^ They’re Off Shortly after the . gun sounded for the start of Manchester’s 42nd Five Mile Road Race, this was the scene on Main Street. More than 3,000 runners competed and practically all 2 finished, despite the 34-degree temperatures. Details on page 15. (Herald photo by Pinto) 4 Clearing And Warmer DetBlU on page 2
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wamiMjnKmiveaa ‘No More Sacrifices By I niled Press Internulionul a treaty. Dayan told reporters in Jerusalem Prime Minister Menachem Begin "He told them that Israel has made there was little point in sending linkage,” Khalil said. "As to its The Israeli Cabinet this week ap method, form, ways of implementa told visiting American senators all the sacrifices it can in the Israeli negotiators back to the proved a U.S-drafted treaty with a today that Israel has made all the negotiations,’’ the state-run radio tion, all this can be agreed upon. " Washington talks except to initial the vaguely worded linkage but rejected In another hint Cairo might be sacrifices it can in the peace treaty said. “However, he told them Israel accord with Cairo. Egyptian demands for a timetable to preparing local public opinion to negotiations-with Egypt, the national prefers to make sacrifices for peace He also accused Washington of implement Palestinian autonomy in radio said. instead of war." favoring Egypt in the peace talks and acceptance of treaty, the semi the occupied West Bank and Gaza official newspaper Al Ahram today N Earlier today, Egypt published the Begin’s Cabinet approved the draft warned the United States it cannot strip. published the draft text of a treaty, text of a draft peace treaty, the first pact Tuesday but rejected an Egyp- force unacceptable policies on Israel. ■’Take it or leave it,” Dayan then time that the full text has been dis ■ tian demand for a timetable for im Dayan complained Washington the first time that the text has been deciared. published in its entirety. closed. But Cairo rejected Israel’s plementing Palestinian autonomy to pounces on Israel if “we differ in any But Egyptian Prime Minister The significant part of the pream “take it or leave it offer” and said be included in the treaty. way from the U.S. or Egyptian Mustafa Khalil Thursday told ble, where the issue of linkage is more negotiations are needed. Begin said Israel would be willing suggestions, whereas they seem too reporters in Cairo his nation still raised, reaffirms the two countries' Israel had no official comment on to negotiate a timetable after the often to handle the Egyptian demands linkage and called for a Ireland's John Treacy, former the document printed in Egypt's treaty signing. commitment to the Camp David ac Providence College standout and demands too softly.” resumption of the Washington talks. semiofficial A1 Ahram newsapers. Wednesday, Israeli Foreign ■ The Washington negotiations, cords and says they “constitute a World Cross Country Champion, “How can he (Dayan) make such a basis for peace, not only between won the Five Mile Road Race in Israel's national radio said Begin Minister Moshe Dayan said the which began Oct. 12, have bogged statement? How can he put such a told the six senators at his official United States was favoring Egypt in down over the issue of whether the Egypt and Israel, but also between 22:23. (Herald photo by Pinto) pressure on Egypt? We insist that Israel and each of her other Arab residence in Jerusalem that he was the negotiations and and warned Egyptian-Israeli treaty should be negotiations be resumed as soon as optimistic and remained hopeful the Israel could not be pushed into gran neighbors that are ready to negotiate linked to an overall Middle East the other party agrees,” Khalil said. peace with her on this basis. " •F o o d Warning obstacles can be overcome to signing ting further concessions. settlement — and if so, how explicit- “Egypt believes in the necessity of MANCHESTER - The Manchester Health Department has asked that all recipients of V gifts of canned food on Once-I^onely IMan Thanksgiving check the cans before using. Persons should check for bulges of either end of the can or for off-odors or release Feeds the Needy of pressure when the can is opened. The contents of such cans By I nilnl PrrMH liiternuliunal The same volunteers also sent should be discarded without Eleven years ago Ismet turkey dinners to about 700 shut-ins. E xt^ ive reseandi conclusive: MERIT taste scores tasting. Deletioglu's Thanksgiving feast was a 22-cent can of sardines he ate in his In New York City, hundreds Of closet-sized room. Thursday, he thousands of children and adults Stock Market gathered 1,2(X) of Chicago's needy in jammed sidewalks to watch Santa high mants with former high tar smokers. his restaurant and fed them in style. Claus and giant balloon characters, NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices including the Muppets and Mickey opened mixed today in moderate Deletioglu’s feast was one of the Mouse, march or float down post-Thanksgiving holiday trading more unusual celebrations Thursday Broadway in the 52nd annual Can the taste of low tar MERIT, with ‘Enriched of New York Stock Exchange as Americans celebrated Thanksgiving Day Parade. Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers rate issues. Thanksgiving in hundreds of Flavor ™ tobacco, continue to satisfy the smokers it The Dow Jones industrial different ways from family The Happy Dragon balloon was MERIT taste equal to-or better than-leading high average, which gained 2.95 points gatherings around lush mahogany punctured by a tree and forced to attracts from high tar brands? Wednesday, was off 0.33 point to tables to the homeless alcoholics who make ah early exit from the parade tar cigarettes tested! Cigarettes having up to twice 806.65 shortly after the opening. surrounded the coffee-stained for route. Read the results of new, detailed, nationwide the tar. Advances led declines, 269 to mica counters in men's shelters to Hundreds of policemen tried 183, among the 689 issues crossing collect free meals. without success to keep the children research conducted among current MERIT smokers the NYSE tape at the outset. behind barricades. Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers confirm Early turnover amounted to Deletiuglu, a Turkish immigrant "What are you going to do. —and among high tar smokers who taste-tested about 960,000 shares. who now owns the French Port threaten to turn their names over to 2 taste satisfaction of low tar MERIT. The market was closed Restaurant, remembered his rough Santa Claus?” asked one policeman. MERIT against leading high tar brands. Thursday for Thanksgiving and early days in this country and said he Kicky Webb ol Charleston. W.Va.. First M^or AltemativeTo High Tar ^iK^dng brokers said many traders were wanted to show his thanks by doing wrote about Thanksgiving in his Research Confirms Taste Satisfaction taking an extended holiday. Hitting Paydirt Once Again something for those less fortunate. fourth-grade class. MERIT has proven conclusively that it not only "My first Thanksgiving I stayed in “Thanksgiving means a lot to nie. " Confirmed: Overwhelming majority of MERIT Index Manchester High tailback Bob Walsh (14) Field. Late East defender is Gregg Kane a closet-sized room, eating a 22-cent he said. "I like to eat the turkey and delivers the flavor of high tar brands-but continues crosses goal line for third time in third stanza (21), Story on page 16. (Herald photo by Pin- can of sardines,” he said. “So I want dressing and cranberry sauce. I smokers say their former high tar brands weren’t to satisfy! Business...... 7 in Indians 18-8 win over East Catholic yester- to) others not to be lonely. thank God for the great food he 4 Classified...... 22-26 day in Thanksgiving Day classic at Memorial sent.” Comics...... 27 ”1 thank God 1 can do this.” missed! But many Americans had a less Editorial ...... 13 Harlan Andrews, a 62-year-old This ability to satisfy over long periods of time than happy feast day. Entertainment ...... 21 former hermit who spent 2 years Confirmed: 85% of MERIT smokers say it was an living in a cardboard box in the A group of Peoples Temples could be the most important evidence to date that Fam ily...... 12 members, including some families, “easy switch’’ from high tar brands. Gift Guide...... fr9 Army Takes Bolivia woods, caihe in from the cold and solitude last winter and celebrated ate Thanksgiving dinner in the San MERIT is what it claims to be: The first real High School World...... 10 LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPI) - The BoU- Francisco headquarters where they Obituaries ...... 14 guarantee normal public and private the young officers in the military his return to normal society in a Mar Confirmed: 9 out of 10 MERIT smokers not vian armed forces announced they activities. It announced general elec who said Pereda had betrayed Presi tinsville, Va., boarding house. sequestered themselves because they alternative for high tar smokers. Sports...... 15-18 had overthrown President Juan fear they will be killed by other considering other brands. Television ...... 21 tions during the first six months of dent Hugo Banzer— his mentor — by Turkey is not Andrews' favorite Pereda in a bloodless coup early 1979. overthrowing him last August. food — he prefers chicken. And he members of the religious cult whose today and said Gen. David Padilia The people of La Paz went about Pereda haU bran Banzer's right hand was not pleased when his company members committed mass suicide in ^ o •«', Guyana this week. Kings; 8 mg"iar," 0.6 mg nicotine— would serve as provisional president their business today as if nothing had man and served as his minister of in gave him a frozen turkey for until free general elections are held happened. The only outward sign of “We have police protection here, " 10O's; 11 m g" laf,'' 0,7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report May 7 8 I. ' * ■' terior — in charge of poiice forces — Thanksgiving. next year. the coup was armed soldiers near the for four years. Andrews, who is now holding down said Jean Brown, one of those staying Pereda, interviewed in his home presidential palace, the Palacio Pereda was Banzer’s hand-picked a job and paying his own rent, said he in the building. hours ilbter, denied that he had Quemado, and the Ministry of presidential candidate in iast July’s does not want charity. Members of the Eastwood Baptist Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined resigned and said he will have Interior. electioib. Pereda received a majori "I guess I'm doing all right, " he Church in Nashville, Tenn., also had That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MERIT something to say “at the right The coup was so quiet that until ty of votes in those elections but the .said. But. he added, “Never did like a sad Thanksgiving. moment.” He made the statement they tumeid on their radios most of elections were so obviously ■.turkey.” The 90 members planned a after conferring with his interior the people of La Paz were unaware Thanksgiving revival, complete with O Philip M urrii Inr. 1978 fraudulent the Supreme Court an In Albany, N.Y., the Refer Kings&KX)^ minister, Coi. Faustino Rico Toro, at that they had a new government in nulled them. Pereda promptly seized Switchboard, a community hotline, Pilgrim costumes, but lire destroyed his home in the Irpavi section of La this nation that has seen 184 coups in power in a coup. called together the young, the old. the church before dawn. Paz. 153 years of independence from Former President Reman Sites the poor and the wealthy for dinner “You know, we don't understand A series of communiques broad Spain. P e re ^ himself seized power Zuazo, leader of the leftist Popular at the First Presbyterian Church. all that happens.” said the Rev. DAYS TO cast by the miiitary-controlled in a coup four months and three days and Democratic Union — Pereda’s “It’s sort of a give-and-take thing,” Kenneth Wilson. "But God knows CHRISTMAS national radio network said Pereda ago, one of the shortest rules in Boli principal political opponent — broad said Paul Miller, a Refer spokesman. what is best for us. All works for the • was out of power, asked the populace vian history. cast his immediate support of the “Everyone helps out; it's like a large best and all things worl; (or the goigl to remain calm and said it would The coup apparently was backed by new military government. family meal. ” of the Lord.” J -
V. ,v. :L' PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Nov. 24, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1978 — PAGE THREE \U Yule Lights Go On Today East Hartford Seeks OK m- EAST HARTFORD -Ju st one day Hartford residents to donate one merchants along Main Street to put after Thanksgiving, East Hartford’s dollar each toward the purhcase of Christmas trees on the light poles out Main Street will take on the air of additional lights, Mrs. Welts said.' side their businesses. To Spend Grant Surplus Christmas tonight when the Chamber If each resident donates that The merchants used to have Christ of Commerce and town officials amount, the Chamber will be able to mas music playing, but that was “light the lights.” put up lights all over East Hartford dropped when customers complained By CHRIS BLAKK The largest single surplus is in the townwide paving Qiristmas light on Main Street are and possibly get a lighted Christmas it made too much noise. llcruhl Kt-porlfr program. After this summer’s piaving, (which include part of Forbes Street, Hills Street, the Henderson Drive funded by local merchants through tree, Mrs. Wells said. Tonights festivites will take place EAST HARTFORD — The town will apply within a the Chamber, said Karen Wells, The lights now stretch from In front of Automatic Data week for an "enhancement grant” to its federal Public area, the Sandra Drive are and the Orchard Drive area) executive vice president of the Connecticut Boulevard to Burnside Processing, 1047 Main St Works Act allocation. This would allow the town to spend the town has an estimated surplus of about $60,000. Chamber The town donates the labor Avenue. Each lightpole is decorated Mayor Richard H. Blackstone wilt about $120,000 it has left over from its $3.7 million Public The added money could be used to finish Hills Street to put the lights up. with a lighted Christmas tree and an light the lights and the Penney High Works Act grant. paving from Brookfield Drive to the Manchester town Until last year, the merchants had old-style English lamp School choral group will sing Christ Town officials said Wednesday the town will have sur line, said Arthur J. Mulligan, director of Public Works. pf'''- always rented the lights. But, the Christmas lights on Main Street mas carols. pluses in its tqwnwide paving. North Meadows, tennis It could.also be used to pave Governor Street from Chamber decided to buy lights last are a tradition that goes back 15 > The Chamber will also present Village Street to the intersection of Prospect Street, court and other projects which were identified in the. Mulligan said. year. years. The now-defunct Downtown prizes to the winners in this year’s original grant application. Now, the Chamber would like Blast The town received the grant in September, 1977, and the Business Association asked all “light the lights” poster contest. The surplus is a result of low bids and purchasing of grant carries a two-year deadline. Most of the projects some materials on a “per unit/cost” basis, said Mayor listed under the grant are completed. Richard H. Blackstone Wednesday. , ■^1 q c But. before the town can spend any left-over money, Town Engineer Charles Sheehan, who is reviewing the ( East Hartford P II « Report federal approval is needed. enhancement application, said he is awaiting final billing on some of the completed projects before the application Richard F. Ringrose, 33, of 20 Am of 49 Brookline Drive, East Hartford, will be filed, The alarm came in at 12:53 a.m. brose Terrace, East Hartford, was and Steven Heath of 880 Forbes St , “The total surplus has not yet been determined,” he Thursday. When police arrived, they arrested at 3 p.m. Wednesday. He East Hartford. ’They charged the two Cummings Lauds said today. “But, some of the projects will come in under was charged with attempting to ob youths with loitering on the schooi found the overhead door of the budget.” tain a controlled substance by an un grounds. loading platform broken and ap Sheehan said enhancement funds from-the tennis court Christinas Seal Drive Opens authorized person. Both were released on a promise to prehended two men in the building. Board Hearings project could be used to light a basketball court which is Ringrose allegedly called in a fic appear in court Dec. 11. Thomas A. Gravelle, 23, of 61 Hon planned for Hockanum Park. da Lanq, South Windsor, was charged “f^ogers a center with the Whalers, ar*e co-chairmen titious prescription to a iocal phar The town is building the new basketball court to Manchester-HUD Meeting with 'third-degree burglary, posses MANCHESTER — Democratic Town Chairman Ted (right) of the New England Whalers help of the Christmas Seal campaign. They macist. The pharmacist then called A shoving match at the main en replace one which had to be torn down to make room for Town Director Joseph Sweeney, left, and fice, and U.S. Rep. William Cotter, right. The trance to the Penney High School sion of a controlled substance, Cummings has praised the Town Board of Directors for the new 50-meter Hockanum Pool. Katmeen Davis, assistant executive director attended an open house at the branch’s the police. The two narcotics officers taking time to listen to all sides of important issues. Mayor Stephen Penny, foreground with back Town Board of Directors asked to meet with were waiting when Ringrose came football field shortly after the end of criminal attempt to commit larceny, The townside paving was the most extensive project ot the Eastern branch of the Connecticut headquarters at 45 Ash St., East Hartford possession of burglary tools and in Cummings mentioned the most recent example — the 2 Penney High’s game against East under the grant. Work began last November and the bulk Lung Association, kick off this year’s Christ- Tuesday afternoon. (Herald photo by Blake)’ to camera, talk Wednesday with John the men to discuss HUD requirements for into the drug store. two public hearings held on the issue of the town’s in Hartford High School resulted in the terfering with a police officer. of the paving was done in the spring and summer. McLean, area director of the federal depart Community Development funds. (Herald Ringrose was released on $500 non volvement in the Community Development program. mac Seal drive. Lyle, a left wing, and Rogers, arrest of a local man. David J. Mullins, 23, of 23 Whiteoak Mulligan said the paving was part of “the most produc ment of Housing and Urban Development of photo by Pinto) surety bond for court apperaance The board held its first meeting this month Nov. 14, and Dec. 13.. Police said Robert J. Castillo, 21. Road, Storrs, was charged with tive year the Public Works road crews have ever had.” of 326 Main St was arrested after he third-degree burglary, criminal more than 1(K) residents attended. Most were opposed to the town’s involvement in the program. Ten miles of road was paved, including the paving of Paul A. Guest, 23, of 580 Burnside allegedly came to the aid of his attempt to commit larceny, posses Tolland Street, which was not part of the Public Works sion of burglary tools and interfering Because there was no formal public hearing scheduled Ave., East Hartford, was charged brother. Police said his brother was grant. with a police officer. on the matter that night. Mayor Stephen Penny said Guyana Toll Climbing with assaulting a police officer, and allegedly involved in a shoving If federal approval is obtained, the town will begin match. Both were released on a $5,000 sur others who wanted to speak about it could at the board’s work on its projects next spring, Blackstone said. interfering with a police officer in meeting last Tuesday. 4 ety bond. Court date is Dec. 11. CMSCO . Castillo allegedly struck another connection with an incident That session attracted more than 3(X) residents, and Wednesday at about 9:30 p.m. male who was involved in a shovinf Police made two arrests at match with his brother. The male Charlie’s Arco station, 639 Burnside most of the Speakers favored continued involvement in 13th Annual Manchester Rotary Club’s As Troops Find Bodies Police said Guest allegedly the Community Development program. A' Attempted to break into an apart suffered lacerations to the rear of his Ave., East Hartfprd. Arrested were Gary M. Cian- Those two hearings, which took a combined total of Not Rtiponvtblr GEORGETOWN, Guyana (U P I)- suicide ” he so grimly preached. His with dignity.” ment on Burnside Avenue. head. He was taken to Hartford Supermarkets /^ lot lypogtophicjl OllSL 8i9« U.S. troops conducting recovery body, one of the 408 found at the Rhodes said he leaned against the Hospital with a concussion. faglione, 21, of 13 Lexington St., more than five hours, are an example of this board's tANTIQUE SHOW# Upon arrival, an officer ap ability to listen, Cummings said. operations at the Peoples Temple cult's jungle compound, was positive fence while waiting his turn in line prehended Guest leaving the Castillo was charged with third- Wethersfield, and Paul C. Nesko, 21, I Wetsionfo * ______settlement in Guyana said today they ly identified by fingerprints. and thought about trying to get out of degree assault. He was released on a of 63 Cumberland Ave., Wethersfield. "This board shows a history of listening and acting Sat. November 25 (10-9) ^ premises and detained him for carefully,” he said. meats ONE PIE are finding “new bodies every The witness to the suicide ritual, there. At that time the commune's questioning. promise to appear in court Dec. 11. Cianfaglione was charged with Sun. November 26 (10-5) ; j minute” and that the death toll in the Odell Rhodes, 36, of Detroit, said doctor. Dr. Larry Schacht, called out third-degree burglary and Nesko was He mentioned other past examples. The board spent Guest allegedly assaulted the of meetings listening to a proposal about receiving water PUMPKIN ^ mass suicide is expected to reach Jones calmly decreed death for his for a nurse to bring a stethoscope, so ficer, leading to the charges. In an unrelated incident after the charged with third-degree burglary Manchester High School ^ ATFRtNK'S Rhodes followed her past the guards and possession of marijuana. from the Metropolitan District Commission. LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY I 800. followers last Saturday, and they 'The woman whose apartment he Penney-East Hartford High footballl East Midcile Turnpike rn The team said it had flown out 270 obeyed his command. ^ and walked to the nursing station. game, Donald E Dederer, 20, of 8 Police said the owner of the gas The idea generally is not favored among town I allegedly broke into decided not to residents. bodies of the 408 originally reported Infants and children were first in The nurse told him to look for the press charges. Holland Lane, East Hartford, was station had towed Nesko car. He Manchester, CT. c/i PILLSBURYo ^ L U 9 0 I "They caught heck for it, but they did it to get infor dead. Today it said it had discovered line at a table in the group's stethoscope there while she looked in He was presented in court today charged with criminal mischief after brought Nesko and Cianfaglione in, (exit92 — 1-86) I mation,” Cummings said of the MDC issue. BROWN or HOME ^YLE SQUASH 3 y more than 200 bodies not previously assembly hall, Rhodes said, where a the doctor's office. after failing to post $10,000 bond. he allegedly kicked the grill of a vehi he told police, while he went to the counted in the Rev. Jim Jones’ nurse squirted suicide poison down He went out the back door and hid cle in the Penney High parking lot rear to release the°car from the two He also talked about the board’s decision to renovate 50 WITHJHIS ^25 § truck. • the Green School for a senior citizens center and budget Jonestown jungle commune 150 miles their throats by syringe, then gave until nightfall, when he made his es Police officers who were keeping while he was walking out from the The man said he heard glass decisions the board has made. 1 CRAVY northwest of Georgetown where them a grape drink for a chaser. cape through the jungle. an eye on Penney High School football game. r ~ AT FRANK’S LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY '' Jones’ fanatical cultists willingly "The first adult to die was a young “I have no idea how many sur He was released on a promise to smashing and called the police, who These choices were made after listening and (CAFETERIA) Wednesday night (on the eve of the deliberating, Cummings said. drink a mixture of purple Kool-Aid woman who went up with a baby in vivors there are, nor how many peo annual Thanksgiving Day football appear in court Dec. 11. were just a few blocks away at the MAXWELL HOUSE L U 9 1 and cyanide. her arms, had the poison shot down ple were at the Peoples Temple,” police station on Tolland Street. “This is a thoughtful group that reasons things out. game) arrested two 16-year-old They show a willingness to listen and act when the facts II “We are finding more bodies every her throat, walked into a field and sat said Rhodes, a slender black man youths inside the ticket booth just Police responded to a burglar The two were held on $1,000 bond ! to t are available,” he said of the directors. minute and expect there will be up to down and died,” said Rhodes, who who described himself as a former after 6:30 p.m. alarm at American Auto Parts, 130 and were scheduled to appear in i C O FFE E "They face some tough issues. They haven’t and won’t 800 of them,” a spokesman said. managed to escape when he was sent drug addict rehabilitated by the Police arrested Michael J, Barnes riariin St and made two arrests. court this morning. Previously it was thought that 400 with the nurse to get a stethoscope. Jones organization. duck them,” he said. "They really do give people a chance to talk. That’s the N or more persons might have survived Jones called a meeting minutes Jones' casket, marked simply the ritual suicide and fled into the after California Congressman Leo J. "Rev, Jimmie Jones, 13-B,” arrived way to run a government, not by hysteria and crisis,” The royil "we," it it believed, wet first used by Richard I of England. AT FRANK'S LIMIT I PER FAMIIV jungles. The new bodies were found Ryan and his party had left with 80 other aluminum “transfer Forester Fears Disease Cummings said. on the fringes of the camp and the Jonestown for the Port Kaituma air boxes " aboard an Air Force C-141 PILLSBURY LII93 toll was rising constantly. strip, where Peoples Temple cultists cargo plane on a dreary NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A state anywhere else in the world,*’ adding of the disease are not obvious. East Hartford Only today U.S. helicopters began ambushed them and killed five peo Thanksgiving Day at Dover Air the insect may have been introduced Stephens said the scale disease is With This Coupon & $7.50 Pbi'chase Good to Sat I T 25. forester says he fears every red pine Fire Qalls ^estowri^ljarmacy, Inc. > t w 1 ^ MM a ■ searching the jungles for those ple. Force Base in Delaware. to the Nutmeg State via a plant from spreading one to three miles annually tree in Connecticut may be hit by a H,ir:f,n.l K. m .I n FLOUR reported survivors and five more “They will never reach the United Thus far, only 39 of the cultists who lethal disease borne by insects the 1938 World’s Fair in New York throughout the northern and eastern PillsblUyi States and we will all commit Thursday, 7:45 a.m. M,ini.hc'tcr. ( I’l'ntcliuil tiWiAU J — j helicopters were ordered into service escaped the suicide ritual have peculiar only to the state. City. sections of Connecticut and east —Medical call to 215 Burke St. Mx/ AT FRANK'S LIMIT! PER FAMILT to aid Guyanese search parties. TTiis suicide,” Rhodes quoted Jones as reached Georgetown and there were George Stephens, forester with the The insects, matsucoccus along the Hudson River in New York. Thursday. 7:45 a.m. 643-5230 |L0UR came before the new bodies were saying. growing fears that few if any more of Connecticut Agricultural Station, resinousae, cause red pine scale dis The forester said the only way tp —Medical call to Lydall Road. < found. Jones asked if there was any objec those who fled into the dense jungle said the red pine scale disease has ease by hiding under bark of the trees control the scale disease afflicting Thursday. 9:47 am. PILLSBURY Country Style or Buttermilk In Washington, government tion, Rhodes said. Only one woman could have survived its deadly perils already afflicted nearly one third of and sucking liquid from the branches the red pines, which often are u s ^ in —Medical call to 45 Canter Soy sources quoting U.S. government spoke up. She said suicide was not the — jaguars, scorpions, vampire bats, the state's red pine trees. until the trees die, he said. the construction of log cabins, is to bury Street. 5.49with Thit Coupon and $7.50 Purchase. Good to Sat. 11/25. Thursday, 10:08 a.m, BISCUITS reports from Guyana said, “Current only option, that the cultists could go pools of quicksand and rivers in He predicted it may soon spread to Stephens added it takes about 19 cut down infested trees. GOODBYE -- *■--- — -■ ■ __ _ total estimates are that there could to the Soviet Union or Cuba. fested with flesh-eating piranha fish. years for a red pine tree to be — Honest mistake at 91 the rest of the state’s red pine Tolland St. be up to 800 ;bodies in Jonestown. Rhodes said she was shouted down Three of the 39 survivors were still forests. destroyed by the disease. Now You Know to What is happening is that they are with cries of “traitor!” Thursday, 11:57 a m, AT FRANK'S LIMIT 1 PER FAMILV V in police custody in Guyana — Larry 'T m afraid no place in Connecticut “It is very difficult to control, ” he The world’s most expensive stan Rhodes said the poison worked —Medical call to 435 Burnside finding bodies under bodies.” ) Layton. 32, of San Francisco: Tim will be spared,” the forester fretted. said. “Spraying is not very dard men’s pocket watch is the Swiss Ave. H igh B lood New details of the suicide ritual quickly and each cultist died within Carter. 28, of Boise, Idaho, and Stephens said the'red pine scale in successful, because the insect is un Grande Complication which retailed Thursday, 12:23 p.m. ELSIE ALL FLAVORS came today from one of the handful four to five minutes — a brief period Michael Prokes, 32. of Modesto, sect “has never been .described der the tree bark” and outward signs for $58,900 in June. —Medical call to Penney High Pressure! of People’s Temple member who es of agony. Calif. School. With Coupon and $7.50 Purchase. Good to Sat 11 25. caped the mass deaths, including a “It was evident that this was not a Layton has been charged with five Thursday, 9:08 p.m. I HAVE YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE KE CREAM report that hundreds were told of drill,” Rhodes said. “People started counts of murder and three of —Medical call to the Holiday their fate but that only one woman going into convulsions, foam came Inn on Roberts Street. CHECKED FREE attempted murder in Saturday night [ About Town 3 We Will Also Carry a Full Line of Fresh Capons, tried to object. from their lips and many were airstrip massacre that killed Rep. Tod^, 1:09 a m. —Vehicle Roaming Chickens, Beitville Turkeys, Fresh Tur The followers of the Rev. Jim crying.” Leo Ryan. D-Calif., three American accident with injuries at the ' nhen. Sat, Nov. 25,1978 Jones shouted down the protester and The group became panicky, and journalists and a would-be sect Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, corner of Main and Prospect keys & Geese at Competitive Prices for Your streets. Holiday Needs. branded her a “traitor.” Jones shouted into the camp's defector in the violence that ap will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the LU 92 Today, 1:36 a m. —Vehicle with This Coupon S $7.50 Purchase. Good to Sat. 11/25. Jones practiced the “revolutionary loudspeaker system: “You must die parently triggered the suicides. Teen Center Annex of f^nchester accident with injuries at the m Recreation Center. The meeting is corner of Main and Murray nnhere. open to all area men interested in streets. Weatomi Phamiacir singing four-part barbershop har Today, 5:26 a.m. —Medical 499 HARTFORD ROAD USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK rttfaimo National Forecast mony.- call to the police station, 497 BONELESS 30002 Tolland St. City Miami Beach c 80 70 Today, 7:21 a.m. —Medical Albuquerque Milwaukee cy 40 29 All residents of Mayfair Gardens call to 15 Myrtle St. coot Anchorage Minneapolis pc 28 22 are invited to participate in n kitchen TiNkE. 10 AM to IDO PM SHOULDER ROAST LB. Asheville Nashville pc 61 51 - social Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Cronin Atlanta A COMMUNITY BtRVICg OF: FRESHLY GROUND New Orleans pc 83 64 Hall. Billings New York V pc 49 48 ^A . Birmingham Oklahm Cty pc, 63 46 ^ 3000 Boston Omaha c 33 22 ■ The annual Book Fair of Robertson W estowri^ljannacy, Inc. Brwnsvll, Tx lean pork Philadelphia pc 52 44 ■ School is scheduled for Monday NIONItT rilO ntA TM IS M 3 - B a 3 0 Buffalo Phoenix sy 67 57 ■ through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to Being taken on a shopping 2 Chrlstn, S.C. Pittsburgh cy 52 39 ■ tour is what happens to most -AND THE GONNKTICVTI (Jiicago 3:30 p.m. The fair will also be open husbands, says our neigh (KEAN SPRAY. Portland, Me. s 31 27 ■ Tuesday during a spaghetti supper lELLOOR Cleveland Portland. Or. cy 37 bor. 00 26 r from 5:30 to 7 p.m. WHOLE Columbus Providence r 39 34 ■ 16 01. Dallas Richmond c 54 42 ■ CRANBERRY SAUCE UriW EATM A rOTOCAST O Denver St. Louis pc 56 35 ■ Manchester Lodge of Masons will TOWN OF MANCHESTER DOMINO For period ending 7 a.m. EST 11/25/78. During Friday Des Moines Salt Lak Cty pc 54 28 ■ have its annual meeting, including DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CANADA DRY Detroit San Antonio pc 73 65 ■ election installation of officers, Dec. LIGHT BROWN, DARK BROWN, night, snow will fall in Colorado changing to rain in Duluth Oklahoma and most of Texas, while mostly fair skies will San Diego r 70 58 ■ 4 at Mama Mia’s Caterers, Tolland CONFECTIONARY El Paso San Francisco c 61 50 ■ Turnpike. The event will open with a prevail throughout the rest of the nation. Hartford 4 San Juan pc 87 76 ■ cash-bar happy hour at 6 p.m. Reser NOTICE OF LEAF PICKUP SODA Honolulu Seattle cy 40 37 ■ vations may be made with Eric Sin- 32 OZ. ALL FLAVORS Connecticut Weather Houston Spokane cy 29 27 ■ The following streets are schedifled for, leaf collection this coming week. Home owners, on SUGAR Indianapolis namon, president; John 0. Nelson, the streets listed below, who wish to have yard leaves collected are requested to rake leaves DAIRY DEPT.------FROZEN DEPT. Tampa pc 79 65 ■ Norman Pierce or Alexander Partial clearing by afternoon. Warmer with the highs Jackson, Mss. Washington c 52 47 : ■ to the street line. This should be done prior to the Monday of the week of collection. Property BORDEN'S BIRDSEYE Mathers. around 50 or around 9 to 10 C. Fair tonight with the lows Jacksonville Wichita pc 60 34 ■ owners are requested to make certain that no foreign objects such as stones, branches, cans from the mid 20s to the low 30s. Saturday mostly suoi)j/.v Kansas City PEAS & . c-clear;, cl-clearing; or any other material, other then /m v m or grau, are placed in the windrows. Mixed leaf with the highs in the mid 40s. Probability of precijiij^Uqn Vegas cloudy: f-fair: hz-haze: A free blood pressure clinic'will be ORANGE l< PEARL ONIONS looz 20 percent this afternoon and near zero toriighCan|^J^tuf- .Little Rock missing; pc-partly-clou^y; r- held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. piles WILL NOT BE PICKED UP. In case of inclement weather, the leaf prograjn may be .CAL BIRDSEYE day. Winds westerly 15 to 20 mph rain; sh-shq^|^^.jjp^it^)kej at Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford delayed a few days. Please do not call Highway Office regarding unlistra streets as the JUICE around 10 mph tonight. Saturdavnorthwq^riyi^wi^atffi sn-snowj?7sy.ifo|ni;j.;t^^ Road, Manchester. schedule is flexible depending upon work load and weather conditions. m a z o l a creasing to 15 to 20 thunWi^fTOfete-S^^ Th* atigM* IM m I Im Iow are gcIwdulMl for llw wook of Novombor 271h. COOL WHIPsozS? Members of Manchester Rod and Academy Street Elwood Road Middle Tnpke. East Richard Road Long Island m 'Outlook Qun Club will meet tonight at 7:30 at Adelaide Road FlowgK-Street (Woodbridge Street to Riverside Drive CORN OIL I< MRS. SMITH Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., American Legion Drive Franklin Street Bolton Town Line) Robert Road D>ng Island Sqund to Watch .fliH. R.L and Ji^pfttault vv outlook for Sunday thru'Tuesday ’ Gerard Street to pay respects to the late Harold Ardmore Road Munroe Street Steep Hollow Lane . MARGARINE 26.02. , . Point: Small craft advisory^in effect. Periods q( ^iiife«’-. A.h4ass;, h,I. & Conn.: Variable cloudiness with chance Goodwin Street PUMPKIN PIE Simmons, who was a member. Benton Street New Bolton Road Stephen Street ding early today, followed by fai'r weather tonight,. B^w' pLa.f^iiHowers or snow flurries Sunday Fair Monday Branford Street Greenhill Street Nye Street Strant Street 1 = pressure system centered over eastern Canada willln(i.ve,a|d Tuesday. DaYtime highs in the'upper 30.s to mid 40s. Brookfield Street Huntington Street Parker Street Summit Street AT FRANK’S LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY V AT FRANK’S LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY The annual Harvest Bazaar of St. Byron Road (East Center to (Middle Tnpke. Bast to northeastward to Gaspe Peninsula.by tOTight. Cold front: Citferiiigh^^ the upper 20s to mid 30s early Sunday Bridget Rosary ^ i e t y ^ill take DUNCAN HINES BAKER'S jassociated with low, will jnove acijfiss area ^Hjy’ t^ay*i (fijollng into the low to middle 20s by early Tuesday, Coburn Road Jean Road Porter Street) East Center Street) place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ^ u th e rly winds 15 to -25 hnots; vshifting weStdBy .hefhre^iv V^elm'bnt; Mostly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Flurries' Thanksgiving Spirit tjpne Street - Lake Street Parker Street View Street ’ in St. Bridget School cafeteria. A ^ k Street Wadsworth Street C A K E MIX diminishing to 10 to 20 knots this afteriiopii to -likely north and west. Clearing Tuesday. Colder. Highs Lenox Street I’Woodbridge Street to ANY FLAVOR EXCEPT ANGEL ANGEL COCONUT Constmctipn workers on New State Road, Manchester, enter doffee shop and kitchen will be open Drescher Road Wadsworth Street East northwesterly winds 10 to 15knOta'tonr'’-’“^“'’}.^tucday,‘ mainly 25 to 35. " Lows• — in= the .teens .to around ... 20. Lilley-Street East Center Street) into the spirit of Thanksgiving by dressing for the occasion, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Durkin Street Marshall Road Pitkin Street ,, . Walker Street -i Visibility 1 to 3 miles, varihbte lKlp'w.' Iile,lri rain and Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of a few flurries even while on the job. Donned in turkey garb, beak and all, is Elarl Street Meadow Lane Plymouth Lane Waranoke Road ^ O o c o o u t i fog, improving to more than 5 mMes iate today. Average north Sunday and Monday, otherwise fair through the 7 0Z. Frank Kapsia of the Frank Kapsia and ^ n Construction Co., Manchester Barracks, World War I ^ East Center Street Middle Tnpke. Ea^ Porter Street Welcome Place wave heights diminishing to I .hr 3 f ^ t today. 1 to 2 feet period. Daytime highs in the upper 20s north to upper 30s iVetei^pns. and Auxiliary will meet ’ Elro Street (Main Street to Putnam Street Wellman Road 11195 tonight ' - —..*1. n -----,-i.A t— . . . . . Monson, ^ and collar is Edward (Middle Tnpke. to Byron south. Overnight lows in the teens to low 20s. Sunday at 2 p.m. at the VFW Home. Woodbridge Street) Perrett Place - With Thii Coupon A $7.50 Purch»«. Good lo Sit. 11Z25 with Thii'Coupon i $7.50 Purchate Good lo Sat. 11/25 Rd.) Raymond Road Mye,r^i. also ofjMonson. (Herald, plibto by Pinto) I Refreshments will be served. ' ' * ■. .
. ,4 ■ PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,. Fri.. Nov, 24, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 24. 1978 — PAGE FIVE " Dance Set ALL A&P STORES OPEN SUNDAY Little Utility Did Fine Until Bureaucrats Noticed It cniimmiif/^u’ \ m__ . l.. . _...... ' ...... , As Benefit SOUTHWICK, Mass. (UPI) — Fletchfer’s Electric papy-'s service. Fletcher gets the feeling the paper he we would have been better off if we had been allowed to individual who would take the responsibility to make a 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Light Co., a pint-sized utility that serves 292 Connecticut spends countless hours shuffling just ends up gathering exist as we had always existed,” Fletcher said. common sense judgment in dealing with something this, MANCHESTER—The Manchester customers, was doing just fine until' 20th Century dust on an agency shelf. He doesn’t expect anyone at the PUCA to change 'small." Chapter of Parents Without Partners bureaucrats caught up with it more than a year ago. “Because of our record, because we had operated for 46 things. "They don’t want to vary from the rules and will sponsor a benefit dance for the Now Alan Fletcher, the 26-year-old manager of the years, because of our reliability of service and because of “Their hands are tied because they have to go by their regulations," said dejectedly. "We just have to leartl National Foundation March of fwwer company his grandfather founded, spends a lot of the size of our•^compai^y^ company.Jrthink for everybody concerned own rules and regulations,” Fletcher said. “There’s no to live with it.” Dimes, Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 • ■ time filling out complicated forms to please Connec a.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant, Route • ticut's regulatory chiefs. 85, Bolton. The donation will be $3 ' . "At this point. I've had no time to do anything else,” and tickets will be available at the •n * JLi: •. • said an exasperated Fletcher. “This year alone I've per door. ^ ^ •L J*l!U : *1 J• • flQfJ® sonally put in more than two.
Award Set Charter Member 3 In Boljton The Manchester real estate firm of Frechette, Martin and Rothman Inc. has become a charter member of Better Homes and Gardens Items below good this Friday and Saturday. BOLTON - Miss National Real Estate Service. From left are A1 Martin, Herm Michele Vancour, daughter Frechette and Gerald P. Rothman^ owners of the firm. (Herald photo of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley HOUDAYSALE by Pinto) Vancour of 366 West St., Bolton, has been selected by fellow students and faculty at Bolton High m . School to receive the 1979 IS AT CALDOR 2 Good Citizens Award of the ' 4 K National Society In Gerber Post Daughters of the American SPECTACULAR 2-DAY SAVINGS (FRI. & SAT.) Dr. John M. Evans Jr. of Revolution. CALDOR is Your Toy Store! Bureau of Standards Miss Vancour was Bolton recently joined Center for Mechanical i Gerber Scientific, Inc. as Engineering and Process secretary of her freshman PlcamSkateASW H ug’N Talk Dolls deputy^eneral manager of Technology where he was class; president of her by M attel sophomore class; and M l the firm’s systems divi responsible for overall treasurer in her junior and 2 ,8 7 OurB-«-3.^ sion. operations of the center. Senior years. In his new position Evans He received a bachelor's 4 1 2 7 6 ^ She is a member of the V OwR-g.15.88 I will be responsible for degree in physics from National Honor Society and Give a loving hug and she will developing new computer Yale University and a doc PlcamMInlSnawSkis ulter6 different phrases! the Student Council. She 4 7 .7 6 aid^ design and computer tor of philosophy degree in also belongs to the French aided manufacturing physics from the Universi f systems used in a variety ty of Colorado and is Club of which she is 3 , 7 7 OurReO-*®* S n ^ L presently treasurer and is ’'"'!12l.!»lhood. Size* S-XU by Fisher Price of industries such as presently a member of the also a member of the year aerospace, automotive and Society of Manufacturing book committee. shipbuilding for the design Engineers, the Nupierical (Council Meeting 1 4 4■ OurReg.2.19 of new products. Control Society, the Instru IldewalKSWSets Before joining Gerber, ment Society of America Bolton residents are Plastic snap-together beads In 3 shapes. Age 3 mos.-A-yrs, Evans was deputy director and the American Associa asked to attend the .36",purRe«-<®® " ' / f t - of the U.S. Department of tion for the Advancement meeting of the Bolton High 2 3 -6 4 llr. John M. FvanH Jri Commerce's National of Science. School Positive Action , 42” ,OurR*8-®-*® — Pairolredoakski8.1eather Pocket Camera Council Monday at 7; 30 Top by Fisher Price p.m. at Bolton High School. b rin g s , two poles- The group, which said Firm Joins Office Network it's dedicated to continuing TheSno-Surier 2 .8 3 Our Reg. 3.57 William Farley, president of The Farley a variety of professional commercial reall a quality high school in Make-believe camera with see- Co. has announded that his firm is now an estate services including office acquisi-I Bolton, expressed the hope 1 5 ,4 0 a"” thm viewer lor color slides. affiliate member of The Office Network tion, leasing, building management and that all townspeople will f 5 .4 4 Inc. counseling on new office space construc come out in strength to The Office Network is a group of tion. express their feelings and Play Family Mlni-Sus nationally known regional real estate share their views regar by Fisher Price firms, each of which is the dominant of SNET Promotion ding the high school. fice facilities firm in their respective Kelurn I'niform s MANCHESTER — Arnold J. Benson of I N market. 105 Nutmeg Drive has been promoted to Members of the Bolton C ...... Our Reg. 3.57 Formed in 1977, The Office Network is and AB midget football Another great toy for age now comprised of 15 companies in 19 cities supervisor of central office technicians by 1 to 3 years. Southern New England Telephone. He has teams who have not yet Colec6PolY*«jy'®"* across the country. Last year, member returned their uniforms SUdfrA-Bogfl**' firms leased approximately 8 millipn been with SNET since 1971 and was a cen square feet of space representing some tral office repairman at the time of his re are asked to do so Saturday Cadet Stepside Pickup cent promotion. at 1 p.m. at Herrick $'725,(X)0,000 in services. OurRU-l ^ by N ylint He is a graduate of Manchester High Memorial Park. Q y " These Office Network members furnish ForJr.s'’0«-8pe«'®*®^' School and the War# Technical College. 3 .8 8 I JOurRsg.5.79 ' Multicolors and stripes! Jukido Club Safety-play edges. Non-foxic. English Oak Finish! Women’s ‘Blue Jeans’ Cologne Sets Contest 25 ” High Wood Base C Q 1-oz.M lat OurReg.1.99 Cadet Stepside Dump SOUTH WINDSOR - Table Lamps I by N ylint The Indian Valley YMCA Old Spice Musk After-Shave Jukido Club will present its G € K > F V first “ Demonstrating 12.70 Each 4* PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Fri., Nov. 24, 1978 — PAGE NINE WIN A ^5 PRIZE EVERY DAY HERE! FIRST PERSON TO COME INTO THE HERALO RY NOON MONDAY WINS THE PRIZE FIND YOUR NAME USTED ON THESE PAGES THE FIRST PERSON TO COME INTO THE HERALD SY NOON MONDAY WINS THE PRIZE Air Sea Land DOWNTOWN DOES IT BEHER ®Wfestoiwi 2 ? F L O V (203) 646-5725 ‘T^innacy CAKE 4$5 NMIFIW M ; NMCMSIQ Decorating Supplies, nOKMl-MM POR Ine. WE SELL ONLY JEWELRY fWTOoff I HOUDAY OPEN 7 DAYS o n a ll I HOLIDAY See Flo for $ • A.M. TO 9 P.M. SPECIALS BLUE SKY HOME OF THE WORLD’S itutrumenU \ OF FSTESia COM GIVING TMDINQPOST those special T FINEST CANDIES. CANDIES PvnfibemeUe Plut RICCARDO’S MU I, fa n • MiTms o k o n i • KsirMai au holiday cakes OVER TO 'Freight House Pottery r MUSIC CENTER from Vermont ...Candy tool •Slippers •OHAUS Triple Beam THE MOTHER 4 ff'e AUo Have a l 7 7 ; - . ^4 v' -TN't-AtHMli’; k - ) PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri..~Nov. 24. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1978 - PAGE ELEVEN Council OKs Plan On Police Phones Manchestor Parkade charge it with visa or Master Charge « A VERNON — With the new police station exj>ected to be 30‘f' 0 OPEN completed early next year, the Town Council has ap _ Mon, to Sat. Sam to 11pm VOL XXXXVl-No. 11 proved installation of telephone equipment by the Southern New England Telephone Co. Sunday 10am to 6pm The request was made by Chief Herman Fritz and Capt. John Bundy attended the meeting on his behalf. The chief asked the council to waive the requirements Back Stage Crew Annual for bids and to accept the SNET proposal. Chief Fritz Layaway Now! $1 Holds Your Selection... No Service Charge! said the major consideration in selecting the proposal was the ability of SNET to provide around-the-clock set- vice and the firm is governed by the Public Utilities Con Deserves Applause Holiday trol Authority. The police chief has been assured by SNET that if for ■'^^merican Theater and society in any reason something goes wrong with, the com- Holiday Weekend Buys The job ot the lights crew didn’t stop general tend to overemphasize ac there, however. Glen Aliczi, lights Marked ifiunications system, SNET will respond. The company tors and directors. crew chairman, masterminded such has 26 service centers located througout the state and Entire industries are created to feats as the gradual brightening and The Thanksgiving celebration is more than 1,000 technicians are on call, every day, at any give the public every possible look at eventual dimming of the lights, usually one of the biggest weekends hour. They said they provide immediate response for whoever is in the spotlight at a par resulting the rise and fall of the sun. at Manchester High School, and this ^ major problems. ticular time, be he in TV, movie, or There was no special effects crew, year is certainly no exception. The town will eventually own the equipment because on stage. Sock ’n Buskin also has this but there could have been. In one First of all. this week was kind of the utility company allows paying for it over a period of sort of actor-take-all syndrome, scene a thunderstorm is heard, seen, special to all of us, mainly because it ' seven years in monthly payments. Chief Fritz said it is although on a much smaller scale. and almost felt approaching from the only consisted of two and a half days. his understanding that the total installation charge will Boston WARING The actors are seen and heard so’ east. Sound and lights combined to This lack of school seemed to be absorbed under the grant the town received for the - they are the few who receive produce lightning flashes, via Dwight prepare us for the festivities that building of the station. Rocker applause. However, for every actor Hahn and a hand strobe light, and have come to hy synonomous with The company also has a prepayment option which 7 Speed on stagj there are five or more* un very loud thunder off stage right Thanksgiving at MHS. would mean a payment of $20,853 as a one time charge. seen but vitally important crew from a specificlly mounted speaker. The stage was set; with half a day ^ members, “the little people,” who The onstage actors added the final on Wednesday followed by a dance Blender 2 are thanked upon receiving an touch, an almost tangible feeling of that evening, what could go wrong? award. tension in the air. The dance was the annual alumni CofC Lists Prizes^ The casual playgoer, unless he Once the actors were on stage, dance and featured John Dodge as Maple redds his program, has no idea how three other tech crews efforts could DJ. It was really great to see all of In Poster Contest 1 3 »* many people helped build the sets, be seen. One of these was props. the people who had graduated, back or Pine adjust the lights, or print the HAMILTON BEACH 12" b l a c k & WHITE Props is not the most exciting aspect at their old alma mater and it gave EAST HARTFORD — The East Hartford Chamber of FinMh program that he’s reading. of theater; it is a crew for dedicated us a good feeling to know that the Therefore, let's give credit where it Commerce has announced winners of the Chamber’s people who will search high and low process from the dance were going “Help Light the Lights” poster contest. Food Processor Sportable TV is due — to the tech crews of Sock 'n for obscure and hard , to find little to the food bank to help others. uiarmg jlu Buskin. The winners are: Lynn Berry, St. Rose School, black AD-DC Model 4 The dance also had a_ special items needed by the actors. Elyse and white television; Kerry Thurston, St. Christopher Our Reg 119.99 Even before the stage enthusiat flavor, for during the dance the 4 6 *® Segal was the chairperson for the School, clock radio; Beth Brown, Pitkin School, Polaroid arrives, tickets must be printed, highly successful props crew. homecoming king and queen and Colonial charm plus relaxing Slices, chops, grinds and knead$ just A speed for every blending need! 100% solid state chassis. Fast warm camera; Jorge Brown, St. Rose School, video television Easy-clean removable blades. Recipe sold, and the sales must be recorded. The actors’ costumes were Trying To Gain Ground their courts were announced. The comfort. All hardwood. Pine or maple about everything. Super torque up, low power consumption. Dual The ticket crew chairman was Jim game; Craig Tickle, Willowbrook School, video television book included. gathered and taken care of by senior class had voted earlier-, to game; Sylvia Dixon, Hockanum School; watch; Michae' finish. Lovely decorator accent. motor for instant start-up. function single rod antenna. Prenetta for this production. Beacky Bourret, the costumes crew Manchester High School’s Bob Walsh, all three of the MHS touchdowns in the 18-8 decide the homecoming entourage. Upon arriving and entering the tailback, is stopped in his attempt to score his Shaw, Anna E. Norris School, Little Professoi chairperson. Some of her duties in victory. Making the stop is Gregg Kane, East The announcement was taken with calculator; Carrie Soucy, Mayberry School, art supplies auditorium the viewer is met by fourth touchdown of the day against East great fervor with Carol Lundberg as cluded finding three pairs of size ten Catholic cornerback. (Herald photo by Pinto) kit; Beth Warren, East Hartford High School, $25 gifi ushers and politely asked if he would queen and Bob Walsh as king. The woman’s shoes. The make up for the Catholic Thursday. Walsh was responsible for certificate; Sandra Wright, East Hartford High School like help or seating advice. These queen’s court consisted of Ingrid actors, an important factor for show- $25 gift certificate. ^ ushers worked for the house crew, Jacobson. Sue Anderson, and kris STAR WARS PRINT character, was applied by the crew The following offered their support to the poster com headed by Ellen O'Brien. The house headed by Carolyn Egan. Gulbinas, and the king’s court con test: Berner & Sons, Burnham & Brady, Clark Jewelers, NO-IRON crew also sold refreshments during Throughout the performances Water Fountains Have Run Dry sisted of Mark Copeland, Mike intermissions. Coca Cola Bottling Co., Eastern Hardware, East Hart everything went so smoothly that Scholsky, and Jim Longo. This is the ford Gazette, East Hartford public and parochial schools. Once seated, most playgoers most people were unaware that Of the 43 water fountains in MHS, some science classes, shop courses, been stealing handles and spouts first time that Manchester High has proceed to read their programs. only 23 are working, as pointed out a the gymnasium, the cafeteria, and from the fountains, forcing the First Federal Savings, Hartford Clamp Co.. Hartford Spreads anything was going on. Even with the had a homecoming king and I believe Technical Institue, M-K Super Photos, Pratt & Whitney Grace Jaworski was in charge of few weeks ago in the MHS Notes the auditorium. The fountains in the custodians to shut down the water. it will be the start of a tradition. But tech crew chairpeople mentioned in Aircraft and Woodland Auto Body. seeing that enough programs were column. locker rooms ought to be working, The school has been replacing the as tradition goes, the alumni dance this article, there are pver one hun Posters are being displayed in East Hartford printed and that everyone was listed This means that for the first because gym class does make your handles and spouts, but it will be was only a foreshadow of things to and dred unseen workers. Even though businesses, the Raymond Library and the Town Hall. as having worked. She also created they don’t see their name in print, quarter our school has a 53 percent throat dry. The auditorium should some time before'all the fountains come. the cdver illustration. The crew they have the pride of participating average, and is flunking in liquid have working fountains, because will be working again, because it is The following day. Thanksgiving, assets. Drapes who’s success was most obvious, in one of MHS’s finest groups, S ’n B. there are over 300 people there quite an expensive project. Taking an was the scene of the annual ThaVs a Safety Record from the audience’s viewpoint, is Being thirsty around MHS is a little during assemblies like the ski films in-depth look into the situation has — Jim Richardson homecoming football game. It has Twin Size sets. The sets crew', headed by like dehydrating on a raft in the mid we recently saw. shown that there is more to this than been a tradition (4 or 5 years worth) ACCRA, Ghana (UPI) — In 45 years, tourist guide dle of the ocean. Joanne Evans, was responsible for The shop hall should have plenty of meets the eye. - Richard Walden that on Thanksgiving the cross-town Thomas K. Atoo has driven 1.3 million miles without ac Bedspreads constructing the stage setting on and Let us now take a look at the situa fountains for obvious reasons. The rivals, Manchester and East cident— and in West African traffic, that’s some record. EMPIRE around which the actdrs perform. Medics Meet tion, using some of the methods N cafeteria doesn’t really need too Catholic, meet at the Manchester He drove for Speedway Travel and Tours, the Ghana af 63 Inch taught to us in the numerous lab 3-WHEEL POLICE The set for “West Revelation” joined The Manchester High School many fountains though, because field for the annual football show filiate of Avis International, which recently honored him Drapes the long history of fine sets and was Medical Club has had three meetings courses offered at our school. It is most people have milk. Wins Add lip down. Unfortunately the rivalry has for his service. very well built. It portrayed an old so far this year. quite possible that the original In actuality, 19 of 31 are working. In this year’s second math meet, tipped in East’s favor on every occa "CB" Skooter® railroad station. The first meeting of the year was a statistics that have been given may Better, but still not too good. Of sion, but this was different. With stiil 'no actors in sight the tour of two of the important sections not properly reflect the exact situa MHS tied for second place with those, six are in the cafeteria, and Newington High. Manchester toox East by a score of Manchester Public Records sound crew started operations. Chris of Manchester Memorial Hospital: tion. eight are in the girls’ locker rooms in Both teams had scores of 78 points, 18-8... Felleter was in charge of the sound The Emergency Department and the The second floor of MHS contains the pool area. Playing before stands packed with Easy care 50% cotton/50% crew and did an excellent job. various sections of the Lab Depart most of the classrooms. The history, only 9 points behind the meet winner, Warranty deeds The other five are near the office, Conard High. enthusiastic students and friends, the polyester permanent press Throughout the medium theater ment. The latter includes the language, English, science and art in the auditorium area, and in the Joseph L. Swensson Jr: Inc. to Aloysius J. Ciechowski blend with all the great Star Manchester had placed first in the football team did their best to put the sturdy, brightly colored and sounds a difficult undertaking and is Hematology and Urology Labs, the departments hold a majority of shop hall. The classroom area lacks and Stephanie B. Ciechowski, property on Vernon Street, Wars characters on dark meet previous to this one. The right finishing touches on the rustproofed for outdoor use. Makes often considered a success if average Blood Bank, and the Pathology Lab. classes on this floor. It should follow working fountains, and it seems Thanksgiving festivities. With the $69,900. blue background. Capitol Area Math League consists of John J. Malerba and Irene T. Malerba to Sylvia I.' real motor sound. results come through. The phone At the second meeting, Lee Silvers- then, that since there is a concentra strange that of those available for the half time presentation of the 14 large school teams and ap Smith and Isabelle S. Smith, property at 186 Wells St., ringing and siren were both ac tein, who pub''shed a book about his tion of students found on this floor, boys’ locker rooms, two are w orking homecoming king, queen, and courts, proximately 20 small school teams. $61,500. complished with live cues from the work involving alcoholics and drug most of the working fountains should One of these is in the pool area, near everything seemed complete. For Manchester’s “A” team, ^ m e y T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. Peterman Jr. to actors. Through the use of stereo addicts, gave a lecture concerning also be found on this floor. the most water in the school. With the final whistle, Manchester senior Scott Freedman had a perfect John J. Malebra and Irene T. Malebra, property at 690 sound and good (by school standards) his work. We had an impressive turn Well, apparently something is Now it looks as if those original High School's Thanksgiving came to speakers, quality sound was out. and he was able to answer our wrong. On the second floor four out score of eighteen points, one of many Hillstown Road, $73,500. figures were fairly accurate, and it perfect scores for him. a close, but it was certainly a V Donald Gould and Phyllis F. Gould to Leon M. produced. many questions. of 12 fountains are working. This seems like the school should be doing tremendous occasion. Sure, the Ron Apter, also a senior, had 15 Labowski and Mary Labowski, property at 136-138 W. During the overture the lights Our third meeting brought us an in means that only 33 percent of the something about the situation. Until turkey and pumpkin pie are points. Junior, Bill Halldin earned 14 Center St., $53,900. dimmed and the actors appeared. teresting talk with Dr. Romeo, an fountains are giving water to thirsty they do, if you are the kind that traditional, but around MHS the points, and sophomore Courtland Quilrlaim deeds area dermatologist. students. What do water fountains requires much liquid refreshment, spirit of homecoming seemed almost Sears finished with nine points. Sun Oil Co. of Pennsylvania to The Grove Corp., Fa- Dr. Romeo talked about the many know about statistics and scientific bring a thermos. as strong. From Manchester High different aspects of his profession, methods anyway? This gave MHS a team total of 73 byan. Conn., property on Hartford Road, $98,000. Apparently, though it is not all the and High School World — Happy including career information. ■ He points, and (his score was increased Jerry Bosworth to Rosalyn Dianne Bos worth, property NHS Reunion The first floor contains the office, fault of the school, students have Thanksgiving! — Peter Krupp also answered our questions concer by five points gained in the team at 517 Woodbridge St., no conveyance tax. The Verplanck Chapter of the ning acne, which makes up 40 percent question round. Building permits National Honor Society will hold an of his cases, and other skin problems. ”B” team scores for MHS included Anniversary Gift Harold Parent for Helen St. Laurent, roof repair at 47 alumni reunion on Friday. Dec. 22, at The turn-out for the club meetings Hike Termed a Suceess a 15 for senior Karen Johnson, seven NEW YORK (UPI) — Doctors at Gerard St., $1,000. Manchester High School. has been excellent. This year the club for Tess Mazzotta, a near perfect 17 Wallace Sliauger, stove at 451 Woodland St., $950. Last Sunday, while many of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical All Manchester High alumni who offered the more diversified fields approximately 6 p.m. All fn all, the points for junior Steve Reich, a 12 for Greenway Electric for Sun Oil Co., sign at 436 Center | Manchester’s finest were still Bill Nighan, and eight for Jeff Lom Center marked the institution's 50th were members of the National Honor ol rnedicine. Professionals in the day was well worth the effort, for the anniversary by making personal gifts St., $250. medical field ranging from doctors to sleeping or relaxing over a cup of fresh air was welcome after a week bardo. Sophomore Mike Syrh had Clayton Howard,, stove and chimney at 215 Keeney St., | Society are invited to attend this reu coffee and the morning paper, four totaling $2 million toward the technicians to paramedics discuss in school. Of course, there were the eight points, and both Andy Ronowne $200. LIONEL nion, to be held from one to three in teen ambitious members of the MHS center’s current capital campaign. HORSMAN the alternoon. The location of the and demonstrate their occupations. usual blisters, scrapes, and bruises nad Mary Holt ended with six points. James Beihumeur, sign at 72 Oak St., $100. Outing Club were trudging through The funds, contributed over a five reunion will be the teachers’ The club meets the first and third here and there, but that’s par for the The next meet will be held in Marriage license the wilds of the Southern Berkshires. course. December. - Richard Walden year period, are from physicians, Super Crash Washable cafeteria. Wednesdays of every month, at dentists and scientists. - Thomas G. Morrison and Cynthia C. Lukas, both of | The Society would like to hear Manchester Memorial Hospital. The day hike, led by club advisor, Therefore, if you like the outdoors, Manchester, Dec. 2 at Second Congregational. Mr. Arthur Glaeser, Mr. Paul from all of the alumni in order to Our next meeting, Wednesday, are in need of a little exercise, or just "100"™ Race Set Your Baby™ Doll Dec. 6, will host Dr. Norman, an ear, Rashaw, Ms. Barbara Moraitis, and plain want to get away from it all, give present members an idea of Mr. and Mrs. Russek, could be MHS Drivers Are Cautioned nose and throat specialist, speaking why not come to the next Outing Club college life and careers after college. termed a success except for a few on the different aspects of his field. If meeting. If you, as an alumnus, have minor mishaps. One week ago, two MHS seniors volve young people? you have even the slightest interest Winter plans include cross-country anything to contribute, please attend The group left the high school at 8 were killed in a car accident, either There are no definitive answers. ' NATIVE APPLES ' this reunion, as its success depends in health related fields, come and see skiing, tobogganing, and ice fishing of whom I knew. a.m., and drove to the Northwestern Despite the required Drivers’ Educa MAC INTOSH CORTLAND, primarily on your participation. what this club can do for you Spring plans remain indefinite, but tion ciasses, the brainwashing of ug corner of Connecticut. The goal for Yet, the fact that they were both DELICIOUS. WINESAP, RED-IDA APPLES Two power passer cars with crash -(-Kevin Davids, Naim Dahr will probably include more ly, after-the-fact, “could happen to Just waiting for a little "Mom" to take the day was to conquer Bear Moun seniors and had both attended MHS is BEAUTIFUL GIFT BASKETS bodies. Two push button controls. backpacking and camping trips„and a strong enough bond to have you" films, and the constant care of her! Moveable head, arms, tain, a peak with an elevation of 2,355 possibly a canoeing trip. FRESH APPLE CIDER «PURE CIDER VINEGAR Includes 8 track sections feet. affected me. The crash occurred just hammering in of ’’drive carefully” legs. Complete with one outfit. So if you've got the interest,' or a few streets from my home, and at rules, commercials, and statistics, This goal was attained, and after suggestions'for future activities, stop eating lunch at the top, the trail led that time the electricity flicked off more kids die each year in car ac FERRANDO ORCHARD by at the next meeting. We re open to for several seconds, while two lives cidents. BIRCH MOUNTAIN RO., QLASTONBURV P%ere he fj; TI kS downward along scenic ravines. (almost) any possibilities! — Pattv were doing the same. Of all the many theories concer 3 MIIm Beyond VHo't RMtouranI The club returned to Manchester at Shirer y^ofoe cofn’in^ "What a shame,” was the common ning why this happens, I tend to at- V OPEN 7 DAYS / remark heard in every household in ^I tribute it to one in particular. Manchester when the news spread. As teen-agers we re young, and in m High School World Notes Tongues clicked, parents warned, our youth we feel ourselves in and complaints arose at how unsafe destructible, immune to death, and the roads are. The MHS juke box has developed we,take chances. We drive faster, ig an affection for the song, “Hot Child The boys’ basketball team has A week from not it will be com nore stop signs, dodge cops. in the City." Nick Gilder. Iwgun practice for the '78-’79 season. pletely forgotten . . . in most homes. We’re too caught up in lining to •> Krause The box plays the song over and Returning vets include John Haslett, Another accident, a few more deaths think why. or what if. Yf^alcohol. Ron Apter, Walter Adamy, Chris will have been swept under the rug. drugs, and distracting passengers FLORIST A GREENHOUSES over, and ref ses to give it up — no WEEKLY SPECIAL matter how many times the reset Boser, and Rich Keopsel, among What is the problem? Why did are definite contributions, but the %nner others. these two die? Why do most sense of immortality that pervades MON. THRU SAT. button is pressed. The song itself is a PRSSH FLOWER poor excuse for disco music, com automobile fatalities in America in: the thinking of most teen-agers is; •O U O U S T S . •2.49 C A S H A CARRY bining a consistently dull drum beat perhaps, an all-encompassing PSR S U N C H reason. •at HARTFORD RO.. MANCHESTER with horrible lyrics in order to create SO-HSS OR •AS'SSM A meeting of citizens concerned I f l I f l i n 'largest Heloil Oromer tm MmnrkttUr*' tremendous headaches. with the open cam pu& ncept was * * * i T i d H U l I c l I I l This may indeed affect any age held at MHS last Monday. Word has Three Manchester High School group to some extent, but death is a much more alien possibility to a The Homecoming, game that was it that the meeting had it’s fair share students have lost their lives in OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! played yesterday certainly had a healthy 17 year old, than it is to a 45 of objectors to the whole idea. Cer automobile accidents this year.,_^ year old. strange name. The contest was a tainly these people have a point. The The editors and staff of The Hi^h home game - for East Catholic. Oh The tangible aspect of this privilege has been misused by ijiany School World woujf^like to extend problem, though, is not the.reason. well — it was interesting anyway. - but not all. There must be some their deepest sympathies to the atlas bantlq ------but the fact that lives end, destinies way to control the untruly population families and friends of Richard are sealed on the road, in cai*^; All we • 24 Hour Emergency Service Next week’s “High School World Hagenow, Mark DiPietro, and Greg of-MHS without denying the can do now is resolve to make the ef- Notes” will mark a very special oc pleasures of the ruly. I hope that that Pease. We, along with the rest of the • Burner Sales & Service fortto be careful when driving and to casion for vours truly. It will be my will be taken into consideration MHS student body, grieve the loss of • Clean Heating Oils fiftieth article published in the World our colleagues. think alraut our futures and oui before open campus is dropped en families, and not bet on getting a se in the Iasi two years. tirely. — Mike Wilson We offer our prayers. 649-4595 cond chance. — C.V. Egan Call L's For Your Home Heating And Air Conditioning Needs... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Nov. 24, 1978- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , F ri, Nov'2^ 197a' Commentary by Jacques Clafin fH m irliPstpr Eiipiiim j H pralfi 40th wedding anniversary I Manchester — A City of Village Charm Manchester Parkade Founded Oct, 1, 1881 Rhodesian Whites Slandinj^ Fast Mr. and Mrs. JuSiin Shimanski of 156 Union St. Open Monday Thru Saturday Nites Til 9 PM Published by (he Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Sqyare. observed their 40th wedding aniversary Nov. 19 at a sur • Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPD - Pomp, boo^y parties, violent death suggestion that the white minority is relationsnips Open Sunday Noon Til 5 PM prise party at Mama Mia’s in Manchester. At a garden party a woman happily and searinjg anguish have become in the throes of war psychosis. And To escape the pressures, whites The coupie wasfmarried Nov. 19, 1938 at St. Bridget \ 1 Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. Un>led Press luternaliufial downs gin and tonics until she daily leatufes of life for Rhodesia’s outwardly there is plenty of evidence are leaving Rhodesia in increasing Church in Manchester. ‘ recognizes one ol the guests as a 260,000 whites who. outnumbered by of order, stability, purpose and con numbers. Those who stay note a Hosting the party were their children, Mr. and Mrs. --Customer------Service —> 647-9946 Harold E. Turkinoton. ExecuUve Editor depressing shortage of people able to Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publlsher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor military buddy of her late brother. blacks "ik to 1, are shouldering the tinuity. Charles Shimanski of Coventry, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nisbet provide vital services. Thus reminded of her brother’s burden/of a war they cannot win. The national radio runs a daily ser of Coventry, R.I., and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Orlowski of “First my dentist left the country. death weeks earlier at the hands of The/policy is business as usual. It's vice, with guest preachers reminding ■ Manchester. They also have eight grandchildren. Then my optician went, Now the doc Approximately 80 guests from Massachusetts, Rhode black nationalist guerrillas, she a br^ve front which does not quite listeners of their Christian duty, the Opinion tor has gone," says a letter in Island. Connecticut and Belgium, attended. breaks down, weeping and screaming conyeal the fraying of nerves. war notwithstanding. Mr. Shimanski retired from the Pratt & Whitney Divi hysterically. Government officials bristle at the Salisbury's Sunday Mail. "This is sion of United Technologies Corp. after 42 years. Mrs. DutiSully, the radio continues to getting quite alarming and makes me Shimanski has been retired 10 years. (Herald photo by provide detailed weather reports lor wonder to whom I can turn — the Pinto) Fund Restrictions NO, TME SR?l?r6SEMlNAE. lovely outlying districts — which witchdoctor?" Apparently the town’s board grants is being placed on IS po w n the m a u ... t h is because of the war can no longer be Those who stay to face an uncer of directors are beginning to alleged unreasonable restric CLASS 9 EAL.SW1TM CWIUP visited. tain iuture under majority rule College Notes see the light. tions, it is considered fact use thp But in Salisbury, things usually are deride emigration as "taking the KMfOHB A? IN as. gap." Those who drive to South At*.this week’s directors most people are in favor of so calm that polic^arry weapons Greg Lareau, son of John Lareau of 22 Prospect St., only when on special duty. You can Africa through the border post of Manchester, has been awarded a freshman Achievement meeting, as at last week’s, a receiving federal housing still go out at any time and feel quite Beitbridge are said to be racing in Scholarship by Providence College, Providence, R.I. near record crowd attended, funds. the "beitbridge 500." sale walking on the clean, wide Lareau is a graduate of East Catholic High School and So far this year Rhodesia has lost most of whom were interested In the past Manchester has avenues lined with magnificent flam ft majoring in pre-medicl biology at Providence College. more than 7,500 whites through in the proposed HUD housing received and benefitted from boyant and jacaranda trees. funds from the Federal emigration. M^ny more say they Beauty Spa at Sea plans. ^ If you return to find the phone on Department of Housing and would go if tile government did not . NEW YORK (UPD — Queen Elizabeth 2 will become the AfteT last week’s meeting the blink, a friendly repairman will limit what a family can lake out to world s largest beauty spa at sea this winter when the the directors were criticized Urban Development. be around to fix it within hours. .$1,500. tz***m !i ship sails Jan. 4 on a 13-day Caribbean cruise from New and justifiably so, for not The question is not whether But this attitude is not universal. York. Pharmacists say they are selling recessing the meeting to the town should receive Out in the war zones, there remain 2 The QE 2 s "Health, Beauty & Fitness Cruise" will ever larger quantities oi scores of farmers, people ranging in larger quarters so all in federal monies, because most tranquilizers and sleeping pills. have a distinguished roster of lecturers, activity leaders Sale! age from the 20s to the 80s who stick and consultants, including Arlene Dahl, motion picture terested persons Would have people would agree to receive Girls Pretty Family life among whites is taking to their speads tenaciously, hell-bent star, beauty consultant and author of 14 best-selling beau the opportunity to attend and the funds. ty books. Holiday Dresses a beating. Lawyers say the divorce on weathering an increasingly brutal www&ewsoiiJiisii be heard. However, at what point do rate is rising sharply. black guerrilla campaign to convert Reg. 13.00 to 26.00 town officials say to HUD what white farming areas into "liberated This week’s meeting was a Marriage counsellor Pamela Engaged Births different story. restrictions can or cannot be territory. ” Pelling says people living under cons "There’s going to be one hell of a 25% Off The meeting was originally accepted. tant stress expect more than their 4 The engagement of Miss punch-up before the gooks drive me Tomko of 7 Ward St., DeLisle, Autumn Bernice, daughter of Hand-smocked.:ked. Famous make. scheduled for the basement of The question is not the partners can provide. Couples grow Christine Mary Tomko of Rockville. She is also the Schw'arz, Justin Robert, son of Robert off this place. ” says a burly 26-year- Alvina Moquin DeLisle of 79 Brooklyn St., Now 9 apart because men go out on lengthy Rockville to Daniel aaugnter oi tne late John W. and Suzanne Caputo Schwarz of 136 the Center Congregational money but restrictions which old coffee grower living near the Rockville. She was born Oct. 30 at Sizes 4 reserve stints while worrying about Edward Anderson of Ver R. Tomko. Taylor St., Vernon. He.was born Nov. 16 at Church and was recessed to would be placed on it. eastern border with Mozambique. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her their careers and tend to ignore their non has been announced by Mr, Anderson is the son Rockville (General Hospital. His paternal larger upstairs facilities when The money should be He shows visitors his pickup truck, ber mother, Mrs. John R. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. wives' motional needs. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richard Moquin of 88 Oak St. She has a accepted to be used to the best a machine that can deal death as Anderson of 170 Warren Tracy of 94 Cemetery Road, Vernon. His the size of the crowd became brother, Bryce, 3; and a sister, Tammy, 4. apparent. advantage for the people of One prominent 'Sq/isbury attorney easily as it can cart supplies now that Ave., Vernon. material grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. it has been fitted with mine- Joseph A. Caputo of 15 Morris Court, East Manchester. says frequent separation foments Tlie bride-elect Brown, .Maiiliew, son of Robin Y. and No action was taken on the protecting plating and snotgun graduated from Rockville Hartford. We urge the directors to ask suspicion between husbands and Donna M. Sirianni Brown of 262 Green Sale! HUD proposals and none was wives, often drives them to drink, barrels that let off hunar^ds’ of High School in 1977. She is Road. He was born Nov. 5 in London, employed at Nelson really expected. themselves at what point and occasionally leads to adulterous pellets with the push ot buttonsTnside England. His maternal grandparents are Girls Nylon Freightways. I Older Secretaries should the restrictions stop and the cabin. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sirianni of 262 Following the public hearing Lee Roderick Her fiance graduated I NEW YORK (UPD - Secretaries | Green Road. His paternal grandparents Quilt Robes on the HUD question, the to support and govern .in the from Rockville High iji: 45 years and older are generally S be?t interests of the citizens. are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of 543 i|i; "more loyal than younger women," $: Reg. 15.00 matter was adjourned to next School in 1976 and from Woodbridge St. His maternal great jThe point remains however, Samuel I, Ward Technical g according to a story in International week when discussion and False Television Ads Opposed grandmother is Mrs. C. Sirianni pf I Management magazine. jii: whether the directors will College in 1978. He is a Newington. His paternal great 10.99 possible action on the question lieutenant in the Vernon g The McGraw-Hill publication at- S Ksffe/ (''-V carefully consider the input WASHINGTON - “If you’re Nov. 24, The agency will then American Dental Association, Pertschuk’s involvement to date, grandmother is Mrs. R. Robins of Embroidered 8i laced. of HUD and Community g tributes the findings to Kay Sykes, g selling, Charlie’s Mom is buying ... Fire Departpient and. is Manchester. „ Azure or pink. they have received and act ac proceed with its rule-making. National Association of Elementary said the industries, “will lie as a time emplcned at Gerber Scien I managing director of . a British g Development funds is When Charles sees something he Sizes 4 to 14. cordingly or disregard it and The FTC has proposed a three-part School Principals, American Public bomb at the base of all that will be tific fcstrument in South Gupta, Pavan Kumar, son of Dinesh K. V employment agency specializing ip g scheduled. likes, he usually gets it. Just ask change in TV commercials: (1) a ban Health Association, and American Windsot,. g older secretaries. g move in whatever direction done ... in this proceeding from here and Alka Gupta Gupta of 12 Partridge General Mills, McDonalds or Mattel. on all advertisements directed at Academy of Pediatrics. The couple is planning an g Besides being more loyal than g to its administrative conclusion.” Hollow Lane, Vernon. He was born-Nov. Last week, the possibility of appeals to them at the time. Of course, if you want to sell children younger than 8 who are “too A spokesman for the latter group, Aug. 4 wedding at the A .younger women, Ms. Sykes says they g ss “The ban on broadcast advertising 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His 4 . placing the question of the The board has made a com Charlies, you have to catch him when young to understand the selling pur which represents more than 15,000 Sacred Heart Church in, maternal grandparents arq Inder S. and g bring a 'wealth of commercial g / / o ; ^ . Q q of cigarettes did not produce a HUD. proposals before the mitment to at least consider he’s sitting down ... Lucky for you, pose" of advertising; (2) a ban on the children’s doctors, said the “special N Vernon. (Nassiff photo) g experience with them. g decline in smoking,” argues Everett Suman Gupta of Ramkuti, Bilari, India. Charlie’s into TV” advertising of highly sugared His paternal grandparents are Banwarilal voters in a referendum was' the possibility of'a referendum protection” traditionally afforded H. Erlick, senior vice president of American products to children under 12, who and Vidya Gupta of Jodhpur, India. discussed. It is reported such children in such areas as the signing the American Broadcasting Com question. ’• parents don’t presumably can't evaluate the dental / ' discussion may again take It is up to them now, whether of contracts or the purchase of liquor panies Inc. “And there is little S a '® ' need to read this risks involved in eating them; and should be extended to include televi reason to suggest that restricting place, at the next- scheduled next week or in December to national trade All Our (3) a requirement that advertisers of sion advertising. advertising of sugared products on Machine May Prevent meeting. • follow through on their original journal advertise those sugared products still allowed “Ideally, broadcasters and adver television would miraculously stop Levi’s Jeans The directors are finally commitment. ment to know on TV pay for corrective television tisers would display appropriate children from eating these products. Blood Disease Attacks Boys, Girls, Teens beginning to move in the right They should consider the th e ir own ads giving dental and nutritional responsibility and restraint, and “If approved by the FTC, the ban Charlies is into messages. refuse to exploit children in this Would simply send advertising . WASHINGTON (UPD — Doctors at Such a technique was effective in Young Men direction by giving th ^ people opinions of the people while ‘’ ' ” • ' 7 . 9 9 TV. In fact, if he’s As the public comment period on manner,” said a spokesman for the dollars into other media.” / three medical cente'rs plan to begin /.educing sickle cell crises, but it is con the opportunity to speak and keeping in rnind what restric like most children, he’s into it to the these rules neared a close, a coalition preliminary human testing next year of a pediatricians. “Unfortunately, this Erlick’s argument is not Altogether sidered cumbersome and not very effec listening to them when they do. tions on the funds could be tune of 25'/2 hours a week. of 46 health, education, labor and machine designed to prevent the periodic tive. . * Specially doesn’t seem to be happening.” He responsive, as there is no medium - During the year at that rate, he public activist groups met in painful and. disabling attacks caused by Dr. Albert L. Babb of the University of '.While the latest emphasis on accepted in the best interest of emphasized, however, that “the job that comes remotely closq to having sees some 20,(KX) commercials — sickle cell anemia. Washington took a different approach. He Christmas A t ' Priced HUQ and community fund all concerned. Washington the other day in support of monitoring television’s influence the persuasive effect on jAhildren as The inherited and incurable blood dis took a kidney dialysis machine, which S \ t e 9 Thousands of Levl'sl most of them for sugared foods, fast- of the FTC position. on the child ultimately rests with the TV. ease affects, an estimated 50,000 removes impurities from the blood, and' figncB J^alis Art snii JniportB Corduroys & OenimsI food restaurants, and toys. Adver “Never before has there been a family.” ' Televisioh adve^jSSi’s have indeed V Americans, mostly blacks. modified it so that jt would’treat blood unique gifu & icceni decor Every size. Every color. X S 'iM Other Editors, Say tisers spend over a half billion better opportunity to help change a Meanwhile, industries who make exploited the innocence of our They are ubjected to ' recurrent with sodium cyanate and then remove the All At Low PrIcesI ' *' dollars annually to entice Charlies system that permits children to be considerable profits from the children to get at our pocketbooks. episodes when large nuijibers of thpif red cyanate before the blood is returned to the ^>***-*—<* ■ » « ■ SouthSirMt ' ■a and millions qiirother children into manipulated for firivate gain,” said >»Aooo.n,m«„, U No-CfloiU i f ^ ’ S a le ! WoonHorkrt (R.I.) (iull; of things. There are many things to children's market have come out And it is high time for a change in blood cells form crescent or sickle shapes. body. talking their parents into buying Peggy Charren, president of one of swinging. They scored a major psy These "sickled'_^ cells are unable to pass from ASA folio* signs to Halo Homcsltsd p^.v/ Qj^ig Sweaters Not enough of us voted in the re do — nufny things to be done. their approach. At the same time, Prototypes of the- sickle cell machine what they see on the tube. the leading groups. Action for chological victory early in November citizens already concerned over Un freely through smaller blood vessels and have been tested on animals,and the cent election. More than 50 percent' Providence' (.R.I.) Juurnul- °Ooc A growing numer of child advocate Children’s Television. when a federal judge in the capital cle Sam’s paternalism should be jam up toTmpede blOodflow to surrolin- National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Make Great Gifts of us nationwide chose to stay away Itullelirt:' groups think this is unfair and have ding tissues, “Television advertising directed to barred FTC Chairman Michael worried whenever the FTC or any plans to support a small pilot test of the frqm the polls. The pewlfe don’t seem •Add Yale University to President urged the Federal Trade Commission , ■ This most often happens in the lungs, Most Were 12.00 yoUng children is inherently “decep Pertschuk from participating in an other federal agency proposes to machine at the' University of Washington, WOOD BURNING STOVES' to be getting involyjra, even though .Carter’s problem list. liver, kidneys, bone and sometimes the to do something about it. In response, tive,” says an ACT position paper. advertising ban, on the basis that “solve” problems we can’t solve the University of Kansas and Ohio State fio f® /® / they say they ate agonizing over He has qsked an infldtion-fighting 7 brain. The result can be either pain or dis MORS^SHENANDOAH-SIERRA-UPLAND the FTC last winter proposed its “Young children are unable to un Pertschuk's public statements show amoung ourselves. University. Three rnachines costing an es 5.99 soaring taxes. percent lid on wage hikes. Yale’s function, depending on the location of the timated ?14,5(X) ea*h will be used on ap Airtight - Glass. Door Units- “kidvid” ruling to sharply limit TV derstand the selling intent behind he has unfairly already made up his It is to be hoped that a compromise The complexities otf^odem lite response has been to promise 10 problem. proximately 18 patient^ Just unpacked. Famous m ake./ ads aimed at children. Public com television advertising. They often mind in favor of it. can be reached that will both serve Fireplace Units -. Thermostatic. lend themselves to easy Answers. Biit l/2percenL catch-up pay raises next Such episoffes are called crises and can Dr. John Hercules, project manager for Super values. ment on the FTC proposal — which cannot tell the difference between On the heads of the Pertschuk the needs of our children and Control - Furnace aud-ons"- if the-American spirit is to remain occur^ anywhere from only one or two the NHLBI, said the machine would be ■ Sizes 7 to 14. July to its assistant professor ^nd has been blasted by industry and a programs and commercials.” ruling, six industry associations have minimize the FTC’s role in children’s times a year to perhaps as often as once a Firepl|ice Glass Door w/Blower truly . "alive,” it behooves us to used only on the minority of sickle cey clerical and technical e m p lo j^ . number of congressmen who say it Also included in the 46 groups were petitioned the FTC to reconsider all advertising. ■ month. recognize the importance of in patients who have frequent crises.. Chimney Brushes -Accessories Academia seems out of step there. smacks of Big Brotherism — ends such influential organizations as .the decisions-in which he participated. The chemical sodium cyanate will pre "We’re talking about the chronic dividual imput at all levels. ' Unless the overall university wage vent blood cell. Sickling; but it causes patients, the really sick patients," he said COMPLETE If the current mood of the country scales are to‘ be kept within the .nerve damage when taken orally. in an interview. is'responsible for triggering a “new, national guidelines by trimming any Don Graff To avoid that problem. Dr. Dennis. ■'•This is just a pilot-study to test the start" — so be it. And nothing salary increases to higher ranking Diederich of the University of Kansas has INSTALLATIONS feasibility of the machine,” he said. “Is dramatizes the significance of the in- ■ faculty, Yale has some explaining to tried removing soine of a patient’s blood the machine going to work or not? We cells, treating theiA with cyanate in the dividual man and womai^as does the do. Indians Winning Fconomic War know it works on animals. Is it going to polling place. That’s what America is laboratory, then wakhing the blood cells in work with human.beings?” , ECKERTS I S The • president is having enough a saline solutiop and returning the blood to all about. trouble getting organized labor to go caller types out a message to be supporting evidence they might 2 it appears, are generating liidiuu the body. Rt 44A COVENTRY 742 ■ 6103 o «W'* q 9 9 Sale! The common utterance regarding,. The American Indian may have Otm MM Clost Mon lieoooooonoooouu ueooooooooooooeeooocioeeeeooooeeooooooobeeoooc . 4^ k ■■ • I ‘ PAGE FOliRTEEN__ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Nov. 24, 1978 ...... — ...... —...... — ...... - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, iTAcim.iiuai.er, Manchester, Lonn., Conn.. rn ., Fri., iNov. Nov. ^4, 24, lg7o*— 1978— rA(jc< PAGE ffl FIFTEEN Obituaries CRCOG OKs Fund I’alrii'k K«‘ll«‘y Kusleen K. IVIrInlyre Harold C. Simmons Norris A. iiayes VERNON — Rusteen B. McIntyre, EAST HARTFORD - Patrick MANCHESTER —Harold Chester MANCHESTER -Norris A. For Seven Projects World Champion Treacy Wins Kelley. 82. of 45 Warren St, died 84. of 62 Sunny View Drive died Simmons, 67, of 248 Lake St. died V Hayes. 88, of 389 Summit St. died ------# Tuesday at his home. Thursday at Manchester Memorial r Thill sdiiy at a Glastonbury convales- ^ Thursday afternoon at Manchester MANCHESTER -The Capitol a housing rehabilitation loan and lenl home. Mr. McIntyre was born in Upper Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Memorial Hospital. He was the hus Region Council of Governments has grant program. The program Mr. Kelley was born in Kerry. Brighton. New Brunswick. Canada, Dorothy Kimball Simmons. band of Mrs. Helen Apeland Hayes. allocated federal .funds for seven provides subsidized loans or grants to Ireland, and had lived in East Hart and had lived for 40 years in Mr. Simmons was born Jan. 17, Mr. Hayes was born Nov. 14,1890, area projects, including ones in ford for many years. Before retiring, Washburn. Maine, where he was a 1911, in F^xboro, Mass., and had homeowners who are seeking- to in Harmony, N.C., and had lived in Manchester, Vernon and Glaston make home improvements and meet he had lieen employed as a foreman barber. When he retired 14 years ago. lived in Manchester since 1939. He Burfoot’s Seven-Year Reign Ends Manchester for more than 40 years. bury. financial guidelines. at Pratt & ■'Whitney Division of he moved to Pompano Beach, Fla., had been employed in the experimen Before retiring in 1958, he had been CRCOG approved the allocation of Glastonbury received $64,800 for a United Technologies Corp. He was a where he lived until seven months tal department of Pratt and Whitney employed by First National Stores a total of 1^,000 for the low-cost traffic signal and to permit construc member of the Irish American Club ago when he came to Vernon to make Division of United Technologies and was manager of its former store housing projects. tion of a 90-unit family housing of Glastonbury. his home with his son, Clayton McIn Corp., East Hartford, before retiring on the corner of Bissell and Spruce Manchester will receive $86,600 for project on Nye Road. He is survived by a son, Leo E. tyre. after 32 years with the firm. streets for many years. He was a site improvements at the Spencer The project has been opposed Kelley of East Hartford; a sister-in- He is also survived by a daughter, Active in local athletics, he 20,000 Turn Out to Watch Five Mile Race Navy veteran of World War I. Village housing for the elderly. Forty by some neighborhood groups and law, Mrs. Gladys Chapman of East Mrs. Gaynel Hocking of Thomaston. formerly coached baseball teams in He is also’ survived by a brother. units already have been built at the residences. The JTown Planning and By EARLYOST ning. Glastonbury: 13 grandchildren and Maine; five grandchildren and a the Little League and the Alumni Dale Hayes of Charlotte, N.C. site, and the town plans to build day, finishing 150 yards in front of with Duggan and Burfoot following. and Bob Martin of UMass was 10th. Zoning Comm||hon has heard The 5-8, 130-pound Son of Erin, Connecticut State College this fall, eight great-grandchildren. great-grandchild. League. He also had worked part The funeppi is Monday at 1:30 p.m. another 40 to the rear of the existing Sports Editor Charlie Duggan. The former Hart The winner held a 100 yard lead at Two familiar fa'ces on the prize list presentations the proposed decked out in green running shoes, were 23rd and 25th respectively. The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at The private funeral took place time for the town Recreation Depart- at HolmesFuneral Home, 400 Main ones. Call it the luck of the Irish, ford High and Springfield College two miles, lenghtened the gap even - the first 25 finishers received development but has not yet taken • bested a field of nearly 2,700 Tabulations on finishers past the the Farley-Sulivan Funeral Home, 50 today at Ladd Funeral Home. 19 menLat the West Side Rec. He was a St. The Rev.’Earle R. Custer, pastor The money will be used to pay for ' but 21-year-old John Treacy of standout, now of Gainesville, Fla., further at three miles and breezed merchandise awards - were Ray action. registered runners - and 300 others - first 25 were not provided nor were Naubuc Ave. Burial will be in Neipsic Ellington Road, Rockville. Burial member of Manchester Rod and Gun of North United Methodist Church, was clocked in 22:36. the rest of the way with the battle for Crothers of the Hartford Track Club road construction and utility line in A project to renovate buildings in Waterford, Ireland, by way of before a crowd of 20,000 which turned high school or local finishers. Cemetery. East Glastonbury. will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Club, Pratt & Whitney’s Retirees will officiate. Burial will be in East stallation needed to service the new Duggan was also second in 1977. the next three places holding the who won iq 1965 and George Straz- Hartford for lower-income Providence College, would not out in 34 degree weather. Manchester Mayor Steve Penny Friends may call at the funeral Gardens, Pompano Beach, at the Group and Connecticut Northeast Cemetery. Military honors will be units. , ' ' Familiar faces in the top 10 were crowd’s interest. nitskas, of the same club. Crothers residences received- $150,(X)0 from Treacy, part of the ‘‘Irish Connec capably handled the award presen home Monday from 10 to 11 a.m. convenience of the family. Chapter, American Association of accorded at graveside. The town’s Community Develop agree on that, point with Bob Hensley, former Oregon stan Tom Hollander of Eastern was 19th and Straznitskas, winner of CRCOG. Other proposals in Bloom tion” which helped put Providence tations. The family suggests that any ■ Memorial gifts may be made to the Retired Persons. Friends may call at the funeral ment Advisory Committee had set anyone. dout, now with the Greater Boston Michigan was fifth with Waterbury’s the Connecticut AAU 12-mile run field, Canton and Windsor also College on the map in AAU and memorial gifts may be made to the American Heart Association of Other survivors are two sons. State home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 aside $100,000 of next year’s Com Track Club in third place ii\22:41, the John Lavorgna, a comparative un here in the New England Relays last Officials did not have any accurate Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St.. received CRCOG-approved funding. NCAA country circles,- grabbed the Glastonbury Ambulance .Association Police Sgt. Donald R. Simmons of p.m. munity Itevelopment grant to pay for Winner of the World Cross Country exact placement he had a year ago. known, placing fifth. June, was 17th. figures on the total numbers of Hartford. lead shortly after Lee Fracchia fired ' or to the ^Imon Brook Recreation Bolton and Robert F. Simmons of the site improvement work. Championship in Scotland last March Burfoot, just three seconds off his John Vitale of the Hartford Track Former East Catholic standout, starters and finishers. the gun at 10:31 and never trailed. He Fund. Glastonbury. Mrs. OUo Shafer South Windsor; three brothers, Ray It also approved a contingency plan and holder of the NCAA indoor and winning time in ‘77, was fourth in Club came in seventh, he won here in Luke O'Connor, now at UConn, was timed in 22:23. The Abbey-Robacker Funeral EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Ina mond Simmons of South Windsor, if the CRCOG money was forwarded outdoor three-mile crowns, Treacy 22:44, his “poorest” finish since 1965 1970, with Bob Day of South Carolina placed a highly respectable 13th All proceeds will enter the The splindly-legged Irishman’s Home of Glastonbury is in charge of Hayes Murtha Shafer. 80, of 1403 Leslie Simmons of Newington and Manchester to Manchester. Thus, since the when he was sixth. eighth. College runners grabbed the while two Rockville High products, ended the seven-year reign of Amby time was two seconds off Burfoot’s Muscular Dystrophy Fund of the arrangements. Main St. died Wednesday at Hartford Fred Simmons of Norton, Mass.; a CRCOG money is coming, the plan Planning Funds Burfoot in the 42nd Five Mile Road Hensley was the most serious next two places, Barrie Nelson of Pat Brand, now at UConn, and Joe sponsoring Nutmeg Forest. Tall Fire C a lls course record of 22:21 set in his 1972 Hospital. She was the wife of Otto sister, Mrs. Hazel Pontremoli of for spending next year’s Community Race in Manchester yesterday mor threat to Treacy over the first mile Fairleigh Dickinson placing ninth . Noel, who starred at Eastern Cedars of Lebanon Shafer. Framingham, Mass.; and four HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. victory but he wasn't pushed yester-'' Mrs. (Jliarlulle B. Wilson Development funds will be altered to Department of Housing and Urban Mrs. Shafer was born in East Hart grandchildren. Mrs. Charlotte Bixby Wilson, 87, of Wednesday, 8:05 p.m. —Chimney fire include $50,000 each for sidewalk and Development has approved a $232,000 ford and had lived here all her life. The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. Canterbury. Conn., died Wednesday at 9 Durkin St. (Town) parking improvements in the down grant to Connecticut for assistance in She was a communicant of St. Mary’s at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main town area. at Backus Hospital. Norwich. She Thursday, 8:43 p.m. —Dumpster fire at urban planning. was the mother of James H. Wilson Church and a member of the East St. Burial will be in Rose Hill Robertson School. (Eighth District) ' The town Board of Directors has to Hartford Senior Citizens. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., Jr. of Vernon and Mrs. Florence Thursday, 11:09 p.m. —Furnace fire at 50 approve the final spending plan if it said the money will be used to decide Warner of East Hartford. She is also survived by three sons, Friends may call at the funeral Cortland St. (Town) p decides to proceed with involvement RiAiert J. Murtha of East Hartford, home tonight from 7 to 9. Thursday, 11:36 p.m. -Gas odor at 67 how to allocate state resources to ur She is also survived by another son, in the Community Development ban areas. Raymond P. Murtha of Southington Wadsworth St. (Town) four other daughters, 26 program. The program has been the The HUD program will also aid a grandchildren. 55 great and Frank H. Murtha of Middletown: Today, 7:58 a.m. —Smoke detector at subject of two public hearings Meadows Convalescent Home. (Town) state jobs program and will suppgft Gi grandchildren and 14 great-great seven daughters, Dorothy Piotrowski Jobs Program recently and some residents are Today, 10:59 a.m. —Unnecessary call 50 percent grants for the develop- grandchildren. of East Hartford, Helen M. Drewry seeking that the town discontinue its HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart at Summit and Wadsworth streets. ,ment of industrial parks in distressed The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. and Kathrine Batty, both of Glaston- (Town) involvement areas. t at the Gagne-Guillot Funeral Home, bury, Elizabeth Fraizer of Hartford, ford City ^uum.uCouncil iiashas approveuapproved Vernon received $100,000 to expand 164 Slater Ave., Jewett City. .Burial Alice Androli of Rocky Hill, Lucille wugher administrative policy for the /-k f NTntfi r’'n n n n *« n <4 tPOllblpd fpdprtll npoh An CI If A i i l m will be in Carey Cemetery, Canter Vincenti of New Canaan and troubled federal Comprehensive bury. Rosemarie D’Auria of Meriden; 50 Manpower Program. Friends may call at the funeral grandchildren and nine great The new policy calls for agressive Area Police Report program monitoring and screening of home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. grandchildren. , a5-L program proposals to prevent The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 \ernon William F. Darey a.m. from Callahan Funeral Home, massive projected deficits, in Coventry Police reported. J5\ Wiliam Francis Dacey, 94, of 145 1602 Mainmam ai.,St., wiinwith a mass aiat St.m . vestigations• auuand imcdieneu threatened A Lawrence, Mass., truckdriver was arrested Thomas Gamache, 18, of Route 6, Windham, was Chestnut St., Manchester, formerly Mary's Church at 9. Burial will be in withdrawal of f^eral funding that Thursday after a total of four cars ran into his truck that charged, police said. The arrest on the marijuana charge of Ranny Street in East Hartford, Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, occurred earlier in the year. had been parked on the Interstate 86. came after police investigated a possible accident at Lisicke Beach. •i'* died Thursday at an East Hartford Bloomfield. T^e U.S. Department of Labor, •Juan M. Rivera of Lawrence was charged with failure j convalescent home. Friends may call at the funeral which administers funds under the to have his lights turned on and illegal parking, police Later, police said the suspect was taken to Mr. Dacey was born in Hartford home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Comprehensive Employment and said. headquarters and assaulted Officer Keith Lane. Both the and had lived in the Hartford area all Training Act, has criticized the The arrest was made after three vehicles ran into his suspect and Lane were treated at Windham Memorial -1 his life. Before retiring 24 years ago, regional program for mismanage truck. Later, a fourth vehicle also hit the parked vehicle, Community Hospital and released. •v l he had been employed by the Hart Mrs. Helen A. Poska ment and failure to follow federal police said. There were no serious injuries caused by the Gamache was released on a $5,000 non-surety bond. Court date is Dec. 5. ford Dispatch and Warehouse Co. of Mrs. Helen A. Poska, 82, of Hart guidelines. accidents, police said. East Hartford. ford died Tuesday at her home. She Court date is Dec. 1. M He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. was the mother of Mrs. Ann Ambrose .Suulli Windsor William H. Brown of Manchester: a of Coventry and the. lister of Mrs. Lottery Poice reported breaks into three cars parked in the lot A l SliFFiPT'S S A Y S ... stepson, Eldward J. Foley of East Wanda Strimaitis of Manchester. of the Brave Bull Cafe on Route'5. Hartford: and five grandchildren. She is also survived by a brother, Two CB radios, a tape deck, an antenna and some Graveside services will be Satur another sister and a'grandson. HARTFORD — The winning clothing were reported missing, police Said. 1 ^ ' day at 11:30 a.m. in St. Mary’s The funeral is Saturday at 8:30 number drawn Wednesday in the A break also was reported into South Windsor High Conn'ecticut daily lottery was 980. WHY PAY MORE? Cemetery, East Hartford. a.m. from the Giuliano-Sagarino School. It was discovered at about 8:15 p.m. Thursday The Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Funeral Home, 247 Washington St., There was no daily lottery drawing and it is not known if anything was taken, police said.« Main St., is in charge of Hartford, with a mass at Holy Trini on Thanksgiving Day. < Movent ry arrangements. ty Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial will The weekly lottery drawing, usual- There are no calling hours. be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, iy held Thursdays, was postponed to A Windham man was charged with possession of BJREKA The family suggests that any ' Bloomfield. today. marijuana, assault on a police officer and resisting arrest. memorial gifts may be made to a Friends may call at the funeral charity of the donor’s choice. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. i J ' J! Jt Ik J- ^ 4* Ji 1*\>. > 1* J”. J J Ik t. i lx (Herald Photos by Pinto) John Treacy . Al Sleftert says ... Charlie Duggan Boh Hensley Amhy Burfoot Tom Hollander Sieve Luvurgna Manchester Police Report F ir st T h ir d ^YOU’RE INVITED TO A MICROWAVE S e c o n d F o u r th F ifth S ix th An incident Thursday at a Manchester One wasilaken eariy this morning from restaurant resulted in the arrest of a Hart a Center Street business lot and was ? COOKING DEMONSTRATION ford man, police reported. recovered a ihort time iater in East Hart ‘No Complaints, Prize Winning List Angel Rivera, of 50 Grant St., Hartford, I’lace iName Affiliation 'I’inie Duggan Second ford, police saip" was charged with third-degree assault and The otherr'.was reported missing f i v e Have Them All... 1. John Treacy IVovidenee (College .., 2 2 :2 : i threatening. Manchester Police said. His Wednesday anfl had been taken from the 2. Lharlie Duggan Athletic Attic, Fla ..., 22:36 court date is Dec. 11. Nike Site. It was found Thursday in the ffi LITTON GoodTime-Amhyi .'L Bull Ifcnslcy Greater Ruatun ., 22:41 A man entered the West Side Italian woods off Line Street and had been Microwave Cookmg 'GJDDCsJ. 4. Amhy Burfoot Muhegan Stridt;:rs .... 22:44 For Third Time Kitchen on Center .Street Thursday and damaged. By EARL YOSI 5. 'rum Hollander Eastern Mieliig'ah .... 2 ;i:o ;i became loud and abusive, police reported. Sports Editor 6. Steve Lavorgna By EARL YOST The owner of the restaurant, Stephen Q u a sa r Walerhury ...'...... 23:0.'» Police reported the following arrests: “I felt fine, I ran a good race. My time was as good as in any: 7. John Vitale Harlfurd 'I'raek (Juh . Sports Editor Massaro, first asked the man to be quiet • Jeffrey S. Rea, 22, of 40 Doane St., CALORIC*:! 23:14 and then asked him to leave, when he con-' other race. I can’t complain,” was the way Amby Burfoot i 8. Bui; Day IL of Suulli^ (mrolina . 23:17 It was hard for Charlie Duggan to hide his disappointment. charged with breach of peace and second- 9. Barrie iNelson tinned. degree assault.? He was arrested on a summed up his feelings after relinquishing his title in Five Mile i Eairleigh Dpekinaon .. 23:25 The former Hartford High and Those’are the same events Treacy is The man threatened to burn down the warrant and coiirt date is Dec. 11. Road Race competition yesterday to Ireland’s John Treacy. 10. Boh Martin llMaaa .. . . i ...... 23:35 Springfield College All-American was pointing lor, only with the Irish business and struck Massaro with his fist. • Edward G. Candito, 65, of 10 Crown Burfoot entered yesterday’s run formance.” the 32-year-old distance j 11. Jody Wealherwax Virginia Military ..... 23:37 second best again yesterday in the National squad. Police said. Massaro was not seriously St., Rockville, (charged with driving a with a record of nine triumphs in his ace star stated.”! felt very good. The 12. Kevin Me(aiaker Lnionville/...... 23:40 Five Mile Road Race just as he was a “He (Treacy) got away Irom me hurt^A police officer who came to the motor vehicle while under the influence of last 10 appearances here, seven com people here always make me feel l.'L Luke O'Lonnor I'f^onn ...... 23:41 year agb as well as in 1975. He was at two miles and then downhill he scene also received a minor cut on his alcohol. Court date is Dec. 12. ing in succession. good . They cheered me like I was the i 14. Richard Walla Amherst ...... 23:41 third in ‘76. just heat me. "I trained pretty hard. 1 was really ■'I was 15 seconds faster than 1 hand during an attempt to subdue the • Robert E. Rfown, 29, of 99 Henry St., OFF The lanky, bearded runner, winner. 1.5. Rriiee Fiuri Farm ington...... 23:42 man. charged with rec'kless driving. Court date wearing his trademark g(>^ luck ready for this race. My aim was to ever was here and I still ran second. ______"i’ll be back next year, 1 don’t ; Mark BergluntI l.S.M.M.A...... 23:44 is Dec. 5. white-painter’s cap, was timeiT in know it 1 can do 23 minutes. I plan to ; heat Amby Burfoot,” he reflected, ■I’ve averaged 112 miles a week A juvenile and a 16-year-old were (h'orge Sira/.nilskas Harlfurd 'I'.G...... 23:47 disappointment showing. since August. I didn't miss a day. I • Douglas Rascoe. 24. of 27 Cannon 22:44. He was ih at 22:41 a year ago. lie back lor a lot more years,” he i Boh Neil I Mass ..! ...... 23:50 arrested Wednesday afternoon and Yesterday he was fourth in a field of 'I didn’t know about John Treacy pointed to" this race. Thanks to the Road, East Hartford, charged with echoed as he accepted his prize.: Ray Grot hers Hartford {’I'raek Gliih 23:53 charged with fourth-degree larceny and: driving a motor vehicle while under the in over 2,700. Thai’s good news for road racing: competing, ” the Gainesville, Fla., people in Genesee, N.Y.. they , Y o u r I’ele Itarlololli I’enn S tale...... 23:.55 chipped in and paid my way here. two counts of drug possession, police-said' fluence of alcohol. Court date is Dec. 5. “He (Treacy) took off going up the huffs here. Burfoot’s name has been I runner said. “When I heard he was Police charge Renne J, LaChapelle, 16, Rascpe was arrested following a three- hill (Highland Street). No one ever magic in helping lure tremendous: Rick Gave Springfiehl Gtdiege.. 23:50 here, it kind of knocked me down,a ■rm happy that 1 was able to beat of 216 School St. with fourth-degree car accident 'Thursday on E. Middle Turn got away from me before going up crowds, like yesterday’s estimated; ’I'om Derderian 4irealer Boston 'I’.G.. 23:57 pdg 1 gave him a good race. I ran as Hensley (Bob Hensley I and Amby larceny, illegal possession of less than iBurlootl."’ Hensley was„third. Bur- pike near Welcome Place. *2?*) c h o i c e that hill. He led by 70-80 yards at the 20,000 turnout, each Thanksgiving: I'al Brand I'Gunn .. \ ...... 24:00 Well as I could. four ounces of marijuana and illegal Like winner Treacy, Duggan is loot fourth. A passenger in another vehicle, Ruth LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS... top of the hill. morning in Manchester, I’ele (iawlak Keene Sialiv...... 24:05 possession of ai^ hallucinogenic substance. Acetd, 54. of 367 Parker St. suffered ”1 was real satisfied with my per- Joe Noel Eastern Gont^. S.G. .. 24:10 pointing to the 1980 Olympics. But, Duggan didn’t count on The juvenile’‘was referred to juvenile abrasions of the leg and forehead. She was "That’s my goal, ” the ‘25-year-old Treacy. authorities, police said. s: Duggan noted.” I hope to compete in "There’s always next year,” the treated at Manchester Memorial Hospital A MICROWAVE COOKING EXPERT I'’irsl woman: (>ale Jones, Hartford 'I'raek. Gliih, 29:02; Court date for the suspect is Dec. 4. EACH either the 5,000 or 10,000 meters. second best finisher stated. and discharged. I'irsl Masters: John 'I'reworlhy, ^orlh Haven, 27:20. Police said the two were charged after a Two other persons suffered minor in reported shoplifting at Marshalls. The juries in two separate motor vehicle ac WILL BE IN OUR STORE EUREKA CANISTER I j drugs were found when the suspects were cidents Thursday. • Self-storing tools In asked to empty their pockets; police said. Raymond P. Jenack, 32, of 117 E. Mid SAT. 11-3 lift-off tray First Race of Season for Winner Two other shoplifting arrests also were dle Turnpike was 'treated at Manchester • Steel construction with reported by police. .full cloanlng powor. Memorial Hospital for knee and face • 9 pc. tool set for full Susan Lard, 16, of 44 Pine St. was abrasions and discharged. TO ANSWER A U YOUR floor to celling cleaning. charged Wednesday with fourth-degree He was involved in an accident at Main Olympics JVcacy’s Goal larceny in connection with reported and Lilley streets. e u r e k a shoplifting at King’s Department Store, Concetta L. Breault, 42, of .41 QUESTIONS & DEMONSTRATE police said. Court date i^ Dec. 4. Windemere St. was treat^ for facial UPRIGHT By EARL YOST ” I ran the race I planned. I wanted against the bitter cold but Treacy Brenda Barrett of 412 Hilliard St. was lacerations and discharged. She was a I • All attachemnts Sports Editor to gel away fast, get a lead and just was among those wh’o didn’t. IWAVECO • Exclusive 4 way charged Wednesday with fourth-degree passenger in one vehicle in a two-car acci Diminutive John Treacy, a cruise. I had plenty left at the Treacy’s goal is to win a berth on larceny in connection with a report of a dent at Broad Street and West Middle ^ Dlal-A-f4ap'rug rinish.” he said and few In the crowd the Irish National team for the 1980 height adjustment modest young man who calls IS-;. customer who failed to pay for cab ser Turnpike. ■ _ . Olympic Games. • Power-driven Waterford, Ireland home but of thousands at the finish line would vice. Court date is Dec. 4. 12>'lnch beater disagree. Winner of the World Cross Country Police reported vandalism this morning bar brush roll with a current mailing address “I’ve been training hard, runnihg Championship last March in A juvenile has been charged with the Scotland, a field which included outside Heritage Savings and Loan, 1007 WfMt A” PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 24, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN Manchester 18, East Dallas Confidence Returns Winning Season Realized Before 5,000 Kans As Washington Learns NEW YORK (UPI) - After the second quarter. Rafael Septien, who kicked field quarterback Craig Morton six times The Redskins, losers of five of the goals of 33 and 21 yards in the first for 41 yards in losses with defensive a spell of wondering if their last seven, now must concentrate on quarter, added another of 44 yards in' tackle Doug English leading the Bob Walsh R ^ s Wild Scores Three TDs string of 11 playoff berths in 12 winning one of two conference wild the third. Laidlaw also scored in that charge with four. years might end this season, card playoff spots after winning their quarter on a 2-yard run. In the final Morton, who completed 10_-of-22 period third-string fullback Larry Hy LKIN AI STKR feeling? It is extraordinary.” tinued, "When he (Leo) gets on the turn, did a fine job of scrambling and yards was a contributing factor as Pachesa connecting on three con the Dallas Cowboys have first six games of the season. passes for 145 yards, threw a lO’-yard “I did see some signs I liked Brinson ran 39 yards for a score. touchdown pass to Riley Odoms and Herald SuorlsHriter The victory not only was the In- field.nnd.erunches people, it excites wound up completing 17 of 29 passes the Eagles' rushing statistic was secutive passes. His final flip was a solidified their position — and Finally— il’s Manchester. dians' first in the annual our people." for 134 yards and one TD. The junior minus 12 yards on 23 attempts. 19-yard quick slant pattern over the their old confidence is back. today," said optimistic Washington Washington scored on Mark the Broncos got a 2-yard scoring run < Coach Jack Pardee, who did not Moseley’s 48-yard field goal in the from Larry Canada for a 14-10 lead Manchester High, which had Thanksgiving Day classic, but also While Walsh was supplying the signal-caller was 13 for 24 for 115 Manchester saw a first stanza bid middle to Mike Freiheit for the “We played as hard as we can," score. Freiheit had.six receptions for elaborate. "We have a chance to third quarter and on Jean Fugett’s with 2:20 to play in the third quarter. never beaten crosstown East gave them their first winning season offerise, Diana and his defensive yards after intermission when the slip by and it was scoreless until a Coach Tom Landry Said Thursday, since 1972 at 6-4. cphorts were throttling the Eagle Eagles had to resort to dump off typical Walsh rush with 5;29 left in the 66 yards, all in the final quarter. mako- Hip plnvnffk ,as, lonp ,ns 16-yard touchdown reception with However, Gary Danielson directed after the Cowboys hammered their less than three minutes to play. Catholic in a major sport (foot The Silk Towners had Jot three ,-ground game and forced them to go passes to their wide receivers. half. He shed 4-5-6'tacklers before In the closing minute East, still via Detroit 77 yards for the winning arch-rivals, the “Washington In Pontiac, Michigan, Horace King ball, basketball, baseball) rec straight games, including two in to a s^ort passing attack. "They nickle and dimed us,” Holik galloping down the left sideline 44 the air lanes, marched to .the score, with King just breaking the Redskins, 37-10, to assume first place smashed over from 1 yard out with tified that yesterday behind which neither Walsh nor defensive A fierce pass rush by Jim Taylor, stated. "They blitzed us like hell and yards for the initial score. , Manchester 13, But two fine defen plane of the goal line on second down in the NFC East, 10:35 to play and the Detroit Lions’ cornerback Leo Diana performed. "Bill Stokes, Dave Marshall. Mark we couldn't pick it up,” LaFontana Just over a minute later, sive plays by the 5-foot-9, 170-pound to score. , Bob Walsh’s 3-touchdown ef It was a switch from a season-long NHL defense held up for a 17-14 decision "We are not a one man team but he Patapchuk and lightning quick nose countered, “We were sending only Manchester scored again. The Taylor from his end post and one by In games Sunday, Los Angeles will fort with an 18-8 gridiron pattern of uninspired victories, that dealt the Denver Broncos’ title (Walsh) gets the offensive line guard Doug Ogden, who, was two receivers out on pass patterns. „ Eagles fumbled the ensuing kickoff Leo Diana of the omnipresent Dianas be at Cleveland; New York Giants at triumph before a crowd of 5,- losses, and a general absence of the everyone is trying. And everyone is." hopes a setback. Buffalo; New York Jets at Miami;- charged up and when he is running, recipient of the James Horvath' "We couldn't do anything on the but regained possession .on a Kevin clinched the victory. awesomeness that the Cowboys can 000 on a crisp, autumn mor opponents have to respect our other Memorial Award for being the ground," LaFontana continued, “We Daly interception. They didn’t hold it “The whole defense did a super The Redskins had the ball for only Jim Turner s 51-yard field goal try New Orleans at Atlanta; Cincinnati generate, with four seconds left fell short in the ning. players. game s outstanding lineman, did not got bogged down." Eight consecutive long as Pachesa lost the snap with job,” Holik cited, "The guys up front 3:34 of the first 15 minutes and tell at Houston; Minnesota at Green Dallas went over the 500-yard Broncos’ attempt to force the game "Walsh and Leo are types of guys allow East quarterback Tony times in the first half, seven" rushes the 5-foot-ll, 180-pound Ogden poun gave us a phenominal pass rush,'” behind. 1,3-0. Bay; Philadelphia at St. Louis; San ‘‘It was a long wait," voiced mark for the third time this year, into overtime. Denver now trails who are super leaders Holik con Pachesa time to pick out receivers. and a sack. East was thrown for cing on the pigskin at the. East 12. . East, despite the setback, winds up Laidlaw, plunged 1 yard for the first Diego at Kansas City; Tampa Bay at glowing Tribe Head Coach Jack with 507, and backup fullback Scott Oakland by a half-game in the AFC The 5-foot-lO, 170-pound Pachesa in losses. Two sacks totaling minus 18 Two plays later Walsh plowed in its year on the positive side at 5-4-1, score and, on the final play of the Chicago, and New England at Holik, clutching the game ball, "The Laidlaw ran for a career-high 122 West and also is in a dogfight for a from 5 yards out behind blocks of its first winning caiDpaign since 1%9, Roger the Scrambler quarter, he reeled off the longest run Baltimore and Seattle at Oakland. yards and scored twice. Quarterback of his career — 59 yards. When wild-card spot. Pittsburgh is at San Francisco Mon '.tfl John McMahon and Don Beckman. "I was very happy with the sbason. Dallas quarterback Roger Stauback scrambles with the ball Roger Staubach completed 218 yards Staubach hit Pearson in the second Detroit, which leads the NFL in day night. ManchesteFs two-point conversion We got our goal of a winning season,” in passes and threw a 53-yard before finding receiver during Cowboys’ rout of Washington quarter the Cowboys began to coast. ....•,rtorHn,.c ,.^,.1.0 ...ith 48 dumped try failed leaving the score 12-0. LaFontana expressed, “We made yesterday, 37-10. (UPI Photo)' touchdown strike tp Drew Pearson in East got on the scoreboard on the good use of the talent as much as we first series of the second half as 6- had.” foot-2, 205-pound junior John Karzar Manchester with the verdict in the blocked Chris Boser's punt out of the clean, hard-hitting game in which a end zone. lot of good football was exhibited, East cpilldn't do anything with the took possession for the first time of Pitt Stands in Way Penney Snaps Jinx free kick with Manchester taking the Army & Navy Club Trophy, over at its own 12 following a 23-yard presented to the winner. East cap Fred Cecchini punt. tured the first two legs, a three-time Walsh gained five yards and 15 winner retiring a trophy. East still more were tacked on a late hit. An il leads in the series, 3-1. Of Penn State Goal legal motion penalty pushed the In Manchester 6-4, East 5-4-1.. Two With RivalHornets dians back but Walsh made an ad winners — that’s the kind of thing you as on the opening kickoff Penney’s a very high snap from center with tory over Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. Pitt’s only losses of the season By JOHN UOI.LETTI vancement of 23 yards. He was like to see. NEW YORK (UPI) - Even Joey DeAngelis pounced on the loose East Hartford’s Melvin Robinson If Penn State, 10-0, gets by (^irr<'S|)oii(l*-nl stopped for a yard gain on the next .StuliMlipH: though a possible national came to Notre Dame (26-17) and pigskin at the Hornet 30. After four blocking the boot. The Hornets took Pittsburgh, it. too, will have an op “We deserved it and we tote but then ... He broke the initial M KC championship is within his Navy (21-11) — both on the road. straight rushes, workhorse fullback over at the Knight 40 with 5:35 left in portunity to win a national cham In Saturday’s big game. No. 6 waited seven years to win,” tackle attempt and slipped free 49 50 Offensive plays 54 team’s sights — two games Ken Strickland galloped 11 yards up the half. 6 First downs 8 pionship at the Sugar Bowl. Right Michigan and Ohio State play for the stated a beaming Penney High Nine running plays later. Hornet yards down the right side for the final away to be exact — Penn State now. though. Paterno is worried the middle to paydirt. Tribe tally. 244 Yards rushing -12 Big Ten title and a S'pot the Rose Head Football Coach Ted Junior Mark Anderson added the fullback Mike Christ plunged over for Coach Joe Paterno still has about the Panthers, currently 8-2 and Bowl against Southern Cal, The The Eagles threatened three times 0 Yards passing 134 two-point conutt'sion as Penney a 2-yard score and Chadwick added headed for the Tangerine Bowl in fourth-ranked Trojans host Notre Knurek. the final canto and cashed in once. 244 Total yards 122 that “let’s take ’em one at a jumped to a quick 8-0 edge with only the two-point conversion to trail by Orlando, Fla., wjfere they will met Dame in another key game Saturday. “This was a good . Penney-East Their first drive stalled at the Tribe 0-9 Passing 17-31 time’’ attitude. two minutes played. 16-14 at the intermission. North Carolina State. Also Saturday, No. 5 Houston is at Hartford battle,” continued the 10 as Pachesa's fourth down aerial 0 Interreptions hy 1“ "There’s nothing that matters until With 1 ;30 played in the second stan East Hartford had a third-and-four "Pitt had some problems early. Texas Tech, No. 9 Texas visits Black Knight mentor. Happy he was knocked down by cornerback 1 Fumbles lust 2 that final poll at the end of the za, senior halfback Dan Brimley got in the third stanza when Mott threw Baylor, No. 10 Clemson hosts South should be as his Penney gridders an interception, his third of the Ray Diana. 7-24.6 Punting 9-30.1 season," Paterno said, as he before a crowd-of 2,500 whip a disap around the right corner and dashed 34 Carolina and Arkansas is at Southern game, into the waiting arms of East scored on its next possession. 98 Y Js. penalized 30 prepared his team for today's game pointing Hornet squad, 24-14, in their yards for a second Penney TD. with arch-rival Pittsburgh. i Methodist. Strickland dove for the two-point con Anderson at the Penney 47. The Michigan State, could grab a share annual Thanksgiving Day battle. Knights, staying on the ground, ran ' "We’ve got a tough football game College Football Penney ends its season 3-6-1 while version for a 16-0 advantage. with Pitt and it doesn’t matter where of the Big Ten conference crown with East Hartford came back on the off 12 plays eating five minutes off a victory over Iowa Saturday. But East Hartford gqes winless at 0-10. the clock with Anderson scoring from Gavitt Comfortable we stand unless we win that. We’re The Victory by the Knights snaps a next series with junior halfback Scott going to have to be very alert and very .the Spartans are on probation and in Chadwick tallying on a 4-yard run. 3 yards out and capping it off with the maybe, because they were young,” eligible to play in bowl games: nine-game winning streak by the two-point conversion. smart as well as a good football team says Paterno, "but they have great The score was set up by q 24-yard Houston can clinch the Southwest Hornets in the series and wa'S only Strickland, Penney tri-captain, physically. ” personnel and they seem to have put pass from sophomore quarterback With His Decision Conference title and a Cotton Bowl their third against their crosstown won a unanimous decision for the Two years ago, unbeaten and top- it together the last two weeks. They rival. East Hartford holds an 11-3-1 Peter Mott to Joe Kohler, the latter berth — to play Notre Dame — by Thomas Morrison Trophy for the ranked Pittsburgh met Penn State at could be the best team we have advantage. holding onto the ball despite being PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — Dave Gavitt is comfortable with beating Texas 'Tech. MVP of the game as he ended up with Three Rivers Stadium in the regular- played this season.” The triumph also gives Penney a sandwiched by two Knight defenders. his decision to relinquish the glory of coaching biasketball at season finale for both teams. Behind Southern Cal beat UCLA last week East Hartford went for the two-point 114 yards on 25 carries, pne One of Three Touchdowns for Winning Tndians Providence College next spring and devote his energy to ad ■ A key to the game could be Penn to win the Pac-10 Conference. The leg on the Raymond Hutt Trophy for touchdown and one, two-point con Tony Dorsett, Pitt broke a 7-7 half State kicker Matt Bahr, who needs the first time. East Hartford having conversion but its running attempt ministering the school’s mushrooming athletic program. time tie and beat the Nittany Lions. Trojans will be seeking revenge for was stopped short. version, M^nchester^igh football players Paul Cullen (1), anti Drew Bob Walsh in win over East Catholic High yesterday at one field goal to break the NCAA last.year’s 49-19 loss at Notre Dame, already retired three and owning two Gavitt stepped into,, mentor Joe active coaches. 24-7. The Panthers then wrapped up Penney was forced to punt on its “They were keying on Anderson so V lavell (97) joyously react to one of three touchdowns scored by Memorial Field. (Herald Photo by Pipto) single-season record of 21 set in 1975 which has an eight-game winning .legs on the fourth trophy. L' Mullaney’s shoes in 1969 and con Gavitt said he hopes a new coach the national championship with a vic next possessionbut Joe Tierinni, pun we kept running Strickland up the by Don Bitterlich of Temple. streak. ” East was in trouble from the outset tinued a succession of national will be picked by March 1 so the ting for injured Biil Berner, received middle. Anderson was out most of rankings and post-season tournament selection process doesn’t interfere the year and having him bqck made a play at the small Roman Catholic with the spring recruiting drive of difference, ” remarked Knurek. Walsh Best Back Eagl es Faced^ school. ... high school prospects. Penney had 216, total yards, all He will bow out after 10 years when The decision had "absolutely Scoreboard rushing, "We didn’t have to throw so the Friars’ young squad finishes the nothing” to do with his July selection we didn't, ” Knurek explained. "We 1978-79 season, retaining only his hat to coach the 1980 United States Olym saved a special play where our two Three Touchdowns Set Record as athletic director through at least pic basketball team in its quest for best blockers, Berner and DeAngelis, By LEN AUSTER 1985, Moscow gold, Gavitt said. shifted on the line to try and draw WHA Detroit 6 13 ,316 5 ■ them offsides.'J Knurek added. It V V The Rev. Thomas Peterson, Herald Sportswriter Gavitt’s Wednesday announcement worked three times at crucial to give up coaching seemed sudden to college president, concurred with W L T Pts. Cleveland 5 14 .264 6 Bob Walsh, 5-foot-7, 180- situations. "I think Berner should pound senior tailback, picked Providence fans. Actually,- the deci Gavitt’s decision. Cincinnati 11 7 ' 2 24 \Y esIiTii Conference sion had been spinning through his "The growth and development of New England 9 6 4 22 Midwest Division have been included in Hie MVP up where he left off Nov. 4 mind for the last four years. Providence College, require that a Quebec 10 8 1 21 W L Pet. GB voting as he plays a big rote on this when he was injured (hip- “1 recognized as far back as 1974 person devote his undivided attention Winnipeg 9 9 2 20 Kansas City 11 7 .611 — team,” Knurek stated. pointer) as he rushed for 204 that the time was rapidly ap to the important responsiblities of Edmonton 9 8 0 18 Denver 9 10 .474 2‘/2 Chadwick led East Hartford with 104 yards on 24 carries. Defensivejy, proaching that one person couldn’t do director of athletics,” Peterson said. Birmingham 8 8 1 17 Indiana 6 12 .333 5 yards on 28 carries, scoring on co-captain Mike Hardy and senior runs of 44, 5 and 49 yards td justice to both jobs. That time has Gavitt said he will miss some Indianapolis 2 12 2 6 Milwaukee 7 15 .318 6 aspects of coaching — like “the taqkle Kevin Kearns turned in fine lead Manchester High to an 18- come,” Gavitt said. "I’m just discon Tliursiluy'ii KesulU Chicago 4 15 .211 7‘/2 tinuing one of my roles.” ethereal high that you go through in a performances. 8 win over crosstown rival Winnipeg 5, Indianapolis 1 It was an even game with Penney Coaching duties, Gavitt said, were game when it is all on the line. Cincinnati 4, Birmingham 3 W L Pet. GB East Catholic in their" annual , . , cutting into the time he owes the 19 "That is very difficult to ap Seattle 14 3 .824 - having 216 total yards and 13 first other intercollegiate sports at PC, in proximate in other lines of work,” he Los Angeles 15 4 .789 — downs while the’ Hornets had 220 Thanksgiving Day classic at ^ NHL yards and also 13 first downs. The Memorial Field. cluding hockey and cross country, reflected. “Maybe I’ve been like the Phoenix 14 6.7(X) Vk plus the school’s intramural submarine commander who has gone Cuin|il)ell Cunfe’renre Golden State 11 9 .550 4Vz difference was in turnovers where "I kept saying one guy couldn’t do program. to the bottom once too often. I’ve had Patrick Division Portland 10 9 .526 5 East Hartford was hurt the most. it but he proved me wrong. He did .''lalij.lics: it," vanquished East Head Coach "I wouldn't have traded one enough of those babies over a long W L T San Diego 9 13 .409 7‘/4 minute of the coaching that I’ve had career.” Atlanta 14 5 2 III I’ John LaFontana showered praise on I’liurHduy'H KcnuIIh 1,T Fir.>it downs 13 Walsh, “He’s the best we’ve played for anything else. But I feel comfor Gavitt said'fgared he will miss the NY Islanders 13 3 3 New Orleans 106, Golden State 98 table in what I’m doing for PC and day-to-day relationship with the NY Rangers 11 4 4 I8'4 Y urds rusliing 216 against and as a back he is right up San Antoni^ 116, Milwaukee 114 36 Y arils'pii.ssiiip 0 there," mself. I’m fired up atout it. Other players, until he realized “I’ll have a Philadelphia 9 7 4 relationship with more kids now. ” , Smythe Division 220 I’olal \ards 216 “Walsh — he is super,” programs now are demanding and East Hartford Ball Carrier Picks Up Yardage need more attention,” he said. Gavitt said he feels his biggest W L T NFL 2-8 Passing 0-3 Manchester Head Coach Jack Holik The 41-year-old coach exhibited the thrill as a coach came in 1973 ^^eh (Chicago 7 8 4 TliurHiluy'H Ki-huIIm , 1 Inirrrrplions by 3 lauded, “For sure he can play Divi East Hartford High quarterback Peter Penney scored two early touchdpwns and courtside cool of a diplomat and a Providence ce'ached the finals in Vancouver 8 12 1 Detroit 17, Denver 14 Mott rolls out on run around left end . He is added fourth quarter TD to win,. (Herald I Fu III Ides lost 2 sion I (college football),” viewed the 18 Yds. penalized -13 2 2 mastery of multiple defenses while NCAA post-season play. St. Louis 4 13 4 Dallas 37, Washington 10 third-year Indian mentor, “Walsh is pursued by Penney High’s Joe Tierinni (79). photo by Blake) all-state material," running up' a 199-68 record at His most exciting player in a string Colorado - 3 14 4 The Indian star wound up his Providence, He guided the Friars to „ that included Marvin Barnes, Kevin Wule» Conference brilliant season with three single Indian Runner on the Move eiglit national post season tour- Stacom, Nehru King, Joe Hassett? Norris Division [Sports Briete^ namqnts in nine years. ' “Ernie tiiGregorio,” Gavitt said. season school records — Yards Fullback John Hanley heads around right (83) lead the way as blockers against East W L T Pts. rushing (1,428), Scoring (129 points) fend after taking handoff from Gary Marineau Eight straight consecutive 20-win “He had that special ability to get Montreal 14 5 2 30 Catholic. (Herald Photo by Pinto) seasons ties him for second with people to rise up out of their seats.” Contest Finalists and Touchdowns (18). He moved into (9) while Jim Paggioli (86) and Steve Shrider Los Angeles 9 8 1 . J9 North Caroiina’s Dean Smith among Detroit 5 9 5 15 NEW YORK (UPI) — Dallas Cow second place in the single-season, one Indian follower noted. . 4 rushing attempt category with 182 Pittsburgh 5 11 3 13 boys quarterback Roger Staubach 4 Holik was 0-20 his first, two years carries, finishing with a 7.8 yard per Washington 5 12 3 13 and San Diego Padres’ outfielder carry average. as a head coach, and there was more Adams Division Dave Winfield are among the five than a handful who questioned him. Walsh played 7'/2-games, missmg W L T Pts. finalists in the balloting for the Brian the second half of the crucial One controversial move he made was Boston 11 4 4 26 Piccolo-YMCA Humanitarian award, Simsbury tilt along with games two years ago Turkey Day when he Toronto 10 7 4 24 faE' which will be presented in February. benched seniors and went with Buffalo ‘ 7 7 6 20 The other finalists are Denver against Enfield and Windham. Yet, youngsters. , he rushed for over 1,400 yards and Minnesota 5 11 2 12 Bronco tackle Lyle Alzado, Seattle His decision to go with the ■had four 200-yard plus performances. riiurHiluy'M RrMiillH Seahawk tackle Norm Evans and youngsters, stick with them pqid off Walsh had a 4-touchdown perfor Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Greg this campaign with a -6-4 mark. It Montreal 8, Pittsburgh 4 - mance against Wethersfield and Luzinski. could’ve been better according to Boston 5. Buffalo 2 three'3-touchdown outings, including Vancouver 7, Colorado 2 Greenwood Back of qourse the big scores against East. LaFontanf. "Manchester has a good LpFontana, decked out in a 10- team and is better than some of the PITTSBURGH (.UPI) - Defensive NBA end L.C. Greenwood, the Pittsburgh gallon hat ala Bum Phillips of the clubs it was beaten by," stated the Steelers’ leading pass rusher, Houston Oilers, was pleased twofold Eagle coach. “With Walsh if would FiiHlern Conference '• have won a couple more games. I returned to full-scale practice despite the loss. got our winning Atlantic Division saw (scouted) enough to know;” W L Pet. GB Thursday as the team began prepara season. Maybe this game was anti- . And then there is Manchester tion for Monday night’s game with climactic to us,” he speculated. Philadelphia 11 4 .733 — Assistant Coach A1 Freiheit, who has - the 49ers in San Francisco. The six-year Eagle coach was also Washington 12 7 .632 1- yet to be on the losing side Greenwood missed the Steelers’ happy with the turnout. “ I was New Jersey 12 8 .600 l'-2 Roping for a good crowd and we got Thanksgiving Day. He was an assis New York 11 8 .579 2 past two games with Los Angeles and Cincinnati games because ol\a knee it. It just goes to prove that if you put tant at East for several years but Y Boston 4 13 .235' 8 resiggpd after the '77 season, “I have ! ' Central Division injury. Also participaTing in two. good football teams on the field Thursday’s wor.koiit was Ray people will come out.” no ill feelings towards East. Let’s W L Pet. GB * Triumphant for Penney Gridder in Holiday Game just say I wanted them to have a good Atlanta 10 7 .588 — Oldham, a defensive back signed Two other mini-stories also unfold. Wednesday to replace special teams One concerns Holik. ♦He took an aw game but us to have a better game Houston 8 7 .533 1 Penney High’s Mark Anderson raises arms in triumph-in the and win," he stated, refusing to be t? w w r> * n . ’ iHerald Photo by Pinto) San Antonio . 9 10 .474 2 ly for Hornets. Anderson's touchdown and a two-point conver player Randy Reutershan, who ful lot of abuse but hung in there,’ end zone after tumbling over for the Knights’ final touchdown drawn into any controversy. toast s John Karzar (53) Just Blocked Manchester Punt for Two Points New Orleans 8 12 .400 3t« sion gave Penney its final 24-14 margin and first victory over remains hospitalized after an auto Thursday. Ron Durler (62) and Joe Kohler (81) look on dejected- East Hartford in 10 years (Herald photo by Blake) accident. I t Jy PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Nov. 24, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., F ri„ Nov, 24; 1978 — PAGE NINETEEN Park’s Return Gervin^ Kenan They Used to Watch It Women Part of the Action By SUSAN VAUGHN Ms. Mullen, 23, still lives across the street in Ms. Burnett-Pollock and Ms. Mullen talked Sparks Bruins a different house, and because of that. 'rtiakes Herald Ke|iorter seriously and enthusiastically about their most of the fires. She said nonchanantly, “it is extensive firefighting training. They told how MANCHESTER — Halene Burnett-Pollock quite easy” to get to the fires, even though she NEW YORK (UPI) — Brad Park is back in the lineup and -NEW YORK (UPI) — The Milwaukee Bucks had San Antonio’s and LeAnne Mullen used to watch the action at they-had to go into an oil fire and came out holds down two other jobs. She works’ full time with black faces. They learned how to go into a things can only get better for the Boston Bruins. explosive scoring duo of George Gervin and Larry Kenon the Eighth District Firehouse when they were as a tumor registry secretary at Rockvili^e little girls.' . completely dark room in a simulated situation "He's got a long way to go before stopped Thursday night — at least for the first half. General Hospital and (part t'ilrie as a reh® and sense for heat and fire with the backs of he's too percent." admitted Coach , Now they are a part of that action as the finished off the Sabres within three* But,' after cornbining for 18 points agent gt Coachlight Village Apartments in their haijds.^ and uSe their breathing ap- Don Cherry after Thursday night's 5,- cond half to lead New Orleans to a first two women firefighters In the Eighth ' East Hartford. , i' minutes. Andre Savard tallied the 'before .halftime, .Gervin and Kenon , paratuSj “I fotind out the ears are really sen 2 turkey shoot over the Buffalo 106-S6 victory over Golden State, District Fire Department. The young women broke loose for 44 second-half points Ms. Burnett-Pollock, 22, and'a bride o) three sitive,.'. Ms. Burnett-Pollock recalled after Sabres. "But he added stability.'' final goal for Buffalo. _ - The Jazz made its big move in the recently completed a six month probation with to lead the Spurs to a 116-114.holiday weeks, said her husband,-David, doesn’t mind that experience. Park, recovering from knee sur Ih other NHL games. Montwal third quarter, with leading scorer the department and were .voted in as full- her involvement in the Fire Department. “He hammered Pittsburgh, 8-4, and Van ' victbiy over the Bucks. “Truck” Robinson on the bench with •Learning',to lift ,the 10 and 20-foot ladders gery, was not much of 'a factor fledged members of Company 1. believes I should retain my individuality and couver bombed Colorado, 7-2. "They’re tough,” Milwaukee was also hard work and developed arm against Butfalo. But Cherry knows if five personal fouls. MaraVich scored ' The probationary requirements included shouldn't change,” she said. ,He also un; he can combine a healthy Park with In the World Hockey Association, Coach Don Ndlscn said, after Kenon 13 points and reserve forward Ira .attending 50 percent of the fires, drills and muscles,. Ms. Burnett-Pollock laughed, as she scored 34^ints and Gervin 28 to help derstands what it is to be a volunteer ■flexed herjsrms..' the rough Bruin style, the Boston Cincinnati nipped Birmingham, 4-3, Terrell addad 10 as Rew Orleans out- meetings. The women also attend^ Hartford and Winnipeg defeated Indianapolis, send the.j^cks down to the fifth loss firefighter because he was one in East Had- She has also taken the cardio-pulmonary Garden may become about as pop- scored Golden State, 39-28, to take ah County Fire School in Bloomfield where they dam. ** 5-1. , in their last six games, “We just 87-77 third-period lead, and the resuscitation (CPR) training at the fire i/lar as the North Pole for visitors, said they really learned their “breaking Ms. Burnett-Pollock also has a full-time job f .anuiliciis PilNburgli 4 started' to fall apart in the second Warriors coUld get no closer than six points,” such ds temperatures of 750 degrees department. The next thing the new "If you don't hit you don't stay half:” as an accounting clerk at Multi-Circuits in firelighters would hke to do is learn to drive around here very long," saidjorward Jacques Lemaire scored two goals. the rest of the way. ' in rubber coats. Manchester. in 14 seconds and added two assists to San Antonio Coach Doug Moe saw “It was a real good vyin fog us,” Asked at a recent drill why they wanted to one of the trucks, but said they would be con ,the game as an important one for The new female firefighters said their male tent with^starting with Rescue 5, the smallest highlight a six-goal first period and said New Orleans Coach Elgin become firefighters, Ms. Burnett-Pollock counterparts do not make anything easier for push Montreal into a first-place tie both teams,'adding that, the game Baylor. “Defense was the k e \ ^ thb^ said, “It was something I always wanted to truck in the Department's fleet. Pro Hockey J with the Atlanta Flames atop the was a “tough one” for the Bucks to them, but they will give the women a'hand The women obviously proud of their new whole thing. ... I'm just glad we do.” She remembers watching the firefighters when they need it. NHL, drop. played real smart ball.” come back to the station while at her father’s status, poiqt tc their hew “regular gear" Tom Tomkunas, captain of Company 1. said,, John Wensink, who scored a goal to fluniii'ks 7. RiM'kic.s 2 “Both teams needed a win badly,” John Lucas, scored 18 points and business next door. Her father is Harold . rubber coat and hat but laugh when thev point the men in his company are “pretty mild- put Boston ahead, 2-0. in the first Dennis Ververgaert and Chris said Moe. “Both teams had been; Sonny Parker added 16 to lead the Burnett, owner of Capitol Equipment Co., on to the oversize boots. Boots in the correct size period. Butfalo tried to play a ska,ting Oddleifson scored in a 23-second span struggling. It was a great win for us Warriors scoring. Robinson, who mannered. He likes the idea having women are still on order. Main Street. She said she was always im- in his cornpany. He said the two women game Vvithout success." in the third period, sparking Van and a tough loss for ^em .” scored 15 of his 17 points in the first ;presssed by the fact that the firemen were firefighters thought they would be told they Center Bob Miller excelled as well, couver to its fourth victory in its last Milwaukee held a ^-69 lead with half, played just three minutes in the helping people. couldn't join the company when they asked. As Trinity Chprch Sets scoring a goal' and assisting on five road outings. four minutes left in the third quarter second half because of his foul 2 Ms. Mullen recalled how she used to be it turned out, when they indicated they wanted another while playing an overall WIIA when Sah Antonio closed the period problems. woken up in the middle of the night by the fire to become firefighters, the companies fought Three Adult Classes aggressive game. Robbie Ftorek scored two goals in with 12 straight points, four each by Golden. State Coach Al Attles trucks leaving the station across the street the first period to start Cincinnati Kenon and Gervip, to take a 81-76 over which would have them, Tomkunas said. After Rick Smith and Wensink pointed to his backcourt as the main from her home. She said she was always in MANCHESTER The Sunday Bible School toward victory Kent Nilsson lead entering the final quarter. • Paul Gworek, captain of Company 2. said he made it 2-0, Bobby Schmautz put ■ uason for the defeat. terested in the fire department, but never of Trinity Covenant Church is offeing three scored two goals to lead the Jets and Unconscious Hard Hit Brian Winters and Marques John did not feel any different about the women Boston on top, 3-0, in the second. Gil “The last couple of games, the really considered being a firefighter until new adult courses on Sundays starting at 9:30 son each had 27 to lead Milwaukee. joining than any other potential firefighters. PerreaulV Scored for Buffalo in the extend the Racers' winless string to Boston defenseman John Wensink collides with Larry Playfair backcourt has really hurt us,” Attles some women firefighters in the Vernon Fire a.m. at the Keeney Street School, which is third: but Miller and Terry O'Reilly eight games. In the only other NBA game said of the 10 turnovers co m m itt^. But he said, "I hoped they were there to fight of Buffalo near board. Latter was hospitalized after hit last Department suggested it to her. Then she said, fires, rdther than to prove a point. " After a next to the church. The courses are open to all night. (UPI Photo) , «? Thursday night, Pete Marayich by Lucas and Phil Smith. “I doh4 Why shouldn’t there be females? We can do interested persons. scored 20 of his 31 points in the' se week on the job, he said. “I knew they were know what it is.” as good a job as the men do.” serious." 4 Bowling ~~^.Carlton Fisk Goes to Bat CORRECTION . w ru jl FS**- Barbara MacMullen 186-418, Gene For Teammate Bill Lee LeAnne Mullen and Halene Burnett-Pollock pull in the hose on the Callahan 127, Louise iWebb Cormier 136-138-406, Fred bighth District Fire Department’s ladder truck during Monday night’s 128-365. Chris Riccio 144-394, Art Schmidt RAYMOND. N.H. (UPI) - Boston Red could.be resolved'” The Roosevelt Mills Ad Cowperthuaite 14|-13l-381, 362, Rick Nicola 153-383, Sox Catcher Carlton Fisk has gone to bpt Lee .Was in Manager Don Zimmer's Company 1 drill. The two young women, the first female firefighters in in the November 16 Home Bev Anderson 343, Arlene Art Thompson 366, Jim for batterymate Bill Lee, saying the doghouse most of the 1978 season after he Manchester, recently became full-fledged members of Company Product Show Tabloid should St. Pierre 12,8. (Jolangelo 138-139-366, Al flighty southpaw has been treated "like lost seven games in a row: He fell into dis 1 of the 85-member volunteer department. (Herald photo by Vaughn) Napoletano 359, Art horse meat" by management and should favor with management by staging a one- have read Ah Extra RFC-Bill Zwick 164-156- Cunliffe 360, Ken 'Osborne not be traded because he still can make a day walkout and labeling them “gutless” , 15% Off During This 419, Bob Sthack 169-145- 380, Dave Castagna 138-143- valuable contribution. after close friend Bernie Carbo was sold Weekend’s Holiday Sale. 408, Bill Pagani Jr. 141 - 393, Emile Roux 359, “What's happened to Bill Lee and the to Cleveland in June. , Salt and Sand Available 398. Net Emerson 136-381, For those reasons, and for his con OUR 1978 DEMOS AND 1978 Marcel Casavant 141-357i- front office isn’t Lee's fault," Fisk said VERNON — The Public Works Depart Lou Massolini 146-368. Ken troversial behavior, Lee has-been overpasses freeze first. Ronald Hine Pete Grish 137-381, Dave Wednesday in an interview in the Boston, ment will be placing about 30 barrels of Ostririsky 368, Gene Yost Ruff 170-382, George Herald American. “They have treated rumored to be oh the trading block. LEFTOVER NEW GHEVYS MUST director of public works, said snow tires salt and sand at various hilly spots in town are a must and under no condition should 3i60. Tony Heidcavage 136- Kelley 141-391, Wayne him like horse meat. "If they 'd just sit down with him and be for the use by motorists. _ Je n se n 142-399, Al "They have poked and prodded Lee and honest; tell him that he fits into their cars be left parked in the streets during a 359, Jerry Smith 359, Dave A supply of sand and salt mixture will Foss 149-358, Norm Vittner Bujaucius 153-352. Tony now he's turned and bitten back. Now plans or doesn't. Just be honest with him. winter storm. GO AND ARE PRICED TO MOVE also be available at the Glass Recycling 142-357. Bob Smith 138-354, they're biting back and it's a tough situa He's .been traded every year by June 15 Private contractors and town residents Pellegatto 146-384, Bill Station on West Street and on Church Bernie Goodin 136-350, Malan 137-383, Ron tion. I just wish there was some way it tbe last three years," Fisk.said. plowing driveways are urged not to pile MALIBU CHEVEHE Street near the corner of Washington snow in the road as it becomes a hazard to Walt Maynes 139. Sponheimer 135-352, Dave V -6, A /C , auto. Ir a n i.. P. 4 Door. New. A uto., trans., MONZA 1 steering & brakes, much else. Street along the railroad right of , way. FLORSH Hatchback. New. 4 speed, steel 1 motorists and it is also unlawful. Dynes 369, peorge Burgess St. 1093. custom interior. T. glass, mats & mirrors, radio. S t 2109. belted tlree, rust proofing, AM- 1 This is for private use only. Residents are FI.KS - Stan Seymour FM, mkfs. S t 1906. 1 A town ordinance also makes those ow 150-375, Bob Felber 377. JAI ALAI ENTRIES allowed to fill a pail or two to use on 135-353, Dave Richards 143- Kea Arey 148-390, Bob ning property abutting sidewalks respon ^5695 M 19& sidewalks and driveways. ^Broadmeef 382, Joe DeSimone 360, Claughsey 148-383, Bob *3995 1 sible for clearing the walk of snow and ice No sand will be available at the public N Jack Talley 143-371. Tom Frost 137-,353. Friday F\ening after every storm. works yard this year due to the hazard of W O'Connor 364, John Rieder lUtHENNUt SttGMimUS 7th«MESMUS M uim us iitk um tm a The Public Works Department MCMilMUS 7ram 7 ra m 7 ra m 7 ra m NOVA MONTC CARLO 1 large equipment and high pilgs of sand. 145-394. Dorn Farr 135-374, IIOMF FNGINFFK.S - 7 r a m i m ws 4 Door Demo, 8, auto, trans., p. CHEVEHE Derpo. V-6. auto, trans.. A/C. p. 1 removes snow from walks that front town- I. MlpnCqi 1. GM J l.bbbt 1. Iniaga I Satotbi i. Im Km 4 4 Door, New. Auto, trana., w. Bill Adamy 385. Dave ZMm Mw I W i IrapB 0a«a tknVgt slearlng a brakaa, AM-FM, rust steering 6 brskeOf AM-FM. i This area and the area of the large pile of • owned property. Maryls Dvorak 205-279-549, ii n z i lZ i ^ l lU lir im i I M i p l U n a proof a much more. SL 1081. walla, radio, automatic seat white walls, rust proofing, m*Yy 1 IN BROWN AND BLACK l l m i l l j i * ’ ICni 3. haaa lam belts, St. 1692: sand and salt on West Street will be posted B arrera 168-395. Joe Shirley Eldridge 176-488, imksM iM m alM ni 4. S«|N 4. b tm Z a rb 4. ar^TZarb other extras. St 1016. 1 The ordinance concerning clearing of i fitiini Ripi iTdbiipi i Isa Sarfb for no trespassing for the protection of the Pagano 156-385. Kathy Knox 188-467, Alyce S.kiiZMr I M i p t i J m i 5. im I Saiib >5195 walks calls for a fine of not more than $50 •.Zvifartm i I n tafs l SSh I I n Cana I Cam Cana *3945 public. 7. Jm I Saktfte *6149 1 McAfme 179-488, Hilduf 7. M IAiiU 7.l»Zip il 7. Una 7. K m for any person who violates it. It will be t u l a 'i Im liiini iNb Ja I. Canibb bbda Motorists are urged to use caution in enforced by the Vernon Police Depart Zawistowski 175, Martha raSZifiiem smIL m IMS CntMi IrtKl* 9K ktMt M ( OMMFRCIAI. - Bill Montany 452. a K la l l# i ' mmirnk driving and are reminded that bridges and ment. u c w m u i 481 am SKL£S M fiH im U S vkfmmma IM tm n u t IM C«E NMES MALIBU MALIBU .1 7 m n 7 r a m 7 ra m " 7 ram 7 MRS 7 mis... Classic 4 Door Demo, rust V MONZA Clasalc Coupe, Demo. V-8, auto 1 I. iKii l>iaW i.iirai im\rn l.Mlvrb LCmWi LferimlZmii proofing, p. steering & brakes, \tatlon Wagon, New. auto. trant., A/C, p. brakaa, p. 1 lUfilmm I N b Mpi I In hbi IMm . ZMNMnt. many other extra features, St. tWn^., w. walla, radki. mida. & •tearing, AM-PM atarao, p. w in -1 East Hartford Flag Foothalt l u IZ^riUni 1 trriaiil 1 Inpt Uim IMmlmk I M i lOrapriMatiai No. 1029. n\rora. S t 2010. dows, crulaa control and much 1 4.7MiCq> i In Inbii Ltrnilm 4. hin 4. Mna Irin alae. 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Sport suepenalon, steal w. walla and much 1 MANCHESTER for Maple, one each to Jim Bresson, Kevin Brown, Waly, TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE $24(X) over com parable 79. much more. 11 VERNON Tom Doran and Tom Territo and ran for another. Brown 903 Main Street Tri-CilY Plaia (Vernon Circle) OPEN: Sal. til 5:30; Sun. 12-5 OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 had 11 receptions and Territo seven. *6995 *9975 II MANCHESTER STATE SANK OPEN Sal. Ill 5:30; Sun. 12-5 Yankee scored on aerials from Ed Pikor to. Mike Kazerowski, Bill Hannon and Dave Tully. CASH&CURY •JOKING fo r a g r e a t DEAL # A . | Greg Rataic and Al Ma'ximino each had two intercep 0 1979 tions for Maple. - WE’VE GOT THE DEAL AND A GREAT Hose jumped to' a 25-0 lead and never looked back in WHEEL DRIVE^ Add charm and grace to your holiday downing winless Rrodie. Quarterback Roger Petrin fired SALE 4 ^ decorating with one of four beautiful free four TD passes and ran for another to pace the Hosemen. 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It’s not just a his own propensity for the grape was matter of physical adjustment. professor at Tulane University hs a suspect. Burton sighed deeply in the Polo beginning to interfere with his work. "I miss most the camaraderie and Andrew P. Antippas, 37, an English teacher at the New Lounge of the Beverly Hills hotel and Four years ago he starred in “The NEW YORK (UPI) ' - The first good company of drinking com Orleans school, Wednesday pleaded guilty to interstate sipped at a glass of orange juice Klansman" but he has no memory CBS replacement show of the televi panions. The first' withdrawal symp transportation of stolen property before federal court sion season boasts a handsome without gagging. I whatever of his participation. tom is total bor^om. Because I’m Judge Ellen Bree Burns. leading man, racially explosive The orange juice is symbolic of his "I’d like to meet some of the actors shy about meeting new people I'd Antippas will be sentenced later on the charge, which situations leavened by humor, teen new temperate life style. I worked with in that film," he said. carries a maximum penalty of 10 yeart and $5,000 in Burton, whose heroic drinking have three stiff drinks before going ’’I undertand they are wonderful peo age participants to hook a young out. It helped,' fines. bouts and romantic entanglements ple, but I can't recall a single scene." audience — and even a social "The only way for me to quit Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeremiah F. Donovan said the message. * are legendary, has opted for the quiet It was during filming of that ill- drinking, and I drank a very great maps were taken from the library's small seventh floor life since his divorce from Elizabeth fated movie that Burton was That’s "The White Shadow,” deal, was to stop consuming alcohol map room in January 1978. starring Ken Howard, which goes on Taylor. hospitalized for 6'/2 weeks for treat FBI Special Agent Charles M. Murray said in an inter of any kind. Some of my friends think ment of a bronchial infection. He also the air Nov. 27, replacing WKRP in For the past two years he has been they can taper off by drinking wine. view the most valuable map was one of New England married to blonde British model injured his hand during the film and Cincinnati” and “People” in the 8-9 "I was at a party the other night done by John Seller between 1671 and 1675, and was worth p.m. slot. Susan Hunt. For three years his became involved with a couple of $ 10,000. with a well-known actor who said CBS might have a winner in “The drinking has been limited to non local belles on location in Oroville. AH the maps, three of which are of Texas, have been he'd quit drinking, too. But he put White Shadow” — particularly in the alcoholic beve'hages with only a Calif., which precipitated a terminal recovered. One each was done by Stephen Austin and away a bottle and a half pf white lead-in spot for “M-A-S-H” — but single slip from grace a couple of marital storm with Elibabeth that David H. Burr white the third was completed by two men, years ago. wine and was absolutely sloshed. It led to their separation. there are a couple of problems that can't work that way.” Richard S. Hunt and Jesse Randee. The last was one of Tanned and fit. and wearing a Throughout all his travails Burton could turn the potential audience off Burton, a world class drinker in his Thanksgiving Dinner in Vernon Japan. white jogging', outfit,-Burton looked never lost his sense of humor. before they ever tuned in. prime, believes sobriety is taking John G. Devine, special agent in charge of the FBI in better than he has in a couple of He continues to smile about his Students at the Maple'Street School in Vernon wait anxiously to School, takes his turn at helping make the cranberry relish to be One problem is the plot outline — over the world. He starred recently Connecticut, said Prof. Antippas used his academic stan Howard as a former pro basketball decades. He's made the transition past escapades and is delighted that taste the Thanksgiving dinner they helped prepare as all of the enjoyed at the dinner. The children, students of Mrs. Marlene ding to disarm personnel in the map room at Yale. in "Wild Geese" with Richard star who takes a job coaching in a from alcoholic to workaholic in his every move is no longer classes gather together in the school cafeteria. After the dinner “He had the credentials to gain access to the area Harris, another tiper of historic Latimer, made the relish and butter for the feast. Students in other racially mixed high school. It has a relative privacy. chronicled in the gossip columns. Wednesday the children went home for a long holiday weekend. At without people raising any questions," Devine said. proportions, who also is on the grades made other tasty dishes. (Herald photos by Pinto and Rich superficial resemblance to Joe "The first two years were a There is. in fact, very little to gossip Murray said the maps surfaced in New Orleans when wagon. about. right, Stevie Sperry, a' kindergarten student at the Maple Street mond ) Namath’s defunct NBC disaster, killer, " he said, sipping the orange W. Graham Arader HI, an antique collector from Robert Mitchum, his costar in “Waverly Wonders.” ’There really is juice. “I couldn’t go to a cocktail "If I m looking fit, it's because I Philadelphia who happens to be a Yale alumnus, bought “Breakthrough,” is tapering off. His no resemblance beyond the high party or anywhere else where liquor have such a young wife. " he said. 2 guzzling pal Peter O'Toole, with them at an antique fair in the Rivergate Convention was being served. "Susan is 30 and I am 52. I have to school jock ambiance. whom he starred in 'Beckett, " has Iran Plans to Crack Down on Rich Center last spring. "Now I can go anywhere and enjoy keep up. f am fortunate she doesn't “Shadow” ip not a comedy —' taken the pledge. ^ Burton said In the latest violence Thursday, at least the drunks falling down and even drink, otherwise I could never have TEHRAN, Irart (UPI)The shah's Iran's third Cabinet in four months on the opportunities in the world to clear neither was “Waverly,” of course, O'Toole had his choice'bf'^oing dry or kept my resolve. military government has promised to five persons were killed and another five Nov. 6. out.” but it was supposed to be, and it’s the take them home without turning a to the mortuary. track down Wealthy Iranians living in wounded in a clash with army troops in Azhari's two predecessors, Jamshid Sources said as many as 64 members of thought that counts. the southern town of Shiraz. DO YOU NEED style outside the country with illegally Amouzegar and Jaafar Sharif-mami, were the royal family have left with their, Instead the new CBS show uses a Ayatollah Golpaygani, an anti-shah made fortunes — even if it means jailing unable to overcome internal resistance to belongings and settled in chic holiday veneer of good humor to cover its Moslem leader in the holy city of Mashad, A LAWYER? TV Tonight membei^ of the royal family. the shah's order to clean house— even if it resorts or less conspicuous “retreats attempt_to probe sociological and warned Thursday “the people cannot 4 Justice Minister Hossein Najafi said meant arresting the monarch's relatives. Legal Services At Very Reasonable Fees raciarproblems - admittedly only a across the globe. 6:00 aerospace executive and his wile Thursday the government would try to tolerate oppression any more. Azhari, 61, said Wednesday hostile skin-deep scratch of surface Stars of the Silver Screen CD News 9 9 9 Tonight 1:00 Former PHme Minister Amir Abbas turn to robbery to support their 9 9 9 Midnight Special “If the nation wants to change its ' FEE SCHEDULE ® The Brady Bunch 9 Movie "The Sky Dragon" extradite the rich expatriates, and if they elements were using the unrest to spark Hoveyda, 59, who until recently served as problems but on series television luxurious lilestyle (1949) Roland (Excludes Court Costs and Sherifts Fees) (3) Joker's Wild Winters, Keye could not be brought to trial, their proper government, does the arpiy have the right Michael York and Gayle Hunnicu^tt pose together while on 9 9 9 Rockford Files Luke. 1:30 civil war in the country and revealed the minister of the shah’s royal court, Gen. that amounts to major surgery. O Bozo's Big Top 9 Congressional Outlook 9 toetta ® News ty would be seiz^. to crush the' people, make them the shah had told him “not to overlook a ’The first show sets the stage — Montreal set of “A Man Called Intrepid” which is partially IS MundoReal ® Movie ' The Visit" (1964) Nematollah Nassiri, 71, former chief of '175« 9 Movw “Operation Mad Bali" 0 Captioned ABC News Najafi's announcement was seen as targets of gunfire and resort to gunfire?" Divorce Real Estate Howard injured during a pro game being filmed in Canada. The $6 million project also stars David O M y Three Sons (1957) Jack Lemmon, Ernie Ingrid Bergman. Anthony Quinn. single individual and even gave me in the Savak secret police, are known to have • Uncontested In . Buver '1 7 5 " Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi’s response Golpaygani queried in an open letter to and working grimly and un & Bonanza Kovacs. A private involves his 12:00 (3) Joe Franklin • structions concerning the royal family.” shielded favorites or helped them escape, Niven and Barbara Hershey. The film and three two-hour SSZooni(R) (3) Movie "Return Of The Fly" Prime Minister Gen. Gholam Reza is iu d ., till, „.ich fellow recruits, enlisted men. offi 2:30 to the widespread corruption scandals However, one Western diplomat pointed successfully to get back into condi (1959) Vincent Price. Brett Azhari. the sources said. television programs are based on William Stevenson’s inter 6:30 cers, nurses and prisoners in (3) News that have contributed, to the current un out the four-month delay in implementing Both men were arrested by the military tion, then approached by Jason Ber national best seller which recounts the exploits of Canadian- ® I Love Lucy carrying oft the "Mad Ball," a Halsey. rest across the nation. The drive against the corrupt rich the shah's order had given suspects “all (7) Dating Game wild party. (2 hrsJ 3*40 earlier this month. • Uncontested •275" 'S e lle r *125" nard, an old schoolmate, now the ® Masterpiece Theatre 12:37 ( i ) Jack Benny caught morhentum after Azhari formed black principal of a racially mixed born Sir William Stephenson who, at the request of Winston O Jake Haas Gospel Time 9 Bobby Vinton with children or Simple Will >30" a s s NBC News 9:30 property settlement high school. Churchill, organized and guided British espionage activities S O v e rE a s y 9 The Fourth Estate Howard takes the job and im- during World War II, including establishing a training facility S Adam-12 B a n kru p tcy SS The Course Of Our Times 10:00 Soviets Say UNESCO Vote Success Indiv. •200 m ^ ately strikes sparks with Joan for agents at the top secret "Camp X” in Ontario. (UPI photo) ® Comment Pringle as the black vice principal 6:55 ® 0 News 9 News Theater Schedule Husband & wile '275 who objects to his cocky manner and OS Promisas Of God PARIS (UPI) — A Soviet press official delegates from 146 nations. ty of the press,” Kashlev said. ’'This arti news media executives did not want any 7:00 9 Economically Speaking ' Kashlev bristled ar the contention of cle is falsification of the declaration.” unorthwlox methods. Tlie tension (X) CBS News has denied suggestions that a' U.N. Educa declaration at all, “and these were my Call for Information or price quotations Peopletalk 10:15 Friday House" 2:00-4:00-6:00-8:00- some Western diplomats that the com betwen the two takes the talkiness ® The Brady Bunch (3) Madison Square Garden tion, Scientific and Cultural Organization U.S. chief delegate John Reinhardt said feelings at first. But withdrawing or post regarding other types of cases. 10:00 promise declaration was a Western vic out of some of the expository scenes. ( £ 9 ABC News Spotlight Manchester Drive-In — declaration on news was a victory for the Wednesday the declaration was “a con poning (the declaration) was hopeless. (3) Bowling For Dollars U.A. Theater 3 - "Wild tory because government control of the CONSULTATION FEE $15.00 ’The mostly black team ranges 10:30 "Deranged " 7:00: "Young West, characterizing it as "an un- siderable achievemant” because it does ’The alternative (to compromise) was a (maif tx ip p lM lo coal of Lagal Sarvkaa) (3) Fesltval Of Faith G eese" 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30; from an iner^ible hulk to what look 9 Soap Factory (X) Face The State D racula'' 8:20; contestable success.” news, a feature of the original Soviet- not mention government control of news, much worse document. ® Bobby Vinton "Rocky Horror Picture drafted declaration of 1972, was removed. like the Cosby Kids grown up. Some Cinderellas Dream 9 News "Frankenstein " 10:10 Yuri Kashlev, Soviet delegate to the provides for protection"for journalists and “If you have to have a reptile in the THE CONNECTICUT LAW CLINIC S ® Dick Cavett @ Living Faith Showcase Cinemas — '"Fan Show" Midnight of them have arrest records a mile 9 0 Turnabout UNESCO conference on the media, told a Kashlev displayed a copy of the Inter calls for a free flow of information. house, better to have a garter snake than a OF 9 Newlywed Game ta s ia ” 2:00-4:30-7:10-9:45- Vernon Cine 1 — "Foul news conference Thursday., that an national Herald Tribune, a Paris-based William Attwood, chairman of the board rattlesnake.” TRANTOLO & TRANTOLO high, some have IQs even higher, and 9 The Odd Couple 11:00 10:05; "Boys From Brazil" Play” 2; 00-7:20-9; 30 English-language newspaper, which of the Long Island, (N.Y.) newspaper some things the same kid has both. Of Modern Prince 7:29 (1) ( £ 9 9 9 Newa 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:40^2:00; Vernon Cine 2 — “ Summer original Soviet draft declaration was Chief Soviet delegate Alexandre VERNON 646-0772 ® The Gong Show HARTFORD iU-S24S One of the few whites is an Italian- 9 Dally Numbers Dog " 1:15-3:00; "The Big “better.” reported on the conference under the Newsday who represented news media on Piradov said Western diplomats “sh'owed (3) Untouchablaa “ Paradise Alley 2:30-5:00- 7:30 Fix" 7:10-9;10 N American nicknamed “Salami” who 9 Dick Van Dyke But he said “the spirit and concept of headline, “A Diplomatic Victory for the U.S. delegation, said he was understanding” during the negotiations NEWINOTON SM-ISM The age of liberation notwithstan He bruised his spinal cord four 7:20-9:50-12:05; "Message Western Nations.” WATERBURY 753-4100 is described as having an inferiority (3) PM Magazine n f t 9 Hogan'a Heroes from Space" 2:15-4:40-7:05- the original declaration remain the same” “satisfied” with the.outcome. and the final paper “was a compromise ding, hvery w om an^ a Cinderella, years ago in ,a football game and was ® Carol Biumett And Friends ^ • ® D k * Cavett CROMWELL S35.1S11 9:30; "Up in Smoke” 1:30- in the version adopted this week by ■ “That’s what we mean by irresponsibili- Attwood recalled that some nations and for us all.” DAILY, EVENING A SATURDAY OFFICE HOURS complex because he isn’t black. dreaming of Prince%narming and all (X) It Can't Happen To Me By the end of the first hour Howard paralyzed from the chest down. (3) Newlywed Game 11:30 3.30-5:30-7:30-9:30-11:30; the fringe benefits that would go with 9 Porter Wagoner (X) Movie "McCabe And Mfs. "The Wiz" 1:30-4.10-7'00-9:45- has begun to win over the team’s American doctors told him flatly Miller" (1971) Warren Beatty, him. 9 $100,000 Name That Tune . 12:20 NOW TO SUNDAY trust — and the team has began to 9 ® MacNell / Lehrer Report Julie Christie. That's the word from Harper's he'd never walk again, but a team of U.A. Theater 1 — "Midnight School Given Flag HARMS DECORATING he win games. Howard promises to lean Soviet doctors offered hope. 9 Match Game P.M. ® Movie "Riot" (1968) Gene 3 HOURORS (R) Bazaar, which adds such fantasy is 9 Chico And The Man Hackman, Jim Brown. Express” 7:009:15; “Summer political questions with the Interion on them — and “to be behind you therapeutic as well as fun. Accor Their treatment consists of en 9 'n c T a c Dough 3 ) Movie “The Boston Stran Dog" 2:0(M:00 ANDY WARHOLS MANCHESTER-A U.S. gler" (1968) Tony Curtis, Henry 2671 Main Street, Glastonbury every step of the way.” zyme injections to break down scar U.A. Theater 2 — “ Animal flag which has flown over students. dingly, the December issue of the 8:00 Fonda. #1 “ YOUNG DRACULir "Like a white shadow,” one of the magazine lists the world’s 10 most tissue — a therapy not approved in ® Wonder Woman #2 “nUUKENSTOr the nation’s capitol was kids remarks, and that brings us to the United States by the FDA. ® Holiday Cartoon Festival SEE ARTHUR’S likely, and available, candidates. ® 9 Donny & Marie #3 DERJUNEir presented to St. Bridget the show’s second big problem. Who So Waldrep went to Moscow, and Junior High School last o They are: ballet king Mikhail (3) NBA Basketball |New Open Price thought up that title, Fred Silver- Tuesday the trip paid off in a real 9 9 9 DlfTrant Strokes week by Cong. William Barysimikov. screen star Warren Reek on all man? Thanksgiving gift. The Russian doc 9 ® Washington Week In GLOBE Cotter. Beatty, International jeweler Gianni Review Following the presenta Prescriptions Bulgari, tennis champ Jimmy Con tors say he's doing fine and will walk 9 Joker's Wild again after all.’ tion, Cotter discussed Music Workshop nors, auto tycoon Henry Ford II, 8:30 baseball superstar Reggie Jackson, Quote of the Day ® M e rv Griffin Travel Service movie idol John Travolta, Canadian 9 9 9 Who's Watching The 555 MAIN STREET V NEW BRITAIN - ’The New Britain Rock artist Don Van Vliet. alias KIdsT 643-2165 Church of Scientology will sponsor a Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Ira "Captain Beefheart," in a Burbank, 9 ® Wall Street Week JomiM A Don Hanto “Successful Musician" workshop nian Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi Calif., interview with UPI about life 9 Liars Club Over 30 Years Specialuing in Custom Draperies and Saturday night at 6 at the church, 9 and a real prince — Charles of Great in general: "I never sleep. It's a 9:00 Travel Experience M ATINEE (3) Incredible Hulk I Dr. G.A. Caillouette, Russ win Road. Britain. waste of time ... Gravity is bad Authorized agent in Manchester TODAY SYLVESTER Reupholstering 3 ) 9 Movie "Fun With Dick for all Airlines, Railroads and • Slip covers • carpeting Performing at the workshop will be Beating the Odds enough ... And these earth shoes, And Jane" (1977) George Segal, Steamship Lines. STALLONE I Chiropractor, has returned Jane Fonda. An unemployed / w S T K ^ heyfusS ^ ^ • bed spreads • woven woods Pete Cocolla, former lead guitarist Ex-Texas Christian University man, that makes it worse. Who wants with “Elysian Field.” to always walk uphill, anyway? I’m I to practice at 119 Center St. A Complete and Unique Decorating Service football star Kent Waldrep may have PARADISE Reservations may be made by made a successful end run around the just trying to deal with being here. “PLAZA SUITE” I Officer hours will be 10am We do It all from dqslgn to Installation. Free calling 225-6368-. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. You’ve got to beat the gravity thing." ALLEY layoujts and consultations cheerfully given. For that Manchester Community College AUNiveptSAL ncruftc |to 7pm daily. oersonal touch, because we care ... Nov. 29 & 30, Dec. 1 & 2 Yes, Wo do Altoroaons. Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Cwlh 699*1351 Senior Citiznn Veto Vexes Numismatists Up in I • Students and MCC staff, 75* ROUUS 15 • 14 • It (Itll 15^ Shop Ai Home O p u 9d0-8:30 — 8rt« Discount General Admission, $1.50 GOLDIE HAWN WASHINGTON (UPI) - When — was melted down for the war ef during which nearly two million of CHEVY CHASE ifUORQ President Carter vetoed a controver fort. It was believed all of the ’ the dollars were sold. sial textile bill several weeks ago, his Morgan dollars, except those in the But demand dried up and the sale decision disappointed thousands of hands of collecfors, had been For further information was suspended with 978,000 of the call 646-4900, ext. 259 U.S. coin collectors. destroyed. dollars remaining. Uh c c On the surface, textiles and coins Nearly a half century later, in 1964, Those coins — 90 percent silver would appear to be unrelated, in this 3 million of the silver cartwheels mined from the famed Comstock FRi-SAT-SUN MATINEE miimte case they are linked, however, and WEEKEND SPECIAL! were discovered in the basement of Lode of Nevada — were shipped to SHOWN AT 1:15 A 3:00 THE BOYS therein lies a story. the U.S. Treasury Department. They another federal depository in San FROM BRAZIL m It begins back in the 1880s when the were moved to a federal depository Fransisco where they still remain. AN Aai0N-PACKlD~ if they survive...will we? Carson City, Nev., Mint produced a at West Point, N.Y., for safekeping. The Now the tale becomes more com ADVENTURE FOR AlLAGESi 2 special series of silver dollars Somebody in government then got plicated. • . .T4 ■Y R a dOsigned by a man named George T. the bright idea they would make a The government saw no reason not LAURENCE hoars. Morgan. They were widely, cir great Bicenntential memento to give to attempt to sell the remaining culated at the turn of the century Aniericans “a valuable reminder of dollars and proposed legislation to k “MOVIE OF OLIVIER hoicest Meats In Toum even though their production was our national heritage.” that effect last year. THE halted in 1893. Legislation authorizing their sale The bill was unopposed on Capitol MONTH.” IIBM CHOKE Sometimes the weekend But World War I came along and a to the public was approved. by Hill and appeared headed for ap -WWtIi MogoiJnw lot of available silver — including Congress in 1970. Five sales were proval. RILL GUT sneaks up on you before you know it. that contained in the Morgan dollars conducted between 1972 and 1974, When it was publicized the dollars 4 might once again be placed on the And before you’ve . . market, the General Services Ad SIRLOM ministration received more than 5,- had a chance to get to the bank. Gorillas Like the Tube (XM letters, and telephone inquiries IN M CHOKE seeking information on how to buy Unitad Artifts But beginning December 2, CBT’s HOUSTON (UPI) - Television small characters moving about, see them. watching has become a new pastime colors and hear music. They just Manchester customers will have another But on the way to final enactment a PORTERHOUSE or for Jeje and Vanilla, Hermann Park enjpy watching it.” non-related measure that would have chance to do some last minute banking Zoo’s gorilla couple, and curators Quick said JeJe and Vanilla have removed U.S. textiles from the hope snuggling up for a late movie not been tested, but some apes have ongoing Geneva trade talks was at M E fTM *.' SHORTSTEAK i L during our North Main Office’s new might improve their sex life. IQs as high as 85. He said their tached to the silver dollar bill in the ANIMAL Richard Quick, the zoo’s curator of Saturday Drive-In hours: JAM to Noon. favorite programs seem to be car adjournment rush. n m r n m primates, said regardless of what toons, sports event? and noisy, color The bill was approved by Congress, happens, the color television donated ful commercials. They don’t like talk but Carter vet'o^ it Nov. 11, saying if It’s just "She o f the many ways shows. by Mr. and Mrs. S.B. Keevil has im textiles werd removed from the we take all your banking needs personally. proved living conditions in the gorilla trade talks that could lead U.S. house. Thanksgiving Fare trading partners to retaliate by "A gorilla is a highly intelligent MYSTIC (UPI) — Thanksgiving withdrawing other items, and the animal,” Quick said. “Being in the MIDNIGHT SHOWS dinner at Mystic Seaport was more whole negotiations would be jeopar FRI. A SAT. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET THE CQIUIVIECTICUT BANK zoo is a rather boring situation, than traditional, it was right out of dized. ^levision gives them something to the 19th century. Unfortunately the non- AND TRUST COMRANY when they’re not on the display m> Museum staff at Buckingham controversial silver dollar legislation 317 Highiond Street 14 North Main Street, Manchester, CT * platform where they have trees, house Thursday prepared pumpkin went down the drain along with the pools and vines to play with. pie, mince-meat, cranbeny sauce textile rider. - ^‘They don’t get the same benefit Manchester • 646-4277 and turkey at an open hearth, the Officials promise to give it another from it people do as far as knowing YES FlttMgMa,Wc« same way 19th century cooks did. go when the new Congress convenes Tp, T o m I, M lt. what’s going on, but they can see PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Pudding was prepared according to in January and hope this time it does NO CmcMw QTLIghMrN FOR SCREEN TIMES an 149-year-old Tecipe. not fall victim to legislative whims. • PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 24? 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.,' Fri., Nov, 24, 1978— PAGE TWENTY-THREE H«/p Wanttd 13 H ip Wantttf 13 ■ H ip Wanted 13 tip W antad 13 Halp Wantad \13 INDEX PrWala Inatructlona 18 Batata Wantad 28 Articles tor Sale 4i Articles lor Sale 41 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 N O T IC ll TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. REAL ESTATE SALES- CARPENTER - Experienced - FORMAN- working forman is SMALL ENGINE MeAanic- IMMEDIATE Cash for your ALUMINUM sheets used as 1 — •nd Found Apply 81 Coihmerce Street, Licensed sales Person, or needed in an aircraft quality Experienced, full time, REMEDIAL READING and BASSETT Colonial bedroom DOG-CAT boarding bathing / 2 — Portonalt Glastonbury. PTG Com iny. to work in Manchester / math; individualized work property. Let us explain our printing plates, .007 thick taking Real Estate course. job shop. Lead men, set-up excellent opportujiity! fair proposal. Call Mr. set, 4 pieces, mattress and grooming. Obedience, protec < ‘ > ! 3 — Annouq^jMTtonti Telephone 633-7631. Dynamic career opportunity Willimantic area. Call 742- program, (lst-8th grade) by 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for box spring included. Mint con tion classes. Complete < “ Entoftiinmonl 6062. man or top notch all around Eickert’s Lawn & Leisure, Belfiore, 647-1413. $1. Phone 643-2711’. May be 5 — Auctions for Mancheser, Eiast Hart machinist will qualify. Top 742-6103. master’s degree teacher. 568- dition. Getting married must modern facllites. Canine' RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 8075. picked up A.M. only. sell. M3-1773. ford, Vernon areas. Excellent wages. Please call 528-9487. MAY WE BUY your home? Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon FINANCIAL , shifts. Good pay, good commissions. Modem offices. SHEET METAL Mechanics- She fieralb Road. Manchester. For reser-' NEED EXTRA MONEYFOR S - Bonds-Slocl(|.Mortoaoof I benefits and working con Experienced in installation of GUITAR, BANJO, MandoUn, Quick, fair, all cash and no TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 9 — P a rso n ti L o o m * Call Mrs. Cody, Fireside EDUCATIONAL sales CHRISTMAS? I ne#d a problem. Call Warren E. COUCH, CHAIR’LOVE vations please call 646-5971. I — Inturanco ditions. Apply in person, Ver Realty, In., 643-8030. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Lessons: Folk,>eiBlue Grass, Good condition. Good for 10 commercial and industrial trainee. Excellent opportunity babysitter, in East Hartford / Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. SEAT- Coffee table, end table, non Manor, 180 Regan Road, heating and air conditioning Popular. Ages 5-aduIts. plating, or welding. Call 649- and record player. FREE TO GOOD HOME- e m p l o y m e n t for business men, woman, Manchester area, 5 days a 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 13 ~ Halp Wantad Vernon. SALESMAN / ESTIMATOR systems. Top pay and community workers and week. 15-20 hours. Call 649- Beginners - professionals. Reasonable. Call 569-2391. Vei7 affectionate cat. Ti^er 14 - Suamass Opportunitiaa for lumber yard. Must have benefits. 649-4772. teachers. If your are per 7833, after 6:30 p.m. Easy Banjo method. FREE stripped, with white chin, I 15 — Situation Wantad loan* instrument. Private CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC experience in taking off sonable, not afraid of hard DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 SEARS CRAFTSMAN 5 HP chest and toes. Spayed PHONE 643-2711 studio. 646-6557. EDUCATION - Experienced only. Top lumber and trim from plans. GENERAL OFFICE CLERK- work, and have the desire to BABYSITTER- P a rt'tim e, Houaehold Qoodt 40 yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, Shredder/Bagger. $135. New female. 3 years old. Needs to — P/jvaia Instructiona wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 Also experiencea in For small office. Diversified increase your income, we will mature and reliable. Must gravel and more stone M3- Hitchcock Dinette Table, 4 be only cat in house. Loves — Schooi8*Clasaaa Berlin Tpke:, Wethersfield, measuring trim. Reply P.O. and interesting position. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD RIDING LESSONS indoor — instfuctions Wantad train you at our expense. We have own transportation. Nor REFRIGERATORS 9504. chairs, $250. Moving. M3-8522; kids. Call after 5 p.m., 643- 563-OlSl. Box 67, East Hartford, 06108. Knowledge of bookkeeping, tiding ring. Western stock Washers, and ranges, used, 5348. offer high commissions, and man Street area. Phond 649- Halp Wantad 13 REAL ESTATE filing, typing and shorthand the opportunity for rapid ad 2470 anytime. seat, saddle seat, and hunt guaranteed and clean. New 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailpr FIREWOOD- 4 ft, lengths 6-9 — Momaa for Sala RN-LPN wanted for full or PART TIME- No nights. No helpful. Please contact: Fran seat. All levels 228-9817. shipment damaged, G.E and month seasoned. $50 per cord. FREE! Adorable — Lots-Land for Sala vancement. Interviewing will ADVERTISING DENTAL ASSISTANT- to $150. Outboard motor 40 Horse — Invastmani Propariy part time on all shifts. Apply weekends. Long holidays. July Banning for appointmnt 643- be held on Monday November Frigidaire. Low prices. BvD. Cut and split wood. fr9 month Thanksgiving Puppies. EMPATHIC INNOVATIVE ADVERTISING work full or part time, in oral VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Evenrude $250. Mobilehome — Businasa Proparty director of nursing. Salmon- and August off Many retired 2738. 27th, 9:30-11:30 and 12:30-2:30 Individual or Individualk or Pearl and Son, 649 Main 45x10 with furniture ’in cam season $65 per cord. All wood Wormed. Ready to go, 4 — Rasort Proparty brook Convalescent Home, off gentlemen and housewives ’ RATES surgery office. Must have Former faculty New York — Real Estaia Wantad pm. YWCA, 78 North Main couple to live in,-manage and Street, 643-2171. ming ground $4,000, Call 525- delivered in 2 cord lots. Call males, 2 females. Call 569-2093 House Street, Glastonbury. enjoy driving school buses. Co o k - F uII tim e . previouk experience. Resume Music and Art High School. Street, Manchester. maintain old but still rock ^ day ...... 12a word per day M9-8735 after 7 pm. or 875-2344. MISC. SERVICES Please call 633-5244. pubHoatkm. to Box DD, c/o hlanchester Professional Singer/Pianist. Why not you? We will train. Experienced in institutional solid former FRATERNAL 3 d a y s ...... IlCwordperday LOVE SEAT - Like new condi — Sarvicaa Offarad Call Vernon, 875-2826, or cooking preferred. Apply in • Oaadilna for Saturday and Herald. 644-8597. tion, orange background with 8 FOOT COUCH - In fair con — Painting.Papering PART TIME DAYS- Must be building. Owner desires to Monday la 12;(00 Noon Friday. 6 days ...... 10a word per day REPOSSESSED Electrolux HORSE- 6 Year old Chestnut — Building.Contracting NURSES AIDES wanted for Manhester, 643-2414. person to East Hartford Con-’ able to climb ladders and be rent 20 sleeping rooms with 28 days .. 9a days ...... white floral print. Call after 4 Vacuum Cleaner. Substantial dition. $35.00. Call M6-8361, 15 hands, excellent for — RooIng.Siding full time on all shifts. Apply valescent Home, 745 Main 15 words $2.00 minimum HOUSEKEEPER / Schoola-Claaaaa 19 p.m., 646-1168. , anytime. beginners. Has been to Pony — Healing.Plumbing handy with tools. Call 643- admittedly archaic floor plan Savings! Original Warrantee. director of nursing. Salmon- TRUCK ■ MECHANIC with Street, East Hartford. p a s e r e a d H appy A d s ...... $2.50 inch COORDINATOR - Mature Club Camp. 633-7935 ask for — Flooring 0447. to able people of modest U woman to live in and manage Call 646-3875. — Moving.Truckmg-Storaga brook Convalescent Home, off qualifed experience in general FOR THE BEST - Manchester FOUR-PIECE PINE CHRISTMAS TREES- Blue & Allison. House Street, Glastonbury. means. Active retirees a small home for elderly Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 — Services Wantad truck repairs. Commands top NURSES AIDES- 11 pm to 7 ’’A PEOPLE LOVING’’ per- probably best but WILL YQUR AD Bedroom Set. Excellent con SEASONED FIREWOOD- White Spruce. Tag, and or cut. Please call 633-5244. am. part time. Laural Manor, -Claulfled ode art taken over ladies in Hartford. Call 568- pupils per teacher. FREE in MISC. FOR SALE wages, 8280 a week. Must son needed to help children CONSIDER other concepts. dition. Queen-size bed, triple Cut, split and delivered. $50 a Wreaths. FREE Boughs! FREE TO C «E- me ptiohe ee a cgnvenlencq. 6069, 528-4397. troductory lesson with this ad. — Household Goods have own tools. All company 91 Chestnut Street, 649-419. and adolescent to learn proper dresser, dresser with shelved truck load. Call Marlborough, Stanley Tree Farm, Long Hill Beautiful Ion; bite SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Neighborhood is unusual but Tha HaraKt la raaponalble for Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. — Articles for.Sale benefits. For Appointment home care oral hygiene. Local overall pleasing blend of mirror, night stand. 4 years 295-0034, or 295-0250. Road, off Route 6 at Andover cat, with blu< inge — Building Supplies South Windsor. Will train. only one Ineorraet InaarUon and SUPPLEMENT YOUR call 688-2233. SERVICE STATION dental office Monday, municipal buildings, offices. old. $800. 568-0935. Church. 742-M38. tiger and kitte lack — Pets -Birds* Dogs Apply 9 Brookfield Street or Attendant- Days. Apply in per men only V-m e ain of iho INCOME and Learn New — Musical Inatrumants Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. 1- library, church and park. original Inaertlon. E^ro^a which ANTIQUE FRANKLIN and white am Call call 289-5918, after 12 noon. son: Gil’s. Mobil, Route 6, Skills while still in school or □ REAL ESTATE — Boats & Accessories RN- 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 5:30 pm. and Saturday AM. Excellent bus service. Zoning do not laaaon Iho valtia ol Ihe-, GENERAL ELECTRIC no WOOD STOVE- Cqst iron. SKI EQUIPMENT- K2 Four 633-6581, or 1-342-0571 — Sporting Goods Bolton. employed. Now, the Connec P^m. to 7 a.m. part time. Experience preferred but will is business. Conceivably, advertlaemeni wUT not be cor. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• frost refrigerator, white, Firebrick lined. $100. Call 646- Skis, Tecina Boots, and “ Garden Products NURSES AIDES - Full time, ticut Army National Guard Salomon 444 Bindings. Call -■ Antiques Enjov working with an train right person. Call managers and tenants could reeled by,an addlUonal Inaer Hornet For Sale 23 freezer on bottom, $100. 646- 4437. Shop the super buys In and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. excellent supporting staff, GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- tlon. . ' makes it easy for you to 0131. M3-6433. — Wanted to Buy Carolyn 646-1360. have small business on become a paid member of the your Classified section Experienced preferred, but caring for our elderly Experience required. For ap Ty 2 h 4 & 4 DUPLEX- Aluminum BEARCAT PROGRAMABLE RENTALS we will train. Apply in person: pointment call 633-9474. Conn premises. Communal' store- M il Guard (if you’re between 17 & todey. Tomorrow you’ll • Rooms lor Rant patients. Pleasant at AVON- To Buy or Sell. siding, newly remodeled. Bus ELECTRIC STOVE- Works Scanner- 16 channels. Bought East Hartford Convalescent Hardface & Metallizing Corp., office space available. Large, 35) and fulfill your military be pleased with the Pelican Roundup • Apartments for Rent mosphere, good wages and Manchester, Bolton. Coven secure storage space line location. Low $50s. No well. 40” white. $40. Call 646- in August of '78. 623-4051 / M3- ■ Homes lor Rent Home, 745 Main Street, East Glastonbury. training WITHOUT interrup money you’ve saved. benefits. Please call Doris try, Andover. Call collect, 822- available. Reply H ip Wantad agents please. By appoint 3980, or 643-0953. 2716 after 6 pm. Ask for John. * TAG SALES Keeper Bob Eddington finds himself in the ■ Business lor Rent Hartford. Blain, RN, Director of 13 H ip Wantad 13 ting High School, College or 2 ■ Resort Property lor Rent 8083. INDEPENDANCE, Box E, Seasonal Employment. With ment only. During days call ■ Wanted to Rant Nurses, 646-0129 Manchester GAL FRIDAY for local 644-2988; after 6:00 p.m., 649- drink and on the losing end as he tries to SEWING MACHINE c/o Manchester Herald. FULL ’TIME WAREHOUSE the split-training option your TAG SALE- Furniture, lamps Musical Instruments 44 • Misc for Rent Manor Nursing Home, 385 physcians office, 9 am to 3 DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL BABYSITTER WANTED- 9922. □MISC. FOR SALE ORIENTAL RUG.SALE! round up one of the pelicans in the outdoor en Operators and miscellaneous West Cener Street, pjn, Monday, Tuesday, MAN- must have some military training can be and ,much misc'fellaneous! AUTOMOTIVE BUSES WANTED- We will Mature person to care for 5 workers needed. MUST SECRETARY WANTED: experience driving fork lifts. staggerM to fit your personal Room sizes, small sizes, a few Saturday, November 25th. 9 to 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and vironment at the Bronx Zoo. Every fall the I — Autos- for Sale Manchester. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. train you. Part time. year old in my home, 8 a.m. to JUST LISTED- 9 room Vic runners. 110 Russell Street, I 62 — Trucks lor Sala HAVE SOME High School Must type, be able to deal with Tired of communting to Hart 7:30 am to 4 pm. Apply schedule. Train full time when Artlclea lor Sale 41 4 p.m. 150 Bissell Street, etc. Save on thousands of Housewives and retirees ford? Do you live East oi me 12:15 p.m.. Bowers School torian Colonial with an in Manchester, 10 a.m to 10 p.m. bird men of the Bronx, armed with nets, take I 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale | Education. Must be able to GIRL FRIDAY- Starting people, with public in a- Cadwell ir-Jones Inc., 46 area, Manchester. Own you have the time students Manchester. brand name instruments. I 64 — Motorcyclas-Bicycies preferred. Manchester area, River? (Jutstanding oppor dustrial building, 32x72. Now read and speak English, and salary 8140, plus company courteous manner. Write Adams Street, Manchester. transportation necessary. Call during the summer, seasonal Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, to their rapid row boats to try and capture I 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile 643-2373. tunity in life insurance agen used as an upholstery shop. MOLDED FORMICA top and CARPET SAMPLES- 25 cents TAG SALE- Moving, Satur New Britian, 225-1977. Christ Homes provide own transportation. benefits. Person with take resume to Box BB c/o 643-1^, after 5 p.m. employees during the off paneled bar with two shelves their winged charges and move them to cy. Experience in processing season. Train part time for ’Three car heated garage. Only each. Approximately 14”xl8”. day, 9-4 pm. 116 Wells Street, mas Lay away invited. Open I 66 — Automotive Service No experience neessary. charge ability. Typing and Manchester Herald. $128,900. Pasek Realtors. 289- and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Call 64fo019. I 67 ~ Autos for Rent-Lease Please Call Personnel Depart knov^edge of office procedure TIRE CHANGER WANTED- and servicing life insurance the remainder of the year. Manchester. til 9 p.m. daily. warmer quarters. (UPI photo) policies as well as good typing 7475. 4 M ment at Pioneer Parachute necessary. Sales experience DENTAL ASSISTANT. 2 days The ’Tyre Man. Call 643-2444, ’The C T A R N G can be the Company, 644-1581. helpful. Contact Steve, 643- a week. Experienced. 643-1726 or 233-3641. skills are essential. Salary RECEPTIONIST key to your future by 2171. 8 am to 5 pm. negotiable. Send resume to providing technical training MANCHESTER- Oversized NURSES AIDE- 3 p.m. to 11 PARAGON TOOL CO. INC., Box D, c/o M anchester PositloD requires prompt and guaranteed part time custom-built 6 room Cape on PLEASE READ P iR TTH N E 3/4 acre lot. Super im p.m. Enjoy working in a very COLLECTIONS- Bjg)erience SECRETARIAL Position- Has immediate openings for Evening Herald. and courteous answering emplojmient. For more infor pleasant and modern at all around Machinists. of all incoming telephone mation about split-training maculate. Priced m $40’s. Mayor Requests YOUR AD is a help, but not a necessity. Suburban school district seeks Hayes Corp. 646-0131. mosphere, helping our elderly Join our modern, progressive ex[^rienced person with good Bridgeport Operators, EDM CLERK TYPIST- for small of OPPORniMTY calls, taking messages for call ’The Army National Guard Classified ads ara taken over fice in Founders Plaza, East patients. Experienced agency. Pleasant working typing and shorthand skills, Operator, Cintimatic N.C. Company sales Representive at 246-0060. ttia phone as a convenience. Hartford. 3 days a week start, MANCHESTER- preferred preferred. Excellent wages conditions, competitive salary and pleasant personality. This Operator. Liberal overtime representatives, hapdiing •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Monthly Reports The Herald is responsible for and fringe benefits. Apply at: will work into full time in a neighborhood. Qualitv built 7 only one Incorrect Insertion and benefits. Please call and benefits plan are position is located in the Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 few months. Must be a good customers, vendors, and room Tri-Level, 2 baths, fami and than only to the size of the Doris Blain, RN, Director of Junior High School and has a 121 Adams Street, For Bright Willing featured. For appointment prospecUve employees ly room, on spacious treed lot. original Insertion. Errors which Nurses, 646-0129, between 9 call Mr. Powers, 289-0256. broad range of respon Manchester. 647-9935. typist and have apleasent per SMALL ENGINE Service do not lessen the value of the a.m. and 5 p.m. Manchester sonality. Send brief resume to coming Into reception High 50’s. Hayes Corp. 646- VERNON — Mayor Frank McCoy has asked all of the Capitol City Adjustment sibilities. Attractive salary Individual Corporation - expanding 0131. REALTORS town commissions to submit quarterly reports to him as advertisement will not be cor Manor Nursing Home, 385 Bureau. and excellent benefits. An RN or LPN- 11 pm to 7 am. W. B. Garber, 111 Founders area. dealer network. No rected by an additional Inser West Center Street. Equal Opportunity Employer. Full or part time. Laurel Plaza, Suite 1106, East Hart- experience necessary. GROUP 1; A select <4ssoci<4tion of REALTORS serving the gre.^ter to the work that has been handled by them during that tion. ford, Ct. 06108.______Must Have a Vehicle. Apply in person or call 6 ROOM CAPE with dormers, MACHINIST- Second shift. An application may Be ob Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, 643-1101. Replies will be Complete '^training program. Manchester .ire^ with more ridvertismg expertise, period. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- tained from: Windsor Board Manchester. 649-4519. Enjoyable, Interesting $500. investment required to fireplace, patio, and patio impact ;»nd efficiency for both buyers .ind sellers. We have immediate and PA RT TIM E held confidential. doors, basement garage, shed, In letters to the Conservation, Planning, Recreation Excellent Part Time work. satisfying opportunities for of Education, 150 Bloomfield Work. Good money. start your own business. Ideal MECHANDISER WANTED Company paid liberal kitchen remodel^ 6 years, and Zoning commissions, the Zoning Board of Appeals Lost and Found Will train. Call Manchester skilled trades persons. Avenue,* Windsor, Conn., DISHWASHER- Part time To fill shelves in Manchester for retired or part time. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. evenings. Must be 18 years or benefit program. An equal Details on request. Mr. carpeted. Low heat cost. Very and the Sewer Authority, Mayor McCoy explained that SURFACE GRINDER, 06095. Telephone 688-3631. area. Call Saturday 9 to 11 clqan, $49,900. Charles Pon- o ld e r. C all C a v e y ’s Call for Appointment opportunity employer. Barker. ESCAA Field the Town Council, at its Oct. 30 meeting, had expressed a IMPOUNDED- Male Irish INTERNAL GRINDER, a.m., 249-5691, Cott Corpora ticelli Agency, 646-1540 / 646- SECRETARY - Part time TURRET LATHE, DRIVERS NEEDED- Full or Restaurant. 643-2751. Tom M/F. Training Division, Box 19, BOLTON desire to be made aware of the progress of the various Setter, 1 year, found Spenjer tion. 0800. Street. Contact Manchester and machine transcription a BRIDGEPORT-MILLER, part time. First and second Wading River New York. NEW LISTING! commissions of the town government. shifts available. Call 649-5199. Allied PriHdMt Senrkes, lac. 11792. Dog Warden, 646-4555. must. Send resume to Box AA TAPER GRINDER, 647-9947 579 Middle Taniplke W. NEW TO THE MARKET- 2 The mayor said, “Although most of the commissions c/o Manchester Herald. INSPECTOR, DEVLIEG 3B- Mr Bette r, CT 06040 ^ family Duplex. Garages, .12 LOVELY ACRES OF LAND are governed bv state statutes and there is perhaps no LOST- Black female JIG MILL, BROACHING, AVON- To Buy or Sell. MANCHESTER Package Manchester, Bolton, Coven store. Excellent location. Well fireplaces. Only $58,900. SIX ROOM COLONIAL legal requirement for such reporting, I believe that all of Malemute Shepherd, long MOLD MAKERS ASSEMBLER, CLERK Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. INVENTORY CONTROL. try, Andover. Call collect 822- established business. Call ACROSS FROM DOLTON LAKE the commissions are anxious to cooperate and be as in hair, white on chest and tip of Experienced only interested tail. No mask. Manchester in earning 820,000 dhd over per Apply Cushman Industries, Marion E. Robertson, formative as possible. ” Realtor, 643-5953. EAST HARTFORD- Just Screened Porch area. REWARD. 649-7549. 'ear. Please call 563-1475 806 Windsor Street, Hartford, I M eg ona^'s listed! 2 family 6^5. Separate On Route 44A. Level and cleared. Suitable He said a report as of Jan. 1 would be greatly ap dween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday, 8 am- DOG GROOMER experienced CALL TODAY... furnaces. Only $34,900. Pasek for 34 units of Apartments, Condominiums, 3:30 pm. EOE. M/F. SHuaUdn Wanted 15 “ Hound’s Tooth” Clean \ preciated. LOST- Men’s square shape in grooming all breeds. 742- Realtors, MLS, 289-7475. or several Residential House Lots. Perc gold ring with Sapphire. PART TIME CUSTODIAN- 6707. EXPERIENCED HAIR RESPONSIBLE Mother will Aluminum Siding Vicinity of Hawtnrone, Evenings 6 to 10 p.m. Ap- Lota-Land lor Sale 24 Tested. Suggested plans available. Price Woodland Streets. REWARD. proxiately 20 hours per weex. dresser wanted. Excellent SERVICE OUR CUSTOMERS care for children in my home. $54,000. working condition. Good McDonald’s® Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. Wall to Wall Carpeting 649-1919. Reply to P.O. Box 847, by telephone from your own NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot Manchester, Conn. hours. Call 649-7666. Hair home. You choose the hours. Boutique. McDonald’s® in Manchester has 130’ on lake, 1 1/4 acres, was “ MinUEstate” Yard s Also: Lovely 8 Room Older Colonial in LOST- Black and white 249-7773. WILL DO Babysitting in my $24,000 - cash $16,000. Bank Glastonbury, 2Vz baths, 2 car garage. Rham Board Adopts female Beagle puppy, wearing MAINTENANCE,^ORKER / home. 2 year old playmate. PART TIME Dishwashers- take ovir lots $5,100 cash only. Compare at ^42,900! • red collar, vicinity High Full Time- Some truck MACHINIST / Opportunities- opportunities available during Off Burnside Avenue, East Chalet on lake, move in $37,- ..Convenient location. Immediate occupancy School. Call 646-1484. driving. Must be willing Apply at Tacoiral, 246 Broad full and part time positions Hartford. Call 528-5240. 1979 Meeting Dates Street, Manchester. breakfast (7-3) and closing hours 000. Comer lot, beautiful $6,t. available. Asking $78,500. worker. Call 643-2171. are available for first class 00. 60 acres $35,000. Motels - Panonala 2 Lathe Set-Up and operators. CREDIT CLERK FULL TIME Dishwasher. (7-ciose). (Closers must be 18 Restaurants - Campgrounds - WILLIAM E. BELFIORE A G ^Y HEBRON — The Regional District 8 Board of Educa MECHANIC - Small (medium Experienced in aircraft quali TO $ 8 5 8 0 Acreage and Farms. 603-522- KEITH REXL ESTXTE WAN’TED TWO GIRLS- To duty gas engine) truck shop Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad ty work. We are located on tion has approved a schedule of meetings for 1979. All Street? Manchester. years or older.) Retail or finance experience, tact- 3636 ; 603-522-3736. 431 Main St 647-1413 317 Green R4 meetings will be at 7:30 p.m. in the library at Rham. bowl in the Woman’s League wants to add man who is Route 5 and easily accessable ful telephone skill11s. East Hartford 646-4126______464 East Center ai. Wednesday nights at 9:15. proud of his work and wants to by 1-9. Please phone 528-9487 Top company! Top Boss! Top The dates are as follows: Jan. 22, Feb. 26, March 19, SUBSTITUTE BUS Driver Benefits! Call Laura Connors, 5Z7- Baa! Ealate Wanted 28 Please call 646-2161. be paid for it. Quality and ef or corne in P.S. Machine Co., 2651. April 16, May 21, June 18, July 9, Aug. 20, Sept. 10, Oct. is’ ficiency a must. Call 643-2414 needed- we will train. Call 742- 1505 John Fitch Blvd., South As a member of our crew, you Nov. 19, and Dec. 17. 7339. Windsor. ALL CASH For your property, for an appointment. will receive supervisory training, within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ MANCHESTER VICINITY The following were named committee chairmen: Roy □ EMPLOYMENT MALE- Part time retail Tape, Instant Service. Hayes W. Wirth, maintenance; Irene Dean, policy; George free meals; pleasant working con 410 Asyhiin StrMt Corpoation, 646-0131. TODAY’S security. Plain clothes, will Hartford, Conn. V Giacoppe, personnel; Andrew Mulligan, insurance; Fran Help Wanted 13 train. Retirees welcomed. CARRIER MANCHESTER cis Danaher, public relations; Dennis George, steering Reply in writing P.O. Box 17- ditions and regular wage in SELIJiyG your house? Call us WANTED - Gas station atten ^ m R e a l 446, Bishops Comer Branch, first’ and we’ll make you a Building your own home? Then consider this committee on goal and objectives; Bruce Gallant, creases. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, building committee. dant, full or part time. West Hartford, Conn. 0611.. NEEDED SNOW SHOVEUNG 1.4 acre heavily treed lot. Rural zoned, mid Mature, responsible person For Jlpartment CotHplexes Realtor, 643-1577. Sal Mastandrea and Dennis George were named for third shift. References E s ta te FULL TIME Receptionist- Beacon IHI teens - 649-2813. delegates to the Central Office; Mulligan to the Capitol Call 871-1698. General office skills, answer Apply in person at McDonald’s®, Region Education Council (CREC); George to Connec ChooSng and financing a phone, good typing ability, Brea 46 W. Center St., Manchester, Ct. We will be taking ticut Association of boards of Education (CABE). NURSES AIDES- Full' time, home is a challenging un some errands. Need ear. Call applications on Friday, FIH W LY ICECREAM BOLTON Linda, 646-1980 after 3 pm. November 24th & Satur STER <62,900 all shifts. Experience dertaking in the life of any ______t______— preferred, but training will be Manchester & day, November 25th from Part bihI Full IlnM potlHont Your own mini-estate on this 60 acres of treed family. Providing a home You Deserve A Break Today ■vallablu both daya and will buy this .beautifully maintained 3 given. Apply in person: East BURR BENCH HELP- Will East Hartford ^ 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. Only am- for a family costs a lot of train. Call 10 to 2. 289-7542. avaninga. Eioallant opportunity bedroom split level home In a quiet and open land. You’ll have lots of wood for Hartford Conalescent Home, An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F oitious and dependable money each year and it Town Une for advaneamant. For furthor your stove, room for horses and cows. Owner 745 Man Street, East Hart need apply. Must be neighborhood, just minutes from 1-86. Fully New Gas Pumps Due ford. represents a major invest GAS STATION Attendant dalalls vlait your local Frlandly ment over many years. Wanted in Manchester. Call Jaanna at available on call basis. lea Craam Shop or calk EAST equipped kitchen, and central air con may finance. Mid 60’s. 649-2813. For Prices Over $1 The costnof housing in Hours: 6 a.m.-9 a.m., 5 days. Please apply in person to: HARTFORD-Sllvar Una. 889- ditioning. EAST HARTFORD cludes not only mortgage 83.00 per hour plus. College 1040. Bumalda Ava. 528-8710. 647-9946 TarrI Bowlwr Main St., 289-8890. PUBLIC SCHOOLS payments but other student or Retiree preferr^. COIUCTTONIMIIOWI FJ. SPILECKI INC., REALTORS WOLVERTON AGENCY Contact John, 646-9415. 8 M U T 0 ENTERPRISES MANCHESTER-Caldor*a Shop By United Press International expenses associated with ping Cantor. 049-8803., Main SL INVITATION ownership, such as proper Sunnybrooka Vlllaga . 643-2121 649-2813 For American motorists, some of whom are already 849-n38, GLASTONBURY. Main ty taxes, insurance, 230A, Haw Stala Road SL 833-2895. having trouble finding one type of premium fuel, 81-a- TO BID maintenance and specific S h e H e r a t O Manchaatof, Conn. gallon gasoline may be just around the turn of the decade. BID #483 assessments. It turns out CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING m nuRt MR n n sf Makers,of gasoline piimps — expecting steadily in PIANO TUNING that the satisfaction a NOW -NOWNIIIING Information may be ob family derives from its creasing prices — have started turning out pumps tained from Miriam P. Levin home depends largely on capable of recording prices more than twice what gas son, Assistaht Director of how well prepared they are CARRIERS oline sells for today. Business Services, East Hart to understand what home One of the makers of these 81.99-a-gallon pumps is the ford School Department, 110 MERRY ownership entails finan NEEDED Toxheim Corp. of Fort Wayne, Ind., which supplies 35 Long Hill Drive, Blast Hart cially. . m n i n percent of the nation’s 170,000 service stations. R.K. ford, Ct. 06108 until bid 2 CHRISTMAS .Disser, vice president of Toxheim, said he expected gas opening on: December 8,1978 FOR cussnoBD From CLIP & MAIL oline to top the 81 mark by 1981. at 2:00 p.m. DOLUR SAVER ______, At the same time unexpected demand has helped THE EAST HARTFORD A« you havo noUcod NO COLLECTING MANCHESTER — Custom built brick Ranch create a sho^ge of premium unleaded gasoline that has PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN iho pricM of houMo or# Ga Fox & Coa NAME Tournament Size Tennis Court comes with EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STAR MAIL TO: set on approximately 4 lovely acres with led to rationing and higher prices at some pumps around •toadUy Incroaaltig and It 1. Meadow Lane & Porter this beautiful 9 room Colonial Cape, with 3 the country. EMPLOYER. ADDRESS commanding view. Too many features to 046-11 you ara planning on POWER St. baths, 2 Fireplaces, 1,5x36 Family Room with Contributing to the shortage is the growing number of buying a honw, now la lha H e r a lb list, but call for a leisurely Inspection. 2 sliding Glass doors to Large Wood Deck, c in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 2. Redwood I Galaxy Dr. cars on the road that require unleaded gasoline and tima. Haro at tha Many openings in just about all the Asking $135,000. 4 hs o m (faster Bedroom 15x18, Rec. Room with wet whose owners prefer high-octane to prevent “pings” or TEDFORD REAL departments, from the food area to the 1 R $ H SUA ESTATE; CENTURY 21, STATE P.O. BOX 591 bar, garage. Handy location. “dieseling” — engine running after ignition turn-off. INVITATION sales floor . . . from the stock room to Manchaatar, Conn. 00040 RL 44A, Botton Notch, Call Larain At TO BID Bolton, 847-9914 wa hava the phone order board . . . ZIP ZINSSER AGENCY PHILBRICK AGENCY Sealed bids will be received llatinga of houaaa In all EXAMPLE: 742-5549 in the Office of The Director 646-1511 prica rangaa. D o in g ClassifiedciaMifiilri'fyour ad for extra attention vqlue. Simply You can be Santa for the family by ear- PHONE 15 Words for 6 Days 646-4200 ^ Mead Estate Bulk of General Services, 41 Center bualnaaa with a lallahia 1, ning the extra money for gifts. YOU Street, Manchester, Connec raaltor la vary Jmportant; T® g e t CHRISTMAS DISCOUNT □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *9.00 ticut, until Dec. 11, 1978 at additional charge is for the -i thafa why wo laconmiand * PRIVILEGES, TOO... Goes to Only Child 11:00 a.m. for the following: that you call ua to halp space the STAR occupies. There are two Athletic Suppitae (Recrea you find that honM you different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS HERALD tion Dept.) NEW YORK (UPI) — Margaret Mead, the world's ara looking for. 10*8111™*^”“ ^ ™Portant me.ssage Applications accepted at the Personnel foremost anthropologist, left the bulk of her estate^ es- The Town of Manchester is Office — 11th floor Mon. thru Fri. 10-4 1 2 3 4 9 ’'ttimated at 890,(X)0— to her only child and bequeathed her an equal opportunity employer, and requires an af p.m.. Sat. 9:30 -1 p.m. 4 ------Your Ghoico 1 1 1 9 10 personal correspondence to the Library of Congress. firmative action policy for all Miss Mead, 76, who died Nov. 15; directed that the oLits Contractors and Vendors HANDY HINT: l * | o i 4 A Soper ^2 11 ’’ 1 2 13 14 U Library of Congress receive all correspondence and per as a condition of doing ____ Trjli Vinta Mortgage payments are PoMStir PAtStar MAYBERRY VUAG E sonal papers to be selected by her daughter, Catherine business with the Town, as per J5* per day jgy actually another form of Kassarjian of Tehran, Iran. Federal Order 11246. HURRY IN TOOAYII n i» IS li i d enforced savings. Home ______(Plus regular word ad rate) Good Route N E H T I S T I W i Bid forms, plans and The four-page will, dated Oct. 7, was filed Tuesday in ownership encourages specifications are available at 3 3 i s i s MANCHESTER — New listing. Gracious 8 Manchester, large oversized Brick Cape, Surrogate’s Court in Manhattan. The document also sound financial habits. Ai. 2 2 Good Money! directs that the nationai library receive two copies of the General Services Office, G. FOX & CO. room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, super kitchen full dormer, 6’/4 rooms, 2 baths, 2 car gar . each of her publications and manuscripts. 41 Center Street, Manchester, HARTFORD i i 27 2 t 2 9 36 Includes appliances^^ large enclosed and age, new kitchen with cherry cabinets, rec The bulk of Miss Mead’s estate goes to her daughter, Connecticut. Equal Opportunity Employer CALL room with professionally built wet bar, largo Town of Manchester, heated porch, walk-up attic, baths, gar Classified advertising 44 with a 810,000 bequest to her son-in-law, Barkev Connecticut 1 2 3 3 i s age. $62,500. park like lot. Many extras. Call for details. Kassarjian. Robert B. Weiss. 647-9946 The actual value of Dr. Mead’s estate was unknown, m jjr— General Manager 31 u f i Ask for Ton or WUREN I HOWUND, WC. LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES pending an accounting. 048-11 TEOF080 REAL ESTATE 843-2711 i ■ 643-llOS Alex Matthew 649-4003 Joe Lombarde 1 - < K PMiE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Nov. 24. 1978 Horn** For Solo 23 Homot For Solo , 23 23 Homes For Sale 23 BUSINESS & SERVICE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Nov. 24, 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE awlmid Emaat IF YOiTRE THINKING ABOUT BUYING OR SELUNG A HOME... OF HOMES NOW EVERYTHING WE jify^ HIRING: • ••AND THINK ABOUT DIRECTORY TOUCH TURNS TO U pT b v e r y h o u r I \ \ \ I I ^ STORE Y » u o a e r a I Service* Offered 31 ServICBS Ottorod 31 * S O L O t : Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 S4NT4 TEW-MINUT6 i mm/ C&M TREE SERVICE - Free A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING- Rub estimates, discount senior CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. CARPENTRY - Repairs, . ' / ( 1 CLAUSES bish removed. Appliances etc. Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. remodeling, additions, gar Daniel F. Ream, Inc. Raaltora <^UMPlN^SS I citzens. Company moved. For all your Light Call Gary Cushing 3492009. mows.. LESPERANCE Manchester-owned and ages, roofing. Call David 1175 Main 8t. 646-4525 Manchaataf, CL Trucking needs at Very Patria, 644-1796. operated. Call 646-1327. Reasonable Prices. Call TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY L anytime, 875-7059. Carpentry and general' con . l l - « Boat$-AcceKorles 4 5 Antiques 48 B&M TREE SERVICE. Roohng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 N l I k N ^ Complete tree care Free es tracting. Residential and SNOW PLOWING- Residen- commercial. Whether it be a Apartments For Rent S3 Ofllces-Stores lor Rent 55 1974 FURY - 16‘A-foot GOBEL / HUMMEL timates. Senior Citizen tial and commercial. Porter small repair job. a custom built BIDWELL HOME Improve Discount. Call 643-7285. Autos For Sale 61 Auto* For Sale 61 Trucks for Sale 62 fiberglass, tilt trailer, with ANNIVERSARY PLATE- Street area and South East home or anything in between, ment Co. Expert installation EAST HARTFORD- 2 1975, $410. More Collector area of Manchester. Free of aluminum siding gutters ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot 1975 55-horsepower outboard call 6491379. bedroom Town House, 1 1/2 store on busy street. Large 1969 FIREBIRD- automatic, Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Plates of all kinds! Saturday REWEAVING bums, holes. Estimates. Reasonable. 646- and trims. Roofing installa Side Accent 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 9 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. baths, heated, fully display windows. $125 monhiy. track stereo, $1100. Call 649 power steering, orignal ALL 1970 V-8, automatic, $650. Also 50 horse Johnson out 10 to 3 p.m., Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. 5489. NEWTON SMITH- tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- applianced, washer and dryer Shamrock. 574 New London Window shades, Venetian 2323. Lease required. Lee & La 2227, after 6 pm. owner. Very good running Call 649-6218. board, $300, 228-0475 or 228- Remodeling, Repairs, and hook uns. full ba.sement. ment Realty, 875-4690. condition. Needs body work. 9550. Turnpike, Glastonbury. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. SNOW PLOWING, Rec-Rooms. No job to "small. Available December 1st. $285. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Driveways, parking lots. SPECIALIZING cleaning and 1 1973 OLDSM OBILE $600. 649-9468. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 649-3144. 528-1708 or 289-2890. MANCHESTER Downtown- 28' LUHRS, sleeps 6, flybridge 5221. Manchester area. Call for free repairing chimneys, roof,roo^ new__ CUTLASS- Excellent con Clean second floor office dition! Low mileage. Air con 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville rebuilt, new steering. Palmer estimate. 643-8364. CARPENTRY & Masonry - roofs. Free estiates. 30 years A BARGAIN FULL of houses ODD JOBS Done - CeHars, at Experience. Howley, 643-5361. ^ace. Reasonable: Hayes ditioning, new paint, new ning but needs work. $75. Call 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and FWC 265 hp. New. in 1975. Best □ RENTALS Additions and remodeling. and apartments to choose ■ Corp. 6490131. anytime, 875-7059. offer. Call 568-6212 or 872-792. tics, garages, yards cleaned, SNOWPLOWING- Commer tires. Sacrifice $2200 or Best rack. $1,750. 2894042. Free estimates. Cail Anthony from. We have hunderds of Offer. 5297009. moving, trucking. Loam for cial and Residential. Free es Squillacote 649-0811. ROOFER WILL Install roof, sale. Lawn service. No job too vacancies in all areas and ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. 1974 FORD PINTO WAGON- SUZUKI 250 HUSLER GT 18,- Booms for Rent 52 timates. Reliable, plus Best siding or gutter for low dis prices and sizes. Call for in big or small. 568-8522. Prices Around! Please call count price.Call Ken at 647- Ideal location. $300 including 1974 FIAT 129 4 yieed. Front Air, new tires, excellent con 000 miles, very rea onable. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - formation on vacancies in utilities. Don Horrigan, dition! 49,000 miles. Call Bar Garden Products 47 FINISHED ROOM FOR 528-3678. 1566. wheel drive. AM/FM. Very Must sell, 6491M3. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile New homes custom built your area. Rental Assistors, Barrows. Company. 647-1000. good condition. Days, 643- bara, 643-0053. Gentleman- Modern bath. No remodeled, additions, rec 2395646, Small Fee. BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh cooking. Security and installation and repairs. Free , Painting-Papering 32 Heating-Plumbing , 35 1741; evenings 649-0704. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low estimates. Call 646-3745, after rooms, garage, kitchens SHOP SPACE FOR RENT- 1970 BUICK SKYLARK- good mileage. Excellent condition. Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, & references. $32 weekly. Call remodeled, bath tile, cement MANCHESTER- Spacious 2 pears. 260 Bush Hill Road, 643-2121. 5 p.m. PAINTING - Interior and SEWERLINES, sink lines, Approximately 2300 square 1970 VW CONVERTIBLE- 64,- tires and driving condition. 4- $650. Call 643-5849. work, steps, dormers, residen bedrofim apartment. Balcony. feet. Call 9 to 5, 6 4 6 ^ . 000 miles. Asking $895. Call door, sedan. 649-0102. Manchester. exterior, paperhanging, tial or commercial. Call 649- cleaned with electric cutters, Swimming pool, tennis court. MATURE GENTLEMAN- BRICK, Block. Stone. excellet work References. 4291. by professionals. McKinney 6493222, after 6:00 p.m. Campers- Trailers Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney $290 monthly. Heat and hot MANCHESTER- Main Street ------(^EGH6Me EVALUATION kitchens, 6493446. Painting. John Verfaille. 649 ESSEX MOTOR INN No. 1444 with Photo- Includes: Clearing. 649-8735 after 7 pm. 5750 after 6:00 p.m. OFFICE SPACE Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Thinking of Selling Your Home? USED DELUX beds for sale. Mat Size 10^32^ bust, 3 ^ efore you sell — Call us for a free market survey.j tress. box spring and steel frame yards of 46-'inch. a ll fo r $50. F9R RENT No Cost — No Obligation. Rooms lor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent" " ’ 53 PatUm$ available only M 2 . o B 646-2300 260 square feet, center of in tizee shovm, 100 E nt Ctfltw S t THOMPSON HOUSE MEN ■ VERNON- Well maintained LOOKING for anything in real 456 MAIN Street, 1st floor, 9 Manchester, air cm ditioningand TO OROER. tea4 $1.00 ftr tack MinMUTIC TRAIIS. Birch House Women.-'Central- ManchMtor, Conn. parking. Call 643-9551. " ittoniittoni pipits 29$ ‘ ftr------poit^e atO " 'so garden apartments. Frank estate rental - apartments, room heated apartment, no Caadl'■Rliai. iy located. Downtown Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or homes, multiple dwellings, no appliances, no pets $190. plus tax Manchester. Kitchen SUE BURNETT Resident Manager 871-9188. fees. Cali J.D. Real Estate Security. Call 6492426,95 pm. ManchMtoc Evening Herald STRANO privileges. Call 6492358. LUBE, OIL & HLTER up to 5 qta. a filter REAL ESTATE Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 1190 Ave. of Amerfcaa MOST CARS RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to New Yorfc, N.Y. 10030 W$W RAMM. TIRES ONE BEDROOM At Sun- I 646-2000 share apartment with same. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT nybrook Village. Available l_97k4EiP(ia5 Priat Nana, ARdrtst iwith ZIP FURNISHED SLEEPING Large bedroom. 647-9988. CODE, Stylt N««e^ aaO' Sin. 1172 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER room for mature gentleman. - 426 Broad St. $155. Security January 1st. Quiet, convenient deposit. No appliances. 4 WHEEL DRIVE The Fall & Winter ’73 Central location. Call 6494701 location. Private entrance, BASIC FASHION con- HOURS-MON-FRI. 8 AM-8 PM Married couple. No pets. single story building. $260 per This beauty equipped*witli 4 way angle plow -r after 6 pm. KEEP HAPPY tains a Bonus Coupon. RegalSSSteT WED. Ill 9 PM POWER STEERING Telephone 643-4751. month includes heat, hot meUI cab — original 21,000 milea. Unite in thle Price $2.00*a copy. SAT. 9 AM-3 PM water, air conditioning, condition can’t be found. Add B2.00 for the New 368 MAlNST., MANCHESTER appliances, storage and coin 646-2112 op laundry. No Pets. Damato SUCCESS IN SEWING. POWER BRAKES Enterprises, 6491021. *3295 — AND WORTH IT!! House of the Week 3 ROOM APARTMENT. January 1st. Centrally SUBURBAN MOTORS located. Second floor, REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER appliances, heat, garage Rt 83 (Manctnster-Talcottvilla Town Lino) Bulld^s, Plumbara, Ramodalari, laundry facilities. Adults. No Elactriclana, Raal Estata irokara and pets. Security, lease, Salasman — Call Ua for Spaelal references. $230. 6497268 or HEAVY DUTY BAHERY M3-4884. Prtcas on yourAppllanea Naada and Sarvleaa... FIVE ROOM DUPLEX- 2 443-44Q HARTTOIID MAO MANCHESTER bedrooms, modern kitchen SUBURBAN’S PHONE 047-0007 new cabinets with stove and RADIO refrigerator, modern bath, basement, attic. Private drivew ay. $250 monthly. SATURDa V SPECIALS Security required. No Pets. BODY SIDE MOUHNO Ml TUNSKY Call after 1 p.m., 6493050. THREE ROOM Apartment- . 1974 FREBIRD ★ALUMINUM A VINYL SIOINB Heat, hot water, stove, refrigerator, carpet. $200. FORMUia EDITION HARDTOP - GOLD WITH FREIOIfT & DEALER PREP (20 Cofora ro Chooaa From) Adults only. No pets. Central MATCHfNQhkuCKET SEAT INTERIOR - ly located. SecUHty deposit. ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS - 8 CYL. - A/TRANS - ★AWNINBS A CANOPIES Call 6497690. P/STEERING - MUST BE SEEN AND DRIVEN - A JACK CASTERLiNE, a MANCHESTER resident for RACY SPORTY CAR YOU CAN AFFORD. many years, Previously at P&W Aircraft for 23 years ★STORM WINDOWS A DOORS SUN DECK -I ONE BEDROOM Apartment- Two Second floor. Stove, says: Phone 049-9095 mi io-isr Ia refrigerator. Older persons preferred. No pets. $145. Call *3595 These Pre-owned cars are fully reconditioned and FREE ESTIMATES + EASY HRMS Story 643-6802, or 649-6205. guaranteed. Each car is Ready for your driving ACTIVITY ROOM I 1974 CMURO , ^ aCD ROOM FURNISHED 3 ROOM apart JET BLACK HARDTOP WITH RED BUCKET SEAT pleasure. ment, second floor, ample FIX Home I INTERIOR - 8 CYL. - A/TRANS - P/STEERING - h 8’-0* parking, no pets. Call 6497647. WHITEWALLS - REAL SHARP - ACT FAST ON JACKilASTERLINE EAST HARTFORD- 1 & 2 THIS BEAUTY. ?T L l -.XITCHCh '' OININtnOOM 1# .-.'^ 0 p i Offers bedrooms, with yard, gas range, no pets. Security More deposit. $150 & $170. 649-4424. *3395 1975 CHRYSLER Separate recessed foyer leads to luxury SMART CORDOBA HARDTOP - WHITE WITH master bedroom suite or majestic Activity Livable TRANSFERRED? MATCHING VINYL ROOF AND INTERIOR - MMHSIER Mim (BITER Wa 'Room. BEAUTIFUL -.8 CYL. - A/TRANS - P/STEERING - 311 Main Street 646-2130 THe activity room has two-story area and Space. FAC AIR - EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN FINE 1976 BINGK LE SABRE 1970 PLYMOUTH VOLARE PREMIER railed balcony along two sides. The size Is an RUNNING AUTOMOBILE. 4 door, average mileage, Pow. windows, auto, trans., 4 dr. Station wagon, steel belted wsw tires, vinyl Interior, overwhelming 24’9” by 15'4” clear Inside. It Pow. steer., Pow. brakes, radio, a/c, 350 V-8, radial wood 'grain. Luggage rack, tinted glass, auto, trans., tires, vinyl roof. Pow Steer, Pow. Brakes, Air Cond., rear defroster, Includes a fireplace, deck access & stair t t MLCon *3695 NOW dependable 6 cyl. engine. access to second floor. M> . 1. OM '] Want To to e Money The dining roorn Is sized for large or small *! UlUfW h - 1973 MUSTANG family and the kitchen Includes surplus MM.CMV r SHARP RED HARDTOP - 8 CYL. - STANDARD 3 *3895 *3995 cabinet and counter space alohg with bullt- SPEED TFTANS. - P/STEERING - SPOR'TY YET While Supply Lasts ’ On Your Fuel Bill? i c ’ Ins. , MO lOOII 1 J MO MOOM 1 1 y-or 1 r-0*. isf-0* AN ECONOMICAL AUTO TO OWN AND DRIVE- EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN. Please Keep Your Eyes _ _ On This Space Next Week. NICE SILVER GRAY WITH WOODGRAIN SIDING - RED VINYL INTERIOR - 8 CYL. - 4 SPEED WITH 1976 CHEVROIET CAMARO OVERDRIVE FOR ECONOMY - P/STEERING - Bucket seats, console, V-8 engine, ralley wheels, Auto, WHITEWALLS • DEPENDABLE SENSIBLE AUTO trans., Pow. Str., Pow. Br., AM radio. If You Would Like To ir-or.if-crK O WOOH TO OWN. NOW Advertise In This Spot, tv-8 Please Call The Herald M .UM ATC aCCDIIO FIOM MSSEnu LOW BANK RATE TERMS ARRANGED 1 YOU may purchase complete working MM.TOR8 TRADES WELCOME Classified Department drawings, material lists and plans for the W EHAViTHE Many M on To Chooao From at 643-2711. aoove nouse, Numoer 954A— from Larry ’’MOVINQ MACHINE* 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 SUBIMUN MOTOR CM MC. Farnsworth, P.O. Box 1841, -Las Vegas, 50 TOLUMO TPKE - MANCHESTER Nevada, 89101. 649-2076 OPEN 9 TO 9 P ^ E TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester m m ., Fri.. Nov. 24. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Nov. 24. 1978— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN wa'SHBiiUk Peanuta — Charlea M. Schulz ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle MAYBE.WHEN 1(011661 ID 1 Rhea 1 Skinny fish Dear Abby ( ^EAH! UlOULPN’T IM Very FLATTERED 4 Singer Hams '6EAfi4MCWSBA5eeWLL IT'LL PROBABLY BE HARP 2 Sprout VTHAT BE 6REAT2/ THAT YOU 5H0ULP THINK TO UNWRAP ANP HAVE 8 Splendor artificially By Abigail Van Buren PLAVK, CHARLIE BROWN, OF5UCHATHIN6 12 Audience 3 Hindi dialect EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET ------u — CHOCOLATE THAT MELTS 13 Knovriedge - 4 Skit THEY'LL NAME A CANPY EOUAC all OVER YOUR FIN6ERS 14 Finished 5 Sultry BAR AFTER YOU... 15 College 6 Presses ' degree (abbr) 7 Fasting period DEAR ABBY; For years I have suffered from an inferiori 16 Egyptian deity 8 Small ty complex because of my height. It has ruined my whole 17 Mexican com explosion M O RTG AG E 18 Read up on 9 Tips life. I am a woman, 5 feet 9 .1 love to dance, but I'm taller Obl MUKtwilh by 20 Indefinite m 10 Small'plateau than the average man and I feel like a fool when a man looks order t l Fulcrum MONEY? up at me. m 22 Seance sound ,19 Put on Sue Pec^ I am uncomfortable unless I wear flats. I won't even walk 23 C h e ^ IS p ^ 21 Domestic to the coffee machine at work because I feel so conspicuous. Priscllla’a Pop - Ed Sullivan 25 Srhalt lizard animal 35 Tiny state sword I became so desperate I even asked my doctor if he knew of 27 Wanted (si.) 24 Paradises (abbr) 49 Golfer Lema ' some kind of operation to shorten the bones in my legs, but 30 Gels the drop 26 Second month 38 Canal system I 6 0 T E'VEN WITH THAT on (comp 51 Part of a REAL ESTATE (abbr.) in northern he said do one has ever attempted such an operation. I told LONe-[7ISTANC^ TRUCKER wd.) • church EDITOR 27 Abominable Michigan him I would be more than willing to be the first. FOR PARKING HIS RIG IN 33 Self-esteem 40 Least sweet' 53 Fishpound SENTRY Abby, you can't imagine what a miserable feeling it is to FRONT OF OUR PRIVE . 34 Semester snowman 54 Inner (prefix) walk into a room and pray to God that there is someone 36 La tar 28 Mild expletive 43 Deuce pit? 29 Name- 45 Flying saucer 55 For fear that there taller than you are. Would you believe that I have suggestor REAL ESTATE SERVICES even considered taking my life? I'm sure there are other 37 Headwear (abbr) 57 Compass 39 Pen tips 30 Shaded (Fr) point girls who feel the same way. [T 31 Held in 47 Japanese port 41 Compass 59 On same side Any advice you can give me will be appreciated. Don't tell point 32 Cuts 48 Fencing me to see a psychiatrist because that is where my problem 42 Fools has already landed me. 44 Runs out 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I TALL IN CANADA 46 At present Your Home’s For Sale 47 Egg (Fr) 12 13 14 48 Arrival-time DEAR TALL: Since you've already wisely cooaulted a 15 16 guess (abbr) 17 A S K M E. paychlatriat, yon must surely kodw that it's your But Is It Tempting? 50 Western- 18 attitude—not your altitude that needs changing. 1 ^ ^ 19 20 22 hemisphere or ■ ■ Yon aro much too aelf-centered in aiauming all eyei aro ganization 23 35 26 eonsCanting focnaed on yon. Not trnel Eaay— Crobka & Lawranc* (abbr) ■ Gloria Baluk laotoad et tbooe negative feelingi yon have about your 52 Spur 28 29 ■ 30 31 32 Planning to sell your home? height, itaad tall, throw your abouideri back, chin up, and C’MOWl SHAKE A LES. OR DO I 56 Cooking 33 35 SOUTH WINDSOR - New listing. Large A "For Sale" sign in the froril' yard may not be come oa proud, confident and alivel II you have two good HAFTA BOOT utensils ■ ■ SPACIOUS ROOMS ACCENT this 6 rooms. arms, legs, .eyei, a voice and a mind, thank God in your you OUTA 58 Step ij 3. 3. ,0 raised ranch on V4 acre landscaped lot. enough to lure prospective home buyers. , THERE-?; 60 Compass ■ ■ Dining room, Eat in, kitchen, 3 BR's, 1V4 Colonial, 1'/4 baths, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, So if you're serious about selling your house, prayerti point 42 .3 45 tfcritagc Savings baths, family room with Franklin fireplace, 2 dining room, 2 car garage, screened porch. make it look tempting - whether you plan to show it Get rid ol those flats (they m ^e you ahulllel; wear heeli. 61 Seth's son ■ It wlU improve your flgnrk. Practice walking with grace and 46 SflMim.UionUkm • Simrl/191 car garage, immediate occupancy. 289- Groat lot In area of fine homes. Mid $60's 62 Slides Oh' 871-2775. yourself or place it with a real estate firm. snow ■ 4331. dignity. Yon get no sympathy trom here, dear. Now get 48 49 50 51 S3 54 55 The first impression is often the lasting one. going, and remember thoee prayers ol gratitude. 63 Mental ■ ■ Mam Otiice 1007 Mam Street Manchester 649-4586 Roll out the old lawn friower and make sure the component 56 57 58 59 60 K-Marl Office Spencer Street, Manchester ^9-3007 (pl) lawn is trimmed and edged. Cultivate your flower DEAR ABBY: This is in reference to the woman from 64 Journey 61 62 63 beds and clean the lawn debris. Joliet, III. about obscene phone calls. 1 also was bothered by 65 Compass 64 65 Pull those shades up and make your bedrooms a man who called periodically for this reason. It made me point 66 very nervous and upset so I contacted the police, and you 66 Decompose and bathrooms look bright and airy. These are wouldn't believe their suggestion. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPmSf ASSN | probably your most important selling points. They told me to make a date with the caller, let them Make that kitchen gleam and shine. It may mean know where he was meeting me, and they would be there to .»ii7ih«<.KLra.iiinn.p».i»» the difference between a quick no and a quick yes. arrest him. I refused to endanger my life this way. Win at bridge Brighten up those walls, ceiling and woodwork. If Then by chance I mentioned my problem to the minister's Alloy Oop — Dav* Qrau* they are faded or dirty, a thorough washing — or wife who gave me the best tip of all-one she had used. She ■thornstaulk's . , C5KAV.' J U S T LE M M C S E T WHAT DO I DON'T.' repainting — could be helpful in making a sale. said, “The next time he calls, say hello as usual, listen for a ALL SET ALLEY-' •HAVIN'THAT moment, thdn while he's still talking, say, ‘Are you there, THIS S^EAR AN' W ElU 'lOUWAffT / FlSUf^ IF duR SCALY- lJCXXiR'CL(3SED Clean up the attic or basement and then arrange away.' THAT FDR?1 TAILED FRIENDS COME Selecting Stayman or JTB Just Built 8 Room Col. formal dining rodm, operator? This is the call I asked you to trace . . . he's on the , MISHT BUY US BOLTON — Custom built seven room ranch AFTER US. A LITTLE MORE largo eating space kitchen, first floor family those articles neatly to show storage and utility phone nowl’ " to offer South a choice be on 2+ rolling acres. Kitchen with slider to space to its best advantage. TIMS NORTH 11-M tween a bid of four hearts or huge deck, 1st floor family room, 3 BR's, 2 room with fireplace, 2Vi baths, 2 car garage I did as she suggested, and the caller got rattled and hung nuHstSIII HORSESIII A little optical illusion may help. Closets will up. And that's the last obscene phone call I ever received. A A J 10 three notrump and South And all your other animals will love it here in Lebanon, on and situated on exceptional acre lot $83 - full baths, walk out basement, double gar 900.00 871-2775. appear most spacious when neatly arranged, with N. HALEDON, N.J. W KJ743 elected bo bid three th^4 acre Mmi-Farm. Five stall barn. 2 car garage, plus age, available immediately. 289-4331. clothing hung properly. ♦ K62 notrump. a ^autiful remodeled 200 year old colonial. Featuring 4 ASS Actually, it makes little . )A" , I DEAR N.J.: Thanks lor the Up. bedrooms, country sized kitchen with oak cabinets D W EAST difference except to a match 4/' WEST point player. With the king & range. Fireplace. Dining and a Florida room too plus DEAR ABBY: I am a waitress and I'm writing to say that AK9752 A863 much more for ^ y $64,900.00 - 647-9914 - 423-8958 A A95 of spades in the pocket and I- I am sick and tired of hearing this job put down. W 86 the king of clubs off side. I just heard the following commercial on TV. “If I hadn't ♦ 93 A J 10 8 5 AK 964 AJ32 South makes either five gone to such and such a school for something or other. I'd hearts or five notrump since On behalf of myself and still be just a waitress.” Well, just imagine that! A fate SOUTH he must lose one club and worse than death! ' “ — A Q4 the ace of hearts. the staff at the Herald^ we Abby, I've been a waitress for 16 years, and I'm not Tha Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions A (} 10 2 Suppose South held a max ashamed of it. I own my own home, a car, and I'm raising two AAQ74 imum of 18-point notrump A A Q 10 7 with the black kings instead children alone. We take a vacation every summer, I've never I WANT THE ^THAT'LL SIVE NO-&UT IT'S A Vlctorian Col with 9-f rooms, 4 large hope you had a wonder had one penny from welfare, and I don't owe a dime. e e s T S E A T ME THE E.EST Vulnerable: Neither of the black queens. Then six S M A S H IN S V/IEW O F hearts would make without a u„,., ...... "hORD -- IScepflorial U & R bedrtwms, V /i baths, marble fireplace My work is honorable and rewarding, and I resent the in IN T H E , VIEW OF THE THE CHEER LEADERS/ Dealer: South sinuation that waitress work is something to be ashamed of. STA D IU M / SAME '?.... finesse provided South man built home on child safe cul-de-sac ful Thanksgiving Day, West North East South aged to ruff one spade in his y R l A T STAKTCR HOMe" cathedral ceilings, fantastic kitchen, 3 BR's on 2 V4 beautiful acrea. 871-2775. Please print this for all the waitresses who share my Three bedroom ranch, nice fireplaced living room. INT own hand. Could they get 2-4 baths, 2 fireplaces, double garage, in-^ feelings. Pass 2 A Pass 2 A there after North’s jump to Garage with heated workshop. Plus a gorgeous treed V KATHY IN MINNEAPOLIS level lot and all fenced in too. All this for only $34 500 00 ground pool, all on park like acre lot. 289- Drive carefully over this Pass 3A Pass 3 NT three hearts? Pass Pass Pass Hiey just might. South holiday weekend. DEAR KATHY; Consider it done. would try for a slam by a bid Are your problemi too heavy to handle alone? Let Abby of four clubs. Not Gerber, TEDFORD help yon. For a personal, nnpablished reply, write: Abby: Opening lead: 45 but merely acceptance of REAL ESTATE, Sue B«n 69700, Lot Angeles, CaUf. 90069. Enclose a stamped, hearts and slam invitation. ■ I seU-addreased envelope. 647-9914 • 423-8956 By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag n ( Aatrograph A California reader asks if Thf Born Loa«r — Art Sansom When you use Stayman in it is ever correct to pass as BECLUDEO e st a t e an^Tnpounte^IitR preference to JTB with a dealer with 14 high-card one-of-a-kInd architectual wonder. On 46 the original ideas of others and good hand, the action im points. i ? k H turning them Into something far mY HAPteY reeus a plies that you either have acres of wooded land, located just 30 better than they envisioned. We don’t think so, but if GLASTONBURY — Woodfieid Crossing minutes from Springfield. This property MAU SHOULD SPEAtl four cards in the other major you should pick up Q J x x, K HBjiMiiB You'll share the credit equally. or a very strong three-card area of new homes, reserve your lot now for consisting of 9 rooms, 2 story home. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Cir J X, K J X, Q J X you might spring delivery. Ranches, Colonials, Raised November 2S, 197t ''HISMIIOP! holding. In other words, it break the rule, as those are Accented with winding staircase, 2 stone cumstances may place you In a tells partner that he should Ranches or will build to suit, don't miss this fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, sunken There is a strong possibility very propitious position today little spot cards. that a large dream you've been be w ^ of notrump when (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE \SSN great opportunity. 289-4331. living room and complete with heated pool as a middle person who'll profit naturing for some time will In some manner from two diver weak in a minor suit but can and tennis court. Exciting opportunity for come to fruition this coming gent situations. play notrump when strong in (Fora copy oUACOBYMOD the descrimlnating buyer. Over $200,000 00 year. It could happen through a GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Oth both minors. ERN, send SI to: "W/n at 871-2775. most unusual chain of events. ers will find you an extremely North’s jump to three Bridge," care of this newspa SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. pleasant companion today be hearts after South rebid two per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City .a JL 5|The Sentry 21) Try to associate with i^our cause of your genuine interest diamonds was a forcing bid Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) T h e S e n t r y enterprising friends today, not In things of concern to them. your lethargic ones. Something You know how to make people Heathcliff — Georgs Qataly ^ ^ i|F re e Home fortunate could happen if feel Important. S e r v i c e you're Involved with doers. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Per Find out your ascendent and sistency Is your key to per ^^^3^EvaIu,ation. what It means to you by send sonal rewards today. Where South Windsor ing for your 1979 copy of Astro- WInthrop - Dick Cavalll What is your home worth? Our professionals can help Com m itm ent. MANCHESTER ^87,500 others may fade In the stretch, New listing for June occupancy. Don’t wait until Graph Letter. Mall % cents for your luck grows stronger the you price your home to sell faster and easier. We will Custom 9 room home, located in sought each and a long, self- ISTHAT W H AT c c e e T H E ITSA'tO , T H IS springtime to purchase,'and find aii the good provide you with complete marketing, financial, and Every Sentry Real Estate agent is a professional, who longer you hang In there. f after Forest Hills. Vaulted beamed ceiling addressed, stamped envelope LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your VtDUf? ■6I©N IN T H E CONCJBMNED BV istings soidi See this ioveiy 8 Room Spiit Levei economic information No obligation. No pressure. No adheres to the Highest ethical and technical standards. hying room, fl. to ceiling fireplace, formal to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box ASi, good humor and enthusiasm Is ROC7M U P V W ’INDCJW S A Y ? BARENTS ." that offers 3 Bedrooms, famiiy room, ioveiy living sales pilch. Of course we'd like to sell your home for Every agent is fully qualified to provide quality service Radio City SUtlon, N.Y. 10019. Inspirational today. You make you. Thai's our business. And we're confident you will on a personal basis. "Service" is more that a word in dining room, 4 bedrooms on first floor Be sure to specify birth sign. T H S 2 E / room, dining room a kitchen, also a panelled rec everything you undertake WINTHROP? select us once you've seen our professionalism at work. our name. It is our commitment. Perhaps that ts why master bedroom has walk-in closet and’ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) seem like fun, even If serious V hJi f ^““‘-'"8- carpeting, Sentry is one of this area's fastest growing companies. Don't be afraid to set heady challenges are Involved. 1 /2 baths, treed yard, asking $66,900. spacious bath. The family room has bam goals today, because you're VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Pos 1 board and a stone fireplace. There is also capable of achieving that which sibilities to add to your re h U GET MORE with an office with built-in desk and 2 car gar you desire. Think big and you'll sources could come through score big. two different channels today. rffe TIME FOR fORKEY LEPT0VER6... Co., Inc, age. Well landscaped grounds. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) One will be due to your efforts, Take active measures today while luck Is apt to Intervene In 1 64.H.2fi09 toward making a reality of the second. something you've been hoping LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You ISENTTRY for. The time is ripe. Stop have considerable political PO= • II 2 , W S auuLt ^-^...JrEAL ESTATE SERVICES V I S U o f sitting on your duff. savvy today and can sway or PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) This persuade ^mall or large groups 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford • 289-4331 US company Homes can be a profitable day, but not effectively. Get on your soap HOURS; necessarily from things that box. Short Ribs — Frank Hill Robert D. Murdock, Realtor you originated. Your rewards SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Try _646^Hartford Turnpike (Rt. 30) Vernon • 871-2775 Sund<|« CloMd ,J««V ia0.|pjii I aaME IN A SPIPIT SaL • tjn, • I Djn. will come from a collective not to upset the status quo WANTIN© ONLY TO J HAVE FEEUN0WEWILL enterprise In which you have a today. Things could develop In OP FWENPSMIP... EN JCY THIS VAST BEHEARINSTHATAaiWE ...ARIZONA. minor roie. a manner whereby you’ll be BOUhfriFUL LAMP WAV ID... ARIES (March 21-AprU 19) You lucky In spite ol yourself. Let W n tA N W R E P aaJiWflS \ / have a knack today for taking nature take its course. \ Barry's World — Jim Borry ...SO , HE6 got himself a bird VO&/" Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & StoHal THERE'S THE AMOUNT-'As hYOU Our Boarding Houaa KNOW,I PONT, This Funny World Be l ie v e in C am bridge 8L - $47,900.00 T IP P IN © .' Charming 6 room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, carpeted livina hdme , MY WORD, HAS VERNON $69,900 early FROM T i€ CONVENTION DF Eight room. 4 bedroom center haH Colonial. Two rwm & dining-room. Fireplace - new kitchwq sunporch THE EMBATTLED TT gTRlCT a3N6TRUCTlONI5T5,' HE ^ fireplaces. 2 ‘/z baths. Immediate occupancy. off mastertjedroom, garage, nice treed lot BARRISTER LOST PLANNED TO SPEAK ON MANCATORY ALL REASON? FDR JAYWALKERS EVERYONE KNOW Professional BUT LEFT TOWN WHEN HE fiOT A THANKS6IVING PARKIN<3 TiCKET.'«HE NEEDS HiS WAS yesterday.' Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! BiRD-HE'S CELEBRATING W . ara .n ir .wwd-wlnnliig Reuo rM l M tetabrokw bwkad by ovw 1* HAK-KAFF.'- y^^..p«lw w aw td u> iranttem l pM ,n. « d eomp«ilM. THANKSaVlNQ NEXT WEEKl WA5N" “* ° mwtirtng yow propwty h tn And hnthng nm > IT? propwty lor you onytahoro. For Hoal lo rd ca .., CaW u i today anydnia AdxtYOE I SHOULD HAVE . _____ IAm W»I BUY NOW LEFT A UTTLB wKBia (Hi-;n3) • Mnmi irswri = n t m» (w-iiu) f/4 and give yew family SOMETHIN©,/ EAST HARTFORD $365,000 f-.O. TttHdei, Pmldtnl Security. Across from P&W, 23 units. Gross income over $62,000 .yearly. Hardly ever a vacancy. Professionally a p p ra i^ The Barrows Wallace Company Birch 8L - $48,900. Bank financing $250,000 at m % for 25 years. Secondary ft Business zoned 2 family of 5 rooms each floor with ao- w Home omiership is a financing available. For more details call Ralph Pasek. prox. 600 Sq. Ft. Store just off Main St. Owner will firet E$tablished 1959 mortgage - C 1878 by NE A. me. way to a better (iGfoTHINO PASEK REAL ESTATE CO., INC. fu tu re . eoe BURNSIDE AVE. ______EAST HARTFORD CERTAIN 289-7475 MERRin ^ A N Y M O R E - 846-1180 T