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RATTLESNAKE MOUNTAIN, interfering with the observatory's minimum. space sciences at Battelle Northwest terfere much with the telescopes. ^ City Light Wash. (UPI) — The starry night sky studies of the aurora borealis, or But the energy crisis has those Laboratories, which operates the But Stokes said the General Elec> isn't what it used to be in fast­ northern lights. towns thinking about replacing their observatory. "At least a part of. our trie Co. has embarked dn a majof growing southeast Washington — and The towns and the observatory current street lamps with more ef­ operation here would be less effec­ marketing campaign to persuade Obscuring that's bad news for astronomers at used to have a pretty good ficient lamps that use less electricity tive.” cities and utilities to switch to higlK Your Neighbors’ Views: Will inflation curtail the Rattlesnake Mountain Obser­ relationship, so good that several but produce light over a wider spec­ The old ordinances restricted the pressure sodium vapor lamps lo^ your Christmaa purchasing? vatory. years ago many communities passed trum. towns' lighting to mercury vapor conservation purposes. X Night Sky Booming towns in the area are “light pollution" ordinances “That would be a very bad light for lamps, which throw off a relatively Violence glowing brighter than ever at night. designed to keep night glow at a us." said Robert Stokes, manager of narrow band of light that doesn't in­ 2 DAYS! SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY! Continues

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Bombs rocked the U.S. Embassy in shortly after the incident, indicated Thailand Friday and mobs of angry the bombs may have been planted by Moslems were beaten back from the a Thai Moslem separatist group that M ■■ 1 embassies in Kuwait and the Philip­ distributed leaflets around Bangkok Ellis pines in another wave of anti- last week threatening attacks on U.S. Patrick Powell Cwiraka Frye Armstrong American violence sparked by the targets. worsening crisis in Iran. Officials said leaflets were signed Pal Patrick, South Windsor —"It will a little bit. My three have to live.” am cutting down on who I am In Moscow, a group of Iranian by the Pattani National Liberation —No it won't. I have pre-planned stepsisters are going to get cards Norwood Frve, Glastonbury buying for. I am limiting" students also planned to march on Organization and warned of attacks this year.” —"I believe it will. 1 am going to Joe ArniMironK, Columbia the U.S. Embassy but Soviet for Christmas. I have a Christmas against “Rockefellar, Yankee im­ Rich Cwiraka, Manchester cut back and buy less.” —“Sure it has to. I am going to be authorities doubled security around club and nothing will hurt our perialism and Western powers in­ Christmas" —"Probably not. We will probably Jane Kllis. East Hartford—“It more choosy" the yellow-stucco compound and filtrating Iran.” Joanne Powell, Manchester spend as much as last year. You will definitely affect my buying. I ''neutralized'' the protest, a In the tiny Persian Gulf sheikdom diplomatic source said. of Kuwait, a mob of several thousand Three Moslem demonstrators were chanting Moslems marched on the reportedly injured in the Philippines U.S. Embassy but was driven off by but there were no American tear gas fired by national guardsmen casualties in any of the protests, who rushed to the scene in armored staged on the 10th day of Mohairam. cars. Haurhpatfr one of the holiest days of the Moslem Witnesses said the protestors were M * 9 . Shiite calendar. mostly Iranian students and workers As the siege at the U.S. Embassy in demonstrating in support of Iran's 5.99 Tehran dragged into its 27th day, the demand for the extradition of the 25% OFF anti-American sentiment stirred by shah. Iran's Islamic leader Ayatollah Embassy spokesman Kevin Honan Ruhollah Khomeini spread to three said the demonstration began in the 1 ^ countries largely untouched by the morning and “by noon the crowd had JUNIOR crisis until now — Thailand, Kuwait grown to several thousand. and the Philippines. "Kuwaiti security personnel used COTTON- In Bangkok, between two and four tear gas when one group came to iEti^ninn MrralJi bombs exploded inside the compound within 300 yards of the embassy,” I Vol. XCIX, No. 53 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, December 1, 1979 Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered | BLEND ORIGINALS. of the American Embassy at dusk, Honan said, adding that the crowd breaking the retaining wall of a fish eventually dispers^. PRICES pond but causing no injuries, officials Riot police in the Philippines used TURTLE­ said. water cannons to break up a mob of OUR ENTIRE Thai police rushed to the scene and about 200 Moslems who tried to turn Shah Still Expected to Leave NECKS • 4 sharpshooters in camouflage un­ an anti-American demonstration in iforms were posted around the com­ Manila into a march on the embassy. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The SUte his exile home there. STOCK pound in a s p ^ y attempt to protect deposed Iranian monarch. Despite the fact he cannot go to In the pandemonium, three Department said Friday it still Department spokesman Hodding the embassy from further violence. “We had very little lead time, ' Mexico, Carter said. "The shah has explosions shook the crowd but they expects Shah Mohammed Reza Carter said Mexico gave the United Carter said. OF LONDON An American Marine on duty at the were apparently large firecrackers Pahlavi to leave America when he is said that he wishes to leave the coun­ States very little warning before an­ He did not criticize the Mexican try and we have no reason to doubt time said he heard “about four and caused no serious injury, well enough, despite Mexico's sudden nouncing Thursday night that it government's decision, either out­ that.” FOG* explosions" But William witnesses said. decision to bar him from returning to would no longer welcome the Lenderking. the embassy press at­ Police turned on the water canons right or subtiy, but said Mexican of­ On Capitol Hill, Sen. Ted Stevens of • OUTERWEAR tache, said he heard only two. and a r r e s te d 179 of th e ficials had given the United States Alaska, the assistant Republican Reg. $9-$10. Great­ an(j more! "very recent confirmation” that the “Everything’s kind of foggy, but they demonstrators when they tried to leader, said the Mexican decision looking turtles in lots of shah would be allowed to return to FOR MISSES! have investigators here. I heard two march on the embassy, chanting was “ an astounding reaction to super colors! In an easy- loud noises," Lenderking said. Mexico when his medical treatment fe a r.” “ Return Satan Shah,” and “Down in New York ended. care blend of 50% cot- Thai Prime Minister Kriangsak Stevens said the quick reversal of 2 DAYS ONLY with Carter peanut politics,” of­ As for the shah’s future. Carter ton/50% polyester, sizes Chomanan, in a statement released ficials said. plans in Mexico City demonstrates said the administration's policy is un­ the consequences of the world com- SML. Reg. $78-$115, changed— he is expected to leave the luunity tolerating Iran while it holds United States when able to tri*el. American diplomats hostage. Super gift savings at D&L! now 58.50-86.25 The shah's doctors have said he Stevens said the Mexican govern­ can go any time now and he had ment apparently felt, “If they could Citizen Criticizes planned to return to Mexico by the do this to the United States, what weekend. would thev do to Mexico? ” 25% OFF Secret Sessions Low-Fuel Engine ») • » , 25% Off GLASTONBURY - A resident Kinne said if the selection process here has said that recent executive were open, the town would not have ANY sessions held by the Town Council gotten very good candidates. MISSES’ violated the state Freedom of Infor­ “We would have gotten candidates, Planned by P&W mation Act. but they wouldn’t have been worth a dam. 'These men deserved to have REGULAR- Charles Jackter, of 80 House S t. HARTFORD - The Pratt & tensifier of competition PANT-HER their current jobs protected. We did sent a letter to the council outlining Whitney Aircraft division of United between United and its rivals. not do anything sneaky,” Kinne said. PRICED POLY GAB his concerns regarding procedures Techologies Corp. Friday announced General Electric Co. and Rolls- followed during the selection of Town Current Town Council Chairman it has begun design work on a fuel­ Royce Ltd JUNIOR Manager Richard Borden. Constantine Constantine said most of saving jet engine for use in passenger According to company spokesmen, ^SEPARATES Jackter said today that he would the executive sessions were limited planes the most immediate sales prospect like to see the council hold its to their stated topic. Constantine said It is planned to have the new involves use of the engine on the JEANS the discussion occasionaliy strayed executive sessions before the regular engine, the JTIOD. in use bv the mid- McDonnel Douglas Corp. advanced- from the stated topic, but generaily meetings instead of after, which has 1980’s. technology medium range plane, town business wasn't decided im­ IN STOCKI been the traditional practice. Company officials said the engine called the ATMR. properly. “The council has been in the prac­ is designed to be used on 150- to 170- ”We are committed, irrespective •JORDACHE tice of adjourning to executive ses­ Jackter said the council decided to 19.97 Reg. $24-$50, now passenger twinjets for short and of the ATMR. " Harry Gary, chair­ •CALVIN KLEIN sion after announcing at the public offer the job to Borden on Sept. 25 medium range routes and on four- man of United Techologies Corp. and that Borden accepted the offer LEVIS SELECTED LEATHER 17.99 - 36.99. YoufV session that it is going to discuss per­ engine aircraft for long routes. said ’We re pretty close to $1 a favorite classic sonnel matters,” Jackter said in the that night. According to the minutes The new engine will be more fuel- gallon jet fuel and we aren’t that far •H.I.S. blazers, skirts and letter. of that meeting, Jackter was correct. efficient and is seen as being a factor from ^ a gallon fuel. We have to HANDBAGS “Mr. Borden announced his accep­ •WRANGLERS pants in 100% Jackter said the council may engage in keeping costs and prices down in have a fuel-efficient engine, and if we \in the practice of having the tance via telephone conversation Steelworkers Protest polyester gabardine by the aircraft and airline industry. are a little ahead of the air fram & MORE 'Proceedings of its executive sessions prior to the adjournment of the Sept. Angry steelworkers shouting “jobs yes, welfare no,’’ block The engine is estimated to have a guys, so be it" •SIZES 5-13, Reg. |27. Fantastic savings on leather bags to give or Pant-Herl Choose iVcorded with cassettes or in 25 meeting. However, the council escalator in U.S. Steel headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pa., by sit­ total cost of about $1 billion and it is The ATMR has been offered to air­ failed to make public these momen­ •27-32 WAIST keep! Handsome, handy multi-zip or pocket styles, in black, brown, navy, haMwriting. ting. Most of the 200 protesting were from Youngstown where reported United Technologies has lines by McDonnel Douglas, but “Should this be the case, the coun­ tous developments until Friday, black, brown, cordovan or burgundy. sizes 6 to 16. spent about $300 in preliminary production on the aircraft has not yet cil is put on notice that such records Sept. 28,” Jackter said. some 3,500 jobs were lost due to the closing of two mills. (UPI development work. started of the FOl Act are considered Jackter said it appears that the photo) The engine is also seen as an in- public records and can not be council committed an additional withheld from public purview” he violation of the FOI act, because the said. votes of any public agency shall be Jackter said he is entitled to the available for public inspection within 48 hours. New Program Draws Little Fire minutes of the Sept. 25 executive ses­ sion of the council. The announcement was delayed so Responding to the suggestion, socialization. 8.17 that Borden could notify officials in By MARY KITZM ANN Manchester Khools. 9 97 7.97 “1 think we used good judgement in ^ Sponsors of the program, which is Sharon Rowe, who recently joined But he also commented he felt exercising confidentiality. We lost Cheshire of his decision to take the ... designed to increase racial un- pressure to remain silent. ”In light of SAVE ON Giastonbury post. the staff of three full-time and three one candidate during the inter­ MANCHESTER — One person out Jerstanding through remedial in- part-time teachers, said materials the Lupien thing, I didn't want my MEN’S FASHION viewing for town manager because it Constantine said he was reviewing of 15 attending commented last night gtruction, guidance, human relations comments blown out of proportion or BOYS’ the FOI act and that he will probably were being gathered. CARTER’S was announced in the papers," at a public hearing on the new multi-cultural experiences, are ’Tve started a mini-library in my misquoted. But I'm not in favor of former Town Council Chairman seek the advice of the town attorney cultural program starred this year in applying for next year’s funding. , the program.” SWEATERS on the matter. office and started researching ar­ DONMOOR SLEEPWEAR Henry Kinne said. The town seeks an increase from ticles,” she said. “Hopefully we will In spite of the quiet meeting, $97,026 to $135,072 primarily to hire be able to have staff and in-service Walter Dean, local co-ordinator, was CORDUROY FOR GIRLS! more teachers for the program. The training before Christmas break.” happy citizens came. "Those who Reg. $14-$16. hearing, held by the program's ad­ Ms. Rowe works at Illing Junior had something to say did, those who Save $4 to $6 on visory committee, sought public in- High, but the program is for all didn’t didn’t,” Dean said. crews or cable- JEANS Reg. $11 & $12. ' put on the two-month old program. levels. Although the program had a late front cardigan ski Warm, pretty However only Geri Harvey, 19 Ms. Harvey then read a statement, start in hiring teachers and beginning sweaters, fisher­ brushed flannel Groves St., commented, first as a from Manchester Citizens for Social the program becausp HEW funding man styles, stripes Reg. 13.50. Assorted gowns or pajamas private individual and then as Responsibility supporting the arrived late. Dean said it was doing and heathery solid by the name you 7^1 sotufcloy. representative for a local group. program. well. \ V* ’ solid colors to choose from know and trust! D o c u m e n t “ Many teachers come from white. After 18 minutes J. Gerald Fitzgib- “There are a number of behavioral colors, tool Sizes in this group of famour The Weather objectives in this program, more in- S-XL. (All stores Miss Lillian Pope Paul n returns to Rome **omoge^us enviroiments,’; she bon, assistant school Superintendent Donmoor cords for boys A special group, Partly ninny and coRTSaturday with document from Greek little traming to declared the meeting closed. volvment in activities is one of them. except New London) Lillian Carter's death wish to “We establish a better com­ sizes 8 to 14 regular and sizes 4-14. (Cor­ with the highs In the jM's. Ckxida Khomeini brings cheers from Orthodox leader to try to bridge deal w'll* child pf a different race One attendant who remained silent slim. (Corbins, Avon bins, Avon, Bristol, Increasing Saturday night. crowds but apologiea and silence the K5-yearH)id'gap between their in a class.” / during the meeting, John Tucci, com­ munication between students. It’s Bristol, Manchester & Manchester, Page 2. from Carter’s headquarters. Page churches. P a n 8. '/< “Fd IH^e to see material placed in mented afterwards. “I’m just a not a healthy atmosphere when there is no communication.” Meriden Square Meriden Square) 3. w • * 'fri j the hands of teachers to help them private citizen who wanted to hear In Sports inSiae MOuay leam how U> handle the situation,” what’s going,” Tucci said. “But with One example of the program’s she Sflid the current money squeeze I find this effect can be seen In the school Lilt of candidates for con­ Waste Effects cafeteria, according to Dean. sideration in proposed ^ i ^ l e d ...... 1H8 TTie teacher either has to go and sort of spending inflationary.” . Although dumping of industrial ^■lector s Comer .6 iooi( (gf the hooks articles on the sub- Tucci wondered if the program “For the first time, I see minority Manchester Sports Hall of Fame and other students sitting together,” In Herald Angle ... Postseason waste in Manchester’s north end Couw by Newspaper...... 4 ject or thi^ don’t know how to find’ could be successful. “If kids felt has stopped, tests are still con­ he said. ’Tve never noticed it before. football bowl bids up for grabs...... a 19 them, she noted. pressured into something it will •MANCHESTER tAVON •CORBINS CORNER •VERNON •BRISTOL •MERIDEN *NEW BRITAIN *NEW LONDON •QRO 0 ducted to determine the effect on But I can’t say if it’s all the time, I Buffalo Bills ready for Denver in ^terUinment ...... g "it’s important to encourage and backfire,” he said. “It bothers me if ALL D&L STORES EXCEPT NEW BRITAIN OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS; '5 * ^ NEW BRITAIN OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS til 8:45 ground water. Page 3. don’t go to every lunch period.” NFL feature. Page 14. ja"Jlly...... •• expose the teacher to the unusual kids feel peer pressure. And I find OPEN SUNDAYS 11-5 AT CORBINS CORNER, AVON, MANCHESTER NEW BRITAIN, BRISTOL, VERNON, NEW LONDON & GROTON; MERIDEN SQUARE OPEN 11-8 ...... 1^18 situation,” she said. this another instance of government 2 -EVENING HERALD. Sit., Dec. 1, IWt EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 1, 1979 - 3 Lillian Tests Being Conducted Update. Does It To Gauge Waste Effect MANCHESTER - Although two Park section. prove town government, suggested Zealand Air Force Hercules industrial firms in the North End are Economic Drop sion might be. than the 50 American hostages seized said Friday. In August the DEP found traces of that the housing code responsibilities Michael Evens, president of Evans by Moslem militants occupying the The personal drama of the transport that surveyed the crash Claims Protest Again no longer dumping trichloroethane the chemical slightly above the fall under the Building Department. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The site on Mount Elrehus said the pilot of into the ground, the State Depart­ acceptable level. In October the town That change is to be considered by Economics, a Washington U.S. Embassy. emotional Bolshoi Ballet star took a CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The government’s barometer of the DCIO probably did not see the The Hartford Clamshell Alliance ment of Environmental F^otection found the traces within acceptable the Board of Directors at its meeting forecasting firm, said the index However, it was uncertain whether new turn when sources in the Soviet nation’s first mother, Lillian Carter, economic boom and recession shows the results of the Federal mountain before flying into it sa^d Friday it would stage a small and one of the firms still are testing levels. next week. the three would leave soon because Union reported that Godunov, 29, had has done it again. And her latest plunged in October to its lowest level Wednesday in the fourth worst crash protest and civil disobedience action regularly to determine what effect The Lydall spokesman said the Kraatz said the fire, health and Reserve's Oct. 6 tightening of money Qotbzadeh said Iran could not decided to go back to his homeland. sleight ol tongue — a death wish for in two years, the Commerce Depart­ and credit and the effect this had had “ To my knowledge, and I’ve in aviation history. over the weekend at the Millstone residue from the chemicals has on a firm is cooperating fully with the public works departments in the guarantee their safe conduct to the nuclear power complex in Waterford. Ayatollah Kiwmeini — Friday reaped ment said Friday. on housing. airport. All aboard — crew members and well on Progress Drive. DEP. town need to know what hazardous stressed the word ‘my,’ there’s no Clamshell spokesman Thomas apologies, jokes and silence. The bidex of leading indicators fell A spokesman for the militants said truth to it,” said Godunov’s New tourists on a 5,00()-miIe sightseeing The firms are Dean Machine Co. The town plans to begin a program materials local companies are using, 0.9 percent to an October level of trip of the Antarctic — were killed. McCormick said the protest by five Appearing before a men’s club in a and Lydall, Inc. Stanley Davis, to monitor chemical levels generally storing and disposing of in the com­ No Negotiations he would “neither confirm nor deny” York manager, Edgar Vincent. “My tiny Concord suburb Thursday night, 138.8, its lowest point since “It is fairly clear that the crew to 10 people Saturday would be secretary-treasure of Dean, said as soon at the Health Department is munity. rumors that some or all of the 50 gut reaction is that the whole thing is the president’s 81-year-old mother September 1977, when it was an even . TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Foreign took no evasive action as, if they had, “training for a bigger action.” today his firm has dug up an old relieved of some its its respon­ Kraatz said he didn’t know when American hostages, in their 27th day a fabrication.” said, "II I had a million dollars to 138. Minister Sadeq (Jotbzadeh, declaring of captivity, had been transferred the plane would have struck at a The demonstration would protest leaching field, refilled it, and is sibilities, giving it time to conduct representatives of the three “there is no hope for negotiation at gentler angle and been forced up the the construction of a third nuclear spare I’d look for someone to kill him building a new structure near it. the program, according to Ronald “It does not yet tell us whether we from the booby-trapped embassy Crash findings (the Ayatollah).” departments would meet to plan ef­ this stage,” announced Friday Iran mountain,” one airman said. power plant in the complex, McCor­ He said the chemical is now Kraatz, assistant director of health. forts to meet the responsibility. He are in a recession,” cautioned Feliks compound to a secret detention site. CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand would boycott the U.N. Swurity One crewman viewing the site mick said. The remark brought the men to returned to its manufacture for Kraatz said after the Health said the Progress Drive finding Tamm, the Commerce Department (UPI) — The pilot of an Air New Council session on the U.S.-Iran from the air said it looked as though He would not say what civil dis­ their feet, cheering. recycling when it becomes unusable. Department’s housing code inspec­ “brought the problem closer to economist in charge of the index. He Godunov Angry Zealand DC-10 that slammed into the crisis. obedience actions the protesters But at Carter headquarters in Con­ A spokesman for Lydall, Inc. said tion responsibilities are turned over said one month's figures show little side of an Antarctic volcano ap­ the DC-10 “struck the mountain in a home” but that the town had been and frequently are revised later. Qotbzadeh also announced U.S. NEW YORK (UPI) - Defector- would take. cord Friday, the mood was less the practice of dumping the chemical to the Building Department, the parently took no evasive action to direct hit, burrowing deeply into the trying to do something about it for a Tamm said the “underlying trend” Chief of Mission and Charge d’Af- dancer Alexander Godunov left town Two nuclear power plants. enthusiastic. has been stopped and Lydall as well Health Department could begin a long time. avoid the crash that killed 257 per­ ice. of the index in recent months in­ faires Bruce Laingen and two other in a “deep funk” Thursday after an “The wreckage is concentrated in Millstone I and II, are located in the “Well, the Carter ladies are out of as the DEP is conducting tests to monitoring program. He said he didn’t know what the sons, a New Zealand Air Force crew the state, and we only had one inter­ dicates the economy is either stan­ Americans held in the Foreign top American ballerina “insulted” a relatively small spot, signifying the Waterford complex. A third, monitor the effect the old dumping The Public Administration Service town’s monitoring efforts would find said Friday. national incident in ^ w ,” said depu­ ding still or entering a decline, but Ministry were now “free to leave” him but he has not agreed to return to plane slapped straight into the moun­ Millstone III, is under construction may have on the well, which supplies report, which the board of directors and that there could be only minimal The crew members of a Royal New does not show how deep any reces­ because they were less “important" Moscow, the Russian star's manager tain,” he said. and expected to be completed in 1986. ty national director Chris Brown, 500,0(X) gallons of water a day to commissioned in an effort to im­ problems. referring to Thursday’s whirlwind homes and businesses in the Forest campaign swing through New Hampshire by Miss Lillian, her ■Peopletalk daughter-in-law Rosalynn and her Raise Suggesteti ■ open every nite til 4 ‘Star Trek’ Is Her Life grandaughter-in-law, Judy. HATFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - of the premiere of “Star Trek: The Brown played down the (except sat. - closed sun.) •) Princely Affair Shirley Maiewski heads an exclusive Motion Picture” next Thursday at significance of the remark, saying it In Drinking Age the National Space Club in may have been ”a joke.” international committee of 150 peo­ HARTFORD (UPI) — limited access highways ' aunt lydia Washington. A reception will follow “It certainly wasn’t a deliberate Albert, the 21-year-old ple that does nothing but answer Senate Deputy Minority running back and forth fi •) V. at the Smithsonian Institution. prince of Monaco, is questions about Star Trek. message from the president... that's Leader (Jeorge Gunther, across'state lines has been • rug yarn "It’s been 10 years we’ve waited reported carrying on a So far, she says, the “Trekkies” the point, I think.” he said. R-Stratford, saying alcohol shown to be totally inac- for it,” she said. A White House spokesman in Dr. Douglas Lloyd, state health commissioner, spoke on the •) torrid love affair with have answered about 50,000 queries is related to more and curate, " Gunther said. “Star Trek was ahead of its time," Washington added, “Anybody should Windsor L^ks tornado at "Health Line 79” presented by the C' M W O M tA M 30-year-old American from fans around the world since the more...X/. V teen-agevvvil «5*: iiigiinra^highway "The ine majoruymajority oiof aeainsdeaths / said Mrs. Maiewski. a cashier at the know that her remark should not be actress Cathy Lee famous science fiction TV series first Connecticut Public Health Association in Hartford Friday. deaths, urged Friday that occur on secondary roads i • — L to tm — ..I - . . 1- ^ 4^ , University of Massachusetts. "It has taken seriously.” every Crosby. According to appeared in 1967. the legal drinking age be and within Connecticut ^ ji k iw a great deal to say about getting Gov. Hugh Gallon, Carter's cam­ th e tn'i'ac'* of mam | little 1/ ' I OW the New York Post, a “Everything from the name of an raised to at least 19. towns themselves.’ close friend of Albert’s, episode to what are the actors doing along with each other. It showed us paign chairman in New Hampshire, Gunther said statistics (• downtown montherter thing 9 just because someone is different, UPlWtATMIR POTOCAtT Jean-Claude Poiret, said now,” she said. “We donate all our was amused by the incident. Bills Prepared compiled by the Depart­ “ it was love at first services. Donate our money. We call they’re not necessarily evil and "I find that the public ... the people ment of Motor Vehicles For period ending 7 p.m. EST12/1/79. During Saturday, sight ... and Cathy was it a job, not a fan club.” that's very unusual for TV” that listen to Lillian Carter enjoy her showers will fall over the Pacific Northwest, while snow showed the number of teen­ definitely responsive to The committee has members in "You know it was the first show to very much. In the course of a long will be expected in portions of the Northeast, the lower age highway deaths related Albert’s attention. England, Germany, Canada, have a continuing role by a black day, for a woman her age, I can see On Nurse Homes to alcohol have been in­ Lakes and the Ohio-Tennessee valley. Clear to partly The couple first met Australia, and Japan. woman?" she said. her saying sometimes many of these creasing dramatically. tlie cloudy skies elsewhere. HARTFORD (UPI) — The Depart­ at a tennis tournament "The main question for many Mrs. Maiewski. who has a house things,” the governor said with a checked once a year by the state and In 1977, he said, the ment of Health Services is preparing in Monaco and the years was when is it coming back,” full of Star Trek memorabilia, in­ smile and a laugh. twice by federal inspectors. number of 17-year-olds legislation to make sure the people COVENTRY MEDICAL CENTER Weather Forecast young-looking prince has she said. cluding scripts, pictures, and It was not the first time Miss Lloyd said the state doesn’t have killed in traffic accidents "been carrying the That question is now answered. artwork by fans, has traveled all Lillian had raised eyebrows in New who administrate Connecticut’s nur­ enough inspectors to keep tabs on where alcohol was involved Saturday partly sunny and torch for Cathy for the past four months." Mrs. Maiewski has been invited by over the country to attend Star Trek Hampshire. In September, she sing homes have some minimum each home. He said if federal inspec­ increased by more than 2(K) Saturday. High Saturday up­ Shirlpv Maiewski qualifications for the job. open for the practice of cold, highs 3S to 40. Increasing per 20s and 30s. Periods of No relative of the Bing Crosby family, Cathy was Paramount Pictures to the opening conventions. shocked supporters of Sen. Eldward tors find a home qualifies under percent. Gunther said the cloudiness Saturday night snow and colder Saturday the original “Wonder Woman” on TV in 1974 but a Kennedy by telling a political rally Health Services Commissioner Dr. Medicare and Medicaid standards, increase was almost 400 with lows in the lower 20s. night and Sunday. Low Satur­ she hoped "nothing happens to him.” Douglas Lloyd said Friday he also then the state shouldn’t have to INTERNAL MEDICINE Sunday cloudy chance of disagreement with the studio on how the role should percent among 20-year- day night in teens and near 20. be played left her high and dry. She got typed by Christmas Concert Set Gallon rem ind^ reporters that wants changes in the law so fewer in­ duplicate the review. olds. snow. Highs in lower 30s. Windy Sunday with high in when Miss L illian landed in spections are required for good nur­ He said that would free inspectors OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY, Chance of precipitation 20 per­ producers and for a long time was unable to land ‘T m not saying that 20s. Manchester on Thursday, she opened sing homes, freeing up inspectors to to keep a closer watch on nursing cent Saturday and Saturday anything worthwhile in Hollywood. She continued to NORWICH — At the invitation of Most Connie Dutton, a resident of Ledyard, raising the drinking age SURGEY, PEDIATRICS Long Island Sound keep labs on the ones with problems. night. Westerly winds around study acting and recently has been making films Rev. Daniel P. Reilly, Bishop of Norwich, will conduct the orchestra and chorus her trip by saying she had come homes where they have found sub­ would be the panacea for Extended outlook for New A one-man grand jury, a gover­ Meadowbrook Shopping Canter 10 to 15 mph Saturday. and even has a ^tuation comedy pilot in the works the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Mrs. Dutton holds a bachelor’s degree in "back to pick up the pieces. standard patient care. Lloyd said in­ all our problems, but it Variable winds about 10 mph England Monday through for TV. music education from the University of "So 1 assume that the next time nor’s blue ribbon panel and a spectors have checked Lorraine would get it out of the Routes 31 and 44A, Coventry Wednesday: Orchesta and Chorus will present a legislative committee have been in­ Saturday night. special Holiday concert at St. Patrick’s Connecticut. Promises that she is here she will be doing the Manor 53 times over the past two schools,” he said. Mass., R.I. Si Conn : vestigating nursing home problems by appomtment Phone 742-7851 New England Cathedral. 213 Broadway, Norwich, on The concert will include the following same thing.” Gallen said. years. The legal drinking age in Generally fair weather Mon­ (Campaign workers for the two since complaints about the care of He also wants changes in other Mass.. Conn. ti R.I.: Partly day through Wednesday Sunday, Dec. 9, at 7:30 p.m. musical numbers: "See the Conquering Connecticut is 18. Gov. L ...... sunny Saturday. Highs in the Hero Comes, " from Oratoria. Judas Mac­ Dark other Democratic presidential mentally retarded patients at health-related laws. Lloyd, an avid Ella Grasso last year except for the chance of 66th Birthday Tickets can be purchased at the door or Lorraine Manor in Hartford. low 30s to near 40. Increasing flurries late Tuesday into ear­ by contacting Father Joseph J. Kugler, St. cabeus, by George Frederick Handel; 44AR

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Editor's Notei This Is the 13th in a series of IS articles exploring "Connections: Technology and Change.” In this article, historian Lynn White Jr. examines how in­ ventions come about. This series was written for Courses by Newspaper, a program developed by University Eixtension, University of California, San Diego, and funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Manchester Community College offers a three-credit course based on the newspaper series. For information, call 646-2137. A related 10-part television series, “Connections,” is being broadcast Sunday evenings this fall by Connecticut Public Television. Copyright 1979 by the Regents of the University of California. cowccnoMS TEaWOLCXJYATDCHANGE By Lynn White Jr.

How the minds of inventors work is a puzzling problem. The Crankshaft Why people invent what they do, when they do, remains a Concern for human safety has often been a motive for mystery. invention — as in the case of the crankshaft. ISew Logo Indeed, there may be no such single thing as "the in­ Many of our internal combustion engines today depend ------AmClack novative process." A study of a number of different in­ on crankshafts for conversion and transmission of mo­ This new logo of the Vernon Arts Comtnis- ventions shows that a variety of factors enters into tion. Indeed, modem machine design is inconceivable >sion was designed by Mrs. Hilkka Guglielmi . IM technological creativity. Most inventions, however, without the crankshaft. It was invented shortly before ^of 66 Indian Trail, a first grade teacher at result from systematic attempts to solve specific 1335 by Guido da Vigevano, a famous medic who was then ^Vernon Elementary School. The commission problems. in Paris as personal physician to the queen of France. “conducted a contest inviting residents to sub- Take the horseshoe. The world should be full of Guido was interested in reducing casualties among -mit designs for a logo. More than 30 entries monuments to the unknown genius who first nailed iron soldiers pushing siege towers toward enemy walls. If the "Were considered. Mrs. Guglielmi was shoes to the feet of a horse. men could move a tower from inside it rather than from "presented with a $100 savings bond by Mayor MMMhtBCm For nearly 3.000 years after its domestication, the the outside, they would be better protected from enemy CMM’IMIMilMI horse was used in warfare and sport, but only for fairly -Marie Herbst. The flames of the torch form FjyggSTeg fire. So he drew two diagrams of rolling towers, each the letters VAC. The theme of the winning en- light hauling — for example, of chariots. One difficulty equipped with a double or compound crank in the center arose because the yoke-harness was transferred from 'try was, “Don’t let the arts die — keep the of each of its two axles. He was so pleased with this no­ flame glowing and the fame growing. oxen, to which it was well adapted, to horses, on which it tion that he also sketched a submarine propelled by was very inefficient for reasons of anatomy. paddle-wheels turned from inside by man-operated At last, about A.D. 800, a new harness, consisting of a crankshafts. rigid horse collar connected to the wagon by traces, Engineers in the French royal service were clearly in­ •Carol Sing Set appeared in Europe, perhaps having come from Central terested. They developed Guido's device for the Asia. Without adding cost, it increased the pulling capaci­ theatrical machinery of the great pageants of the court at ty of a team of horses by four or five times. Hebron Panel INGS, GALORE! Paris. In the 15th century, crankshafts became part of HEBRON —The Recreation Commission will conduct a But another problem had to be solved before the new the accepted engineering repertory of Europe. harness could become really effective. In moist regions Community Christmas Carol sing Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. in front like northern Europe, the hoofs of horses are much more >f the First Congregational Church. The Parachute The town Christmas tree, which will be decorated by fragile than those of oxen. They break easily and wear members of the Hebron Volunteer Fire Department will down quickly with hard usage. There is one early instance when we can almost look into the inventor’s mind at the moment when he produced )e lighted for the first time during the carol sing. SOME EXCITING SAVINGS IN STORE FOR YOU, STARTING TOMORROW! Our inventor, doubtless a blacksmith who lived in ITie commission is also making plans to show two an invention of much significance for our own century: northern Europe during the late ninth century, was films, “Escape to Witch Mountain," and Pluto's Christ- probably familiar with the iron sandals that ancient the parachute. nas Tree,” t>ec. 19 at the town's two elementary schools. veterinarians wired to broken hoofs to help their healing. In London there is the sketchbook of an anonymous John Marco, chairman of the men's basketball But he also knew that these often worked loose and engineer, probably of Siena in Tuscany, that dates from ^ g ra m said both leagues still have openings for chafed the horse's feet. the late 1470s and early 1480s. At one point, he seems to be members. The age 18-25 group meets Wednesdays at 7:30 He had a sudden, breakthrough idea: to reduce wear worrying about a friend imprisoned in a tower. Is there 3.m. at Rham High School and those over age 25 meet and breakage, he would "nail" iron shoes to the hoofs It any way for the captive to jump and still survive? We see Thursdays at 7 p.m. at Hebron Elementary School. Coed was a bold, even foolhardy, notion. Horses were valuable, a drawing of a man dropping from a considerable height, foUeyball is played Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at Gilead Hill School. and to lame one deliberately would certainly have been a his fall braked by two large, fluttering cloth streamers attached to his belt. In his mouth is a sponge to protect John Reagen spoke to Recreation Commission crime in his society. But he hammered on those shoes and members about the commission's continued sponsorship his jaws from the shock of landing. He looks terrified — they worked. of the Youth Basketball Program and members of the About A.D. 900 nailed horseshoes began to spread swift­ and should be. pommission voted to continue the sponsorship. ly on the plains from the Atlantic into central Siberia. The next pages of the manuscript are filled with ■ Regan said he would like to obtain use of the Hebron St. Mary’s Automatic The importance of horses in the medieval and early military engines and the like. But our engineer-sketcher tlementary School auditorium for a program on Satur- PIttway Battery-Operated Polaroid ‘One-Step’ Camera Electric Blankets is worried about that man jumping. The streamers won't modern development of agriculture, transport, and early lays. At this time the basketball program is conducted Old Homestead Cutlery ‘First Alert’ Smoke Alarm Twin Size decelerate his fail enough. Something more effective is Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays at Gilead Hill School. industrialization is indicated by the fact that even today, steak Knife Set Canring Set Caldor Low Price. 27.40 Our Reg. 26.99.. 22.44 when horses are used mainly for sport, the standardJ needed. So, after 21 pages, our jumper reappears. The Caldor Rag. Price...... 19.97 sponge is now strapped around his head so that if he cries Costs only pennies a night to usel measure for the work-capacity of any engine — elec­ Caldor Sale Price...... 14.70 Includes Caldor surprise gift Allows lower thermostat settings. out in fright he will not lose it. The streamers have been 10.44 14.88 ...while they last. trical, internal combustion, or other — is called “horse­ Meeting Slated Our Reg. 15.99 Our Reg. 19.99 Mfr. Mall-ln Rebate...... 5.00* Machine washable in solid tones. power” replaced by a conical oarachute, the world|s first. • Electronic Flash lor »n A very few years later, Leonardo da Vinci sketched a Choose 5-Pc. carving set or 6-Pc. steak • Full (Slngl* Contfol) R.g. 30.99 24.54 Our debt to that anonymous blacksmith is immense. knife set In fine steel. Convenient, ‘One-Step’, o«r R.g. 24.94 . .1 7 .4 0 pyramidal parachute. About 1615 a Hungarian bishop On Land Needs YOUR FINAL COST,. 9.70 Clearly, he had thought his problem through before he sale bang-up boards Included. •‘Pronto’ Sonar Camera...... 68.40 • Full (Double Control) Rbg. 3S.M.. .. 28.64 published a book on new engineering devices that con­ ■ HEBRON —The Recreation Commission will hold a r 24-hr. protection lor home, family. #SA76 drove those nails. *Sm clwk lor deUllt. ■Sm cIwIi lor doUllt. tained the first printed picture of a parachute. special meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of commis­ SI sion member Dale Bland to outline what the commission Internal Combustion Engine Thereafter, every European engineer knew the feels are the land needs for recreational purposes. theoretical possibility of parachutes; but there were no There are times, however, when too much awareness The Recreation Commission and the Conservation actual situations in which one was needed. of past experience can handicap inventors. The develop­ Commission met Thursday night and Todd Cook of the Only after the Montgolfier brothers of France started State Office of Policy and Management was unable to ment of the internal combustion engine — which evolved ballooning in 1783 did the parachute find a function — to speak, as planned. from the cannon — offers an example. allow descent from a gas-filled balloon. The first human ; Cynthia G. Wilson, chairman of the Conservation Com­ The formula for gunpowder reached Europe from jump with one was made that same year. Our anonymous mission. said the essence of the report filed by Cook, was China by 1260. But in both East and West, gunpowder was Sienese engineer had created the idea of a device that that the 34 to 35 acres of land being given the town by the used not in guns but simply in rockets, "Roman" candles, remained dormant, although known, for 300 years before .developers of the Joshua Farms subdivision could be used and firecrackers, although often for military ends. The it was used. fob hiking trails and nature walks, but could have cannon was invented in Europe, more than half a century minimal potential for any other uses. In a subsequent In our own time, in every major army, parachute later. It appears at Florence in 1326, and we have a pic­ review of several other parcels of land, Mrs. Wilson said troops are the spearhead of swift infantry attack, and ture of one in England in 1327. The first known Chinese that land is sought for conservation purposes, recreation without parachutes the manned exploration of space 64-Oz. Polyester-Filled cannon is dated 1332: the idea was probably taken to use, and for a site for housing for the elderly. UIT Men’s ‘Solar-Power’ might well have proved infeasible. Both commissions discussed several tracts of land LCD Chronograph Watch Corduroy Bedrest with Arms Washable Sleeping Bag China by an Italian merchant, for many of them were In pure science, great discovery, especially if it has which they identified by letters to avoid revealing the trading there at that time. technological overtones, occasionally comes by accident location or the owners of the land. However, during an Our Reg. 19.99...... The cannon is a one-cylinder internal combustion or happy chance to researchers. Famous examples are emergency meeting called by the Conservation Commis­ Our Reg. 44.97...... 29.97 Our Reg. 12.49 .. 8.88 13.66 engine. Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) was the first Hans Christian Oersted's observation in 1819 of the rela­ sion, the group voted to recommend to the Board of Recharges In any IlghtI Features Now you can read or watch TV Keep warm and comfortable what­ engineer to glimpse its non-military potential: he tried to ever the chill! Nylon shell with tion between magnetism and electricity, William H. Selectmen that the town pursue the acquistion of a parcel 1/100th second stopwatch plus comfortably — no more stiff backs substitute a piston for the bail, but failed. Several inven­ or cricked necks! Makes bedtime cozy scenic flannel lining. Full Perkin's discovery of aniline dyes in 1856, and Alexander of land identified only as Parcel A. lap counter. Large, easy-to-read tors in the 17th and 18th centuries followed Leonardo's in­ Meanwhile, the Recreation Commission, hopes to time display. Handsome contem­ snack trays easy to hold. Choice of separating zipper allows use as Fleming's of penicillin in 1928. comforter tor 'at home' nights. tuition, but without success. The trouble was that all of (letermine if that same parcel will meet its needs for ball porary styling, metal bracelet. rich solid colors. .K'mm. '• -i* In engineering, such luck is curiously rare. Inventors them were too keenly aware of the cannon as the source fields. The matter will be discussed Monday. seem to have to work for everything they invent. I The commission will also review a plan for ballfields, of their ideas, so they kept trying to use gunpowder as For them, fairy godmothers are in short supply. . their fuel. briginally laid out by Harry Megson for the Leary proper­ ty on Wall street and will try and determine if Parcel A Not until the 19th century did engineers conclude that h .... The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are would provide areas for a comparable number of fields. powder was too clumsy to run a continuously operating those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect engine. They then turned for. their power to the lighter those of the University of California, the National En­ 6V^ Ft. Flame-Retardant distillates of petroleum — like kerosene or gasoline — Fahey Invited to Speak dowment for the Humanities, the distributing agency, or that first had been produced by medieval Byzantine and Balsam Christmas Tree the participating newspapers and colleges. HARTFORD — state Sen. Marcella Fahey has been in­ Islamic alchemists for chemical warfare. vited to be a guest speaker at a “Women in Public Ser­ vices” seminar being held at Harvard University, Cam- Our Reg. 44.99...... ‘33 In inventing, knowing too much may be as great an Paratroopers of the 2nd Batallion, 505th In- the parachute was developed 500 years ago, Next Week: Philosopher Bertram Morris, emeritus obstacle as knowing too little because it may hinder spon­ fantry, descend on the drop zone in a joint centuries before it had any practical applica- bridge. Mass., today. So fresh-looking you can almost professor of the University of Colorado, discusses the smell It! Branches are extra-wide, taneity. Army-Air Force exercise in 1966. The idea for tion. (U.S. Department of the Army photo) “ ■ Mrs. Fahey, a Democrat who represents Blast Hartford ethical dilemmas posed by technology. and much of Manchester, is the vice-chairman of the fully formed for beautiful appear­ Connecticut General Assembly's Appropriations Com­ Smith Corona ‘Coronet XL’ ance; fast, easy assembly. mittee. Seville AM/FM Electronic ‘Call-Jotter’ by Quasar Includes deluxe dish stand Questions The seminar is intended to provide the Harvard Univer­ Digital Clock Radio Phone Answering Machine Portable Electric Typewriter for sturdy support. About the Author sity community with an opportunity to learn first hand of the experiences women are having in public service •3"x1S' TIimM Garland Lynn White jr. is univer­ 1. According to White, which of the following is NOT Our Rag. 26.99...... 22.70 Our Rag. 74.70...... 63.40 Our Reg. 269.70...... ^ 2 2 1 Full-Round 6-piy, ^ 0 7 correct? today. 88-character keyboard, 12” carriage 0 sity profe8SOT~of filstory, Mrs. Fahey will be joined by other elected state and Silent LED time display with Nowl At last an affordable home ,^Our R. . 2.49...... ••Vf emeritus, at the university (a) the Chinese invented gunpowder dimmer. Wake to radio or alarm; phone answering machinel Moni­ with automatic return. Quick-set federal officials, lobbyists and foreign consulate margins, full tabs. Uses clean, fast- •30-Llght IndooifOutdoor of California, los angeles, (b) the Chinese formula for gunpowder was brought to representatives. go to sleep with music...auto shut­ tors Incoming calls, answers with Europe by 1260 off. Snooze button, lighted radio dial pre-recorded message. Uses^ stan­ changing cartridge ribbon. #6LEH Steam or FlasMng ^ mm where he joined the faculty Mini Sol, Ouf n.9- *-49...... 1 . 0 / (c) the cannon was invented by the Chinese dard cassette tapes. < in 1958. he previously Ladies Society To Meet » served as president of (d) cannons were used in China in the ISOOs Mills college and taught at 2. Which of the following was intentional rather than MANCHEISTER —The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Stanbrd University. His being the result of luck or change? Evangelical Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday at NMNCHESTER VEW IOM ^ books sj^ lu d e Medieval (a) Fleming's discovery of penicillin 7:30 p.m. at the church. niqnjsmrriM CHTn Technology and social (b) Oersted's observation of the relationship between The Rev. Charles W. Kuhl will lead a discussion. 114STHUIID1WlinH change and medieval magnetism and electricity Members are asked to bake their favorite cookies and bring them to exchange for cookies made by other STORE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI, 10 AM to 10 PM*8ATURDAY, 9 AM to 10 PM^SUNDAY, 10 AM to6 FM »PRICE8 EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY religion and Technology, (c) Perkin's discovery of aniline dyes (d) Vigevano's invention of the crankshaft members. A copy of the cookie recipe should also be and since 1970 he has edited brought. Mite boxes will be collected. Hostesses will be “Viator: Medieval and Mrs. Linda Reynolds. Mrs. Dorothy Ruebin, Mrs. Bertha Renaissance Studies." Schneider, and Mrs. Marion Schneider.

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Collectors* Corner Shah Is Refugee: Baker MERRIMACK, N.H. (UPI) - tion and he (the Shah) is a refugee.” The Senate minority leader said Republican presidential hopeful Sen. Commenting on the decision by Carter has not promoted good Howard Baker, on a New Hampshire Mexican authorities not to renew the relations with Congress. On campaign swing, said Friday the shah’s visa, Baker said that presents Inauguration Day in 1977, Carter Suggestions for Gift Shopping a “new problem.” “marched down Pennsylvania deposed Shah of Iran is a "refugee” and should be allowed to remain in But the Republican presidential Avenue (from (Congress) to the White this country as long as he wants. hopeful was miffed at the Iranian House and never came back,” Baker By Tom Jay said. collection or to start a youngster in Every collector of comic books or bearing Pittsburgh and Baltimore “I believe President Carter made students who have threatened to hold Got any collectors on your gift list the joys of collecting stamps. paperback books could use T-% the right decision when he permitted spy trials for the American hostages “I’ve got better relations with the cancellations of different designs Democratic Congress than he does,” this holiday season? Puzzled about Also available at all area post of­ .polyethene bags in which to store his may still be available at $1.76 a set M U li) SIISOIES the shah to come to this country for if the shah is not returned to Tehran. Baker added. what gift they might appreciatd? fices is the sixth edition of Stamps treasures. These come in packages of from "World Series Cancellations” medical treatment,” Baker told "I am not prepared to urge that He said those relations would allow Here are a few suggestions for your and Stories, a paperback book selling 100 and sell for $3.S0-$4.00 at local Pittsburgh, Pa., 15219, or Baltimore, about 100 persons at a Rotary Club another country can decide who may him to overhaul much of the federal gift shopping. for $3.50 which illustrates in color all comic emporiufhs on Purnell place in Md., 21233 or see your local cover luncheon. reside on American soil,” he said. For the stamp collector, one center U.S. stamps since 1847 together with Manchester (Sam's) and Burnside "He (Charter) was right in the deci­ Baker promised to support bureaucracy, dealer. ------A'"' where inexpensive gifts can be background material on many of Avenue in East Hartford (The A Sign of the Times sion to let him in and I support him. I Carter’s handling of the situation and In another vein. Baker said that he purchased is your local post office. their subjects, useful by both collec­ Bookie). support him if he decides to let him "whatever reasonable means” the supports more emphasis on the There you may purchase a packet tors and non-collectors as reference All we could come up with as a Observed over a dealer’s table at stay,” Baker added. president has to use to win the private sector to solve the nation’s containing 30 stamps issued in 1979 at material for school projects in suggestion for the coin collector is a MANPHIL was a sign which read The Tennessee Republican also release of the 50 American hostages. economic and energy needs. a cost of $5.25. Just ask the clerk for English history, social studies, copy of the latest catalog, a gift that “We do not buy, sell, or trade Iranian I pointed out this country has “a tradi­ But on other issues, Baker was less “ We’re overtaxed and stamps.” the 1979 Mint Set and you are sure to geography, science, and other sub­ any collector might appreciate for tion of receiving refugees in this na­ kind to Carter. overregulated,” Baker said. please your favorite philatelist, even jects. his particular field. First Sunday Stampe Bourse if he gets several of them. A paperback book might also be the Finally, an unusual gift for the East Hartford's Ramada Inn will BURNES FRAMES Some post offices have Mint Sets perfect gift for the comic book sports fan, collector of sports be a place for Christmas shopping for the years back to 1975. The 1975 collector. Reprints of many of the memorabilia, or the philatelist is a tomorrow from 10:(X) a.m. to 5:00 Nassiff Studio and 1976 sets cost $3.50 each, the 1977 classic comic heros adventures have set of seven envelopes cancelled on p.m. when Gerry Gerath sponsors his set $4.00, and the 1978 set $4.50. recently been published in paperback each day of the 1979 World Series. monthly stamp bourse. The effect of inflation in the form. For $1.95 you can give reprints MAIN ST. Packaged in a special souvenir The Postal Service will be there Unusual Gift MANCMBSTEN, CT philatelic world is obvious. These of Spiderman 1-5, material that folder bearing the emblems of the (until about 1:30 anyway) as will 643-7369 1 Vacancy sets provide an easy way for the would cost over $1,000 in the original Pirates and the Orioles, these seven stamp dealers from all over New An unusual philatic gift for the sports fan is a set of seven Teaching Play Manchester - only 20 bed residential care novice collector to complete their editions. embossed stamped envelopes England to fill your collecting needs. envelopes canceled on each day of the 1979 World Series. Students at Verplanck School recently per- ticipating included, from left, Alicia facility opposite the new senior citizen They’re available from “ World Series Cancellations,” center. Pittsburgh, Pa., and Baltimore, Md. formed a skit entitled, “ King Arthur’s Applebury, Daniel Cobb, Dana Musheno, Court,” to demonstrate the importance of Ronald Starrett and Matthew Alexander, 649-5985 anytim e arithmetic in later life. 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0«I4 J. LMon 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Dec. j . ivn Pope Returns to Vaitican With Historic Document ROME (UPI) - Pope John Paul II. guard soldiers with fixed bayonets at Catholics and Orthodox Christians to exhausted from three days of tense, the ready and 15 Turkish government determine the steps needed to unite tight security in Turkey, returned and religious leaders. No other the separated churches. Friday carrying a historic agree­ civilians were permitted on the air­ Pope John Paul II urged the ment with Greek Orthodox Patriarch field. Roman Catholic and Orthodox Dimitrios I to try to bridge the 925- The journey and long meetings churches not to be afraid to rewrite year-old schism between their with Greek Orthodox Patriarch the rules to unify both churches. churches. Dimitrios I took a heavy toll on the The pontiff, setting an historic “This voyage was a witness to my 59-year-old pontiff as well as on his precedent by becoming the first pope firm desire to go forward on the road retinue. ever to attend a Greek Orthodox leading to the full unity of all In an unprecedented move, the communion service, invited the Christians." John Paul said when his pontiff attended a eucharistic mass Greek patriarch — who celebrated papal 727 jet touched down at Rome's celebrated by Dimitrios I. But he the service in the Orthodox St. Leonardo da Vinci airport Friday could hardly keep his eyes open George Patriarchate — to come to night. during the two-and-a-half hour Rome to continue talks. “This voyage, at the same time, ceremony. During his three-day visit to contributes to the coming together of Repeatedly. John Paul sat ab­ Turkey, the pope was protected by men in respect to their deep and es­ solutely still with his eyes closed for the most massive security sential humanity.” the pontiff said. several minutes fighting sleep. precautions the country had ever Before his plane departed Izmir Several bishops in the papal retinue seen. There were even policemen airport, the pope thank^ Turkish of­ went into a corner of the church, and armed with submachine guns in the ficials for helping him “to carry out nodded off on a pew. church during the mass. my stay under good conditions.” The fatigue was understandable The pope, making his historic The day’s activities included an un­ after a busy day culminating his appeal for unity between the world’s scheduled scare when a jittery ecumenical voyage, aimed at the 739 million Catholic and 200 million soldier accidently fired his rifle future reunification of the Roman Orthodox Christians, called for In­ Catholic and Eastern Rite churches. creased “theological dialogue” in a Leslie Ward of Manchester Structural Steel which the firm will donate to Festival of during an outdoor mass at the sanc­ Co. In Manchester arranges bow on wreath tuary of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus. The pontiff and Patriarch joint statement issued with Preparing for Mass Trees. (Herald photo by Pinto) Seieing John Paul off at Izmir Dimitrios 1 announced the official Dimitrios. military airport were 300 honor formation of the joint commission of Pope John Paul II kneels in prayer at the for the near thousand faithful who came to altar in front of St. Mary’s statue in Ephesus, see him. (UPI photo) f Obituary ) Re-election Notice Turkey, Friday, before he celebrated mass Residents, Firms Participate Chester G. Kosak To be on Low Key Refusal Distresses Shah

MANCHESTER - Chester G. except for a trip to the presidential Kosak. 65. of 312 Main St., died WASHINGTON (UPI) - President NEW YORK (UPI) - Anwar Sadat is the only possibilities exist. R o b ert A rm ao, th e Carter probably will drop plans to at­ retreat at Camp David, where he can Friday at his home. He was born in The ailing shah of Iran is foreign leader who has The shah was not dis- shah’s chief spokesman in tend gala parties around America easily keep in close touch with Manchester. June 8. 1914. and had “quite distressed” that publicly offered the shah closing his other options New York, issued a state- Festival of Trees next week and will make only a low events. been a life-long resident of the town. Mexico no longer will give asylum, but Desmond said "for security reasons,” ment Friday afternoon, key announcement of his plans to The president indicated during his " a c o u p le " of o th e r Desmond said. Prior to his retirement in 1977, he news conference Wednesday night he him refuge and has asked was employed in the purchasing and seek re-election. White House aides said Friday. is likely to stay close to Washington Washington for help in payroll departments of Manchester leaving the United States "He's not going barnstorming until the crisis ends and said he By BETTY RYDER Robert H, Smith, both of Modes. to find a new home in exile, wt wEiCCCOME »OUB while Iran holds 50 American thinks about the hostages constantly. Family Editor He was a U S. Army veteran of a spokesm an for the fOODST*ttUP PURCHASE S Manchester; and Mrs. John S. Mason World War II. He was a member of hostages." one aide said, adding that Members to Meet deposed monarch said Manchester area residents are and Mrs. Lester Baum, both of even the Tuesday re-election an­ , ^ E R V lC y ^ , Rockville; have been busy preparing Campbell Council, Knights of Colum­ Friday. MIDDLETOWN once again joining other Greater nouncement itself will be made MANCHESTER —Members of Hartford communities to participate many of the outstanding decorations. bus. Manchester and a member and However, the spokesman 400 '.’WASHINGTON ST H' "4 without any “cheering crowds" Campbell Council, Knights of Colum­ in the 1979 Festival of Trees at the Among those in the area who have past officer of the Army & Navy would not say where the Club "It's not going to be a ballyhoo bus, will meet at the KofC Home, Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford. donated some of the fanciful trees situation," he said. Main St,, Sunday night at 7 to go to shah intends 'to go, now EAST HARTFORD Mrs. Samuel Smith of Manchester, co­ glass tree she is donating. (Herald photo by The Festival, sponsored by the are the Savings Bank of Manchester, Besides his wife. Mrs. Ann that the Mexican govern­ (Waszkielewicz) Kosak. he leaCes Since the hostage crisis began Nov. the John F. Tierney Funeral Home to Ibp Notch 1140 BURNSIDt AVF. NUf chairperson for the over-all planning and Pinto) Women’s Committee of the the Manchester Structural Steel Co., 4, Carter has not left Washington, pay respects to deceased member ment effectively has A f O O P S V w Atheneum, opened Nov. 30 and con­ Mrs. Jack Hunter, Mrs. Leslie three sons. Gerry J. Kosak. barred him from returning execution of the Festival, displays stained Chester Kosak. MANCHESTER tinues through Sunday, Dec. 9. Belcher, Mrs. Samuel Smith, and Manchester; John E. Kosak. to his home there. ?60 n o r t h m ain at V , •, Last year, more than 17,000 people Dale Graves students at Illing Junior Bronxville. N Y and Chester P. Shah Mohammed Reza Kosak. North Kingstown, R.I.; three from all over Connecticut and some High School. Pahlavi remained at New out-of-state visitors, too, attended the A new feature this year will be the brothers, Frank Kosak, Manchester York Hospital-Cornell and Edward and Edwin Kosak. both Decision Seen on Post SiNDAY 10A.M. It 5 P JI. exhibit. More than $50,000 was raised Museum Shop, recently opened to the Medical Center in Manhat­ to benefit the museum. public, which will have for sale an of the East Hartford: three tan Friday, where he has grandchildren and several nieces and BOLTON —As of Tuesday, the He previously served as assistant The event is made possible by the exquisite collection of Christmas or­ been recovering from donation of beautifully decorated naments and handmade articles for nephews. town may have its firet ad­ administrator to former East Hart­ radiation treatments for The funeral will be Monday mor­ ministrative assistant. The Board of ford Mayaor Richard Blackstone. trees and wreaths by businesses, gift-giving. In keeping with the spirit lymphatic cancer and gall of Christmas, there will be a group of ning at 8:15 from the John F. Tierney Selectmen will decide whether or not The town has been searching for an cultural and social organizations, in­ bladder surgery. stitutions, churches, schools, garden musicians performing each day in Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., to hire Alan Bergren of East Hart­ administrative assistant since July. Doctors have said the 60- followed by a mass of Christian ford for the position when it meets The position was created to alleviate clubs, private citizens and others, the galleries between noon and 2 p.m. year-old shah is fit to which are on exhibit and are for sale. The Festival will be open museum Burial in St. James Church. Tuesday night at 7; 30 in the Com­ some of the duties of the first select­ travel, but spokesmen for munity Hall. The theme of this year’s Festival is hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Burial will be in St. Bridget's man and the Board of Selectmen. the shah said his departure Cemetery Bergren is being recommended by There are funds in the current budget "A Dickens Look" and it will Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, would be delayed in the feature tall lamp posts decked with 11 a m. .to 9 p.m.; Saturday and Sun­ Friends may call at the funeral the administrative assistant selec­ allocated for the position. wake of Mexico’s decision i\GET® tion committee. ivy, holly and huge red bows. day, n a.m. to 5 p.m. Special hours home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 not to renew his visitor’s p.m. M rs. Samuel G. Smith of on Friday, Dec. 7 are 11 a m. to 9 visa once it expires on Dec. p.m., and will include entertainment, Memorial donations may be made Manchester is the co-chairperson for 9. wine and cheese served at 7 p.m. Ad­ in his name to the American Cancer the overall planning and execution of “He will not leave today. mission is $2 for adults: $1.50 for Society, 310 Collins St., Hartford. PTA Sets Program the 1979 Festival, She and her com­ That is certain,” said Tim mittee which includes Mrs. Raymond senior citizens and students; and 50 Desmond, one of the shah’s Director Elected EAST HARTFORD—The Burnside Students and adults will have an J. Vitelli, second vice president of cents for children under 12. spokesmen. School PTA will sponsor the “Nut­ opportunity to purchase gifts during the Women’s Committee and Mrs. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - John A. Egyptian President Wilkinson, Yale University's cracker Shoppe" Dec. 5 where the school hours. Although this is a fun­ development and alumni affairs of­ school's students can purchase hand­ draising event, the PTA is Primarily ficer, has been elected to a three- made crafts and gifts for Christmas interested in giving the children of 100 year term on the board of trustees of giving. Burnside School an opportunity to Program Albertus Magnus College, the board All items were donated to the purchase special Christmas gifts at a announced Friday. Shoppe by friends of Burnside Schooi reasonable price. EXTRA Wilkinson, who has held several and PTA supporters. CancelledI positions at Yale since 1960, is a member of the Yale Corp., the un­ EAST HARTFORD - iversity's governing board of The Special Education program at the Sunset S&H GREEN trustees. Driver Injured Wilkinson earned bachelor’s and Ridge gym will not be held Holding gift items from the Museum Shop, the Women’s Committee; and Janet Smith. master’s degrees in education at GLASTONBURY - Shirley S. Soda Systems truck, struck Mrs. Dec. 5. There will also be recently opened to the public, are, from left, (Herald photo by Adamson) Yale. Beisel, of 48 Ox Yoke Drive, Beisel as she tried to enter the left no basketball program Joyce Ann Vitelli, second vice president of Wethersfield was treated and southbound lane of Main Street. Dec, 6 and Dec. 7 due to the STAMPS Christmas Party released at Hartford Hospital Friday Mrs. Beisel was leaving the Sage Christmas Fair. WITH THIS COUPON MANCHESTER —The Auxiliary of after her car collided with a truck on Allen Parking lot when a driver On Dec. 14, the basket­ the VFW Post will hold its annual the southbound lane of Main Street. allowed her to enter the right lane. ball program is canceled Christmas Party Sunday from 11 to 2 No one else was injured in the She then proceeded into the left lane, for the Christmas Dance. p.m. There will home-baked goods crash, which occured at 2:20 p.m. where she collided with the truck. The regular scedule will be and new toys available. Paul Mallia. the driver of the Jason in effect the following week. Federal Grant , extra to ^ To be IncreasedlOPEN SUNDAY 5 P.M. 1 S & H OBEEH ST AMPS % FOLOAWAY PLAYBACK GLASTONBURY - The which services of Title 20 UYAWAY Z 1/2” REGULATION MXMOTOCROSS NOW town has been notified that are determined and the byPUCH its Title 20 grant will be in­ effect the provision of I TABLE TENNIS A TABLE • KNOBIY rmcs creased by 5.6 percent these services has had on • WELDED FRAME during the upcoming fiscal the commission," Manning • MX FORK year. said in the letter. According "to a letter The 5.6 percent increase SALE *79” from Ronald E, Manning, represents about $300 more the commissioner of the in funding. Last year, the MUKH MMPIW state Department of town received $5,500 in fun­ TRICYCLES r Human Resources, the ding from the state. 10 SPEED department will be Rome began the first working with the town to $249) Punic war against Carthage see what social services in 284 B.C. n 29« the town has provided. “ During the program The Federal-State Em- NODORMOSTU year, the staff of the ployment: £Service consists of the U.S. ElEmployment Office DARTBOARD UMCYGLE no lb.**"SET Department of Human and affiliated state employ­ LM M.0O A ^ silll$«lwwm MM HY ] Resources will meet with ment services with their net­ R ^ ^ n you to review criteria by work of about 2,500 local offlcea. i *34” •29” Get 5 OOextia S&H Y CYCLE THUNDERBOLT PLASTIC TO [HOCKEY SMTES^ rfheGSmum SENIOR CITIZENS M O . M S TuU Blade II JO ^ SALE FINAL SALE LSAU Now Ms up tor lonw SMlrs iSMngB'PmM M fbcMh m tftt S19.99 MMOsspfOwM-NUptwcwd-Mtdconamuisbons*- youwfHChsdtMQiMn SOOsKtnSAHQfwnSismpt ON BEAUTIFUL GIFTS Ftotwear { Tbwt pick up anotisr card end Mart coNsctng more ORSandSOREL % Mckars TReie B Mna 10 ryumber of cardi you can W Sat., Dec. 1 by S 1 artd redawn tor aidra SAH Grean Siampa 10AM — 3PM SLEDSO U U O w•JOBOSSANS l u • ICE SKATES ^ Students in Dale Graves’ class at Illing Tetreault add dolls to their International Festival. (Herald photo by Pinto) Year of the Child tree. (Herald photo by Pin­ Mrs. Jack Hunter and her dau^ter, Leslie 63 Linden St., Mancheeter 2 MAIN ST. 643*7111 or 646-3998 Junior H l^ School, from left, Marysia Belcher, trim satin and lace tree for the FARR’S OPEN MONDAY to SATURDAY B-9 Tanski, Denise Beckwith and Mindy to)

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By DONNA HOLLAND He said the m ajor purpose of the program would be to schools in town that have openings” and called it a "pret­ Board members Barbara Smith and John Morianos By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Lupien’s appointment ran Into serious opposition at the Lupien’s appointment to the regional government forum months before the normal retirement age of 65, the direc­ Nov: 20 director's meeting. At that time Lupien objected Herald ('nrrrapondrni acquaint pre-schoolers with the school environment, ty expensive baby-sitting service.” agreed with Marshall's comments. Mrs Smith added, "I Herald Reporter in view of his remarks. tors must decide whether to grant him full retirement provide opportunities for peer and social interaction, Marshall, commenting on utilizing the school staff, to the town accepting $150 from the local chapter of B ’nai The board will also consider honoring Billy Pagan! Sr., benefits. BOLTON — The question of whether or not the Bolton don't think the public is clamoring for such a program .” MANCHESTER— A wide range of subjects will be dis­ provide language development, expose children to lear­ said, "We’re not here to provide jobs, we’re here to B'rlth. .The money was intended to fund a high school a resident of Manchester for 59 years, who has been a Republican appointments will be made to 12 town com­ public school system should provide a program for pre­ Morianos added, " I don't think we can afford to offer cussed by the Board of Directors at its meeting Tuesday, ning concepts and create an experience where learning provide an education.” teacher's attendance at a conference on the Holocaust. leader In West Side activities. Deputy Mayor Cassano issions or committees, among them the human relations, school children was not received favorably by the majori­ such a program.” including the attempt to remove a controversial resident and school are synonomous with enjoyment. The teacher would then, in theory, be better qualified to will propose that the West Side Oval be named the Balilla youth, and aging commissions. ty of Board 'bf Education members present at an infor­ Wallace Kelly supported the establishment of such a Allen said the administration is not making a from his to\41i appointed position. The cost of such a program for 4-year-olds would be program. He said, "This will give the same opportunity teach students about genocide. “ Billy” Pagan! Field. Pagani's barber shop has often Action on additional positions will be taken by the mational meeting Thursday night. recommendation on the program, it is oniy offering infor­ Frank Lupien was nominated by the town’s Republican about $44,500 and for 3- and 4-year-olds about $60,880. to all students. I have a strong feeling the average kid Luplan objected on the basis that "further sponsored baseball, basketball and bowling teams in its directors. Permanent status for the public works ad­ Three of the four board members at the meeting spoke mation at this time. directors to serve as the town’s representative to the Packman felt the school board should consider es­ wili suffer because there are few children who are han­ amplification” of the event was unnecessary and that 55 years of existence. ministrative assistant and the water/sewer analyst will against the program and only one member favored it. Allen said the administration would have a recommen­ Capitol Region Council of Governments at the Oct. z2 tablishing a pre-school program. dicapped, have special needs or have parents who insist schools should present the view that fewer than 6 million Another long-time Manchester persnality, Ernest be decided. Job descriptions for a mechanic in the police Etoard chairman Joseph Haloburdo did not offer any opi­ dation for the board's budget committee soon. meeting. Except for Jormer Democratic Director on special programs for them .” Jews were murdered. Tureck, will be the subject of the directors’ deliberation. department, a zoning enforcement officer and the nion. Haloburdo said he did not get a consensus of board Elizabeth Intagliata. who abstained, the vote to accept James Marshall, board member, objected to es­ Mayor Stephen Penny and Deputy Mayor Stephen Tureck has served the town for 35 years, with his last superintendent of parks and cem eteries will be deter­ Kelly said, "The average kid cannot go to pre-school m embers' opinions and therefore could not make a Lupien was unanimous. School Superintendent Raymond Allen said a local tablishing the program. He said. "We have nursery Cassano have said they would sponsor reconsideration of position being parks Superintendent. As he is retiring 11 mined. nursery school requested consideration for such a because of the cost.” recommendation to the administration at this time. In other business, the directors will discuss a proposal program or space at the public school for it to run its to utilize the Linden Street Senior Citizens center as a program. Multi-Service Citizen Center. The Manchester Area Allen said he and Richard Packman. ^ Iton Elemen­ Conference of Churches and Crossroads suggestd this. tary Center School principal, had discussed the possibili­ The board willconsider the bond issue for sidewalk ty of Bolton offering such a program before the nursery reconstruction and will consider the funding for installing school's request was receiv^. AH Stop& Shops Open Sunday An Stop & Shops <»peii Sundiiy 9 am-s pm a gas conversion burner at Lincoln Center. In a prepared statement to the board, Packman — dis­ *l|siop a Shop Coupon]^ Various other matters, which appear on the consent cussing the need for such a program — said, “Children MV)» « cooon • 17 jO {w chw t calendar, are on the directors’ agenda. Copies of now come to kindergarten with a variety of pre-school / i iShop proposed ordinances may be seen in the town clerk's of­ experience. " fice during business hours. He said. "The various pre-schools have different Stop.# Mayor Stephen Penny is expected to tell the board philosophies of working with children, different MB iiToys«.ToysM sTo 9 $ FREE! about a letter he sent to Hartford’s mayor, asking that programs, different staffing and different facilities. 7V4 ounce package the city withdraw "its complaints to five federal agen­ Some children come to kindergarten not having pre­ Games. Arts. Crafts Model Kits Puzzles Dolls Balls gifts you can pick up when you food shop, and save time, a o p ' cies which ask that 4.5 million dollars in federal grants to school experience. " Stop & Shop has a great line-up of brand name toys that gas and extra to aowdedI cdepartment stores Shop KRAFT DINNER Manchester be withheld." will light up their eyes on Christmas morning! Low-priced early for best . Sorry, no rain checks. Packman listed the advantages of such a program. Penny’s letter calls Hartford’s action a deterent to They included providing an option for learning MACARONI&CHEESE SteCrSbop OoedStf) Ok 7'8«.Ok S IMonapvcMkmr f ---- 1 275 cooperation between the city and its suburbs. He said experiences for every child or parent, standardizing the V a b t ^ * removal of the complaint would demonstrate that the pre-school experience for youngsters in terms of iH K v Q U D C 3 w6 8 » iMVi Ha ooioon m a $7S3 Stop & Shop Coupon city is willing to work with the suburbs to resolve com­ philosophy, program, staffing and facility, identifying CXjf Food on CertHlcales and Tuikey GUI MH mon problems. special-needs students and developing programs for them ^'■AerPrice'*'*^. $3 i4M. Cortilicates make good praclical^s tor Ihends. neighbors, the postman, the leactwr and giving students a head start in the school setting in W HITM AN Sewng Card Assortment Disney W HITM AN MILTON BRADLEY /Vid 4 you own a busness or have a tot ol the important areas of language and social development. Hi Ho Cheny-OGame. Mickey Incredible Hulk Game people on your gdt tel ttWre ideal' 5 f l B Activity Boxes, Backgammon Game, Animal Mouse Tic-Tac-Toe Game AMLOID Turtle HANDICRAFT Talking Play Phone ZEE Die FREE! Women’s League 28 ounce bottle 0 - Packman said advantages to the town and school Dominoes TOM Y Bathtubbies. HASBRO Mr. or Car Puzzle, Block Clock Puzzle FUN Cast Ptaysel Assortment PLAYSKOOL Assorted Ravors z 0 system would include providing a place for working Potato Head MONOGRAM Snap-Tite Model FARM Big Bean Bag Animal AMortment Cobblers Bench MAQIC MARKER Liquid Cray­ H£X Z Shamqpoo parents in Bolton to send their children for part of the kits RSHER PRICE Play Family Vehicle MONOGRAM '/»"Scale Rod S Custom ons RSHER PRICE Rock -A-Slack TOMY REG. or DIET No-Return Bottle tttutt nix Seeks Members day, utilizing existing classroom space, giving pre­ Assortment BtNNEYt SMITH Crayola Art Models HASBRO Super Hero Deluxe Wonderful Waterluls SPORT FUN Offical leidllte Normal, Oily ANDOVER — Members are being sought for the newly Kit. Crayola Cokyubs 4-pack Disney Card Paint Set MILTON BRADLEY Mork & GAYTOY schoolers services of specialists and utilizing staff which Weight Basketball Uttle Miss Polly SUN GLORY BEVERAGE or Tint ^ 0 organized Andover Women’s League. Game PLAYSKOOL Pl^ Pets, and more! Mindy Game SUPERIOR TOY Gumball Bank Shopping Cart W HITM AN Sesame Street / I aoodSLn Ok ?-Sal Ok 0 Lanaonap«oatomai .. ...i . might be lost through staff reduction. L__-' A super value' Jodi Heidtman said the goals of the group are threefold BINNEY & SMITH, COLORFORMS and more' Together Box and more' j / ■■■■■— g'0«'Y ------> Packman said a pre-school program could be offered in — social, arts and crafts and to be a community service- September 1980 for 4-year-old or 3- and 4-year-old Extra body, o ily or dry oriented group. Tame Clean Rinse 8 ounce b o itif 7 9 ^ children Ms. Heidtman said the group had its first meeting in Flicker Ladies Shaver 1.00 November after a group of mothers bringing their children to the weekly story hours at Andover Public 11 ounce aerosol can Library decided to form a club and do something for the Senior Citizen News J community. D ays Sale C o l l a t e She said the league is open to all women in Andover. B> W A l.I.y K O R T IN in your schedule book. We W g lM la r The group will meet the first Monday of each month at a Hi folks' After you finish will have own annual member's home. reading this column, take Christmas Party here at all of your Holiday Food Values. ^eCciam The December meeting will include making Christmas off to our Senior Center the center on Thursday. There’s no place like Slop & Shop for cards for clients at Mansfield Training School, a where you 11 find some D ec 20th We will 16 ounce can Sun Glory 7 ounce can Com stops Shop Whole Regular demonstration of a pantry clay Christmas ornament, super good buys on some exchange gifts at the party 1 or Dme 2 ' ° ' ! making a Christmas ornament from basket reeds and real nice hand-made ar­ and have a visit by Santa See the difference in having each member bring her favorite ornament from ticles like knitted hats, himself. Sweet 45oz home. meatiness...Save the Giaast Kem d Old Spice After Shave boRie gloves, and clothing for the Then on Thursday. Dec Assorted, ^ Qinerencedifference in inpncei price! The meeting will be Monday at 7.30 p.m. at a member's youngsters. Right Guard Deodorant 797 home. 27th we will have our big Peas Corn Bronz^^ aerosc4car7 rauets For more information about the club call Jodi Heidt­ Also some ceramics that Holiday Dance. We ll be __ RegularorUme will make nice gifts for celebrating both Christmas u „ i i man at 742-6388 or Joyce Onufer at 742-7504 just about everyone. Our and New Years. Lots of cans ladies have volunteered to goodies, prizes and line Party Platters Vacuum Pack £ OldSiMce School Board Sets Meeting be at the center from 10 dancing. More on both 9 ik Chops Mixed Vegetables^.. . 3 'S 8& LeSueurPeas OafteGMrt 2 cjra 1 Whole Beets St ANDOVER —The Board of Education will discuss the a m to 5 p m and look events later. K v to great choices made to order for you Vs Center Chops, Sauerkraut 9nDl»cc 4 *1 Green Giant Beans ’SZ 2'^ 79 O&C Potato Sticks4 Deodorant purchase of a van at its meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at forward to seeing you. So Menu for the lAeek: Perfect for house or ohice parties the Andover Elementary School conference room. here's a great chance to Vs Blade Chops, Monday: Dec 3. Shells large groups or small Just grve us 24 16oz Brick Oven 28 oz. Round or Crushed 46oz. Sun Glory or Libbys tick ’loo Other items on the school board's agenda include ap­ stop by our center, pick up with meat sauce, tossed hours notice arxl we ll whip up the Vs Sirloin Chops l.5oz. pkg. proval of two policies and setting meeting dates for 1980. a few real nice articles for party platter of your choice beautifully J 0 9 green salad, bread and Under information items the board will hear reports gifts and help us with our butter, homemade cookies, arranged on a reuseable plastic tray and Well trimmed chops cut from Baked uTmuato Bauach&Lomb from its various committees, a financial summary, a stu­ gliRedPack Saline Solution Bouncabottia fund raising project. beverage. packed in a special box tharil keep it good nice meaty loins! I 202 S' dent teacher report and will discuss the 1980-1981 budget This Thursday is our Wednesday: Homemade and fresh until you're ready to serve Beans Wetting Solution ' bottles ' Christmas Party at Juice clam chowder, fishwich on It, Stop by our dell and orders yours' (Thin sliced $1.59lb) Restland Farms. We have AwNiUt al alvw »W> Sarrte* [MU. Center Cut Pork Chops *1,49t a bun. chilled fruit, Bonus Package of 6 Arbitration Due three buses going and we beverage. will leave our center at Silioin Pork Cutlets. 1.99^ Pork Ribs 1 .19« Thursday: NO MEAL corner deli Pick up a delicious me.il after you qift shop' S 2-1 2 - 1 10:30 a m So you folks Friday: Minestrone soup In Vernon Pact should arrive by i0:15 a m CofDStock Pie Riling RedPackTomatoeSu-r 2 S: M LaChoy Noodles OowMiW 2 *1 teTracII with crackers, ham salad Available m stores featuring a service deli VERNON — After a lengthy negotiating session Because so many of our Underwood Spreads LaChoy BiPack M.59 on rye. jello with whipped Calif. Tomatoes StcvIShoo 2 M Ocivn V*vx BiwK Thursday, representatives of the Vernon Education members will be on the OpM Cno*'V C4T«d Bt«> topping, bev Blades Association and the Board of Education reached a trip we will not serve a Schedule for the week Tinkeiy Breast B ’/z O Z deadlock in contract negotiations leaving the contract meal on Thursday and will can Chunk Light Tuna ^Sliced, Crushed or Chunk stop & Shop Yellow 5 Plus CWckenLefiSiMf provisions to be decided by binding arbitration. not have any program. Monday: 10 a.m. kitchen 1 Free social games. Noontime Norwestern Brand $ 5-6 pound package ^ The negotiations were declared deadlocked after the While on trips we still All white meat, freshly sliced for you. lunch served 1 p.m. ckenol two groups met for more than seven hours. The education have 10 seats left for the Pine ding *!» association has 400 members of the teaching staff. Jan Florida trip and anyone in­ pinochle games. Bus pick 5€lbPkg 9 9 i Good News Razors y “White GemXhicken Breast Gaskill is president bf the association and Harold Cum­ terested should contact our up at 8:15 a m and return Colonial Top Bologna M6a Potato Salad 55^ the Sea Si^or Steer PkJS Peaches Tampax Tampons 4(3 ecK/x package mings is negotiator for the school board. trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. n .5 9 office 647-3211 Baked Meat Loaf v,«v.. 1.99. Turkey Breast Boneless Chicken Breast '1.99^ The board offered a 20 percent increase in salary and In Wednesday's column. Tuesday: 9 a m bus for shopping. 10 a m square In oil r o „ * l .so.’ l Bottle of 24 added fringe benefits, over a three-year period, but the I mentioned the need for cans dance lessons. 1 p.m. PkfcupHolldiy cans association was asking for a 25 to 30 percent increase, men volunteers to help us self service deli Always a big choice of fine brands and values’ radpelnouritore Sliced or Halves senior bowling league at 6 9 with a 10 percent increase the first year of the three-year do additional work at the “Great Beef" USDAu s u a Choice L a re a i ce et unoice Sun Maid Raisins eareaoaoxaea Spam Luncheon Meat t?OI cv 1.19 contract. Green School. By your the Parkade Lanes and BeefToD 2 S iKca# Sanka Instant Coffee *5.19 While the association members asked for equal dis­ help, we may be lucky return from shopping 1:30 Cadbury Candy Bars Bartlett Pears Stocisnrxi 2 M Beef Rice-a-Roni 0> CkKMih 2 C*Q> 79 SKsd or r 5vri» tribution of pay increases, for all levels on the scale, the enough to have the recent p m. exercise class. 11b. pkg. Colonial board opted for favoring teachers at the low end of the Wednesday. 9 a m. allocation of $17.72.‘i com­ Asst Cat Food 125 sheet 2ply roll Print OOUM C HAY wwvmm ^ 0 0 scale and offering a smaller percentage of increase to plete enough of the health clinic by appoint­ Bonus Pack m NV ooNomwmoN ment. 10 a m. pinochle RoiuidRoast those at the upper end. renovations so before too BaoMi If the school board's offer is approved it would mean games. Friendship Circle ^19 long we can move into your Regular,. Maple or Sugarless Friskies ironet and Crewel Embroidery Beef Round Tip Roast . . Cougn Formula adding $1.2 million to the annual $6 million amount in the new center. 1 99 Hetty Trash Aozbottia Novahistine DMX salaries budget over the three-year period. We can use your help class. Noontime lunch Weaver Hot Dogs 89* Colonial Bologna ‘1.09 USOA sQ Q Q Choce Towels The current three-year contract expires at the end of served. 12:45 p.m. bridge Beef Top Round Steak Hefty Cutex Polish Remover or^jme 2 t most any or everv morning L Extra Mild Franks '1.09 Knockwurst or Franks ‘1.89 this school year. The basic salarv range under this con­ games and 1 p.m. craft Mom9or4b0f«'f2(UUC*g USOA Trash Bags from 9 a.m. to noon. So ^6V?oz. New Freedom Maxi-Pads x ' tract is $9,000 to $18,000. what do you say. fellas, class. Bus pickup at 8:15 ■gfey-^Beef Round Tip Steak Cfxx:e ‘ . . ' cans seafood What s delicious and an excellent buy"’ Our sea fate' 2 49 © l*J after all this is going to be a m return trips at 12:30 2 ”‘l Tampax Tampons 40ct pkg Reg Class Hears Officials your new center. and 3 p.m ‘-“ •iCube steak Beef Round ' . . 1 Thursday: 10:30 a m ^ 2 59 Cycle Dog Food [ Tall Kitchen Bags Coronet Napkins 65’ O.K. now. let's hit the SiKi>ai Q UH BOLTON — A political science class at Bolton High Chunk DogFood tK s lH v O m W isk Detergent highlights of the buses leave for Restland Panly Hose Sale! School learned about town government recently when happenings here at the Farms Christmas party. Fresh Cod 3 Reinforced Top or Sandalfoot two town officials spoke to the class. Our building will be open Calvin Hutchinson, assessor, and Catherine Leiner, center. frozen foods s'/t ui,' ( !' y tl‘, tJurifV) 'ttr, tj.J',, , ,i*u- d a i r y t \ \\ “Our Own” in Beige, Tan, QC\( as usual however, we will ComedBeef town clerk, told the class the responsibilities that go We start with our Senior Steaks ' Of Taupe. Sizes A & B ...... O v 3 o- not have any official Bowling League at the Caught o il our New EngtarxJ Shores Ifc w e lrz ifr Countryfine I b 32oz Minute Maid along with their respective offices. Parkade Lanes this past meeting and we will not be D n S m B ^ Pdinttut The presentation was part of the course study of local Tuesday afternoon and serving a meal today. Haddock Fillets 79« Cooked Shrimp G n m e fn iit government here are the results: Class Friday: 10 a.m.. kitchen Shrimp Patties ‘1.49 Photo Siindies! The students asked many questions and became better A women, high single and social games and our exer­ informed about town politics. cise class. Noontime lunch Smoked Pork Shoulder Roll ^ Color Print Him 2d q Q c triple. Edna Christinson. our kitchen We prepare delicious dishes from quality ingredients Anthony Falcetta teaches the class served. 1 p.m. setback RIaf, Verdi a Medley Harvest Get-Togethers% | i “O u r O w n ’ 1 1 0 a 1^.... Prints... C 3 v 7 « > ii 149 and 414; Class A men ^ * 1 . 4 9 b ** 2 - 1 games. Bus pickup at 8:15 prtxiuce Police Probe Burglaries high single Frank Wotruba. Minute Maid ‘1.09 Sylvania Madicubes sH q q a.m. return trips pt 12:30 Pick fresh savings! triS ' 12 p^ect Shots ...... 213 and Frank Dallas tri­ franCorcMKt VERNON — The Vernon Police Department in­ ple. 551. Class B women p.m. and 3:30 p.m. deendant sve Rice PudAng' FmitRavored Drink ^CkvY 79 vestigated 11 burglaries reported during the week of Nov. Bert Clulow high single and AmoM I a av«»wr iSylvania Rip Flash OQ Roffee Klatch $ ^ 16-22. No estimated value of goods taken was given. triple. 137 and 386. Class B Mces VegeUlUes Assorted Ravors It 2 perfect shots...... I.O \7 c x e The breaks were into apartments on Mt. Vernon Drive men high single Tom COVENTRY -The k p l t s ^ * j Friendly Circle of the First 2 1 | 3 9 and Grove Street; private homes on Progress Avenue, Close, 153 and high triple Fresh and smooth, yol/il bve it Congregational Church will 6 Crown Street, Range Hill Drive, Ward Street, and Dailey Gene Enrico, triple 407. i 'i n ^ 2 - 1 ! ^ ^ 2 l £ l A lkaline Circle; and businesses on Route 83 and Windsor Avenue. sponsor a Koffee Klatch Seewy 8m* » ubi#w Then on Wednesday mor­ k. Cole Slaw 55‘ , Cheese Pizza ” 9 Green Giant 9iutotcia>j* Green Giant 99 .rtW a Dec. 14 from noon to 1:30 J ning we had 46 players for SMMCjmgifW S> p.m., in the church vestry. Green Giant uomonjgr Green Giant ’iSStSS* 79 our pinochle games and the F r e s h 1 2 ^ n c e CziOiMn CBS Newsman To Speak Route 31. . b 3 k 0 r y Spncinls rushed to ^ou from our big spotless Campbeirs Farm Qreen Giant lOowuMntaQ Green Giant Beans 9oi (*g 5 9 P k g o f tw o “O ' cell. w in n e rs were: Mina f wfi e 8pn«h * f O O WEST HARTFORD — CBS Newsman Marvin Kalb will A luncheon of a Cottage Cheese 7 9 ■C’ceH'AA'cellor Reuther, 633; Arvid Peter­ 16oz can Stop&Shop. be guest speaker at the Major Gifts Inaugural Dinner of sandwich, dessert and 20 ounce loaf Stop & Shop Cracked W heat a Swed. Rye LeShake Yogurt ls:t£S3 *1 “9 V one pack son. 604; Ann Thompson, " Half Gallon Ice Cream the 1980 Greater Hartford Jewish Federation Campaign, coffee will be served for $2 598; Clara Hemingway. Sliced White Dec 17 at Beth El Temple, 2626 Albany Ave., West Hart­ and clam chowder will be Golden Quarters Margarine 590; Bert Loughrey, 583; handpainied ford. CockUils begin at 5:30 p.m. with the dinner and available for 35 cents. S to n e w a re Sam Schors; 579; Betty program scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. , The event is open to the Fresh Yellow Long Lasting 5lb. bag Wild L lU b e rts Turner, 574; Mike Daisy Bread Bread Assfd Funds raised in the 1980 Greater Hartford Jewish public. DeSimone, 572; Ed Scott, I Flavors cn M m ie r w a r e Federation Campaign will support the work of its seven 563; Martha LaBate, 557; Nevada Bird Food Johrfs Pizza 9 9 Pet Apple Pie IHIS WEEKS FEATURE local beneficiary agencies; Hartford Jewish Community Floyd Post, 554; Rene Center Hebrew Academy of Greater Hartford, Hebrew One of the smallest states D S 'l Taste O S ea '1.19 Pet Whip Topping ^ 2-1 Marie, 550; Agml Charlie’s ktrVYlAo PlUsbury Biscuits . , 5 '.!? ‘ 1 CerealBowl4 9 L Home and HospiUl, Jewish Fam ily Service, Midrasha in population, Nevada has Sandwich Rolls5«i Choc. Brownies tRiS* 99“ source of Hanson Dinners '1.49 Hendries Ice M ill 'tSS' MW) «# S3 tood purchto# In the afternoon it was attract^ large numbers of vitamin C. Chum AuortMFMwn Hood Sour Cream 7 9 Community Hebrew High School, Mt. Sinai Hospital and DaisyDonuts 69“ S In c h pp o o t Bridge Games and the outsiders, starting with the Spice Cake an.’SniE.M '1.09 a « n * K M lM Ok Ok IMIi MMM li M «#• » IMMMMpa al MM MMMI II GM> M 0 a sMr tKK RMVS V K Solomon schechter Day School; over 100 national and lucky prize winners were; gold and silver rush of 1859. overseas Jewish Relief and Rescue programs and Alice Allison, 4,890; Tom Today, the attractions are humanitarian services in Israel. legalized gambling, sophisti­ Regan, 4,750; Billy Stone, For reservations and more information, coniaci cated entertainment and le­ 4,160; Jack Owen, 3,930. nient divorce laws requiring Howard Charish, Federation assistant director, 236-3278. A couple of dates to put only six weeks residence. EVENING HERALD, Sat., Dec. 1, 1979- 13 1 2 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. I. 1979 Community Calendars. “ A l SIEFFERT'S SA YS ... r Andover South Windsor Vernon Monday Today Today **^ I^ S U N D A Y SPECIALS Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m., Town Office Building. Pancake breakfast, 8:30 to 11 a.m. and Christmas Craft ^WHY PAY MORE? Auction, 7:30 p.m.-. Temple Beth Hillel, Foster Street Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Fair, 9 to 11:30 a.m., Skinner Road School. Ext. SHOP YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE! Building. " Pancake breakfast and Holiday Boutique, 8:30 to 11:30 Andover Women's League, 7:30 p.m., member’s home. Christmas Fair, 10 a.m.. First Congregational Church, Main Street. a.m., Lake Street School. SEE OUR GIFT TABLOID Tuesday Kris Kringle Bazaar, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Talcottvllle Meal for Christmas Tool | SPECIAL Board of Eklucation, 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary Monday Congregational Church, Main Street and Elm Hill Road. SPECIAL School. Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Vernon Square Dance Gub, 8 p.m., Vernon Elementary HOLIDAY Boy Scout sign-up, 7 p.m., Andover Elementary School. Food drive starts, runs through Dec. 14 by students of School, Route 30. QUARTZ MENS ALL PARKADE HEALTH From ill5 to 70% Wednesday Timothy Edward’s School Student Council. Sunday MEN SWEATERS South Windsor Women’s Gub holiday potiuck dinner, Young At Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational K of C Christmas party for students of Talcottvllle BRAND VITAMINS 7:30 p.m., St. Peter’s Church Hall, Sand Hill Road. OFF Church. School, 2 to 4 p.m., at Uie school. Main Street. FLANNEL SALE Tuesday FfMiniMlRAtlQM over iso^puiar itama . Andover Elementary School Parent Teacher Associa­ Monday HEATERS All Your FeverHoe Too name brand* *ueh a* tion holiday auction, 8 p.m., school. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town •B-50 SHIRTS Q.E. - QRUEN - TOASTMASTER - Norton Fund Committee, 8 p.m., member’s home. Hall. Public hearing and Town Council meeting, 7:30 p.m.. IN S T O C K •VIT C Memorial Building, Park Place. •VIT E % KODAK - NORELCO - FABERQE - NOW Timothy Edwards School Christmas Concert, 7:30 •RESISTAT 20 Friday LIMITED * 9 . 9 5 p.m., at the school. Wreath Workshop, 7 to 9 p.m., Tolland County QUArfflTIES •LIVER reg, 15.00 PTA family movie, 6:30 p.m., Andover Elementary Agricultural Center, Route 30. •LECITHIN Watche*, appliance*, r*dlM, *l*ctronlc CPR course, 7 to 10 p.m., Wapping Community Center. •ONE DALY gamM, c*m*r**, wallet*, colognaa, gift School. Wednesday •KELP South Windsor Public Library film for pre-school, 10 to V •CHELATED MINERALS wrap, tra* dacoratlon*. 10:30 a.m., at the library. Board of Directors, Hockanum Valley Industries, 7:30 * 6 . 9 5 No ttoreh-No Prooonrotfvoe OFF No iugefMo ArWMet LIST FR0M12cT0 79«« 8 i * 1 3 . 9 5 Bolton' Wednesday p.m.. Community Room, Vernon Police Station. Small, Medium & Large Cehrtng reg. 19.00 & 20.00 C o m e early tor beat eelectlon Story hour for children in Grades 3-6, 4 p.m.. South Dairy Outlook and Income Tax Management workshop, Today 8 p.m., Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. r •UNOAY Knights of Columbus basketball free throw cham­ Windsor Public Library. 'A PARKADE HEALTH • AM • 9 PM LIGGETT .AM.?o*PM pionship. noon. Bolton High School. Christmas concert and bazaar, Eli Terry School. Thursday 9 443-445 HARTFORD RD. ' MANCHESTER. MY STORE FOR LEVI’S land NUTRITION C E N TE R . Thursday Wreath-making workshop, 8 p.m, Tolland County PARKADE PHARMACY ANDERSON-LITTLE Monday H D E V S T . Pre-school story hour, 10 to 10:30 a.m.. Public Library. Agricultural Center, Route 30. Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., tom- Friday munity Hall. FTO Holiday Bazaar, 7 to 9 p.m.. Orchard Hill School. O f f M 4 6 4 7 9 9 9 7 S Tuesday Christmas concert, 7:30 p.m., Timothy Edwards All night bake sale, of Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship School. of Union Congregational Church, Masonic Temple, 6 4 7 9 9 9 8 S HANDSOME SPECIAL BUY Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m . Community Hall. Orchard Street. SUNDAY ONLY MEN'S & YOUNG MEN’S Wednesday Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. BACKGAMMON 1/3 CARAT SPICED VESTED Bolton Elementary Center School Parent Teacher Organization craft fair, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., elementary SET DIAMOND . BABY GUM CORDUROY I WiVi This Coupon and S $7 SO Purchssa school. I With This Valuable Coupon j With This Coupon tn d a 17 50 PurehoH* NAVONA' ISSWMIANO lOOIDBUUMAMNIaim. *40.00 Value DROPS SUITS ‘OystaiSlErTMBie RING Coventry lAPFU IMRS. R eg.'125 Today JIHCE IFIUERTS 2 lbs. for 99* Fourth annual PTO Craft Fair, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Quart boMs VP.paefcags Coventry Grammar School, Route 31 and Ripley Hill 'Excapt Itams Prohibilad By law AP'2601 1’EicapniamsProhipiiadByLaw * 1 2 . 9 5 I liitmI Ona Coupon P«r Fairuiy hoon i Limil Ona Coupon Par Family ^wwi^^lLimil Ona Coupon Par Family $ 6 9 9 0 Road. tyajid Docafnbtc 2-B, 1978^ jo I ValHlOacambar?-8 1979 C jjU P iy a h d Dacampar 2-8.1979 reg. 99* Ib. Country Christmas Craft Fair, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. First * 3 9 9 . Congregational Church, Main Street. (in 2 Ib. lots only) A GROCERY FEATURES))) I Sunday CHOOSE VOUR FAVORITE Coventry Volunteer Fire Association open house and ADAMS APPLE DIAMOND SHOWCASE CARD GALLERY MARTIN LTD. dedication ceremony, 2 to 4 p.m.. South Coventry Firehouse, Main Street. -J^VEGETABLES Monday , -If- o.- c.in — . ^ Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall board room...... \ CREAM S T v l e INFANT TODDLERS Special Selection Committee on Needs of the Aging, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. 1 9 8 0 HOLIDAY DRESSES Tuesday COMPLETE INVENTORY CUT WAX I "Sharing Literature with Children" program, 8 p.m., NEW ENGLAND FIRE By Haddad Booth-Dimock Memorial Library, Main Street. Velvets, polyesters OF Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. and dacron Wednesday JAMBOMEE-2LB JAM CALENDAR Carol Singing, 6:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Strawbprry Preserves 8 9 * DETECTOR Many styles to choose from. WOMEN’S Welfare hours, 9 a m. to noon. Town Hall. By Yankee Magazine Sizes 12 to 24 months BARREL ME AO ROOT BEER or with Test Button Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town and toddlers 2 to 4 OaOUND BEEF SALE! CANDIES Hall. CANADA DRY reg. to $24.00 Rotary Club, 7 p.m.. Grange Hall. Eye Round FennMtyQroundCliuck-fmlilyarouml C 4 7 0 ' Rump Reg. *18 Jaycees,8p.m.. Lakeside Grill. GINGER ALE L E A N G R O U N D B E E F PKktgt I b. ^ q.illon h*' Roasts Roasts NOW* 1 . 7 5 Thursday Fonntfly OrotMMl Roiiml-FrMMir Qrotmd * 9 . 8 8 Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m,, Town Hall. BEEF ROUND $ 0 2 9 BEEF POUND $ 1 9 9 Reg. $3.50 NOW ^ 9 *9 9 to Democratic Town Committee, 6:45p.m., Town Hall. U II, EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF B O N tU SS I Weatherization program, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. n o w ^ 9 . 9 0 Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m.. CHILDRENS * 1 2 .9 9 Town Hall. *. i ‘ ■ t . S ’ 6 *. h*-l k • FROZEN PRAGUE’S SHOES • 1 . .'W - A h k ' FRESH U S D A INSPECTED REED’S INC. SEARS WEAR»HOUSE * AS HHi'.kM- 1 ' • k M • I M ' o n e U S D A INSPECTED Friday c o m OH. aSOWS.REQ ORTHINSPAQ Welfare hours. 9 a m. to noon. Town Hall. Mazola * 2 ^ Mualler’s Ua FRESH Chicken Legs 4 :;, b a . v/zIo2 lbs. East Hartford NSTANT COFFEE FLAVORFUL BOX-0- FRESH U S D A INSPECTED CORNISH / Q ▼ CHOCK FULL- TETLEY CHICKEN “t i l . Chicken Breasts h e NS I W . EVER WISH YOU Save 20% Sunday Monday SPECIAL SLICED (A lP 1-lb. pkg $1 39) WERE GETTING Redevelopment Agency. 7:45 p.m. Town Hall con­ 0-NUTS TEA BAGS AkP-SLICED-MEATOn CASTROL 10 or ].u 100 cl pkg ference room. A n n P a g e i ib l B e e f 1 lb THE GIFT YOU MOTOR10T( BOYS Tuesday B a c o n B o lo g n a Barbara WERE GIVING? Town Council, 8 p.m..Council Chambers. FU aY COOKED (water added) WEAVER OIL S m o k e d Chicken i ib i WARM ROBES Wednesday 11 _ _ Shank Portion Streisand Wet 20W /50W Gift-Boxed Human Rights Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Council n f l i l l v (Rump Portion *1 09 K>)^ Quick Frozen-Cep’n JolJohn'i F r a n k s reg. ‘14 and *16 Chambers. FUIY COOKEO-fwater added). EXTRA MILD C O O K ^ . Ham Steaks c,ni,r’ C o lo n ia l Prosowt tM s cowpow to wowiwn’s worM if ttH tpw. Thursday m CRAB EARLY CALIF SELECT-niPE p A f t 20% Soccer Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Parks and Recreation Of­ C rabM tat PIMtd Olives O " o r R o a s t s sliced SHRIMP Sebd^e _ _ F r a n k s PtPCHASfYVITm {A C h FOeo f tA MEWBEPSFPiEND OPm iPPf y LATIVEOO QUCKmcw-CArNjom ip o rO U W ill P E d iv E ONE 6 W1 E« A&P(BC£FFRAM(St-lb pkg St 39) fice. FROZEN-uiaur ia(cmvichitims WEiCMT LOSS & NUTPITION PPOCPAM * 8 . 9 8 w it h u se o f A ll SPA FAClllTiES quart now*1 1 “ and*12*0 M e a t < lb Table Treat 7°'pkg SAVE (SAV C A u AND Ch APCE TO vO uP VASTEP CHAPCE 0® VISA Handsome plaids and F r a n k s S te a k - U m m s List $5.66 to jr Prog’’jn n New ana Starr At'ef tn f Ftrst o« me rear reg. $1.09 quart solid colors sizes 4 to 20 ..niP THri coupon. YOUTH CENTRE Glastonbury Golden Ripe-Yellow Calif -Navel-Sunkisl RECORD BREAKERS WOMANS WORLD KINGS Sunday Ecumenical Prayer Service, 8 p.m., St. James’ BANANAS ORANGES Episcopal Church on Main St. The Service is for the hostages being held in Iran. 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Town Office Building. 4'* •.SSrirv’. ■!'»«* 11 - EVENINO HERALD, Sat., Dec. 1, 1979 EVENING HERALD^ Sat., Dec. 1, 1979- 15 _ , Herald Record-Setting Season Angle Bills Await Broncos ' NEW YORK (UPI) - The remain close until its season-ending Ferguson, always erratic in the Monday night con­ past, has blossomed this season and Earl Yost I Denver Broncos are well frontation with the the Bills' winning streak coincides ^ trained for the frigid Chargers. Denver with Coach Chuck Knox's decision to Enjoyed by Tribe Kickers Sports Editor \ temperatures they will en­ dropped a 14-10 let him call his own plays. i' ifl- counter Sunday in Buffalo’s decision to Oakland Ferguson’s No. 1 rating is based in . By LEN AUSTER Lombardo, Rich Koepsel, Jamie Rich Stadium. They may not last week, but the large part on his whopping 8.71 yards I Herald Sportswriler Gallagher, et. al, drew appreciate Sports Hall of Fame be ready for the team waiting Broncos finally got gained per pass attempt. Butler’s < praise from Danielson. complement at wide receiver, It was a memorable, record­ One subject that has been kicked around for a number of years inside. their running game Eight of the 11 starters graduafeT' established — grinding out a season- veteran Frank Lewis, is averaging setting season for Manchester Next year? “There is a nice nucleus may become a reality shortly, a Manchester Sports Hall of The Bills, an AFC East doormat best 215 rushing yards. 21.6 yards per reception. High soccer -^ ne which came the past three seasons with a 10-34 coming back,” Danielson states, Fame. Buffalo, looking for its longest win­ In other games Sunday, Chicago is to a close with a storybook "We had some good second string Just how far the move will get off Manchester High while Dick record, have reeled off a three-game ning streak since 1975, went 64 yards at Tampa Bay, Baltimore at the New winning streak and a victory over the finish. substitutes. the ground remains to be seen, but Danielson helped put the school and in the final 1:19 of regulation last York Jets, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Broncos Sunday would keep them in Most of it has been said before. The "Anyone thinking replacing Lom­ Steve Cassano has come forth and the town on the soccer map. week to tie New England on Houston at Cleveland, Seattle at Kan­ contention for the division title. Buf­ Indians, after a very slow beginning, bardo won't be a job is wrong. They expressed an interest in forming a The same Kelley (coach), Chick Ferguson’s 11-yard TD pass to Lou sas City, Detroit at Philadelphia, falo, 7-6, is one victory away from came on strong to wind up 1 ^ 1 and have to get people who will work committee to deive into such a Toomey and Christie McCormick Piccone with 11 seconds left, then Green ^ y at Washington, Minnesota 30 together. were first-class, top-rated college tying New England for second place, at Los Angeles, the New York Giants with the state Class LL championship , project. won it in overtime on Nick Mike- “The defense is pretty much set one game behind first-place Miami. for themselves —and for retiring 33- f If the idea is to honor Manchester football officials who drew many Mayer's 29-yard field goal. at Dallas, San Francisco at St. Louis and the goalie is set. Marty (Simon) Buffalo beat New England in over­ year Coach Dick Danielson. natives or long-time Manchester choice assignments. Jerry Butler, the sensational and Atlanta at San Diego. grew up fast. He should have a super Guido Giorgetti ruled the roost as time last week and it took a few rookie wide receiver who is Oakland is at New Orleans Monday Several school records were es­ residents who have made a name for tablished by the '79 squad. Included year next year. And Alex is the mid­ themselves or starred in sports the the No. 1 horseshoe player in New minutes for the game's significance averaging 19 yards per reception, night. East Hoop Girls* Leaders to sink in on the Bills' leader, are most goals scored —67, most dle. They may have trouble in the list would have to include the England. caught a 24-yard pass to set up Pic- A Tampa Bay victory over Chicago middle (halfback line) but (junior) Bowling candidates would have to quarterback Joe Ferguson. cone's game-tying touchdown. would clinch the NFC Central title Veteran starters Monica Murphy (21) and Sue Dailey (30) goals allowed —27, most goals by following. "I was just numb when I walked off both teams in a single game—12 in an Bob Monaco is coming back and so is Herman Bronkie. Tom Kelley. Moe include Cathy Dyak, for a number of Butler, who had missed the three for the fourth-year Buccaneers, ’The flank East Catholic Coach Donna Ridel. The girls will serve as the field Sunday,'' said Ferguson, 8-4 win over Windham, most goals in Sparky Laggis. I'm not sure if he Morhardt and Tony Lupien who all years, the No. t female duckpin previous games with a shoulder in­ Bears, 7-6, had their four-game win­ co-captains. Eaglettes open season Tuesday in Hartford. belongs there or at forward. who continues his No. 1 rating among a single game by an individual —5 by made it all the way to the major bowler in the country. Hip Correnti jury, also set up the winning field ning streak snapped convincingly by (Herald Photo by Adamson) "And if I was coming back. I'd take AFC passers. “It wasn’t until 1 Jeff Lombardo vs. Windham, most league in baseball. Bronkie having was another nationally ranked small goal with a 51-yard catch. Detroit Thankgiving Day and a loss a long look at (sophomore) Kent reach^ the dressing room that it goals single season —30 by Lombar­ the honor of being the first. pinner. “If 1 had that play to do all over Sunday would virtually end their Stringfellow. I like his attitude. really hit me. When you beat a team do. most goals career —61 by Lom­ Jerry Fay and Dave Hayes played Frank Mordavsky had no peers as a again. I don't think I could play it any playoff hopes. Rebuilding the line will be the volleyball spiker against New as good as the Patriots, it's easily the better," said Patriots' rookie defen­ Tampa Bay’s Ricky Bell went over bardo. in the National Football League Also, most three or more goals in a problem of course but I feel (Chris) England foes for years. biggest moment of the season. Heck, sive back Rick Sanford, who was vic­ the l,(KX)-yard rushing mark last Two Starters game career —6 by Lombardo in­ Carmel belongs up there somewhere Sammy Maltempo distinguished it’s the biggest moment of the last timized on Butler’s 51-yard recep­ week in a loss to Minnesota and the Most Famous four years.” cluding three times in '79, most years and Scott Goehring will be ready to himself as a top middleweight and tion. “Butler's just a great receiver. powerful fullback heads the NFC's go next year. The Broncos, 9-4, are embroiled in leading the team in scoring — 3 by Joe McCluskey brought more fame light heavyweight fighter and today I had my hands on the ball and was No. 1 running game. The Buccaneers "There’s the nucleus for a pretty their own divisional battle. Lombardo, tying him 'with Ron to Manchester than any other in­ is the top-rated boxing referee in the pulling at it, but great receivers lead the NFL in pass defense and good club. They picked up a lot of dividual winning 25 national cham­ Denver, which finishes with three With Eaglettes Conyers (1965-67), and most goals state. make catches like that." have allowed the fewest points in the valuable experience soccer-wise and pionships. being named to a dozen road games, trails San Diego by a single game team —9 against An outstanding quarterback helps, league. attitude-wise. I feel this year's team All-America track teams and twice game in the AFC West and wants to Norwalk. King of Courts tf»n By LEN AUSTER m will have an affect for three or four being a member of the United States There were two key turning points t 9] Walter “Ty " Holland was king of Herald Sporlswrilrr in the campaign. The first was the years at least. Olympic squad "This was a wonderful experience. Pete Close was another native who the courts in tennis for a decade, How quickly the new personnel blend in with the old will deter­ carryover, from the end of the Ed Kennison Jamie Gallagher beating all comers, Whalers Hang mine what kind of season it will be in 1979-80 for the East Windham game and the following The attitude all the way through the gained a berth in the Olympics as a team was great. It's a great way to track star while Charlie Robbins Wally Fortin guided Manchester Post'Season Bowls Catholic girls’ basketball team. clash against Conard, reflects shutout. Danielson continued. American Legion baseball teams to On to Triumph Danielson. “The Conard game turned “The fullbacks had a fabulous tour­ Junior goalie Marty Simon, senior go out." surmized the retiring copped 11 national long-distance The Eaglettes, who tap off a 17- get into foul trouble,” Ridel states. Danielson, who already has made numerous zone and state laurels. the season around. I don’t think we nament. And they (Collins, Gluhosky, halfback Chuck Costello, who went titles during his biggest years as a Eight goals in the second period, game slate Tuesday afternoon at Five-foot-8 sophomore Lisa Johnson plans for Sept. 12, 1980. That day he Gene Johnson produced 10 cham­ Await Grid Results outplayed anyone like that Britnell) denied every team the mid­ down to the jayvees and was con­ runner five by the Hartford Whalers, Hartford Public at 3:15, were 16-6 a and 5-foot-9 freshman Daria will be in the stands watching Leo Katkaveck was the only Silk pionship Twilight League baseball afterwards. Conard has a good team dle of the field. It was a tremendous verted from goalie to midfield and teams under sponsorship of Moriarty enabled the home team to stop year ago. They secured runner-up Lupacchino would be called upon. team effort on defense. I can go down Manchester launch its new soccer Town product to play major league honors in the Hartford County but it was never in the game," who "turned the North Haven game Bros. Matt Moriarty. more than any Pittsburgh last night in Springfield. the list, every player on the team," basketball, with Red Auerbach's NEW YORK (UPI) — Three post-season bowls await the Conference and reached the Class L Blast was a running team in '78-79, Danielson recalls, “After that we around,” John Kelly, Tim O'Brien, one man. provided financial 7-5. Washington Caps in the old Basket­ results of the final two games of the Southwest Conference quarterfinals. That was ac­ averaging 58.2 points per game, and knew we could do it if we could get assistance to local teams for nearly Pacing the Whaler scoring parade will be again this year. "We ran last them in shape. ball Association of America. in the NHL encounter between the season and when they are over, the Arkansas Razorbacks, Texas complished with a veteran cast, Pat Bolduc helped one Raybestos 40 years Longhorns and Houston Cougars will know where they are going three of whom graduated. year and we're quicker this year,” "And they did laps on their own. The list could go on and on. Norris Division rivals was Mark Ridel states. There was no grumbling. It couldn’t UCohn Five men's team win the world fast pitch Howe with two goals. Readers are invited to submit their to spend the holidays. "This year we're not so veteran," have been easier. Everyone worked softball championship Blaine Stoughton. Nick Fotiu. Jor- Joe’s World Pete Wigren. Will Clarke and Tom choice, or choices, and reasons. Texas is at Texas A&M for their Arkansas, if it does go to the Cotton pointed out eight-year Elast Coach Murphy and Dailey are East’s hard to get themselves in shape. And dy Douglas, Greg Carroll and Gordie Bowl, willbe meeting Nebraska, and Hosts Yale Kelley produced many fine teams These will be turned over to a selec­ 86th meeting and Houston is at Rice Donna Ridel, "We have a lot of new experience and will draw attention then they put it together as a team." Howe all scoring in lighting the red Houston would take on Washington in By JOE (.AKMAN and athletics while coaching track, tion committee, to be named to renew a rivalry which began just people. It will take time for them to from opponents. “1 figure teams will The second key, Danielson Have a nice weekend lamp for the Whalers. eight years ago. Both Texas and the Sun Bowl. concentrate on them," Ridel believes, was alumni weekend. "I basketball, football and baseball at get the experience and for them to still mindful to the shocking upset The teams were deadlocked 1-1 Houston are a half-game behind Bear Bryant and his top-ranked acknowledges. “1 feel we'll have to hope the alumni realizes what they mesh together as a unit.” handed them last year at this time, after the first period before the Arkansas, which finished its season Crimson Tide want the Sugar Bowl be able to hit consistently from the did,” the outgoing Tribe coach at­ the University of Connecticut basket­ Saltwater Conservation Whalers went on their scoring spree with a 7-1 mark and has a share of the New Year's Day against either Co-captains. 5-foot-lO senior’ Sue outside. tributes, "Mixing with these kids to open a 6-1 lead before the Penguins conference title wrapped up. Houston Arkansas or Texas. But a loss to 8-2 Dailey and 6foot-8 junior Monica game them the element of pride, ball Huskies will be out to even the Yards Come Tough retaliated with three successive and Texas can share in the crown if Auburn and it will be Pittsburgh in Murphy, are returning starters. "We should have a good shooting which was the only element missing score when they meet Yale at the scores before the second stanza they win Saturday. the Fiesta Bowl for Alabama, which Dailey averaged 10.3 points per game club. We have to have that (outside in their makeup. That luncheon Field House tonight al 8. I don’t usually get up on a soap box States was down, but 1 had no idea It will be the opening game of the ended. If both Houston and Texas winter comes into the "Iron Bowl” riding a as a junior while Murphy was the shot) or otherwise they'll collapse on (which over 250 attended) made the in print, because 1 think we all have that it was down that much. In fact, season for both teams, and the Gordie Howe's third period goal if they both lose, or if Texas wins and 19-game winning streak. club's leading scorer at a 17.4 clip. Sue and Monica and shut everything enough opions and views foisted on us there are striped bass fishermen and For Csonka Today kids realize they were part of a tradi­ women's teams of both schools open got the Whalers back on the right Houston loses, Arkansas will be in "There's so much at stake Satur­ The latter, however, sprained an off.” constantly, in one form or another. biologists, who think that the striped tion. the program playing at 5:45 track with a score that made Hart­ the Cotton Bowl, Texas in the Sugar day. I don't even like to think about ankle in practice and is presently "Between those two, that got us However, this week, 1 have been bass as a salt water fish are doomed. MIAMI (UPI) — As Larry Csonka limped out of the training What kind of year will it be for the Last December at Yale, Connec­ ford fans breath a little easier. Bowl and Houston in the Sun Bowl — what may happen if we lose," said htdibling around on crutches. She ready for the tournament,’’ battered and beat upon, by tales ol The other lousy news that 1 room, a three-inch bruise above the left eye and his painful bare Elaglettes? “It’s more of a growing, ticut took a 37-34 lead into the Tonight the Whalers visit Montreal which is the expected outcome of Bryant. "Auburn has an outstanding may miss the first week of the Danielson adds, "and then again it excesses committed by sport (?) received this summer, was that the toes reddening, retired Miami tackle Manny Fernandez asked, for a first meeting ever with the season. rebuilding year, " Ridel views, "but lockerroom at halftime but gave up fishermen and commercial Atlantic salmon fishing in New Saturday's action. football team. There is no doubt in if we can jell quick enough, we are didn't hurt that last penalty kick “Is that what you’ve got to go through these days to get 90 powerful Canadiens. Channel 30 will But if Texas loses and Houston my mind that they are the best team bounced off the crossbar," he quickly the advantage in less than two fishermen. So I have to speak out. Brunswick, and Quebec, was just “She's questionable. We can’t af­ capable of giving South (Catholic) minutes after play resumed, the yards?” carry the game at 8 o'clock. wins, it will be Houston in the (Cotton, we have played this year." recalled the first round tilt with The first article to bombered my about shut down, and may be ford to have her (Murphy) out too and Northwest (Catholic) a real Bulldogs maintaining the. lead the Csonka flashed a rare grin and If Csonka was throwing bouquets at Arkansas in the Sugar and Texas in "1 think Auburn has more material North Haven. That lengthy encounter senses, was featured in the stringently reduced, if not stopped long. Without Monica the rebounding tough battle." she adds, referring to final 18 minutes to romp off with a 94- replied. Til tell you one thing, 90 the offensive linemen, he got plenty down there than they've had in the was won, 3-2, on penalty kicks (7-4). December Outdoor Life, and it was next year the Sun. falls a lot on Sue's shoulders, " Ridel the top HCC picks. South is defending 78 victory. That broke a string of yards are a lot tougher to get now of them back. last four or five years. They are the "The thing which made us a team about 150 sportsfishermen)"’ ) in­ The numbers of Atlantic salmon Houston Coach Bill Yeoman — like cited. champ. eight straight wins over Yale, its than they used to be " "It's a pleasure blocking for Navy Choice most explosive since I've bwn here. was when Danny Collins, Jim volved in the illegal capture and sale have also reached a dangerously Texas’ Fred Akers and Arkansas' previous win coincidentally also at Csonka is 33 years old now and a Csonka, " guard Ed Newman said. They come off the ball well.” Karen Lucier, a 5-foot-6 senior and “The big question mark is how Gluhosky and Alex Britnell tightened of bluefin tuna. In weight, this was diminished point, and these fish that Lou Holtz — can think back to the one Yale and the score nearly the same, once flooded rivers with their year ago was considered a has been "You know the yardage will be there game his team lost and be somewhat Auburn, on probation, is ineligible Kathy Skehan, a 5-foot-6 junior, have quickly the new people fit in." the defense for us in the middle of the 30,000 pounds of fish With Army 94-80, in 1970. It seems that a large purse seine numbers are on the verge of extinc­ with the New York Giants, But you when he runs the ball. If the line can disappointed his team does not have for a post-season bowl but can wind lock^ up the two backcourt slots. season," Danielson cites, “Up until Schedule: Dec. 4 Hartford Public A While Connecticut, the New trawler boated 80,000 pounds of tuna tion And this, in only the last 15 couldn't tell it Thursday night as he break it, he’ll get eight yards. If the a shot at a perfect season. up sending 6-5 Georgia to New The forward position opposite the Hall game the forwards would go 3:15, 7 South Windsor H 3 p.m,, 10 England champion last year, starts years. gained 88 yards in 22 carries for three line can get him four, he'll get four Orleans, where Alabama beat Penn Murphy is currently bejAg vyed for up front and loaf. But Jimmy and off Block Island Commercial PHILADELPHIA (UPlI - "It has b^n a little bit of a wild Northwest Catholic H, 18 St. Paul A, the season minus 11 rebounds and 21 protein demand so high all touchdowns to help quarterback Bob more on his own. State 14-7 in the Sugar Bowl last by 5-foot-4 junior Fiona'Campbell, 5- Danny came back and Alex picked fishermen, under rules laid down by Linebacker Tom Paulk has On the Job and woolly year," Yeoman said, 20 South Catholic H. 26 Manchester points per game (the combined out­ overH ie world, the commercial Griese lead the Miami Dolphins to an "He's one of the toughest men I year. And with James Brooks and foot-5 junior Felica Farr and 5-foot-5 the Russian (Yuri Fishman) up and the Feds, say that all fish in the 115 to thoroughly enjoyed his last year of Reggie Pinto, chief Herald "And there’s been just a tad of H, 28 Farmington A, Jan. 3 Mercy H, put of the graduated Randy LaVigne fishermen have been working over­ important 39-24 victory over the New ever met He's a (Bronko) Nagurski. Joe Cribbs, the only two l,(XX)-yard sophomore Pam Cunningham. 300 pounds class, (bluefins) in excess football at Navy, but he's hoping the frustration because 1 don’t know if 4 Hartford Public H. 14 Aquinas A, 18 Ed (Kennison) did a great job on and Jeff Carr), Yale, picked for a time. with new sophisticated equip-- England Patriots. There is no other fullback like him in photographer, had this performers ever to play for the same him. From then on, we controlled the of 3 percent of total catch, must be most enjoyable time of all will come we’ve played as well as we can. Mercy A 3:30 p.m., 22 Newington A, high finish in the Ivy League this ment to try and keep up with the de­ The victory gives the Dolphins a 9-5 the league," Newman said. “ ringside seat" in the Five-foot-7 junior Kelly Walsh, 5- middle of the field.” returned to the water, whether alive early Saturday evening. "But I reconcile myself to the fact Southeastern Conference team, the 24 St. Paul H, 28 Tolland A, 31 season, loses Dick Shea (15.3 points mand. not just to feed the world, but record and a one-game lead over the foot-6 sophomore Denise White and 5- The team concept carried the In­ or dead. These fish cannot be sold, Patriot owner Billy Sullivan made Heavily-favored Navy meets Army Manchester Police Depart­ that there are a lot of good football Tigers do have more than a passing Northwest Catholic A, Feb. 7 and 2.7 rebounds) from last season’s because of the super big bucks that Patriots in the AFC East. If Miami foot-1 junior Chris Harvey round out dians all the wax to the state title, traded, or given away the plaudits ecumenical. for the 80lh time Saturday at JFK ment bucket for the start of the teams. There are a lot of 7-4 teams chance. Aquinas H, 9 South Catholic A, 14-16 some of these fish are bringing. Tuna wins its last two games against the the varsity roster. Jayvees will also the fourth under Danielson. Four out team. Thirty thousand pounds of fish (115 "'Larry, I'm Bill Sullivan owner of Stadium. Paulk and the rest of the Five Mile Road Race. Photo like Baylor that can really play." In other games Saturday. No. 20 see varsity action "if our big people HCC Playoff. Games not noted 8 p.m. "Our-players know what they have to 300 pound class) were bartered at $11 a pound in Japan, Atlantic Detroit Lions and New York Jets, it the Patriots," he told Csonka in the of the five tourney victories were by Midshipmen will be looking to even A Texas triumph and a victory for Penn Stale plays host to No. 11 to do this time," says UConn coach and sold to a huge group of salmon for $7 a pound in Canada and wins the division and goes to the locker room after the game. "1 just snapped by Dave Roback, who Pittsburgh, Army meets Navy at the series at 37 wins apiece, the first Alabama over Auburn Saturday will Dom Perno. "I am hopeful they will sportsmen, whose boats queud up $19 per pound in Germany, are the playoffs. want to tell you you played one hell of was on assignment for The Philadelphia. Tennessee entertains time since 1923 that the intraservice put the Longhorns up against the respond” alongside the traler. like leeches factors that are helping to eliminate Miami was trailing 17-13 at half­ a game. I just want to say 1 admire Herald. Pinto’s wide range Vanderbilt, Holy Cross plays host to rivalry has been knotted. Crimson Tide in the Sugar Bowl in Connecticut's probable starting waiting in line to find a host. Sport so many species from the face of the time, but Griese replaced Don Strock you." Paulk, Navy's 6-foot-3. 212-pound lens caught the entire field of what should be the most attractive Boston College and Florida visits lineup is headed by last year’s New fishermen are allowed to take this earth. at the start of the third quarter and Csonka's sore toes aren’t expected Eastern 8 Comes of Age, defensive captain, certainly would 4,100 runners. matchup of the bowl season. Miami (Fla.). England player of the 68 Corny size fish on rod and reel, to the tune What gets my cork out, is the new the Dolphins lit up the scoreboard to keep him out of action, but that like to end his football career with a Thompson who paced his team as a of one a day. These so-called sports breed of sportsmen)?) now engaged with 26 points in the final two doesn’t make them feel any better. victory. in commercial fishing under the quarters for the victory. freshman in points (18,6 per game) turned around and sold the fish to And he can't even claim he was "As the coaches say. it’s almost a and rebounds (10.0). buyers on the docks for $1 a pound or guise of being anglers. "We turned the corner against wounded in combat. Villanova Early Favorite new season,” he said. "It means a These facts, plus a conversation New England in the second half, " Conflicting News on Death Expected to join him are two more better "Kim Bokamper stepped on my toe heckuva lot. I've played football 12 But if the league has proved anything during its first sophmores, a junior and a senior. The cause of this made scramble with a so-called sport, precipitated Csonka said. "We finally executed 'PITTSBURGH (UPI) - This just might be in the pregame drills," Csonka said. years and I hope I can put it all three years of existence, it has been that preseason They are sophomores 6-5 Mike for dollars, and metamorphisis of this column. This sport fisherman ball control. At halftime, our old " You probably heard of Bokamper. NEW YORK (UPI) - Conflicting 28. had not prepared adequately to on Oct. 9 and told NYSAC Deputy tte year that the Eastern 8 will come of age and together on Saturday. I’m excited predictions are meaningless. The distribution of talent is McKay, with 15.9 points and 5.4 sportsmen to commercial fishermen, stopped in the store one day last guys were saying. Hey, we got to get He’s one of our young aggressive reports on the fitness of boxer Willie meet Scypion; that Manager Marco Commissioner Marvin Kohn that he win recognition outside Pittsburgh, where it has about getting out on the field and Classen continued ot surface Friday balanced enough that any team, except Massachusetts, rebounds, and 62 Clay Johnson (6.3 are Japanese fish buyers on the week, and was boasting to me, that mean.’ Then some of our younger linebackers who shows no respect for Minuto sent Classen into the ring had lost the bout when it was stopped playing the best game of my life." as a State Senate committee been embraced since its inception, as a could take either the regular season or tournament cham­ points and 67 assists); 5-11 junior docks at the Cape, and fish piers in he and a friend, had caught over 150 guys started showing their teeth. " a 33-year-old big toe." against the advice of cornerman because of facial cuts. Paulk is second in tackles for the prepared to investigate the Mike Capriano; and that Classen had It was later learned that Sibson had bonafide basketball conference, capable of pionship, or both. Bobby Dulin (7.8 and 65 assists) and Connecticut, Rhode Island, and other pounds of bluefish in one day last Navy defense, which allowed less middleweight’s death and the New misinformed the commission about a knocked out Classen at 2:31 of the se­ playing and recruiting with the likes of the Pitt, for instance, returns Clancy, a 6foot-6 junior who 6-8 senior John Delagrange (7.7 East and West Coast ports, with cash summer than nine points a game during the York State Athletic Commission's fight in London. cond round and that he was taken to a prestigious Atlantic Coast Conference schools. sharpened his skills competing internationally for the points and 4.1 rebounds while playing in hand for bluefin tuna. When I asked him what he did with Joe Restir Middies' 6^ start to the 1979 season conduct concerning the fatal fight. Capriano. who had once managed hospital complaining of double vi­ United States in last summer's Pan American games. about 24 minutes per game.) Sport fishermen, who used to tag the fish, he informed me that he kept MONTGOMERS'. Ala lUPIi — Kansas Slate's Jim Dickey and Harvard's before injuries decimated the unit Finally, after three seasons of growing pains, the 4 Classen was knocked out 12 Classen, was quoted as saying the sion. Doctors at Moorfield Eye vear-old league has become just that - a real league, and 66 Sammie Ellis, who each averaged more than 15 In all, there are nine lettermenon fish, and then release them, are now a few for himself, and sold the rest, Joe Restic will coach the North squad in the 42nd annual Blue-Gray Classic, it and dropped the team's record to 6-4. as did most of other fishermen com­ seconds into the last round of a lo- boxer did not “ look well” moments Hospital could find nothing wrong Mmplete with its own executive director and fulltime points per game. After missing last year with a mrtical the squad including 6-8 Jim rushing back to port with visions of was announced Thursday. Through 10 games, Paulk has ing back to the dock that day. round bout with Wilford Scypion at before the fight and said if he had with Classen and released him, and publicist its own television network and announcing redshirt, 611 Ed Scheuermann returns to share reboun- Abromaitis, all-New England in 1976 collecting from 31 per pound to as The college all-star football game, which pits players from North and stopped opposing ball carriers an 'When I said, that this kind of the Felt Forum in Madison Square b ^ n in charge, he would not have let according to Adrian Whiteson of the crew, even iU own game officials. ding respon£bilities with Clancy, 79. He played in only the first two high as $3 per pound for their catch. South, will be nationally televiseid (CBS) from Cramton Bowl on Christmas fishing pressure, kept up season after even 100 times, and he says it s Garden on Nov. 23. He suffered a sub- him go into the ring. British Medical Board, “apart from It also has a new member: St. Bonaventure. a long-Ume Scarlet KnighU have some top-notch talent games last season before being Just hink what this is doing to the Day It was announced earlier Auburn Coach Doug Barfield and Bill Dooley of season, on top of commercial fishing, l^ a u se he s more relaxed on the dyrg) hematoma and died Wednesday Classen, who was born in Puerto respected basketball school. St. Bonnie replaces charter returning, including 65 Kelvin Troy and 65 Daryl sidelined with a knee injury. After bluefin tuna population! Virginia Tech will coach the South team. being very dejected and feeling he would really hurt the bluefishing, and night at Bellevue Hospital. Rico and lived in New York, had had not done his best, he was not in member, Penn SUte, which, at the urging of head coach Strickland, who each managed a double-digit scoring surgery again early this fall, he has The second article concerned the dismal outlook for striped bass eventually kill it, his response was There were reports that Classen, fought Briton Tony Sibson in London any way distressed." Dick Harter, has decided to go it alone in trying to rebuild average last year despite the presence of Bailey and just received a medical OK for game action. fishing. Catch totals for the first six "Hell no. There’s plenty of them out its basketball program. Anderson. Troy also is consider^ one of the best defen­ sive players in the nation. Yale Coach Ray Carazo may res­ months of 1979 were down 90 percent there in the ocean." About the only thing that hasn't undergone much revi­ People said the same thing about sion in the seven months since last year’s league playoffs Duquesne could end up being the Cinderella team of the pond with four seniors and a from six years ago, and down two- the carrier pigeon, too. This is the ^Hot Stove League^ to Convene in Toronto is the cast of players who represent the eight schools. league if its young front-court players mature and blend sophomore. The sophomore, 6-8 Tim thirds of what they were just last time to start .salt water fishing con­ Except for graduated James Bailey and Abdel Anderson as a team quickly. Those fighting for the center and Daaleman, led the Elis in reboundin year. Those are horrendous fibres! the Players’ Association towards a forwards positions include 67 Bruce Atkins and 6-8 Doug last season with 9.6 per game and he I knew that the striped bass fishing servation and licensing — now! TORONTO (UPI) - In a meetings. Trading was down a year Stearns ol the New York Mets, out­ with no-trade contracts (Jim Rice JSt Rutgers, most of last year’s statistical leaders, who in­ new contract. The basic agreement Milwaukee and the Mets, need relief Arnold, both sophomores; 67 John Moore and 6-6 John contributed 12.9 points. off the coast of the Eastern United perfect setting for the “Hot ago, but 33 players did change un­ fielder Cesar Cedeno and pitcher and Mike Torrez) and others such as help and New York, impressed by the li n e such bonafide All-America candidates such as expires on Dec. 31, 1979, and the two « t t ’s Sam Clancy and Villanova’s Alex Bradley, are back Thomas, both seniors, and 7-1 freshman Ricky TunsUll. Stove League,’’ baseball iforms in a one-week period as a total Joaquin Andujar of Houston and veteran Carl Yastrzemski (practical­ play of catcher Alex Trevino last sides have begun collective of 13 transactions were completed. pitcher Bob Shirley and outfielder •to help attract national attention to both their teams and Also returning is senior guard B.B. Flenory, who was the moves north of the border to bargaining talks in an effort to reach ly a Boston landmark) and pitcher season, might be willing to part with Among the players who were Gene Richards of San Diego. Dennis Elckersley. JBeHU |Mleague.0ue league’s top scorer last year with a 20.4 points-per-game a new contract before spring Stearns for Garber and another Canada for the first time since traded at the Orlando, Fla., meetings Lynn, the American League's The Red Sox appear more willing “ Pitt Coach Tim Grgurich put it this way: “Because average. Bowling player or two. St. Bonaventure brings a high-scoring duo into the 1936 to conduct its annual training. were pitcher Jerry Koosman, out­ leading hitter this season, is the to part with Hobson since they have a ^ c h team has a lot of good young basketball players and ^ c h of the 26 teams may trade league in 6-8 Delmar Harrod and 6-6 Elarl Belcher, who EASTERN BtSlNESS- winter meetings this week and "It's very hard to know whether we fielder. Dan Ford, shortstop Craig biggest name on the list, and he has promising third base candidate in £ cau se all of them are going to improve, the teams Edwards 216552, Charles with any other club without obtaining averaged 18.2 and 21.5 points respectively. The Bonnies GOP WOMEN- Marie son 154-126383. Bruce Frye 156385, Howie will be able to reach an agreement by Reynolds, pitcher Bill Lee, third been mentioned in trade talks since Glenn Hoffman. San Francisco is be playing great basketball by late January, Church 226-512, Bill a heavy flurry of trading ac­ waivers until midnight Friday, Dec. also have a top-notch playmaker in Jim Elenz, who had Ludlow 198-510, Grayce Peters 156374, Pete Scott spring training,” said Marvin Miller, baseman Buddy Bell, third baseman the end of the regular season. The reportedly ready to give up catcher '.Zebruary and March.” NITE OWLS- Dot Hills Calhoun 223-549, Bob tivity is expected to dominate executive director of the Players 7, the inter-league trading deadline. 173 assists last year. Shea 451. 156146423, Tony Rinaldi Toby Harrah, pitcher Floyd Ban­ Red Sox are in dire need of pitching Marc Hill and either left-hander Bob Trades within leagues and waiver ~Vlllanova was the preseason choice of both 186187-540, Linda Massaro Arendt 203-207-584, Pete the proceedings. Association, “but I certainly hope so. nister, shortstop Alfredo Griffin, and catching he^ and might be ^ortsw riters and league coaches to win the cham- West Virginia had a fine recruiting year, signing two 192-486, Beth Kenyon 176 150, Cliff Jones 146380, Bill Knepper or right-hander John transactions may still be made after CATERERS- Linda Toland 510, Don Dzen 532, Some 1,500 m em bers of the We’re much too early in negotiations pitcher Aurelio Lopez and first willing to part with Lynn in a "S y ohip since it returns ali five starters from last year’s fine ballhandiers in freshmen 63 Diego McCoy and 61 506, Gurd Rasmussen 184, Munroe 146364, Dan Toce to know. Montefusco for Hobson. that deadline. Marinelli 346, Angie Or- Mike Marocchini 517, Fred National Association of Professional baseman Ron Jackson. package deal that could land them a San Diego also is reportedly in­ 1613 team. Besides the 6foot-7 junior Bradley, who Greg Jones and a good prospect for the frontcourt in 69, Diane Toce 177-487, Karen Dobosz 500, Howie 146381, Bruce Lavery 146 Another way of improving existing 226pound Phil ColUns, a transfer from Dodge City Junior tolani 154-126398, Marion Baseball Leagues will attend the "There is a wide variety of things Among the names being bandied front line pitcher and a reserve terested in Hobson and is dangling averaged 17.5 points and 7.3 rebounds, the Wildcats boast Woodcock 176178-459, An­ Edwards 534, Bill Reichert 407, Bub Holmes 144-144- rosters is through the draft of minor College. The Mountaineers also breathed a sigh of relief Kloter 156351, Carol Lewie week-long meetings, but, as usual, it that have to be worked put. We're about in trade talks this time are out­ catcher. left-handed pitchers Shirley and Bob a three-man backcourt that combined for an average 36 nie Gagnon 481, Kathy 569, Larry Soren 574, Ray 399, EM Zawistowski 141, league players, which will be con­ when their scoring machine, 62 guard Lowes Moore, 125, Vickie Seedman 126, Walt Bender 395, Ed will be the activities concerning the coming off a four-year agreement fielder Fred Lynn and third baseman Owchinko as bait. • points per game. Berzenski 468. B essette 201-538, Rob and the end of a pension plan, so to Although Boston General Manager ducted on Monday morning. Last changed his mind about turning pro and returned for his Vivian Flora 129, Ona Lavado 383, Dave Dynes 26 major league clubs which will Butch Hobson of Boston, catcher With the free agent signing of left- year seven players Uken in the draft Conversely, Massachusetts was the unanimous choice Migliore 504, Glenn Pren­ pinpoint any one major area of con­ Haywood Sullivan has said he does senior year. Carlson 126136379, Leah 382, Emile Roux 382, Alan create the most interest. Steve Yeager and third baseman Ron handed reliever Al Hrabosk'y and the reached the majors with outfielder to finish last in the league. Last year’s team went 622, TRI-TOWN- Dick tiss 502, Andy Michaud 511, cern would be difficult to do.” not want to trade Lynn, the Red Sox' George Washington's season could go either way. Much LaPointe 143-359, Shirley Grzyb 381, Hank Grzyb 380. Among the list of items on the Cey of Los Angeles, relief pitcher outfielder said he is “mentally impressive late season showings of Lynn Jones of Detroit appearing in and the Minutemen have lost not only the top four scorers Kingsley 206214-610, Skip Dave Fraser 545. For the most part, the business i.u... — - ______of the Colonials' fortune depends on how 611 senior Hooey 140, Joan Baldyga major league agenda is a progress Gene Garber, first baseman Dale prepared” for a deal. Red Sox' co­ Joe McLaughlin and Larry Bradford, the most games (95). The draft order -from that squad but respected Coach Jack Leaman. The McConnell 209-517, Joe portion of the convention seems Garber has become expendable at new'(»ach7form^^ ^ y Wilson, has a center Mike Zagardo rebounds from an ankle injury he 136146126414, Carol Raw- Tolisano 206-586, Bob report from the Player Relations relatively free of major issues and Murphy and outfielder Jeff owner, Buddy Leroux, has stated no is based on reverse order of finish, Burroughs of Atlanta, catcher John Atlanta. Several teams, including yeoman'i ta ^ ahud of him trying to rebuild the team, suffered two months ago. Committee on the discussions with trading could be the forefront of the one is untouchable other than players according to final 1979 standings. ill 1 6 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Dec. I. 1979 Leal ami FoumI 1 Http Wantud 13 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec. 1, 1979-,1 7 _ LOST - All black male kitten, iW a m a d 13 Halp Waidad 13 HaIpWamd approximately 6 months old. 13 Halp Wantad 13 ifalp Waiitad 13 * yj H a lp W a n t a d 13 Educator Indicted in Arson Case Last seen Saturday, Hilliard Street and Top Notch area. COOKS & KITCHEN PROVIDENCE, R.I. ordinates, was indicted on suspended both with pay recognizance. The grand jury' began paperwork for more than Call 640-2050.______^ HELPERS- Available weekends and evenings. OIL TRUCK (UPI) — Edward T. Costa, charges of attempted effective Monday. He said "I am going to stick it hearing evidence last year $20 million in federal RNS-LPNS EVENINBS AUTO NURtEMDEI LOST IN THE VICTNITY OF Experienced preferred. PdK »r im it tkM . WANTED Immediate openings a high-ranking state educa­ iarceny and petty larceny "final administrative ac­ out until the end,” he said into the July 21 blaze. The grants. He also oversees White Street and Green Road, DRIVER Drivers License. Mature in­ JUrtflMg m s o m iia u u 1 5-11 PM, Monday thru MECHANIC COMPANION available on all sUfts. tion official, was indicted stemming from the fire in­ tion” will be taken next tearfully. state fire marshal’s office teacher certification and 2-year-old white male dividuals. Apply in person: week. I Thursday. Accurate typing To stay nights with elderly Pleasant working con- F rid ay on arson and vestigation. She was not Arraignment plans for said it was set in at least regulation of profit-making Sioerian Husky. Black Garden Grove Caterers, We are now accepting Aamco Transmission of Must have experience In diUona. new wage scale in markings above eyes. Keeney Street, Manchester. I a muat plus dependability. Manchester Is in search lady In her home. No larceny charges stemming accused of involvement in Costa, 42, a deputy state Miss daMota, 27, were un­ two places in the 89-year- schools. Current openings on our appUcatkms for split hours delivering home heating force. Located on boa line. Answers to name of "Shasta.” iM nt Ann in>Mrvle* ! For appointment call Mias of.Automatic Transmis­ housework. Will be able to Contact Mrs. Ferguson from a 1978 fire that the fire. education commissioner, certain. old Roger Williams If convicted, Costa, of Reward. 6434901 anytime. 11 - 7 shift for licensed on the second shift. sion Installers. For continue if working days. oil. RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy pfOQwn* ■ Miller at 2894256 DNS at Burnside Convales­ destroyed records and did State Education Com­ was led in handcuffs from Everett Ignagni, chief of building, which housed Cranston, could be Jailed nurse part time. Our 11 • more information and Must be able to drive. cent Home, 289^71. missioner Thomas E. his of fee. He pleaded inno­ investigations for the of­ Announeamanta 3 working with an excellent sup­ • 8 p«M tick day* 7 shifts nurses have the aPM TO 7 PM or interview References required. Apply In person: $350,000 damage to state education offices and the for two to 20 years on the porting staff. Very pleasant I cimoLaTY offices. Schmidt, saying he was cent in Superior Court to fice, said the motive for statutory burning charge. • 11 p«M holiday* flexibility to schedule 7 PM TO 11 PM Wages open for discussion. Family Court. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE atmosphere. Good wages and ! »JUSniNrNKMI,MG. Call 643-2467 F06ARTYBR0S. State bilingual education “deeply saddened” by the charges of statutory bur­ the fire was to cover up • Bmployar paid Major themselves to provide Write P.O. Box 248, One of the spots where Larceny carries up to a SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need benefits. Please call Doris If you are interested I 111 Foundar* Plaxa Monday thru Saturday. 319 Broad Straet consultant Virginia M.C. Providence County grand ning and larceny and was fraud. He said the in­ Blain, RN, Director of MoCHcol and U fa tn- coverage as a team. A Manchester, Conn. 06040. the fire broke out was in five-year Jail term and-or help receiving your calls? please contact Mrs. I Eaal HarMord, CL Manchaatar daMota, one of Costa's sub- jury indictments. released on personal vestigation was continuing. Temporary or permanent. Nurses. 6464129. turano*. new wage scale and Costa's office. Costa, who $1,000 In fines. McCaffrey RN, DNS. DENTAL ASSISTANT- was treated for smoke in­ Personal Attention... Very shift differential is in Experienced. Excellent Miss daMota, of East Reasonable. 2334991 or 247- • Malpraettc* covarag*. halation, later said he was Providence,, faces up to LATHE OPERATORS - With effect. Please call Mae benefits. Immediate opening. 8623. • 3 waaka paid vacation PRODUCTION CONTROL BARTENDER WANTED for BANK TELLER 'mAINEE Phone 649-8125. making coffee in the 2 years’ experience. Good Grant, RN, DNS. mmCINIIIMBfTMlI COORDINATOR on Aircraft SECRETARY- Manchester five years in prison and-or benefits. Salary negotiable. tllo r 1 yoor. 333 BMuraB Straat cocktail lounge. Experienced OR EXPERIENCE- Full­ CPA firm. Full time. hallway when he smelled $1,000 in fines on the Halp Wantad 13 parts. All company paid only. Call 644-9637.______time. For main office. South Hawk Precision Co., 303 • 3 wooko after S yoor*. HonohMlof benefits. Interviewing 9:30 Excellent typing skills. HOUSEKEEPERS & smoke. He said all records attempted larceny ch^ge Burnham Street, East Hart­ 047-B104 Windsor Bank & Trust Com­ Challenging Msitlon. Pleasant TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. • 4 iMOks aflar I yoart. CRESTFIELD a.m.m. to 4:00 p.m. D ^ m ic MAINTENANCE MAN JANITORS- Presently accep­ of federal programs were and up to one year in prison ford. telephone 528-9845. WANTED for early morning pany. Call Nancy Morline, 289- 1 girl office. Reply with salary Apply 81 Commerce Street, CONVALESCENT Metal Products Co., Inc., 422 6061. ting applications lor destroyed. and-or a $500 fine on the Glastonbury. PTG • ISO yearly uniform North Main Street, hours and weekends. Call 64U requirements to: Box C, c/o housekeepers and janitors. RARE OPPORTUNITY - 9637. Manchester Herald. Full time and part time, "It’s a nightmare,” he petty larceny charge. COMPANY. Telephone 633- aMowonco. HOME Manchester, 646-4048. HOUSEWIVES- Earn extra 3 7631. OWN YOUR OWN weekdays and weekends. said at the time. The state Education BUSINESS. Distributor for Com* Join our coring • CUSTODIAN - Part time, and have fun learning to make SECRETARY - 3-M has Mature and responsible in­ COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- h’ors deorves and catering for Costa, recently named to Department hired a CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Kodak film, Duracell modloal loom. Contict Experienced Preferred. Call experienced. References. Cali opening in small business of­ dividuals. Apply in person: Earn up to $200 a week. year round holidays. Part fice for a Mrson with general serve on a national private audit firm to - Experienced only. Top q u e r ie s . G.E.. Sylvania aqd Mrt. McCafIrayRN, DNS. 643-B1B1 Experienced or will train. for appointm ent 633-9474. 643-4466 mornings or East Hartford Convalescent other photo products needed evenings. time. No * experience office skills, good typing (50 Home, 745 Main Street, East bilingual education coun­ review records in January wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Connecticut Hardface. & necessary. Apply in person: Berlin Tpke,, Wethersfield, in your area. No selling. Ser­ Metalizing Corp., Glaston- WPM) and a pleasant Hartford. cil, was once cited for his after hearing "insistent MEADOWS Hartford. Ryan's N.Y. Style Deli telephone manner. 3-M offers 563-0151. vice top Retailers under bury.______WAITRESSES - Full and part work by the president of rumors” the fire was set to exclusive contract established CONVALESCENT time positions available. Good Restaurant. Route 30, El competitive salary and RELIABLE PERSON for Portugal. cover up wrongdoing, by us. High immediate in­ PLASTIC INSPECTOR - HOMEWORKERS - Earn pay and benefits. Apply in per­ Camino Plaza, Vernon. Only excellent fringe benefits. Con­ Snow removal for 5 Green RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll requirement, you enjoy great tact Lorraine Bycholski at p.m and II p.m-7 a m. shifts. come minimum required in­ HOME Opening for first shift Q C per­ 350,00/hundred securing, stuf­ son: To The Ground Round. Manor families on same A deputy commissioner Schmidt said. State and fing Envelopes. Free Details. food! 872-0541 between 8:15 AM - since 1974, he is in charge Apply director of nursing. vestment 39,975. 100'"r profit 333 Bidwall Street son to take over a small in­ 3025 Main Street, Glaston­ street. Call 649-9239. federal auditors were later structure Call between 8 AM spection departm ent in a Reply: Titan - X72. Box 94485, bury^______5:00 PM. We are an EEO of the office that handles Salmonbrook Convalescent ManchoMor LAUNDRY AND DIAPER Schaumberg, 111. 60194. PART TIME OFFICE employer. brought in. Home, off House Street, Si 5 PM. 1-800433-6367. Or busy, growing, molding and BABY SITTER NEEDED IN A month ago, the write: American Film 647-9194 SERVICE n e ^ s folderess mold making company. A ACCEPTING CLEANING- 3 to 5 nights per MYHOMEforl^ear-old.Sto Glastonbury Please call 633- full or part time, AM and PM. NURSES AIDES - Full time. APPLiCATIONS for part time week. Excellent working con­ LATHE OPERATORS AND auditors issued a 5244. P ro c essin g , In c., 1935R good general knowledge of 4. Monday thru Inursday. Call Hoover Court, B'ham. AL Call 289-1527. plastics, measuring in­ Experienced preferred, but help. Days/evenings, hours ditions. Own transportation. SHEET METAL WORKER - 646-3914 preliminary report urging training will be given. Apply flexible. Apply between 3-4 649-6737, or 649-8506 after 3:30 Excellent benefits. L.M. Gill EDC Asks NURSES AIDES wanted for 35226 struments. gauges, and grant procedures be SALESMAN- Opportunity for blueprint reading required. in person: East Hartford Con­ PM to Hardy's of Manchester, Welding and Manufacturing PART-TIME OFFICE WORK full time on all shifts. Apply exciting position. Knowledge valescent Home, 745 Main 354 Broad Street.______WANTED DRIVER for auto Division of BHS. Inc., 14^ Formation tightened. director of nursing. Salmon- Capable of checking work - 25 hours per week. 33.50 per TYPISTS AND CLERK of stoves helpful. Base plus within close tolerences, filling Street, East Hartford. body supply distributor in Tolland Tpke., Manchester. hour Call 649-8648. brook Convalescent Home, off TYPISTS arc needed to work EXPERDIGED commission. Full medical SECURITY - Northeast Manchester. Able to do stock Ct. 647-9931. Of Council House Street, Glastonbury. out inspection reports, Security has part time in the Hartford area Call benefits. Paid vacation. Call customer liaison aaa exer­ RN OR L P N -11 PM to 7 AM. work, and paint mixing. 5 1/2 Please call 633-5244 today. TAC, TEMPS, 727-8430 Mrs. Gray 525-1931 weekend openings in the day week with benefits. Call SECRETARY, PART TIME- MIRSEMDES cising good judgement. Please One night a week. Laurel Manchester area. Work 16 Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. 649-5211, ask for Tony. CPA Firm. Excellent typing BuilnatM Opportunity 14 HEBRON -The S^cHeralb 1 BABYSITTER NEEDED- call Mr, Silver at 563-1475 for hours. Must have phone, car, EXPERIENCED SANDWICH PART TIME JANITOR for appointment. Manchester. skills. Must be flexible to Economic Development . INDEX J Monday through Thursday, 3 MAKERS wanted for cocktail NEEDED medium size office complex. clear police record. Apply in TEXAS OIL COMPANY work additional hours, if BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, Committee is planning to p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ lounge Call 644-9637 between Hours: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., 3 person to Northeast Swurity, needs dependable person who neccesary. Call 646-5384. 1 more could be added; with 4 To provids Nursing Cirt RN OR LPN - Part time. 3 PM 61 Willard Street. Hartford. recommend to a town NOTICfS tation Call 649-6022 Friday, 9 a m and 12 noon nights a week. Phone Mr. DIETARY AIDES - Full time to II PM. Laurel Manor. 91 can work without supervision or 5 room apartment. 1 - Lost and Pound weekends anytime in pritilo homn snd Reasonable. 875-4141. meeting, the adoption of an Whitney at 568-2020 for ap­ positions available in our Chestnut Street, Manchester. AMBITIOUS PERSON in Manchester. Contact STOCK ROOM 2 - Per ionale Modtcsl FKiUliM. Psn pointment. dietary dmartment. Apply in customers. Age unimportant, TECHNICIAN- Full time. 40 Announcomente WILLING to work full or part ordinance to establish an 3 - SEWERS- Experienced on In­ PART TIME Want cash for Unw. Ml Ikiw. Contid«is- person: E(ast Hartford Con­ time. Make own hours. No in­ but maturity is. We train. hours per week. Hours: 8 a m. Economic Development 4 - Entertainment dustrial Sewing Machines. the holidays’’ For every day'’ Hon ghrtn to prttartneo valescent Home, 745 Main Write K.Y. Dick, Pres.. to 4:30 p.m.. Monday thru * EDUCATION 5 - Auctions vestment. Please call 646- Commission. Will train if necessary. Good It's easy with the phone in eh-Loeation and Hours. HUME PRACrniONUS Street, East Hartford. SNOW REMOVAL HELP 8689. Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. Friday, every other Saturday FINANCIAL starting pay for the right peo­ vour own home Call 249-7773 NUMECUmaANS Worth, Tx. 1/2 day. and every other James Lynch, com­ NO FEE - weekly PAY NEEDED FOR WINTER Private IntlrucOont IS 8 - Bonde-Stocke-Mortgages ple. Hours: 7 to 3 30, Monday holiday 1/2 day. Duties mittee chairman, said he for MortMtion call h(vw4 a n i piictteMn uidi Ph** STATION ATTENDENT SEASON - Must be over 16 NURSES AIDE- 7 a m. to 3 9 - Personal Loans thru Friday. Apply in jwrson NEEDED- Full time. Apply ii p.m. Also: 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. WAITRESS- Experienced for include- General stock room, 1 0 - Insurance 143-9515 years of age and have own RIDING LESSONS indoor feels it would be advisable at; Pillowtex Corp , 49 Regent iMnOw. LWFWMiw. personerson to Gorin’s Sports Ca6ar transportation. Manchester Enjoy working in a very plea­ 2 hours in the morning, and 3 exchange carts, and Street, Manchester Equal AID 6 ASSISTANCE ki •• M i Iw hours in the afternoon plus riding ring. Western stock to ask the Board of EMPLOYMENT (M l kr wAM inw. M u Center. Route 83, Vernon. area. On call basis. Good pay. sant and home like at­ receiving. Rockville General seat, saddle seat and hunt 1 3 - Help Wanter Opportunity Employer M F PART TIME EVENINGS- d North Eastim Conn cleaning. Apply in person to: Hospital. 872-0501. Ext. 301. Selectmen to place a Manchester Light duty tictam StwAll I m i rn« Call weekdays. 528-9885.- mosphere. helping our elderly seat. All levels 228-9817. 1 4 - Business Opportunities Inc. luKkk McW. dmai SmicM, HOMEWORKERS - Earn patients. Good wages and G ild a ’s R e sta u ra n t. 303 from 9 a m to 2 p.m.. Monday proposed ordinance on a janitor cleaner 5 evenings per kr. 2H A W M Iw U- 15 - Situation Wanted SHEET METAL WORKER - iMt HfMl. $50.00/hundred securiiw. stuf­ Adams Street. Manchester. thru Friday only. week Ideal for retired or HI M SI Ipk SpSrtWh EMmr MORNING or AFTERNOON benefits. Please call Pauline VOICE. PIANO Instructions. town meeting agenda in EDUCATION Experienced Soldering etc fing Envelopes. Free Details, NURSERY SCHOOL Le Blanc RN. 646-0129. Call 528-2101 semi-retired Call 649-5334 ELECTRICIAN- We need a Former faculty New York late January. A town 18 - Private Instructions Reply: Titan V15X, Box 94485. TEACHER Wanted im­ Manchester Manor Rest ATTENDANTS FOR SHELL Licensed Journeyman, or a 4 Music and Art High School. meeting is being proposed 1 9 - Schoots-Classes Schaumberg, III. 60194. mediately. Call 649-5531. Home, 385 West Center Street, CAR WASH MANCHESTER - Professional Singer/Pianist. year Apprentice, for a quality Full and part time positions at that time to consider the 2 0 - Instructions Wanted Manchester. 644-8597. AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full PART TIME TELEPHONE Industrial / Commercial Con­ available. Call Mr. Morgan report of the Town Office NEAL E8TATE tractor. All fringe benefit, in­ for an interview 647-9016. 2 3 - Homes for Sale time. Experienced. Must have SOLICITORS- 20 hours per CLERK TYPIST for small ac­ Schoolt-Clattat IS Building Addition Study PUBLIC NOTICE own tools. 37.00 per hour All cluding Major Medical. Call- 24 - Lott'Land for Sale week. 6 to 10 p.m evenings, tive office. Excellent benefits. Work Electrical Company, Committee. 2 5 - in^tment Property company benefits. For ap­ and/or Saturdays. Call Jerry L.M. Gill Welding St Manufac­ BOOKKEEPER - Full charge FOR THE BEST - Manchester 26 - Business Property pointment call 680-7596 Polvay 522-9616 turing, Division of B.H.S. Inc., 549-3640, betwen 8 and 10 a m. through trial balance Some members of the for appointment interview. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 2 7 - Resort Property OIL 647-9931. Familiar with one write pupils per teacher. FREE in­ committee were undecided Real Estate Wanted 2 8 - system Typing required troductory lesson with this ad. as to whether the proposal MISC. SENViCEt Send resume to Fuss & Call 6466306. or 6463549. O’Neill, 210 Main Street, should be made that early 31 - Services Offered There will be a Manchester EOE while others feel they want 3 2 - Painting-Papertng TECHNICIAN Homes For Sale 23 3 3 - Building-Contracting meeting of a public meeting to allow 3 4 - Roofing-Siding TYPIST FEMALE OR MALE wanted the townspeople to discuss 3 5 - Heating-Plumbing Alcoholics (or light delivery. Must knhw COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 ROOMS, 1st floor family the pros and cons of an 3 6 - Flooring Nhiat b* lloanedd or axparlancdd In raaWan- Experienced in newspaper ad the Nunchester area. Call 6 ^ 37 - Movtng-Trucking-Storage V ic t o r io u s 8218, ask for Tom. room with fireplace. 4 Economic Development 38 - Services Wanted lial and UflM cammarclal composition. Knowledge of AKI generous sized bedrooms. 2 Commission, before taking 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car MItC. FOR BALE MONDAY Mndclng Qraatar Manchaatar only. Keyboards and Photon Typesetters the proposal to a town 4 0 - Household Goods , walkout basement, 41 — Articles for Sale at 7:00 P.M. Cdm$Mny providaa vaWda, uniform*, CM S, Bhi* S Group I, Philbrick meeting for action. helpful. PARAGON TOOL CO. INC. Agency. 646-4200. 4 2 - Building Supplies This will b« Dec. 3rd at Croat, Major Modloal, ale. During its recent 4 3 - Pets-Birds-0^ Good benefit package. 5-day has immediate openings for meeting, the committee 44 — Musical Instruments the Concordia Lutharan Apply In paraon: all around machinists to work discuss^ the number of 4 5 - Boats & Accessories Church on Pitkin Straat in week. on cither Lathe, Bridgeport. 4 6 - Sporting Goods Cintimatic or Tracer Will WOODSTOCK members wanted to serve 47 - Garden Products Manchester. train qualified individuals. on the permanent commis­ 48 - Antiques FOBARn BROS. INC. Top pay. liberal overtime and imOONIUNGH 4 9 - Wanted to Buy Caii Sheidon Cohen sion but no final decision excellent fringe benefits App­ located on W acre water­ Santa’s House was reached although com- RENTALS 31B Broad SIroat for appointment ly at: I2I Adams Street. front lot, fireplace, connec­ 5 2 - Rooms for Rent There will be a speaker and MANCHESTER CENTURY 21 BJanchester. 647-9935. tions for woodstove. Ideal mittee members did 5 3 - Apartments for Rent 643-2711-E x t. 51 Jeremy Burr, center, 4, son of Mr, and Mrs. sponsored by the Manchester Jaycees and Refreshments. location for year round agreed that members of 5 4 - Homes for Rent Equal Opportunttf Empktfar M/F Full time positions available for experienced or BABYSITTER WANTED - 3 recreation activity. G.i* John Burr of 52 Cooper Hill St., greets Santa proceeds will benefit Cystic Fibrosis. Santa is the proposed commission 55 - ■ Business for Rent days per week during school 5 6 - • Resort Property for Rent new real estate salesperson. Busy Main Street to main highway with easy Claus at Santa's House in South United portrated by Lawrence Bagley and Mrs. should appointed by the 5 7 - ■ Wanted to Rent OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Century 21 office offers beautiful working at­ year for 2 children. 8 AM to 4 access to Mass, and Qt PM. Martin School area Methodist Church. Santa’s House is being Claus, right, is Jan Gabaree. (Herald photo) first selectman or the 5 0 - • Misc for Rent mosphere. Fantastic commission schedule and a Asking 354,000. Owner will References required 646- help finance mortgage. Board of Selectmen, AUTOMOTIVE proven training program. The meeting also dis­ 61 - - Autot for Sale TOWN OF MANCHESTER 18 daya cussed the goals and objec­ 6 2 - - Trucks for Sale “All Charitable and non-profit .. Call MIKE KAPROVE, CERTIFIED TEACHER 247-OM2 avsningt 6 3 - - Heavy Equipment (or Sale organizations wishing to have their Public An­ McDonald’s® POSITION VACANCY wanted to teach a morning Famed Clown’s Grandson tives for the current study 64 - ■ Motorcycles-Bicycles Salaamanagar nursery program. Call 569^ group. Under the goals it 65 - - Campert-Trailers-Mobile nouncements published tree In this space are Homes urged to contact Joe McCavanaugh, General ZONMG ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 646-1316 1610. Ask for Mrs Vaillan- NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK decided that one should be 66 - - Automotive Service Manager of Regal Mutfleri ot Manchester. Needs People court. BEACH 3 bedroom Ranch, an orderly economic 6 7 - - Autos (or Rent-Lease Space will be alloted on a first come, first $15,264 - $18,316 paneled living room, eat-in PART TIME - Earn a 4 digit kitchen. 2 car garage, oil beat, Suspect in Beating Deaths growth through expanding served basis salary month, business is lovely quiet setting on dead­ The Grand List tax base Experience and training required is gradua­ growing, need help! Won’t in- end street, deeded beach MERIDEN (U Plj^Fam ed circus sent Crawford to Meriden- and to maintain a healthful Pvt Thw Diy SWfts N(M Shifts artificial leg, was at Oakflale for --- tion from a standard high school, and five years terfer with full time job Call rights. 379,900. Call exclusive clown Emmett Kelly's grandson. Wallingford Hospital for more than a appearances by his father's Emmett and satisfying environ­ WRNHjl I tmIm Shifts WANTED 646-0062. after 5:30 p.m agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, of experience in zoning enforcement, building Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal Paul A. Kelly, a suspect in two dozen stitches to the scalp. Kelly Jr. Circus, but was working in ment. including the rural California beating deaths, was guilty inspection, planning, or assessing work. ONE BILLION DOLLARS IS housing opportunity. 443-4470. Kelly was arrested this week in a backstage job at the time of the character of Hebron, McDonald’s* Family Restaurant Is looking lor OUR GOAL- Women or men of a bludgeoning attack in Connec­ For application and job description, apply at RN or LPN Oceanside and charged with the Nov. 1977 assault. Objectives included: At­ good people who want a good job with all the the Personnel Office, 41 Center Street, Regardless of last employment date, I.e. 1892, If you are needed to help double our 35.- ticut two years ago, UPI learned IS bludgeoning death of the Rev. M u ffle r extras. As a member of our crew you get a 000.000 business in the next 5 As in the California murders, taining commission status, Manchester, currently holding a valid Connecticut Nursing License, Friday. Henry B Kuisenga, 66. a retired C e n te r good starting pay, supervised training, free we are eager to get you back Into the swing of things. years. To do this, we must 0PENHDU8E Wallingford police said at the time of to determine the feasibility Regal Gosing date for filing is Friday, December 7, 17-19 DhfWon SIrsal The younger Kelly, 22, who pleaded Presbyterian minister, and the meals, pleasant working conditions and Como In and see what we’re about. Pleasant environ­ double our branch offices, the attack on Crawford that they of joining a regional plan­ therefore doubling our Manchaatar innocent Thursday in an Oceanside, similar Nov. 4 slaying of Brent D regular raises. 1979. ment, good benefits, revised salary program (or the 3 could determine no apparent motive. ning group, review of the Main SI. An Equml Opportunity Employwr management staff. We have TODAY 1 4. Calif., court to the California murder Bailey, 22. a Los Angeles antique M O N -Fftl • AIM PM pm to 11 pm and 11 pm to 7 am shifts. Become one ol Kelly subsequently pleaded guilty existing town plan, to ADVERTISING Manchectef already tripled our national Charming 6-6 Duplex, quiet WBO TIL • m our family. Apply In person. Full and part time positions advertsing Our managers are charges, served a year in jail for the dealer to a single count of second-degree determine the desirability Phon* 646-2112 SATSAM-SPM WPIY ■ PERSON AT neighborhood. Asking July 1977 attack on a security guard Bailey was found dead in his car on of creating a town- RATES available. Contact Martin Bergin paid Profit Sharing Com­ assault in New Haven Superior Court 1 DAY...... 14*MirBMi 1221 TOUM TVMPKE missions over rights and 360’s. Principles only. Ann at the Oakdale Musical Theater in a San Diego, Calif , street while controlled industrial site, VERNON MANOR HEALTH Uccello 232-7716 after 6PM and was sentenced to up to two years 3DAYS ...13*swi«i« salary Average earnings are Wallingford. Kuisenga's body was found in a NANCKSTEI, CT. in the Cheshire Correctional Institu­ to review long-range 8DAYS ...12*SMinMY Liquor Prrniit Probate .Notice CARE FACILITY approximately 330.000 to 340.- Kelly was arrested July 21, 1977 beachside cottage in Oceanside, 40 tion, a state prison for young business needs of the town, NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS 180 Ragan Road OOO annually Hospitalization, Tki CwtifNa HgMclai, he. 28DAYS ESTATE OF ADDIE ALLEN Life Insurance, and Retire­ after the early morning attack on miles north of ^ n Diego offenders. and to prepare and main­ This IS to liv e notice that I. LISA V anion, C L 15 WORD,12.10 M H OOODIN. of 140 SILVER LA N E . EAST G l'E R A R D ment Program are some of 790 Farmington Av*. Brian Crawford, then 21. of Meriden, Both men were found nude with A state Corrections Department tain a file of meaningful H ARTFO RD have filed an application The Hon David C Kappe. Judge of YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAYI tq y tl OpponunUr Imptorw. Farmington, CL the Court of Probate. O iilric t of- SIDING INSTALLERS our benefits. Call 646-3936 for who worked at the theater as a HAPPY ADS *2.50 ma placarded Olh day of November 1J79 An tqu§t Opporttmltf tm p h ftr H /f their heads crushed. A California spokeswoman said Friday he was data about the town which with the Liquor Control Commission Coventry at a hearing held on details. Equal Opportunity 877-0202 security guard coroner said Friday the injuries were for a RESTAPRANT WINE A BEER November 19 1979 ordered (hat all Employer. released from the prison Aug. 29, could beused by potential claim s must be nresented to the Kelly, then 19, was charged with caused by a blunt object, but did not sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises Experienced. Top Pay. Immediate pay­ 1978 and was sent to Georgia on industries in making a K e r a l i J 3S8 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE. fiduciary on or before Februarv 26 two counts of first-degree assault for MAfJCHESTER 1960 itr be barred as by law provided specifically identify it. parole under an interstate parole decision relative to CLAtSIFifO ADVfRIlSiNO The business w ill be owned by PAPA MIMNESTER eW KR WWTBI ment Year round wotIl Hartford Coun­ the attack with a hammer which Kelly, a circus clown who per­ compact locating in town. G IN O S OF AM ERICA, INC of III Manchester formed on the high wire despite an CABOT STREET. NEEDHAM MA5» Bertha E Rappe Clerk and will be conducted by LISA The fiduciary is . Center Street 331 to 470 ty work area. 677-8199, Farmington. Due to Increasing (;OODIN as permitte HarbarcR Allen 33 Chestnut Street. Rooeevelt 8t. Lisa Goodin BusInMSp Applications For Worcester Mass by Mary JoAvellar Lincoln St. 01609 The Tollowing Positions Dated » lh dav of Nov 1979 Trumbull St. c> 046-11 Lloyd Rapped for Travel Expenses Lllec St______Are Now Being Taken: HARTFORD (UPI) - A Grasso in a letter whether Lloyd said. "That was a requested necessary. Republican legislator she condoned Lloyd’s out- He said Connecticut has trip that was taken on "It’s a professional LEGAL NOTICE EAST HARTFORD CARRIERS WANTED ADVERTISING called on the governor of-state trips, and if she one of the highest per vacation time," he said. meeting for me,” Lloyd Tollend St. 525-651 didn’t, to “take ap­ NOTICE TO BLl E CROSS & HU E SHIELD SALES CAIIEER •SALESPERSONS Friday to "straighten out” capita grants fur anti­ Lloyd said he. Dr. John said. “1 attend every year. Henmor St. A nice situation for the times we’re entering — the Department of Health propriate steps to bring his smoking campaigns and Lewis, who heads up the SUBSCRIBERS IN GROUPS OF LESS THAN 100 I’m an alumnus of the Willlem St. handy to bus and full neighborhood shopping, Services, saying the travels under control and the highest level of federal department’s preventative scholars program. It’s the The Insurance Commissioner of the Stale of Connecticut has ap­ OPPORTUNITY •SERVICE WRITER or economical gas heat/hot water, (gas stove and to straighten out the funding for high blood proved an increase in rates effective January 1. 1980 for sub­ number of out-of-state disease division and one professional meeting I Bumelde St. 727-735 dryer Included). trips by Commissioner Dr. Department of Health Ser­ pressure . control members of Lewis' staff try ami make every year.” scribers in groups of less than 100 contracts enrolled in the Blue Qrlewold SL For The ASSISTIWT SERVICE Douglas Lloyd were vices.” programs. spent the time at Lewis’ He said Mrs. Connolly I Cross SemiPrivale hospital plan, the Semi-Private Maternity Aluminum sided Cape with a cheerful eat-ln “scandalous.” Lloyd said many of his “The way you do that is should have approached Rider and Blue Cross & Blue Shield Major Medical Expense Rannty SL ^ Manchester Evening HeraM kitchen (dishwasher), fireplaced living room, 4 home there. PUn. lUNMER Rep. Virginia Connolly, trips were intended to to go out and meet the peo­ "We wanted to look at him before going public. Bring Your DM Woodbridgs Av*. bedrooms (one could be a dining room,etc.), town R-Simsbury, released a 56- generate federal funding. ple, talk to them about THE NEW MONTHLY RATES ARE AS FOLLOWS: water/eewer, 1’A baths, overall^ single car gar­ how we were going to try to "This is surprising to me Webster St. We are looking for a Sales Person to work •SERVHX TECmCUNS page catalogue of Lloyd's Since he came on board un­ your program. You don’t move into more activities because Representative EyoglassMto I Semi-Private Hospital Plan Current Rate New Rate Increase soliciting ads for The Manchester Evening age, full basement with rec room and utility area, travels from June 1978 un­ der former Gov. Thomas do it sitting behind a desk,” in health promotion," Connollly has spoken well Individual $».05 325.47 33.42 Bekkm St. Herald and the Dollar Saver. High School 100-amp electrical service, and extra Insulatibn. til mid-December of this Meskill in 1973, he said the Lloyd said. He also Lloyd said. He said they of our activities iif the past Unden St Graduate, with some college preferred. Car Is a aBODYMEN McDonaltfs® This is a welf-bullt house with a nice yard — year. She said he was out of level of federal funding of claimed at least half the were originally going to and ct seems like political Family $M 73 363 21 38 48 muat. fora what we consider to be a very good value at $53.- state 139 days and chalked the agency’s budget had in­ trips were eventually file for expenses, but posturing because she ISemiPrlvate Maternity Rider 2 3 61 3 5.30 31.78 BumeMo St. 222-290 Apply In paraon to 900. up $14,693.69 in travel creased from 20 to 50 per­ covered by federal funds. decided to do it on their released a press release FREE Weetbrook St. • Attractive Salary • Car Mnaage expenses. cent. One of the trips listed in own time. before talking to me,” "Based on his travels, it “ It (C o n n o lly ’s the travel, reports with the I The Major Medical Expense Plan rate increases vary according Relph Rd. Another trip was to Lloyd said. HAMBURRER I to coverage held, ranging from 3115 per month (or an individual • iM u raM fcY Q aiS fa^ ^ OBEBARB REALTY might have been more ap­ statements) shows a comptroller’s office was a Scottsdale, Ariz., Nov. 1, Myrtle St. • ComiMny Paid Panaien Plan CEHCKmOlEr land $2.93 per month (or a family in a typical contract. R4341M1B or propriate if he had been ap­ shocking lack of understan­ twoday stay on Martha’s 1978, to Nov. 4,1978, for the Latimer St. Lillian Emarton ding of how a dynamic Vineyard off the ThraMh Dacaaiar 2ni |L elters will be sent to groups relating to their rale increase. For a private Interview, please cell Mr. Ken ROUTE IBS, iTORRB ROAD pointed Transportation annual meeting of the The Ckmgo River Is the John J. Kennedy aae-ITIR (homa f) state health agency is Massachusetts coast. only major African water­ Kenyon SL Hogle or Jo Deary at the Mancheeter Herald — WILUMANHC Commissioner instead," Clinical Scholars Program Corporate Secretary (Aorosa from Eoalbrook MoH) Barbara McConvHIa Mrs. Connolly said. funded and operates in Lloyd did not file for — one which Mrs. Connolly way that croases the Equa­ 643-2711. tor twice. 050-11 C A U CHRIS 647-9946 She asked Gov, Ella fiscally austere times,” expenses for that trip. singled out as being un-

l> 18 - EVENING HERALD, Sat, Dec. 1, 1979 AfTENTIAM£iMI6A^iri!IMi Frank & Ernest Paamito — Charlaa M. dchulx EVENING HERALD. Sat., Dec, 1, 1979— 19 ACROSS 49 Cratetnt point Aniarar to Pravioua Punia Graclout Apartment Living at an Atlordabla Price! I FEEL LIKE AN IPIOT ON THE OTHER HANP IF HE 53 Gat tvan with T Dear Abby THIS IS THE (WHATEVER t Franck rtvar 55 Publicly NOW RENTING WRITIN6 TO SOMEONE REALLV'POES EXIST ANP 6 Canadian 57 Mtal TIME OF KEAR \ THAT mountain 56 Tenant l i i i NOMI, TELU UHO POESN'T EXIST I PONT WRITE, I'P FEEL WHEN IT'S BEST (M EANS 11 Entica 69 Auto faiiura imTT FLORENCE MILL APARTMENTS, Vernon, Connecticut By Abigail Van Buren 13 Rtlidancy 60 Stont with j . ^ I - ? r EVEN Pl/MBER! TO TOUCH 14 Bank hit MCRt ABPur cryttall ALL BASES •mpioyaa 121 West Main Street, Vernon, CT. 15 King of tha DOWN THIS F j^ E L lN A Hunt 19 Bubbar tubing 1 Wood atnp DEAR ABBY: My mother, who is 50, has always been a 17 Spika of corn 2 Margarina 19 Rivtr in ir a 3 Infirmitiat Of iMPeNDiMG model mother —until now. She and my father were divorced Gtrmany 4 Govamad three years ago. Mom and I recently moved to California 20 Ttmpar 5 Rarhar than where we share an apartment. Now I ’m suddenly finding out 23 Snaky laitar 24 Arrival-tima 38 Radio wtvat' DOOM. 24 ActrtH Gabor (pottic) guait (abbr) madium some things about her 1 never knew before. 27 Slung 6 Rant out 25 Tank 39 Exist 7 Awara of (2 29 Animal fat 26 Southern 4 1 Quibble She has been getting frequent telephone calls from a man wdi.) Priicllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 31 Loam dapoiit atatt (abbr.) 42 Brilliant who lives in the Middle East. She tells me he Is coming to 35 In any way |2 6 Pilot 9 City on tha 28 Actor Murray 43 Ltvali the Stales next month and she plans to meet him in New w d il 30 Law dagraa 46 Vista WHERE P P SOU GET I WAS PSCUSSING 36 Ooat latm Rhone York! I started asking questions and learned that she had EVERYTHING WAS ^ '^-BUT THEN I (abbr.) 47 English THAT SHINER, BOTTS? THE (3AS SITUAHON danca to Comat cloM known (his man for 10 years. FINE AS LONG AS I bro ug ht HER 37 Foggy 12 Harttofora (2 32 Insect itaga princess V WITH EMILV. 33 Canal lystam 50 Biblical Now, I ask you. is this the way for a respectable 50 year CRITICIZEP THE OPEC CAULIFLOWER 40 Obtiinad wdi) Homti for Rtnl 54 A utot For Sato 61 A u to i For Solo 61 Autoo For Solo 61 NATIONS- ____ , 41 Common 13 Noiioua in northern preposition FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL IMAGINEERS, INC, AT 247-2318 old woman to act? It’s really changed the way I feel about CASSEROLE anetttor plants Michigan 51 Snow slider my mother. Abby. Hut If you say it’s all right. I'll accept your MS, INTO IT/ 44 Emphattta 18 Billboard! 34 Swift aircraft 52 Crtmation fira T 46 Shout of good 21 Ring ialandi (abbr.) 54 Solidify The rehabilitation of the old U.S. Envelope Factory has produced 114 magnificent apartments for the FOR RENT OR LEASE - 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE decision. Coventry Lakefront house, 7 r x : will (Ital) 22 Eladricel 36 Quivering 56 Work elderly.* The building features ONES TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS, WALL TO WALL CARPETING, excellent. Must sell, STA'nON WAGON - A ir con­ Let me know soon. I am building some bad feelings for a J\ 48 Edging iwitchat motion diligently room, 4 bedrooms, southern sacrificing! Any reasonable ditioning, regular gas, new person for whom I've always had a lot of respect. CHARMING OVERSIZED WINDOWS, AIR CONDITIONING, LAUNDRY FACILITIES AND MUCH MORE. exposure. 2 months security, D IS A B L E D C A R - 1973 6 7 6 9 10 offer over $1450. Call after Michelin tires. Best offer over TORN IN CALIF. Tenants will be selected from applicants whose Incomes do not exceed $11,650for an Individual and $13,- no utilities. Call after 5 PM. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. $2900. Cali 633-3733. Plymouth Duster. "A 300 for a family of two. Rent payments will be based u pon the tenant's Income and will generally be 2 5 ^ ^ f 742-8126. $400 per month. Mechanic's Dream". 13 Excellent parts still available. DEAR TORN: Don’t jump to conclusions. And don't the Income. G 60-14 ■HRES on E-T Mags, 15 $300. Please' telephone 528- Judge your mother until you have walked in her moccasins •Eleven (11) apartments have been designed for handicapped Individuals.______like new. $80 or best offer. M9- 8618. Ask for Mike or Jim. 4670 after 5:00 p.m.. ask for for three years. Better make that 10! WANTED JUNK AND LATE ciharlie. MODEL WRECKS - Cash DEa H ABBY: I m astonished that you and your other Ollleot-Stores lor Rent 55 1969 GT TO R IN a Parts car. ) Paid. Call Parker Street Used $100. Call after 5:30 p.m . 643- readers seem to be so completely uninformed on why ^ ^ 1 1 . Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. women knit, crochet and do needlepoint. Homoi For Solo 23 Articio* lor Solo 41 Muolcol Inolrumenis 44 Aportmonto For Root 53 PROFESSIONAL / 1785. Captafn Easy — Crooka S.Lawranca The reason is obvious. It gives them .something to think BUSINESS OFFICE 1967 TEMPEST- 32^, Func­ 1971 FO RD S T A T IO N BUILDING - Approximately FORD LTD 1975- 2 Door. about while they're talking. MANCHESTER- Two Family BLACK & WHITE tionally sound, good for parts. WAGON. Good condition. Can 1 YEAR OLD 3,4 SIZE MANCHESTER - MAIN 2600 square feet, with ample Powers steering, power El) IN SAN FRANCISCO 4-4 Very nice condition New PORTABLE TELEVISION Asking $125.00. ^11 anytime, be seen at Reuben Plen VIOLIN- Excellent condition. STREET. 2-room apartment, parking. Close to Center, brakes, air conditioning, roof 200 loot treed lot 'SET- $30 C all 528-7212 New bow. Complete w ith heated, hot water, appliances. 646-1758. Texaco, Hilliard and Adams, Immediate occupancy. $54,- hospital and new court stereo. Rust proofed. Very Manchester, Price $500.00 for DEAR ED: Men also do needlework. Case in point: YOU anytime case Call 646-7557 after 5:00 No pets. Parking, security clean. 40,000 miles $1795. 644- 900 Hayes Corp , 646-0131 building. For info, call 568- 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- quick sale. 232-3657 evenings. appear to be quite handy with the needle. Does the same pm 523-7047. 7658 or 871-0401. 1977. DELIVERING DARK LOAM 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, hold true for men? GLASTONBURY VICINITY- H 4 9 50 51 52 - 5 vards. $40 plus tax Also OBERHIEM SYNTHESIZER offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. New Salt Boxes. Capes and OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT- 1971 FO R D C O U N T R Y DEAR ABBY: Diane, our 21-year old daughter, phoned sand, gravel and stone 643- KEYBOARD - $975 Call after EAST CENTER STREET- Se­ SQUIRE WAGON- Moving, ss 56 Colonials, in rustic countrv cond floor, 4 room apartment, Carpeted. Heat and electricity HIGH PERFORMANCE AND last week to inform us that she and her boyfriend have 9504 4 30 PM. .Ask for Jill or Tom must sell immediately! Go<^ PACKARD 1953 CLIPPER setting. Custom built on large over office. Adults only. No included. Main Street loca­ ECONOMY, Modified 1/6 For­ decided to gel married. In closing the conversation, she said. 58 649-7845 Could go le.ss than. condition- good transporta­ DELUXE. Excellent lots featuring quality pets Security and references tion. $125 monthly Call Mrs. mula Ford Pinto, 0-60 6 "When can we pick out my wedding dress, Mom? You're sup A STORE FULL OF Jackston, 646-1316. tion. 643-9086, 646-1282. mechanical condition. Body throughout. Convenient loca­ required. 646-1189. seconds, 30 mpg^^, suspension posed to pay for it. aren't you?" 60 PAPERBACKS Our closeout 4 PIECE DRUM SET & needs restoration Will ( tion Generous allowances and section - 5 for $1 00. We trade HIHAT- Good condition. Good radial spoilers. Excellent con­ Abby. what are the obligations of the bride’s parents choice selections make an at­ MANCHESTER - Retail, VOLKSWAGENS - WE BUY, sacrifice for $600.00 Call 649- and sell PAPERBACK starter set Call 649-4701 after dition. $2295, 646-7536. when the bride and groom have been living together openly (NIWSRARIR (N'SnRIKSE ASSN) tractive package. Visit our EA.ST HARTFORD - Elegant storage and/or manufacturing SELL. REPAIR, 1973 Super 5110 after 4:00 or all day ALLEY. 984 Sullivan Avenue, 6:00 p m. space. 2,000 sq. ft, to 50.000sq. Beetle, real clean. Save! 1971 Saturday and Sunday for over a year? sight at Hillstown Road and (Route 1941. .South Windsor, 6 rooms, 1 1/2 baths. Only 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent Barnwood Drive, or call for $200. ( 585-4 ). Rental ft Very reasonable. Brokers Bug. automatic $1595. 1970 : My husband and I never approved of that setup, but we Ct Closed Sunday and Mon­ Antiques 48 motor. Standard shift. Priced Bug Convertible, rebuilt additional details. Peterman Assistors. small fee. 236-5646 protected. Call Heyman for quick sale, $650. Also: 1971 accepted it since she was of age and we had no choice. Our day engine, real clean $1495. 1970 family and friends were aware of our daughter's lifestyle; Win at bridge Agenev 649-9404.646-1171,649- Properties, 1-226-1206 AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ Trucks lor Solo 62 Allay Oop — Dava Qraue 4844 MANCHESTER - Magnifi­ Bug, real clean, rebuilt engine we made no effort to hide it, although we weren't exactly ditioned. 48,000 original miles. $11% 1968 Ghiav special %95. PECAN DINING ROOM SET- cent, lovely apartment, won't $900. Both can be seen at 24 GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY proud of it. GOOD MORN­ HE TOOK THE f Y'THINK HE'LL/ YES, I'P AN* TOU'LL MANCHESTER - NEW last $195, (559-2). Rental Squarebacks. 3 to choose TRUCK- Has the reading Now that the w eddmg dale has been set. Diane expecl.s a ING, DOC/ RENTAL TRtXK START WORKIN'l GUESS Double pedestal table. 6 up­ AN ASH TRAY FROM M /ic. for Rent 58 North Street. from. Tim Morlarty, Silktown PROB'LV BE LISTING 8 room raised holstered chairs and hutch Assistors. small fee 236-5646 enclosed b o ^, with side com­ lovely church wedding with ail the trimmings —at our ex WHERE'S INfTD ASHEVILLE ON THAT r o b o t ' \ S O / BUSY IN PARIS'S FABULOUS Motors, Hartford Road. OSCAR? TO TURN IT IN / Ranch in prestige area For­ Like new $800 623-8759. MAXINE'S outrageous hats 1976 PLYMOUTH PREMIER partments Excellent for con­ pense. TH' L, Manchester. 643-6217 tractor 7:30a m to5:30p.m . SIT EX3WN ANP mal dining room. 3 - 4 marvelous 1930 silk clothing in VOLARE WAGON - Slant 6 Both Diane and her boyfriend work, have cars and a fairly HAVE SOME Optimistic slam succeeds bedrooms, family room. 2 1 2 BOLTON NOTCH - Furnished 633-0249. POaTUREPEDIC EXTRA mint condition boxes of all studio apartment, including cylinder. 20 mpg, deluxe up­ nice apartment. 1 know they have nothing saved because BREAKFAST/ f baths. 2 fireplaces. 2 car gar­ 1971 JEEP WAGONEER - 4 five-carder He also explained FIRM Queen size box spring shapes and sizes All kinds of all utilities. Private entrance, holstery, power steering, I ve had to help Diane out when emergencies and unex age. much more The Hayes HALL wheel drive, fully powered 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- NORTH 12.01 that he was sure his partner and mattress and frame $300 linens and lace, glassware, parking, near stores Mature automatic, brand new tires. $1495: 1972 M averick, 6 peeled bills popped up. Corp . 646-0131 Excellent condition New furniture and very strange 40,000 miles. Nice car. Excellent condition Power ♦ 9 7 4 2 was void of hearts in the man­ person desired. Call after 4 cylinder automatic $995: 1978 steering and brakes .My husband is a kind and generous man w ho w ill go along 4*.... Call alter 5 PM 646-8526 collectibles are all waiting for PM, 649-9093 646-1356. with my decision. My question: I ’nder the circumstances, ner of a cat that has just eaten Nova, 6 cylinder automatic Automatic transmission. Will ♦ AKQJI03 the canary you at Red Goose Farm An­ FOR RENT $495: 1967 Nova, real clean, aie we obligated to foot the bill for the kind of wedding our trade for four wheel drive ♦ 753 If West had led a club, we RED STICKER SPECIALS tiques Goose Ijn e Coventry QUAINT AND QUIET - 3 1969 CHEVROLET VAN- low mileage $695 Tim Moriar- $1995 646-0557, after 6:00 p m daughter wants? WEST EAST fear that South would not 68 ADELAIDE ROAD - All articles marked with red Open Friday Saturday. Sun­ room. $175. (599-1). Rental Automatic. Good running con­ ty, Silktown Motors, Hartford sticker are on sale through International Brotherhood WITHHOLD MY NAME 4 J I0 8 3 ♦ S have been gloating Highland Park This exquisite day 10-5 742-91.37 Assistors, small fee 236-5646 dition. Call 649-9258. Road, Manchester. 643-6217 of Electrical Workers Hall. 1976 DODGE PICKUP - VAK()J9 V 106 5 3 Instead, he would have been 8 Room Garrison Colonial is a December 22nd Gathering 343 Main Street. Manchester 379 Wetherell Street. slanted 6. 41.000 m iles, DEAR WITHHOLD: No. Your obligations to DUne 4 8 ♦ 9 7 6 2 explaining that there was no real treasure in today's real A N T IQ I:E S Si GOOD AREA - Nice 6 family 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO 1971 C H E V Y N O V A- Tuesday - Saturday. 10 - 4 Manchester Newly MX- Excellent condtion, low original owner, bums regular ceased when the became of age. Do only that which will give ♦ K J9 ♦ Q862 reason to set his opponents estate market Custom built COLLECTIBLES - Will home A yard for Rover $195 Automatic transmission, gas. like new Call 568-2040 when he could go down at a by master craftsmen, with purchase outrights, or sell on 1549-41 Rental Assistors. decorated, ideal lor par­ mileage. Quadrophonic power steering, air. New YOt' pleasure. SOUTH WOOD STOVE - Screen in­ ♦ AKQ6 contract of his own. beauti tu I fireplaces, commission Houselot or small fee 236-5646 ties. stag." and social func­ stereo-8 track, power steering shocks. Recently tuned Tha Fllntatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions sert. 24 inch logs, fits ♦ 8 7 4 2 cabinetry, and molding detail single piece Telephone 644- tions Special rates lor ' brakes, one owner 872-6^, Mounted snow tires 42,000 CONFIDENTIAL TO "SHOILD I GIVE IN?": Your West did open the king of fireplace $125 649-8 30 ♦ 54 throughout. 2 baths, lovely 8962 MANCHESTER- 4 rooms first regular, monthly, or week­ 633-5310, or 659-0508. miles Good condition $900 Motorcyclos-BIcyclos 64 question can best be answered by something 1 enme across I'/v \ hearts. South ruffed in dum­ MOW DOES A MEW- ♦ a 10 4 my and noted that if trumps jalousied porch, large flagstone floor apartment Appliances, ly functions Call Kathy 633-5629 today: STARVED,^ e n s l a n d s o i l e d heat and hot water. Adults on­ CHEVY NOVA 1971- $675 or 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - "When I met him, I liked him. W H A T'S FOR Vulnerable: North-South broke he would take all ttie patio and 2-car attached gar­ ELAN SKIIS 150-CM Mween 8 00 AM and 4:30 LOW RIDER. 2500 miles. DINNER GRA& YOU? ly No pets $275 monthly 643- first offer. Good running con­ 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR Z-7 When I liked him. 1 loved him. DINNER?... E)ealer South tricks Then he stopped to see age, on a private '■-acre lot TRYOLIA - Never used, with PM Monday thru Friday at 2 1'904 dition. Snow tires Call 646- - Standard shift. 6 cylinder, 100% stock and in excellent if he could handle a 4-1 break Over $100.1)00 By owner, 646- boot size 8 1 2. TRYOLIA 120 FRIVOLITK " - 17th Century 646-7297 7907 shape $4500 742-8786 When I loved him. 1 let him. West North Bast South power steering, power brakes, and saw that he could 6759 bindings, 9-1-M poles Call word for the fine and frothy When I let him, I lost him.” 14 AM-FM, front and rear He led a trump from dum­ after 3 PM 569-2884 Best art of TATTING ■ Vic­ 5 ROOM APARTMENT - DATSUN 1974 HA'T^BACK- 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT AtTHOR UNKNOWN 2V 39 Pass my at trick two and played his Bolton $265.00 No children defrost, rust proof, steel offer torians thought this term B210. 4 speed. Economical! 750- Kerker headers KNN Pass Pass Pass six West was in with his eight Appliances furnished Call belted tires 3,000 miles $4,- Getting married? Whether you want a formal church most undecorous. hence the New tires Mags $1700 . 646- filters Oil cooler. Much Pass 64 and could do nothing to ruin “BUHERNUT FIREWOOD. HARDWOOD - term "tatting " This very 649-2871 000. Must sell, have 1 car too wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing ceremony, get Dbl Pass Pass Pass . 7827, after 6:00 p.m. many. 875-1236 more! $1500 643-4078 before 2 Abby's new booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding." South's parade ROAD” Fresh cut and split Delivered special art is offered in lovely pm Send tl and a long. sUmped 128 ceota) aelf-addreaaed He did lead another heart $80 cord. Call 649-0539 or 649 Christmas ornaments in four EAST HARTFORD- Peaceful □ AUTOMOTIVE 1967 CHRYSLER - Good South ruffed with dummy's Manchester's finest loca­ 5 rooms. Formal dining room 1971 GREMLIN- Automatic, envelope to Abby: 132 Leaky Drive, Beverly HUla, Cnlil. Opening lead V K 6344 after 6 PM designs at Red Cioose Farm transportation. Best offer. Compors-TroHors next to last trump, drew tion for custom built homes Complete kitchen Now $150 new tires, starter, brakes No Antiques. Red Goose Lane. Call after 4:00 p.m , 649-2883 Mobile Homos 65 trumps and evenlually got to is now ready Large MAHOGANY DINING ROOM Open til 9 Red Giant 683- Autos For Sale 61 rust Rear window defroster Coventry Open 10-5. Saturday discard his last two hearts and 0753. IM16-18). AM-FM stereo cassette. New gorgeous treed lots with SET- 6 chairs Asking $300 and Sundaj.^2-9137 CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, 1967 SHASTA TRAILER his two small clubs on Table has 2 leafs Call 649-5489 WE PAY TOP PRICES for snows New paint Trailer f Astrograph city utilities Will build to wrecked and junk cars. A & B floor shift, bucket seats 48,- Good to excellent condition By Oswald Jacoby dummy's diamonds alter 6 p m ANTIQUES CLOCK REPAIR EAST HARTFORD- Lovely 3 hitch , 65,000 miles. Recent — I* -- ’ I (■■lir- suit. Priced from $125,000 Auto Salvage, used auto parts 000 miles $2250, or best offer Tha Born Loaar — Art Santom and Alan Sontag 'NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i WANTED - Experienced and 1 2 rooms, wall to wall 633-7345 m uffler-anT U d ‘pipe $ T ^ ■ 1 iS ‘’aR er1'pi§ Bernice Bede Osol STEREO AMPLIFIER- Dyna carpeting Utilities paid Call Tony 646-6223 643-4829 guaranteed work Free South's six-spade bid was (Do you have a question for MERRITT, agancy SCA-35 Very good condition Large kitchen Only $170 Estimates. Pick Up & OKAY, WHO TOOK optimistic to say the least He the experts? Write “Ask the $50 Call 647-9696 anytime Open til 9. Red Giant. 683- 646-1180 Delivery 643-7100. after 3 00 could further your personal seldom opened a spade with Experts. " care of this newspa­ 075.3 IM2-9) ambitions Much can be accom­ THf OUSHIOU pm. less than five cards in the suit per Individual questions will DINING ROOM SET - plished if you'll put forth the Cfour OFF M Y O lA iR 2 and had only 13 high card Colonial stvie. almost brand MANCHESTER- Beautiful 4 effort be answered if accompanied THE PACK RAT - Antiques. points. by stamped, selt-addre w t L o lt-L o n i lor Solo 24 new Call ^-1988 Collectibles. Miscellaneous. rooms, modern utilities, large BUSINESS SEBvfCE f.,yjj ^Birthday TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Still as he explained later envelopes. The most intei s t ­ Usc-d Items 40 Flora Road, kitchen, kids ok. Just $200 There's a pHeasant possibility today that you may either hear on. he did think that the ace- ing questions will be used in GLASTONBURY- LEVEL AMERICAN AIRLINES 50'; lo ll Route 85l. Bolton Open til 9 Red Giant 683- Decem ber Z 1979 from or run into someone you're king-queen at the top made this column and will receive TREED LOTS available lor Discount Coupon Good until 0i53. lM-1491 Your stature will grow in the eys custom building vour new extremely forxJ of. whom you his spades the equivalent of a copies o l JACOBY MODFtiN.I December 15ih Perfect for Wonted to Buy 49 of others when a secret ambition haven't seen for some time home Indian Hills Trail, holiday tra v e l 649-1079 ROOMMATE - Wanted to you've lor>g held is fulfilled in a GEMINI (May 21-Jur>e 20) Don t located between 2 golf anvtime STERLING AND COIN share 3 bedroom house in An­ gra1ifyir>g way Bonds to loved be bashful in romantic matters courses Call Peterman, 649- SILVER Single pieces or dover. off Route 6. with 2 or>es will also grow stronger today if there's someone you Healhcliff — Georg* Gatcly 9404 . 646-1171. 649-4844 sets Call 646-5335 males - non smoker - available SAOrrTARIUi (No v . 2 3 ^ . 21) like, let your feelings be known MINIATURE DOLL HOUSE A desire to be helpful today will December 1st. Call after 5 The results should please you FOR SALE- 5 room Ranch RECTORY bnrvg you rewards without seek- CANCER (June 21-July 22) You i J PM 646-6138 ram Rool Eotmto Wontod 28 style Completelv decorated • ing them. Let a willingness to have the rare ability today to get and furnished Call 289-6160 RENTALS «aerve be your motivation. Find along well with people from all ONE BEDROOM Services Otiorod 31 '•Services Offered 31 Building Contracting 33 Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 SELLING your houseC all us days out more of what lies ahead for walks of life. You treat everyone Winthrop — Dick Cavalll first and we ll make you J APARTMENT - Center of you in the year following your with equal importance. They love Manchester. Appliances, C iM TREE SERVICE - Free LET ME HELP YOU "MAKE WES ROBBINS Carpentry BIDWELL HOME Improve­ birthday by sending for your cash offer! T J Crockett. CORD WOOD 4 ft seasoned Rooms lor Rent 52 you lor It. parking, heat andind not water. estimates, discount senior CHRISTMAS"- I w ill adilress remodeling specialist. Ad­ ment Co. Expert installation "Copy of Astro10019 Be sure to specify birth thing to you materially. It makes FORTH IS M A N S SEEDS... COUNTRY Quick, lair, all cash and no date no difference If you're dealing in problem Call Warren E privileges Call 649-2358 •C A P fttC O R N (Dec. 22>Jan. 19) CAPTURE... L O e X I N e F O R DINING ROOM SET - BiM TREE SERVICE- CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. money, merchandise or marbles Howland. Realtors, 643-1108 MANCHESTER - 1 bedroom •• Bringing enfoyment to others is VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) h i m . Colonial style, almost brand FURNISHED SLEEPING Specialist in tree and stump Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. r' EXPERT : * likely to be your paramount con- new Call 568-1988 Townhouse available at Pine removal. Free estimates Call Gary Cubing 3432009 Because your leadership quali­ Houoohold Goods ROOM for mature gentleman LIKE YOUR WALKS AND ■ CHIMNEY CLEANING ■ * cern today. This is a noble ties are so pronounced today it 40 Ridge Village Features In­ Senior citizen discount. 24 Share modern bath Parking DRIVEWAY FREE OF • Very Ctton VVon ■ purpose Only good things can will be difficult for you to take a CORD WOOD Cut. split and clude heat, air conditioning, hour, year round service 643- TIMOTHY J CONNELLY I I *• result REFRIGERATORS available .No cixiking Securi­ SNOW THIS YEAR? Call I • Many Ratoranoa* | back seat in any of your involve­ delivered Seasoned. $95 ty. references $150 monthly carpeting, individual entrance 7285 Carpentry and general con­ 'AQUARIUS (J«n. 30-F#b. 1«) ments There's no reason yoi- Washers Ranges, used, Green $75 875-0612 and patio, full basement with Geoff Blackwell 644-1686 or tra cting Residential and I • Dlllgant A CaratuI S • Dealir>g8 you have today with guaranteed and clean New ('all 643-2121 ■ 'M a t y Inspection Indudad J should washer and dryer hook-ups Tom Landers 643-4704 for commercial. Whether it be a * persons you love and who love LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) shipment damaged, G E & HOOSIER OAK CUPBOARD Easy accessibility to REWEAVING burn holes. Snow Removal. small repair job. a custom ” you will work out to the satistac- Changes today should prove to PlC*F FRIGIDAIRE Low prices CLEAN FURNISHED [ Q R E Q • tion of all involved Let your with sifter, and porcelain SLEEPING ROOM for everything. $325 per. jponth.. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. built borne or anything in be to your ultimate benefit Try B.D Pearl & Son. 649 Main counter. Needs repair, $150 Adults only, no pets •fijirn a to 'W indow shades, Venetian PROFE.SSIONAL between, call 6431379. the “ heart rule your head not to do anything which could mature gentleman Call 646- ; f I8CE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) Street, 643-2171 Hide-A-Bed. $75. GE Enterprises. 646-1021 blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. SECRETARY looking for jobs I alter the natural flow of events 4701 after 6 00 p m C H IM M E Y • Keep in touch today with mdivid- Microwave oven, like new Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- to be done in her home. CARPENTRY Si MASONRY - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) In I - uals who figure into your imme- situations callir>g for diplomacy ABSOLUTE BARGAINS' $150. 643-1814. 5221. Bookkeeping. Billing. Light Additions and Remodeling. SWEEP Short Ribs — Frank Hill Custom made draperies, slip­ LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING i mim * diate plans They could have and tact, you should be at your Typing, Phone Work. etc. "No Free estimates. Call Anthony some very happy news you've X AVVASS w a s a ROOM Fully furnished, QUUW. best today You'll know exactly I'L L TAP MV WAY INTO covers and upholsterv Budget EXPER T PAINTING and Job Too Small". Will pick up Squillacote 649-0811. <• been hoping to receive SUCK-Eie RX A ,£FT )AX»C. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 stove, refrigerator, linens MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms and deliver. Reasonable. Call how to pul all the parts together r in g 's h e a r t . COLLECTOR FUTE8 provided 801 Main Street LANDSCAPING Specializing ARIES (March 21-April 19) Give without ruffling anyone s teath- or 646-1000. at Sunnybrook Village. For oc­ Chert 649-8990. free reign to your enthusiasm ers ■ • -0, 8 C, TranquMly IIM , Call 649-9879 in Exterior House Painting. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY J cupancy December 1st. Tree pruning, spraying, - Remodeling and Additions. today, especially in areas which FNTERPRiSC ASSN Si • o ft t CMm ou^ and Muears, Includes heat, hot water, SOFA BARCALOUNGER- Coalport China. Draadan, Irish mowing, weeding. Call 7&- PolnOng-Poporlng 32 Kitchens amf Rec Rooms. 35 KITCHEN PRIVILEGES, range, refrigerator, air con­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and Brown cushioned vinyl Good oakaa, eooUaa, raooMli. )aaaky 7947 years' experience! For Free condition. $225. Call 649-5416 free parking Security and ditioning. carpeting, parking, PAINTING - Interior and repairing chimneys, roofs, Barry’s World — Jim Barry -J it epir tug c o m t K iM A / ' aH at law prta^ references required 14 Arch Estimates, call 646-4239. •atMTday 10 • I , Sanday 1 • 8. storage and coin-op in base­ exterior, paperhanging, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 n DINETTE SET- 42 "X60 " For­ Street. Manchester ment Adults only, no pets excellent work references. years Experience. Howley, Bugs Bunny — Halmdahi A Stoffal mica top. Plus 2 12" leafs, and SHAMROCK $350 monthly D'Amato Enter­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Free estimates. Fully in­ FARRAND REMODELING - 643-5361 2 ROOMS- Private entrance 5 metal frame chairs, with 874 NIW LONDON TPKI. prises 646-1021. Fireplaces, concrete. sured. Martin Matson, 649- Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Mature male and female One padded backs and seats. $175. QLA8TONNUNY Chimney repairs. No job too 4431. Room Additions, Decks. All 8*8-8704 with license for errands and Call 649-5416. MANCHESTER- Second small, ^ v e ! (^11 644-8356 for types of Remodeling and ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, meals Call 649-5459 floor, 4 1/2 rooms. Heat, estimates AtW PAINTING Contrac­ Repairs. Free estiniates. Ful­ siding or gutter for low dis­ KING SIZE BED- With appliances, garage. Basement tors. Quality painting and ly insured. Phone 643-6017. count price. Call Ken at 647- Our Boarding Hous* This Funny World frames, boxsprings and mat­ Dogo-BIrdo-Poli 43 ROOM IN MOBILE HOME- with launtlry hook ups. No paper hanging at reasonable 1566. m& tress. $110. Call late evenings. Female Preferred $20 week­ children or pets. Middle age CUSTOM DRAPERIES- C lf7SMcN*««hi Syad . lot Made very reasonably. Work rales. Fully insured. Free LEON CIESZYNSKI 742-6682: keep trying. HOME SWEET HOME - ly. Call 644-2306 couple only. Security and Estimates. Call Wayne 649- LOOK ACT TUEM FkSHT I P thev're * implv SEA9W guaranteed. Call anytime til BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ Complete health-g^uard lease. Call at Apartment 1.156 7696. ditions, Remodeling, Rec AMtec OVER YOUR5HOE, ‘ RATHER PLAVmo! BUT 9:00 p m.. 649-4266. iv n iT tif* DRAPES, KNICKKNACKS facilities. Cats also. Canine SINGLE ROOM- Carpeting, Union Street. Rooms, Garages, IGtchens m fniJ o r : w h e n THEV TAKE A iOM A1AV OPffSl modern bath, kitchen Chimney AS WELL pRtSJ A ks. ETC, - Excellent condition. Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon SRSONAL Paperhanging Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath FI6URE, OUT THAT IT CHANCE BOOM Reasonably priced. Call after Road, Manchester. 646-5971. privileges. Sitting room. THREE-ROOM UraTAIRS Sweept 16N T A BONE,THEVlL PARSIN' ~ E R - A K 's ■h -particular people, by Dick. T ile , D orm ers, R oofing. m im r 5 p.m., 646-5450. Privacy. Parking. Nice yard APARTMENT with htat, hot II 6435703 anytime. Residential or Ckunmercial. BE 50RER THAN A A RUBBER HELP ME m/i with pool. Female only. 649- m u .m m 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH water and parking. Ideal for 649-4291 mem WOODPECKER CHECK CWWN! z > SETTER - Only to good subur­ 8206. between 10 and 5:30 single, older citizen. No SNOW PLOWING - Residen- PAINTING BY DAN SHEA • ■i iMMi M ON A T in TO A ^ 8 ban home. Call 242-0698 or 568- p.m.. weekends 647-9813. children or pets. Security tlal and commercial. l l CkiflHJ lif t ! □M ISC. FOR SALE (Quality craftsmanship at low PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS fltlMi MkM • ROtOF.' MUStSER 6604. required. $225.00 monthly. Manchester area. prices. Call 6 4 3 5 ^. - Complete Construction. Ad­ PLEASANT ROOM for Reasonable. Free Estimates. Call after 5 p.m. 6430580. ditions. Remodeling. Free T«a$«p)ri ArUeloo lor Solo 41 BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue mature, working gentleman. 646-5489 or 646-5747. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Estimates. Fully Insured. I n i l r l * Seal Feeding Program. Ring Kitchen priviliges. Parking. REMODELED TWO - Interior and exterior. Call 646-4879 with lights. Pastures. Daily Near bus line. References BEDROOM APRTMENT - On Commercial and residential. m i M M H n turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- required. Call 647-9033. quiet street. Arnliances, pan­ ■MODIO 'i 1 ^ / • ts*-********************** Free estimates. Fully in­ 9954, or 875-0272: 742-9653. try, garage. $250 monthly. No sured. 646-4879. 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These punishments were found to Turn not away, or cry that all Is that would show what other religious be common in such federal peneten- lost; approaphing “ season to be jolly.” had already had one and with that It is rather shocking to hear under Institutions are doing, I will be tiaries as those at Marion Co., IL, It is not so. His voice is in the light Neither the season nor elaborate the young blacksmith said, “ Well, if the United Nations auspices, a recent gifts will change relationships unless pleased to share it with readers of and Angola State, LA.” As once it was when Egypt’s they ain’t going to be any more tour studied prison conditions in our there are changes from sarcasm, this column — providing it is not too This tour covered thirteen states mighty host kissin’ I’m not going to carry this an­ country. long. and was sponsored by The United Rode to the sea and vanished in the harshness. Indifference, temper tan­ vil any further! ” — from a lecture by We read of the treatment in other Church of Christ’s Commission for night. trums and all other characteristics Douglas Steere countries and assume our own is A Reader Contribulea this com- Racial Justice and thirty-five other For stiirthe heart, by love and pity that grate and jar to love, Churches Lead in Refugee much more humane. Seven inter­ meni from Martin Luther national groups. wrung. tenderness, listening, tbou^tfulness, nationally promiment jurists (one img. Crisis "All who call on God in true f&ith, Finds'’inds the same God as when the praise an

Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. Church. 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- Andover Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship North Methodist FintI Congregational Church of An­ worship service and Bible study; services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nurseiy dover, Route 6. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. deliverance service. through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior Simpson, interim minister. 11 a m.. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. high class, nursery; 7:30 p.m., Praise and Worship service; 9:45 a m. Sunday Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a m., teaching service. schooi. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- Taps New Pastor Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church cice; 7 p.m., evening service. and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Church of the Assumption, Adams Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; MANCHESTER - The Rev. at Boston University. Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward Bolton Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Howard L. Love was appointed As a member of the Southern New S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 emeritus. 8.30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ pastor of the North United Methodist England Annual Conference he has Church o f Si. Maurice, 32 Hebron and 7:30 p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. vices, coffee between services; 9:45 Church by Bishop Edward Carroll at served churches in Massachusetts, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. a.m.. Sunday church school, nursery for Connecticut and Rhode Island, in­ Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day the Southern New England Annual at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a m. infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery Conference meeting this summer in cluding a pastorate at Wesley Saints. Woodside Street and Hillstown for infants. Bolton I niled Methodist Church, Boston. Memorial United Methodist C3iurch Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie a m .. Priesthood and Relief Society; in East Hartford in the 1960s. and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. The Rev. Mr. Love comes to Riles, pastor. 9:45 a m., church school; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. He is married and has four Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary Manchester from Haven United 11 a m., worship service. Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Capt. and children, the youngest of whom is a L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; Methodist in East Providence, R.I., St. George's Episcopal Church, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps otticers. «:3U student at Tufts University. Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the and now lives at the parsonage on Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger. a m., Sunday school; 10;45 a.m., holiness rector. 7;30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Farmington Street. Dr. Love said he remembers com­ vicar. 10 a.m., Family Eucharist; 11 meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 ing to Manchester on many occasions a m., Nursery program and coffee Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 A Southerner by birth and a New p.m., salvation meeting. a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Englander by adoption, he received during his ministry in East Hartford fellowship. L'nited Pentecostal Church, 187 Bolton Congregational Church. Center Congregational Church, 11 his bachelor’s degree at Emery and said he always was impressed Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Bolton Center Road. Rev J. Stanton Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., with Manchester as a beautiful town. minister. 10 a m .. Sunday school; 11 University in Atlanta, Ga., his Conover, minister 9:30 a m., worship senior pastor: Rev. Chester C. Copeland, Rev. Howard L. Love theological degree, and his doctorate a m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Gifford 0. service and nursery, church school , 10:30 worship. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a m.. a m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a m.. Presbyterian Churcb, 43 Spruce St. Worship service and church school; 11:15 Forum. Study group Rev. Richard Gray, pastor 10:30 a m., a m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. worship service, nursery; 9:15 a m , Sun­ Church Bulletin Board Coventry day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. St. John’s Polish National Catholic SoUth WindSOr During their recent term will be made from scratch. 9:30 a.m., at the church; Church■ 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A Guest Speaker Coventry Presbyterian Church. of service, the Mazureks Proceeds from the sale staff meeting, 1 p.m., at Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 Hyszko, pastor. 9 a m., mass in English; W'apping Community Church, 1790 TOLLAND -D r. M. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ have been involved in will be used for fellowship the churcb; Advent Study a.m., worship; 11 a.m.. Sunday school; 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish. Wendell Belew, a leading St. Bartholomew's Church. 741 E. son. minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., church establishment in summer projects. Group, 7:15 p.m., at the 7.30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. mission strategist and Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. worship service and churcb school. LaSerena, (Chile’s second- Orders must be placed no church. Prince of Peaee Lutheran Church, president of the American Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 oldest city. later than Dec. 5 and must Wednesday: Stewardship Route 31 and North River Road. Rev W. Society of Missiology, will H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a m., Sunday p.m.; Sunday masses a t8 :3 0 ,10 and 11:30 Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, Mr. Mazurek is a be picked up at the Committee, 7 p.m ., at the be guest speaker at the school; 10;15 a m., worship service. am . pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 graduate of Central Bible Masonic Temple up to 10 church; Main Street Dance St. Jam es Church, Rev. James Advent-Evangelistic Series Si. Marv's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 College, Springfield, Mo., a.m. on Dec. 8. Committee, 8 p.m., at the Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, a m . Dec. 7 to 9 at First Baptist and recieved a bachelor of church. St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday Rev. Francis V. Krukowski team Church of Tolland. divinity degree from Faith Thursday: Boy Scouts, 7 ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. White Gifts masses at 5 and 7 p.m .; Sunday masses at Friday night's service Theological Seminary, p.m., at the church. 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday will be preceded by a free VERNON -W hite Gift masses at 5 p.m ., Sunday masses at 8:30, Philadelphia, Pa. Prior to Second Congregational Church, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 chili supper at 6:15 p.m. Sunday will be observed by Guest Speaker Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, a.m., noon and 5 p.m. 10 and 11:30 a.m. his assignment in Chile, he members of Union (reservations requested). MANCHESTER -Chin pastor. 9:30 a m.. Education for all ages; St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. Si. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand served churches in Iowa Congregational Church Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Music will be provided by Kon Kim, minister of the 11 a m., worship service. Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; and Nebraska. Sunday. Church services Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Michael Baron of Tolland. Korean Church of CHirist in The Calvary Church has are being conducted in the and 7:30 p.m ; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9. the vicar. 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 Charles Stone of Vernon, New York City, will speak contributed financial sup­ Sykes School auditorium. 10:30 and noon. a.m .; family service and Sunday school. Candace Tallent of at the Manchester Church port to the Mazurek mis­ Park Street, while the Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Avery Street Christian Reformed Tolland, and the church sionary family for the past of Christ, Lydali and Ver­ Turnpike. 9:30 a m ., Bible discourse; Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, choir, beginning at 7 p.m. church is being renovated 16 years. non Streets. Sunday night 10:20 a m., group discussion. pastor. 9:45 a m.. Sunday school; 11 a.m. Saturday’s service will due to a fire. at 6. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at Each church school East Hartford begin at 7 p.m. with music He has been associated (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High both services. South Methodist member is to bring a gift by the Joy Singers of with the Korean church in First Aaaemblies of God, 763 Oak St. streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 Messiah Evangelical Lutheran MANCHESTER -The wrapped in white. The gifts Columbia. Sunday s ser­ New York City since 1976. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor, 10 a.m., a m.. Divine worship; 10:15a.m., Sunday Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 following is a list of events will be given to the vice will be at 10:45 a.m. He is a graduate of church school. 11 a m., morning school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, schedule for the coming Rockville Public Health ’The public is invited. Abilene, Texas, Christian worship; 7 p.m., evening service. a m.. First and second year youth in­ pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:30 week to be sponsored by Nursing Association for struction. Holy Communion the first and a.m.. Sunday school. University. First Baptist Church of East Hart­ South United Methodist distribution at Christmas. ford (Southern Baptist Convention). 36 third Sunday of each month. Our Savior Lutheran Church, Emanuel Events The public is invited. Church. The following items are Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 Church o f Christ, Lydali and Vernon (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 MANCHESTER -The streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 a.m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a m., Monday: Administrative suggested: Books, puzzles, a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, following is a list of Christmas Fair a m., Bible classes: 10 a m., worship; 6 worship. Board, 7:30 p.m., at the games, coloring books and nursery; 9:45 a m ., Sunday school; 6 scheduled events for p.m.. Training Union. p.m., worship. church. crayons, stuffed animals or EAST HARTFORD Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Emanuel Lutheran Church Tuesday: Women’s small toys and should be —The Blessed Sacrament Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. N. Main St. 11 a m., church service, Sun- ^ ^ e r r io n for the coming week. Prayer and Study Group, marked if suitable for girl (Church will hold a Christ­ Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor 9 :30-i day school, and care for small children, Monday; Memorial Gifts 7:30 p.m., at 1208 Main St. or boy or either and for mas Fair on Dec. 7, St. JoBrph Church, 33 West St., Committee, 6:45 p.m., at a.m , worship service. t Ct In the hour or In the if the very thing which yet they will obtain P'eater and more glorious ad dared to ask." Blessed Christm u V Is the First Sunday In you attend your church lay from now to Christ- If you respond to the der In faith and accep- mil be blessed and so will 1 — and thus, Indeed, you mce a bless^ Christmas ason. vord from Robert Louis “If thy morals make thee pend upon It they are lodist ’astor University. nber of the Southern New nnual Conference he has irches in Massachusetts, t and Rhode Island, in- pastorate at Wesley United Methodist Church rtford in the 1960s. narried and has four le youngest of whom is a Tufts University, said he remembers com- ;hester on many occasions ministry in East Hartford e always was impressed tester as a beautiful town.

30 a.m., at the church; aff meeting. 1 p.m., at le church; Advent Study roup, 7:15 p.m., at the lurch. Wednesday: Stewardship ommittee, 7 p.m ., at the lurch; Main Street Dance ommittee, 8 p.m., at the lurch. Thursday: Boy Scouts. 7 m.. at the church. ruest Speaker MANCHESTER -C hin on Kim, minister of the orean Church of Christ in ew York City, will speak I the Manchester Church t Christ, Lydall and Ver- on Streets. Sunday night t 6. He has been associated ith the Korean church in ew York City since 1976. e is a graduate of bilene. Texas. Christian niversity. The public is invited. Christmas Fair EAST HARTFORD The Blessed Sacrament hurch will hold a Christ- las Fair on Dec. 7, riday, from 6 to 10 p.m. omemade goods and arts id crafts will be featured. Hi MU S P |p Euptn* Brewer

Now an Insurance com­ pany is writing liability coverage for clergyinen to protect them against charges of counseling malpractice. The same weeii I read this in a news magazine. 1 read in the paper of a minister being SUM. I'm aware that clergymen often give very bad advice, but since the price usually is r i ^ t 1 never thought of their being subjected to law­ suits. However, when 1 consider the erroneous teaching coming from the pulpits of the land I am impressed with their responsibility for mis­ guiding the lost. "Be not many of you teachers ... knowing that we shall receive heavier ju d ^ e n t.” J u . 3:1. Indeed, such as preach a perverted goipel nave a charge levied against them that no Insurance company can protect agauist. They stand under the anathema of God, Gal. 1:8,9. It is a fearful thing ’ to milead bumble souls Page 2 - TV SPOTLIGHT

one ol hockey’s finest players — SPECIALS. musical selections performed by features highlights of his great­ the Norman Luboff Choir SUNDAY'S SPORTS est moments on skates. iSPORTSi MONDAY'S SPORTS 6:00 DECEMBER 2,1979 7:0 0 DECEMBERS, 1979 ? I TV SPOTLIGHT - P»ge S SATURDArS SPECIALS CD Aunt Mary Jean Stapleton SATU R DArS SPORTS * * 8 Movla' “Clipped Wings" CD Life Qoea To The Movfea portrays Mary Oobkin. a Balti­ ' Karin Dor. 8 JknmySwaggart .^ S A iu m W » -■ (1953) Bowery Boys, Lyle Talbot. 888NBCNawt (Bl Promisee Ot God * * DECEMBER 1.1978 From Garbo to Streisand. Bogart more woman who ignored her DECEMBER 1.1979 MORNING 8 8 h a N a N a 8 DayOtDIaoavary to Brando, the editors of "Life ” severe personal handicaps and EVENING 12:30 8 Another Voloe 8 Jukebox 3 : 8 DECEMBER 1.1979 8 Adam -12 8 E Ptadga Btaak magazine look at 36 years of the went on to coach more than 3 Tanan / Bupar Savan 1:10 E P o p a y a 3 Movie "Vera Cruz" (1954) way Hollywood reflected the 10:30 Gary Cooper, Burl Lancaster. MORNING 40,000 children in sandlot base­ AFTERNOON 7 :0 0 3 8 NCAA Football 7 : 8 8 A B C N a w s 3 Tha World Tomorrow manners, morals and politics of ball. ® Soooar Made In Germany Copyrigrit 1979 T V Oalx. Inc 8W M Kingdom 3 ^MNNon Dollar Mwt 8 Wrestling 3 Agrontky And Company 9:1 0 the American people in this film 11KK) 8 E Crocfcatt'a Victory Oardan 3 m rA 'S 'H 1 :8 5S Sunday At Tha King's House 9:0 0 portrait. 10:00 12:30 9KM 8MWarRogara(R) (S Santa Claua Lana Parade (8 TMt It The NFL 1KM 3 8 Newt 3 Newt (Tkna Approximate) 3:45 Barbara Waitars Special (K & NCAA Football P itts­ 3 (9 NFL Football Oakland MORNING 8 Movie "Dracula. Prince Ol E Saaama S trasI (R) 7:30 burgh vs. Penn Stale 3 Bonanza 3 NFL Today 11:30 Barbara Walters interviews 11:30 Raiders at New Orleans Saints 3 The Partrtdga Family Darkness" (1966) Christopher iS) Special The Concert" This 5S World Opportunitlat 9 : 8 Suzanne Somers. Stevie Wonder (8 NFL Gama Of Tha Week 3 Movie "Tammy And The Lee, Barbara Shelley 3 : 8 ® Song By Song 'E Y whimsical pantomime turns a 1:00 12:15 5:0 0 8 NaahvINa On Tha Road (3 Woody Woodpackar And Harburg Georgia Brown and and Sylvester Stallone Bachelor" (1957) Debbie E Movie "Horse Feathers" striped crosswalk at a London OWCTTermle 11:45 3 Cottage Football '79 Weekly 3 Newt (Hi OdVtMV 8R ock Concert Friands David Kernan perlorm songs Reynolds, Leslie Nielsen. (1932) Marx Brothers. Thelma intersection into a piano key­ ® WraatNng a s Soccer highlights of key NCAA loolball 80ncT^AC taiaic 1:45 3 Newark And Raallty from "Finian's Rainbow. " ' The 5:22 (ISWCTTannIa Todd board with each section repre­ 3 :0 0 contests are presented. 8 H a t Haw 3 ABC News 8 Jbnmy Swaggart Wizard Of Oz' and others in this THURSDAY'S SPECULLS 3 Movie " Fog For A K ille r" 8 NawZooRevua senting a key. 0 Loa Angelas Women's AFTERNOON (1960) David Sumner. Susan 8 WraatNng 8 Family Faud E Calabrata 4 : 8 tribute to lyricist E.Y Harburg 2 :8 8 Top Cat DECEMBER 6,1979 Marathon Travers. 8 Waahington Weak In Review E Ptadga Break 3 NFL FootbaN (R| 11:?0 3 Newt 8 Rax Humbard 3 Movie "Arrowhead" (1953) ® America At The Moviea 12:30 TUESDAY'S SPORTS 8 What About Woman? 7 : 8 3 :3 0 25)2 Charlton Heston. Jack Balance AFTERNOON Charlie Chaplin. Laurel and S9 The Athlstae ® NFL Today E Tha Hollywood Musicaia E Soccer Made In Germany 9 : 8 MORNING DECEMBER 4.1979 "Singin" In The Rain " (1952) 3 Movie "Trog" (1970) Joan 8 Electric Company (R) 3 E Santa And The Three Hardy. Jean Harlow. Candice 59 ® NFL '79 7:2 8 Bears 4 :0 0 SITMtltThaNFL 6:00 Gene Kelly. Cyd Charlsse Crawford, Michael Gough. 2:00 Bergen. Jon Voight. James Dean 3lfYouAikM a 1 0 :8 a Athletae and Anne Bancroft are featured d ) & NCAA Football Army vs 3 Intamatlonal Zone 3 : 8 ®Tha Pradaton Robert Red- 10:00 Navy 1:00 EVENING 1:30 3Splderman E Star Trek in a montage of past cinema 3 Pttlema For Living 7:29 "Russian Roulette" tord narrates this documentary (D December Megezine Ed 3 NFL Football Green Bay d 30 Minutes 3 Movie 3 KIdt Ara Paopla Too E Movie "Soldier Ol Fortune" favorites. 59 (8 IS SporttWorld Sched­ 3 Chlldran't Gospel Hour 8 Dally Numbers (1975) George Segal. Denholm on the plight ol predators in Bradley reports on three refugee Packers at Washington Redskins 3 L ittle Rascals 3 8 Sunday Mass (1953) Clark Gable. Susan uled events include light heavy­ 8:00 ® PTL Club Elliott. North America and the ellect ol workers in Cambodia: Sharron weight boxing Irom Rahway 59 C9 NFL F o otba ll Regional 8 FHm Feature 7 : 8 511 Ufaatylaa Hayward. ® NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 8 Wall Street Weak 8 Risk Ot Marriage man s takeover of much ol the Lovejoy profiles the Rev. Terry State Prison; Invitational Snow­ coverage of Baltimore Colts at 6 :3 0 3 Comment 8 Thia Is The Ufa 8 Grizzly Adams MONDAY'S SPECIALS vs. Philadelphia Flyers 8 Soul Train 8 Chalica Of Salvation wilderness on the natural selec­ Cole-Whiitaker. founder of an mobile Derby trom Wisconsin; New York Jets; Cincinnati Ben- 3 Carraecotenedas 3 A ll In The Family 3 : 8 4 : 8 unusual California religion, and 3 Abbott And Costello 8 Movie "The Walking Hills" ETheJateons tion process World Professional Ski Cham­ gals at Pittsburgh Sleelers; Den­ 10:30 3 High Schood Presa Conlar- 8 M ovla "Godzilla " (1956) Hi) Festival Of Faith DECEMBERS, 1979 looks at the pleasures and pains 3 Davey And G oliath (1949) Randolph Scotl. Ella E Studio See pionships from Colorado; anoth­ ver Broncos at Bullalo Bills; 59 Brulne Wrap-Up anos Raymond Burr. TakashiShimura. a Homastyle Champlont EVENING of bang a twin Houston Oilers at Cleveland Raines 8 Soap Factory er match In the Legends ol Bowl­ 6 H 5 4 : 8 1 0 :8 ing Series Browns 8 As Schools Match Whs 5 : 8 EVENING 3 New Day 2:00 3 M o v ie "The Monster 3 Barrio EVENING 8 NFL Football Baltimore Colls WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS 8 Crockett's Victory Garden 3 K o |a k 6:1 5 4:3 0 3 Movie "A Love Affair; The Maker" (1944) J. Carrol Naish. 3 Woody W oodpecker at New York Jets 6:5 4 Eleanor And Lou Gehrig Story " 8 Hee Haw(Cont'd) 3PolnlOfVtew 3 Movie "Birdman Ol ® Saaanta Street In Puerto Rico GDSporU Spectacular Sched­ Ralph Morgan. Alcatraz". (1962) Burt Lancaster. 8:00 9:00 DECEMBER 5. 1979 3 News (1977) Blythe Danner, Edward 8 NHL Hockey ® The World Tomorrow Maria returns to Puerto Rico uled events include the Proles- 2:00 Karl Malden, ® Th« Frsd Waring Show Fred Herrmann. 9 Joker, Joker, Joker 8 Soccer Made In Germany with Big Bird and the rest ol the (D Johnny Cash Christmas sional Pool Players Champion­ ® Te nnis "Almaden Grand EVENING 7:0 0 a A Talent For Lite Waring and his talented young E Movie "The WIstIul Widow Sesame Street gang to celebrate Johnny Cash and his family are ship. Part 1. Irom Hollywood. Masters Championships" The 3 Hot Fudge 3 Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 8:8 singers perform classic tunes, toons SUNDAY. Ol Wagon Gap " (1947) Abbott E Allas Smith And Jones her 21st birthday joined by Andy Kaufman. Tom T. Calilornia; Battle ol the NFL best of Ihe over-45 players in 3 The Brady Kids 3 Shorts 8 Firing Line contemporary hits, movie and 8:00 Ql Accent On Living and Costello. Marjorie Mam Hall and Anne Murray for a Cheerleaders. Part V; NASCAR's tournament tennis compete lor 3 Star Trek 3 SoM Factory E Special 8:00 Broadway themes and patriotic 3 NBA BMksttMH New York DECEMBER 2,1979 ® Kids Are People Too down-home celebration of the L A Times "500“ from Ontario $60,000 in Ihe singles and dou­ 8 Coneultatlon 8 Moon Man Space Connection 3 (»9 The R operi 3) ® BHty Graham Crusade selections in a concert taped at Knicks vs Washington Bullets 8 Six MHHon Dollar Man ® Zoom (R) 8 Superman day. season and state of mind Motor Speedway in California bles finals from The Greenbrier <9 Mominglown 3 8 Billy Graham Crusade the Hcrshey Theater in Hershey. ® N C A A Hocfcay Boston Uni­ 8 The Predators CoDyr>9^i 1979 T V Data Inc 5 : 8 9:0 0 (^® O B Ing Cross’s Memo­ at White Sulphur Springs. West versity vs Harvard 7:30 5S Festival Of Faith 10:45 Pennsylvania ries Of Christmas Host Kathryn 8 CHIPS Movie "Duck Soup (1933) ® Bhiegrass Spectacular From EVENING Virginia 3 Arthur And Company 2 :3 0 E Jewish Lite E the Grand Ole Opry, Tom T Hall 8:05 Crosby presents clips from 10:30 8 Lord Mountbatten: A Man Marx Brothers 3:45 i3 Groovy Gooliee 3 GINIgan's Island MORNING 1 1 :8 hosts a rousing concert ol the ® An Evening Of Championship Bing's past Christmas shows i f ) Greatest SpoHt Lagandt For Tha Century 5 : 8 6:00 3 NFL Today 3 Newark And ReeHty (!£ Harvact Temple 3 The Flintalones best in bluegrass music with Bill Skating, 1979 Many Olympic featuring performances by stars 8 It's Your Business 8 NHL Hockey 8 In Search Of... such as Jackie Gleason. Mary GD Racing From Aqueduct 59 Bay C ity Rollers 3 Rex Humbard Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys. hopefuls and former national and 4:0 0 9 Underdog 8:20 5 : 8 Jim and Jesse; Mac Wiseman Olympic champions from Martin and Fred Astaire. "Busher Handicap" 3 NFL Football New York THURSDAY'S SPORTS 3 :0 0 3 News 5S Sunday At The King's House E The FaU And Rise Ot Reginald 8 Jerry FalweN EVENING and tpe Seldom Scene; and England. Canada. Hungary and 6:10 6 :3 0 Giants at Dallas Cowboys 8:00 3 The Brady Bunch 8 Oat Smart 3 Movie "Away All Boats'" Perrin 8 This Is The NFL Emmytou Harris the United Stales are featured in ® Festival In Vienna An edited (£i New York Jett Football 59 Athletes DECEMBER 6. 1979 3 Mighty Mouse / Heckle & Jackie (1956) Jeft Chandler, George 8:8 5:22 E Mundo Real 6:8 11:00 this preview of what can be version of a springtime concert Htghltghts "Seattle Seahawks" 3 Life Ot Riley expected at the 1980 Olympics EVENING "3 Popeye And Fiiands Nader 3 Merv Griffin E Fealinge 3 K o )a k ® American Pop The Great in Vienna, without dance 7 :0 6 (S) Oomata 3 E News in Lake Placid. segments, featuring a variety of EVENING 3 9 Superfriandt 3 8 Marie 5 : 8 11:8 Singers ■ Tony Bennett. George E Soccer Made In Germany 3 Davey And Goliath 8 Journey To Adventure 8 Battle Of The Planets a kn lg h l selections 9 : 8 3 Face The Nation Shearing and Bitty Eckstine per­ 9:05 6 :4 5 8 8 Deity Duck 8 Star Trek 8 TV Community Collage ® Satchm o Louis Armstrong 7 :3 0 3 M ovla "Brian's Song " 5:49 3 Qllllgen't Island lorm from the ballroom ol the ® The Fred Waring Show Fred 3 NFL Today 8:00 ® Satam e S treet (R) 8 Academy Laadart E Connecticut Newimakan Plaza Hotel narrates this program chroni­ 9 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 59 NHL Hocfcay Boston Bruins (1971) James Caan. Billy Dee 3 Straight Talk 3 8 Animals Animals Animali Waring and his talented young 8 Movie "Voyage Into Space ' 8 Lawrence Walk E A Sakjts To Bobby O rr cling his life from the early days vs Detroit Red Winns 7:00 vs New York Islanders Williams. Two football players E NFL Game Ot Tha Week singers perlorm classic tunes, (1970) Milsundbu Kaneko. Sho- 8 Los Angeles Women's 8 A8NSW S m New Orleans to his last ® NHL Hockey Boston Bruins share a rare friendship until can­ 6:8 E Adaltnte contemporary hits, movie and 8:00 11:30 zaburo Date. Marathon 3 Bast Of News Day appearance at the Newport Jazz vs. Colorado Rockies cer claims one of them E S p a c W 6:8 SUNDAY'S SPECIALS Broadway themes and patriotic 8 NHL Hockey H a rtfo rd i 3 Racing From Roosevelt 8 Faith For Today E Connections: An Alternate 8 Odyssey Festival m 1970 3 8 Love Boat 3 ABC Newt selections in a concert taped at Whalers vs Montreal Canadiens 8:00 View Of Change 11:45 E E NBC News DECEMBER 2. 1979 the Hershey Theater in Hershey. 3 Greatest Sports Legends 8:3 0 3 NHL Hockey 6:8 8 Soccer 10:00 9:0 0 3 :3 0 8ThaMuppete Pennsylvania. ® AH-Star Tribute To Inorid 3 The FUntatonat 8 8 BJ And Tha Bear 3 Nawe 3 ) NHL Hockey New York 8 :3 0 FRIDAY'S SPORTS 3 I Love Lucy 8 Bkiagraea Spectacular Bergman A collection of celebri­ 3 8 Viewpoint On Nutrition 6:8 AFTERNOON 6:45 11:35 Rangers vs St. Louis Blues 3 NHL Hockey New York Islan­ IS) Jake Heea Gospel Tima Movie "Love Me Or Leave MORNING ties including Joseph Gotten. 8 8 Ceipor And The Angela E 3 Face Tha State 3 NFL Today EWIlHam Shawcroas And Tha ders vs Winnipeg Jets DECEMBER 7. 1979 8 The Athletes Me " (1955) Doris Day. James Cary Grant. Frank Sinatra and 10:00 3 Time For Timothy Kissinger Sideshow Margaret 9 :0 0 Cagney. A mobster marries Ihe 1 2 :8 7 : 8 James Stewart pay tribute to 5S Brulne Wrap-Up 9:30 4 : 8 8 Daktari 11:30 Jay interviews the author ol 3 Bugs Bunny / Road Runner singer he made lamous, but 3 Congraealonal Report 3 60 Minutes noted actress Ingrid Bergman. 59 Bruint Wrap-Up 3 Quinnaas Gama S Special The Concert " This Sideshow; Kissinger. Nixon and EVENING 3 Santa Claue Lana Parade becomes enraged when he can't 3 C o m ^ Theatre 3 Lila Qoae To Tha Movies whimsical pantomime turns a 3 9 PlatUcman 3 QMIgan't Wand 3 8 Santa Claus It Coming To the destruction ol Cambodia. 11:30 10:30 control her. (2 hrs ) 3 8 laauet And Answers striped crosswalk at a London 3DanM Boons 3 9 HCAA FootbaN Town 3 Racing From Roosevelt 3 Sporti Extra 7:30 3 Robert SchuMar intersection into a piano key­ FRIDAY'S SPECIALS 8 8 Pbsd And Barney (Ol Another View 1 0 :8 7 : 8 8 Meet Tha Prase a E E Movla "The Sound Ol 11:30 59 NHL Hockey H a rtfo rd E E board with each section repre­ TUESDAY'S SPECIALS 8 M M ar Rogers (R) 8 8 8 SporttWorld 3 Nawe 3 Christopher Cloeaup E Movie "Sink The Bismarck" Music " (1965) Julie Andrews, 3 Weekend Sports Wrap-Up Whalers vs. New York Rangers 8 Paopis't Caucus senting a key DECEMBER 7, 1079 12:00 8 VWa Alegre 3 8 Fantasy Wand 3 Wonderama (1960) Kenneth More. Dana Christopher Plummer. A would- DECEMBERS, 1978 12.-00 8:00 8 Movla "The 5.000 Fingers 8 8 A Man CaNad Sloane 3 This It The Ufa Wynler be nun becomes governess to an 3 Wrestling 9:30 Ol Dr. T " (1953) Peler Lind 8 Brulna Wrap-Up 5B W orld O pporlunitias AFTERNOON 59 The Athletae 3 NHL Hockey H a rilo rd 8 Once Upon A Ctaesic E The Gentle Killers Austrian widower's seven mis- EVENING Whalers vs New York Rangers Hayes. HansConreid. 8 Rino Around The World chievious children, in whom she 8 Cerrascolendae E Satam a S trae l (R) 1 0 :8 9 Morningtown 1 2 :8 12:00 EVENING 3 For Tha State instills her love ol music. (R) 10:00 3 NFL Today 8 Christmas Eva On Sesame E Tha Gentle K ile ri Dutch sci- 10:30 4 :3 0 3BlackNawt 7 : 8 3 Dialogue ® l Satchmo Louis Armstrong 3 D octor Who 3 Sports Spectacular 8 Hollywood Squarat 3 We Believe Street entists refute the traditional 8:00 5S Jake Heea Gospel Time E NHL Hockey notion of the "killer" whale by narrates this program chroni­ 8 8 8 Super Olobatrotters 3 Movla "C hilly Chilly Bang 8 Abbott And CottaHo 38DaveyAndOoNath (X) Ufa Goes To The Movlaa 8 Coniumar Survival Kit a E NFL '79 E Crockett's VIclory Garden capturing and domesticating a From Garbo to Streisand, Bogart cling his life from the early days Bang " (1968) Dick Van Dyke. 3 Christopiiar Closaup ETMtItThaNFL 8 Hot Fudge Sally Ann Howes. 11:8 8 Robert SchuNer young female to determine its to Brando, the editors ol "Life " in New Orleans to his last 3 3 8 8 8 N a w t 9 Convareatlont With 7 : 8 appearance at the Newport Jazz (Q) Davsy And Goliath 8 The Partridge FamUy 5S Living Faith nature and intelligence. magazine look at 36 years of the 10:30 3 AN In Tha FtmNy Festival in 1970 8W haalle And The Chopper 1 :8 1:00 way Hollywood rellecled the 3 P o p m 4:4 5 8 Our M itt Brooks E Special 8 8 8ThaShmoo BuTKh 3 a E E NFL Football ® Brmm New Cowboy Holly­ manners, morals and politics ol 10:35 (!l) U tta n 8 American Pop: The Great 3 Movie “ None But The 8:8 wood film clips and interviews the American people in this film ® Bkiegrats Spectacuiar From 8 Connactione; An Alternate Singers 7:45 Brave” (1965) Frank Sinalra. 3 Archie Bunker's Place portrait View Of Change 5 : 8 with filmmakers and actors The Grand Ole Opry. Tom T Hall 3ChNdran'eCtatalc 8 O N ra And The Man 3 ANawO ey Clint Walker 38Mork&Mlndy 8 Movie "Blondie For Victory " 8SactadHaari highlight this examination of the 9:10 hosts a rousing concert of the 51) Mayor Athanaon'a Forum E American Pop 3 Eighth Day 3 Graataet Sports Lagandt (1942) Penny Singleton. Arthur 8 Pledge Break roots, development and cultural ®Year Of The WU (OlLMngFdth ImpoaalMaa E Movie "Cocoenuls" (1929) E PledgaBraak Marx Brothers. Mary Eaton. 3WaaMnd,8paoW 6:8 1dX> 3 8 ta rT rM i 0 9 0 9 noi nfrO iMncMiicn 9 :1 0 I 3 C 8 S N a w t 3 Movis "Secret Ot The Black 3 Oral Roiiarta 2 :8 8 E Meel eqilec y Theatre QBaMaOliniaPlanata 3 New York JaU FootbMI Widow" (1964) O.W. F)scher. 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X Rudolph The Red-Nosed 0 Breed And Butterfliea (Fri) 0 Africa FM (Wed) 3 Lottery Show (Thu) 0 Tbs Odd Couple X Congraaalonal Report (Tue) 3 Hogan's Heroes Grant, Myrna Loy. An eligible ® Nine On New Jersey 3 "Way, Way O u t" (1966) Jer­ 1:00 Reindeer 9‘30 0 Balt. Ineorporeted (Thu) ' jB - DAYTIME CHILDREN'S^ 3 0 3 Tomorrow 2:40 X M « i BuHda, Man Deatroya 3 NSWS bachelor Is pursued by a love- ” SHOW 3 Bruins Wrap-Up ry Lewis. Connie Stevens X Movie "Blue Hawaii" (1962) I j'T tt« 10:15 © A b o u t Animals (Fri) Elvis Presley. Angela Lansbury (Wed) 0 A I About You (Mon) 0 Bacirtc Company (R) (Tue, slruck schoolgirl, but he tails 10:40 1:10 X Movie "Comanche" (1956) JF J«rry FihMM 4:00 When a soldier returns lo his XKk)ti*or1d(Fri) 0 Folk Talea (Tue) 1:46 Thu) instead tor her older sister, who © N e w s EVENING X Hawaii Ffve-0 Dana Andrews. Linda Crislal St Bnikit Wrap-Up X The Invisible ChHdran Hawaiian home, he takes a )Ob X Buga Bunny And Friends 0 Freestyle (Wed) 0 Gather 'Round (Mon) Is a judge. 2 hrs. (B/W) 3:00 10:00 X Battle Of The Planets 0 Anknala And Such (Thu) 0 Cover To Cover (Thu) 5:35 3 0 3 Movie "'Friendships. 10:45 6:00 with a tourist bureau against the 3 Movie (Cont'd) (Thu) advice ol his parents 2 hrs Movie "Duke Ol WesI i f Tnppar John, M.D. jd Connecticut Newsmakers 0 Cover To Cover (Fri) © In s id e /O u t (Fri) Secrets And Lies" (Premiere) 3 Masterpiece Theatre Point" (1938) Richard Carlson. DAYTIME MOVIES X X 0 3 N e w s X 3 Laveme & Shirley (Mon) Paula Prentiss. Stella Stevens. X I Love Lucy 2:00 Louis Hayward 1:50 11:00 ® Movie "Desk Set" (1957) Ija iS Prime Tima Sunday Jd Black Perspective (Tue) 10:24 Six former sorority sisters are ® Joker's Wild ® Joe Franklin 0 Six Million Dollar Man ($t Aak th e Managar 3 Weather 0 Uka You, Like Me (Tue) .MONDAY. X X 0 3 3 Newa Spencer Tracy. Katharine 4d Ring Around The World suspected ol murder when the 5:22 XM*A* *H 0 Newlywed Game 8 3 TV Community College Hepburn Despite the threat that 3:15 1:55 skeleton ol a baby, believed to ® "Slaughter Trail " (1951) 3 Adam-12 10:15 (Wad) 10:30 ® Jackie Gleason 2:20 an efficiency expert poses lo her X News Jd What About Women? (Thu) 3 Spirit Of Independence DECEMBERS, 1979 have died 20 years earlier, is Brian Donlevy, Gig Young The Aacani Of Man X The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 3 Our Miss Brooks 3 Streets Ot San Frandaco X News jd Adelants(Fri) lound in the ruins ol their sorori­ |Ob. a deparimeni h ^ d Imds him 4:00 i j Academy Laadera 3 0 3 Hollywood Squares 2:00 12:00 3 Chico And The Man 0 Zoom (R) allractive 2 hrs n Ed Allan 3 Croes-WIts Copyr.gW 1979 T V Dali. IOC ty house. 2:30 0 News ® GlWgan's Island 11:15 6:30 3 0 3 A Christmas For 10:30 0 lnslda/Out(Mon) 3 "Wind Across The X Movie "Harlow" (1965) X 3 One Ufa To Live 9:05 Everglades " (1958) Burl Ives. ©DlckCavett X Carol Burnett And Friends Boomer - 4:30 I Sporta Extra 0 Mathematical Relatlonahips The Ftad Waring Show Carol Lynley, Elrem Zimbalist Jr iF Sunday At The KIng'a Houaa ® Accent On Uvln|] (Moo) 3 Christopher Plummer. ® Tic Tac Dough © ® Evening Al Symphony 0 KHty Today (Tue) 11:30 0 The Odd Couple ® Domata (Tue-Fri) 3 0 3 NBC News 3 NHL Hockey J t The Drum 6:55 © Trade-Offs (Thu) DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 1:00 X Mary Tyler Moore 3 0 3 The Doctors X WKRPInCkicInnatl ® Over Easy 3:00 S American Trail © Dimensions In Science (Fri) 3 Heckle And Jackie / Deputy f f i "Those Redheads From X K o ja k 8:30 11:00 3 M o v la "The Big Gamble'" 3 The Odd Couple ® Movie Mission To Hell" I FRIDAY. i , r C0 Jd *9 Nawa 4d Newa Seattle"" (1953) Rhonda Fleming. X 3 Barney Miller X 3 Benson 10:45 Dawg 5:22 (1961) Stephen Boyd, Juliette © Pledge Break (1963) Paul Hubschnid. Marianne S'! AH In The Family ® Anne 01 Green Gables " Gene Barry ® Benny Hill 7:00 © Art Media (Mon) 0 Animals And Such (Mon) Greco An adventurous couple Hold. 9:00 DECEMBER 7,1979 V Benny Hill 0 Freestyle (Tue) (1934) Anne Shirley. Tom Brown. 3 0 3 Tonight 6:40 X Monday Morning (Mon) © Sell, Incorporated (Tue) leaves to lind a lortune in an 4.-00 0 Six Million Dollar Man X Johnny Cash Christmas » PTL Club © Footsteps (Wad) 3 Andy Griffith © O v e r Easy X 3 Miller Cooyf,ght 1979 T V Data Inc X Tuesday Morning (Tue) © A Visit To... (Wed) unexplored region ol Africa. (2 ® " The Way Ahead"" (1944) 4:00 Barney Public Alfalra Special X Wedneartay Momlrm (Wed) © AVIsllTo...(Thu) 12:00 3 "The Condemned 01 hrs.) David Niven. Stanley Holloway 12:00 6:55 0 News 3 0 3 Bing Crosby's Memo­ X Thursday Momlim (Thu) 10:50 ® Once Upon A Clasalc (Fri) 3 N e w s ries Of Christmas 11:15 © Uka You, Like Mo (Thu) Allo'na ' (1963) Sophia Loren. ■ 3 "The Shakiest Gun In The X Bamaby Jones X Friday Morning (Fri) ' 10:00 4:30 © ® Pledge Break DAYTIME MOVIES i CBS Newa 2:15 Maximilian Schell. West" (1968) Don Knotts, Barba­ ® Movie "Hungry H ill" ( 1947) 7:00 j Battle Of The Planets 10:55 ® Short Story (Moo) X Lou Grant ra Rhoades Jean Simmons, C^nnis Price. 0 Kitty Today 9:10 11:20 X © Newa X CBS News X i4d (Jood Morning America X CBS News (Thu) © Breed And Butterflies (Thu) 1:00 ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews © Festival In Vienna 5:22 ST America Al The Movlea S igl Today ® Belles On Their Toes X M *A*S"H 10:35 EVENING 3 Beverly Hlllbllllas © Satchmo ? Action In Arabia (1944) S Cartoons 11:00 2:30 (1952) Jeanne Crain, Myrna X 3 ABC News 11:30 I Dlnahl & Friends (Thu) ©DlckCavett 12:03 ® 3 Dating Game —THURSDAY. George Sanders. Virginia Bruce i J Weekend Sporla Wrap-Up (X Guiding Light Hunter 9:30 7:25 X Love, American Style X I Star Blazers 11:00 6:00 X 3 ABC Movie Aloha, Bob­ ® Festival Of Faith X 3 Soap 12:00 David Suaakind Jd Jd Newa X I4d Laveme i S h lri^ (R) 4:00 3 Journeys To The Mind r Movie The Go-Between ® Domata X 0 3 N e w a X X 0 3 News by And Rose " (1975) Paul Le DECEMBER , 1979 U The Pelly Girl (1950) ® Straight Talk ® ' Buffalo Bill " (1944) Joel X I Love Lucy Mat. Dianne Hull 0 News 6 10:00 (197 llJu lie Christie Alan Bales 7:30 3 0 3 /knottier World XM*A* 8 *H Robert Cummings, Joan Caul-' 3 0 3 High Rollors McCrea. Linda Darnell. ® Joker's Wild ©DlckCavett X All-Star Tribute To Ingrid held f Jackie Glaaaon 1 Birdman 3 Porky Pig And Friends ® Jackie GIsason 12:30 CoDyfigtil 1979 T V Dala Inc a Electric CJompany (R) (Mon- 3 " Munsler Go Home"" (1966) 3 TV Community College 3 Maude Bergman Hot NIghta f PTL Club © D IckC a ve t 3 Our Mias Brooks 1:00 Thu) Fred Gwynne. Yvonne De Carlo. 3 Adam-12 X Movie Across The Bridge"' @ Two Ronnies X News Comeback id 3d Today (1957) Rod Steiger. David )0 a Once Upon A Classic (Fri) 3:00 11:10 3 Straau Of San Francisco I 3 20/20 9 The Gambler From It’a Your Business 34 th e Munsters KnighI 7:29 ) i 3 Marcus Walby. M.D. X i Popeye And Friends EVENING 3 Connecticut Screening Room © Zoom (R) ® Newark And Reality Natchez { 1954) Dale Robertson, 4d Movie Rage tl966i Glenn 3 Green Acres 3 Daily Numbers DAYTIME SPECIAL 8:00 © Electric Company (R) (Mon, X 3 General Hospital ‘3 0 3 Kate Loves A Mystery Debra Paget Ford Stella Stevens 11:30 6:30 X Captain Kangaroo Wad, Fri) ® Ironside 1:00 7:30 4:00 6:00 X Mary Tyler Moors X Carol Burnett And Friends 10:10 X The RIntstones ® Peopla Ot The Rrst Ught ® Lifestyles (Mon) 3 0 3 Tomorrow X P.M. Magazine 10:00 11:45 X I® 0 3 News ® K o )a k 1® Tic Tac Dough S Connecticut Prime Time ? Madigan (1968) Richard , r Movie Flap 119701 Antho­ H TV Community College (Mon. (Tue) ® Family Focus (Tue) X All In The Family y. December Magazine Widmark Henry Fonda ® Malodyland Charismatic Clin­ (£l I Love Lucy ® Benny HHI 3 0 3 NBC News 1:10 10:30 ny Quinn. Claude Akins Fri) © Write On (Thu) ® Joker's W ld 3 0 3 T o m g h t X Family Feud iQ Visit To A Small Planet' a Gulen Tag (Toe) ic (Wed. Fri) 3©OvarEasy X CBS Late Movie The Baby Benny Hill J Meet The Mayors 3 TV Community College 3 Andy Grttfllh il960i Jerry Lewis. 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