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7o!>a.oco Co. P.O. Box 1347 Z-l Legislators Favor Tough Sentences Hai'tfo.'-d, cr OClOl By ANDREW NIBLEY cure for Connecticut's education funding they weren't interested in passing another moratorium on the construction of new ^...... problems was given a higher priority. nuclear power plants — an issue that has HARTFORD (UPI) - The 1979 "blue” law. Only 38 percent said they were Wage Guidelines Governors Ask On a related issue, 81 percent of the ready to adopt a new Sunday closing law surfaced repeatedly in past Legislatures. Building Additions Legislature would like to get tough with Toys for Joy legislators felt the state should pick to replace the one that was recently Thirty-eight percent favored the criminals and legalized gambling, but ap­ May Hurt Computers About Oil Prices Is Popular Now judges on the basis of merit, rather than moratorium. Needs More parently isn't interested in some issues declared unconstitutional. through the traditional political patronage Gun control, another old issue, was op­ Page 10 Page 9 Page 10 that have haunted the Capitol for years, a The survey also showed that 50 percent Page 10 process. Only 12 percent opposed merit of the lawmakers opposed putting a posed by 48 percent. Only 36 percent L------UPI survey shows. selection. wanted stricter state regulation of guns. 4 UPI recently gave newly elected The 1979 Legislature also appears ready legislators a list of 20 potential issues and to take a closer look at legalized gambling asked them to rate their significance. The in Connecticut. lawmakers were also asked to indicate Toilet Law Repeal Due ilan rl)fatp r Eighty per cent of the legislators said their positions on the issues. HARTFORD (UPI) — In Connecticut, they favor a moratorium on new gaming restriction of its kind in the country. Showers, Flurries Tonight There are 187 representatives in the it's illegal to sit on a toilet seat that isn’t facilities in the state, while only 16 per­ But it appears likely the state will join Highs Near 40 Connecticut Legislature. UPI's survey horseshoe-shaped. You can be fined up to cent were against the idea. the rest of the nation next week by Details o n page 2 received responses from 115 of them. $100. At the same time, 76 percent of those repealing the regulation. The issue that received the most one­ It’s been that way since 1939 when the who responded to the survey favored a The rule on open-front seats has not sided response was fixed sentences for state decided all toilet seats— in the home state financed study of the gambling in­ been a big problem in service stations, of­ habitual criminals. and on the road — should have an opening dustry which now includes three jai alai fice buildings or other public places. But it in the front. Eighty-three of the lawmakers who frontons and a dog track. has been for homeowners, especially in responded to the survey favored predeter­ That was the year World War II broke t towns where regulation-conscious Home Found ibiOTtng I While the incoming legislators appear mined sentences for chronic criminals, out. It was also a time when many people inclined to approve the gaming and crime building inspectors go by the book, while only 9 percent opposed the idea. The still believed you could catch venereal dis­ MYSTIC (UPI) - Three rarely Vol, XCVIII, No. 65 — Manchester, Conn., Satu.day, December 16, 1976 proposals rejected by previous because most toilet seats made for the »A Family NEWSpaper Since 18B1« 20(t Single Copy • 15(t Home Delivered rest were undecided. ease from toilet seats. exhibited Commerson’s dolphins Legislatures, they have apparently tired home are oval. The legislators also rated fixed Consequently, Connecticut passed a seized Friday when they were of some other issues that have been The Legislative Regulations Review sentences for habitual criminals as the se­ regulation outlawing one-piece, oval toilet brought into the country illegally hanging around the Capitol for years. Committee is expected officially to repeal cond most important issue confronting the seats and imposed a maximum $100 fine from Argentina have a new home Fifty-one percent of the lawmakers said the regulation next Tuesday. Legislature. Only finding a constitutional on violators. It is believed to be the only at the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium. Aquarium spokeswoman Laura Kezer said Friday the dolphins U.S. Will Recognize were confiscated at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York by Squirrel Scorers the U.S. Department of To cope with the problem of power outages Commerce’s National Marine caused by squirrels, the New England REGATS Fisheries Division. She said the aquarium plans to Utilities came up with the Idea of 18-inch petition the government for per­ Peking as Sole China styrofoam owls. The owls, a natural enemy of manent custody of the mammals, WASHINGTON (UPI) - President squirrels, were purchased for $6 each from a “which rarely, if ever, have been Carter also announced: Mao Tse-tung in 1972. breakthrough leaked out people themselves.” Carter announced Friday the United exhibited in the United States.” — U.S. troops, numbering about 2,- "In recognizing the single govern­ nevertheless in general outline. Nonetheless, Carter also made company in South Dakota. The owls were States will establish full diplomatic Federal agents learned of the (XM), would be removed from Taiwan ment of China, we are recognizing Simultaneous with Carter’s an­ clear he considers the shift of placed atop two substation buildings in relations with Communist China on dolphins late Thursday after the within four months. simple reality,” Carter said in nouncement, the government alliances an idea whose time has 6 Weymouth, Mass., two months ago and since Jan. 1 and end official relations with “pilot of an Argentinian charter — Chinese Vice Premier Teng releasing an official joint com­ released the text of the U.S. Chinese come and he underscored that by Taiwan in a complete and historic munique simultaneously with the then there have been no squirrel-caused plane routinely radioed into the Tsaio-Ping would visit Washington at Communique and a separate U.S. paraphrasing an acknowledgement break with the past. power failures or traces of squirrels in the Port Authority and listed four live the end of January. Peking government. statement making clear the United Wiping the slate clean in one the United States first made in the dolphins as part of his cargo,” — The United States and China “The change 1 am announcing States would maintain unofficial area. (UPI photo) dramatic move. Carter informed the 1972 Shanghai Communique Ms. Kezer said. would exchange ambassadors star­ tonight will be of long-term benefit to cultural and social ties with Taiwan nation of his decision to abandon the culminating the Nixon visit. ting March 1. the peoples of both the United States while abandoning the diplomatic and traditional post-war alliance with the ‘"There is but one China,” he said, Band Plays On In a hastily arranged television ad­ and China — and, I believe to all the military links that have existed since “and Taiwan is part of China.” Nationalist government formed by dress, Carter called the move “a peoples of the world.” the creation of Communist and The communique said the two Steel Lack Delaj^^ NEW LONDON (UPI) - Sun­ Chiang Kai-shek — including the final historic agreement” that U.S. critics of the Peking regine Nationalist China. nations would actually exchange am­ day’s holiday performance by the defense treaty — and fully recognize culminates the process begun by were sure to disagree bitterly, Coliseum Reopening Coast Guard &nd may be the last In its key passages, the com­ bassadors and open embassies as of mainland China. President Richard Nixon and the late however, and Sen. Barry f^ldwater, of its free public performances munique said: “The United States of March 1, allowing a two-month tran­ R-Ariz., was one of the first to weigh America and the People’s Republic HARTFORD (UPI) — The Hartford Civic Center unless attendance improves, sition period. in with a scathing denunciation of of China have agreed to recognize Coliseum reopening may be delayed because of dif­ Coast Guard Academy officials It also summarized a number of Carter’s move issued even before the each other and to establish ficulties in obtaining steel for the $27.5 million said. principles that will guide U.S.- president appeared on television. diplomatic relations as of Jan. 1, reconstruction project, city officials report. Academy spokesman Lt. Chinese relations. ‘"The president’s decision on China 1979... .These included pledges that neither City Manager John A. Sulik and construction manager George Whiting said “only 1(X) Power Outage represents one of the most cowardly “Within this context, the people of nation would “seek hegemony in the Albert Daley Thursday said the delays could jeopardize people” showed up at the band’s acts ever performed by a president the United States will maintain Asia region or in any other region of the extremely tight timetable to re-open the coliseum on last performance. of the United States,” Goldwater Jan. 1, 1980. In the past, it was standing cultural, commercial and other unof­ the world” — a standard Chinese slap said in a statement. ‘"The action ficial relations with the people of atHhe Soviet Union. The coliseum roof caved in Jan. 18 under tons of snow room only when visitors packed stabs in the back the nation of Taiwan.” and slush. the academy’s 1,500-seat Darkens Town ’The move was sure to create ripple Taiwan, one of the most faithful and' Carter’s address and the separate effects on U.S. relations with the Sulik and Daley said they couldn’t estimate whether auditorium to hear the band play GLASTONBURY — ’There were workers busy. trustworthy friends our country has U.S. statement spelled out that would Soviets — China’s archrival — and the steel shipment lag would throw the project behind during the summer and winter plenty of cold suppers eaten by “They’re plenty of them,” the ever had.” mean the end of official U.S.-Taiwan Carter took care to call in the Soviet schedule. performances. candlelight in town Friday. spokesman said of the ringing TTie U.S.-Peking reconciliation — diplomatic relations, nullification of ambassador, Anatoliy Dobrynin, Daley, an employee of the George A. Fuller Construc­ Whiting said apparent waning A power outage, affecting the en­ phones. “We’re just answering the combined with the rupture of official the 1954 U.S.-Taiwan mutual defense Friday afternoon to inform him tion Co., said the problems stemmed from the steel interest and resulting increased tire town, occurred shortly after 5:30 telephone calls.” relations with Taiwan and the treaty and withdrawal of the es­ privately of the impending announce­ haulers’ strike and steel mills not meeting production expense means the concerts may p.m. and still had not been repaired He said a crew was sent out to withdrawal within four months of all timated 2,000 U.S. troops from the ment. deadlines. have to be dropped. by 7 p.m., a Connecticut Light & check all lines, and the problems still U.S. troops — were sure to have offshore island within about four On his way out, Dobrynin told He said the strike has forced the roof contractors, Karl Coast Guard plans to move the Power Co. spokesman said. have not found as of 7 p.m. worldwide repercussions. Sources months. reporters tersely the Kremlin would Koch Erecting Co., of Carteret, N.J., to switch from 45-member band to Washington The cause of the outage still was There were no reports of any major close to the Taiwan government said Attempting to soften the blow. not be surprised or shaken up by the trucks to rail in transporting steel from Bethlehem, Pa. two years ago were scuttled after not known at 7 p.m., he said. automobile accidents that would its leaders scheduled an emergency Carter assured Americans the news Carter had just told him — and Sparrows Point, Md. to its fabricating plant. area residents wrote to Coast The outage resulted in a quieter have caused such a problem, he said. meeting at dawn. United States would continue its con­ although he did not say what that Trucks .could make the interstate trip in a day, while Guard officials protesting the Friday night than usual for most While the outage darkened the en­ Carter’s address culminated a day cern for the welfare of the Taiwan news was. the rail route takes two weeks, Daley said. move. residents. But, for the CL&P office tire town of Glastonbury, no other of building suspense in which the people. The U.S. statement added; The U.S.-Chinese announcement Local Coast Guard officials that services the town, it meant a communities were affected, the White House announced he would hope the band’s rendition of “The U.S. continues to have an in­ was reminiscent in its suddenness to barrage of telephone calls that kept spokesman said. have a statement of international .9 9' holiday works, a Christmas carol terest in the peaceful resolution of the original breakthrough scored in significance to make but refused to the Taiwan issue and expects that the 1971 by Henry Kissinger. singalong, and traditional folk say what it was. Word of the China songs this Sunday will-spark new Taiwan issue will be settled by the interest among area residents. Inside Today Business...... Study Says State Needs IVe Have Them All...... 9 Churches ...... 8 Magic Classified...... 20-22 CALORIC* Collectors’ Corner ...... 5 CUM Ckimics...... Money to Clean Its Air ...... 23 Dear Abby...... 23 HARTFORD (UPI) - A massive The council said as a last resort, Editorial ...... 4 waste programs. ra LITTON study reported Friday more money is the state might have to consider Microwave Cooking F am ily ...... 11 But the council praised the D EP’s necessary to keep (innecticut from using state park and forest land as Gift Guide...... 6-7 water, land conservation and recrea­ eventually wallowing in waste and tion pro^ams in the face of per­ dumping grounds. Obituaries ...... 10 suffocating from polluted air. sonnel and money shortages. The council said the state and its Senior Citizens...... 15 The funding necessary to meet the The council said transportation is people "must recognize the financial Sports...... 16-18 many requirements to safeguard commitment necessary to maintain a Television ...... Weekend the largest cause of smog problems Connecticut’s environment was cited and so difficult to control that the productive environment and an M as a major pitfall in an exhaustive state will probably have to ask to ex­ adequate and desirable recreational study by The Council on Environmen­ tend the 1982 deadline to reach system.” tal (Quality, its. first in four years. federal air quality standards to 1987. Additional money for more staff “Environmental protection, while . ’The council said the solid waste must be provided for enforcement of of great importance to the welfare of crisis is staggering with Connecticut clean air regulations, the commis­ the state, consumes less pyan 2 per­ citizens generating over 10,000 tons sion said. ‘"The most significant en­ LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS.. Demi Vest Chains ...... *10.00 Tie C h ain s...... $6.00 cent of the state budget,” said the of trash and garbage each day. vironmental problem facing Connec­ council. This comes out to six pounds per ticut now” is trying to reach the tfn The advisory council is supposed to person, enough to cover over two federal air quality standards by 1982 j Q u a s a r Duogram Initial Neckchain report annually on the progress of the acres of land three feet deep each the council said. Gold Neckchains Deparment of Environmental day. Although a reduction in federal (Includes Initials) $15.00 $7.50 to $22.00 Protection, as required by the Delays in the Connecticut grants is partly to blame, “equally Legislature, but hasn’t because of a Resources Recovery Authority responsible are state procedures • cuff links ...... 22.00 Silver Neckchains lack of funds. It’s last annual report program to build giant modern which make position-refilling im­ • tie b a r ...... 15.00 $7.50 to $18.00 was issued in 1975. recovery plants has left it up to com­ possible.” Suspect The nine-member citizen council munities to dump waste at 164 land­ The council said air pollution was a • money clip ...... 15.00 MANY OTHER STYLES AND ITEMS said although improvements have fill sites. But many of the landfills "problem of staggering dimensions” A MGROWAlIt COOKING TO CHOOSE FROM. been made under DEP Com­ will be closed by 1983 and not able to because some oxidants remain high Captured missioner Stanley Pac, it was absorb over 5.6 million tons of solid as evidenced by a record high of car­ critical of the DEP air and solid waste expected by then. bon monoxide in 1977. EXPERT WILL BE IN Tfifs Christmas, give him something he'll weer for years... NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) - Police said Friday night they cap­ tured Reginald Jones, 17, a street OUR STORE gang member known as "Sunshine” who was sought in the fatal shooting Cimino Says Old Plans 6 / of a New Haven high school teacher. SAT. 11-3 ;;|j Police said they arrested Jones, of New Haven, about 7 :39 p.m. at a two- Will Cut MHA’s Fees TO ANSWER ALL family home on Stale Street in "Where women love to s h o p to r m e n !" Hamden. They said he was in an attic REGATS By GREG PEARSON Some minor redesign would be The architect's lee, based on the YOUR QUESTIONS & crawl space in the house, but sur­ rendered without incident. Herald Reporter required, but the same basic plans $680,000, would be about $40,000. A Manchester Vernon He was wanted in connection with MANCHESTER - Dominic could be used. five percent reduction would reduce DEMONSTRATE 903 MAIN ST. QPEN TRI-CITY PLAZA the shooting Thursday afternoon of Cimino, the architect for Spencer The housing authority is in the .that figure by about $2,000. business education teacher Anthony Village, has told the Manchester process of selecting an architect for Mastrangelo said that such a reduction in the cost can only be Annunziata during an attempted Housing Authority it can reduce the the additional 40 units. It met this offered by Cimino since he designed MICROWAVE COOKING 9:30-9:00 ...... Dally ...... 10-9 robbery at Wilbur Cross High School. architect’s fees for additional week with four other firms who are 9:30-5:30 ...Saturdays...... 10-9 Jones was charged with murder housing by five percent if the same interested in the architectural work the existing units and has plans and was being held at the police sta­ ffe’H Be Home for Christmas plans are used. along with Cimino. already used at the site. 1 2 -5 ...... SUNDAYS...... 12-5 tion on $100,000 bail pending transfer Spencer Village is the 40 units now Pascal Mastrangelo, chairman of There has been some criticism of EM &ieUM to the state correctional center in Tiny Mark Andrew Daunt just about fills the Christmas located off Spencer Street. Cimino the MHA, said the group may selMt the appearance of those 40 units, but 45 HARTfORO RD. MAHCHtSTER. U l / ______New Haven. Jones is to be arraigned stocking that is his wrapper as he is being readied to leave was the architect for the project. an architect for the project at its Mastrangelo feels they are accep­ CORNER OF MCKEE ST table considering the final cost fOIMtl lOlilAR $ Monday in New Haven Superior Manchester Memorial Hospital to go home to 13 Marshall The MHA now is planning an ad­ meeting Wednesday night. LOCATIOI144 TO figure. X IIIIT ST. HIT Court. ditional 40 units on a three-acre tract The architectural fee will be 5.9 Road, Manchester, with his proud parents, Michhel and Cathy “You can say they look like lOWTf TIL 9 Annunziata, 56, of Orange, a adjacent to the Spencer Village percent of the total construction cost MW m A THws A IK m 9 business education teacher for 19 Crook Daunt. The hospital wraps all its departing babies born of the project, Mastrangelo said. chicken coops, but we can’t build a rws S.T III 5 in December in red socks. Mark was born Dec. 12 at 6:29 a.m. property. iNlIkYliEiir iM years, was slain Thursday while Cimino wrote to the MHA and said The MHA has received $680,000 for model palace with the money we’re 1 fOMun I Muru cMia nu tvrintfifiw constructing the new units, and some getting,” he said. While some have uaiKw itpRu C4in ILMM 01 iMRs an manning the counter of the student and weighed 5-pounds 12-ounces. He has a brother, Michael A. the cost of the architectural work can CM QUfftroiSMNRvniff 647-9997 store. He was shot once in the chest of the architects who met with the not liked the units, others, including ■STurr non - Jr., 2Vz. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur be reduced by five percent if the 647-9999 and died two hours later at Yale-New Daunt of Manchester. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and same Spencer Village plans are MHA feel the figure is low. More some of the residents, are pleased t v x v m jm ii Haven Hospital. with them, he said. Mrs. Otis Crook of Columbus, Ga. (Herald photo by Pinto) repeated on the new parcel. money may be needed. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 16. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (k)nn.. Sat., Dec. 16. 1978 — PAGE THREE ScotVs World O’Neill Theater Seeking Critics Leaders Like Poll Result WATERFORD (UPI) - The Ann-Mar^^l, Acts Again Eugene O’Neill Theater Center is in­ viting applications for its I2th annual National Critics Institute next July 8- On Funds, Grime, Judges “Between now and then I am going By VERINON SCOTT Aug. 5. to Tucson, Arizona, to star with Kirk HARTFORD (UPI) - Ugislative state employee raises. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ann- The program is open to makers favored a clear langauge bill Douglas in 'The Villain,” a spoof bn leaders said Friday they are en­ "Obviously the budget and Margret Olsson was professionally westerns, and another two weeks in professional critics and arts writers that would require businesses to couraged by a UPI survey that shows budgetary issues, which include born in “Bye, Bye Birdie” in 1963, a Las Vegas. for newspapers, magazines, radio write contracts in “plain English” the 1979 Legislature is ready to hold school financing, are of major impor­ year after Marilyn Monroe's death at “I'm lucky because I'm able to go and TV stations, with more than two that consumers could understand. down spending, get tough with tance,” Lieberman said. a time when Hollywood was looking from TV to movies to cabarets. Each yearfot professional experience. Abate said he was encouraged by criminals and revise the way judges for a successor to the world's one is different from the other. It's ™e four-week workshop, run con­ Lawmakers rated school finance as the large percentages of lawmakers are selected. the most important issue they will greatest sex symbol. refreshing. currently with the O’Neill’s famed who voic^ their support for merit To be sure, she had appeared in National Playwrights Conference, is “I’m encouraged by the results,” deal with in the session that ^g in s selection of judges 81 percent) and “If I did nothing but heavy drama, said Senate Majority Leader Joseph “ Pocketful of Miracles" and “State limited to 10 participants. Successful next month, eventy-nine percent said fixed sentences for chronic criminals as I do in 'Magic' (costarring Lieberman, D-New Haven. “I’m they would like to see state Fair," But "Bye, Bye Birdie" England's Anthony Hopkins and due candidates receive full housing, (83 percent). very optimistic about what can be ac­ educational aid to municipalities in­ revealed her as a leggy, lusty for release in Novembier), I'd climb meals, tuition and theater tickets. “I think this year a system of complished during the session.” creased by 840 million or more. prospect to fill the void left by the walls. You're so intensely in­ Applications may be obtained determinate sentences will pass,” he “I’m sure we will be addressing Lieberman said he was disap­ Marilyn. volved with your costar and director from: The Eugene O’Neill Theater said. most, if not all, of the issues in the pointed that a majority of lawmakers For a time it appeared Ann- the pressures get to you. Center, Suite 601, 1860 Broadway, Abate also said it appears the poll,” added House Speaker Ernest opposed a constitutional ceiling on Margret would do just that. She was “I couldn't continue doing one New York NY 10023. Deadline for Legislature will approve a Abate of Stamford. annual budget increases. The survey red-haired, full-figured and lent dramatic film after another playing applications is April 15. moratorium on new gaming facilities herself easily to the big glamor Lieberman said he was particular­ revealed that 52 percent of the and a state financed study of the depressed or psychotic characters ly pleased with the determination of legislators opposed the government buildup. legalized gambling industry. again and again. They'd have to put most of the newly-elected legislators spending lid. Jayne Mansfield was still around. “That seems to be a universal me away. to keep state employee raises below 7 “I’m surprised. I thought there Raquel Welch was yet to come along. “On stage. I'm able to open up and Christmas Concert feeling,” Abate said. percent as requested by President would have been an outpouring for a In the UPI survey, 79 percent of the For several years she played roles have fun. TV is sort of a combination EAST HARTFORD -S t. Mary’s Carter in his anti-inflation program. ceiling on spending,” he said. lawmakers favored the gaming in which her curves were more in of both. Close involvement with other Church, 15 Maplewood Ave., will hold The UPI survey showed 77 percent The New Haven Democrat said he moratorium, while 76 percent sup­ evidence than her talent — “Via Las performers and with an audience, Which is Lois Lane? its first annual Christmas concert Vegas" with Elvis Presley and of the 115 lawmakers who responded was glad to see 77 percent of the law­ ported the gaming study. too. Sundhy at 2:30 p.m. to the poll favored holding the line on “Kitten With A Whip." “I live in several worlds because Margot Kidder (left), who plays Lois Lane in “Superman” The concert is an ecumenical event But the Swedish-born beauty was I'm really several different people. 1 the movie, gets together with Joann Segal, who was the model and the public is invited to attend. as bright as she was alluring, and Ann-Margret think everyone is. My work allows for the first Lois in comic strips of the 1930s. The two met It will be a combined concert determined to become more than a me to show different sides of myself during the West Coast premiere of the movie. Joann was in her featuring the 40-member Greater with her own nightclub act. Only Liza Super Painter sex symbol. because of the variety of things I do. teens when she posed for the strip. About 10 years later, she Hartford Community Concert band Slain Teacher Remained Today Farrah Fawcett-Majors has Minnelli and Barbra Streisand begin It's a great outlet. and the 12-Member Hilltop Singers. Is it a bird, a plane or possibly Superman? Street Bridge, high above the East River. The ascended to the goddess status of to approach her as a triple threat per­ married the strip’s artist, Jerry Segal. (UPI photo) “There is no problem about staying No! It is Angelo Begonia painting the Monroe while Ann-Margret has safe­ former — in films, TV and clubs. with one character after I finish a New York City skyline can be seen in the ly established herself as an actress. Ann - Margret munched hot movie because 1 go right into superstructure of the Queensboro Bridge, background. Directly below the bridge is a Despite Advice to Leave She received Academy Award chocolate chip cookies in her something else. It's a matter of shif­ ThaVs Entertainment New York City, better known as the 59th portion of Roosevelt Island. (UPI photo) nominations for her performances in Benedict Canyon home, an estate ting emotional and psychological NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Fifteen was nearby when Annunziata spoke was one of the union leaders jailed at “Carnal Knowledge" and “Tommy." formerly belonging to Hedy Lamarr gears. It's a healthy way to work. minutes before teacher Anthony An- to ambulance attendants who rushed Camp Hartell in Windsor Locks in 6 Smaller Format Due At this moment_she may be the and Humphrey Bogart, taking a “Some performers get confused nunziata was fatally shot during an him to Yale-New Haven Hospital 1975 when New Haven teachers went most versatile star in show business; breather between assignments. about their identity because apparent robbery at Wilbur Cross where he died in the operating room. on strike. a dramatic actress ("Magic"), She was tanned, slim and relaxed. producers have locked them into a Staples Still Entertain High School, he complained of chills “I saw him lying on the floor in the Melchia Benson, a Wilbur Cross musical star (“Tommy”) and com­ Her husband-manager, former ac­ category — comedienne, dramatic but brushed aside a colleague’s ad­ store. He was conscious and history teacher, said Annunziata The boy-meets-girl, boy-loses-girl, as it probably seemed in 1919, but, edienne ("The Cheap Detective” ). [ tor Roger Smith, was busy putting actress or glamor girl. properly proper and distant at fade- College Paper Remains vice to go home. requested to go to St. Raphael’s organized softball and card games to, boy-gets-girl plot, one of the most then, theater's best when fantasizing, Ann-Margret starred in two televi­ the house in order. They have spent in, swooning at fade-out. Annunziata, 56, of Orange, a (Hospital). But he went to Yale-New try to make the other teachers feel' endearing — and engrossing — n’est c’pas? sion specials — “Rockette — A only three months at home this year. On Radio Sunday Laugh-wise, it’s Philip Polito By SUSAN VAUGHN feeling of thse who attended suggestions on a monthly basis. business education teacher, died Haven. When they put him in the am­ comfortable in confinement. elements in American theater, can­ Piano tuner Irene O’Dare (Sandy Holiday Tribute to the Radio City “It's hectic and frantic, but per­ Wesley Hale, a senior citizen in the (“Madame” Lucy) all the way. He Thursday’s meeting was that the The journalism faculty has also Thursday of a single gunshot wound bulance he was breathing but I didn’t "He tried to make us feel not be said to have worn out its Burnard) happens to meet mul­ Herald Itrporler Music Hall" this month and “The forming is what I do,” Ann-Margret, area, will tell what it was like literally thunders onto that stage, all paper should continue but be reduced agreed to develop closer ties between in the chest. He was slain while man­ like his color,” he said. everything would be all right," Ben­ welcome. timillionaire Donald Marshall HI. MANCHESTER -The New Donny and Marie Show" in'October. “As long as I'm healthy and love my pomp and circumstance, groveling, from an eight page to a four-page for­ their students and the newspaper ning the counter at the student store. Annunziata worked each day in the son said. growing up in Connecticut 60 or 70 In an age of supersophistication, They don’t profess the mutual College Press will stay in print, but As if two new movies and a brace work. I'm going to keep it up. I plan years ago on WINF's “ Focus,” to be groaning, grunting, but, significant­ mat, at least initially, when it staff. Some students from the jour­ A warrant was issued for the “I remember that he played center some 60 years after it was initially feelings, but it’s love obviously at in a shortened format, next semester store which sells such items as can­ of TV musicals were not enough, to take four months off in January for aired Sunday from 3:35 to 4 p.m. Jeff ly, getting his name known and kow­ resumes operations in January. suspected assailant, a 17-year-old dy, cookies, typewriter ribbons and field during the softball games and premiered at the Vanderbilt Theatre first sight. Enter “Madame” Lucy, at Manchester Community College. nalism classes have be been iden­ Ann-Margret will have dazzled Las a rest, my first vacation in five Jacobs will interview Hale in this towed to — a figure of substance in member of a street gang which took pencils. The store is used to give was very good at it. We listened to in New York, “ Irene” as presently Parisian dress designer (it’s really a The fate of the college newspaper He said the paper would continue tified as potential contributors to the Vegas on stage eight weeks this year years. New York fashion. paper, Paterna said. Three other its name from the Brooklyn, N.Y., students experience in running a him because he’d been teaching for segment of “Focus.” staged at East Windsor's Coachlight chap from a New York background, was in limbo this week after stories to print, but the student senate Maralyn Nell, as Irene’s mom, students have also called the Press slum known as Bedford-Stuyvesant, business. so long and had more experience Dinner Theatre reminds a confirmed but, then, all’s fair in the market in last Friday’s edition announced members expressed serious concerns Geraldine, is an engaging bundle of over the costs of running the paper. office and volunteered to work on the police said. A teacher for 20 years, Annunziata than the rest of us,” Benson said. theater buff that the staples of place, if one is to tnake progress in that the paper was going to close entertainment; she’s a Judy Garland The Student Senate spends $12,000 a paper. “I saw him about 15 minutes before stagefare are still very much enter­ the market place, reasons down because of lack of help from Forum of the Arts lookalike, incidentally, and can sing year to run and staff the New College The journalism staff members will he was shot,” said Gerald Cuddy, a taining, very much reflective, too, of “ Madame” Lucy). students and faculty. up a storm. Press. also explore the possibility of ob­ Wilbur Cross teacher. man’s — and woman's — predilection Donald Marshal III has a capital The announcement brought This is the show that put “Alice Other actions which came out of taining course credit for the editors “ We passed by one another and he Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford for fantasy, in effect surcease from idea; why not back the estimable responses from the faculty and Stu­ Industrial Park Road ‘Jacques Brel’ at Yale Blue Gown,” “I’m Always Chasing the meeting included five faculty who work on the newspaper. There told me he wasn’t feeling well, had tonight through Monday. The Hart­ Art Events the day’s travails. “Madame” in a massive fashion dent Senate and resulted in a meeting Rainbows,” and “You Made Me Love members volunteering to work with are presently two vacant positions of the chills and was nauseated. I told The Yale School of Drama will pre­ ford Ballet will present the perfor­ The newly arrived version Sam and enterprise? And, why not this cute Thursday which brought positive sent a special holiday production in • Paul Zelanski and Anthony You,” on the best-selling music the newspaper staff. The Student the four editors on the staff. him to go to the office to get permis­ Will Open Next Week mance. Ruth Belkin are imaginatively little girl' from Ninth Ave. as the charts for years. This is the show, results. tribute to the late French Terenzio, art professors at the Senate members also suggested that Reorganization of the staff will be sion to go home. But he told me he Wednesday and Friday at 8 p.m.. University of Connecticut, are producing at their handsome dinner business manager? He, Marshall HI, too, that held the longest run for a Andrea Paterna, student activities check early next week for a couple of songwriter/composer Jacques Brel The Hartford Symphony Orchestra is aff business; she, Irene O’Dare, director, said Friday that the general an advisory board be established to discussed with the Student Senate, wanted to go work in the school MANCHESTER - The road showing their works in the theatre off 1-91 is an updated, up­ Broadway musical comedy with a Paterna said. through the Buckland Industrial Park road signs that will direct travelers ("Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and and members of the Hartford has love in her eyes. There’s a bit of a review the paper and offer store,” he said. Promenade Gallery at Bushnell graded adaptation of what James story-line (670 performances) until will open next week. Jay Giles, direc­ from the South Windsor area to the Living in Paris” ), for a two-week Chorale combine in a performance of tiff over naught, and, then, it’s roses Annunziata, who had taught at Memorial Hall in Hartford now Montgomery wrote back in 1919. Rodgers & Hammerstein’s W ilbur C ross since 19^6 a fte r tor of public works, said Friday. commuter parking lot at Burr engagement Dec. 29 through Jan. 13 Handel's “ Messiah.” Soloists are and romance. . , through Jan. 9. The gallery is open Then, it was a matter of a “Oklahoma!” came along in 1943 (2,- transferring from Hillhouse High The road runs from Tolland Turn­ Corners and to the Bissell Bridge. at the University Theatre, 222 York soprano Susan Davenny Wyner, hardworking girl who borrows a blue Sandy Burnardi let it be understood St., New Haven. “Jacques Brel” is during all Bushnell performances. 248 performances). Meeting Set on Buckland School, told a colleague, business pike to Burnham Street and will be If it will take a week for the signs mezzo-soprano Betty Allen, Tenor gown, thinking she will return it on straightaway, is one of the most directed by Steve Lawson, artistic Additional viewing hours are 3 to 5 David Guthrie, design/direction; teacher Stanley Lysack, he should the main route through the industrial to arrive, the road will be opened Peter Harvey and bass Joseph p.m. on Wednesdays. Persons the morrow, only to find herself energetic leading ladies we’ve been Lpne Gannaway, choreography; VERNON — Because of the size without them. If the signs can be director of the Yale Cabaret, with Associates, the developer out of at Howard Johnson’s on Route 30. not have gone to school on Thursday. park. McKee. Another performance will wishing to discuss the purchase of plunged into circuitous cir­ privileged to watch at Coachlight Linda M. Pukach, lighting; Raymond and nature of the proposed Buckland shipped in a couple of days, the road musical direction by Rusty Magee, mark the Orchestra’s debut at the through the years. Houston, "Texas, to have an infor­ The first ’’get acquainted “He said he wasn’t feeling well and The Board of Directors Tuesday works should contact Wolfgang Behl cumstances. Zander II, design assistant; and Commons development for night approved the name of Chapel opening wilt be delayed until the and choreography by Wesley Fata. American Shakespeare Theatre in She’s captured the timing, the mational meeting between the towns breakfast” of the new year will be should not have come in this mor­ at 233-0590. Now, it’s suddenly 1978, and the Steve Bentz, production stage Manchester and South Windsor, the Road for the road. signs are installed, Giles said. For reservations, call 436-1600. Stratford on Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. temperament, o! an extremely affected with a spokesman to be Jan. 23 at 8 a.m. at Howard Johnsons. ning,” Lysack said. “I’m so upset • Foot Prints, 466 Main St., Harry Rigby concept tells of a gamey manager, should be cited, com­ Rockville Area Chamber of there from MAP. and sad.” Construction work on the street has No formal ceremony is planned for January 5, 6 and 7 at the Bushnell, gal, a piano tuner, no less, who looks demanding role — and captured these The next meeting of the chamber’s Theater Events Manchester, is featuring two exhibits mended and congratulated. We Commerce is asking chamber Rockville chamber officials feel Another teacher, James Balsamo, been finished, Giles said. He wants to the road opening, he said. Ed Lark natrateaa travelogue about in its community arts center. cross-town, from Ninth Ave. to Fifth prime theater components with haven’t seen such a show with such members, and others interested, to Board of Directors will be Jan. 10 at • The Yale Repertory Theatre, 222 Norway. (246-6807) verve and vitality. Her co-star, that because of the size and nature of noon with the place to be announced York St., New Haven, will conclude Holiday Jazz is an exhibition of Ave., inevitably finding happiness zestfulness and zing in years! attend a meeting planned for strikingly handsome Gary Daniel, is the proposed project, it will have an later. its fall repertory tonight with the various items offered for sale by and everlasting love. It’s as corney Thursday at 8 a.m. at the South Wind­ impact on all towns in the area and Hospital Visit closing performance of “Mahagon- Musical Events area artists. Included are sor Community Center. perhaps most particularly on the Anti-Smoking Game MANCHESTER - The ny,” a chamber version of Bertold • On Wednesday at noon, the photography, graphics, clothing, The proposed 500-acre develop­ Vernon Circle area. VENCOUVER, B.C. (UPI) - The Manchester Veterans of Brecht and Kurt Weill’s musical Wednesday NonJon Repertory at jewelry, pottery, baskets, water- ment would include residential Anyone wishing to attend may ob­ Anti-smoking movement has reached Foreign Wars post 2046 and masterpiece, conceived and directed Center Church House, 60 Gold St., colors, slippers and blown glass. apartments and homes in tain further details and directions to the games field. A Vancouver its ladies auxiliary will by Keith Hack. The winter/spring Hartford, will present Phyllis Ham­ There is also a m aster’s exhibition by Manchester and commercial and in­ the Community Center, by calling the manufacturer recently introduced a visit the Rocky Hill repertory will begin Jan. 19 with a mond and John Francisco offering Vikki Berman of quilts and fabric dustrial development in South Wind­ chamber office. board game spoofing smoking and Veterans Hospital Monday. new Sam Shepard play, “ Buried readings and music for Christmas. reliefs. Both exhibits will remain on th a otres sor. The Executive Committee of the the tobacco industry. (Smokers Wild, Members are asked to display through Dec. 23. , CHKJAOO Russell Trottman, executive direc­ Child.” Others to join the repertory The performance is open to the 1.0. UROI Rfouimo RNlRf A ^U C M ir SYLVESTER chamber will meet Dec. 27 at 8 a.m. Gamma Two Games Ltd., 1306 meet at the post home, 608 at later dates are Chekhov’s “The public. Call 249-5631 for reservations. • A Manchester Community tor of the South Windsor Chamber of at the chamber office and the Retail Seymour St., Vancouver, B.C., E. Center St., by 6:30 p.m. ftANFRAMCtSCO) \ I DCMVER l\ ^ STALLONE Seagull,” the American premiere of • A “Season’s Greetings” concert College student exhibition is being Commerce, has contacted MAP Committee will meet Jan. 4 at 8 a.m. Canada V6B 3P3) at^Ponderosa Ecward Bond’s “The Bundle” and will be presented by the U.S. Coast shown at the Stairwell Gallery,. 146 Shakespeare's “As You Like It.” Guard and Sunday at 8 p.m. in Leamy Hartford Road, Manchester, now PARADISE Square Dancing (436-1600) Auditorium at the Coast Guard through Jan. 26. Slated Tonight • “Romeo and Juliet” is currently • A photographic look at both the HICHU 1 IIMMIAIUIESV^Y ALLEYS Academy in New London. The MANCHESTER - The SUNDAY and on stage at Hole-in-the-Wall, 121 tragedies and virtues of America in program is free and open to the ‘^40 Manchester Square Dance Smalley St., New Britain. It will be the Great Depression is the subject public. The concert will feature Club will have an open follow^ by “Man of La Mancha” of a documentary exhibition at the Psrjmouni Pirturn Prn5Y NIGHT dance tonight from 8 to 11 MONDAY only starring David Curren as Don song medley, and a narration by University of Connecticut’s William FEVER 1 Up ini plm. at Verplanck School. SALE Quixote Jan. 19 through Feb. 24. (223- Benton Museum, Storrs, now through S ^ FLOW Am am ount Picture Capt. William K. Earl, USCG (Ret.), [Z3* Russ and Anita White will 9500) Dec. 22. On view simultaneously with UPlWEATHFR FOTOCAST €> of the Christmas story, set to the cue the rounds. • The Hartford Stage Company, 50 the photographic exhibit are two DABTBOABD TABLE TENNIS music of “ God Rest Ye Merry, Bruce Reinohl and Lyn Church St., Hartford, continues to others: “Brooke Alexander: A For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. During Satur­ Gentlemen.” Also on the program Glidden will have door du­ Approved 17” Coiled present “Boy Meets Girl” now Decade of Print Publishing,” nd day, rain is likely over the north Pacific coast and in sec­ TABLE will be Aaron Copland’s “Quiet Panavision* ty. Refreshments will be $Mrd with 9 Darts through Dec. 7Z. A delightful holiday “World War I Posters.” The ^ n to n tions of the mid Atlantic states. Some snow may be found City,” with trumpet and English horn served by Mr. and Mrs. Here is a Folding Wooden treat, “Puppet Holiday,” by the Fred museum is open free to the public near the lower Lakes region, otherwise, generally fair Thu Parfact Tralnar for solos. A carol sing will also be in­ Tom Riley, Mr. and Mrs. MMFTaUe Tennis Table Thompson Puppet 'Theatre and Mondays through Saturdays from 10 skies should rule elsewhere across the nation. r Tannit and Raquat Bporla cluded in the program. John Robotto, Arlene / H e j. A 35.00 value Michael Graham’s. Spring Valley a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and bn Sundays • The “Magnificat” by C.P.E. FRI-SATMIDNinSHOW THE BOYS Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Our Reg. 10.09 Puppet Theatre, will be offered on from 1 to 5 p.m. Bach will be performed Christmas Connecticut Weather “BLOOPERS” FROM BRAZIL Jim Roser. stage Dec. 26 and 27, at 11 a.m. and 2 Eve at 10:15 p.m. by choir and • Two young artists, both natives 26.95 I * t HARDWARE WARS” if ihey sur\i\^...vAlll we? The club will have a $1399 p.m. orchestra in Trinity Episcopal of West Hartford, are showing their Saturday mostly sunny in the morning increasing a LIflht and Portabla $499 Christmas party Tuesday A T i nIncludos c I i Not, Pools, Also, the Hartford Stage Company works in a joint exhibition now cloudiness in the afternoon. Highs around 40. Showers ■3 STOOGES" CHiurch, 120 Sigourney St., Hartford, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at • Easy to Sot Up 2 Paddlos and Balls. Youth Theatre, in cooperation with through Jan. 15 at the Center likely Saturday night but changing to snow flurries before V. followed by the Festival Eucharist MMU MIC MSON > Waddell School. the Artists’ Collective will present for Christmas Eve. (527-8133) Gallery, Hartford Jewish Communi­ ending late at night. Lows in the upper 20s. Sunday LAURENCE m fom Those planning to attend Two Sirloin Two Sirloin “The Me Nobody Knows” at 'The Old ty Center, 335 Bloomfield Ave., West variable cloudiness windy and colder. Highs in the low OLIVIER no lb BARBELL are asked to bring a $2 gift 3 H). Polyester E u re k a ! Place, 65 Kinsley St., Hartford, today Hartford. The artists are James 30s. Probability of precipitation 20 percent Saturday and Dance Events G o n ^ a for a grab bag, marked Strip Dinners Strip Dinners and Sunday. This production is made Opinsky and Marjorie Cohen- 70 percent Saturday night. South to southwest winds in­ SUEMNO BAB - SET Solid Steal Bar • The Hartford Ballet will present Solomon. with the sex for which the for $4.99 fin-$4.99 possible by a grant from United creasing to 10 to 20 mph Saturday shifting to westerly I fUffOPC’S MOST Our Reg. tx„HU“UTE OUR REG. its 16th annual production of the \ T/UHTD ABOUT gift is intended. Technologies. (527-5151) • At the Wadsworth Atheneum in Saturday night. \ GtRl 7ALNS’ Save $1.79 Save$1.79 holiday favorite, “The Nutcracker” Refreshments will be 16.99 Nylon $29.99 • The Clockwork Repertory Com­ Hartford, the main holiday attraction $12” Enjoy our Sirloin Strip dinner at tonight through Monday at the served. Badtpacking Enjoy our Sirloin Strip dinner at pany of the Thomaston Opera House, is Christmas in the Goodwin Parlor, Extended Outlook this great sale price. Youll get a this great sate price. You’tt get a Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. a recreation of a Victorian Christmas UKE ROUI^ IS • I 6 158 Main St., Thomaston, is featuring Tent $1999 baked potato, a roll with butter and baked potato, a rott with butter and BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New E n g la n d |^ iOHNtllAVOLTA Meredith Wilson’s musical, “The scene with costumes, toys and Our Reg. unlimited visits to our salad bar uniimited visits to our salad bar The leading roles of the Sugar Plum decorations. Other exhibits at the Monday thru Wednesday: C o rre c tio n Musician,” tonight at 8:15 and Sun­ “SATURDAY 44.99 AdjustaUo Padded (beverage and dessert not included). (beverage and dessert not included). day at 2 p.m. (283-0112) Fairy and The Nutcracker Prince Atheneum include electronic music Mass., R.I. — Conn.: Fair Monday and Tuesday. color R Offer good now through December 14031 Blua Valley one select WEIGHT BENCH Offer good now through December • Bernice Rubens’ “I Sent A will be performed alternately by with visual dimensions in the Chance of snow or rain Wednesday. Daytime highs main­ Nylon Exterior - Tricot Lining 24,1978, all day every day. One 24.1978. all day every day. One Jeanne Tears and Thomas Giroir, ly in the 30s. Overnight lows in upper teens and 20s. — Full Adult SIxa — group iffB I Obi a>t 39.99 coupon per couple per visit. Not Letter To My Love” is getting its MATRIX Gallery now through 649-9383 MANCHESTER - The .------coupon per couple per visit. Not world premiere now through Dec. 24 and Judith Gosnell and Roland Roux. January; Herbert Distel’s Museum Maine & N.H.: Chance of flurries north and fair south recreation director shown N redeemable for cash. Void where redeemable for casK Void where at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Area children appearing in the of Drawers, also in the MATRIX Monday. Fair Tuesday. Chance of snow Wednesday. with Mrs. Sunsan Nelson at HEnSTROM YOUTH prohibited. prohibited. Haven. It will be followed by “The “Nutcracker” are Bridgette Cannon Gallery, and Wendy Clarke’s video Seasonable. Highs in the low 20s north to low 30s south. her 100th birthday party at At Participating Steakhouses. At Participating Steakhouses. from East Hartford; Kristine Lows from 5 to 15. 2 pc. WARM UP SUITS Playboy of The Weekend World,” a playground and “Love Tapes,” in the SSbchMUwTvtningH^ the Crestfield Convales­ 10” TRICYCLE solo entertainment presented by Clranskl, Susan Eldridge and Austin Gallery opening Tuesday and Vermont: Snow flurries or squalls north and west Mon­ cent Home in Thursday’s % Nylon UlUaon Charlotte Eldridge, from Glaston­ continuing through Jan. 28. day. Cloudy elsewhere, fair Tuesday. Snow showers CinCUlATIOtl HOURS UST ^ 100 Johnny MHIsr Emlyn Williams, Dec. 26 through Mon. • FrI. Herald was Deborah 19.99 Assorted Colors Crost Dec. 31. (787-4282) bury, and Suzanne Brazeal from Free gallery tours are offered at W^nesday. Highs 25-35. Lows in the teens to near 20. 0:30 to 0:00 Venora. She was incorrect­ 22.99 Coventry. The story tells of a child’s the Atheneum Saturdays and Sun­ DELIVERY DEADLINE. ly identified. S 1 1 9 9 IR O N S ” Lltt 02.00 Dinner Theater Christmas Eve fantasy of animated 5:30 p.m. Utt20j90 days at 2 p.m. beginning in the main SAT. 0 B rlhtl4.N 3 • 9, PltchlngsRQ«9 • The Camelot Dinner Theater in toys and visits to enchanted lands. lobby. Art NOW, mini-lectures on 7:00 • 10:00 i.m. Shop the super buys In $1499 Wddo# w w (246-6807) Safer Vaccine for Rabies DEUVERY DEADUNE t . . — .CUrOUTTHISCXXJPON—— —4—----- CUT OijnH IS COUPON- Higganum is featuring “Man of La contemporary art, are offered 7:30 A.m. , your Classified section Utt2i00 $1499 • The Gallery Dancers will have today. Tomorrow you’ll u List 51.00 Mancha” now through Jan. 7. (563- Fridays at noon and Sundays at 3 NEW YORK (UPI) — A safer, less painful rabies vac­ 0BrlBf.l9J9I WOODS ‘ SuggMted Carrl^ Flatea’ be pleased with the 8376) an evening of English country dance, p.m. Meet in the MATRIX Gallery. cine will be distributed soon on a limited basis by the iMuiirlieHter • 199 S|M-neeel Avenue product, human diploid cell strain, already is being used On« yoir...... $46.00 2 Main St. OMn (in W intlsor Shopping Outer) matinee Dec. 24. adults are held every second and April at the R.J. Schaefer Building at in Europe. MiH Rctte Upon Roquott WHEELCHAIRS Opan Sunday (one bloek north of King's) fourth Friday of the month at 7:30 Mystic Seaport Museum. All Suhterlbort who fill to roeolve 643-7111 Dllly It is more potent than the current duck-embryo vac­ thtir nowtptpor boforo 6:30 p.m. FARR'S Thia 11 to 7 PM p.m. Live music will accompany the museum exhibits are open 10 a.m. to cine, the article says, and is injected only five or six ihould toHtphonf tho circulation PLEASE CAaTHEATRE WmilRDRUG .7. 646-3998 9-9 PM At The Bushnell dfpartmom. 647-M40. FOR SCREEN TIMES dancing. For further information, 4 p.m., December through March, times in the arm. The duck vaccine requires 14-21 injec­ “The Nutcracker” is on stage at call Frank Van Cleef at 649-9208. for further information, call 536-2631. tions in the abdomen or lower back.

V ( PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 16, 1978 Andrew Tally MMiCaHrai P ^ C HEHALD, Cg.,, s,,.. iHaurhf stf r Eu^iiiuy Collectors^ Corner Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded gipy , ^ Society Bears Brunt of Crime Published by the Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square. Turks and Caicos IslandiS Issue Cdlorful Stamps Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. WASHINGTON - I’ve got to stop not “society” that shoots down a forgive me, men, lor being taken But it is that segment that practices going to Georgetown cocktail parties aback when a State Department wife citizen on the street or rapes a young By RUSS MacKENDRICK a native plant with a fluffy top-knot that is should be aware of the recent QE12 Silver Ross in “Stamps” magazine (Dec. 9) \\I Audit Bureau ol ^t|Cu>siaiW- The Well-Regarded Tax System: Impossible Dream Even transfer students enter as freshmen at Students write a major essay each year and found that at St. John’s, “you know you are Freshman Marilou Carlson lounges in library at historic St. John's graduate only after passing an oral exam on Editor’s Note: This is the last in a consensus even as to the purposes to St. John’s, where everyone follows the much more responsible for your own porters. It tells us that government College as she reads “The Odyssey of Homer.” The school's their senior essay, a formal ritual complete series of 15 articles exploring be served by our tax system. It once chronologically structured schedule focusing education.” of which much is demanded is going curriculum is based on reading more th^n 100 required “great books ” with black academic cap and gown. “Taxation; Myths and Realities.” was to pay for a minimum of essen­ to be expensive. Reality also on ancient Greeks the first year, the Roman, (UPI photo) medieval and Renaissance periods the second This series was written for Courses tial services provided by govern­ suggests we ought to think rationally by Newspaper, a program developed ment, with taxes apportioned accor­ about tax systems and tax reforms. by University Extention, University ding to value receiv^ by the payer. The simplistic approach is il­ Later budgets provided for an Panel Discover of Calilornia, San Diego, and funded lustrated by the Jarvis-Gann in­ by a grant from the National Endow­ expanded group of services itiative recently passed in California. ment for the Humanities. (including some that channeled tax Set up by the failure of legislators to Errors in Plans Manchester Community College money to people who could not care respond to increasing public an­ HEBRON — During a review of engineering plans for offers a three-credit course based on for themselves), with taxpayers tagonism to escalating property the location of wells and septic systems for several lots in the newspaper series. For informa­ assessed according to their means. taxes, this inexpertly drafted Millstream Park, it was discovered that lot 3 had not tion, call 646-2137. This signaled a major change of proposal forces the state to adjust its been approved. Copyright 1978 by the Regents of objective. The tax system ceased to tax load under pressure. A sharp cur­ The disevery was made by the Planning and Zoning be merely a way of paying for what the University of California. tailment of a major revenue source Commission when it was brought to its attention as By GEORGE F. BREAK one received and became a method of does not in itself constitute tax possibly requiring a special permit for a bridge. redistributing money from rich to reform. Essential services must be However, all of the lots surrounding lot 3 had been ap­ To most people, tax reform means poor. funded, and even lower-priority proved. Donald Robinson, the applicant for the bridge tax relief. The best tax is the one People with strong collectivist ten- programs cannot suddenly be construction permit, has received notification to go somebody else pays. dancies think we have not gone far cancelled without severe reper­ ahead with construction of it to provide access to the lot. Even quite mild-mannered people enough in that direction and that the cussions. Permission was given by the U.S. Army Corps of THE TOOL BOX become involved in heated real purpose of the tax system should Most tax experts believe the best Engineers. arguments over tax reform. What be ^ualization of wealth throughout tax system is a diverse one, made up After a lengthy discussion at a recent meeting, the ■EOKNS Fm TW HOUMTS fuels their ire is usually a strong but society. In essence, they believe of a variety of levies that tap board decided to write Robinson a letter notifying him private wealth should be confiscated largely undocumented sense that different kinds and sources of that lot 3 had not been approved and asking him to appear they somehow are being cheated by and divided among the populace, wealth. Changes in emphasis before the board with the appropriate information con­ Due to consumer requests we are the system either equally or according to some probably are necessary to relieve cerning it. It is a pity we have no accurate reopening “The Tool Box” to the public prescribe plan of rewards. pressure from time to time, but the The commission is also sending a letter to the Hebron way to measure a sense of grievance. Next comes the question of the problem cannot be solved by Building Department stating that no building permit can for 3 days only. Logic suggests that if everyone feels principles that should determine the eliminating some taxes or closing be issued for the lot in question until it is approved for this way and to the same degree, the amount of taxes to be collected. To “loopholes” in others. When you building, by the commission. system must in fact be remarkably what degree should the tax system be start looking at “ loopholes," you find The commission also agreed to notify the engineer that fair. used to stabilize the economy — that we ail use them and consider them lot 2 in Millstream Park has a discrepancy between the CLOSE OUT SALE If tax r'-fnrm arguments are to be is, to counterbalance business fluc­ essential parts of tax equity. information depicted on the proposed plan of develop­ productive, they should, like basket­ they can assemble the relevant data, tuations? How much debt should be interest is far more clearly can carry innocent bystanders in The search for villains always ment with respect to the location of wells and septic ball, be governed by systematic feed them into computers, and MILLERS FALLS BRANDED incurred? How much should the tax recognized and promoted than the their wake through skillful advocacy seems to end in that monumental dis­ systems. The commission said the notations written on rules. Objectives and a method of produce a systematic scoring system system be used to reallocate gerieral interest. The leading players of their causes. covery of Pogo's: “We have met the the plan do not agree with the drawings and also that ap­ scorekeeping should be agreed upon. that weighs the costs and benefits to resources — in other words, should know who they are and where they In contrast to the four leading enemy, and he is us.” proval of the lot for construction is contingent upon the HAND & ELECTRIC TOOLS At present, tax reform debates tend high taxes be placed on some ac­ be expected from this or that adjust­ are going: players, the general taxpaying public installation of two curtain drains as noted. to be disorganized free-for-alls, with ment of a particular tax. tivities so as to shift resources into 1. Legislators want to antagonize is more audience than participant. The views expressed in Courses by The board also received notification from the En­ everyone throwing the ball around others? This is all very useful to the as few constituents as possible, so They usually feel put upon but lack O P E N SUNDAYS Newspaper are those of the authors vironmental Team that it will conduct an inspection and without waiting for the boundaries of Choosing the kinds of taxes to ac­ specialist; unfortunately not much of clear perception of their best in­ they try to keep the impact of taxes only and do not necessarily reflect review of the Northam Hills 4. This was to have been con­ the court to be defined or the baskets complish our purposes involves real­ it penetrates the public con­ terests. They look hopefully to vague and invisible. Taxes with those of the University of California, ducted Thursday of this week. This property is located on 25% set in place. ly hard decisions. Does “reform” sciousness or has much effect on burdens that increase automatically political leaders and persuasive IZ-S Old Colchester Road and Reidy Hill Road. policy-makers. The reason is the funding agency, or the par­ Tax (>ouIh mean taxing real estate less and in­ with inflation and economic growth evangelizers of causes and tend to go The subdivision proposal includes 100 lots and some EVERYTHING IN STOCKI politics. ticipating newspapers and colleges. The first problem is that “reform” come's more? Or should sales taxes are better than those that require along with the most effectively have already been developed. and other excises be given heavier In theory, policy-makers should legislative changes (such as tax rate presented views. Manchester Veanion is a term that lacks meaning unless David Marnicki, liaison and chairman of the Hebron * repossessed t o o l s t o look at the cost-benefit tradeoff and TrI-CNy P lsta there is clear agreement on where weight? adjustments) that attract attention While generally supporting the tax Water Pollution Control Authority, asked the commission CHOOSE FROM. (All m Im final, no roturnt or rohindt). Poroonal M M a to t lr M l you have been and where you are To put it another way, who has the select the option promising the and stir up opposition. goals of equity, efficiency, and for a representative to assist the authority during the Mondays...... 9:30*9d)0 Mondays...... 10:00-9^10 greatest good for the greatest The Author checks accepted. (With proper I.D.) Boing. There simply is no universal greatest “ability to pay” — the per­ 2. Lawyers who draft tax laws, on simplicity, most people want their final screening process of three engineering firms for the Tiiesdiys ...... 9*^0-9:110 Tuesdays .. ..10HI0-9:00 son with more current income, the number, “Tax reform” would be the other hand, like to remove all the own burdens lightened. Their am­ George F. Break, coordinator of sewer study. one with the most land or most defined as the identification and ambiguity they can. They prefer bivalence and the general confusion “Taxation: Myths and Realities,” WsAwtdaifs ...9 : 3 0 - ^ Wedne^ys ..10:00-9^10 valuable house, or the one who acceptance of favorable balances. massive detail and complex design so about our complex tax system make is professor of economics at the SALE DAYS Thursdays. . : . .9:30-9:00 Thursdays.. ..10:00-9:00 purchases the most expensive goods * Coldly objective rules, however, that every special case can be dealt them easy prey for simplistic reform University of California, Toy Collection Due are not predominating features of the ..10^-9:00 and services? with. Their zeal often makes the laws schemes. Berkeley, where he has taught Hadden for pickup, 875- SAT. DEC. 16 8:00-4:30 Fridays...... 9*.30-9:00 Fridays — Even if we could agree on the aims political environment within which so complex that confusion results, Sometimes the schemes focus on since 1951. VERNON —The Colum­ 1733. Saturdays...... 9:30-S:30 Satuniays.. ..10^10-9:00 and principles of reform, there tax policy is made. People on the rather than clarity. specific scapegoats within the tax An expert in intergovermental bian Squires, the youth The youth group will dis­ SUN. DEC. 17 1:00-5:00 Sundays...... 12-S Sundays ...... 12-5 remains the second problem: why is short end of a bargain are aware of 3. Bureaucrats who administer system: This or that levy is por­ revenue, he has conducted exten­ organization of the Knights tributes candy canes Dec. of Columbus, is assisting iQi it so hard to get tax reform enacted? their situation and are not slow to laws have a stake in perpetuating trayed as the source of all evil. A sive research on federal and local 22 and 23 to raise money protest and bring pressure to bear on lynch mob is formed and the march tax reforms. the Rockville Fire Depart­ THURS. DEC. 21 8:00-4:30 Goats and Benefits both the vagueness of tax burdens for the Project Build their legislators. The general public, for vengeance begins. Such crusades ment in collecting Christ­ Economists are fond of pointing and the complexity of tax law. They His many books include "Public Program. on the other hand, has no such no doubt earnestly believe that a develop adherents more quickly than mas toys to distribute in out that if tax reform were left to Finance,” “Intergovernmental awareness of its benefits and .fends to large and growing government is in those that focus on ideal answers: Fiscal Relations in the United Rockville and Vernon. them, they would know how to ac­ 60 PROQRE8S DR., MANCHESTER, CONN. be surprisingly unprotective of them. the best interests of all. one or another tax held up as a stan­ States,” and “Federal Tax The Knights of Columbus complish it. Their ace-in-the-hole is a OPEN ALL DAY 4. Taxpayers who clearly perceive dard of perfection. Reform: The Impossible Hall, 15 Prospect St., will methodological tool known as cost- Tax I’oliticH their self-interest lobby for policies Bv contrast, cold, hard reality is a Dream?” (co-authored with be open Sunday from noon SUNDAY benefit analysis. Once you line up Hence, tax policy tends to be made i|: lijjD lU i; beneficial to themselves and often candidate that attracts few sup­ Joseph A. Pechman). to 4 p.in. Anyone may drop ARTHUR DRUG “Wimt tromsh toys to shop tor i your priorities, economists claim in an atmosphere in which self- off toys that are in good condition or call Roy PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Dec. 16, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 16, 197B- PAGE SEVEN FIND YOUR NAME LISTED ON THESE PACK A ^5 PRIZE EVERY DAY HERE! THE FIRST PERSON TO COME INTO THE HERALD.AFTER 8:30 AM MONDAY WINS THE PRIZE FIRST PERSON TO COME INTO THE HERALD ARER 8:30 AM MONDAY WINS THE PRIZE

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PAGE EIGHT— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 16. 1978 M^CHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Dec. 16, 1978 - PAGE NINE { Wings of Morning By CLIFF SIMPSON AREA CHURCHES Business Governors Seek The Spirit of Giving feeling that she touches the dog, I and heavier. Shortly after he went COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN ^yentry. Rev. F. Bernaitf Mfiller, pastor; Saturday Masses at S and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assistant It was approching Christmas and really believe our home life would be back to the chair by the fireplace, he CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. Russia Peaceful day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. pastor. much better.” Route 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, the teacher yias discussing with her heard a thump, thump at the window. ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Oil Price Probe ' class how they might celebrate a true The other illustration came from a Puzzled he opened the front door to pastor. South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath 9:30 a.m.. Worship; II a.m., Sunday day masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. WATERVILLE VALLEY, N.H. holiday by giving. "Did anyone know wife who wanted to be treated just find some birds huddled miserably in and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. For Baby Food A commission report said recent School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ and at St. Joseph’s Mission, Eageville, at (UPI) — New England’s governors price increases in home heating oil a family in need?" the way her husband touched the car. the snow. How can I help these poor Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday 8:30 a.m. sonage on Cornwall Dr. Friday called for an immediate will cost New England homeowners Finally one of the students raised She wished that he would show her creatures, he thought? Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF COD, 763 CHICAGO (UPI) — American-Soviet tensions may federal investigation of the pricing of an extra $200 million this season. his hand, "There are some poor kids off and boast about her the way he He remembered the barn where FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. R alphs. (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN abound over the arms race, human rights and influence- home heating oil and a return of the Thomson voted against that resolu­ next to us who have no daddy, no did the automobile. But mostly she the children’s pony was stabled. He Jelley, pastor. Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ grabbing around the world, but detente is flourishing in tali ships to the region in 1980. tion and one to aid people with toys, and no Adunt Jane.” "Thanks wanted him to give her the “tender, wrapped up warmly, opened the barn 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m., p.m.; Sunday Morning Masses: 7:00, ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. the baby food industry. The requests came at what was the limited incomes. He said they would you,” remarked the teacher, "what loving, care” that she showered on door, lit the light, but the birds didn’t Moning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Sunday (Jiurch School; 11 Two Chicago area companies are heiping the Soviets last meeting of the New England would you like to give them?" The the car when he was polishing it. She go in. “ Food will attract them and vice. HOCKANUM UNITED METH­ only be "“ interfering with the a.m..Church Service, Nursery provided. ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East launch a baby food industry in Moscow — an issue that Regional Commission for Govs. youngster quipped. "Let's give them told me how she often looked out of then they will come in where there is UNITED CONGREGATIONAL freedom of private industry” to ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, reportedly was mentioned prominently in the current Meldrim Thomson of Ptew the window with envy as he rubbed light and warmth.” He sprinkled CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF produce more energy. Aunt Jane." CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. pastor. Soviet five-year plan. Hampshire, James Longley of Maine his Mercedes. Do you see what I crumbs on the snow with a path into CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. William Parsing, rector. The second resolution calls for A “Touching” Clirisimus Miller, minister. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery “Formula and pre-made baby foods are basically non­ and Michael Dukakis of adoption of a program to insure that mean.’ the light, but the birds just flopped 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration When you read the heading for this 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and available. existent there,” said Thomas Craig, a spokesman for Ab­ Massachusetts. low income families and elderly 1 grew up in a family there was lit­ around helplessly in the snow. He for Sunday School classes after service paragraph, did you think that a "sob Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim SECOND CONGREGATIONAL bott Laboratories of North Chicago. Rhode Island Gov. Joseph Garrahy living on fixed incomes are not hurt tle "touching" and very little affec­ tried running at them, waving his for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin CHURCH, United Church of Christ, story" was coming? Certainly there Fellowship. Sept. 18. Abbott has a contract with the Soviet Ministry of Meat was unanimously elected to succeed when mandatory price controls on tion. Perhaps This is why within my arms — they scattered in every Route 44-A, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. are plenty of them and each of us ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland FIRST CONGREGATIONAL and Dairy Products to buiid and get into operation a fac­ Thomson as chairman and Vermont’s crude oil expire May 31, 1979. own family I sought to stress the direction except into the barn. “They Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. Bechtold, pastor. should do all we can to help the less CHURCH, 87 Main St. (comer of Conn. tory in Balta in the Ukraine to pr^uce 40 tons daily of its Richard Snelling to replace Longley Backers of the resolution said those more intimate signs of love. Now, I find me strange and terrifying,” he Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ 11 a.m.. Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m.. fortunate — toys, money, food, time, Blvd.). East Hartford. Rev. William E. Church School for all; 10:30 a.m.. Coffee Simiiac baby formuia. as alternate chairman. groups now spend up to 25 percent of knew that both my father and mother said to himself, “and I can’t think of day Masses at 8;30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. and in every way possible. But I want Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, and Fellowship; 7 p.m,. Senior Pilgrim Construction was started this year on the $25 miilion The governors voted 5-1 to ask the their income on energy. had a deep affection for me, but as I any way to let them know that they MESSIAH EVANGELICAL associate minister. to accent another kind of “touching" Fellowship. compiex which is expeced to be turning out food for Carter administration to begin an im­ Connecticut Gov. Ella Grass said look back I wish there had been more can trust me. If it could only be a bird LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church holiday — one in which we actually OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN young Soviets in 19M. Construction supervising and mediate investigation into oil pricing any resolutions which helped to in­ expressions of that love in human for a few minutes, then I could tell Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., &uth Windsor. School, child care; 11 a.m., Ck)ffee Hour; touch each other. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., worship CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South equipment production work is being handl^ by a subcon­ practices at the refinery level, and sure fair oil prices for New England contact, I know that this is not for 6 p.m.. Youth CJioir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim This suggestion arises out of many them about the light and warmth and Service. Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. tractor, Chicago-based FMC Corp. order that any overcharges un­ were “a matter of great urgency.” everyone, but I believe that if there lead them to safety." Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth Scouts at Moriarty years of counseling in Center Church. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY 9 and 10:15 a.m,. Worship Services; And FMC has a separate f9 miiiion deai with the covered in the investigation be could be more “ touching" — in Fellowship. 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. Too often among those who came in Just then the church bells in the UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Soviets to provide food processing equipment for a plant John Vichi, general manager of Moriarty Bros, in Manchester, refunded to consumers. whatever way it comes naturally to village began to ring, telling of the CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 ROCKVILLE UNITED some kind of distress I found a sense Ellington. Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. in Krasnodar in the Caucasus region. The piant, expected stands by the Scout II model of the International Harvester Scout line you — that our ties would be stronger birth of Christ. He stood still 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m. METHODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. of uncaring, a lack of tenderness, and Cronin, pastor. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, pastor. to be operating in 1980, will make 1,200 cans a minute of of four-wheel drive vehicles. Matt Moriarty Jr., president of Morairty and our love deeper. listening to the bells telling the good Worship Service, Sunday School. Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday baby stew using chicken, beef and veal. an insensitiveness to the needs and RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Bros., has announced that the company will carry four models of the feelings of those close to each other The Parable of the Birds news of Chriatmas. Suddenly, he Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN TTie stews will have formulations for babies of different sank to his knees in the snow and FRIENDS (gUAKERS), Hartford ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Scouts, including also Scout Tarra, Scout Traveler and Scout SSII. The Miller Tells Cong ress within the family. Perhaps two il­ Some of you may have heard me REFORMED CHURCH, South Windsor. age and one has been named — after translation — Her- whispered, "Now, I understand. I see Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. company will also carry a full line of parts for the vehicles. (Herald lustrations will make clearer what I tell this parable on the radio (WPOP) Lane, West Hartford. Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, pastor, cules( why you had to come as a man.” Wellner, rector. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School from age 4 photo by Pinto) have in mind. or on television (Channel 3), but at 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Many mothers work in the Soviet Union and child-care Here is a strong, rugged man who any rate I think it bears repeating. I Hark! The Herald Angels PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN through adult; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. centers for babies hae been set up in factories. Inflation Is Imbedded Family Service and Church School. read it one summer in the “Lewiston CHURCH, Route 31 and North River Worship Service, Nursery available at appears quite self-sufficient and able Sing VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD both services. Geoff Giovanetti, assistant regional manger for >' f i" . to elbow his way through the world. Sun" and it was written by Louis Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, Eastern Europe in FMC’s food machine division, said his One of the favorite Christmas CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inflation is so Then, in response to questioning by Sen. After several appointments in which Cassel, a UPI religious writer. This pastor. Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. company has had discussions on other possible baby food- hymns, written by Charles Wesley (United Presbyterian USA), 136 Capitol deeply embedded in the economy it could William Proxmire, D-Wis., the Fed chair­ we discussed many aspects of is a paraphrase: 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a m.. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; related ventures with the Soviets. and the tune by Felix Menderlssohn, Worship Service. Ave., Hartford. take up to seven years to “wring out,” but man said; “A recession at this time is not married life — habits, patterns, the Once there was a man who was accents the dogma of the Christian 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery 10 a.m,. Worship, Church School, child And last year, he said, a consortium of firms led by a a recession does not appear likely, chair­ available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, likely ... Today, I don’t see the conditions budget, how to converse and listen, kind and decent to his neighbors, Church about the “two natures of ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., care provided. For more information call French company signed a $90 million deal for es­ man G. William Miller .of the Federal Nursery available. 646-7610. for a recession, and I think it would be bad ways of praying together as an in­ generous to his family, and upright in Christ,” one that is truly man and Rockville. tablishing a complex to make baby food and containers. Reserve Board told Congress Friday. policy to create one.” dividual and as a family, etc. — with his dealings with businessmen, but he ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Giovanetti said the issue of baby food improvement one also truly God. The second verse Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ CHURCH, Sand Kill Road, South Wind­ Testifying to a joint congressional Miller’s assessment coincided with a a little embarrassment he confessed did not believe much in (Christmas, Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald was mentioned in the first few pages of the current Soviet proclaims this truth: day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. economic subcommittee. Miller said the report from the Fed that industrial that he was very environs of the especially that part about (3od com­ (Folk) at 11:15 am.. Vigil of Holy days at McLean, pastor. five-year plan. “Christ, by highest heaven adored; Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. administration’s anti-inflation program is production in November showed the Pomeranian that his wife cuddled. ing to earth as a man. As he said to Christ, the everlasting Lord! 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and vicar. “ While there’s a helluva of a big rivalry in some working, but its long-term success will 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST biggest increase since August and thus If she would only treat him as well his wife, “It doesn't make any sense Late in time behold him come. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. areas,” he said, “it seems a lot of this rivalry is require cooperation from all segments of to me and I’d feel like a hypocrite. So p.m. carried no signs of an impending reces­ as she treated the dog. She spoke in Offspring of the Virgin’s womb. Family Service and Sunday School; Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. pastor. transcended in the baby food industry.” the American society. sion. loving language, she petted jt, affec-, you go to the midnight service alone ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Veiled in flesh the godhead see; 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church “I see inflation deeply imbedded in our As for President Carter’s campaign for tionately stroked the dog's back, and and I'll wait up for you.” She drove 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Hail the Incarnate Deity, pastor. School through Grade 8 and child care, 9 system,” said Miller, “and it will take voluntary wage-price restraints. Miller off to church. 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. seldom walked past the animal Pleased as man with men to dwell, 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., a.m.. Senior High Church School. years to wring out.” told the subcommittee, “ The without patting it gently on its head. It soon began to snow and he Ralph Saunders, pastor. TALCOTTVILLE Fprd Raises Prices Jesus, our Emmanuel, Sunday School- 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Asked by Rep. Henry Reuss, D-Wis., the government’s overall anti-inflation He concluded by saying, “ If she watched the flakes through the pic­ 10 a.m., Sunday School for all ages in­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Hark! The herald angels sing, SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route subcommittee chairman, to be more program holds out the real hope that in­ would only touch me with the same ture window as they grew heavier cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Of Larger Vehicles ‘Glory to the new-born King’.” 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic specific. Miller replied, “I can see five or flationary pressures can be obtained, and Rev. Michael Donohue. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. six or seven years ahead to accomplish Service, Nursery available during ail ser­ 8 a.m.. Men’s Club breakfast meeting; that the groundwork can be laid for Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday vices. DETROIT (UPI) — Straining to meet federal mileage this.” Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. 9:30 a.m.. Choir Rehearsal; 10:30 a.m.. gradual attainment of price stability.” HocKANUM Un i t e d m e t h - standards for 1979 models. Ford Motor Co. has raised “We have an obligation to continue LOCAL CHURCHES WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, Worship and Sunday School; 5:30 p.m.. But he stressed that “the success of the ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East Family Night supper.: and Christmas prices on its larger cars and trucks an average $187 to en­ restraint on our economy until we can program requires cooperation, 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, Harold W. Richardson, minister. program. courage sales of smaller, fuel-conserving vehicles. wring this inflation out,” Miller said, and perseverance, and patience from ail GOSPEL HALL, Center St. pastor. .rom 7 to 9. except holidays, a free public a.m.. Church School: Nursery for 3- and 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Ford said the increase applies to the company’s luxury “when we accomplish this, the nominal in­ groups of our society.” 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery lending library is available. 4-year-olds through junior high. Adult Bi­ and Church School. CHURCH, Bolton Center Road, at the and larger specialty cars, ft-ices on small cars were not terest rates will come down.” Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. available. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and ble class, crib nursery; 10:45 a.m,. Senior FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Green. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, changed, the company said. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, High Class, nursery care available; 7 CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED minister. “Tliis action is designed to keep us on target with the NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. minister. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. 9:30 a.m.. Nursery, Church School, government’s 19 miles-per-gallon fuel economy standard Cathryn E. Mathieu and Michael J. Mathieu of ABC Appliance Philip Saunders, minister. p.m.. Carillon Concert by Stanley Best, Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. carillonneur; 7:30 p.m., Traditonal Reese III, minister. Worship Service, White Gift Service, ser­ Repair. (Herald photo by Richmond) 10:30 a.m., ftaise. Worship Service dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. for this year,” a Ford spokeswoman said. Worship, sermon: “Other’s Response To 9:45 a.m.. Church School for mon: “Wrap It up” ; 10:30 a.m.. Coffee and Bihle study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Christmas Candlelight Service, all choirs 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care She said the company “fully expects to meet the stan­ Me— A Vital Dimension” ; 6p,m., Loma kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. and Fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. Forum — Deliverance Service. of the church participating, David C. provided for toddlers. dard,” but with no room to spare. Lorbier, guest speaker, Morse, director of music. Worship Service. Christmas Concert by the Choir. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH Ford models included in the price increase are the LTD COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, (United Methodist Church), 110 CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South II, up$123 or 2.3 percent; Thunderbird, up $122or 2.1 per­ ABC Appliance Joins CofC Christmas Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. pastor. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. cent; Cougar XR-7, up $122 or 2 percent, and Lincoln 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine Jr., CHRIST, II Center St. Rev. Newell H. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. John M. Dunnack, pastor. MANCHESTER - Michael J. Mathieu interim-minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, Curtis Jr., pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m.. Worship Service, combined con­ coupes, sedans, Mark V and Versailles, up ^67 or about 2 The couple has owned ABC Appliance Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care director of Christian education. Simpson, pastor emeritus. Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. gregation and Sunday School Christmas percent. and Cathryn E. Mathieu, co-owners of since June. vice. available. 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, 8:45 a.m,. First Hour, Woodruff Hall; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF program. Truck prices were raised an average $54 or 0.7 percent. ABC 1 Appliance Repair, 42 Oak St., have Mathieu is a graduate of the Howell CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, VERNON UNITED METHODIST kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Sanctuary, the EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baptist The company said Ford officials discussed the price recently become membiers of the Greater Cheney Regional Vocational Technical Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. during worship; 10:30 a.m.. Morning CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Mandhester Chamber of Commerce. Plants Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Mr. Curtis, preaching. Sacrament of Hiles, pastor. hike with the president’s Council on Wage and Price School and Manchester Community Worship, message by the Rev. Mr. Coley, pastor. CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David G. The business specializes in sales and Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Baptism, Gift Sunday, Church School; 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Stability and it was “well within the administration’s College and has an electrical engineering Seguine, nursery is provided; 6 p.m.. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services Runnion-Bareford, pastor. Sunday Masses at 7:30. 9,10:30 and 11:45 11:15 a.m,. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff provided. anti-inflation guidelines.” service of all makes of small portable degree from the Hartford State Technical Church School Vesper Service. which arc interpreted for the deaf. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; the Rev. a.m. Hall; 3 p.m., 9th Grade Ice Skating, BOLTON UNITED METHODIST Thq federal mileage requirement applies to the fuel home appliances, including sewing College. Mrs. Mathieu has a bachelor’s EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Mr. Gunnion-Bareford, preaching, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Bolton; 7 p.m.. Family Service, Sanc­ CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. economy average of all cars a company sells during the machines and air conditioners. degree from the University of Connec­ % Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. tuary. School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. nursery provided; 9:15 a.m.. Church 20 Marjorie Hiles, pastor. model year. ABC Appliance Repair has been in ticut. LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ School Classes. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. business since 1930. Mathieu has been Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. son, pastors; Tom Larsen, intern; Rev. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. The couple lives in Manchester. Walton, bishop. CHURCH, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Church School. associated with the business since 1971. C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. James D. MacLauchlin, pastor. Carl J. Sharer, pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood: 9:30 a m., ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship; 9:45 10 a.m.. Service of Worship, led by the OFF Seminary; 10:30 a m., Sunday School; 5 a.m.. Church School, Adult Forum by New Chairperson p.m.. Sacrament a rvice. Rev. Dr, MacLauchlin, “'The Respon­ “LCA Statement on Aging and the Older MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - A West SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. sibility of the Forgiven!” is the title of UNION CONGREGATIONAL ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Passes Bar Exam Adult" Bible Study on Ecclesiastes; 9:45 the Advent message based on Luke 12:47 CHURCH, Rockville. Rev, Paul J, Bow­ CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. John Holiger, Virginia housewife who overcame NOW Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of- and 11 a.m.. Nursery for infants; 1 p.m.. ^ c e rs. & 48, In-gathering of non-perishable food man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, vicar. eight years of depression and suicidal ROCKVILLE — Debra Faith Orlowski of Oklahoma has Youth meet to go caroling at Mansfield and money gifts for needy families, in­ associate minister. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist with decora­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Training School. tendencies has been named 1979 pass^ her Oklahoma bar exam and is employed by YOU CAN PLACE YOUR Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air fant care provided, Christian education 8:30 a.m.. Church School, Grades 10 tion of a Cristmas tree by children, and National Mental Health Chairperson Sneed, Lang, Trotter, Adams, Hamilton and Downie in SAINT MARY'S EPISCOPAL program for pre-school through Grade through 12 in Conference Room; 8:45 continuing until 11:30 a.m. will be an Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. CHURCH, Park and Church streets. for the Mental Health Association. their oil and gas department in Tulsa, Okla. CUSSIFIED AD ANYTIME 12; 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour in the Hall; a.m.. Adult Bible Class in Lounge; 9:45 adult discussion of “Remaining Sanely UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Betty Hamilton of Charleston 1 to 4 p.m.. Open house at the parsonage, a.m.. Church School, infants through Christian when Christmas Comes, Part Miss Orlowski is the daughter of Dr. Frank Orlowski, 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ assumed her new responsibilities at formerly of Rockville. She is also cousin of Gene Pitney, minister. 106 Henry St. Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, ser­ n,” and Church School and nursery tor. the 28th annual meeting of the rock/ballad singer, also formerly of Rockville. 10 a.m., Sunday School; II ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN mon topic: “Singing The Song of Peace,” program; 5 p.m. Communion Class for 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), the Rev. Mr. Bowman preaching, children. association in Minneapoiis. She is a graduate of the University of Texas Law a.m.,Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. homily by Father Jacobson; 9 a.m.. Holy Worship. Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. “Ceremony of Carols” presented by the School, and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon by Father Kuhl, pastor. Women’s Chorus of Union Church; 11 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Jacobson, Church School, nursery care, Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor, 9 a.m.. Family Worship; 10:15 a.m., a m.. Coffee Hour in the Social Room; followed by coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Holy Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:15 to diaconate meeting in the Lounge; 3 p.m.. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon by Father First Black Monsignor 11:35 a.m,. First and Second Year Youth Junior High Fellowship will meet at the Saint James Holiday Schedule of provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School: 7 Jacobson. Instruction; 5 p.m.. Youth carolling and church; 6:30 p.m.. Senior High p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Masses and Confessions NEW YORK (UPI) — Emerson J. Moote, a Harlem- ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL decoration of tree. Fellowship will meet at the church to go born priest, has become the firpt black monsignor of the Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. caroling. December 1978 CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Catholic Church of America and honorary prelate to Pope Cash Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. This schedule takes precedence over the regular weekly Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. to the pastor. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, schedule for Confessions Debra Faith Orlowski John Paul II. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a m. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship Services Confessions: Monday, Dec. 18th - 7:00 to 8:00 PM. and Mass in Engish and Polish. minister. Candlelight with the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, Tuesday, Dec. 19th - 4:00 to 4:45 PM. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CIIIRCH, 11 a.m., annual Christmas Music Service Set nursery for infants; 9:30 a.m,, Sunday Bi­ Festival with Dr, Robert Richardson con­ THE (No Confessions Wednesday, Dec. 20th) Carry 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. ble School classes for all ages, three Thursday, Dec. 21st - Penance Service, Scholsky, pastor. ducting the U.U. Christmas Choir and SOUTH WINDSOR - BIBLE Gerber Profits Increase through adult, nursery for Infants; 6 7:00 PM with Confessions Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass featuring a brass quintet, woodwind The Wapping Community SPEAKS SOUTH WINDSOR - Oct. 31, 1978, the company The company also an­ p.m.. Concert by the Church Choir, ensemble and recorder consort. Nursery Church will have Christ­ Friday, Dec. 22nd - 3:30 to 4:30 PM. - at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies of 7:00 - 8:00 PM. Gerber Scientific Inc. has had consolidated net nounced that it had begun and Sunday School, Coffee and fellowship mas Eve candlelight ser­ By 643-2711 ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James Goil), 647 E. Middle 'Turnpike. Rev. Saturday, Dec. 23rd— 10:00 to 11:45 AM. reported consolidated net profits of $1,560,000 or $1.02 construction of an 80,000- will follow. vices at 7:30 and 11. Eugene Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl (NO CONFESSIONS SATURDAY AFTER­ profits for the second per share compared to net square foot addition to its Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team NORTH UNITED METHODIST During the regular mor­ Brewer Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. NOON) quarter ended Oct. 31,1978, profits of $729,000 or $.48 existing facility at 83 ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, ning service there will be Mass Schedule: 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for Custer, pastor. of $545,000 or 36 cents per per share last year. Gerber Road to expand its pastor emeritus, Fourth Sunday of Advent: adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Service 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, ser­ no Sunday School classes share, compared to con­ The earnings per share capacity in order to handle Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 As your life stands no. Saturday: 5:00 PM and 7:30 PM. Dollar of Worship and Bible preaching; 6:30 mon: "A Time for the New ... A Time for and parents are urged to solidated net profits of for all periods give the current and anticipated p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 p.m.. Service of Praise, choir will pre­ where would you spend Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12 Noon. POINSriTIAS the Old," coffee fellowship between ser­ have the children attend $470,000 or 31 cents per increase in business. a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. eternity? (The 12:00 Noon Mass is the last scheduled retroactive effect to the 3 S a v o r sent “His Love Reaching," a Christmas vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children 5 the regular worship ser­ ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. musical. ' — With God (heaven) Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Advent. share for the same period for 2 stock, split that oc­ Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio years old and younger; 10:30 a.m.. vice with them. There wiil - Without God (hell) The Masses Sunday afternoon (Dec. 24th) last year. curred in Nov. 8,1978. The SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Church School classes for age 3 to Grade be nursery care. The same P. Padelli, co-pastors. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. ' — I don’t know are the Christmas Vigil Masses.) Consolidated sales for company reported that its liHiniBawiKCHmMmBacKxiHMiiMiecaiMMCKnaMKXMmBaKXKMwmE Saturday masses at 5 p.m. in school 6; 1:30 p.m.. Green Lodge visitation, the is true of the morning ser­ A sobering question, isn’t 2nd Week the three month period consolidated backlog of ap­ Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Rev. Mr. Custer, leader; 6:30 p.m,. K auditorium and 7:30 p.m. in church; Sun­ Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors, vice on the Sunday before it? If you checked “With Christmas Vigil: were $9,411,000 compared proximately $25,000,000 at Family Christmas program. Today is the $ . S&UP day masses at 7:30 a m., 9 a.m. and noon New Year’s Day. God,” on what grounds do Sunday, Dec. 24th: 5:00 and 7:30 PM,’ and Mid­ to W,077,000 for the same 5 9 Oct. 31, 1978, was more 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9 and 10:45 last day to order polnsettias to be placed FRESHLY CUT in sanctuary, and 10:30 a m. in school a.m.. Worship, Pastor Webb preaching, On the 31st there will be you base your hope? If you night Mass (upstairs only) period last year. than double the $11,000,000 i auditorium. in the church Sunday, Dec. 24. sermon: “Hosea: Prophet of Grace"; 9 two morning services, one checked "Without God,” (The Midnight Mass wilt be For the six month ended a year ago. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN at 9:15 and the other at can you continue in this preceded by a Concert by our CONNECTICUT GROWN CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. 10:45. The "One Time” despairing state? If you CJioir, beginning at 11:30 PM) Strand, pastor; Rev. David B, Stacy, checked “I don’t know,” Monday, Dec. 25th: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12 associate pastor. choir wiil sing at the iater how can you live in such Noon. THERE WILL BE NO 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth Musical Programs Set service. uncertainty? 5:00 PM MASS ON eWUSTMAS TREES Class, Nursery for small children; 10 True hope of heaven CHRISTMAS DAY a.m,. Holy Communion, Church School MANCHESTER— “ King of Love,” Society: East will have its annual Slope Sold issues from faith, AFTERNOON. 8 8 through Grade 6, Nursery for small a cantata by Roger Strader, will be Christmas Music Festival, conducted predicated upon the Scrip­ Feast of the Holy Family - Sunday, Dec. 3Ist. Sold By children. presented by the choir of Trinity by Dr. Robert Richardson, Sunday at NORTM TROY, Vt. tures, Rom. 10:17. This (Please come to church with the whole family THE MANCHESTER FIRE DEPT. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Covenant Church Sunday at 6 p.m. at 11 a.m. at the Community Y, 78 N. (UPI) — The sale of the expectation grows out of together for the family blessing) SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. the church. Main St. Jay Peak ski area to a the knowledge of having Saturday: 5:00 and 7:30 PM. EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT complied with the divine Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12 Noon 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School Narrated by Philip Woodrow, a The U.U. Christmas Choir will pre­ Canadian company has for pupils up to the age of 20, care for been finalized. conditions of salvation — (The 12:()0 Noon Mass will be the last member of the church, the cantata sent a variety of music from “We faith in Christ and scheduled Mass for the Feast of the Holy ALL TREES 8 8 very young children, subject of the tells of the birth of Jesus and the Ski area manager James Christmas At lesson-sermon: “Is the Universe, in­ Need a Little Christmas” from obedience in baptism, Family. The Masses Sunday Afternoon prophecy of his coming again. "Marne” to Handel’s “Alleluia, Moore said today the saie Mark 16:15,16. On any cluding man, evolved by atomic force?” to the Mont St. Sauveur will be for New Year’s Day and the Solem­ *9.00 golden text from the Bible: "Ah Lord Soloists are Charles Lunn, choir Amen,” other grounds, it is a false nity of Mary, the Mother of God.) company of Montreal was VgntB’ JiallB A rt mb 3m )iartB God! behold, thou hast made the heaven director; Shaon Dayton and Carolyn A brass quintet, woodwind ensem- hope. Enervating pride in Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God - New Year's unique gifli & accent decor and the earth by thy great power and Lee. Accompanists are Dorothy bie and recorder consort will also finalized Tuesday. religious traditions is a Day, Jan. 1st: He said the company stretched out arm, and there is nothing Karlberg, organist, and Betty Lou perform. luxury you can III afford. Sunday: 5:00 and 7:30 PM. W«d llvutun . us LorfMtwtoMiMttMorCottomhrBM lowlh OirMi Your Fire Dept wishes you a •ntf Mfgor.MrmlMMiMMilot^onM Covoniry, Conn OOm too hard for thee ' Jeremiah 32:17. The Nordedn, pianist. After the program, there will be a operates a ski jrea at Mont Monday; 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12 Noon. There •v Aopomimom tmiYAD.rioe Christian Science Reading Room, 57 E, St. Sauveur in the Lauren- will be no 5:00 PM Mass Monday, New The pubiic is welcome to attend time for coffee and discussion. Sun­ from AAA follow tigni to Hole Homottead Center St., is open to the public Mondays this special Christmas program. tians. He said no im­ Year’s Day. Safe and Happy Holiday Season day School and nursery care are ^ RCH,pf CHMST, PLEASE SAVE THIS INSERT TO AVOID 85 EAST (XNTER ST., MANCKSm through Fridays from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. mediate changes at Jay Lyidalf and Vernon Streets and the first and third Thur.sday evenings available. NEEDI-ESS CALLS TO THE RECrOHV, The Unitarian Universalist Peak are planned. Phone: 646-2903_____ (safifiCMiKsiwimcaiiMMiiNiiwiiacstiBttMjwiMMitHiEetiaMiKonsesiMiMMii I ■

PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn. Sat., Dec. 16. 1978 Obituaries Sen. Fahey Named Trimming Inside and Out John G. Glynn MANSFIELD — John J . Glynn of To Key Committee Route 89, director of labor education Songailos Share at the University of Connecticut in state Sen. Marcella Fahey, an East Manchester. She defeated Storrs, died Friday at a Hartford Hartford resident, has been named Republican Esther Clarke in convalescent home. vice chairwoman of the state November and is serving her first The funeral is Monday at 10 a.m. at Legislature’s Appropriations Com­ ',term in the state Senate. the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Christmas mittee. “I’m delighted by the whole thing. 219 W. Center St., Manchester. By BETTY RYDER The committee, which handles dis­ I think I can do a lot of things,’’ she Happily, Eldwin shares his wife’s “I also have another bowl full, but Burial will be in Storrs Cemetery. tribution of funding, is considered said of her selection as vice Family/Travel Editor interest in antiques and collects an­ Friends may call at the funeral those are filled with catnip and I give one of the most powerful in the chairwoman. At the home of Edwin and Emma t i ^ toys and cast iron stoves. them to my friends who have cats ” home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Legislature. The committee is co-chaired by Songailo, it’s Christmas all through (Me such stove used in the den in she said. p.m. the house — and outside too! a Mrs. Fahey is from the Third State Sen. Richard Schneller and their home is self-burning coal The Songailos live at 208 Charter Memorial gifts may be made to the stove. /* Senatorial District, which includes State Rep. Gardner Wright. T^e Songailos have been collecting Oak St. with Bmno, a handsome Ger­ American Cancer Society, Box 177, antiques since they were married 36 all of East Hartford and part of It is filled at the top with coal and man shepherd guard dog, who keeps North Windham. ‘ t I t years ago and Emma decorates all as some bums away more falls down a sharp vivil at their home. year ’round with various items they Charles A. Garhn so it keeps going all night long,” The couple has two sons, Fred and y have aquired. Emma said. MANCHESTER - Charles A. It Manchester Police Report James. Fred lives in Manchester and But, Christmas is special, she said. Giving homemade gifts for Christ­ Jam es and his wife in Scotland Garhn, 90, of 45 Jarvis Road died “I sew and shop ail year for Christ­ mas is more or less a tradition with ■ Ckinn. Friday morning at Manchester T mas.” Her living room, warm and the Songailos. Manchester Joseph S. Berner Jr., 22, of 117 King St., Outside of the Songailo home, the Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ cozy with the heat from a wood- “My parents. Marguerite and Fred East Hartford, was charged with mailbox is trimmed with a huge band of Mrs. Gerdie Froberg Garhn. Manchester Police have arrested a 16- burning stove, is filled with stuffed year-old youth and charged him in con­ operating under the influence of liquor or Fava were from Northern lUly and spray of greens and wrapped boxes Mr. Garhn was born Jan. 31,1888 in dolls and animals, some for giving, nection with five thefts from homes. drugs and failure to obey a state traffic it was always important in our fami­ are placed at its base. Wreaths and Sweden and had lived in Manchester All five of the breaks — three on Otis control signal Friday afternoon. Court others that belong to her son’s collec­ ly to give a homemade gift. Speaking garlands trim the house walls. since 1940. Before retiring 25 years tion. Street and one each on Chestnut Street date is Jan. 2. of gifts, children nowadays get as Edwin and Emma deal in antiques ago, he had been employed as a and Spring Street — occurred during the Michael Foster, 16, of 153 Edgerton St. One attractive item, a pillow, she much on CTiristmas Day as we used machinist for 18 years at Hamilton and have some unusual pieces in­ V last two weeks of November, police said. was charged with criminal trespass made from a dish towel which had to get all year long,” Emma said. cluding furniture, candle molds, Standard Divsion of United David Abele, 16, of 73 Chestnut St. has Friday in connection with Uie theft of the picture of a dog looking over a Among her many holiday items is a crystal, toys, etc. TTiey participate in Technologies Corp., Windsor Locks. been charged with five counts of second- some mail from the lobby of a building on fence on it. She cut out the dog and creche with an attached music box He was an Army veteran of World degree burglary, and one count each of Edgerton Street. Court date is Jan. 8. area antique shows including the an­ fence, sewed them to a large pillow which plays “Silent Night.” Emma nual event in Hebron and most War I and a member of the Lt. third-degree larceny and fourth-degree Alan G. Cyr, 33, of 655 Talcottville Tables Need Replenishing and appliqued the dogs head and says it is more than 25 years old. recently at the Manchester Rotary Caldwell-Colt-Robinson VFW Post of larceny. Further arrests may be made in Road, Vernon, was charged with evading paws giving them a raised, three- Under one table is a large wooden Club’s show at the Manchester High Hartford. These tables, once full of toys for the eligible for welfare today and Saturday from connection with the breaks, police said. responsibility and reckless driving. Court date is Dec. 19. dimensional effect. bowl filled with little stuffed dolls He is also survived by a sister. School. Anyone wishing to see their children of Manchester’s families in need at noon to 5 p.m. at the former Economic Elec­ Douglas W. Jones, 17, of 4 Pearl St. was The charges were made in connection A large wooden cheese box has which she attaches to gifts for Mrs. Agnes Newline of Selma, Calif.; •‘1^ ; collection may call Emma, days, at this holiday season, are now almost empty. If tric store on Main Street, between Park and charged with fourth-degree larceny with a two-car accident Thursday on been covered and appliqued with blue children. 649-2683. and several nieces and nephews. more toys are donated, they will be available Locust streets. (Herald photo by Pinto) Friday, Manchester Police said. The Route 83. There were no serious injuries. print hearts and Emma made a The funeral is Monday at 11:30 to local low-income families who are not arrest was made in connection with a State Police reported an accident Friday matching quilt to go with it. a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 reported shoplifting from the U Save on Route 2 in East Hartford near Exit 5A. “The quilt took nine months to Main St. Burial will be in the Food Warehouse at 725 E. Middle Turn­ There were no injuries, but the accident make, about four hours a day. From veterans section of East Cemetery. pike. Court date is Jan. 8. did tie up rush-hour traffic in the late 7 to 11 at night is my time and that’s afternoon. Fuli military honors will be accord^ when I worked on it,” she said proud­ at graveside. More Toys Needed ly. Friends may call at the funeral It’s truly Christmas all through the home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 MANCHESTER - Many children Mrs. Nancy Carr, epeutive director Toys, either new or used, may be house with rooster door stops, a p.m. from Manchester's low-income of the Manchester ARea Conference ieft at the former Economy Electric Costly Furniture bedroom with an antique doll families may go without toys Christ­ of Churches, sponsor of the annual store in the 800 block on Main St. carriage and a German doll. Cant of Thanks mas unless other members of the Seasonal Sharing Appeal, said. today from noon to 2 p.m. “I saw the doll at an antique show We wish to thank all our neighbors, friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness and sym­ community help. The toys were available Friday If more toys are donated, they will long ago,” Emma said. “My husband pathy shown us in our recent bereavement. We es­ Most of the approximate 2,000 toys afternoon to mothers of Head Start be available to low-income families Not Found Illegal steered me away and when I went pecially thank Dr. Grossman and the Nurses and collected during the Toys for Joys children and those families on state who are not eligible for welfare back, it was gone.” Aides at Meadows South PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - from Brian Supply Co. of Providence program disappeared in a littie more wnd town welfare. The need was so Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5 But, when Christmas morning The Fam ily of Mary M. Wippert. Rhode Island officials were careless than one half hour Friday afternoon, great that the toys just “seemed to through its Worcester, Mass, sub­ p.m. but did nothing illegai when they came, Emma was delighted to find vanish." Mrs Carr .said. sidiary, Standard Steel Warehousing bought overpriced furniture for the the doll under the tree, a gift from In Memoriam Inc. Joseph Brian, owner of Brian Emma Songailo trims mailbox at her home at 208 Charter Oak St., Manchester. her husband. In loving m emory of Mrs. Mary Arnold, who passed History on Phones Statehouse last year. Attorney Supply, said Standard Steel was away December 17th., 1957. . General Julius C. Michaelson said ST. LOUIS (UPI) — A two-minute overcharged by a supplier. Loving memories never die. Friday. Buses Decked tape-recorded history of St. Louis in ‘■‘The reasonableness of the cost of As tim e goes on and days pass by. “There is no evidence to support a items sold to the state of Rhode In our hearts precious memories are kept. French, German and Japanese is conclusion that any of the persons in­ Island was never checked by any per­ Of a mother we loved and shall never forget MANCHESTER- The town’s been hung in the mini-buses. Santa available on telephones at Lambert volved in the transactions ... derived son connected with the state,” elderly and handicapped residents hats even have been made for the Field. Sadly missed by her children. or attempted to derive illegal will get a special holiday treat when drivers. Michaelson said in a 16-page report. The Convention and Visitors benefits,” Michaelson said. they ride the two mini-busses in their The two buses are rented by the Bureau of Greater St. Louis installed Retirees To Meet WJAR-TV reported last summer transportation system. town to provide transportation. The the multilingual display because the Long Yule'Season The Hamilton Standard Retirees’ the Joint Committee on Legislative The buses have been decorated for system is paid for primarily with number of international flights into Club will meet Jan. 16 at the KofC Affairs bought $58,000 worth of new MANILA, Philippines (UPI) — the Christmas season by Laine Dyer, federal funds. The town is awaiting the city has doubled. Hall in Windsor Locks. Featured will the arrival of two buses it has furnishings without getting bids. It Travelers planning their Christmas human services aide, who helps coor­ The display, near the customs holidays might consider visiting the be “A Day at the Races." purchased, which will replace the said some items were purchased at dinate the transportation system for center in the international wing of Philippines, Asia’s only Roman On Jan. 24, the group will attend vehicles being rented. The purchase prices 55 percent above those the elderly and handicapped the airport, features a message in Catholic nation. the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in available to the everyday consumer. residents. also was funded primarily with British-accented English in addition East Windsor to see the musical, The state bought the furniture Filipinos celebrate one of the Holiday trim and decorations have federai money. to the three other languages. “Irene.” longest Christmas seasons in the The group recently held its fourth world. Official celebrations begin annual Christmas party at the Moun­ Dee. 16 and end Jan. 6, with the Feast tain Laurel Restaurant in Enfield. Costly Money Spurs Adding to Homes of the Three Kings. Dracula Products i-.' d Library Seeks MANCHESTER - As mortgage additions and alterations in the fiscal Cod-style homes and then move to due to inflation and rising prices. NEW YORK (UPI) - Broadway’s rates and the costs of homes in­ year 1977-78. The estimated cost for; larger homes as their families and But, families also are making larger Gleaning Bids smash hit of “Dracula” has inspired cre a se , so do the number of the projects is listed as $4,927,000. pay checks grew, he said. additions now than in the past, accor­ an array of products from wallpaper MANCHESTER - The town is applications received by the Building In 1963-64, the department issued Now, the families are more apt to ding to Conti. to jigsaw puzzles from New York Department for additions to existing 395 such permits and the estimated stay in that smaller home and just He said one recent addition to a seeking bids for the cleaning and City manufacturers. maintenance of Mary Cheney and homes. cost was $970,198. add to it. Manchester home cost 2Vz times the The wallpaper from Kirk Brummel Whiton Libraries. Francis Conti, the town’s chief The totals of both years included “It was unthinkable 10 years ago to original cost of the home, which was Association is based on Edward Earlier this year, the Library building inspector, said the number commercial and industrial additions put a $25,000 addition on a home, but purchased 18 years ago. Gorey’s designs of Miss Lucy Boartd and the town were criticised of additions has jumped in recent as well as residential ones. not it is happening,” Conti said. So, while homes still seem to sell Seward’s boudoir in the show’s se­ vaufunbve cleaning contract for the years and he expects the trend to A family that has a home at a 7 or The number of permits for ad­ as soon as they'go on the market in cond act. libraries had not b^n bid in several continue. 7'/2 percent mortgage is not going to ditions and alterations has dropped Manchester, many families are op­ Sheets and towels designed by years. Town ordinances require bid­ “As long as the money market is be encouraged to sell the home and some so far this year compared to ting to stay in their old, small home Gorey are available from Spring ding for such jobs. the way it is, it’s going to continue,” buy another one at a mortgage rate last, but the cost for the projects is and just convert it to a bigger, newer Mills. The 30-page bid document details he said. of 9 or 9'/2 percent, Conti said. more. one. For younger fans, there are T- tye schedule and requirements for Office records show that the Families often used to start in Part of the increased cost es­ shirts and tote bags from Doomed the cleaning of two libraries. department issued 911 permits for neighborhoods with smaller Cape timates over the years, of course, is Enterprises, each with a Dracula Bids will be opened Jan. 9 at 11 a.m. logo designed by Gorey. Creche has music box which plays “Silent Night.” Christmas items collected afid made by Edwin and Emma ( Lottery 2) Wage Curbs Harm Computer Industry Destination Bangladesh Songailo in their Charter Oak St. home. BOSTON (UPI) - The head of one any amount — even if that is 20 together with the pace of HARTFORD (UPI) — The winning General, with almost 11,000 panies to justify on just such a basis of the nation’s major computer percent." technological progress, permits us to daily number drawn Friday in the employees at 10 plants in the United as our president suggested. They (the manufacturers Friday claimed deCastro, a former engineer for pass substantial savings to our Connecticut lottery was 260. States and East Asia, have averaged Council) indicated they would con­ President Carter’s wage hike Digital Equipment Corp. who incor­ customers in the form of reduced Young Couple Recall Four-Month Trip Through Asia 10 to 15 percent a year the last few sider a favorable ruling.” guidelines fail to recognize an in­ porated Data General in 1968, said prices,” deCastro said in a recent Fran Mahoney years, he said. “In high technology industries, the Rv lll\ l7 T n iU P ir iM S After sightseeingsiehtseeino in RnmnoEurope fnrfor a „ dustry extremely vulnerable to a during the Nixon administration’s letter to Alfred Kahn, chairman of By JUNE TOMPKINS On into Afghanistan, the Crowes A spokesman for the company, rate of productivity is so high the while, the Crowes outfitted In Nepal, the Crowes conditioned “We saw so much poverty, so “wasteful game of musical chairs.” Herald Reporter went up in the Afghanistanian moun­ tive opportunity may arise,” Jame4 wage and price controls “the only the Council on Wage and Price headquartered in Westboro, Mass., wage factor is not a part of our cost. themselves before making the climb much hunger,” they said. "It was in­ “If you notice the language, when themselves with their tents and back­ said. Hospitalized way to get a raise was to take a new Stabilization. acknowledged Friday since deCastro Increasing it by a considerable MANCHESTER — Carrying 50- tains, the foothills of the Himalayas, to the base camp of Mt. Everest, 18,- they (Council on Wage and Price job.” packs and set out north of Istanbul credible and beyond imagination.” In spite of the depressing living In order to maintain that produc­ sent the letter to Kahn’ there have amount flows directly through into pound back-packs each, Jam es then to Pakistan and into Northern 000 feet above sea level. It was near MANCHESTER - State Rep. Stabilization) talk about prices they and traveled by bus about three- Terry said that since being in a por­ conditions which they saw on their As a result, he said, “we had peo­ tion level, his letter argued, “We been several discussions with a Coun­ the cost of making the product, which Crowe, formerly of Manchester, and India. this base camp where the Crowes Francis Mahoney of 19 Hamlin St. is quarters of the length of Turkey. A tion of the world where the poverty trip, and in spite of some of their non- talk about increases,” said Edson D. ple quitting and going to work for the must make our industry attractive to cil economist. is usuaily passed on to customers. his wife, Terry, traveled by foot, bus They celebrated their birthdays, shared their Thanksgiving dinner in satisfactory condition at trip from there to Tehran in Iran was situation is so intense, “we are trying luxurious accommodations (they deCastro, president of Data General competition, and other people quit our current and future employees. As That’s called competition. and train through parts of Asia last both on Nov. 13, and Thanksgiving in with a Nepalese family, a dinner of Manchester Memorial Hospital after “Their reiClion was very through snow and cold in an unheated to bring the situation a Utile closer to slept in all kinds of places, even on Corp. "In none of the language is the competition and came to work for a result we consistently pass along to year before reaching their destina­ Nepal. They enjoyed a superb rice and potatoes. suffering a heart attack. favorable,” sa d J. Bradley Stroup, “If we can reduce our prices steam train with only their own food others.” the street in Iran), they wouldn’t there talk of price decline. us. It was a wasteful game of our employees the results of their faster than our competitors we get tion — Bangladesh. birthday dinner in Katmandu. Both It took the young couple a week to Mahoney, long active in local the company’s manager of financial supply to sustain them. The next lap They have spoken to church and trade the experience for anything in “If a company can demonstrate a musical chairs. productivity in the form of substan­ The four-month trip began when their faces lit up as they described reach the base camp, and a week to politics and community affairs, was and public affairs. “They said ‘rather more business and can create more of their journey was a 24-hour bus civic groups about the hunger crisis. the world. They met all kinds of peo­ policy of price declines, then it “Our industry has a history of high tial wage-salary increases.” jobs.” they left the U.S. in August 1977. the sumptuous meal of steak’, apple return. Basic training for the rugged admitted Thursday. than have us rule on it’ they would ride through the Iranian desert. “It’s easy not to think about it,” ple also traveling — doctors, should be free to increase its wages employee productivity, which Wage and salary increases at Data pie and ice cream. climb was acquired during a moun­ prefer individual industries or com­ James said. “Everyone is so busy. lawyers, economists, teachers, of all tain climbing session in British '1 ' ■ There’s an unequal distribution of the ages. Columbia before the Crowes left on world’s resources.” their long journey. One of the advantages of meeting Through their public appearances, so many travelers was the book Bangladesh was more than a travel Weiss Asks Police they’re trying to spread enthusiasm exchange that was part of it. Your Neighbors’ Views: Should public schools goal for the couple. Bangladesh was for an alternative Christmas — Terry managed to read about 80 a place of employment for four donations that will help those who books during the trip, books that retain Christmas activities? months for them both. For Fire Call Data are in need. “Sometimes Americans were acquired through exchange They were living in Iowa, when don’t think beyond America,” James with those she met enroute. Some, they decided to go to Bangladesh. MANCHESTER — Town Manager said, as he explained that there’s a she said, she didn’t really care about, relayed the call to the Eighth “We wanted to see a little of the Robert Weiss said Friday that he class system in India where people but she read them anyway. District Fire Department which nor- world, but we wanted to do thinks the controversy over the dou­ are either very wealthy or very poor. maiiy covers that area of town. something meaningful,” Terry, an ble response to a fire call last Satur­ They were impressed with Mother District Fire Chief Ted Lingard ac­ occupational therapist, said. Through day by the Town and Eighth district Theresa, whom they m et, who cused the town department of her trade journals, she fould that oc­ Fire departments has been blown all organized the Sisters of Charity. delaying the call to the District and cupational therapists specializing in out of proportion. That was one Terry said Mother Theresa lives in of speeding by the District pediatrics were needed to train ther- reason why he asked the Police Firehouse, causing a hazard. the slums of Calcutta and, with her paists in Bangladesh, and that’s Department to prepare a report on f M group, feeds many of the citizens dai­ Town firemen counterchanged that where they decided to go. what their records show on the inci­ the district's truck entered the ly in Calcutta and D acca, and dent. While Terry taught therapy, James operates several orphanages and highway on an exit ramp and was busy as a consultant in the social Weiss said he has received varying centers for the handicapf^. Her traveled the wrong direction on the studies program at the American reports on what “ might have work is run mostly by donations. highway to reach the car. Embassy School. He also taught happened and what could happen” in James, who is the son of Mrs. The car was not pn fire and there VJfi English at the YMCA to Bengali regard to the fire call and he would Jam es Crowe and the late Mr. Crowe was no one inside it when the two fire students. like a full range report on what ac­ ^ ■ ■ *' of 169 Center St., met Terry while departments arrived. j r X ■ “We were there long enough to ac­ tually went on. The Police Department said it has they were attending Colorado State Cindy Poller Carl Czaikowski Irene Hyde complish something,” Terry said. University. The fire call in question occurred a record of the calls on the Barbara Wilaon Bea Corbin E. Mamei They returned home through India When Terry is doing graduate work last Saturday about 4:49 a m. The monitoring system despite claims by Ilea Uorbin, Enfield — “Yes. Barbara Wiliion, Willimantic Carl Czuikuwaki, 235 Brent- Manchester — “ Yes. I do.” to Sri Lanka, flew from Bombay to in pediatric therapy at Boston Town Fire Department was first the fire departmemts that there was — “Yes. It’s good for the kids. A There should be Christmas moor Road, East Hartford — e . Mamet, Center Street, Nairobi, Kenya, to London and then University, the Crowes are running a called hy the state police and told no record. lot don’t have religion in their . programs for the kids.” “YeS. They have to have Manchester- “Yes. We always the United States. residential group home for retarded there was a car fire with occupants Weiss said he expects to have the homes. Some have no choice on Cindy Potter, Risley Street, A Nepalese woman smiles something. I went through it.” had them as kids and enjoyed It was more than sight-seeing and adults near Boston. trapped inside the car on Interstate findings from the police eariy next whether to be religious or not.” East ;Hartford—“Yes, I do.” Irene Hyde, 95 Conway Road, them.” more than working in Bangladesh “It’s in the back of our minds to go showing teeth stained from Highway 86, near Exit 94. The town week. coSn’ofphXaST, £ Pl-ato SUp^Jier, that impressed the Crowes. overseas again, whenever an attrac­ chewing betel nuts. (Herald photo by Crowe) r PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 16. 197B ^ ------______^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manrh A H p rices & MANCH^STgEVENlNGb HERALD, Manchester Conn., Sat., Dec. 16. .97»- p »: p . u ..,...-,.. thru Smu Dec. GpCM(StopTshopTouponll Sun., ■IW*4 stop# Dec. strop CouDonP ■MH17# ihfilon9 aaiii-s fihnn tlniHwiI mn. SiiiL'L ' D ^ . SL Of THl STOP % bMOP COMPANIES 18 ■ 23lbs. US. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 16. 1978- PAQF iritTfTM Foisy, 3,950; Barbara beverage. Hopefully, after the first of Conklin, 3,530; Marge Thursday: Christmas bingo games. Noontime games and F riendship Cir- Senior Citizens the year, we can start Kayser, 3,190. Dinner: Roast breast of lunch served. 1 p.m., cle meeting. Noontime Return after show. This is the last call for again. Thanks to Laura p inochle g am es. Bnf^’-lunch served. 12:45 p.m., MANCHESTER Serving Manchester over 50 yri. turkey, stuffing, candied Friday; 9:30 a.m., you folks to check out the Ounfield who has been in­ pickup at 8 a.m. Retuin bridge games and 1 p.m., to , Hi there! I just want to 550. sweet potatoes, cranberry beginners ceramics class, bus trip for a 13-day jaunt structing us. trips at 12:30 p.m. and3:|fe : rettiind you that our Big sauce, green peas, mint e r^ t class. Bus pickup at 8 10 a.m., kitchen social While all this was going to Florida. Just call our of­ Menu for tlie Week p.m. Ponttontt Th ' Holiday Dance will be held ripple ice cream, a.m. Return trips at 12:30 games. Noontime lunch 0 Fiori$f on, we had a nice turnout fice for further informa­ Monday: Cream of Tuesday: 8:30 a.m., bus p.m. and 3 p.m. * o j u x / d f Thursday, Dec. 28 instead beverage. served. 1 p.m„ setback o UPH 24 BIRCH 8T. for our Friendship Circle tion. cauliflower soup, pastrami for shopping. 9 a.m., of the 27 as first stated. Friday; Corned beef Thursday: 9 to noon, games. Bus pickup at 8 a t TEL. 643-6247 and this group is planning a Our heartfelt con­ on rye, apple crisp,/ square dance lessons, visiting and open card This is be a super dance little party for Jan. 10. hash with pineapple; a.m. Return trips at 12:30 643-4444 dolences to the families of beverage. ' noontime lunch served. 1 playing. Noontime, hot P-m. and 3:15 p.m. »P.Ml F.T.D. with lots of goodies to More on this later. buttered vegetables, pud­ Ann R. Bates, and Marie Tuesday: Hot dog on bun, p.m., return from shopping meal and Meals on Weels. 1 M 8 TR CHS munch on during the In the afternoon, we had ding with whipped topping, WORLD WIDE R. English who passed bak ^ beans, potato chip, and the Senior Bowling p.m., fun day featuring 6 4 6 -3 3 2 2 AMER EXPRESS ■ evening and also beverage. b a t t e r ie s FOR 46 SHELDON ROAD • MANCHESTER, CONN five tables of bridge and away this past week. vanilla pudding, beverage. League at the Parkade SERVICE sandwiches and beverages sixth grade students from the lucky winners were: By the way, our exercise Wednesday: Homemade Schedule for the Week Lanes. R K ot llaarliigiUh I M w nci AND IMtTAU INDUITRtU iUB idr ” TTT as well as our regular door Tom Regan, 4,700; Marge classes have completed its vegetable soup, egg salad Monday: 9:30 a.m., ad-, W ednesday; 9 a.. HAS IT! prizes. We’ll be dancing to vanned ceramics class; 10 McLain, 3,900; Irene first group of lessons. sandwich, sliced pears. Health Clinic by appoL...)ii m- ______sMtIWR'Wft..... exchange gifts. ARTHUMI1U6 the tunes of Lou Jourbert a.m. to noon, kitchen social MR CONDITKNMK • REFRIGERATION phoiw ment. 10 a.m., pinochle Bus pickup at 10 a.m Business-Directory Guide For 646-4)863 and his band. Our bus will HEATING and SHEET METAL run for the dance, 341 Broad St. providing we have a good Minchattar number to sign up. Nm Enflind Mechanicii Services, he. MinchtiUf ROUTE fU , P.O. BOX 3147 Manchester and Surrounding Proraiiionti Ptfk This coming Thursday T A LC O T T V ILLE , C O N N . (06044) ' Salt* 106 afternoon we will have our 44S-3734 • 443-2142 Betty Gallagher annual Christmas Gift Par­ Vicinity prop. ty here at our center. We’ll m be serving a nifty turkey CAMPIN8 EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND dinner at noontime and l^s> lAsss aSmitkW Ksws Is taagAni ts ts iss#|i tmaMaatat featuring this week... then be treated to a Christ­ » lAtsiNciR pka In sscA ANN Bts(«. aaeam m iRsiWisfc maai nim, COTS, lUEPine m b s, am mattrosu, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES mas show, “ Charlie Purchases STOVES. LANTEMM Brown," pul on by the sixth !Q W t h r u CHOSTMAS (Items •SBir .MANCHESTER { SUPWSAVWCSSPICW 1 grade students from SUPBtSMVNIICSSPBCIAl Keeney School. After that, NOK MPMVDKNT Wifh0n7 fines Super Savmgi looiiet FARR’S Santa will arrive and will THt tV tn rH IM O $TO U BIV *’r^:iefue85ucerSji;"gti::ff. CAMMWE-SnMT 2 MAIN STSEH Vttiplke help pass out the presents. DISPOSABLE DIAPERS LWEEt JUICY 8b LT .’t iMINIT-IIIIAN PMNTINa K f u r n * Women will bring a Om DAUT TO 0 P.M. J. FASN • 048-7111 n 6 4 S -3 S 8 9 • . k l . , 1 1 ^ women’s gift and a man’ a PAMPERS man’s gift. The entertain­ la r g e n a v el VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR ment starts shortly after TODDLERS one o’clock. We hope you'll ORANGES *7 toefory traintd apaclalltta be able to make it. Phil P tii The action here starts Lo c ic tro tnd Zidtk with our Tuesday after­ lI llP iK noon senior bowling league 646*S036 CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING at the Parkade Lanes with IM MAIN ITIHT OMR HOR ibfs SAT f-t TRMIS I III f.f JE L the following scores: Class P&P AUTO REPAIR UtCNDm ORT OF fOIR (AU (OUlCT I 43-4M 2 A high triple, Florence 704 Main SI. • “Arco Charg*" • Manchaalar Doutt, 448; Harvey Duplin, Connecticut's Urgesl Floor Covering Deiler 543; high single, Florence Doutt, 183; Harvey Duplin, 225; Class B high triple, MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. Halm Polly Kenneway, 359; Joe SEMI. BO NELESS HAMS r^|/f LocfC^Mirn Picaut, 477; high single, wRhsupormariiet prices. -9 ^ «VBill rOUECHOKB Mam Street; m the new Manchester Mall, for any information, please phone 646-1777; and 423 Center Streel Reuther, 627; Grace Wind­ LBattw y Wrjmusiifa ORANGES^!. Red or EVERYTHING IN Manchester. sor, 591; Helen Silver, 582; jjwolcedHams „ BAKED HAM 2 . apples ^hown in the above photo, left to right, is: Printer, Mrs. Helen Collins; Secretary, Linda Thatcher; and the Owner Martha LaBate, 569; ^ undt WNtiUnt-SImSIicicI S A f i O W hite .•MIRRORS .SHOWER DOORS inomas F. Barry) Westside Shoe Repair Marjorie McLain, 5 ^ ; Ann ' I r n i ^ nc4»W1llll CRAPES STORE FRONTS • SAFETY OUSS A TURKEY BREAST 2 . yrRUiT ty sin ’ • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES 566 Center Street Thompson, 547; John Manchester • Tel. 643-8285 Galley, 550; Billy Stone, C O C K T A IL FRANKS HOLIDAY SALAD FIXINS U WMTE CLASS C0..lnc. Authorized "Hanover Shoe" Seles Agent f|29 $|39 .9 i Ni»r«tsut<()wM POTATOES u s »A -10 i'1« FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWB , Quality rapalrart ol Footwear, Handbagt and Leather Bookmobile APPLE CIDER •SCALLIONS £S Goodi. Boot Repair Spacialiata. Hand Tooled Balta - . I lb. I I lb. BEEFRIB-WH0LE-20to25lbs. SHARP CHEDDAR •RED RADISHES r 649-7322 3. Bissoll St “Bergamot” Braaa Bucklet. Next week’s schedule for YELLOW TURNIPS *12' t : OVER 21 TEARS EXPEA/EWCE Houra; Mon.-Fri. 8 -5:30. Sat. 8-3 :3 0 . Cloaed W edt. the Manchester Public __ • CUCUMBERS^ Library Bookmobile: S( TANGEL0Ss.r^r 9i.99‘ RIBSOFfflIS, Cy'nJota'iSliniiirdPack-6 C . Q Q M ond ay BB C e osnAAs. P B C r noiarssDaiioiKo FRESH OYSTERS n 763 10:30 —Case Drive. M M ' i Quick FionnSaM Sill 4 ^ AQ PASCAL CELERY SS M A IN S T . MMICHESTEE OVER 4 o Noon —Bluefield Drive. MIXED NUTS 2:10 —Park Chestnut MEMOliUlCO. 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VENTILATIN6 • SHEET METAL WORK PARTS 2:50—Carpenter Road. w S . m 9 0 m u Sh r o o m s *£ 39*^ CANADA DRY 3?u" 3:30—Grisson Road East 'TOtsass 5?w Indu itrial ■ Residential ■ C o m m e r c ia l “AUTO PUTS FOR LESS’’ METRO CHERRIES";' 49' ESTABLISHED 19 3 4 4:10—Woodstock Drive. STUFFED OLIVES V T f f llffffi"6uvES 5s59* 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. E«ajyicuuniPicli«l te ^ n n W ed nesd ay gpSi»riEs 'f# /IlliiikiMfoiL Located 27 yean a t... (In Ihw Parking Lot Bahlnd Minchtsttr Qraan 8hoa Outlet) SRbUTETTES e 4 0 ' CRAB M EAT MIXED NUTS li' 3^ 10:00—Crestfield Convales­ «m7igi:SalM 27 TOLLAND TPKE.. MANCHESTER cent Home. POTATO CHIPS i;6 9 * SbAMCUPS TEL 649-3528 P A R T Y N U T S ______TEL. 643-6793______Open Mon.-Frl. 9-9. Sat. A Sun. 9-6 2:10—Sycamore Lane. SS?Xl.(SElATIN 6 £ *1 tW SHRIMP (2^* 2:50 —Bruce Road. Am fiji-lky DoeM-Vacuun PKk SVyEETHCKLES 68^ RW p u t s s 3:30 —Nike Circle. S aWiSt BUTTER 99*. 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Legion Post BREYERS GREENS & THINGS HEESE CREAM BIRDSEYE X i m E C r i r R 5 f7 9 ' , O H cu r. 643-8285 Sets Meeting 22 oz.; TRAVEL AGENCY pie ICE CREAM OOLWHIP shoo Owner^hp'l^rv m! their fourth anniversary, invites you to visit their clean, modern “Plant People Are PIES aS t o o t h p a s t e ’s 9 9 ' AIR • LAND • SEA o H m e ? M t h p / S n ^ T repair service, using top brand “Cat's Paw" heels and MANCHESTER - The Jane Parker-Plain, Flaky or als^m akis f"o‘wear plus repairs leather goods. West Side Shoe Repair JV ic e People” Dilworth-Cornell-Quey BROWNft»<‘»l u l t Sa m a V ''’ ’ ' s 9 9 ‘ N E V E R A Unit of the American Shc^s authorized dealer for "Hanover HooiUnlllnl-WNnwl nOOQ cirtm. $159 SERVICE CHARGE Rhnni? ‘ of'^uK ee and Center Streets, with convenient parking in the rear of the 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Legion Post will meet SERVE ROUS CREAM EG G NOG SISHfGUARDS a I™ ilding. Shop hours are 8 through 5:30 Monday through Friday, Saturday 8 to 4:00, closed Wednesdays 6 4 3 -1 6 3 5 Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Fdf Fail Pain h M n iT f\ ^ / \ e I (203) 646-5725 A4P Cinnamon A&P-WItconsinChHSi Opan Dally to 4, Sat. A Sun, til 6 Uuiu's Acini _ Rrodac-Wiail 162 Spencer Street Manchester, Conn 06U40 fireplace room at the post STUTHNC ROLLS A&P ASPIRIN 250 ^ 79 1 home on American Legion CHEDDAR Sharp RAVIOLI 55 99 DOUGH 5i«f® Emia4|f-C.D.AA&9Von „ AtPOwMaaCtima AlMMa Ctiam _ Drive. BREAD BinraEyi-10ca.pkg. eiffiEya-IOoa.pte ALKALINE BATTERIES ^51 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Painting Problem? Wo'll Halpl Aftel' a short business WINE STICKS 21? 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HEINZ KETCHUP r COMPLETE BODY WORK M AKE SERVICE Sal., Mm . a Tim* 1 9 1 F.M. Membership in the XMAS BULBS > CANNED HAM j TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS GARAGE 20oz.btl. FRUITCAKE DURKK SPICES Front M Ui|iaMiit i t W«d.,TIy FOR SALE NOT AVAIABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR RETAIL DEALBtS PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec. 16. 1978

Herald angle Super Bowl Contenders Joe’s Earl Yost World Sports Editor Spice NFL Slate Today By NEW YORK (UPI) — A nationally televised all.” The Chicago defense has been porous and the NFL doubleheader Saturday oilers viewers a offense ineffective with the pass. Joe Carman comparison between two Super Bowl con­ The ragged play of Chicago and Washington are Pinto Cited tenders eagerly anticipating the playofis and a examples of the general malaise plaguing the NFC again Cheney Tops Vinal Danny Cater...Major league baseball this season. Only three NFC teams— Dallas, Los Angeles Gift Giving The Herald’s chief photographer season opens April 5 in case you were pair of disappointments whose memories of and Ph1“d"elphia-^Tve L m S This is gift giving time, and it puts Reggie Pinto has been cited by the wondering...Will Hadden reports 1978 will be mostly painful. It is a contrast aiiowni^nmnnrBHallow e^om pared tnto nin» nine AFC teams. For . thel. second me in mind of a gift I received Bass Masters Club of Manchester as there were 158 no-shows - runners which also mirrors the difference between the consecflfve year the AFC has dominated the inter­ its “Man -of-the-Year” due to his who registered but failed to appear - almost 30 years ago. league’s two conferences. conference schedule, winning 30 of 50 games with two My good wife, in the first years of many contributions promoting the for the Five Mile Road Race more Sunday. In Wild Hoop Play sport of fishing...Pete Teets has been Thanksgiving. The Herald will not The first game matches a pair of NFC teams, Chicago, our marriage, greatly encouraged The second half of the TV doubleheader — Pittsburgh at publish the list of finishers. Copies of 6-9, at Washington, 8-7. Despite having lost four straight me in my piscatorial efforts. She still unanimously elected president of the Denver-- presents two of the AFC’s top clubs in a possi­ By LEN AUSTER Manchester Country Club for the 1978 the finish are to be mailed to each games for the first time since 1970 and seven of their last does but goes about it in a more wary Gustamachio canned a 14-foot presence felt on the boards and for­ nine, the Rerrekins still have a chance to reach the ble preview of a first-round playoff encounter. way. Herald Sporlswriter jumper from the left side with 22 cing the locals into 8 turnovers. It cut season. He succeeds Bert Davis. registered runner.Approximately 400 The Steelers, with the NFL’s best record at 13-2, are in John Rieder has been elected to his runners who registered and finished playoffs as an NFC wild card team. No one, however, Anyhow, 30 years ago or Cheney Tech had Vinal Tech seconds showing giving the locals, the lead to 49-35 after three quarters regards the Redskins as serious Super Bowl threats. the playoffs a record seventh straight year, while the now 2-0, the lead for good, Cohen 19th consecutive term as secretary of did not have their times or thereabouts, Joyce, at holiday time, and continued the surge in the final Washington needs a victory over the Bears plus losses Broncos, 10-5, won the AFC West title for the second year bought me a fly tying kit. Not a large on the ropes at the half, latched onto a big rebound off a Vinal the local golf club...Steve Cassano, a placements recorded. in a row. canto until the Techmen regained by Philaoelphia and either Minnesota or Green Bay to kit, not a well put together kit, but a leading by a whopping 43-17 miss and was fouled. their composure, reasserted loyal and faithful supporter of the In games Sunday, Dallas visits the New York Jets, margin. New England Whalers for years, will Stars of the Future gain the playoff berth It narrowly missed last year when little $2.98 attractively boxed bunch He converted the front half of the themselves on the boards, and came the Redskins current coach. Jack Pardee, led the Bears Minnesota is at Oakland, Atlanta at St. Louis, San Diego take in the Super Bowl game Sunday, Anxious to move up to varsity of feathers, fur and tinsel, with a vise The Beavers, however, let the one-and-one with Gustamachio away with the win. to the NFC wild card spot. at Houston, Green Bay at Los Angeles, Cleveland at Cin­ that held to the table with a thumb Hawks off the hook and in fact the latching onto the rebound and he, in­ ■ Gustamachio paced the Beavers Jan. 21 in Miami’s Orange Bowl. The status, either later this season or in cinnati, New Orleans at Tampa Bay, Buffalo at MCC faculty man and member of Since winning their first six games, the Redskins have screw, and held the fly with just a lit­ Middletown-based visitors took a 56- turn, was fouled. He made the first with 29 points and 18 rebounds with another year, are members of Coach Baltimore, Kansas City at Seattle, the New York Giants Manchester’s Board of Directors sagged badly. They are reportedly torn by a player rift in­ tle better adjustment. Also included 55 lead with 2:41 remaining. But the and missed the second, his first miss Cohen chipping in 13 markers. John Dave Flanagan’s Manchester High at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Detroit. Miami hopes that one of the Miami teams volving a group of older players. in this very attractive box (the locals refused to whilt and made a after 14 straight successes from the Demelis, Gecewicz and Bob Bruzik jayvee basketball squad. Tenth hosts New England Monday night. will be New England...New England The Bears, after making their first playoff appearance packaging was done with the disUff comeback of their own behind Dave charity stripe, with Cohen hauling in paced Vinal with 14,13 and 11 points graders are Greg Williams, Joe Five teams will battle for the three remaining playoff Whalers entertain the front-running in 15 seasons last year, suffered though an eight-game purchaser in mind . . . of that I’m Gustamachio and Blayne Cohen to his 17th rebound. He was fouled and respectively. Panaro, Alex Britnell, Mike losing streak earlier this season under first-year coach spots, all in the NFC. Atlanta, Minnesota and Green Bay Quebec Nordiques tonight at 7:30 at Oleksinski, Jim Florence, Steve sure) was a little booklet entitled, register a wild 65-59 COC basketball made both ends for the final icing. Cheney was 26-for-39 from the foul Neill Armstrong, who calls 1978 “disappointing for us can qualify with victories. Philadelphia and Washington “Fly Tying Made Simple.” win last night at the Beavers’ gym. Cheney completely dominated the line, Vinal 13-for-22. The Hawks were Springfield. A Whaler win would Shrider and Pete Phelon. Jamie need victories plus defeats by one or more of their rivals. create a twoway tie for first place. Gallagher, Steve Petersen, Pat Believe me, the individual who “We weren't patient enough and first half with Cohen, 6-foot-4 junior charged with 29 fouls with three wrote this little bdoklet, had to be when we tried to get them out of the center, and Gustamachio gobbling up players fouling out while the Beavers Silver and Brian Sweeney are Offers Congratulations promising 11th graders with the simple himself, because the instruc­ zone we threw the ball away,’’ any miss off both glasses. They com­ were hit with 18 personals and one tions would have confused a genius Chirlie Duggan, second place young Indians. explained relieved Cheney Coach bined for 20 of Cheney’s 29 first-half player leaving early with five fouls. Three Post-Season Football with an I.Q. of 160 . . . I’m just a nor­ caroms, 14 off the offensive glass. finisher in the Five Mile Road Race Oleksinski, Phelon and Silver are Phil Crockett. “We weren’t in any mal human being with an average offense well enough.” Vinal, which committed 32 per­ Thanksgiving, writes from all sons of former players. Willie Cheney Teeh (65) Kcnnon 4 (H) 8, degree of intelligence. So you can im­ sonal fouls in its opening defeat to Gainsville, Fla , “ I really enjoyed Oleksinski , best known for his After Vinal, 0-2, had taken the up­ Harrison 01-31, Cohen 4 5-1013, Lackard agine what this booklet did for me. I Coventry, meanwhile was being Manchester again this year and have golfing feats in recent years, was an Games on Today’s Schedule per hand, Gustamachio, 6-foot-2 3 2-4 8, Gustamachio 7 15-20 29, Anderson was devastated ... The diagram­ Off the Bench Coactiing in Cheney Victory already planned on returning next outstanding scorer with Rockville senior captain, canned both ends of a assessed with 17 personals in the 10-0 2, Eaton 0 0-0 0, Belanger 0 2-2 2 matic drawings illustrating the “how year. High and later the University of NEW YORK (UPI) - The its first post-season game ever when New Cheney Tech Coach Phil Crockett one-and-one from the foul line to give opening half along with three Cable 1 0-0 2. Totals 20 25-39 65. Dec. 20 and Navy faces Brigham to” steps were even more confusing. on bench got a chuckle out of situation. Vinal Teeh (59) Gecewicz 5 3-5 13, “Also, I would like to congratulate Hartford. Independence Bowl in it takes on Pacific Ten powerhouse kneels and gestures to squad during winning Cheney back the lead. technical fouls. Cheney, which led 17- Young in the new Holiday Bowl in Further examination of the (Herald Photo by Strempfer) Demelis 5 4-6 14, Bruzik 3 5-9 11, everyone involved in the race The senior Phelon starred in two Arizona State (8-3) at Giants It see-sawed until it became 59-59 6 after one quarter, stretched it in Shreaveport, La., may be the San Diego on Dec. 22. materials and the step by step effort last night against Vinal Tech. Players Whitehead 3 0-0 6, Toussiant 10-0 2, organization. Things went so sports at Manchester High and con­ Stadium. Rutgers will have to devise with 52 seconds remaining on two the second half in which it was only 7- least known of the major post­ There are three games slated for procedures necessary to tie one par­ for-26 from the floor but 12-for-14 Montgomery 0 0-0 0, Barton 0 0-0 0 smoothly that I’m sure all the com­ tinued his baseball career at a way to contain the Sun Devils’ Gustamachio free throws. Cohen par­ season college football games, Dec. 23 with LSU meeting Missouri ticular pattern, showed that there Cooney 3 0-0 6, Wachtarz 0 04) 0, Jim m er- petitors were very happy. Wesleyan University. He’s a prac­ speed, especially the options of tially blocked a John Gecewicz from the charity stripe. in the Liberty Bowl at Memphis, were components missing. This son 0 0-0 0, Bloomquisl 2 1-2 5. Totals 22 “Right now 1 have managed to put ticing lawyer and tennis player these but it will get at least one quarterback Mark Malone. jumper with the Beavers taking con­ The Hawks battled the Beavers 13-22 59. Tenn., Maryland facing Texas in the meant I had to find a fly tying supply Manchester ‘78 behind me and start days in Manchester, star review Saturday when “We’re going to have to play our trol. hard the third quarter, making their Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex., and North house, and, according to the booklet Koepsel Paces Tribe to concentrate on the indoor season. ‘ITie elder Silver also starred in two Louisiana Tech hosts East best to have a chance with them,” Carolina State taking on Pittsburgh purchase small packages of the sports, baseball and basketball in said Rutgers’ linebacker-defensive I’m training with Marty Liquori Carolina. in the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, needed materials. everyday and he has been giving me high school and today serve as as end Dan McMahon. “Judging from Fla. The nation’s only five-star general, This was the very first step in a workouts and setting up my races.” program director in the Recreation their game films, they’re the Before the traditional Big Four Omar Bradley, will attend the con­ quickest team we will have faced.” long series of droplets that turned In Squaring Record The former Hartford Public High Department. test and present the Spirit of bowl games on New Year’s Day, into fast running water. The next athlete has set his sights on gaining a Florida A&M will be without the Foul Line Shooting End of the Line Independence Award at halftime. there will be four other post-season step was the purchase of a good book spot bn the USA Olympic squad for services of leading rusher Ike With Rich Koepsel pumping filed was 16-for-22 from the line. Actor John Wayne also has been in­ contests. On Christmas Day, Arkan­ on the subject, and as further oc­ what built the lead up.” the 1980 Games in Moscow. Open meeting to discues the 1979 Williams when it meets “The key was we played a better vited to attend the game, and the sas meets UCLA in the Fiesta Bowl casions arose for gift giving, a goof in 10 first-half points, Manchester outrebounded Enfield, During the indoor season, he plans Five Mile Road Race will be held Massachusetts. With Williams all-around game,” cited Pearson, appearance of these two dis­ at Tempe, Ariz., and Purdue faces vise was acquired, different size Manchester High broke into 38-21. “And they weren’t that small to compete in the 2-mile or 3-mile Tuesday night, Jan, 23 at St. Mary’s sidelined, the burden of the offense “Our guards played better and that tinguished personalities gives a Georgia Tech in the Peach Bowl at hooks in quantity and fur feathers the win column with a 71-52 of a team,” Pearson stated. runs Church. Will Hadden, general chair­ falls on the shoulder of quarterback keyed the forwards. We played measure of respect to a post-season Atlanta; on Dec. 29 Clemson takes on and tinsel were all neatly bought (by M anchesier (71) Apter 2 4-6 8, Adamy man, made the announcement Albert Chester, who has gained 541 decision over homestanding looser, ran more and only had 12 tur­ Nets Eagles Victory game which is in only its third year Ohio State in the Gator Bowl at my spouse) packaged and gift 2 5-9 9, Anderson 4 4-6 12, Haslett 3 5-611 Press Rips Moves yards this year, and fullback Mike Enfield High in CCIL basket­ novers. Five members of the New EngTand of existence. Jacksonville, Fla.; and on Dec. 31 w rapp^. Koepsel 6 5-717, Cohen 21-3 5, Kennison 1 It pays to spend hours of Boston press has really ripped the Patriots have been named to Solomon, who picked up 431 yards. Stanford meets Georgia in the ball action last night. “We shot a lot better, that was 0-0 2, Lovell 2 0-0 4, Reiser 0 3-4 3 Mark Murphy, Bob Venora and Pete The Independence Bowl is one of That was it! It was like giving me “They didn’t know how to attack our Red Sox management for its failure to the AFC squad for the Pro Bowl Massachusetts has an excellent Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston, Tex. Manchester jumped to a 14-7 lead one big improvement. We were 22- Gallagher 0 04) 0. Totals 22 27-41 71, practice at the free throw lane. Kiro did the heavy offensive damage. three post-season games on Satur­ Carte Blanche. I started sending zone. I don’t think they beat us down sign Luis Tiant and then the trade of game are Russ Francis, Leon Gray, defensive team, having intecepted On New Y ear’s Day, Houston after one quarter and extended the for-40 (55 percent) while they hit 41 Enfield (52) Jay Wheeler 9 3-4 21, Jeff This point was proven last Murphy was the pace-setter with 18 court once. day’s schedule. Arizona State meets away for catalogues from every fly Bill Lee to Montreal for Stan Papi, an John Hannah, Sam Cunningham and six passes in its 44-21 semifinal vic­ meets Notre Dame in the Cotton margin to 31-17 at the intermission. percent. We had a real good first Wheeler 5 5-6 15, Kusmaskie 0 1-2 1, points, including a perfect 8 for 8 Rutgers in the Garden State Bowl at tying supply house in the country. night in Hartford when East “We also had a good selection of obscure minor league shortstop. Mike Haynes. All but the latter are tory over Nevada-Reno last week. Bowl, Penn State faces Alabama in Koepsel, besides his points, latched half. The guards were penetrating Bachetti 11-3 2, Devine 0 2-3 2, Danek 3 2- from the charity stripe. Kiro was shots in the first half. I think we were East Rutherford, N.J., and Evenings, when I wasn’t tying Royal Catholic High’s basketball Long suffering Red Sox fans claim offensive performers ... Wesley ^ w l fever begins picking up next the Sugar Bowl, Michigan takes on onto 6 rebounds as did Bill Anderson and hitting the open man. That’s 2 8, Cerratto 0 2-2 2. Totals 18 16-22 52 also excellent at the line with 10 9 for 16 or something like that.” Massachusetts takes on Florida Coachmen, Hendricksons, Mickey squad, outshot from the floor the move of Tiant to New York and Walker will carry the colors of the week with four more games Southern California in the Rose Bowl and John Haslett as the Indians bullseyes in as many tries. He added Bulkeley was able to come back A&M for the Division lAA cham­ Finns etc., I was pouring over these by six baskets, 22 to 16, tallied Lee rank with the club’s all-time New York Jets with Brad Van Pelt, scheduled before Christmas. Texas and Nebraska meets Oklahoma in the crashed the offense glass as Coach two baskets for 14 points and Venora .somewhat after intermission in­ pionship in the Pioneer Bowl at A&M meets Iowa State in the Hall of catalogues or the few (at that time, boos, selling Babe Ruth to the Harry Carson and Dave Jennings the Wichita Falls, Tex. Orange Bowl (night). Doug Pearson had hoped. 32 points from the 15-foot line chipped in with four hoops and five of asmuch as “ they attacked our zone Fame Bowl at Birmingham, Ala., on there were but few) books written on Indianapolis Racers 6 foul tries. Yankees and in modern times, New York Giant players who will be Aside from the respective student the subject. “ We had a good first half. We were to turn back host Bulkeley better in the second half,” Penders with the opposing NFC stars ... Have The trio accounted for all but 18 trading Sparky Lyle to New York for bodies, only the most fanatical playing very consistently and scoring High, 64-57. voiced. a nice weekend. As I grew more proficient, and my Eagle points. college football fan would know horizons broadened, I came to realize from the inside,” noted Pearson. The Eagles hit on 18 of 22 foul tries With the Hightower twins, Ken and Close Shop in WHA about the exploits of East Carolina how many more patterns there were Manchester had a 49-31 lead going in the final period to rack up their se­ East moved into a 12-6 advantage Kevin, and John Dyson finding the Dallas Cowboy Linebacker into the final canto but Enfield, now in the first period and upped the lead and Louisiana Tech this season. Yet, to be tied, that I did not know about. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - wanted to make certain additional cond victory of the young season range in the second half, the 1-1 as are the Silk Towners, applied a to 16 points at intermission, 29-13 as Bulldogs cut the deficit to 41-33 after Weather Forecast the game pits the nation’s second Then wonder of wonders, I took against no defeats. Arrested After Complaint The Indianapolis Racers, on backing was available from local Bulkeley had a cold shooting 16 ranked defense. East Carolina, some of my work up to a large spor­ fullcourt press and sliced into the Bulkeley fared well at the line too, three periods. shaky financial ground from sources before he met his $80,000 minutes getting just five baskets in against a team that won the ting goods store in New York. They lead. The difference became only with 13 hits in 18 tries. East missed Continuing to find the hoop, DALLAS (UPI) — Dallas Cowboys’ the very start, bowed out of payroll. 24 attempts. Southland Conference. 220 pound linebacker “to refrain” liked my work and gave me an order eight points with minutes remaining but nine times from the line. Bulkeley shaved the East lead to 49- Not Fine for Rutgers ■linebacker Thomas Henderson from disturbing the customers and but Enfield was forced to foul and put professional sports Friday ‘‘The team is going into “ We set the temp in the first half,” East Carolina’s defense, for 10 dozen flies. Coach Jim Penders’ veterans. 44 with four minutes left before punched a hairdresser in the head, Henderson punched him in the head. the Indians on the charity stripe. night, reducing the World receivership. As of midnight Friday, cited East Head Coach Jim Penders. nicknamed “The Swarm In order to accommodate all the the Racers cease to exist as a hockey excessive fouling sent Eagle shooters EAST RUTHERFORD N.J. (UPI) - Coach Frank Burns of “ tTon^^?p:i^a’game^°^^^^ causing a concussion, according to a Anderson said the punch knocked Manchester made the most of its Hockey Association to six to the line where they were most lawsuit filed Wednesday and seeking materials needed to tie these flies, I team,” Robson said. Rutgers University is not going to get his wish Saturday and the boasted the second best total defense him down and caused a concussion now owned 7 or 8 large cardboard trips to the 15-foot line the final stan­ teams, proficient. $36,500 in damages, za connecting on 16-for-26 to clinch The Racers became the second pro promoters of the first Garden State Bowl are happy about it. this season in compiling an 83 record and he expects to miss at least 60 boxes stacked in one comer of the Venora was the leading rebounder George Anderson, the hairdresser, days of work. the victory. Gordon Robson, a representative sports team in Indianapolis to fold Burns was hoping the temperature stadium spokesman winnmg the Southern den. They were labeled, “Dry Fly with seven, five off the defensive said he suffered head injuries during Henderson, named Thursday to the Koepsel led Manchester with 17 of Nelson Skalbania, the Canadian within the last few weeks. First to board. would plunge into the teens for Satur­ Hackle,’’ “Necks,” “Hooks,” millionaire and majority owner, bow out were the Indiana Loves of day’s game with Arizona State, but an incident at a beauty salon Dec.’o. Pro Bowl, said of the suit; “That’s points with Anderson and Haslett Dyson led Bulkeley with 17 points “Tinsel, Chenille, Floss etc.” “F^r made the brief announcement World Team Tennis. the weather forecast says it’s going The state district court lawsuit said the most absurd thing I ever heard in added 12 and 11 respectively as and Ken Hightower added 16 and for Dubbing,” “Fur for Wings,” etc. following a second meeting within The Racers never gained a finan­ to be in the high 40s and, while that my life.” My little box had grown. Manchester’s front line accounted brother Kevin 10 more as the team began “using obscene and vile three hours with team members. cial foothold in their five-year should help the gate, it brings a “There was an argument, but none About this time, my wonderful wife for 40 points. slipped to a .500 record at 1-1. language” which disturbed several Robson said the situation became history, but Skalbania, who bailed furrow to the brow of the Scarlet of the action was taken as such. That backed off giving me little tidbids for Jay and Jeff Wheeler paced En­ Easi Calholir (64) Murphy 5 8-8 18, Teded to shotThereTs s t f S u m ^ “‘^iana Tech (6-4) relies mostly customers. field with 21 and 15 points respective­ “hopeless” late Friday afternoon them out more than a year ago, Knights’ coach. hurts me, that someone would try to this hobby. In fact she came right out when negotiations with local in­ vowed only in mid-November he Kiro 210-1014, Pagani 3 3-7 9, King 12 ^ 4, terest in continuing the game next ^ h V ^ L S T f^ liS iU :^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Anderson, described by an attorney do something like that and hurt my ly- Venora 4 5-6 13, Gay 0 1-2 1, Ayer 1 2-2 4, Arizona State is not used to playing recently, and said that it was very vestors failed to make enough would keep the team going through as 8foot-4, said he asked the 6-foot-4, image. I’m a loving person,” Manchester overall was a whop­ Atwater 0 1-2 1, Totals 16 32-41 64. in cold weather and, if the artificially Financially, the bowl figures to ^ ^PP^ring in dangerous to start me or encourage headway. the season “come hell or high surfaced field of Giants Stadium was ping 27-for-41 from the foul line. En- Bulkeley (57) Ken Hightower 7 2-216, break even. A $300,000 gate is already me, with a small gift for any hobby. Friday------unaiuaiiia was pay day —•• and Skalbania water.” slick from the frost. Burns reasoned Kevin Hightower 2 6-8 10, Dyson 8 1-2 17, assu r^ and another $75,000 to $100,- Adding to it at any gift giving time, it would seriously hamper the Sun Garcia 4 0-0 8, Ferandez 0 0-2 0, Walker 1 000 will be realized from television. was simply adding fuel to the fire. 04) 2, ScaU 0 2-2 2, Mann 0 2-2 2. ToUls 22 Devils' speed. Now it appears She may be right. The den now has 13-18 57, Indian Swimmers Conard Stops Penney Quintet Rutgers will have to run for its life to one whole wall containing two keep up with its opponents. wooden chests, with numerous Making the trip across the “They’re by far the quickest team drawers, all neatly segregated as to Brighest spots for the losers was enabled the home five to walk off a li we will have played,” said Dan Open with Victory types of fly tying materials. There river into enemy territory last the shooting of Dan Lima who canned winner. Silk City McMahon, the Scarlet Knights’ Winning only five of the 11 events, Manchester High boys’ are two mechanics chests set down night, Penney High’s basket­ 23 points, hitting nine times from the The latter quartet hit twin figures, defensive end-linebacker, “and ar­ SPORTS cellar, filled with fur, feathers, ball team absorbed a 57-52 field and adding five single tallies Morron setting the pace with 18. tificial surface makes you two steps swimming team showed excellent depth as it downed homestan­ tinsel, etc. all ready to travel. T^ere defeat at the hands of Conard from the line. Jones had 11 and Sundstrom and Striders quicker to begin with. Their SLATE ding East Hartford High, 97-75, yesterday in CCHL action. are still more cardboard boxes, Ginouves 10 each. High. Conard held a 32-20 lead at halftime wingback, Chris DeFrance, gets oft The victory marked a successful 100 back: 1. Halldin (M), 2. stacked all over the cellar that con­ Conard (57) Arel 1 0-0 2, Jones 4 341 and nursed a 43-37 edge going into the the ball faster than anyone we’ve debut for first-year Coach Ron Kasavage (EH), 3. Gallagher (M) tain discarded ladies feathered hats, ■{he Hornets were anything but final eight minutes. 11, Morron7 4-718, A, Jones3 0-06, Officers Anderson. buzzing at the outset and trailed after seen. He gets so deep, so fast. We 1:05.9. pieces of fur coats, and animal skins. Penney made an all-out attempt to Sundstrom 5 04) 10, Ginouves 5 0-2 10 Saturday mi Bob Michaud and John Wilt took 1-2 can’t match a 9.5 speedster like that. 100 breast: 1. Raymond (EH), 2. They have as yet to be sorted out and one period, 16-9. The Chieftains never pull out the decision but fine shooting Totals 25 7-13 57. Silk City Striders, official name of ICE HOCKEY in the 508yard freestyle as the In­ trailed in picking up their second “We'll have to be up to our best Krupp (M), 3. Wilt (M) 1:11.3. culled over. Plus one large fly tying by Scott Morron, Mike Jones, Ralph Penney (52) Lima 9 5-6 23, Jam es 2 5-5 the newly organized Manchester Farmington dians broke open the meet here and straight CCIL success. Penney is I-l 9, Picard 3 2-3 8, Huppe 1 3-5 5, Cace 0 0-0 game. We have to go for broke.” 400 free relay: 1. Manchester desk and sundry boxes of materials Sundstrom and Peter Ginouves Runners’ Club, elected its first set of in the 100-yard backstroke where Bill kept at the store. in the loop and 2-1 overall. 0. Totals 18 16-19 52. If Rutgers is going to defeat Manrlieater (Bolton Ice (Tanner, Telgener, Halldin, G. officers this week. Arizona State, the Scarlet Knights Palace), 6:50 Halldin and Brett Gallagher took 1-3. Ladies, $2.98 created this . . . Boon Co-presidents will be Jim Michaud), 2. East Hartford, 3. will have to contain quarterback Glenn Eagleson and Lee Garrity Manchester 3:53.6. or Monster . .. Think about it . . . Balcome, track coach at Rockville Mark Malone. Malone, a 9.7 sprinter, Weekend Teevee put forth a strong effort in diving for and act accordingly! High, and Eleanor Gowen, assistant led the team in rushing this season SATURDAY j the locals garnering first and third Enfield Girls Outshoot Tribe Five principal at Manchester High. with 705 yards on 143 carries. NEC: 1 — Bears vs, ' respectively while Bob Tanner cap­ “ Because of my speed 1 pose a cer­ Bedakins, Ch, 3 tured the 50-yard freestyle with a Enfield High Grapplers Excellent outside shooting set the :24.5 clocking and took second in the Manchester salvaged the jayvee Secretary will be Ellie Fiske with tain threat to defenses with option E'ootball: Garden State pace as Enfield High whipped rebounds and Lois Hughes 11 points 100-yard freestyle. Both times were contest by a resounding 60-19 count. Dick Don treasurer. and sprint-out passes.” says Malone. Bowl — Arizona State vs. 6 Manchester High, 50-26, in CCIL and 10 caroms for the young Indians, personal bests for Tanner. Pin Catholic in Opener Darlene Jordan had 16 points and 12 The club plans several Fun Runs, “We have excellent running backs Rutgers, Cli, 22 girls’ basketball a.'tion last night at now 2-1. and when we run the option and the Geoff Michaud, Scott Smith, Larry an annual road race, youth program Nil!.: 1:1.5 — Bruins vs. Downed in its wrestling opener Clarke Arena. defense comes up on me. I’ll pitch Rangers, Cli. 9 Krupp and Steve Telgener also swam Corey won by a decision while Jim and a series of meetings featuring Thursday was East Catholic, 4822, at Both clubs sport 1-2 marks. the ball to a back. Eootitall: 1:,30 — UMass well for the Indians. Foss won the 105-pound match by leading track and field figures. the hands of visiting Enfield High at forfeit. Enfield jumped out to an 11-1 ad­ “But if they leave me open. I’m vs. Florida A&M, Ch. 8, Steve Smorgiewicz was a double The first official meeting will be the Eagles’ Nest. East is now off until Jan. 5. vantage after one quarter and never going to turn upfield and run. And, 40 winner for East Hartford capturing looked back in downing the next month. King Lee won by pin in the 112- Results: 98 — Boulanger (E) Cromwell Defeats Bolton when they come up on me. I’m going Sports Speetacular: 4 — the 200 IM and 108yard butterfly. pound class for East as did Tyler homestanding Silk Towners. The Ch. 3 Results; pinned Mannarino 1:13, 105 —Foss Falling behind by a sizeable Panthers are 2-0 in COC play. to put my head in there and deliver a Corey in the 132-pound bracket. Toby visitors led 23-11 at the intermission good blow.” NFL: 4 — Steelers vs. 200 medley relay; 1. East Hartford (EC) WBF, 112 —Lee (EC) pinned margin early, Bolton High couldn’t Cromwell led at the half, 37-16, and Martochio 1:06, 119 —Boyle (E) and 37-16 after three periods. Malone, at 6-foot-4, 220 pounds, is Broncos, Ch. 22, 30 (Kasavage, Raymond, Smorgiewicz, overcome the deficit and succumbed after three quarters, 47-26. pinned Velez 1:()8, 126 — Triba (E) Tina Giachello pumped in 12 points bigger than most of the Rutgers’ Marsh), 2. Manchester, 3. Youngest Coach to unbeaten Cromwell High, 72-37, in Bolton’s Jim Kowalyshyn led all Wide World of Sports: 5 pinned Baker 1:13,132— Tyler Corey and Allison LaRochelle 10 for En­ defensive line. — Southern 500, Ch. 8, Manchester 1;54.0. BANGOR, Maine (UPI) - The COC basketball action last night at scorers with 25 points. No other (EC) pinned Hart :46, 138 — Toby field. Lisa Tilden and Mary Neubelt “He is the most explosive running 40 200 free; 1. Maesuga (EH), 2. G. Maine Lumberjacks of the Continen­ the Bulldogs’ gym. Bulldog was In twin digits. Raul Ramirez Corey (EC) dec. Pazik 81, 145 — pumped in 9 points apiece for the In­ quarterback we will have faced,” SUNDAY Michaud (M), 3. Halldin (M) 2;02.1. tal Basketball Association have dians. “They got a big early lead on us,” Paul Reiman paced Cromwell with l l ' - ' Merrill (E) dec. Hopper 18'7, 155 — voiced Bolton Head Coach Bill 16 points with DeLisle and Riley each said Rutgers’ defensive coordinator. NFL: 1 — Giants vs. 200 IM; 1. Smorgiewicz (EH), 2. B. named the youngest coach in pro E nfield (5 0 ) Reynolds 3 0-0 6 Clinches Spot basketball history in appointing a Zachary (E) pinned Martin :59,167— Morgan, “But we played them pretty chipping in 14 markers. Bob Naso, “ He’s capable of a big Eagles, Ch. 3 College Cager Michaud (M), 3. Darna (M) 2;16.8. ^R ochelle 4 2-5 10, Kearney 0 04) 0 C play at any time.” NFL: I — Browns vs. 50 free; 1. Tanner (M), 2. Smith new player-coach and a new player- Hebb (E) pinned Sullivan 1:53,185 — Coughlin 2 3-4 7, Daniels 1 04)2, LagasW i well even the second and third -4 1 , ______Cromwell (72) Reiman 7-2-16, MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (UPI) Because of the fear that the game Benguls, Ch. 22 Bob Healy, former (M), 3. Raymond (EH) :24.5. assistant coach. Snow (E) pinned Lucier :57, 3-5 7 . M. Coughlin 0 04) 0, Giachello 6 0-1 quarters. We did a lot of good Unlimited — Beaupre (E) WBF. Schmaltz 4-2-10, Farrell 3-0-6, Dellsle 6-2- — Mexico’s Raul Ramirez virtually will be a mismatch, ticket sales have NF’L: 4 — Vikings vs. Manchester High hoopster, has Diving; 1. Eagleson (M), 2. Kask The Jacks appointed Tom Blue, 23, things.” 14, Riley 7-0-14, Herdman 2-1-5, Battle of Tech Rebounders 846*W*"* " ® clinched a berth in the semifinals of not been going as well as expected. A Raiders, Ch, 3 (EH), 3. Garrity (M) 167 points. the first player to sign with the team Cromwell behind 10 poinU from Manchester 2-3-7, Buckhart 04)4), Amenta won a berth with the Ithaca Cheney’s Blayne Cohen (white jersey) and a Vinal Tech player the $320,(KX) World Championship of loss by Rutgers to lightly-regarded NHL: 7:30 — Bruins vs. 100 fly: 1. Smorgiewicz (EH), 2. G. last September, to take over as head Manrhesier (26) Tilden 4 1-2 9 Clarence Riley and 9 from Dave 0-04), Totals 31-10-72. College varsity squad this ADELAIDE, Australia (UPI) - l battled for rebound last night during first half action. Watching Tennis Challenge Cup Friday, Colgate in the last game of the Rangers, Ch. 38 Michaud (M), 3. Marsh (EH) :56.7. coach. The league said Blue was the 9 * r^ te r 0 0-0 0, Gustafson 2 0-0 4 ’ DeLisle built a 25-7 advantage after Bolion (37) Kowalyshyn 10-5-25, Top-seeded Kerry Reid beat fellow Neutelt 0 04) 0, Cheney 02-4 2, M. Neubeli routinely disposing of Harold regular season has already cost NHL: 8 — Red W ings vs. season. The 6-1 junior has been 100 free: 1. Maesuga (EH), 2. youngest head coach in pro basket­ one quarter and never looked back in Smith 0-3-3, Ferguson 0-2-2, Beecher 2-1- play develop are Cheney’s Stew ^nderson (42) and vinal’s Australian Lesley Hunt 7-5, 6-1 Solomon of Silver Springs, Md., 6-4, “between five and six thousand Islanders, (.h. 9 used as both a forward and Tanner (M), 3. Smith (M) :53.9. ball history, taking the honor away notching its third win in a row. The 5, Mlnicucci 14)-2, Warner 04)4). Totals Garrett Barton (41). Locals won, 65-59. (Herald Photo by Friday to move into the semifinals of 0 04) 0, Connors 01-4 1, Totals 10 6-18 28. 13-11-37. 6- 2. guard in early going on the 24- from Dave DeBusschere who tickets,” according to a Giants 500free: 1. B. Michaud (M),2. Wilt the Berri Women’s Tennis Classic. Strempfer) game slate. (M), 3. Boucher (EH) 5:22.1. coached the Detroit Pistons at 24. '' I PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Dec. 16. 1978 Yacavone M M CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchgater, Conn., Sat., Dec. 16, 1978- PAr.R Pantyhose Popular Garment Today Urges Unit 5 " - Budget Cuts Lifeguards COVENTRY — The Parks and fTging, the Town Council ap­ purchase, it is opposed to shutting Recreation Commission has voted to propriated $500 to remove the rocks the Lisicke Beach recreational For Women eliminate lifeguards at Sandy Shores By CHRIS BLAKE and add sand to the Lisicke swim­ facilities as a concomitant. Against Gold for Football next summer in order to reduce ming area. Work is expected to begin Laidlaw Pa¥k was temporarily Players Herald Rrpurler expenses. The town's major swim­ this week by the Upton Construction closed by the commission to allow EAST HARTFORD -S ta te Rep. ming area is at Lisicke Beach, where Company. the completion of cleaning of the NEW YORK (U P I)-O n the They resort to all sorts of gimmicks, arms. Other quarterbacks have v> they sting. I'd rather they stay cold.” Hampton says, “We got one for the Muriel Yacavone (D-9th District) is ■■ist lifeguards will remain on duty. The emergency phone, toilet large tract on the northern end of banquet circuit after the pro gadgets and costumes to keep warm pockets sewn on their jersey. A por­ »»iFyL.v Tom Gray, equipment manager for Jets a couple of years ago but Weeb the Packers and Dallas. sponsoring an effort to form a bi­ Removal of the guards at Sandy faculties, and picnic area will re­ town near Goose Lane. The council football season, special team during a game. table heater on the sidelines is for the Cincinnati Bengals, takes a Ewbank had me take it out. Too On that occasion, a Packer official partisan women’s caucus in the Shores was first recommended by main at Sandy Snores, and lifeguards recently appropriated money to build Space heaters, heated benches, warming hands or toes. When not on ace Vince Papale of the battery-operated heater onto the many guys were more interested in says, “It just blew its cork” at 13 Legislature. The women legislators Head Lifeguard Tom Duffy two years may be reposted if finances permit, special heaters for kicking toes and the field, players wrap up in huge a fence around the ballfield, which is Philadelphia Eagles says field during timeouts. sitting and keeping warm than degrees before zero. who are interested among the 37 ago. He claimed that the number of commissioners said. The council has fleece-lined parkas or capes help out capes. expected to be used for athletics next “It really dosn’t warm them up playing the game. Now we use space Some clubs have jeep-mounted women in the General Assembly are swimmers who used that area did not under consideration a proposal to summer. there’s always at least one per­ on the sidelines. When it snows, as it did throughout that much but it’s a psychological heaters at each end of the bench.” snow plows to remove heavy snow­ scheduled to meet at the Hartford justify the expense to the town. purchase a 16-acre beachfront owned son in the audience who pops On the field, protective items in­ the game with the Colts, a tractor In other business the commission help," he says. Common now, but unavailable a fall. Others use a crew of shovelers. Hilton on Dec. 19. Townspeople will still be able to by the Salvation Army that is adja­ drafted a letter to Town Manager the question: clude thermal underwear, regular with a cylindrical brush mounted on Bill Simmons, St. Louis Cardinals few years back, are pouch pockets on All clubs attem pt to clear the Mrs. Yacavone said the purpose of swim at Sandy Shores but at their cent to Sandy Shores. Frank Connolly expressing opposi­ "Do you really wear pantyhose un­ Long Johns, turtlenecks, pantyhose, its front periodically sweeps the equipment manager, has chemical uniform jerseys to help warm hands sideline and yardline markers when the caucus will be to discuss and own risk. The beach had become If townspeople approve this plan, tion to using a five-acre site behind der your football uniform in cold girdles, mittens for linemen, golf snow from the yardline and sideline bag hand warmers — “little sacks between plays. Ten years ago, Hamp­ they can get onto the field at clarify issues of common concern to more attractive in recent years to which includes the purchase of other the high school for a town garage. weather?" gloves, ski gloves or baseball batting markers. where you break the chemicals in­ ton decided the Jets needed specified periods during games. At women in the Legislature. those who normally go to Lisicke Army-owned land, Sandy Shores and The recreationists claim that roads “No,” Papale replies. "I wear a gloves for passers and receivers and Denver, often a playoff site, had an side and it warms the silicone or something like that. Cincinnati, a gang of previously “We would like to come together because of numerous jagged rocks at the abutting area could become the to the proposed facility would reduce panty girdle," pouch pockets on jerseys. eight below zero day early in whatever is in there. They last for “We have one of the worst parks in recruited youngsters dashes out with on issues we agree on,” Mrs. the larger facility. town’s major recreation area. playing fields used by the high school It's true, folks. At least one Some players slather on grease or December but in 19 years it’s been only a minute or two at the most,” the league as far as the cold is con­ brooms to sweep the markers. Yacavone said. “I think we can be However, at the commission’s Although the commission favors and the middle school. manufacturer of shape-up garments a deep-heating analgesic. Defensive below freezing only four times on The New York Jets were among cerned since we’re right on the bay,” The Packers and Minnesota helpful in clarifying women's issues for the ladies is producing a girdle end Gene Hairston of the Eagles game days. Sideline heaters, the first to admit they used women's Hampton says, "I remember in 1968, Vikings have, upon occasion, called to our male colleagues on the for football players who wear them smeared petroleum jelly over his en­ handwarmers, thermal pants and pantyhose as regular issue for cold just before we played Oakland for the in helicopters to help dry fields after Legislature.” for warmth. And it came on the tire 6-3, 245-pound body for a recent baseball undershirts serve most of »'■ -wv* weather games. Taupe is the favorite AFC championship, my wife spent an tarps or hay coverings have been The proposed women’s caucus has market just in time to preserve the game and didn't feel the cold too bad­ their cold weather needs. GOP Probes Keefe’s Jobs shade but they take what they can entire week sewing pockets on the removed before gametime. the support of the Connecticut dignity of players like Papale. ly. Broncos trainer Larry Elliott, who Darya Hirschfeld, a Grade 8 student at Bennet Junior High get. Extra large sizes are hard to find front of the jerseys for the quarter­ At St. Louis, the Cardinals have Women’s Political Caucus and the HEBRON— The Republican Town to take the state exam for the cer­ Late last year, when the cold was The Chicago Bears, who get a hefty says he uses laundry bleach and "the School in Manchester, and a flutist rehearses Senate No. 2 by position of first selectman so as to in­ in any shade. Shoppers for the Jets go backs and receivers. She started on used a chemical de-icer on their ar­ state Permanent Commission on the Committee has agreed to establish a tification required. filtering through the support ban­ share of freezing weather in the NFL cheapest hair spray we can find" as a down to Orchard Street, a noted area sure the position of building Monday and finished on Friday.” tificial turf but finding the right mix Status of Women, she said. J.S . Bach which she will play in the Bennet Holiday Concert fact-finding committee to ascertain The committee discussed the fact dages on his ailing hamstrings and Central Division that includes w ater repellent on shoes, may for bargain hunters on Manhattan’s inspMtor-zoning agent would go to a The Cardinals have a ball-dryer, an apparently has been a problem. Mrs. Yacavone and others tried un­ Monday night at the school. (Herald photo by Pinto) exactly the position held by the that Keefe had given a building per­ aggravating his problem. Papale dis­ Minnesota and Green Bay, wear experiment next season with nylon qualified person. At the present time lower East Side, to find pantyhose enclosed heated drum that dries Eight years, they used a chemical successfully to form a Democratic Building Inspector-Zoning Agent, covered there was no specific foot­ therm als tested by a party of super-tights used by some mit to Kevin Nicolazzo for a 26x26- state statutes authorize the first that'll fit their huge guards and seven balls at a time in wet weather. that caused raw red marks on the women’s caucus in 1974. The effort Richard Keefe. ball equipment to cover the situation. climbers on Mount Everest. professional dancers. They may, foot dwelling at the intersection of selectman to make this appointment. tackles. When it’s both wet and cold, players bodies of the players. Last year, the failed in part because many of the The Town Committee charged the It was time for desperate measures. But at Minnesota, where Coach however, present a problem. Elliott Jones Street-Hope Valley Road and Another course of action suggested Says Je ts’ Equipment Manager have been seen sticking their feet Washington Redskins report, some of women legislators were new at the fact-finding committee with looking Burrows Hill Road. With his wife at his side, he went Bud Grant believes cold is a state of says, “They’re so slick the football Bonnet’s Yule Concert was that, the position in question Bill Hampton, “Coach Walt Michaels into the top of the drum to warm their players wound up with what time and “they were anxious to just into laws governing the two jobs and Last month the Zoning Board of shopping at a lingerie counter. His mind, the Vikings must be as frost­ pants keep sliding down.” them. beheld by two separate people. Com­ doesn't believe in heavy clothing so appeared to be diaper rash after a be legislators,” she said. to determine whether or not there is Appeals had denied a request for wife did the talking. She told the proof as their namesakes or they Denver has an electric coil under mittee members said that when the we switched from therm al un­ The Giants give their kickers a December game at St. Louis. The General Assembly is made up Offers Band, Soloists a possibility of a conflict of interest variance filed by Nicolazzo to allow salesgirl she wanted a long-legged don't stay on the roster. Upon the turf, installed to speed up grass derwear to pantyhose. The thermals original decision was made to com­ break with a special foot heater in­ But it’s not only the cold that of 20 percent women, she said. because of a full-time job Keefe the construction of a dwelling closer panty girdle. Then she inquired about request, the club provides space growth in the spring, and it helps bine the two jobs, the town was make you sweat and you just get stalled behind the bench. The kicker bothers players. Heat is a major fac­ Mrs. Yacavone will start her fifth MANCHESTER — Band music and musical selections, the program will holds as deputy commissioner of the to a sideline than permitted by zoning large sizes. heaters for the visiting team only. keep the field from freezing. It also small. However, the town is starting colder because you’re wet. Also, the — and presumably any other player tor, too. consecutive term in the House on soloists will be featured at the also include a saxophone duet perfor­ Department of Planning and Energy regulations. "Once she let them know what Some Vikings wear thermals or pan­ helps melt snow that accumulates to grow which could possibly mean thermals are bulky and they tend to with tingling toes — can stick his foot Bubba Tyrer, the Redskins' Jan. 3. She ran unopposed in the 9th Bennet Junior High School Holiday ming a Sonata by Franz Joseph Policy for the state. size, the salesgirls realized it was for tyhose. Players who don't handle the before a game but it doesn't do much During the discussion town com­ that these positions should be get heavy when they absorb a lot of in the apparatus and toast to suit trainer, notes: "Football is tough District last November. Concert Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Haydn, and “Dance of the Sugar After a lengthy discussion concer­ m e," says Papale. “And they giggled ball can wear mittens. Most of them, if there's a snowstorm while play is mittee members also expressed con­ separated and should be appointive sweat. with a warm air blast. because we begin the season in Main Building auditorium. Plum Fairies” from the Nutcracker ning Keefe’s job performance as a lot. Even after I explained I was a though, just rough it. in progress. Now You Know cern that Keefe had initially issued a positions. "We’ll issue thermals if it gets Frozen natural turf or icy artificial extreme heat in training camp and Michael Orfitelli will direct the Suite by Tchaikovsky, performed by zoning agent and building inspector, verbal building permit which allowed football player and needed it for my At Pittsburgh, site of AFC playoffs At New England, the Patriots really cold — under 20 degrees — but surfaces are a constant problem in finish maybe in subzero The highest dry-air temperature Bennet Stage Band and also the nine flautists. ^ the committee approved the es­ Nicolazzo to construct a building that The building permit in question legs, they still thought it was semi­ into January, the Steelers gave their prefer the thermal underwear route if it's in the 30s, we’ll stick with the the frost belt. So is heavy snow. At temperatures. I worry about taking ever endured by a human was 400 Bennet Cadet Band which will be Darya Hirshfeld will be the tablishment of the special com­ was found to be in violation of zoning was issued to Lewis Construction of funny. It's a good thing my wife was snow and cold weather gear a and heaters at the bench. But, says pantyhose and baseball shirts under Green Bay, the Packers rely on an our guys to Florida for games, even degrees in a 1960 U.S. Air Force making its premiere public perfor­ featured soloist in a “Sonate” bv mittee. regulations, at the second-story Avon. The company is owned by with m e." workout in a game against Baltimore running back Sam Cunningham, who the umiforms.” “electric blanket” installed under in exhibitions, because of the heat, experiment — considerably more mance. The Cadet Band was trained Bach. ^ At the present time Keefe does stage, at which point Keefe then Lewis DeLoreto and. the owner of When it snows, or cold winds blow Dec. 9 and they’re obviously played for the University of Southern The New York Giants, in their new the turf in the 1960s by the late Vince ”1 saw where Southern California than the 325 degrees required to broil by Melvin Lumpkin, music teacher. The event is free and the public is employ an assistant building issued a stop work order. record is listed as Nicolazzo. and the chill factor plunges to flesh- prepared, come what may. Many California and had a “brutal time" Meadowlands Stadium complex, Lombardi to keep the field playable. took some air conditioners to use at a steak. In addition to the usual holiday invited. inspector-zoning agent with the numbing numbers, those rugged pros Steelers favor pantyhose, Terry Committee members also dis­ Town Committee members ap­ adjusting to New England football have electrically heated benches — Used in connection with a tarpaulin, salary coming from Keefe’s budget the bench when they played at cussed and agreed that another way pointed to the fact-finding group of the NFL swallow manly pride in Bradshaw warms his hands between weather, “I try to stay away from hot seats — as do the Philadelphia the grid has been consistently effec­ Alabama, I think the NFL should account. However, the assistant isn’t to solve the problem would be to find were Francis Danaher, Gardner the interest of high performance. plays by holding them under his the heaters. Once your feet thaw out. Eagles. tive with one unhappy exception — require teams like Tampa Bay and Community Calendars certified and is currently preparing a good qualified candidate for the Targell II, and Frost Krist. the 1967 “Ice Bowl” game between Miami to do that.”

Angels Bid l U I Z 1'itlanchester Planning Commission, 8 p.m.. All-Star Choices Community Hall. Hebron Nutmeg Editor Gets Award Bowling Here’s next week’s schedule of Monday TUCSON, Arz. (UPI) — A weekly For Carew public meetings in Manchester Coventry Carson, head of the UA journalism wrongfully accused in the slaying of Regional District 8 Board of (locations are in Municipal Building newspaper editor whose editorial department said. his mother,” Carson said. Monday Education, 7:30 p.m., Rham High Puzzle Murphy ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) FRIENDSHIP - Carl Greg Johnston 202, George unless noted). commentary was credited in part Estabrook’s selection for the honor Re'llly was convicted of Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town School library. with winning freedom for a young — The California Angels Lepak 200-521, Clay Hence Gutt 200, Neil Lawrence for “distinguish^ service in behalf manslaughter in the 1973 death of Monday Hall Board Room. Water Pollution Control Authority, have' joined the bidding 512, John White 512, Lee 213, Don Wilson 215-203-244- man wrongfully convicted of killing of freedom o fJp e press and the Barara Gibbons. A new trial was sub^ NEW YO RK— Calvin Murphy is frankly puzzled. The 5-foot-lO 7 p.m.—Eighth Utilities District 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. his mother was named the winner of war for the services of Bean 469, Pat Thibodeau 662, Dan Humiston 214-551, ■■ Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m.. people’s right faknow,” was made s^uently ordered but the prosectuor sharpshooter of the Houston Rockets would like to know what a Board of Directors, district Town clerk, tax collector and the 1978 John Peter Zenger award Minnesota first baseman 478, Lou Toutain 479, Sarge Leo Nelson 215-204-585, Town Hall. through ballots sent to 325 died before the case came up again. firehouse. assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office given by the University of Arizona. fellow has to do to be picked for the NBA All-Star Game. Rod Carew, it was an­ Nelson 467. Kou Polinski 222-573, John Tuesday newspapers throughout the United Examination of the prosecutor’s files 7 p.m.—Library Board, Whiton Building. Robert H. Estabrook, editor and “Sure, I’ve always wanted to play nounced Thursday. Kozicki 206-561, Bob Oliver Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 States. disclosed the names of two witnesses in the game,” said Murphy, an Memorial Library. Town sanitarian, 6 to 9 p.m.. Town publisher of the Lakeville, Conn., heavy for basketball. Not like Denver The Twins are attemp­ PARKADEJIINIORS- 562 , Dick Murphy 212-574, p.m.. Town Hall. “The solid reporting and biting who placed Reilly miles away from Eastern Conference candidate on the 7:30 p.m.—Planning and Zoning Office Building. Journal, Will receive the turquoise or Portland.” ting to trade Carew before Bart Carlson 153, Erie Bruno Litwinas 204-215-605. Coventry Business Association, 8 editorial commentary of his 6,000- the murder scene shortly before the NBA ballot. “I have pride. But I Commission, Lincoln Center and silver Zenger plaque Jan. 20 at killing. Murphy had his best season last the end of the 1979 season AUSTIN CARR MAPE THE Begley 173, Mike Ratcliffe p.m.. Town Hall. Tuesday circulation local weekly was a key can't understand why I never was Conference Room. the annual convention of the Arizona element in winning freedom for Peter year, finishing with a 25.6 points when he becomes eligible ALL-POOKIE TEAM IN 159, Ricky Seagnelli 156, HOME ENGINEERS- Wednesday Democratic Town Committee, 8 The witnesses were not called to chosen.” 8 p.m.—Board of Education, 45 N. Newspapers Association, Donald W. testify. The case was still unsolved. average. When Rudy Tomjanovich, as a free agent. Carew has iwn.m o WAS rookie Wendy Pelletier 150, Adam Cathy Bohjalian 180, p.m.. Town Office Building. Reilly, the 18-year-old who was The statistics stoutly support School St. Parks and Recreation Commis­ Mike Newlin and Moses Malone were the right to approve any OF THE VR. IN '7l-'72? Matrick 150, Shane Phyllis Heritage 189-471, Murphy. sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Wednesday incapacitated with injuries, the trade and reportedly wants A. ELMORE SMITH Kershaw 150, Bob Wyse Marie St. Onge 190-457, Tuesday This is his ninth NBA season. At Senior Citizens Club, 1 p.m.. Se­ Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 Rockets called him for their main a $3.5 million contract. a PHIL CHENIER 182. Laurie Dumont 179-192-513, 8:30 a.m.—Economic Development Members Seek the end of last year, he had 12,032 cond Congregational Church Com­ p.m.. Town Office BuiWing. point-making, and he came through The Angels are one of the SIPNEV WICKS Shirley Eldridge 192-214- Commission, Hearing Room. points, enough to put him 50th in the munity House. Thursday il handsomely. clubs he has said he would ------SYMPHONIES- Diane 574, Jennie Leggitt 182-462, 7:30 p.m.—Advisory Rec and Park league's all-time standings. Since the Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. li Houston Coach Tom Nissalke rates consqnt to joining. S>I0IM U8MSUE C olangelo 129, E llen Marlys Dvorak 182-479, Commission, Coffee Room. Town Hall. Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Future Goals start of this season, he has moved «C Murphy's consistency “the most “We talked to the Twins McGuire 131, Barbara Shirley McBride 456, 7:30 p.m.—Health Systems Agency, Office Building. SOUTH WINDSOR — Board of Education members into the 47th spot, passing Willis Junior Women’s Club, 8 p.m.. First amazing I ’ve ever seen.” this morning,” said Angels Riihimaki 353. Hildur Zawistowski 503. Hearing Room. Nancy Kerensky and Walter Joensuu have asked for a Reed, Tommy Heinsohn and Johnny CATERERS- Jean Congregationalist Church. Vice-President Buzzie formulation of long range board goals. i l Murphy sees the Rockets getting a Mathiason 142-350, Ella Wednesday Rotary Club, 7 p.m.. Grange Hall. Green. Murphy, incidentally, is the Bavasi, “and they tell us GOP- Bonney Scudieri EA.STERN BUSINESS- The request came as part of a report which also asked ' i tremendous boost with the acquisi­ Hube 135 , Angie Ortolan! 6:30 p.m.—Manchester Housing Thursday « t only one in the top 50 never to have tion of Rick Barry. we're No. 1 on Rod’s list. 186-465, Joyce Tyler 178-450, Ron Joiner 160-412, Joe South Windsor for board policy changes to bring the board into com­ played in an All-Star Game. 146-367, Ellen Seymour 128- Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive. OPEN “Let me say this about Rick,” “Until now, we had not Maureer Tyler 178, Marie O’Neill 158-378, GabeSzabo Economic Development Commis­ pliance with state and federal regulations. SUNDAY He is the Rockets’ all-time leader 129-369, Ona Carlson 130- Thursday sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Monday i Murphy emphasizes. “I don’t think pursued Rod for two Ludlow 178-193-501, Grayce 155, Dave Dynes 146-397, Mrs. Kerensky told the board that a problem is often in games, points, assists and steals. 352, Phyllis DeFurio 134, Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall reasons. One is that until Shea 190-495, Rose LaPolt Dan Frye 143, Mike 6:30 p.m.—Judge of Probate’s not addressed until a crisis state has arisen, and the Murphy is one of the NBA greats in he’s quite in his new role yet. But Carol Rawson 348. 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Inlands-Wetlands, 8 p.m. Town the interleague trading 176-177-175-528. McCarthy 141-380, A1 hours, Probate Office. board often responds to the crisis state, rather than set­ NBA free throws, with an .880 career he’s trying hard. And we all know Hall what a great player he is. deadline last Friday we Angeloni 141378, Cliff Jones 6:30 p.m.—Comment session. ting long range goals which would cover whatever mark, topp^ only by Rick Barrys J m -SO Y- Bert Davis 180-409, Directors’ Office. Tuesday “He’s about as good a passer as 1 thought we had a deal PARKADE DUSTY- 424, Dan Toce 402, George East Hartford problems may crop up. .896 and Bill Sharman’s .894. This Gene Tirinzonie 143-139- you can be. That alone should help us. made with Philadelphia for George Markham 214-570, Blake 393, Pete Scott 380, Planning and Zoning, 8 p.m Town “Without such goals we have no good criteria for ‘ year he’s again among the leaders. 405, Terry Schilling 157-401, Monday Hall. “Rick isn’t the only one who is still a first baseman (Richie Len Farrand 203-226-597, Walt Bender 381, Alan Gr- evaluating our board performance as well as evaluating “Despite what has happened, I still Fred McCurry 145-394, Andover feeling his way. We’re generally Hebner). Then, the Phillies Floyd Totten 206, Mike zyb 378, Walt Jacy 376. Board of Education, regular Wednesday the performance of the superintendent in resjxinse to our feel my game is good,” Murphy said. W's- Tony Marinelli 155-394, pretty much a new team. But when said they wanted to wait Masilonis 204, Rich Monday meeting, 7:30 p.m., Penney High goals,” said Mrsk Kerensky. “I thought I could get the coaches’ John Rieder 155-394, Joe Economic Development Commis­ until the next interleague Holbrook 201, Rob School amphitheatre. sion, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. The two Democrats have also recommended that board vote, but they never voted me in. we put things together, we should Twaronite 136 373, Joe Eyeglasses Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Of­ make a real run.” period in February before Washington 214, Art Tuesday members use “the approved chain of progress” in “ I was hopeful the Houston fans Pagano 372, Erv Rusconi fice Building. making a decision. PrescrlpUont FIIM handling “controversial matters.” would vote for me when the balloting If that happens, it could help 140-369, Joe Dworak 361, Thompson 200, Ray Chit- Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Council, 8 p m„ Council “The second reason is Lowest Pricos The recommendation is thought to stem from a recent started four years ago. But Houston Murphy individually as well, and that Pete Aceto 365, Vic tick 227-573, Roger Town Office Building. Chambers. Vernon first assignment to an All-Star Game that we had tightened our Mieezkowski 248-221-610, ARTHUR DRUG problem regarding an English assignment at Timothy is a football town. They don't go that Marinelli 136-363, Ed Wednesday Thursdsay could come. belt last year end turned Hartford • Mandwster Today Edwards School. The problem was brought directly to the Bujaucius 140-359, Art Gene Wildes 229-218-603, Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m.. Town our thing around financial­ Economic development Commis­ board without the teacher or principal involved being Johnson 353, Lee Courtney Office Building. Cross country free ski clinic, 10 ly. I didn’t want to put it in sion, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers. notified that a problem existed. 355, Vic Abraitis 354, Bill a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m., Henry hold again without Gene’s Police Explorers, 7 p.m., police- Board member Marge Hutensky has accused fellow Grogan Motivates Pats, Adamy 351, Adam Tycz Bolton Park ski area. unqualified approval. Gene court building, 497 Tolland St. board member Republican Sally Kucinskas of arranging 137-350. Monday Rockville High Service Club, Result Was Division Title Botvdoin Cager Autry (Angels owner) gave greens and bird feeder sale, 1 to 3 for a member of the public to bring the matter out in me that approval today, Town Clerk, tax collector, Glastonbury p.m., Tri-City Plaza. public instead of going through the proper channels. Phil Goodwin, a sophomore, but we’re still talking com­ assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Sunday Applicalion Approved years. I’m afraid Rod said BOSTON — Mike Taliferro, John Hurte, Tom Yewcic, Don has Won a berth with the Bow- mon sense. It comes down Hall. Sunday The Planning and Zoning Commission has voted to ap­ to himself, 'Hey, 1 should Knights of Columbus Hall, open i! »* to economics for us. Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m, , Com- prove, with conditions, the application of T & M Builders Trull, Joe Kapp, Neil Graff, Brian Dowling, Jim Plunkett. doin College varsity basketball be able to get $850,000 a Annual Nayaug Caroling, 4 p.m., 36 noon to 4 p.m. for deposit of toys, 15 “When Pete Rose got munity Hall, for an open space resubdivision of land consisting of 27 Patriots? Yes. Playoff heroes? Not in New England. squad, Goodwin starred at year for five years.” ’Tryon St., South Glastonbury. Prospect St. $850,000 a year for three Women’s Auxiliary of the Bolton lots, located to the east of Norton Lane in an A-30 zone. Then, along comes Steve Grogan to Messiah sing-a-long, 8 p.m.. First winner,’ says Shula, "He gets the South Windsor High. He’s the Volunteer Fire Department, 6:30 Monday achieve what eluded those quarter­ Church of Christ Congregational. Baskelliall Registration job done. There was a lot of early son of Don Goodwin, former p.m., firehouse, from there to Rockville Rotary Club, noon, Steve backs of seasons past: a division ti- Willie’s Steak House in Manchester. Monday and Tom’s, Route 83. The Recreation Department will hold registration for ...Huge selection of beautiful Christ­ tie. criticism about him but he gets it local pro player, done when he has to. They’ve won a Tuesday Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial high school boys basketball on Dec. 27 at 10 a.m. in the mas csrds. Individual and boxed. Gift Last Sunday, the Patriots clinched Glastonbury High School library. Eli Terry School gym. All boys in the nith through twelfth wrap, color coordinated papers, ribbons, lot of games with him behind the Bolton Extension Group, 10 a.m.. Building, Park Place. a playoff spot by capturing the AFC grade are eligible. Teams will be made up at the time of trims. Holiday decorations and party center. He’s a great athlete. He’s Community Hall. Tuesday Winter Concert, 7:30 p.m., Eastern title, their first since the registration. The league will play on ’Thursday and ware. .___ strong, a good runner, and a tremen­ Completes Staff Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Rockville High School library, 1963 American Football League days w hooo's Economic Development Commis­ Loveland Hill. Friday evenings. r r of the Boston Patriots. dous competitor. I’ve had to compete CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cincinnati Community Hall. sion, 7;30 p.m., Town Court Room. against him twice a year over the New England’s thrilling 26-24 com­ Reds Manager John McNamara com­ Monday thru Saturday at 7 p.m. Wednesday Wednesday eback over Buffalo before 59,598 last three seasons and, from my view pleted his four-man coaching staff by there Christmas Concert and coffee on the field, I don’t see all the Matinees: Mon.,Wed. & Sat. at noon Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Com­ Wednesday chilled fans in Schaefer Stadium adding long-time friend and veteran munity Hall. hour, storts 7 p.m., Sykes School Chamber Approves tSSStooBt down a postseason berth for the se­ problems a lot of other people seem coach Harry Dunlop. when Public Housing Authority, 7:45 cafeteria and auditorium. Park to." Bolton High School open house and cond time in three seasons. In 1976, Dunlop, 45, who grew up with Christmas concert, 7:30 p.m., high p.m., Welles Village community hall. Street. Energy Committee Grogan’s first full year as a starter, “ People say I run too much and McNamara in Sacramento, Calif., Nitely Bus Service Thursday school. Thursday VERNON — The Rockville Area Chamber of the Patriots qualified as the AFC don’t throw enough," Grogan says. was a coach for Kansas City and the Dtptrturt: Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Com­ Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p.m.. Winter Concert, 7:30 p.m.. Middle Commerce Board of Directors has approved the forming “Last year only two teams in the Chicago Cubs from 1969 through 1976, 5:15 p.m. — Arrow Travel, 64 Conn. Blvd., E. Hartford Wild Card but were eliminated by the munity Hall. Town Council room. School, Route 30. of a new Energy Committee in lieu of expected shortages whole league threw fewer times than Super Bowl Xl-bound Raiders 21-17 in He al.so spent 10 years managing in 5:30 p.m. — Greyhound Terminal and increases in prices. us, yet we ranked 10th in the AFC in Oakland. This year. Coach Chuck the minor leagues, including the last /MORlj Ratum; Joseph Paradis, chairman of the board, said he feels passing yardage. I think that’s Fairbanks’ club will have the home two with Wichita of the American Return trip begins from Fronton at 11:30 p.m., the cha'mber should be more aggressive in developing field advantage in the Divisional because my running makes me a Association. )» (nra n, iiHKHtm, (MM. Monday through Thursday . . . and 15 minutes after School Rebate!? Likely ideas cgpcqrningjhese problems. P lay o ffs on the weekend of better passer. It keeps the defense McNamara earlier named Bill December 30-31 against either loose and adds dimension to our Fischer to be his pitching coach. SOUTH WINDSOR — State Rep. to bellone ^ rm g su ^ ^ ^ ^ m n th s ’ ” f ■ " ^ ‘^.'Wported to the boal^h at the format of the map Western Champion Denver or Wild offense that some other teams don’t Coaches Russ Nixon and Ron Plaza For information Abraham Glassman said this week when school is not in session, and that*e that South Windsor will “ most Superinten^nt Robert W. Goldman will be changed since the last map was printed a few Card Houston (if the Oilers defeat have. Sometimes, I just feel we need will be the only two coaches retur­ may mean as much as $25,000 in­ and other Public Building Commis caii 289-1531, likely” receive 50 percent reimburse­ years ago. the Dolphins in the Dec. first round). something to get the offense going, so ning from ex-manager Sparky Ander­ crease in costs. sion members felt the cost was too (outside Hartford — ment for the renovations of South On the cover will be an architect’s drawing of Rockville ;1 3 uM£jEMeV£A, New England completes its regular I run a little more. My idea of a son’s staff. whooof Public Building Commission Chair­ high. One of their concerns was a Windsor High School and the Wap- General Hospital. Repoli said the committee tried to find season schedule Monday night in the quarterback isn’t one of those guys 800-842-8469) man Howard Fitts has asked for covered walkway, which was ^ C A N n I E I I • 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE something for the cover that would take in the three who runs out of bounds to protect McMillinn Signs ping School. some $60,000 in architectural fees. removed from the plans. ...Always a Christmas 4.1 Orange Bowl against the Dolphins • COMPLETE HEATING INSTALLATIONS^ towns served by the chamber, Vernon, Tolland, and himself. I like to run, so 1 do it. Although some of the Town Council The renovation project was ap­ (ABC-TV and CBS-Radio at 9 p.m., PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - The • OIL BURNERS Also rempved from the estimate Ellington, and yet was not commercial. favorite. Assorted 21b. members expressed concern about proved by South Windsor voters at EST). Miami Coach Don Shula is one Despite what people might believe, I Portland Trail Blazers Thursday • WATER HEATERS M O b ll . was a $500 survey which was felt un­ S chocolates In exquisite 2 ,9 5 proceeding with architectural The aerial views of the area, in the old map, will be of Grogan’s biggest admirers and don t take foolish chances.” signed former New York Knick • REC ROOM HEATING h*otln0 oR referendum in November. Costs for necessary, $5,000 in miscellaneous I [ gift wrap. drawings before approval of the fun­ replaced with pictures depicting some of the chamber gives the fourth-year quarterback a Grogan has earned the admiration the project are estimated at $336,000 items from the high school portion forward Jim McMillian to a contract Exit 26 Conn. Turnpike (1-95) ding, the town will not get confirma­ projects and the statistics on the towns will be ; ) MANCHESTER PARKAOE..DAILY great deal of credit for the Patriots’ of teammates and opponents with with an additional $108,000 allocated and $2,000 from the Wapping School and ,said he would be in uniform Sealing and dinner reservations — 333-2666, tion of the funding until next year. generalized rather than being so specific the way they 41 12-5 recent success. clutch performances like last Sun­ for equipment. budget. Friday night against Denver. Terms Conn. 1-600-972-9471, N Y. 600-243-9490. Councilwoman Jacqueline Smith are now. S VERNON PLAZA..DAILV 10-S..SUN 10-S day s final winning drive against Buf- 643-511 Architects from the Hartford firm "Grogan has proven that he is a were not di.sdo.sed. but the contract VVAPn/INMa FRIEIMOS FOR OVER 40 ’YEARS' Also, all TIcketron outlets. The contingency account and con­ lalo. said that waiting until then would of Jeter, Cook and Jepson originally Repoli said the committee also decided to have some a EAST nahtfordHARTFORD uailtDAtLY io10-10..8UN-'ib..bun 104 s j was reported to be for three years. sideration of inflation factors were advertising on the new map to offset the cost of printing mean that the work will not be able forecast a price of $647,100 toy the reduced by some $42,300. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 16, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 16, 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-ONI'.

Help Wantad f J Help Wantad 13 □ NOTICES ‘lalp Wantad Homaa For 8alo I#'you "go 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 23 Homoa For Salo 23 ADVERTISING TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. SHEET METAL Mechanics- BABYSITTER Wanted- WAITRESSES WANTED- For Lo«t knd Found 1 Apply 81 Commerce Street, Experienced in installation of mature person to babysit in WAITRESS WANTED For RATES shopping —------;------Glastonbury. PTG Company. commercial and industrial evening shift. Call 649-7563. Pizza Restaurant. Day work, my home. Bower School area 281 : Spencer Street, iday ...... word par day LOST- Golden Rctrelver, Telephone 633-7631. heating and air conditioning from 8 am to 12 pm for my 5 Monday thru Friday. Call Gua male IW years old. No collar. systems. Top pay and H e r a t b Manchester. at 647-9157, between 11:00 Sdaya .....1la word par day year old. Own transportation Sdaya .....10a word par day without REWARD. Days- 688-1911 ext. RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 benefits. 649-47TO, necessary. Call 643-1^ after a.m. and 7:00 p.m. days .. Oa daya...... 2013. After 5 pm., 643-1888. shifts. Good pay, good CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 5 pm. ELECTRONIC Techncican- IS words $2 00 miriimum first benefits and working con­ DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL Part time. Hours optional. PART TIME NURSERY Happy A d a ...... $2.SO Inch LOST AROUND ditions. Apply in person. Ver­ BUSES WANTED- We will LAUNDRY WORKERS- 1 Experienced in repair and Attendant. Mature loving per­ THANKSGIVING bag of non Manor, 180 Regan Road, train you. Part time. part time washman weekends calibration oscilloscopes, son to care for infants and reading clothes for cleaners. West Vernon. Housewives and retirees second shift. Temporary signal generators, etcetera. toddlers, during church ser­ ' Vemoln, Elm Hill Road area. preferred. Manchester area, washman 3rd shift. 1 part 644-2151. vices at The Church of the 649-7980. 643-2373. P H O N E - CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 643 2711 time folder, weekends. Apply Nazarene. 236 Main Street, - Experienced only. Top FORASSISTANCE rN PLACING-XOUB AD Meadows Convalescent CLERK- Checking invoices, Manchester, Hours-Sunday wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 DENTAL ASSISTANT- to Home, 333 Bidwell Street, receipts and general office Pononalt 2 work full or part time in oral 9:15-12:30 and 6:45-8:30. With Berlin 'Ipke., Wethersfield, Manchester. duties. 40 hour week. Apply: occasion! week night. 563-0151. surgery office. Must have Gaer Bros. Inc., 140 Rye WOMEN WANTED FOR Halp Wantad Experienced with young you re previous experience. Resume 13 Halp Wantad 13 EXPERIENCED PART Street, South Windsor. BOWLING league - 9:15 to Box DD, c/o Manchester children preferred. Call 649- Wednesday nights. Please call RN-LPN wanted for full or ADVERTISING TIME TELLER- Tuesday 9579 or 87M309 for interview. part time on all shifts. Apply Herald. OPPORTUNITIES Available LUBRICATION PERSON PACKING COMPANY HAS losing 646-2161 after 5 p.m. RATES thru Friday 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 Priveto Inatructlona director of nursing. Salmon- to meet new people and earn WANTED- To lubricate p.m. Apply Manenester Slate POSITIONS AVAILABLE- IS Pool Eatala Wantad 2S FULL TIME CUSTODIAN- money. Full and part time Call 289-7401. RESPONSIBLE PERSON Looking for kitchen brook Convalescent Home, off Id a y ...... 12c word par day trucks and trailers. Related Bank, 1041 Main Street. needed to babysit in my 2:30 p.m,-11 p.m. Apply positions while they last. App­ experience needed. Starting VOICE, PIANO Instructions. IMMEDIATE Cash for your money appliances? See the House Stret, Glastonbury. 3 days ...... 11C word par day Parker Street home. Tuesday Former faculty New York KEEP SMILING Please call 633-5244. Gilead Hills School, 228-M58. 6 days ..... 10c word per day ly 7-Eleven, Center Street, pay $160 weekly. All fringe AIR CONDITIONING and PART TIME SALES Adver­ through Thursday. January property. Let us explain our great buys In today’s 26 days .. 9c days ...... Manchester. Music and Art High School. benefits. For appointment call refrigeration mechanic. Good tising R^resentative- through May. One child. Good lair proposal. Call Mr. KEEP HAPPY Classified columns. RELIABLE PERSON needed 15 words $2.00 mmimum Professional Singer/Pianist. Belfiore, M7413. NURSES AIDES wanted for 688-2233. pay and good benefits. Must Exclusive ’Tolland County. pay. Call 643-4931 or 6464)172. 644-8597. full time on all shifts. Apply to clean office once a week. Happy A d s ...... $2.50 Inch BABYSITTER NEEDED have state license. SHEET Terrific compensation for the director of nursing. Salmon- 646-0313. Desparately in my LAUNDROMAT Attendant- METAL MECHANIC. right person. Call Charles St HAIR STYLIST SHOP MAY WE BUY your home? □ EMPLOYMENT Manchester Home. Morning Co. Publishers, 1-255-1730, or GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, Quick, fair, all cash and no brook Convalescent Home, off Mature responsible person to Experienced only. Good pay MANAGER. New modern Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue NOTICE TO BIDDERS House Street, Glastonbury. PARACHUTE RIGGER hours only. Mature reliable work part time, FrWay 2-10 and benefits. Please call A&B send resume to P.O. Box 606, problem. Call Warren E. Pitkin Street-Porter Street Drain, Phase I haircutting shop opening soon Grass, Popular. Ages 5-adults. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Please call 633-5244. WANTED- 2 years in packing person preferred. Own pm, Saturday and Sunday 1-6 Cooling Si Heating Corp. 649- Southport, Conn. 06490. in Marshalls Mall, CONTRACT J14 Halp Wantad 13 parachutes desired. Primary transportation and references pm. 646-8749. Beginners-professionals. 8691. Manchester. We are looking E ay enjoyable progress. Manchester, Connecticut responsiblity wiil be to sup­ required. Call 643-7130. SUPERINTENDENT- PART WANTED - Gas station atten­ SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for for a licensed manager who FREE loan instrument. 646- Houtahold Qooda 40 South Windsor, Will train. port engineering packing 2 SHORT ORDER COOK- TIME. One bedroom apart­ S. ( FOTOMAT has opportunities can do today’s casual blow- 6557. In accordance with the provisions of the Town Charter, dant, full or part time. requirements. High School ACCOUNTING CLERK - Evenings. Call 649-7563. 281 m ent aVbilable. On site Mature, responsible person Apply 9 Brookfield Street or for neat responsible and per­ dry haircuts. We offer the REFRIGERATORS seated Bids for Pitkin Street-Porter Street Drain, Phase 1, call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Education requirra. Please SECRETARY, High School Spencer Street, Manchester. sonable individuals interested superintendent, downtown finest working conditions. for third shift. References call Personnel Department at Graduate with 1 year college Washers / ranges, used, Contract J14, wili be received at the office of the Director of in part time employment. We Manchester, Excellent for Good salary, and com­ guaranteed and clean. New Call 871-1698. Pioner Parachute Co., 644- or business school. Good Schoola-Claaaaa 19 General Services,. Municipal Building, Manchester, Connec­ NURSES AIDES - Full time, MY COMPANY WILL offer challenging and rewar­ semi retired individual. missions, plus paid vacations shipment damaged, G.E & ticut 06040 until 11:00 a m. EST on January 5,1979, at which and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. 1581. i ' j i i typing skills and accounting EMPLOY 2 people to start im­ Requires several hours per PART TIME- No nights. No ding work with pay training and holidays. Come join a win­ FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. place and time said Bids will be publicly opened and read Experienced preferred, but background. Able to handle a mediately. $200 per week and excellent company week, general maintenance FOR THE BEST - Manchester weekends. Long holidays. July ning team. Call Judi, or Kim Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main aloud. we will train. Apply in person: EXPERIENCED MATURE variety or responsibilities. potential while learning, plus benefits. Ideal for housewives work. Call 528-9885 weekdays. 1-226-7851. COMMAND Street, 643-2171. and August off Many retired East Hartford Convalescent WOMAN part-time waitress. Suburban Company, fringe bonuses. Call 646-3936. ^ u a l pupils per teacher. FREE in­ The work includes construction of approximately 190 lin. gentlemen and housewives or students. For further infor­ PERFORMANCE "The Hair­ troductory lesson with this ad. Home, 745 Main Street, East Apply in person, F ani's benefits, free parlting and Opportunity Employer, M/F. mation call 563-8155 between PARAGON TOOL CO. INC. cutting Place,” ft. of 48 in., 1,420 lin. ft. of 36 inc., and 125 lin. ft. of 24 inc. enjoy driving school buses. Kitchen, 1015 Main Street, pleasant working conditions. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ Hartford. TRUCK DRIVER 10 and 2 pm. Has immediate openings for tion, orange background with Waiting at Border Fence storm drains and appurtenant work. WHY NOT YOU? We will after 3 p.m. Experienced furniture trcck EOE Employer. Call 522-8211 BABYSITTER- Responsible All Around Machinists, Lathe SECRETARY - Typing and white floral print. Call after 4 Bid Security: Bid Bond in the sum of 10% of the Bid. train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or SEWING MACHINE drives for full time position. Ap^Jly ext 214 for interview. loving person to care for 17 Operator, and Bridgeport Man on Mexican side of border waits near hole in California border Manchester, 643-2414. In person; PIPE ORGAN TECHNICIAN- shorthand required. F^ll year p.m., 646-1168. Success bidder must furnish 100 percent Performance Operators and miscellaneous SECRETARY - Hartford Law month old, in our Manchester Apprentice must be agile, Operators. Liberal overtime position. Hours 8:30 a.m. to fence. Officials in San Diego, Calif., are concerned that proposed cuts Firm seeks experienced PURITMIFURMTUKMMT Bond and 100 percent Labor and Materials Bond. workeirs needed. Must have 1oai Saw BrHaIn An. home. Monday thru mechanically inclined and and fringe benefits. Apply at □ REAL ESTATE TRUCK MECHANIC with WORK AT HOME On the 4:30 p.m.. Initial salary ^ 1 3 FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom in U.S. budgets will hamper their efforts to slow the influx of Mexican Drawings and other Contract Documents may be some High School Education. secretary with some college Waal HatMord, CT. Wednesday, 7:30 to 4 pm. able to work with small tools. 121 A dam s S tr e e t, to go higher after contract is ***••••••••••••••••••••••• qualifed experience in general PO 13Z7»______phone servicing our Set. Excellent condition. examined and obtained at the office of the Director of Must be able to read and or secretarial background. Transportation and Any musical ability helpful. Manchester, 647-9935. settled. Send letter of applica­ citizens entering the U.S. illegally. (UPI photo) truck repairs. Commands top Expert typing and short and customers in your spare time. Homaa For Sale 23 Queen-size bed, triple dresser, General Services, Municipal Building, Manchester, Connec­ speak English, and provide references required. Call 646- Benefits. 646-4666. tion to: Blast Hartford Public dresser with shelved mirror, wages, $280 a week. Must skilis requir^. Call 249-9121 249-7773. 6668. ticut 06040: $25 deposit required. own transportation. No EXCECUTIVE Secretary - to School, Personnel Office, 110 MANCHESTER- Split Level night stand. 4 years old. $ ^ . have own tools. All company experience necessary. Please for interview. work for one of New Any contract awarded under this invitation for bids is benefits. For Appointment Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ in excellent condition. 7 rooms 5 ^ 3 5 . Call Personnel Department at England’s most progressive ford. 06108. expected to be funded in part by a grant from the United call 688-2233. TILO COMPANY- opening un­ 1 full and 2 half baths. Custom Pioneer Parachute Company, and uni(]ue construction com­ 30” ELECTRIC Frigidaire States Department of Housing and Urban Development der new management has panies. Excellent salary plus drapes, Awnair awnings. Cen­ Brinks Film Director 644-1581. AAA VENDING ROUTE- tral air conditioning, many Stove. Immaculate. $100. RN- 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 (HUD). year round worli in siding, Iringe benefits. MUST HAVE Cash required $5,000. Toll Color: White. Call 643-9317 p.m. to 7 a.m, part time. ■roofing, and trim. Top wages. other extras. F.J. Spilecki, Bidders on this work will be required to comply with the SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- KNOWLEDGE of Free 1-800423-2355 Ext. 905. Realtor, 643-2121. after 5 p.m. President's Executive Order No. 11246, and any amendments Enjoy working with an Excellent Part Time work. Sub contract plan available. STENOGRAPHY and excellent supporting staff, Apply 624 Wethersfield Ave., BOOKKEEPING. Must be Denies Crime Payoffs or supplements to that executive order, and all other Will train. Call Manchester Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 CONTEMPRARY RANCH-12 WE BUY AND SELL Used caring for our elderly Hartford. 8-lOam, Monday requirements pertaining to HUD funded projects. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. very efficient in both. Send rooms, including adjoining in­ Furniture. One piece or entire patients.Pleasant at­ thru Saturday. resume Box G, c/o BOSTON (UPI) - Director William say those wages cost him $1 million more The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all Bids, mosphere, good wages and MANCHESTER Package law apartment. Suniren living household. Cash on the Urn. NURSES AIDES- Full time, Manchester Herald. store. Excellent location. Well room, formal dining room, 3 Furniture Bam. 6464)865. Friedkin, noted for his films on crime and than if the film had been made in should the Owner deem it to be in the public interest to do so. benefits. Please call Doris all shifts. Experience MATURE Si Experienced violence, Friday angrily denied alegations Hollywood. He said DeLaurentis meant to Town of Manchester, Connecticut Blain, RN, Director of Waiter, Host or established business. Call baths, 4 bedrooms, huge preferred, but training will be CERTIFIED MUSIC teacher, Marion E. Robertson, fireplaced family room, game say “payout” not “payoff.” Robert B. Weiss Nurses, 646-0129 Manchester given. Apply in person: East Waitress/Hostess, year round K thru 6 for the Coventry a production company bribed mobsters Manor Nursing Home, 385 Realtor, 643-5953. room. $119,900. Group I DMISC. FOR SALE F ri^kin said he was not forced to use General Manager Hartford Convalescent Home, employment with benefits. Public Schools. Contact the and Teamsters to facilitate production of West Center Street, Apply in person at Ellington Realtors, Philbrick Agency, any unneeded Teamsters, and the union 085-12 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Admistrative Assistants Of­ UPHOLSTERY SHOP for 6464200...... “The Brinks Job." Manchester. ford. Ridge Country Club between fice, 742-8913. Friedkin, at a news conference, dis­ made many generous concessions during 11 a.ip. and 2 p.m. sale. Priced reasonable or Articloa lor Salo 41 make offer. Located 184 MANCHESTER- 8 room counted reports $1 million was paid to the filming of the movie. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT SECRETARY - Part time PART TIME Sales Adver­ FULL TIME Experienced Franklin Ave., Hartford, home, on 7 acres of beautiful ALUMINUM Sheets used as organized crime in the Boston area to en­ NBC also alleged at least two reputed mornings, Vernon Circle area. tising Rep. Exclusive Tolland, Conn. land. Acre pond. Garages for 3 printing plates, .007 thick NOTICE OF INVITATION Typing, and machine Waitress. Apply at Ellington Windham area. Terrific com­ sure the film about the famous 1950 heist Boston mob figures hung around the Ridge Country Club, between cars, one is heated. $K,500. 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE transcription a must. Send pensation for the right person. Situation Wantad 15 Group I, Philbrick Agency. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be of $1.2 million from the Brinks armored movie set — one of them, Joseph “Shoes” TO BID resume to Box AA c/o 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Call Charles & Co., Publisher, In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Sections 1 Sealed bids will be received picked up before 11 a.m. car company was carried off with a Cammaratta, a known associate of Manchester Herald. 1-255-1730 or send resume to WILL DO BABYSITTING in ONLY. and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ in the Office of The Director ROOPER and SIDING. Pay minimum of difficulty. reputed boss Ralph LaMattina, was hired PO Box 606, Southport Ct. my home, Monday-Friday tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, of General Services, 41 Center scale base upon experience. 06490. TOLLAND- Custom built 6 Earlier this week Hollywood producer to handle a crowd control. SALESMAN / ESTIMATOR during the day. Verplank Room Ranch, on heavily treed TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Connecticut, on December 5, 1978. Street, Manchester, Connec­ for lumber yard. Must have Call 742-8440 after 7 pm. Dino DeLaurentis told NBC News payoffs According to the NBC report payoffs GIFT AND School area Call 64tol9 acre + lot. Exceptionally Good condition.Good for ticut, until December 27,1978 experience in taking off FRUIT BASKETS THE VOLUNTEER plating, or welding. Call 649- added $1 million to the cost of the picture, had to be made to various mob figures so ORDINANCE RELIGIOUS SHOP pcrferably mornings. clean, with many custom at 11:00 a.m. for the lumber and trim from plans. AVON- To Buy ol COMPANIES of the Town of built-in features. Also, 3 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. which included the hiring of unneeded they could adapt the North End BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town Also experienced in FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Manchester Fire Department following: Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ Order early. Also, Wicker bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 2 zone Teamsters. There were also reports of a neighborhood to a 1950 setting by of Manchester that pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes measuring Irim. Reply P.O. THE LORD'S SHOPPE- are currently seeking active oil heat. Immediate occupan- MOLDED FORMICA top and ONE % TON VAN Box 67, East Hartford, 06108. try, Andover. Call collect 822- Unusual Gifts, Bric-A-Brac, Items. Pero Fruit Stand, 276 federal grand jury investigation into removing television antennas from roofs Section 30-91, that the Town of Manchester allow the sale of 8083. members. If you are physical­ * EDUCATION CT. $64,500. Peterman Real paneled bar with two shelves The Town of Manchester is Original Translation KJV Oakland Street, 643-6384. ly (it, male or female, 18 organized crime influence on the movie. and air conditions from windows. alcoholic liquor on Sunday between the hours of twelve an equal opportunity Estate Agency, 649-9404, 646- and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Bibles, 10 Bissell Street, yea■ears of age or older and a 1171. Friedkin said the statements were “a “We were not forced to use any o’clock noon and eleven o'clock p.m. in hotels, restaurants, employer, and requires an af­ Manchester. MaiManchester resident, call 649- Privata Inatructlona IB DARK LOAM Delivered ’ 5 serious mistake ... a misstatement made Teamsters that we did not need. I was cafes, bowling establishments, clubs, golf country clubs and firmative action policy for all TYPEWRITERS 3808 for further information. yards, $34. plus tx. Also sand, REMEDIAL READING and 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 in haste ... Mr. DeLaurentis is mistaken in closest to this film. I saw what was going places operating under charitable organization permits, a of its Contractors and Vendors AUCTION MOTORCYCLES AND to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. gravel and more stone 643- university permit. as a condition of doing REBUILT PORTABLE math: individualized work that figure." He said Teamsters union on, on the set every day. In fact the PERSIAN A ORIENTAL CARPETS SNOWMOBILES TYPEWRITERS From $20. Walk in basement. 9504. business with the Town, as per program, (lst-8th grade) by members were paid for their work in the Teamsters made a great many generous This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this ALL GUARANTEED TO BE GENUINE HANDWOVEN Sales Si Service, Typerwiter master’s degree teacher. 56^ Conveniently located to shop­ Federal Order 11246. GIFTS FOR MOTORCYCLE V E ^ ping center. $47,900. No 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer film and no more. concessions to get this film made in publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) A collection of fine Persian S i Oriental carpets were ordered for the & Adding Machines. Yale 8075. Bid forms, plans and stores. Due to the strike of the customs exporters, those financially Si SNOWMOBILE Typewriter Service, 41 agents. 646-4877. $150. Outboard motor 40 horse "No one put the squeeze on me,” he Boston,” he said. days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed responsible for the unpaid shipment are forced to auction the entire collec­ ENTHUSIASTS ARE HERE specifications are available at Purnell Place, 649-4986. RIDING LESSONS indoor Evennide $250. Mobilehome said. “I have no knowledge of any Friedkin said that among the con­ by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, tion in order to raise immediate cash. at Manchester Honila, 30 BOLTON- Manchester, Ver­ 45x10 with furniture in cam- as determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars the General Services Office, Adams Street, phone 646-2789. MGKVUE riding ring. Western stock attempts at extortion on this picture. cessions the Teamsters made were not 41 Center Street, Manchester, seat, saddle seat and hunt non line, 5 room Ranch. ^ i^ ground $4,000, Call 525- of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting RAMAMINN Sliders to patio, finished base­ When we came to Boston to make this film demanding that a union member be behind Connecticut, 1S30 ttiM Dm m Hwy. PERSONALIZED seat. All levels 228-9817. its reference to a special Town election. WaHmmHaM FOR THE SPORTSMAN TEE SHIRTS CURRIERS ment, fireplace, carpeting, we did not contact members of organized the wheel of every moving vehicle in the Elizabeth J. Intagliata Town of Manchester, appliances, garage, workshop, CHRISTMAS TREES- Blue & Connecticut Sunday, DtcMiibar 24 • 2 PM Vftw 1 p.m. crime ... I don’t know who they are. film. Friedkin said the owners of antique Secretary Included are fine grades in small & large sizes of KASHAN, KERMAN. A & B SPORT SHOP “Christ­ CUSTOM PERSONALIZED acre plus lot in nice White Spruce. Tag, and or cut. In Hollywood, a spokesman for cars used in the film were allowed to drive Board of Directors Robert B. Weiss, PRINCESS BOKHARA. TABRIZ, ARDEBIL, MORI SHIRVAN. Si mas Headquarters For 'llie TEE SHIRTS- Adults $4 up; NEEDED CASHIERS neighborhood. $48,000. No Wreaths. FREE Boughs! their own cars. General Manager ^ r ts m a n ’’ Fishing, Hunting, Children $3.50 up. Personal- agents. Owner 6434366. Stanley Tree Farm, Long Hill DeLaurentis said the NBC report took the Manchester, Connecticut Spofuon J 114 Rug GalUriei, Ine. P fM M Call Road, off Route 6 at Anoovei- 086-12 20J-227-6- Ttrnui Cath or Check (Jamping, Canoes. 1000 Hart­ Tee, 1081 Main Street, 646- Full and part time producer’s statements out of context. The When asked if he knew of any organized Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 12th day of MARION MANCHESTER - Blue Ridge Church. 742-64M. crime figures on the set of the movie December, 1978. ford Turnpike, Vernon, 872- 3339. positions now available, spokesman said the Italian born 8052. 8 7 5 -5 8 5 4 also temporary positions Drive. Magnificent 4 CieLaurentis has trouble speaking English Friedkin said: “I never bother to ask a 088-12 bedroom, UsR bi-level. FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink available up til February. Coat, excellent condition. Size and never meant to use the word person where they live; what their sexual 0 , FOR HIM Features fireplaced living an(l CUSTOM MADE Experience preferred but family room, redwood 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. “payoffs.” preferences are, or whether they have a will train. Apply to Dave TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT DOLL CLOTHES ceilings, 2 baths, all on acre The spokesman said DeLaurentis was criminal record. I was unaware that it after 10 a.m. ahd treed lot. The Heritage CHRISTMAS TREES- was a crime in this country to have a BEAUTIFUL BARBIE DOLL HERMAN WORK SHOES Yeomans Tree Farm, Lake complaining about fees Boston unions NOTICE OF Make a practical gift. Shoes Group, 633-8311. Evenings - charged for weekend work and meant to criminal record.” DRESSES 60c. Bridesmaid’s HAVE FUN Dot Krivick, 644-1052. Road, Andover. Thoushnds to ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Outfit $1.50. Complete Wed­ for the entire family at BROOKS DISCOUNT choose Iron. Try us you’ll like In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 HOLIDAY I ding Outfit, $3.50. Pajamas Discount Prices! Manchester And earn money. Middle Tpkt. Lota-Land For Salo 24 what we have. Open daily 3:30 ind 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop- , 60c, 643-6452. Green Shoe Outlet. 509 East (Next to Bonanu) Mancheater to 5 pm. Weekends 9-5 pm. Middle Turnpike, 649-0662. Part time opportunity tion by the Board of Directors ol the Town of Manchester, NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot Follow signs from Route 6. Four Novice Senators Connecticut, on October 10, 1978. FOR HER for ambitious and 130’ on lake, 1 1/4 acres, was ORDINANCE $24,000 - cash $16,000. Bank RENTAL CENTER responsible person AUTO MECHANIC Be it ordained by the Board of Directors of the Town of HAPPY ADS ^ UNIQUE CHRISTMAS GIFT! take over lots $5,100 cash only. Must have vehide. 23 AAMCO Tranemltslona of Manchester: Gift Certificate, 8 Weeks $M, Chalet on lake, move in $^,- FRESH PICKED MT. Named Panel Chairmen 1. ) The following are declared to be acts of nuisance and (unlimited visits). Woman’s TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES hours per week. Start Manchaetcr Is In aearch 000. Comer lot, beautiful $6,- LAUREL FOR SALE- Best injurious to the maintenance of the public water supply: • • World Health Spas, 646^45. YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! of automatic tranamleslon 00. 60 acres $35,000. Motels - for Christmas Wreaths St Marshall's Mall. Call for Party Needs- Tables, @ 2:30 P.M. Restaurants - Campgrounds - Decorations. $1.25 bunch. Call HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic which was chaired last session by Sen. a. ) Entering or remaining upon any premises of the Town inataliera. ITte qualifying Acreage and Farms. 603-522- of Manchester or the Water Department of the Town of Chairs, China, Glassware. 643- • 649-7862. leaders Friday handed out legislative Betty Hudson of Madison. She did not run 2496. applicants will receive 3636 ; 603-522-3736. Manchester, which are used for water supply or are used in chairmenships to four freshmen, but they • • FLORIST Call Jeanne top wagee, paid holMayt, USED STORM WINDOWS for re-election. connection with water supply, or are used for the protection FOR LEASE- Route 44A also gave seven incumbent chairmen their Sen. James Murphy of Norwich, the vacaUene and axcallant FOR SALE- Triple Track ol any water supply, without the permission of the THE GREENHOUSE, 315 CAR WASH Coventry. Approximately 15 Aluminum. Various sizes. Call old jobs back. chairman of two committees last, will Superintendent of the Water and Sewer Department. 647-9946 worMng condltlona. For acres of land for Corn Silage At a Capitol new conference. Senate Broad Street, 649-7370, 10 - 8 more Information and In- 649-7862, evenings and Sunday. become Senate chairman of the Insurance b. ) Hunting, trapping, fishing, swimming, boating, cam­ daily. Cemetery Baskets, THE PERFECT GIFT For Production only. L«ase must Majority Leader Joseph Lieberman of ping, cooking, lighting fires, ice skating, carrying or dis­ Trees, Wreaths, Plants, Cut tarvlaw call 643>2467 be agreeable to yield obser­ Committee, He replaces Sen. Joseph winter, a Gift Certificate for vations and collection of some New Haven and Senate President Pro Flynn of Ansonia, another legislator who charging firearms, and operating motor vehicles and snow­ Flowers. Arrangements. Deluxe Car Washing from Mr. Monday thru Saturday. Order Now, plants by Agronomist. Sealed HwiAMtiif EM Tern Joseph Fauliso of Hartford released chose not to run again. mobiles within any ol such premises. Car Wash, 150 Tolland Street, Bids will be accepted until the names of the chairmen of the 16 c. ) The exercising of or permitting entry ol any domestic East Hartford; where we also BOOKKEEPER The four freshmen who landed wash under your car! January 3rd. 1979. Lessor legislative committees. chairmenships were: or farm animals within or upon such premises without ANTIQUES reserves the right to reject House Speaker Ernest Abate of Stam­ written permission of the Superintendent. any or all bids. Land available ‘‘COACH HOUSF’ — Sen. John Prete of Woodbridge who ANTIQUES ET CETERAS- WANTED ford announced the House chairmen of the d. ) Throwing, depositing or leaving any litter, leaves, PARTY FUN CARRIER early May thru December will replace O’Leary as chairman of the Arthur & Elizabeth 1979. Insurance required. Send bill-writing committees Thursday night. refuse, trash or garbage upon any ol such premises, OTIS STREET Energy and Public Utilities Committee, 2. ) Any person who shall commit, aid, advise, abet or en­ Carpenter. Antiques Make A FOR YOUR Holiday needs. NEEDED Sealed Bids to: Dean, College Fauluso and Lieberman named Sen. which formerly was known as the courage the commiting of any of the aforesaid acts of Wonderful Christmas Gift! PARTY TRAYS and of Agriculture & Natural Executive living in this 2 Richard Schneller of Essex as the Senate 115 Spruce Street, phone 649- Barbeque Chicken, Smoke Experienced book­ Resources. Box U 66, Univer­ bedroom town house. IW Regulated Activities Committee; nuisance shall be fined not less than $25 nor more than $50 or • • 5051. chairmen of the powerful Appropriations Kiebasi. Olympia keeper. Monday - Beacon Hill sity of Connecticut, Storrs, baths, spacious basement, — Sen. Eugene Skowronski of Derby shall be imprisoned for not more than six months or both. Conn. 06268. Committee. He replaces Sen. Robert Each act of nuisance shall be a separate offense and the con­ Delicatessen, 697 Main St., Friday, 37W hours per who will replace Murphy as chairman of Manchester. 643-0809. Brea carpeting, appliances, Houley of Somers, who did not seek re- ROBERT D. HARRISON- week. Paid vacation, the Environment Committee; tinuation of any such acts of nuisance shall constitute a Early American Furniture Peal Estate Wantad 28 patio, surrounded by park election this year. — Sen. Michael Skelley of Tolland who separate offense each 24 hours of such continuance. and Accessories, bought and medical benefits, pen­ Manchester $ like grounds, heat and hot 3. ) Anything to the contrary herein not withstanding, the CANOES Sen. Cornelius O^Leary-of Windsor will replace Murphy as chairman of the sold. 943 East Middle Turn- sion plan, credit union. East Hartford ALL CASH For your property, water included. $360. No provisions hereof shall not be construed to prohibit the use of pil^; call 643-8709. within 24 hours. Avoid Red Locks will take over Schneller’s old job as Labor Committee; CANOE CHRISTMAS prices Salary based on pets, 2 children. chairman of the Education Committee. the area known as the Globe Hollow Pool for swimming or thru December 25th, Lincoln Town Line Tape, Instant Service. Hayes — Sen. Clifton Leonhardt of Avon who TREASURE TRUNK experience. Call 228- Corpoation, 646-0131. Seven veteran lawmakers retained the recreational uses during posted hours. fiberglass canoe, prices star­ will chair the new Public Safety Com­ ANTIQUES- 1212 Sullivan Call Jaanna at ERA chairmenships they held last session. 4. ) The Superintendent of the Water and Sewer Depart­ ting at $269.95. Free car 9474 or 649-9587. mittee. ment shall, within 90 days after the effective date of the or­ Avenue, South Windsor; 644- carrier as our gift to you. SELLING your house? Call us tUNOUROMBROSSETTO 1074. This Christmas give Sen. Audrey Beck of Mansfield will con­ dinance, post all premises to which this ordinance applies (with purchase). Ck)nn. Inland first and we’ll make you a tinue to chair the Legislature’s finance Send Season’s Greetings To Your Friends and ■Antiques- see our wonderful Marine Inc. 871-2376. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, with appropriate notices as required by State Law. ^election! 647-9946 Realtor, 643-1577. panel which has been renamed the Man Sues Scouts 5. ) If any ol the acts of nuisance enumerated herein are Love Ones With a “Herald Happy Ad” For As Little Revenue and Bonding Committee. Mrs. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A Stratford prohibited by the provisions of any State Law or Federal As $2.50. WAGON SHED- Christmas CRAFTS Beck was also given a new title — assis­ Regulation then this ordinance shall be superseded by such Barn, Doll Houses Si MAKE IT A CRAFTY man who said he was injured when he Miniatures, Jlestaurant & tant majority leader at large for fiscal plunged over a cliff while hiking with Boy laws and regulations which shall control. CHRISTMAS With Kits or EXPERIENCED policy. 6. ) Nothing contained herein shall be construed, inter­ Bake Shop. Route 44A Supplies from Which Craft in The Sentry Scouts has filed a negligence suit against CHRISTMAS HAPPY ADS Ashford. Phone Storrs, 429- PART TIME Others who kept their old jobs were Sen. preted or applied so as to invalidate any condition contained Manchester, call 649-1376. the group. 9319. NURSE RIDES Louis Cutillo of Waterbury, General Law; in the conveyance of title to any of the premises set forth WILL APPEAR DECEMBER 23rd. Free Home In papers on file Friday in Superior OPPORTUNITY herein nor to invalidate the grant of any funds from any FOR THE FAMH.Y Sen. Wayne Baker of Danbury, Govern­ Court, Samuel J. D’Onofrio Jr. said the government agency, trust fund, or eleemosynary institution, ' (Dntllln»liNoonD»c»mb»r2 Ut,) AFGHANS Evaluation. ment Administration and Policy; Sen. accident occurred Dec. 5, 1976 at a Boy used to acquire any of such premises. THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A Gift Certificate for a AFGHANS FOR SALE- They To provide Nursing Cars Salvatore DePiano of Bridgeport; Scout camp in Sherman in an area known This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this For Bright Willing What iS your home worth? Our professionals can help Judiciary; Sen. Sanford Cloud of Hart­ Subscription to The make an excellent Christmas In privata homaa and you price your home to sell faster and easier. W e will as Eagle Rock. publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) Manchester Evening Herald, ford, Local Government and State Gift! Please call 289-3696, or Individual Madical Facllltlas. Part provide you with complete marketing, financial, and D’Onofrio said he was a registered com­ days after this publication of this Ordiance a petition signed "A Family Newspaper Since call 526-6806. Urns, full tima. Contldara- economic information. No obligation. No pressure. No Development: Sen. Anthony Ciarlone of by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, Ask for Margie or Joe, mitteeman of Boy Scout Troop 72, spon­ 1881” . Call C irculation tkm givan to pralarsnca sales pilch Of course we’d like to sell your home for as determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars Department, 647-9946. New Haven, Public Health and Sen. sored by the Stratford United Methodist Must Have a Vehicle. oh— Location and Hours. you Thai's our business. Andwe'reconfident you will of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Call The Herald Qasslfied Depl select us once you've seen gur professionalism at work Howard Owens of Bridgeport, Transporta­ Church, when the accident occurred. Enjoyable, Interesting NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY tion. its reference to a special Town election. It you would like to benuMtOlftOulde Call Joe Sullivan at Work. Good money. For information call Elizabeth J. Intagliata Sen. William Sullivan of Waterbury will 643-9919 ( i t - r M O R E w i t h Secretary chair the Bank Committee. He replaces Alcoholics Anonymous 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 . r a fS H S S T R ] AID A ASSISTANCE Board of Directors „ Call lor Appoinlment Sen. Joseph Dinielli of Bri.stol who was MANCHESTER — Emanuel Hill 6 4 3 -3 7 1 1 of North Eastern Conn. Manchester, Connecticut Tom Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous will Inc. SENTRY defeated in a primary earlier this year. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 12th day of 357 E8»t C»nt*r S trttt, Sen. Mary Martin of Groton will take meet tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of December 1978. 647-9947 ManehMtM JRleal Estate Servkes Inc. over the Human Services Committee, Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. 087-12 29 Conneciicut Boulevord. East Hartford 289*4331 PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 16. BUSINESS & SERVICE Frank and Em M t Dear Abby 1 Make a garment By Abigail Van Buren 4 Notice 7 Orv.aawine 10 Ancient DIRECTORY Phoenician port 12 Pitch S tn ic a t Olferad 31 Services Ottered 1 4 ______Tae- B ulldliy Contracting 33 Boof/nB-SW/VJ-ChimneV*M tung c m TREE SERVICE - Free Her Problem: 15 Vicinity SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 16 Word of estimates, discount senior tial and Commercial. Depen­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and citizens. Company Carpentry and general con­ division dable. Resonable. Call 649- tracting. Residential and repairing chimneys, roof,31, new 17 CIA Manchester-owned and 2098, or 646-3824. roofs. Free'’ree estimates. 30 A Buss operated. Call 646-1327. commercial. Whether it be a forerunner small repair job, a custom years Experience, Howley, 18 Muscle FREE- Junk cars removed. ■> 643-5361. 20 Threnody B&M TREE SERVICE. built home or anything in 649-7243. between, call 646-1379. ^ I" * 20-year-old girl who works at a place 22 Piece of Complete tree care Free es­ ROOFER WILL Install roof, that a way out in the aticka and not easy to get to. jewelry timates. Senior Citizen COMPLETE LAND siding or gutter for low dis­ KENMORE DISHWASHER, GIVE A SPECIAL GIFT Cer­ FOUR ROOM Apartment- My problem is a neighbor who’s given me a ride to work 24 More obscure Discount. Cali 643-7285. NEWTON SMITH- Maple Hutch, 1 Maple rocker, CLEARING and Chipping Ser­ Remodeling, Repairs, and count price. Call Ken at 647- tificate to horse lovers- Tile bath, appliances, private and back for nearly a year. He's about my father’s age. 0 caU 26 Of the same vice. Building lots cleared. 1566. antique rocker, dresser, pic­ English Riding lesson. 646- entrance and storage. Good him Pops to keep him in his place.) kind REWEAVING burn holes. Rec-Rooms. No job to small. nic table, fish tank, stand and 1175. 30 Male or Fully insured. Tree removal. 649-3144. location. Available im­ I atarted giving Pops a little peck on the cheek every time Zippers, umbrellas repaired. pump, industrial carpet female No job to big or to small. mediately. Quiet or retired I said gi^ b y e. It was just a friendly little kisa, but now Window shades. Venetian Guaranteed results. Don't CARPENTRY - Repairs, sweeper. Torches with hose FREE TO GOOD HOME- persons. References, securi­ 31 District blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Heating-Plumbing 35 and gages, old jig saw, air Long haired grey and white he a sUrted to grab me and kiss me long and hard on the attorney waste money on large remodeling, additions, gar­ ty. No pets, or children. iipal (abbr.) Marlow s. 867 Main St. 649- business overhead. Miner ages. roofing. Call David comprssor, old combination cat,...... with big! Dlue eyes. Call Unheated, $215 monthly. 5221. I know I shouldn't have started up with him in the first 3 2 ------Lincoln2 3 4 5 Land Clearing. Call 649-8735 Patria, 644-1796. SEWERLINES, sink lines, lathe wood/metal. 1967 Ram­ 633-6581, or l-342-057f71, Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- ' 6 7 8 9 cleaned with electric cutters, ble Wagon, 643-4711. place, but I never thought he’d act like that. 33 Automotive so­ alter 7 pm. ford, Conn. 10 n 12 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ by professionals. McKinney Musical Instruments ^ 1 don t drive. This man picks me up at home every morn* ciety (abbr.) 13 LEON ClESZYNSKl Builder - 44 34 Outbuilding tics. garages, yards cleaned, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ SNOWMOBILE- 72 Alouette. ing and drops me off at work. If I need a ride home, he’s IS HOUSE CLEANING New homes custom built 5 ROOM APARTMENT, new­ (abbr.) 16 17 moving, trucking. Loam for pany, 643-5308. Electric start. In excellent 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and right there to Uke me. He’s never asked for a dime. problems? General Cleaning. remodeled, additions, rec ly remodeled. Convenient 36 Insect egg IB 19 sale. Lawn service. No job too Carpets, Floors, Walls, Smoke condition. Please call 649-2094 etc. Save on thousands of The free transportation was a good deal l^fore he got so »- _____ i »$ i ______20 21 rooms, garage, kitchens after 6:00 p.m. location to buses, shopping 37 Vortex big or small. 568-8522. S i Water Damage Restora­ NO JOB TOO Small - To let brand name instruments. 22 remodeled.bath tile, cement repairs, plugged drains, and churches. Use of one car .chummy. How can I keep hi, hand, off me without IM^^^ E a t y - C ro o k S A L a w r tn c # 39 Selects 23 tion, Professional-Insured. work, steps, dormers, Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, garage included. $250 42 Mean . COMPLETE CARPET & Tile kitehen faucet replaced, CHRISTMAS GIFT- Brand 24 2S DOMESTICARE, 643-1945. residential or comercial. Call New Britian, 225-1977. Christ­ monthly, no utilities. Security TOUGH PROBLEM IN CHICAGO 45 Steam 26 27 28 29 installation and repairs. Free repaired, rec rooms, new transistor radio, AM- make him vour 649^291. mas Lay away invited. OMn and deposit required. 646-5591 30 estimates. Call 646-3745, after bathroom remodeling, heat PERSONAL MAin 47 Planted grass SNOW-PLOWING- FIRE $4.00. AM-FM-$6.00. Call 646- til 9 p.m. daily. 51 Fixed 5 p.m. modernization, etc. Free 6425 evenings. DEAR TOUGH: Voa probably caa’t. Th.nl,. to lallatloa EHV„, YOU SURE WOOD for sale. Delivery only FIRST CLASS Carpentry - 52 Casks 33 38 Estimate gladly given, M & N MANCHESTER- Three tb ^ r lr a of everything keeiM going np, and whnt yna aaed iOU KNOW WHAT 569-3037. Remodeling and Additions. •••••••••••••••••••••••*«« bedroom Duplex. Country 54 First-rate BRICK. Block, Stone. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. t« gat lor a peck on the cheek------■Igbttoonooatyanastopata ar‘-*‘ YOU'RE DOINEI 37 JS Kitchens and Rec Rooms, 35 COCKTAIL RINGS- 14 K, kitchen. 11/2 baths, rec room. (comp, wd.) 39 40 41 Fireplaces.concrete. Chimnev Boats-Accessorles 45 motoL So klsi the tree ridet goodbye, a ^ Dad ntber JUNK OR UNWANTED years experience! For Free Genuine Sapphire and Immediate occupancy. 55 Female saint 42 repairs. No job too small. MANCHESTER PLUMBING trnasportatioo. 43 44 CARS hauled away free. 872- Estimates, call 646-4239. Diamonds, or Genuine 1974 FU RY - 1644-foot References and security. 6 ^ (abbr.) Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ 0313. & HEATING - Repairs. Emerald and diamonds. Value 56 Fencing 4S 46 47 timates. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with 6370, or 763-1818 after 5 p.m. 48 49 80 GENERAL CARPENTRY, Remodeling. Pumps repaired $650 each, asking $225 each. « ABBY; Three cheers for your answer to sword / replaced. Free estimates. 568-0515, evenings. 1975 55-horsepower outboard SI 52 83 Painting-Papering 32 Repairs. Remodeling, ^ e v y engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. PLEASANT 5 ROOM FLAT- CALIFORNIA PARENTS who were angry with a doctor 57 Travel on 84 QUALITY CARPENTRY By Electric drain-snaking, 24- for treating their 16yearH>ld son for VD without telling horseback ss Garages, Additions, Porches, hour service. 646-0237. Also 50 norse Johnson out­ Near Center. Middle age se 87 Harp Construction Additions, PAINTING - Interior and Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. LIVE CHRISTMAS trees for board, $300. adults. No appliances. No them. They ought to thank that doctor, not.reproach him. 58 Heavy weight roofing^, siding decks and gar­ 228-0475 or 228- SI exterior, paperhanging, sale, 454 Woodland Street, L u t summer I thought I had VD. I was only 17 and it was 59 Spread for S9 80 ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. 9550. children or pets. Call 643-4677. excellent work references. Manchester, hard enough for me to confess my fears to a doctor, but had - J i (NfWtPAPtR fNTtUMlII AS$N) 6 Free estimates. Fully in­ FARRAND REMODELING - EAST HARTFORD- Laree 3 It been necessary to tell my parenU I wouldn't have gone to CARPET INSTALLATION - sured. Marlin Matson, 649- 9x12 GREEN AREA Karastan Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, Cabinets and Formica 'Tops, PLU M B IN G - 25 Y e a rs bedroom flat, on second floor. a doctor at all. It would have nearly killed my folks, and I 4431. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Experience! Call Tom Geometric design. Excellent Qarden Products 47 $240, unheated. No pets. just couldn’t face them with that kind of problem. ------. steam Cleaning. Free es­ condition Call after 6:30 pm, timates. Call 649-6265. ditions, Decks, All types f Dawkins at 649-7630. "Dif­ Lease, security. ERA- As it turned out, I didn’t have VD, but I got a much ap- AIIDV OOD — DflVM G lflU S Win at bridge ) QUALITY PAINTING and Remodeling and Repairs. ficult Jobs Taken In Stride." 633-5361. BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh Blanchard & Rossetto, 646- 15 Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, 9 predated lecture and some very good advice from a very * ** Paper Hanging by Willis Phone 643-6017. 2482, INCHES understanding doctor. EXPERT PAINTING and Schultz. Fully insured ------CHILD’S 10 speed bike, Ross Pflears. 260 , Bush Hill -...... Rod,-■ ------LANDSCAPING Specialize, references. 649-4343. QUALITY CARPENTRY Bv ...... Eurosport. Never Used. $85. Manchester. APARTMENT and HOUSES GRATEFUL GIRL Exterior House Painting. thing. Neither finesse Harp Construction, Garages, cianrinn ...... W ®^9-4417...... For Rent. We have 100s of ren- Tree pruning, J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior F ra m in g , A d d itio n s, ------Antiques 48 - tals in all Areas,------Prices and DEAR GRATEFUL: Many readers disagreed with me, NORTH 1M6 worked for him this time, spraying.mowing, weeding. bnU heard from many doctors and nnraea who sold, “Right 0 JS but he had not needed to try &11 742-7947. and Exterior painting, paper Remodeling, Roofing, Sc BRAND NEW ELECTRIC Sizes, Call Rental Assistors, them. hanging, remodeling, carpen­ Siding. Call 643-5001. FLOOR SANDING and DUTCH OVEN - Sc Bread RED GOOSE FARM An­ 2365648, Small Fee. M il » AK7 try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Refinishing. Floors like new. Mixer. Persian Lamb Coat tiques, Goose Lane, Coventry, An elegant doll is fas­ Rood on for 0 letter from n regiateied nurse. ♦ AKUIS4 Here is the winning line of HEAVY OR LIGHT (Specializing in older floors). with mink cuffs, large size, has unique gifts and AVAILABLE cinating to sew for your­ 6 98 play: Win the heart In dum­ TRUCKING, Cellars, attics WROBEL & SON- General self or as a gift my, ca^ the top diamonds SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Carpentry & Repairs. Staining floors. No waxing. full length. Call 643-0171. needlework, Christmas or­ IMMEDIATELY- Pleasant DEAR ABBY: I was pleased to see that letter in your WEST EAST and yards cleaned, also stone, Pofessional work at no extra Also Ceiling and Interior naments. Have you ever seen No. 2609 has face ♦ K 1064 4982 to get rid of two spades, lead loam or sand delivered. 644- Specializing in Remodeling, four-room apartment. Cen­ transfer; pattern pieces; column concerning minors and VD because I work in a clinic cost. Call 646-5424. Rec Rooms^ Repairing of Painting. John Verfaille, 646 30-inch Electric Frigidare a “tatted snowflake" or trally located. Appliances and » 10 98 WJ632 a third diamond and ruff 1775 or 644-9532. directions for 15” doll where VD is treated and I know how serious the problem with the 10 of trumps. Now P o rch es^ Coni"rete °and “'J!!!.!!'.?.!?"'...... »109 _Full length crocheted rose or little dolls heat. No pets. Lease, security. and cost' me. has became. ♦J72 *0863 with antique lace dresses? ♦ Q63 lead a low trump to oummy. A-1UGHT TRUCKING- Rub­ ASeVi PAINTING Contrac- Chimney Repairs. No job too Moiiton Lamb Coat. $35. short $230. 646-4780, 6463978. T^IBER , iund $1.00 f«r laeb It takes a lot of guts for a kid to come in for treatment. If tors. Quality painting and small. Discount .Senior Articles tor Sale 41 Mouton Lamb Coat, $10 Also some antique ornaments, patm pl«> 29$ fir poiUft ud If West plays low you bish removed. Appliances etc. but very few, and most are RMdIbii. minora were told that their parents would be notifled, at SOUTH make seven. But West is too moved. For all your Light paper hanging at reasonable Citizens. 649-2403. c pw im p i,— ^ Bottles, insulators, $20. Call e a s t HARTFORD- 2 least nine out of 10 would walk out untreated. Then what? ♦ AQ73 rates. Fully insured Free SEWING MACHINES- Brand 649-5931. one of a kind so come on over Bedroom Apartment, second A N N i C A B O T sm art for that. He rises with Trucking needs at Very Unchecked, they might end up sterile, suffer blindness, » Q54 Estimates. Call Wayne 649- ...... nHee^liM Saturday and Sunday 10am- floor. $235 monthly, plus Xu?!?"* 3 ----- his queen and leads another Reasonable Prices. Call 7696. i / p c p U A p p v $199.95. Now only 5pm. Hot peppermint tea 7,W An. otAmwleM crippling disease or a serious nervous disorder. heart. anytime, 8767059. BOYS 3-SPEED BICYCLE utilities. No Pets, or children. N «r Ypit, N.V. loeje «AKJII72 ______t \ t t r M A rrY $79.50. Save unup to 50%507« on all always brewing. 742-9137. Bus line. 2861995, or 569-3821. And what about the number of people they might infect? Win in your hand. Lead a For sale. 26" wheel. Good con­ Nam., t llr t u WUi Zir ■TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain- ...... ®na, dition. $35. Call 6468361. CODE ud Slyla Kumbar. Many girls never even know they have it until they are Vulnerable: Both second low trump to dum­ SNOW-PLOWING- Commer­ ------Home, Singer, etc. A-1 my. Ruff another diamond, ting. Interior, Exterior, Paper THE PACK RAT Antiques Sc MALE WANTED To share 1979 ALBUM with a 32-page hospitalized with a serious pelvic infection. Dealer: South cial and Residential. Free es­ BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Sewing Center, 2026 Park Collectibles. Open Sunday 12 draw the last trump, get to timates. Reliable, plus Best Hanging. General Repairs. FRESH CUT CHRISTMAS expenses in 2 Bedroom "Gift Section” with full Those parents ought to thank their lucky stars they West North East Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. ----- Street, Hartford, 2361123. TREES - $7.00 while they last. to 5, 40 Flora Road, off Route Townhouse. Call any night directions. Price . . . $2.00 raised a kid who had enough courage and a sense of respon­ South dummy with a h ^ and Prices Around! Please call BIDWELL, „ „ HOME----- Inprove- 85, Bolton. Gateleg Table, .discard your queen of 5263678. Birch Mountain Road, across afer 5, 6466273. «uo katsE BOOKS a n u s each. sibility for his or her actions and went to a doctor who, Pass !♦ Pass TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ ment Co, Expert installation LIVE CHRISTMAS trees for SettM, Secretary, many small 2® spades on a good diamond. of aluminum sid from Vito’s Restaurant. Open N^-H0--01UE BIBBON OUlin, backed by the law. was able to treat him. Pass 30 Pass ting. Papering, General siding gutters sale, 454 Woodland Street, 10 to 4. gift items for collectors. ******•••••#•••••••••••••• Caatalda ilataai lenlr qillti. 34 SNOW-PLOWING- Available and trim. Roofingifing installation Manchester. ******•••••••••••••••••••• AN R.N., PORTLAND, ORE. Pass 4W Pass all winter, night or day. Repairs. Call Paul evenings, Hornet for Rent 54 Dlractlaai tor alitata oillti. Pass Pass Pass 643-8303. and repairs 649-«95, 871-2323. EXCHANGE maple bookcase Wanted to Buy 4S SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. *******••••••••••••••••••• HARDWOOD6 4 ft. lengths 6 flow- Don’t wait til it snows! Call for maple chest of draws. Will MANCHESTER- 447 Summit EK QUILTS. 10 faicinatlai qinti. Building Contracting 33 9 months seasoned. $50 per consider buying. 5664844. PIANO WANTED any condi- Far Abby’a 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. W0 •ffm/Mtt t/M rttk cord. Cut and split 18 in. 69 Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec arsHaNI. a baaaUlol lalactlaa. 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The tumds are placed Fireplaces and Ceramic ’Tile Chimney COPPERTONE G.E. Stove- Rooms tor Rent 52 children or pets. 4 u to t For Sale 6f South wasted no time with one on top of another. There repairs. 30 years’ experience. Self clean oven. Also: ...... ------$190 per month plus utilities. Astrograph his simple slam contract. He are several cuts, but no 6464953, 242-5915. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Sweeps THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - 643-7802. 9-5. JEEP 1974 CJ-5 - 258 C.I. High Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. Matching Frigidaire 20 cu. ft Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 won the heart lead in shuffle and the cards are TtaSaagaf Refrigerator, excellent condi­ Birch House Women. Central- perfrmance engine, 20,000 ARIES (March Z l-A p ^r 19) dummy and lost a club dealt five at a time, five at a Call GaryCushing 3462009. located. Downtown miles. Hooker Headers, Something you do today (or DICK’S SNOW-PLOWING- Kjtm kMi tion. $500 for both, or $275 DOG-CAT boarding bathing / finesse to West. 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BOLTON - About ,210 people attended a banquet Tne I recently to honor the s i a r _ 7 Bolton Tigers 1978 cham­ pionship AB and C teams. Trophies were presented to the AB team players by their coaches Norman Morisette. Tony Kalkus and Norm Sceery. Trophies were presented to Men’s Gift Knits in the C team players by Gil Sharp Soiids or T rims Boisoneau. Alison Boisoneau and OurRM . Pat Pinto presented 6 . 6 6 79.1itaTss awards to the Tigers Choose poly/cotton turtleneck cheerleading squad. (shown) or col lared styles in The Tigers AB team cap­ contrast-trimmed solid colors. tured the Eastern Connec­ Machine washable. Slzes8

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But 0 The Bible With The Archbish­ Honeymoon" (1942) Cary Grant, colt disappears again. Charles 0 A Christmas Celebration F r id a y 6:30 op Ginger Rogers. An American goes in pursuit and meets an old my question is: what was Richard Kiley hosts this history d) Agriculture U .S A 2:00 reporter predicts Hitler's move­ hermit who claims he has seen of the traditions associated with D EC EM B ER 22,1978 Betty’s first movie? - d The BriKiy Kids ments by trailing a Gestapo d u t t l s Rascals Comet. (Part 3 of 3) (H) Christmas Day, established by Mick Gawthome, Biloxi, d Davey And Goliath agent and co-agent, a former 0 Another View Brooklyn stripper. 2 1/2 hrs. Pope Julius I. (R) Miss. 6 :45 0 S p a d a l 2:00 MORNING (BAV) @ Speciai "Findhorn" "Spirits" Garrett made her debut ( £ A N e w D a y 0 Lawrence Walk residing in Scotland's Findhorn 10:00 0 Malodyland Evening Sarvloa 0 Wonder Anew Traditional 62) Book Beat 0 0 0 CHIPS community help plants grow In as the female interest op­ 7:00 hymns and carols are performed 8:00 spite of inclement weather. posite Margaret O’Brien dV M a Alegre 2:30 0 Crockett's Victory Gdtien at the annual Christmas festival 0 Rndhom “ Spirits" residing 0 Movie “ The Story Of Dr. In Scotland's Findhorn commu­ SjPopeyeAnd Pals (B Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 2:30 at St. Olaf College. (R) as a waif, Robert Preston tooot Wassell" (1944) Gary Cooper, nity help plants grow In spite of Little Raacak 0 The Nobal Prira Coverage of as a priest, George Mur­ Consultation O W C T T a n n li Rossano Brazzl. Dr. Roydon M. Inclement weather. the awarding of the Nobel Prizes phy as a cop and Danny S 6 ) The Nobel Prize Wassell, a heroic Navy man, res­ In Stockholm. Sweden. T h u r s d a y Thomas as a cantor in 7:30 cues American troops from the EVENING d) Arthur And Company 3.*00 Japanese. 3:00 DECEMBER 21,1978 “The Big City,” a 1946 ( S Tha Flntstonea lIL o v e L u c y 0 Onoe Upon A Ctasslc 0 Special "Girl With The uu iwwe 7 :30 tearjerker that all involved Incredible Feeling" A portrait of 0ThreaStoogss Perspective On The 8:30 composer Elizabeth Swados and 0 The Christmas Messenger In have tried to forget. 9 T snnsassa Tuxedo dThaTkiyTiae a sampling of her work. EVENING an adaption of an Oscar Wilde d 9 Carter Country story, a mysterious stranger pre­ (Send your questions to TV 8riX) 3:30 0 Jdta Child And Company sents his message to the world. ) The Brady Bunch EVENING 7*30 Dial-ogue, Pepper 0 S la s p ln g Beauty ISuparharoaa ( Joum ayfcoAdventure 0 The Night Before Christmas O’Brien, NEA, 200 Park Karen DeBolt and Henry Winkler tune up for the 9KX) 8:00 1980006/0 All-Stars The true story of how Clement (£ 9 John Davidson John Ave., New York, N.Y. 8:00 special “Who Are the DeBolts - and Where Did lOaysyAndGoHath d C B S Movie "Who'll Save Our Clark Moore happened to write Davidson and his family, en route 3:45 (£ How The Qrfnch Slola Chrtst- 10017. Sorry but we cannot They Get 19 Kids?,” which airs Sunday, Dec. 17, on 1 0 0 Galaxy Goof-Ups Children?" (Premiere) Shirley maa Dr. Seuss' holiday-hating his popular poem with musical to grandma's house for the holi­ Jortes, Len Cariou. A very happy selections performed by the Nor­ answer by mail or phone). ■ ABC. (Sesame Street (R) Grinch tries to steal Christmas The Davidson family Is wreathed In smiles when papa John Is joined by daughter days, meet up with Santa Claus Garden childless couple is pressured into from the residents of Whovllle. man Luboff Choir. and other merry characters, 8:30 taking on the responsibility of Jennifer, son John Jr. and wife Jackie (left to right) for “The John Davidson played by Harvey Korman and d Woody Woodpecker (Bruins Wrap-Up (R) 8:00 raising two young children. S ) Siaapkn Beauty The Royal Christmas Show," Friday, Dec. 22, on ABC. 0 0 0 Little Drummer Boy - Linda Lavin. d Viewpoint On Nutrition 4 JX ) d S L o v e B o a t 0 0 0 Fantastic Four Ballet performs llve-vla-satelllte Book II Greer Garson Is narrator 0 0 0 Bob Hope Bob Hope This Week’s TV Sports ) Sports Spectacular 0 Jerry Falwal from London. lor this animated sequel to the presents his 22nd annual Christ­ 9:00 )B lg V a le y 0 0 0 L H a l l n e Rogers Fred Rogers, Stanley busy themselves with the com­ mas special with guests Andy 0 Like The Wind 8:30 children's Christmas tale of a d B ir a Bunny / Road Runner ) Boris KartofTs ThrlUar Clay, Frances Bey and other mercial aspects of the Yuletide 8:00 Gibb and the Associated Press (STha Tkiy Tree Christmas is 0 0 0 Th e Bear Who Slept poor drummer boy. T o d a y 11:30 [ } ) Blrdman 9NaahvHieOnTheRoad lOKM guests celebrate the holiday sea­ season, Charlie Brown and Linus All-America Football Team. (B Racing From Yonkers M o n d a y made much merrier lor a little Through Christmas Ted E. Bear, 0 0 Christmas Eve On Sesa­ dDanM Boone (00NFLFootball d & Fantasy Island son In California and western search for the true meaning of girl by a unique little pine tree. a young bruin, decides to post­ me Street An hour of songs and 10:00 DECEMBER 18.1978 0 0 0 Godzilla Super 90 I Parent Efiectivenns 0 Beat Of Festival Of Faith Pennsylvania. (R) Christmas. (R) AFTERNOON 12:00 pone his winter hibernation In Christmas fun lor the whole fami­ 0 Oral Roberta Christmas 0 Mister Rogers (R) I Movie "Buried Alive" (1940) 0 0 0 Weekend 9 A Christmas Carol ( B Wrestling iSjsiaapIng Beauty Mikhail Bar­ 8:30 order to search for Christmas. ly. (R) 0 Villa Alegre Beverly Roberts, Robert Wilcox. 0 National Geographic Special 1*30 yshnikov hosts Tchaikbvsky's ‘ 8 :3 0 12:00 12:30 EVENING 62) Sesame Street (X) 'Twas The Night Before (R) 8:30 ( S Jackie Gleason Christmas 9:30 10:30 classic ballet telecast live via sat­ 0 Winning Is Everything The Christmas A kindly clockmaker. 9 Candlapin Bowling 0 The Athletes i 8:30 0 0 0 Gift Of The Magi Deb- Special (SShazza n 4:30 (B Bobby Vinton ellite from the Royal Opera effect of sports on children Is a family of mice and Santa join 0 0 0 Once Upon A Starry by Boone and John Rubinstein 12:30 6:30 d 9 Superfrlenda d The Odd Couple House. Covent Garden. examined In this Emmy-wInnIng together to add holiday cheer to portray a struggling young cou­ a ) NFL Today ( B Bowling For Dollars 0 Once Upon A Classic 0 Popi Goes The Country 11:00 Acclaimed dancers David Wall N ight Grizzly Adams (Dan documentary. the Christmas season. (R) ple trying to celebrate a merry S u n d a y ^ 0 Carrascolendas 0 Catalogue d d d 0 0 9 N e w s and Merle Park are featured. Haggerty) sets out In a raging 1:00 9:00 Christmas In this adaptation of d Second CHy TV 7:00 9:30 blizzard to locate a young couple (£ NFL Football Chicago Bears D ECEM B ER 17, 1978 ( £ 9 NFL Football New Eng­ 10:00 1 5:00 0 D i c k Van Dyke 9:00 d ) 9 Who Are The DeBolts... 0 . Henry's classic. Shop the super buys In 0 Silent Night The Vienna separated from their children by at Washington Redskins land Patriots at Miami Dolphins d Moby Dick (B Mission: Impossible 0 American Shortt {Story 0 Like The Wind individual "And Where Did They Get 19 your Classified section Boys' Choir ahd a musical an avalanche. 9:00 0 0 Garden State Bowl A ri­ (B Movie "Have Rocket, Will d 9 Wide World Of Sports 0 A v i Nelson expressions of faith In the lives of Kids?" Henry Winkler narrates 12:15 ehsemble perform a selection of 0 0 Christmas Heritage today. Tomorrow you'll zona State vs. Rutgers MORNING Travel" (1959) Jerome Cowan. (B ChUdran's Classics five people are documented. this documentary about Robert 9 :00 3 ) NCAA Bowl Preview 11:30 Christmas music. Edward Rowe, Oliver Jensen, be pleased with the 0 NHL Hockey lost on Bruins Anna-Lisa. 0 Animal World and Dorothy DeBolt's family of 3) 9 The Carpenters "A d Movie "A Covenant With 10:00 Len Wood, Alistair Cooke and vs. New York Rangers 0 Cinematic Eye 0 6 2 ) Studio See 19 children, all but five of whom 10:30 Christmas Portrait" Karen and money you've saved. 11.*00 Death" (1967) George Maharis, 0 National Qaogr^thlc Special 0 Hanukkah Ed Asner explains Scott Momaday look at Christ­ 0 Hot Fudge are handicapped. Richard Carpenter celebrate the 1:15 0 This Is The NFL 5:30 Laura Devon. "The Living Sands Of Namlb" mas customs In the U.S. T u e s d a y the significance of the religious holiday season with guests Kristy ( B NHL Hockey Bosf tn ilruins 0 Soccer Made In Germany 10:30 dil Living Faith d B la c k N a w s Unusual plants and strange crea­ 0 0 Stubby Pringle's Christ­ ines A young cowboy (Beau holiday. and Jim my McNIchol, Georgia vs. New York Rangers DECEMBER 19,1978 d Tarzan / Super Seven 0 62) Freestyle d Movie "too Rifles" (1969) tures have adapted in amazing 11:30 Cnlrlwtssfn Engel and Gene Kelly. i^j opiosnnan Jim Brown, Raquel Welch, ways to the harsh, sun-baked Bridges) Introduces a lonely and 1*30 0 N FL Gam e Of The Week 0 ( 0 0 Daffy Duck EVENING sands of the Namlb Desert, troubled family of homesteaders T u e s d a y 10:00 ( B 9 NC AA Football Live cov­ d Racing From Yonkers 0 PBS Movie "Jules And Jim" where temperatures sometimes to a new concept of Christmas. DECEMBER 19.1978 0 0 0 Mac Davis: Christmas erage of the Pioneer Bowl AFTERNOON EVENING 0 0 0 Saturday Night Live (1961) Jeanne Moreau, Oskar 0 AndyGrtfflth reach 170 degrees. (R) 0 Arthur At 84 "A Musical Odyssey 2010 Mac Davis and Celebration" Joan Kennedy 2:30 Werner. 6:00 9ThaGoruShow his guests Bernadette Peters 6:30 hosts a tribute to Arthur Fiedler AFTERNOON and Ted Knight present a futuris­ H i W C T Tennis 12ri)0 0 Green Acres 62) Soenas From A Marriage 0 Soccer Chelsea vs. Man­ (B Bowling For Dollars StaMIMonOollarMan on the occasion of his 84th birth­ tic musical about a family trying S u n d a y 3 :30 chester City 11:00 Racing From Aqueduct 12KX) day, with the Boston Pops 1:00 to cope with the new version of 0 N FL '78 d S o u lT r a ln Rebop d Donna Fargo DECEMBER 17,1978 Orchestra, Ethel Merman and Christmas. 12:30 d 9 F a n g f a c e My Three Sons d W re s U n g 0 What You Always Wanted To 3 :45 Doc Severinson. ( B N a Today W e d n e s d a y 0 0 0 Yogi's Space Race O ^ D o o r 0 Viawpobit On Nutrition Ask Father... "But Were Afraid ) N a Today 0 0 N F L '78 0 Beverly Hillbillies 9 M ovIs "Paradise, Hawaiian 8:00 T o Ask" Madison Square Garden D ECEM B ER 20,1978 6:30 AFTERNOON 9 N C A A Bowl Preview 62) American Story Style" (1966) Elvis Presley, 0 0 0 Th e Winds Of Kitty W e d n e s d a y SpotUoht d 0 C B S N e w s Hawk Michael Moriarty and 4 :00 1:00 Suzanna Leigh. 0 0 0 Special Treat "A D ECEM B ER 20,1978 0 Bruins Wrap-Up 11:30 d News David Huffmann portray Orville d ) NFL Football New York EVENING 1:30 Piece Of Cake" A student 4dX) 3 )9 PkikPanther CB Doctor Who 12:30 9 Weekend Specials "T h e and Wilbur Wright in this Giants at Philadelphia Eagles (B Movie "Riders To The 0 0 B le c k Perspective On The (B M o v Is To Be Announced. dramatization of the struggle to reporter broadcasts an Inaccu­ disports Spectacular Cover­ Winged Colt" When the winged 0 0 NFL Football Cleveland 6:30 Stars" (1954) William Lundigan, 0 The Athletes rate story on the school's closed EVENING age of " S u p e ^ a te s " featuring colt disappears again. Charles achieve man's first powered Browns at Cincinnati Bengals circuit T V station which spurs a Q ) Bowling For Dollars Herbert Marshall. 9 ABCNews 12:45 goes in pursuit and meets an old flight. top Ice skaters In exhibition from 0 The Rifleman student strike. (R) Madison Square Garden in New 3 :45 0 U s t e n hermit who claims he has seen 0 0 Simple Gifts "Six Epi­ 7:30 8:00 d ) NFL Today 6S American Story Comet. (Part 3 of 3) (R) sodes For Christmas" Views of li)lt Can't Happen To Me A York City; "World Cup Alpine 3 ) NBA Basketball Atlanta 7KK) 1.*00 EVENING Skiing" from Val D'Isere, France; Hawks vs. New York Knicks the holiday season by Virginia teen-age girl allows herself to be 4 :00 AFTERNOON i Agronaky And Company d Soap Factory 2:00 Woolf, Theodore Roosevelt and Part 9 of the "World's Strongest led Into the dark realm of d ) NFL Football Minnesota Vik­ 10:15 H o t d t y b l^ 0 Movie "Watch On The 0 Christmas Eva The Indiana Moss Hart are animated. (R) M en" competition featuring a I at *------7:30 alcoholism. ings at Oakland Raiders (B Madison Squara Garden ’ A D U FIOTM Rhine" (1943) Paul Lukas, Bette University Opera Theater pre­ refrigerator race. 12riX) 0 A Cosmic Christmas An ani­ Spottlght > The Unknown War Davis. sents Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov's 11:30 I I set^tt. mated holiday special In which a 8:00 0 0 0 NFL Football Pitts­ EVENING d) Space Academy ' LflWWiOS WM( 0 Jukebox d) Annual American Black 0 Special "Peege" A senile old "Christmas Eve." boy encounters three visitors burgh Steelers at Denver Bron­ ( B Movie "Flesh Eaters" (1966) Achievement Awards woman reminds her family that a I Sports Chalange 1:30 4:00 from another world. cos Rita Morley, Martin Kosleck. 6:45 T h u r s d a y ( £ Weekend SpecW s d Adam-12 0 Hollywood Christmas Parade 5:00 d) N FL Today 0 0 0 Fabumus Funnias :sssx. d M ovie "Voodoo Man" Bob Hope and Bill Welsh co-host iHesHaw (£9W lda World Of Sports D ECEM B ER 21,1978 0 Movie "More Than Magic" (1944) Bela Lugosi, John Carra- this year's parade, featuring over M o n d a y ( Dick Van Dyke Coverage of the Southern "SOO" Clayton Moore, Jay Sllverheels. dine. top stars. TELEVISION 7:30 In Search O l . . . too DECEMBER 18,1978 stock car races from Darlington. 9 Candlapin BowUng 0 Emergency Onal 0 A Place Of Dreams The 0N H L Hockey Boston Bruins Soccer Made In Germany South Carolina; World High Div­ EVENING 52) JuHa Child And Company 9 A B C N a w s recent completion of the Nation­ TEC-IKON AND STEREO vs. Now York Rangers ing Championship from the. 7:28 al Air and Space Museum is Swimming Hall of Fame In Ft. 12:30 1:35 EVENING 6:30 dIfYouAakMe celebrated. (R) 419 MMN ST. MANCHESTER phone 649-722S Lauderdale, Fla.; World Show 8:00 d NFL Today d A B C N a w s NHL Hockey Detroit Red (B BowNng For Dollars d American Bandstand 7:29 5:00 Jumping Championship from (B 2:30 7:00 (p o u re 0 0 0 Bay City Roltars Oa y Numbers Wings vs. New York Islanders 0 8 ( S Santa And The Three Bears ONE (1) DAY SERVICE Aachen, West Germany. d Movie “Romance Of A 0 Billy Graham Christmas 0 621 Crockett's Victory Garden 0 Interrogation In Budapest 0 8 8:30 Horse Thief" (1971) Yul Brynner, Art I Framing F r id a y The last years of Israeli heroine 7:30 EVENING OS Greatest Sports Legends 7:30 Ell Wallach. Hannah Sehesh. who was exe­ 0 The Night The Animals 1:00 ) BonkersI d N e w s 10:15 D ECEM B ER 22,1678 cuted by the Nazis, are drama­ Talked On a wonder-filled night IworidilioiM^ 4,74. MAIIW ST ) N FL Football ) Connecticut Woman 0RWcOfMwriage 6:00 0 Biulns W rap-Up tized. two thousand years ago, legend Color TV’s ( 0 Garden State Bowl (NashvmaOnThaRoad 0 A U MANCHESTER, CT."06040 (B Racing From Aqueduct "The has It that animals first talked. 10:30 EVENING ( 62) Washington Week In ( As S d io d s Match Wits Gallant Fox Handicap” pw EVENING *90 U p 203/649-6939 ( B Sports Extra (O n ce Upon A Classic Why Not Order 8:00 as sviilable 7:00 What About Woman (HaeHawfCont'd) (S Charila Brown Christmas 6KXI CARKf-INS. 0 Sports Challangs 11:30 6:30 N H L Hockey (C h ico And tha Man Your Happy Ad 10 CtwIstmsstline With Mister While most of the Peanuts gang 0 Soccer Made hi Q arm uiy d)Na This Week 3) Bowling For Dolars ITo Be Announced (Polka Today! 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Goes The Country 8 B ona Singing Jubilee O Brukis Wrap-Up 8 8 News (Mon, Wad) 1:8 3 The Brady Bunch ( S Christopher CkMSup n Space Ghost And OIno Boy P SOCO0T 8 Hollywood Chrlstmaa Parade 8 8 Stubby Pringle's Chriet- 6 :8 6 ) Elaciric Company QDMovla S ) Rev. Cleophus Robinson )Uttla Rascals I Emergency Onel 8 A Place Of Dreams 10:8 7 :8 69 The Growing Years (Tue, Thu) 3 At The World Turns SINova 3 Sports Extra 3 Agronsky And Company 3 The FUntatonas a The Oxiraa OI Our times (Fri) 11:8 3 The Partridge FamVy 8H^lw ood Squares (Mon, 6:30 ] Nina On New Jersey 8 To Be Announced 8ArthurAt84 (Mon) 3 The Young And The Rastleta I Instruction 8 Movie "The Devil At Four 3 Jlmtm Swaggart 3PTLCIub 8 8 8 Cqa Of Our Uvea ( S Best Of News-Day 12:30 8Soundatage 8 Aak The Mmikiar 3 WeBenavefTue) 8 8 Today 9:25 3MlddayLfM 8 8 8 Special Treat (Tue) D JImmySwaggart O’clock" (1961) Spencer Tracy, 1:55 ® Tima For Timothy 3 NFL Today 69 Crockett's Victory Garden 3 Bast Of Nawe-Day(Wad) aTheArchlas aNaws 38FamllyFaud 8 Battle Of The Planatt (Mon, J Elactric Company (R) 3 ) The Brady Bunch Frank Sinatra. 11:8 3 Barrio (Thu) 8 8 8 Wnaal Of Fortune 8 Spirit Of Indapandanoa Wad-Fri) S Faith For Today acelabrate 7 :8 9 :8 3 Action Newsmakers 8 My Partner The Ghost 3 3 8 8 8 N a w a 3 Look Up And Live (Fri) 7:45 a Educational Programming 2KX) 88SaaamaSb«al 7:00 a Hardy Boys 3 Barnard Meltzer (9 Sunday Night Extra 8Newt 3 Match Game '78 a a NFL'78 4 :8 3 New Zoo Revue 3 The Partrldga Family (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri) 3 Glillgan'* Mand 8 Movie (Mon, Wad-Fri) ) Face The State a Rex Humbard 8 To Be Announced 8NHLHockw 3UtoOfRlley 3 Connecticut Woman (Mon) aMundoRaal(Wad) 8Alln1^Famiy iwondarama 8 Director’s Playhouse 69 Julie Child And Company 8.-8 8 Today 3 8 One Ufa To Uva 10:00 a NCAA Bowl Preview 8 To Be Announced 8PTLCIub 3 (kmnactlcut: Sean (Tua) I Captain Kangaroo 8 Joker's Wild 69 Satama Street (aHFesttvalOl Faith 8 The ParMdgt Fwnlly TMsIsTheLHa (SBarrto SThaDrum 3MakaltRaal(Wad) 1 Malodyland Morning SatvIca 1:00 8:8 [ W ^ W ^ a r 8 The FUntatonas 8Andy Griffith 4 :8 (SHerculolds 5 M 3 All In The Family 3 Eighth DiVgua(Wad) 9:55 la^eyMouaeClub 8 Six Miton Ooitr Man (Mon, 7:30 . a Instruction 8 This la The Ute 3 NFL This Week I Connecticut ProMaa (Thu) 8 Herttaga Comer ]1VM lve o’clock Uvel Wad-Fri) ^ My Neighbor's Religion ^Dialogue I Fktng Una 3Dav1dSuaaldnd 6 :8 1 ----- 18 8 •'ha Ooctora a Chalice Of Salvation 3 ) Movie "Living Free" (1972) 8 8 8 T I M Winds Of Kitty ) (^unmantlMon) I Fkidhom(Fri) J IwOwS 8EmtrgtnmOfwl 3D Woiahlp For Shut-Ins a Studio Sea 1 To Bo Announced 3 Annual American Black lOKM iKenConrtoUy 9 We Inter -jct This Weak (Mon) Susan Hampshire, Nigel Daven­ ) Up Front (tua) I Threa Stooges 8 M y Three Sont 3 ) Chftatophar Closaup a Top Cat I Hot City Disco 8 69 Simple Gifts Actilavemant Awards IMIkeDouglaa I (8 8 America AHvsl DAnliQoMtfua) port. I Economically Speaking ) Face The State (Wad) 8:25 ILovaLuiv 9 Turnabout (Wad) 5KX) Oral Roberts SB It's Everybody's Business (3) Spanish Insight 3R ufl House ) Camara Three (Fri) I Educational Programming a Underdog 8:8 8 Movie " Ten North Freder­ 8 8 8 N a w a I Ryan's Hope B Uftvin 9 Open Door (Thu) BaMtOfThaPlansIt 10:30 8Nova 5 :8 8 Greatest Sports Legends ) Buga Bunny And Frtanda 9 J<4la Cfifid And Company (Fri) aSacrad Heart oil Faith For Today ick" (1956) Gary Cooper, Diane J Romper Room I $20,000 Pyramid iSbrMMkmDolwMwi (SSpiderman 8 To Be Annoumed )B%onhePlaneta 8:8 laCard Sharks IVoiotOfFMth 8 Emergency Onel 8 American U faa^ 9 :8 Varsl. IToBaAmrauncad 7:45 QD Point Of View 8 Next Stap Beyond I Adalants(Man) IKIttyToday 12:8 I PTL Chib (Tua) a Davey And Goliath a The World Tomorrow a Conversations WHh 69 Congressional Outlook (S Kaz I Black Perspecltve On The I Meat The Mayors (Mon, Wad) 3 The Meitkig Pot 3 :8 3 David Wdpar Presents 8 Worship For «iut-lns I Educational Programming I Six MMon Doltf Man (Tua) a Freestyle SS Firing Una News (Tua) I New York Report au4 llronalde 8 Ryan's H o^ ) Fred Rbitstona And Frtanda l8MMtrRogart(R) 8:00 EVENING 3 8 ABC Movie "The Nativi­ 8 Movie "The Man From The Nina On New Jara^ (Thu) a T h a Jataons 1:30 8 Ring Around The World I IMOmIngtown ) 8 OanarM Hospital Movie (Tua) (SWs Believe ty" (Premiere) Madeline Stowe. Diners’ C lub " (1963) Danny I Newark And Reality (M) 12:55 jlronsida a) Sunday Mass a Kkto Are People Too 3 Eighth Day Kaye, Cara Williams. IJoktr'aWU It's Everybody's Business John Shea. The love story of ^ wLat About Woman (Thu) 18 8 Today 10:24 3 News 9 8 8 Another Worid 3) Jamas Robison 05 Eoioes o f Inspiration 6 :8 Mary and Joseph, which led to 69 Artlat'a Showcase 8Waathar 5 :8 3 Movie "Blood Alley" (1955) a It la Written (Fri) I TV Community CoNega (Mon- IKK) IMundoRtal(Tua) 3S Volos Of Faith 10:45 a Weekend Spaclala the birth of the Christ child. Is |BevtriyHHb«aa 3 Maryjylar Moors a Coma WMk The World a Jewish Lite John Wayne, Lauren Bacall. An 11:45 1 0 :8 ) Search For Tomorrow 2:8 retold. 3 New Avengers 6:55 8 Romper Room )T h a tO iri )Ulat,YogaAndYou(R) 3 ThaFIntttonat a S2) Sesame Street (R) American Merchant Marine 8 Attrietee 8 Newt ) My Threa Sons 8 The Odd Couple (Mon, Wad- a Movie "Blackmail" (1939) 11:00 3MakaHRaal helps an entire village of Chinese 8:45 )Ed|M^OI Night )8AlMyChHdien 3 ) Up Front 6 Christmas Eve 8 6 ) Masterpiece Theatre 12dX) 7KK) )M o v la Fri) Edward G. Robinson, Ruth peasants escape from pursuing 3 Movie "Th e Invisible Man" 69Waethar 1 8 8 Jaopivtly 3 ) Woody Woodpecker 8 To Be Armounced 9:15 )CB8Naws |PauisLln^(M on) 3 :8 8 6) Bactrtc Company (R) Hussey, Communists. 2 hrs. (1933) Claude Rains, Henry ICroaa-WIts jBawItchad 8 Lottary Show (Thu) ^ Rex Humbard 8 Movie “The Story 01 Alex­ 3 The Price Is Right 8Uaten ) Popaye And Frtanda 9KX) I Woman's Plaoa(Tua) a Dr. Doolittia Travers. 3 T h a Gong Show 11KX) iSpIdtrman 8 Hogan'a Harott a Ladm ander Graham Bell" (1939) Don "Gulliver’s Travels" ) 8 0 ^ Morning Amartca I For You, Black Woman (Wad) 3 Movie 9 :8 8 Emergency Onel 3An^Gr1fflth 3 Al In The Family (R) I Vwt Alagra (Mon, Thu) 8 N t«a aPwhjgal Cantlnho Da Sau- Ameche, Loretta Young, (1939) An animated cartoon J nows I This It The Ufa (Thu) 8:30 a Movie "Melody" (1971) Jack 8 Jake Hass Gospel Time 1KX) D 8 Today 3 8 Donahue 3 Love, Amartcan Style I Human Dtanantlon ( m ) ( VMt Alegre (RHTua, Wed, Fri) based on the book by Jonathan ) M*A*S*H CD Hot Fudge aihlsIsTheNR. .» Wild, Mark Lester. 1 0 .8 3 CBS Lata Movie "Allred The I Supaitiaroes 3 Joe Franklin 38Hii>l>yDays(R) J 8 Hoiywood Squaraa (Mon, 5 :8 3) Insight Swift about the 17th century 8 Sesame Sheet 3 Straight Talk 90verEaay 8 Mavis (Cont'd) (Thu) a Soccer Made In Germany 69 Amartcan Short Story traveler's run In with the Lillipu­ 3 Dallas Great" (1969) Michael York, W sd -Fri) ® DayOfDlscovety aMundoReal David Hammings. a Oral Roberts 2:30 tians. 1 1/2 hrs. a Three Stooges - (£ Connecticut: Seen QS Human Dimension ^ U v ^ Faith 3 ABC News a Fantastic Voyage The Growing Years 8 Popi Goes The Country 8 8 8 Sword Of Justice a Jewish Heritage '09 PromlaasOfGod 1:15 Monday, Dec. 18 11:30 8 PBS Movie “Hester Street" 8 ABC News 9:00 3 :8 8 Christmastime With Mister (1975) Carol Kane, Steven Keats. I Face The Nation DAYTIME MOVIES 8 The Night The Animals 8Dlck Van Dyke 3) Mario And The Magic Movie I Little Rascals 3 ) Movie "Made For Each Rogm A Jewish Immigrant couple has 1 :8 Other" (1971) Renee Taylor. 3 News Talkad a Hogan's Heroes Machine I a Animals Animals Animals 8 Connecticut Newsmakers problems when the wife Is unable 8 69 MacNail / Lehrer Report aDkkCavett (S Frankenstein Jr. And The Joseph Bologna. 8 A Christmas Carol I Moments Of Comfort 3 Star Trek 12:8 8 That's Hollywood OVERSTOCK Impossibles I NFL Game Of The Week 69 The Long Search ^ W /; 8 “Niagara" (1953) Marilyn 11:8 ffl Movie "The Thiel Of 8 Chico And The Man ~)Davey And Goliath I Adelante Monroe, Joseph Gotten. 8T1cTac Dough 3 Rockford RIas ) Oral Eberts I The Growing Years Baghdad" (1940) Sabu, June 3 Hogw'a Heroes Duprez. 1 :8 I JImmySwaggart 6 :8 8:8 8 8 8 Tonight ) Day Of DIsmvery (S) Or. Gena Scott 3 "The First Time" (1952) 3 Charila Brown Christmas a ih a Rifleman ( Mister Rogers (R) AFTERNOON 8 To Be Announced BEFORE Robert Cummings, Barbara 3Cross-Wlta 69 Captioned ABC News SALE 69 Live From Wolf Trap P Another View Hale. ) Journey To The Center Of l8NBCNews 3 8 2 0 / 2 0 11:45 The Earth 12:00 3:45 I Hollywood Squares 4 :8 3 Movie "The Dark Corner" 3 8 N a w a SABktiA POOLS HAS 22 POOLS ON a The World Tomorrow 3) Consumer Buytine 3 NFL Today t Winning Is Everything 3 "Harriet Craig" (1950) Joan (1946) Lucille Ball, Mark Stevens. Crawford, Wendell Corey. A detective Is neatly framed for 12.-8 8 "Miracle On 34th Street" murder, but his secretary helps 3 Adam-12 HAND AT 1978 PRICES WHICH WE (1947) Maureen O'Hara, John clear him. 2 hrs. (B/W) 3 Movie "Th e Mummy" (1932) Payne. 8 8 8 Little House On The Boris Karloff, David Manners. WILL INSTALL DURING SPRING 1979. Banned in most of Europe Prairie ' aThaRHIeman EVENING 8 69 Evening At Symphony 12:15 a Joker’s WUd 3 NCAA Bowl Preview m ilH TODAY! PRICES WILL RIYER BE LOWER! 6 :8 8:8 8 The Saint CBers enjoy little freedom abroad 3 3 8 8 N e w a 3 'Twas The Night Before 12:8 3 The Brady Bunch Chrtatmas 3 Movie "The Bad Seed" By Ink Dipper 3 Joker's WHd 3 Marv Griffin (1956) Nancy Kelly, Patty McCor­ for any use of citizens band. use the medium for illicit are guaranteed broadcast­ a Uara(%ib SUNDAY ONLY Oi Bozo’s Big Top mack. “ Social discipline We put the CB question to activities. ing freedom by laws and 8 TV Comnunlty College representatives from a num­ 9 :8 12:40 outweighs social advantag­ Japan, despite being the regulatory agencies. No BOXED 8 My Threa Sons 3 M*A*8*H OPEN OPEN ber of European countries. greatest national marketer other country, in the knowl­ 8 Bonanza 3 CBS Lata Movie "The Last es,” wrote Lord Wells-Pes- 8 NFL Football Time I Saw Paris" (1954) 0lza- CB has been banned so that of CB equipment, permits edge of this column, has 8 Zoom (R) Movie "You Gotta Slay SUNDAY SUNDAY tell, of the British Home S beth Taylor, Van Johnson. Office, in turning down a such freedom. However, fla­ 6 :8 - Happy" (1948) James Stewart, request by Ehiglishmen that grant misuse of CB can Christmas Cards 3ILoveLucy Joan Fontaine. Unsatisfied with 18 Tomorrow the CB services there should The freedom CBers enjoy in the certainly bring about re­ 3 Bowing FOr Dollars her flrst choice, an heiress leaves strictions in Uie freedom d i The Promlaaa OI God her husband on their honeymoon 1 :8 be allocated to 235 megacy­ to go after another man. (2 hrs.) United States is unusual. CBers presently enjoy here. 888NBCNawt 3 Joe Franklin cles. He said it would con­ 80varEaay flict with other necessary If you feel a n e ^ to go 9*8 2 :8 8 Adam-12 M a n y Different Styles to Choose from services utilizing that part of beyond the present coverage one Day At A Time 3New t the spectrum can be utilized only low-range walkie-talk­ 1 / 2 PRICE 69 It's Everybody’s Business a a nBC Movie " T h e granted CBers, take up ama­ g WE FEATURE ABOVE & BELOW GROUND P9OLS the spectrum. for “ m ore meaningful ies, each of which must Deerslayer" (Premiere) Steve 2:41 teur radio. You can have the 6:55 The freedom CBers enjoy services,” came the reply licensed by the Post and 8Naws Forrest, Ned Romero. James 3Naw t in the United States is unusu­ fun, and do it within the law. from embassies of Germa­ Telecommunications Minis­ Fenimore Cooper’s classic novel (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) OPEN SUNDAY 7 :8 Don't Waii-PCome Out Today al. Sometime ago it was ny, France, Belgium, the try. about an Indian and his white noted in this column that, I2«.78 (TAPE N0.3) ICBSNewt blood brother's search for a kid­ JOHN'S TV Netherlands, Denmark and By Japanese law posses­ ) The Brady Bunch except for Australia and Italy. 12 NOON TIL 5 P.M. napped Indian girl Is retold, sion of a CB is not unlawful. JABCNawa a f ^ n a c tk x it Profiles Canada, many countries had Fritz Donat, of the Ger­ & STEREO Transmitting is illegal, but CB CONVAC j Dating Gama 69 Silent Night already banned citizens man Embassy, surmised in receiving is not; therefore, ilFattlvalOfFaHh band radio, or were seri­ a recent interview that the an estimated 20,000 unau­ I Bmy Graham Christmas 10:8 {DAY SERVICE ously considering it. restrictions in his country HARMSOirS ) News 3 Lou Grant Sobrina Pools Is locatod 3h }nna PoJ, thorized operations take 3 6 9 News In England, it is reliably are the result of misuse, (69 Dick (Uivett milos oast el Belton Lake. place daily. I Newlywed Game 3 Boris KartofTa Thriller COLOR & mi-SR«FnMMi reported, a black market in both currently and potential­ In one prefecture in west­ I The Odd Couple aMalodyland U IV K i, U U COUiCT Where Quality Begins CB gear has sprung up. ly. He pointed out that the ern Japan, police reportedly a Vialona RAW Units that sell in the U n it^ vast variety of languages in 7:29 742-7308 found a secret CB club with s n n o N E R s 8 Dally Numbers 1 0 :8 ALL MAKES States and Canada for a comparatively small land 995 members. The Ministry 8 Hanukkah 65 are worth four times as area make monitoring by states that the biggest of­ "Since 1945" much. In Germany, accord­ 7 :8 ] 11:8 local police virtually impos­ fenders of their i^ e s are 849 MAIN STRECT a MANCHESTER 151 TaleolMto M., Vmiim ing to the same source, hefty I 3 PM Magazine (in a a N a w s sible, particularly if terror­ motorists and truckers. 3 Carol Burnett And Frtanda 3 The Gong Show fines are now being imposed Ink Dipper' 871-1796 ists or gangsters wished to Americans and Canadians 1M M Mf V ? 3ThaMuppata Untouchablaa 3 Newiyaiad Gams S VoloaOl Faith Page 6 - WEEKEND WEEKEND - Page 7 Tuesday, Dec. 19 Thursday, Dec. 21 1 i 6 7 8 9 10 9 Feeling Free 6:00 )98tarakyaHutch OAVTIME SPECIALS D A YTIM E M OVIES 7dX> O Joker’s wild 11:0 (3) The Paper Chase ) Borto KartolTs Thriller It 12 13 6:30 )C B 8 N e w i ) M*A*8*H Q ) Cross-Wits D Living Fahh 8 : 0 ) The Brady Bunch Hogsn’a Haroaa 1:00 (S I Love Lucy ® 9 Happy Days I00»Mac Davte: Christmas ® Marv Griffin u 16 W Bowling For Dollara 1 2 :0 9 A B C N a w s 9stankyftHutch 17 @ What You Always Wanted To (S Movie "Higher And Higher" Odyssey 2010 O " A Prize Of G old" (1955) (S 9 What’s Happaningll 9 Jake Hees Gospel Tima Dating Gama Volos Of Fatih Ask Father... (1943) Michele Morgan. Frank Richard WIdmark, Nigel Patrick. 000QmOfTlMMagl 1 1 :0 FaaUval Of Faith 9 0 T o n l | ^ t li 0 0 I S NBC News Sinatra. A man, unable to pay his S u a r a C h ib 4:00 0 Over Easy ® (3 )0 0 9 0 News ThaRHIaman servants, forms a corporation 1 :0 Journey To Adventure ® S3 IS Special Treat ® T h e Gong Show News 9 : 0 Captlonad A B C News fer 24 a 0 Adam-12 with them. 2 hrs. (B/W) ® "Gene Krupa Story" (1960) ® Untouchables (X) Hawaii Flva-0 0 The Growing Years 9 0 9 The Bear Who Slept Sal Mineo, Susan Kohner. ( 0 D l c k Cavan 0 D l c k Van Dyke ( £ 9 Barney Miller 1 2 :0 27 28 Through Christmas I Nawlywad Gama ® Adam-12 30 ^1 DAYTIM E MOVIES 6:55 0 Hogan’s Heroes 4 : 0 9 0 Christmas Heritage 0 0 Ltvs From The Metropoli­ (ThaOddCoupla ® M ovla "The Mummy's ® “The Man From Laramie" O Movie "Guns Of Darkness" tan 1 1 :0 Ghost" (1943) Lon Chaney, X (1955) James Stewart, Wallace 7 2 9 (1962) David Niven, Leslie Caron. 12KM 0 Joker’s wnd (3) Bamaby Jones 0 DaUy Numbers George Zucco. 9 "The Great Man" (1957) 7:00 Ford. A man’s search for meaning Is ® Hogan’s Heroes 0 "FItzwIlly" (1967) Dick Van 0 T h a Rifleman 35 X Jose Ferrer, Dean Jagger. )C B S N a w s 8:30 (1 )9 ABC Movie "11 Harrow- 7 : 0 set against Latin American politi­ ) The Brady Bunch Dyke, Barbara Feldon. S ) Merv Grtflln house" (1974) Charles Grodin, I PM Magazine cal upheavals. (2 hrs.) 1225 1:00 )9 A B C N s w s nn 9 Laveme & Shirtey I Carol Buman And Friends ® CBS Lata Movie "Q u o Candice Bergen. 9 : 0 (5) "Five" (1951) William ) Dating Game 0 0 9 O n o e Upon A Starry EVENING Vadls" (1951) Robert Taylor, OS Voice O f Fahh I Family Feud ( i ) 9 S o a p Phipps. Susan Douglas. (Festival Of Faith Deborah Kerr. JT 44 46 Night 0 O 0 Bast Of Carson I Nawlywad Gama 4:00 I Sounding Board 0 Liars Club I PopI Qoaa Tha Country 10:0 1■ 0 Tha Rifleman 6:0 )BamabyJonae 1 2 :0 47 4 8 ^ H a 0 (B "Jeanne Eagels" (1957) 9:00 0DlckCavett rSa)00Naw8 I The Night Before Christmas ® Movie "The Young Doctors" Kim Novak, Jeff Chandler. iQDIckCavett ( S The Brady Bunch 16!) MacNell / Lahrar Report ) 0 News 1 ( S C B S Movie "The Millionaire" (1961) Fredric March, Ben I Nawlywad Gams 1 2 : 0 I Tha Gong Show ] 9 Family 51 52 153 54 (Premiere) Martin' Oalsam, ® Joker’s WHd Gazzara. 5:00 The Odd Couple ® Adam -12 lOilcoAndThaMan ] Newark And Reality 9 "A Christmas Carol" (1938) Edward Albert. The lives of three 0 Bozo’s Big Top ffi M o vie "The Mummy’s (liv in g Faith 12:37 55 7:29 people are drastically changed 0 T V Community College I T ic Ta c Dough Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart. Hand" (1940) Dick Foran. l 0 0 D aDavid v l < l Caaskty ® 9 S . W A T . 6 9 Dally Numbers when they suddenly receive one 0 My Three Sons 620 George Zucco. 9 Bonanza ( Sneak Prsvtaw EVENING million dollars each from an 9ThsRllleman (3) Tha Waltons 1 :0 0 Z o o m (R ) 0 9 0 Tomorrow ACROSS 7:30 eccentric billionaire. 0 Captioned A B C News ® C r o M -W I U 10:0 ] PM Magazine ^ 9 The Carpenters Paul Mathews (Edward Albert) is forced to go to his ®9Mork&Mindy 1 Piciurcd, — Anderson 34 Negative ion 6 :0 (7) Latin New York 1 *0 6:00 ) Carol Burnett And Friends 0 Movie "Claudelle Ingllsh" 1 2 :0 wealthy father for a loan for his wife (Pamela Toll), who ® Movie "Just For You" (1952) C D 3 ) 0 9 News )ILoveLucy 9SlngWeNoel (3) Joe Franklin 6 His show: Lou — 35 Overweight ) $100,000 Name That Tune (1961) Diane McBaIn, Arthur ® Movie “Trouble Along The QJ The Brady Bunch runs a free clinic, about to close because of budget ) Bowling For Dollars Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman. A 0 Sneak Preview It His role; — 36 A Johnson's first name ) Newlywed Game Kennedy. The reckless romances W ay" (1953) John Wayne, Donna big-tima theatrical producer who 2:22 CDJokar'sWIld cuts, on “The Millionaire," on “The CBS Tuesday Night D Jake Hesa Gospel Time 13 B a rn e y - 37 Potpourri ( A C u m lc Christmas of a rejected young beauty bring R e ^ . ® Newt OS Bozo’s Big Top ) 0 0 NBC News has too little time lor his teenage 14 Short slumber 39 Simple ( SS MacNell / Lehrer Report tragedy to all those close to her. Movies,” Dec. 19. 1120 0 T V Community College 12:40 (Over Easy children learns to find time with 2 : 0 Wild Kingdom (2 hrs.) ) ( S 9 0 9 N e w 15 Last name of a Lloyd 41 Pearl's short signoff IS My Three Sons I (3) CBS Late Movie “ I Never ( Adam -12 the assistance of his show's star. ® Newt I Chico And The Man (T h a Gong Show 17 Anger 43 Image 9 Bonanza Sang For My Father" (1970) Mel- (T h e Growing Years 2 hrs. Tic Tac Dough 10:00 ( Untouchablae 2:42 18 Liz’s linen labels 45 . Akins' initials I ( 3 News vyn Douglas, Gene Hackman. 0 0 0 Little Drummer Boy - NATIVE APPLES ' Book II ( OIck Van Dyke ® Movie "The Sign Ol The 19 African antelopes 47 Part of a circle 1 :0 6:0 9 0 Christmas Eva On Sesa­ ( Hogan’s Heroes Cross" (1932) Fredric March, 20 Abbreviated 49 — Ford 0 0 0 Tomorrow 9 News (Didi Cavan me Straat Claudette Colbert. approval 5 0 ' Olivia to her kids Wdnesday, Dec. 20 1 :0 FRESH SWEET CIDER 21 Woody plant 51 Slightly tipped ® Joe Franklin 23 Not low 53 — Street 2:27 27 Group of three 55 Little — on the DAYTIME MOVIES 8:00 ] Hogan’s Heroes (3) News Friday, Dec. 22 29 Ross or Rigg Prairie ( 3 The Jetfersons ] 9 Police Woman HOLIDAY GIFT BASKETS 32 Wonder — 56 A John's last name (3) Crosa-WIts (V o ice Of Faith 2 :0 DAYTIME MOVIES EVENING 8:0 12:00 \ (3) 9 Eight Is Enough 1 0 0 Tonight . ® News 1 1:0 0 "The Last 'A n gry Man" OPEN 7 DAYS ® Merv Griffin DOWN ® NBA Basketball (T h e Rifleman ® M ovie "Two For The (1959) Paul Muni, David Wayne. 2 :0 9 0 Wall Street Weak 9 0 Dick Clark’s Live Wednes­ ) Captioned ABC News 1 2 :0 Seesaw" (1962) Robert Mitchum, 1 - C l a r k 39 Geological time periods ® Movie "The Man In Half- 6:0 9 UaraClub Shirley MacLalne. 1:00 day FERRANDO ORCHARD 0 "Convicted” (1950) Glenn ( S 0 N a w 8 2 Anatomy (ab.) 40 Baxter and Bancroft 12:00 Moon Street" (1944) Helen ® Movie "A Hard Day’s Night" 3) "Fortunes Of Captain 0 Special Ford, Broderick Crawford. I Brady Bunch 9 2 0 41 Walkway ( S Adam-12 Walker, Nils Asther. BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD„ GLASTONBURY (1964) The Beatles, WIKrId Bram- 3 — Torn Blood" (1950) Louis Hayward, 0 Hea Haw Honeys ) Joker’scar’s WildV CS Incredible Hulk ffl M ovie "The Mummy’s > 3 Miles Beyond Vito’s Restaurant / 1 :0 bell. 4 Miss Mimieux's 42 Musical notation: con Patricia Medina. 0 Joker’s Wild ( Bozo’t Big Top 3 ) 9 Eight Is Enough Tom b ” (1942) Lon Chaney, Dick (5) "Human Desire" (1954) ® Movie “Where Angels Go, monogram 0 A Child’s Christmas In Wales (MundoReal 0 9 0 Rockford Files 4:00 Foran. Glenn Ford, Gloria Qrahame. 44 Eastwood’s note (M y Three Sons 9 Congressional Outlook Trouble Follows" (1968) Stella 5 Ted or Jim ® "The Harder They Fall" 8:30 0 The Rifleman Stevens, Rosalind Russell. 4:0 (B onanza 0 M ovie "The Perils O l 6 Alcoholic beverage signature (1956) Humphrey Bogart. Rod (3) Good Times 090Tonight 12:30 ® "Th e Last Hurrah” (1958) (Z o o m (R ) Pauline" (1967) Pat Boone, Pam­ 7 Lansing's laundry 45 Singer Perry Steiger. ( I ) Marv Griffin 0 M ovla "Charlie Chan's ® Movie "Th e West Point ncer Tracy. Jeffrey Hunter. ela Austin. A young woman, letters 46 Prayer ending 0 "Meet Me In St. Louis" 0 A Christmas Celebration secret" (1936) Warner Oland, S tory" (1950) Virginia Mayo, "Lillie W omen" (1949) June 6:0 searching for her childhood (1945) Judy Garland, Tom Drake. 0 Special Edition 8 — MacGraw 48 — Gulager .lame? Cagney. Allyson. Peter Lawford. ® I Love Lucy sweetheart, encounters a variety Astrld Allwyn. 0 UaraClub r ® Bowling For Dollart 9 B a ra tta 9 Pianist Peter 49 Slangy exclamation of harrowing experiences along EVENING 12:37 Q i Jaka Haas Gospel Tima 0 Captlonad ABC News 10 Remember Star — ? 50 Alias Wojo, — Gail 9:00 the way. (2 hrs.) 3)9S.W .A.T. 0l00NBCNawa 12 The — Ranger 52 initials of a Smothers (3) CB S Movie "A Christmas To SEIKD QUARTZ V\i«aCHES 0 Masterpiece Theatre 12:0 verEasy 13 Military medics show 54 A n Allen's shirt insigne 6:00 Remember" (Premiere) Jason 1:00 9 0 ® M ovla "The Mummy's 0 Adam-12 9 : 0 0 0 N « w s Robards, Eva Marie Saint. An 0 0 0 Tomorrow Curse" (1944) Lon Chaney, Vir­ 16 Miss Uggams’ jewelry SOLUTION 0 Tha Course Of Our Times 9 The Fourth Estate a Brady Bunch elderly, embittered farm couple idents 1:30 ginia Christine. (Jokar'aWIM accepts the responsibility of car­ 1020 21 The Good — (3) Joe Franklin FUEL 6 :0 12:37 (B c z o ’aB Ig To p ing for their adolescent city-bred 9 N a w s (3) The Christians 22 Dino’s occasional show I T V Commiailty CoNaga grandson during the bleak days ® 0 N a w s 9 Bobby Vinton 2:10 24 Miss Lupino (MyThiaaSona of the Depression. (3 ) News 7 : 0 ® Bobby Vinton (C B S N e w s 1 :0 25 Belonging to Miss i Bonanza ® 9 C h a r t le ’aAngals (DBPromlnaOfGod 0 9 0 Midnight Special 0 Z o o m (R ) 0 0 9 NBC Movie "Ishl: The OIL ) Tha Brady Bunch 0 9 The Eddie Capra Myatsr- Lollobrigida ) 9 A B C N a w s 1 :0 26 Hirsute 6:30 Last Of His Tribe" (Premiere) laa Dennis Weaver, Eloy Phil Casa- (D ating Game 9 Economically Speaking ® News 27 More than one lILovatucy ( Festival Of Faith ® Jackie Gleason Chriatmas dos. The story of Ishl, the last 0 Oral Roberts Christmas 28 The younger Reiner ) Bowing FOr OoHars (S o a p Factory Special D Jaka Haaa GoapalTIma wild Indian to be found In North 10:0 30 Negative word America, Is chronicled. ® Joe Franklin l09NBCNaws ffl Now York Report 31 Sue — Langdon 0 0 Great Parformancaa ( 0 D l c k Cavan 1 IV !^ I I N (O varE aa y ( Newlywed Gama dS Living FaKh 2 : 0 33 Born 0 Movie "The Burning Hill" ® M o vie "C h ris tm a s In (Adam -12 ( Tha Odd Couple 9 0 Turnabout 38 — Kingdom ( It’a Evanibody's Business (1957) Tab Hunter, Natalie Connecticut" (1945) Barbara Wood. Tw o young lovers flee an PER GALLON 7:29 1 1 :0 Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan. 6:55 unscrupulous cattle baron In a 0 Dally Numbers )(I)ia09Naw ® News 9 N a w s desperate fight for survival. (2 Sales & Service (T h e Gong Show 7 : 0 7:00 hrs.) 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