Outside todey Rato aal fog tchief delegates — notably the history-making direct talks to Israelis — endorsed U.N. Security Council Resolution 242 that calls for end three decades of hatred Israeli withdrawal from occupied and war but five empty seats Arab land and an indirect guarantee at the round, ieather-topped for Israel’s right to exist within conference table emphasized secure borders. the difficuities ahead. Ben Elissar told Egypt’s live national television audience, “It is a All parties stressed the need io r a real peace that we seek, peace with comprehensive — not a separate all our neighbors to the south, to the Egyptian-Israeli — settlement, in east and to the north. Our goal now is By CLAIRE CONNELLY what amounted to a reply to the to begin to translate the principles Herald Correspondent hardline Arabs who fear a separate established in Security Council State Sen. Robert Houley (D ^ th peace and who boycotted the meeting. resolution 242 into ail the necessary District) told the Coventry elements of a peace treaty.” “Egypt has launched a new era,” Deniocratic Town Committee But in listing these elements, Ben- said chief Egyptian delegate Esmat Tuesday night that he intends to sup­ Elissar referred only to “termina­ Abdel Meguid, seated directly across port Governor Ella Grasso for the tion of the state of war,” “establish­ gubernatorial nomination for 1978. from the chief Israeli envoy, Eliahu ment of diplomatic relations” and Ben-Elissar, at the table President He also said that he would be a can­ normalization of other ties. He did 4 Anwar Sadat sent in from his Cairo didate again for state senator and not mention withdrawal from lands that he would “make a good lieute­ palace. Ben-Elissar said in reply, “It is a Israel occupied in the 1967 Middle nant governor” if be were asked to East war, a key Egyptan and Arab seek that position. real peace that we seek.” demand. The five empty chairs around the “There is an excellent over-all The statement, saying Israel conference table were reserved for record of performance by Gov. Ella wanted to produce such a treaty at a Grasso,” he said. “I believe that in the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ full-scale Geneva peace conference, the final run she will be the can­ tion, the Soviet Union, Syria, bore out earlier reports from didate.” Lebanon and Jordan. diplomatic sources that the Cairo Houley charged Hattford City To emphasize their differences talks would focus on “general prin­ with Sadat Syria, Iraq and other of Councilman Nicholas Carbone wlm ciples” of such a treaty. the hardline nations wiiled the air­ “using rabble-rousing techniques” in Both the Egyptian and Israeli waves with broadcasts cailing the an effort to see that Hartford gets statements indicated diverging views meeting a "humiiiating conference more than its fair share of state but a desire to leave room for of treason” and a “conference of sur­ revenue. He added that Hartford bargaining. render.” received a 35 percent increase in Meguid called on the parties Israeii Prime Minister Menahem state funding under the Grasso ad­ meeting in the palatial, heavily ministration and characterized Car­ Begin fiew from Tel Aviv to the carpeted main dining room of the bone’s criticism as unfounded.- United States for taiks with Presi­ Mena House hotel in the shadow of He credited Grasso with increasing dent Carter, carrying new proposais the Great Pyramids to “save that couid hold the key to an agreee- state payments to local governments succeeding generations from the ment. by 35.1 percent and u rg ^ the Coven­ scourge of war,” adding: And despite the hardiine opposition try Democrats not “to defeat the “Our goal is the establishment of a Egyptian officials displayed some p ^ y 12 months before an election by comprehensive settlement whereby optimism. A high level official said, talking about shortcomings of the the legitimate rights of the Palesti­ "We see Begin’s trip as an en­ governor.” nian people are fully realized.” couraging sign. The whole trend here The state senator also prophesied The phrase “legitimate right^’ and in Israel is toward ac­ that Congressman Ronald Sarasln was Arab diplomatic shorthand fw commodation.” would be the Republican choice to demands pressed by Sadat in his visit In another diplomatic effort. run against Grasso. “That’s the way to Israel last month for the creation I ^ Secretary o f^ ta te Cyrus Vance the pros are calling it.” of a Palestinian state. arrived in Riyadh for talks with But the fact that Meguid did not Houley denied rumors that Grasso Saudi Arabian leaders, whose im­ had broken campaign commitments. i- mention the demand specifically was mense oil wealth has made them He said she pledged in 1974 to fund seen as a sign negotiations on the traditional power brokers in the human services “within the limits of issue are possible. region. But Vance's six-natidh shut­ Likewise, the Israeli delegate — in E our resources” and has done by so tle failed to soften hardline Arab con­ bolding down taxation. “People ran expressing his regret at the absence demnation of Sadat and his peace up bids and tried to keep up with of five invited parties including the conference. them while inflation gobbl^ up their Palestine Liberation Organization — “The entire world community paychecks and earnings,” be stated, did not mention the PLO by name, earnestly hopes that Egypt’s genuine but said he regretted the absense of crediting the govehior with trying to desire to establish a just and lasting contain state spending so taxpayers “an appropriate delegation of peace be reciprocated by Israel,” Palestinian Arabs.” would not be additionally burdened. Fun on Main Street said Meguid in the first of brief He claimed former Republican Elissar, too, stopped short of English-language statements by the C With all the makings of a white Christmas, two mothers and their children combine fun spelling out Israel’s past stand Gov. Iliomas Meskill handed Grasso heads of the four delegations — a 8240 million deficit. “The easiest and ice creann with Christmas shopping in Manchester. Linda Flavell of 48 Maple St. pushes against the PLO as a terrorist group Egypt, Israel, the United States and thing for the governor would have the stroiler carrying Christopher Flaveil, 2, in front and Jennifer Pavelack, 3, in back. the United Nations. “Concrete been to raise taxes, but she didn’t.” Caroi Pavelack of 302 Charter Oak St. carries her 10-month-old daughter, Angela. (Herald results should be forthcoming —See Page Eiglileen-A He praised Grasso for instituting jihoto by Dunn) better fiscal controls, for es­ tablishing a public works task force to set priorities, for creating a Freedom of Information C om ii^ sion, and for improving productivity through government reorganiza- mion. Accidents continue in storm’s wake He also claimed she provided Numerous minor accidents were workers trying to clear the state’s began operations Tuesday at 7 a.m., good condition by this afternoon, killed Tuesday in Beverly, Mass., stricter regulation of utility com­ continuing throughout Central roads, according to a state Transpor­ starting with sanding, then changing Rlngstone said. All the streets have when her car skidded off Route 128. panies, protected senior citizens Connecticut today in the aftermath of tation Department spokesman. to scraping about 2 p.m., then to been sanded once, and the major In Somerville, Mass., a Boston and through omnibus nursing home Itiesday’s surprise snowstorm with Local and state police reported fullscale plowing when the snow thoroughfares will be sanded and Maine freight train toppled across legislation, increased the tuition prospects today of freezing rain, many minor accidents related to the became heavy around 3 p.m. The scraped again, he said. the tracks at 5; 15 a.m. Cargo damage waiver in higher education, created sleet and dense fog that will continue storm and slippery conditions. Troop local plowing operations were com­ Two persons were killed in auto ac­ was extensive, but no injuries were or retained new Jobs in Connecticut, to make the roads slick. K, Colchester barracks of the State pleted by midnight, followed by san­ cidents in Connecticut Tuesday. Nan­ reported. lowered business taxes, and hiked aid Tuesday’s storm brought three to Police reported 11 accidents during a ding which is continuing today. cy Henderson, 29, of North Branford The heaviest overnight ac­ to families with dependent children. four inches of snow in the twQ-hour period this morning in the Rlngstone said the biggest problem was killed when her car ran off the cumulations in New England were in Houley, who is head of the hfonchester area. The height of the Andover, Bolton and Hebron areas. the highway crews encountered was road and hit a telephone pole in that Maine with four to five inches Legislature’s Appropriations Com­ storm during Tuesday afternoon’s State Police in Hartford said the motorists who stalled on hilly sec­ town. In Groton, Richard Dorias, 51, reported in central portions. The mittee and is senring bis fourth term rush hour left hundreds of cars Manchester area was relatively tions because they were without of Bristol died when his small pickup national low overnight temperature as a state senator, was sharply stranded on the highways. It took lucky Tuesday night, with no major snow tires. One such motorist held up truck slammed into the back of a was 17 below zero in Holton, Maine. criticized by the Coventry Hartford motorists up an hour and 15 accidents on the state highways. traffic on North Main Street this snowplow truck Tuesday about 10 School closings and delayed school Democrats for his defense of a h i^ minutes to drive five miles. George Rlngstone of the morning and several similar in­ a.m. openings were reported throughout sales tax and bis opposition to a state The abandoned' cars created a Manchester Highway Department cidents occurred Tuesday. A 20-year-old woman, Andrea L. New England. income tax. He countered that polls nightmare for the 1,670 highway reported that the department trucks All the town streets should be in Sawyer of Gloucester, Mass., was showed 71 percent of the state’s voters to be against an Income tax and said that people just did not have the extra dollars to pay out in taxes. State Rep. Robert Walsh of Coven­ try (D-53rd District) disagreed. “We Board OKs land sale, mulls water 4 n ^ to reform our tax structure and By GREG PEARSON alternatives before preparing for a Neither transaction, however, will town’s planned industrial park. "I’m sure it isn’t worth taking any come up with an equitable tax base,” referendum on water Improvements, take place unless the town receives a Town Manager Robert Weiss gave more time to express our discontent be staM , noting his own support of a Herald Reporter including a new treatment plant. commitment from the firm that it an optimistic outlook about the firm with CETA, which makes us look state, income tax. The Manchester Board of Direc­ “We have to cover all the bases,” plans to build in MaiuAester. deciding to build in town. ridiculous week after week,” Mayor Coventry Twn Council Chairman tors Tuesday nif^t gave a conditional Stephen Penny said. Jack ^ le s charged Grasso “has not Betty Intagllata said. The town would purchase about 95 “It is our hope that J.C. Penney approval for the sale of property to Vivian Ferguson said that she is The board did approve the c h ^ e been functioning as an astute politi­ acres of land from the state at a cost will make a decision soon to begin the J.C. Penney Co. and also opposed to Ue MDC idea because the of 82,141,714. It would sell about 162 construction,” he told the board. “I of one previously approved position cian without John Bailey,” who was arranged to meet with the town would lose control of its water acres to J.C. Penney at a price of 8S,- am optimistic that they will want to from building inspector to junior ac­ the late state Democriatic chairman. Metropolitan District Commission to supply. She said that she would agree 248,500. p r o c ^ even in the face of further countant in the controller’s office. “Her image is W t as a forceful discuss the town’s future water supp- to meet with MDC member^ if the The directors also approved a tax law suits.” There were no acceptable applicants leader, although I’m willing to give other board members decided to take The directors granted tentative ap­ for the Inspector’s job. her the benefit of the doubt.” assessment agreement between the The board tabled action on a such a step. town and the company. The agree­ proval to a legtd aide program that Four other nine-month CETA proposal to appropriate |15,000 for a “I think you’re going to find most ment assures J.C. Penney that its would employ three Comprehensive positions — one each for the study to decide the best location for a of the people in Manchester are proposed catalog distribution center Employment Training Act workers. Manchester Housing Authority, the proposed water treatment plant. This against joining the MDC. I’m not will not be taxep at an average rate The th m Republican directors voted Lutz Junior Museum, the Sheltered was tabled until alter the board going to be listening with a great of more than 25 cents per square loot against the tentative approval. Workshop and the Engineering meets with the MDC. open mind,” Mrs. Ferguson said. for the first seven years. The approval permits the town to Department — were approved by the The town’s Water Study Com­ The meeting has tentatively been Director Carl Zinsser questioned seek the three CE7FA positions, which bow. mittee recommended that the plant set for Jan. 5 and members of the the assessment rate used for the have to be applied for immediately. The directors also appropriated be located in the Globe Hollow area, Water Study Committee will be in­ agreement and also wondered what Final approval for the proposed 8251,768 in federal funding that will either at the pool site or north of vited. mil happen to town revenues from program, which would cost 85,000 in finance existing Title II CETA (Spring Street or near Fern Street It The conditional approval of selling J.C. Penney if increases occur in the community development funds, will positions through September 1978. voted against several pn^osals that land to J.C. Penney was similar to a state tax structure that might lower be decided when a complete presen­ In another action, the directors ap­ would have included the use of MDC step taken earlier this month by the proved a 82,150 settlement with the w ater. local property tax rates. tation on the^proposal is made. Economic Development Commis­ He, however, vdted for the anee- Once again, tte CETA program estate of John luliano. The matter M embers o f the Board o f D irectors sion. ment, as did the other eight direc­ and its tight deadlines drew strong concerned a dispute between the late DAYS TO seemed opposed to the idea of using The directors also voted to tors. criticism from the board. Mr. lullkno and the town’s Health MDC water, but several felt that the purchase property from the state The proposed J.C. Penney center “This whole CETA thing is for the Department about floor renovations CHRISTMAS board should examine all possible that will thm be sold to J.C. Penney. would be the major building in the birds,” Vivian Ferguson said. in Ills bakery. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. It, 1977 White Hous^ circled by striking farmers

By United Press International tion costs currently exceed harvest Organizers admitted the strike Striking farmers demanding a prices for most grains. generally would be limited to wheat, l>reak-even price for their crops As tractors roared in the corn and grain farmers. Dairy Circled the White House early today background, readying to take farmers, hog and cattle ranchers and with 50 tractors. In Colorado’s wheat farmers to picketing sights. Sweet southeastern fruit fanners, along country, thy announced plans to said the strike would continue until with those whose produce is of a picket supermarkets, food national leaders heeded farmers’ perishable nature, said they support processors and distribution points demands. He stressed picketing the strike in principle but cannot throughout the nation. would be peacefpl and would not pre­ keep their products off the market. Hours after the brief, midnight vent anyone from entering super­ Rallies supporting the strike were tractor parade around the White markets or places of work. ‘‘We are planned in several states, including House, representatives of the not trying to shut their doors. We just Texas, California, Idaho, Kansas, American Agriculture movement want the consumer to help us make New Mexico and Missouri. Farm gathered at a roadside vegetable our point,” Sweet said as picketers bureaus of most states withheld of­ stand in Vineland, Colo., and said in­ took signs from an empty vegetable ficial support of the strike, although Les Aspin formational pickets were being bin and headed out for their assigned several said thefr members should Jody Powell Jim Brown posted in at least 31 states to call locations. decide on an individual basis whether attention to farmers' demands for a Strike leaders sent telegrams to to participate. fair market price for their crops. each member of Congress deman­ Sfdre owners in Johnson, Kan., "We are not trying to put anyone ding their protests be heard. Paducah and Guthrie, Tex., and out of business,’ said spokesman Farmers said they will not sell any Choteau and Fairfield, Mont., closed Peopletalk Jerry Sweet at a predawn news con­ products or buy any equipment or their doors to show support for the ference. “The pickets are going to be supplies during the strike. strike. Strikers in Wyoming urged "We’ve tried for years to get better supporters to do no Chrisbnas shop­ informational only. We are asking punitive damages. The suit gives no people to support us today by not prices for our products, but it’s got ping, and Bob Kerr, owner of a farm Bah, humbug! week by a House vote that will keep the controversial warplane’s produc­ reason for the alleged attack. buying any food and by not going to down to the point that we can’t go on implement dealership in Altus, Madalyn Murray O’Hair is at it tion team together for only a year to Royal rift denied work. We would like to see all any more,” said David Samuelson, Okla., bought a full-page newspaper again, and this time the target of her 18 months. purchasing stopped nationwide.’’ an American Agriculture leader in ad supporting farmers’ demands for atheist persuasion is the nativity Philippe Junot — the 37-year-old A happy meal He said duration of picketing would Texas. "When the car manufacturers higher prices. Says Aspin, "We have voted to Paris playboy-businessman engaged scene beneath the Christmas tree in build a pair of museum exhibits. For Eighth District Firefighter Loren Nelson depend upon its effectiveness. More can’t make it any more, they go on Strike organizers met in Denver on Austin, Texas. to Princess Caroline of Monaco — than 400 southern Colorado farmers strike. So are we.” the eve of the strike and sent She’s suing Gov. Dolph Briscoe and their price we could have funded the says reports the royal romance is seems pleased to be giving and Elizabeth quickly signed up to picket stores and Agriculture Department officials telegrams to members of Congress other state officials for {9 million in a Smithsonian Institution for more over are “a fantasy of the jour­ Brown, resident of the Mayfair Gardens than five full years and paid for plants related to apiculture in the said it would be difficult to deter­ asking to state their case before a bid to force its removal on grounds nalists” -- that all is well between Elderly Housing Project, seems happy to be mine the effect of the strike until joint session. And Sen. Herman thousands of museum exhibits.” him and his headstrong 20-year-old area. it’s unconstitutional to display Chris­ receiving the meal prepared by the district next spring beause winter normally Talmadge, D-Ga., chairman of the fiancee. Rural merchants across the nation tian symbols on state property. Her Penalty called firefighters Sunday. The Christmas dinner, also closed their stores today in a is a slack time for farmers. But Senate Agriculture Committee, said suit doesn’t include the Christmas A squabble on a Los Angeles golf Rumors of the split surfaced with show of support for farmers deman­ strike supporters indicated they farmers were fully justified in tree in the Capitol rotunda. course has landed Jim Brown — film reports Junot recently stormed out of sponsored by the Eighth District Fire ding 100 percent parity — a break­ would picket groceries, equipment striking to underline their economic Says the atheist leader, "The star and ex-professional football a Paris nightclub after Caroline Department, is an annual event. (Photo by even price for their crops. Produc­ suppliers and other businesses, plight. Christmas tree is pagan and we are player — in court. danced with several other men. Roback) happy to see the pagan symbol here.” He’s being sued for $250,000 by golf Monaco palace spokeswoman Nadia She says other suits will be filed, to pro Frank Snow who says Brown beat Lacoste denies it. stop public prayers prior to local him up in the course of a golf match Says she, “The American papers government meetings, and to forbid — blacking both eyes and leaving him picked up the report from the Ger­ News for senior citizens Clashes, bomb scare Christmas and Easter celebrations in with a cerebral concussion. man papers. There is no truth to it. schools. Show wants $100,000 in compen­ There is no problem between them. Jody’s melons satory dam ages — $150,000 in The date of their marriage will be an­ Hi, everybody! I guess by now you have heard all about nounced in January.” White House Press Secretary Jody our furnace going on the blink and that we had to close Powell says he knows just how the the center until a new furnace is installed. We are now show tension on coal farmers feel — that he once trashed a operating at the Teen Center located in the town recrea­ By United Press International union has agreed to drop its demand President George Meany said. load of cantaloupes rather than sell While most of the 22 states affected State board approves tion complex. A clash in Western Kentucky for a limited right to strike in return them for less than they cost him to By Saturday’s column, we stiould have a good idea as to for the industry’s relinquishing a de­ by the strike involving about 188,000 between 400 miners and 60 policemen miners were quiet Tuesday, a Penn­ raise. just how long it will take to complete the work. and a bomb scare at a court in Price, mand for a no-strike clause. Pleading the same motive on school balance plans For some of you who drive and wonder where the Teen The newspaper quoted sources sylvania policeman’s description of Utah, underlined the powder-keg ten­ Clarion County, Pa. — “We are sit­ Tuesday, the eve of the nationwide Center is located, take McKee Street and turn into the sion produced by the nationwide soft- close to the coal talks as saying the farmers strike, Powell said both he racially imbalanced if their minority street leading to the Garden Grove Caterers, (sign at the tentative proposal, put together last ting on a powder keg” — applied to HARTFORD (UPI) - The state coal strike, now in its ninth day. and President Carter are sym­ student makeup did not fall within 25 corner) and as you come to the caterers, bear right and weekend, represents a softening in many areas. Board of Education has given Three-man teams from the United pathetic. percent of the average minority follow the road up the hill to the recreation complex. This the positions of both sides. The most recent major outbreak of preliminary approval to a racial im­ Mine Workers and the Bituminous Powell says he was 13 when he took makeup for the entire school district. used to be the old Nike Site. The Teen Center is the last Miller refused to confirm or deny violence occurred Tuesday in balance proposal that would force at Coal Operators Association met his melons to market — “Some guy Education officials say 67 schools in building on the right. the reported tradeoff. Western Kentucky and sparked Ken­ least 67 schools to prpduce briefly Tuesday before federal came by and offered me something desegregation plans. nine districts would be affected by Meanwhile, the AFL-CIO conven­ tucky Gov. Julian M. Carroll to 200 at dinner mediators in Washington and then like three cents apiece ... I told him the new plan. Those are: Hartford, tion in Los Angeles Tuesday adopted tele^am UMW President Miller: The board Tuesday rejected a plan The activities here at the center start with last recessed with no new talks I’d rather smash them on the road Meriden, Bridgeport, New Britain, . a resolution of support for the UMW. "I will not hesitate to use. the full proposed by an advisoiy committee Thursday when we had 200 menibers attend our second scheduled. Neither UMW President measure of resources available ... to then sell them for that, and that’s and adopted the tougher racial im­ New Haven, Norwalk, Stamford, annual (Christmas Dinner at the ROTC building. Thanks Arnold Miller nor BCOA President "It’s quite obvious that the coal what 1 did.” operators have come up with the idea assure the protection of (Ken­ balance proposal. Final action on the Stratford and Waterbury. to our good friend Norman Fendell, director of'the Joseph Brennan attended the session. tucky’s) people and their property Stuffed bombers proposed regulation will come after If a school is found to be racially building, for once again inviting us. Also a word of praise The Charleston Gazette reported that this is the time to really destroy this great old union,” AFL-CIO and the right of all citizens to engage Wisconsin Congressman Les Aspin six or seven weeks of public hearings imbalanced, it must submit a and a sincere thanks to the students in the Cook and today that the United Mine Workers in peaceful protest or to work.” says $462 million is a lot of money for on the proposal. desegregation plan to the Board of Bakers Department and Food Services from Manchester Three were injured — two of them a couple of "museum exhibits.” Under the proposed regulation Education. Ultimately, the school Community College, who prepared a super delicious policemen — and at least 15 persons That’s the term he has for the two designed to enforce a 1969 civil rights must come up with an acceptable buffet for us. were arrested when about 400 miners additional B-1 bombers approved last law, schools would be declared plan to see that it becomes racially Our entertainment was provided by the ROTC students Menten judged guilty clashed with 60 policemen in Davies balanced. under the direction of Dennis Sheriden and Niki Harris. AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (UPI) the prosecution asked for life im- County, Ky. Police, who used riot The ROTC chorus sang a medley of Christmas carols. — Dutch millionaire Pieter Menten prisonment. clubs and tear gas to disperse the Then super-jive Mark Wright put on a very colorful and was found guilty today of the war­ A three-judge panel in a specially UMW members, were trying to en­ exciting dance routine. Charles “Kelvis” Riley put on a time slaughter of scores of Jews and constituted war crimes trial found force an injunction limiting picketing D U N K ifr GLAZED CHOCOLATE CRUNCH JELLY FILLEO neat imitation of our late friend Elvis and now we have a others in Nazi-occupied Poland. Menten guilty of taking part in a Nazi when the outbreak occurred. Ken­ cousin and it’s now "Kelvis and Melvis.” Menten, a 78-year-old art collector, massacre at the village of Pohorodce tucky troopers also said an empty All in all, it was a very entertaining evening and has amassed millions of dollars in on July 7, 1941. Louisville & Nashville freight train AIRWAY Libbey All~Ptirpose enjoyed by one and all. real estate and stock deals. The He was acquitted of involvement in was stopped at Dotlki and had to Furnace problems back up about 20 miles to get around TRAVEL AGENCY crimes for which he was found guilty another massacre at Urycz on Aug. 457 CENTER ST. Next comes Monday, and that was when we found a 27, 1941. .about 80 UMW pickets. could carry the death sentence, but 646-2500 problem with the furnace and thank goodness we were able to catch it in time. Ray Stewart, our custodian, CANISTER didn't like the sound and smell from the furnace and I NEED A BAND FDR mied with45Mttnchkms! turned it off. If he had waited a little longer, it might Theater schedule I i!{ NEW YEARS? Complete have exploded. J r'JUST A GOOD TIME BAND"! Travel Service Activities in the morning weren’t too uncomfortable « BOB 672-8680 i 'Oen’t Itm Tmm Withest lb” for the group playing our kitchen social games, after S KEN 643-1412 lunch, it was a little difficult because the cold weather Wednesday "Another Man, Another Vernon Cine 2- "Enter the U DANA 649-0494 Chance” 2:10-7:10-9:45 Dragon” 7:30 started to move inside. Showcase Cinemas — "Hap­ Vernon Cine 1 — "Rocky” py Hooker Goes to Pinochle 7:30 Washington” 2; 00-7; 45-9; 35; We did have 32 brave players on hand for the afternoon “Last Tango in Paris” 2;15- pinochle games and the lucky winners were: Marie 7;20-9:55; "Looking for Mr. Bucke, 786; Frank Gadomski, 767; John Phelps, 749; Goodbar” 2:00-7:10-9:55; Clara Hemingway, 739; Hans Fredericksen, 738; John "Heroes” 2:20-7:30-10:00; Derby, 726; Ann Thompson, 725; Martin Bakstan, 718. IShguxxise GetthenBal Tomorrow, we were supposed to have our Christmas J Choose from 36 delicious Gift Party, but had to cancel it and rescheduled it for Cinem as flavors (16 regular, 10 diet) that next Thursday, Dee. 22. By then, we will have a better IMTeastATe 84 taste as good as Coke, Canada Dry, EXITSa idea of just where we will be and what we have to do. ER L4ME Pepsi, 7 Up and Schweppes. So, tomorrow we will not have any official programs UKC WOUTES ti ■ 14 . 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WINKLERS this IlmIted-tIme oHor. Limit: 4 canistors per customer. set Friday by Rec Manchester Evening Herald The Manchester Recreation Department’s Cultural PutillthMd evtry •vAnlng «xc«pt ■ llMFefcsaeufJ4 Program will have a Christmas party and craft display Suntfaye and holldaM. Entared at tht IOme.Sollle5Fl$5l$ii DUNKIN' M anchaattr, Conn. Post O ffica as Sa> open to the public Friday from 10 a.m. to noon. Teachers Claaa Mall Mattar. rr/imdiMr and students will exhibit their art work. Childcare will be 11 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: Suggested Carrier Rates available for a nominal fee. Refreshments will be served. Payabla In Advanca THE , Mawch«at«r:249 Spencer $(„ (adjacent to K-Mart)/W» H artfor4:So. DONUTS Programs for the winter session will be available at the Slngla copy ...... Quaker Lane A New Britain A»e. /Brlat6>l: Farmington Avenue/Avon: 195 W aaA ly...... W i HAPPY West Main (Rt. 44J/Naw Britain: 314 Brood St. (In the It*s w orth the trip . open house. 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(next ta ste M O N m tO tik Avmnm, W M HwUord the second week will be open to both residents and non­ Mall Rata# Upon Raquast to Food ToutnJ/Grolon: Rt. 12 Sheets Plaia Subacribara who fall to racalva residents. thair nawapapar bafora SiSO p.m. PLEA^CAaiHEATRE ior 1/2 th e price GLAZED CHOCOLATE CRUNCH JELLY FILLED DUNKIN’ After Dec. 19 the programs will be distributed to both fhould talaphona tha circulation FOR SCREEN TIMES dapartmant, 847*M40. I libraries and moat banks in Manchester. For further in­ formation, please contact the Arts Building, 643-6795. PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. D^v. 14. 1977 -tjmr Open forum Welfare cost double Carter^s estimate? Too high a price says a report by the for food stamps, finally ap­ level — under a family of lfflanrI|FfitFr fEu? iitug Hrralft LEE ROI&ERICK “...It is rather clear that, Heritage Foundation. A proving it on a vote of 16 to four. The House subcom­ Manchester — A City of Village Charm S^pp* League (a) eligibility for cash policy analyst at the foun­ 12 mittee, however, at this Impressea Newt papers ^ommentaryj . benefits will be accessible Founded Oct. 1, 1881 dation, Samuel Francis, More members may writing has narrowly to a broad cross-section of S Member, Audit Bureau o( Circulation Member. United Press International f . WASHIlt^GTONl - explains that “the ad­ have a hard time refused to grant a Congress is well on lU way ministration has seriously costs includes $8.6 billion swallowing the expanded minimum income that Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, with two to giving President Carter which ’’cannot be fairly in­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the editor; <■ overestimated the cost eligibility for assistance, high. As a concerned parent I attended and welfare system he offsets of the present cluded.” Carter has also however, that the food The Heritage Foundation Raymond F. Robinson, EdllorMassachusetts (Brooke) and I talk WASHINGTON - "We are still has a $4 million contract to provide who by the very nature of the human munist parties are — making a Socialist party never has espoused would pass the House but I’m sure to each other, we do not even ask, Thus, when questioned by a black tors ask for an extension of district Submitted by: violent revolution. Under the A t very much in the oil age and will sur­ Amin a satellite communications animal would not vote for one of their strong bid for power in a general the Senate wouldn’t accept it,” ‘How is the weather in Boston?’ lines and boundries for sanitary- Rev. Marvin D. Stuart leadership of Chairman Kenji ely remain so for some years to eom- system. Ugandans have received kind. After all, a lot of Roman from the Watts ghetto, Muskie election. said O’Neill. It would take a two- or, ‘How is the w eather in 'APPLIANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO sewer service and fire protection. United Pentecostal Miyamoto, the communists dis­ e, ... the transition (to other energy training in communications in Catholics voted against Catholic John rejected the path of expediency. He It hasn’t turned out that way. thirds vote in the House and the Seattle?’ We say, ‘What is going I NAITFONO ROAD Church avowed violence, and adopted most CHRISTMASL sources) will be a lengthy one. In the Melbourne, Fla.'And flight or other Kennedy, and most liberal reminded his audience, in effect, that Once seen as serious challengers Senate to pass a constitutional on with respect to abortion?’ We E of the tactics that now go under the amendment and 38 states would meantime we must at least maintain aeronautical training of Ugandans Republican WASPS rejected Richard politics is the art of the possible, and for control of the national govern­ do not even ask each other, ‘How name of Euro-communism. have to ratify it. our present degree of access to oil if has also taken place at Oak Grove Nixon. "what we need to do is elect a ticket ment, Japanese Socialist and Com­ are you feeling’?” said Magnuson. The party rewrote the hallowed There are at least 15 con­ our complicated, energy-based socie­ Airport and the ACME School of Blacks have made giant strides in that would be committed to dealing munist party leaders now plod in frustratipn across a low plateau. Marxist phrase "dictatorship of the stitutional amendments pending ty is to avoid severe economic Aeronautics in Fort Worth; Vero the past two decades, and they hold effectively with questions of racial For almost 20 years about one- proletariat” into "right of the before the House Judiciary Com­ shocks.” Beach, Fla., and at Embry-Riddle inequality.” prominent posts in the Carter ad­ third of the Japanese people have working class to govern.’’ mittee but there is no movement This conclusion There was a burst of sanctimony Miyamoto even criticiz^ suppres­ University in Daytona Beach, Fla. ministration. But politically they are voted for them. But they ran into a to consider them. They range from a new State from the other contenders. President sion of civil liberties in Blast Euro­ One recent death in South Africa, still far behind even the unrealistic stone wall in their campaign to win from an outright ban on any abor­ Department Nixon called Muskie's remarks "a pean countries. that of black consciousness leader schedule that caused the Democrats over the rest. tions to preventing any federal in­ C publication goes a Steve Biko, raised a storm of world to nominate Catholic A1 Smith for libel on the American people.” Sens. Editor; Fr. Steve Jacxibson Both leftists parties suffered dis­ long way toward protest — as it should have. Yet we Hubert Humphrey, Birch Bayh, appointing losses of seats Ih mtmmmmtatKimmimmtBitetiM explaining the have somehow been unable to ’get A service of the Manchester Japan’s last general election in 1976 urgency of similarly aroused over Amin’s Area Conference of Churches for the lower house of the Diet Call Us the Secretary of State brutality. Perhaps this proves the Almanac (parliament). 1978 is almost cer­ K’s Christinas Cyrus Vance’s current trip to the adage that a single death is a tain to bring another election but Giveaway.People Middle East. The U.S. imports 45 tragedy, but a thousand deaths is a percent of its oil— 7.8 million barrels statistic. By United Press International United States, died at his Mount Ver­ Question: Shoppii^ Time!! non home after asking his doctors to against relationships with parents, a day. And 3.7 million of those I am more fearful that it indicates Today is Wednesday, Dec. 14, the My ion ii drinking with hit "let me go off quietly.” friends, co-workers, and lovers. barrels — nearly half — come from a degree of racism in our society that 548th day of 1977 with 17 to follow. friendi and he it only 17. The last In 1819, Alabama was admitted to It is very normal and healthy for a the Arab states, principally Saudi few of us care to admit. It is almost The moon is approaching its first two weekends he hat come home the Union as the 22nd state. teen-ager to want to spend more time BICYCLES Tools and typewriters, furniture writers by the dozens have gone to Arabia. inconceivable, in 1977, that we would quarter. very late at night and very drunk. with his or her friends and less time and forges, ambulances and air­ women’s clubs, senior citizens’ "...If anything happened which cut stand aside in the same manner if The morning stars are Mars, In 1972, Apollo 11 astronauts Gene He won’t listen to us and we are with the parents. However, the groups, and others. the flow of oil from the Middle East, those being slaughtered were white Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Cernan and Harrison Schmitt blasted FOR planes — we give them all away, off the moon for the return trip to worried to death. What should we problems arise when the crowd or New technology may make equip­ the problem obviously would reach Europeans instead of black Africans. The evening star is Mercury. along with a host of other things — do? ★ ★ ★ peer group decides to do negalive ment obsolete, but not useless. An critical dimensions within a matter One congressional staff member Those born on this date are under earth. as we replace and modernize our Answer things. Maybe getting very drunk is THE FAMILY example is electronic laboratory of days,” notes the study. Thus the who has helped lay bare the Ugandan the sign of Sagittarius. In 1974, President Ford arrived in equipment. They go to schools, There seems to be two central fac­ an accidental byproduct of wanting LEARNINO Blltt? •»!•?!?“ * gear we donated to a college because complicated negotiations toward presence in the United States James ‘‘Jimmy’’ Doolittle, Martinique in the French West Indies churches, and other non-profit in­ tors. One, you may have a serious to stay with friends more than home 8 SPEEDS • 10 SPEEDS stability in the region are of suggests that we are entering an era American hero flier of World War II, for two days of talks with French stitutions and organizations. our labs required more advanced communication problem between with parents. While it may be accep­ UANY BIKES ON BALE paramount importance to the United of nonconcern in America — an era was born Dec. 14, 1896. Presient Valery Giscard d’staing. Camp Fire Girls eat with utensils instrumentation. you and your son; and second, it table to occasionally come home late • ta i States. when we will increasingly worry On this day in history: A thought for the day: American formerly used in our plant cafeteri­ Museums get a lot of things from needs to be determined whether the and/or drunk, it is not acceptable and * % « « i Led to oil embargo about our own problems and turn a In 1799, George Washington, poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow as. Boy Scout camps are equipped us. To the Bradley Air Museum in said, “The grave is but a covered drinking problem is indeed a problem is irresponsible to do it every [MM with trucks, vans, and station wag­ Windsor Locks we’ve made more When war broke out in the Middle deaf ear to distant cries. God help Revolutionary War commanding bridge leading from light to light, with drinking or if it is simply a weekend. Amtrak around his household goods m m and beckoned his wife to r restores climb into the truck. At that moment a ri. I i ♦ ® jis J neighbor’s door opened and soft as bimar, nsw area runs a young, dark-haired ‘doslgnar originals’ housewife ran out. She sw eater HARTFORD (UPI) - stopped in front of the Discontinued train runs vN Christmas Sheehans, her eyes brim­ Return of her favorite, linking New Haven, Hart­ ming with tears, and now In melting soft ford, Springfieid, Mass, glanced at the rows of little Orion® acrylic. Full and Providence, R.I. wiii houses with their hidden, fashioned. Mock turtle. be restored next month, ac­ watching eyes. Back zip. Mauve, grey, cording to an Amtrak Only a few feet blue, banana. Ivory, spokesman. separated the two women white. Machine wash­ Joseph Vranich said the but they both knew the gap able. Sizes 34 to 42 “Clamdigger,” the New was centuries wide. For sportswear, downtown Haven to Providence run, what seemed an eternity Manchester and Tri- m and the New Haven- the two women stared CIty Plaza, Vernon Hartford-Springfieid mutely at each other. routes, discontinued Oct. ’Then, they crossed the gap. •12 30, wiil resume service They hugged each other Jan. 8. and whispered, "w e’ll The three trains were always be friends.” canceied when the nationai Now the Sheehans had m railroad complained it did not have enough money to come back on a December keep them running. day just four years later, But Vranich said an not to stay but to visit. “We have come back to emergency appropriation see our friends,” said of $18 million by Congress Roman Catholic Mrs. has given Amtrak enough \ Sheehan, "to see our money to re-open the routes. Protestant friends.” She said, “We would be Initially graat... moving back again except latter parfact oval Mystic gets our house has been taken • over by another family and Her Initial, hand two tenants • we have a better one • engraved and polished } • further west.” on our oval pendant 7 MYSTIC (UPI) - The • Mystic Marinelife As she chatted with her Very personal, very Aquarium Tuesday Protestant friend, Mrs. nice. Delicate chain. welcomed its latest tenants Nora Tuson, whose Gold tone. By 'KMT', « l f — two female, bottlenose farewell hug had drawn her jewelry, downtown dolphins captured last back, other old-time Manchester and month off the Florida neighbors drifted along. Trl-Clty Plaza, coast. 7/-.. "I am beginning to feel Vernon The two 300-pound, 7- there is hope in the air,” Mrs. Sheehan said. foot-long dolphins were ■ m •3 wrapped in wet towels and flown Monday night from the Marathon Airport in the Florida Keys to the Trumbull Airport in A- Groton. Manchester The animals, who had been rubbed down with public records lanolin for their flight, were then transported to the Mystic aquarium in a Warranty deeds special van. Mildred Morrone to Karl Debra Simon, a J~t Rezman and Ethel Rez- spokeswoman for the man, property at 19 Ann aquarium, said the plane 7 /1 Street, $36,000. that brought the aolphins Glenney & Seaman Inc. was forced to fly low so it to Leon Podrove, trustee, brljahtan her holidays all poaches and croam...‘Devon’s’ would not overheat and kill property at 785-799 Main the animals. wim our metallic tunic St., $100,000. delactablo now soft touch J. Joseph Kerrigan and Great, glittering topping for Marjorie H. Kerrigan to holiday pants and long skirts. coordinates In Visa® polyostor Antenna firm Robert J. Heneghan Jr. ‘RBK’ designs this cowl, and Maureen M. tunic length with slit sides and Like all great things meant to go together. . . furloughs 55 Heneghan, both of Vernon, self belt. Neat, nice. Washable like peaches and cream . . . you and Kisa® and our 'Devon' OLD SAYBROOK (UPI) property on Ensign Street, acrylic blend. Black with coordinates! A delightful combination of winning looks for — The Cramer Division of $36,500. silver, or brown with gold. the Conrac Corp., a Certificate of attachment Sizes S-M-L. the holidays and long after. No-care Vais'”.. • today's fabric manufacturer of antennas precisely the fit, leek and price for you! Thg Hartford Electric sportswear, downtown that feels like something else. Peach, cream. Sizes 8-18. for citizen band radios, has Light Co. against Manchester and Trl-Clty Vest, $22. Shirt, ; i6 . Pull-On Slacks, $16. laid off 55 workers. Tineline gabardine oebei twill fashion pants Northwood Apartments Plaza, Vernon Shirt-Jac, $27. Pull-on Dirndl Skirt, $16. Cowled Blouson, $16. Conrac Monday joined a Ltd., D.J. Henry Co., and sportsicear, downtown manchesler and vernon tri-city plasn. host of other Connecticut Donald J. Henry, $2,500, firms, including Northeast Save $6 on every palrl Fit to perfection! In fact once you’ve tried them property on Hilliard Street. Utilities, Uniroyal and New trade name Electric Boat, that have on, you’ll want a pair In every color! Indulgel At this savings price, you, Delta Wire & Steel Co. announced dismissals in Inc., doing business as the past two months. can afford tol Zip front, set-in waistband. Greatl Black, brown, blue or Scott Service It Sales Co., Frank Geissler, manager South Windsor. Use your convenient Worth’s Charge Card . . . it deserves a lot of (.redit! of Conrac’s 300-worker Marriage licenses Cramer Division plant, camel. Sizes 8 to 16. sportswear, downtown and Tri-CIty Plaza, Ver­ John J. Mazurek and Downtown Manchester Mon. thru FrI. 9:30-9 PM; Sat. 9:30 to S PM Dorothy J. McVeigh, both Vdrnon Circle Mon. thru Fri. 10-9 PM; Sat. 10-5:30; Sun. 12-5 PM said the 55 workers had to non. be laid off because orders of Manchester, Dec. 17. for CB antennas have Barry Ri Sylvain and fallen off. He said the Brenda F. Arenburg, both F ^ e ra l Communications U$e your convenient Worth’s Charge Card . . . it deserves a lot of Credit! Downtown Manchester—Mon. through FrI. 9:30-9' Sat 9-30 s of Manchester, Dec. 18. Commiision’s new Vernon CIrele-Mon. through FrI. 10-9; Sat. 10-5:M; Sun iz-S Daniel A. Lonergan and regulations governing 23- Shirley A. Barber, both of channel CBs has dis­ Hartford, Jan. 6 at South couraged buying. United Methodist. PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn. Wed., Dec. 14. 1977 State to reveal WASHINGTON (UPI) - Christmas is not Acquin evidence the time to give someone a pet, but if the deci­ sion is made, give a pet from an animal shelter and save a life, the Humane Society WATERBURY (UPI) - Complying with an earlier ays. court order, the state has promised to turn over all One mlHlon puppies, kittens or hamsters evidence it has that plight clear Lome J. Acquin, 27, who is accused of killing his foster brother’s wife and eight children last summer. At the same time, Acquin’s lawyer, John R. Williams lOH seeks funds Reagan: U.S. should of New Haven Tuesday withdrew his motion to have the state’s case against Acquin dismissed. Williams had filed for poof ramping the dismissal motion because the state had not turned stay out of Mideast T h e Instructors of the Handicapped (lOH), the group of over the evidence. Acquin of Waterbury is charged with nine counts of high school students who teach handicapped children to BOSTON (UPI) — Former California Gov. Ronald murder for the bludgeoning deaths of Cheryl Beaudoin, swlin, will seek funds from the state Department of 2 SNUG Reagan wants the United States to stay out of Mideast 29, her seven children and their friend who was spending Education for ramping around a new pool being planned peace negotiations'and calls President Carter’s proposed the night at the Beaudoin’s Prospect home on July 22. by the group. energy program a tax in disguise. Mrs. Beaudoin was the wife of Acquin’s foster brother, The Building and Sites Committee of the Manchester Bundled in winter overcoat and white scarf against Fred, who was at his overnight job when his family was Board of Education Monday night review^ prelirninary GIFT IDEAS! tight snow at Logan International Airport, Reagan plans and drawings prepared by architect Richard killed and their house set ablaze. reiterated familiar themes at a short news conference In proceedings before Superior Court Judge Robert A. Lawrence. before his scheduled appearance at a Republican fund­ Although state funds are not available for the pool Wall, Assistant State’s Attorney Walter Scanlon agreed raising dinner in suburban Foxborough. to meet with Williams Jan. 4 to go over all exculpatory Have you told her lately? itself. School Superintendent James P. Kennedy said Reagan, who declined to say whether he planned to run evidence — that which ‘tends to clear a defendant. funds may be available for ramps and some storage area for the presidency in 1980, said both Israeli Prime II you haven't here's a gift that will say It (Of you. which are integral to the project. The state was ordered two months ago to turn over the It spells . Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian President evidence, but had asked for a time extension. Wiiliams The plans call for a 530-square-foot pool with a 20 by 20 Anwar Sadat have stated they want to settle the Mideast has accused the state of foot-dragging. foot swimming section and a 10 by 13-foot section for dispute themselves. The prosecution also took under consideration a ramping and stairs into the pool to accommodate the han­ "That would be the'best way to get it done,” he said. request by Williams for a state-paid survey to determine dicapped persons. Reagan said Carter’s energy program “is a disaster.” if the case should be moved from Waterbury to Windham And each lelter conltibules to the unique design The preliminary cost estimates on the pool is $105,000. “It’s just a tax program,” he said. County to ensure Acquin gets a fair trial. ot this hand-cralted pendant by J & C Ferrara. The lOH has collected about $85,000 in its pool fund over Reagan called Carter’s proposed tax cuts “pretty Available in two sizes. Williams said the survey would cost the state between the past several years. foolish” because they will be offset by increased energy $13,000 and $20,000. In sterling silver with matching chain $15-00 The new pool would be located in an addition to the costs. south end of the existing Manchester High School pool. Wall ordered both sides back to court on Jan. 11. In 14K gold with matching chain Mini S ize $32.50 Reagan, who ran for the 1976 GOP presidential nomina­ The town Board of Directors in July accepted respon­ tion, said Carter is “very selective with regard to his OUR CHRISTMAS HOURS sibility for annual maintenance costs of the pool, es­ human rights.” He noted Carter wants to reopen trade Open Mon. thru Frl. 9 - 9 PM timated at $4,000. with Cuba but stop buying chrome from Rhodesia. Saturday 9 - 5:30 PM David Moyer, lOH advisor, said the pool could be an “He seems to find more of our friends guilty of asset to the Board of Education program as well as the violations of human rights, and he doesn’t seem to men­ You can be sure at.. . Recreation Department and other community use. tion our enemies,” Reagan said. Because of its shallow depth, the pool could be used for He compared Carter to California Gov. Jerry Brown, instruction for young children and the elderly as well as saying both are “long on rhetoric and short on perfor­ the handicapped, he said. mance.” Representatives of lOH and the Board of Education will plan to meet with representatives from the building division of the state Education Department. Moyer, Lawrence and Mark Meridy, lOH president, expressed hope that the pool construction could start by This deluxe next summer. 817 MAIN ST. About town otpoint microwavi DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Checking her list The Manchester High School guidance department will With a cart full of items already selected, For Emergency Pantry sponsor a financial aid workshop Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Mrs. Karl Wener of Marlborough takes time A1 Arendt and Dianna Welch, siludents at the Regional Occupational the school cafeteria for interested parents whose cooks 3 ways children plan to receive post-high school education. to check her list to make sure she doesn’t For the fun of it. It’s all a Training Center (ROTC) are shown packaging food items that were matter of style. And it’s as Henry Miller, financial aid officer at the University of forget any of those last minute holiday needs. simple as sliding your feel collected by ROTC students to stock the Emergency Pantry. These Hartford, will discuss how to apply tor financial aid. (Herald photo by Pinto) into a pair of DEX by two students collected the most itums during the drive which was con­ Financial Aid Forms (FAT), which are new this year, instead of one! Dexter. They're soft, flexy ducted during November. (Heralld photo by Pinto) and copies of “Meeting College Costs” are available in Nature H ide"' with the the guidance office for review anytime before the outdoor look everybody's into. A flexy sole, loo, workshop. Measure would allow that tells the whole world Merry CHAMOIS SfflRT you’ve got DEX-appeal Heavyweight cotton chamois cloth shirts with supersoft foster parent check sheare(i-nap finish. Large patch pockets with buttoned hristm flaps, extra long toil. A wilderness classic. BOSTON (UPI) — Massachusetts officials, following Say '‘Merry Christmas’ discovery of a nationwide prostitution ring involving boys 50 in the care of the state, have moved to revamp privacy 17 laws so potential foster parents can be screened for past nd a With sex offenses. Four bills filed in the Senate Tuesday would give of­ ficials charged with caring for children the right to examine state criminal files to find out if applicants for ktpny New HIDE-AWAY SUPPERS TnM?f ^ foster children had been convicted of such crimes. Senate Majority Leader William Bulger, D-Boston, who filed the bills on behalf of Suffolk County District At­ *3 0 By Manistee torney Garrett H. Byrne, said they would be considered SOLID-STATE COOK FAST BY COOK EAST BY COOK SLOW in the next session of the Legislature, which begins Jan. TOUCH TEMPERATURE TIME WITH WITH THE CONTROLS WITH AUTOMATIC THE DIGITAL AUTOMATIC 3. 1978. He said he expected early action. CONTROL SENSOR TIMER SIMMER UREKA Several of the boys victimized by the ring were wards of the state, said Byrne. While none of the 24 men indicted II CUSTOMER CARE ______Model RE944V Give a better way to were foster parents, a state agency had placed one child . EVERYWHERE Fast OeprndAble Se>vi CHECK OUR in the home of a person later allegedly involved in the clean around the home The HffiE^AWS operation. THIS TIM E... M A KE IT LOW-LOW “I want not only to allow, but compel all state agencies I I o tpuorlriJr HOLIDAY to conduct a thorough and vigorous investigation before a PRICES child is placed in a state foster home,” Byrne said. The New... He said privacy law now protects criminal records of would-be foster parents who may “have convictions for MANCHESTER'S DIRECT 273 W. MIDDLE child abuse crimes or any crime detrimental to the moral FACTORY DEALER TPKE., fiber of young children placed in the home.” MANCHESTER Aibert Halprin, counsel for the state Security and f MANfHCSTEK Op«n Dally Privacy Council, said Byrne was wrong. “Mr. Byrne 8:30 to 6:00 MEN'S SHOP 'T knows, or should know, the criminal offender record in­ Thura. til 9:00 ike Sal. 9:00-5:00 y'’ i'--" formation law was amended this year to deal with this Budgtt to 33 Monlht type of situation,” he said. 789 Main Street, Manchester ■■■■a■ ft “•■ \i *'1

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PAGE FOURTEEN-A • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. Dw. 14. 1977 ------yp,------Boat search is still on MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 14, 1977 - PAGE FIFTEEN-A “But we know some of the men had q BOSTON (UPI) - The Coait The Navigator was reported over­ Campus grieving exposure suits and they might be still Guard doggedly refused today to ^ve due S a tu ^ y after it failed to return up its search for a missing 85-foot to New Bedford, Mass., from a 10- be in a life raft if it, deployed after dorm fire fishing boat which disappeared last day expedition for scallops. The boat properly,” he added. in the wintery N ora Atlantic was due back in port Friday. 1 ^ Coast Guard c u tt^ and a PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — The three young women with 13 crewmen. The Coast Guard spokesman con­ fleet of six aircraft from the Cloast stood terrified in the window of their fourth-floor dorm- “We think that there’s, enough ceded the chances were "extremely Guard, Navy, Air Force and Cana­ tory room as flames and smoke filled the hallway out­ chance that they’re still alive ttot small’’ that all 13 crewmen would be dian armed forces search^ a I f O ^ side. square-mile area of ocean for a fourth we’re going to go back out there found alive. "Everyone on the ground was yelling to them to stay today and keep looking,’’ said a "Only an extremely small percen­ day Tuesday, but "turned up no calm,’’ said one student who watched as fire raced spokesman for the Coast Guard’s tage of people are found after the sightings’’ of the men or the boat, the through a top-floor wing of Aquinas Hail on the campus of search and rescue unit. "After that, first 24 hours and we’re heading into spokesman said. One of the cutters Providence College early Tuesday. we'll take a good hard look at the what could be the second week," he kept up the search throu^ the night. But Barbara Feeney, 18, of Taunton, Mass., and Donna /• •' [♦:: V ., . sltuaUon.” said. B. Galllgan, 18, of Closter, N.J., did not listen. As the flames came closer, they smashed the window with their .fists, crawled onto the ledge and jumped to their deaths Seminar rescheduled 40 feet to the frozen ground below. Moments later, firemen arrived and rescued their "How To Cope With Holiday Stress,’’ a program post­ roomate, Christine Manuel of Newport, R.I. poned Tuesday evening because of snow, will be held Miss Feeney and Miss Gailigan were among seven raday, at 8 p.m., at The Educational Community, 645 female students who perished in the blaze. The five <Rhode Island laboratory, but he violations. Bruce Antonia, Martha Barter, Louis Anne Louise Brady. Stephen Byrne, B h o n o rs ' said authorities had ruled out foul play. .He said fire doors installed six years ago Michael Downes, John Finnegan, Robert smoke and deadly carbon monoxide fumes as Berner, Sheila Campbell, Joan Couture, Jessica' Atwater, Christine Berruti, A second fire broke out at an American "prevented an even greater tragedy,” by The beautiful, carefree way to save fuel; Gagnon, Sharon Giola, Mary Greene, William Black, Laura Dupuis, Teresa they apparently tried to flee down a narrow Christopher Bowman, James DePersia, stairwell near the Nativity scene — the only Legion hall in Providence Tuesday night, two restricting flames to half of the top floor. Heather Hauser, Laura Hill, John Harvey Kelly, Kellie Long, Michael Foley, Bruce Frances, La-Tanya ^^derseiiW ^ndowalls McCabe, Patricia McCarthy, Tammy Mansfield, Joseph Palenza, Rudolph exit from the north wing of the building where miles south of the 3,600-student Providence Aquinas Hall, built in 1939, had no exterior Hoinoski, Lisa Hollis, Julia Klein. fire escapes and no sprinklers but they were Also, Kathy Lenares, Suzanne Luby, McGee, Thomas McGraw. Perico, Laura Preisner, Theodore the fire broke out. A state medical examiner (tollege campus. One fireman was killed and Somes, said the death count might have been lower if 20 other firemen injured when the roof of the not required for the brick and concrete dor­ the victims stayed in their rooms to await building collapsed, authorities said. mitory. The new code requires sprinklers only firemen. The -fire in Aquinas Hail, the largest in structures made of combustible materials. 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Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Dec, 14, 1977 FBI picks probe leader to make school inviting "Staying close to a university Mandel cases, %olnik also was in­ great deal of responsibility for are By MAL BARLOW school's regular sixth grade teacher "I want the students to realize the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hie man after he graduated. keeps you aware,” Field said. volved ih the convictions of former behind me.” East Hartford Reporter principal Is more than someone they named by Attorney Geaieral Griffin Field stayed at the Green School Field took over a school of 15 get sent to.” Bell a i co-leader of a new legal team congressmen Thomas Johnson of As a Justice Department lawyer in ”A teacher who hates kids can't be the mid-1960s, Skolnik shied away all bad." joked the eighth grade two' years. classrooms. One is used as a library- About the staffs of Norris and Se­ probing FBI burglaries la a federal Ma^land dnd John Dowdy of Texas, media center and another is a music from goverment prosecutions of students of William C. Field when,he He left in 1968 to teach the fifth cond North (most of whom will prosecutor who disdained going after and two M ^ a n d county executives. and art room. A large room serves as marijuana users and refused to taught,in the Vernon school system. grade at the Vernon Center Middle follow their students to Norris), he antiwar activists and marijuana Skolnik, a 36-y6ar-old Harvard Law gym, cafeteria and auditorium. users and took on political big shots Sdiool graduate, said recently he prosecute draft-reslsters. He was, Ihey were connecting his name to School. He later taught sixth grade said, ’T m impressed.” social studies and eighth grade math, The building is at the McAuliffe instead. wanted to quit government for either however, on the team that that of W.C. Fields, vaudeville come-. The teachers all are willing to take science and social studies. Park, one of the town’s best equipped Barnet Skolnik, known as private practice or journalism “now prosecuted the “Catonsvllle Nine, dlan who played in popular films of part in outside activities. They work Field became the Vernon school's parks. "Barney” to friends u d colleagues, that some of the cases I’ve felt a who destroyed draft records the 1930s. at school book fairs and special study assistant principal for the school Norris was built in 1957 and was the assistant U..S. attorney in Field has little connection to the projects. They stay after school to expanded in 1962. comedian other than his name and year 1972-73. work with individual students. Concerts Maryland who headed the federal Norris qualifies as a Title I schopl the fact that students smile and laugh In 1973. the South Windsor school The teachers try hard to keep all probe leading to Vice President Spiro F ir e c a ll s which means it can and does spend a lot when he's around them. He board appointed him principal of the the parents informed of their Agnew!s 1973 "no contest” plea to federal funds for the help of cultural­ tax evasion. Skolnik also succ^uU y exit (Town) loves children. Wapping School. He stayed there un­ children’s progress. scheduled til this year when the South Windsor ly or economically disadvantaged "They have also made me feel very Manchester Tuesday, 12:10 a.m. —car fire. Field took over the principal's post prosecuted Maryland Gov. Marvin children. Seven of the school’s 11 Monday, 12:38 p.m. —water flow Interstate Highway 84, Spencer Street at the Anna E. Norris School at 40 board began talking about What to do much at home and a part of the Mandel on corruption charges this teacher aides are paid for by state alarm, AAP store. Burr Comers Plaza exit (Town) Remington Road Oct. 1. He has been with declining enrollment. Ohe solu­ school.” year. Tuesday, 12:10 p.m.-Car fire, Spencer and federal funds. at Bennet (District) , in the spotlight in recent months for tion was to close the Wapping School. Field has also tried to keep in touch Skoinik and Paul Boucher, a Street underpass. (Town) Norris has a pre-kindergarten, one Monday, 12:47 p.m. —broken sprinkler two reasons: He is the town's newest The school Is now slated to close by with parents. He held a "Talk to the The eighth and ninth grade choirs Justice Department crime lawyer, ’Tuesday, 2:47 p.m. -W ater call, 55 kindergarten, two first grades, two head. Quality Inn, 51 Hartford ’Turnpike principal and about 80 of the Second next fall. Principal Night” Nov. 3 and will hold at Bennet Junior High School will will lead eight other lawyers in their Hemlock St. (Town) seconds, two thirds, two fourths and (Town) North School children will be sent to “I was the youngest principal by another Tuesday, Jan. 10 from 6:30 to perform in the first of three Christ­ early 30s, in the investigation of past Monday, 6:59 p.m. —water problem, Tuesday, 4:41 p.m. —Oven fire, 82 three fifths. Adding about 80 Second Norris next fall when Second North is seniority." he said. “I started 8 p.m. mas concerts presented by the school FBI bre^-ins, wiretaps and mall- 381 Broad St. (Town) Spencer St. (Town) North students will bring the school closed. looking." Second North parents have told music department in the Bennet openings. The original five-lawyer Monday, 8:18 p.m. —odor of gas, 11 Tuesday, 8:38 p.m. —Brush fire, 166 up to about 334 students next fall. Its Norris students and parents have him they were not afraid to send auditorium. task force quit in protest over Bell’s Welcome Place (Town) Kennedy Road. (Town) Coining to Norris capacity is 400 by state standards. Wednesday, 5:54 a.m. -O il burner, 128 asked who he is. Second North their children to Norris. They come Thursday, the choirs, directed by strategy. Monday, 9:38 p.m. —truck leaking fuel. The shifting of East Hartford prin­ Field said. In addition to the Agnew and Interstate Highway 84, Keeney Street Pond Lane. (Town) parents, many deeply upset over cipals and retirements created the to Norris anyway by the fourth Meivin Lumpkin, will sing traditional "I don't see that any programs will grade. their school's closing, have wondered principal opening at Norris. Field and popular seasonal songs. Soloists have to be cut back next fall,” he how their children will fare in Field's heard about in July and applied right wiii be Kathy Cooper, April said. "But 400 might be pushing it." “I’ve been here long enough to school next year. away. Late in August the East Hart­ Castagna, Linda Mikoleit, Nadine sense a feeling of closeness to Second Coffee ford board confirmed his appoint­ Basic philosophy Palmer, Lori Genovese, Karen P&WA worker North. Many of the parents went to Hoover, Jennifer Joy, Emily Nor­ ment. Field said he tries to create an at­ prices Field was bom in Stafford and mosphere that makes children want the school as students themselves.” man, Krista Jacobson, Josephine grew up mainly In Windsor Locks and Among reasons for picking him to come to school. He said they should be happier with Catania, Lori Edwards and Gail San­ Somersvllle. He graduated from was his master's degree in education He hopes they will get a solid Norris next fall than they now expect born. to rise Rockville High School in 1962 and and administration from the Univer­ SOLVE THEM HERE I grounding in the basics while to be. The school is bigger than Se­ Ann McClain is the accompanist. entered Central Connecticut State sity of Connecticut and his 30 hours of SAN SALVADOR, Ei remaining children as long as possi­ cond North by three times. But he Monday, Dec. 19, the Bennet Junior College to become a teacher. further graduate study. There were Salvador (UPI) - World many applicants. ble. said he will be calling all the children High Schooi band, directed by His father recently retired from by their first names soon after school Michaei Orfiteili, and Manchester’s Coffee prices are bound to BOATING Field hopes to continue graduate Field tries to teach or take part in rise due to the poor coffee Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in East classroom work as often as he can. starts in September. recently organized school youth choir and Hartford and his mother will soon studies and may seek a doctorate. crop this year in Central wili perform. retire also. His younger brother America and southern Tuesday, Dec. 20, the seventh Principal William C. FieW chats with students in the hall of Richard Field works at P&WA as Mexico, according to the C . a . EQUIPMENT 6arbs grade wiii perform in a program of the Anna E. Norris School. (Herald photo by Barlow) an electrician. All three live in Ver- By PHIL PASTOR ET soio and choir selections. Walter Gr- director of the El Salvador Coffee Company. • COMPASS •HORNS Oom^XBpnoes! zyb will direct. Field worked summers between Ail concerts begin at 7:30 p.m., and Dr. Ricardo Falla • OEPTH FINOERS • SPOTLIGHTS Pioneering, '77 style: Hav­ college semesters in the Vernon ing to buy the whole loaf, are free to the public. Caceres predicted that this • TACHOMETERS • ELECTRIC WINCH year’s harvest will be the recreation program as a swimming when they run out of sliced 30 and diving coach and pool director. bread. % smallest in 12 years. He Bills for car taxes • PAL “FIRESTICK” ANTENNAS One summer he also worked at Bring the oil problem Carol sing said that the coffee crop in home to the Mideast. De­ SKI CLOTHING El Salvador, the fourth • POWER MIKES P&WA, meaning that for a short time ail his family owed their living velop a camel that needs largest coffee producer in • GROUNO-PLANE and oiling. JEAN CLAUDE set Monday the worid, would be half to the East Hartford firm, he said. REAM ANTENNAS going out this week He graduated from college with a To confuse a kid these KILLY 2 pc. o u t f i t s that of last year’s. days, when he says "Trick or The second annual carol sing spon­ bachelor’s degree in elementary "We’ve had rain when Treat,' tell him "no treat." M l sored by the Eighth Utilities District The Town of Manchester will send The supplemental tax is due in full education in 1966. He had done his O t h e r s We didn’t need it, and Jogging is of immense Board of Directors, will be Monday CAPITAL EQUIPMENT INC. but about 7,200 supplemental motor during January 1978. student teaching in the sixth grade at drought when we didn’t benefit to the track shoe and at 8:30 p.m. at the Christmas tree in vehicle tax bills this week—a billing Tax credits will be given for tjie Green School in Manchester. need it. It rained in sweatsuit manufacturers. Robertson Park, North Main and 38 MAIN ST. 1^3% MANCHESTER that will total $432,549.69, James vehicles that have been replaced, Principal Isidor Wolfe at the school North School streets. November and just last Turek said. He said that the new invited him to come back and be the night there was a heavy Turek, collector of revenue, said. FROM Mrs. Ida Cormier, director of the “After The Sale, V/e Service What We Sell” The hills are the result of a new taxing system will be a more "Sunshiners" will conduct the rain. The price will tend to equitable form of taxing. go up because there isn’t state law creating a second hilling singing. for vehicles registered after Oct. 1. It will also mean an Increase in CPR course completed The public is invited. Song books enough coffee available.” revenue for the town. Before the law was passed, it was external heart compression with BIB PANTS will be furnished, but each person is The town bad budgeted $320,000 in Fifteen nurses and aides possible to avoid paying motor vehi­ and mouth to mouth breathing requested to bring a flashlight. In its General Fund for revenues from from Manchester convalescent cle taxes in a fiscal year by techniques. case of inclement weather, the carol the supplemental motor vehicle tax. homes completed a course in registering the vehicle after Oct. 1, basic life support recently ' Volunteer instructors were sing will be in the conference room of About M percent of the revenue that m za> saa m ras SPORTS OUTLErS the last date for inclusion in the The training course in car­ Kenneth Cusson. Town Fire the District Firehouse. is receiv^ through the tax will go Grand List. diopulmonary resuscitation Department, Marjorie Roach. VERNON CIRCLE. VERNON 647-9420 This supplemental billing will into the General Fund, Turek said. Thus, the tax could generate more was given at the Meadows Penny Taylor, Arnold Sues the zoo charge for vehicles registered Convalescent Home on Bidwell Kleinschmidt, David Mayer, between Oct. 2, 1976 and June 30, revenue than had been estimated DEDHAM, Mass. (UPl) - A Ice cream always good originally. Street. Barbara T. Murphy and 1977, Turek said. Durward Miller. woman who claim's she was pecked But, for the regular motor vehicle The six-hour program ■ was Snowflakes fall on Teri Adams of 50 Briarwood Drive, Vehicles registered between June Further information about on the nose by a cockatoo has filed a tax bills that are due in July, only presented by the Town of eyelashes and all, while proving that any season is good for 30 and Oct. 1 are Included in the CPR training is available by $20,000 damage suit against the about 75 percent of the expected Manchester Fire Department regular billing for motor vehicles in cooperation with the calling the American Heart Artist Supplies Boston Zoological Society and the eating ice cream cones — even the Christmas shopping season revenue has been collected. This is that is based on the previous year’s American Heart Association Association of Greater Hart­ Stoneham Zoo. along Manchester’s Main Street. (Herald photo by Dunn) Grand List. The regular billing is due because some vehicle owners do not pay the tax until they have to register of Greater Hartford. The ford. 522-6155. in July. IN STOCK NOW!!! last tea ret !Ee[iEssE»{s(iEsirs<)f9({fiiiajEe£fii£ the vehicle. course includes training in We have a fine selection of artists’ supplies of all kinijs. This Christmas Tux collection lugs Visit our store and make your selection. Tax collection through November in the town of Manchester is behind last year’s rate, but the gap CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Treat Yourself To Savings between this year and last is narrowing, James Turek, collector of revenue, said. As of Nov. 30, the town had collected $9,309,690.25 in CONVERTIBLE taxes. This is 53.6 percent of projected tax revenues from With This,’■ ■ ■ ■ B i l l the 1977-78 fiscal year, Turek said. 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PAGE EIGHTEEN-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Dec. 14.1977 iHaurl|patfr Board appoints panel „ AL SIEFFERT’S H p ra lJ f -SeCOND SECTION for charter revision ^ DECEMBER 14, 1977 ^ “YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE” By GREG PEARSON A conflict-of-interest charge also member committee, which will Herald Reporter was made against Phyllis Jackston, a recommend appropriations for the 1978-79 community development The Manchester Board of Direc­ former director who did not seek re- SAY’S election. This charge involved con­ block grant of $480,000. tors Tuesday night appointed eight of The Board of Directors also took Engineers nine members. Including three struction on Maple Street that the following actions Tuesday night: former mayors and a retiring judge, required a zoning variance. • Approved the transfer of $14,600 to a charter revision commission. The Board of Directors also made WHY PAY MORE? appointments to several other from the contingency fund to the to inspect The directors passed a resolution that limits the commission to study boards. collector of revenue’s budget. only the conflict-of-interest topic. Frank Lupien, a long-time • Approved an early retirement IND WE ALSO HAVE A Each party appointed four watchdog of local government, and for Elizabeth Paterson. local atlam • Authorized the deputy mayor to members to the commission. The Bernice Rieg were appointed to the "The AL SIEFFERTS" sign notes in the absence of the Tbs town-owned dam at Rlaley ninth member will be agreed to by Commission on Aging. James Farr Reservoir on Lake Street will un­ and Peter DiRosa, an unsuccessful mayor. Mayor Stephen Penny and Vivian • Confirmed the appointment of dergo inmection soon by the Army Ferguson, the board’s minority candidate this year for the Board of Frank Strano to the Transportation Corps of Engineers as part of leader. Directors, were appointed to the YOU MAY nationwide check being made in the Penny said that they have agreed Redevelopment Commission. All are Commission. wake of of last month’s dam break In to the ninth member, but the selected Republican appointments. • Accepted the resignations of HOLIDfiYlH Cornelius Foley from the Disaster LAY-A-WAY Toccoa, Ga., which killed 37 persons. person has not yet decided whether Other GOP appointments were as ’The . inspections in New England follows; Control Advisory Council and Dr. to take the position. Joseph Danyliw from the Commis­ began today. Corps engineers will Zoning Board of Appeals alternates Mastrangelo, right, chairman of Manchester Housing Authority, checks winter jackets at The Democrats appointed Judge sion on Aging. visit all six states In the region by the —Harriet Haslext and Harry the Clothing Bank as Mrs. Nancy Carr, executive director of Manchester Area Conference Jay Rubinow, Jack Thompson, Alice • Approved the transfer of $7,500 end pf the week, making on-site in­ Reinhorn. of Churches, and Joe Blette, coordinator of the project, discuss equipment needed to Lamenzo and Matthew Moriarty Jr. from the contingency fund to pay for spections of dams selected by state Human Relations Commission — The Republicans appointed Richard the installation of an air conditioning operate the bank. officials. Weinstein, Hillery Gallagher, David Call, who also was an un­ system at the Police Department’s ’The 2S-foot dam, 124 years old, was Nathan Agostinelli and Wallace Irish successful candidate this year for the acquired by the Town of Manchester board. He replaces Patricia computer room. Jr. • Appropriated $1,475 to the Head when it purchased the Manchester Rubinow is a State Superior Court Lawrence, who resigned. Start program. The money is from a Clothing Bank to open Water Co., but there is some question judge who will retire soon; Thomp­ Citizens Advisory Committee — federal grant. over legal title to the structure. son, Moriarty and Agostinelli are Gilmoure Cole, Harriet Donovan, By ALICE EVANS To operate the Clothing Bank at The bank has already outfitted a ; Robert Sklenar, Leslie Belcher, • Approved an amendment that man who was wearing sandals and a ; An estimate of about a half million former mayors of Manchester; will permit a tax exemption for solar Herald Reporter full service, racks and tables (table 1 GIVING dollars has been made for repairing Elsie Swensson, Frank Sheldon and light-weight jacket with everything! Gallagher is a former director, Irish heating equipment installed on tops or doors and sawhorses will do) the dam and the town tentatively has is a member of the Republican State E. Michael Walsh. The Clothing Bank, sponsored by are needed so that clothes may be but shoes. He needs a pair of size 11, [ The Democrats appointed Barry existing structures. The three Manchester Area Conference of planned to finance repair from a Central Committee; Weinstein un­ sorted and displayed, Joe Blette and the only pair available were IOV2 , Van Camp to the committee and have Republican directors voted against Churches, will open Monday at 10:30 Blette said. ’The bank also provided : future bond issue for water system successfully ran for the board this coordinator of the facility, said. improvements. Meanwhile the water year; and Mrs. Lamenzo is a one appointment left to fill out the 21- this change. a.m. in the basement of Cronin Hall Donations of clean clothing are his two-year-old child with a snow-1 level in the reservoir is kept low to longtime party worker. of Mayfair Gardens, North Main and also needed and may be left at the suit and sweater. avoid pressure on the structure, The directors briefly discussed the North Elm. streets. facility during Clothing Bank hours. All types of furniture in good repair ; Frank Jodaitls, watef and sewer ad­ scope that the commission might The Clothing Bank and a Furniture Desperately needed at this time, will be “gratefully” accepted for the ministrator, said. Bank, housed at the same site, are according to Blette, are winter Furniture Bank, Blette said. cover. Under current plans, the town does Joseph Sweeney said that the com­ designed to assist famiiies with in­ jackets for teen-age boys and girls, Particularly needed are twin-bed not expect to need the water from mission should only study the adequate income, such as a man who jackets or coats for teen-age boys, mattresses, kitchen tables and Rlsley RcMrvoir until about 1990, but conflict-of-interest matter. earns $110 a week to support a family warm tights and socks for small chairs, bureaus and chests of Looking for cover PZC reviews plans of five, and those living on fixed in­ O B o n d the dam would have to be repaired in “Too much upheaval at one time is girls, mittens, hats and scarves, and drawers, he said. anticipation of that need, Jodaitls Doreen Anderson, left, of 44 London Road, Hebron, hurries come. pants and shirts for boys 12 years of Urgently needed are people who bad,” he said. along Main Street to get her plant under cover. The flowers Carl Zinsser disagreed. “It seems The facility will be open Monday age or over as Biette said there is will agree to drive once a month to said. for church housing to me that there are other questions and Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. to nothing at the bank for boys of this pick up and deliver furniture, he said. Keeping the reservoir level low were a birthday present from her boyfriend. Keeping pace forces the town to pump more water that need to be addressed,” he said. noon and from 12:30 to 4 p.m. and age. Underwear, especially for Those wishing to donate furniture with her is Kathy Curtice of 11 Phillips Road. (Herald photo by direct from GE from wells, Jodaitls said, but the He suggested that the commission The Manchester Planning and applicants, said that the applicants Thursday from 6 to 8:30 p.m. children and teen-agers, and are asked to call Blette at the well water Is of better quality. Dunn) might study combining the town’s either will have to buy slate land to Space for the facility has been pajamas are also needed, he said. Project Service office, 646-4114. when you buy this Zoning Commission will review the provided by the Manchester Housing finance offices into one department changes needed for the proposed enlarge the parcel or reduce the size Authority. GE 20.7 Cu. Ft NO-FIIOST and might look into the alignment of Wesley Retirement Center and dis­ or shift the location of the building. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER •25 the town counsel’s office. cuss whether another public hearing Lamson said that no situation like • Delivers crushed Ice or William Diana suggested that the is necessary. this has occurred in Manchester and cubes to your glass • Huge town should look into making the Alan Lamson, town planner, said he is not sure whether the changes 6.82 Cu. Ft. Freezer • Meadows strike due town clerk's position an appointed, would require a second public Obituaries Automatic Ice Maker • that the question is a legal one that B o n d rather than an elected, post. may have to be handled by the town hearing on the plan. Adjustable glass shelves • Power Saver Switch • 30V4" None of these ideas will be studied counsel. The PZC will discuss it at its The first public hearing, at which Waiter R . Mercer Friends may call at the funeral Edward A. Michno .wide. direct from GE | by the commission appointed next meeting, scheduled for Jan. 9. the boundary problem was first men­ EAST HARTFORD - Walter R. home Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 SOUTH WINDSOR - Edward A. when you buy this [ unless talks succeed Tuesday night, however. The board An error was made in the sur­ tioned, was held Dec. 5. Mercer, 53, of 54 Hlgbie Drive died p.m. Michno, 52, of 95 Hilton Drive died agreed to limit the scope to the veying of property for the proposed Lamson said that the PZC also will Model TBF 21RV GE ELECTRONIC CONTROL DRYER ' have to discuss the status of the Hart­ Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and Tuesday at Manchester Memorial Turnpike. “ Many are working at $2.52 per conflict-of-interest topic. center, a 100-unit housing project for Mrs. Viola H . Dean • Large Capacity • Electronic Sen- [ By JUNE TOMPKINS ford Road parking lot. which is now Medical Center, Hartford. Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. m s sor lor "no-gueaswork" drying • 3 r “We expect to vote on hour,” he said. Conflict of interest became an the elderly that is planned for a site EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Viola '' Herald Reporter used for church parking. Mr. Mercer was born in Chelsea, Mary Sipala Michno. Cycles • 4 Drying Selections f management's final proposal,” The union is proposing a $1.15 hour­ issue earlier this year when director. on the South United Methodist Hope Dean, 71, formerly of 7 Uncas • Perm. Press Cycle. The lot apparently is in violation of Mass., and had lived in the East Mr. Michno was born in Hartford Unlfss management gt the ' Browne said. ‘Ilf it is rejected, we ly rate increase spread over a three- Jack Goldberg, resigned from the Church’s Hartford Road campus. Hartford area all his life. He was an Road, died Monday at a Manchester A lio n illtb l* In Oat Modal 000 I2I0V S year period to be included in a three- board because of an alleged conflict The mistake means that the zoning, and there are no records in and had lived in South Windsor most Model DDE 9200V r Meadows - Gohvalescent, Home and. will strike.”. , : - Army veteran of the Korean Conflict, convalescent hospital. Browne went on to say that the un­ year contract terminating October involving a proposed housing proposed center is too close to the the Planning Office that show ap­ Mrs. Dean was a nurse in the East of his life. He had been employed as a the uhibn can reach’ah agreeiiieht on serving with the 32nd Infantry Regi­ ion feels there should be a settle­ 1980. development. Two other people who south side boundary line of the proval of the lot by either the PZC or Hartford school system for 20 years chemist at Pratt and Whitney Divi­ its contract negotiations today, its ment, 7th Division. He was awarded sion of United Technologies, East union employees will go on strike ment. He said there are many Almost no information was worked on the development also proposed site. Attorney Renard the Zoning Board of Appeals. the Combat Infantry Badge, the U.N. before her retirement. She was born settlements being made around the available today from Meadows of­ resigned from other town boards. Kolasa. who represents the in Norton, Mass., and had lived in Hartford, for 39 years. He was an Air Thursday morning. Service Medal with three Bronze Jerome Browne, vice-president of state. He referr^ to other nursing ficials. Through William Siochetta, East Hartford for the past 31 years. Force veteran of World War II. Stars, a Good Conduct Medal and the District 1199, National Union of homes in the state that are administrator of the Meadows, it was She was a 1936 graduate of the He Is also survived by a son, Army of Occupation Medal. Before Edward J. Michno of South Windsor; Hospital and Health Care renegotiating their union contracts learned that Fred Joslyn, vice- retiring, he had been employed for 20 Faulkner School of Nursing, Jamaica V o n d because of a law passed last summer president in charge of operations of his father, Anton Michno of Hart­ Employees, AFL-CIO, said Tuesdhy years at Chandler-Evans Co., West Plain, Mass., and had worked for the affecting reimbursement rates Geri Care Nursing Centers of American Red Cross for three years ford; and a brother, Fred Michno of afternoon that the union has Hartford, and was a member of its direct from GE which, in turn, would affect hourly America, which owns the Meadows, in Rhode Island. She was a communi­ Holly Hill, Fla. scheduled a walkout ’Thursday at 6 Men’s Club. wage rates of the nursing home is attending the mediation session cant of Blessed Sacrament Church. The funeral is Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at the Meadows if a settlement He is survived by his mother, Mrs. when you buy this today in Hartford. She is survived by a son, Frederick a.m. from the Talarski Funeral is not reached before then. employees. Annie H. French of East Hartford; GE BUILT-IN 6-CTCLE A negotiating session between the The Meadows is one of three nur­ A spokesman from the state health T. Dean of E ast H artford; a Home, 380 Maple Ave., Hartford, two brothers, Wallace A. Mercer of POtSCRUBBER II* union and Meadows administrators sing homes in the state which is still department said that in the event of a daughter, Mrs. Harold Rock of with a mass at SS. Cyril and Newington and Frederick A. French DISHWASHER Tuesday was left, unresolved. holding out against a settlement, strike, contingency plans have been Bolton; and two grandchildren. ' Methodius Church, Hartford, at of Newfoundland, Canada; four • QE’s Finest eQuIet Sound In­ Meadows and uijion officials began Browne said. made for handling the patients. The The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 10:30. Burial will be in Mount St. siste rs, Mrs. Alma Gliha of sulated e 3-level wash action • another negotiating session today at The main issue of the negotiation spokesman would not say what those a.m. from the Callahan Funeral Benedict Cemetey, Bloomfield. DIal-A-Level* Upper Rack • 25 Manchester, Mrs. Dorothy controversy concerns hourly wage plans are. But she did say that “the Home, 1602 Main St., with a mass at There are no calling hours. Dual Detergent Dispenser • 10 a.m. at the Federal Mediation Christensen of East Hartford, Mrs. Center in Hartford. rate, and fringe benefits, Browne needs of the patients will be met and Nancy Laughlin of Simsbury and Blessed Sacrament Church at 9. High Temp. Wash/RInse e Burial will be In St. John’s Cemetery, Power Saving Drying Option. Browne said District 1199 will meet said. there will be a continuity of care.” Mrs. Betty Janoscak of Yorktown B o n d The average hourly wage rate at Attleboro, Mass. Lottery Model QSD1070 tonight at 7:30 at the First Federal Hieghts, N.Y.; and several nieces Savings and Loan, 344 W. Middle the Meadows is $2.65, Browne said. and nephews. Friends may call at the funeral direct from GE i The funeral Is Friday at 11 a.m. at home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. when you buy ttiis ! Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, The family suggests that any HARTFORD (UPI) -T he number 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be in memorial gifts may be made to the ]ge 2-ln-1 WASHER with sxdustva! drawn Tuesday in the Connecticut MINI-BASKET-TUB ! Hillside Cemetery. American Cancer Society, 670 daily lottery was 101. Prospect Ave., West Hartford. ]• 4 cycles including Permanent Press;! Church group concerned jPolyester Knit • 5 Wash/Rinse Temp.l ICombinations Incl./Cold Water Selec- The board of directors of the first priority by all parties involved. three CETA employees to help meet jtion • Bleach and Fabric Softener^ The Meadows is home to its the needs of the Meadows patients. iDlspensers Manchester Area Conference of Churches is concerned over the patients and residents the MACC The purpose of these CETA positions ‘Norma’ is going home d Model WVr’A 8350V is to provide long term and consistent threatened strike at Meadows Con­ says and believes it would be tragic B ond participation in the lives of the to have them removed from their EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - "Nor­ June in the East Hartford town valescent Home. a friend of the Patterson family, said home because of failure to resolve a patients at the Meadows. ma,” the mystery girl whose death cemetery after a six-month search the girl will be buried shortly after The directors said they "recognize direct from GE the complexity of the issues which dispute in which they have no part “It would be well for all parties to Set of pair provoked an outpouring of sympathy for her identity proved fruitless. At she arrives home. the dispute — labor, management from residents of East Hartford, will are being faced by both sides in this and over which they have no power. the time, she was known only as East Hartford officials said when you buy this Transferring patients to other and state — to be equally concerned be buried in her home state of several Connecticut residents have dispute, but we are also painfully “Norma,” the name etched on a belt facilities threatens family and with a long term resolution of their Alabama next week. she was wearing when she was found. mailed in contributions for flowers GE MICROWAVE COOKING aware that those people whose lives will be most profoundly affected by a friendly ties, and, in some cases, life problems so that Meadows residents State police identified “Norma” She had borrowed the belt from a and to help the Pattersons pay for CENTER may be spared an annual crisis of Monday, almost a year after she was strike are the patients and residents itself, the directors said. Yet that is friend before running away from her their daughter’s funeral. • Microwave Upper Oven with this nature,” the MACC board said. struck and killed by a car as she was home in Alabama last December. of the Meadows, whose voice will not the only alternative that has been Gift boxed East Hartford Mayor Richard Micro-Thermometer- Control • presented by the state, MACC said. Board members said they will con­ crossing Route 15 in East Hartford Patrick Callahan of the Callahan Blackstone said, “Our sympathies Conventional Lower Oven Is self­ be heard at the bargaining table.” ' last Christmas Eve. She is Angela The MACC directors asked that the MACC has recently provided a tinue to watch and pray for an Funeral Home In East Hartford said certainly go out to the family on the cleaning, has minute timer, digital part-time chaplain and assigned amicable settlement of this dispute. Carol Patterson, 17, of Prattville, Tuesday Miss Patterson will be loss of their daughter. Even though clock, automatic ovdYt timer • Ploture responsible care of patients be given Ala. returned to her family in Prattville we didn’t know her, it was our desire Window Oven Door. Miss Patterson was burled last early next week. Kenneth Christian, to do what we could for their daughter.” 2 5 MsnchMtor police report Regular $ 12.50 - Now just Workers at the Town Hall have Model JHP97QV taken a collection to send flowers for Two l6-year-old males and one 14- have been referred and several trance to Interstate Highway 86 Peace talks begin the girl’s funeral in Alabama. B o n d year-old juvenile have been arrested adults arrested in connection with today about 12:40 a.m. and struck Mrs. Barbara Brzezinski, publicity K A GOOD COOK j direct from GE on warrants in connection with the breaks and more arrests are pen­ three guard rails on the north side of (Cunlinued from Page One) chairman for the East Hartford burglaries in recent months. ding. the turnpike. There were no charges. against a half-filled glass of water, Junior Woman’s Club, said this mor­ THEMKROTOUCMWAY ]when you buy this Michael Bastis, 16, of 51 Pearl St., There were no injuries in any of the and thus left room for flexibility. Meguid, who is also chairman of the ning the club decided Tuesday night Police reported seven accidents “I declare... the goal of the govern­ GE RANGE w ith P-7* SELF-CLEAN-' was charged with third-degree accidents. meeting, said at 11:33 a.m. (4:33 not to try to hold a memorial service burglary and larceny and criminal Tuesday night and one early today. A Bissell Street resident reported ment of Israel is a comprehensive • Cook three ways t fast by time — faat jlNGOVEN/DIGITALCLPXK ' a.m. EST): this Saturday as they had planned by temperature — slow with automatic mischief in connection with a break Most were related to the stormy to police that an eight-foot-high Blue agreement and not a separate “Gentlemen. I declare open the before the girl’s identity was dis­ / 3-ln-1 Power Saver Calrod* Unil ielJ weather and road conditions. agreement,” he said. “Simmer ’N Cook" setting • Four power into the Oak Grove Nature Center Spruce tree In her front yard had first meeting of the Cairo informal covered. Other action such as sen­ levels • Audible response touch pada you select heat area to (It utensil sizeJ A large plate glass window was In an indication of what both U.S. '4 . 6 . or 8' a Picture Window Over}' last month. been cut down by an unknown person preparatory meeting for the Geneva ding flowers is being considered now, • Crock Pot for alow cooking packed In luiocked out at Fuzz Auto Parts, 130 Super Christmas and U.N. officials said would be a .Door • Full-length Fluorescent CookT Raymond Zemenak, 16, of 13 Park Monday ni^t. (Middle East peace) conference.” she said. every oven • Digital readout tells time of Top Light. f St., was charged with third-degree Center St. by a car which went out of secondary role in the Cairo talks, the The opening session was set back day when oven not In use. Special Set Joseph Leone, commander of burglary, fourth-degree larceny and control while turning onto Church $ two remaining chief delegates spoke for about a half hour by milling operations for the East Hartford 5.97 criminal mischief in connection with Street at 9:05 p.m. Tuesday. The car more briefly and more generally — cameramen and television crews Police Department, said his men FROM THE FFOFLE WHO BRING YOU free P«rk/ng...Aw«y from f Sports bulletin -L.P.P.S. LOW FRICLS and PERSONAL SLRVICE a housebreak on Tower Road in was driven by Jeffrey T. Pescolldo, both focusing on the need for a com­ through the conference room in the have been congratulating Officer r/ic Shopping Center N sitfe 19, of 79 Church St. He was charged prehensive settlement. November. Open Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.iti to 9 p.m. 108-year-oid Mena House. Alex Grimshaw of the Detective with using unsafe tires. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The chief U.S. delegate, Both were released on nonsurety An antique bronze chandelier gave ■Division for helping solve the ;TTNuntiunttCiua. bonds for court Jan. 9. Scott A. Johnson, 18, of Bolton, was Providence College today called off Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Undersecretary of State Alfred off a pale light against the high mystery. this weekend’s Industrial National FIVE FLAGS LTD. Atherton, praised Sadat’s trip to ^ s W if r a a , A second juvenile was arrested this also charged with operating with un­ Sun. 12 to 3 carved wooden ceiling as Meguid Division head George Dayton had safe tires and following too closely in Classic basketball tourney and Israel and subsequent call for the week in connection with a burglary at CATALOG SHOWROOM chatted with reporters before the assigned Grimshaw the task of run­ 443-445 HARTFORD RO. MANCHESTER, S iwiiiliiiiSySSf-”*** connection with an accident at cancelled all athletic activities until Cairo talks as removing “in one bold Oak Grove Nature Center Oct. 31. He meeting opened. ning through all the reports at the Colonial Road and Parker Street Dec. 22 because of Tuesday’s fire 261 Broad Street stroke . the psychological barrier to FORMER NORSHAMm LOCMnOM was charged with third-degree Conference and diplomatic sources department on a number of major Tuesday at 6:57 p.m. His car struck which killed seven coeds. Manchester, Conn. 06040 peace.” OPEN burglary and third-degree larceny said Begin, who left on a surpriK trip cases in town. In doing so, Grimshaw m OF K U M iY • M d tti ST. M7-9997 one driver by Diann L. Brown, 24, of The tournament' was to open w:o'l! 'i'.' ■ He praised Begin for responding so NIGHTS and referred to juvenUe authorities. Tel. 646-0251 to the United States late Tuesday noticed similarities between the The arrests are the result of an In­ Andover. Friday night at the Providence Civic '■'■'‘'’lii'IrlTtT that "this unique opportunity” would night, was taking fresh Israeli description of the girl called “Nor­ . J I 1 9 not be lost. tensive Investigation into several A car driven by Marcel G. Raboin, Center, involving 12th ranked Holy proposals concerning Israeli ma” and the Prattville missing girl. m m iB Lm m km m SATa T IL S housebreaks and burglaries in the 24, of Bristol, went out of control on Cross, 13th ranked Providence, With a ping of a ballpoint pen withdrawal and a solution of the “The policeman was alert,“ said FREE LOCAL WLiMWI AND NORMAL iNITALLAIiNITALLATION CL08BD SUN. past few months. Several juveniles West Middle Turnpike near the en­ Brown and Jacksonville. Palestinian issue. Leone. PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Dec. 14. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. Pet . 14. 1977 I’ACh: TIIHKIO-H Coventry homing Charter unit leaves Agency alters plain Vernon education budget going into the red By BAKBAKA ItlCIIMONU hold the line. He said it is too early to deficit in this areSi at this time, is the special education tuition hearing, pressor for the high school, $733; libraries or at the Rockville Public Ubrary. decisions to council llvrulil Rcpiirli'r tell whether there will be a deficit at $45,094. Only about $35,000 has been $1,000; a telephone for the social recruiting expenses for a superinten­ worker at the high school, $80; dent and high school principal, $839; The committee said the candidates to reduce its cost Although it’s too early to say the the end of the fiscal year, June 30. picked' up due to teacher turnover. Vernon mayor and approved by the council. The board took no action Monday The list Includes the addition of cassette recorder for data electric typewriter for a multi­ will be evaluated on their total $9.5 million Vernon education A proposal, made by the Charter The way the charter now stands the night to eliminate any of the items on seven staff members in special processing, $4,094 (this was acciden­ handicapped student, $525; and professional merits and these The Coventry Houalng Authority ment is due during the month of budget is in the red, there is a budget criteria have been developed by the Revision Commission, which would appointment is made by the council. the deficit list but asked Dr. education plus a bus aide and a tally elim inate from the budget); a emergency lights for the Middie h u faced iqi to a tough decision to January. j deficit list at this time totaling $95,- eliminate the power of Vernon voters The commission voted Monday Ramsdell to report in January or security guard for Rockville High wheelchair for a physically han­ School, $3,500. community, the staff and the board. cut its standards for 40 units of "Certain vehicles, if purchased as 110. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, to reduce the budget at the annual night to leave this appointment as it February on the income projection School for a total of $16,788 in dicapped student at Skinner Road The screening committee held a housing for the eiderly in order to replacements, as well as those superintendent of schools, told the Town Meeting, will go to the Town is. School, $542; tennis nets, $140; and Deadline set public hearing to hear the views of conqily with price sp^ications of purchased later in the year, may Board of Education Monday night. for the rest of the year. salaries. Council for consideration. In its early discussions of the town Board member Mrs. Devra Baum, Another large item is an unan­ legal fees for teacher negotiation Applications for the position of the public. the State Department of Community have a credit appUed,” she said. “U These are all items for which The commission met Monday night meeting, some commission said the board has been prudent and ticipated increase in the costs of in­ superintendent of schools in Vernon The present superintendent. Dr. Affairs (DCA). any outstanding vehicle taxes are due money has been appropriated but hearings, $1,550. to review comments made at a public members said they would be in favor will continue a self-imposed freeze surance. The town has told the board Also: Replacing parts in a dis­ will be accepted through Jan. 15. Any Raymond Ramsdeli. wili be retiring Designer FYank Dzlki is switching to the town, these must be paid which were not budgeted. hearing last week. Most people of eliminating it entirely and leaving that its share of the increase is $11,- hwasher, $1,090; increase in salary application postmarked later than after 22 years as superintendent. Dr. pians for oil hot water heat to elec­ before payment can be accepted on for the rest of the year. speaking at the hearing were not in the budget process up to the elected Dr. Ramsdell said last spring, Dr. Ramsdell said a big risk factor 575. for an assistant superintendent on that date will not be considered. Ramsdell has agreed to remain until tric heat. He has also scrapped a the supplemental bill.’’ favor of the change concerning the mayor and Town Council. when the school budget was cut $250,- Other items added include portable earning his doctorate, $1,500; The community-based Superinten­ August 31. recommendation for Douglas fir in was taken in the teachers’ salary town meeting. The commission vote People at the public hearing said Service directory 000 by the Town Council, that the radios for the new security guard, material and supplies for retired dent Screening Committee has put The committee said the -ap­ favor of a cheaper grade of lumber. budget. The risk factor taken, when to retain the proposai was 6-2. the town meeting is one of the last The Coventry Board of Health will board would do the best it could to $900; intramural salaries (through board members, $150; exam booklets out brochures explaining the posi­ proximate saiary and fringe benefits The original design was estimated at the budget was cut, was $80,000. The Another item of discussion at the vestiges of pure democracy and they distribute a directory of human ser­ negotiations), $2,890; legal fees for for the high school, $200; a com­ tion. These brochures may be will range in the mid-$30s depending hearing was the manner of appoint­ asked that this be preserved even $750,000. This must be pared to $668,- vices through "The Broadcaster” examined at any of the school upon qualifications and experience. ment of the town cierk. The proposal though only a small number of peo­ 000 according to the DCA. this week. made by the commission would have ple exercise the right to vote at the Foundation plans and landscaping Spokesman Henry Gomez said the the town clerk appointed by the meeting. details are alw being altered to cut director will also be available in the costa. It is hoped that gravel can be town clerk’s office at the Town Of-, Meetings obtained from the town for economy. fice Building on Route 31. The Because of the changes, construc­ brochures are free to residents of the scheduled HOUDAY PHOTO BUYSl tion is being delayed until the spring. area. O A i t r ^ Authority Chairman Albert Bradley tsxfssm II Andover people told claims that Coventry has to pay more e on budget for the units than other towns ;ville hospitalj h l f s u m y j of night parking ban because there are no sewers and on­ site septic systems must be utilized. n n O t0 8 » ;uwiM.«iuiinT t^ South Windsor HaScKe t il 6 P.IVL Grange meeting The interiors of the units also will Admitted Monday: Theresa Britton, Andover residents are reminded be affected, with less elaborate Vernon Road, East Hartford; Marion The South Windsor Board Instant Color that by a town ordinance overnight The monthly meeting of the An­ Keeping warm kitchen cabinets and smaller storage Hopper, Windsor; Brenda LaFieur, of Education has proposed parking on the street is forbidden at dover Grange will be Monday at 8 Camera by Kodak One way to keep warm these cold winter days is to jog. Bill areas. The project is expected to go Village Street, Rockville; Jerlynn a 1978-79 budget meeting ail times and that during the winter p.m. at the Town Hall. Members are out for new bios next month. McCune, Tolland; Irma Pomeroy, En­ schedule, beginning Jan. 10 You Pay Caldor...... 24.70 TV/ months parking on the street is for­ reminded to bring an item for a food Simmons, left, and Ken Gankofskie believe this. Simmons is a Tax bills issued field; Pauline Quider, Somersville; at Timothy Edwards Mid­ Rebate from Kodak .. . .5 .0 0 * bidden between the hours of 2 and 5 basket for a needy family. member and Gankofskie the coach of the cross country team Diane Thibodeau, Enfield; William Volz, dle School. a.m., during storms and until all the The Jan. 2 meeting of the grange of Coventry High School. They are shown jogging on Lake. Coventry Tax Collector Audrey Stafford Springs; Jerllyn White, Tolland; Bray is issuing tax bills to residents The first meeting will be Your snow has been removed from the has been canceled. Its first meeting Street in Vernon last Friday. Their total run was about 17 Robert Worm Jr., Glenstone Drive, V m - a general overview, in­ who have purchased cars between non. Final roads. in the new year will be Jan. 16 at 8 miles. (Herald photo by Dunn) cluding staffing and enroll­ First Selectman J. Russell Thomp­ p.m. at Town Hall. Oct. 2,1976, and June 30, 1977. Pay­ Discharged Monday: Mrs. Elizabeth ' free Nagiak and son, Stafford Springs. ment. Board members will ^FILM FINISHINGS Cost son said that in cooperation with the Library display also establish the ground With Purchase of Any town constabulary any vehicle . 35mm Camera The Doris Chamberlain Library at rules for subsequent Durinf This Sale! parked on the street that is in- budget workshop sessions. oner inchukiKojjrt Andover Elementary School is now OfrupCotOfPnnirilm . terferring with snow removai will be People sought for commissions Sm Clefli lof ■' displaying a collection of glass The budget workshop K odakEK 4 removed at the owner’s expense. sessions will begin Jan. 12 D*l*d»^ animals belonging to Jamie Instant Color Camera The violators will have to pay the Carol sing set at Union School. Each *^hlSilO O | Somerset and a collection of horse Coventry Board of Welfare, the Building Code elementary schools, the Valley View towing expense and will be subject to The Captain Nathan Hale School meeting will begin at 7:30 You Pay Caldor...... 34.70 figures belonging to Meg Hutchinson. Coventry Town Clerk Elizabeth Board of Appeals, the Cemetery Convalescent Home, and the Hart­ y a s h ic a a $10 fine. Chorus, the Coventry High School p.m. Rebate (rom Kodak...... 5 .0 0 * The schooi will have a newspaper Rychling said many vacancies exist Commission, the Conservation Com­ ford Civic Center. Electro 35 Thompson said, “I hope all drive in January to benefit the Grade Chorus, and the Coventry Chamber The proposed schedule is Bunfi^cf * with townspeople will cooperate.” on town boards and commissions. mission, the Economic Development Firehouse dance 6 class. The Town Council is looking for in­ Commission, the Flood and Erosion Singers will present “An Olde- The Coventry Fire Department as follows: Camera Your 170 Flash Fashloned Carol Sing” under the Jan. 12, elementary m a k b s a terested volunteers. Control Board, and the Housing Auxiliary will sponsor a New Year’s education area; Jan. 18, Final Cost g r e a t Independents may contact the Authority, direction of Roger Sherman at 8 p.m. Eve dance with music by Earl’s council directly. Republicans may Other agencies seeking volunteers Dec. 21 in the high school gym. Traveling Disco starting at 9 p.m. at junior high area; Jan. 25, CHRISTMAS 2 0 6 0 Carols from around the world will Kodak Deluxe EK6 GIFT! seek the endorsement of the are the Housing Code Board of the South Coventry Firehouse on high school area; Feb, 1, be featured including those from the completion of high school rSngeS d w ^ Instant Color Camera Union says Colt plans Republican Town Committee Appeals, the Insurance Advisory Route 31. Alfred Burt collection and the Oxford through Town Chairman David Larry Committee, the Board of Health, the Hats, noisemakers, balloons, and area and discussion of You Pay Caldor...... 44.70 ^ k of Carols. A conununity carol pupil services area and Knight. Democrats can.apply to the Parks and Recreation Commission, streamers will be provided. Setups Rebate from Kodak...... 5.00* reflect mismanagement sing will conclude the entertainment. Democratic Town Committee the Planning atid Zoning Conunis- will be available. Tickets at $2.50 per Special education area; fx-synclorllaW Tickets for the concert may be ROCKY HILL (UPI) - Union But Phillipo Wheeler, president of through Chairman Richard Cromie. sion, the Sewer Authority, and the person may be purchased from Joyce Feb. 7, music, reading and purchased from any choral member Your *3 leaders are calling Colt Industries’ the United Auto Workers Local 376, Vacancies exist for constable, the Committee on Needs of the Aging. Carilli of South Street. other instructional areas; plan to shut down its Rocky Hill said moving Rocky H ill’s 450 or at the door. Chorus members will Feb. 15, facilities including Final Cost firearms plant just another example employees to another as yet undeter­ also perform this year in the town's building maintenance and of company mismanagement. mined site was irresponsible community use of Colt, a subsidiary of the United management. buildings; Feb. 22, KODAK 2-PACK PR-10 947 Technologies Corp. of Hartford, an­ "This is the third move in 10 years business services, central INSTANT COLOR FILM nounced ’Ikiesday it will close the and we think that’s expensive,” office, administrative and Morgan urges tax break for pools OUR BEST nLBUM FOR BUY 2 PACKAGES OF plant next year and move workers to Wheeler said, referring to two personnel salaries. KODAK INSTANT PniNTSI ^ HOLSON LEATHER-LOOK 7 7 7 other sites in the Hartford area. Last productioa^oves made between Vernon cents a gallon,” Morgan noted. “That van-pooling is. All budget sessions are PHOTO ALBUM, Reg. 9 .9 4 .. I SVU/ANIA month, the company said it will lay "Everybody benefits from van­ RockjLHIuand Hartford since 1967. adds up to a lot of money during the “I am convinced that van-pooling pooling,” Morgan said. "The com­ open to the public. FLASRCUBES. FLIPFUSH. off 400 workers this year as it ends Van pools are "the most promising Bwtiie company said the move is course of a year. Given the fact that offers the most convenient and muter saves a lot money and the Beginning Feb. 27, the FLASHBARor MAGICUBES production of its .38 caliber blunt- alternative to individual driving for AND RECEIVE A dewned to increase productivity and van pools can save enormous economical alternative to the private aggravation of fighting traffic and central office personnel Vivitar Zoom nosed pistol. most Connecticut commuters” and Fujica ST705 Kodak Film eficiency and improve profits. amounts of fuel and cut down on air automobile for most commuters,” weather conditions. The driver of the will begin preparation of Kodak Later, the company^'Said^all van-pooling should be encouraged Autom atic Compact 35mm KODACOLOR PRINT ^ A C Company officials would not say pollution, traffic congestion and Morgan said. "Unlike expensive van gets free transportation to and the budget information for double ASA 100 1 2 5 workers could keep their jobs if through tax incentives. State Rep. Electronic Flash SLR Camera 110orl26-12Eip I . " ™ ™ L-~S'S^re the Rocky Hill workers will be parking shortages, it seems only fair mass transit systems, van-pooling is from work and possibly other submission to the Town rebates accepted a cut in pay. Union leaders m ^ed. Colt owns three plants in Chester Morgan, D-Vernon, said FROMSYLVANIA" today. to reward them by giving them a tax relatively cheap and pays Its own benefits as well. The employer Council. y / I KODACOLOR PRINT J A C objected. West Hartford, the Pratt & Whitney way without any added tax burden on On March 10, the Board are HERE! ASAIOO T 0 0 Morgan said he will sponsor rebate on the gasoline they use.” reduces his parking problems and FREE!. Rweive $5 Rebate llOor 126-20Eip...... I Company president, C.E. Warner, Small Tool Division, the Pratt & non-commuters. It is well suited to of E ducation 1978-79 Example: MAGICUBES legislation next year to rebate state A number of Connecticut com­ some companies have actually found 159" on any Kodak KODACROME SLIDE JtyA said the closing of the Rocky Hill Whitney Machine Tool Division and Connecticut, which does not have — request will be submitted , Instant Camera & Caldor Sale Price.... 1.43 px gasoline taxes for vans used to panies, including the Southern New a reduction in tardiness and Designed to slide from wide angle Full aperature silicone dual-cell . N- ASA25or64 1 ' plant will not result in any layoffs. the Chandler Evans Division. to the Town Council. 135-20 E$p...... I Buy 2 Pkes...... 2.86 transport commuters to and from England Telephone Co. and Aetna and I hope never will have — the huge absenteeism. And, of course, by through to telephoto coverage. meter, shutter speeds to 1 5000 sec. Rebate on cities and dense concentrations of Baseball signup Thyristor system for fast recycle; Built-in self-timer and hotshoe. Children must be accompenied b, W ult. I Kodak Instant Film- KODACHROME SLIDE / % C 7 Sylvania Rebate...... 1.25* their jobs. Life Si Casualty, are already spon­ keeping more cars off the highways, built-in hot shoe. Colof corrected for 3-way focus viewfinder. ASA25or64 "JOi YOUR FINAL COST J Morgan praised the state Depart­ soring van pools. This involves population which make mass transit there is a reduction in traffic conges­ The South Windsor natural skin tones. CASE For ST705, Reg. 15.99.14™ 135-36 E ip...... systems both necessary and For2PKS...... 1 . 0 1 ment of Transportation for its purchasing vans, choosing drivers, tion and air pollution, plus a savings Recreation Department ■SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS. REG. PRICES MAY VARY ON PHOTO ITEMS. Area police report and setting up routes. Under a economically feasible.” in fuel consumption. All this from a will accept registration for current program of providing Morgan noted that the Legislature federally-funded demonsUmtion system which pays for itself and does the high school boys’ technical assistance for companies took the first step toward en­ Vernon sponsoring van pools. But more in­ program, the state of Connecticut is not require any big outlay of state tax basketball program at Rockville High School in mid- couraging van-pooling in 1975 with November. Court date is .Jan. 11. centives can andi should be provided buying 30 vans for use by private money. I think van-pooling should be Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. Vernon Police reported several passage of a law exempting van poois minor accidents this morning and by the legislature, he said. employers to show how workable considered by every employer and be at Timothy Edwards South Windsor from livery licensing. Tuesday night related to the weather Timothy Yonika, 21, of 432 Strong “The state tax on gasoline is 11 strongly encouraged by the state.” School cafeteria. There B/ack& Decker g if t id e a s ! conditions, including one involving a Road, South Windsor, was charged will be a $5 fee per partici­ schooi bus fuil of kindergartners with breach of peace in connection pant, payable at registra­ this morning on Route 30. Police said with a Nov. 11 disturbance at Brave tion. A parent or guardian Versatile Jig Saw no one was injured when a car ap­ Bull in South Windsor. Court date is Computer course teaches decoding must accompany each Our Reg. 13.99 Single Height parently struck the rear of the bus. Dec. 19 in East Hartford. registrant to sign the per­ mission form. All boys in No more details were available. Stanley Muzikevik, 61, of 979 Avery AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) - In an Foster, a computer and informa­ of the alphabet was represented by many schemes that they said it would ^ ^ WORKMATE the ninth through 12th All-Purpose Dorothy Munroe, 16, of 25 Reed St., St., South Windsor, was charged with attempt to make computer science tion science professor, said Tuesday the letter three spaces to the right of take 100 million years to break,” grades are eligible. Rockville, was arrested Tuesday on a evading responsibility after a minor more palatable, a University of the course, which begins in it. Foster said. Work Center warrant, charging her with breach of accident in a parking lot on Sullivan Massachusetts professor has February, is a way to pass off work "You send this to the other guy and He did concede trying to break the PZC actions S And Vise peace in connection with an incident Avenue. designed a course that seems like an as play. He said if and when people it looks like a string of garbage,” new codes by “brute force,” that is, The South Windsor Plan­ Makes straight, curved or Foster said. ning and Zoning Commis­ scroll cuts in wood, metal amateur version of the code-breaking use computers in their homes, being trying to unscramble them piece by and plastic. A practical Our sion has voted to reapprove National Security Agency. able to code the information will be The codes use random numbers of piece using every possibility, "would and fun-touse tool! Reg. Caxton Foster, a computer and in­ useful for security purposes. 100 digits each but few are con­ take three billion years to break ... the application of Albert 47.99 Fireplace is blamed formation science professor, will He finds the subject "fascinating.” sidered unbreakable. Foster said even using a computer. Lindsay for a site plan of 2-Speed Jig Saw teach next spring about codes and At least 10 students bn campus share even those developed at Stanford "But nobody ever tries to break it d e v e lo p m e n t a t 211 Foldaway portable work ciphers. The catch is students will Foster’s interest and have signed up Newberry Road in an A-40 center Is also a giant vise University and the Massachusetts by brute force,” he said. Our and sawhorse. Sturdy steel for fire inside wall have to use computers to decode the for the spring semester. Institute of Technology probably Foster said he knows of one code zone. base for heavy work. A B & messages Foster gives them. The history of codes apd ciphers could be broken with time and a com­ that is unbreakble. But it’s also im­ Also approved, with con­ D gift idea for the man who "I do hope that no people in light- began almost at the same time as did plex computer system.. practical. The code, known as the ditions, was the application erjioys working with tools East Hartford Damage was confined mostly to High speed (or wood, low #79003 A fire in a fireplace at the home of the living room where the fireplace colored trench coats show up for the writing. Julius Caesar used a sub­ “I think there might be a side door "one-time pad,” has been around of Industronics, Inc. for a lor metal and plastic. 47530 course,” Foster joked. stitution cipher where each letter into it because there have been too since before World War II. site plan of development at Sophie Lagula at 37 Sedgwick Road, was located in the single-family Deluxe East Hartford apparently started a home, Gorman said. Fire stops above It requires two pads of paper, one 489 Sullivan Ave., in an In­ 10 Pc. Jig Saw Blade Set • • •Tt W orkm ate fire in a wall near it Tuesday night. the fireplace mantel saved the house for the person sending the code and dustrial zone. Our Firefighters were called to the from far worse damage, he said. one for the decoder. Each pad has Phone registration Reg. 433 Identical sets of random numbers 5.59 Our scene at 10:55 p.m. after Ms. Lagula The house was habitable this mor­ The South Windsor Reg. with a different set on each page. Blade pack: 6 for wood. 2 for noticed smoke coming from the wall ning. Gorman was going to study the Recreation Department metal, 1 frv plastic. IV1337 69.99 above the fireplace, said Fire scene today with the aid of Building will hold a phone registra­ Marshal John Gorman today. Inspector Chester Santia and Heating tion for classes in pre­ Firefighters under the direction of Inspector Joseph Wengzn of the town Accident gymnastics for boys and Capt. James Foran had the fire out Department of Inspections and Per­ girls in Grade 1-3. Cordless by 12:39 a.m. today. They had to tear mits. The classes will meet open an outer wall to put out flames. No one was injured due to the fire. witnesses once a week at Avery 1/4” Drill Street School on Tuesdays With energy pack and re­ or at Orchard Hill School charger; elktrical outlet are sought on Wednesdays. Classes and cord not necessary. Area tire calls will be from 4 to 5:30 p.m. 119001 Bolton and tun for eight con­ East Hartford Tolland County Resident State Trooper Robert secutive weeks starting Your Choice Peterson is asking for help in Jan. 3 and ending Feb. 21. Tuesday, 1:11 p.m. —Broken water Monday, 11:32 a.m. —Smoke alarm at locating the driver of a vehicle in­ The fee for this session main at 35 Tower Road. Steak Out, Route 83, Vernon. Tuesday, 1:54 p.m. —False alarm to Monday, 2:23 p.m. —Smoke Investiga­ volved in an accident Dec. 8 at about will be $5 per child payable 7:30 a.m. on Vernon Road. Trooper at the first class. Penney High School. tion, Dart Hill Road, Vernon. 5” Bench Grinder Tuesday, 3:04 p.m. —Medical call to 41 Monday, 5:26 p.m. —Television fire. Peterson said Uie vehicle came from Call the Recreation Finishing Sander 7V4” Circular Saw 1-HP Router Huckleberry Road. Routes 30 and 140, Crystal Lake, Vernon onto Vernon Road in Bolton Department (644-2511 Ext. Tuesday, 4:47 p.m. —Medical call to 4 Ellington. and struck a stone wall, doing exten­ 34) to re g iste r daily CHEAT Holmes St. Monday, 6:06 p.m. —Smoke investiga­ between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Our 1 2 4 4 Our Cordless Our FOR ••• sive damage. The driver left the DAD! Tuesday, 6:15 p.m. —Medical call to 16 tion, Aborn Road, Crystal Lake. scene, without reporting to anyone. Each class will be Spot Vac Oliver Court. Tuesday, 8:32 a.m. —False alarm, ?SS9 Peterson said there were several limited to 25 children. With enern pack and recharger Cuts, routs, grooves, trims, decorates Balanced grinding wheels, 8 '. " Tuesday, 7:40 p.m. —Medical call to 68 Rockville High School, Vernqn. witnesses to the accident. They were 10,000 orbits per minute; flush Steel wrap around shoe, 1 Vi HP for quick Man-ups anywhere. Choir to sing sands on 3 sides. For wood, metal motor. Bevel and depth adjust­ Lightweight, easy to use 19321 in wood, plastic and compositions. wheel spread. All purpose grinder Silver Lane. Tuesday, 9:54 a.m. —Auto accident at seen by an area resident. The vehicle Route 31 and Cedar Swamp Road. Following a “tradition” or plastic. ment. Tuesday, 8:10 p.m. —Lockout at 1 was metallic brown. Jaldee Drive. (Tolland Ambulance and Rescue Squad) A year ago this week begun just two weeks ago, Tuesday, 4:32 p.m. —Dryer fire at the Anyone who has information about QF STOCK MERCHANDISE IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. Tuesday, 10:55 p.m. —House on fire at the One Time Choir will THREE EASY WAYS 0«RY, BECAU« CANNOT 01 lARANTFF DELIVERY ^ ' ALL SALE PRICES 37 Sedgwick Road. Vernon Center Middle School. (Vernon One year ago this week the Argo Merchant (shown partially sunken in the 1976 photo) ran the accident is asked to call lYooper sing at the 10:45 a.m. EFFECTIVE: Today, 12:23 a.m. —Medical call to 184 Fire Department) aground off Nantucket Island and spilled 7.6 million gallons of oil into the Atlantic. Experts Peterson at 643-6060 or leave word at TO CHARGE: worship service on New 1. CALDOR CHARGE WEDNESDAY Manor Circle. Tuesday, 11:48' p.m. —Stove fire on feared a disaster but it turns out they were wrong. The oil clustered up into pancake-like the Colchester State Police Year’s Sunsay at Wapping Village Street. (Rockville Fire Depart­ 2. MASTER CHARGE 1145 ToHand Timpilw T M X t i SlM|i|ilng Cantar THRU Today, 7:22 a.m. —Medical call to 91 Barracks, 643-6604, for Peterson to Community Church in Burnside Ave. ment) blobs and didn’t affect hsh catches or beaches. (UPI photo) call. 3. BANKAMERICARD/VISA SATURDAY South Windsor. St o r e h o u r s : d a il y At^D s a t . 9 a .m . to 11 p . m . • s u n . 10 a .m . to 6 P .M . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. Dec. 14. 1977 - PAGE KIVE-B

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Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 14, 1977 Andover Araa school lunch m cniM Vernon girl In Bolton schools aptoints is champion If you have Friday; Juice, grilled cheeia, Tuesday; Lasagna, salad, peu, Italian GENEML MOTORS AUTO REPimiS Im rlrian East Hartford sandwich, poUto chips, vegeUble sticks. bread and butter. ,‘?f Rham Senior High and -Wednesday: Bologna, salami and Btepdancer Board hears about tests Joan'^Abbott will be the new All schools ' cheeae submarine landYrlch with lettuce, A d u lt tomato, potato chips, soup. first aid portion of its Coaching policy • C O IflEn KCHMICIIL SERIIM^ librartnb w the Andover Public Monday; Hot dog on roll, buttered cor- MIm Joyce Oliphant, daughter of Mr. At its meeting last week the Board Fleming said as far as the SAT Monday; Ravioli lYith m eat sauce, cole ThuradiRy; P lz u day. and Mrs. Leslie Oliphant of Gerald scores go, Bolton is doing better than until September 1978 for the school A n d o v er Library Ibegliming in January. She n, pean, tatU fmtti, milk. of Education heard a report on the sUw. Friday; Half day no lunch. Drive, Vernon, recently won the ladies other schools at both the state' and athletic director and the varsity Donna Holland was redratly hired by the Board of Tuesday: Salisbury steak, mashed Tuesday: Salami grinder, g ^en testing program at Bolton High • G0U18I0N REPMB championship for the New England national level. basketball coach...... 64M375 Library Directors to replace Adele potatoes, gravy, peaches, roll ^ butter, salad, poUto chipa. Wednesday: Orange School by Joseph Fleming, principal. McBrid| who reaigned in November milk. Region for Irish stepdancers. Fleming said consideration is Marshall is going to check into the The board also discussed the law B o lto n juice, cheese pisxa, garden Hlad. pertaining to accessibiiity of public ■„ Holland after Idiyears of service. Wednesday; Beef stew, orange juice, T bn^y: Oran^ Inice, barbecued 'The contest was held in Manchester, being given to instituting a course in matter because he was not sure he •JHITO PiUNTIK apple square, com bread, milk. buildings to handicapped peopie. u h m k Mrs. Abbott is working on her beef on rice, peu. N. H. and attracted dancers from all testing at the high school to prepare agreed with Fleming. Fleming will Tburaday: Plxia With cheese and meat Schooi Superintendent Raymond _ ...... graduatii degree in library science at Friday: Grilled cheese sandwich, over New England. Placing first in this students for tests. Research will be report to the board in January with lauce, celery stidu, applesauce, milk. tomato soup, potato chips, vegetable r S m O F t event entitles Miss Oliphant to par­ done into the matter which will have an update of the testing program. Aiien said it wouid be a very expen- „ • LOW COST SERVICE RENTilU Soutbern' Connecticut State College. Friday; Fish and chips, fruit cocktail, She Is a graduate of tbe University of sticks. Milk, bread and butter and dessert ticipate with the U.S.A. team that will budget implications. School board members discussed sive program for Boiton and he un- Ciaire Coiineliy peanut burs, milk. Massacfflisetts. served with all meals. High School compete in the "All World” dance James Marshall, board member, whether a waiver of the board policy derstood there wouidn’t be any state ...... 742-8202 An alternative combo Inndi if available • GEMIME CM PiUTS Mrs. Abbott held a voluntary posi­ Monday; Ravioli uith meat sauce, events in Dublin, Ireland during Easter said he is concerned with two things for first aid courses for athletic or federai money to pay for Ellington each day. tion as twad librarian at the Richard broccoli, roll and butter, fruit. week. — how good the high school is as coaches was needed for certain renovations to the school buildings. Barbara Richmond Tuesday: Open roast beef undwich Board members discussed whether ...... 643-2711 Martin Elementary School in Miss Oliphant has been studying shown by the test scores and how coaches. • FRCTORY TRUIO MEaUMCS with gravy, maihed potato, sliced dance with the Griffith Academy, un­ it wouid actuaiiy be as expensive an ||o |,f o n Mancheoter for three years. 19ie was Hebron carrots,’ lemon fluff pudding. does it measure how well it is doing. In the end the board waived the der the direction of Mary Ann Griffith undertaking as a iot of peopie seemed d. i. i i WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS CARO AND TRUCKS? the fodbder of that library. She also Wednesday: Oven fried chicken, E le m e n ta ry for the past lO years. to think, and said emphasis is on K^ren Biskupiak CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT workbd In libraries in cranbe^ uuce, parsley potato, peu, Monday; Spaghetti with meatballs, She has won numerous other awards providing programs for handicapped ■ • • ■ • j ‘ ' , OR STOP IN FOR A FREE ESTIMAn. Massachusetts. green beans, pudding. roll and butter, pumpkin tarts Yrith top­ Church needs more $$ students, not redoing entire school S o u th w in d a o r Mrs. Abbott said small libraries South Windsor ping. ’Thursday; Juice, grinders, potato for Irish dancing. She was the 1975 Irish Tuesday; Hamburg on roil, french "Colleen,” the 1975 Vernon Junior buildings. Judy Kuehnel 124 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CALL 646-6464 have alYrnys appealed to her because fries, carrots, peaches. chipa, fruit. B o lt o n The bulletin said, "The conclusion Board members discussed several ...... 644-1364 they proyide an opportunity to work Friday: ’Tuna salad r(dl, tri-taters, ap­ Miss, a runneruup in the 1975 State is obvious.” Wednesday: Meat Patty, gravy, E le m e n ta ry From the church bulletin Sunday, policies including one about field T o lla n d at all library proc^ures and afford mashed potato, com, Neopolltan Yrhip. ple and cabbage alaw, dessert. Junior Miss contest and is now atten­ Monday: Sausage patties, whipped ding Fairfield University where she is parishoners of St. Maurice Church Parking lot repaved trips and approved Vicki Balch as a Barbara Richmond contact tyitb Uie public. Thursday: Hamburg pizza, garden potato, gravy, Harvard' carrots, bread Elementary, Sykes, Middle studying nursing. learned that not enough money is The parking lot at the church was school bus driver. 643-2711 Subdi'vtsion OK ' salad, fruit cup. and butter. Monday: Ravioli Yrith meat Sauce, being collected each week to meet recently repaved. Parishoners Friday: Fisbwicb, orange juice, french The board tentatively scheduled a Y e r n o n ...... The Addover Planning and Zoning Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, peas, Italian broccoli, roll and butter, pineapple and the needs of the church. The average ' pledged $9,874 for the project. It ac­ meeting with a representative from GARTER tries, peas, ice cream. bread and butter. peanut panueli. Conunisiion approved a six-lot sub­ Christmas party total amount collected each week is tually cost $8,800. the Captol Region Education Council Barbara Richmond Milk, bread and butter served with ail Wednesday: Ham and cheese ’T u e sd a y; Open ro u t beef sandY rlcb division on B u^er Hill Road at a re­ 31,072. The church needs $1,400 to Any surplus realized will be banked meals. sandwich, french fries, soup. Yrith gravy, mashed potato, carrots, The Vernon Junior Grange will (CREC) in February. The purpose of ...... 64J-27U MANCHESTER cent m d ii^ . The Oak Ridge Estates operate. for future repairs to the church 1228 MAIN ST. Rham Junior High Thursday: Pizza day. lemon fluff with topping. sponsor a Christmas party for the the meeting will be to give board subdivision is owned by Mr. and Mrs. buildings. Monday; Ravioli with meat sauce, cole Friday: Chef’s day. Wednesday; Meat ball grinders, tossed Vernon Grange 52, Friday at 8 p.m. members an update of the functions Lawrence Nizza. salad, fruit cup. of CREC. slaw. in Grange Hall. Members are asked The commission also approved an Tuesday; Juice, salami grinder, garden Thursday: Oven fried chicken, to bring a $2 grab bag gift and application for a permit for a home cranberry uuce, parsley potato, peas, salad, potato chips. S e c o n d a ry parents should provide gifts for the New rules occupancy beauty salon at the home Wednesday: Juice, cheese pizza, gar­ roll and butter, pumpkin tarts With top­ children. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Monday; Superdog with chill, potato ping. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark, Long den salad. Thursday; Juice, barb^ued Niederwerfer and Linda puffs, soup. Friday; Half day, no lunch. can mean Hill Road. beef on roU, corn chips, vegetable sticks. Niederwerf er, will serve Miss Joyce Oliphant fund loss Schools refreshments. B o lto n School Superintendent set plan Raymond Allen, in his GIFT SPECIALS EASTERN CMKCnCUT SCHOOL OF CONTINUING monthly report to the on closing Board of Education, said STATE COLLEGE EDUCATION Bolton stands to lose about H e b r o n $2,500 in reimbursement School cancelation SPRING 1976 SEMESTER • Books funds because of the new procedures have been an­ Register now by mail or In person. Classes start Five Year Annual Slate Engiish Leather nounced for both Hebron Jan. 23,1978. Day, Evening and Saturday Morning * 1 1 Plan for the Administra­ schools and for District 8 Sessions. M ake tion of Vocational Educa­ After Shave Lotion schools including Rbam Courses, Baccalaureate or Associate Degrees jri; High School. “No school” is tion. Brisk, refreshing after ART HEALTH ft PHYS. ED. Bolton will not be reim­ announcements will be shave for the man in BIOLOGY HISTORY Great bursed for business educa­ your life! 4 ounces. made on the following tion equipment or for the radio stations: WTIC, BUSINESS AOMIN. LAW ENFORCEMENT : MATHEMATICS cooperative work educa­ 1 WCNX, WDRC, W PO Pand CHEMISTRY m m Jontue Spray Coiogne MUSIC tion coordinator at the high Ladies’ ILL COMMUNICATIONS J.R.R. TOLKIEN’S MASTERPIECE ECONOMICS PHILOSOPHY school and will not receive An aura ot delicate sub­ A decision will be made l i s l n . Pendant EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE The Silmarillion any state funds for student I ahm ; I tlety that lingers like a by 10 a.m. if school is to ■■«. ENGLISH PSYCHOLOGY WATCHES memory. 14 ounce. be closed early and an­ work programs. Allen said GENERAL STUDIES SOCIOLOGY Heroic fantasy of middle he feels the action is dis­ nounced over the stations earth begins and ends in GEOGRAPHY SPANISH criminatory and he has Emeraude Spray Mist listed. In the event of an struggle between good and evil.Tolkien'sapex! written and talked to the early closing, afternoon Opportunity for career development, personal or Coiogne professional change or advancement, Individual eiffis s ta te D ep artm en t of Kindergarten sessions will enrichment, free educational counseling. Education, saying so. Allen Special fashion accessories One of the world's most be canceled. If school is to said there is a possibility a with matching neckchain-gift famous fragrances! start late, and pick-up Call 203-456-2231, Ext. 252 or write 83 Windham 1.90Z. W Reg.4.75 times will be delayed by a Street, Wllllmantic, Conn. 06228, Extension Divi­ state team will visit Bolton boxed and just in time for So**'* to study its progress in Christmas! stated period. All after­ sion, for application, catalog or Information. b e s t "WORD BOOK developing a new evalua­ Jean Nate Gift Set noon dismissals will be as G ood EVER tion program for all staff normally scheduled. If 0 e Romantic Jean Nate set members. Our Regular Low Prices on school is canceled or N ew s perfume dusting * In other business the powder and after bath closed early, all after­ superintendent said; 14KGold Pierced' friction. school and community ac­ • The audit of Bolton's tivities in schools are special education account EARRINGS s ta r W ars Jovan Musk canceled for that day. has been completed. The w LED W atch Cologne Spray Poster contest LUCA’S TAILORING | accounts were found to be Reg. by Texas Instrum ent Winners in a poster con­ Bible i in very good order. 4.97 HOLIDAY SPECIALS I Our Delicate but lasting, a test sponsored by the • The school's Title I to Reg. 1 2 6 0 CAB a RECREATIONAL BUNKETS i 24.97 1495 tribute to someone Hebron Junior Women’s •M program was audited special! 2 oz. Reg. $7 Club have been announced. recently. Great seieclion includes lade opal, and cultured pearls' Shows hour, minute, seconds, reg. 15.95 NOW $10.00 I TODAY’S ENGLISH VERSION RICHARD SCARRY’S month and date. Design Awards were presented by THE ALL-PURPOSE COOKBOOK • An inventory of all the Not Every Style in Every Store. inspired by Star Wars' Brut Lotion First Selectman Aaron Joy of Cooking Good News Bible Best Word Book Ever school systems equipment Reid. NEWaOIHES ! Paperback edition. and furniture was com­ s tar W ars After shave, shower.., Winners at the elemen­ 20% off Hunting Case INSTOCK i Latest edition of the all-time Written in simple, everyday Favorite author of children '-A pleted. The total estimated W atch Or after anything else tary schools were; everywhere! Over 1.400 value of the equipment and Pocket Watch favorite cookbook; 4,500 language, this translation by Bradley Time pleasant! The distinc­ Gayle Williams, first; recipes, lavishly illustrated. by the American Bible Society objects illustrated In lull furniture is $241,319. tive impact of Brut. Amy Doll, second; and A basic cookbook. includes 500 drawings. color. All-time best seller. J Our Beautiful selection of Men’s Wear, • An in-service workshop Reg. 1 3 8 8 3'2 ounces. Reg. $7 Lori Jean Bissell, third, in Vernon featuring a lec­ 15.95 k ^ /[> /p /JN /]> Our Reg. 29.99 from Gilead Hill School. Women’s Mouses, Skirts, Blazers, ^ ______- e tu rer in the areas of Styled lor boys and girls who Charlie Cologne Set Mert Howard, first; Bil­ * reading and language arts love the spirit and eicilement Jeans, Pants & Suits. \V o n i)b o }< s of Star Wars! ly Bartenstein, second, and was attended by five local 2 4 ™ : Gorgeous, sexy young rslouiiiy K4‘rj>k>ppus Perfect with vest or vested suit' j / fragrance in cologne Jeff Beaudoin, third, from OPEN EVERYDAY UNTIL XMAS staff members. Hunting case pocket watch A fine ^ and cologne purse Hebron Elementary Mon-Sat - OrOO-OKM • He attended a meeting 17 jewel watch with matching ^ spray. ■ Reg. $9 dealing with legislation Cham and knife - a timely gilt lor School. Thurs. - 0:00-0:00 Dad' Men’s 5-Function The winning posters will concerning education and Caldor Beauty Sunday-12K)0-5:00 -4>- be on display at the Town the guaranteed tax base Seth Thomas ^ LED W atch Handbook by Texas Instruments Office Building and other SALE nEC. 1 1 -DEC. 23,1977 formula and a meeting Wedgewood Alarm ^ • Exercise •Diet entries will be placed in Luca & HU Wife, Maria, Invite You To about education issues Ideal over the next decade. our * •Fashion Advice i businesses throughout the Come And Look Around. Reg. 9 9 6 G ift! • Make-up town. Packman’s report 15.99 Legible display of hour, Reg. heure Tuee.-8aL 9d)0-B:80, Thurt. 9:00-8:30 PLl/S...magazlne contains Richard Packman, EncasedmsolidwoodwithHoney minute, second, month and 172W SPRUCE ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Bolton Elementary Center Pine finish Lighted White dial, ^ date. worthol Black numerials 4 hand. Elec- ') r O coupons < lor School principal, in his trie "Pelax Alarm” , *444 NOTICE WS4' monthly report to the Cosmetic and Vitamin Products 643-7757 READER'S DIGEST COMPLETE PROFESSOR WORMBOG’S JEWELRY AND GIFT DEPTS. Probate Court Is open for Webster’s New World school board said 377 DICTIONARY OF THE AMERICAN LANGUAGE Do-It-Yourself Manual Gloomy Kerploppus parent teacher conferences conferences with the judge from 9:30 P.M. to 8 were held in November. For someone extra special! 14K Gold and Diamond Jowolry Gifts Second college edition; thumb Complete guide to home Exciting new scratch and He said the school was P.M. on ’Thursday nights. indexed. 1,728 pages, over repairs. Hand and power snilf book. Why is the Ker­ getting some materials • Diamond and Sapphire Ring Night telephone number: ■I 111 INTT 158,000 entries. Many new tools, hardware, plumbing, ploppus gloomy? Learn the that were needed to imple­ • DiamorNl Solitaire ^ •Dome Cluster Ring Give Comfort & Convenience... 6494)445 terms and meanings. etc. Plus womans guide. mysterious and funny reason. ment fully the handwriting • Diamond Earrings program at the school. He •Heart Pendant William E. FitzGerald • Open Heart with Diamond (A) Lady Sunbeam Twin Head Judge of Probate said a faculty meeting was Center Ring or Pendant with Diamond held to review the ap­ • Rose with Diamond Spray Electric Shavers Buy your freshly Center Earrings or One shaving head for legs, proved handwriting Pendant YOUR another for underarms! Complete program at the school and YOUR CHOICE CHOICE with built-m light. I Reg. ] -If work completed by the cut, Connecticut grown language arts committee. (B) Remington XLR1000 Shaver Triple cut system, twin. . t - Fleming’s report Ilexibte shaving screens * $2 BUYS ALL OF THIS 8 2 1 i OurTntroducloryOller |R I Joseph Fleming, Bolton for rajpr dose shave. f c w Reg. 33.99 CHRISTMAS * High School principal, in Reg. $59 each 1 1 - Indian Head Penny •; his report to the board said each (C) Norelco Rotary Electric Razor' *11 - Liberty Nickel I * •open Heart Pendant Our Reg. $99 each 36 selUharpening Steel there are 53 persons with Diamonds blades, 9 closeness and 1 . Buffalo Nickel ag-g ■ enrolled in the continuing • Open Heart Pendant with comfor^t settings. 11121 W m Reg. 35.99 P 1 - Large Penny eng. Is education program. He Diamond Center IS-WWI11943 Penniesjj' •LoveKnot Earrings (D) Sunbeam 8000 ? 5 - W.B. Pennies / said a survey of the Bolton with Diamond D ia m o n d * community is in the works Grobmer/razor Before 1920 eg i TREES • Ladies' Figure 8 Wedding Band to provide continued with 2 Diamonds Close, comfortable shave: ' 1 • Wooddn Nickel RICHARD SCARRY'S grooms: sideburns, beard. TERENCE CONRAN'S THE COMPLETE programs of high interest. or moustache with ease! 175-249 W m Reg. 35.99 IRI - Cana. Proof Penny FROM * YOUR CHOICE :|I1 - 1968 S Penny (unc)S> The Kitchen Book Book of Running Best Make-lt Book Ever! 4.!uncerl set * (E) Norelco Rechargeable * 1 - Rare 1960-D Smell Thousands of ideas for How running can make Big, full color paperback The Bolton Center School 5J!9 Rotary Razoi^ Data Penny THE making kitchens attractive' vou (eel better, become * activity book: how to make band and chorus Christmas Cordless, rechargeable ^ ^ 7 a ? 2 - S Mint Pennies and functional. Over 500 thinner; what to wear, simple toys, paper jewelry. From a collection of classic feature makes a great ^ ^ * w photos; emphasis is on where to run, and much Jam-packed with tun! concert will be Dec. 20 at travel companion' 11308 styles lor now ft forever. Reg. 42.99 ^ Plus Free Twe $ Bill style. more! Perforated pages. 7:30-p.m. at the Bolton Reg. $79 each 2 Plus Our Free Gift MANCHESTER Elementary School all pur­ All diamond t p H imnlry tnlaitid to ihow dtU I. f. Plus Our Free Brochure: : ^ ^ "Sr -V ^ -^1 pose .room. The concert SALE PRICES was originally scheduled j im Drninno a CO.* FIRE DEPT. EFFECTIVE; for Dec. 15. . I Charge It 3 Ways TODAY N ueH E tm ------— TBDiinr «ALE PRICES EFFECTIVE; ip Suite 5, Pike Bldg, f t The Bolton Elementary ‘ 1. Caldor Charge 23 MAIN 8T., MANCHeSTER alMA^mARtt 1148 TOLLAND TUmmKE TRI-CITY SHOPPING CINTER THRU d Master Charge 1145 Tolland Tw niin ' TiMHif Shojiplng Cantor View,mont Village SATURDAY Center School Parent •Wednesday •Friday e Scranton, Pa. 18508 ■ S-OANKAMdiiCAROfyiSA I STORE HOURS; DAILY AND SAT. 9 A.M TO 11 P.M.‘ SUN. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Teacher Organization will . 3. BankAmericard/Visa HOURS: DAII.Y SAT. 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. • SUN. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. •Thursday •Saturday (717) 961-0203 -v.L-'i have its Christmas bazaar SORRY, BECAUSE OF HOLIDAY DEMANDS, WE CANNOT OUAIIAWTtE HEUVtRY O f OUT-Of STOCK MERCHANDISE IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS i n Dec. 20 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. in the school library. PAGE S IX - B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Miinchostcr. Cmin.. Wod.. I Hr H. I'J77

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— V—» . « . T - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Dec. 14. 1977 - PAGE NINE-B PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Dei'. U. 1977 Econom ist: job stats hopes rapes will be reported The man in this case was no excep­ The HX)f over vqjir head most Hartford victims are assaulted subject, she tells her audiences that his foot. If you’re carrying an um­ tion. He was on the street only five deceptive By JANE ANDERSON ' Ultimate invasion by people who live in Hartford,” sexual assault is primarily a crinne of brella, jab — don’t swing — at your weeks before he was arrested for "We know when a woman’s home Mrs. Wertz said. aggression, not sex. attacker. HARTFORD (UPI) - A HARTFORD (UPI) — A wotean another sexual assault. coidd be a is burglarized, it’s an extension of When a rape is reported in Hart­ "Rapists are aggressive but we ‘"The assailants will tell us they University of Connecticut detective who investigates nipes Mrs. Wertz said most victims are economist says the state’s herself. It interferes with privacy but ford, a policeman goes to the scene, don’t really know why. We know forgot the woman was human. They loan right under hopes you read this story. Bediiuse concerned that their past sexual latest statistics showing an the ultimate invasion of privacy is looks for the attacker and gets a agression develops In the young say they were attacking an object. when you do, It will probably miean history will be brought up when they improvement in Connec­ into her body. Psychologists feel the description from the victim. He child so it could be due to conditions ’The victims that handle the situation more assaults will be reported to jher go to court, putting the victim — in­ ticut’s unemployment pic­ ^ur nose. male who is raped has as many psy­ notifies the sexual assault unit, takes in the home or other relationships in best use verbal defensive tactics. and her law enforcement colleagliibs. stead of the accused — in the position ture are deceptive. chological problems to deal with the victim to a hospital and picks up the school or the neighborhood.” They humanize the situation by With a Home Equity Loan from HartfotU Nauonal. Mildred Wertz, the Hartford Pci’jice of having to establish a defense. David Pinsky, an instruc­ W e’re prepared to lend you up to $25,000 o. mo.e, afterward and is injured just as badly whomever she wants to have with Never left alone talking to the assailant, pretending to Department’s only woman detecl.ilve, be confident.” “Almost without exception, the tor at UConn’s Labor based on the current market value of your home le.. me said every time a news story appeprs as the female.” her. Because the universal reaction of balance of your mortgage. And you can use the money to Of 71 rape cases in 1976 in Hart­ victim tells me about the assault and Education Center, said about the Sexual Assault Investiga­ “A sensitive male officer at that rape victims is terror, Mrs. Wertz One example any purpose you choose. ' ford, 65 victims were female and six then she talks about going to court. Monday the state Labor tion and Analysis Unit she started in time starts to undo the damage has persuaded Hartford’s hospitals to Mrs. Wertz recalled how a 40-year- You’ll find we offer very attrac­ were male, including five boys. She says; ‘Will they ask me about my Department recently 1974, the number of reported ra|}es already done. When I ’m called, I make sure a rape victim is never left old woman threatened by a man with tive terms, with no closing fees Twenty five victims — more than a past?’ I have to tell her that in reported the state’s un­ involved. increases. explain to the victim who I am and I alone in a room. a gun in a Hartford parking lot Connecticut attorneys are permitted employed dropped by 42,- So stop intoday and ask any third of the total — were under 16 Mrs. Wertz, a 17-year police force tell her that when we talk about this, “Most victims have had their lives handled the situation: under the law to bring it up but they 000 between October 1976 of our loan officers about a Home years old and were usually assaulted veteran who holds a college degree in there won’t be any male officer threatened and thought they would be “She went Out to move her car don’t always. and this October. Equity Loan. We’ll be happy to psychology, said attitudes hAye by relatives, acquaintances' or there. I say, ‘I know you’ve had a killed. The sexual attack was secon­ when a man came up to her, stuck a serve you. neighbors. But the economist said changed dramatically in recent years terrible ex^rience.’ I try to let her d ary ,” she said. "T h ey ’re so gun to her head and forced her to go Help available “Only 38 percent of the victims last the department did not Annual toward rape, the ultimate invasion of know I understand it’s traumatic and frightened that even if the assailant with him in her car. She felt sure he “ I’m not always aware of when a year were raped by persons known to report a coircsponding in­ Finance Total of Percentage privacy. ' that she won’t be left alone. is locked up, they’re still fearful was going to kill her. He raped her case is going to go to trial, but if a Amount Monthly them. Those victims trusted victim asks me to come to be with crease in the number of Financed Payment Term Charge Payments Rate "People aren’t so hung up aboyt Better at station afterward.” but she didn’t panic. She talked to jobs during the 12-month someone they couldn’t trust and got her in court, I’ll go out of my way to sex now as they were years ago. Hn “I bring the victim to the police Mrs. Wertz said the most impor­ him and told him that she liked it and period. Plnksy said only $ 5,000 $ 67.47 120 mo. $ 3,096.40 $ f,096.W 1044% into a vulnerable situation and it tant thing for a victim to remember wanted to meet him again. assist her and be there. I tell her I’ll the past the feeling was that a pers()n station to do the report because the 18.000 new jobs were 10.000 134.93 120 mo. 6,191.60 16,191.M 1044% wasn’t their fault. The rest were is not to panic but to evaluate the “She talked him into putting his support her. I’ll stay with her.” 15.000 202.40 120 mo. 9,2*8.00 24,288.40 1044% who was raped was contaminated investigation progresses better away reported. raped by strangers, and again in no Mrs. Wertz strongly supported a 25.000 337.34 120 mo. 15,480.80 40,480.80 1044% and had a social stigma attached to situation depending on whether your gun down. She had him believing he He said if the Labor way was it their fault.” from the family. Families, even bill introduced in the last session of her. Now the attitude is that a perS'Cin though they are supportive, can in­ assailant is carrying a weapon. was such a great lover that by the Department’s figures are the Connecticut Legislature that • We have other terms and rates is still of just as much value,” Mice. Racial myths terfere. We know concerned parents She said women who are attacked time we apprehended him, his correct then Uie state’s available for loans under $5,000. Wertz, a former nurse, said. Among the myths regarding rape should scream, blow a whistle or use defense was that she liked it and would have prohibited the introduc­ • If you're a Hartford National Hartford National ^ don’t always do the right thing.” tion into evidence of a sexual assault labor force shrank by about Mrs. Wertz said more sexual are beliefs that one race rapes an alarm; run, if possible, screaming wanted more.” Favorite Penoa, you qualify [f you’ve Eot a little money, why not get a lot of bank? She said recounting the details of victim’s past sexual conduct. 24.000 persons last year. for a rate discount ^ ^ assaults are reported in Hartford another race and that sexual assault all the way; scratch the assailant’s The man was found guilty and the ordeal and returning to the scene She said it is the most important Pinksy said in any event victims are attacked by people who face or thrust your fingers into his served two years in prison. now because victims know they ca':n of the rape, where photographs are sex crime legislation that could be Dashing through the snow the state agency’s figures choose to talk to a woman — in don’t live in the same locality. eyes; and bite the attacker, inflicting taken and evidence is gathered, ac­ Crimes repeated passed by the next session of the underestimate how many English or Spanish — instead of a "Basically, one race assaults vic­ real pain. Sleigh load of children rides with santa through Christmas tree farm at Greenland, N.H. Connecticut residents are tually begins the victim’s therapy.. But rapists repeat their crime Legislature. man. tims of the same race. And we find When Mrs. Wertz speaks on the If you are grabbed by someone more than other convicted felons. The 100-year-old sleigh was once used to transport people from railroad stations to hotels, looking for work. He also Read Herald Ads from behind, stomp on the instep of (UPI photo) predicted the situation will get worse. Congress considers tuition tax credit Mental patients Giant 160 Page COLORING By LISA SHEPARD take Santa calls BOOK Srrippg Leugue .Newspapers WASHINGTON — By the time a' child born today is . DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) — Don’t tell the kids, but ready to go to college in the 1990s, it is estimated that it that’s not Santa Qaus they’re talking to on the phone. It’s will cost $47,000 to educate him in a public university and a resident of the Iowa Mental Health Institute at Clarin- $82,000 in a private college. ion c ,1*OTtford ImanchMtwr rockvill* A growing number of senators and representatives are da. 190 Farmington A v ty 942 Moln St. 40 Moln It. trying to pass legislation to lessen that financial burden This is the eighth straight year patients are operating SAiE ST ARIS TODAY Windsor 144 Brood St. through a tuition tax credit. More than 50 such proposals Santa’s Answering Service. 'The program was developed not only to give children a place to call and talk to Santa, have been introduced in this Congress, Currently, only but also to get patients involved in Christmas. one is making its way through the legislative machinery. More than 500 patients have taken part in the program Reg. $1.00 ea. AND RUNS 7 FULL DAYS A non-germane amendment providing a $250 tax credit Hartford Imanchester rockville for educational expenses of full-time students attending since it was started. 'This year, about 100 to 125 of the 300 190 Farmington Ave.y 942 Main St. 40 Main St. a r t i f Fc a l patients at the hospital are expected to participate. SALE STARTS TODAY institutions of higher learning has been tacked on to the “We get calls from all over Iowa plus 12 to 15 states in Scotch Pine Deluxe Social Security bill. It would cost the U.S. Treasury an es­ the Midwest,” said Candy Nardini, information and plan­ Windsor 144 Broad St. AND RUNS T FULL DAYS timated $1.2 billion. ning officer at the institution. "We average about 1,500 The legislation would allow the taxpayer, regardless of -ft. Tall GARLAND income, to subtract the $250 credit from his tax bill. For calls each year. rAMERICAN GREETING } 6 “The kids get so excited when they talk. Sometimes 24' students or their parents who pay no income tax. the tax EXTENSION CORDS BOXED CHRISTMAS^ ^ 18’ long credit would be refunded from the Internal revenue Ser­ they forget what to say, or they can’t remember their White or Brown molded plug and cube tap Christmas CARDS JR. PULLMAN CASE 3 " Diameter vice. names or where they live. A lot times, you can hear 1 ' Soft Zippered case features continental “There are millions of families today who are neither Mommy in the background coaching them. It’s really an Red. white, gold, silver enjoyable experience.” grip, hideaway locks TREE affluent enough to afford the high cost of college nor con­ 6 ' O N L Y 2 0 % O ff ( Reg. $17.95 sidered poor enough to qualify for the many different Reg. $2.99 ■The answering service starts Thursday and will Reg. 69c operate from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily until Dec. 24. Res. $5.50 Only $4.39 government assistance programs which their taxes make Ms. Nardini said patients are cautioned during the 9 ' O N L Y Reg. $4.50 Only $3.59 Antique Brown, Blue, Peanu^ possible, said Sen. William Roth IR-Del.l. author of the orientation session never to promise a child anything. Reg. 99c Reg. $2.79 Only $2.79 Red, Yellow Reg. $45.00 See our low, amendment. Reg. $2.00 Only $1.69 ♦1 5 ®® "A lot of these same people have been paying taxes for Some play Santa Claus, some Mrs. Claus and others are m m r n ttr n elves who provide sound effects — like ringing bells and m low prices on years to send other people's children to college. " con­ pounding hammers — to create the atmosphere of a polar 7-F t. Tree tinued Roth, Reg. $19.95 gift wrap, The tuition tax credit amendment is partially responsi­ workshop. Stick*On “We usually have Mrs. Claus answer so the women can KODAK EK-2 ble for deadlocking the House-Senate conferees working get involved,” Ms. Nardini said. “Many times she asks gift tags, on the Social Security bill. However, 13 of the 18 con­ ferees voted in favor of such legislation in the past. the children if they can hear the elves working in the WARMG BOWS ribbon, Beg of 25 "It is the House, and almost exclusively Mr. LUman. shop, and then those patients will ring their bells or hit a HANDLE 1 5 9 B that is tying up the amendment." a legislative aide to block of wood with hammers. It really adds something.” 3-SpMd "Bow s Beautiful and Reg. $28.95 Christmas KNIVES Ann Loebeach, a registered music therapist at the in­ 3-Ft. Tree Bright... Make Every Sen. Roth told Scripps League Newspapers. Ullman iD- Gift Right" Ore.t, is chairman of the House Ways and Means Com­ stitution, said the patients enjoy the activity as much as MIXER Reg. $7.99 lights, and Reg. $1.99-$4.99 the children who call. mittee. YOUR CHOICE Ullman fears tuition tax credits will encourage in­ “You can tell in their expressions and willingness to Reg. $13.99 other holiday Reg. 79c help that they really enjoy it,” she said. “They’re really creased tuition charges offsetting the effects of the willing to help out, whether by talking on the phone or HatvesI fold needs. credits. "I would prefer the tax credit proposals be considered just ringing bells. They view it as part of their Christ­ color $ 2 4 9 5 thoroughly in the context of general lax reform. " said mas.” And for any children wondering why they can’t call Ullman, after noon on Christmas Eve, Ms. Nardini has an answer: According to the College Entrance Examination Board, "Santa has to pack his sleigh then.” JUST AIM AND SHOOT the annual average cost of a public university has in­ Big Ben ALARM creased 40 percent in the past five years — from $1,782 to JOVAN Electric Drowse $2,790. For a private university, the same cost has in­ POLAROID Infants 1 & 2 Piece creased 35 percent — from $2,793 to $4,568. Roth at­ SEX APPEAL Sculptured case with a round dial on a tributes these increasing costs to the recent decline in low pedestal ba». Lighted dial assures Aftershave / Cologne college attendance. ONE-STEP SLEEP 'N PLAY easy night viewing. Additional support for this kind of legislation is shown JOVAN Reg. $9.49 Reg. $28.95 in strong majority votes in both houses for the principle ,2GKn P.J.'s of a tuition tax credit. Sen. 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Glllmore said most indexes come dttt only CONCORD, N.H, (UPI) - A twijc.'e a year. ’Theirs goes to almost s no place like home in NBA fondness for Yanke thrift and the hopes to sell 14,000 subscriptions within one year, and says 1,000 to 2,- evejify law office in the state. profits thrifty Yankees make has led Another publication informs two New Hampshire men to start a 000 subscriptions would be enough to NEW YORK (URI) - When for Denver, th e victory moved Bucks 129, 76ers 117 law'yers of cases recently filed with lost it to Holland with six seconds Robertson, whose two qtiick buckets losing streak before 31,019 fans In the national law digest selling for one- break even. times reach their most dis­ Chicago, 16-9, to within one game of Rookie Marques Johnson scored a the" state Supreme Court which may left, then fouled the Chicago guard. had given the Hawks a 104-103 lead Louisiana Superdome, the’ second- tenth the price of what the big boys Law Times has its roots in the New Denver, 18-9. career-high 29 points and added 12 be i similar to something they are couraging, all NBA players Holland sank both free throws to with 14 seconds left, sank a jump shot largest crowd in NBA history. Pete charge. Hampshire Law Weekly which The Bulls had called time out after clinch the game. from the corner with four seconds Maravich scored 40 points and Truck rebounds to help Milwaukee hand “We found out to keej) up with Glllmore, a public relations man, and woticing on. should be required to click a basket by Denver’s Bobby Jopes ’The U.S. District Court in Concord The Nuggets had rallied from a 90- left, moving Atlanta ahead 106-105. Robinson grabbed 26 rebounds for the Philadelphia its second straight loss. federal courts, a lawyer has to spend Bruno, a lawyer, started in July of their heels three times and cut Chicago’s lead to 97-96 with 16 76 deficit with 6:07 to play behind Jazz. Los Angeles played with just Johnson had 20 points and eight doe» not publish its opinions, so for Bob McAdoo led New York with 30 over $200 a year on magazines which 1974 “with $40 - the cost for say, "There’s no place like seconds to play. Dan Issel, who scored 11 of his 13 eight men, as James Edwards and $511 a year Bruno and Glllmore do points while rookie center Wayng rebounds in the first half when the provide the full text of U.S. Supreme registering our name with the home.” Because in the NBA, “We just wanted to get it and hold points in the fourth quarter before Earl Tatum, the two players traded Bucks took a 72-57 lead. Brian thcit, too, reaching a modest 50 Rollins topped Atlanta with a season- Court opinions," said Robert secretary of state.” it,” Chicago Coach Ed Badger said. fouling out with 1:47 to go. high 19. to Indiana Tuesday for Adrian Winters added 27 points for clients. , there really isn't. Glllmore, editor-in-chief of Law They sold enough advertising to ”We didn’t have to shoot and we In other games, New York edged Cavaliers 116, Seattle 104 Dantley and Dave Robisch, were not Milwaukee while Julius Erving pay printing costs for a year, then Bruno, 35, the legal expert on the Typical of a night on which the knew they would foul.” Times. “We said how about home team won all seven NBA Atlanta 107-106, Geveland beat Seat­ Campy Russell scored 30 points in uniform. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar topped the 76ers with 29. talked the New Hampshire Bar teflim, spent five years heading New But when Nick Weatherspoon providing a Volkswagen in a market games was the one played in C3iicago tle 116-104, New Orleans beat Los and Jim Chones added 20 points and led Los Angeles with 33 points. Blazers 111> Braves 108 where the only other vehicle is a Association into dropping its monthly HK\mpsnire Legal Assistance, a failed to inbound the ball within five Portland won its 31st straight largely federally funded agency between the Bulls and Denver. Angeles 117-94, Washington downed 14 rebounds enabling Cleveland to Cadillac.” house organ and using the Law Week­ seconds the Bulls turned the ball Golden State 102-96, Milwaukee sur­ game at home behind Maurice providing lawyers to the poor. He Chicago handed the Nuggets an op­ snap Seattle’s six-game winning BulleU 102, Warriors 96 Law Times began publication in ly as its outlet. All lawyers in New over. prised Philadelphia 129-117, Boston Lucas,who scored 26 points, and now works in Washington on Presi- portunity to win the game with 11 streak. The Cavs outscored the T railing 53-50 a t the half, October, offering short summaries of Hampshire are members of the state “I was going to Artis (Gilmore),, defeated New Jersey 122-108 and Dave Twardzik, who added 20. deint Carter’s project to reorganize seconds remaining but the Nuggets Sonics 17-6 over a six-minute span in Washington outscored Golden State U.S. Supreme Court opinions for $22 bar, so that meant a weekly market then Norm (Van Lier), then Wilbur Portland downed Buffalo 111-108. Portland raised its record to 21-4. federal government. handed it right back as if they would the third quarter and opened a 10- 14-4 at the start of the third quarter a year. Lawyers who want to know of. 1,500 lawyers. (Holland), but they zoned and had Knicks 107, Hawks 106 point margin., Fred Brown scored 23 Leading 96-94, Portland outscored Gilimore, 31, a Claremont native have insulted their hosts by winning. and never trailed again. Phil Chenier more about a particular case can The American Bar Association in I everybody covered,” Weatherspoon Atlanta lost its fifth straight when points and Marvin Webster got 19 to the Braves 11-4 to take a comman­ aind former state legislator, was Chicago thus held on for a 99-96 vic­ scored 25 points. Bob Dandridge 21 write to Law Times and be sent a 1976 gave the state bar a special said. Lonnie Shelton hit a 17-foot jump shot pace Seattle. r ding 107-98 lead. Buffalo was led by df-jing public relations for non-prbfit tory, the Bulls’ sixth straight and the and Elvin Hayes 20 to lead copy of the full opinion at cost. award of merit for finding a unique Denver, without calling time out, at the buzzer. Shelton’s basket came Billy Knight with 31 points and Ran­ corporations when Bruno called up first loss after five straight triumphs Jazz 117, Lakers 94 Washington. Golden State’s Phil There are about 425,IX)0 lawyers in arrangement to provide a substantial put the ball.in play. But Brian Taylor after Hawks’ rookie guard Tony The Jazz broke a seven-game Smith led all scorers with 28. dy Smith with 20. the United States. "The vast majori­ weekly organ in such a small state. one day and suggested they go into ty of them have no way to keep up The New Hampshire Law Weekly the publishing business. Now that oc­ with the Supreme Court except sums up state Supreme Court cases, cupies most of his time. through their newspapers,” Gilimore those in New Hampshire’s one ' He said it came naturally because said. federal court, and an occasional hK! edited his high school paper, his Herald Celts check skids He and publisher George Bruno are written opinion from a district or cicillege paper and his Army battalion in the midst of a mass mailing to 90,- Superior 6)urt. It saves lawyers the nfawspaper in Vietnam. ‘ i angle 000 lawyers who practice on their time of plowing through the complete against lowly Nets own and don’t have the financial Supreme Court decisions, which the ^Greek marriages* Robert Gilmore, editor-in-chief of Law Times, sits before a wall full of court opinions resources of a large law firm which court sells for $30 a year ($36 come Earl Yost can afford to spend thousands of January.) CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - A By EARL YOST which his weekly publication keeps track of “at Volkswagen prices” for independent dollars on books of court reports ’They also print a monthly “Index federal grand jury has indicted two Sports Editor Sports Editor lawyers. Law Times gives lawyers brief weekly descriptions of all U.S. Supreme Court from all over the nation. to Recent New Hampshire Cases” piuople on charges of running a hk Better balance, with six players hitting twin figures, and decisions. Companion publications cover the New Hampshire courts. (UPI photo) In two months Law Times has which tells lawyers wherp to find the “Greek marriage ring” which 4 gained 500 clients, only 50 of them complete text of any case. Glllmore allegedly tried to win permanent devastating rebounding by Dave Cowens, proved the difference , residence visas for aliens. between the two worst teams in the National Basketball Sotei' off thu cuff th e le a g u e a t 5-10 and 175 Association’s Atlantic Division last night at the Hartford Civic Locally grown John Aiidreoli of Manchester has pounds...Brian Daigle ol Manchester Center. been reflected treasurer of the Cen­ has been elected co-captain of next An announced crowd of 5,518 was Bernard King. The rookie, out of Christmas tree tral Connecticut Association of Foot­ season’s varsity football team at travel-weary souls showed up as the Tennessee, paced all scorers with 25 ball Officials. ’The group’s president­ Loomis Chaffee School in Wind­ Celts handed the hapless New Jersey points. Little Kevin Porter added 19 elect is Frank Scelza of l^ s t Hart­ sor... “If I ever move from New Lon­ Nets a 122-108 trimming. The defeat more, Darnell Hillman 18 and good buy, safe ford, farmer Springfield College don, I think I’ll move to Manchester: was the 23rd in 28 starts while the Howard Porter a dozen, all for the athlete and for many years varsity The place is magic.” Amby Burfoot, once proud Celts were winning for visitors who may fold before the new basketball coach at Weaver High in winner of last month’s Five Mile only the ninth time in 25 starts. year starts. A locally grown Christmas tree is both a good buy and a Hartford...Tom Watson and Judy Road Race writes...Speaking of the The Nets were guilty of sloppy ball All five Celt starters reached twin safe and attractive way to celebrate the coming holidays, Rankin. have been selected as the Road Race, several national handling, erratic shooting and figures, plus impressive first-year says State Forester Robert L. Garrepy. PGA Golfers of the Year...After 15 publications are planning feature ar­ excessive dribbling, yet the Celts man, Cornbread Maxwell who "Connecticut’s many commercial growers have been canned 15, including nine from the seasons in the NFL, all with the St. ticles on the local race in upcoming were little better. working for 8 to 12 years to provide beautiful, top-quality Louis Cardinals, tight end Jackie editions...Manchester has lost The fast-break offensive style that foul line. Christmas trees for the 1977 yuletide season,” Garrepy Smith will call it a career after Sun- another top-flight duckpin bowler was characteristic of Celtic play in The hard-working Cowens, playing said. "These growers have nurtured their trees to day’s game against Tampa when George Pelletier recently the past was notably missing and tough underneath for most of his provide the size, shape and color that we, the consumers, Bay...Bobby Hull will be the next moved to East Hartford. Pelletier, a only the experience, and the board points, and the outside shooting have learned to expect. Best of all, a locally grown, hockey player to score 1,000 goals. former Manchester small pin champ, work of Cowens, pulled the club Charlie Scott each collected 23 points recently cut or dug tree will be healthy and moist.” ;“ The long-time Chicago Black Hawk has been, the No. 1 h i^ average through. for Boston. JoJo White and Sidney Garrepy noted that. “Christmas trees imported from " star, now in his fifth season with Win­ roller in Connecticut for many )«ara The Celts have problems, both on Wicks each added a dozen and John northern New England or Canada must be cut a month or nipeg ,in the WHA, has 858 goals, not and four times was ranked No. 2 in and off the court, and even violent Havlicek, in a steady although not more earlier than those grown here in Connecticut.” spectacular performance, netted 16 counting playoff competition, as of the country. Currently he's No. 4 in Tom Heinsohn was a subdued man on Trees represent crop this date. Hull has averaged 58.2 the national rankings of the Duckpin the bench, perhaps well aware that more. Trees in general are a renewable resource, and Christ­ goals in his first four WHA'seaspns Bowling Congress...One of the Jo Jo heads for basket drastic changes are in the offing, The Nets had a 48-44 margin from the floor but the Celts made good on mas trees represent a crop, like corn or hay. Therefore, and has 20 thus far...Reader asks for biggest contributors to the success of Boston’s JoJo White has one step advantage in drive for hoop which may also affect his status. the use of natural Christmas trees has virtually no ' this corner’s opinion of Arnold Dean the youth football program in Bolton A 16-point Boston lead midway in 34 of 39 free throws while the Nets against Bernard King of Nets at Hartford. Celts beat Nets, 122- were sinking 11 of 16. adverse environmental effects. Garrepy explained that ,,and his sports show on WTIC. ’The this fall was Johnny Morianos. The 108. (UPI photo) the second period nearly evaporated the manufacture of artificial trees involves the use of show I lilte and Dean, a first class former Manchester High gridder and and the Nets got the margin down to Boston’s next Hartford outing will considerable amounts of both electricity and non­ ■^man,. turns in a top-rate job as hosf. long-tinie co-owner of the Three J ’s one before falling behind at halftime, be against Phoenix, with ex-Celt Paul renewable resources such as petroleum or aluminum. ” Dfe'ah fs personable, honest, downlijo in Bolton was an assistant coach with 58-55. Westphal, Jan. 5. At Hartford, the Celts are 2-0. "Extensive tests have shown that a fresh, properly earth and if he doesn’t know the the undefeated Tigers. The man who The one bright spot for the Nets cared for Christmas tree will not burn extensively answer, doesn’t try to alibi his way guided the program so successfully ■College basketball having whipped Atlanta earlier. without a sustained external heat source,” Garrepy said. out. The area radio station still hils was Gil Boisoneau. E "Members of the Connecticut Christmas Tree Growers three pros on its staff, Dean, Ixw Association attach a tag to each tree sold, certifying that Palmer and Bob Steele who haw Almost perfect it is indeed fresh. The tag also includes instructions for managed to survive the drastic taking care of the tree.” changes...Death of Frank Boucher, Take it from elongated Pat Mclnal- ly, wide receiver and punter with the Louisville surprises Fog contributed The few precautions necessary are mostly common former New York Ranger great, (Cincinnati Bengals, that he’s not sense, but are often overlooked by the average buyer. revived memories for Dr. Gene perfect. “I have the perfect body for .After selecting the tree, be careful in transporting and Davis of the good old days when almost every sport. Perfect for • storing it. Cold weather makes branches brittle, and sun National Hockey League players 16th>ranked Purdue basketball, basketball and volleyball. to plane mishap dries out the needles, so handle the tree carefully and were 60-minute performers. A Football is the only question,” the C store it in a shaded place. Or, better yet, store it with the regular at Ranger games in the late butt in a bucket of water. 20s and 30s, Davis recalled the feats former Harvard standout quipped. In NEW YORK (UPI) — Rick Wilson hit a jump shot with three EVANSVILLE, Ind. (UPI) — Two minutes after takeoff of the Cook brothers. Bill and Bun, the kicking department, he’s second seconds remaining to give ninth-ranked Louisville a 68-66 victory Tuesday night, with no time to get off a radio message, the Lose some foliage in the American Conference to peren­ All evergreens lose a portion of their foliage each year. Boucher, Ching Johnson and Murray over 16th-rated Purdue Tuesday night. chartered DC-3 carrying the University of Evansville basketball Murdoch who earned the Iron Man nial leader Ray Guy of Oakland. The team plunged into a fog-shrouded ravine, killing all 29 on board. Before bringing the tree indoors, thoroughly shake the 6-6 end is considered slow at 4.6 for 40 Wilson, who led all scorers with 18 tree to dislodge any loose, dead needles. Then make a label for his consecutive playing points, had the ball after Darrell yards but he uses his height to advan­ Only one lived long enough to fresh butt cut at least one inch above the old cut and im­ skein with the blue shirts. Griffith got a tip at halfcourt. Wilson duffel bags, sports equipment and tage hauling in passes, as he did last a 24-9 lead. They held a 55-29 halftime reach a hospital. Last of the 14 team mediately place the tree into your stand and add water. A dribbled the ball for 15 seconds college letter jackets were tossed Saturday in the win over lead. members, Artis Greg Smith, 18, of stand or container that will hold at least one gallon of before going for the shot. Purdue got Spanarkel was joined in double onto the slope. ^Future bright Pittsburgh...Any dissenters? Last West Frankfort, 111., died early today water is recommended, because a tree may absorb the ball back with one second left, figures by center Mike Gminski with One of the teams in the future in week there were more upsets in the in an Evansville hospital, between one and three quarts of water per day, A two- but Jerry Sichting’s pass was in­ 17 points and Eugene Banks with 16 the National Football League has to 14-game NFL schedule than any time tercepted by Bobby Turner. gallon container is even better. this season...Joe Whelton has a team­ while Dan Hayes led Chicago with 22. The plane, owned by National Jet be the Miami Dolphins. No less than Louisville, 4-1, trailed 66-62 with Be sure that you add water to the stand every day. Ad­ leading 17 point per game scoring Larry Hudson sank a 48-foot shot at Service Inc. of Indianapolis, went five of the 11 starting members of the 2:30 left in the game after Sichting's ditives are not necessary. Tests have proven that water is defensive unit are rookies...Two average with UConn which runs up the buzzer to give Long Beach State a down about 1.5 miles east of the main Sports slate layup. Wilson hit a 19-foot angle shot all the tree needs. members of the Dolphins are against unbeaten UMass tonight at harrowing victory. Hudson’s shot runway at Dress Regional Airport in with 1:10 left to make it 66-64. Place your tree in the coolest area of your room away wearing glasses in games this Amherst. This will be the UConns followed two free shots by Baylor's this Ohio River city. Griffith’s basket at :44 tied the from any source of heat, and support it so it will not fall. season, quarterback Bob Griese and last start until hosting the UConn Arthur Edwards with two seconds Wednesday If you use lights on your tree, make sure that the wiring is game at 66-66. Then Purdue guard "The plane disappeared into the BASKETBALL cornerback Norris Thomas. The Classic Dec. 27-28 at the Hartford remaining. fog and about a minute and a half not cracked or frayed, and turn off the iights when Walter Gordan was tied up by Grif­ Senior forward Reggie Robinson .Manehester at Penney, latter, in his first pro season, is one Civic Center with UMass, Niagara later I heard the engine cutting out, leaving your home or upon retiring. fith, forcing the jump ball to mid- tossed in 13 points to pace undefeated 7:45 of the smallest, and toughest, men'iA and Manhattan the other entries. and it went down," said Rick .MuisI two weeks court. Villanova to a come-from-behind vic­ St. Bernard at East Sichting topped Purdue with 16 Nottter, an airport worker. “I saw it Catholic, 7:45 Using the above precautions, your freshly cut Christ­ tory. Guard Whitey Rigsby chipped explode in flame.” mas tree should remain moist for about two weeks. Then points as the Boilermakers dropped in 12 points for Villanova, while Lyman Memorial at remove the tree for use out-of-doors as a bird feeder or Entire team killed to 4-2. Joe Berry Carroll added 14 center Bob Roma and forward Bob Airport manager James Stapleton Cheney Tech, 7:45 chip for mulch for your garden. points and 16 rebounds. Kleinert led Princeton’s scoring with said the plane struck below the crest Mercy at East Catholic of the small hill at a time when If you have selected a live balled tree, you may plant it In other games, Duke drubbed the 17 points each. (girls) University of Chicago 99-61, Long visibility was three-quarters of a in a pre-prepared hole or protect it in a sheltered location In other games, it was Boston Newington at South until spring. Beach edged Baylor 85-84, Villanova College 92, Stonehill 67; Harvard 59, mile, but fog was heavy in places. nipped Princeton 58-56 and St. John’s Windsor "Remember," said Garrepy, “handle it carefully; Hoop dream died Dartmouth 44; Niagara 77, Cornell "Bodies in the front were melted topped Columbia 67-56. into the wreckage,” said Stapleton, Rockville at Windsor supply adequate wa.er; and a beautiful, safe Christmas 62; Florida 97, Hofstra 95; Loyola 82, Locks■ tree will add to your holiday pleasure.” Jim Spanarkel scored 24 points, in­ Aussie Olympic 76; Oral Roberts 77, who rushed to the crash site. “Some in plane tragedy cluding 15 in the first half, to spark Oklahoma St. 75; Rice 65, Florida of the bodies were tossed into a gully. Bacon .Academy at Duke. With the score knotted 9-9, Tech 63 and Brigham Young 78, It was a tragic, gruesome scene.” Coventry pdhreioMBrs. Spanarkel scored eight points in four McNeese State 68. Killed in the crash of the vintage, ICE HOCKEY Record electric demand EVANSVILLE, Ind. (UPI) — A dream died Tuesday night. minutes, helping the Blue Devils take twin-propeller plane were all 24 Simsbury at passengers and five crew members. WEST SPRINGFIELD (UPI) — New Englanders set Datrll 5001s a nofvaspirin pain rellofvsr from Bristo^Myers for the relief The University of Evansville basketball team, long a power in .Manchester (lee Palace), Among the passengers were Coach 8:15 a record demand for electricity between 5 and 6 p.m, of headaches, minor achee and pair^ NCAA Division II, joined the “big boys” in Division I this season Bobby Watson, sportscaster Marvin Monday, the New England Power Exchange said. with great expectations for the future. Bates and executives of the charter Thursdav A spokesman for the exchange said residents of the six- BASKETB.ALL state region drew 14,747,000 kilowatts from the area’s But the latest in a long list of air firm. pri 4.* sports tragedies wiped out the Aces “We offer a small college at­ The team was flying to Nashville. Greenfield CC at MCC, electric generating facilities during the one-hour period. Tenn., for a game tonight at Middle and new coach Bobby Watson when mosphere with a big time college ® WRESTLING The i." ^ IX yourself— « - — 1 their chartered plane crashed in facility. Our academic image is Tennessee State at Murfreesboro. STORECOOPON • The University of Evansville, once East Catholic at En­ aspirin in dense fog shortly after takeoff and’ good. Combined with all those field, 4 burst into flames. features, I can tell the University of a Midwestern small college basket­ IFLETCHER GLASS CO. more effective The team was en route to; Evansville” program,” he added. ball powerhouse which moved into FRIDAY Ortf 35 Yton of iMptrifnct llol MANCHESTER S/I/E15t Nashville, Tenn., and was scheduled During McCutcheon’s 30-year major college competition this BASKETBALL More effective ONDATRIL500 to play Middle Tennessee tonight. coaching reign, the Aces won the season, declared a day of mourning Manehester at East T l TM C W M M li W n W i D$al w R v riti DM du bit by a u n MM M and cancelled classes for its 3,000 Hartford, 7:45 COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE «id$w wew wiw eRunidw iiMni pwth*. N$ • iWM we* Watson, 34, took over from the Division II championship five times WINDOW CUSS. MIRRORS . GUSS rURNITURS TOP* Compour1d*6$ 1C retired Arad McCutcheon this fall - in 1959, 1960, 1964, 1965 and 1971. students. Baron .Academy at PICTURE ERRMINC -FIREPUCE 1 DOOR MIRRORS SSdilnC S ir s m Sm TUB ENCLOSURES-SPECIAL WORK I t TH H M M t * m iNlMtabd iMCt M M I M li w M t*apkM $1 and recruited a team that included, The 1964 team featured Jerry Sloan, "It's a tragedy that defies descrip­ Cheney Tech, 7:45 These pducteam M * * W *o M iMU liMRik M * rilA n i) iM lir tta M v«bl •I * iU S$ lir pra«*i vM * * CM A iM h * cweiM eight freshmen. They dropped three later of the Chicago Bulls, wh'o last tion,” said university President Penney at Conard pi|cutciiim iw>iiiioKritridiM m .*i*»*$e.iiniRM M i* of their first four games, but Watson spring agreed to take the Evansville Wallace Graves. South Windsor at effective. But the * M riMM l Aliy M n a iRlirti * IVM « CMMIM IWMl * 1 M Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 } COLLECTOR'S ITiMS bi «$m M I *«$f il CiMiMf mat pay * iMi h B «•«$•* im««M didn’t seem to be too disturbed. He coaching job, then abruptly changed Authorities originally reported 31 Rockville IfiilnMCb*ftiiRbieI aotti$1M b i* W a c * ic*aM |r$*ai tPANiSH P U TiS a * li 0* Iie * l Cufid v«d elw m w * by I a wbidM|*i, If was convinced he could sell his his mind. persons aboard the plane Tuesday Rham at Bolton PIIUDINTIAI MCAHTIIS bffiiitamfiiei agin.f$ii*iaaaatt*da rtaraiii i*iia< NOIINI IfPIOOUCTiOMS 'k : tabiaisv program and build the Aces into a Watson was hired from Oral night on the basis of a Federal Avia­ Coventry at Cromwell SES^gU ggS JEig* powerhouse once more. Roberts, where.he had been an assis­ tion Administration passenger East Hartford at IsIWM'RS CMp ^ ' 'Xn I “We have a great facility in tant since 1974. manifest. But one of those on the list, Manehester (girls), 7i45 OPKN M-F 8-5:30 9 Roberts Stadium seating 13,000 peo­ Amomg McCutcheon’s other star student radio announcer Mark East Catholir at St. THUR. TIL 9:00 I'lA li'". IN blOCB Found near crash site Moulton, decided to skip the trip SAT. 8 • 5:00 I lb ple, yet we are a small school with players were Larry Humes, Ed Bernard (girls) • l'.‘ p .Mil IS OH l.Ul Wf, ‘I®!’' just 3,000 undergraduates,” he said Smallwood, Hugh Ahlering, Gus Duffle bag, belonging to member of University of Evansviiie because he had the flu. SWIMMING I 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER Witnesses said the aircraft plowed f . ',1 , SCREENS REPAIRED a fte r his crew took a 102-76 Doerner and Don Buse, who led the basketball team was found near site of tragedy viihich wiped out Manehester at Hall, shellacking from high-ranking In­ NBA in steals and assists last season into the 50-foot hill, snapping both 'HofAimon, J H. et ol: Effective Pom Relief: Cofnpofotive Rewltt With Acelofninophen in A New Dose Formulation, Rttponyphene Nopsylote-Acttominophen Combmotion. And Plocebo: Cuff, rherop. Ups 19:622-630.1976 Smith, Ml tt entire squad last night in Indiana. (UPI photo) 3i30 ol. Acetaminophen Efiro Strength Copsulei V»r$u$ hopoxyphene Compound-65 Vmui Ptocebo; A Double-blind Study Of Effectiveneu And Softty.-' Curt. Therop. An. 17:452-459,1975. The kinitf ond omouni of ondgeac (ocelomino^nl diana State last Saturday. as a member of the Indiana Pacers. "wings and the fuselage. Bodies, employed in the teits ore the lome o$ that contomed in two tablets of Dotril 500

t.-t • « - 9 MANf^F.HTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Wed., Dpiv 14, 1977 - PAGE THIRTEEN-B PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Wed., Dec. 14, 1977 Veteran Rookie goalie Coach ‘buys’ out sparking youthful club Soviets and Czechs to take new post Goals by Garry Swain, Tom Earl NEW YORK (UPI) - The “I felt it hit my pad and then it Czechoslavakia squad 5-1. The New England Whalers Black Hawks 2, Islanders 2 and Gary MacGregor — a trio no Colorado Rockies obviously went in,” said the 5-foot-lO, 170- will take a brief respite from longer with the team — offset b il l F U 6 S6 U WON THE COLUMBIA, Mo; (UPI) - The University of Missouri wanted pound Favell, who was purchased Chicago center Jean Savard scored don’t believe in the adage; off a scramble in front of New York World Hockey Association Maltsev’s tally in the opening frame MVP IN H16 2 V SEASON. Warren Powers as its head footbail coach but not as badly as from the Toronto Maple Leafs in competition this week and and the teams battled to a scoreless WHICH OF THE FOUOWING “And a child shall lead them.’’ September, 1976. "But I’m glad we goalie Billy Smith early in the third WAS HOT NAM ED ROOKIE Powers wanted Missouri. It took a sparkling performance by period to lift the Black Hawks. "We plunge into international play stalemate In the second stanza. OF THE AND MVP Powers, told by the Missouri ad-' got the win and it’s a big one with Aleksandr Yakushev brought the py if I had let it sUp by. The price was veteran goaltender Doug Favell to needed the two points ... this game as they take on the Soviet All-’ THE SAME VEART ministration it would not consider Minnesota coming in Saturday.” Soviets to within one goal with a well worth it.” snap the young Rockies’ nine-game shows why we’re not in first place,” A. WILT him for the head coaching position Colorado leads fourth-place Stars tonight, at 7:30 and the ' score at the 5:22 mark of the final Washington State was reluctant to winless streak Tuesday night. said a dejected Smith afterwards. 9. W E SU N SE LD , until he could absolve himself of the Minnesota by four points in the Czechoslovakian All-Stars,. period, but Whalers’ rookie George & 009 M'ADOO release Powers for two reasons. “This is a super win for us,’’ said Smythe Division. Bossy scored his 22nd goal to open final three years, of his current First, he coached the Cougars to a 65 jubilant Rockies’ Coach Pat Kelly the scoring midway through the Friday at the Hartford Civic Lyle was named Most Valuable coaching commitment, agreed to pay ’The Rockies beat Buffalo for the Center. Player for the Whalers. eoaAmerican Hockey League Firebirds, must now search for a new head foot­ taking an eight-game unbeaten scored his 22nd goal of the season Canucks 3, Capitals 1 Maltsev, Alexander Biljaletdinov, PULLMAN, Wash. (UPI) Powers tentatively was offered the ball coach for the third time in two Vladimir Dzurilla and Boris Alexan-” was in goal for New England and urashineton -State University’s streak into Colorado. "We made early in the final period and Wilf Ron Sedlbauer scored two goals turned back 36 Soviet shots in recor- wasningion -oiaie job at Missouri Sunday, flew back to years. some mistakes, but Favell covered Paiement got his 13th score of the and center Pit Martin tallied the dorov just to name a few — will be on ’ record-breaking passing quarter­ Pullman Monday to negotiate' his Before the arrival of Powers in \ up for us," said Kelly. the Soviet and Czech rosters for ding the victory. ’The losing goalie back, Jack Thompson, is still release and returned here early year at 19:45 for the final margin. 300th goal of his career to lift the was Soviet standout Vladislav Pullman, Sherrill held the The 31-year-old Favell has been Canucks into first place in the games .against WHA teams in the deciding whether to play another Tuesday for a press conference in­ Gardners tally gave the Colorado Tretiak. Al Smith, the leading goalie Washington State post for one year doing some pretty impressive center a share of the league lead in Smythe division. Dave Forbes scored United States and Canada. year for the Cougars. troducing him as the new coach of this season in the WHA, will be in the ’Thompson, Who once called Coach before bolting to accept the head job covering up all season for the goals with New Ifork Islanders’ the lone Vancouver goal. Both games this week will count in the Tigers. at defending national champion Rockies. WHA the overall WHA standings because New England nets. Warren Powers a “God-given gift to Missouri Chancellor Herbert rookie Mike Bossy. A week prior to the Russian ganie, Pittsburgh. Faveil, who was a first-round Eisewhere in the National Hockey Defenseman Brent Hughes scored the Soviet and Czech teams will play the WSU athletic program,” had Schooling said the settlement was a the Whalers took on Czechoslovakia Powers replaces Al Onofrio, who selection by Philadelphia in the first League, Chicago rallied for a 2-2 tie a goal and added a pair of assists to games against all eight WHA teams. Al Smith been looking forward to playing his personal matter between Powers and was fired Nov. 23 after seven years NHL expansion draft in 1967, brought against the Islanders and Vancouver rally Birmingham past Houston ... The Czech game was originally USSR goals that night. with little success. Veteran net- final year of eligibility for Powers. Washington State and that the Big minddr Dzurilla and the swarming as head coach. Scoring dash falls short on ice a solid 3.17 goals-against average defeated Washington 3-1. Winnipeg’s top line of Bobby Hull, slated Dec. 27, but the Whalers will Alexandrov and fo rw a rd Eight school would not help its new into Tuesday’s game, and he almost Anders Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson now meet Birmingham on that date. Viacheslav Anisin* are veteran inter- Czech defense held coach in the payments. Powers made In the World Hockey Association, bay, the only New England score No. 1 athlete Goalie Jim Bodard of Washington drops to ice while preventing score by Vancouver’s had his second shutout. the Birmingham Bulls topped the scored a goal apiece to pace the Jets For the Soviets, the Hartford stop national games performers who give the first installment to Washington coming on a goal by Mike Rogers at SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Stan­ Ralph Stewart. Canucks, however, managed to get three goals into net for 3-1 win. (UPI The only goal scored against Houston Aeros .5-3 and the Winnipeg over the Czechs, who are now 1-2 will be the first of their North the Soviets plenty of scoring punch. State — $5,000 — prior to his depar­ the 18:40 mark of the second period. ford’s James Lofton, a standout in photo) Colorado was deflected past Favell Jets whipped the touring during their nine-game tour of the American swing. The team arrived Defenseman Biljaletdinov, on the ture Monday evening. by a teammate at 4:10 of the second WHA. from Moscow Sunday and will re­ other hand, is a hard-nosed blueliner By that time, however, the Czechs two sports, has been named Northern “We felt the opportunity here was Unanimous duke period. main in the city until Friday morning whose aggressive play is very unlike had built a 4-0 lead and the visitors California Athlete of the Year for great enough to make the necessary CHICAGO (UPI) - Jim Beattie, when it leaves for Cincinnati. The the Europeans’ finesse-oriented had little trouble in recording a 4-1 1977 by the Citizens Savings Athletic sacrifices,” said Powers. "Both par­ who played Jess Willard in the Czechs arrive Thursday and leave style. decision. Dzurilla, who has many Foundation board of experts. ties were happy with it. Washington Broadway and film versions of “The years of experience in international Lofton was a standout wide Saturday for Houston. The Whalers were one of only two State wanted compensation for Great White Hope,” won a un­ Transactions competition, is again expected to Parcells named Outside help wanted Maltsev, Rlljaletdinov and Alexan­ teams (Quebec was the other) to receiver in football who led the damages to the university, for animous decision Tuesday night play a major role for the Czechs on drov are all' members of the Soviet beat the Soviets on their tour last Pacific 8 in pass receptions with 53 breaking my contract and to cover against Larry Beilfus of Milwaukee. their WHA tour. entourage and were on hand last ] season. New England shocked the for 931 yards and 12 touchdowns to the costs of replacing me. The 6-9, 250-pound Minneapolis season wheh the Whalers upset the ‘ hockey world by rolling up a 3-1 first- Other players of note on the Czech earn all-conference honors. “It’s unfortunate for Washington resident and Beilfus, at 245 pounds Air Force coach to fill Browns^ job roster are forwards Frantisek Cernik In track and field, Lofton won the fought through an eight-round bout at Pro Football Soviets, 5-2/before a sellout crowd at period lead and then withstood a late State. But this was something I just the Qvic Ctenter Dec. 27. Maltsev, a USSR comeback to record the vic­ and Jaroslav Mec and defensemen long jump in the San Francisco couldn’t pass up. It was a great op­ the Aragon Ballroom. Cleveland — Forrest Gregg forward, scored one of the two tory, Milan Figala and Pavel Pazourek. Examiner Indoor, most of his duel portunity for me, just like it was for In the main event, Central AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (UPI) - Bill Parcells, defen­ resigned as head coach. CLEVELAND (UPI) — Cleveland owner Art Modell says he meets and three major outdoor com­ Jackie Sherrill. In coaching, oppor­ America’s middleweight champ, sive coordinator at Texas Tech who was named to succeed Air Washington — Signed free agent will go outside the Browns’ organization in search of a new head petitions before finishing third in the tunities like this don’t come along David Dakers, 163 1/2 pounds, won a Force Coach Ben Martin, will assume his new duties Jan. 1. defensive end Will Wynn. Placed coach to replace Forrest Gregg, who resigned Tuesday. NCAA with a 26’ 5 1/4” jump and that often. The chance to coach at split decision over Bobby Goodwin, Col. John Clone, academy athletic wide receiver Howard Satterwhite on Modell said none of his current fourth in the AAU at 26’ 7 1/2” . His Missouri was one I always wanted 161 pounds, Milwaukee, in an eight director, said Parcells would become career the following year at Hastings waivers. assistant coaches, including Dick Scoreboard best leap was a 26’ 9” . and I know I wouldn’t have been hap­ round fight. the third head football coach in the (Neb.) College. He returned to College Football Modzelewski, who will head the club "Since this news surfaced last academy’s 20-year history. Clune Wichita State in 1965 as defensive Air Force — Named Texas Tech in its last game of the season Sunday evening, Peter Hadhazy and I came Storm affects slate said Parcells’ contract would be for line coach and joined the staff of assistant Bill Parcells as head coach against Seattle, will be considered here today and determined that it “three or four years,” but declined to West Point in 1967. to succeed retired Ben Martin. would be in the best interest of NBA for the job. Last night’s unexpected storm completely discuss salary information. In 1969, Parcells moved to Florida Missouri — Hired Warren Powers Even though their contracts don’t Forrest Gregg and the Browns that Eastern Conference i Basketball Clune said Parcells was selected State as linebacker coach. When FSU from Washington State to succeed A1 expire until next March, Modell said he not coach the team in Seattle.” Allanlie Division wiped out the first heavy schoolboy basket- from among 15 finalists after more head coach Steve Sloan moved to Onofrio as head coach. the coaches’ names had been given to W L Pet. GB M hall schedule of the 197’7-78 season. Several than 100 persons applied tor Martin’s Vanderbilt in 1973, Parcells went the National Football League office The Browns, under Gregg, finished Philadelphia .692 — M games have been reset for tonight at the Chris Schoembs matched a surprising 9-5 last year and got off Y MIDGETS job. Following the announcement, with him and then followed Sloan to Pro Basketball as "available” for next year with New York .538 4 Getting 10 points from those totals tor the Oilers. Texas Tech in 1975. to a fast start this season, leading the same sites. Parcells returned to Lubbock to help Indiana — Traded Adrian Dantley other clubs. Buffalo .458 6 Mike St. Laurent and five Lawrence Buckshaw was the first Central Division of the AFC after the The slate finds East Catholic hosting St. MlDGE'l’S Texas Tech prepare for its Dee. 23 and Dave Robisch to Los Angeles for Modell says he already has one Boston .360 8V from Tom Mikoleit, Tangerine Bowl game against Air Force coach, guiding the Falcons name singled out for the head first seven weeks with a 5-2 record. New Jersey .179 14 Bernard at 7:45 at the Eagle’s Nest with the Manchester All-Stars James Edwards and Earl Tatum. But, they lost five of their next six Modern Janitorial topped had too many offensive Florida State at Orlando. during the 1956-57 season. Martin coaching job and hopes to have the Central Division East girls in the preliminary at 5:50 against games, including three in a row. Farr’s last night at the Y, weapons for Multi Circuit now : Parcells graduated from Wichita took over in 1957 and led his teams to Pet. GB AT TW O O F VERM O N T’S position filled within a month. Mercy High of Middletown. 29-24. Top point-producers last night at Verplanck and State in 1963 and began his coaching three bowl games during his tenure. Hockey Washington .640 GREAT SKI RESORTS . . “We have one man in mind,” said Manchester High taps off against strong in defeat were Bill Reading the result was an easy 44-13 Cincinnati (WHA) —Signed winger Modell, who refused to reveal who it Cleveland g .600 Penney High at East Hartford, also at 7:45, (12) and Rob Roya (6). verdict. Brian Coates for two-game trial. is. "He doesn’t know we’re in­ San Antonio .556 and the fur may fly as both clubs are labeled Y JUNIORS Larry Tanner tossed in terested and this doesn’t preclude Atlanta .480 m Double figure scorers. 20 points for the Stars and Baseball others. New Orleans .444 strong contenders for the CCIL title. [ji^illington Matt Peterson (17) and Tom Finnegan added 10 IJCohns underdogs “But we are leaning to staying Caretv honored Houston .400 Cheney Tech will host Lyman Memorial, Atlanta — Signed pitcher Phil Jeff Coughlin (12) led the more. Jim Fink scored 7 Niekro to a three-year contract. within the ranks of the NFL. That has BOSTON (UPI) — American Western Conference also at 7:45, in its opening test. Celtics to a 61-24 trimming Tufts co-captain points and Mike Smith 6 for All 60 trails and 12 litts opan this weekend Including been one of the strengths' of the League Most Valuable Player Rod Midwest Division Other hoop tilts will find Newington at of the Nets last night. Jeff The University of Connecticut basketball team faces an Carew has won the Judge Emil the Circuits. the 3V4-m!le gondola in the new South Ridge area. Ski league. I’m not interested just in a GB South Windsor, Rockville at Windsor Locks Perron (10) and John Kelly Manchester Police got a 4 big mountains. Most extensive skiing In the East. Rodeo king name.” Fuchs award for contributions to Former East Catholic High almost impossible task when the Huskies hope to return to the Denver (8) led the losers. dozen points from Jim Kib­ Modell announced Gregg’s resigna­ baseball. captain. Bill Gorra has been > and Bolton at Rocky Hill. win column at Massachusetts tonight at 7:30. OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - Tom Chicago EAST SIDE MIDGETS ble and six from Brian tion Tuesday at the NFL team’s elected co-captain of Tufts Postponed until a later date were East Fifteen points each were OCAtt [J IN I ASY to " f ACM cr NIHAl Vt HMONI . ^ Two starters will be unable to play Ferguson, Miami, Okla., won his Carew, whose .388 average for Milwaukee Vesco in stopping the LaVigne sprained an ankle after practice facility at Baldwin-Wallace m Hartford at Simsbury, East Hampton al tossed in by Roger LODGING (802) 42 2 3 7 M •SKIREPORT:800) 451430t against the undefeated (4-0) fourth world all-around cham­ Minnesota was the highest in the University’s basketball squad Indiana Celtics, 22-10. Ray Lata scoring a basket which gave UConn a pionship Sunday at the National College, ending three weeks of Greenwood and Chris Minutemen. But Connecticut Coach league since 1958, will receive the this season. The senior guard Detroit Rham and Bacon Academy at Coventry. recorded four points for 28-19 lead at Boston University Satur­ Finals Rodeo, earning $10,749 in the speculation about his future with the Galligan last night as Dorn Perno, with a 3-2 record after award at a Boston baseball writers’ has averaged 12 points per Kansas City the Celts. day with 5:31 remaining to play in the 10 go-rounds. club. Burger King upended Pro five games, says he will not concede first half; and 6-8 John Delagrange, dinner Jan. 26. game with the Jumbos who are Pacific Division $nount 0 notti a thing to the power-packed Bay Ferguson, who also won the steer "As of yesterday (Monday) mor­ W L Pet. GB Remodeling, 35-23, Best for VERMONT nursing an injured knee, didn’t even wrestling championship, won the all ning we had reached a mutual agree­ Carew won his sixth batting title 2-2. His last-second basket the Pros were Tim Fisher Sign centerback States. “I know our job will be all the dress for the game. Portland , 21 4 .840 more difficult with Randy LaVigne around title in 1974 and 1976 and tied ment with Forrest Gregg that he during the 1977 season and led the gave Tufts a 75-73 win over Phoenix 9 .609 (7), Brian Feshler (6) and Best December skiing In years. Ski 40 iraiis and 8 lifts UConn began practice without CHICAGO (UPI) - The this weekend Including 2 gondolas and the North out," he says. "But we are preparing for it in 1975. would resign effective at the end of league in runs scored with 128 and Clark earlier this week. John 13 .500 Pete Alosky (6). these starters on Monday. “It just Golden State Chicago Sting Tuesday Face. Snow making continuing. Closest big mountain to give it an all-out effort; and given Paul Tierney, Rapid City, S.D., our season,” said Modell in a 15- triples with 16. He also knocked in 100 16 .385 ll'/z Second game found looks like we’ll have to expect nearly Pisch, ex-Manchester High Los Angeles signed centerback Derek skiing to Manchester. a break or two, we can come out the came in second in the all-around race minute news conference along with runs, hit 14 homers and stole 23 .379 12 Tickets sale starts Groman’s stopping Wyman standout, tallied 17 points for Seattle 18 Spalding, 22, to a 1978 con­ victors.” 40 minutes out of the starting five,” with $7,883 in winnings. General Manager Peter Hadhazy. bases. Oil, 27-16. Matt Cusson and Tuesday’s Results tract. He was purchased LOCATED tN EAST lO BEACH SOUTHtBN VERMONT ON Vi 100 said Perno, Clark. Scott Garman led the at­ New York 107, Atlanta 106 late last week from the tack with 8 and 6 points LODGING (802)464 8501 ‘ SKI REPORT (802)464 2151 Cleveland 116, Seattle 104 for UConn Classic Hibernian Football Club of while Dave Callahan and New Orleans 117, Los Angeles 94 S cotland. Put teeth in your winter driving. w»h Washington 102, Golden State 96 Basketball fans intending to obtain Civic Center ticket offices; or by Merrimac College tops Chicago 99, Denver 96 tickets for the UConn Classic to be mail at UConn only. Athletic Ticket Milwaukee 129, Philadelphia 117 played in the Hartford Civic Center Office, U78, Storrs, 06268. '^Roundup a Division II hoop poll V—. Boston 122, New Jersey 108 Dec. 28 and 29 are urged to obtain Manhattan plays Massachusetts at Portland 111, Buffalo 108 7 Wednesday, Dec. 28, and UConn G O O D p r C A R TEE-TOTALERS - their tickets ahead of time in order to for your car today! BOSTON (UPI) - points. The Warriors face T’*ee$tone avoid standing in long lines on the meets Niagara at 9. The third-place Fran Misseri 187-496, Mary Merrimack College, paced one more game, a matchup WHA game will follow Thursday at 7 with McConville 483, Leda Nicol dates of the games. by two of the top four against tough Colby on W L T Pts. the title game at 9. 180-513, Donna Magowan "It is next to impossible to handle scorers in the region, has Monday, before taking a New England 18 6 3 39 179-509, Kathy Rose 177, the great number of fans at the ticke^ Athlete of Month opened a wide lead in the Christmas-time layoff until Quebec 16 10 1 33 Donna Rose 176, Kim windows just before game time,’ second weekly coaches Jan. 7. Winnipeg 15 12 1 31 said UConn Director of Athletics LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Los balloting of the UPI New Brandeis, 4-1, picked up Ruggiero 180-482, Pat Edmonton 12 13 1 25 Angeles Rams’^ veteran wide Twerdy 178-457, Nan STEEL BELTED John Toner. “For this reason we England Division II basket­ seven first-place votes in Houston ' , 11 13 1 23 receiver Harold Jackson, the leading Santerson 456, Mary Ann urge your cooperation by obtaining ball poll. finishing second with 80 lndianapoli$' 9 15 3 21 NFC pass catcher with 48 receptions Garbeck 177. tickets early in the day, or before the Undefeated Boston State points. Suffolk, 5-1 was r a d i a l r /s snoul b it w s Cincinnati j 10 15 0 20 this season, Tuesday was named the BITERS dates of the games.” College, winner of the Divi­ third with 61 points, and snom Birmingham 9 15 2 20 Toner also suggested that fans Southern California Athlete of the PARKADE BANTAM- sion III poll the past two Colby moved up to fourth Tuesday’s Results might get into the holiday spirit and Month for November. Ricky Scagnelll 379. 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Jacob W. and Tim of 88 A78-13 20.00 effective as studded ER78-14 RAIN CHECK — II we sail out of your size we will Issue you a rain check, assuring tulure delivery al the adverlised price. senior forward Dana 1.73 5.60-15 24.00 1.70 185R-14 00.00 2.47 Vancouver 10 12 f! 0? ^ Friday night the Athletitf Depart- Chapman Tech of New London by the Skinner, fourth with a 25.5- Broadway Street, Coven­ Town & Country tires FR78-14 195R-14 62.00 Support vital B78-13 28.00 1.82 6.00-15L 29.00 1.77 in getting you going 2.65 Chicago 8 12 !, raent of Manchester Community New York Giants in 1945. He toiled in point average. try, finished one-two in The GR78r14 205R-14 65.00 2.85 MANCHESTER, Vt. Herald’s weekly “Beat the C78-13 29.00 1.97 6.85-15 and keeping you going Colorado 2 12 •' 7; College will present the first annual the minors until 1953 when the'Giants Central Connecticut, 4-0 30.00 1.82 in snow. HR78-14 215R-14 60.00 3.04 Minnesota 6 18 | WINTER TIRE MONEY SAVER (UPI) — The president of Expert” football contest. 6.45-14 26.00 FR78-15 MCC Sports Night. Beginning at 7 brought him up to the parent team. Save Novir Through Saturday On Discontinued Tread Design... going into this week’s play, the Bromley Ski Area said 1.73 F78-15 38.00 2.40 195R-15 64.00 2.59 St. Louis 6 19 1 there will be social hour,' followed by He participated in the 1954 World received the remaining Jacob Bohr called 11 of GR78-15 205R-15 68.00 'Suburbanite)^ Polyglas' Sunday uses must be found the 14 games correctly and C78-14 30.00 2.01 G78-15 2.59 AMAZING 2.90 ,Wales Conference dinner at 8 and speakers at 9. Series, which the Giants won by first-place ballot and 37.00 HR78-15 215R-15 70.00 3.11 for ski areas in the spring, GRIP ON ' Norris Division ’The dinner will be prepared and sweeping the Cleveland Indians in S ilt A 7 M 3 finished second in the his tie-hreaker score was E78-14 32.00 2.23 .H78-1B 38.00 2.79 JR78-1S summer and fall if they are 42. 225R-15 72.00 3.27 W L T , served by students in the MCC four games. Gardner was an in­ whittwall *37 »40 »42 *43 *46 ICEANDSNOWI Plus $1.73 Sire E7a i4 sue F78 I4 SueG78-14 SU eG781S Sire H78-15 polling with 47 points. F78-14 34.00 2.37 L78-15 40.00 LR78-15 235R-15 77.00 3.44 F.E.T. No to survive economic Tim Bohr placed second 3.09 Montreal 19 5 ^! Hotel/Food Service Management fielder, playing second base, third Plus $2.26 Plus $2.42 Plus$2.S8 Plus $2,651 Plus $2.6$ Springfield College, 5-0 (jde netded. F.E.T. No F.E.T. No F.E.T. No F.E.T. No F.E.T. No pressures. Los Angeles 13 9 ! program and the entire activities will trade needed. trade needed. trade needed. trade needed. trade needed. through last week's games, with 10 correct picks, in a base, and shortstop. “Diversification into Pittsburgh 8 14 ’ “ take place in the dining room in the He spent the next 12 years in the was third with 38 points, week of upsets, and had a Whitewalls extra. NO t r a d e -in n e e d e d i n o t r a d e -in n e e d e d i year-round activities for Detroit 9 1^ I ^CC Student Center Building. The major leagues with the Giants, while Quinnipiac, 4-1, was 35 tie-hreaker total. ski areas is as vital as Washington 4 20 ) 13 public is invited and tickets may be Baltimore Orioles, Washington fourth with 20 points. Third best was Sylvia WINTERIZE snow,” Stigg Albertsson Stechholz of 85 Ferguson . Adams Division obtained by calling the MCC Athletic Senators, New York Yankees and Bryant, 5-1, and St. said at a meeting of the Road, who had 10 correct W L T Pts. Office (6454900) Ext. 245. Proceeds Boston Red Sox. In 1958, he was voted SPECIAL Michael’s, 3-2, were tied Eastern Ski Writers and a 30 tie-breaker guess. 5 61, will be used to pay/for the MCC the Baltimore player of the year by Wv'll Clean and Ruah for fifth with 17 points. Boston 18 8 FREE Association. The final contest is this Buffalo 19 ' 3 41 baseball team’s annual spring the Baltimore sportswriters. While your Cooling Syatom, Boston State, with a big ICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. “The economic / IW IORI^S^ BROTHERS / Toronto 16 6 3 35 southern trip. at Baltimore, his roommate was Chock Bolta, Hoaoa, 96-93 win over taller Tufts Week as the National Foot- (OPPOSITE SEAR'S AUTOMOTIVE) pressures are just too Cleveland 8 17 3 19 Among the several prominent Dick Williams, now his manager at 295 BROAD ST., Battary, Raplaca up to last week, received 14 of hall I^eague regular season SAFETYi great to chance your professional baseball players who PHONE 643-1161 2gali.Anttfraaza the 23 first place ballots ends Sun.say. Tuesday’s Results Montreal. success on the roll of the will speak will be Billy Gardner;, Gardner has spent the last 32 years MON., TUES., WED , FBI. 8-5;30 • THURS. 8-8 • SAT, 8-1 cast by Division III Winners each week Chicago 2, NY Islanders 2 $ 1 2 . 8 5 dice in a winter-only third base - coach of the Montreal in professional baseball as a pftyer, CHECK coaches and a total of 108 receive merchandise cer- 315 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER. CO NN.* Phone 643-5135 Colorado 4, Buffalo 1 business,” he said. lificates. Vancouver 3, Washington 1 Expos. Gardner was signed out of coach and manager. PAGE FOURTEEN-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 14, 1977 Carter picks MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 14, 1977— PAGE KlhTEEN-H P riso n e r Virginia pine iF b ri 33 Homee For Sale 23 Monrn For Sale 23 NonMa For Sale ’ ’ 23 n m m F w Safa...... 23 Hemee‘ F»S ale'‘ ' ' 23 COOUDGE, Ga. (UPI) National Weather Forecast - A 10-foot-high Virginia i l c r a l i i of C ubans pine has been selected as the Christmas tree for UNW THESE OVERI President Carter’s Plains, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING released Ga., home. The tree was selected Tuesday in a contest by the Georgia Christmas 'Trees COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) - “It’s PHONE 843-2711 Growing Association and quite a Christmas story.” FOR ASSISTANCE IN PI.ACING YOUR AD will be taken 75 miles to With that one phrase Thomas Em- Plains Friday. The first mickysummed up his family’s family plans to celebrate ^ rail feelings Tuesday night when he INDEX ' advertisinq * learned that his father, Frank, was Christmas at their South N O T ie td Georgia home. being released from a Cuban prison 1 -- Lott and found DEADLINE |g » ,5 S - ri. lowiti tlMrtiATUUI The tree came from the 2 -- Ptrtonalt FOUR BEDROOM EAST WINDSOR-Six acres BOLTON - Nine room where he has been held on spy 3 - - Announctmtntt 12:00 noon tho day bafora ' * HAPPY ADS with spacious ten room Colonial. Four bedrooms, 2 charges for 15 years. Thomas County farm of 4 - Enttrltinm tfll publication. Newer Colonial with Itk baths, fireplace, beautiful NEWER DUPLEX Contemporary. Two baths 1/2 baths. Urge family room, “It’s a Christmas present that is Bruce Murphy, president 5 - Auctions Daadima for Saturday and rec room, formal dinhng room, kitchen with all plus two lavs, 3 fireplaces, vinyl siding, two car garage, appliances and lots of wall-to-wall carpeting. $40's. 5-5 with separate heating systems, IVk baths, full just too unexpected and too fantastic of the Christmas tree FINANCIAL Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. large barn. Call Suzanne or In-ground pool extremely well e - eonds-Slocks-Mortotots basements, all appliances,-.aluminum siding and growers’ group. E 3 " Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. constructed. Abundant in­ to describe,” said ’Thomas Emmick. 9 - PorsontI Loans more! High $S0s. stallation Many extras. Murphy said since White 10 - in s u rtn e t PLEASE READ UPlatHTMR rOTOCUT • Watson Beach Co., “When we received word from the Manchester Office, 647-9139. Immediate occupancy. $66,- State Department, we were just officials refused to accept EMPLOYMENT Equal Housing Opportunity. 000. No agents. m J X m work the pine as a gift, a $14 bill 13 - Help Warned YOUR AD 644-2555. shocked.” 14 - Business Opportunities Claitlflad Bdt art taken over Happiness Is Saving For Period Ending 7 AM EST Thursday. During Wednesday 15 - Situation Wanted the phone ea a convenlenca. — $10 for the tree and $4 for k night, rain will fall in the Pacific Northwest, while snow is Emmick, 30, a Toledo insurance The Herald Is retpontibla for :3 Your Paper For Tha MANCHESTER Large Cape • a hand-^ade stand — will EDUCATION salesman, said, “My mother is just only one Incorrect Insertion and East Catholic Paper Drive g expected in upper Minnesota and the upper Northeast. Mostly Full dormer. 1 acre. Highland be sent to the President. fa - Private Instructions 1 so emotional about it all. She can't 19 - Scrtoois-Classei then only to the size of the Please bring them to East fair weather is anticipated elsewhere. Minimum temperatures Park. 3-4 bedrooms. Base­ really express how she feels after all 20 - Instructions Wanted originel insertion. Errors which ;$ Catholic High or call 649- * include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 44 (61), TIRED OF ment garage. $49,000.649-3222. do not lessen the value of the Boston 30 (49). Chicago 32 (42), Cleveland 32 (45), Dallas 44 this time.” REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor­ 2633, or 289-3839 forj^ Members of the Warsaw 23 - Homes tor Sale rected by an additional inser­ pickup. ,______& (75), Denver 30 (61), Duluth 22 (32), Houston 47 (77), Jackson­ RENTING? Ma n c h e s t e r - Two family, The State Department informed 24 ~ Lots-Land for Sale pact, the Communist mutual tion. ville 53 (71), Kansas City 36 ( 53), Little Rock 38 ( 53), Los Then invest in this im­ 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces, the Emmick family Tuesday that defense organization, are 25 - Invesimeni Properly immaculate. Good rents. $46,- 26 - Business Property .Angeles 52 (68), Miami 69 (78), Minneapolis'27 (37), New JUST LISTED maculate 5-5 Two Family Cuba will release the 63-year-old Em­ the Soviet Union, Bast Ger­ 27 - Resort Property f . Happiness Is | LUMINUM SIDED 900. Hutchins Agency, 646- Orleans 51 (70), New York 37 (50), Phoenix 42 ( 75), San Fran­ Three bedroom newer Colonial. Fireplaced living with 3 car garage, separate mick before the end of the year. many, Poland, Czechoslova­ 26. ~ Real Estate Wanted 515 room super clean Ranch. Three bedrooms, gar­ heating systems, for only 3166. kia, Hungary, Romania and MISC. SERVICES I Aunt Dots’ I cisco 53 (59), Seattle 46 (51), St. Louis 34 (50) and Washington 41 room, one full and two half baths, carpeting, Emmick was arrested in Havana in 30 - • Travel ' (54). age and a large treed lot. Mid $40s. $49,900. Call for details. Bulgaria. 31 — Services Uttered I Christmas Party, | appliancesiliances and basement garage. Mid $40s. GOOD SOLID Older Home - 1963 and charged with being the head 32 - Painiing-Papering ADVERTISING With 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, and of the American CIA in Cuba. He 33 - Building-Contracting 3 4 - - Roofng-Siding I Even If Its In | CONTEMPORARY a nice lot. Near schools, shop­ denied the charges but was sentenced 35 - Heating-Plumbing RATES ping, and churches. $38,900. Jai alai 36 - Flooring COLONIAL Call Broker, 649-3100. to 30 years, and in 1973 was given 37 - Moving-Trucking-Sloraga 1 d a y ___tic word per day S January. | BUNCHMID & MBSEnd, Inc. another 20 years for smuggling a 38 - Services Wanted 3 days ... lOt word per day Brand new and waiting for ^?j'-V ■ results. 6 d a y s ___9c word per day i 189 WEST CENTER STREET you to add your personal MANCHESTER-Beautiful 10 letter through the Cuban un­ MISC. FOR SALE 26 d a y s ___8c word per day room contemporay. 3 full 4 0 - Household Goods ?{ B Kuz I Love You, | touch. Located in Tuesday Nighi 15 words $2.00 minimum eouAL Hoi/ama baths, floor-ceiling marble derground to then CIA Director 41 — Articles lor Sale m Happy A d s ...... $2.30 ir>ch '4 i OPnORTUNITY prestigious Rockledge fireplace. 2 dens, plus recra- Richard Helms. I . I I M iiW 42 - Building Supplies 43 - Peis -Birds- Dogs K I'll Wear My Suit. 4 area, this home features tion room with bar. Balcony “1 can't really talk about the 74w Cm sn iM i*“S3’^ S lS S S '< i-2482 Last try for leaves UklMlSli^ iM 44 — Livestock fireplaced living room, overlooking living room. charges,” said Emmick’s son in a m k 1-714UI 45 - Boats & Accessories family room, 3 bedrooms, Carpeting. Sunny kitchen with P lM 1-7 S7tM 46 - Sporting Goods ------— telephone interview from Toledo. W-IS- -S- . m. . ss 47 - Garden Products i ^ I garage and treed lot. sliders to deck. Garage. Ideal Winter arrived before autumn left, but Manchester’s irmcti MMaww nytn “My father was allowed to write to Id-d U71M 48 - Aetiques Priced at $58,900. for Home/office. Builder's highway crew makes a final attempt to collect some 49 - Wanted to Buy I 13 Help Wentad us. He was allowed to send two Help Wanted O Help Wanted 13 own home, many extras. Put ItMiCna liN IH 4Ji RENTALS this lovely home on your shop- letters a month, using only one sheet remaining snow-covered leaf piles on West Gardner Street 87th '% □ EDUCATION T M h U i w IH IN 52 - Rooms lor Rent THE TOWN OF SIX-SIX ning• •’list. ■ $68,900.------10. “ Equal • near Dougan’s Alley. (Herald photo by Pinto) M as M iN 53 - Apartments for Rent of paper. And during the last two Say it where MANCHESTER-has several Duplex recently Housingig Opportunity. f Gliaden W M l 1-3 m N 54 - Homes for Rent W i years his correspondence was hriacU 1-3 U7M 55 - Business lor Rent Birthday g CETA, Title Vl-Project Prlvata Inetrueilone IB remodeled. Separate 528-9081. restricted even further. liStcIi 1-34 3717J« 56 - Resort Property lor Rent openings. Applicants must be heating systems, big 57 - Wanted to Rent EXPERIENCED REMEDIAL READING and TOLLAND-7-room custom “But the important thing is, he’s 58 - Misc. lor Rent leee unemployed 15 weeks, live in rooms, convenient loca­ ISLiatm 1S.N Ul 3M Manchester and meet certain math; individualized work Ranch with three bedrooms, coming home,” he said. “That’s all 44krt(iliMa 4Ji IN Margaret ¥ OIL RURNER TECHNICIAN tion. Good investment or Cosmonauts rested, AUTOMOTIVE economic criteria. Positions am, (lst-8th grade) by 2Vii baths, stone fireplaced 2-an Cant 341 that really matters.” 61 - Autos lor Sale live-in. Priced at $48,900. M M i 44 tlLN 62 - Truclis for Sale which are open include: Clerk B :r’s degree teacher. 568- family room. 10 acres with Emmick said his mother, Raphael, M tU a M S371.N P tn o n tlB 2 8075. open land ideal for horses. trihcU 34-2 NN.1I 63 - Heavy Equipment tor Sale I, Clerk II, Draftsperson, En­ • BLUE CROSS - CMS “almost gave up hope. She still can't 64 - Motorcycles-Bicyctes McConkeyl vironmental Assisfant, Equip­ Spacious barn. Call Suzanne 65 - Cempera-Trailers-Mobile NEED RIDE To and from in • EXCELLENT WAGES or Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J to begin experiment ment Maintenance Techni­ STORE AND really talk about it. I’m really hap­ iU m nM SiO 1L20 Homes Hartford, 8 to 4. Parkade A 2 -IM 3J0 4JI 66 - Automotive Service cian. Interested ^licants • PAID HOLIDAYS Watson Beach Co., pier for her than me. I was just a l I ll tBW 4.U 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease vicinity. Please call 649-1246, must go to the CMP Office, Schoole-Claetae 18 APARTMENT Manchester Office, 647-9139. MOSCOW (UPI) - With a full day ? Love From, tyke when it all happened, but she day morning. IWa2-4mN after 6:(X) p.m. 806 Main Street, Manchester, • RETIREMENT PLAN Many possibilities for this Equal Housing Opportunity. of rest behind them, two cosmonauts hrfNta 4-2 S1312I S FOR THE BEST-Manchester had so many memories of him.” Dr. Konstantin Feoktistov, a Trifwti 4-2-3 m M Classified AD to determine if they are eligi­ • GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS unique property. Good WHOEVER TOOK THE Bag Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 The elder Emmick also has a aboard the Salyut 6 space lab were cosmonaut who helped design Soviet nm gft Estelle, Alice, ble for the CETA program. An • NO TRAVELING TO HARTFORD location for grocery store, prepared to plunge into “complexa ILM UO 3J0 containing little girls Equal Opportunity Employer. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Lote-Lend tor Sale 24 daughter, Carolyn Scheaffer of spacecraft, told Tass the existence of UiKti hrtvii 1140 120 sneakers and pocket book ft troductory lesson with this ad. grinder shop, office, etc., experiments” today, the Tass news S-Hn fivN 7J0 plus 5 room apartment and Defiance, Ohio. two docking units “gives a large UGiaREPRESENTATMM from Lea’s Market, PLEASE CALL OR WRITE..... Call 6464306, or 646-3549. BUILDING LOT For Sale - M i l 14 $21.41 I Evelyn, Muriel, STUFFERS AND MAILERS- 2-car garage. Priced to sell' “I know my mother wants to get agency reported. safety margin, especially in docking hriNta M $12110 return them immediately to Urgently needed! $25.00 per Henry Street. Near schools. S MORIARTY BROS. INC. 643-5135 at $41,500. the whole family together,” said Em­ The Soviet press said Lt. Col. Yuri operations.” TrifKta 1-14 $l2tM DlVORCE-uncontested ... the store. hundred guaranteed. Send No brokers. Call 646-4528,46- son $175 ... plus court costs Dave, and Bert self-addressed stamped 315 CENTER ST. mick. “It should be quite a Christ­ Romanenko, 33, and Georgi Grechko, He said the use of two systems Inetrueilone Wanted 20 4528. l-Jm Una 1141 140 120 Criminal Defense, Motor ROOM MATE w anted in envelope, TK Enterprises, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 m as.” 46, relaxed Tuesday and used their “opens up the possibility for MMoyChaiial 11.40 4J0 Manchester. Must be clean, ...... LAKE 44mta 0dm im Vehicle • House Closings Box 21679, Denver, Colorado. CHOICE CORNER Property - Emmick said his family had “tried free time to adjust to the simultaneous work of the station non-smoker and over 255yeai years M i a 14 $41M • Wills • Other Matters. 80221. FRONT On East Middle ’Turnpike for weightlessness of space and test a hrtacta 14 $1IU0 old. Ever; for $150 Holp Wanted 13 all the diplomatic channels we know with two transport ships.” Help Wanted 13 H elp W anted 13 □ REAL ESTATE is the location of this 5 professional office building. new “weightless shower.” Trifada 144 $12110 month. I HIGH SCHOOL BOY-For Owner/Agent will sell or of” to get his father released and “There are greater opportunities tmtn AnOMEYSTEVDIST.CUi room Ranch of only 8 “The doctors decided to give the UMacha 1110 12i0 2$i0 SUPERVISOR^ WANTED. AN OHIO OIL CO. olfora kitchen and dishwashing (build to suit). Gordon Realty, said the Cubans probably decided to to deliver additional scientific equip­ PERSONS WHO Love to do JOBS ARE HERE Homee For Sale 23 years. Ideal summer home crew a rest not because of any signs n o 2J 0 Mtmbtr ol Conn. Bar 1970 Excellent opportunity to PLENTY OF MONEY plua duties, part time after school. 643-2174. release him "because of his ill health ment and food to the station,” he i m 100 supplement income. housecleaning, here is a 3■ days 'ay; a week and Saturda;ays. Thare art tamporary aaaignmanta In your arat, or year round you will of their being tired but because they M ia IS $21.00 Qraduata Qtorgalown Law eaah bonuaaa, Irlngt COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg and as a gesture of good will.” said. Formtr UConn la w Faculty Enihusiastic and responsible chance to do something you Apply3ly in person. Brass Key doing tha joba you do batL Clarkt, aacratarlai, typItU, enjoy the 100' of lake froq- hrfacta 13 $124iO 742-77«6 (Coventry) banallla to matura In­ Farm, with three story barn. “My father has had a couple of want to be in top form at the start of Western experts suggested the TrifKta 13-2 $lHiO □ EMPLOYMENT individual needed to fill recent like, and get paid for it. (Jail R'estaurani" ■ at. accounting clarkt, and all offlea tkillt ara naadad lage.’ Priced in the upper Buelnett Property 26 complex experiments,” Tass said. vacancy in our office staff. dividual In Manchaatar Cosmic Cleaners, 872-3043. Butler-type building. Power heart attacks while in Cuba," he current space mission may include a Dom immadlataiy. plant, and other out ouildings, $40’s. 1120 110 7.00 Pleasant and persuasive area. Rtgardlaaa ol WANTED BABYSITTER said, “and we just pray to God he’ll The crew cut in a 16-hour workday second Soyuz launch in an attempt to plus Three Lovely Homes. BOLTON NOTCH - Visible IMLaifa 740 4i0 Help W anted 13 telephone manner is a must. oxparlanca, writ* Q.S. days lla.m-5 p.m. Own SPECIAL RECRUITING IN MANCHESTER highway location. Industrial, Monday, shutting down their Soyuz 26 7-jrLvi 4i0 MUST BE STEADY, reliable Offers invited. B/W Realty, be able to make the trip okay.” dock two spacecraft with Salyut 6 45 hour week, split shift 9-1 Rtad, Praa., American transportation. Call after 5 Thursday, Dec. 15, 9 A;M. - 1 2 Noon WANTED!! commercial. Retail, office, capsule because it will not be needed M i a 14 $4100 and some mechanical ability 647-1419. Emmick said no definite release simultaneously. Pwfacta 11 $13100 □ NOTICES SALES POSITION - Straight p.m. 5 p,m.-9 p.m. 9 a.m. - t Lubricanta Co., Box 896, to repair tool maker precision p.m. 643-9946. ManchM tsr Y.W.C.A., 78 North Main St. Full time sales people who storage. Phone 1-223-4460, again until the time comes to return Trifada 3-14 $41130 commissions, leads furnished date has been given, but “we believe p.m, Saturday. Send resume Dayton, Ohio 45401. to o ls . E "Experience x p e rie n c e not Long and abort tarm tamporary atalgnmanta and MANCHESTER - Spring are interested in a career before 9:00 a.m. to earth. m to homeowners. Call 242-5402. to American Frozen Foods. 29 . We will train. Ap MAN FOR HEAVY WORK - in the Real Estate Profes­ it will be within a week or two.” Newsman suspended UteaiaCna 1100 540 100 Lost and Found 1 necessary, high hourly rataa, navtr a faa Street location. Attractive 8- 3 -J J M 140 4.00 Bissell Street. East Hartford. ly at Holts Inc 167 Pine , in fertilizer plant plus general sion. High commissions. “It’s funny how you pray for The cosmonauts, who rocketed into STEADY WORK - Reliable, room Connecticut Gambrel space Saturday, have a full schedule BOSTON (UPI) - WNAC-TV news 2-Mfctadw 2J0 Ct. 06108 or Call Sharon after “HOUSEWIVES” Need extra Manchester. warehouse labor. Telephone KELLY SERVICES MLS member, and more. Beeorl Properly 27 something ever since you were a M U 13 $4U0 FOUND - Grey tiger cat. hard worker, who wants nestled on a beautiful wooded anchorman Jack Cole has been 5:00 at 569-4990. money for Christmas shop­ Mr. Hill, 643-0644. 100 CONSTITUTION PLAZA 249-8585 Ask for Carl Zinsser. youngster,” he said, “and then alt of of medical and scientific Nrfada 14 $13130 Small, white fur mark on left steady employment, good in­ EqusI opportunltf omphyoe M /f lot. Country kitchen, two, suspended without pay for making an Trifada M 2 $33040 hip. Double paws. Well ping? Try your hand at WE ARE ACCEPTING working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet a sudden it happens. experiments but the Soviet press has come. Call 528-6702 between 9- telephone solicling, from our MAKE MONEY WHILE THE trained and lovable. Call after • I'M DREAMING of a Green Applications - Dietary Aides, age. Must be seen. $70’s. R. ZINSSER from beach. Neat, winterized, said much of their attention will be “inappropriate and unprofessional” 34jmi 14J9 tW lU 2 only. convenient East Hartford of­ kids area in school. Instead of “It’s quite a Christmas story.” 3:00, 646-4406. C hristm as!” Be an Avon Laundry Aides, Maintenance Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, two bedroom cottage. $16,900. devoted to reactivating and testing remark during a Dec. 9 newscast. S 4 M I 17JI 3JI fice. Part-time hours. Hourly waiting in the house for the RECEPTIONIST-Vernon SECRETARY TO Bank financing available with 7-Mna 4.N NOW accepting applications Representative. Earn money Men, Nurses Aides, kids to come home, become 646-1980, 647-1139. the docking system that scotched the After a feature story on chimney rate plus commission. Professional Firm has SUPERVISOR-of special 25% down. 267-9452. M b 3-5 LOST BLACK and white for full time employ]ment. in your spare time. Start now - Housekeepers, Recreation an Avon Representative. You opening for well-groomed and education-Vernon Public safety at Christmas was aired on the MKta3-5 kitten. Vicinity Main and Interested? For details call $58,900 - SPRING STREET. previous Soviet space mission, Soyuz Trifada 34-7 Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 buy lots of presents this 569-4990 between 9-12 p.m., Directors, for prospective can meet people, earn money business-like person, able to Schools-30 hour week, 10 Now you know 25. station’s 6 o’clock news. Cole Woodland St. Please call 643- only. December. Call 523-9401. permanent replacements. and be home before they get Three bedroom Ranch, huge Qlffimi ask for Elaine. handle phone calls, and months. Typing required. rec room, IVk baths, fireplace, reportedly said: “We’ll be back with 140Knfi Zinta 1141 L2I IM 6544. Full and part time, for there. For details, call 742- visiting clients in a friendly Salary range $2.66 to $4,20 per Real Bstale Wanted 23 The largest cigar ever made, now That crew failed to link up with the 2-JjSna 341 441 2 car garage. 100 x 200’ corner, more alleged news in a moment.” ADDRESSERS WANTED - CUSTODIAN-8:30 a.m .-4:30 striking employees. Apply at 6946. and mature manner. Typing hour. Inquire Mr. Anthony on display in the Bunde Tobacco and space lab and returned to earth only $4ttita lirraa 5JI Meadows Convalescent 646-8727, evenings 649-1294, ALL CASH For your property, M b 2-7 $2U4 LOST- Bolton Lake, Keeney immediately! Work at home ability also necessary. Please Magliocco, Supervisor of 48 hours after liftoff. “We regard the remark as com­ p.m. Full time. General Center, 333 Bidwell Street, M3-1357, Broker. Cigar Museum in Germany, is about Pirfida74 $5131 Drive. Male, yellow. Tiger — no experience necessary. INSTRUCTOR-Prior military send resume to Box A. c/o Special Education, care of MANCHESTER - Large Cape within 24 hours. Avoid Red pletely inappropriate and un­ cleaning duties. Pleasant at­ Manchester. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 67 inches long and 26 inches in cir­ The Soyuz 26 team entered the Trifada 7-24 $2$SJI striped. Bob-Tailed cat. Call Excellent pay. Write mosphere. Good benefits. experience preferred. Must be Manchester Herald. 'Talcottville School. Telephone - Full dormer. 1 acre. Twom Wrap-Knit HEBRON. Make an offer on Corporation, 646-0131. cumference. It would take about 600 space lab through an alternate hatch professional,” Station News Director 643-5012, Reward. American Service. 8350 Park Please call 646-0129 between 9 in good health. Excellent pay 643-4679. The Vernon Board of Highland Park. 3-4 bedrooms. I4«raflri Imaa 1.10 4.40 3J0 Lane. Suite 269. Dallas Texas. ana benefits. All Training this spotless seven room after linking up with the station Sun­ Dick Graf said Tuesday. S.N 5.10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. KITCHEN Cabinet installers Education is an Equal Oppor­ Basement garage. $49,000. hours to smoke. M M Zapll 75231. provided. Call Army Reserve HOUSEKEEPERS - Janitors Ranch. Decorator family SELLING your house? Call us lU hO m kt 4.H LOST IN FRONT OF Caldor’s for new and remodeling work. tunity Employer. It does not room with wood burning 649-3222. M b M $li0l December 14, 1976 Black and Hourly or contract rates. Call Opportunities for appointment full time and part time discriminate against race or first and we’ll make you a Tarfada 34 $14140 stove, two car garage, acre lot cash offer. T.J. Crockett, white male kitten. Finder NEEDED - School Bus KEEP SMILING Kitchen Distributors, 875- 623-4053 8 a.m.-4 p.m. positions available. Apply in sex. MANCHESTER - Three Trifada 14-1 $120.70 Drivers, Will train if . Out of state owner anxious. Realtor, 643-1577. inOBMCL 1J15 may now keep him. KEEP HAPPY 3346, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. person. East Hartford Con- $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and bedroom Duplex in newer 2 Mn£:$92!M necessary. For South Wind­ GENERAL OFFICE- All ' valeseent Home, 745 Main St,, Realtors, 633-3661. family home. Includes IMMEDIATE Cash for your L iberals LOST ROUND Cloisonne pin. sor. 90 Birookfield Street. 289- WATCHMAN - FIREMAN. training provided. Must be in East Hartford Ct...... *...... appliances and wall-to-wall 5918. • INSTRUCTOR - Prior Experience on High Pressure Buelnaea Opportunity 14 property. Let us explain our Blue with small flowers. Hand good health. Age 17-34. Good MANCHESTER - Victoria carpeting. Heat not included. military experience Boilers preferred. Year starting pay and benefits. Call fair proposal. Call Mr. crafted. Very precious posses- Colonial. 8 rooms. Family $260 monthly. Security and DRIVERS FOR School bus referred. Must be in good round. Gom wages, and over­ Army Reserve Opportunities IMMEDIATE OPENING-For SMALL ENGINE Service Belfiore, 647-1413. Jai alai sion. Near or outside room with fireplace. Low tax. references required. 2 eye laws Marshall’s Reward. Call 643- wanted. We will train you. Kealth. Excellent pay and time. Paid CMS, Blue Cros^ & 623-4053 8 a.m.-4 p.m. a Printed Circuit Fabricator, Corporation -expanding dealer children accepted. No pets. $48,900. Hutchins Agency, 646- MAY WE BUY your home? •entries* 4921. Part-time. Housewives and benefits. All Training Life Insurance. A|roly on our 3rd. shift. Applicant network. No experience Call 647-9936. r retirees preferred. provided. Call Army Reserve Amerbelle Corp., 104 East must have a good background necessary. Complete training 3166. Quick, fair, all cash and no Wednesday LOST WHI'i'E cat. Calico Manchchester area, call 643- Opportunities for appoint­ Main Street, Rockville, in Math. Experienced in program. $500. investment problems. Call Warren E. blueprint reading and Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. in Jersey nsT markings. London Park 2373 or 643-2414. Vernon area ment. 623-4053. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. required to start your own Savadfe measuring devices is 7 2 1 M r . Hebron. Name, Marbles.' call 872-282y. An Equal Opportunity business. Ideal for retired or LTdilartina 7 -1 2 te i. ^ Reward. 649-5463. Employer. necessary. General machine art time. Details on request. WE WILL BUY Your home. 3. bNMl-l 3 Farit TOOL MAKERS WANTED - shop experience is helpful. RIr. Barker. ESCAA Field Immediate sale. Fast, ef­ iTMS:.. 4. IbrtbCwaa 3-1 4 Mwrapi (MiffilERS TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - A court 5. Paaaj Cap Apply Mepp Tool Co.. Inc.. 81 DENTIIL kSSISTIUIT MUST BE STEADY, reliable Contact Mutli Circuits Inc. , Training Division Box 619.. WANTED ficient, professional service. 1-2 5 l i * M ruling Tuesday that struck down New I. IfTi iaa 5-1 OSarib Commerce Street. Glaston­ GERTVID and some mechanical ability 50 H a riso n S tr e e t, Wading River, New York. Arruda-Barcomb. 644-1539. 7. haa Lana 4-1 7 Obva bury. Manchester. 528-9395. Jersey’s law against fornication About 1,000 tons of Position available tor'Clinical to repair tool maker precision 11792. We need to buy 5 homei in Manchester area for tB a a O in ^ l O-ttJaaa Instructor on a part-time basis in tools. Experience not NEEDED meteorites annually fall on state vocaUonal technical school. may lead to liberalization of necessary. We will train. App­ for MANY PEOPLE only dream cash under $40,000 at a fair price immediately. S?'7-l-!i7 2-7-3 |?-3% 34-7 3-5-7 the moon’s surface. They MEDICAL SECRETARY For information call Z460SB4. IMMEDIATE OPEN!NG-In homosexuality and marijuana Bookkeeper - For Manchester of owning their own business. Closing date negotiable. Houeehoid Ooode 40 compose 20 per cent of the ly at HoUs Inc., 167 Pine St., Manchester and our Production Control possession statutes, the American 1. bra Laiya DOm physician’s office. Monday Manchester. Perhaps it’s time for you to 1. bM Caraa lunar soil. Department on our 2nd shift. REFRIGERATORS Civii Liberties Union predicts. 2. hia Caraa thru Friday. Hours. 9-5:3d. East Hartford areas Applicant will be working pursue that dream. I have 3.lbr1b3iiil Please sendresume to Box W, over 1,000 businessess for sale Washers, ranges, used, The New Jersey Supreme Court iMrloaifiil ■ I «. m i Mfnl 72 I-] Certain types of bamboo are CAREER MINDED? We need TEMPORARY Part Time to cMIvor tho with Computer Key Punch, u e/o Manchester Herald. Typist for January, in Accoun­ by owners. Many for FRECHETTE, MARTIN & ROTHMAN guaranteed and clean. New ruied 5-2 that the 187-year-old law 5 . l b f j « the world’s tallest grasses, people who are interested in a Manchoator Evanlng Order Entry, Production shipment damaged, GE and 0. h ii Cap i-! 0. raaab Obva t-2 some of which grow to 100 feet ting Office. Call 649-2206. minimum down. For free Realtors 646-4144 banning fornication between un­ C areer iii Marketing and NaraM Methodizing, and 'Cost Quota­ Frfgidaire. Low prices. B.D. a7. Pda M i: t__ l ti 1* N** W or higher. EXHIBIT BUILDER - brochure write: Interstate Open £renirt|'* and Sundays 3. Ibitth btacOa 0-1 Management. Young expan­ tion. Experlneed with Printed Pearl and Son, 649 Main married women and men “mocks the SOKbiaObva U K ^ rw u ■ Experienced only. Excellent ding organization, looking for LARGE CORPORATION Call Business Marketing, P.O. Box The original Liberty Tree opportunity. Displaycraft. In­ Circuit Board is helpful, but Street, 643-2171. Main Street. dignity of both offenders and en­ 044 347 3-54 345 142 547 341 i54 people who want an,n opportuni­opport expanding. Needs two not required. Salary commen­ 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. was p la n ts in Boston in 1646, corporated. Manchester. 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 643-2in. forcers. ty toI grow gi with US. Complete positive-thinking men or surate with ability. Contact women. We prepare you to SERVICE BUSINESS with 4-1 1. M r IbrM 3-2 by the citizens of the Connecticut. training program. Call Mr. Multi Circuits, Inc, 50 “Surely police have more pressing 7.1 1 btaw Saryia 3-1 Massachusetts Bay Colony. earn $200 weekly or better if $800.00 a week income SEARS PORTABLE DRYER 2 . JJPW0 Bay, 872-7381. Harrison Street, Manchester. WE DID IT! WE DID IT! - Harvest Gold. Very good duties than to search out adults who 3. htalartara L I 3.0wvbMI 4-1 PARAGON TOOL CO.. INC. SIZES q u alified. C all 872-4515 available in this area. A cash ft 4. faiib M 1-1 condition. $75. Call 289-8942 live a so-called ‘wayward’ life,” said 4. bra M l Li 5.brMI«Na T-f Has openings for Toolmakers. 10.20 between lO.am. and 2:00 p.m. CLERK/TYPIST-General of­ business. Minimum invest­ The Celling & Well People From 5. h a l a b ! All Around Machinists. GENERAL OFFICE - All ment required. 203-627-0550. anytime. Associate Justice Morris Pashman, 0 . M M training provided. Must be in Equal Opportunity Employer. fice duties. 50 wpm typing. In­ T.UOrM LI 7.M M lm a 5-1 Bridgeport Operators. EDM surance background helpful. 203-481-9M4. who wrote the majority decision. L P a b b i ti i Zaeni^ 7-1 LIQUOR PERMIT Operator. Apply at 121 Adams 2658 good health. Age 17-34. Good MANCHESTER SEWING MACHINES - Brand Stephen Nagler, executive direc­ CvM S a S J J b M n o t ic e o f application Street, Manchester. 647-9935. starting pay ana benefits. Call Good benefits. West Hartford New Zig Zags. Originally Army Reserve Opportunities, area office. 236-5911, exten­ tor of the ACLU’s New Jersey Tbil li to give DoUce that I, Jonathan . , Have Done It Again! priced at $229, NOW $69.50. A- H. Rood' 0(2_____ Stephm^ St., Mancbeiter • • • • • • • • • • • « • • • • • « • • • • # • • • i:m a p ietly stiti-h. 623-4053, 8 a.rti.-4 p.m. sion 235. 1 Sewing Center. 2026 Park Chapter, said the ruling may be an in­ have filed an application placarded 6 RH’s - LPH’s Situation Wantad Introducing a flexible, mildew L b M 1-1 tliis »'i'a|i-s«'oati>r is FULL TIME PHARMACY 15 and water resistant spray-on Street, Hartford. 236-1123. Dec. 1977 with the Uouor Control Com- sui'i* to la' a woli’amo aiU* dication the court is ready to soften 1 IM 7-1 nUjiiioD for a TAVERN (or the ul^of IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for CLERK-Needed at once. ceiling or wail texture that Is 3 .b lM 5-2 B arbs ilitiim to tho wanlrolu'. NURSE AIDES DELIVERY CLERK- For TOUGH. So toueh. we're laws against consensual alcoholic liquor on the premUea The dish washers and Dietary Some experience necessary in CHILD CARE in licensed DINETTE BUTCHER Block i t m 5-1 Green Ttvem 624 E. Mid^e T^the., By PHIL PASTORET Xo. 26.'!.'! has knit lii- Aides. Apply, Meadow Con- typing and filing. Pleasant wholesale distributor in home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, using it for local builders homosexuality and possession of 5. Mm 7-2 Manchester. ^ I'oi'tjons foi' Sizi's 111-20 Manchester. Steady, full time as an exterior foundation formica table 36x48 with 12 valesceni (Jenter, Bidwell COMPANIONS workingwbrlTing conditiiconditions and laundry, outings and overtime M stuccq. Will not chii small amounts of marijuana. I.C M 3-1 The business will be owned by The Taking candy from a baby ii iiu'lusivi'. employment. For interview inch leaf. Buffet Danish teak 7. M I 4-1 Green Coro of 6S E. Middle tnpk., Street, Manchester. Needed to provide nursing ben^itsTI In modern pharmaev. services. Manchester. Deb­ peel or flake — Anr eight feet long. 648-4224. “It’s a great decision from the L b M M easy — unless she’s 22 and on 10 ORDER, llDd 73{ for lic ll p|l. services in private homes call, 643:9147. It's WASHABLE)! Manchester and will be conducted by Apply in person at Parkade bie, 643-1790. Available 3 « M Jonathan H. Rood as permittee. Uie Olympic judo team. and medical facilities. standpoint that it reaffirms the right 5-7-3 3-5-7 1-74.5-7-3 Jonathan H, Rood RN OR LPN - Part time, 3 to Liggett Rexall. colors. ANNE CABOT II, 3 to 7, or 7 to 11. Laurel Consideration given to to privacy in a very controversial ononi Dated 9-12-77 Add to your collection ol Manchester Herald Buelnaea Opportunltf 14 Buelnaaa Opportunity 14 I lM iM N h i I . 1 I M J coliective nouns: A promise of 1150 Ave. ol America* Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, preference of days and DISHWASHER WANTED- 5 □ MISC. FOR SALE area,” Nagler said. S.JI61VI L Mrlan Mn 1 Im IEn poiiticlaos. New York, N.Y. 10QM Manchester. hours — 4 to 40 hours nights a week. Apply Cavey’s “People have been breaking the Restaurant, 45 East Center i km hrtni 4. CUnli CvN LIQUOK PERMIT Print Nami, A ddriit with 2IF available weekly. Live-in ' Arllclee lor Sale 41 law for years. It lias been selectively LMrliVril COOS and Stylt Numbir. MATURE WOMAN for Street, Manchester. L Bi&a I M l NOTICE OF APPLICATION housekeeping. Must have own companions aisp needed. KODAK D I S T R I B U T O R POLAROID enforced,” he said. 7.1m M il lit"? Ai.ni'M with n bound* ALUMINUM sheets used as t l 7. M m 8 m This is to give notice that I, Richard C A M 9 1 T transportation. Call after 6:00 Malpractice coverage, CLEANING PERSON-6 Mor- EVEREADY WANTED H0L80N “The decision points the way to the im iM m . 1-1 F. Martin of 18 Deerfield Dr., in "AIl-Scn?on Gift Book" bonding, and printing plates. .007 thick, ^4-74 i a n liM iM Manchester have fUad an wllcatloo of21-paKot>!PrlfC...$2.00. p.m. 644-2183. ______nings a week. Apply Cavey’s WB8TIN0H0U8E ALBUMS potential decriminalization of con­ 34|T 4 7-M workingmen's compensa­ Ux32". 25 cents each or 5 for 1-74 44-7 244 244 placarded 5-12-77 with the Liquor Coo- Also THESE BOOKS AT $1.26 EACH. Restaurant, 45 East Center $1. Phone 643-2711. sensual homosexual conduct, and to am TIBfn vol C^mlsslon for a GROCERY WATCHMAN - FIREMAN. tion provided. Street, Manchester. Individuil, M ile or Ftmtlo, noodod lull or port-Umo to diotrlbulo No. a-1l6>BlUE RIBBON flUllTS. ’world ftniout Kodok film and oUwr photo product* through decriminalization of other vic­ L kftei I Uipt T-l LMIIm 8-1 BEER for the sale of alcoholic liquor Containi siite in Irn ly quiltt. Experience on High Pressure the i M la M liT U m a M on the premises 509 Center 8t., oompany aatabllahad location*. Mak* thia your year lor In- UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub lIrtaiCma 5-t The 'old-time jwnny candy Nd. Q IIT -O U IIT I ON PARADE. Boilers preferred. Year WANTED PART TIME timless crimes such as the private 3. rMuaMiiiMutdiester, it Conn. Olreclions for ilit iin quiltt. dipondonca. $4998.00 Invaahnont. Quoranlood 12 month Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Looking for right she 4. Haai Urn f-t 4. M m I M mM l- i The business will be owned by Isn’t gone — you'll find it in round. Good wages, and over­ iUDtASStSTMKi HEU’-For clerical work in morchandia* tapurohaa* agraamant. use of marijuana,” he said. LMtaMOiaiilM AOnS m m Richard F. Martin k Oalre A. Mar- Brownies, nurses. East Uie 20-cent wrappers. ER aUlLTS. 11 faicln^linn quilti. time. Paid CMS, Blue Cross & VI iwnnMMVm doctors office. Write Box AA, C A U 'M r. Marito (Tel A m ) t-NO-040-1100 *r Celloel AI14-m -iri1 ' The court is scheduled to rule on Looking for the right size in lingerie for a holiday gift takes a i J i S 3-1 AM ripaM N 7 -2 UnySouthland C ^ . of 18 Deerfield Catholic School. 649-1225. 7. Rnipi M i 4-1 7.hmBdMM 4-1 Dr.. Manchester and will be conducted He. a-ttf-AM ERICA'S FAVORITI Life Insurance. Apply Connaettetrt, Ine. c/o Manchester Herald. t Mawday I* Mday, t aan. to I M>- • M . I aao. ■* 1 pan- K-F-T. ' Some of today's music Is AFCHANS. A baauliful it|acli*i New Jersey's marijuana law next trained eye as Joan Lindsay of 69 Tanner St. holds up an item tFiaUara 9-t IM m IbtiIi -1-1 by Richard Martin as permittee. remarkable — but not in a Amerbelle Corp., 104 M st 3S7 E M CMitor EL SMUaTKclR Rlchanl F. Martin He. Q-t20-MAKE A 6IFT. Many Main Street, Rockville, OrWrHa: FIRESTONE PHOTO CO., TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers • year. tifii for friends and (amilr, ’ ManehM ar, CL WAREHOUSE CLERK-40 of sleepwear for consideration. (Herald photo by Pinto) 5-7-3 344 5-74 1-74 1-141-74T7-31-74 Dated 8-12-77 family newspaper. between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. PIMtTONI lUILDINO • IINOI 1i4« MWNC*H|EMEi Good condition. Good (or I43 -H 1 I hours at $3.00 per hour. Ability plating, or welding. Call 849- An Equal Opportunity to drive truck a plus. Call 649^ I i n N. M eataariM*, DM* 41111 m m m ^ i m m s m , Employer. 8648 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. I ACROSS stringed Answer to Previous Punie Instrument MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 14, 1977 - PAGE SEVENTEEN-B PAGE SIXTEEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Dt-c. 14, 1977 1 Psm lts* 88 Exploaiv* □IHUUMCiTlunLI 7 8 Mas W att (abbr.) W1 u ChariM M. Schultz Apartmenta For Rant 83 Apartmantt For Rant 83 Auloa ForSala 81 Auto* For Sato 81 rola 88 Actor Parker 0 a 1 Franh and Ernest 8 Tasta a l! 2 1 FOUR ROOId Apartment. TWO ROOMS Furnished. 1971 FORD LTD - AutomaUc, 1972 PINTO RUNABOUT-6 Dear Abby loHIpop DOWN uucinci EinQntauQ $185 monthly. W I ^ Street, Stove, refrigerator, bath, power steering and brakes, speed, radio, sharp and clean. - 12App*aranca 0Qan □Pion mne: OH,w eM ...A MO0-MOO HeUfi AMD RKkvillersn-^. air conditioning, excellent Guaranteed, $15W. Hurry on 13lpoaa*aa 1 Peruvian mnci a n a a d q c jd X H f i T f c heat, hot water. Apply (comr.) baaatof have ho\) decided M arlow’s, 867 Main St., condiUon. $1500. 6469199. this one. Suburban Motors, 50 By Abigail Van Buren □ □ □□□a n o n c ia D A M D O - M O O H t n A m O O » T U t t R i MANCHESTER - Four room Tolland Turnpike, 14 Woodwind i1 burden □ D D CIDCl ^nothinsMI VOU'RE m i t i N G Manchester. J inatrumant 2 Polarize WHAT i/OU'RE GOIN6 A MOO, SireRYW HtfE A apartment In a four family WE PAY $10 For complete Manchester. r 3 Tf (NOTHINGiJ SUCH A 15 English 3 Diplomat U A n TO 66T ME FOR NOTHING.' I M y e M T o f house. $165. J.D. Real Estate, AVAILABLE JANUARY lst4 junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland prineasa 4 Supplement TEASE... 646-1960 or 6461237. Auto Body, 526im . 1974 OPEL MANTA-6door DEAR ABBY: Christmas is coming soon and I dread it. I a T u li v a el I*□ aI* n n si ^ETWVIEN'5 6IKTH0W? Room Duplex. Stove, tekmg to a large family and we all go to Mom’s tor 16 Booitsr 5 Existence 2 a a □ □ n n a i B D n D NOTHING! refrigerator, neat and utilities hardtop. While with black in­ 17 Hawaiian 8 Author THREE OR FOUR bedroom DODGE VAN - 1975 BIM terior, 6speed, am/fm, one CmisUnas dinner. Some of us bring prepared dishes and 20 Kiss 38 Fiber not Included. $200 monthly. help fix the rest of the meal once we get there. goddasa Turgenev apartment. Downtown loca­ Tradesmen. Automatic owner. Sporty economical 18 Incorrsct 23 Idled 40 British people 6461921. After dinner all the men retire to the living room, and 7 Church fast tion. monthly Paul W. transmission, power steering, auto. $1995. Bank terms easily (Prafiid 8 Cutoff 25 43 Handle of a .1 along with them go a couple of their wives. The w iw s Just 27 Half-scorM iT * Dougan Realtor" ■ r (643-4^. MANCHESTER-Heated large tan. 24,000 miles. $3,800. 6 0 - arra n g ed . Suburban, 50 19 Slow (mua.) 9 Spain and sword 1 2813. Tolland Turnpike, on Talcott- sit without even offering to help with the dishes or to clean 21 Oaar pathway 28 Kimono aaah i M i is 5 room apartment, Wa baths, up Uie mess. It’s always the some ones. They arrive with Portugal 44 English river 5 , FOUR ROOM Apartment. garage, basement. Available ville, Manchester line. 22Sky-blua 10 Pilaster (pl-l Appliances, carpeting, 1971 MERCURY M O N T E ^ their husbands and children just in time to eat, and they 24 Gooey mud 33 By itself 45 Burmese January 1st. Security, never lift a finger to help. 28 Maks a 11 New currency i-.«- • • parking. Adults only, no pets. Excellent running condition. 1966 VOLKSWAGON excellent 34 Make • mF»yl^iM.Ty Kif'uS Pat OR references $260 monthly. No How would you vvord it to let them know that they are cholca ' Hampshire 48 Compass $225 month. Availablie Dec. 5. pets. Call 647-1^, after 6:00 $700 or best offer. 6466919. running condition. Must sell city precious Security. 6466253. moving. 2284453. expected to pitch in and help? 28 Tha bounding point Bl-Foeala — By Ruth Mareua main 19 Makes speech 38 Tenant 1974 HORNET HATCHBACiT- HAD ENOUGH IN VA. SO Preposition W lnttvop ROCKVILLE two bedroom 29 Fsmala asint 37 Grins FOUR ROOMS - Newly apartment second floor, for 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 1973 FORD GALAXY-24oor mahogany DEAR HAD: Use the direct approach. Go into the living (sbbr.) 1 2 . 3 4 r 6 7 6 9 10 n painted. Centrally located. neat adults. $135 plus utlllea miles. Asking $1650. Call 646 hardtop. Nice 30 Vahicie Married couple. No pets, no 8130, after 5:30 p.m. finish mthi^th black vinyl roof. room and ask for “volunteers” for K.P.. iduty. ' ...... And if they 12 5ARA.LET$ '\ 9 /X No pets. 875-5265. don’t volunteer—draft 'emi 31 Cask 13 14 BUT.SID.M/E DOMT children. References. Call Small Sounder,6qrlirUnder, automatic 32 Undar the BRIKJ6 A bewteen 5:30 and 8:30 p.m., NEW TWO bedroom apart­ 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - transmission,in, power steering. waadisr 18 16 17 KNOW WHAr 6465664. 2 Door. 6 cylindder. 17,000 Factoryry air cohditlonlng.conditioning. This DEAR ABBY: A very likeable and popular girl whom 33 Stares BOTTlf OP ment available January 1. 16 ig zo 3. CLARA'S $B R VW 6- Fully carpeted, appliances, miles. Air conditioned, power week’s special at $1695. Silubur- we shall call “Ya’ know” is driving us alTbatty with a habit 35 Marina sight ■ WIA)E TO S o ik M A K E MY THREE AND ONE-HALF steering, power brakes. $3375. ban Motors, M62076. she has acquired. 38 Matsorologl- 22 23 26 WE Do n't know convenient location. $205 D inJkJER NOODLE PUDMN6— room apartment. Second floor monthly. No utilities, no pets. 87671W. Her otherwise intelligent conversation is punctuated by cal davlca ■ WHETHER TO with beat hot water stove, 6461316 after 5 p.m. 649-8782. 1970 VW BUG- Good condi­ frequent and Memingly endless “ya’ Imows.” 39 Is alive with 28 z. TTW HT, THAT 60ES WITH refrigerator, wall-to-wall 1973 VEGA Hatchback - GT tion. Tape deck and speakers We ore so distracted by all those "ya' Imows” in every 41 Hoosler state' 16 26 ,a BRING RED OR carpet. $195. Centrally TWO BEDROOMS-Duplex, Model. Automatic transmis­ included. $1150. Call 6465083. sentence that we would like to say something to her, but (abbr.) EVERirnUNG/ sion, power steering. .42 Shivar 1 UHIB WINE... located. Adults only, no pets. we don’t want to hurt her feelings or get her angry at us. 31 3Z with appliances. Available 48 Thus (Lat) CaU 6467690. December 17th. Phone 646 Excellent condition. 1969 FORD Two Door. As Is. Any suggestions? ■ 47 Visible 33 34 35 36 37 1M4 0526 Reasonable. Please call 746 $250. Call 6462222, anytime. HER FRIENDS WALL STREET, HEBRON - 4 9572. 49 Vine ■ PK»e 50 Capital of 38 3.. 40 ' rooms. Wall to wall carpet. MANCHESTER-Two 1968 VOLKESWAGON BUG - DEAR FRIENDS: Tell “ya’ know*^ in a friendly, 1977 FORD T-BIRD. Norway ■ lUXpMxX'a— 13 -/(/. Heat, and appliances. Call 226 bedroom duplex. Heat, Automatic stick shift, good nonjudmentol manner, and ooserve her reaction. If ohe 51 Actor Ladd 41 42 43 44 45 48 9759, or 6462871. utilities not included. $185 Automatic, power steering, condition, rebuilt engine $700. 52 Hawaiian ■ appreciates being made aware of this distracting habit and 47 48 46 SO Priscilla’s Pop — AI Vermeer 4f Articitt tor Salt 41 Articlet tor Salt 41 Qarrian Produett 47 monthly. Security. Phone 646 power brakes, air con­ volcano, ArUc/M tor Sato ditioning, AM/FM stereo. says she’d like to overcome It, offer to help her farther by FOUR ROOM Apartment, '426 3265 after 4. Mauna_____ 81 62 CHRISTMAS TREES- Your Broad Street. No appliances. Dent in left door. Best offer. responding, “Yes, I know” each time she drops a “ya’ 53 USED PIANOS Si ORGANS- CHRISTMAS TREES - 1964 FORD FAIRLANE Sta­ know” into a sentence. 53 Length VOUR Y WHATS IT MUST BE THE II you can live with our unusal Choice $5.00. 55 Fairlield Blue/white Spruce lor $145. Security deposit. 6461790. tion wagon. Needs head gas­ measure (pi.) 54 68 56 SOU MEAN SOaiRT.' NO.’'SHE EXERCISES Street. Manchester. Open MANCHESTER, Married couple, no pets. 646 But if she resents your well-intentioned criticism, say no MOTHER / HER FROZEN VOGA.' SHE EATS A iST^V hours, we can save you tagging/cutting. Wreaths, ket, not running. Excellent more and accept her, “ya’ knows” and aU. 54 Ancient j i LOOKS ^ BEAUTV IN ABOOMWITHCXIT money! Manchester Mall Days and Evenings ‘til 10:00. LIVING llreplace wood by trunklul. 4751. Homat tor Rant 54 1971 PONTIAC CaUlina - 4 body and Interior. Radio and (NIWIRARta INTIRPRIII ASSN \ FROZEfJ SOGURT/ ■-----, HEAT Keyboards, 811 Main Street. FREE boughs. Stanley Tree Door Hardtop. Power brakes, heater. $150 or best offer. 286 WONDERFUL,) SECRET? o BEAVER DYED Mouton CHRISTMAS TREES Farm, Long Hill Road, oil MANCHESTER -Immediate gower steering. $995. Call 646 3698 or 6466314. DEAR ABBY: The othe day I came across a poem that STUART/ Open Tuesday thru Friday, 6 17.00 p T tTM WEEKLY SPECIAL. seems to stale perfectly my reason for writing to you: to 8 p.m. Lamb Coat, size 10. length. Tag now, eutanjrtimo Route 6, at Andover Church. occupancy. Large six room Carpeted two bedroom with New $250. Single bed size roll RaarlSLawlsStroat, 742-6438. duplex. Central location. all appliances and more. Only 1968 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE “Daughter has her master's Win at Bridge SEASONED OAK Fireplace away bed with mattress, new BohJnd Bam Excellent condition. Security. $150 Rental Assistors, 236 1968 FORD STA’nO N Wagon, GR-C-hard and soft top. New Son his Ph.D. Wood - For delivery call condition, $48. Sola, new con­ Call 647-9546 ...... References. $275 mo. 649-4003. 5646. Small fee. good condition. Power brakes radials, snows, battery, But Dad is the oniy one dition $75. 643-5069, alter 6. Sat. a Sun. Opan 10-4 Lombardo Associates. and power steering. Two clutch, brake pads. Ready for George Grilling, 742-7886. Waakdaya 1-4. A n llq u a t 48 Who has a J-O-B.” Safety play makes it COUNTRY COTTAGE. snowtires with rims, $650.00. paint. $700 or best offer. 286 My husband is ready to retire and we stiU have all four HOME MADE quilts FIREWOOD - hard wood, cut, WANTED. Antique lumiture, MANCHESTER SIX ROOMS Secluded two bedrooms on Call anytime 6469409. 3698 or 643-6314. of our grown, college-educated children living with us. We NORTH 12/14-A cate game? split and delivered. Heaping polyester lilled. Lovely glass, pewter, oil paintings or includes three bedrooms acreage. Includes appliances, love them but we can’t go on supporting them forever. AV 61 If clubs break 3-2 he can Christmas gilts $25 and up. cord »70. 647-1139. TAG SALE-Miscellaneous other antique items. R. security deposit, lease. No kids and pets welcome. Only 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 With no jobs and little money, there is little likelihood of A 7 3 afford to let his queen of Ladies beige three quarter pets. $240. Wolverton cylinders. Good condition. items lor sale. Saturday 17th Harrison, 643-8709, $200. Rental Assistors, 236 Trucks tor Sale 82 their marrying and giving us grandchildren before our ::J 8 5 clubs hold, enter dummy SEASONED FIREWOOD - :6, length leather jacket size 18, December. 30 Falknor Drive, Realtors. 6462813. 5646. Small fee. Automatic. $1695, or best lives are over. with the ace of hearts and O li. worn once. $20. Evenings 646- 4 A 10 9 8 4 2 I t 18, or 20 lengths ol hardwood. Manchester. 10 to 4. oiler. Call 8754537. Dad and 1 can't figure out if it’s the fear of a challenge, take six club tricks instead 7736.______VERNON - Three room apart­ 1968 GMC STEP VAN with WEST EAST Call 643-4061, alter 6:00 p.m. W anted to Buy 49 BOLTON - Three room cot­ love of their parents or laziness that keeps our children at A9754 AQJI0 3 of just five. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence ment. $205. per month in­ 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - 1974 Chevy engine, four speed, tage. Lease and security. Cali home and jobless. We are not peoplelie of means, and we ’Ibis time the better play­ CHOICE HARDWOOD-$80 Building Suppllat 42 cluding heat and hot water. V-8, 400 engine, 4 barrel, best offer. 6461790. K2 ifJ 10 986 FIREWOOD FOR SALE - All per cord delivered. $70 cords WANTED BOYS skates in 1-223-4460, mornings til 9 a.m. haven't spoiled any of them. They all have worked hard for 4 3 2 A a KS ers settle for the safe three AW you TBLLINS WE hardwood, cut and split, into 2 Call 742-7811. power steering, power brakes, ’ WHEN'LL WHO KNOW S? YOU'VE l a t e r DON'T ASK ME I available. Call 1-223-4497. NATURAL STONE lor good condition. Sizes 12 and 1. 1970 CHEVROLET aiO Hall their educations, but their lives have come to a dead stop. 4 J 7 6 3 4S notrump. The reason for this WE CAN'T e v e n PUT THAT , SEEN HOW THAT ADAH*. loot lengths. $30 per pick up call 643-4494. PRIVACY - Six room house. air conditioning, excellent ; is that while three notrump TUB'SHB-OBVIL'' IN CALL THE C A LI­ Leave Phone number, we'll retaining walls, veneers, Ton pickup. 8 foot body, 6 Where do we go from here? SOUTH , B e? ’ PAME t w is t s HIM AROUND truck load delivered. Call 742- FIVE ROOM DULPEX - Cen­ running condition. $850. Call FLIGHT c o n d it io n ? FORNIA STATE contact you. patios, etc. Pick up by the Two car garage, oil heat and cylidner, 6speed transmis­ M. FROM MASS. A AK82 is a mighty good contract h e r LITTLE FINSERt 8867. trally located. Near bus line. two fireplaces. Excellent con­ after 600, 5266294. the North-South hands are POLICE IP YOU pound or delivery by the ton. Adults only. No pets. sion. Good soiid unit, runs fQ54 HAVE TOl JUST POOL TABLE- With lolding Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, dition. Mr. Duff, 6462133 or excellent, $1295. Suburban DEAR M,: YOU don’t go anywhere, But your A Q 10 7 6 not easy to bid. The chimces FtHP WLAPEK USED A-78-13 Snow Tires. 649-3163. □ R EN TALS Available December 15th. 6363362 alter 6:30 p.m. 1972 CHEVY VEGA are that in a 16table game ping pong top. Standard size. Call 647-1037, after 5 p.m. Hatchback - Automatic, Motors, 50 Tolland Turnpike, college-educated children should go;o doily in1 search of 4 KQ s w b d o w s k y : Blue 27” Electric Drop-In All accesories. Gooood condi­ not more than three declar­ radial, 32800 miles. One Manchester. Open 9 to 8. employment, and keep going until they land something. If Range. Reasonable. Call 643- tion. $100. 646-0231. TOLLAND - 9 Rooms, 4 they can’t find jobs for which they are trained, they should ers would get to three 1060. Doga-Birds-Peta 43 Booms tor Rent 52 MANCHESTER - Clean one bedrooms. Newer executive owner. $750. Must be seen. Neither vulnerable notrump, so It behooves bedroom unit in a small brick 6469708. 1974 CHEVROLET-C-10 half take whatever they can get in the meantime. SNOW TIRES AND RIMS- Raised Ranch for rent. South to take the safety play HAMMOND ORGAN - T 412, DOG-CAT BOARDING WANTED - Retired or building with rural yet con­ ton pickup. 8 foot body with West North East South Size F78-14, almost new, $25. Available January 1st. 872- cap, 8-cyiinder, 6speecl stan­ and give up the overtrick. with rhythm II. Best bathing/grooming. Obedience matured gentleman to room venient location. Blanchard St 3050, or 872-7999. VOLKSWAGEN - Micro Bus. IT U Free rims with old snow tires dard, power steering. Real Pass 2A Pass 2NT reasonable oiler. Call 646- on them size 8.55-14. protection classes. Complete and board. Use of TV and Rossetto, 6462482. 9 passengers. Very clean. kitchen. Cali 742-5066. New engine. FM, radials, un­ clean, well-kept vehicle. Astro-graph Pass 3NT Pass Pass 3137, anytime. Telephone 649-2217 anytime. modern lacilities. Canine BEST DEAL-Expansive 2 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon FURNISHED 3 Rooms, dercoat. Must sell! $2300, $2995. Terms arranged, trades Pass bedrooms, with heat paid. All welcomed. Suburban, 50 By BERNICE BEDE 080L A Colorado reader wants NCR CASH Register - Recon­ FOR SALE Conn Alto Sax. Road, Manchester. For reser­ ROOMS FOR RENT Manchester. Centrally appliances and basement. negotiable. Leave number, Opening lead -• King of to know the penalty for an located, on bus line, heated, 232-5787, and 453-6431. Tolland Turnpike, ditioned, with many totals. Good condition. With case $75 vations please call ^5971. . Covenient location near Only $245. Rental Assistors, hearts. Insufficient bid. Call alter 5:30 p.m., 228-3957. hospital, unfurnished $20 per reasonable, security. Call 6S6 Manchester, 6462076. (Jpen 9 Store display cabinets, $25 2 3 6 ^ . Small fee. to 8. you’ll have to contend with, but The offender may make Alley Oop — Dave Graue each. Call 643-4494. MINIATURE Schnauzer Pup­ week. Paul W. Dougan, FOR SALE - 1967 Buick Wild­ his bid sufficient. If he does TEN FOOT Stainless Steel pies - AKC. Salt and pepper, Realtors, 643-4535. today should be a very produc­ By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby SWEET St LOW-Captivating 3 cat. Good tires, mag wheels. tive one, especially If your South has no problem at so in the same denomination Beer cooler. Eight doors, like WURLITIZER SPINET Relerences. Call 289-0327, or TWO BEDROOM Apartment - bedroom home in fine area. New battery and front brakes. at the lowest possible num­ new, reasonable price. Pete’s 649-0485. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Close to Main Street. Molorcycto*-0/cycto* 84 goals are well-clarlfled. trick one. He simply lets HAVE NtDU SENT YESSIR.' A GOOD.' I . . . IT COMES nT- = BROTH YOU PREPARE )TH IS?0H , ORGAN-Double key board. Patio, garage, parking. Plenty Paint good. $400. 649-5738. ber there is no penalty. If he SOMEONE------FOR COUPLE OP THE SNIFF.' SNIFF/ FROM t h e Mu s t SUREIY h ave , / it 's call- Grocery, 646-9418. Birch House Women. Central­ Available January 1st. $150. TAURUS (April 26M ay 20) New West hold that first trick. Foot pedals. Rhythm section. of extras. Just $2%. Rental makes It sufficient in any WSTPCT MEN WENT BACK WHAT IS THAT c o m e fro m t h e sonsy e p turkey ly located. Downtown Heat and utilities not in­ Osc. 15,1977 ground may be discovered to­ West continues with the $775. Alter 3, 568-6229. SHIH TZU Puppies - AKC. Assistors, 2365646. Small fee. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - In day that’ll help you get along other way his partner is TO GET SOME FROM DELIGHTFUL ODOR, WHAT IS IT ? v eg eta ble Champion sired. Will hold lor Manchester. Kitchen cluded. One months security This coming year you may deuce and South wins in his THE STREAM WE f i r e ! good condition. $600. or best ★ ★ better with an acquaintance barred for one round. If he MY NOSE DFIECIS? s o u p T K E E P H A P P Y holidays. Call 5262585, alter 6 privileges. Call 6462358. required. Call after 6, 6 ^ make several Important own hand. FASSEP/ TRAINS TYCO Empire set, CLOSE TO COUNTRY- offer. Call after 5:00 p.m. 646 HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 with whom you felt you had decides to pass he may do p.m. 2314. FX-1200 - Built hy factory changes that will prove benefi­ In rubber bridge South has golden west set, others. Call Radiant 6 room house on 4370. little In common. You might no problem. He plays his so. There is a further pen­ POOL TABLE- 8 months old. engineer. Branch heads, cial to you financially, even 646-4007 evenings. Apartmenta For Rent acreage, with gargage and even grow to like this person. king of clubs, overtakes his alty here which we will an­ Was $800. Will sell lor $450. HORSE BOARD 12x12 super 53 MANCHESTER - Four room Barnett clutch, aluminum Ihough they won’t appear so at GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) Be basement. Appliances. Call FOR SALE - Buick Regal, V- the time. queen with dummy’s ace, swer tomorrow. Owner moving. Call 643-6286. clean box stall. Ring pastures, second floor apartment. No for details. Rental Assistors, rocker rollers, Mlkuni car­ alert today for opportunity of a HANG GLIDER chandelle 18 WE HAVE customers waiting 8, low mileage. Reasonable. concedes a trick to the jack (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) loot keel almost new used miles of trails, traHoring. $75 pets. $200. Including heat, hot 2365646. Small fee. Call 6461402. buretor, balanced blueprinted financial-or business nature. FIGURE SKATEs-mens sizes monthly. 649-7087. lor the rental of your apart­ water. Call after 3:00 p.m. motor, transmission. 871-2511. Properly handled. It could do of clubs and winds up with {fora copy ol JACOBY MOD­ twice. Cost $425. Sacralice ment or home. J.D. Real SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 9 and 11, ladies size 9, two 6462201. VERNON-Four room Ranch. 21) Be careful today that you do much to assuage shaky feel­ two spades, two hearts, five ERN, send S1 to: 'Win at $325 or best oiler. 289-3698 or Estate Associates, Inc. 646 1975 LINCOLN Continental - clubs and his contract. electric blankets, three dog 643-6314. AFGANS TO YORKIES - We not bite the hand that feeds ings about your security. Bridge,’ care of this newspa­ 1980. Two bedrooms, large lot, one Two door hardtop, white, How should South play the coats 16 inches long, call 643- board, groom, train them all! EAST HARTFORD two child, no pets. Heat included, mileage - 53,000. Loaded with ★ ★ you, though conditions may be CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) per, P.O. Box 488, Radio City 2847. Eukanuoa and Science Diet bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 $265. 742-6736. trying. What you’ll be getting Is Don’t duck difficult decisions hand in a matchpoint dupli­ Slallon, New York, N. Y. 10019) IWRECK ROOM SALE-all LOOKING for anything in real extras. Private owner. Asking TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville bar equipment, 10 speed bike, Dog Foods Kennel Supplies. baths. Heat, laundry hook-ups $8,000 or best oiler. Call for worth enduring a little Hack. today. Nothing will be gained estate rental - apailments, 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and by putting them off. Facing Berry’s World FIREWOOD-Primed all yard equipment, and knick Sheridane Kennels, Route 66, carpeting, all appliances, a^i^intment, day only 646 Having trouble selecting a hardwood, luliy seasoned, cut, Hebron, 2269089. homes multiple dwellings, no parking. $260. Immediate oc­ Olllcaa-Storaa lor Rant 55 rack. $1,750. 289-4042. career? Send for your copy of Issues squarely, however, knacks and miscelleneous, lees. Call J.D. Real Estate leads to success. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions split, delivered. Call 646-7905 Dec, 16 and 17. Between 10 cupancy. 5261708 or 2862890. Astro-Graph Letter by mailing between 6 and 9 p.m. Associates, Inc. 6461980. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 1971 HONDA SLK - 350. 50 cents for each and a long, LEO (July 26Aug. 22) It’s best a m,-5:00 p.m. Corner ol Love 1977 CHEVROLET - Window you have a clear understanding Lane and Center St. 884 Uvettock 44 MANCHESTER - Three fice. Ground level, central Excellent condition. $375. Call self-addressed, stamped enve­ TWO St THREE Room Apart­ Sports Van. Automatic, V-8, 6467313. lope to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box today about the manner and TWO FIRESTONE Town and Center St. bedroom Duplex in newer 2 location, professional power brakes and steering. ment Available. Downtown family home. Includes building, parking and utilities. 469, Radio City Station, N.Y. time of payments for your HOW COME ...HE'S THE 3 £ S r SS/.L5- l5lri(BLe m Country steel belted radials. RIDING LESSONS indoor Rustproofing. Low mileage. services. This will avoid poten­ r THIS ONE ER 78-14 on rims used 1 year riding ring. Western stock location. $170 & $190 per appliances and wall to wall Call 649-2865. RALEIGH BICYCLE-Glris 3- 10019. Be sure to specify your SINGER WE HAVE.', AUi TiiB M y. TWO SNOW tires E-78-14 used month, including heat. Itoul 6462398. birth sign. tial problems. IS SO $100 complete. Ms. Remes two seasons $55. Call alter 6 seat, saddle seat, and hunt carpeting. Heat not included. speed. Like new condition. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Call 6469458. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jsn. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 26S spt. 22) You’ll MUCH MORE 289-7781. p.m. 646-5060, seat. All levels 2269817, $260 monthly. Security and 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK-GT EXPENSIVE references required. 2 There’s a possibility you will be depriving yourself of enjoy­ Model. Automatic transmis­ learn a very valuable lesson ment today If your attitude Is , v „ . . . children accepted. No pets. OFFICE SPACE sion, power steering. dour while your companions’ Call 647-9936. Campera-Trallara today when something you FOR RENT Excellent condition. Mobile Homes 85 looked upon negatively turns are light and sparkly. Get Into Reasonable. Please call 742- the swim. BOLTON - MANCHESTER 250 square feet, center of out to be the opposite. Manchester, air conditioning and 9572. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) It LIBRA (Sept. 2 6 0 c t. 23) The town line. Large 3 room apart­ ARE YOU Selling your mobile parking. Call 643*9551. home? Buyers waiting. Please behooves you to be self-reliant boss may ask you to take on (t3oa^ ment. Heat, hot water, stove, In business today. You may some extra responsibilities and refrigerator. Quiet 1973 PLYMOUTH call Plaza Homes, Sroker. 1- siH aw 0 8260369 feel you need others, but you’ll today. Do so willingly. It could neighborhood. References SATELLITE-2-door hardtop. do well If you use your full mean a step or two up the required. No pets. $230 500 FOOT GROUND Floor of­ Copper finish with black vinyl capabilities. ladder. monthly. 6465983. fice space. East Center St. interior, economical slant 6 NO HOLDS BARRED - Inven­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) tory Clearance Sale! Brand PISCES (Fab. 26March 20) Ample parking, utilities in­ cylinder. Automatic transmis­ Treat all your friends Impar­ When sipping that second cup MANCHESTER-Plenty of cluded. Available January 1. sion, power steering, radial new 14 foot wide. Choice of 2 ol coffee with your chums or 3 bedrooms, $10,900. Large tially today. If you single some­ Y room in this duplex type Great opportunity for in­ white walls, exceptionally one out for special attention It today, repress your urges to Born Loser — Art Sansom apartment. Has appliances, surance account, travel agen­ clean, well-cared for car. selection of pre-owned homes could put a sensitive pal’s nose dominate the conversation. $1895. Hurry on this one. to choose from, $2,950. Cream Servlcea Ottered 31 Servlcea Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting 33 and heat is paid. Call today. cy, broker and so forth. Call a little out of joint. There’s valuable Information Rental Assistors, 2365646. Jeff at Keith Real Estate. 646 Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland Puff, 60x12 feet, $5,999. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) trying to get through to you. Small fee. 4126. Turnpike, (Home of Beautiful Excellent financing available. There will be some pressure (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I CSiM TREE Service - Free es­ RESPONSIBLE MOTHER INTERIOR PAINTING and LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - BRUTUS, timates, discount senior Cars), 6^2076. Immediate parking i»mifc,iT'$ FivEl s e e \ will care for preschool wallpapering. Quality New homes custom built, throughout the state. Plaza Bugo Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal citizens. Company children ages 2 thru 5 in my prolessional work at remodeled, additions, rec EASY LIVING-Carpeted 2 PlCKMOUMBEIi Manchester owned and bedrooms in fine area. Laun­ 1973 AMC SPORTABOUT Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross a. seven room home with lencM reasonable prices. Fully in­ rooms, garages, kitchens Highway, Berlin Turnpike, m u m one-j operated. Call 6461327. in yard during daytime hours, sured. G.L McHugh. 643-9321. remodeled, bath tile, cement dry, parking, yard for pets. VERNON OmCE SPACE WAGON-Pretty blue. Thrifty SYLVESTER, I DON’T IVMU-IOW W'AHS TO Today only $175. R ental FOR RENT 6-cylinder. Automatic Berlin, Conn. 1-8260369. CXYSTAL8ALL “What Is it we always say — ‘reality distorts 5 days a week. 6469409. Work. Steps, dormers. KNOW VYHY YA a w p- t p n L BRICK, BLOCK, Stone Residential or commercial. Assistors, 2 3 6 5 ^ . Small fee. Two rooms In restored Colonial. transmission, power steering. BUOSY- TV — or is it the other way around?" SUNSHINE CONTRACTORS Central location next to K-Mart Practical vehicle. $1995. Baiu COME HERE ASKIN' Fireplaces, concrete. ONE EASY CALL - Will open Call 649-4291. Automotive Service 88 - For all home improvements, HEAT PAID-In spacious new­ terms, trades welcomed. M E T ' RE/^O Y E R Our Boarding Ho u m — Carrol & McCormick Chimney repairs. No job too many doors lor your altering, including: Carpentry, Pain­ small. Save. Call 644-8356 lor dressmaking and repair ALL TYPES OF Carpenter ly decorated apartment. Suburban, 50 Tolland Turn­ FUTURE/ ting, Paper Hanging, Elec­ pike, Manchester. ELM MOTORS - Toyota. Dat- estimates. problems. An added bonus il work - Ceramic tile, hung Includes appliances and sun sun specialists, factory trical. 643-4453, or 64W367. porch. Just $165. Rental TrtlKK OF Trie B1& PICTURE, WHAT I CAlfT understand you are looking lor gilt items, ceilings, plumbing and elec­ trained, one day service, 114 FARMER PARITY! IF lOUi^LL th e d if f e r e n c e ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars Assistors, 2365636. Small fee. IS lormal dress, square dance PAPERHANGER - Desires tric. Richard Young, 649-1975. Automotfva Sarvlca 88 Automotive Service 68 East Main Street. Rockville. CHRISTMAS TREES AT - BETWEEN YOU SELLING and attics. Moving large and etc. 569-4940. work. Reasonable rates, no 871-1617. appliances, also stone or loam KING SIZ&5 rooms, beautiful MY NATURAL tJIF T »U P lOUlU MY TREES tUWNTOWN job too small. Call 6465017. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 apartment in home, with BE ELIMlNATINti THE MIPPLE' AND SOME SUPERMARKET jSscM delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. DOLAN BUSINESS All work guaranteed. SERVICE-Business Letters, dining area. Off street MAN! THEN THE CONSUMER PEDPUN6 THEM~.E)(CEPT VINYL REPAIR - We can lix Proposals, Transcribing, BIDWELL Home Improve­ parking, yard for kids. Only AND THE FARMER CAN ■xTHEY PAY C A S H !^ GEORGE N. CONVERS - ment Co. Expert installation $170. Rental Assistors, 236- BE FRIENDS A O A IN I solas, chairs, cars etc. No Theses, Resumes, Billing Ser­ Painting and Paperhanging. need fo r expensive rec- ol aluminum siding, gutters 5646. Small fee. BUT ITS CHRISTMAS.' ' vices, Term Papers, & E Call between 5-9 p.m. 6 4 6 2 ^ . and trims. Rooling installa­ Heathciiff This Funny Worid covering, 568-5878. Mimeographing. 113 East TOUCAN HAVE ONE TREE tion and repairs. 649-6495, SIS- MANCHESTER-Immediate Center Street, Manchester. LIGHT HAULING, pick up AND SOME GREENS eitn REWEAVING burns, holes. Phone 6463133, 9109. occupancy. 3 rooms $150. 4 GATALAMO’S '-FREE-TO McNai^ and delivei7, attics, cellars, rooms $165. No pets. Security YA HAVENY(30T^ lyBilcEia, la*. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. garages cleaned. Painting (SET Window shades, Venetian SPECIALIZING cleaning and deposit. Call 5^1054. A FUTURE... c: done, your lirewood split. 647- repairing chimneys, roots, YA'LL BE A BUM, blinds. Keys. TV tor rent, 9260. Marlow’s, 867 Main St, 649- new rooto. Free estimates. 30 BOLTON two and one half Auto Safety Special R 5 R E V E R ' i g s i a a ' Years Experience. Howley, room apartment. Heat and hot 5221. Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting 33 643-5361. water included. $165.6465085. I ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, PAINTING - interior and attics, garages, yards WES ROBBINS carpentry ROOFER WILL InsUII root FOUR ROOM HEATED- • CHECK BRAKES exterior, paperhanging, remodeling specialist. Ad­ siding or gutters lor low dl6 apartment, second floor. (Pull4WlM«1t cleaned, moving, trucking. excellent work. Relerences. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Loam lor sale. Lawn service. count price. Call Ken at 647- . Close to busline. Adults only, Free estimates. Fully in­ built-ins, bathrooms, 1566. no pets. Phone 6467405. No job too big or small. 566 sured. Martin Mattson, 646 kitchens, 6463446. • CHECK EXHAUST 8522. 4431. Heating-Plumbing 35 MANCHESTER-Deluxe two . SYSTEM CUSTOM CARPENTRY - bedroom townhouse apart­ >1 SNOWPLOWING - Commer­ QUALITY PAINTING and Homes Additions, Repairs, cial or RESIDENTIAL. SEWERLINES, sink lines, ment. m . baths private en­ • CHECK OIL and Paper Hanging by Willis Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, trance, fuli basement, pool Manchester area. Free es­ Schultz. Fully insured, 3462009. cleaned wjth electric cutters, timates. Reasonable. Call relerences. 649-4M3. by professionals. McKinney and patio. Includes, heat, TRANSMISSION anytime 6465489. Bros. Sewage Dlsposai appliances, wall-to-wall TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY cam tin g and air conditioner. LEVELS HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Carpentry and general con­ Commpany, 6465308. Short Ribs — Frank Hill OIMPLETE CARPET & Tile $325. p er month. No pets. SAL^ RBALLV painted lor $lS0-$200 by tracting. Residential and Damato Enterprises, 6461021. • CHECK BAHERY installation and r^ airs. Free scheduling now. Prolessional commercial. Whether it be a NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet ISNY MUCH OFA estimates. Call Fat, at 646 considers any job. 2869287, small repair job, a custom repairs, plugged drains, F U N TO W N .. 3745, alter 5 p.m. ___ apa ' AND CLEAN evenings or weekends, Don. built home or anything in kitchen faucets replaced, repaired. Rec rooms, Fairfield Street. $195. Coll Il®i' between, call 6461379. 6462871. professional HOUSE J.P. LEWIS & SON-Interior bathroom remodeling, beat TERMINALS Cleaning - Husband and wile, and exterior painting, CARPENTRY & Masonry - modernization, etc. Free ( p l» n M c N > ^ 8y 4.. lat. specializing in care ol all Estimate gladly given. M & M TWO AND HALF ROOM paperhanging, and Additions and remodeling. EFFICIENCY types of homes. 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Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 14. 19H Buff says Benedict Arnold might bei innocent Manhattan would be the Americans’ most brilliant officers of the “I only present Benedict Arnold’s “What you have to understand Is She imagines the first witness at next objective. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - R could that never-held trial would be Mercy Revolution,” Mrs. Bowden says. “He side of the case, but there’s a good the complex nature of the have been one of the great trials of Washington must haye condoned Scollay, in her 20s, the destitute was termed the heart and soul of the reason for that,” she says. “For,200 Revolution,’’ Mrs. Bowden argues. the plan, Mrs. Bowden believes, American history — the hearing fiancee of Boston patriot Joseph Continental Army by his men.” years the people of America have “The French were actually bribing Benedict Arnold never had. because he ordered several con­ Warren. He was a widower who left Arnold’s best friend would testify only heard the reverse."” Congress to continue the war, hoping tingents to New York, as a diversion His name has been synonymous it Would weaken both America and behind penniless children when he to America’s mood at the time of the Textbooks claim Arnold became for a decisive battle at Fort Mon­ with treachery since an alleged plot died at Bunker Hill. alleged 1780 spy caper: “Morale had disenchanted with the American Britain. There were double agents, to turn over West Point to the British never been worse, people were begin­ cause after he was pigeonholed as triple agents and quadruple agents. mouth, N.J. Miss Scollay would tell how Arnold Washington might also have told was exposed in 1780, forcing him to ning to wonder what they were Philadelphia commander in 1778 and Major Andre was one of those. supported her and the kids and even the ftever-conven^ jury that Arnold flee to England in disgrace. fighting for.” passed over for later promotions. He “If he wanted to get out with those pushed a bill through Congress to was his “best-loved and most trusted But Mary Grant Bowden, a New support the orphans of the American And then would come the surprise and his second wife, Peggy Shippen, plans, he could have rolled them in England history buff, is determined officer," an ally who once put down a Revolution. witness; George Washington. struck up a two-year correspondence tissue paper in the hollow p aii of a to clear the name of Benedict Arnold. French-Inspired conspiracy to Officers who fought by Arnold’s Mrs. Bowden plays all of those with the British, allegedly trading quill pen. He had too much skill at es­ depose Washington as general, Mrs. "Treachery was completely incon­ pionage to put them in his boots, un­ side on his 1775 march to Quebec and characters in a 90-minute mock trial secrets for money. Bowden said. sistent with this man’s nature,” Mrs. Or so the legend goes. The connec­ less he wanted to be caught. at the decisive battles of Saratoga, she stages, prowling before the “In Benedict Arnold’s place, Bowden says. "He was imbued with audience with her frizzy white hair tion was exposed when the British in­ She weaves a tale of a plot by An­ N.Y., would tell the jury of the man’s George Washington would have done a very deep and intense love for matching the snowy ruffs of a. black telligence chief. Major John Andre, dre and Arnold to divert British bravery. the same thing,” she says. America, like an unquenchable “He was unquestionably one of the velvet frock reminiscent of a Con­ was nabbed with Arnold’s plans for attention from battles in the South flame.” tinental Army officer s coat. West Point stuffed in his bmts. and create the impression that Furnace doesn’t use fuel Vm ChristmasOPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 11 P.M.-SUNDAY TILL 6Store! P.M. LONDONDERRY, N.H. (UPI) — Eugene Frenette can laugh at the nation’s energy crisis and 1977 EDITION skyrocketing fuel bills. All the way to the bank. Famous Hummel Despite warnings from Collector’s Plate President Carter about the tap running dry, the 57- Mir’s. year-old stocky father of 12 SuK. Ust 52 S ) says he won’t be bothered Boy in apple tree, handpainted by by the cost of heating his Goebel, in delicate pastels; 7'/2’’ 175-year-old, uninsulated Electric diameter. « 14-room home outside this Bird Chirper southern New Hampshire Our Hummel Collector’s town. He’s developed a ■■Reg. 2.99 fuelless furnace, run by a Guide Book one horsepower electric Mfr’s. motor. He claims it can Artificial Sugg. List heat an average sized in­ Christmas Treesi 2750 sulated house for just ?15 Arriving Daily! Fully illustrated referense book and or $16 a month. guide-an ideal gift for the Hummel In sub-zero weather, iigurine collector. Frenette says the furnace G.E. Electric Plug-In Cord. _ _ Note; Famous Lenox accessories costs two cents worth of now at discount prices. electricitry per hour to Switch . . . . 1 . 7 9 [ produce 140 degree heat at 80 percent efficiency. General Electric ^ 9 15 q q . "It’s so simple, even the Extension Cords ft. 6 9 * ft. 7 9 * ft. 9 9 * heat experts don’t unders­ ------HARDWARE DEPT tand it,” says Frenette, i Ice Buckets in who sold his asphalt ^ 3 Quart and 5 Quart Sizes business earlier this year to concentrate full time on l i Our Reg. Our Reg. Our Reg. Laugh, clown, laugh! his invention. Our § 9.99 12.99 14.99 “I’m waiting for a Reg. 0 7 7 ^ ^ ^ ^ If ■•x ' government grant, but I’m 3.99 Youthful clown being very careful about steady burning or Hashing people wanting to finance ‘7 ‘9 »11 me. I don’t want this thing Deluxe 20-Pack BRUT 8 Various easy-care finishes, many colors. to get into the wrong Christmas Cards Lotion and Stick Makes a useful gift, or handy accessory hands.” Deodorant Gift Set g for your home. irinig joung fgces The "thing” is called a centric heater. It burns no f e " « 9 9 * Our m has adapted his college major |n communications to fuel and keeps 20,000 cubic Dozens of colorlul designs, By JUNE^OMPKINS deluxe quality 5x7" boxed Genuine Teak Salad Sets Lustrous chrome and gold filled communicating with people — mostly children — un­ feet of his spacious wood- greeting caras. Contains oz. lotion, pens, pencils and sets... memor­ . Herald Reporter paneled downstairs at a derneath a clown guise. 2.5 oz. deodorant stick. 7 PC. SET able gifts that last for years! cozy 75 degrees. 'That in­ It doesn't do any good to tail David Tabatsky to "quit ‘;A clown must be a total actor, knowing dancing and 30" 4-Roll Our Reg. clowning around," because David's favorite pastime mime," David says while giving his concept of a clown. cludes a huge kitchen with Jr. Jumbo 22.99 washer and drier, three and almost vocation Is being a clown. "A gobd actor is a good observer, and I amuse myself a couches, three aquariums or 6-Roll COMPLETE Large serving bowl with 4 individual The bespectacled AdelphI College graduate talks lot by observing other people.” Gift Wraps WITH CASE bov^s, plus fork and spoon. Various about hIs clown personage as though It Is his alter dgo. David has taken Dooble to Central Park for Im­ and enough floor space for AND styles, but not all styles in all stores. As David dons his costume complete with oversize ; a giant Monopoly game. promptu sidewalk performances. He’d like to try BAHERY sneakera and a fright wig, a different character takes Dooble on Hartford streets. The centric heater uses shape In the form of "Dooble," a happy, blunder­ centrifugal force. A drum David’s training continues with classes at the Hart­ li 2.22 ing sort of clown who Is always trying to do things ford Stage Studio, dance lessons at Foot Prints, and agitator spins inside a Finest quality napers and foil- right but learns how by doing things backward a few slightly larger drum which glo in beautiful new designs SYROCO mime at Trinity College. He. teaches juggling at times first. But Dooble is proud of his juggling and con­ contains about one and one- Manchester Community College, and will be teaching 30" 10-Roll Gitt Wrap Battery Qperated tinually strives for perfection. half quarts of oil. The fric­ circus arts at Greater Harttord Community College. Reg. 3.99...... 2.97 d Decorator Wall Clocks Dooble Is a meticulous clown. He dresses neatly and He Is one of 5,0d0 members of Clowns of America. tion of the spinning drum always wears a clean shirt and tie. HIs checkered pants The son of the cantor at Temple Beth Sholom, David causes the oil to heat, ex­ Memory Calculator are tailored for comfort to allow him to go through his pand and rise up the sides plans to'continue what he's doing. “1 want to see Dooble with'5,000 Hour YOUR ^ ‘E m e r s o n antics with ease. He wears a swallow-tail coat with ball all the way through, but I don’t know If I can perpetuate of the agitator. A blower CHOICE fringe trim and ah oversized posey In. his lapel. It's a Juggling. then transfers the heat Battery Life Dooble. There are other clowns Inside David. Our Reg. 19.99 Portable Phonograph challenge to fnake a neat appearance because "as a Sometimes I don’t know where Dooble begins and from the agitator to the clown, you’re a weirdo, a freak," David says. surrounding air. Bifold A special group of elegant clocks, David leaves off." Glass Door Our Reg. 12 to 15'/r inches in diameter. David even selected a special pair of prescription While David talks, his brown eyes dance behind his When a thermostat says 21.99 Battery not included. 14™ glasses for Dooble — large with glitter frames. the desired room Fireplace glasses, and he knows that upstairs In his room at 231 8 digit readout; percent, Take-me-along portable with Dooble Is further Individualized with a .blue nose. Parker St., a clown-waits to be given life by David. temperature has been Screen square root keys. 3 button volume control and 45 adapter. Herald Feature Photos By Steve Dunn Have music wherever you go! David says most clowns have red npses. reached, the blower shuts memory. David began cfowning during h(s junior year at down, the agitator stops college when as a member of a repertory company, he spinning, and the oil cools was asked to work in a children's theater. off and returns to the base "I did several shows, clown-type things, Including 17 of the machine. The Our Reg. roles in Thurbur’s ’Circus.’ My favorite role Is doing heating process starts all 99.70 Party Men’s Flannel Walter MItty and I would like to.rewrite It for myself," over when the room David says. temperature dips. Reduces fuel consumption, eliminates heat loss. Dresses Sport Shirts He learned how to Juggle three weeks before the "The oil ain’t going Draft control in bottom panel. 100% spark Our Reg. Thurber production and has Included It In his act ever nowhere. And you can hook protection! 15.99 Our ' since. He uses balls, clubs, Frisbies, fruit, scarves and it up to a hot water or / to 22.99 Reg. 5.99 Bring inside measurements. Mesh kit available. *12a17 fire torches. steam system if you want Fashions with panache tor the Alt cotton flannel in a variety “I can do more.with juggling than I can do. with ac­ to,” Frenette says. "You festive season! Lone & street 'bf smashing points: S to XL. Heaterjet length in group. 5-13,10-18. ting,” he says. "There’s something Very mystical about don’t lose heat at all. The juggling.” longer it runs, the hotter it And yet juggling and acting go together for David’s gets. And with no chimney, ^4*^017.76 Polyester Knit Doubleknit clown act. “I am more of a performer than a technician. you save $1,000 there." Heavy gauge I'/i” welded 1 would rather do just three balls and be funny and tell a Frenette spent about 16 steel tuning pays for itself Pantsuits Dress Slacks in fuel savings. Mesh story than wor)< with seven or eight balls," David says. months trying to come up "My clown talks," David says as he describes with some way, any way. grate included. w f OurOrIg. Our ff 10.99 Reg. 7.99 Dooble. What kind of volce Dobbie uses depends on to heat his home, which he Cast Iron 5™ the situation and who he may bd pisxt to. "W hen nearly sold because he Smart striped and solid combos Carefree polyester doubleknit‘ t y Fireplace Grate loaded with fashion; 8-18,16‘/f22Vi. flares, choice of colors; 30-42. Dooble Is next to a. little kid, he uses a littia voice." spent $1,500 'on fuel last Dooble Is also full of miscjtlevbus impromptu prank?, winter. About four months as* 10.80 w like running off stage and jumping In a lady’s lap. ago he developed a working Heavy duty, 24x15" with Hooded Crewneck Dsivid says that the more Dooble' performs the more model of the centric removable sides. For Sweatshirts Doobie's personality develops. Dooble responds to heater. Word got out and coal or wood. Sweatshirts children and their reactions. he as been deluged with "Tbere’s a storehouse In me that keeps getting order^and telephone calls. Heavy duty Fireplace Grate, Ow Reg. 17.99V! 12.90 Our 3 8 8 Our Reg. 8.49 Reg. 4.99 bigger,” David says ad he talks about his absorption In He envisions about 150 Barbecue Grill Acrylic/cotton knits, zip front, Luxurious blend of acrvlic/colton his clown Impersonation, “I've a feeling tlfat there are models of the centric warm pouch pockets; S, M, L. for long wear. Many colors. S-XL. lots of clowns within me that are waiting to come outi” heater, with a main for Your Hearth Grate When discussing the effect that children have on his heating unit retailing for performances, David says, "Oavl(fs.ln there (Inside h|s about $600. It can also be Denim and 4 and 5 Pocket brain) and Doobie's thinking, and all those faces give used as a small space a"* 6.70 Corduroy Jeans Corduroy Jeans me so much energy." heater (retail $75 to $80) or Fits on fireplace grate; As to what the apeclflc ingredient Is that spArks his an air conditioner. adjustable 14" to 17". 14 high bracket, 15" $ 0 Our Reg. 12.99 8 4 4 Our performance, .whether It may be; their expeotatlons of "There’s no doubt I’ll be handle. Now, barbecue M to 14.99 Reg. 10.99 something exudordlnary of'thair belief In him as a clown a millionaire, but I don’t the year'round! GrtfaNotlncliiiM. Flare or straight legs; belt Great casual fashion flare jeans personage, David replies, "I don’t know what it Is, all’ like to brag about if. I want loops, pockets. Sizes 5/6 to 17/18. in washable cotors, sizes 29 to 38. those little people and tKeIr llAlehess. I don’t, think >' the small businessmen to 3-Hour Long Lasting want-to know." He bdlieyes It might shatter the un­ sell this thing, not the big Duraflame and Sterne Fire Logs... spoiled spontaneity of his act. ones who don’t need the About children, D$vld observes that "kids are really money or the business,” SORRY, BECAUSE OF HOUOAY DEMANDS, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE DEUVERY OF OUT-OF-STOCK MERCHANOHE M TH K FOII CHRISTMAS: sharp now. more. jBophistlcated.’’ He believes that Frenette says. "I put all SENIOR CITIZEN DAYS l)oul>l(‘-mirror iiiiugt* of a hliM’-iiosrtI vlowii. Every Tuesday and Wednesday A U S A U PRICES EFFECTIVE: television has had j»'."terrlble effect. It makes thg’m even- my eggs in one basket and MMICHESTEil VEIINON _ more dependent on Immediate gratification. They lose they came out real good.” n p p OUR REG. PRICES •WEDNESDAY / a vulnerability that's so wonderful in a child." T l l ' 9 ' ^ x r Ontv«rytMii(inourtlock •THURSDAY‘ FRIDAY "If I had 10,000 of these, I I W tin p l Mm. totucu) producU 1145 Totaid TunipXw TrHilljr ShonriegCBnlar Clowning hap mushroomed lor David since he first could sel^'em right away,” and itMn ilrudy on stit. •^TURDAY agreed to work for a children’s repertory theater, He Frenette says. STORE HOURS: DAILY and SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. «SUNQAY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. PAGE TWO-C — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Pet'. U, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Per. M. 1U77 V A news Does a policeman have a against having his with several, known nar­ parently. "casing'' a armed robbery was in the right to stop a private questions "answered by a cotics addicts. He did find jewelry store — Inqlkting making. On dtizen on the s t r ^ and bullet.’’ heroin. But the evidence the i^dows, pacing off An outsider’s tip. If pat him down for weapoqp? ’The law takes a middle reliable enough, may also Q ~ Which veterans are was thrown out of court distances, having furtive To the citizen, such an position. It allows a "stop- justify a search. eligible for 01 Bill because the policeman bad conversations with a com­ second thought experience can be— in the and-frisk’’ when, but only educational benefits? insufficient reason to panion. :Words of the Supreme when, there are good A - Veterans wlUi 181 e i ^ t trouble. When Uie officer frisked Police were summoned Court — "annoying, ground for the officer to days active duty since Jan. m aU he could tell, said this man, he found a pistol. to a factory and told a com­ By Jan Warren frightening, and perhaps fear violence. A hqnch isn’t 31, loss, and before Jan. 1, the court, the men "might And a court held the pany official that one of A public service humiliating.’’ To the enough. 1977, who were discharged have been talking about the evidence admissible on a their employees was feature of the American V policeman, on the other In one case a policeman under other than dis­ World Series.’’ concealed weapon charge, armed. Officers frisked the Bar Aaaoclalion and the hand, this might he the stopped and frisked a man But in another case an of­ since there was good man and found a gun — and Connecticut Bar AaaOcia- honorable conditions are best way to protect himself after seeing him talking currently eligible for 01 ficer observed a man ap­ reason to fear that an the gun was later held to be lio n . The great Bill educational benefits. Servicemen who have stuffing controversy! enlisted since Jan. 1,1977, may enroll in a new con­ tributory educational tough. No one knows the exact Down here In Mississippi, women program which replaces take their cooking seriously. And measurements. the 01 BIU, “Stuffin’ isn’t made by a recipe!” stuffing, that delicious accompani­ Q — Will the Veterans ment to the holiday turkey, is the sniffed, Martha-Ann. “I learned how to make stuffin’ by watching my Administration help pay most .controversial dish to come for my funeral when I die? froth local kitchens. mbther. She doesn’t measure and neither do I. I just keep adding in­ A — Veterans witt war­ No two cooks agree on the in­ time service and certain gredients till the stuffin’ feels right gredients. Some swear by combread, peacetime veterans are #P when I stir it.” others by crackers, still others by eligible for a. burial The girls at the office have decided toasted bread crumbs. Depending on allowance not to exceed to hold a stuffing-tasting at a future the cook, a variety of extras find 1250. lunch break. 'They asked me to bring Each of these advertised their way into this famous Southern Q — I understand I can items it required to be in some of mine so everyone could dish; onions, celery, mushrooms, readily available for sale at sample New England-style stuffing. have my widow’s pension apples, raisins, and turkey giblets. or below the advertised price in each A& P But no way! check sent directly to my The only thing everyone down here Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. I know when the cards are stacked bank under the Direct seems to agree on, is the fact that Deposit System. How can I against me. Anyway, for me, this good Southern stuffing should never, accomplish this? whole thing is nothing really per­ absolutely never, see the inside of the A — Implementation of sonal. With my stuffing, I wouldn’t be FRESH A&P SELF-BASTING FRESH bird. They are adamant in their the Direct Deposit System ?• f. ■ BEEF defending the honor of my mother or feeling that it should be baked for VA compensation and U.S.D.A. INSPECTED '1 0 d m , 100% REAL BUHER AMERICAN LAMB li .'V ," '" ;B0n0M ROUND separately in a casserole and served even New England. I’d be defending . ■ i..m\v the honor of Pepperidge Farms. pension benefits was effec­ g u t t e r as a side dish. tive Oct. 1, 1977. Hiose In­ Yesterday, during lunch-break at terested should take their HICKEN BASTED LEG- - Christmas panorama work, the girls in my office were next VA benefit check to 0 comparing holiday recipes and the their financial organiza­ subject of stuffing was the main tion. The bank of financial mas gifts. Mrs. Edwards operates the Betty Edwards topic. PARTS TURKEYS LAMB ROUND ROASTS Betty Edwards arranges ceramic figures in the nativity organization will assist the WHOLE OR scene on the mantle at her home at 319 E. Middle Turnpike. Answering Service at 230 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. “1 ate Yankee stuffin’ once,” said beneficiary in completing LEGS BKEASTS SIRLOIN HALF CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE Martha-Ann, screwing her face into 18 LBS. UP At top left, reindeers pull Santa’s sleigh loaded with Christ­ (Herald photo by Dunn) Hearing planned the necessary forms. TO 22 LBS. an expression of displeasure. "It was ( $ $ packed inside the turkey and came NEW HAVEN.’ (UPI) - The out in a great grey glob. Ugh!” Federal Trade Commission, which BEEF CHUCK In the service "That’s just the way 1 like it!” 1 has been investigating organized Duplicate said loyally. “And, how in the world medicine’s alleged restrictions on 'lb. lb. SHOULDER can you people call It stuffing if you doctors’ advertising, tentatively has bridge ROAST don’t stuff it.inside of anything?” FKSH BONELESS & Spec. 4 Robert J. Hughes, son of Parris Island. S.C. Francis St., East Hartford, has com­ Airman Paul F. Diehl, son of Mr. scheduled a hearing in New Haven lb. The .girls acknowledged that a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hughes of 17 A 1977 graduate of South Windsor pleted recruit training at the Marine and Mrs. Paul M. Diehl of 59 Shore Jan. 23. CHICKEN CUTLETS M . 9 9 better term would be dressing, but Emerald Drive. Vernon, recently High School, he joined the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, Drive, Coventry, graduated at Shep­ The FTC has charged the Center Bridge Club Martha-Ann managed to get in the Corps in December 1976. S.C. pard AFB, Texas, from the U.S. Air American Medical Association and Dec. 9 at the Masonic Tem­ was graduated from the U.S. Army last word. "No matter what you call He joined the Marine Corps in Force technical training course for the Connecticut Medical Societies ple — North-South: Joyce Noncommissioned Officer Academy it, stuffin’ or dressin’ you’ve got to NOT MORE THAN 23% FAT - ANY SIZE PKG. BEEF CHUCK BONELESS at Fort Campbell. Ky. Marine Pvt. l.C. Leonard C. Smith, August 1977. aircraft maintenance specialists. with conspiring to fix prices and Drlskell and Paul Barton, DELI SHOPPE * $ | 3 9 BNLS.-BEEF SHOULDER « . cook it outside the bird.” first; Bill Curtiss and Don Spec. Hughes entered the Army in son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. He is being assigned to Norton restrict doctor advertising. The LEAH GROUND BEEF b 99'^ BEEF FOR STEW lb. Now, I’d like to get a good recipe Carter, second; Janet Boyd STORE SLICED March 1975. He graduated from Smith of 111 McGrath Road. South Airman Richard C. Silver, son of AFB, Calif., for duty with a unit of medical associations deny the NOT MORE THAN 18% FAT - ANY SIZE PKG. BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS LONDON BROIL STEAKSib^r and Marge Prentiss, third. 6 4 BEEF ROUND-BONELESS Rockville High School in 1973. His Windsor, has been meritoriously Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Silver Jr. of the Military Airlift Command. for Southern stuffing to add to my charges. $ 1 5 9 East-West: Glenn Prentiss GROUNDBEEF ^ b lb. wife. Katrina, lives in Clarksville. promoted to his present rank upon 125 Cooper Hill St., has been assigned He graduated from Coventry High recipe collection but it’s going to be CUBED STEAKS and Marion Haines, first; REFRIG.-ALLVAR.-DELI ^ A&P-M EAT OR EYE ROUND ROASTS ib^ I Tenn. graduation from recruit training at to Chanute AFB, 111., after com­ School in 1977. Barbara Beckley and Jackie BEEF ROUND-BONELESS. the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. pleting Air Force bpsic training at Lynch, second: Murray VLASIC PICKLES i 99*^ BEEF FRANKS S ! : 8 9 * Pvt. Jeffrey W. Mercer, son of Mr. Parris Island. S.C. Lackland AFB, Texas. Powell and Jim Baker, third. A&P-M EAT OR BEEF RUMP ROASTS ib ^ | and Mrs. George Wilson of 38 He received the early promotion Airman Silver will now receive Manchester Bridge Club CAP'N JOHN'S-PEaEO A DEVEINEO Wilshire Road. Vernon, recently for his superior performance during specialized training in the survival Dec. 9 at 146 Hartford Road POTATO SALAD lb. SLICED BOLOGNA k;:8 9 « t^ n 12 oz, $04B HOT OR SWEET completed a DRAGON missile all phases of the 11-week training cy­ equipment field. — North-South; Cort Howell SHRIMP ^il X pAg. f a PORK LOIN gunner course at Fort Benning. Ga. cle. which emphasized physical con­ The airman graduated from and Jane Kuhlen, first; f YOUR A&P DELI CAN ARRANGE CAP’N JOHN'S^XMIIEO ITALIAN SAUSAGE Pvt. Mercer entered the Army in ditioning. self-discipline and Manchester High School in 1976. Phyllis Pierson and Barbara I ATTRACTIVE PARTY PUTTERS. SALAD SHRIMP ANN PAGE ASSORTED July. teamwork. Davis, second; Erving and CHECK STORE FOR DETAILS. FRESH 11b $119 Airman David L. Dow, son of Peter Helen Cross, third. SLICED BACON pkg. A 1977 graduate of South Windsor eumberiaad Ibim s It AVAIlASUI)ISrORESVm)ISaNIC£DEUDEITS.ONLY HADDOCK FILLETS I PORK CHOPS East-West: Peg LaPlant Marine Pvt. l.C. Walter E. Dziama High School, he joined the Marine N. Dow of 18 West St., Rockville, and CONTAINS: 7 CENTER AND ONLY 3 END CHOPS Mrs. Geneva Dow of .Warrenville, and Bob Strairon, first; Rita Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corps in December 1976. We reserve the right to W f pick tht* best fruit & vegetables has graduated at Lackland AFB, DEC. 15-16-17 Holland and Joe Davis, se­ Dziama of 8 Locust St.. South Wind­ limit quantities cond; Sue Robinson and Ellen RECONSTITUTED ASSORTED-PAPER sor. has completed recruit training . Marine Pvt. SureshPersaud, son of Texas, from Air Force basic McKeon, third. 1 ■ SIZE "A"-"BEST FOR BAKING" at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Persaud of 14 training. He is remaining at Sweet Dec. 5 at 385 N. Main St. - REALEMON VIVA Lackland for specialized training in open pair club championship SET the security police field. game — North-South: Luci LEMON 126 ct Airman Dow is a 1977 graduate of APPLE Wadsworth and Ethel Robb, JUMBO roll Births Rockville High School. first; Frankie Brown and Mollle Timreck, second; Nan­ JUICE Si TOWELS cy Akin and Marg. Boyle, 1 0 ^ 8 9 Airman Brian J. Rizner, son of Mr. GudaitU, Ji-nnifcr Lynne, nal great-grandparents are Mr. and ID U L FOR STUFFING-FRESH WASH.STATE-U.S.N0.1-2'/4” MIN. and Mrs. James R. Rizner of 36 Beverly Saunders and Ann daughter of John W. and Cheryl Ann Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks of Orlando. CRANBERRY COCKTAIL DELICIOUS Wayne Road, Vernon, has been Staub, tied for third. Heanue Gudaitis of Windsorville. She Fla. East-West: Barbara GREEN RED DELICIOUS O was born Nov. 16 at Manchester assigned to Chanute AFB, 111., after Phillips and Barbara Farrell, OCEAN PEPPERS ib< APPLES O lbs. NUTLEY Memorial Hospital. Her maternal DeSimone, Mieliele Lynn, completing Air Force basic training. first; Mary Tierney and Ann FflOH-CfUSP FRESH-SWEET grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Donald E. and Monica He will now receive specialized McLaughlin, second: Flo SPRAY „ MARGARINE Thomas W. Heanue II of 452 Burnside Smith DeSimone of I6V2 Highland training in the fire protection field. Barre and Faye Lawrence, CELERY HEARTS bnch. RED GRAPES FRESH-32 SIZE-WHITE FRESH-s w e e t - too SIZE Ave., East Hartford. Her paternal Ave., Vernon. She was born Dec. 5 at He graduated from Rockville High third. JUICE T Dec. 8 at 385 N. Main St. — QUARTERS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Rockville General Hospital. She has School in 1977. GRAPEFRUIT TANGELOS Peg Dunfield and Mary Gudaitis of Windsorville. Her m ater­ a brother, Eric, 3. FRESH-DCEAN SPRAY FRESH-ZESTY Corkum, first; Frankie Brown BETTY CROCKER FOR CHICKEN and Jane Lowe, second; Mary CRANRERRIES YELLOW ONIONS FRESH FRESH-YaiOW SUPER FRESH Warren and Ann McLaughlin, I 1 2 oz. PRE-HOLIDAY third. PIE m CARREHES TURNIPS STOVE Gallon East-West; Terry Daigle A&P MT. VERNON and Bob Hultgrewe, first; CRUST 9 IB Z . $ 4 TOP 0 Connie Dube and Norann 1■ 11 OZ. ■ IS'OFFUBELOETERGENT aB oz 29 SWEET POTATOES cans I 120Z. Coggins, second; Marge m ix « pkgs.. MILK AND SALE Reg. $1.49 Save 20C [ W M J COLD POWER pkg * 1 246 oz. STUFFING pkg. HALF GALLON 79< Warner and Beverly TOMATO JUICE can 5 9 « DAIRY PRDDUCTS DAIRY STORES ENDS SAT. DEC. 17/77 Saunders, third. FOR DISHES 20 CENTS o f f u b e l fa FAMILY SIZE gg« CAIN’S DELICIOUS EVERYDAY LOW PRICESI Mte Time Novice Group JOY LIQUID cent MAYONNAISE AND ON THESE GREAT HOLIDAY THEATSI Dec. 9 at 146 Hartford Road — North-South: Joe and Marg • scon M EXTRA ABSORBANT ANN PAGE Philadelphia 8 oz. CQO Verdon, first; Candy Tatro HEALTHS, BEAUTY AIDS PAMPERS DIAPERS K ‘ 2 ” GREJMfiiESE and Fred Flynn, second; Burt • PAPER " j 9 5 1 CHICKEN OR PORK APPLE­ and Barbara Smyth, third. r 160 ct. I AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY 6 9 * East-West; Ron Loiacono STOVE TOP STUFFING ‘,.;:6 9 « RoyaTs Quality 1 7Q. E G G „ « 2 NAPKINS i ■ pkgs. ■ A&PTURKEY SAUCE AAP BUFFERED ASPIRIN ’S,"69* NUt ROLL and Elaine Yatrosiss, first; ! c i ; 4 9 g PREMIUM QUALITY Marilyn and Joe Fecteau, se­ AAP RAZOR BLADES^' X 49* OVEN BAGS pkg. I Chocolate Covered 1 AQ cond; Joyce and Frank Rossi, A&P-24 0Z. JAR-SLICED II oz. ANN PAGE third. U P SHAVE CREAM com. 59< KELLOGG'S CHERRIES 1.79 valu* i s r o G FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 S 7 9 ' ICECREAM P&W Aircraft Bridge SWEET PICKLES 6 9 * ANN PAGE Club CBOUTEnES 01: 5 9 ' fCLip'fHrs* COUPON ‘ SAVESOC Dec. 8 at 200 Clement Road, SALAD DRESSING f i 7 9 « FRANCO-AMERICAN-ALLVAR. fane Parker Bakery A&P PARTY East H artford — ACBL 40 u . $ 2 2 0 A&P - ORANGE ! DELICIOUS FESTIVE 1.59 Flavor of the Month membership game — North- SPICED-ICED-19 OZ. BAR SALTED PEANUTS '/^gai. I I Q < South: Murray Powell and GRAVIES A&P DRY ROASTED JUICE canon U w VALUE ______Marge Prentiss, first; Larry SPANISH 36oz. $ 4 00 1.09 can WOAL Dean and Tony Longo, se­ PEANUTS , I BAR CAKE A&P - PEANUTS EGG NOG All flavors Includins Spumonl HALF cond; Jim Baker and Keith 3 6 o z .$ 4 00 Burnham, third. JANE PARKER SPANISH can I GALLON East-West: Frank Bloomer 22 oz. EXCEL ICE CREAM ilzi 36 oz. $040 THIN MINTS ANN PACE 8 9 ^ Reg, $1.39 and Fred Clark, first; Charles MIXED NUTS can cH ospftiAj FROZEN PUDDING Smith and Glen Wiilte, se­ O Save 20C SOUO 20 0Z 0 0 G ALL FUVORS cond; Louise Kermode and SLICED RREAD Ivs. OVENWARE by ANCHOR HOCKING ’ « SANTA CHOCOLATE MU ^ 5 9 Rita Holland, third. JANEPARKER.fAMI)US4JGHT A&P GELATINS J u m b o $ 3 4 G FOR SAUDS OR COOKING ALL FEATURE PIECES ON SALE WHILE CONPilRE W l r COKE, PEPSI, 7-UP Over-all winners were 48 oz. 20 ox. Loaf Bloomer and Clark, first; HARD CANDY UBTERETTIS FRUITCAKE pkg. $ 1 0 9 USDA GRADE AA D EXO li cont. SUPPLIES U S T NOW THRU JAN. 14. 1978 eXPIRGS SAT. DEC. 17,77 SODA Powell and Prentiss, second; 83 SCORE ,SAVE 200 WCMtL. and Smith and White, third. AAP STORE CQUPON AAP STORE COUPON A&P STORE coupon A&P STORE COUPON CHIPS The club will have 1^ annual Bill Radzewicz Individual QUARTERS CONTAINS RICH ALL PURPOSE ALL FUVORS REVERE SUGAR T ournam ent D ec. -22. A&P BRAZILIAN COFFEES PILLSBURY YUKON 1-lb. Pkt. 1.59 Value 1 OQ 8 ox. Registration may be made by EIGHT O'CLOCK RUMCimNES i>09 Reg. 69C Thursday night’s game or by BUHER FLOliR QT. SODA culling Fred Clark, 568-6772. IHSTANT USJI Native CQo Save IOC P^TOES '10 lb*. 09* COFFEE lb . 99OLSS.< 64 ox. BOTTLE EVERYDAY LOW PRICEi Pure. Florida, 1.99 Value i 7Q M b ., 10 oz. LINT SAVE AS MUSH AS 30e ORMGEJUlff gal. a m V.vmrv VtST W 08tUn®t®li pkQ.' )ar 50*^ OFF C U t T O M U 1.6 blfion cubic f*®* ^ WITH ST.SO PURCHASE WITH 17 SO PUACHASe WITH ST SO PURCHASE WITH $7 SO PURCHASE I IS os. able wood * •* * ?,“ ^ Reg. $1.19 mund of the naUon’a for- EXaUOMG TOBACCO B ALCOHOL „ , EXCIUOING TOBACCO t ALCOHOLa p .p I EXCIUOING TOBACCO 4 ALCOHOL.. EXCLUDING T09ACC0 4 ALCOHOL^ ,1 FAMILY PACK lIM T ONE COUPON PER FAMLY --- LIMIT ONE COUFON PER FAMILY (m l LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY / i f Save 20C S u after logging. VAIID DEC. IM T . 1977 VAU) DEC H IT, 1977 ® k .VALID DEC 11-17. 1977 m i O DEC 11-17. 1977 wHwu.H9SsHAii

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PAGE FOUR C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cunn., Wed.. Dee. H. IJI77 Pkk Up Yew VeIm fedted Qrctdw In Tin Store. About town ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9A.M. TO 4 P.M. wue Supply Lnwti About town c ) Wearing seatbelts is like brushing teeth The Prayer Group of Betty Crocker Emanuel Lutheran Church Scott Napkins The Golden Age Group of Concor­ will meet ’Thursday at 10 wear them or even wear them only “Hie fact that non-users tend to be fourth sometimes. About half of the BALTIMORE (UPI) - More than The purpose of the study — dia Lutheran Church will have a a.m. in the church library. ICONOMY sometimes,” Nelsing said. infrequent church attenders suggests motorists usually don’t bother to likely the motorist who doesn’t wear published in the American Journal of Christmas luncheon ’Thursday noon BUYS FuflUe Brownie M ix “’The picture of a person least like­ that they could also be lacking in buckle up. 'The Sunday School seatbelts doesn’t go to church, Public Health’s November issue — at Uie church. ly to use seat belts thus emerges as social support from outside groups,” teachers of Zion / ; PACK \ doesn’t visit the dentist or doctor was to determine what kind of person The study points out most regularly, didn’t go to college and someone who has no schooling past the study said. “Such persons present Evangelical Lutheran THIS falls to use seatbelts and how their legislative approaches to seat belt The Bible Discovery Group of Con­ feels powerless to change an un­ use could he increased. high school, who feels that bis or her serious challenges to health Church will meet tonight at educators.” use have been unsuccessful, in- cordia Lutheran Church will have a satisfactory position in life. "One of the ways people take care station in life is unsatisfactory, and' 7:30 at the church. n v s 0 1 . ’The study notes; “In 1974, nearly SO including requiring buzzers and lights meeting Thursday at 9:30 a.m; in the WEEK And, also more than likely, the who feels powerless to change at of themselves is by wearing seat as reminders that the belts have’not church room. ’The public is invited. least some aspects of it,” the study percent of motor vehicle fatalities in­ FKO. same motorist can’t be convinced to belts,’’ said Knud J . Helsing, who been fastened. Ann Judson Circle of wear seatbelts, even though that conducted the survey along with Dr. said. volved Hie occupants of a moving Community Baptist Church ’'’There is little question that socio­ vehicle. Most of these deaths could failure could lead to death. George W. Comstock. “It’s like “What we tried to do is find out will have a Christmas par­ economic factors, especially educa­ have been prevented the use o f ... ■ ^ J * That negative assessment of brushing your teeth. who doesn’t use seat belts — what ty and program including ■' ■•Vi tion, show the greatest association seat belts.” PRODUCE ITEM motorists who don’t wear seatbelts “We found that people who don’t type of person, so we can see what KEEP HAPPY the exchange' of gifts Food Mart helps you But despite the effectiveness of came after a survey of 1,200 persons wear sea belts are less likely to visit with seat belt usage,” it said. ’Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at seatbelts, Helsing said they are worn can be done to change his or her Of the WEEK! conducted by two professors at the their dentist and doctor regularly Another observation was that those KEEP SMILINQ the church. by only about one-fourth of the mind,” Helsing said. Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and compared with people who always who don’t use seat belts are less like­ CALIFORNIA FRESH motorists all the time and another Not much, the study concluded. Public Health. ly to go to church. ’The Christian Service prepare for the Brigade and the Pioneer ^ ■ !Brossel Girls of the Presbyterian Church will meet tonight at .XiO Science 7 at the church, 43. Spruce joyous holidays Sprouts St. A prayer meeting is also scheduled for 7:30 at JUMBO R SnVE FOOD SAU the church. ahead! SIZE The First Church of SpecialBuy OEThe Week! ▼ Special Buy Of The Week! Special Buy Of The Week! Deaths Christ, Scientist, will have FREE RECIPES AVAILABLE IN ALL FOOD MART PRODUCE DEPTS. its regular meeting, in­ VRLLOW RlPt cluding testimonies of BANANAS CHIOUITA OR DOLE 5 lm.*1 . blamed healing, tonight at 8 at the W aldorf TOPSPRED Food Club RTTHEFWAST church, 447 N. Main St. The Ocean FRESH BROCCOLIcAu?S?NiAii:?!!59* o n meeting is open to the SODA IMPOOTaO FROM IIRAIL • IW llT JAFFA hex Spray public. Bolhroom Tissue MARGARINE WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 4...*1. ALL FLAVORS FLORIDA 1 LB.PKG.-QUARTERS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Reservations for the an­ WHITE-ASSORTED C PRINTS 28 OZ. BOTTLE RED RIPE TOMATOES r.' 49* Iranberry ZIFFIR SKINNED A 33-year-old black man nual Christmas party of the — T O P S P R tO from rural Arkansas grew Old Guard close Friday FLORIDA TANGERINES«»-99* increasingly irritable, then Sauce and may be made by con­ with ttos coupon anp M putchiM or 3 mn MAINE POTATOES A L L FUR*FOSB B A G 59* became fearful when peo­ onecoipon VMD k M tnruDec I7 1977 H IB I tacting the Emanuel PKGS. ple approached him, and Lutheran Church office, PACRi SW W M 4 i 1 . finally suffered a fatal 643-1193. ’The party is Dec. YELLOW ONIONS : mo 59 5 SAUD FAVORITES • FRESH FLORIDA heart seizure after two 20 at noon at Willie’s Steak eiNeSS ALS • CLUI * ROOT M S I weeks of hospitalization. PNRNCHOR A lOZ. <4 CHICORY OR ESCAROLE 3n,*1. House. CANADA DRY SODA ..mk. 3... *1. ALP.O LWER DOG FOOD 3 c . n i 8 9 * DRESSINGS c^; ITALIAN O lOTTLRS I • I HOUR SURNINO COLORiO FLAMC’ _ An autopsy found no Assorted Marco Italian eless DCCTC ttKilNWOOO-SUCBD MOZ. O ti reason for me man’s death. D C C iO PiCRL10MNAHVA«D JAR WJARS*I. GRAPE JELLY FOOD C L U I PINE MOUNTAIN LOGS » 99 A Bible stu^y is PRESTONE CALIFORNIA FElRLiSI _ But his wife knew what scheduled for tonight at happened. PwkChops Sausage PotRoast BROIL A FOIL PANS HZI* PACKAOS 59* HOT COCOA MIX POOD C L U I GRAPE JAM FOOD CLUI ' j a r ' 2 j A R S ^1 > FRESH ALMONDS .. 89* 7:30 at the United She told staff members “HOLIDAY SFiCIAL” ^ _ S lb. box Pentecostal Church, 187 LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF 99* HOT COCOA MIX miI ky 99* DIAL SOAP 33* POINSETTIAS ..*3.99 of the University of Arkan­ Woodbridge St. FANCY FRUIT FARM (IXCIPT BtRLIN AND ROCKY HILL. sas for Medical Sciences BeefLobi STRAWBERRY JAM 79 that her husband had Equal AmountsM 0 9 Lesser Beef w ith ’The Manchester Junior Special Buy Of The Week! W Special Buy Of The Week! p Special Buy Of The Week! angered a “two-headed” of Canter, Blade, Am ount Chuck Tenderloin Women’s Club will meet and the two-headed caused $410 ’Thursday at 8 p.m. at the his death. AShtoinChops WALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DELI! lb . Community Baptist Prince Spaghetti Chicken Noodle According to Kenneth FRESHLY SLICED FRESHLY SLICED Church, 585 E. ^Center St. Golden, an instructor at Fresh Turkeys ... ib 69< Rcx:k Cornish Hens 'SSS'...« , 69* 9 8 Ian Ekman, director of the Domestic the university’s psychiatry Butterball Turkeys ^ 72* WholeJHarnscSi^^^ «,1.99 Connecticut School of Spoghetti Sauce SOUP p g l Lundy Ham department, a two-headed .Bono-ln Boston Butt Fresh Design in Wethersfield, FOOD CLUB ( AND SHOULDER) Roast Beef is an older woman con­ Gold Crest Turkeys l a ' i o l f i b s ’ . lb. 69* Siabffi)nS?if^^rS’..»1.59 FOOD CLUB IOV2 OZ. CAN | ^ will present a slide THINREG.-ELBOWS-ZITI PLAIN-MEAT-MUSHROOM sidered by the community FRESH PRODUCE— program followed by a to be a witch who cast Pork Butts ’ Noodle question and answer ses­ spells and healed people. C k SOI117 * 1 9 9 * 9 2 9 sion. Members are asked 32 OZ. ■ m LB. Golden described the Idaho Potatoes NewBakmg . . S bao 79* Frsoh to bring a high protein food JAR FRESHLY SLICED case in a report in the L s o o A n iL 4 lbs 1.191b. oemore Louisiana Yams...... 3 u 1.00 item for the emergency 3 i * l . LUNDY GOURMET HAM ‘1.29 December issue of the Pork Blade Steaks 79 California Carrots...... 4 1.00 pantry. Young women medical journal — ALL VARIETIES SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE .. ‘1.89 Archives of General Fresh Apple Cider...... !»°f 99* between the ages of 18 and Center Ciit Pork Chops 40 interested in joining the APPLE JELLY .0 0 0 cLu. 'JS 2«« »1. I LI..... 59* NESTLE’S SOUPTIME PACKAGE 3 f „‘ 1. NOVA SCOTIA LOX HAND SLICED ’.LI. ‘ 1.89 Psychiatry. He explained T ..C . SOLID Fruit Cake Mix...... Z 1.19 group are invit^. f- O A l iq u id moz. bottle 1 0 0 0 that two-headeds, along C R A DETERGENT plusuoz.iottlbfreb HAND SLICED BoofLoinTilMoM t O^NGE MARMALADE 2 iV. »1. AIR FRESHENERS 3...s.»1. ALASKAN LOX ‘1.79 with “conjure doctors,” T*Bone Steaks U .S .O A Choice , 8 E E F O R LUNCHEON SAUSAGE "IV” n ‘1.69 Tobacco said c h e e s e iM . “root doctors’’ and Yellow Ripe CUP 0 NOODLE SOUP 39* ROKEACH GEFILTE FISH ».z 89* BUITONI RAVIOLI “ hoodoo men’’ are PILLSBURY ALLVARIITtlS CARANDO MORTADELLA n ‘1.49 to hook more PLUS I IO L PKO. INSTANT COFFEE ‘3.99 GAYLORD GRAPE JELLY believed to be able to trick Boneless Stew Beef CAKE MIXES 59* or hex a person, causing that heroin WEAVER CHICKEN R O L L n ‘2.29 sickness, insanity and Bananas SWIFT'S PREMIUM-DEEP BASTED COCKTAIL FRANKS HAT*ONrL .o: 99* WASHINGTON (UPI) - death. Lundy Fresh Pork Sale! “Hexing practices are no Cigarette smoking is more ‘ 49TH ST. CHEESE CAKE n ‘1.89 addictive than using longer a phenomenon only A F ruit "HOT’’ BAGELS (WHERE AVAILAILE1 12 FOR «1.09 , of rural isolated com­ Salad heroin, hooking two-thirds BUHERBALL of the people who ever Not rMpoiuUH. lot typogtopMcol trran. munities in the deep South,” Favorite ASSORTED Golden said. “Physicians smoked, a federal drug of­ have provided evidence ficial warns. C EDEE i I O EDEE ! 9 that voodoo and hexing lb . Dr. Robert DuPont, TURKEYS PORK CHOPS 5 FREE Chek II * FREE cheks I W ITH PURCHASE OF ANY I practices exist as far north director of the National I I W ITH PURCHASE OF ANY TOMS - 16 to 18 LBS. or 20 to 22 LBS. TWO PACKAGES | | as Connecticut.” FInast Holiday Gift Cert/fleates 1 18 Institute of Drug Abuse, .PACK Golden said the practice ^•Flnast offers Gift Certificates for I Western McIntosh Red Ripe I New Yellow says tobacco use should be EVEREADY !! G. E. of voodoo in the United Specified Amounts: $5, $7.50, $70 An|ou Pears Apples addressed “as an addictive States is a blend of African good tovrard food punhases at FInast Tomatoes Onions disorder” rather than with BAnERIES l i light Bulbs ; scare tactics. voodoo and European a WITH THIS COUPON AT I I WITH THIS COUPON AT | 7 8 “ LB. I FOOD MART. GOOD SUN.. I witchcraft beliefs. “We need to get away FOaO MART. 0 0 0 0 SUN.. SWIFT'S PREMIUM . DEEP BASTED DEC. It THRU SAT., DEC. 17. I I DEC. n THRU SAT.. DEC. 17. I B lI II I? He spent two years in from the concept of devil LIMIT ONE COUPON PER iB E m fl | LIMIT ONE COUPON PER lQ Q p | 3 - ^ 1 - 3 9 f | s 4 9 ^ CENTER CUT FAMILY. I FAMILY. " West Africa as a Peace drugs and to think more U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF Butterboll hens $159 Shortening Soft Cookies about drugs as having Corps teacher and said in LB. I 9 powerful effects, some of Turkeys 1 4 L B S . LB. PORK CHOPS the village he lived in, dis­ Rnsfl I 4 -BEE GHt- I I CHUCK BLADE IM PIRI K08HIR FRESH obedience of tribai custom 31b. Di Id, StnwtMny, rFROZEN FOODS- which are good and some FInast Aprtcot, Retfibeny, 10 o z$ . ^ 4 ^ DAIRY VALUES PULLYCOOKRDIN I TO I 2 FREE C h e k s 11 2 FREE c b 'e w ! of which are not so good,” •ARBICURSAUCR I I L IS . is punished by fines, can BluDbsnybr Turkeys *1.09 W ITH PURCHASE OF ANY I g g ban g g « PORK SHOULDER I W ITH PURCHASE OF ANY II 2 pkgs. I banishment or, when the Fudge Bar Tropicana Orange Juice . gi DuPont said. STEAK U.$.D.A. CNOICI • B IIF 4 lO N fL IS S IS " x 10" GLASS f r a m e d ! I CAROL I infraction is particularly Tony’s Pizza “Many young people who (FIRST CUT) Chuck Steak (UNDBnaLADI) *1.29 LB. Mott’s Apple Sauce...... 69‘ Finest Ricotta W hole M ilk or Part Skim c o n f 79* PICNIC serious, by curse death. Realemon Lemon Juice.. b“o't 59* are considering smoking I PRINTS ! I EXTENSION I That, said Golden, Borden's Cremora...... 1.19 Dream Whip...... JS 59* Imperial Margarine...... iS 59* Sausags or PspperonI are unaware of the addic­ ISVk oz. pkg. $ -1 3 9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF Pork Cutlets I LARGE SELECTION | | CORD means certain death. But Bars6pakAAe tive potential of 4 FOOT . ♦ FOOT • 12 FOOT . Hendries Yogurt Stia I 2 p a k 9 9 Rnast Sandwich Cookies ^5' 89* Breakstone C ottag« C b « « M ...... co n t. 69* or Supreme 17oz.pkg. SEMI-BONELESS O F P R IN T S for such a curse to be Of m pkg. cigarettes,” DuPont said. WITH THIS COUPON AT WITH THIS COUPON AT successful, he said the vic­ Tomato Soup______Cam pbell s J__ cans89* Hot Cocoa Mix MbJrrSL. 'J,”,' 1.59 Fresh from Baker Street! Studies on tobacco Pork Roast tim has to know he has FlnutFrash W hitt Bratd a a a Rnast Bread Dough.. dependence are being con­ Chuck Sleok or Roost Solid White Tuna"’’,S5!:,.°;stM^“ Z 79* Hot Cocoa M ix .S 2 a u 5^299* . . IS 99* U.I.OUt. .M in ■ M lK uil been cursed, and he has to ducted by the institute. (UNDERBLADE) Pork Ribs Big RoundTopO Mrs. Smith (M u x s P tfnpfun P is . .? ? 1 .2 9 Shoulder Roast . believe in the power of the “The most startling IL U . 73 'll r".T « _ _ U.I.OX cNOica Fresh Pork Butts 1 person who administers Solid White Ocean Spray Vetetables^r'™"BulUfStuci. . . . 3oStf 1.00 figure 1 have come across Hot Dog Rolls FinulFrs^ . . 3 « 1.00 FRESH the curse. is that two-thirds of the Short Ribd of Beef B a n q u e t...... 40* off Fried Chicken ^ 1«69 U.B.DJL CMOtCI Pork Spare Ribs The victim feels hopeless Star-KistTuna people who have ever ON A 171 OZ. PACKAGE 2 * ON A I L I. VACUUM CAN and helpless. His eating Cranberry Sauce ^ I t Cakes Hood's All Flavon smoked cigarettes in the Lean Stew Beef . TOPCO Bar20oz. Pkg. I ! MAXWELL HOUSE D eluxe 2 8 oz. Ring Luxury 3 2 oz. Box U.B.DJL C N O IC I * U I F and drinking habits United States are now PRIMO - HOT A I W M T IcsCraam j become irregular. He In Wstsr 7 oz currently addicted that is, London Broil IHOULDHR t Blue Powder COFFEE Jellied or S |7 9 $ 2 6 9 U.S.DJL. CNOICI • B IIF I Italian Sausage Child MilduE^Franks fatigues easily and even­ O f , 6 . , $ 4 $ 3 2 9 *1.09 Oil can Ic tU ilu daily cigarette smokers,” A L L G R IN D S Whole Light n’ Lively ...... ST99* ilM MAND • RRIAKFAST O E M SMOKED DETERGENT | l tually, with no interest in cans ■ Chuck Cube Steak he said. Pork Shoulder Roll ■ WITH THIS COUPON AT I I WITH THIS COUPON AT 78 ILICIO Pork Sausage *1.19 FOOD MART. 0000 SUN.. I I POOD HURT. 0000 SUN.. living, the victim simply • R M U ^R 0« NOT N' fAOIV COLONIAL OIC. II THRU SAT.. DIC.tF I O IC . II THRU SAT., Q IC . IF. Red Salmon . . . . 'K'J 1.99 Finttt IB" Heavy Duty PtlLaDA I dies. Aluminum Foil LIMIT ONI PKO. • ONI I LIMIT ONI CAN • ONI D a V IIM ID I COUPON PIR FAMILY. 3 -MR.DEUDEPT.— Firefighters Beef Liver Pork Sausage Roll *1.09 Center Cut Bacon .n COUPON P in PAMILY. “Overwhelming feelings ConUOma . . . , ( Tomato Paste 2'iSl89* Rnast Fruit Cocktail.... 2'S^79* Imported Swiss Cheese..«2.19 N « LIAN H THAN DACON PINWAV of fright, fear, tap Martin Upton Tea Bags...... 1.59 Rnast Coffee Creamer.. '?S' 79* Veal Patties Swift Sizzlean 11 OZ. I *1.29 Meat & Beef Franks LU . 74 hopelessness and Roast Beef Baked Virginia H a m ___ •,»1.29 The Town firefighters helplessness — not unlike Hunt’s Prima Salsas..». . . ;i 89* Kosher Dill Spears oti.y. . . '}J' 79*l Artileble onlf in Stot$$ with Serrice Deli O s p fs . those felt by the cursed union. Local 1579 of the III —iBlmaM h M CM iliwiue.w ra iu tri the rl^M le IM I la lie li 3 pkeo. el eng Horn ute ipl whore oSerwIee neted.lleme offdred tor eele not evellebto to eeeeloleor toother retaildedere or w hotoielait.| off 1! Is* off International Association ON A IIW OZ. PACKAGE I I ON A 71 oz. PACKAGE African—have been known IN-STORE BAKE SHOP! FROZEN fo o d s 6AL0REI HEALTH A BtAUTY AIDSI FRESH FRESH DAIRY DELITESI to cause death in the FInast Soda Mayonnaise Cooked$ to / % 0 9 of Firefighters, has re­ BETTY CROCRER U.S. Gov't Home-Style RollsE™«:bM...« : 79* elected its four officers for M ACiiih i TOP CHOICE I United States when people AXELROD * * i” *“*** 1 Cola, Orange, iSpacIfIcatlon or Cinnirnon I POOD AUIT.IT. 0000 SUN . ^ B ^ ■ Klein, vice president; Jack ALL FLAVORS | | I DIC.IITNRUlu OIC. It. IIM IIII dangerous situation,” 59 M CMHT M CKUl O IC . n THRU SAT.. O IC . IF. I CREAM L IM IT O NI PKO. ONi IQ m^ S Hughes, secretary and 101. I LIMIT ONI FKO. • ONI > Golden said. you; and Save $1 this Week with the Coupon Below. Chicken EFFERDENT TABLETS COUPON FIR FAMILY. COUPON PII IR PAMILY J PINT CONTAINER 4 CUPS “The implications of Robert Bycholski, 1 L I. PACKAGE » oz. CARTON w c o ■ _ SUL these phenomena might te treasurer. COnON SWABS faou!h " 3I F u n ? " L U . 77 far reaching,” he said. EXTRA BONUS R YOU SAVE 20* || YOU SAVE 70* H YOU SAVE 51* “Research can provide the * t|B O 15* o ff It 10* o H EfESH lAKERT OEIITESI ON A 4 PACK PACKAGE mental health professional Large All Grinds OFF FOOD CLUE ON ANY TWO JAES with greater understanding H eim FInast Gift advice lAIA Lie « OLD FASHIONED OR I I ASSORTED ALLVAeilTIIS POLANER'S TOPCO COFFEE RINGS W kO t.P R e . CRESCENT of the powerful influence of W hile Tomato NEW ORLEANS (UPI) culture and society on tte Savarin Ice Mr. Deli FOOD MART PRESERVES HANDY — If you listen to psy­ AWAKE 'IS- 49* ROLLS iSi 3W f k o^1 s . I • I individual and the intricate ^ Eggs chiatrist Edwin Fuchs, DOUGHNUTS FKG. Ketchup n i l 2ASi29* OR JELLIES SPONGES relationship of the mind Coffee Cream J., Party you’ll take care what MEAT PIES .■«T vAaiiiiii 4 99* Bi'idXiiTS WITN THIS COUPON AT WITN TNH COUPON AT and body.” Christmas gifts you choose ROMANY RYE BREAD 59* FOOD AUIT. 0000 SUN.. FOOD MART 0000 SUN. EGG BEATERS FLIlKHMAHN't f . r « 8 9 * AM EfirfsOTEra^iTw OIC II THRU SAT . OIC. It I He said patients in the Platter for friends and relatives. T O F m e tT N lltS N 'f • 1 L i. LOAF S QIC It THRU SAT.. OI< U-L LIMIT ONI FKO ONI \ U niM States are often C O N T A M « ll I LIMIT TWO JAII • O H il COUPON P ll PAMILY Fuchs said recipients PEA5 & PEARL ONIONS - i 39* CANADIAN BROWN BREAD 75* C o t t a g e c h e e s e 69* _ COUPON PIR FAMILY. do/ S Choose from The Mardi Gras, . reluctant to tell doctors HI : ? 8 8 ^ can feel rejected if their about hexing |n-actices for ' 'agyvi eri) $ / ‘,0 5aif -y ••ny» {Festival. Carnival or Cuskm Made! ? • itn ifn cthoon and 17 SQ pueftne a lt- tta'. ■ raqaa- j i i l | * SO iat« tu « ■ gifts are less than they PRICIS IFFECTIVE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11 THRU SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17. lAteilm ilffv.,l» 1/ t'ff/M l,v s • N’.h •VI# . • ap IP i S fear of being belittled or ...... ■'-=*•'■»•• m i I ^^ l-ndor*toucon l-xdomcoupon VjtdOBtVMD k 11 II fhruOicfhruDK 17 17 19771977 H 8 9 0 ^ . I ^I f w lagaai y .iw .in nw-.jie. ” *« . . n ••' iv * «NKXi' ""< • g ^ «.ia« . ^ gg «* w | A K I expected or items that not understood. were hastily picked. • • 410WilTMIDDlITUIIIIPI» M M N N Iin il Prices ollw.live Sunday 11 thru Saturday December 17, 1977 We reserve the right to limit quantities V 4^ . , a- y

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Social ^"^"o7"o7ponJj Stop & Shop Coupon [|| Security W M s e o w o n jn d • I 7 . U purchase. WVi Vris ooujwn and a I7.S0 puntiMt. ShopRitehas. i & r Q. My 11-year-old son is seriously ill and may need a kidney transplant. Is it Sun n o i i r true we can get Medicare AIPwpDW Spound help for the cost of the Glory S p o u n d transplant? b a g Frozen b a g A. Yes. You can get help Oaidlwi.DK. H 'S tt.D N . ir.LMonabaeptictaleffl*.. under certain conditions. If 9ooS Syn. Dm . 11 • U . Dm . 17. UntR « M CM par ct Good Sun . Dk . 1 1 -S a l. Dk 17. UiTt one bpg per cuMompr. you or your wife worked Frbzen vw,wvvw,w long enough in a job I/m b I w covered by Social Security, PncHHlKaulia.0M.II-B«.|l»cl7.Nlaii»MttMp«aiMMaiwiBEBb«B«iiy8tPPBaiK»S^ ““ niiniWIiN L. ln.i^l.jj-1 you or your dependents can get M^icare to help pay / A lovely for ttw holdaysl \ for a kidney transplant, or dialysis, and other health care costs related to kidney failure. You should get in touch with any Social Security office as soon as possible. Q. I’m 66 years old and for the past 11 months I’ve Buyl,6,ADoienOr Buy ByTheCase been getting Supplemental 1kkta*nintagiolttiiMlow>rieM. ..aniMrt|N»«r,aitiMriyMUVil1blMmllMtillilMr(wlMiMn ^^"aHeadforthe m m m m ' M Security Income (SSI) hi»t in opfwlMltif to kurrtiM Hwm It Mil >flcM, w iwwt rawntt Mu rtgMti k c iiIwiiIIy limit yinIMIw H wHti eHiir. payments. Now I’ve been notified that my eligibility Get your Slop&Shopsvwrth! for SSI is being reviewed. -POODOIFTCERTnCMTE- Why is this being done? I’m ^ SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL PVBCkAiE as poor as ever. A. Every person getting ^ i ] Limited Time Only Limited Time Ohiy SSI payments has their \ s y v J DRY ROASTED DISH DETERGENT T ra iy s a tM l case reviewed each year to 8 delicious ways to feed make sure he or she is still PUUtTERS PEAMITS MLMOUVE UQUID eligible and being paid the correct amount. This 4 review is required by law, , i | 0 8 i ^ ^ | 3 9 your family CratiberryJuke S l2~stM i5i5r' because a person’s btl. eligibility for SSI depends can Harc's a grant gilt Idaal ShopRIta food Gift C ocktaU L n O f a t S on such changeable factors CartNIcatoa, availablaln'S.OOiinmatalShopflltolatalShopflHo s... # 9 BiscultslOVa^ as income and living itoraa. Radaamabla------, at any tima____ lorjr marchandaamarchandaa Fancy Fruit Trays Tomato Juice stopsshop 2 »'89' arrangements. of radplant’a ehoiea. Show your appradatlon to Irlanda, ralativaa, nalghbora and all thoaa A pple Juice stop & shop "?' 89' M l x & M a t d i ( Q. I’m getting Social daaarvlng lolw on your holday lat. Fancy Fruit Bowls V b w Security disability SPECIAL PURCHASE Variety of V/eights benefits, but now I’d like to n e Crust Rfix dV.lolOV; 02. pkg. try to work again. Will my Limited Time Oniy LOVELACE HNE CHINA self service deli your benefits stop if I take a ALL VARIETIES , favorite brands. job? THIS WEEK S FEATURE ClMdce t o n b ^ S a i m A. Not immediately. ’The 5onoR#Shastai ^ Pick up your copy of C o k M iia l law provides for a nine- SHASTA SODA our latost PRICE PLUS DINNER WIthaach Chocolate Chips iReaichocoiate) »129 , . J o n DRINKS! S h a s ta month trial-work period to Circular. It is full of •5 E x t r a M ild These special -^^ib SlopiShop-Semi-Sweel-IZouncebag JclllBU m “ns ' . ; Son drinks CASE PUTE purchaaa enable disabled OF 24 storawida savkiga. Li- Seedless Raisins i s I S S g . 89'= Fruit Cocktail 59' beneficiaries like yourself mKad tpiantHlas avail- aiDoavfu.ownoNGU's meat buys are too good to miss! ______Ocean Spray '='^r to continue receiving •3 8 - 1 abla at ypur local I ¥ a i i k s 8 9 ^ benefits while testing your S h ^ R tta l Potato Chips or Beef Franks 1 l>.pkg. N lH C tSvQ rtl g . VERYFME a ability to work. If at the “Great BeeT ^ USDA Choice Green . o z end of the trial work period Apple Sauce...... Slop & Shop Cold Cuts iS; BS" % SweetMIxed you show you’re able to do PLANTERS Bologna, P&P or Spiced Luncheon Giant ^ Pifttlrlpc CMV substantial gainful work, SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL PURCHASE Cocktail Peanuts...... ".2, 99^ Cotonial Sliced Bacon *1 ’* BmidessBeeS Whole Boiled Onions ".'s.” ™ 49"= * you’ll get three more AUVARIETtlS Stop & Shop Bologna bythepM * S'79= Del Monte Corn 3 '/.SIM months of payments before limited Time Onty lim ited Time Only At I UADicTiee I Chuckles Jells..„...... , - Vlasic Pickles 79== your benefits are stopped. < ALL VARIETIES UPTON ALL VARIETIES Hillshire Farms Kielbasi S' *1 On the other hand, your CHOCOLATE/CHOCOlAn rUDGEn/ANlUA HUNfl or Smoked Sgusage Sweet Gherkins 'v' 79' Mb. 4 ^ 1 Whole or Speera y o c disability benefits will con­ Snack Pack .. M toul wtight 189< ^ Olde Tyme Pickles OuiftJer / CtaiidLRoa»t tinue if the trial work ' ShopRite MIXERS DtMETS TURTLE period shows you are not Chocolates...... Nepco-Point Cut 6 9 PittedOlim^ able to engaged in gainful FUNSTENSUCED OR WHOLE corner deli everything sliced to order. Snow’s Minced Clams 99' Early California work. AvaRibti In a to m biiuring a aarvioa d il. 1V2-OZ. Large can Q. I’ll be 62 in a few Natural Almonds x99< Cm*ned Beef B risket Mushrooms 2 c'.'i;; 89' s y months and I’m having a box 4 ^ 9 9 ° ASSORHO/CHOCOUTE/VANILlAfPEANUT BUTTER lOTSA MIDOU Lindsay Select Olives hard time deciding MorrlsoueSdilS. Regular, Maple or Thick Sliced-1 lb. pkg. ShopRiu #125 ShopRite Cookies.. Gloria Stuffed Olives whether or not I should IN OIL OR WAHR CHUNK UGHT 250ctNqikiiis retire. How much will my Curly Lasagna i;?,39^ Sta^Kist lUna...... ‘I’Si 59^ Be^FIraiiiks SunGkrry C Q ' Social Security benefits be HNE/McDlUfA/BROAD 1 ply pkg. ^ SPECIAL PURCHASE EMPRESS OR SPRUa MINOD Sun dory Soda reduced if I retire at 62 in­ One Pound ^ ^ 1 9 Sf^&Shop Bacon Regular stead of 65? Penn Dutch Noodles.... ;:^49^ Lim ited Tim e Only Quick and easy meal. ^ Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil KJELDSEN Chopped Clams...... :!!s;:89< VEGETABLE CHOPPED OR MINaO Slop 1 S hop- to o ft. pkg. or Diet bottles ^ Q. If you retire at 62 your Mother Goose Liverwurst S'*1" benefits will be reduced 20 Butter Cookies :i *2” Plastic Cups 100 ct. « 89' Stop & Shop Saltines "'e 39' MEAT/MUSHROOM/REGULAR SPAGHETTI SAUCE Gorton'S Clams...... ‘:;'3s69^ percent. This reduction in CMSCOSHORIEIMNI KING OSaR BRISLING Tavern Loaf Rrst Prize “ 99= 20' Lean^m iiidBeef benefits is permanent. Of Prima Salsa 2,,99^ Cheddar Cheese bSSvS. S'‘2’* ‘ Contains not more than 20% fat.-Any size pkg. course, the closer you are Sardines...... !;:?.s79< VILLA ROMANO PLAIN C to 65 when you apply for AUNTilMlMA “White Gem”-2V2-3 lb. package retirement benefits, the Spaghetti Sauce y, 59^ » * 1 B 9 Pancake Mix...... Stop&Shop FiVerPIito» CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE SPAGHETTI R MEATBALL/BEEFARONI-MINI RAVlOU OR smaller the reduction will can ShopRIti All Natural White or 9in.-ioo be. Whether you take early Ravioli...... 99< Pastel count pkg. 0 9 BEEF/CHICKEN/PORK MARUCHAN Quick Oats...... B a k e d H O m Stop & Shop Pretzels 3 II »1 retirement or not, it all __ p , A A e 'OHNSONl JOHNSON StNICAAlfL[ BAMEL ACrUVOMD ChideenBreaists inijaieaHoiorCcre tends to come out even Half Pound Thins, Slixs or Rings Foam Cups lO ! -S0CO.XI£kg because you either get 5?o!!I®?uNa!°?^ 5pe1(99 Newborn Diapers Apple Juice...... ’:f.’iS:69^ Breadcrumbs...... ’:^.!s,69^ Sliced fresh to order. O&C Potato Sticks Cold Cups Slop 4 Shop reduced benefits over a cl—..— J D !—^ <«1 ^UNMY SENECA COdNIAZAIVWCE/CHICKEN/rOAKSTUmNG Roguietor longer period of time or a Potato Salad OtlAVineger Eredi PbiiL 9pare Ribs ,, 1 Tide Detergent ’ Lemon Juice...... ,3!:49^ Stove Top Mix...... '£i59< dairy huge variety. . . all good and fresh . . . freshness is our first concern. , larger amount in a shorter Q I ■ e y A A / snopmtt PAPER...... (7-OZ. SIZE) .... siKipiiimmiATioN TunaorHarh Salad period. Stop&Shop-2V2-3 lb. package Q. When my husband 0)ldCups...... ^“;sl79^ Hi-Ho Crackers...... :s; 69^ Vanilla Extract...... A ^opHiHWMtTE AUVAWETIElWyLETSPOWOEPED ^ COME Stop&Shop 100%Pure died two years ago, he was our kitchen fresh made quality foods. getting Social Security . . . ^ ...... HANOVER WHITE ™ Aisgy Paper Plates..^ ssSl” FruHDrinks. Chock Full O 'N uts iS*2« retirement benefits. Next , ilAl- ShPPAHtECONOMY OUANSMUY SEGUUSOSOBP ' Breakfast Sausage 1 lb. pkg. year I want to apply for c""49^ Aluminum Wrap ,T.”«”,'79^ Cranberry Juice...... M ellow Roast Coffee *2” F r ^ C h e e s e Plastic Gallon Jug monthly benefits based on All Natural qtr. lb. sticks his earnings record. Will (from concentrate) Crescent Rolls P'Usbury 2 89' ^ 69^ Elfwich Cookies...... 79^ Fruit Drink :■ b'S! 69^ Hershey Cocoa *1^® Short Ribs of Beef chuck my payments be based on MUSSLEMANS TOMATO Cottage Cheese Breakstone '!"■ 69' the amount he was getting A m m I m Yiki.. PA^ BB-' a, . I . SNOWS NEW ENGLAND FBUITCnSTORANGEMAIIM/STItAWBEIUlY OB BING CHEBIlr Cheese Spread Slices .'e'o",”'., *1” 18 A f V Cain. Large Curd, Low Fat or Tangy Individually W rapped-W hile or Yellow or will they include the Applesauce "’i39< Heinz Ketchup !^i<3^79« Clam Chowder rp59< Preserves ''-•^s69< ounce general increases in Social CW^Ej^HUNYU^INS^^ 11b 4- >1OC Shopjtt COIOSSA^PE NESTLE PEANUT BUTTIIVSUGAIVOATMEAI FARMEUVOBSTBAWBEBBT Great Veal Buys at Stop&Shop! Cream Cheese 79' Country store Bars *1°® Security benefits since he \ ^18oz. Mushroom Pizza >1” Rich’s Whipped Topping 59' Sharp or Extra Sharp Cheddar died? S>nOpNlttp?.® In HEAVYe^!?.? SYRUPp®PP'® WholeOlivesd ibb a b M n e n -49« CookieMix x69< Preserves ~ A. ’The amount of pay­ C m i i * «;opR't«WPEORPmW REGULARORUNBUACHIDnaSBURYOR MASTERS CHOICE TUNA OR SALMON ment you’ll get will include Fruit Cocktail 3 v‘n Select Olives ‘2i49< Gold Medal Flour Ut59< Cat Food 6"“ 89< seafood everything from fillets frozen foods fix meals in minutes with these specials ... shop 700 different Items. to shellfish. BondessV^’f^ whatever increases in Pineapple... b S m B b SJ" b B _ - . ShopBlUVEGnABlE RED HEART BEEF/BACONfUVER Social Security benefits 39< Dill Pickles n.89< Shortening Dbg Food. ...%S89‘ BanquetMeaC _ Lendera have occurred since your Cod Fillets husband’s death. Maid Rite Veal Steaks Pies..'.4^11 g g r Bagds <-.. jg f > b f t i Frozen ^ 2 9 Chicken orTurkoy mW Onion, Onion, PlainPlain or or Egg Egg PATRICK CUDAHY The MEATing Place<^ ■Frozen Foods < « < 0 P v Good eating. |b. Fresh Calves Liver Morning S141 Farms ALL VARIETIES EXaPT 8EEF t HAM Great with fried onions French Fried Scallops ‘ 1« Scramblers Egg Subaiiiuit 'l°,‘ 69* Empires are 320* C Q c CANNED BEEF ROUND BONELES!. m r,T > ^ BEEF CHUCK SHOUtDER POT ^ — Cooked Shrimp Salad Size *2“ and Stop & Shop bacon! Flounder Dinner 59' Perx Coffee Lightener Ctn 3 9 4 $1 W E T 2 StopeShop-1 lb. packago-Frozen a cross between HAM B O n O M ® 9 1 BONELESS mjT$ 1 1 9 Macaronis Cheese W S " 39' Welch’s Grape Juice 3 tS. »1 $11 :RS._...... jlSf Large Size Shrimp iS S i *4“ McIntosh & Red Delicious. ROUND ROAST . I I ROAST I Stop t Shop-Peeled & Deveinod-Frozen Good (or baking or lb. $419 eating out of hand. 100% a h N a tu ra l Pinochle Armour Bacon •pkfl-Ig. I ^ T h e Christmas Place' Cooked fish‘ nics *1” Grown fDr StDp&ShDp - Empire 'Dairy lYMEGO-FAWCETT StopAShop O O C Cooked Fish Cakes 1'il>.pkg.-hOMn 0 9 scores BSirir r. ^ ^ ” * ^ Ihp Round Roast » . »1» FARRAH Sell Sizzling Crinkle Stop&Shop DOLL— ...... 12V,- ^ErnitoitlieLooiii Cut Oven Fries Assorted Flavors Tub M unrlioM lt-r B U n E R J ® ^ -*1” tejiansausage^ Sliced Turkey with Gravy *1 ” ^Apgles~JJ9 Yogurt Bars R*U)ti#(ry-#Cl 99' To^) s c o r e r s in th e StopBShop-24ounce package FARRAH FAWCEn BY MEGO 'Sale! or Yogurt Sticks-12cl.-21 ounce pkg. Manchester Pinochle Group AI100% nea S b Ib game Dec. 8 at the Army and . - ^ 4 9 * ------cotton ^ Prtoi Green Giant Vegetables 2 M Sara Lee Layer Cake *1 ” * “ • " ‘*9* ‘ ^9* MAKE-UP Nibiots Com, Groen Beans. Medium Sweat Peas. X Navy Club are Lee Double Chocolate or Chocolate & Cream S teinm eyer, 686, Robert - Service D e li ______l^lh Roast ,b Oiicken Breasts...... nk 99^ CENTER Boys’ Briefs *2” $199 Mixed Vegetables or Leaf Spinach-in butter sauce. Schubert, 641, Richard ShopRitB (STORE SUaO) \ — ■ r SitaB6.S,t0.12,14.16pkg.al3. ' IHbJfutHbSesSSI Aunt Jemima Waffles 2 It;' M CaNtomia buntii Louises Cheese Ravioli X *1 ®* Colbert and Ann Fisher, 580, OIICKEN ' The Produce Place Boys' Tee Shirts ‘2** $*199 Mushrooms Brown or w i ^ 99° Fresh Celery 4 9 * Vea Cormier, 572, John Gaily, -B a k e r y Marzelti # \ / V . SliBB4,A10.12.14,16pkg.ol3. ' Blue Cheese M M - health & beauty aids bakery 1 so treats from our ovens. 560, Ernestine Donnelly, 549, ROLL ..Vz-lb.i SboeW tt RYE-THIN i U U O RV I A N D r o u n d c o r n Duraflamie logsaa99L SabdDtessIng 12oz.jar ^ M R ^ L RYE: MURNIROT RYE. ONKM Gladys Seelert, 548, Vincent RYE. SBIOlO OR UNSCiOlO RVI. U A a PUMPf RM aU . Men’s Bnefs *3“ $099 Sliced White Boreilo, 543, and Mary Hill, • I m W • I RVi RYE CUTS OR PUM PIRNtaU COTS “NO PRES. ADOIO“ Sizn Sinai, Mad.. Lg. or X-Lg. pkg. ol 3. “ 541. Roast Beef 59 ^^^^^^^Sup.ibqual!^Hearthside Stoneware S u a m e a iK A F V ernim R Y E B R E A D Men’s Tee Shirts *4** $099 Casual Elegance Dinnerware Winners in the Rockville SiZBBSmBAMBd.. Lg.orX-Lg.pkg.ol3. " 9iainpoo9SF Senior Citizens Pinochle Club Men’s Boxer Shorts *5** $099 WHh - . - 4 ^ . . . - DaisvDaisy DonuDonuts -SfrilS' Dec. 8 game at the Senior each Strawberry, Green Apple, Apricot or Baby Citizens Center are Jennie 887 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Sim30,3B,34,3«,38.40,42,44ptigot3. ^ $3 purchase ' “New"High Fiber Bread 2 ^ ‘ 1 C e r ^ B o w l 100 Buffeiin Tablets » ‘1'* Starke, 642, Mary Felko, 600, MRNGHE8TER ______Slope Shop-Special Formula Anna Hietela, 586, and Violet May, 578. OpM 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. Top scorers in its Dec. 6 2$3MiddiTimgHwllM game are Genevieve Ward. • P A C T U A D T C A D H ChvttrOakMillSilttiUiMtFwIwsSt, • IfC D M A M Rts.g3t30VemoflCiicl6 t uiL-10 f.m . M «l -Si L 9 i.n.-S p.m. SUNDAY 633, Ed Quinn, 614, and "ki «der to BBBWB • BuHdBm Kipply ol ibIbb NIANCHESTER t n o I n n n l r U n U S i.m.-10 p,ni. Mon,-$aL 9 i.m,-s p,ni. SUNDAY V C I I I l U l l 8 i.m ,-10p,ni„ M wi.-SiL 9 a.in.-S p.m. SUNDAY irB muBi rtBBfvt ft* right to ImH the purcliBBe ot BdeB to un»B ol 4 flt Bey BBle ItomB, BBCBpI where odttrwlBe noted." Not reiponiW e lor typogrBBhlcBl trroEi William Farr, 594. PrieoBBRocllvt Sun., Oo«. 11 Him S it.. Doc. 17.1977. Copyright WokBltm Food C orporeH oartr;. PAGE EIGHT-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 14; 1977 I I ’TT

B u sIn e M a • ...... 'JhU' Outside today Clear tonight with lows in the mid 40s. For Mostly sunny Friday with highs near 40. Business vocabulary Home Delivery Outlook: Pair and mild through the weekend, with a chance of showers Sun­ Phone 647-994iB day night. National weather map on page has colorful origins y ^ ^ \ .,>THUR8DiWp ’ PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS for a silvermine called Sankt * _ - . li NEW YORK (UPI) - A broker Joachimsthal near the Bohemian originally was a wine seller or a tavern employee who broke or town now known as Jachythov in Czechoslovakia and that silver talers tapped the wine kegs. were minted there in the early 16th The modem w o^ salary comes (Police report) Century for several nearby countries. from the Roman term for a soldier’s Another unusual one is average. It salt allowance. The same salt .0 comes from the Arabic and it East Hartford Speakers angered allowance led to the homely idea that originally meant damaged merchan­ JoMph Hultgrdh, 45, of Plainville an industrious soldier or worker was dise. It retained that meaning for a was' arrested Wednesday and "worth his salt.” long time after it was adopted into charged with sale of liquor to a The origins of these and other com^ both Engiish and French. It acquired minor. He was released on a promise mon business terms were compiled its present connotation because to appear in Common Pleas Court 12 . by the editors of G.&C. Merriam Co. by idea criticism merchants had to share or average in East Hartford Dec. 28. of Springfield, Mass., publisher of the expensive losses from damaged Webster’s dictionaries and other By MAL BARLOW pu • Fund more major repair cargos in the pre-insurance age. Robert Muller, 35, of 12 Outlook ' reference books. East Hartford Reporter provements, not create them. ’ projects for the 879 units of elderly Cancel is another peculiar one. In St., East Hartford was arrested ’The mayor in his more than eight and low and moderate income Oniy a few of the business terms in Wednesday and charged with fourth- Passions flared for a brief moment general use today retain their Latin it meant a lattice gate and it years in office has taken a firm stand housing of the Housing Authority. came to mean the criss-crossed lines degfee sexual assault and at the end of the Community about federal grants and funding • Give full-time staffing to the original meaning. One is debt, threatening. He was released on his Development Block Grant (CDBG) derived from the Latin debituin. used to cancel out written matter in a programs. East Hartford should Hunnan Rights Commission. document. promise to appear in court Dec. 28. workshop held Wednesday night at Even manufacturing, a combination decide what it wants and needs and • Build a Prospect Street bypass Doctors and nurses will have no the Hockanum School. lay out its own program for getting road. of the Latin manus meaning hand and ’The 10 members of the public who difficulty with the origin of calculate. it. If the town gets federal funds, the • Renovate old and rundown facere, to make, is now associated turned out in the rain presented ideas It comes from the Latin calculus ( Fire cello ] funds should not upset the town's own houses. entirety with things made by for over an hour to Mayor Richard meaning a small stone and surgeons program but merely speed it up. The League of Women Voters were machines. Handmade things today Blackstone and three members of his still call a kidney stone a renal One result of this approach has represent^ at the meetings by five are handcrafted. Savings Bank of Manchester’s main office receptionist staff. While the speaker would tell of /- The origins of some business terms calculus. Since they never discovered Laurinda Tuthill explains the bank’s new Dimension 100 con­ East Hartford been the town’s failure to get a penny women including their president, the abacus, the Romans used small his or her ideas, the mayor would of the CDBG funds from HUD in the Mary Goodwin. The East Hartford are reatly obscure. Others, atthough sole to vice-president — operations, Thomas Matrick. Wednesday, 11:44 a.m..—Medical call comment on how the federal fairly well known, are quaint. Take stones to calculate sums. to Oakland and Park avenues. last three years. Blackstone said Citizen Action Group (EHCAG) had Budget comes from the Latin regulations would affect the ideas. Wednesday night he has high hopes seven members at the Wednesday doltar. It is widely known that the Wednesday, 11:57 a.m. —Medical call Youth centers were a key concern Donut contest winners word is a Dutch corruption of the bulga, meaning a small bag. That got to 219 Burnside Ave. the town will soon win court battles meeting. into French as bouge and bougette, a Wednesday, 4:28 p.m. —Medical call to of several at the meeting., over $880,000held back from the town The only members' of the general German tater, used for centuries in As the meeting seemed to be The winners in the recent "Win your height in donuts” con­ moneybag, and the term eventually 42 Burnside Ave. in two previous years. public were Baird and Charles John­ severat middte European countries Bank gets new phones Wednesday, 4:31 p.m. -Medical call to drawing to a close, several speakers test sponsored by Bess Eaton Donuts’ three Manchester stores for a monetary unit. But how many became budget. Ideas presented in this week’s son of 233 O’Connell Drive. Pay comes from a Latin word that \ 39 Nassau Circle. appeared to be growing more and workshops included: stack up the boxes. The winners were Walter Celenski, 93 Sum­ know the origin of tater? busy extension as soon as the exten­ Auctioneer Roy Spiller works to up tlie bid on this silver- The next chance for the public to originally meant to pacify. Bank The Savings Bank of Manchester Wednesday, 4:32 p.m. —Medical call to more unhappy with the mayor. • Youth centers in the Mayberry speak on the CDBG application com­ mit St. (left) Hartford Road store winner; Alden Hall, 13 W. The Merriam company says it is a recently installed a Dimension 100 sion is free. Callers to the bank as 42 Burnside Ave. plated pitcher during the East Hartford High School band auc­ Finally, Aldo Rovero of 47 Middle Turnpike, Center Street store winner and Sharon contraction of joachimstaler, which comes from the Italian banca, the well as callers within the bank will Wednesday, 8:16 p.m, -Investigation Community Building, the Second es Tuesday, Jan. 10 at the Town Hall moneychanger’s bench. Panic is telephone system at all bank tion last Friday. Someone took it for $8. (Photo by Dick Rentschler St. cried out, "These North School and the South Gram­ with a "communitywide citizen Wiley, 13, of 119 Mather St., Green Road store winner. (Herald was derived from the German name locations. The computerized Dimen­ benefit from the call-waiting tone at 126 Burnside Ave. Paradis) hearings are a waste of time. The from the name of the turbulent and which alerts the phoiie user that Wednesday, 9:25 p.m. —Medical call to mar School. workshop.” photo by Dunn) mischievous Greco-Roman god Pan. sion 100, one of the first in the area, results were preordained. another party is trying to reach the 927 Burnside Ave. Expedite is from two Latin words was designed to meet the special "Your negative comments indicate line. Wednesday, 11:21 p.m. —Medical fall meaning to free one’s feet, so he needs of bank customers. (the workshops) are a waste.” Bank President William Johnson to 214 Brentmoor Road. could escape. Defalcate originally Two features will benefit callers to Wednesday, 11:50 p.m. —Medical call EHHS raises half ’The mayor appeared to be shaken Hornet varsity wins meant to cut off with a sickle. the bank — call-transfer without has said of the new system, “I hope to 485 Forbes St. by Rovero’s outburst. Bible business booming operator assistance and three-way everyone calling the Savings Bank of Today, 12:19 a.m. —Medical call to 220 “I’m not trying to be argumen­ Money comes from moneta, one of Manchester will benefit from our ef­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The Bible are a rather small part of total sales the names for Juno, the Romans’ conference call arrangements, also Woodlawn Circle. of money for trip tative,” the mayor said. "But we .children’s editions sell from $1.98 to fort to enhance response time for in­ of Christian religious books, a without operator assistance. Other Today, 4:12 a.m. —Medical call to 56 have to look at the facts.” in thriller at home still is a favorite Christmas gift in $10 or so at retail. queen of the gods. When the Romans coming calls through the installation flourishing market for many in­ established a mint at the temple of features of the system will make Cornell Circle. Gary LeBeau of 265 Main St. America and Bible publishers Haynes said 65 percent of all Chris­ of Dimension 100. We are proud of Today, 6:20 a.m. —Medical call to 89 EHHS gym. The MHS squad beat currently are enjoying a boom. tian Bible sales are for gifts. “Bible spirational writers of prose and Juno Moneta the word became a telephone use by bank personnel An auction last Friday and a paper Band Director Dick Prior and agreed with Rovero. By SHEILA TULLER the up-to-date system which is an Rlvermead Blvd. "Everytime we come up with a Penney Wednesday night. Ronald Haynes, executive vice publishers count on the yule season verse and for illustrative artists. generic term for the place where easier. One of these is an automatic drive this weekend put the East Hart­ several of his musician friends Herald Correspondent example of SBM’s continuing efforts Today, 9:29 a.m. —Town equipment suggestion, you make a negative Ed Berry, senior forward, was president of Zondervan Corp. of for the best share of their annual Zondervan estimates this market money is made. call-back which automatically con­ ford High School band and drill team provided the music. The event raised East Hartford High School’s var­ to improve service to our operator Andrew G. Gochee was struck comment,” LeBeau said. again top scorer for the Hornets with Grand Rapids, Mich., a leading Bible sales,” he said. was well over $5(X) million in 1976 and Economics is from the Greek word nects a telephone user to previously in his one remaining good eye by glass at at the halfway mark in their effort to another $1,000. sity men’s basketball team thrilled customers.” The mayor said, "It bothers me 16 points. He had scored 20 in the publisher, estimates publishers’ He said the growth of Bible sales said it is growing at a rapid rate. for the art of housekeeping. In its the town incinerator on Ecology, Drive. raise the cost of a Feb. 22 trip. An orange and grape fruit sale by hometown fans Wednesday night k when you make a suggestion and we Hornets win Friday over Enfield sales total between J45 million and has been marked in the past five “There are more than 3,300 present sense it reflects the impor­ He was taken to Manchester Memorial , ’The trip to Disney World in Florida the students raised $3,000. with a 57-49 win over Simsbury High away. already have it. I am trying to pre­ ?60 million a year with retail volume years but could give no percentages bookstores in the country that handie tance of managing one’s household or Hospital where his condition was will cost the roughly 100 people flying 'The Rotary Club donated $500, the School at the EHHS gym. reported as good after treatment. He was sent both sides of the question.” Tyler Jones threw in 12 points for twice that. Industry figures are not because no one keeps the records. reiigious books exciusiveiy or neariy business. down a total of about $23,000. ’The Senior Citizens Club another $250, The teams were scheduled to play Moped study under way to be released today. A few minutes later the workshop the Hornets. tabulated. Bibles account for about 24 prcent so and the sales of these stores ap­ students have been invited to per­ and other town groups large sums. Tuesday night in Simsbury but the Robert Knaff, chief of research at drew to a close as no one else offered Capt. Karl Grabowski scored 9 and Handsome Bibles in genuine lather of Zondervan’s sales, which have proached $375 million iast year,” WASHINGTON (UPI) - The form there to an audience which can Spiller and other adults have gotten game was postponed due to snow. It the National Highway Traffic Safety any further suggestions. also was a defensive standout with bindings retail at $16 to $45. More grown from $17.2 million in 1972 to Haynes said. "Other bookstores and SISET promotion federal government, concerned in­ behind the students’ efforts. Most of was reset for EHHS Wednesday for­ Administration. be as large as 40,000. The workshops ran Monday, great rebounding. He also made expensive hand finished Bibles for the department stores seil reiigious creasingly popular motorized bikes Roy Spiller of 22 Tower Road, East the hardest working adults are cing up by two days the EHHS home upwards of $40 million this year. This Ellen G. Cambria of 76 Kent Drive The study, to be completed within a Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the several steals. church altar can run to a lot more. percentage reflects the fact that, books and an army of door-t(Hloor may pose a fresh safety hazard, has Hartford, ran the auction. He is an parents of band or dt’ill team opener. has been promoted to telephone year, will "assess the magnitude of [BulleMn boar^ Senior Citizens Center, the Mayberry The Hornets, who won only two The ordinary volume and special despite the healthy growth, Bibles saiesmen selis them.” begun a study of the bikes that get 150 amateur auctioneer. His efforts for members. Spiller’s daughter Friday the high-scoring Hornets usage counselor at Southern New the moped safety problem,” he said. School, and the Hockanum School games in the last season, now have a miles to the gallon. the Rotary Club last summer helped Margaret, 15, pla^s the clarinet. A meet Manchester High School at the 2-0 record. England Telephone. She was a ser­ "Part of the hazard of any vehicle respectively. Poor weather kept "We are concerned with the fact the club raise $22,000 one night in the few years ago his son Tom, 21, played vice consultant at the time of her is the difference between its speed attendance to three members of the Elected vice president Gross tonnage is a volume that mopeds are a growing segment club’s auction. .the tuba on the school’s band. promotion. and the general speed of traffic,” he Holiday gwimming “There’s always good camaraderie League of Women Voters and Carl measurement used for ship­ Mrs. Cambria is a graduate of the of the population of vehicles on the The First Congregational Churcji John L. Pickens of Manchester has been elected a vice ping in which each cargo said. Baird Monday. Even worse weather Briarwood Secretarial School in road and we are quite concerned they on Main Street donated a hall to the on the band,” Spiller said. "They president at The Hartford Insurance Group. He is respon­ gross ton represents 100 cu­ Top speed for a moped is about 30 The EHHS and Penney pools will have a real good time." Tuesday and no One but the mayor Gold wins court round bic feet of enclosed space. Southington. represent a safety problem,” said be closed from Saturday, Dec. 24 band. Band and drill team members sible for The Hartford’s countrywide loss control and mph. scoured the attics of relatives and The only dark cloud on the band’s and his staff came. through ’Tuesday, Dec. 27 for Christ­ Wednesday’s 10 people was the WATERBURY (UPI) - A within their rights when they filed a loss prevention operations. neighbors to gather together hun­ horizon now Involves their new un­ Pickens joined The Hartford in 1946. He served in a mas, said an announcement from the best turnout of the three. Superior Court judge has rejected a complaint in the Waterbury office of dreds of items. iforms. The old uniforms were new in state move to prevent former New variety of loss control positions in the home office from Department of Parks and Recrea­ The mayor set up the workshops as the state’s attorney instead of with Many townspeople as well as 1965. They show their age now. York stockbroker Murray R. Gold, the Connecticut attorney general’s 1948 to 1961 when he moved to the Pacific division in San ■■■ tion. Prior got Board of Education funds a first step in forming the town’s Knievel’s stunt PREPIUE FOR IK HOUDRVS The pools will be open for recrea­ dealers came to the auction. Highest convicted of killing his former in­ office. Francisco as a loss control superintendent. application for about $540,000 in Today, shop Pinehurst for Brandied or Plain Mince Meat, Old Fashioned 2‘z bid was $40 for a Jenny Lynn wooden this year to buy new ones. He ordered Gold, 44, was convicted iast year He returned to the home office in 1967 and was elected tion swimming Dec. 28 through Dec. CDBG funds for the fiscal 1978-79 laws, from getting a new trial. cans Pumpkin, 1 Pie Pumpkin, Candied Fruits, Mixed Nuts, 3-lb. cans Crisco at bed. Most of the rest of the items them some time ago but delivery has for the stabbing deaths of his former an assistant secretary. He was elected secretary and 30 from 1 to 4 and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. year. The federal Housing and Urban Assistant State’s Attorney Walter hurts toy sales $1.69, Shurfine “real” Choco Bits 12 oz. $1.29 or Nestle's 12 oz. Bits $1.49 . . . were of good “tag sale” quality. been delayed. ’The supplier gave assumed responsibility for the loss control department in Adult swim will be from 8:30 to 9:30 Development (HUD) office has final Scanlon had asked that the new trial wife’s parents, Irving and Rhoda Colored Sugar. At Plnehurst Ssv9 OH Groceries. .. The auction’s gross was $1,162. excuses saying the wrong materials 1968. He was elected as assistant vice president in 1971. p.m. say over the grant and programs be denied because Gold’s lawyers Pasternak, in their Waterbury home Expenses were nominal, Spiller said. were given him and that he suffered Pickens is a 1936 civii engineering graduate of Ohio NEW YORK (UPI) - Celebrity toys are a high-risk ■ANTiBA PINEHURST FAMOUS SWEDISH The pools will be closed Saturday, offered for spending the funds. had improperly filed a motion. on Sept. 26, 1974. Spiller also helped set up a dance a flood in a basement, said Spiller. University and is a registered professional engineer. venture at best, but daredevil Evel Knievel’s latest stunt Dec. 31 through Monday, Jan. 2. ’The Mayor Blackstone said at the end But Superior Court Judge Mary A jury at Gold’s original trial First arindingarth ready early Thura. for the fund drive. ’The Elks Club Everyone hopes now the, uniforms has made toy business history. regular schedule will resume of Wednesday’s meeting, “We got Fitzgerald Aspell denied the request deadlocked and was unable to donated their hall on Roberts Street. will arrive in time for the trip. Ideal Toy Corp., which has made Knievel dolls, motor­ K0R(r Tuesday, Jan. 3. Winter session some good suggestions and we’ll use Wednesday, saying defense lawyers, produce a verdict. At the second trial Houley joins sales staff cycles, vans and supercycles since 1973, attributes most ». * 1 . 9 8 registration will be Wednesday, Jan. William Kunstler of New York and last year. Gold was convicted on two them. counts of murder. of an expected $1.6 million loss in its third quarter to Buy a link today, and order more for the 11 at 6:30 p.m. “We look at federal money as a Victor Ferrante of Bridgeport, were Clayton Motors, of East Hartford today announced the negative publicity surrounding the stuntman and sudden holidays . .. Made with the same recipe, the same addition of Bob Houley of Somers, to Its sales staff. death in the sale of toys bearing his name. U.S.D.A. Choice ingredients to give you the best Houley is presently state senator from the 35th District Knievel pleaded no contest to charges he slugged his possible quality KORV . . . and chairman of the General Assembly's Joint Com­ John L. Pickens press agent with a baseball bat and went to jail in late mittee on Appropriations. November to serve a six-month sentence. Houley has 25 years of executive level sales experience "In my 21 years with Ideal, I’ve never known of this From Cott U.S.D.A. CHOICE and he will be representing Dodge, Dodge trucks and kind of thing to happen to a toy line,” said Joseph $ l 4 f GINGER ALE or CUBE STEAKS...... lb. I Volvo motor cars. Winkler, senior vice president of finance for the Hollis, CM I'i Houley lives in Somers with his wife, Helen, and their CLUB SODA N.Y. firm. “We’ve used real characters back as far as Try home made SOUP STARTER, Chlx Rice. Chlx three children. the 1930s when we had the Shirley Temple doll.” 2 qts. 79* Noodle or Beef Barley with HI I liia I I ' l . Other major toy manufacturers contacted by UPI Meaty Shank Perdue Tender Promoted at CML could not recall any instance in which a celebrity whose SOUP BONES name was used to market toys had fallen into public dis­ RoiizoNi...... FRESH FOWL i b . » 1 . 1 9 r Kristine R. Miller of Manchester has been promoted to favor. ELBOW lb 7 9 * senior programmer/analyst in Connecticut Mutual Life's Evel Knievel sales, which represented 18 percent of data processing division in Hartford. Ideal’s $124.8 million volume last year, "were going into MACARONI lb. with colder weather, these plump FRESH FOWL A 1972 graduate of Manchester High School, she a normal decline after four years,” Winkler said, "but Limit 6, plaaM are In demand lor soup or friccasse. w And pot ffloney received her associate’s degree from Manchester Com- they took a nosedive after a number of pieces of bad munity College in 1974. She joined Connecticut Mutual publicity topped off by the final act.” SNOW’S I'l. that year and became a programmer in 1975 and a The stuntman’s public image had begun to pale early CLAM CHOWDER SHURFINE LEAN dUROWN FRESH programmer/analyst last year. this year. A televised jump over a tankful of sharks was BACON SAUSAGE MEAT can away fir a rainy dsqr. At GBT. She lives at 178 New State Rd. rated one of the 10 worst programs of the year, Winkler 69* said. A Knievel movie also flopped and the daredevil ib.*1.39 Completes training class generally dropped from the limelight. Land of Lakes An Individual Retirement Account at CBT. It can save you tax dollars Winkler said the company will consider abandoning the Larry L. Naviaux, an associate of the Hartford agency BUHER U.8.D.A. CHOICE Knievel line in February when it evaluates its toy LEAN TOP ROUND today and help you provide for tomorrow. of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., has products. lb. 1 .3 9 If you’re a wage earner not enrolled in any other pension plan, you can set completed one week of specialized training in Martin Abrams, president of Mego International, Inc., BEEF OVEN ROAST lb. 1 .! Springfield, Mass., as a member of the company’s 28th which markets Cher, Farrah Fawcett-Majors, The Fonz 1 aside as mudi as $1500 a year in an IRA at CBT. Career Development School for 48 of its field represen­ and Muhammad Ali dolls, said: “Evel Knievel toys made Chock Treat yourself, or order one of these 7 to 8 lb. whole packer cut tenderloins for a gift.. . By opening or adding to an IRA before February 14,1978 you can tatives from 37 states. Lite insurance solutions for varied in excess of $100 million, but all good things must come to NUTS or financial problems were treated in classrooms and an end and Ideal didn’t diversify into other areas.” U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE claim that amount as a deduction on your 1977 income tax return. workshop sessions. Abrams, who calls celebrity dolls "the cameos of our Savarin Kri.sline R. .'Hiller $ 2 9 9 T E N D E R L O I N S ....u.’ S . 1 9 Naviaux lives on Bunker Hill Road, Coventry. culture,” has minimized the risks in using real per­ COFFEE lb. Don’t forget, April 15th isn’t that far away. And CBT’s Jet Banking sonalities. makes it faster and easier than ever to open or add to an IRA in time to claim "As a hedge against a possible slide in any individual's Save with SHURFINE FOODS !Sow trust officer popularity, Mego’s modulars are interchangeable” a Today, plaaM ordar your deduction. CUT GREEN BEANS i5w.i.e.n. Paul J. Volpe of Manchester has been promoted to trust spokesman for the New York firm said. “The same little holiday Swadlsh KORV Money deposited in a CBT IRA goes right to work for you too. officer at the Middletown-Central Office of Hartford body could be a Cher or a Farrah.” FRENCH GREEN BEANS 18Woz.otnt - U.S.D.A. Cholco Rib National Bank and Trust Co., 363 Main St., Middletown. Mego also has cut its production time by manufac­ Ovan Roasts > FRESH Earning interest that’s tax deferred until you retire and your tax payments are turing all components of its celebrity dolls. "The biggest CREAM STYLE CORN ia o i.e .n . His responsibilities include estate settlement and the TURKEYS - MORRELL gamble is on long lead times,” the spokesman said. "You lower. trust administration of personal trust accounts. HAMS • JUMBO just hope the celebrity is not a flash in the pan.” . 3 | 8 ^ « Volpe joined Hartford National in January 1968 as a SHRIMP - Cocktail So stop in at any of CBT’s over eighty offices and The phenomenon of “Star Wars” has created a management trainee. He is a 1967 graduate of the Univer­ Sauaags or Franks. different problem (or Cincinnati-based Kenner Products find out how an IRA can figure in your future. And help sity of Connecticut and attend^ the National Trust flock Salt School at Northwestern University. Co., granted the toy license for the film on the basis of its Shurfins PEARS ^ keep your head above water at ificome tax time. successful $6 Million Man and Bionic Woman lines. Shurflne FRUIT Wild Bird Food Although Kenner has drastically slashed production Sunilowar Scads Gerber profits increase time for its “Star Wars” figures, the General Mills’ divi­ COCKTAIL Suat Balls sion can’t meet Christmas demand and is giving children both In hovy ajfrup Whatareyou waiting for? ; I .>4 . The Gerber Scientific Instrument Company today V' boxes filled with gift certificates to be redeemed in late 2W 8lzo Cana reported consolidated net profits for the second quarter January. Open Thurs. and FrI. nights ’til 8 ended Oct. 31, 1977 of $470,208 or 47 cents a share, com­ Mattel Inc., the world’s largest toy manufacturer, still THE COMUECTICUT BANK pared to consolidated net profits of $182,073 or 19 cents a hitches its wagon to the Barbie doll and views the success share for the same period last year. Consolidated sales of its Donny and Marie, Welcome Back Kotter and the PINEHURST GROdERY, INC. AND TRUST COMPANY for the three month period were $6,077,115 compared to .Sweat Hogs dolls as a momentary splash. 302 M A IN Member F.D.I.C. y $4,543,194 for the same period la.st year. Paul J, Volpe

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