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Becomes Big Business Youth Being Sought Salesman Found Guilty Deadline Set Jan. 1 Scholastic Gagers In Teacher Slaying “ I suppose it’s a search for Postcards now are divided into In Sub Fraud Scheme For Immunizations LONDON (DPI) — “Postcardsare some 3,000 separate categories. It is Are Busy Tonight really beginning to sweep the nostalgia, for something of the past." Page 2 Page 4- Page 14- Page 15 Pearlman said. "But suddenly there amazing the subjects which can form world," said David Pearlman. "1 a collection. mean, just look at it.’’ are collectors everywhere. C^HiCISTMAS. He waved his arm around a huge "The main collecting areas are the One specialist in the London show D & L l\as it all^ivraplied Up room crammed with 1.5 million pic­ United States, France and Britain. exhibited postcards on the history of ture postcards and people who are But those two dealers over there the teddy bear. Another concentrated came from British Columbia for this #Iaat0ttbur0 making postcard collecting one of the on "life in Russia in 1902. " There witl\jsa vings. t^ ! fastest-growing hobbies of the day. show, and there are collectors in were collections on the Boer War, on The room held the third annual Australia, New Zealand, Germany — the cartoon character Felix the Cat, Partly Sunny British International Postcard just everywhere.” on postcards showing women at work Exhibition, a four-day binge which The boom began nine years ago in rural Ireland at the turn of the cen­ Highs Near 40 Peariman, editor of a monthly when the postcard turned 100 years tury. magazine for postcard collectors, old. The first one to meet the formal Dalalli on pag* 2 called "the single most important definition of "a piece of cardboard to Some collectors specialize in post­ display of cards in the world” be delivered by the post office at the card curiosities — jigsaw cards, or It showed off collections of postcard rate” was issued in Austria ones made of ivory or leather or in­ lim lh Good Figures lEtipmng on Oct.l, 1869. "Having wonderful time” postcards laid woods, or cards which show Vol. XCVIII, No. 64 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, December 15, 1978 whose pictures were grouped in It was probably the world's most nothing until rubbed with metal. WASHINGTON (UPI) - In- > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered specific themes — on cricket, royal­ successful gimmick. By "the golden There was even a set of three- I dustrial production rose 0.7 per­ ty, trains or ships or airplanes, a age of the picture postcard, " roughly dimensional cards published in 1910 cent last month, the Federal collection of maps on postcards from 1903 to 1910, about 900 million a with viewing glasses attached. Reserve Board said today, a ("Greetings from Ohio, the Buckeye year were mailed in Britain alone. strong performance that con­ State” ), naughty French postcards of Postcards became such a mania that In spile of the vast numbers which 59.99 tradicted forecasts the nation plump nude ladies, nice French ones a Glasgow newspaper lamented in flooded the world, ‘the supply of could be headed for a mild reces- of Art Nouveau girls in woven silk. 1903: cards is limited now — especially old WRAPS UP HIS I Sion next year. Israel Rejects Treaty Plan Most visitors gave these merely a “In ten years Europe will be buried cards I.t good condition,” Pearlman When coupled with the latest glance. Instead they came to do beneath picture postcards." said. ‘And demand is growing by I government reports on retail By United Press International in the occupied West Bank and Gaza serious business with the 50-odd So many survive, Pearlman said, leaps and bounds. You can guess the Strip. FAVORITE WOOL sales and employment gains, the Israel today rejected the proposals professional postcard dealers that any collector going after sheer result.” industrial production report could But Begin this week said that crowded elbow to elbow around the quantity would soon be swamped. One result is that the world's made by the United States and Egypt Egypt now wants to tie its exchange prompt forecasters to revise their ■J-M! for conclusion of a peace treaty and hall. Specialization is a must, and even leading fine art auctioneers, economic projections upward. of ambassadors with Israel following then quantity is a problem. Collector Sotheby's and Christie’s, now oc­ SPORT COATS, sharply criticized the Carter ad­ a treaty to a date for solving the By now the buying and seliing of Most believe the economy will ministration for siding with the old postcards is a business worth Reginald Silvester concentrated on casionally auction postcards. A price Palestinian problem. expand between 2 and 3 percent Egyptians in the negotiations. miliions a year, even though in- postcards issued by British railway of $200 for a card is not unusual. next year. But some private He also has said Egypt wants a dividuai cards can still sell for pen­ companies and soon had 12,000 Many at the London show were WARM SUBURBAN Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, looser intepretation of a key article, economists have said a mild who failed in his shuttle at getting the nies. different cards. priced at $35, recession is a likelihood. which now would prevent Cairo from two nations to sign ^ e pact by Sun­ going to war with its Arab allies. COATS OR Industrial production is the out­ day as sought by President Carter, 5 . “These demands,” Begin said put of the nation’s mines, fac­ left Cairo for Washington today. tories and utilities. It is con­ following the five-hour special ses­ At Prestwick Airport in Scotland, sion of the cabinet, “are inconsistent CHRISTMAS. sidered to be a key economic hOODED PARKASI where Vance’s plane made a one- with the Camp David frameworks or barometer because when produc- hour refueling stop on its way back to D & L l|ps it aJI^wrapped up I tion slows, jobs are lost and con­ are not included in them and changes Washington, U.S. officials said there substantially provisions of the sumers have less products to would be no comment on the Israeli aforementioned peace treaty. w itl|sa vings. t««! I purchase. decision until they have seen the full The 0.7 percent November in­ “Therefore, they are unacceptable text of the cabinet statement. to Israel and rejected by it. crease was the largest since an The Israeli cabinet decision put identical increase in August and “The government of Israel rejects Israel on a collision course with the the attitude and interpretation of the 31 was healthier than the 0.4 percent United States because the Vl^te United States government with A gain of September and October’s House, in statements Thursday, 0.5 percent rise. regard to the Egyptian propolis.” made Israel responsible for the Begin said Israel would like success or failure of Vance’s shuttle Washington “to keep its objectivity” Effects Seen rescue mission. and later said in reply to a question, ’The cabinet, in a statement read by “The position as expressed by the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ad­ Prime Minister Menachem Begin, (Carter) administration is one-sided. ministration officials say Presi­ blamed Egypt for the inability to con- Any one-sided decision imposes dif­ dent Carter’s anti-inflation | clude a treaty based on the ficulties and we hope it will change.” program is the best way to avoid a . framework of the Camp David peace Carter said ’Thui^ay that the con­ recession, and is beginning to agreements signed in September. clusion of the treaty was “primarily work. Christmas Sale at Parkade Begin said the Egyptians in- in the hands of the Israelis.” Treasury Secretary Michael trc^uced wholly new demands and. r"” .” Some area young ladies do some Christmas ’The negotations for a pact began Blumenthal told the Joint lynn Glasser of South Windsor and twin chided the U nit^ States for a “one­ Oct. 12 and proceeded in fits and Economic Committee Thursday shopping of items made by blind persons. The sisters, Laura and Pam Armstrong of sided” interpretation of them. starts, although progress was rapid the president is determined to I items were made especially for children to Manchester. Looking on is Bill Gaughan of Basically, the main issue blocking initially. But the Ulks hit a deadlock carry out his controversial I buy for their parents. Talking with Santa East Hartford. The “store on wheels” was agreement has been the same that about a month ago, which led to the has overshadowed the negotiations program despite opposition. Glaus (Roy Moechel of the Board of Educa-' Vance mission. G. William Miller, chairman of set up Thursday at the Manchester Parkade. from almost the first day: the link tion for the Blind) are, left to right, Tammy- (Her-ald photo by Strempfer) Begin today reaffirmed Israel’s the Federal Reserve System, was between the treaty and the-fn(«« willingness to sign a U.S. draft treaty scheduled to testify today before | progress toward Palestinian self-rule as presented to it Nov. 11 and ap­ the same committee. proved Nov. 21. Israel’s rejection of the proposals £ Backs Theory brought from Egypt by Vance came SHETLAND SPORT COATS, Public-Private Rights Disputed as no surprise. But it meant Sunday’s regularly $75 to 90, now 5 9 .9 9 . MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. deadline for initialing the treaty will (UPI) — Scientists say the first not be met unless there were drastic Our entire stock at gift pricesi Handsome By CHARLIE MAYNARD his house to a hilltop slope to enjoy cause erosion of the land. HOLIDAYS analysis of data returned from the Doric for land on Country Qub Road. developments in the next two days. solid tones, bold plaids, subdued checks, Herald Reporter the view of the pond. The parcel was 4.8 acres of land Pioneer Venus Mission supports Zinky’s attorney, William Roberto, • recommended the TPZ approve Begin said he expected the AND In all-wool sport coats with soft shoulder, the “greenhouse” theory about GLASTONBURY - The question near the Eastbury pond with a said both parties were looking for a wetlands area west of the dike which two rear lot subdivisions on the negotiations will be resumed because classic styling. We have regular, short and the Venusian climate, but raises of balancing a property owner’s southeast side of Hopewell Heights “we want to sign a peace treaty with long sizes, so save right now! rights versus the public enjoyment of compromise which "the commission the commission is trying to preserve. NIGHTS, questions about the planet’s can live with” and give the land by Richard Brown. Egypt.” I origins. a site came to a head at ’Thursday In other matters, the commission: owner a place to build the home. • recommended to the Town Plan He said he would attend another Four NASA robot probes laden night’s Conservation Commission • recommended the TPZ approve However, the hour-long discussion and Zoning Commission the subdivi­ summit meeting with President TOO - I with instruments plunged to the meeting. two rear lot subdivisions by Brereton Carter, if invited in an attempt to I surface of Venus Dec. 9, relaying At issue was a restriction on land ended without agreement and Rober­ sion apprval for six lots on 21 acres Mucklow on Laurel Trail with con­ to said the pending application would seal the pact, the first ever between I data about the perpetual shroud owned by Edward Zinky of 644 located south of Hebron Avenue by ditions that special care be used “to Israel and an Arab state. MISSES’ be withdrawn. Joseph Vinick. ’The developer was I that obscures the planet. Manchester Road which would cur­ preserve vegetation at the greatest Carter, in stepping up the pressure All the information gathered by tail the amount of vegetation he Commission members were con­ granted a waiver for construction of extent possible.” FAMOUS MAKE a driveway within 100 feet of on Israel, said ’Thursday; “One of the SAVINGS the 18 instruments aboard will could remove. cerned that too much thinning of the That condition was placed because major issues is whether or not a The strip of land is to the west of surrounding vegetation would impair wetlands and for the capping of of the commission’s desire to OUTERWEAR I take at least another week to sewers. should be set, not a fixed definite decode and process, and months, Eastbury Pond, and Zinky told the the “public enjoyment of the view” preserve the land on the ridgeline requirement that the West Bank- FOR ALL regularly $85, now 5 9 .9 9 . I or perhaps years, to analyze. commission he would like to relocate and that the cutting of trees would • approved the transfer of an near Diamond Lake Association Inland Wetlands permit to Joseph Gaza self-government should be es­ Suburban coats and hooded parkas make The greenhouse theory holds property. tablished by the end of 1979.” YOUR the warmest gifts aroundl From lop New Ithat the hot Venusian England makers, choose suburbans In temperatures, which reach 900 cords or poly twills, and wInd-chasIng I degrees at the surface, can be SPECIAL parkas In poly/cotton shells. Save $251 I explained by a very dense at- I mosphere and the cloud layer, Cleveland Close to Default which holds heat in. . TIMES... CLEVELAND (UPI) — This is the the mayor’s fiscal reorganization dicated it was the Cleveland trust troubled Municipal Light Plant to day Cleveland must get its act plan but the debate could prove Bank, the city’s largest. Cleveland raise money. But on ’Thursday, the together — or head into financial meaningless if a major city bank Trust holds the largest single amount ■ Still Mystery ruin. doesn’t reverse its stand and agree to mayor offered this reply; “I’ll never — $5 million — of the notes that are sell my soul to the devil. refinance its portion of the $15.5 t 'lU' , ’"ii DETROIT (UPI) - A task force Unless Mayor Dennis Kucinich falling due. ‘"There has already been a com­ convinces a half-dozen local banks he million in short-term notes. I investigation into the ritualistic Kucinich has proposed raising the promise,” Kucinich insisted. ‘"The As the atmosphere at Cleveland slayings of four children in has a sound financial plan to put the city income tax from the current 1 compromise is that I have proposed City Hall grew more tense each hour, Detroit’s affluent northern sub­ city back on its feet, and has the clout percent to 1.5 percent as part of his one-half percent increase in the tax, urbs ended in frustrated disap­ to pull it off, Cleveland will default City Council President George proposal to persuade the banks to which is something I had not Forbes disclosed late Thursday that pointment today with the identity on $15.5 million in short-term notes refinance the notes. expected to do and it goes against my one of the six local banks holding the of the killer still a mystery. at 12:01 a.m. Saturday. Approval by 22 of the 33 Council basic nature. But it is fundamentally notes already had found Kucinich’s members is necessary before the The unique federally and locally I It would be the first major important to bring about financial OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF funded and computer-aided police reorganization plan unacceptable. plan can be put on a February stability.” American city to go into default since “ One bank is holding back,” referendum. task force formed two years ago the Great Depression. Forbes admitted. “You’ve got to In an informal straw vote taken to catch the Oakland County child- Avoiding that stigma is no easy Kucinich had planned to meet with bear in mind that the current earlier in the week, council members MEN’S VESTED SUITS! killer closed up shop without { task for Kucinich. The mayor has council members ‘Thursday, but the achieving its goal. (Kucinich) plan is not acceptable to voted 14-13 against the mayor’s session never took place. Later, he been feuding with the City Council all of the banks and it won’t fly unless proposal, with six members absent. and he needs its support to convince warned “time is running out. If we 99.99 they all agree.” Council members have demanded can have Council approval, Uiere is Inside Today I Mayor Dennis Kurinirli the banks the city can do it. Though Forbes declined to name 5 — as a condition of their approving no question that is what we need to Kucinich and the Council prepared the bank, a well-placed source in Regularly $130-$155. Too good to missi Great-looking Business...... n the income tax measure — that get the banks to say, ‘we’re with 30% OFF for a dramatic showdown today over Cleveland’s business community in­ three-piece vested and 4-plece quad suits In wools. Classified...... 22-26 Kucinich agree to sell the fiscally you.’” wool blends and texturized polyesters. You’ll save on solids Comics...... 27 POLY COORDINATES stripes and plaids In contemporary or Editorial ...... is regularly $24-$28, now 15.97-32.97. traditional styling. Regular, short and Entertainment ...... 21 Great looks to take you right through long sizes. Men's Shops; All stores except Fam ily...... 12 Oil Ministers Seek Big Price Hike Gift Guide...... 18-19 the season! Pants and skirts, blazers New London. ^ I and vests, tunics and blouses, all In High School World...... 10 ABU DHABI (UPI) — Algerian Oil Obituaries ...... 14 “guess the price game” before the appeared unlikely to head off an in­ tones of green or terracotta. 8-18. Minister Ahmed Ghozali said today two-day conference of the Organiza­ Tayeh Abdul Karim told reporters, to reach a unanimous decision,” Sports...... 15-17 crease. “we doubt they will succeed.” he will seek the highest possible in­ tion of Petroleum Exporting Coun­ Quatar’s oil minister. Sheikh Abdul Karim said. Television ...•...... 21 Karim estimated the OPEC coun­ crease at a conference of oil­ tries starts. Aziz bin Khalifa al Thani, said He said an increase of 5 to 10 per­ exporting nations this weekend. Ghozali said the problem for the tries have lost half their potential cent would be merely “symbolic,” Thursday an increase already has revenue in the past two years Like his colleague from Iraq, OPEC conference is not the price for been decided upon. and this raised the prospect of a con­ KdOOPSTOCK'sA because of the West’s economic ills, MAP! ME Tayeh Abdul Karim, Ghozali said he the next six months or a year, but the “The increase already has been test between hard-line countries like would not be satisfied with the long-term question of “dealing once and warned; “there are limits to our Iraq and nations such as Saudi LOST HIS agreed upon, and those appeals patience.” CHRISTMAS “small adjustment” of less than 10 and for all with the depreciation of would have come at the right time, Arabia and Egypt to moderate “We believe that this time we are LIST! percent proposed by Saudi Arabia our revenues.” not at a critical moment,” Thani OPEC’s demands. and some of its moderate allies. But even before the opening of the going to agree on an adjustment At past conferences, Karim has All stores open late evenings . . . open Sunday 11 to 6 — said. minimal enough to compensate for at “A little retouching, a small conference, there seemed to be little Thani’s colleague from Iraq been among the minority demanding adjustment would not be decent,” doubt that a price increase was in­ least part of our losses.” increases of at least 25 percent. warned the OPEC nations are deter­ But Karim also said Iraq would not Ghozali told reporters. “It would evitable. mined to recover revnues lost Karim said a sudden increase such •MANCHESTER «VERNON •CORBINS CORNER •AVON •NEW BRAITAIN •BRISTOL make us look ridiculous in front of Even President Carter’s pledge to press its demands to the point of as the quadrupling of oil prices in because of inflation and depreciation breaking OPEC’s unity. All stores open late evenings ... OPEN SUNDAY 11 to 6 our own people.” bolster the dollar and his appeal to of the dollar. 1973-74 would not be in anyone’s in­ “We would not accept a nominal However, the Algerian minister the OPEC countries to extend their Even if Carter’s dollar measures terest, and he appeared to favor amount. However, we will endeavor said he was refusing to play the price freeze into a third year were adopted, Iraqi oil minister regular, staggered hikes. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., FrI., Dec. 15, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri„ Dec. 15, 1978 — PAGE THREE Youth Being Sought AgostinelU C-T-- Iran Troops Open Fire FTC Eyes Monoploy In Teacher Slaying' Heads Panel 4 On GOP Job To Disperse Mourners In Media Business NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Authorities Police said the bandit fired a single TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iranian today obtained an arrest warrant for of anger,” one witness reported in WASHINGTON (UPI) - The shot at the victim’s chest, then fled troops opened fire today to disperse in the holy city of Mashad, in east Udall said the FTC was “gently a 17-year-old youth in the fatal through a side door toward East Shiraz. Federal Trade Commission, already MANCHESTER -Nathan several thousand mourners carrying Iran, were beaten up and forced to pr(^ding a great and free institution shooting of a teacher who was slain Rock Park, leaving $135 in receipts. The mourners refused an order to embroiled in controversy with Agostinelli was elected chairman of bodies of riot victims for burial in the flee, witnesses said. which bears a tremendous social during an apparent bungled robbery School officials said there were disperse, the witnesses said, and the The government today banned all several major industries, is gingerly responsibility to recognize that the the screening committee for southern Iranian city of Shiraz, at the high school's candy store. only a few persons near the scene. troops opened fire. demonstrations — both for and involving itself in what could be the public may be losing its confidence in Republican Town Chairman at an witnesses reported. Police said they were seeking Most students were outdoors waiting To protest the attack, the tourist against the shah — in an attempt to thorniest issue it faces — the concen­ organization meeting Thursday mor­ There were no immediate reports that institution as it becomes un­ Reginald Jones of New Haven in the to board buses for a ride home. city 580 miles south of Tehran went quell the systematic arson and killing tration of media ownership. ning at the home of Mrs. Elsie “ Biz” of deaths. But the witnesses said recognizable from its profit-hungry Thursday afternoon shooting of The store sells school supplies and Swensson. on a virtual strike and motorists that spread across the country in the FTC Chairman Michael Pertschuk, several people were brought to the colleagues in the business world — a Anthony Annunziata, 56, of Orange, a drove through the streets with car opening a two-day symposium on the candy and is used to demonstrate Mrs. Swensson explained in accor­ city’s hospitals with gunshot wounds. last three days. Politicians criticized perception that can only lead to business education teacher at Wilbur lights glaring in the daylight. issue Thursday, said he knew the practical business skills to students. dance with bylaws, it is stated the 'The shooting occurred early today the three-day delay in announcing the serious erosion of the special Cross High School. The shooting climaxed a three-day media was “chronically ill-tempered It is located in a hallway leading to vice chairman shall be responsible as several thousand men and women official ban. privilege the First Amendment Authorities added they had the school gymnasium. rampage by marauding tribesmen at any form of external scrutiny” but provides.” for determining the time, date and marched from the Pahlavi Universi­ The final toll in the apparent pro­ recovered what might be the murder The death of Annunziata, described and farmers through towns across that a discussion was called for by a Sixty-one percent of the nation’s place for a meeting to select a new ty medical facilities with bodies of shah backlash was still not known. weapon. by colleagues as dedicated and a Iran, killing anti-shah elements and In Paris, exiled opposition leader broad spectrum of voices,“ incIuding daily newspapers are controlled by chairman. several people killed in this week’s Jones was described by police as strong disciplinarian, left students burning homes and shops. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today voices within the media newspaper groups and central The meeting must be held within 15 pro-shah attacks on opponents of the being of medium build with a burn and administrators numb. It was In the central Iranian city of Yazd, called for a nationwide general strike themselves.” ownership is increasing. to 30 days of the vacancy. regime. scar on his right cheek. He was believed tobe the first time a Connec­ troops fired on demonstrators in Iran to support work stoppages in Pertschuk was encouraged in the “The phenomenon of fewer and The committee voted to conduct “The transportation of the bodies wearing a black and green knit cap, Thursday but casualties could not be move by Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., ticut public school teacher was killed the meeting on Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. in the across the town to the burial grounds the oil fields and declared Monday a fewer people controlling more and leather earmuffs and a black waisti confirmed. And tribesmen who tried and others who warned of a potential­ in such a fashion. hearing room of Town Hall. An provoked the entire city into a mood day of "national mourning” for vic­ more of our public intelligence jacket, they said. “It was senseless,” said one stu­ executive committee meeting will be to attack anti-shah homes and shops tims of the recent violence. ly freedom-inhibiting backlash affects every medium,” said Ben He also goes by the names dent at the scene. “Whoever did it. held beginning at 7 p.m. r; against powerful concentrations. Bagdikian, journalism professor at “I don’t want government ■‘Sunshine"or "Peanut," police said. I’d like to catch, because the teacher \ Committee members agreod the University of California at Named Queen regulators in the news business, but Police said Jones was not a student was a good guy." Thursday to interview each declared Berkeley and former Washington at Wilbur Cross, but they did not “Unfortunately, one of our better candidate in early January and other ’ Shooting Anne E. Fairbanks of let me caution the industry against Post national news editor. know if he formerly was registered teachers has just died,” said John Holiday Surprise person interested in seeking the Winchester, Mass., has been running roughshod over our “The concentration of control of at the school. He was named as a Doyle, assistant superintendent for chairmanship. selected as an Agree All- prejudices against the monopoliza­ our newspapers, magazines and suspect based on information administration. “We’re quite upset.” Residents at Manchester Manor on 385 W. gift was a special project for the troop. Some Persons who have not declar^, but tion of our mass media,” Udall said. broadcasting has reached what I American Homecoming He said* the symposium would not provided by students, faculty and Thomas Mondani, executive Center St. are treated to a holiday surprise as of the Manor residents joined the girls as they were recommended to the com­ Kills Italian Policemen Queen. She will represent think is an alarming level.” local residents, police said. have come about, “if we didn’t Bagdikian said the small group of secretary of the Connecticut Educa­ members of Brownie Troop 630 from Bentley sang Christmas carols. (Herald photo by mittee include Scott Clendaniel, , Italy (UPI) - Red Brigades members in connection Annunziata was confronted and arrested, police sources said they Connnecticut and Trinity recognize that there are problems — tion Association, said, “We’re ab­ Marion Mercer. Harry Red Brigades terrorists today shot and with the Moro killing in the first owners constitute “a private shot about 1:15 p.m. while operating School present a Christmas tree to the Strempfer) had links to others already in College — where she is the and solutions.” ministry of information and culture solutely shocked. Here’s a teacher Reinhorn, George LaBonne and killed two policemen in Turin one day major disclosure in the case in the concession counter, which he did Manor. The girls made the decorations. The custody. “And the American Newspaper in the United States,” and thq con­ who goes to Wilbur Cross to help Beverly Malone. after authorities formally accused 14 several months. reigning homecoming queen during one class period each day. He Twelve of those formally charged Publishers Association wouldn’t be centration of such power has great young people. It will have a Attending Thursday’s members of the gang of kidnapping Police sources speculated the — a t th e Orane Bowl was conscious and talked to am­ Thursday had already been held on noticeably absent ii they didn’t potential for abuse. devastating impact on that school. organizational meeting were and killing former Premier Aldo killing of the two policemen may Festival, Miami, Fla., from bulance attendants who whisked him “This is a tragedy. We hope beyond preliminary charges in connection recognize that some of those Pertschuk said his agency could Agostinelli, Don Genovesi, Carl More. have been in retaliation for the new to Yale-New Haven Hospital. He died Bolton Educators Table with the Moro killing. Dec. 26 through Jan. 3, 1979. solutions are going to be uncomfor­ have gone further than just convene a all hope it is an isolated incident and Zinsser. Harriet Haslett and Mrs. Officers said the two policemen charges. on the operating table about two will never happen again. We are at a M ^ » A ^ oweiisson.Swensson. Chief among those formally (UPI photo) table,” he said. symposium on the subject of media riding in a patrol car outside the The new charges were filed hours later. charged with murder, kidnapping, concentration. loss to find a way to prevent city’s main prison were gunned down Thursday after investigators said A hospital spokeswoman said An­ forming a subversive organization something ike that. Schools were by a blast of submachine gun fire they had proof the same Red nunziata died of a single gunshot never designed around violent acts,” oreign Language Action Group to Meet and other terrorism charges were FOR t from a passing automobile with two Brigades team that killed Moro also wound. She said the bullet passed he said. Corrado Alunni, Prospero Gallinari Sr three men inside. gunned down a magistrate, through his liver and the vein leading The school was the scene June 3 of By DONNA HOLLAND cil. tion effective Jan. 12. Hamm said, and , [Piss(^noN$] On Vivian Slot Officers said one polieman wounded a former local politician to his heart. a pipe bomb explosion in a locker. Herald CorrespondenI The staff said it was “greatly con­ have enjoyed my tenure in Bolton managed to get off a shot at his at­ and attacked a national police Concert in Vernon Annunziata and his assailant ap­ Three students were injured, one cerned over the board’s action” and and feel it has provided me with BOLTON — No action was taken by the board’s reasons “are unsound.” MANCHESTER —The screening tackers before falling dead. barracks. VERNO — The Middle School WE 6IFT parently exchanged few words. seriously. the Board of Education at its many interesting and varied The board’s reasons included committee to recommend a replace­ The Red Brigades claimed respon­ In addition to the charges and music department will present its an­ WRAP Annunziata, who worked part-time meeting Thursday concerning the experiences and I will always have sibility for the attack in an revelations, police sources in nual winter concert Dec. 21 at 7:30 in his family’s jewelry store in down scheduling, increased participation ment for Republican Director Mrs. Bolton High School French-Spanish an active interest in the education in anonymous telephone call to the said two more Red Brigades suspects p.m. The bands, choir and choral in extra curricular activities and Bolton.” Vivian Ferguson is scheduled for FREE town New Haven, had been a teacher position. The board discuss^ the newspaper Gazzetta del Popolo. had been arrested near Varese in ensemble will perform holiday for 20 years. closer coordination of the two Dec. 20 at 9 a.m. at the home of Mrs. m atter in executive session and plans Hamm accepted a position in On Thursday, authorities in Rome northern Italy Thursday. Though of­ favorites. The event is free and the we save rou Money" 3 day sale fri-sat-SUNii Trailer Evictions programs. Amherst, N.H. as a reading consul­ Elsie “Biz” Swensson. “It’s ironic he was never hurt there to discuss it again at a future filed formal charges against 14 Red ficials would not identify thnsp public is invited. K ipHOESKxsaicao WESTPORT (UPI) - The chair­ (at the jewelry store) where he The staff said scheduling would be tant in a middle school. The executive committee will meeting. ' meet Dee. 28. I I " " c o u p o n “ For Tha Kids man of the Planning and Zoning Com­ handled thousands of dollars, and he easier with two teachers, that it Hamm is also the president of the •HAMILTON In July the board voted to would be difficult for one teacher to Mrs. Swensson she has received in- Songsters Meet is •GRUEN mission says the town should provide was shot here where he handled pen­ eliminate a half-time French and Bolton Education Association. M e w Y e a r n s low income housing for 87 families nies,” a colleague said. match the extra curricular activities diption from Director William MANCHESTER - The CLASSIC • YULCAIN half-time Spanish position and create currently offered with two teachers Bug Contract Signed Diana he has no plans to resign from Senior Songsters of the B t A U T Y who could be evicted from a trailer Annunziata’s pastor. Rev. Mario a full time French-Spanish position. • BENRUS and there is evidence of cooperation. The board signed a three-year con­ the Board of Directors. Salvation Anny will meet park. Bordignon of St. Anthony’s Church, School Superintendent Raymond T O D A Y S E v e W H h U s • HELBROS The staff said, “It is the strong tract with Clark Transportation of tonight at 6 at the Citadel. STYLI^'G Patricia Coplen Thursday said 61 of said he was a “joyous, noble, Allen was instructed to inform the • WALTHAM feeling of the staff of Bolton High Colchester for the busing of Bolton The committee will be charged the families live below the national religious man. teachers involved, of the board’s ac­ • AFUUBUFFn School that to eliminate these two students. with recommending one vacancv be poverty level at the Imperial Park “He was always calling for peace tion, and ask for their written inten­ Women’s Parly , MMY HOT t COLO imiS although no one is receiving welfare. people would cause curtailment of Bids for transportation were filled. OFFICIAL and unity,” Bordignon said. “He tion to become certified to teach both waived as allowed by board policy if MANCHESTER - The ALL YOU CAM EAT 7 TO 9 The park’s owners, the Imperial loved his family and was watching the quality education that Bolton con­ Members of the committee, in ad­ STAR WARS- 1 courses. tinues to strive to give its students. you continue with the same contrac­ dition to Mrs. Swensson and Diana, Professional Women’s Realty Co., wants to close the park his boys grow up, thinking about their Club Christmas party will TEXAS INSTRUMENTS The two teachers involved We request the board rescind the ac­ tor. include Walter Joyner, Peter • DANaNG 9-1 and develop the 4.6 acre site. future.” be held Saturday at 2:30 MICRO-ELECTHONIC attended a school board meeting in tion taken in July.” The only change in the contract is Sylvester, Harry Reinhom, George MUSK BY THE September complaining they didn’t p.m. at the home of Mrs. ; NORELCO DIGITAL The student council, in its letter, the cost. Clark will receive a 10 per­ LaBonne, Scott Clendaniel and MKHGMI WAY U » know anything about the board’s plan Ellen Lingard, 35 Hudson WATCHES said it adds its support to the position cent increase the first year and a 6 Ellen Bickford. A sti’t I mi| AUTONIATIC or action until they read it in The St. Miss I^rion Jesseman > .iifpin fnf • SETUPS PROVIDED Never needs winding. FBI Statistics Show taken by the professional staff. percent increase the second and third Large bright L.E.D. dis­ Manchester Herald. will read a Christmas j th-'t 8-CUP years- _ / lovu in your lift*. • HATS, FAVORS, play shows five func­ Teacher Resigns Asked to Resign. story. SMO119IMI M ta.Fl At Thursday’s meeting the board Commitment Given d in (.’oloi ot tions. Calendar MENS 17-JEWELED Robert Hamm, reading consultant Hostesses are Mrs. (r/ (jnliiuii vtiuiHJil. ICOFFEEIIAKER Tm M 885 Crime Rate Increase received letters from the Bolton BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The facul­ NOISEMAKERS automatically adjusts for grades 6-12 submitted his resigns- Attempting to alleviate the con­ Lingard, Miss Mary for long or snort High School staff and student coun­ ty council of the University of SELF WIND • ELECTRICS • CALENDANS • DAY-DATE NEW HAVEN (UPI) - FBI crime theft. cerns of Bolton students and their McAdams and Mrs. Marie *3 5 .0 0 months. Built to be Bridgeport has called on university • AURM8 • POCKET WATCHES • DlVm statistics for the first nine months of The Bridgeport totals" Were 9,215 parents, the Board of EDucation Flynn. Members are asked |!$14.99 rugged for long life, President Leland Miles to resign but even when worn oy ac- this year report crime has gone up in for the first nine months of 1978, a passed the following motion at its to bring wrapped gifts for la d ies elec tr ic s • s e lf -w ind the board of trustees has offered p o u f d B ;; live children. __ _ four of Connecticut’s major cities drop of 530 from the 9,745 for the meeting Thursday, “ It is the intent of convalescent home 24.88 • HIGH FASHION Miles a new contract. Si compared to the same period last same time span of 1977. Committee Finishes this Board of Education that the patients. There will also be mtimit coupon 2 to 6 namonds • NursM • Sports Of the council’s 104 members, 84 »i3»* if year. The other crime totals for the first current eighth grade class will a grab bag gift exchange ^Wjth Coupon^ • cm Boxed • 1 year Cmrenlee voted they had no confidence in However, the figures, released nine months of 1978 and 1977, respec­ graduate from Bolton High School in for members. Shoor Miles. Thursday, showed crimed totals tively, were: Education Aid Plan June 1983 and then board is com­ decreased in Bridgeport, which has mitted to this task.” The university’s board of trustees I SAVE *9 I *1.80 —Hartford, 13,326 and 13,310. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A Museum Hosts r U K N « m the largest population. be forwarded to the state Board of The motion passed unanimously announced Thursday it had Offered —New Haven, 12,738 and 11,883. special task force has put the MANCHESTER - Mr. BfOB HTIDNr The statistics also showed New and all board members were in atten­ Miles a renewal contract and he had —Stamford, 3,666 and 3,389. finishing touches on a funding plan Education, which is scheduled to Haven had the greatest increase in accepted. The faculty members were and Mrs. Charles Kramer OPEN MON-FRI —Waterbury, 5,260 and 4,573. designed to made Connecticut’s vote on it Jan. 3. dance. murders and non-negligent on strike for more than two weeks of 41 Campfield Road will 9 AM - 9 PM M A M A M IA ’S % The statistics showed murders and system of financing education accep­ Eventually, the plan will be sent to A similar commitment was given homicides, from three in the first earlier this year. be host and hostess Sunday SAT 9-8:30 PM 748 TOLLAND TPKE. non-negligent manslaughter in Stam­ table to the courts. the Legislature. to last year’s Grade 8 students. nine months of 1977 to 13 from from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz 917 MAIN STREEt MANCHESTER ford increased from two to five in the The Connecticut School Finance Under the funding formula, cities Junior Museum, 126 Cedar January through September of this first nine months of 1977 and 1978. and towns would receive about $196.7 Downtown Manchester FOR RESERVATIONS 646-75581 year. Advisory Panel Thursday voted 15-4 St. The public is invited. The report said Waterbury had to approve a plan to double state million in new state aid over the next Nurses Group The statistics were broken down three murders and non-negligent years. This would be on top of the into seven categories — murder and educational aid to municipalities manslaughters in the time period of over the next five years. $190 million in state aid they’re non-negligent manslaughter; forcible Adds Staffer both years. Approval of the formula receiving now. rape; robbery; aggravated assault; It said declines were registered in culminated 18 months of study and Opponents of the plan Thursday burglary and breaking and entering; Hartford, from 26 to 24, and in public hearings by the special task said the funding formula was in­ 12 « SHARP 5” larceny and theft; and motor vehicle MANCHESTER -M iss Ann ‘BABT COLOGNE Bridgeport, from 15 to 11. force. The fundine blueprint now will capable of keeping pace with infla­ PORTABLE tion and would not satisfy a court Rychlik has joined the professional K-OL MIMEIiOSOl order requiring changes in the way staff of the Manchester.j^Public Push Button TELEVISION L a! NATURAL SPRAY FROM >«PO 79.T7 ZV.S3 National Forecast Connecticut finances education. Health Nursing Association.';' BLENDER Others on the panel claimed the A native of Stratford, Mis(s Rychlik FABERS • SO SEXY! Memphis pc 47 29 graduated from the University of, City Fest Hi laO plan to spend an estimated $40 Miami Beach pc 75 64 C h a r lie * to G iv e ! ( million per year was a “pre­ Connecticut School of Nursing, cum' Revlon's exciting ■ Albuquerque c 49 21 Milwaukee pc 34 30 laude. * 1 5 ® ® Charlie* 1/2-oz. Anchorage ___ ... c 29 10 Minneapolis c 31 23 ordained” decision handed down to R*fl. '169.95 cologne spray. Her education included a special’ *F I. 02. Asheville c 44 14 accomodate Gov. Ella Grasso’s Reg. 824.95 Nashville c 44 27 course in community health in the Reg. 4.50 Atlanta c SI 28 New Orleans pc 33 43 budget promises of no new or higher Billings s 34 26 New York c 37 30 taxes. Appalachian Mountain area in Ken-< EOLUQ I l i l T j Birmingham tucky. She also worked in the c SO 22 Oklahoma Cty c 49 29 The Connecticut Conference on EMERSON’S “ Big-Uttle” Boston pc 41 28 Omaha c 40 20 Municipalities said communities will recovery room of Rockville General Brwnsvil, Tx. pc 57 49 Philadelphia pc 40 28 still have to raise property taxes to Ann Ryclilik Hospital, and as an office nurse for Buffalo pc 31 27 Dr. Norman Gross of Hartford. l>«lf TIMPftAIVtllVj^* Phoenix c 74 47 pay their share of escalating PORTABLE Charlstn, S.C. c 56 38 Pittsburgh pc 31 27 educational costs over the five years. Charlott, N.C, c 48 24 CHILDRENS Portland, Me. c. 35 18 The group said impact of the Chicago pc 37 32 Portland, Ore. r 48 34 South Windsor Eyes Visit our "Emerson. . 2-SPEED Cleveland proposed state aid will diminish as pc 34 29 Providence pc 40 22 Decorative Telephones Garage Door Openers ^PHONOCRAPH Columbus pc 35 30 Richmond c 45 25 inflation continues to rise. FM-AM DIGITAL Dallas pc 52 33 St. Louis c 47 36 CCM’s representative on the panel, Electric Showcase CLOCK RADIO UPI W tATMII POTOCAtT • EZ3* Problems in Buckland Denver c 54 21 Salt Lak Cty pc 36 17 Joel Cogen, who twice tried un­ Christmas Lights Smoke Detectors i 1*24 Hr.p De Moines pc 43 28 San Antonio pc 55 46 successfully to have the panel junk SOUTH WINDSOR - If the zoning from rural residential to com­ Mum Detroit for great gift ideas! c 34 30 San Diego c 72 49 the formula, predicted the court will Buckland Commons project is built, mercial,” said Talbot, “and MAP Residential Lighting loEisii Sol' Duluth c 26 Power Tools For period ending 7 a.m. EST 121678. During Friday 17 San Francisco c 63 47 turn it down. as originally planned, with the com­ Associates intends to proceed with or night, rain is expected over the Pacific Northwest, por­ El Paso c 56 28 San Juan c 84 73 Panel member Richard Noyes, mercial portion in Manchester and Hartford without our participation.” i, *34.95 Value tions of the Tennessee valley and the lower Mississippi pc 33 20 Seattle r 50 34 representing the Connecticut Public the residential development in South Microwave Ovens Small Appliances 19.95 Value Reg. *5 Honolulu c 77 67 Spokane pc 37 25 Talbot said South Windsor could valley. Clear to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Houston Expenditures Council, said the Windsor, South Windsor will get the gain some $217,000 in taxes if half of pc 55 46 Tampa c 69 51 Clocks \ m m r r I *8 O F f ------1 Indianapolis c 39 31 Washington c 45 31 proposed formula gives most of the traffic and the problems while the Buckland Commons shopping ELECTRIC SUPPLYING. Radios Jackson, Mss. c 50 24 Wichita c 47 25 aid to larger cities and small rural Manchester gets most of the area was built in South Windsor. NOW OPEN BOTH THURSDAY Jacksonville towns, areas with a large number of 20% OFF c 58 34 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- benefits, according to a report by If a portion was located in South Tools AND FRIDAY TIL 9:00 P.M. Televisions GENERAL^ ELECTRIC Connecticut Weather Kansas City c 46 32 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- economically disadvantaged and South Windsor Town Manager Paul Windsor the mall site would be along Las Vegas THRU THE CHRISTMAS SEASON * 1 1 ” Partly sunny today. Highs around 40, 5 C. Fair tonight c 59 33 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- welfare children. Talbot. the townline of South Windsor and FM-AM Little Rock pc 48 30 Table Lamps Floor Lamps R e g . 1 7 .e s ALL with lows 25 to 30, Mostly sunny and mild Saturday. Highs rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; Talbot prepared the report at the Manchester would be in the area, FOR YOUR HOLIDAY GIFT Los Angeles c 76 46 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- Another opponent, Thomas Mon­ request of Town Council members CLOCK RADIO •KAYWOODIE 45 to 50. Probability of precipitation, 10 percent today, between Wheeler, Burnham and SHOPPING. TEXAS IRSTtUMENTS Louisville c 40 31 thunderstorms; w-windy. dani, of the Connecticut Education who expressed concern over the Telephone Answering near zero percent tonight and Saturday. Southwesterly Smith streets. , , Decorative Paddle Fans\. 646-2830 •DR. GRABOW winds 15 to 20 mph and gusty today, diminishing to 10 to Association, said the formula leaves Buckland plan. “ If plans proceed and the mall is| Machines the communities “way behind in the The six-page report indicated that PBOFEIIOII $ K )88 •YELLOW BOWL 15 mph tonight,-continuing Saturday. Extended Outlook located entirely in Manchester, South [uenNieiuMMiui race against inflation.” there would be substantial impact on Windsor will not receive any of the Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Generally fair weather. Daytime FN ciiiH ninutiir Reg. 27.95 ■ ■ f •MEDICO PIPES Mondani lost out in his attempts to South Windsor streets because of the economic benefits and will have no: 1 Long Island Sound highs in 40s Sunday, in 30s Monday and Tuesday. Over­ get the panel to expand funding for project, which will be built “ with or control over the development of the; night lows in upper teens and 20s. special education by $12 million, without South Windsor approval.” project, but have much traffic in-: Westlnghouss] COUPON WORTH *2 Small craft advisory in effect, Partly cloudy today, fair Vermont; Chance of rain or snow showers Sunday. adjust the formula to minimize the Talbot said that the developer, crease,” said Talbot. (»MMCT-110 SUE MSTWr LOUMC- tonight. Increasing cloudiness Saturday with chance of Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday. Highs in the mid 20s impact on towns with declining MAP Associates of Houston, can The regional mall would bring an FOR ALL FLIP FLASH CAMERA « USESIUGICUBES 0 Oakland Strati Wouta S3 MtrKhatlar, CT. tal 646-2630 rain late in day. High pressure over southern states north to upper 30s south. Lows in the teens and low 20s. school enrollments and have the for­ proceed immediately at the additional traffic flow of about 9,(X)0 ‘VOGUE’ POCKET CAMERA _____ toll traa numbar: 1-IOO-633-7009 RgrUBMcrmt ■ moving east. Front approaching from west Saturday, Maine: Chance of flurries north and partly cloudy south mula phased in over three or four Manchester site which is south of the to 10,000 cars a day, with the heaviest .WITH FLASHCUBI eXTtNDn throughout the period. Lows 5 to 10 north and 10 to 20 f&S£Rtt PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 1.491 Southwesterly winds 15 to 25 knots today and tonight, years instead of five years. South Windsor line and north of the amount of traffic during the evening diminishing to 10 to 20 knots Saturday. Visibility more south. Highs in the 20s oo low 30s. Anthony Milano, Gov. Grasso’s relocated Burnham Street, because hours. WESTINGH0USE3-PAGK I than 5 miles, lowering to 1 to 3 miles late Saturday New Hampshire: Chance of flurries north Sunday and budget chief and a member of the the area is already zoned for com­ MAP Associates should be advised MAGICUBES I Average wave heights 1 to 3 feet today and tonight, in­ Monday and partly cloudy Tuesday. Partly cloudy south panel, defended the five-year phase- mercial development. to apply to the South Windsor Plan­ PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 1» * creasing slightly Saturday, throughout the period. Lows teens north to low 20s south in period as a “practicable” move, “ Development cannot occur in ning and Zoning Commission for a- Limit 3 I PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 8.89 m $ i 1 9 Limit 2 Cameras with this coupon and highs in the 20s to low 30s. and one that is in the best interests of South Windsor unless the Planning zone change, Talbot said. Ptek I the taxpayer. and Zoning Commission changes the ^mmmmmm^^mmrn

C PAGE FOUR — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 15, 1978 MANOIESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 15, 1978 — PAGE FIVE Manchester Parkade Board Appoints Coaches Forest Elects Pearl VERNON — ’The Board of Educa­ been taking gymnastics courses at work in the new Migrant Program at tion has approved the appointments Springfield College. the Center Road School. The As Grand Tall Cedar for several staff positions and Lynn Shannon will take over as program is provided under a federal coaching positions. girls’ track coach replacing Michael Title I grant. Ma n c h e s t e r — e . sieve Peari McCaw, then worshipful master of Open of 152 Hollister St. has been elected The coaching positions are ail for Simmons. She is a science teacher at Miss Mary Beth Lombardi was Manchester Lodge of Masons, NItes & Grand Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest, filling vacancies created by the Rockville High School and has been also hired to work as the Community accepted the charter and became the Sunday Tall Cedars of Lebanon, for 1979, the resimations of the present coaches. involved in the intramural programs Outreach worker, systemwide, for first Grand Tall Cedar of Nutmeg group’s golden anniversary year. Edward Argenta, a science teacher and was also assistant coach of the the migrant program, also under a Forest. at the Middle School, will take over girls’ basketball team and worked in Title I grant. Others elected at the recent Of the 50 members when the meeting were Frederick Gaal of 106 the coaching of the girls’ basketball the summer program in Windsor Christmas Concert charter was issued, only seven are team. He replaces Beverley Locks. Hartford Road, senior deputy; still living in the area and belong to VERNON - The PTO of the Sykes Werstler. Paul Taft, also a science teacher at Richard J . Dufresne of 105 Collimore Nutmeg Forest today. C. Leroy Memorial School, will host a coffee Argenta officiated for and assisted Rockville High School, will replace Road, East Hartford, junior deputy; Norris of 62 Adelaide Road is the hour at 7 p.m. Dec. 20 in the school the coach in the present program. He Jam es Hennessey as assistant track John Marino of 13 Westwood St., oldest living past Grand Tall Cedar cafeteria. This will precede the has been involved in intramural coach. Taft has served as head coach treasurer; and Arthur R. Trinz of 46 (1935). Christmas Concert to be presented at Foley St., scribe. programs at the school and has of track at Brien McMahon High 7:30 in the auditorium. attended an undergraduate program, School in Norwalk, has participated A semi-public installation will be The band, under the direction of in mechanics and techniques of in competitive running, and was a held Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the William Belden, will play “White coaching classwork at the University member of the cross country team at Masonic Temple, after a short Christmas,” and “Do You Hear What of Connecticut. the University of Connecticut. business meeting. Entertainment I Hear.” i| Student Reports Janet Bromfield will replace The board also approved the ap­ and refreshments will follow the in­ “Calypso Noel,” and “Alleluia,” stallation. Sharon Daly as coach of gymnastics. pointment of Elizabeth Glater to Students at Rockville will be presented by the chorus, Nutmeg Forest dates to May 18, She is presently a senior at teach music at the Maple Street High School will get their directed by Jeffrey Livingston. 1929, when District Deputy Supreme Springfield College and has been a School on a one-day-a-week basis. second quarter midterm “Our Christmas Heritage” will be Tall Cedar Harry A. Sanderson of summer program director and a ’This is a new position and the ap­ ;!? reports Monday. gymnastics instructor in another pointment is for one year. a combined selection by both the Providence, R.I., presented the band and chorus. The program is K’ .v'iaiimiii/niwiaMiW)* town plus gymnastics instructor at Miss Mary Lauble was appointed to charter issued by Supreme Tall open to the public. E. Steve Pearl the Stamford Jewish Center and has Cedar Frank B. Sterner. Jam es 0. Cheering Section Deadline Jan. 2 Part of the crowd which acted as a cheering section at ^ parent-teacher volleyball game in Buckley School gym­ nasium Thursday night. (Herald photo by Strempfer) On Immunization VERNON - The 24 students in the public Any student transferring into the system will be school system who have not received their tetanus- given one month to obtain a Salesman Guilty in Sub Plot 1'^ diptheria vaccine will be health record or proof of immunization. excluded from school if ST. LOUIS (U PI) — A federal court jury has But the government last week switched the Mendenhall had expected to receive the first T il they do not receive it by convicted a Rochester, N.Y., insurance charge against them to wire fraud— using the payment to finance the plot at the meeting. Jan. 2, Dr. Albert Kerkin .Were Famous for Quality, Selection, Value! salesman of wire fraud in a scheme to swindle Schmidt, who later received immunity from Jr., assistant superinten­ 5 telephone to try to swindle $300,000 in front $300,000 from a businessman in a plot to steal a money from Charles E.N. Rosene, a St. Louis prosecution, testified the day after the arrest dent of schools, said. nuclear submarine. heating and air-conditioning contractor. that Mendenhall told him the hijack plot was The tetanus-diptheria Poulan The jury deliberated 17 minutes before Rosene testified he notified police after phony. vaccine is a new require­ returning the guilty verdict Thursday night Mendenhall first called him about the plot. Cmdr. Michael A. Farmer, former ment set by the state nucro25 Y o u r 1 tiristm as Store! against Edward J. Mendenhall. The police notified the FBI. executive officer of the Trepang, testified the Board of Education and the GAS POWERED SAW J “It was a vicious, nasty thing that potential­ “Chuck Rosene doesn’t know the difference submarine theft plans submitted by state Department of Health. ly could have compromised national between a submarine and a submarine Mendenhall to Rosene were in error on at Kerkin said that as of security,” assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy J. sandwich,” Wilson told the jury. “Mendenhall least 49 points he detailed in court. ♦ Dec. 6, two students from Wilson said of the scheme. thought, ‘Maybe I can con him.’” “My conclusion is that it’s impossible,” the Middle School and one U.S. District Judge James H. Meredith set Cosgrove is scheduled to go on trial Monday Farmer said of the chance of success of the Rockville High School stu­ sentencing for Monday. Mendenhall, 24, could in Meredith’s court. plot. Maiter dent were still excluded receive up to five years in prison and a $1,000 Farmer said 12 pirates with no submarine Charge, \ because they had not ’The key testimony against Mendenhall fine. came earlier Thursday from Kurtis J. background as proposed by Mendenhall and Vita A received their polio im­ 2cu. in.« The maximum is the same as on the Schmidt, 22, an unemployed carpet cleaner Cosgrove could not have moved the Trepang Youth Centra munization. Automatk oiling original charge against Mendenhall and from Kansas City, Kan. from its berth even if they had managed to Chergei The 24 students were also 100% botring constniction. TEXAS James W. Cosgrove, 26, of Geneva, N.Y. Both Schmidt was arrested with Mendenhall Oct. board the submarine and kill its crew. 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^ ) PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 15. 1978 Mexicans Attacking MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (lonn., Fri., Dec. 15, 1978— PAGE SEVEN Manchester Curfew Chief S e t s Driveway Standards HEBRON — concern feet from the public alternate on the Zoning over the ability of the highway, be at least 10 feet Clubs, and is president of - previously been a com­ Alien Amnesty Plan To Start Next Year Boanld of Appeals. the Ck)smopolitan Club of Hebron Volunteer Fire wide and 10 feet high. Tree mittee member but had to The term will run until Manchester... MEXICO CITY (UPI) - While refuse to hear the cries of despera­ Department to get to limbs should be trimmed resign because of his job Nov. 20, 1979. Mrs. Von She^ha's also held President Carter tries to patch up tion from these men that need to eat MANCHESTER — A cUrfew es­ "There are speeding laws, but not emergencies at private and shoulders should be requirements. Deck is a member of the nymdrous positions in the relations with Mexico during his and support their families." tablished for most town properties everybody who speeds gets residences where there are adequate to handle an 18- 'The committee agreed to three-day visit here next February, With a combined unemployment Town Committee, is s e r ;^ stem Star and served as should go into effect by early next arrested,” he said. He hopes the new long driveways, has caused ton truck. ving as treasurer of-ttle invite Judge of Probate, J. thousands of Mexicans will migrate and underemployment rate of nearly worthy matron of the year. law will act as a deterrent to stop the Fire chief William V. Borst Borst said that many of Republican WomelPs Club, Stewart Stockwell to speak illegally north across the border. SO percent, Mexico's industrial and Fellowship Lodge of large gatherings in the park. to set some rules for those these private driveways serves as a representative at either the January or The steady stream of Mexicans farm production capacity is The Town Board of Directors Manchester. Stephen Cassano, a member of the homeowners. have not had proper snow from the club to the First February meeting to entering the United States — es­ hopelessly insufficient to support Tuesday night approved the curfew, Board of Directors, said the Chief Borst said that in removal and this has The committeq has also explain the duties of his of­ which applies to most town parks and Congressional District vote to accept David Mar- timated to number about one million would-be migrants south of the townwide survey showed much recent years it has become prevented access by fice. Republican Women’s nicki as a member. He had a year — appears to be an unsolvable border. all schools, swimming pools and worry among residents about crime popular to locate one or emergency vehicles. cemeteries. The curfew will prohibit problem in the shaky relations Hence, the vast migration is known problems and drug use. two private homes on a Driveways should be persons on the named properties between the two neighbors. as Mexico's "safety-valve." One "This is one of their big concerns,” long private driveway plowed to the full width of between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. except Carter’s Bracero Program now United Nations official, who asked to he said. which is maintained by the nine or 10 feet, he said. for those participating in cultural before Congress would give amnesty remain unidentified, said recently, The curfew may assist because residents. Rescue Captain John events or town-sponsored meetings to illegal workers who entered the "The United States could bring there has been some vandalism in He said th e re is a Hooker also noted the im­ or sporting events. United States between 1970 and 1977, Mexico to the point of major unrest parks, especially Center Park. problem with the lack of portance of posting house grant five year work permits to those by closing the border for six The Town Charter says that or­ Cassano said he would like to see proper maintenance and numbers in a prominent CHBISTMAS TREES who entered before Jan. 1,1977, and months." dinances become effective 10 days the Police Department seek a grant upkeep which could pre­ place at the street end of deport the rest. It also provides for The prospects for more jobs per after the final advertisement of their for some type of lighting at Center vent fire apparatus or the these long driveways. sanctions against employers who FRESH CUT BALSAM & SCOTCH PINE capita is poor with Mexico's popula­ passage unless a specific starting and Center Springs Parks. This ambulance, from getting to GOP Suggestion hire illegals and strengthens the tion expected to rocket from the pre­ date is set. would discourage vandalism and the house or subject the The Republican Town LIVE BALLED AND BURUP border patrol to keep migrants out. sent 66 million to over 110 million by other types of crime, he said. equipment to unreasonable No such starting date was specified Committee has unanimous­ The plan has come under heavy at­ the turn of the century. damage. tack from several sectors of Mexican Most of the estimated one million for the curfew, and William Shea, Safe and Sound ly approved Janet Von PLANT AFTER CHRISTMAS. assistant town attorney, said The fire department is Deck to be recommended society. Mexican sociologist Jorge yearly migrants only remain in the asking that any private Thursday he expects the ordinance Leaf Pickup With a low seasonal deer kill and predictions of another harsh winter to the Board of Selectman Bustamante, an expert on braceros United States temporarily and take driveway, in excess of 125 at the graduate school El Colegio de their U.S. dollars south after will be in effect by early next year. in Maine, conditions favor these captive deer at the Gray Game to fill a vacancy as an POIMSETTIASy BASKETS, HOLLYI Mexico, has said the program would seasonal harvests are over. But It will take a few days to begin Ending Soon Preserve. Coyotes, wild dogs, and lack of food will make it hard for result in increasing misery in millions stay. advertising of the ordinance, and the those in the wild to make it to the spring. (UPI photo) MANCHESTER - The town’s leaf Mexican border towns and mounting According to official U.S. es­ ad must run three times. 'Then, 10 CRHISnUS TREE OFTS FOR ClUiDENERS tension between Chicanos and Anglos timates, there are eight million pickup program should be completed (• open every nite 'til days later, if there is no challenge, STAND . 4 1 • RIRD FEEDERS on the U.S. side of the border. Chicanos living in the United States. the curfew will be in effect. next week — its latest finish ever. i (axcapt imirdays) He said the program would mean, But Mexican-American leaders say George Ringstone of the Highway V. • SOILWATIIMGARU “a breakup of the social order their numbers range from 13 to 17 While some pposition to the curfew Department said it will take about [ Manchester Public Records^ tree skirts • Hol RCC. 50% OFF Mancl^ester Recreation t soe Also appearing will be State Sen. Joseph Lieberman of stock Itoira Only •PAINT-UPi 'Gentef./THe meeting is New ^ v e n and Susan Bucknell, executive director of the open to all area men in­ state’s Permanent Commission on the Status of Women. WE ALSO HAVE SOME SCHWINN terested in singing four- The three guests will speak on vaious issues of interest to TIME TO WORK part barbershop harmony. women. XR6 EXERCISERS LEFT IHDOOBS Mayfair Social Mrs. Fahey's senate district includes all of East Hart­ ford and part of Manchester. MANCHESTER -A ll MANCH^TER CYCLE SHOP residents of Mayfair Retirement Party Slated 178 W. MIDbLE TPKE., MANCHESTER FIREPROOF Gardens are invited to par­ Santa 640-2098 OPEN NKWIIY TILL 8:00 ticipate in a kitchen social sensational! MANCHES'TER — There will be a retirement party Monday at 1:30 p.m. in bags ail the fashion Dk . Z8 for Will Gee, a Highway Department mechanic. ASBESTOS Cronin Hall. Gee’s service to the town has been so valuable that his Paper Drive vinyls she could wish fori retirement has been delayed several times by a vote of BOARD MANCHESTER -Boy the Town Board of Directors. Scout Troop of Second This time he is retiring, though, and his fellow workers Va ” Thick I are planning a party for him. Congregational Church is YOU'RE NOT BUYING collecting old newspapers. A super sensational collection of fine fashion vinyls. You'll It will be at the Army and Navy Club, 1090 Main St 4 x 4 ...... 13iS5 Papers may be deposited find all the classic shapes she loves, plus all the fabulous Cocktails will be served from 6-7 p.m. and a buffet will YOUR APPLIANCES 4x4 ___ begin at 7 p.m. in a tmck box, which will new looks. Choose from hobos, body bags, briefcase AT TURNPIKE TV AND _____ 4 x 8 ...... 2SiSS| located indefinitely at the looks, totes, satchels and so much morel Colors from APPLIANCE...YOU corner of Hilliard and creamy camel and browns to earth tones and black. To buy Save on Fibergias Electric streets. The rear or not to buy Is not the question here. The only decision is, Hanchestar Awning Company M AY BE PAYING door can be opened and papers deposited in the how many? handbags, downtown Manchester and TrI-CIty over 25 yoara TOO MUCH. Ceilings now. box. Plaza, Vernon. CANVAS & ALUMINUM HEBE'S PBOOF! Masons Invited cuttom awning* And save on energy! MANCHESTER -A ll CommneM B RnMtntlal Masons and their friends Holl-up awnings • Door Canopies all year long. are invited to an open Windows • Doors • Patio I Porch Screening house Monday from 10 a.m. Terrace S Patio Awnings to noon at the Masonic 11.99 ^ ■'lllc j *i?fonu* our iif ,, Otouft ' Fiberglas*celllngs are " fnd Temple for cards, pool, regularly $161 ' I H Weel Comer SI. g, q attractive, easy to install conversation and and a great way to add insulating value. Because " higli as*12''"°^ thicknesses, R-values as refreshments. they’re flexible, Fibergias No open house is ceilings fabricate easily to scheduled for Christmas fit in tight corners and * tool'^' installation. Washable. around pipes. Day or New Year’s Day, We'll show you how you but will resume Jan. 8. can Install a new Fibergias Cancer Patieiiis toil A ( p Linf Family of Quality Appliances ' ceilings in almost any room in less than a day. Fibergias Fibergias The self-help support celling are rugged, lights group for cancer patients COMPLETE LINE OF weight and easy to clean, too. •TM Meg O -C F Coro PANILl and their families, spon­ UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHERS sored by the American FIREPLACE FURNISHINGS *188 Cancer ^ i e ty , will meet J cash & carry price from M onday a t 7 p.m . in UNFINISHED Conference Room C at 6USSGUARD UUAN Manchester Memorial Hospital. DOORS E X n R ID R KEEP6 YOUR Association Taps HEAT AUTOMATIC WASHER FROM Town Employees 99*5QOINQ UP cash & carry price from PLYWOOD MANCHESTER -T w o * YOUR CHIMNEYI< Plywood has so many town officials have been elected officers in the uses and It's so easy to Connecticut Municipal SELF CLEANING work with you should take JOINT Professional Engineering ELECTRIC RANGES advantage of these prices. Association. cut HEATING *298 The, group met cash & carry price from coeniM Wednesday at the Windsor GILLS G0% (Regular Electric Ranges C/C From S239 ) House in Windsor to con­ CONVERT YOUR * duct its annual elections. FIREPLACE INTO AN 7.95 R E G . 8 .5 0 Jay Giles, Manchester’s EFFICIENT HOME director of public works, CLOTHES DRYERS V4-4 x 8 HEATER. was named secretary. 8.25PER B BALLON cash & carry price from THE I Walter Senkow, town REO. B.aB B QAL. engineer, was re-elected to MANCHESTER PERSONALIZED DELIVERY 0. INSTALLATION AVAILABLE a seco n d term as r ROUTE 44A treasurer. Your Worth’s Charge Card makes shopping so easyl W. H. ENGLAND BOLTON NOTCH 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE EyeglassDS HARDWARE MANCHESTER BOLTON 877 MAIN STREET Mon.-Wad. 9-6 PretcripUons H IM B U 96ET 6 4 9 -6 2 0 1 Lowast Prices Downtown open Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 to 9, Sat. 'til 5. trI-CIty Plaza open Mon.-FrI. til MANCHESTER • 643-4429 T 9 Thur.. 9-9 9 P.M, Sal. til 5:30, Sun. 12-5 PM FrI. 9-6 ARTHUR DRUG 3 9 M 9N T H S COMPANY DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Sat. 9-S Henterd • Menclwster PAGE EIGHT— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 15, 1978 Coventry Sends Ads Seek Both Sexes MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 15, 1978— PAGE NINE Auto Tax Bills COVENTRY — Tax Collector Audrey ^ ra y said that For Fire Volunteers local property taxes on motor vehicles registered ' - ^ ' 4 .-k j between October 2, 1977, and June 30, 1978, will be due MANCHESTER — The volunteer com­ ■ and payable in one payment during January. Tax biils are Will be in terms of a cause or no cause fin­ pany of the Town Fire Department is ding. going out this month to residents to whom the law advertising for the first time for new applies. If the commission finds just cause for members, both male and female, as a Before the enactment of new legislation, oniy vehicles Mrs. Demers' complaint there will be cer­ Casual Family means of stressing that there is no dis­ registered in a municipaiity on the October 1 assessment tain terms that must be agreed to by the crimination against potential female date were taxable, people who registered motor vehicles fire department, the spokesman said. No firefighters. actions have yet been mandated, but the after that date were able to avoid paying locai property The action has been taken as a response taxes on them for a fuii year. fire department has decided to advertise to a complaint by a woman that her as one method to assure that no dis­ Now cities can tax alt motor vehicles registered with application to join Hose and Ladder Co. 4 the Connecticut Motor Vehile Department between Oc­ crimination is shown. Fire Chief John of the fire department was turned down Rivosa said. tober 2 and June 30 each year. The department has Get Togethers solely because she is a woman. Her com­ Rivosa said the bylaws of Co. 4 have notified local assessors of alt vehicles registered during plaint filed with the state Commission on that nine-month period. been changed and the other companies of Human Rights and Opportunities was filed "Under the new legislation, a motor vehicle registered paid firefighters are reviewing their last spring and is still pending, despite the between October 2 and June 30 will be taxed as though it bylaws for admission. A woman has never fact Mrs. Demers has moved out of state. had been assessed on the October 1 Grand List. For been admitted to any town fire com­ A spokesman at the Human Rights Com- panies. vehicles registered after February 15, but before July 1, muission office said the commission is the tax will be based on 50 percent of that October 1 The Eighth District Fire Department at easy to live with price! still trying to work out the terms of a assessment." has recently accepted its first two female resolution. He expects a disposition on the members. / Ms. Bray said if a vehicle appeared on the October 1 case in about two weeks. The disposition Grand List and its owner replaced it with another vehicle during the October 2 through June 30 period, the owner Just what your family needs to with­ may get credit for the taxes payame on tne replaced vehi­ cle. The credit will be 100 percent if the replacement Big Brothers Looking stand active living and still stay vehicle is registered between October 2 and February 15, beautiful. Made of sturdy hardwood and 50 percent if the replacement vehicle is registered For Volunteer Fathers in light oak color finish. Deep down between February 16 and June 30. comfort with poly-dacron wrapped "An owner who transfers the unexpired registration The Big Brothers of Greater Hartford is In the Greater Manchester area, the from a vehicle on the October 1 Grand List to a vehicle looking for adult male volunteers to spend number of boys without fathers is growing seat cushions. Back are deep tucked about between October 2 and June 30 will automatically time with boys who don’t have fathers. every year. Big Brothers seeks to help get a credit from the local assessor," Ms. Bray said. to give you real family roorri comfort. The essence of Big Brothers is one these boys by matching them with adult An owner who does not transfer his or her registration responsible man who cares, one lonely boy male volunteers willing to devote three to A new outstanding styling from directly at the time another vehicle is bought between who needs a friend, and activities they fours aweek of their time to the boys. Un­ Berkline, one of the leading rnanu- October 2 and June 30 may also get a credit if he or she both enjoy. The result, according to Big fortunately, a shortage of Big Brothers facturers in family room furniture, can prove to the local assessor that the vehicle on the Oc­ Brothers officials, is a rewarding means a long wait, sometimes as long as tober 1 Grand List was sold within 45 days before or friendship for the Big Brothers and very two years, for some very needy boys. long wearing, easy to care for vinyl. following the purchase date of the newly registered vehi­ often a striking improvement in the Little Anyone wishing to help may contact cle. Brother’s behavior and feelings about Kevin Harward or Ed Moreau at Big Ms. Bray said that no credit would be allowed if a vehi­ himself. Brothers of Greater Hartford, cle is not a replacement for an October 1 vehicle. Little Brothers come from every type of M anchester B ranch, 646-4487. The For Feathered Friends neighborhood since the broken homes in Manchester Branch includes East Hart­ which they live exist everywhere. Big ford, Glastonbury, and other area towns. Four Incumbents MaryBeth Mytych, left, and Susan Sidoti, members of the Rockville Brothers, too, come in all ages, colors and economic brackets. fi'r^hirrf chunks of suet to tie into mesh bags Most Big Brothers are matched with a BERKUNE® Keep Panel Jobs boy living nearby or in the same town by Correction and ornaments made from natural materials, Saturday from 1 to 3 the agency’s professional staff on the HARTFORD (UPI) — Only four incumbent chairmen basis of the brothers’ individual interests will retain their old jobs under the alignment of 16 s'aT e- o Z T ProcLdsTom the and preferences. The two then arrange ac­ The SNET employee from Manchester legislative committee appointments announced by newly- Park p?n“) to Valle, Falls elected House Speaker Ernest Abate. (£ld"Lro I,, tivities to suit their own convenience. No who was shown watering a small one else is involved since this would com­ Abate Thursday named the Democrats who will serve evergreen on a Rhode Island beach in plicate things, according to Big Brothers as chairmen on the committees in the upcoming session. Wednesday’s Herald is Bob Carr. He was staff members. A trained staff case mistakenly identified as John Motowidlak. House Democrats recently voted to cut the number of East Hartford Tenants worker is available for back-up should any Motowidlak was shown in the background, legislative committees from 22 to 16. As a result. Abate problems arise. with a spade. had fewer slots to fill. Abate picked Rep. Gardner Wright of Bristol, to serve To Get New Appliances as House chairman of the powerful Appropriations Com­ mittee. EAST HARTFORD — The Housing prices. Wright, cochairmen of the Finance Committee least Authority voted unanimously Thursday The authority will have to buy new sinks year, will replace Rep. John Groppo of Winsted, who was night to spend $41,000 to buy 100 new in about 20 efficiency units at Shea recently elected house majority leader. stoves and refrigerators for apartment Gardens to fit the new appliances. Rep. Irving Stolberg, a state income tax advocate who units at the Shea Gardens and Lavey proposed additional purchases of narrowly lost to Groppo in the majority leader race, was Rochambeau housing projects for the appliances at the Meadow Hill project if named chairman of the new Revenue and Bonding Com­ elderly. the authority is in good financial condition mittee. The revenue panel is essentially the old Finance The authority plans to purchase 21-inch in 60 days. The Meadow Hill Project has Committee, which was chaired by Wright. ranges and 12-cubic-foot refrigerators. 120 units. Last year Stolberg chaired the Human Services Com­ The new appliances will replace In addition, the authority should con­ mittee. He has been replaced in that capacity by Rep. existing refrigerators and stoves which sider replacing the units at the elderly Robert Walsh of Coventry. are more than 16 years old. Elms Village project, Lavey said. Abate also named Rep. Richard Tulisano of Rocky Hill The authority has a $33,000 surplus in its to succeed him as House chairman of the Judiciary Com­ federal projects, said Authority Chairman Adult Swim Slated Raymond Lavey. Both Shea Gardens and mittee. MANCHESTER — The Recreation Mon­ Four incumbent House chairmen retained their old Rochambeau are federal housing projects. day night adult swim at Manchester High jobs. School will be from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Dec. The authority will be able to buy the They were Rep. John Anderson of Newtown, Environ­ 18. appliances through a federal purchasing ment; Rep. Patricia Hendel of New London, Government The Manchester Rec Swim Club has a program, said Authority Executive Direc­ Administration and Policy; Rep. James Palmieri of duel swim meet against Newington Rec tor Nicholas Giamalis. This would allow Waterbury, Insurance and Real Estate and Rep. Paul Swim Club starting at 5:30 p.m. The meet LaRosa of Hartford, Public Health. the authority to buy the appliances at low S ’ rrg should be over between 8:00 and 8:15 p.m. Abate selected Rep. Joseph Farricielli of Branford as chairman of the new Local Government and State Development Committee. Rep. Dominick Swieszkowski of New Britain was named House chairman of the new Public Safety Com­ mittee Rep. Richard Balducci of Newington moved up from chairman of Regulated Activities to chairman of the Labor Committee. Rep. David Lavine of Durham was named to replace Balducci as chairman of the Energy and Public Utilities Committee. Abate also made the following appointments: —Banks: Rep. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Dec. 15. 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN New Measure Found for a Nation’s Wealth By LeROV POPfe measuring ruler gives the false im­ rates. States and other countries in dispen­ cy. A headline recently referred to IIP I BuHincBH W rite r pression that Sweden, Switzerland Rating the United States at 1.000, sing foreign aid; it could have a and West Germany have surpassed Americans overseas as “the poor NEW YORK (UPI) — Foreign Buslnew ] for example, India had a relative significant impact on overseas in­ people of Europe.” the United States in per capita exchange rates are ‘‘a rubber ruler” gross domestic product of ,020 when vestments of industry. The, study shows that in 1973, West affluence. But using a measurement when it comes to measuring the real midable tables comparing the wealth measured by the 1973 exchange rate The UN will continue the project Germany’s GDP relative to that of based on the Gross Domestic Vol. XXXXVI - No. 14 Friday, Doc. 15,1978 affluence of nations, says Prof. ■of nations by the new measurement between the dollar and the rupee, the and gradually expand the studies to the United States as measured by Product, it becomes apparent that Robert Summers of the University of and by fluctuating currency rates. team found. But when measured by more countries. It will also seek to purchasing power parity was .805 as Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. The book is the second since the the peoples of these countries have the purchasing power parity ruler, sharpen the observations and not made significant gains in against an indication of .937 as For the past decade a team of UN project began and includes India’s gross domestic product that produce an even better substitute for affluence or true domestic produc­ measured by currency exchange Golden Boy scholars, of which Summers is a studies of six additional countries. It year relative to that of the United the rubber ruler of the currency MHS Art and Literature is based on conditions prevailing in tivity relative to the United States. rates. Switzerland’s purchasing member, has been looking for a States was three times as large — markets. Summers said. power parity was .721 against 1.181 as Golden Boy 1973 and does not take into account Summers said it also becomes ap­ .064. better ruler under the auspices of a Summerh said the UN’s findings measured by exchange rates. that all are afraid recent sharp fluctuations in currency parent that many of the un­ United Nations venture known as the The significance of such discrepan­ are no surprise to Americans used to Introduced in Aridian to touch, rates. derdeveloped countries are much International Comparison Project. cies is obvious. Summers said and living abroad, who have long been are you for real? more affluent and productive Summers says the better yardstick An article in the current Wharton could have international reper­ aware that in some countries the This is Aridian. The famous, or in­ In short, we want it to appeal to a relative to the United States than is cussions. are you more has been found. It is described with Magazine by Prof. Irving Kravis, dollar was overpriced in terms of Siberian Tourism famous, and most often intangible wide selection of people. 'Therefore, supposed because we are used to than the Boy Wonder the aid of difficult looking Prof. Alan Heston and Summers Using the new measurement could what it would buy. MHS art-literary magazine, we strove not to use more than one thinking these countries’ business, MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet that all the honors mathematical equations in a thick explains the significance the affect the allocation of United In the last few months, though, Union is making a major effort to newspaper or whatever. example of artwork from any one ar­ project’s work. Summers told UPI wages and standards of living in mark you as? paperback book filled with for- Nations grants and assessments; it Americans have found themselves open Siberia to tourism, the Tass As explained in last week's HSW, tist. the use of currency rates as a terms of the currency exchange could affect the attitude of the United the victims of an underpriced curren­ news agency says. Aridian is making its debut in High This is another "first" for Aridian. when you name is spoken, School World with the hope that it Hopefully, it will not only exemplify all respond and say that Joins ffirni T will conjure up some much needed the character of MHS students, in they know you. exposure and interest. general, but serve to encourage an or do they? Dt'^yel Burnham Briefly, let me explain the editors' Lambert Inc., the inter­ appreciation for the “soft spoken” are you a person? conception of Aridian's purpose. aspect of MHS that rarely makes the national investment What it is not, is an example of the does everything always banking and brokage firm, headlines. work out right? many works of the Michelangelos Finally — Thank you HSW for len­ announced that Dale A. and Robert Frost's attending MHS or do you too have problems? Richter has joined the firm ding us this page and for helping in if 1 cut you, simply because it wouldn't fill up the as assistant vice president- its construction; The Herald for prin­ do you bleed? or would that page. ting it; and everyone who took the investments. Richter, an spoil economics graduate of YOUR Gin SIM What it is is a random sprinkling of time to submit. work done by a variety of students Enjoy! your Gilded Surface? Amherst College, was 14K GOLD MINE with different ideas, means of — Liz Busky, Carolyn Egan, Ari­ I think that you previously employed by expression and views of life. dian Staff. are mostly like White Weld & Co. Inc. Nothing el$o fools llko The Next Guy, Before joining the ...looks Hko...Gonulno but 1 can’t be sure, securities industry he GoIdJowolry 'cause I was afraid worked with l.B.M. to touch you too. Richter lives in Glaston­ Laurie Patarini bury with his wife and two children. An active partici­ pant in civic and communi­ ty affairs, he is a member of the town council and a My Dream trustee of South Home Congregational Church. Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., one of the stream. Slowly my mind began to There seemed to be no time, or A small cottage As 1 sit by this tree with my mind space, or form of being. I drifted . nation’s leading invest- in the clouds. I’m reminded of the drift, until there was nothing left of tucked away in there in space where time had no ’ ment banking and story of the day when my mind me. a patch of pines; meaning. brokerage firms, is a slipped away from reality. My mind dragged me into a land I secluded. I looked down and there I saw you. member of the New York, While 1 was sitting around doing didn’t know and never wanted to. I looked about and saw nothing living, You were crying. I tried to yell and American and other major A ray of light the same thing day after day, I call out to you, but there was no stock and commodity Shines through a wanted to run from all that 1 had and nothing dead, nothing to eat, no where to sleep. answer. exchanges. The firm cloud. join the sun, and the sea, and the operates four offices in Nothing existed but a hard-barren I heard a faint voice and turned Only observant clouds. Connecticut; Hartford land with no rest and no escape. I around swiftly, and found myself at Elyes see it. 1 ran and ran 'till 1 could run no my desk. (522-2900); Norwich .(889- more. When I came to a small and wanted to get out of there. I hated it My dreams disappeared - never to 7318); Lakeville (435-9839); A dog barks in quiet stream, I sat down with you. so. come again - but I ’ll alw ays and New Haven (777-.3621). a distant place. It was peaceful and tranquil as we Suddenly a harsh and wicked wind remember how I dreamed that day The wind gently sat on the green grass by the rolling overcame me and I was whisked Flows through the trees. away into another world. and lost all thought of reality. Tom Sinnamon Fast Flight All this and much more, LONG BEACH, Calif. this is where 1 belong. (UPI) — The McDonnell This is my home. Douglas Corp. Wednesday Laura Stepanski claimed a record for its DC-10, a non-stop flight from Long Beach to Belgrade, Yugoslavia, in 11 hours, 20 minutes. “The last picture of the Green School swings before they In the Morning A long-range model of were torn down.” (Photo by Ted Cummings) the jumbo jet, delivered Risen with head so light and throat so Monday to Capt. Slobodan parched Tanaskovic, chief pilot of tst'- with the sound of some horrid JAT, the Yugoslav state mechanism screaming wake up. airline, covered the 7,231 A new day is here, and for you; a Picking out the wrong miles at an average speed wish it had arrived later. Hale pair of glasses of 638 mph, the aircraft Bent and stumbling, you blindly Its savage nature is beyond compare. Can distort your perception makers said. of make your way to The Little Shepherd A blazing fire out of control, the water. * Black — dark and gloomy, a setting REALITY The warm spray comforts. The Little Shepherd dances arily Laurie Patarini for horror, Today might not be that bad. on the twilirhted mountain Nausiating, unbearable, withstan­ Paul Croteau SEE ASTHUR’S He plays his ; ulished flute to the ding bright stars not easy. \ |New Open Price and all the creatures of the Covering your body in only an Book on ell highlands instant. The clear notes sound sweetly, and The insane beat is in your head, Prescriptions the night breeze it’s unbearably loud. carries the melody farther and The screams unheard, within Lunch Break farther yourself. The delicate scent of wildflowers is Peter Riggsby buildings scrape and trees tickle in the air a breezy, blue sky and it mixes with the lilting strains in the summer of the shepherd in the park Add-A-Gold Bead'* my Tab and I ...... the G ift o f Love® LAMiST ' In the depths of the valley the village thet growl w ith the veeri is dreaming alone for awhile to stretch the muscles peacefully "The Story of the GOLD BEAD" S ^ Z t e Z /k u T Durable Vinyl Luggage Not a soul will hear the tuneful call and silence the rumbles It tU bettn with one gold betd on bikes, dogs, wiz, bark • c h tifl..... Hm b«|binln| of • neckUcs in Today’s Popular Fashion-Look of the small boy A Winter’s Eve wtikh wM (o be cherUhed throo|h the He sighs at the sleepiness of the ones Aridian Staff kids, cars, laugh, roar yean. 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SAT. 9 - 6:30 MANCHESTER 2. MASTER CHARGE CITY SHOPPING CENTER FRIDAY A Julie Lohr 1145 TOLUND TURNPIKE YN> 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARD STORE HOURS: MON, thru FRI., 10 AM to 10 PM 'SATURDAY, 9 AM to 10 PM •SUNDAY, 9 AM to 9 PM SATURDAY PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 15, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dec. 15'. 1978 — PAGE THIRTEEN Hunger on Miami Beach? 'In the Service] Arnold Sawislak fllaurhpatpr Eu? uiuy Hrralft Dell, Curtney Klizahelli, Manchester - A City of Village Charm Resort is Struggle for Elderly daughter of Gregory and Ann Snyder' Marine Pfc. Christnnher J. Sirois. Founded Del. 1, 1881 Dell of 7 Kibbe Road, Ellington. She son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilles Sirois of Allies Rally to Milliken’s Cause By Tom Tiede in the Miami area. Miami was born Dec. 5 at Manchester llA Howard Court, East Hartford, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. Beach now has a contingent pursuit of them — to black and poor Memorial Hospital. Her maternal has completed recruit training at the Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. WASHINGTON (UPI) - There Wayne County, which includes for votes among the minorities and MIAMI BEACH, Fla. of 50,000 people on Social Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris neighborhoods as well as areas city dwellers. (NEA) - Political partisans grandmother is Mary Hayward of have been times in the last 10 years Democratic Detroit, this year. He Security, out of a general \ I Membsr. Aiidil Bureau ol Citculalion MamDe.r. Un.led Piess Inleinalioiial where Republican voters might more in this once idyllic oasis population of 90,000; it’s the Chester. Her paternai grandmother Island, S.C. when Bill Milliken has been a lonely did it by delivering help to the ailing Gov. James Thompson of Illinois, have come up with a new During the nine-week training cy­ logically be found. oldest city population in is Mary Deii of Lindenwoid, N.J. Her Customer Service — 647-9948 man. Now, the govemo? of Michigan motor city in the form of state successfully through his second elec­ scheme for attracting votes. America. cle, he learned the basics of Harold E. Turkington, Executive Editor Milliken has been trying to sell his maternai great-grandmother is Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor suddenly has some colleagues who legislation designed to keep jobs tion effort, and governor-elect When they hold rallies they And despite the sun and battlefield survival. He was in­ Luciie Herbst of Detroit, Mich. She share his problems and his ap­ from moving out and to upgrade a approach to other Republican gover­ ^ichardj Thornburgh, whose Nov. 7 announce that free refresh­ surf, and the hotel prices, troduced to the typical daily routine ments will be passed Miami Beach also has one of has a brother, Curtis, 3. proaches for solving them. rapidly deteriorating housing situa­ nors for years. They listened politely victory ended a long period of that he will experience during his around. The shocking idea is the poorest populations In Milliken, who succeeded George tion. enough, but most in fact were Democratic domination in Penn­ to lure the eternally hungry America. Exact figures are enlistment and studied the personal Zilu, Mrliolns Paul, son of Other Editors Say Romney in Lansing in 1969, is second In this, Milliken, a former small devoted to a Republican Party that sylvania, backed up Millken’s advice old people who reside in the not available, but the esti­ Nichoias P. and Eiizabeth Hoke Zito and professional standards city. in seniority among Republican town department store owner, wrote off blacks, union members and with specific testimony about how mate is that at least one in of 136 Woodlawn Circle, East Hart­ traditionally exhibited by Marines. Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin H unger? On M iam i five of the elderly here are supply, setting up conditions that big city dwellers. A 1978 graduate of East Hartford While evidence mounts that man­ governors only to Robert Ray of worked closely with Coleman Young, they had been able to make inroads Beach? In fact, many senior living below poverty means. ford, He was born Dec. 7 at could lead to a recession that much At GOP governors’ conferences, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His High School, he joined the Marine Iowa. But up to the election of 1978, a street-wise black Democrat who on the black, labor union and urban citizens here are desperate Another estimate is that one The engagement of Miss Helen- datory wage and price controls are sooner. the loudest voices heard often were for food. Just before the in four do not get enough to maternal grandmother is Betty Hoke Corps in December 1977. he was sort of an outsider among the was faced with a city on the verge of resident votes. marie Jean Bloniarz to Edwin H. not the answer to this country’s infla­ A study by one economist of the recent election, for example, eat. of 65 Cloverdale Drive, East Hart­ GOP state chief executives. collapse when he took over city hall. those of deep-dyed conservatives, There was no more assurance this Clements Jr., both of Rockville, has tion woes, AFL-CIO President mandatory controls of 1971-74 found 100 oldsters stormed a re­ The Beach is not blind to ford. His paternal grandmother is He is regarded as a moderate to Repubican Milliken and Democrat like Govs. Meldrim Thomson of New year than ever before that the freshment stand at one of these depressing figures. Lo­ been announced by her parents, Mr. George Meany continues to harangue that although the controls did halt in­ Harriet Brown of 441 Main St., East Marine Pfc. Mark A. Baldwin, son liberal Republican who has managed Young work with each other and both Hampshire and James Edwards of majority of Republican governors the political rallies. Officials cal government funds a and Mrs. Stanley Blodiarz of 30 Ver­ the federal government for failing to flation for a time, once they were called for patience and Hartford. of Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Baldwin of 34 to get support from the cities as well probably gain politically. South Carolina. would pay attention to Milliken. But number of activities to aid non Avenue, Rockville. impose $uch restrictions. lifted, prices jumped suddenly and order, but within 20 minutes Foster Drive, Vernon, has been Milliken’s arguments for trying to This year, Thomson and Edwards for the first time since he joined their the elderly poor. One good Mr. Clements is the son of Mrs. Meany desehres to be strongly as the small towns and rural areas in the elderly folks stole every­ one is in South Beach: the Prall, Taylor Allison, daughter of meritoriously promoted to his pre­ dramatically and soon reachkl the are lameducks. And Milliken, for the thing in sight. Cecile Doak of Windsor Locks and an industrial, highly unionized state save the cities are economic and ranks, the Michigan governor had Jewish Vocation Service Nu­ Russell S. and Donna Klucewicz of 12 sent rank upon graduation from criticiz^ for his short-sighted views level they would have attained first time in a number of years, had And that’s just one Edwin Clements of Mobile, Ala. recruit training at the Marine Corps that looks like it should be dominated humanitarian, but he would not deny living proof that what he has been trition Program. Program Walnut Drive, Hebron. She was born on fighting inflation. No doubt, man­ without the controls. an amen chorus when he got up to instance. Social workers say Director Naomi Benson says The bride-elect graduated from by the Democrats. a political motive as well. He wants talking about all this time can that while tourists lounge in Dec. 8 at Manchester Memorial Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. datory controls would initially In short, the problem with man­ the service feeds some 1,500 Rockville High School and from St. Milliken has not only won the city votes and he goes into the city in plead with the Republicans to fight produce political dividends. (SO-a-day hotel rooms, or Hospital. Her maternal grandfather He received the early promotion benefit workers. But the shock ul- datory controls, although seemingly oldsters a day, in-home or in Francis Hospital School of Nursing in governorship three times, he carried soak up the Gold Coast sun is Edward Klucewicz of for his superior performance during ideal on paper, is that they do not congregate. Hartford in 1978. She is employed as timatky to the entire economy would this holiday season, signifi­ But even the best of gov­ Hackamatack Street. Her paternal all phases of the nine-week training cant numbers of old people Miami Beach has the oldest population in a registered nurse at St. Francis be devastating. work. That point has been firmly es­ ernment intentions cannot grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. S. cycle, which emphaized physical con­ are so crippled by high America. Estimates are that one in five of its Hospital and Medical Center in Hart­ tablished. help everyone here. Benson Russell Pratt of Houston, Texas. ditioning, self-disciplines and prices that they can't afford ford. A study by staff economists of Meany in his criticism of Carter’s enough food to maintain elderly live below the poverty level. Local says the garbage eaters and teamwork. cafe thieves are “people who Her fiance graduated from Congress’ Joint Economic Com­ inflation fighting plan, did hit on one their health. government funds a number of programs, but Slueey daughter A 1978 graduate of Rockville High fall through the cracks.” Trask, Morion, Rockville High School. He is mittee says that mandatory controls The situation is so bad, some of the hungry elderly must rummage of Kenneth and Nancy Smith Trask of School, he joined the Marine (?orps in important point. Controls should according to supermarket Often they fall very hard. employed at Ano-Coil Corporation in would have a variety of adverse Health officials say at least 40 Legion Drive, Vernon. She was December 1977. cover other inflationary aspects of owners, that some of the through grocery store garbage cans or steal Rockville. effects. If they are anticipated, retired poor supplement a few old people actually die born Dec. 9 at Manchester Memorial the economy such as rents, food. of malnutrition every year The couple is planning an April 21, their diets with fowl foraged Hospital. Her maternal grandparents business and labor will rush to raise dividends, interest rates, profits and on the Beach. 1979 wedding at St. Joseph’s Church out of grocery store garbage lieve disease is bred in the says the elderly “steal us are Mr. and Mrs. Rene Smith of East Marine Pvt. Russell A. Green, son prices and wage demands so that other forms of income. refuse heaps, and old people Benson tells of a 104-year- in Rockville. (Kington photo) cans. Mike Wagner, mana­ blind.” Shoplifting is popu­ of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Green of 140 they can be as well off as possibile ger of a Pantry Pride mar­ can get sick from the stock. old man living only on Hampton. Her paternal grandparents Only if Carter establishes volun­ lar; so is replacing fuU shelf before the freeze is imposed. This is ket in south Miami Beach, For this reason. Pantry boxes with empty ones. The bananas. She says that when are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trask of 46 Manchester. Her paternal great­ Hoffman Road, Ellington, has com­ tary guidelines for all inflationary new people come to the JV says the scavengers look for Pride now padlocks the thievery is so sad, however, Oak St., East Hartford. She has a grandmother is Mrs. Kurt Hohmuth pleted recruit training at the Marine instant inflation at its worse and elements, and keeps his pledge to fruit mostly, and often eat it many storekeepers refuse to nutrition program, they brother, Stephen, 4. Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, trash dumpsters at each of sometimes get hysterical be­ of Springfield, Mass. She has two could lead directly to a recession. In hold down government spending will on the spot. its Beach ouUets. prosecute. S.C. addition, the jump in prices, the Wagner says he has seen cause they don’t think the sisters. Shannon and Heidi. the country have a fighting chance td But the store owners can't food will go around. Then Bowen, Wendy Eileen, daughter During the nine-week training cy­ old men rummaging through lock the other places where Prosecution would do litUe study says, would force the Federal overcome inflation while avoiding a good anyway. The usual fine there are the elderly who get of James E, and Deberah Cooke cle, he learned the basics of the trash with canes. They the old and hungry may seek Griffin, Kelly Lynn, daughter of Reserve Board to tighten the money recession — or worse, a depression. stand ankle deep, sur­ for stealing food here is $125, their grocery money by Bowen of 41 Hartland St. She was battlefield survival. He was in­ free nutritional relief. Some working the coin return slots Richard A. and Susan Lovering Grif­ rounded by flies, and some­ cafe proprietors say senior and most of the elderly can’t born Dec. 9 at Manchester Memorial troduced to the typical daily routine pay it. The alternative to the on public telephones. , fin of 9 North Terrace High Manor times put handkerchiefs citizens wait around the Hospital. Her maternal grandparents that he will experience during his over their faces to mask the fine is jail, of course, and The privation is heart Park, Vernon. She was bom Dec. 10 lunch counters until diners breaking, Benson says, be­ are Mr. and Mrs. William Cooke of enlistment and studied the personal stench. “If they don't eat finish their meals — then Miami Beach, ever con­ at hbnehester Memorial Hospital. what they find," Wagner scious of its playground cause the garbage eaters on Manchester. Her maternal grand­ Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and professional standards Thought they scoop the leftover Miami Beach are the moth­ says, “they may bring it into bread into shopping bags image, does not want to earn mother is Mrs. Louise Bowen of and Mrs. Everett Lovering of 8 traditionally exhibited by Marines. the store and try to get a a reputation for tossing the ers and fathers of America. Manchester. Her maternal great­ He joined the Marine Corps in and disappear through the They ran the nation’s facto­ Niederwerfer Road, South Windsor. refund because it’s spoiled." door. hungry old into jail. grandmothers are Mrs. Shaw Cooke February, 1978. A Christian Alphabetical Oppose things that are evil. Store owners say the Besides, the local lockups ries, Benson adds, they Her paternal grandmother is Ms. Pay your debts promptly. And too, Miami Beach po­ fought the country’s wars. and Mrs. William Topping, both of Guide scavenging is not wide­ lice say Uie old people are haven't the room for such Judy Griffin fo Sarasota, Fla. spread, but it is “fairly “crooks.” More than 100,000 And now, in the land of Attend church faithfully. Question not the honesty of a even taking to filching food. plenty they helped build, i consistent." It is also dan­ The manager of the A&H oldsters move to Florida C o lle ge Be careful in all things. friend. gerous. Health officers be- each year, and many settle they must live out their days Respect the advice of your parents. supermarket in South Beach in permanent dispair. ' Notee Consider well; then decide “You should see it when HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW AT positively. Sacrifice money rather than princi­ we put old bread on sale,” Alan S. Press, son of Mr. Do right; fear to do wrong. ple. says Mike Wagner of Pantry Health Department OKs and Mrs. Gerald Press of Think before you speak. Pride. “We have 50 old peo­ COUNIR’Vl Endure hardships with calmness. ple line up outside the doors, Scott Drive, who received Forsake not your family. Use your time wisely. u _F9RrvY0Rm 9lA1?.m£6BVA Second Opinion Program and when we open they rush, a bachelor’s degree from '2 5 4 BROAD ST. M ANCHESTER [ Go jpo place that will ruin Value the Bible above ail books. HUCMfc N.E.n. -It in like crazy. They shout, Brandeis University OFI Watch your temper. MERGHMTS N EMILY MEHCMI ch arac^ . 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f PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri,, Dec. 15, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. C onn., Fri,. Dec. 15. 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE ScotPs World Church Sets Merrill on Sopranos Yule Concert By VERNON SCOTT sopranos and mezzos are built more restaurant and the waiter who served MANCHESTER — The choirs of like Sherman tanks than Farrah him the garlic dinner. South United Methodist Church will HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Baritone Faweett-Majors. “The waiter laughed when I told present the 54th annual (^ristmas Robert Merrill agrees with the sage Merrill has sung with divas as him what happened,” Merrill said. Concert as the third concert of the who observed “The opera isn’t over young as 25 and as old as 60. Many of ’’’Good. I hate that woman. I put 1978 fall-winter concert series Sun­ until the fat lady sings.” them were insecure, jealous, extra garlic in your dinner on pur­ day at 7:30 p.m. The gregarious Brooklyn boy who temperamental women who made pose’.’’ After a program of carols played became one of the great singers of LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT life miserable for their leading men Not all of Merrill’s divas were on the Case Memorial Carillon one New York’s Metropolitan Opera — especially tenors. heavyweights. Lily Pons, whom he half hour before the concert, the Pizza & Grinders tympany has written his first novel, Of them all, Merrill remembers greatly admired — along with Joan choirs of the church will join in 471 HARTFORD RO. icoR m cKEe b t .) M A N C H E S T E R “The Divas,” a roman a clef story of Zinka Milanov best. She was a Sutherland, Renata Tibaldi, Rise candlelight processional. The prees- 643-6165 the loves of the sopranos he has brilliant star for many years and is Stevens and Anna Moffo — weighed sion will be led by the Chancel Choir worked with over the past 30 years. currently teaching voice in New less than 100 pounds. with each member carrying a lighted TIL. 07t*73aT Although “The Divas” deals with ROUT! n • RLUNOTON York. But he singles out the fat prima candle in a brass candleholder. The MAKE YOUR PLANS i drama behind the curtain, some of donnas as providing the most laughs. brass candleholders are similar to “I’ll never forget my first year I GALA NEW YEAR’S PARTY Merrill's genuine experiences have “I was to star in ’La Tosca’’’ those used at St. Thomas Cathedral e with the Metropolitan back in 1945 WITH US NEW YEAR’S EV I ‘ In our lorolf been more hilarious than heart­ Merrill went on, “with a sporano who in New York City and were breaking. when I was preparing for ‘Aida’ with ' mediterranean room had made a great reputation in Ger­ purchased in 1924 for the sole purpose HAVE DINNER AT LA STRADA H m PiR api^clicI 1 ^ ■Rtfanti — 10 PM. HI 3 A.M. No one on earth knows more about Zinka,” he said, grinning. “I was many. The part calls for a ravishing of this annual event. cast to play Zinka's father even BEFORE YOUR PARTY divas and prima donnas than Merrill, lady whom I’m supposed to try to Music featured at the concert NOW OPEN who has worked with perhaps a hun­ though she was IS years older and rape. ranges from oratorio to folk songs. WE OFFER OUR FIIU MOW FUU COURSE DINNER outweighed me. She weighed 220 dred of them in the productions of 25 TOe Sacred Dance Choir, under the OT OUR REGUUR PRICES IN MANCHESTERH •• o »f il e t m iq n o n o r , , grand operas. pounds before the show and 200 ’’She weighed 250 pounds. I direction of Marily Morton, has CALL NO W PON NESENYA TION8 Traditionally, divas play romantic pounds afterward. couldn’t even put my arms around members from age 8 to 18 and will STUFFED SHRIMP “I was so nervous opening night I I P'ncInB 'NolMnMkwv ' leads, invariably requiring young, her. In the rape scene I’m supposed present varied selections with ac­ SET UPS PROVIDED stopped and ate a highly spiced Manchester youths are shown in clown get-up as they wait to I JAM A U L • Continental BmaklMt beautiful sylphs. But historically to guide her to a couch. In mid­ companiments by the Chancel Choir, JOIN US Italian dinner before I went on stage. OPOI NEW YEiirS DAY-7 AIII.9 PM FOR • Boftin of Liquor or 14 Orinko performance she whispered, ’Put me put on an outdoor performance. From left are Randee Trabitz, Youth Choir, Bell Choir, congrega­ L ONLY percouple ” My first scene with Zinka on the floor. If you put me on the 17, founder of the group, Mike Walker, 18, and Jennifer tion, and organ. required me to put my face within in­ couch I'll never get up.’ (Ine- tei i Mp) Walker, 16. Known as “Clown Extract,” they performed The Chancel Choir will present one ^IZ Z A & GRINDERS FOR NEW Workshop Set ches of hers to sing directly into her “I put her down on the floor. She recently for the March of Dimes in Hartford. chorus from their upcoming Jan. 7 i - OPEN SEVEM DAYS - MusicRr DAVID ABINfiTOII g B iu n face, which I did. sang her aria lying on there like a concert of J.S. Bach's “^ ristm a s I On Percussion “Zinka was Yugoslavian, and a beached whale. The aria usually is a Oratorio.” A section of G.F. m m , •BUFFET„ YEAR’SDINING EVE "gPM-SPECIAL HOLIDAr MENU^:ffi"|IK MANCHESTER — A percussion girlfriend of Marshal Tito. In a loud, show stopper. She didn’t even get Handel’s “Messiah” will also be workshop with the Baschet in-' broken English stage whisper she applause. It was a disaster. Clown Group Forms presented with Chris Hand, soprano, and Linda Fegy, alto. •FAVORS & NOISEMAKERS struments (sound sculpture) will be said, ’You eat garlic, you bastard! MANCHESTER — Randee Trabitz project co-sponsored by the Northern “I almost got a hernia trying to lift The program will conclude with the subject of the Young People’s ‘"nirougho’it the rest of the act she of 318 Ferguson Road has seen her Connecticut (Hiapter of the March of TRY A NEW PLACE her up. It took several minutes. By the signing of “Silent Night” by the [•DANCING TIL 3:00 AM Music Series Saturday at 2 p.m. at kept me at more than arm ’s length, dream of forming a theatrical group Dimes and WTIC-AM. the time she was upright I was so out congregation accompanied by the FOR YOiR HOLIDAY Foot Prints, 466 Main St. turning her back on me when I sang. come true. of breath I couldn’t sing. The selection of their name, Chancel. Youth, and Junior Choirs 5 The workshop is the last in a series “ At the end of the first act she p e r c o u p l e “Her bosom was so enormous Interested in theater and street “Clown Extract,” was not easy. The PARTY THIS YEAR! ONLY which also included sessions for under the direction of David C. slapped me on the face in front of the when she leaned over you could set a mime for several years, the high first name suggested was “Clown woodwinds, flute, oboe and guitar. entire east of 3(K) and cried, ’Don’t Morse, the Sacred Dance Choir, and CALL NOW FOR O table for four with room for school senior has spread that interest White,” suggesting their makeup. the Bell Choir under the direction of The wprkshop is geared for a young ever do that to me again. You’re not among seven of her friends who have Also considered was “(Hown Vanilla B o \ A i»im :t h audience though anyone may attend. Liberace’s candelabrum. That was Bill Reid. a tenor!” the end of her Met career." formed a group called “Clown Extract” with each member having RESERVATIONS There is an admission charge. Afterwards Merrill returned to the The public is invited. CHRISTMAS D im E R Extract,” that performs for local a different Ravor for names — Al­ I 432 Oakland St, Oakland Common i:u .i \(; t ()n IIRVIO FROM l i s t A.U. TO I.M r.U civic and school groups. The group mond, Butter Rum, Peppermint, (next to Economy ElecWc) AmrizER has appeared at the Eighth Utilities etc., but the group finally chose ' ACCOMMODATIONS FOR UP TO 50 “Clown Extract.” CHICKEN GUMBO SOUP - JUICE - CHIILEO MUIT CUP T V T o n ig h t District Peach Festival, a ‘Cunsmoke' Reunion Manchester High School talent show, Paul Marte, also a member, writes Phone: 643-PllRR HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Jim CALL 875-1513 CHERT ANO OUVIR 6:00 the Manchester Historical Society the skits for the group. n O A S T v n i lu .. ’ ^1*.*° ***^® ORIHIRG NBA B aakatpaii (1969) Ryan U'Neal, Leigh Amess and Ken (hirtis, who starred ' BETWEEN 10:00 AM 4 2:30 PM a a Who’s Watching The (B Movla To Be Announced. fair, a school pep rally and several Other members are Mike Walker, CRANBERRY s a u c e " STUFFING AND GRAVY WITH S Taylor-Young. d IJ o a Franklin for 12 years as Marshal fiatt Dillon OB I Brady Bunch KMa (S Movie "Hall A Sixpence" private birthday parties. RELAX AND ENJOY ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF A(j JUS ...... Jennifer Walker, John Dodge, Mary _ csr’RWIk) a SZIWaU Street W eak (1968) Tommy Sleele, Julia 2 :3 0 and Festus Hagen, respectively, on 5:00 PM 4 10:00 PM BAKED SUGAR CURED HAM WITH p im k VbdV k I V i...... W Bon'i Big Top Most recently, they entertained the Bossidy, Becky Bourret and Neil HOWARD JOHNSON’S D Innw In c lu d n R o ll, i 5 * ” " IT ” f " * ^ *» ’ FLE SAUCE ...... js . , g a L la r a C lu b d IN e w s the old “Gunsmoke” series, will be 1 Route 83 Ellington MundoRssI (£M o ^ "Marooned" (1969) crowds that waited to go through the Berggren. 8W..I Pu. or Ml«od V ^ w i: tSU^’cX MyThraeSon* 9 :0 0 3 :3 0 reunited in an episode of TV’s “How VESSERTt CS) & ABC Movla "Long Jour­ Gregory^Peck, Gene Hackman, (B Jack Benny haunted house at the Center Court of The group is currently working on S a a a Tonight the Hartford Civic Center Shops, a their gymnastic skills and juggling. The West Was Won." 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Games, dolls, plush animals,! m Nawtywad Qama 10:4 5 , playhouses, Star Trek models, puzzles, trains, racek S IP SOME a Porter Wagoner d) Madison Square Garden J ls KlUiATMM m WUIUT rUTlit a $100,000 N ame That Tuna S potlight /tracks, trucks and much morel HOLIDAY a 6 ) MacNaE / Lahrer Report La II top-brand sporting goods,' tools, cosmetics,; M atch Qama P.M. 11:00 ^housewares, radios, cameras, tape recorders, small t CHEER S C hico And The M an ^ x a a a N e w s ^appliances and other Items too numerous to list. S T IC Tac Dough (S The Q ong Show Like a bottled beer, (S Untouchablaa JOHN TRAVOLTA J All merchandise covered by manufacturers',warranty. a o i c k Van Dyke .jTncMkRoom’' choice of wines or a very- (SMovla "Journay Backn . ToT ‘‘SATURDAY ' KLLSiU£SI»SH-inai(XS,Pl£ASE €(t ^Fonaeirosa a H ogan's Heroes • 8 « lM w ill b« h tW a k cordial mixed drink from Oz" (19721 Animated. Voices cl " aok^Cavett LuncKeon.Specals our super-friendly Ser­ Liza Llinnelll, Paul Lynda. Doro­ jl 872 RUIN ST. (Downtown) Chriatf/ttu At thy returns to the Land o l Oz and f WILLIIRANTIC SYLVESTER vice Bar. “ The Bounce" 6 4 9 -9 3 3 3 encounters the slater of the '• Look For Our Signs ^llroffi ^ 1 . 9 5 W icked W itch o l the W est. VnneB’ JFaUa A rt «na 3m)iorte STALLONE _ J Weekdays 11-2 (SCroaa-WKs ( SAT., DEC. 16 - 2-10 PM unique gifts & accent decor FREE HOI^S D’OLEVRES! X a Denny 6 M aria LIQUOR DEPT. PARADISE S New York Report % SUN., DEC. 1 7 -1 -6 PM WM irvuSun . 1-9 LBffMlMt0BliM0«t$0BrfB6tBmSraM. SoulhSIrooi 4 Also NO LOWER PRICES / Additional to follow in Docombor. •no etRper.emrnlmlmmmtRtltnd Covoninr, Conn 09239 ^ Doora opon 1 hour prior to aalo limo. By Appomim«ni d03) 742-7905 \ n o n e e o L V N E S M N ANYWHERE th o o tres 0 Auettonoora ALLEYS fro m 44A follow signs to Hale Homesteid i r O M N N S aJokafaW lld ( ’’IkingenU'’ John S hW s)-‘TrisiiA]'’ U land I.O.CAADINfOUmfD«MINl AmiCAIlf 9 Sale Condiietad By SKCIALFAMILV and.TRY OUR FAMOUS A HOUJARD 8 :3 0 M N im S ( B M a r v O m n n t GOOD TIME AUCTION BALES Parnmouni Pvturrs P irs M * I J>UPU PLATTER » J J O H n s o n S ■ (a divialon of Roctown USA Inc) ^D llSE OF CHUNfi^ NATIVE APPLES ' ^ Featuring Authentic Polynesian and HAPPY HOUR MON-FRI 4-7 42 Cantonese Specialties >jn ALL DRINKS 994 ANIMAL D O M ESTIC W IN ES & BEERS 854 FRESH SWEET CIDER •C 6 4 ^ 9 ^ « AT YOUR LOCAL FRIENDLY HOWARD JOHNSON'S ^ 383 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER « SATURDAY NIGHT 394 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER HOLIDAY QIFT BASKETS FEVER 649-6220 ATArAmouni Piciure f OPEN 7 DAYS THE BOYS FERRAN88 8RCHAR8 FROM BRAZIL Two Sirloin Two Sirloin if fhf\ surM\p,..vsill up? BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD„ aUSTONBURY CHRISTMAS Strip Dinners Strip Dinners ^ 3 M lln Bsyond Vito's Rsstaursnt PASTA "thehome of fresh pasta'" SHOPPERS for $4.99 for $4.99 LAURENCE Save $1.79 Save $1.79 OLIVIER OPENING WEEK SPECIAL: Enjoy our Sirloin Strip dinner at Buy 4 dozen ravioli... this great sale price. You’ll get a Enjoy OUT Sirloin Strip dinner at ITALIAHA baked potato, a roll with butter and •his great sale price. Youll get a got 1 dozon freol unlimited visits to our salad bar baked potato, a roll ivllli butter and It’saruby! rsiR fo 4BOur unlimited visits to our salad bar ciRi rsiMS’ (beverage and dessert not included). Offer good now through December ^verage and dessert not Included). Ifs an emerald! Monday thru Saturday at 7 p.m. OUR SPECIALTIES: 24, 1978. all day every day. One Offer good now through December 24, 1978. all day every day. One 5 Ltd. coupon per couple per visit. Not Matinees: Mon.,Wed. & Sat. at noon Meat Ravioli d o z . coupon per couple per visit. Not Ifs a sapphire! $.80 redeemable for cash. Void where fiSPA prohibited. redeemable for cash. Void where PASTA ITALIANA Extras’ Cheese Ravioli $.75 d o z . prohibited. cow U At Participating Stealchouses. It’s a super ring! • Fattuclne Fresh Spinach At PaiUctpating Steakhotues. Nitely Bus Service • Unguine Departura; •Torteillnl * lb . 5:15 p.m. — Arrow Travel, 84 Conn. Blvd., E. Harllord 1.25 5:30 p.m. — Greyhound Terminal • Bluffed Shells Manicotti 4Q < 0 g Q || P 0 N D % D £ ^ I 1 | p 0 N D E | 0 S R EVERY ITEM IN THE • Angel Wings Return: * p in t Return trip begins from Fronton at 11:30 p.m., • Imported Italian Candlaa 95 Monday through Thursday . . . and 15 minutes attar STORE NOW TILL • SpumonI —^ I • o /r o u r THIS COUPON- the last game on Friday and Saturday. — cur OUTTHIS COUPON------J CHRISTMAS For information p Hours; Mon. to Sal. ID AM • 8 PM HOME-STYLE MEAT A CHEES Sunday 8;3D AM - 2 PM MniiHirNliT • IW S|M'nf4T Sln*f*| A manly “touch of class” In the call 289-1531, (.Silv4>r l^inr) K s a m ’a “ ^N'COTTi! TO ORDER TEL. 643-7424 gemstone of his choice. I4k gold. (outside Hartford - TAGWAY * **UCE8 - All Fresh - 800-842-8469) Made Dally On the Premises. 188 Wael Middle Turnpike, Manchaatar lln ririfn l • On rn»N|M>4i Vm ' i i i i i * \\ iiiflN(»r • Vt imiHor Avnun' Ftoger and Marcl Negro, Proprlotarl (arge FOR SCREEN TRyES PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ManchefUr, Conn.. Fri,, Dec IS, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 15. 1978 - PAGE TWKN'I S I lll!l-: j

Nefp H fe n M Halp Wantad 13 Help Wantad ‘13 Halp Wantad Board Hears i r INDEX m % DMY ! N O TIC It TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- RELIABLE PERSON needed FULL TIME CLERK For 1 -,Lotl and Found Apply 81 Commerce Street, Excellent Part Time work. to clean office once a week. general office duties. Must be 2 — PoroonoM K m n t ? Will train. Call Manchester 6466313. Bus 3 “ Announoomonta ^ Glastonbury. PTG Oimpany. able to type 45 wpm. C & M lort 4 — Enlartalnmant Millioiu have dit- Telephone 633-7631. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2828. Warehouse at 28IWU. 5 — Aucttona *■ ' PARACHUTE RIGGER VERNON — Responsibility for the transportation and covered lhara't NURSES AIDES- Full time, WANTED- 2 years In packing E B T Of THE RIVER REM ESTATE MARKn FINANCIAl. RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 PART TIME For tire .^PUAJL HOllSIJJf: safety of children to and from school is a divided func­ 9 — 6onds*Stock$*Mortoaoaa no piece like e sh ifts. Good pay, good all shifts. Experience parachutes desired. Primary changing and service station tion, Mrs. Joyce DiPietro, chairman of the Board of 9 — Parionol Loant home advertiied benefits and working con­ preferred, but training will be responsiblity will be to sup­ work. Experience a must! 10 — Inturanca given. Apply in person: East port engineering packing Education’s Transportation Committee, said in a report in the Went Ads. ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ Apply at Brown’s Tire, 333 IMPLOYMINT non Manor, 180 Regan Road, Hartford Convalescent Home, requirements. High School Main Street, Manchester. to the board. 13 - Halp Wantod Vernon. 745 Main Street, Blast Hart­ Education requirM. Please She said the board is charged with providing the ser­ 14 Buainatt OppodunlttM ford, call Personnel Department at by 15 — Situation Wantod PART TIME AIDE for family vice and with hearing appeals. The state Board of Educa­ CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Pioner Parachute Co., 644- planning clinic. Evenings. 1581. tion provides consultive services and also hears appeals EDUCATION □ NOTICES - Experienced only. Ton SECRETARY - Part time Must live East of the river. 10 » Privata Inttructlona mornings, Vernon Circle area. Need own transporation. Sue Peck after a board has denied one. 19 — Sehooii-Claaaoa 20 *- instructions Wantod Typing, and machine EXPERIENCED MATURE Mature woman preferred. The Motor Vehicle Department establishes rules and Loat and Found 1 ’ transcription a must. Send WOMAN part-time waitress. Equal Opportunity Ehnployer, regulations on equipment and operation of school buses NEAL ESTATE resume to Box AA c/o Apply in person, Fani’s .23 Homos lor'Solo 5)^6201. REAL ESTATE and makes annual inspections. And the town government 24 — LotS'Land lor Salo m afe^j *l/2‘‘vear"®o'ld‘''No RN-LPN wanted for full or Manchester Herald. Kitchen, 1015 Main Street, 25 — lnvostrr>ont Proporty. after 3 p.m. EARN YOUR Fort EDITOR is responsible for town roads with the local police being 26 — Businau Proporty collar RFWA?fn nava' RfflL P®'' ^PP’V 27 — Rtsort Proporty Of "“'■Sing- Salrhon- FULL TIME Male To handle Lauderdale-Bermuda money PRESENTS responsible for crossing protection and enforcement of 26 -- Raai Estala Wantod " brook Convalescent Home, off duties in shipping and SECRETARY - Hartford Law now!! Work December 27 thru traffic regulations , House Street, Glastonbury. receiving departments. Firm seeks experienced January 27. 3400 guaranteed ; i«l8C. SERVICfS msTWUMsnw 355,000 The board policy, concerning distances for walking, Paraonala 2 P‘ease call 633-5244. Experienced preferred. EEO secretary with some college part time. 25 students needed. 31 - S9rvrCf|.0TT^rdd ' or secretarial background. 7W Room Raised Ranch 35 minutes from Hartford. Newly considers the following to be excessive walking dis­ 32 — Pair>th1g>Paporing Employer. 289-8291. Call today. 163 pm. 872-2128. 3 3 ^ BuildinO'CqntripitngL Expert typing and short and decorated throughout, 2 car garage, acre plus wooded lot. tances: Kindergarten through Grade 3, one mile to ■3tT— rtoollnQ.f*’’- ' ^ WOMEN WANTED FOR AVON- To Buy of Sell. skills required. Cali 2469121 Immediate occupancy. Call Don Mooney for appointment. ■sr-ttei; _ ■ BOWLING league - 9:15 nf school; Grades 4 through 8, 1.5 miles to school; and 36 — Flooring , Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ for interview. t o d a y ' s Grades 9 through 12. two miles to school. 37.— Moving-Trocking»Storaga Kfa7te"r*5'’nm'^‘‘“ ‘^‘“'' '“ bntalesS try, Andover. Call collect 8ffl- Walking distance is measured from a point in the public M — S'arvicas Wantod 646-2161 after 5 p.m. ciastonbiry. 8083. TILO COMPANY- opening un­ i : = ; r p f r CHRISTMAS TREE, OH CHRISTMAS TREE der new management has ' J Real street or road in front of the child's home, to the nearest MISC. FOR SALE ...... Please call 633-5244. With Christmas right around the comer, 40 — Housolioltf Qoods RN- 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 year round work in siding, t T i ' . allowable entrance to the school yard. Walking distance 41 — Articlos lor Salo □ EMPLOYMENT school bus d r iv e r s for p.m. to 7 a.m. part time. roofing, and trim. Top wages. many families will be putting up their Christ­ may similarly be measured .''om the same point, to the 42 — Building Suppllas •••••••••••••a,South Windsor. Will train. Enjoy working with an Sub contract plan available, Estate mas trees very soon. Despite what we all 43 — Pats -Birds- Dogs designated school bus stop. 44 — Livaslock Halp Wantad 13 Apply 9 Brookfield Street or excellent supporting staff, ^ p ly 624 Wethersfield Ave., have heard about a Christmas tree shortage, The board said it is aware that the health and physical 45 —'O oinr 9 AccassoriOl ------call 289-5918, after 12 noon. caring for our elderly Hartford. 8-tOam, Monday A purchase and sale 46 — Sporting Qoods thru Saturday. HOMES FOR BEAUTY I’m sure all those who want a tree will be WANTED - Gas station atten- ______patients. Pleasant at­ powers of the pupil, the terrain to be traveled, en­ 47 — GardanJ>roducts agreement should specify 48 —■ Antiques. mosphere, good wages and the purchase price, amount I able to find their perfect tree. vironmental hazards, the opening and closing hours of 49 — Wantod to Buy !Slre,''''rl»OT.?b£‘ S '- E S " benefits. Please call Doris MATURE & Experienced EAST HARTFORD $365,000 Christmas trees are beautiful once they are school (with reference to daylight available during Blain, RN, Director of Waiter, Host or of cash down payment Across from P&W, 23 units. Gross income over 362,000 r e n t a l s method of financing, put up but there are some things to keep in walking time), and the statutes pertaining to children 52 — Roomi lor Rant Nurses, 646-0129 Manchester Waitress/Hostess, year round yearly. Hardly ever a vacancy. Professionally appraised. AND CAREFREE LIVING lumber and trim from plans. delivery date of property, eligible for special education services, will at times 53 — Apartments for Rant Manor Nursing Home, 385 employment with benefits. Bank financing 3250,000 at 9V4% for 25 years. Secondary mind to insure proper safety in the home. 54 — Homes lor Rent ------Also experienceo in West Center Street, Apply in person at Ellington the right to inspect, make it necessary to make allowances for exceptions to 55 — Business lor Rent NURSES AIDES - Full time, measuring trim. Reply P.O. financing available. For more details call Ralph Pasek. First of all, before you put your tree in the 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Manchester. Rioge Country Club between delivery of clear title and the rules. and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. Box 67, East Hartford, 06108, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. survey. If certain items in stand, make a fresh cut 2” above the original 57 — Wanted to Rent Experienced preferred, but ' ------The superintendent of schools, or someone he may 56 — Misc. lor Rent SHEET METAL Mechanics- the house are to be hi' VISIT OUR MIHV niE AREAS cut. The old cut may be blocked by dirt & sap, we will train. Apply in person; PART TIME- No nights. No Experienced in installation of FUI.L TIME Experienced PASEK REAL ESTATE CO., INC. delegate, is responsible for planning efficient boundaries, AUTOMOTIVE East Hartford Convalescent weekends. Long holidays. July eluded as part of the sale, I so it won’t absorb properly. 61 — Autos lor Sale commercial and industrial Waitress. Apply at Ellington for example, carpeting or aoa BURNSIDE AVE. ____ EAST HARTFORD routes and schedules for approval by the school board. 62 — Trucks for Sale Home, 745 Main Street, East and August ofL Many re tir^ heating and air conditioning Ridge Country Club, between 2 8 9 -7 4 7 5 Keeping the tree moist is one of the most Educational and extra-curricular trips must be ap­ 63-— Heavy Equipment lor Sale Hartford. gentlemen and housewives systems. Top pay and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. draperies, these need to be important care factors for your tree. Check it 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles ------enjoy driving school buses. listed. A deposit AW in US CUSTOM DESIGN proved by the principal and the superintendent or his benefits. 649-4772. 65 — Campors-Traiiers-Mobite SEW ING M ACHINE Why not you? We will train. daily and refill it as necessary. The stanci delegate. The general policy of the board is to use a com­ Homes . ROOFER AND SIDING. Pay sometimes called "earnest % — Automotive Service Operators and miscellaneous Call Vernon, 875-2826, or money” is evidence of good ' should hold at least 1 gallon of water because mercial carrier with full public liability and property DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL scale base upon experience. a ^ • ^ Autoi lor Rent-Lease workers needed. Must have Manhester, 643-2414. BUSES WANTED- We will Call 741-8440 after 7 pm. faith and is almost always a large tree can use one to two qts. of some High School Education, —------A NOME THAT FITS YOm HODS damage insurance, for such trips. train you. Part time. required. The amount will water a day in a warm house. Vernon residents who have children who attend the two Must be able to read and TRUCK MECHANIC with Housewives and retirees OPPORTUNITIES Available vary depending on the speak English, and provide qualifed experience in general By keeping the tree adequately watered it parochial schools in town will have their children Looking for kitchen preferred. Manchester area, to meet new people and earn price of the home, but own tra n sp o rta tio n . No truck repairs. Commands top 643-2373. money. Full and part time will help prolong the life. Watering prolongs provided with transportation in accordance with the appliances? See the experience necessary. Please wages, $2^ a week. Must figures of 3500 to 31000 or positions while they last. App­ more are not uncommon, the needle life (although some will still fall board's policy. great buys In today's Call Personnel Department at have own tools. All company DENTAL ASSISTANT- to ly 7-Eleven, Center Street, BARROWS Classified columns. Pioneer Parachute Company, benefits. For Appointment work full or part time in oral Manchester. off) and makes it less apt to catch fire from 644-1581. call 688-2233, You donl hav* to worry surgery office. Must have ■bout paper work when lights or heat sources due to dryness. revious experience. Resume BOOKKEEPERS- If you have WALLACE Cookie Capers PROBATE NOTICE buying or tolling a homa, COWPANV Some people add sugar or molasses to the r;:o Box DD, c/o Manchester good skills, or skills you MANCHESTER PARKADE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO BIDDERS Herald. haven’t used for awhile, call wa do ovorylMng lor you. water, which helps hold the moisture in the ESTATE OF RICHARD CHARLES 289-4119 for more information. Haro at tha TeOFORD 646-7833 tree. There, are also commercial sprays Book on Sale ALTOIf Pitkin Street-Porter Street Drain, Phase I FULL TIME CUSTODIAN- REAL ESTATE: TVftK MLTVU LSTM O m S HIGH GATE ESTATES — off Foster SL in South Windsor* which have the same purpose. The Hon. Valdis Vinkels, Judge, of CONTRACT J14 CENTURY 21, Rt 44A, «mca TWMWT cDMBinr SOUTH WINDSOR — “The Cookie Capers Cookie the Court of Probate, District m An­ 2:30 p.m.-11 p.m. Apply BABYSITTER NEEDED dover, at a bearing held on December Manchester, Connecticut Gilead Hills School, 228-M58. Desperately in my Bolton Notch, Belton, When you are ready to put the lights on Book” is the newest publication of the South Windsor 4,1978 ordered that all claims must be Manchester Home. Morning 647-9914 wo want our make sure there are no frayed wires. All Library. The book is sponsored by the Friends of the presented to the fiduciary on or M ore In accordance with the provisions of the Town Charter, hours only. Mature reliable March 15,1979 or be barred as py law sealed Bids for Pitkin Street-Porter Street Drain, Phase 1, cllanta lo^do at IHtla ■■ Professional WINDING BROOK — Vernon* Off Center Road* Convenient to electrical equipment used for decorations Library and is on sale at the library. provided. person preferred. Own poaaibla and wa faal that Margaret K. Vinkels, Gerk Contract J14, will be received at the office of the Director of should meet the standards of a nationally The book is a collection of recipes made especially for INVITATION transportation and references Juat finding ttiat apaolal Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! The fiduciary is: General Services, Municipal Building, Manchester, Connec­ required. Call 643-7130. . W« a rt your award-wrlnning RELO rtal Mtato broktr baektd by ovtr 19 everything. One lot left recognized testing lab. the Cookie Capers program which was held at holiday Helen A. Stewart homo la tha moat Impor­ 249 East Center Street ticut 06040 until 11:00 a.m. EST on January 5,1979, at which TO BID ‘ y tart of oiptriw nct bimI »trvic« to trantftrrtd p«oplB and companltB. When the tree is lit and sparkling, time last year at St. Margaret Mary’s Church. The tant thing that you hava to O n* call puts ua to work markating your propariy hart and finding naw Manchester, Conn. 06040 place and time said Bids will be publicly opened and read Sealed bids will be received ACCOUNTING CLERK - REMEMBER, it may look beautiful from the program featured demonstrations of techniques in oeo-u aloud. in the Office of The Director SECRETARY,High School do. Wa ara tha praparty lor you anywhara. For Raal Sarvlc* . . . making fancy cookies, cookies for the holidays, and The work includes construction of approximately 190 lin. of Cieneral Services, 41 Center Graduate with 1 year college profaaalenala In thia TIMBER MDGE — South Windsor, our newest area. outside, but unplug it if you aren’t home and bualnaaa and baeauaa wa cookie specialties. ft. of 48 in., 1,420 lin. ft. of 36 inc., and 125 lin. ft. of 24 inc. Street, Manchester, (Connec­ or business school. Good Call ua today anytime especially when you go to bed. Probate Notice typing skills and accounting hava many llatinga of ’The book is dedicated to the parishioners of St. storm drains and appurtenant work. ticut, until December 27,1978 (Any office) Christmas trees should not block any en­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS background. Able to handle a homo* that art up for salo Margaret Maiy’s Church in appreciation of the warm Bid Security: Bid Bond in the sum of 10% of the Bid. at 11:00 a.m. for the ESTATE OF W. EDWARD SCOTT aka variety or responsibilities. wo know that tha houaa M A W E S n il (5467833) or RARTfORS (728-6615) or H H ( HAVER (397-1515) trance or exit points from the home and community spirit they and their priests have shown by WILLIAM EDWARD SCOTT Success bidder must furnish 100 percent Performance following; Suburban Company, fringe MT. SUMNER — Bolton. Off Bolton Center Road. 1 Acre plus Tbe Hon. WilUam E. FitzGerald, you art looking for lo In should be placed a safe distance from Bond and 100 percent Labor and Materials Bond. ONE Vt TON VAN benefits, free parking and t ’.D . Taddfi, Fretidenl permitting the library to have programs in the parish hall Judge, of tbe Court of Probate, our IMIngo. Qhro uo a oaN fireplaces and heating units. for many years. District of Manchester at a hearing Drawings and other Contract Documents may be The Town of Manchester is leasant working conditions. wooded lots. held on December 11,1978 ordered that examined and obtained at the office of the Director of an equal opportunity tlOE Employer. Call 522-8211 today. HAPPY The holidays are a cheerful and colorful An excerpt from the book’s dedication reads: “It was all claims must be presented to tbe ext 214 for interview. HOLIDAYS TO ALL OUR nduciary on or before March 11, 1979 General Services, Municipal Building, Manchester, Connec­ employer, and requires an af­ The Barrows & Wallace Company season, but don’t let minor carelessness ruin there that we shared with our friends and neighbors, the or be barred by law provided. ticut 06040; 325 deposit required. firmative action policy for ail FRIENDSI it. joy of learning to bake bread and to preserve the harvest Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Gerk of its Contractors and Vendors TYPIST & VARIOUS Office Hie fiduciary is: Any contract awarded under this invitation for bids is Duties- or Accounts Super­ HELPFUL HINT: , Established 1959 MAPLE MEADOWS ~ off East Eldridge St. in Manchester. Season’s Greeting, from our gardens, discovered the infinite variety of the Nora Wllmot expected to be funded in part by a grant from the United as a condition of doing 25 Howe G rde visor Assistant. Ei^rienced use of herbs, and tasted the delectable results of the Princeton, N.J. States Department of Housing and Urban Development business with the Town, as per -ed. EEO Employer. The price of a used house Cookie Capers. Let this book symbolize the good things 06540 (HUD). Federal Order 11246. should usually relate to R 1. that come to be when the community works together.” 095-12 Bidders on this work will be required to comply with the Bid forms, plans and other comparable homes in BOULDER MT. - Vernon. A New Section. Choice Lots Available. A copy of the book was present^ to Father Quinn, President’s Executive Order No. 11246, and any amendments specifications are available at LAUNDROMAT Attendant- the same neighborhood. pastor of the church, and to Joel Cohan, Claire Lyman P ro b ate Notice or supplements to that executive order, and all other the General Services Office, Mature responsible person to NOTICE TO CREDITORS requirements pertaining to HUD funded projects. 41 Center Street, Manchester, work part time, Friday 2-10 and E ik 'T 1 .ane of the "•’rish Council, at a recent tea at ESTATE OF PAUL E. CLUNE, The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all Bids, Connecticut. pm, Saturday and Sunday 16 ROOMING HOUSE the librai7. pm. 6468749. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, should the Owner deem it to be in the public interest to do so. Town of Manchester, ’The book was edited by Linda Gates with editorial Judge, of the Court of Probate, Town of Manchester, Connecticut Connecticut assistance by Rita Hyman and technical assistance by District of Manchester at a bearing WAITRESSES WANTED- For held on December 8,1978 ordered that Robert B. Weiss Robert B. Weiss, evening shift. Cali 6467563. m WHETHER BUYING OR SELLING, Robert Cbojnowski. of the library , staff. ’The .program _ idea all claims must be presented to tbe General Manager General Manager 281 S p e n c e r S tr e e t, was conceived by Helaine Dauphinais of the library staff 085-12 08612 Manchester. TEDfOJIQ 8EAL ESTATE and the art work for the book was done by Clay M assey, Peari rHuiuSn, a« t aeit NEW OR USED, CALL US FOR YOUR library director. '““'KA a. Pheion, Jr. A supplement was prepared by Nancy Horsfield. This ss East center street REAL ESTATE NEEDS. WE ARE A FULL includes the recipe and instructions for making the oh-u conno«*> cookie sleigh and will be included with each book sold. ■ ■ ■ i i i SERVICE ORGANIZATION. ^ WATERFRONT Those who participated in the cookie caper program Probate Notice NO MORE WAITING... Ashford — quality throughout six room brick Ranch, at­ were: Nancy Brandenberger who made cookie press n o tic e to c r e d it o r s FORM tached garage; overlooking Lake Chaffee — cedar walled cookies and made arrangerilents for ethnic baked goods; S5™ family room — beautifully landscaped for privacy. 344,900 Joan Jahrstorfer and Angela Vibert who demonstrated YOU CAN PLACE YOUR “cookie irons,” and made Scandinavian krumkake and Hon. wuium e. Fi^raui, Call 643-2718 Italian pizzelle; Nancy Horsfield who showed how to msifTot °i Manchator at a HEMLD & DOLUR SAVER FOR AFTER HOURS HERALD 215-219 Center St. Manchaatar make fancy cookie containers and constructed a cooke Ju'‘!:uirarnSsf'i''p^^'w and DOLLAR SAVER ADS 12 bedrooms with 4'/i baths all rented — Front sleigh; Sue F itts who showed how to make turtle confec- nduciary on or before March u, \m store w/separate utilities available, plus 3 car gar­ tions; and Marilyn Hulbert who made American-style ^rn.*HoUtnan, Chinese fortune cookies. cierii WRITE YOUR FAST AD ON THIS FORM age — new roof and Stainless Steel siding — full basement, good Income — $89,900. Friends of the Library and many residents of the town Eunice m . sheehan BEFORE CALLING IN. brought their favorite cookies and submitted their ™srHSfiort*conn recipes for the cook book. oeiii Phona ada (or Tho Horald will not bo accoptod If nanw and ad- REALTY CO., INC. IWHAT IS YOUR HOME WORTH 093-12 draaa ara not givon. at any hour. ^ 16 WORD MINIMUM ON ALL ADS T0DAY77 PURSE PLEA8ER Probate Notice 99 East Center Street Postal Department RATES; Botad on coniacutiva days ad It run. II you art thinking of soiling, buying or trading Coventry — Cozy 2 bedroom Ranch, eat-in kitchen, rec NOTICE TO CREDITORS your prosont homo, II Is bsst to know. For ■ room plus a partially finished family room. Wood stoves ESTATE OF BEATRICE LITTLE aka ($2.00 MIN. CHAROE) Offers Speed mail BRIDGET A. LITTLE, deceased froo msrkot ovalustlon, call us — Manchester included, on nice level 200' deep lot. 336,500. The Hon. Witllam E. FitzGerald, Judge, of the Court of Probate, 1 to 2 D a y s...... 12* per word per day Manchester Postmaster William L. Christy today District of Manchester at a hearing reminded last-minute Christmas shoppers that a held on December 12,1978 order^ th» 3 to 5 Days...... 11* per word per day 643-2692 all claims must be presented to the TEDFURD guaranteed one-day delivery system is available to 400 fiduciaries on or before March 12,1978 6 Days to 25 Days ...... 10* per word per day REALE(r*T[ or be barred as by law provid^. MERRin U.S. cities. Pearl J. Hultman, 26 Ita y s ...... 9* per word per day Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Ass t, aerk 646-1180 The high-speed coast to coast delivery service, known The fiduciaries are; # H7-99U .llt^tS I as Express Mail, is backed with a full refund guarantee. John H. McHu^ 195 Hillstown M.. Under the Express Mail system, the Manchester Post Manchester. Conn. Ad running In The Herald Office will accept packages or letters up to 5 p.m. Mon­ 06040 Evelyn Foster N iakt EXTRA can nin In Dollar Saver lor OPEN HOUSE day through Friday, and until noon Saturdays. The ser­ 90 Foster St. vice has two delivery options: So. Windsor. Conn. *2.00 for 15 worda, 10* SUNDAY-DEC. 18 1-4 The first is direct delivery to the addresses. Customers 06074 BONUS each additional word. may bring up to 70 pounds of mail or packages to the post 91 Boulder Crest Rd.-Vemon MORTGAGE office by 5 p.m. and have it delivered to the addressee by Probate Notice Ploaao comploto Information block aa givan balow, than road (I In 3 p.m. the following day. Items mailed on Saturdays will NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hi antiraty o\|0r phona, or atnd thIa form along wHh proper be delivered on Sunday. As an alternative, custom ers can ESTATE OF WILBER T. LITTLE. amount to Manchoator Evaning Horald, Bralnard Placf. MONEY? have the addresee pick up the shipment at the destination The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, post office by 10 a.m. the following day. Judge, of the Court of Probate, District of Manchester at a hearing STAETEIADINOHiai ”lt is the only mail service offered by the Postal Ser­ held on December 12,1978 ordered that vice that carries a money-back guarantee if we fail to all claims must be presented to the fiduciaries on or before March 12.1979 I My Nam* IS _ deliver on time,” said Christy. or be barred as by law provld^. Pearl J. Hultman, I My AMiaw 13- Rates vary according to weight and destination, and ac­ Ass't. Gerk cording to which delivery option is used. The fiduciaries are; John McHugh -M y Pliant N*. I .- For example, an item weighing 10 pounds is guaranteed aka John H. McHugh next-day delivery to the addressee in Los Angeles for 19S Hillstown R ^ d I AD TO RUN IN HERAl 6' □ S SAVER □ BOTH □ Manchester, Conn. 06040 For your oxtra convonlonoo, wo havo Inatallod a Want TOLLAND $64,500 Just Listed stunning U & R Colonial in »13.85. Evelyn Foster Ad Dapartmant aflar-houra anawaring aarvlea. Now, I Haw Many Day. ------8TARTINO DATE SEAL ESThU Christy said that a complete list of the cities in the 90 Foster Street Looking for LAND, TREES, PRIVACY? Boulder Ridge with 3 spacious bedrooms, So. Windsor, Ct. 06074 whalovor tha hour, day or night, Sundaya or holldayo Manchester network, along with the costs for various 091-12 I This 7 room, 3 bedroom RAISED RANCH 1st floor family room with fieldstone 1 2 1 4 weights and destinations, will be available to postal al Days 643-2711 JSHUCt with 2 car garage on 3 plus acres of country fireplace and beamed cathedral ceiling, customers at any window of the Manchester Post Office. 8 2 7 a Probate Notice privacy may be the answer. Kitchen large eat-in kitchen*, on beautifully NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dial Nights 643-2718 - 1 11 A SK M E. • 1 5 landscaped wooded lot. ESTATE OF FLORENCE M, ” 1 equipped with built-ins, formal dining George Made ice Cream BAYLI^. deceas^ dual giva ua your maataga, nama and addraaa — Wa'II do tha Directions: Tunnel Road to Risley Road, watch for Donna Slobodlen ^ The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, rati. 1 * 14 11 room, 2 full baths, fireplaced family room, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I)------George Washington Judge, nf the Court of Probate, ’• 1 signs. Main Office I§J District of Manchester at a hearing 15’x20’ sundeck; outbuilding. was the first American to purchase an ice cream No m ort ruNhing to call before nooa. Order your Want Ad whenever 17 1 1 I t 2 0) 1 held on December 11.1978 ordered that 1 ail claims must be presented to the vM're ready night or day. even on Sundaya and holldayi. GET MORE witn machine, as recorded in his diary, reports Sealright, a 2 2 fiduciary on or before March 11, 1979 21 2 2 ' supplier of ice cream packaging. or be barred by law provide. Lfcritagc Savii^ 2T Gallery of Thomas Jefferson not only owned his own machine but Pearl J Hultman. 2 1 2 5 _ _ 2 J Ass't. Gerk m iFiSH recorded his ice cream recipe for posterity: “two bottles The fiduciary is: Homes SEISTTRY Marion C. Burns realty company Main Office: 1007 Main SIreel, Manchealer 6464586 of good cream, six yolks of egg, a half-pound of sugar and II Knighton Street Plhoa your ad by noon and H runa tha next day. IREAL ESTATC SERVICES K-Mart Office: Spencer Street. Manchealer 6463007 Manchester. Conn. S h e H e r a lh H D U I t t : a stick of vanilla.” This mixture was cooked to a custard Ragular hours offloo phono Is 643-2711. 06040 Sundty* Clossd Dally t:30 - 6 pjn. S46 Hartford Tpk. 'consistency, then poured into the ice cream machine. 090-12 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SsL I son. - 1 e.m. IB VERNON, CONNECTICUT PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchnsler. Cunn., Fri.. Dec. 15. I!l7il

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dec. 15. 1978 - H»lp W anfd 13 Halp Wantad PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 13 -^alp Wantad IS Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Homaa For Sale 23 Homaa For Sale 23 CLERK TYPISTS, small Ver­ SHORT ORDER COOK- OPPORTUNITY TO OWN ELECTRONIC Techncican- CLERK- Checking invoices, Homaa For Sale 23 Homaa For Sale 23 non office. Previous clerical Evenlngs. Call 649-7563. 281 Your own business after being Part time. Hours optional. receipts and general office BUSINESS & SERVICE experience, good typing and Spencer Street, Manchester. an employee for a year or two. Experienced in repair and duties. 40 hour week. Apply: ------figure aptitude. Benefits We need production and calibration oscilloscopes, Gaer Bros. Inc., 140 Rye " m available. Hours 9:30-6 pm. m a t u r e a d u lt for house branch manager trainees for Street, South Windsor. She Herald 871-0401. npnfaaeinnetl signal generators, etcetera. cleaning. Must have own professional service business. 6(3-2151. REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING transportation. 2 days per Sales experience and 2 to 3 Wu fu all v«Hi HKtJ lf» know MY COMPANY WILL week. References required. years college preferred. Call PART TIME SALES Adver­ in real usiauv EMPLOY 2 people lo start im­ Write Herald Box GG, 649-0836, “from 9 to 12, tising R^resentative- NctqlilHifhofHl otffU's rvurywhuru. mediately. $200 per week Thursday thru Saturday. Exelusive 'Tolland County. BURGER KING Is now ERA' REAL ESTATE otential while learning, plus Terrific compensation for the Conuses. Call 646-3936. Equal EXPERIENCED PART accepting applications for DIRECTORY GAL FRIDAY Wanted for right person. Call Charles & DUBALDO/LESPERANCE P H O N E 643-2711 Opportunity Employer, M/F, TIME TELLER- Tuesday Manager and Manager District Sales Manager of thru Friday 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 Co. Publishers, 1-255-1730, or Trainees. Needed due to an 457 CENTER ST. Sarvicaa Ottered 31 Sarvicaa Ottered 31 FORASSISTANCE IN PLACINa YOUfi AD National Computer Company. send resume to P.O. Box 606, Painting-Paparing 32 Building Contracting 33 BABYSITTER- Responsible p.m. Apply Manchester State expansion program. Formal Requires good typing skills, Southport, Conn. 06490. training. Insurance Benefits, 6 4 6 -0 5 0 5 C&M TREE SERVICE - Free loving person to care for 17 Bank, 1041 Main Street. excellent telephone Each office independently owned and WATERPROOFING - Foun­ TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ QUALITY CARPENTRY By Vacation Paid. Experience oMraled estimates, discount senior dation cracks, tile lines, month old. In our Manchester capabilites and overall SUPERINTENDENT- PART ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper Harp Construction. Garages, Halp Wantad 13 home. Monday thru AIR CONDITIONING and referred. Apply at 447 Center citizens. Company walls, sump pumps, eneral knowledge of office TIME. One bedroom apart­ Street, Manchelnchetser, between 2 Manchester-owned and Hanging. General Repairs. Framing, Additions. ADVERTISING Wednesday. 7:30 to 4 pm. refrigeration mechanic. Good guties. Excellent starting T hatchways, window wells. Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. Remodeling, Roofing, it WORK AT HOME On the pay and good benefits. Must ment available. On site and 6 p.m operated. Call 646-1327. RATES Transportation and salary and company paid superintendent, downtown Fireplaces and Ceramic Tile Siding. Call 643-5001. phone servicing our references required. Call 646- have state license, SHEET Halp Wanted 13 Bualneaa Opportunltf U repairs. 30 years' experience, benefits. One person olTice. Manchester. Excellent for B&M TREE SERVICE. TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ customers in your spare time. 6668 . METAL MECHANIC. PART TIME Sales Adver­ 643-4953, 242-5915, Houaehold Goods ^0 Articlaa lor Sale 1 day ...... 12c word per day Call for appointment. 289-9591. semi retired individual. tising Rep. Exclusive Tolland, Complete tree care Free es­ ting. Papering, General WROBEL it SON- General 41 3 days . 11C w o rd p er day 249-7773. Experienced only. Good pay EXCECUTIVE Secretary - to MANCHESTER Package Repairs. Call Paul evenings, Requires several hours per Windham area. Terrific com­ work for one of New timates. Senior Citizen C a rp e n try it R e p a irs , refrigerators 6 days 10« word per day BABYSITTER Wanted- ana benefits. Please call A iB MANAGER to operate and store. Excellent location. Well SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ 643-8303. ^cializing in Remodeling, FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink 26 days 9c days ...... week, general maintenance pensation for the right person. England's most progressive Discount. Call 643-7285. Washers / ranges, used, LUBRICATION PERSON mature person to babysit in Cooling & Heating Corp. 649- run small snack bar. Capable established business. Call tial and Commercial, Depen­ Rec Rooms, Repairing of Coat, excellent condition. Size 15 words S2 00 mnimufTi 8691. work. Call 528-9885 weekdays, Call Charles & Co., Publisher, and unitme construction com­ guaranteed and clean. New WANTED- To lubricate my home. Bower School area of handling complete opera­ Marion E. Robertson, dable. Resonable. Call 649- Porches, Concrete and 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. Happy Ads . ,. $2,50 inch trucks and trailers. Related 1-255-1730 or send resume to panies. Excellent salary plus Realtor, 643-5953. REWEAVING burn holes. shipment damaged, G.E it from 8 am lo 12 pm for my 5 tion. 646-1442. PARAGON TOOL CO. INC. 2098, or 646-3824. Chimney Repairs. No job too experience needed. Starting year old. Own transportation PART TIME CASHIER- PO Box 606, Southport Ct. fringe benefits, MUST llAVE Zippers, umbrellas repaired. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. CHRISTMAS TREES- Has immediate openings for 06490. Window shades, Venetian I*!i*ji***V*'!**” ...... small. Discount Senior pay $160 weekly. All fringe necessary. Call 643-1208 after maturc responsible person. KNOWLEDGE of UPHOLSTERY SHOP for DICK'S SNOW-PLOWING- Building Contracting 33 Citizens. 649-2403. B.D. Pearl it Son, 649 Main Veomans Tree Farm, Lake benefits. For appointment call All Around Machinists, Tuthe STENOGRAPHY and blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Street, 643-2171. 5 pm. Evenings or weekends. Apply Operator, and Bridgeport sale. Priced reasonable or Serving Manchester for 10 Road, Andover. Thousands to 688-2233. in person: Inside-Outlet, Burr WAITRESS WANTED For BOOKKEEPING. Must be make offer. Located 184 Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- years. Parking jots, choose from. Try us you’il jike Operators. Liberal overtime 5221. WES*viis nuuuiN ROBBINS b carpentry carpentry Boollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Corners, Manchester. BURGER KING - Needs an Pizza Restaurant. Day work, very efficient in both. Send Franklin Ave., Hartford, driveways, sidewalks. San­ remodeling specialist. Ad­ LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ what we have. Open daily 3:30 LAUNDRY WORKERS- 1 and fringe benefits. Apply at Monday thru Friday. Call Gus resume Box G, c/o Conn. tion, orange background with Love You part time washman weekends employee to do morning equi- 121 Adams Street, ding also available. 646-5099. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, — ______Jnpr„.„ to 5 pm Weekends 9-5 pm. ORDER AND DELIVERY ment set up, and minor at 647-9157, between 11:00 Manchester Herald. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ while floral print. Call after 4 Follow signs from Route 6. second shift. Temporary Manchester, 647-9935. a.m. and 7:00 p.m. built-ins, bathrooms, ment Co. Expert installation VEMON work with Manchester maintenance. Full time from Situation Wanted 15 tics, garages, yards cleaned, FREE- Junk cars removed. kitchens, 649-3446. p.m., 646-1168, washman 3rd shift. 1 part CERTIFIED MUSIC teacher, moving, trucking. Loam for of aluminum siding gutters- Baby lime folder, weekends. Apply Wholesale Distributor. 8:30 a.m. lo 11 a.m, or 5 p.m. 649-7243, and trim. Hoofing installation Steady, full time. Arrange for Free meals. Vacation paid. K thru 6 for the Coventry RESPONSIBLE Mother will sale. Lawn service. No job too FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom Meadows Convalescent big or small. 568-8522. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. interview . Call 643-2626 Insurance benefits. Apply at Public Schools. Contact the care for children in my home. COMPLETE LAND Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. Set. Excellent condition. Doll ROGKinLLE Home, 333 Bidwell Street. Admistrativc Assistants Ot- Queen-size bed, triple dresser, FRESH PICKED MT. Manchester. between 3 and 6 pm or Satur­ 467 Center Street, ELECTROHIC LOCAL STORE Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. CLEARING and Chipping Ser­ Call GaryCqshing 345-2009. SPECIALIZING cleaning and day 9-12. Manchester, between 2 and 6 fice, 742-6913. COMPLETE CARPET it Tile vice. Building lots cleared. dresser with shelved mirror, LAUREL FOR SALE- Best _____ HB. ACCEPTING •••••••••••••••••••••••••• repairing chimneys, roof, new for Christmas Wreaths it p.m. installation and repairs. Free Fully insured. Tree removal. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY night stand. 4 years old. $800. CARHERS TECHHICIAH Private Inatructlona IB estimates. Call 646-3745, after roofs. Free estimates. 30 568-0935. Decorations. $1.25 bunch. Call FOTOMAT has opportunities Challensing opportunity (or APPLICATIONS No job to big or to small. Carpentry and general con­ years Experience, Howley, 649-7862. Halp Wantad 13 Help Wanted 13 tor neat responsible and per­ PIPE ORGAN TECHNICIAN- Technical Senool Graduate, with 0- 5 p.m. Guaranteed results. Don’t CASHIERS 3 years experience in electronics. REMEDIAL READING and tracting. Residential and 643-5361. NEEDED sonable individuals interested Apprentice must be agile, FOR waste money on large commercial. Whether it be a 30” ELECTRIC Frigidaire Apply in person, call or write Ker- math; individualized work BRICK, Block, Stone, Stove. Immaculate. $100. USED STORM WINDOWS Full and part time in part time employment. We mechanically inclined and sonnel Oifice. MANAGEMENT PART TIME program, (lst-8th grade) by business overhead. Miner small repair job, a custom ROOFER WILL Install roof, Plaaaa Call offer challenging and rewar­ able to work with small tools. Fireplaces.concrcte. Chimney Land Clearing. Call 649-8735 Color: White. Call 643-9317 FOR SALE- Triple Track positions now available, POSITION master's degree teacher. 568- repairs. No job too small. built home or anything in siding or gutter for low dis­ after 5 p.m. Aluminum. Various sizes. Call CARRIER MARION also temporary positions ding work with pay training Any musical ability helpful. 8075. after 7 pm. between, call 646-1379. count price. Call Ken at 647- and excellent company Benefits. 646-4666. VEEDER-ROOT Please send resume OPPORTUNITY Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ 649-7862, evenings and Sunday. HAVE FUN 8 7 5 -5 8 9 4 available up til February. 28 SargMnt StrMt timates. 1566. benefits. Ideal for housewives promptly to Box F, e/o HOUSE CLEANING NEWTON SMITH- NEEDED Experience preferred but Hartford, Conn. RIDING LESSONS indoor •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ]MISC. FOR SALE SEWING MACHINES- Brand And earn money. or students. For further infor­ PACKING COMPANY HAS Manchester Herald. riding ring. Western stock problems? General Cleaning, Remodeling, Repairs, and Haating-Plumbing 35 will train. Apply to Dave mation call 563-8155 between 527-7201 QUALITY CARPENTRY By Carpets, Floors, Walls, Smoke new Zig-Zags, Distributors POSITIONS AVAILABLE- seat, saddle seat and hunt Rec-Rooms. No job to small. list price $199.95. Now only Part time opportunity after 10 a.m. to and 2 pm. Call 289-7401, For Bright Willing Hara Construction Additions, it Water Damage Restora­ 649-3144. Beacon Hill seat. All levels 228-9817. roofing, siding decks and gar­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, Articlaa lor Sale 41 $79.50. Save up to 50% on all for ambitious and TOOL & ME MAKER tion. Professional-Insured. cleaned with electric cutters, famous makes! Viking, Elna, Area Individual ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. DOMESTICARE, 643-1945. CARPENTRY 4i Masonry - responsible person BROOKS MSCOUNT VOICE, PIANO Instructions. by professionals, McKinney ALUMINUM Sheets used as New Home, Singer, etc. A-1 CLASS A & Former faculty New York ADDITIONS AND Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ printing plates, .007 thick Sewing Center, 2026 Park Middle Tpka. CARPET INSTALLATION - SNOW-PLOWING- FIRE REMODELING, Free es­ Must have vehicle. 23 Manchester & JIG BORER CLASS A (Next to Bonanza) Manchester Must Have a Vehicle. Music and Art High School, Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, pany, 643-5308. 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Street, Hartford, 236-1123. Enjoyable. Interesting WOOD for sale. Delivery only timates. Call Anthony $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be hours per week. Start East Hartford Tech School Graduates prelcrred Professional Singer/Pianist. steam Cleaning. Free es­ 569-3037. Should have 3 to 5 years Work. Good money. 644-8597. timates. Call 649-6265. Squillacote 649-0811. NO JOB TOO Small - To let picked up before 11 a.m. LIVE CHRIS'TMAS trees for Town Line experience. Newly negolialwJ con­ repairs, plugged drains, ONLY. @ 2:30 P.M. tract offers com^titive rates and sale, 454 Woodland Street, GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, CARPENTRY - Repairs, kitchen faucet replaced, Manchester. • Call Jeanna at benefits. EXPERT PAINTING and remodeling, additions, gar­ AUTO MECHANIC Call for Appointment Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue LANDSCAPING Specialize, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• repaired, rec rooms, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - m Grass, Popular. Ages 5-adults. ages, roofing. Call David bathroom remodeling, heat Good condition.Good for Call Jeanne AAMCO Tranamlaalona ol T o m Exterior House Painting. Painting-Papering 32 HARDWOODS- 4 ft. lengths 6- VEEDER-ROOT Beginners-professionals. Patria, 644-1796. modernization, etc. Free plating, or welding. Call 649- 9 months seasoned. $M per 28 Sargaant Straat Manchoatar la In aaarch Tree pruning, spraying, 647-9946 647-9946 4 Easy enjoyable progress. mowing, weeding. Call 742- Estimate gladly given. M & N 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. cord. Cut and split 18 in. 6-9 Hartford, Conn. of automatic tranamlaalon 647-9947 FREE loan instrument. 646- PAINTING - Interior and LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Plumbing it Heating. 649-2871. 7947. exterior, paperhanging, month seasoned $65 per cord. 527-7201 Inatallara. Tha qualifying 6557. New homes custom built MOLDED FORMICA top and All wood delivered in 2 cord excellent work references. remodeled, additions, rec MANCHESTER PLUMBING paneled bar with two shelves amounts. Call 649-8735 after 7 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT appileanta will racalvo HEAVY OR LIGHT Free estimates. Fully in­ TRUCKING, Cellars, attics rooms, garage, kitchens & HEATING - Repairs. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. pm. top wagaa, paid holldaya, sured. Martin Matson, 649- remodeled.bath tile, cement Remodeling. Pumps repaired and yards cleaned, also stone, 4431. NOTICE OF vacatlona and oxeallont I loam or sand delivered, 644- work, steps, dormers, / replaced. Free estimates. DARK LOAM Delivered ’ 5 ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE working conditlona. For residential or comercial. Cali Electric drain-snaking. 24- yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, 1 1775 or 644-9532. QUALITY PAINTING and 649-4291. In accordance with the provisions ol Chapter 3, Sections 1 more Information and In- hour service. 646-0237. gravel and more stone 643- and 9 ol the Town Charter, notice is hereby given ol the adop­ BOOKKEEPER Paper Hanging by Willis 9504. larvlow call 643-2487 I A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING- Rub- Schultz. Fully insured FIRST CLASS Carpentry - tion by the Board ol Directors of the Town of Manchester, I bish removed. Appliances etc, Monday thru Saturday. references, 649-4343. Remodeling and Additions. 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer Connecticut, on December 5, 1978. I moved. For all your Light Kitchens and R5C Rooms. 35 New $150. Outboard motor 40 horse WANTED . Trucking needs at Very J.P, LEWIS & SON Interior PLU M B IN G - 25 Y e a rs years experience! For Free Evenrude $250. Mobilehome 6 room Colonial featuring 3 I Reasonable Prices. Call and Exterior painting, paper Estimates, call 646-^9. Experience! Call Tom I anytime, 875-7059. 45x10 with furniture in cam­ bedrooms, formal dining ORDINANCE hanging, remodeling, carpen- Dawkins at 649-7630. “Dif­ ming ground $4,000, Call 525- GIFT AND try. FullyFull insured. 649-9^. GENERAL CARPENTRY, ficult Jobs Taken In Stride. " room, 1% baths, fireplace Experienced book­ FRUIT BASKETS I SNOW-PLOWING- Commer- iOi hcat-o-lator, city BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town RELIGIOUS SHOP Repairs, Remodeling, keeper. Monday - ACCOWmilG ^ dal and Residential. Free es- SILKTOWN PAINTERS- tillties. Priced at ^9,900. j of Manchester that pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - ^ timates. Reliable, plus Best Garages, Additions, Porches, CHRISTMAS niEE S- Blue it Section 30-91, that the Town of Manchester allow the sale of Friday, 37% hours per GIERK Order early. Also, Wicker Pofessional work at no extra Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters, Flooring 36 White Spruce. Tag, and or cut. THE LORD'S SHOPPE- . Prices Around! Please call cost. Call 646-5424, Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. lOUP 1 alcoholic liquor on Sunday between the hours of twelve week. Paid vacation, Varied position including light Unusual Gifts, Bric-A-Brac, Items. Pero Fruit Stand, 276 I 528-3678. Wreaths, FREE Boughs! Oping, filing and posting. Stanley Tree Farm, Long Hill o'clock noon and eleven o’clock p.m. in hotels, restaurants, Experienced with CRT Machine Original Translation KJV Oakland Street, 643-6384. FLOOR SANDING and AGENCY medical benefits, pen- | A&W PAINTING Contrac­ FARRAND REMODELING - Road, off Route 6 at Andover cafes, bowling establishments, clubs, golf country clubs and desirable, but not required. Good Bibles, 10 Bissell Street, [ SNOW-PLOWING- Available Retinishing. Floors like new. Sion plan, credit union. starting rate and benefits. tors. Quality painting and Cabinets and Formica Tops, (Sp^ializing in older floors). Church. 742-6438, 646-1511 places operating under charitable organization permits, a Manchester. all winter, night or day. paper hanging at reasonable Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Salary based on | TYPEWRITERS SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. Staining floors. No waxing. university permit. rates. Fully insured. Free ditions. Decks, All types f Also Ceiling and Interior experience. Call 228- VEEDER-ROOT MOTORCYGUES AND ' Don't wait til it snows! Call Estimates, Call Wayne 649- REBUILT PORTABLE 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. Remodeling and Repairs. Painting. John Verfaille. 646- 9474 or 649-9587. 28 Sargaant Straat SNOWMOBILES TYPEWRITERS From $20. 7696. Phone 643-6017. 5750 after 6 pm. GOLD JACKET - GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY This Ordinance shall lake effect ten (10) days after this Hartford, Conn. Sales it Service, Typerwiter Manchester Century 21 Agency seeks to add GIFTS FOR MOTORCYCLE publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) 527-7201 St Adding Machines. Yale several full-time licensed "Friendly Neighborhood 4 SNOWMOBILE Typewriter Service, 41 * ♦ W -1 days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed ENTHUSIASTS ARE HERE Purnell Place, 649-4988. Schoola-Claaaea 19 Homaa For Sale 23 Lota-Land For Sale 24 Real Estate Wanted 28 Professionals” to Its sales force In preparation for by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, at Manchester Honda, 30 It's an innovation that allows you to STAR your the move to a high exposure downtown location as determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars Adams Street, phone 646-2789. classified ad for extra attention value. Simply FOR THE BEST - Manchester MANCHESTER- Split Level FOR LEASE- Route 44A SELLING your house? Call us right after the holidays. of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting PERSONALIZED tell your ADVISOR that you want your ad Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 in excellent condition. 7 rooms Coventry. Approximately 15 first and we'll make you a its reference to a special Town election. McDonaliTs® f o r t h e s p o r t s m a n TEE SH IRTS s t a r r e d . The only additional charge is lor the pupils per teacher. FREE in­ 1 full and 2 half baths. Custom acres of land for Corn Silage cash offer! T.J. Crockett, For a confidential Interview, call Elizabeth J. Intagliata space the STAR occupies. There are two troductory lesson with this ad. draws, Awnair awnings. Cen­ Production only. Lease must Realtor, 643-1577. Carol Jackston Willard at 646-1316 Secretary A & B SPORT SHOP "Christ­ CUSTOM PERSONALIZED different sizes ol STARS you can use. Try it the Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. tral air conditioning, many be agreeable to yield obser­ Board of Directors mas Headquarters For The TEE SHIRTS- Adulte $4 up; other extras. F.J. Spilecki, vations and collection of some IMMEDIATE Cash for your Needs People Children $3.50 up. Personal- next time you have a really important message Realtor, 643-2121. plants by Agronomist. Sealed CENTURY 21 - JACKSTON-AVANTE Manchester, Connecticut ^ r ts m a n '' Fishing, Hunting, to sell. property. Let us explain our Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this I2th day ol Camping, Canoes. 1000 Hart­ Tee. 1081 Main Street, 6 ^ □ REAL ESTATE Bids will be accepted until fair proposal. Cali Mr. ______Manchester, Ct. December, 1978. ford Turnpike, Vernon, 872- 3339. CONTEMPRARY RANCH-12 January 3rd. 1979. Lessor Belfiore, M7413. reserves the right to reject 088-12 BREAKFAST 8052. rooms, including adjoining in­ — Ymir Choice— n Homaa For Sale 23 law apartment. Sunken living any or all bids. Land available MAY WE BUY your home? FOR HIM U rfi24 A Sunt 42 ' W room, formal dining room, 3 early May thru December Quick, fair, all cash and no W CUSTOM MADE baths, 4 bedrooms, huge 1979. Insurance required. Send problem. Call, Warren E. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT FLEXIBLE HOURS PoWStir W Pent Stir ^ 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 -^OPEN SUNDAY^ DOLL CLOTHES rs* per day M .60'par day lo 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. fireplaced family room, game Sealed Bids to: Dean, College Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. HERMAN WORK SHOES Walk in basement. room, $119,900. Group I of Agriculture it Natural NOTICE OF McDonald's* Family Restaurant Is BEAUTIFUL BARBIE DOLL (Plua.ragular word ad rah)______Realtors, Philbrick Agency, Resources. Box U 66, Univer­ 1 - 4 p .m . DRESSES 60c. Bridesmaid’s Make a practical gift. Shoes Conveniently located to shop­ ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE looking for good people who want a for the entire family at ping center. $47,900. No 6464200. sity of Connecticut, Storrs, In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Outfit $1.50. Complete Wed­ Conn. 06268. 9 Woodifde St._____ M a n c h M ttr good job with all the extras. As a ding Outfit. $3.50. Pajamas Discount Prices! Manchester agents. 646-4877. and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ Green Shoe Outlet. 509 East MANCHESTER- 8 room Household Goods 40 member of our crew, you get a good 60c. 643-6452, home, on 7 acres of beautiful tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Middle Turnpike, 6494)662. BOLTON- Manchester, Ver­ Real Estate Wanted 28 Connecticut, on October 10, 1978. starting pay, supervised training, free S h e H e r a l b non line, 5 room Ranch. land. Acre pond. Garages for 3 FOR HER cars, one is heated. ^,500. WE BUY AND SELL Used ORDINANCE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Sliders to patio, finished base­ ALL CASH For your property, Furniture, One piece or entire meals, pleasant working conditions ment, .fireplace, carpeting, Group I, Philbrick Agency. Be it ordained by the Board of Directors of the Town of RENTAL CENTER 6464200. within 24 hours. Avoid Rm household. Cash on the line. Manchester: and regular raises. UNIQUE CHRISTMAS GIFT! appliances, garage, workshop, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Furniture Barn. 646-0865. Gift Certificate, 8 Weeks $25, acre plus lot in nice Corpoatlon, 646-0131. 1. ) The following are declared to be acts of nuisance and TAYLOR RENTAL WISHES TOLLAND- Custom built 6 injurious to the maintenance of the public water supply: APPLY IN PERSON (unlimited visits). Woman's 643*2711 neighborhood. $48,000. No McDonald’s® World Health Spas, 6 46^5. YOU HAPPY HOLIDAYS! agents. Owner 643-4366. Room Ranch, on heavily treed a . ) Entering or remaining upon any premises of the Town Marshall's Mall. Call for Party Needs- Tables, acre + lot. Exceptionally of Manchester or the Water Department of the Town of 1221 TollaiKl Tpka. Chairs, China, Glassware. 643- clean, with many custom Miiicliattw END SALES Manchester, which are used for water supply or are used in Manchatlar, Ct. 2496. built-in features. Also, 3 connection with water supply, or are used for the protection FLORIST bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 2 zone ASSOaATES of any water supply, without the permission ol the YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAYI oil heat. Immediate occupan- CAR WASH MANUFACTURING OPENINGS AT $64,500. Peterman Real WANTED Superintendent of the Water and Sewer Department. THE GREENHOUSE, 315 “COACH HOUSE” An Equal Opportunity Entployor M/F Istate Agency, 649-9404, 646- b. ) Hunting, trapping, fishing, swimming, boating, cam­ Broad Street, 649-7370, 10 - 8 1171. The Carl A. Zinsser ping, cooking, lighting fires, ice skating, carrying or dis­ daily. Cemetery Baskets, THE PERFECT GIFT For AR HOME Trees, Wreaths, Plants, Cut winter, a Gift Certificate for CHANDLER EVANS OTIS STREET Agency of 750 Main charging firearms, and operating motor vehicles and snow­ Executive living in this 2 with a conventional back up system. 3 mobiles within any of such premises. Flowers. Arrangements. Deluxe Car Washing from Mr, KEEP SMILING Street Manchester has Order Now. Car Wash, 150 Tolland Street, We are a West Hartford based manufacturer of high technology aircraft bedroom town house. 1% bedroom Dutch Colonial. 1'/z baths, unique c. ) The exercising of or permitting entry of any domestic KEEP HAPPY openings for full & part East Hartford; where we also control systems. Due to a steady demand for our precision fabricated baths, spacious basement, brick floor, greenhouse, workshop, cedar or farm animals within or upon such premises without wash under your car! CALIT 8DAY... products, the following openings are immediately available for skilled carpeting, appliances, time Real Estate exterior and many other quality features. written permission ol the Superintendent. ANTIQUES Lota-Land For Sale 24 Associates. As d. ) Throwing, depositing or leaving any litter, leaves, machinists. patio, surrounded by park DIRECTIONS: Silver Lane to Spencer Street, to ANTIQUES ET CETERAS- PARTY FUN like grounds, heat and hot members of Group I we refuse, trash or garbage upon any of such premises. Arthur & Elizabeth TURRET LATHE MACHINISTS (2nd Shift)— 2 w more years experience on P&J, NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot Hlllstown Road to corner of Wood- 2. ) Any person who shall commit, aid, advise, abet or en­ Carpenter. Antiques Make A WAS No. 3, B&S TAR M/S, Acme Gridley M /S Bar, W&S 1 SC, Monarch N/C. 130' on lake, 1 1/4 acres, was water included. $360. No offer many advantages FOR YOUR Holiday needs. $24,000 - cash $16,000. Bank side. courage the commiting of any ol the aforesaid acts ol Wonderful Christmas Gift! PARTY TRAYS and pets, 2 children. plus a liberal commis­ nuisance shall be fined not less than 825 nor more than $50 or 115 Spruce Street, phone 649- SURFACE GRINDER (2nd Shift)— 2 or more years experience on B&S horizontal sur­ take over lots $5,100 cash only. Barbeque Chicken, Smoke Chalet on lake, move in $37,- BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO shall be imprisoned lor not more than six months or both. 5051. Kiebasi. Olympia face grinders, or similar equipment, doing first cut and/or close tolerance finish work. ERA sion schedule. Contact Each act ol nuisance shall be a separate offense and the con­ 000. Corner lot, beautiful $6,- REALTORS Delicatessen, 697 Main St., f l a t l a p o p e r a t o r s (2nd Shift)— 2 or more years experience doing close toler­ 00. 60 acres $35,000. Motels - Mr. Zinsser at 646-1511 tinuation of any such acts ol nuisance shall constitute a Manchester. 643-0809. BUNGHMOMIIROSSEnO EAST HARTFORD ROBERT D. HARRISON- ance manual flat lapping. Restaurants - Campgrounds - REALTORS e4«*24l2 for a confidential Inter­ separate offense each 24 hours of such continuance. Early American Furniture Acreage and Farms. 603-522- 646-2492 288-9814 view. iQUAL HOUtINO OPPORTUNITY 3.1 Anything to the contrary herein not withstanding, the and Accessories, bought and CANOES (SENSITIVE DRILL MACHINIST (1st Shift)— 2 or more years experience doing 3636; 603-522-3736. provisions hereof shall not be construed to prohibit the use of sold. 943 East Middle Turn­ \ close tolerance vertical drilling on multi-spindle Ediund sensitive drills pike; call 643-8709. CANOE CHRISTMAS prices the area known as the Globe Hollow Pool for swimming or (GEAR CUTTER (2nd Shift)— 1 or more years experience on Fellows Gear Shapers. recreational uses during posted hours. thru December 25th, Lincoln r !■ 'I Homes From ^ TREASURE TRUNK fiberglass canoe, prices star­ ELECTRO DISCHARGE MACHINISTS (2n d Shift)— 2 or more years experience on 4.1 The Superintendent of the Water and Sewer Depart­ ANTIQUES- 1212 Sullivan ment shall, within 90 days alter the effective date ol the or­ ting at $269.95. Free car (Elox, or similar EDP equipment, with ability to make and dress electrodes. I iHAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH SANTA CLAUS! Avenue, South Windsor; 644- carrier as our gift to you. $21,290 j dinance. post all premises to which this ordinance applies 1074. This Christmas give (with purchase). Conn. Inland BOSTOMATIC MACHINIST (1st Shift) - 2 or more years experience on N/C with appropriate notices as required by State Law. Antiques- see our wonderful Marine Inc. 871-2376. I milling or boring. 5.1 If any of the acts of nuisance enumerated herein are ^election! BENCH LATHE MACHINIST (1st Shift) - 2 or more years experience on Har- New Pori nielny Indiidlno HomMlI. I prohibited by the provisions of any State Law or Federal CRAFTS ~ A i m Fln.nclng Av.ll.bl. " Regulation then this ordinance shall be superseded by such WAGON SHED- Christmas . dinge bench lathes. • I Yes, Santa Claus is coming to East HartfordI He’ll f Barn. Doll Houses it I Minlerl's award winning homes Include a I laws and regulations which shall control. MAKE IT A CRAFTY shift) Miniatures, Restaurant it CHRISTMAS With Kits or TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS (1st — Class A journeyman machinists capable garage, wall to wall carpeting and plaster ■ 4 [be posing for color photographs with area children ...) <> 6.1 Nothing contained herein shall be construed, inter­ Bake Shop. Route 44A of making jigs & fixtures, reworking salvage, and making small run production parts. I walls. You'll enjoy LOW, LOW TAXES. J preted or applied so as to invalidate any condition contained Supplies from Which Craft in if And he’ll be giving away coloring books and candy! [ Ashford. Phone Storrs, 429- Manchester, call 649-1376. (Heavy Bridgeport milling background desired. I Mlnlerl homes are surrounded by sparkling | in the conveyance of title to any of the premises set forth 9319^______sunshine beaches, fishing, country club ■ i [canes _ i » herein nor to invalidate the grant of any funds from any All of the above lilted machining assignments require the ability to set­ ■facilities, houses ol worship, modern ■ Come and loin the tun! government agency, trust fund, or eleemosynary institution FOR THE FAMILY AFGHANS up and operate from blueprints. I shopping malls, hospitals and all are | used to acquire any of such premises. Children must be accompanied by a parent THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE A W« oH«r •ictlknf tiorfing wpgtt, induding a libcrol ihift prtmlMin, tubttanttol company poid omployto I convenient to the Tampa - St. Petersburg ■ This Ordinance shall take effect ten (lOl days alter this Gift Certificate for a AFGHANS FOR SALE- They bonofits, including boallh. lift and accidoni iniuronco; a non-confributbry ptntion plan, crodit union fcKilitioB ! Airport. ■ or grandparent. publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (lUi Subscription to The make an excellent Christmas and oducalional oitiitonco. In addition, fhtto potitioni oKor pormonont omploymont with tho opportunity I We‘f6 0p«n7 0«yi! f 4 0 n | Where: CheneHe Associates Inc When: Saturday days alter this publication ol this Ordiance a [letition signed Manchester Evening Herald, Gift! Please call 289-3696., or to, horn wll),in call 528-8806. I Visit our new MinitriModtlCtnterm Now York, CAM or | 453 Burnside Awe. D#<»mbar IS by not le.ss than live, i5i percent ol the electors ol the Town “A Family Newspaper Since I write t o n FREE INFORMATION KITI | as determined Irom the latest ollicial lists ol the Registrars 1881". Call Circulation Mon.-FrI., i9 A.M. to 4 P.M. East Hartford, Cl. ol Voters, has not been tiled with the 'I'own Clerk requesting Department, 647-9946, Or By Appointment I REGENCY PARK, U.S.A. Model Center tf'ishing You All the its relerence to a special Town election. * 297 Old Country Reed. Dept. NP Klizaheth .1 Intagliata It you would like to b j thik Quids Cell Joe Sulllven et I HkhtvMIt, New York 11101 Joy.s of the Season • ..^Secretary COUiCTTOMIMIOW I CHANDLER EVANS INC. I^Sie-911-6460 - 212-I9S-0034 Board ol Directors 643-2711. Personnel Office Manchester. Connecticut Corners New Park & Oakwood Aves. .CHERETTE ASSOOATE$,IRC Dated at Manchester. Connecticut Ibis I2lh dav ol ~ Jh i C iMA u ' S h e H e r a l d I West Hartford, Ct. 06101 <1 December 1978 Cily- -ZKl- Tel. 236-0651, Ext. 503 (187-12 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I Ovw S.OOO Flcild. Hem. 1 lull! ly MlnWrl Sine. ISSS I “ITE m im PEOPLE HOME" a An Equal Opportunity Employer M /F L « . CLIPTHISAD . . . J fi¥Ml¥AWM¥JH>¥Ae¥Ak¥A0¥ilW>¥W ¥M >¥A0¥fH>¥i

Jv PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 15, I97II MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Dec. 15. 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-SEV’FN Ft m * m m I E m n t Apartments For Rent S3, Autos For Sale t 1 Autos For Ssle e i Autos For Ssle 61 Peanuts — Charles M. Schulx ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle APARTMENT and HOUSES 1974 VEGA GT- Good running M E R C U R Y - 1977 4 -door 1969 KARMAN GHIA, 4 Speed, For Rent. We have lOO's of Marquis Brgm. White, red excellent running condition. I /MAlLEP m is n t p F T A condition. $550. Call 6 4 9 -8 ^ M'l'BOOK ' IN ANV WRE t h e /MOST 1 Boat! 1 Makes pigeon 7 A □ D Q d . X T M U S T Bfc T H E rentals in all Areas, Prices cloth, 11,800 miles. Loaded. o h ,Ve a h ? luell,ujhat 1 R A C A after 6 p.m. $600 firm. 6465741. Dear Abby MANUSCRIPT ‘/E5TERPAV.. OF TWE STORES OR ON company sounds R P □ □ □ □ and Sizes. Call Rental IMPATIENT AUTHOR 0 P Like new. Private. 644-9504. a b o u t MV r o v a l t v 5 Pack in 2 Sprint E A IJ E 8 Assistors, 2365646. Small Fee. P "ISlEiAf ANP IMPROVEP^.. JEEP 1974 a - 5 - 258 C.I. High 1970 JAVELIN. Excellent run­ 50WHATHAPPEN57ZERO' A SINGLE BEST-SELLER I'VE EVER SEEN.... 9 Briny expanse 3 Under i T D A t C n n m p T o •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeete 5TAT£M£NT?U)HERE'5 1 perfrmance engine, 20,000 ning condition. $600. Call after By Abigail Van Buren LIST.'UIHATAPISAPPOINT- 12 Swearword anaesthesia t E R K P 1 E 54 8 E 8 A M E Homes lor Rent miles. Hooker Headers, 5 pm. 649-8338. MV K0WL1V st a t e m e n t ? 13 Hawaiian 4 What person n A c R T I T COSTS M O R E MENT.'UJHATABLOU)! P 0 T Y U Holley four barrel, island 5 Law charges m □ E M M "M ECONOMICAL CARS- 1976 14 Artist's 1 N R E 8 R □ A 1 MANCHESTER- 447 Summit Offenhauser high-rise OLDS CUTLASS 1969, 2 door. T 6 Estimate t h e OPEL 2 door, automatic medium S, E ■T 8 A 0 K N f l N p Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec manifold. Monro ' Magnum Must been seen. 6467429. 7 Cry of triumph 1 Room. Appliances. Carpeting. transmission, $2695. 1974 15 Eight (Sp.) _ X A T □ N O N shocks, all gauges, 2 sets of 8 Showy flower t . 1 T P 0 D T E H TJ Fireplace. Garage, No pets. MUSTANG II, 4 s p ^ , $2395. 16 Pounding foot s tires, fog lights, roll bar. 9 Evening (Fr.) 1 N C A 0 A L 1 y 15 $400 monthly. 6 4 6 0 ^ . 1974 VW 4 s p ^ , $1995. 1974 16 Attend to 1 [T Excellent shape. Must sell Trucks lor Sale 62 19 Female saint 10 One (Ger.) A Q A R E 0 O 8 P [~j~ TOYOTA WAGON, PEAR ABBY: I never thought I’d be writing to you, but I A Clf^lbTMA.Inc.TM Mg u s M on this month! Please call 626 (abbr.) 11 Kelp R E R E A M 8 [t 1 Th W»> ii-ir BOLTON- 4 room home. automatic, $1995. 1974 am. pavid, our aon, a junior in an eaatern coilege, phoned to 17 Dancing shoe 4051. 1972 FORD E 200 VAN- 48,000 20 Animal waste 43 Prey upon , Adults, no children or pets. SUBARU WAGON, 4 speed, tell u> that he’a bringing his girlfriend Judy home for chemical 19 Compass person $190 per month plus utilities. $1995. 1975 PINTO ■' original miles. Excellent con­ Pritcllli’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 29 Loam 44 Annoying 1972 FORD LTD - Complete dition. Call 742-7676. Christmas. She’s a sophomore and we’ve never met her. 21 Antarctic sea point 643-7802. 65. power. $900 firm. Call 526 RUNABOUT,' automatic We have only one guest room with twin beds. My hus^nd 23 Aggregate 22 Undivided 30 Buffet about feeling 1 transmission, $1995. 1974 WHAT ARE A T ~ ^ 32 Nile queen, Aitfcto* for Safa 47 ArtIciM tor Solo 41 Musical Instruments 44 Apartments For Rent 53 0171, or 643-4167 after 6 p.m. and I sleep in a king-sized bed, so I said, ’’Fine. You and Dad MR. CUCKOO 25 Suppose 23 Phoenix 45 Throat- COLT WAGON, automatic > VOU C R A SH for short OlHces-Stores lor Rent 55 Ask for Barbara. can sleep together in our room, and Judy can sleep with me S T R IK E S 27 Far-flung fort cagers clearing word CHRISTMAS GIFT- Brand transmission $1695.1973 AUDI AVAILING, P IE T 35 Freeze FIREWOOD for sale. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and VERNON- Well maintained Motorcfclas-Blcfcles 64 in the guest room.” AGAIN.' 31 Stupefy 24 Shoshonean 47 Fencing new transistor radio, AM- FOX, automatic transmis­ STUART? 36 Over (poetic) Hardwood. Cut Split and etc. Save on thousands of garden apartments. Frank ROCKVILLE - 9x39 foot store 1974 GREMLIN- Am/fm f=OR 32 Motion Indian sword $4.00. AM-FM-$6.00. Call 646- sion, $1995. 1971 PINTO David laughed and replied, ”No way. You and Dad can Delivered. $75 cord. 649-5683. brand name instruments. Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or on busy street. Large display radio, automatic. Low 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low SANTA.' picture 25 Poems 38 Biblical 6425 evenings. RUNABOUT, 4 speed, $1995. sleep in the twin beds, and Judy and I will sleep in your 46 Not any Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, Resident Manager 871-9188. windows. $125 monthly. Lease mileage. Excellent condition. mileage. Excellent condition. 33 Canal system 26 Sheet of glass preposition 1974 TOYOTA PICK-UP, 4 room." in northern 50 Swamp COPPERTONE G.E. Stove- New Britian, 225-1977. Christ­ required, Lee & Lemont Real­ $1200 or best offer. 643-0245, $650. (^11 643-5849. 27 Petroleum 39 Solution speed, $2695. 1970 Abby, I don’t tell our 20-year-old aon how to live when he’a Michigan 51 Southern Self clean oven. Also: COCKTAIL RINGS- 14 K, mas Lay away invited. Open RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to ty, 8764690. anytime. ■ derivatives 41 Trouble Genuine Sapphire and MAVERICK, 2 door, $795. away in college, but I juat can’t see him sleeping with this 34 Compass state (abbr.) Matching Frigidaire 20 cu. ft. til 9 p.m. daily. share apartment with same. 1975 HONDA CB 360 T. 26 Medical 42 Son of Adam Diamonds, or Genuine These cars could be worth point 52 Lion, for one Refrigerator, excellent condi­ Large bedroom, 647-9988. ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. 1966 VOLKSWAGON BUS for Excellent condition. Only 3400 girlfriend in our hom e-especially with his Dad and me right Emerald and diamonds. Value their weight in gold as gas­ 35 Infirmities tion. $500 fur both, or $275 Ideal location. $300 including parts, 4 new tires, excellent miles. Best offer. Call 528-6843 in the next room. 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 e 9 10 11 $650 each, asking $225 each. oline prices keep going up. 36 American each. Sears D ryer, $50, B oats-A ccsssorfss MANCHESTER Main Street- utilities. Don Horrigan, engine. Call 8763476 after 5 after 5 pm. He thinks I’m square. Am I? 45 P.S. also have three 6 cyfinder patriot 13 13 14 excellent condition. Custom 568-0515, evenings. 2 room apartment, heated, hot Barrows Company.647-1000, pm. MENOMINEE MOM DUSTERS & SWINGERS in 37 Entices made Colonial Print Drapes, 1974 FURY - 16t4-foot water, appliances. No pets. 39 Boat part (pi.) IS 16 17 LIVE CHRISTMAS trees for stock. Good economy cars. sheers plus Kirsch rod in­ fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Security, parking, 523-7047. SHOP SPACE FOR RENT- DEAR MOM: If you're square, I’m lu all four of your 40 New (prefix) sale. 454 Woodland Street. 1974 AMC MATADOR Wagon. Suburban Motor Cars. Inc., 50 Campers-Trallers II 19 cluded, f c . Will fit 96x54 Pic­ 1975 55-horsepower outboard Approximately 2300 square coruora. 41 Air (prefix) 30 Manchester. V-8 automatic, power Tolland Turnpike, Mobile Homes 65 ture Window. Call 644-0890. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. HARTFORD- Furnished 3 feet. Call 9 to 5, 64668M. L e iltlb»KA,>ic.u|,|Mgsf«r»l ■ 1 steering, air conditioning. Manchester. Open 9-9. 646 42 Slip of paper 21 22 Also 50 horse Johnson out­ room. $230, unfurnished $190. 2076. IN LOVELY PARK- DEAR ABBY: This is the second marriage for both of us. 45 Indefinite ■ MA.NY DOLLS all sizes. Doll Carpeted, heat. Bl, 121 Allen MANCHESTER- Main Street Clean. Good tires. Low Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawranca 25 26 board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- Excellent condition. 2 We both have grown children, so we had papers drawn up to amount 21 29 30 clothes. Duncan Fife Table Place. 289-8309, 232-6682. modern ofice available. 400 mileage, $950. 6463761. 1 9550. bedrooms, 11/2 baths. Central be sure that everything from our first marriages will go to 46 Prison (si.) with pads. Hospital bed. Floor sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call WHAT P'VA MEAW - TOO RI6HT I DO, CAPTAIN! 31 33 * TAG SALES air conditioning. Large our own children. 49 Highway lamps and table lamps and ROOMMATE WANTED TO 646-2469 or 6462755. A PIFFERENT KINP SENTEWCE HIM TO SERVE (Ger.) 1 ” 1 1976 MAVERICK- 6 cylinder. enclosed porch, with tri^e 34 3 . other items. 568-4815. SHARE 2 bedroom apartment I sold my house (at his request) and moved into his with OF PUNISHMENT T A S MV PBRfOMRL M A IP - 52 Head (it.) TAG SALE- Inside, carved Garden Products 47 Automatic. Good running con­ ATTENTION! Come see our track windows. Many extras! the understanding that if anything happened to him the ■ 1 with mature woman and well DESIRABLE OFFICE I 6UARANTEE I ’LL BREAK 53 Incorporated 37 3S 3 . dition, in and out. $2500. 742- Great Selection of Quality Call evenings, 5662989. HO TRAIN. Switches Track, jewlery boxes, furniture, behaved 4 year old. Clean, SPACE- modest rent. house would promptly go to his children. HIS SPIRIT FAST! (abbr.) ■ BOTTl FRUIT FARM - Fresh 8263, after 5 p.m. Preowned Autos. Completely Road beds and bumpers. Like tools, toys. Lots more. 348 neat environment on bus line, Immediate occupancy. 953 I do all the cooking, cleaning and laundry—in addition to 54 Vegetable 40 Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, 9 reconditioned at Manchester Automotive Service new, $25 complete. 643-1196. Oakland Street, anytime. convenient to highway. North Main Street. Telephone 643- 66 holding down an outside job. I buy all the groceries, had spread ■ pears. 260 Bush Hill Rod. FORD 1971 Fairlane Wagon- Honda, Connecticut’s largest 42 43 44 « 47 48 M anchester. Call 646-7759 4846 after 5 pm. cable TV installed, and even take turns paying for meals 55 Egyptian sun Manchester. runs good, $450 or best offer. and most complete Honda WE PAY $10 for complete 1 1 1 FIBERGLAS “ 140” JUNIOR after 7 p.m., or 2461140, 10 to disk 49 so 51 S2 6 4 6 3 ^ after 5 pm. Ask for Dealer! 24 Adam Street, junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland when we eat out. We bought ail new furniture for which I SKIS. With Solomon step-in Dogs-Btrds-Pets 43 4 p.m. STORE OR OFFICE space paid half. I also pay for any long distance calls I make. 56 Indefinite in Rosemarie. Manchester. rAuto Body. 5261990. S3 S4 SS bindings. Henke Buckle Ski adjacent downtown parking He agreed to pay the water and electric bills, but now he order FOUR ROOM Apartment- 5 / Spoiled Boots, size 4. Riedell Girls Ice DOG-CAT boarding bathing / A n tiq u e s 48 lot. 643-1442. wants me to pay half because he says the bills are too high. 56 S7 59 Tile bath, appliances, private 58 You (archaic) Skates, size 3 1/2. Call 649- grooming. Obedience, protec­ When we have words (always about money) he either goes to _!I 3321. entrance and storage. Good MODERN, CARPETED, Air tion classes. Complete WANTED: Antique furniture, his daughter’s house for two or three days, or leaves town. iNCWSFAFfR CNItKFfllSE A$$Nj glass, pewter, oil paintings or location. Available im­ conditioned offices, ample modern facilites. Canine Do you think I’m getting a fair deal, Abby? I'm tired of KENMORE DISHWASHER, Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon other antique items. R. mediately. Quiet or retired free parking. Broad Street 5 being a patsy. What should I do? Maple Hutch, 1 Maple rocker, Road. Manchester. For reser­ Harrison, 643-8709. persons. References, securi­ location. Call 646-8422 or 646 antique rocker, dresser, pic­ vations please call 646-5971. ty. No pets, or children. 5762. NO NAMES PLEASE nic table, fish tank, stand and Unheated, $215 m onthly. Allay Oop — Dava Graua Win at bridge pump, industrial carpet FREE TO GOOD HOMES- Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- SMALL STORE Or office DEAR NO NAMES: Since yon make uo mentloa of your ford, Conn. sweeper. Torches with hose Adorable kittens. Tijers, space with heat and lights. leeliaga for this man, your marriage conmls like a bnsiiWBa OSCAR, I DISTINCTLY TOLD M5U BUT VVE FOUND □ RENTALS ...THE WHOLE PROCE WATT A m i n u t e ! Examining expertise piay and gages, old jig saw, air Black i white, and Fluffy Main Street. 643-1442. deal—a bad use. AD yon bave to Invest ia time and money. (T WAS TOO RISKY ID SEND ! O U T HOWTO DO DURE IS RBjOROEP, I THINK I'D 5 ROOM APARTMENT, new­ THOSE TViO BACK INTO THIS compressor, old combination Orange. Also: Young Cats, And at tbls atage of your life, time li more Important«!»«» rr, DOC! r i S h t t h e r e O n ' . BETTER STT , Dummy’s jack holds the ly remodeled. Convenient ^ 'OB.FOFr AREAl lathe wood/metal. 1967 Ram­ Grey, white, and fluffy black. Rooms tor Rent 52 MIsc. tor Rent 58 money. Walk, T H E M A S t a p e ! d o w n F D R t h i s ! trick and l^uth goes after location to buses, shopping ble Wagon. 643-4711. Call 1-342-0571, or 633-6581. NORTH 1M6A trumps. West takes his ace and churches. Use of one car THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - GARAGE FOR RENT In DEAR ABBY: Our daughter was married recently. She 4 K J 10 5 2 and leads a low club to his garage included. $250 REALISTIC Receiver, Turn­ GIVE A SPECIAL GIFT Cer­ Birch House Women. Central­ North End of Manchester. had a lovely church wedding, followed by a dinner and recep­ 4 62 partner’s ace. East leads a table and 8 Track Recorder. ly located. Downtown monthly, no utilities. Security tificate to horse lovers- Please call 568-8765. tion kttonded by 224 guests. ♦ K Q J second diamond; West ruffs Excellent condition. $125. Call and deposit required. 6465597. E ^lish Riding lesson. 646- Manchester. Kitchen 4 10 7 3 for down one. 643-8717, after 5 p.m. privileges. Call 649-2358. AD the wedding festivities were planned carefully, and WEST EAST South says anything from MANCHESTER- Three everything went beautifully. The only part that caused us a 4A864 4 Q973 nice play to expletive de­ SNOWMOBILE- 72 Alouette. FURNISHED SLEEPING bedroom Duplex. Country □ AUTOMOTIVE A COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER great deal of trouble was the fact that several o f the guests FREE TO GOOD HOME- 4 A753 4 ------leted and the next hand is Electric start. In excellent room for mature gentleman. kitchen. 11/2 baths, rec room. brought wedding gifts to the wedding. Abby, the bride’s Long haired grey and white 4 7 4 06532 dealt. condition. Please call 649-2094 cat, with big blue eyes. Call Central location. Call 646-4701 Immediate occupancy. Autos For Sale 61 family has enough to do without worrying about how to get after 6:00 p.m. after 6 pm. References and security. 646 a carload of gifts home after the wedding receptioni 4KQJ9 4A865 Now let's move South u| 633-6581, or 1-342-0571. • Top Qiullty Exhoust Systoni • Brako Sorvlco into that expert group. SoulrtS 6370, or 763-1818 after 5 p.m. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 6 Please say something in your column about this. Why, oh, SOUTH e — wins that diamond in KITCHEN PRIVILEGES- speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new •BiglwTiwu. .ftMlWSwiilce why do people bring gifts to the wedding? 1971 fry HtA.h CHRISTMAS TREES M anchM tar Free parking. Central loca­ 4 ROOM APARTMENT, 4EQJlitS4 dummy and asks himself, radials, (2 snows), excellent • Shock Absorbor Roplacomont • Prof. Rustprooflno MOTHER OF THE BRIDE “Why did West make that at HitAory Ridga Farm tion. Security and references Stove, refrigerator and hot condition 228-0475 or 2269550. The Filntatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productiona 4 A 10 6 4 •Scttch Km iPwglii fw required. 14 Arch Street. water only. $235 monthly and 4 42 apparently silly lead?” UVE • Quality Usod Cars ^ DEAR MOTHER: Because It’s easier-lor THEM. Wed­ 'Then South leads the king •MHe $ Bhn Sfnce security, 643-1442. 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-spced, 8- jjJjjW jS We offer convenience along with a superior product. ding gifta should either be cent to the btide’e home before ...NUTZ/ I PREW I P R E W Vulnerable: East-West of spades from dummy. •IkeatlB •CoMttty iaskeb CHMSTMAS Apartments For Rent 53 track stereo, $1100. Call 646 PLEASANT 5 ROOM FLAT- the wadding, or to the conple'c home after they return ^ m /VMSS STRONSSTONE THE OFF=ICE Dealer; West East follows and South dis­ •Nolidii Cnft Kev 2227, after 6 pm. the bunaymoon. cards his remaining club. LOOKING for anything in real Near Center. Middle age NAME POU TH' CHRIST COMPUTER/ Weft North East South TREES PARTV.' WHAT OO X West can't get East gn lead. estate rental - apartment , adults. No appliances. No 1966 CHEY WAGON- Running 14 14 24 44 r - B.4U- Rm t -19 Lawto StrM i There is no diamond ruff and homes, multiple dwellings, no children or pets. Call 643-4677. M u f f l e r S E T H E R ^ Pass Pass Pass but needs work. $75. Call G ^ n g aaarried? Whether yen want t formal ebareb South has triumphed. Bahlnd Bam Oaraga fees. Call J.D. Real fetate anytime, 875-7059. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. AVAILABLE JANUARY 1st, Regal C e n t e r waddfug tr 1 afmple do-yonr-awa-tblng ceremony, get 3 bedroom Duplex recently Abb>*» new booklet, “Haw to Have a Lovely W edd^." Opening lead: 4K ijjJQ * 9 .0 0 /tre e remodeled. $235 plus heat. 1975 CUSTOMIZED 3/4 TON SendYtl end a bag, itamped 128 cental eelt-addreeied Security References, 643-1570. CHEVY VAN-Power brakes 368 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER envelope to Abby; IK Leaky Drive, Beverly HUb, CaUf. Open Friday, OFFICE SPACE and steering, automatic Mon. - FrI. • a.m. - • p.m. 90212. You pass as dealer with: S a tu ^ y t Sunday FOR RENT EAST HARTFORD- Large 3 transmission. Many other 6 4 6 -2 1 1 2 Wod. Ull • P.M. DM. 1 M 6 B bedroom flat, on second floor, extra features! Asking $5950. 4 AQ643 » ■■m. - 3 P.IIL By Oswald Jacoby 1 0 4 p 250 square (eel, center of $240, unheated. No pets. Call evenings, 872-7103, 4 AOS RMUia it kaltl ■ SgritH. t« hA and Alan Sontag 31. M Cm*T. (Alt Ka t >4 F ^ . 6464126 Manchester, air conditioning and Lease, security. ERA- 4 32 cara^isi parking. Call 643-9551. Blanchard & Rossetto, 646 4 J76 2482. Astrograph Here is a hand that ap- The Born Loeor — Art Saneom Mars to be cut and dried. Your partner opens one Thd Muth Is in a simple four- diamond. What do you bid? gesture ol goodwill and help­ heart contract. West opens Working Man a"-* Womens fulness could be extended to Just bid one spade. You WHAT his king of clubs and contin­ have a maximum or near­ you today. You’ll put a damper ues with the queen and an­ on the whole thing if you try to ARBYDU maximum pass. 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