PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 27,1975 Donna Carpenter hopes to return Police report The weather (Conlinued from Page One) Goron M. Derby, 18, ety bond for appearance in a cash register, police said. Court for the later Mostly sunny, seasonably cold, highs in assigned to teach second grade. She There existed a town well, but It homes through a cooperative system, of no certain address was Common Pleas Court 19 in He posted a $100 cash charge is the same as for 30s. Fair tonight, lows upper teens to started out with 28 students in an age was an open well which was a recep and cooperation among the natives to arrested Friday at 4:20 Rockville Monday. the first, police said. iHanrlfFHlTr lEiiFtttnn HrralJi bond for court Jan. 14. 20s. Increasing cloudiness Tuesday, range from six to 13 years who tacle for all sorts of contamination. supply labor for the construction of p.m. on Vernon St. on a • Ellen Lee Brueboeker, chance of rain developing, high mid to couldn’t read and wrote numbers After six months, the well was the school. rearrest warrant charging 22, of the Weather Vane Coventry upper 30s. National weather forecast backward. They also added from left cleaned out, and a pump and cover Donna says the community leaders him with fourth-degree Apartments on Regan Rd. Robert D. Green, 19, of map on page 25. ‘ ' Manehester^A Ctiy of ViUage Charm to right, as they had been taught. were put on the top. have begun to see the importance of larceny (four counts) and was charged with disorder Mark Dr., Coventry and Bolivian teachers don’t have to be “It took six months for the people a better education than the one third-degree larceny Robert E. Worden, 19, of In Memoriam ly conduct Friday n i^ t. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1975- VOL. XCV. No. 75 TWENTY.F.IGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS high school graduates. Besides, Don to learn to work together,” says Don they’ve had. (three counts). A motorist told police he 147 Parker St., Manchester In loving memory of Miry PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS na says the Bolivian government na. Should she return to Las Barreras, He was held in lieu of a found Ms. Brueboeker were both arrested on OribowikI who pined away «AV, December a, 1(71. doesn’t want the natives to be too At Donna’s urging, the village com Donna would be among friends who $1,500 bond for East Hart wandering along Rt. 83 and Main St. near the Village smart. She says the teachers teach mittee insisted that the building were the strangers that greeted her Restaurant about 11:30 She b u not left ni u we Uxxight, Little hope of finding survivors ford Conunon Pleas Court he brou^t her to police Nor has ibe traveled far, facts, but not logic. which had never been used for its suspiciously more than two years 12 Monday. The alleged headquarters on West St. p.m. Friday and charged Joft entered Ood't moit lovely After teaching the class for a year original purpose as a health post, be ago. larcenies occurred this At headquarters she with reckless driving. room, News and straightening them out as to the u s^ . sununer. allegedly caused a distur Both were later released And left Uie door ajar. correct way to add, Donna says it Every family was assigned a five- • Aidan N. Dockery, 21, bance and was charged, for appearance in Common Sally and A1 Klrka Was frustrating to see the same pesos (23 cents) quota to buy supplies of 232 Swamp Rd., Coven police said. Pieas Gourt 19 in Rockville Chet, Richie and Roy GrabowsU summary children become victims of the in such as beds, mattresses and bid in g Jan. 21.\^^ Hundreds of miners try Was arrested Friday She was released on a $50 correct Bolivian method the followng for the post. and charged with operating non-surety bond for court Later at 1;^5 a.m., police Compiled from year. Students who had been outstan Little by little, plans were OBITUARY a motor vehicle while un Jan. 14. again arrested Worden and In Memoriam United Press International ding in Donna’s class were failing in- developed to involve the community. der the influence of alcohol • Leo J. Smothers, 26, of again charged him with in loving memory of Samuel J. their next grade because they could One project was to get everybody to John H. Dubeck reckless driving. He Taggart, who passed away December trapped by flood water or dmgs. ’The charge stems Dorchester, Mass, was », INt. not conform to the incorrect method. cut the weeds around the health post. VERNON - John H. Dubeck, 71, of from an accident Nov. 28 in arrested Friday at Grant’s allegedly drove in an Misunderstanding parents would Those who didn’t were fined. Brooklyn St., Rockville, died erratic manner on Rt. 44A So sadly missed along life's way, I Regional NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - India trapped by floodwaters. But a trapped miners at 372, but union of Manchester. Court is Jan. store in ’Tri-City Plaza and QuleUy remembered every day, beat their children for failing, Donna Donna also taught technical skills ’Thursday in a local nursing home. 13. charged with fourth-degree where he almost struck No longer here our life to share, announced today the United States ranking official at the scene said he ficials insisted the figure might be as says. such as agriculture and manual arts He was bom in Cambridge, Mass, • Bernice H. Lawrence iarceny. Smothers alieged- another vehicle head-on, But In our hearts he is always there. 1^; At least 29 New Englanders has offered to rush high capacity saw no chance the trapped men high as 900. A couple of children became to children in Grades 4 through 6. She and had lived most of his life in 55, of 30 Ckiop^r St. was ly grabbed about $50 from police said. Wife and Children Iji; died in accidents during the pumps to help drain two coal pits in might be brought out alive. Hundreds of wailing women and hopelessly psychologically ruined, taught gardening skills jn a plot Rockville. \ charged Friday with ;i;: Christmas holiday period, which hundreds of miners have been Officials estimated the number of children kept a death watch at the Donna says, because they were total behind the church where she taught Private funeral services will be evading responsibility in •i;: ’Thirteen died in auto crashes, pitheads as hopes that their loved ly confused in their changing school school. Each child was assigned to Monday at Burke-Fortin Funeral connection with a two-car 11 in fires and five in mis- adjustments. prepare a garden around nutritional Home, 76 Prospect St. Burial will be % cellaneous accidents between 6 ones would come out alive all but accident ’Tuesday in the K- TOWN OF MANCHESTER The children in the community are needs at home. Heavy bearing plants in Grove Hill Cemetery. There are no a.m. Christmas Eve and Sun- vanished. Mart (parking lot. SEWER DEPARTMENT Weiss compiles list often retarded because of malnutri like okra and soy beans were in calling hours. She alleg^ly struck the day midnight. The official All-India Radio an tion. Knowledge of good nutrition is troduced. With money earned from rear of the car driven by NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS AND ASSESSMENT DUE DATE FOR nounced that France and nonexistent, Donna says. picking cotton, the children bought Claude G. Ferland, 35, of 16 SANITARY SEWERS ON KEENEY STREET, ERIE STREET, I CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - of suggested statutes Switzerland, as well as the United The cotton industry in the area their seeds. ABOUT TOWN Winter St. Court is Jan. 13. AND GARDEN GROVE ROAD :•( Researchers at Massachusetts States, have offered to rush powerful r By SOL R.. COHEN • To mandate that the state provides labor for only three or four One child came back for more :i: Institute of Technology say pumps and other modern draining The Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester determined on October 14,1975 that provide bonding for all school months during which the people have seeds to fill his plot because, he told Mrs. Louis Heard will be hostess at An apartment on Spruce j:; preliminary tests on a new Herald Reporter equipment to the disaster site in the following assessments should be levied for the installation of sanitary sewers on projects approved by the voters by money and eat regularly and live Donna, he had planted all his seeds in Lutz Junior Museum Sunday from 2 St. was entered Friday and material to replace damaged With the Connecticut General northeastern India. Keeney Street, Garden Grove Road, and Erie Street. ’The due date for such assessments Dec. 31, 1975. k .A fairly well. But the rest of the year one hole. to 5 p.m. tom apart. ’The furniture |:( skin and veins are encouraging. Assembly scheduled to convene in is February 1, 1976. • To give priority in school-aid The offer came in response to an when there is no income, Donna says One fam ily’s garden was so was slashed and flipped ’The material has been te s t^ about five weeks (Feb. 4), Town Front Foot Lateral Total bonding to proposed renovations and appeal from Prime Minister Indira most families eat only three or four successful they went into commer over, police said. Nothing Name and Address Frontage Assessment* Cost** Assessment iij: successfully on guinea pigs, but Manager Robert Weiss has compiled g IN MEMORIAM Deferment*** additions to existing buildings. Gandhi to other nations for such times a week, and then it’s usually cial gardening. appears to be missing. Mary I. and it will need more testing and a list of suggested legislation and has 5 In loving memory of Russell C o r-'^ submitted it to the Board of Direc • To increase and equalize school equipment. rice or noodles with contaminated Donna encouraged townspeople A coran who passed away December 28, K* ’Three young men share George 0. Torza 110.00 $1,254.00 $307.00 $1,561.00 None I some problems have to be who had art skills to teach the a 1942. •>: tors for its backing. The suggestions aid in accordance with last spring’s The two pits were flooded Saturday water. 6 the apartment. 19 Erie Street solved before it can used on g Gone but not forgotten. include several made by department Superior Court decision. when waters from a nearby aban The average life span for the younger ones to sew and embroider, Barbara A. and humans. natives is about 37 years if they make and do crafts with yarn and rope. heads. • To remove the Hypertension doned mine gushed into them, trap a Sadly missed by us all Someone stoie 50 cubes John W. Higley 150.00 1,710.00 307.00 2,017.00 None ^ Mother and family j;;! Weiss has scheduled a one-hour Law (which requires municipalities ping the miners in 850 feet of water. it past the age of five. Among her As a result, all the sheets and of iead from the garage of 24 Erie Street photos is one of a young, dead child pillowcases that were acquired for National meeting Jan. 6 (from 7 to 8 p.m.) for to pay weekly benefits to the widows John Hahn of 70 Linden St. More than 1,000 workers manning dressed in white wearing a white the medical post were trimmed with Marjorie Ann and a review of his proposals by town of town firemen and policemen) and recently. ’The four-pound GRANBY, Colo. — Searchers pumps Sunday began rescue wreath on her head and white cloth embroidery, and a net was knotted Morgan Mason Grant 220.00 2,508.00 307.00 2,815.00 None directors and Manchester’s to require insurance carriers to cubes were molded for use ;i;: find nine bodies in the operations at the Chasnala Colliery, wings attached to her shoulders lying for volley ball games. 37 Erie Street legislative delegation. cover the cost under Workmen’s Fire calls in divers’ belts. Value is mountain-top wreckage of a 180 miles west of Calcutta. Officials in her casket surrounded with bright Younger children were taught Frances T. and ’The delegation, all Democrats, Compensation. unknown. % chartered plane flying Califor- said it would be at least 15 days colored flowers. coordination with the use of crayons, Frederick K. Kurtz 150.00 1,710.00 307.00 2,017.00 None consists of State Sens. David Barry, • To provide state funds for local nians to a holiday outing and a before the pits were drained. Donna’s second year was spent in scissors, pasting and making things Manchester Vernon 38 Erie Street southern Colorado plane crash Manchester, and George Hannon, ------S i t l*ii({r l''mii-lri-n getting the natives to install a good that children in American primary Friday, 3:04 p.m. — car fire at 809 * Michael F. Williams, Andrea M. Franklin i|: kills four more Californians. East Hartford; and State Reps. water system. Along with this grades are taught. Main St. (Town) 24, of 30 Oak St., Rockville 49 Erie Street 150.00 1.710.00 307.00 2.017.00 None Francis Mahoney and Ted Cum project was the necessity to train When Donna left Las Barreras, Friday, 3:11 p.m. — Box 855 at the was arrested Friday night Mary M. and 150.00 1.710.00 307.00 2.017.00 None p PITTSBURGH - A judge mings, both Manchester, Muriel South African proposal village leaders. plans were under way for the con Quality Inn on Rt. 83 due to a a t A lb e r t’s C afe in Arthur A. Massaro heard arguments today on a Yacavone, East Hartford, and A leader, treasurer and secretary struction of a $50,000 school. The malfunction in the aiarm system. Rockville Center and 50 Erie Street iji school board request for an in- Abraham Glassman, South Windsor. were appointed to a health com school building is funded by money (Town) The Assembly’s 1976 session is charged with disorderiy Ida J. and :;ii junction to halt a four-week-old mittee. Then came the task of donated by Donna from her salary as Today, 1:03 a.m. — Box 331 at the limited to three months. It is limited puts Russia on the spot conduct and interfering Andrew J. Lindberg 150.00 1,710.00 307.00 2,017.00 None strike of teachers. teaching them the meaning of a bookkeeper for a community who Gage on Elm St. Ext. due to a also to consideration of fiscal Co. with an officer. Police 63 Erie Street JOHANNESBURG, South Africa The Organization of African Unity Bigelow Brook in winter responsibility, says Donna. worked for a cotton plantation faulty sprinkler head. (Town) were at the cafe in matters only. The only exceptions Muriel B. and I NEW YORK - A Polish (UPI) — South Africa has offered to has scheduled an emergency meeting A doctor came from Santa Cruz owner, and money from oil taxes. Vernon response to a complaint of are those matters certified as Winston C. Hudson 150.00 1,710.00 307.00 2,017.00 None fishing trawler and its crew of withdraw its forces from Angola if in Ethiopia Jan. 10 to seek an end to and cured all the children from Other improvements which Donna Friday, 11:36 p.m. — smoke in a fight there. emergencies by the speaker of the Under a mantle of snow, Bigelow Brook is a scene of winter 64 Erie Street §: 98 were held at Governor’s Cuba and the Soviet Union also end the conflict. parasites and gave vaccinations, but realized before she left include plans vestigation at 2 Terrace Dr. Williams was being held Island today for poaching House and the president pro tempore their involvement in the Angolan (In Lusaka, Zambia, Western and serenity as it wends its way slowing through Center Springs Vera E. and to maintain the absence of parasites, for the installation of electricity in (Rockville Fire Department) this morning oh a $500 sur- mackerel from U. S. territorial of the Senate. civil war, according to government African diplomats said the 46-nation Park. (Herald photo by Dunn) William L. Hooker 140.00 1,596.00 .00 1,596.00 None it was necessary to clean up the waters off Long Island, the Weiss is proposing a mixed bag of 77 Erie Street sources.,, organization stood virtually no water system. I;:; Coast Guard said. legislation, with some of a fiscal The uffcr froiii the white regime chance of bringing peace to Angola. Edna L. Kurtz nature and the rest not. came in response to a black African They said the Soviet-backed group Among the suggestions are the 78 Erie Street 198.00 2,257.20 307.00 2,564.20 None I LAS VEGAS, Nev. - An un- proposal that all foreign countries and two pro-Western movements Andrew Puzio^s dream following: Gov. Grasso hoj^ored Kurtz Bros. Inc. derground nuclear blast set to pull out of the former Portuguese were “hopelessly split” and not • To have the Motor Vehicle 52 Garden Grove Road 150.00 1,710.00 307.00 2,017.00 $2,017.00 i;:| be touched off today was post- colony, the sources said Sunday. prepared to compromise.) came true last night Department collect local taxes due Roland E. and ■i;: poned for 24 hours because of Western diplomats interpreted the The government sources said a as a woman of the year ^Shady Glen EGG NOG is made by' on motor vehicles and then turn them Linda J. Nadeau 150.00 1,710.00 307.00 2,017.00 None ^5 “unfavorable wind coh- offer as an attempt to embarrass the condition of the South African offer WETHERSFIELD to Florida to see Puzio’s over to the municipalities. ^ Shady Glen for discriminating people 62 Garden Grove Road I ditions,” the Energy Research Soviet Union and to direct African included the withdrawal of Cuban HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. the statewide ballot, including then- (UPI) — For Andrew Puzio son. Mrs. Molnar said she who want the best. It is a PURE • To eliminate the motor vehicle will use some money to Ralph Kurtz and Development Administra- resentment at the Kremlin as the troops, who joined the Marxist forces Grasso was among 12 women named Gov. John N. Dempsey. E of East Berlin, Christmas tax for garbage and refuse removal product - creamy and rich! 6,871.00 :| tion said. If it goes off as chief remaining obstacle to ending reportedly at Moscow’s urging. “ Women of the Year” by Time In 1970 she-sought and won the 6th came two days iate but it help out her husband, 85 Garden Grove Road &E 495.00 5,643.00 1,228.00 6,871.00 done under contract. scheduled at 10 a.m. Tuesday, foreign intervention in the mineral- South Africa has at least a bat magazine for their significant impact Congressional District seat vacated was worth waiting for. He Gabor, who has a service 85 Erie Street • To authorize 20-year temporary It will be the 17th and final an- rich West African nation. talion of regular array troops in on events in 1975. by Republican Thomas J. Meskill won $100,000 plus a $500 station in New Britain. Garden Grove Inc. 1,710.00 notes for sewer construction. The nounced blast of the year. The Johannesburg Sunday Times Angola. The Soviet Union has Mrs. Grasso was inaugurated last when he won the governorship. She bonus in the Connecticut “It saved us, it really fggnog 114 Garden Grove Road 701.00 7,991.40 307.00 8,298.40 (150’) current limit is 12 years. said South Africa’s presence in Jan. 8 as the first woman who didn’t followed Meskill into the Capitol lottery Friday night. did,” she said of the prize. supplied the Marxist Popular Move Katherine Walek • To require the state to pay all in Angola was “counter-productive” follow her husband into a governor’s “His wish came true, his ’The winning combination Mix one quart of Shady Glen EGG NOG with 14,962.60 14,962.60 ment for the Liberation of Angola when he left politics for the federal Vacant land on 1,124.00 12,813.60 2,149.00 International terest charges over 4 per cent for mansion, Connecticut’s first woman dream came true,” said was 33 green 181. one quart of milk — you get twice the because it has swung diplomatic in with arms and an estimated 400 bench in 1974, defeating Republican Garden Grove Road school construction bonds. Currently, governor, and the state’s first chief Mrs. Stella Molnar, his The six runners-up were amount when you buy SHADY GLEN TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli itiative in favor of the Soviet-backed military advisers. Cuba has provided Robert Steele in the 1974 guber Hartford Electric the municipalities pay all interest forces by embarrassing rival black about 6,000 combat troops. executive of Italian descent. natorial campaign. C daughter, also of East Connie Wright of Ansonia, •ij: troops exchanged fire with QUALITY! Light Company 79.00 900.60 .00 900.60 None charges over 6 per cent. A moderate conservative who has Berlin. $5,000; Dennis Leghorn of |:|: Arab gunners across the Angolan leaders. Betty Ford, wife of the President, Open New Year’s Eve ’U17 P.M. Open all day New Year’s Day. 327 Keeney Street won praise for her fiscal policies in was among the dozen women which Mrs. Molnar, 31, played Rbbky Hill, $5,000; Otto Lebanese border in two A Happy and Healthy New Year to all our Wonderful Customers and Francis J. and the face of continuing state budget Time said “for good or ill,” have the televised game, “Dou Finkeldey of Old Lyme, Friends! ^ ^ •i;: separate incidents today, the Althea McCartan 165.00 1,881.00 307.00 2,188.00 None shortages, Mrs. Grasso also has most significantly affected the ble Play,” for her ailing $4,000; Renee Gabriel of military command said, ’^e re 346 Keeney Street drawn barbs from feminists for op course of the year’s events. father, in his 70s, and later Bridgeport, $3,000; Iij: were no Israeli casualties 2,666.00 posing abortion. Susie Sharp, Chief Justice of the spoke for her family, in Michael S. Martino of Oscar L. and :•: reported. Auditors praise legislature The protege of former National cluding her mother. Rose. South Windsor, $1,500; and Victoria G. Kurtz 400.00 4,560.00 921.00 5,481.00 dW’ plus North Carolina Supreme Court, Democratic Chairman John M. joined Mrs. Ford on the list. The The Puzios emigrated Anna Kozulko of 337 Keeney Street 2 laterals) BANGKOK, Thailand - p Bailey, whose habit of perching his First Lady reportedly campained for from Poland in 1959. Bridgeport, $1,000. Dairy Stores Kurtz Bros. Inc. ■•i Thailand reneged on a promise eyeglasses atop his head she copied, She said the family will Rear 337 Keeney Street 150.00 1,710.00 307.00 2,017.00 None to briefly reopen its border for better control of funds her as a possible candidate for the l\M> COWKMKNi^ICVnONS Mrs. Grasso took over the state party Supreme Court seat President Ford use the prize to pay doc Rt. 6 & 44A — Open Daily & Sun. Marjorie Ruth Kurtz •:< with landlocked Laos today leadership last April when Bailey ultimately gave to Justice John Paul tor’s bills, to buy a washing 347 Keeney Street 1,755.60 307.00 2,062.60 None because Laos refused to let HARTFORD (UPI) - The 'The only recommendation made by “Our test check of personnel 154.00 legislature is doing a better job of died. Stevens. machine and to take a trip PINE PHARMACY *iirkii
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i S r ' y IICLIP N’ SAVE I KLIP N’ SAVE IICLIP N’ SAVE IICLIP PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Ctonn.. Mon.. Dec. 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING pERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 29. 1975 - PAGE NINE 25lh anniversary Focus 1976: Smith-Hill Hawkins-Geer About Linda J. HIU of Windsor Locks and Allan A. Smith of Manchester, were town married Dec. 27 in a candlelight ser The marriage of Pamela Ann Geer Credit and the customer vice at Second Baptist Church of Suf- of Bolton and John Michael Hawkins field. of New York City took place Dec. 27 ’The board of trustees of North at St. Maurice Church in Bolton. By MICHAEL CONLON The bride is the daughter of Mr. United Methodist Church will meet Credit Billing Act went into effect ’The bride is the daughter of Mrs. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Those cumbersome legalisms are and Mrs. Harmon M. Hill of Windsor Tuesday at 7 at the church. last fall, and notifications are only not required, a Federal Reserve of Locks. The bridegroom is the son of Marguerite Geer of 9 Brandy St., American consumer enters 1976 with more protection than ever when he now showing up with monthly bills. ficial said. Simply go to the fine print Frank Smith of R ochester and the Bolton, and Albert K. Geer of Glen The Friendship Group of Emanuel says “charge it.” , Federal officials believe they will go (in this case, on the back of the late Mrs. Smith. Ellen, Calif. Lutheran Church wjll have a Christ a long way toward solving one of the Don’t throw out those slips of paper notification) and find a carefully, The Rev. Odyss Kneece officiated The Rev. Robert W. Cronin of St. mas party in Luther Hall, ’Tuesday at most common of consumer arriving in the mail with your clearly worded statement drawn up with the Rev. Mack Welford of the Maurice Church performed the dou 1 p.m. There will be a gift exchange, frustrations — unanswered com monthly bills. They tell you how to by the government explaining your Manchester Presbyterian Church, ble ring ceremony and was celebrant Christmas music and fellowship plaints about billing errors. take advantage of a stack of newly rights. sssistin^* at the nuptial Mass. Organist was following refreshments. The Federal Reserve Board, which A second credit protection law Miss Sharyl L. Hill of Windsor Mrs. Roger Gregoire of Hebron. won buyers’ rights getting their first full during the coming year. drew up the regulations, advises con enacted last year also received little Locks, was her sister’s maid of The bride wore a empire gown of There will be an 8 p.m. New Year’s sumers to read the statements For example: publicity. It was called the Equal honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Frank Qiana designed with a fitted sleeves Eve Service Wednesday at Trinity carefully and file them away with — If you are billed for something Credit Opportunity Act, and it is a Dunlap of Annapolis, Md., Miss Lin edged with maribou and a full skirt. Covenant Church. At 9:30 p.m. the other credit card documents for easy you don’t owe and send a written valuable tool when someone applies da Giannuzzi of Windsor Locks, Miss Over her gown she wore a chapel church will conduct a New Year’s reference. for credit. complaint within 60 days, the com Linda Brown of Manchester, and length hooded cape with maritou Eve Party. Don’t be put off by legalistic It says: Mrs. Frank Kalberer of Stamford. edging. She carried a bouquet of hol pany must acknowledge your com plaint within 30 days. language which accompanies the — A creditor may not ask whether Walter W. Smith of Manchester ly, white roses and baby’s breath The Women’s Bible Study of South notification. One statement received — Within 90 days after it receives you are married when you apply for a was his brother’s best man. Ushers with white ribbon streamers. United Methodist Church will meet recently from a national bank credit your letter, the company must either separate credit account. Nor can he were Dorian E. Hill of Wethersfield, Pfc. Kathleen Elaine Geer of Ft. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 1208 Main St. card organization mentioned correct the mistake or tell you why it refuse you a separate account just the bride’s brother; James K. Siberel Jackson, S.C., was her sister’s maid amendments involving the “right of thinks you are wrong. because you are married, if your of Manchester; Kermit W. Kroll of of honor. offset” and “waiver of any rights of rating otherwise is good. Manchester; and Frederick A. M. Crosby Hunt of Deerfield, — During this time, you don’t have defenses.” Fraczek of Wethersfield. Mass., served as best man. to pay the amount in dispute, nor Following a reception at the A luncheon was held at The Steak may the creditor threaten you with a Fellowship Hall of the church, the Out in Vernon. The couple will travel lawsuit or damage to your credit couple left for Florida. ’They will in Europe at a later date. ’They reside rating. Patients are urged — M ter you receive final notifica reside in Norwalk. at 420 E. 72nd St., New York, N.Y. IN THE Mr. Smith is employed by the Civil Mrs. Hawkins is a graduate of tion from the company and you still Service as a quality assurance University of Connecticut and is SERVICE believe you are right, you must tell to support strike the creditor in writing within 10 days. specialist at Consolidated Diesel employed as a programmer-analyst Hospitals represented in the letter Electric Co. in Greenwich. at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division Mrs. John M. Hawkins Then he can refer your account to a LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The collection agency and file an un were Good Samaritan, St. Vincent’s, of United Technologies in East Hart Navy Boiler Technicial Fireman chiefs of staffs of eight big central favorable credit report on you, but he California, Midway, Queen of Angels, ford. Mr. Hawkins graduated from Joseph P. Griffin Jr., son of Mrs. city hospitals say they support the also must report your disagreement Orthopaedic, Hollywood Mrs. Allan A. Smith Darrow Preparatory School in New Jacqueline Cutress of 28 Russell St. threatened doctors strike week, and and let you know what steps he has Presbyterian and Temple. York and the University of Connec has recently visited the United think their patients ought to do the Wedding' taken. The statement endorsed three ticut. He served with the U.S. Army Kingdom while serving aboard the same. — If the creditor fails to follow any major concerns of doctors ready to in Ethiopia and Vietnam. He is a per aircraft carrier USS Independence. “We urge our patients, the people of these rules, you do not have to pay go on strike: sonnel representative at Hertz Cor His ship, homeported at Norfolk, of Southern California, to join us in Square Dance Club planning Whitesell-Shedd the first $50 of the disputed amount— • That it would be impossible for poration in New York City. Va., is currently deployed with the U. this protest,” the statement said. many doctors to pay the malpractice Mr. and Mrs. John R. Goodrow of the. Rev. James H. Smith officiating. ever — even if it turns out they were The statement also appealed to New Yearns Eve celebration S. Sixth Fleet and he and his ship right and you were wrong. insurance rates set to take effect the 69 Adams St., East Hartford, former Following the ceremony, a reception mates are participating in a NATO both the County Medical Association ABOUT TOWN Dale Shedd of Hartford and Mrs. Whitesell was graduated from — The creditor must inform you of first of the year. ly of Manchester, were honored at a was held hosted by the couple’s training exercise. Titled “Ocean and the State Medical Association to William Cedric Whitesell of the University of Pennsylvania all these rights, either in a detailed • That present malpractice laws surprise party on the occasion of neighbors. Mrs. Marie Laing of Safari,” the exercise involves 17,000 “publicly and actively” support the The Gospel Dance Choir of Center church will tour Center City Manchester, were married Dec. 27. College for Women. Mr. Whitesell initial mailing along with your bill, to are “ obsolete, unworkable and now their 2Sth wedding anniversary Dec. Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs. Goodrow’s men aboard 65 ships from 15 coun protest. Congregational Church will meet Churches of Hartford Tuesday at 9:15 ’The bride is the daughter of Mark was graduated from Yale University be repeated twice annually, or in a place an intolerable burden on both 13, at the Lithuanian Hall. sister; and Mrs. Laing’s son, Phillip, tries. All eight chiefs said a majority of tonight at 6:45 in the Narthex. a.m. R. Shedd of Hartford and Mrs. Mary and the University of Pennsylvania short form with each bill, probably patient and physician.” ’The party was hosted by their attended as did Mrs. Louise DiSivip A former student of Manchester doctors on their staffs have voted “to The Hand Bell Choir of the church The Sacred Dance Choir will meet M. Shedd of Auburn, Maine. ’The Wharton School of Business. printed on the back. • That nine months of talks with children, John of Manchester; and of Meadow Park, Calif. Mrs. Barbara High School, he joined the Navy in limit their practice and/or close state government officials has will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Carrier Tuesday at 12:45 p.m. in Woodruff bridegroom is the son of Mr. and ’Die couple will reside in Paris, These changes under the Fair Room. Hall. Mrs. Chadwick R. Whitesell of 91 France. Robert and Elizabeth, both at home. DiMaio of Vernon was the soloist. March 1975. their offices on or before Jan. 1, produced “no satisfactory solution.” The Grade 8 Confirmands of the Bretton Rd. ’The couple renewed their marriage 1976.” vows Dec. 16 in a ceremony at St. ’The couple are currently on a trip Mary’s Church in East Hartford with to Florida. 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Her paternal grand The couple is planning a Feb. 28, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russ Hiller 1976 weddings of Tolland Ave., Rockville. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 29,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 29,1975 - PAGE ELEVEN Dollars for democracy CPEG studies UL switching nuclefar sources structure Dale Evans — Unabashed Christian and patriot Portugal needs o f state NEW HAVEN (UPI) - United By VERNON SCOTT Rogers’ Mongoloid daughtet Robin, thought of as a crank anymore. ministry, but I don’t feel called to do hands are pretty much tied to one have such a large family it would be Seabrook, N.H., from 20 per cent to predicted power needs. “The reduc HARTFORD (UPI) - Illuminated says it will sell part of its HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Dale who died at the age of 2. “I’m trying to inspire folks to that. I think I can do more as a church or donomination. different. As it is, I have a full, 10 per cent, Fassett said. It will hike tion in capacity is consistent with The Connecticut Public Western aid share in a nuclear generator In New Evans, “Queen of the Westerns” in “It was a taboo subject at the stand up and be counted and to find layman. If you join the ministry your “Maybe if I were single and didn’t satisfying life.” its share of the Millstone III changes in projected load Expenditure Council laid Hatrtpshire and buy a smaller share the 40s and 50s, has written a book, time,” Dale said. “But I wanted to religion — and to vote and to work to generator in Waterford from 3.68 per requirements and in the long-range today the state govem m oit in another closer to home. But the cent to 6.29 per cent, he said. The capacity and energy needs of UI’s “Let Freedom Ring,’’ for the acquaint the public with the preserve our way of life. By NEA/London Economist News Service decision "in no way represents a has too many dqurtments Bicentennial year. problems and needs of these completion date for the Millstone III service areas,” he said. Stressing and agencies to be ef “I don’t know if I’ll ever perform Portugal’s democrats can now glimpse light at the end of lessening of conviction in nuclear Dale, who is Mrs. Roy Rogers, is children. It was a best seller. reactor was postponed last week that UI’s decision to sell should not ficiently managed. again. But I may be a guest on the the maze of tunnels they have been groping their way through power as the best energy alternative an unabashed Christian and patriot. “My autobiography, ‘The Woman for the past 20 months. Last week, the Supreme Revolutionary from 1979 until 1982 because its be seen as a questioning of nuclear Tony Orlando television show next Window on Africa for New England,” UI President In connection w ith Council pledged itself to revise the document — forced on the biggest owner. Northeast Utilities, energy, Fassett said, “We expect In “Let Freedom Ring” she com at the Well,’ also did very well when John D. Fassett said Saturday. UI, publication of the latort month. And there is a television pilot unwilling civilian parties in April — which gave dictatorial was suffering from rising costs and that other New England utilities will bines both, flinging aside the tenet of it was published four years ago. in the works for me as a possible one of Connecticut’s largest utilities edition of its booklet, “Tlie is to step up the black in powers to the country's soldiers for the next three to five sagging revenues. Fassett said the purchase the ownership interests separation of church and state. Dale “I’ve been criticized for being a JOHANNESBURG, at the establishment of prove largely immaterial. and serving New Haven and Structure of Connecticut’s series. years. The council did not go so far as to promise a fully cutback in UI’s nuclear reactor which UI is offering to sell.” finds the two inseparable. flag-waver and accused of preaching. South Africa (UPI) - communal farms, the ban Reports from the confused surgency, will regard the civilian government after the general election which is to be Bridgeport, will cut its share of two State Government,” CPEC ownership was due to changes in “Our government was lifted out of So has Roy. But my publishers ask ^ “It isn’t a western. Not that I’m Marxist President Samora ning of strikes and the dai and barely covered war in lack of progress as vindica held next spring. 1,150-megawatt generators at said 2S conunissioners now the Old Testament,” she said. “The me to write a Bicentennial book on ly Communist indoctrina dicate a growing split tion of their hardline Some of the army leaders, including the foreign minister, Prior to the official Franco- putting down westerns, but I would Machel of Mozambique report directly to the fnen who wrote our Constitution God and country and that’s what I’ve tion by radio which hails between the groups who stance. Maj. Melo Antunes, powerfully resist the suggestion of a quick American alliance, a plan of governor. like a strong dramatic part that has quickly crushed an secret aid was developed by beleived in God and the Bible. done.” the “all-work-no-play,” form a shaky alliance Khadafy slipping? march back to the barracks. But, for the first time, Portugal’s Management experts something to say. attempted uprising by 400 soldiers are talking in terms of abdication. th e French dramatist TDis book has been in my heart Dale is more matronly than in the austerity program In place against the Marxists. CAIRO (UPI) - recommend that no more dissident troops in late Beaumarchais. The author of for 28 years, since I started to study days when she rode the range with “Actually, I perform for the Lord of the breezy capitalist Fierce fighting has broken Travelers from Libya say Candlewood Lake park proposed than six persons should December, but diplomatic ’’The Marriage of Figaro” the Bible. When I came to the scrip Roy in movies and in 101 e p i^ e s of all the time. I talk to many groups, system enjoyed under out intermittently near Col. Moammar Khadafy Economist Commentary and “The Barber of Seville” normally report to tiie top sources say Portugal’s personally organized a fleet to HARTFORD (UPI) - A The park would include the Bureau of Outdoor any proposal that could ture about God giving the laws to the Rogers’ television series. working harder than I ever did in the former East African Lisbon’s rule. During the Huambo, the inland and has become something of a executive, according to Her hair is gray and she has 15 two-day December jointly-proclaimed capital The men mainly responsible for the army’s second thoughts carry weapons and equipment proposed 250-acre state more than four miles of Recreation of the U.S. allow us to acquire needed Moses, I realized our government secular world.” colony is anything but sub recluse since last August’s CPEC. The group also was taken from the Bible. grandchildren and a great flareup, Africans in by the National Union for attempted coup against are the apolitical soldiers who emerged from the shadows last to the colonies, and advanced park on Candlewood Lake virtually untouched fron Department of the recreational opportunity at points out that the Model dued. They predict a tur enormous sums of money. The “My book is based on the four grandchild. Dale, 63, has a serene Dale and Roy are Presbyterians. northern towns raised the the Total Independence of him by some of his ruling month to put down an insurrection by left-wing paratroopers. will be the subject of an in tage on the lake which is Interior. no cost to the state,” Mrs. State Constitution of the bulent year as the flush of Gen. Ramalho Elanes. the new army chief of staff, and Col. first convoy reached freedoms. smile and the fervor of an evangalist. They live on their horse ranch In Ap old Portuguese flag — the Angola and the National Revolution Command formation session Tuesday bordered by five towns: The Nature Conservancy Grosso said. Council of State independence wears off Jaime Neves, commander of the Amadora commando regi Portsmouth in early 1777 with “This book has been in my heart “I was very mixed up and dis ple Valley some 80 miles from Los most outspoken snub for Front for the Liberation of Council colleagues. called by Gov. Ella T. Danbury, Brookfield, New is a national nonprofit con Governments sets an upper and Africa’s old ^ u r g e of ment. are set on restoring discipline to the shambles that $600,000 worth of goods to for 28 years. Freedomi^begins with satisfied with life 28 years ago,” she Angeles. the Marxists in their six- Angola. Before that, Khadafy politics has made of Portugal’s army. They are also sensitive supply 25,000 men. Due to a Grasso. Fairfield, New Milford and servation organization limit of 20 executive tribal rivalry s<^ in. A spokesman for Mrs. Sherman. The land value would be freedom of the 'Spirit, not said. “Everything seemed to be at a month rule. Troops are still was fond of sallying into to the widespread popular criticism of military rule — and bankrupt Congress ignorant of dedicated to land preserva departments. “I love writing and find a great ’The preponderant Makua the entire arrangement, and Grasso said Saturday no The spokesman said the determined by the Depart materialism.” dead end until I found religion. Too little, too late passionately loyal to their the streets and talking to want to avoid the armed forces being held responsible for the tion. In the past four years release in it,” she said. “There’s as tribesmen, about half of tough measures that will have to be imposed if the runaway the ensuing scandal, it was not state funds would be in land, which had been slated ment of the Interior and, if The book is Dale’s 14th. Most are “Now I travel a great deal for LUSAKA, .Zambia (UPI) respective leaders, Jonas people, with hardly any The conservancy would alone,, CPEC said, the much gratification in writing as ac the 10 million population, economy is to bp rescued. until 1835, The World Almanac volved in the acquisition of for development and the the purchase were ap inspirational volumes with strong church crusades, meetings and — Western military aid Savimbi of the National security precautions in gradually deed portions of legislature has created 22 ting. I feel as if I can go on forever. are upset because many The economy’s rescue is a vital first step. Portugal's notes, that the American the property, bordering the subject of several court prove by the Bureau of religious and patriotic themes. rallies and I promote my books. Peo from the United States and Union and Holden Roberto evidence. Now his public government partially repaid the more than 200 acres of new state government un government posts are now democratic forces are edging gingerly to the front; they could northwest corner of the suits, wouid be bought by Outdoor Recreation, both Her first was “Angel Unaware,” ple aren’t calling them corny as South Africa to two anti- of the National Front. appearances are very rare swiftly be trampled under foot once again if the economy the Frenchman’s estate. wooded iand to the state, its, not counting three new “I’ve been asked to join the going to Machel’s fellow state’s largest lake, from the Nature Conservancy, the spokesman said. regular and special federal which dealt with the true story of the much as they once did. And I’m not Shangaan Kinsmen. ’They Soviet guerrilla factions in Roberto has spent only a and when they occur, the sweeps out of control. While the country’s soldier rulers were departments for com few hours in Huambo since scrapping for power, production and investment fell to dis Stephen Weil of New Fair- working with state sanc “I beiieve we must take open space funds would be also are growing resentful ^ e Angolan war may yet firebrand leader is heavily released to buy the land. merce, energy and mental it was set made the seat of protected by bodyguards, astrous levels, the trade gap widened to over $1 billion, and field. tion and using funds from a hard and positive look at retardation. wild inflation was held at bay only by selling off most of Por the two party governments most of whom are said to tugal’s foreign exchange reserves. which nam ^ the country belong to his own tribe. Portugal lus been hit by all the blows raining down on the the Democratic Republic And Libyans occasionally non-oil-producing world, but its problems were compounded LOW PRICED! of Angola. hear that he was retired to and made chaotic by the piecemeal and hasty nationalization a desert hideout for of most of its industries, by workers’ takeovers in many firms, Angola lakes pressure off SALISBURY, Rhodesia meditation. by the return of its settlers from Africa, and by overgenerous Kitchen Worksavers Sears The question is whether wage increases. FANTASTIC (UPI) - While the civil The task of getting Portuguese industry back on its feet will war in neighboring Angola this low profile was be superhuman unless foreign money comes swiftly to hand. YOUR draws the attention of prompted by security con The next month could be decisive. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Dec. 29. 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN Reid receives toy cannon I Board meetine said illegal Looking back at 1975 • Allnwtntfoilowing ttfofi was rAflfI read: * ’ filAfitment nf fhaof the Armv Army Rflvitur saying ^hatr they ko«l had r a Hebron “All present know that.... field artillery piece to he U t i l ^ for EVELYN CROSTON "There was a young selectman public display. South Windsor n ie request for the closed meeting 2 2 8 -9 5 6 1 called Reid The piece was a Howitzer, heavy, JUDY KLEHNEL came on the heels of discussion over « “ ^ The year that was For several years First Selectman “Who had the most terrible, urgent towed, e i^ t inch. Mils. It measured 6 4 4 -1 3 6 4 “senslUvity training” in the schools. S d prevent t w T ^ D&L — Manchester Parkade & Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Aaron Reid has searched for a need. 332 inches long, 99 inches wide, 106 A closed meeting at the Nov. 12 suitable cannon to place on the town “On his behalf, to relieve inches high and weighed 32,000 session of the South Windsor Board of Commissioner Judith Lehey, who During the hearing Neusner alked green. “The press to(A care of Steve. pounds. Education has been termed illegal acted as hearing examiner said that Town Attorney Tom Dennis if the Last week his search ended. “Thus from frustration, Reid’s The piece would be donated. and a vote that foUow«l is void, ac Goldman used a “distorted open meeting vote defeating the s a - Open tonight, Tues. & Fri. -1 0 a.m. to 9 p.m.. Sat. Til 6 Members of the local press need was freed.” However, there was a |2S6 cost to cording to a recent ruling by the reference” to the new freedom of in sitivity ban result^ from the closed presented Reid with a cannon at a During World War n, a cannon demiliterize it and it would cost State i^eedom of Information Com formation act “as a sham” in order session called for by Goldman. ...stores close early Wed. and closed all day, Thursday, New Year’s Day brief presentation ceremony. The which lud been on the town green, about $1,000 to transport it. mission. to discuss a motion to ban sensitivity piece measured three inches by three was donated for scrap metal. Due to the size and cost of the piece The state freedom of information training. Dennis said he did not think so, and inches. Earlier this year, Reid had it was decided not to pursue the law exempts personnel matters from that the vote seemed to be the result In recognition of the occasion the received a letter from the Depart matter further. open puhUc ^scusslon. Goldman said Miss Lehey’s finding of caucusing following the meeting. During the Nov. 12 Board of Educa has challenged his “integrety and tion meeting School Supt. Robert veracity” and would “a p p ^ under The secret-balloting of officers Goldman told the board he wished to oath” that he did not talk about the also held during the Nov. 12 meeting Area police report discuss a “personallty...mine” in motion in the closed session. was found to be legal, according to School sells sweatshirts closed session. Goldman wanted to testify at the the commission. r- Vernon Francis DePasquale, 38, of 316 seeks bids for pianos Lake St., Vernon was charged with evading responsibility in connection with a two-car accident Sunday on Town gyms open for sports and (Clearances KeUy Rd. DePasquale allegedly struck the Andover In-service day East Hartford Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 to Big dance parked car of 'Thomas Kelly of 9:30 p.m. DONNA HOLLAND Andover Elementary School Grade Cromwell and failed to stop. He is SHEILA TULLER Saint Rose Home and School Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. only. 646-0375 4,5 and 6 teachers, aides and special scheduled to appear in Common 289-4283 Association is sponsoring a New The Andover Elementary School teachers attended the first Rham Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Jan. 14. The pools will be closed New Year’s Eve Dance at the school. office will be open Tuesday, elementary in-service day. East Hartford’s Park and Recrea Year’s Day. The regular swim A buffet supper will be served at 8 schedule including swiimning lessons Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. The program was aimed at making Bruce T. Rieder, 19, of Arch St., tion Department vacation schedule p.m. Dancing to the music of Ted ^ 1 resume Monday, Jan. 5. until 3:30 p.m. the transition from AES school to Manchester was arrested early today includes gyms open at Center, Catino’s Big Band of the 40’s will be Andover sweatshirts are available Rham High School as smooth as on West Rd. and charged with Goodwin, Hockanum, Mayberry, from 9 p.m. into the New Year. possible. It was a continuation of dis- in children’s sizes and adult sizes. operating a motor vehicle while un Slye, Sunset Ridge, and Woodland Good evening ladles and gentlemen. This Is your captain Call the school office for more infor ’cussions begun last year. der the influence of alcohol or drugs. Schools. speaking.” Topics discussed included “How do mation. Court is Jan. 21. The gyms will be open every day The Parent Teacher Association the various curricula stress the with the exception of 'Thursday, New Study to stop flooding basics?” and “How is individualiza Year’s Day. 25 has pianos for sale. Sealed bids will dress areas plagued by water problems. % be accepted by the school office until tion accomplished in the elementary The gym programs featuring South Windsor JANUARY U S. citizenship to Gen. Robert and in the high school setting?” The limits of the wetland areas will E. Lee. Jan. 5. Woman murdered basketbaU for fo u ^ , fifth, and sixth JUDY KUEHNEL also be included in the study. 4 — President Ford establishes 29 — Organization of American The program was held at the A town-wide drainage study being ■'blue ribbon" panei headed by The pianos are in good condition graders will Iw held from 9 to 11:30 Tlie study is expected to take into States voles to lift political and Hebron Elementary School. STRATFORD (UPI) - PoUce said a.m. conducted by Purcell Association of Vice President Rockefelier to in economic sanctions against but n e ^ tuning. They can be seen at account potential development of Elizateth AUenby, 74, was found shot Young men from seventh grade Glastonbury is expected to be com vestigate aileged illegai Cuba. the school during the day. town land and what constitutes domestic activities of the CIA. 30 — Former Teamsters presi o ff to death in her home Sunday night. through college age may play basket pleted by July 31, according to Town 7 — Auto manufacturers offer dent James R. Hotfa disappears. sale flooding conditions, as well as flo^ Her husband, William Allenby, 75, rebates to speed car sales. ball at the same gynos from 1 to 4 Manager Teny Sprenkel. control measures. was arrested and scheduled to be p.m. Sprenkel said &e purpose of the 10 — Portugal grants In- AUGUST dependence, efiective Nov. 11, \.'S "S B ■S‘'^SNB^Sr'.5 arraigned today in Bridgeport. The regular schedule for evening $65,000 study is to prevent flooding in to Angola. 1 — Leaders of 33 European Police said there appeared to have gym programs will be held from 6:30 13 — President Ford proposes nations. U.S. and Canada atten ding East-West security con been a struggle prior to the shooting. to 9:30 at Goodwin, Hockanum, S16 billion tax cut and individual rebates up to $1,000 on 1974 ference in Helsinki. Finland, sign Sunset Ridge, Woodland, Penney taxes to spur economic agreement on European security CPSC chairman resigns High and EHHS. Students take career test recovery. and cooperation. entire stock 11 — U.S, vetoes United Nations The gyms at Pitkin, O’Brien and 27 — Senate establishes bipar Bolton tisan committee to investigate membership tor North and WASHINGTON (UPI) - President service fo our nation.” O’Connell will not be open at all telling them in which areas their federal intelligence agencies. South Vietnam Grant awarded 15 — President Sheik Mujibur Ford today accepted the resignation Simpson, the first and only chair during the vacation week due to floor DONNA HOLLAND strength lies. 30 — President Ford extends famous make maintenance. amnesty deadline to March 1 for Rahman killed In Bangladesh fo r misses of Richard 0. Simpson as chairman man of the 2 1/2-year old agency, had HARTFORD (UPI ) - The Hart 646-0375 Sports news coup. All evening programs will be Vietnam draft evaders and of the Consumer Product Safety sought reappointment after his term ford Foundation for Public Giving Bolton Center School Grade 8 Three teams were formed in in deserters. 15 — Joanne Little acquitted ot Commission, four weeks after Simp expired Oct. 26. has awarded a two-year grant canceled Dec. 31 and no gyms will be students recently took a career plan tramural basketball. murdering jailer in Raleigh, N.C. open on New Year’s Day. FEBRUARY trial. men’s all w ool son criticized Ford for failing to ap But on Dec. 2, he sent Ford a letter totaling $50,760 to a program known ning survey call the Differential Ap Captains chosen were Mark Toner, 23 — Pathet Lao Communists point a new chairman for the agency. asking that his name be withdrawn as Child and Family Services of Pool program titude Test. Gary Vine and Chip White. A total of 3 — President Ford presents take over full control in Laos. $349.4 billion budget for fiscal 27 — Ohio Gov. James Rhodes And juniors Connecticut. The pools at Penney and EHHS will The tests included a list of 37 boys signed for the program. The commission announced, and saying Ford’s failure to appoint a 1976 with $51.9 billion deficit, and National Guardsmen ac however, that Simpson had agreed to replacement had created an “uncer The Foundation said Saturday the be open for recreational swimming professions and careers. The The boys will practice Mondays largest in peacetime history. quitted on charges of respon stay on until a successor is ap tainty” that “has had a negative im grant will help the program develop during the vacation week. students checked off the ones in and Wednesdays after school. 15 — Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin sibility In 1970 Kent State Univer suburban pointed, instead of leaving Friday as pact on the organization — an and test parent education classes The schedule is: which they were interested. At the end of the intramurals, found guilty of manslaughter in sity shootings. specifically designed for low-income The Bolton High School counselor Richard Nietupskl, physical educa widely publicized Boston he had planned. organization not quite mature enough Tuesday from 1 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 aborlion-legalily trial, o tr' I CM DCn ■ . m Ford, in accepting the resignation to weather the uncertainty without families. Rosa Aguilu, a University will use the test results to help in tion teacher, may pick an all-star 21 — Federal Judge John J. to 9:30 p.m. 4 — Egypt and Israel sign Sinai “with deep re ^ e t” , expressed his adverse effect.” of Puerto Rico graduate, will direct career selectioh. team to compete against several Sirica sentences former Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. only. > Attorney-General John Mitchell agreement. coats the project. The tests also help the students by other schools. “sincere gratitude for your dedicated and former presidential aides 5 — Lynette Alice Fromme 30 points a pistol at President Ford % H R. Haldeman and John Erlichman to 2.5 to 8 years In In Sacramento. Calll. prison. 5 — Leftist Gen. Vasco Goncalves removed from power solids and 27 — U.S. begins emergency air In Portugal. lilt to besieged Cambodian capital. Phnom Penh. 5 — School busing sparks violence In Louisville. MARCH 14 — Pope Paul VI canonizes to fancies, Carbon monoxide fumes first U.S.-born saint. Mother 60% 6 — Oil-producing nations otter Elizabeth Bayley Seton. to meet industrial countries to 16 — Democrat John A. Durkin kill two Norwich boys negotiate stabilization of oil wins disputed New Hampshire pile linings, prices, U.S. Senate election. 12 — Former Comcnerce 18 — FBI captures Patty Hearst, GRISWOLD (UPI) - Thomas Dorsey. night for carbon monoxide Secretary Maurice Stans pleads Emily and William Harris In San I? Two teen-age boys were Their bodies were found poisoning and released guilty to charges of campaign Francisco. killed and five others were law violation. 19 — Air Force discharges avow 38-46 Saturday afternoon when Sunday, hospital officials 18 — CIA linancing revealed of ed homosexual T. Sgt. Leonard made ill Friday and Satur Peter Pappas, father of said. $250-million project to salvage P. Matolovich. ^ / / day by carbon monoxide one of the boys, came to Police also said four sunken Soviet submarine. 22 — Sara Jane Moore fires at gas escaping from a space 25 — Saudi Arabian King Faisal President Ford In San Francisco. the cottage to pick up his other boys who left the cot assassinated by a nephew. 25 — Cil-producing nations an heater in a cottage, police son. His arrival may have tage Friday night were 26 — Congress passes $22,8 nounce .a 10 per cent price in 1? said. saved the life of John Sas, found to be ill but only two billion tax cut. signed March 29 crease, Autopsies were per 20, of Norwich, who was by President Ford. 28 — Spain executes live required treatment. One 31 — James Ruppert arrested in terrorists, touching oil worldwide men’s dress shirts formed Sunday on Jamie found sleeping in another was identified as Royce Hamilton, Ohio, on charges ol protests. Pappas, 18, and Thomas room. slaying 11 members ol his fami LaLiberte, 19, of Norwich, OCTOBER Dorsey, 19, both of Sas was aroused, taken whose mother owns the ly. Norwich. Dorsey was the to a hospital, treated over cottage, police said. APRIL 8 — Congress approves U.S. norifon solids, fancies son of Norwich Alderman civilian monitoring ol Egypt- 13 — Fighting between Christian Israel Sinai accord. and Moslem groups breaks out 9 — Nobel Peace Prize in Beirut. Lebanon. awarded dissident Sovletji 16 — Phnom Penh falls to Cam physicist Andrei D. Sakharov. bodian Communists. U.S.- 20 — U.S.-Soviet live-year grain reg. 7 5 0 -2 9 497 backec government surrenders. deal concluded. Quick action predicted 21 — South Vietnamese Presi 22 — Soviet spacecraft Venera dent Nyugen Van Thieu resigns. soft lands on Venus, radios 25 — Moderate parties win photos to Earth. on revenue-sharing grants Portugese election. 25 —- U.S. Embassy begins 28 — Gen. 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Obituaries Ski falls worry No skiing at NorthvieW The rope tow at Northview skiing area has been fixed, but it isn’t Eagles remain unbeaten Frank Steiner Joseph F. Pucci David C. Garrity White House aides going to get u s^ now until we get Frank G. Steiner, 78, of 166 Joseph F. Pucci of 17M Garden Dr. Eldridge St. died Saturday in the David Clinton Garrity, 75, of Hart some new snow. died suddenly at Manchester ford died Saturday at an area con Rec Director Mel Slebold says the Rocky Hill Veterans Home and Memorial Hospital after being Hospital. valescent home. VAIL, Colo. (UPI) - A White press secretary Ron Nessen, slope is a sheet of ice from the recent stricken at home. He was the hus The funeral was today. Burial was House spokesman says portrayals of crediting Ford with skill and rainstorm and there will not be Mr. Steiner was born Sept. 11,1897 band of Mrs. Sally Holt Pucci. with win over Saints in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart President Ford as clumsy and in Glastonbury and lived most of his steadiness on skis at this 10,000-foot skiing until the next snowfall. Mr. Pucci was bom in Stoneham, ford. The John F. Tierney Funeral accident-prone are a “most un life in Manchester. Before retiring IT Vail Mountain f-esort. Mass., and lived in Manchester more Home, 219 W. Center St. was in conscionable misrepresentation of Nessen doesn’t think it's fair that “We came out very sloppy and years ago, he worked for Jarvis By LEN AUSTER the third period compared to 22 for seven. The Eagles also controlled the than 50 years. charge of arrangements. the President” and could hurt him of the hundreds of photographs taken executed very poorly,” stated Ogrod- Construction Co. He also had worked Herald Sporlswriter the Eagles and the contest was no backboards by a whopping 50-13 ad Before his retirement six years Mr. Garrity lived in the Hartford politically. of Ford on the ski slopes, the one nik, “We moved the ball better in the as a weaver at Cheney Bros. longer in doubt, if any lingered. The vantage. Lusa latched onto 20 ago, he was employed by the area all his life. most .widely played in newspapers last four minutes of the second He was an Army Air Corps veteran . “This president is healthy, he is only question left was how much the rebounds and Carlson 10. Bob Hen- Manchester Board of Education. He is survived by his sister, Mrs. was when the President took a tum Maybe the flashiness of the quarter and in the second half. Fun of World War II. He was a member of graceful and he is by far the most Eagles would win by. nagin, 5-10 senior guard, led all He was a communicant of St. Helen G. Boland of Manchester. athletic president in memory,” said ble in the snow. Joe Whelton-led era is long damentally we came around and got the Army-Navy Club, and a 32-year Six-foot-five senior Co-Captain scorers for St. Bernard with 24 James Church. Nessen told reporters Sunday Ford past and will never return but the job done but I didn’t think we member of Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Fire calls John Lusa led the East attack with 22 points. Other survivors are a daughter, “laughs off” reports depicting him played particularly well.” Post, American Legion. what has remained prevalent points followed by elongated juniors St. Bernard took the jayvee contest Janet Marie Pucci of Manchester ; a as awkward and bumbling but it Manchester with East Catholic basketball Gary Carlson and Jeff Heim with 19 by a 70-52 count. Wes Cornish had 24 Survivors are a brother, Joseph brother, Alfred A. Pucci of Hartford, bothers members of his staff, who The Eagles, 2-0 in the HCC along Steiner of East Hampton, and a Weather woes climax Saturday, 11:20 a.m. — Water problem is what’s important— winning. and 14 points respectively. East hit 31 points for the 6-1 Saints while Don and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Jean) fear it will hurt his politicai image. at 176 E. Middle Tpke. (Town). with South Catholic and Northwest sister, Mrs. Teresa VanHone of of 55 field goal attempts, Lusa 10 of Foss had 12 markers for the 2-3 Poveromo of Hartford and Mrs. “It would be a mistake if that im Saturday, 4:12 p.m. — Car fire at 76 Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s Eagles Catholic, took the lead for good at 11- 15, Carlson six of 12 and Heim five of Manchester. Eagles. Edward Pucci of Boston. Christmas weekend pression cost him votes,” said Cooper St. (Town). made it five in a row Saturday night 10 with 1:34 left in the first stanza on The funeral is Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 Nessen. He expressed hope “the Saturday, 7:11 p.m. — Car fire on west rolling to an 89-48 HCC win over St. a Mark Dumais scoop shot from un from the John F. Tierney Funeral Bernard before a home audience of III! a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, By United Press International snow over western Montana. news media would be accurate in its bound lane of 1-84 (Town). derneath. Two driving layups by Home, 219 W. Center St. with a Mass Sunday, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Eighth 800. The victory sets the stage for a P B F Pts P R F Pts 400 Main St., with a Mass at 9 at St. The Christmas weekend ended with Rescue teams combed portions of reporting” of the President. junior Pete Thompson and two foul 3 Carlson 6 7-9 19 at 9 at St. James Church. Burial will District rescue drill at Fleming Rd. battle of unbeatens Tuesday night at 2 Cavasino 0 0-0 0 James Church. Burial will be in St. a plethora of weather woes, leaving the Rockies for victims of a Nessen’s comments were shots by Jon Lindberg extended the 1 Heim 5 4-4 14 be in St. James Cemetery. Sunday, 2:29 p.m. — Water problem at Clarke Arena when East clashes with 4 Magee 2 0-0 4 James Cemetery. travelers to fight snow-and-ice- snowstorm that hit the area during prompted by a cartoon in the Denver margin to 17-12 after one quarter. 3 Lusa 10 2-3 22 Friends may cail at the funeral 211 Hollister St. (Eighth District). crosstown Manchester High, which is 5 Sexton 1 2-3 4 Friends may call at the funeral slicked highways as they headed the weekend.’ Two men and their sons Post Sunday, showing the 62-year-old East started to pull away in the se 0 Thompson 4 0-0 8 9 6-11 24 home tonight from 7, to 9. Today, 6:55 a.m. — Gas leak at 295 also 5-0. 4 Hennagin home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 home from holiday revelries to who set out snowmobiling Friday Ford skiing backwatd with a Main St. (Town). cond canto putting in two-pointers 3 Dumais 2 5-6 9 0 Pinkston 1 0-0 2 It turned out to be nothing more 5 Lindberg 1 5-5 7 p.m. business as usual today. were found, cold but alive and well, bystander commenting, “I unders from very short range and adding 13 4 Kotecki 4 1-3 9 Tolland County than a layup drill for East against un 2 Holland 1 3-4 5 ^ ^L feht snow and freezing drizzle in the mountains of Idaho where they tand his ski instructor is also his of 14 free throw attempts. The 1 Hill 0 0-0 0 •Mrs. Il(‘len Marie Burnell , Sunday, 9:40 a.m. — Small fire in dersized St. Bernard, which fell to 0-5 0 Donnelly 0 1-3 1 ^ ^■^azed a z e d highways in much of the had been stranded by snow for two campaign manager.” Tolland disposal area, Tolland. Eagles, by far, had the height advan 2 Curtin 0 0-0 0 Mrs. Helen Marie Burnett, 70, of 1 in the conference and 1-6 over-all 0 Bienkowski 2 0-0 4 Mrs. Florence W. Cunningham nation’s midsection. days. Nessen reminded reporters that tage and used it effectively. A 15-6 3 Cornisb 2 1-3 5 Main St., vice-president of the with the loss. The visiting Saints, 1 Murpby 0 0-0 0 1 Cbmura 0 0-0 0 Mrs. Florence Wetherell Cun Snow fell from West Virginia to the But rescue workers in Colorado experts who skied with Ford during surge at the end left the halftime Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main St., however, did hold the lead in the ear 0 Welch 0 0-1 0 ningham, 87, of Hartford, formerly of Great Lakes. Light snow and inter said nine persons perished in the this vacation, which ends Tuesday, score 42-27. 18 Totals 31 27-34 89 died Sunday at her home. She was the ly going. Manchester, died Saturday at a Hart mittent freezing drizzle was reported praised his skill. He said “even your ABOUT TOWN St. Bernard tallied four points in widow of Leslie C. Burnett. crash of a small chartered plane on a Score at ball; East 42-27 26 Totals 19 10-21 48 Mrs. Burnett was born June 2,1905, ford convalescent home. She was the from Minnesota to Colorado and craggy mountainside near Granby, colleagues” in the press who had in Barnard, Vt., and had lived in widow of John Cunningham. Missouri. Freezing rain also plagued Colo. The plane had been missing made some runs with Ford Manchester WATES will meet Manchester 45 years. Mrs. Cunningham was born Dec. portions of the Pacific Northwest and since Friday. The wreckage was dis acknowledged he is an advanced Tuesday at the Italian-American She and her husband founded the 27, 1888, in Manchester, the daughter snow swept the mountains of New covered Sunday. There were no sur skier. Club. Weighing-in will be from 7 to 8 Capitol Equipment Co. in 1924 where of the late Arthur and Mary Bidwell Mexico. vivors. Stories and cartoons portraying p.m. Tech cagers she worked with her husband in all Wetherell. Light snow also brushed central But West Coast air travelers had Ford as clumsy started in June when phases of the business until her semi- She lived in Manchester until Illinois and Indiana, northwestern some good news Sunday. he feli down the ramp of Air Force The Polish Women’s Alliance take third retirement five years ago. moving to Hartford 50 years ago. Texas and northeast New Mexico. Los Angeles International Airport One in Salzburg, Austria, as he was Group 246 will meet tonight at 7:30 at Survivors are a son, Harold R. Survivors are two nephews, Ralph Drizzle and freezing drizzle slicked was open Sunday. The huge helping the First Lady down the steps the home of Mrs. Michalina Burnett of Manchester, president of M. Ingraham of San Jose, Calif., and roads in the middle Mississippi aerodrome had been forced to halt in the rain. Kurlowicz, 34 W. Center St. Evening its record at 3-3 last Satur the company; 2 daughters, Mrs. Bar William B. Ingraham of Southwick, Valley and turned to snow over the flights temporarily Friday and Satur There was more such publicity day was Cheney Tech with a 50-44 bara M. Larson of Vernon and Mrs. Mass.; two nieces, Mrs. Helen I. northern Plains and upper Ohio day because of heavy fog. when, on other occasions. Ford hit non-conference basketball win over Ethel Lindsay of Manchester; 10 Henry and Mrs. Doris E. Isham, both Valley. Travelers’ advisories were Mass transit in Boston still suf his head against the top of a East Granby at the Beaver gym. grandchildren and 6 great of Manchester, and a sister-in-law, posted for portions of Indiana, fered from the effects of back-to- helicopter doorway and bumped his Cheney, 1-3 in the COC, returns to grandchildren. Mrs. Alice Wetherell of Manchester. Illinois, Missouri and Oklahoma. back snow storms earlier in the head on the edge of a swimming pool. MVD open Tuesday action Friday night against Coventry The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. Rain dampened the Pacific week. The Massachusetts Bay Descending the slopes Sunday after The funeral is Wednesday at 11 WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - at the Patriot gym. East Granby at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Northwest, changing to freezing rain Transportation Authority had only 91 his sixth straight day of skiing. Ford a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Connecticut’s Motor Vehicle Depart slips to 0-6 over-all with the setback. Center St. with the Rev. Clifford 0. in the Cascade Mountains and to cars out of a 300 fleet in working commented philosophically, “Every 400 Main St. Burial will be in East ment says its offices will remain The Beavers trailed in the early Simpson, pastor emeritus of Center order Sunday. It needed 170 to skier takes a fall once in a while.” Cemetery. open Tuesday until 7:30 p.m. to com going and didn’t get hold of the lead Congregational Church, officiating. provide normal rush-hour service. Was he afraid he would lose votes Friends may call at the funeral pensate for the New Year’s holiday. (Herald photo by Pinto) until the third stanza. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Damp, wintry weather prevailed because of these stories about minor home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Commissioner Stanley J. Pac said Senior Captain Paul Strycharz led There are no calling hours. W e i's s over most of the nation today. accidents? The family suggests that friends Saturday his offices will be closed on East^s John Lusa (40) goes high the Cheney attack with 20 points and may make memorial gifts to the The family suggests that friends Fog hung over much of the “No, because I think there are 21 rebounds. Tim Martin, 5-8 wishing to may make memorial gifts more than falldowns and standups,” New Year’s but they will open at 8:30 Heart Fund. c o m p i l e s midlands from the Great Lakes and a.m. Friday. Scores two over Saints’ Mark Cavasino (25) sophomore guard, netted 11 points to the charity of the donor’s choice. the Ohio Valley to the Gulf Coast. said Ford. and Emil Haberern and George M ft lllilM II'll fl HIM r,l.'.^< I tlM'l Prasser each had six in the winning In Memoriam .Mrn. Klla Wasilofskv mass transit for the elderly, han effort. In loving memory of my brother, ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Ella dicapped and poor. Jim Scavatta paced the losers with William L. Grisel Jr. who passed away Schoolboy haskethall 18 points with Bill Clark tossing in 12 December 29, 1974. Wasilefsky, 87, of 41 Sawka Dr., East • To emphasize mass transit in all Tiffany Sterling. Heavier weight highway construction plans. markers. It broke my heart to lose your Hartford, died Sunday at Rockville and superior workmanship make But you diolid notr go alone. General Hospital. She.was the widow • To provide exclusive rights-of- For part of me went with you of William Wasilefsky. way for pedestrians utilizing cross it the very best ■Cheney Teeh (50) ■ The day Gpd called you home, B F Pts A million times I’ve missed you, Mrs. Wasilefsky was born in walks. A million times I ve cried. F o u r buy for the East and Manchester Stryebarz 9 2 20 If love could only have saved you, Shenandoah, Pa., and lived in the • To require the state to acquire (Herald photo by Pinto) You never would have died. money. Habern 2 2 6 East Hartford and Rockville area for rights-of-way in excess of what it i)luo law’ Martin 3 5 11 Sadly missed by eight years. needs for conventional roadways, so Prasser 1 4 6 Sister it can plan for other improvements at Four-piece Cheney^s Jim Bartle (41) controls ball Bobbie Grisel Hoar Survivors are five sons, Albert arro.sts highlight schedule Bartle 1 1 3 Wasilefsky and Anthony Wasilefsky, the same time. piace settings Brown 0 0 0 Tight pressure applied by East Granby foe In Memoriam both of Queens, N.Y., Joseph • To require the state to move Sebors 1 0 2 within a reasonable time (within six m a d e By LEN AUSTER Cooke 0 0 0 In loving memory of Angelo Wasilefsky of New Boston, Pa., from $75.75 DAIessandro who passed away William Wasilefsky of Rockville sec months) when acquiring property by Herald Sportswriter Tyler 1 0 2 December 29, 1974. tion of Vernon, and Edward condemnation. Unfortunately somebody has to lose when unbeaten Manchester High and Ertel 0 0 0 WETHERSFIELD Boudreau 0 0 0 Loving memories never die. Wasilefsky of Colonie, N.Y.; four • To require the state to correlate East Catholic collide Tuesday night at Clarke Arena to highlight this week’s BOWLING As time goes on and days pass by. (UPI) — Managers of three daughters, Mrs. Della Feetko and its Community Development Act scholastic basketball schedule. Bobcat win skein In >>iir hearts lucciuus incmum'S stores in Wethersfield and Manchester is leading the CCIL Totals 18 14 50 are kept, Mrs. Verna Klatka, both of with the federal act. COUNTRY CLUB - Nondo Annulli one in Torrington were Of a father we loved and shall never Rockville, Mrs. Josephine Maizon of • To amend the state definition of with a 5-0 mark while East is 2-0 in and Saturday the Rams venture to East Granby (44) 138-363, Ted Backiel 135, Larry Bates forget. arrested Sunday and South Windsor, and Mrs. Ella Wirth subdivisions, so that the confusion the HCC, sharing the top rung with Hartford to confront Bulkeley High. B F Pts 151-385, Carl Bolin 140-371, Bob Love, charged with violating two others, and also is 5-0 in all Scavetta 8 2 18 stopped by Public Son, Daughter-in-law of East Hartford; and several over what constitutes a subdivision Coventry High visits Tolland Bonadies 365, Ding Farr 142-357, Connecticut laws against Clark 6 0 12 and Grandchildren grandchildren and several great may be cleared up. games. A script writer couldn’t have Tuesday night in a non-conference Tony Gryk 365, John Kristof 352, Bill • To provide that newly hired opening retail stores on done a better job in setting the stage test and Friday night the Patriots Dicky 0 0 0 Palmer 359, ’Todd Peck, 355, John Thre area cage teams were in ac are 6-0 for the season. Greg grandchildren. Fairbairn 1 2 4 in MtMiiorium Sunday. for the meeting between the two host Cheney Tech in a COC battle. Rieder 356, Earlie Rohan 356, Pete tion last Saturday night and all came Jankowski was high man for the Bob The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 building inspectors don’t require Turner 0 0 0 In loving memory of Raymond Cam- locals. A year ago in their first out on the short end of the cats with five points. a.m. from the Truskowsky Funeral state certification until a reasonable One of those arrested, Rham has two road contests, McCorison Staum 143-401, Dick Steeves 139-361, poseo Sr., who passed away December 0 0 0 Rham fell to 2-3 with the loss to Home, Mahonoy City, a., with a Mass time after being hired. George Langston, 41, of meeting ever, the Eagles topped the Tuesday at Middletown High and Fedus 0 0 Tom Turner 137-392. scoreboard. 0 South Windsor High saw its four- Canton. Brian DeGray and Mark at 9 at St. Joseph’s Church in • To eliminate the state sales tax Manchester, co-owner of Indians, 60-55. Friday at Bacon Academy in Higgins 1 4 6 Your memory is a s dear today game winning streak shattered by Cahill paced the Sachems with 17 and Mahonoy City. Burial will be in St. on local services. Combo Distributors in Manchester also has a league con Colchester. Bolton High visits East As in the hour you passed away. unbeaten Hartford Public, 85-36, 15 points respectively. Joseph's Cemetery, Mahonoy City. • To increase to $50,000 (it is now Wethersfield, was also test scheduled Friday night at Hampton High Friday night in a COC Totals 18 8 44 Eagle maidens Sadly missed by Wife and Children $5,000) the mandatory requirement charged twice last Sunday Our 75th Anniversary Year Wethersfield High. East doesn’t contest and Ellington High entertains Rockville High bowed to Simsbury Rockville saw its record dip to 1-6 Friends may call at the with the loss to CCIL member Truskowsky Funeral Home Tuesday that state labor rates be paid on con with violating the so-called return to action until Saturday night Tolland the same night in an NCCC 73-61, and Rham High fell before “blue laws.” at the University of Hartford against top Manchester Canton, 72-65. Simsbury, Bill Poletti and Tim III Ml m m i.mi frorn 6 to 10 p.m. tracts for municipalities. 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER matchup. The Purple Knights are arch-rival South Catholic which could South Windsor now stands 4-3 after Berger paced the Rams with 15 and In loving memory of Angelo The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, • To provide for stringent Also: Hartford • West Farms Mall scheduled tonight in Canada. Services Tuesday Still among the ranks of the un DAIessandro. who passed away a year Others arrested were decide the conference leadership at On the distaff side, the Manchester beatens is the East Catholic girls’ the loss to the unbeaten Owls, who 12 points respectively. 76 Prospect St., Rockville, was in penalties for criminal acts involving MERIDEN (UPI) — Funeral ser igo .111 I ictfinhcr lii, i!f74 William Cuozzo, 41, of New this time. girls’ team, 1-6 thus far, journeys to basketball team. The Eagle maidens charge of local arrangements. use. of a deadly weapon. vices will be held Tuesday for Dennis To some he might be forgotten. Haven, manager of the Area schools are also slated. Conard High Tuesday and Friday made it four in a row with an easy 53- To O lliers, part of the nast. T. “Dinny” McMahon, 91, former Hut to those who loveu and lost him. First National Store in Rockville High entertains non- afternoon at 3:15 entertains 27 win over crosstown Manchester Connecticut boxing commissioner. Ills memory will always last. Wethersfield; Theodore A. conferencefoe Enfield Tuesday night Wethersfield. High last Saturday at the Eagles’ Deeplv missed by, Groenstein, 35, of Enfield, Nest. Cougar hooters g^t accolades Don, Marlene and ■Rail b ill overdue manager of the A&P store rhiUlren Juniors Gail lamonaco and Rita in Wethersfield; and Frank Luppachino paced East with 19 and Monka, 58, of Torrington, SPORTS SLATE CothoUc matmeu League champion Manchester goalkeeper Dave Treschuk, back WASHINGTON (UPI) - “ Building quality out of 17 points respectively. Karen Turek Community College has placed five Walt Behrmann and forwards Tim IN M K M O K I AM A $6.5 billion Omnibus Rail the rubble we have now manager of the Haymarket paced 1-6 Manchester with six points. Viigflo D \lf«*«iiiiilro Monday players on the Connecticut Com Bill is “a long overdue requires bold new plans Square Store in Torrington. Next action for Manchester is Cyr, Bob Henry and Tim McConville. lirluvitiK memory of my very dear Police said the arrests BASKETBALL munity College Athletic Association Treschuk and McConville are husband. Angie who left me one year blueprint” for top quaiity and serious federal finan open with victory Tuesday in West Hartford against ago today. all-league soccer team. repeaters from the 1974 squad. rail service in America, cial backing,” Weicker were made after they Ellington at Meyer (Canada) Conard High while East is idle this Selected from MCC were I have lost my soul's companion according to Sen. Lowell P. said Saturday. received complaints that Tuesday week. A life linked qvlh my own. the stores were doing And (lay by day 1 miss him more, Weicker Jr., R-Conn. BASKETBALL Qpening its 1975-76 wrestling Mark Hopper and Roger Poudrier. As I walk thru life alone. business. East Catholic at Manchester, 7 :45 season on a successful note Next ciash for East is Friday at I miss you so, “ Red" newsletter MCC at Southeastern UConn Hartford Public. last Saturday was East Enfield at Rockville Results: 98 — Riordan (EC) dec. Coventry at Tolland Catholic with a 25-24 verdict Vitchinsky 6-2,105— Faust (EC) won r Rham at Middletown over Rockville at the Rams’ by forfeit. 111 — Hoch (EC) won by I Happiness Is... Manchester at Conard (girls) Den. forfeit, 119 — Hopper (EC) dec. HOCKEY East won the first six weight Whitely 6-0,126 — Shannon (EC) dec. A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT Manchester at South Windsor classes, two by forfeit, before Putnam 10-0, 132 — Poudrier (EC) i t AIR CONDITIONED ^ Forbes Wednesday Rockville came back to take the last dec. Lamp 8-2, 138 — Chartier (R) WRESTLING six divisions. The difference in the dec. Roohr 6-2, 145 — DePietro (R) TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY score was established by junior Cap pinned Dean 3:50, 155 — Votta (R) wishes Rockville at Manchester tain Pete Shannon in the 126-pound dec. Reeves 4-2,167 — Hoke (R) dec. SPECIAL Friday class with a superior decision over Grondin 5-0, 185 — Butler (R) dec. all BASKETBALL Skip Putnam. Other winners on the Leahy 2-1, Unlimited — Brooks (R) Manchester at Wethersfield mat for East were Tom Riordan, pinned Fleming 31 seconds. I s 8lb$.DRY(2.EANING*2.00 Cheney Tech at Coventry its friends Bolton at East Hampton ■ BELCON LAUNDROMAT 309 Green Rd. Rham at Bacon Academy LOCAL BASKETBALL Q u a s a r 19 " T a b le C o lo r T V and neighbors Tolland at Ellington diagonal Wethersfield at Manchester (girls), East Frosh also had six assists. Papale had 19 100% CAST IRON FRANKLIN • High Performance 100% Solid State a happy and 3:15 points for Xavier. Modular Chassis; “In-Line” Matrix- TRADE Moving its record to 6-1 last Satur Stripe Picture Tube, with co'or stripes WRESTLING day was the East Catholic freshman Midget M STOVE replacing conventional dots • “Super East Catholic at Hartford Puhlic team with a 62-55 overtime win over Insta-Matic" Color Tuning with prosperous Complete with SWIMMING Xavier High of Middletown. Action at the Community Y last Electronic Light Sensor Picture & Saturday night saw Multi Circuits II • SCREEN •GRATE Control • Instant Picture and Sound 1 9 7 6 Manchester at Enfield The young Eagles led most of the Energy Saver Switch romp past Wyman Oil, 46-9, and • STEAK GRILL •SEAN POT SAVE Saturday way and led 49-40 with only minutes Boland Oil I best Modern Janitorial, J BASKETBALL remaining only to see Falcon John 33-16. East Catholic vs. South Catholic at Papal&toss in a 20-foot juniper at the Paul Peck had 13 points and Alex *' U. of H; buzzer to send it into overtime. Glenn and Joe Gallagher 10 apiece 199 CENTURY TV. Tunxis CC at MCC for Circuits. Mike McKenna had four Rockville at Bulkeley East converted one-and-one markers for Wyman. Dave Bester- fire-glow dist. situations in the overtime to cop the (Herald photo by Pinto) Your Complete fireplace Shop 176 OURNSIDE AVE. WRESTLING field and George Hanlon paced verdict. Tom Hantmick paced the Boland with 14 and 13 markers Route 83, Vernon (2 miles North of Vernon Circle) Manchester at Killingly Eagles with 25 points followed by (NFXTTOLAMEOUIPMFNT. EAST HARTFORD 520-1554 respectively. Bill Hill and Earl 20th HOCKEY Steve Cecchini (13), Matt Atwater Eagle Gail lamonaco (20) drives middle Lappen each tossed in eight points r \o c K i MONTHURSI06 FKIDAYION 87?.9908 OPfcN SAIURDAY9 4 SUNDAY 12 ? 3Ch Manchester at Suffield (10) and Mark^ Murphy (10). Murphy for Janitorial. Goes past Manchester defenders for two MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Dec. 29, 1975 — PAGE SEVEPfTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Ob—., Mw .. Dtc. » . IWS Dallas had luck on side, Streaking Cavs drawing well NEW YORK (UPI) - More thaii Score 55,000 fans have jammed their way Celtics 123, Lakers 113 Lanier, who was ejected from the Trail Blazers 96, Warriors 92 tory over Indiana. Veteran Ralph into the Coliseum to see the last Dave Cowens scored 17 of his 23 game in the second quarter after Guards Geoff Petrie and Lionel Simpson, with 18 points, clinched the three Cleveland Cavalier games, but points in the last 18 minutes as grabbing referee Richie Powers and Hollins combined for 18 assists while game for Denver with a pair of free board Bobby Smith remembers when Boston won its 11th game in the last later spitting on tiie floor. Portland outscored the Warriors 10-2 Uirows in the final two seconds. Raiders to face Steelers NBA things were very quiet. 12. John Havlicek also had 23 points Sonics 116, Rockets 106 during a five-minute span in the Spirits 102, Squires 97 “ We have really come a long for Boston and JoJo White con Freddie Brown scored 23 points, in fourth quarter to put away the game. Ron Boone’s 24 points led a Eastern Conference way,” said Smith, who spent most of tributed 22. cluding eight late in the fourth Petrie led all scorers with 24 points balanced scoring attack Sunday night NEW YORK (UPI) — Desperation is when you are four points Atlantic Division Sunday’s game on the bench nursing Pistons 103, Kings 87 quarter, to pace the Seattle victory and Lloyd Neal added 19 points and 11 to help the Spirits hand the Squires a down and 50 yards away from pay dirt with less than 30 seconds W L GB a sore knee as the Cavs whipped Buf Curtis Rowe poured in 29 points as over Houston. A three-point play by rebounds for Portland. fifth straight loss. Marvin Barnes remaining in the game against the best defensive team in the Boston 21 8 .724 — falo 111-88 to make it nine victories in the Pistons saddled Kansas City with Joe Meriweather brought Seattle to Spurs 110, Pacers 105 had 21 points for St. Louis, and Philadelphia 20 11 .645 2 National Football Conference. their last 10 games. its ninth straight loss. The Detroit within 99-95 with 4:04 to play and the Dan Issel poured in 29 points and Caldweil Jones and Freddie Lewis Buffalo 18 15 .545 5 victory was achieved mostly without That’s when it’s nice to have luck New York 14 20 .412 9V4 “I remember the 1,500 crowds and Sonics, led by Brown’s four buckets, rookie David Thompson added 23 to contributed 12 each. Virginia was led on your side.as the Dallas Cowboys touchdown pass and what proved to Central Division the many times all you could hear the services of 6-11 center Bob outscored Houston 13-3 over the next lead the ABA leading Nuggets to vic by Mel Bennett and Willie Wise with found out Sunday in their shocking 17- be the winning points early in the W L Pet GB was the bouncing of the ball on the three minutes. 23 points each. 14 upset of the defending NFC cham fodrth quarter. Atlanta 17 13 .587 — floor,” said Smith, who is the only pion Minnesota Vikings in the Anderson hit Charlie Joiner with a Cleveland 17 15 .531 1 original member left from the expan opening round of the NFL playoffs. 25-yard touchdown pass and found Houston 15 15 .500 2 sion Cleveland team that started in Dallas quarterback Roger Isaac Curtis with a 14-yard TD toss a Washington 15 15 .500 2 the National Basketball Association College basketball roundup New Orleans 12 19 .387 5t4 Staubach, his team trailing 14-10 in short time later to pull the Bengals back in 1970. back into contention late in the game. Western Conference With Smith on the sidelines, Dick the S9th minute of the game, took the Midwest Division snap from center in the shotgun for Stan Fritts and Lehvil Elliott scored Snyder took over and the on short runs for the first two Bengal W L Pet GB sharpshooting guard connected on 15 mation and fired a long desperation Detroit 13 16 .448 pass to Drew Pearson into the teeth. touchdowns. of 24 from the field in tossing in his Milwaukee 13 17 .433 season high of 36 points. Snyder now Redmen oppose Indiana Hoosiers of Minnesota’s prevent defense. Pittsburgh relied on a magnificent Kansas City 10 21 .323 Pearson and defensive back Nate defensive effort plus the numing of C3iieago 8 22 .267 needs only 43 more points to hit the 10,000-point mark in his career. Wright both pulled up short at the Franco Hdrris in disposing of Pacific Division NEW YORK (UPI) - St. John’s will Cleveland is 11-4 since Nate ’Thur the finals of the Holiday Festival On Sunday, 14th-ranked Tennessee points in the game, tallied two layups five yard line with Pearson taking a, Baltimore. The Steelers limited the W L Pet GB attempt Monday night to turn Saturday when the Redmen defeated mond was obtained from the Chicago defeated Pennsylvania, 77-70, with in the final minute and a half to break stride back upfield toward the un explosive young Colts to 154 yards in Golden State 22 8 .733 another golden page in its basketball South Carolina, 71-59, and the Ernib Grunfield scoring 36 points in derthrown ball and Wright tumbling total offense — just one more yard Los Angeles 21 14 .600 Bulls and the big center calls the open what had been a tight game Cavs’ potential “unlimited.” history. Hoosiers beat Manhattan, 97-61. the first round of the Sugar Bowl between Arizona and Cincinnati. Tlie to the ground. A s u rp ri^ Pearson than what Harris himself accounted Phoenix 15 13 .536 One of the most successful tourna Ninth-ranked Cincinnati, 10th- Seattle 17 17 .500 In other NBA games Sunday, tournament. lead had changed hands 10 times in 10 snagged the ball waist high and for on the ground. ment teams the game has known, ranked Louisville, 12th-ranked North In other big tournament games gingerly steppped past the fallen The Colts, who turned around from Portland 12 21 .364 11 Milwaukee edged Phoenix, 88-85; 1/2 minutes of the second half before Sunday’s Results dating back to 1938, currently nth- Carolina State and No. 16 San Fran Monday night. No. 13 Washington defensive back into the end zone for a 2-12 season last year to 10-4 and the Boston beat I^s Angeles, 123-113; Arizona broke open the game. Cleveland 111, Buffalo 88 Detroit drubbed Kansas City, 103-87; rank^ St. John’s faces first-ranked cisco were the only other teams in plays Northwestern in the semifinals Phil Bonds had 23 points and eight the winning points. playoffs this year, played more than Indiana in the finals of the Holiday the top 10 which saw action Saturday. of the Far West Classic, while No. 19 thTM quarters of tte game without Detroit 103, Kansas City 87 Portland put away Golden State, 96- assists as Louisville ran up 100 points "You just have to throw it up there Milwaukee 88, Phoenix 85 Festival at Madison Square Garden. Cincinnati lost to Arizona, 71-64, in Kansas State faces Missouri and and hope the receiver can outjump quarterback Bert Jones, who 92, and Seattle outlasted Houston, for the second straight game and Boston 123, Lot Angeles 113 Indiana is a solid favorite, of the first round of the Rainbow Colorado plays Kansas in the easily downed Texas A&M. the defense or just get lucky,’’ strained an arm in Baltimore’s first 116-106. Portland 96, Golden State 92 course, but over the years St. John’s Classic, while Louisville downed semifinals of the Big Eight Tourna Louisville also got 19 points from explained Dallas Coach Tom Landry. series when he was accidentally Seattle 116, Houston 106 Over in the ABA, Denver shaded has made a habit of upsetting higher- Texas A&M, 102-88, to win its own ment. Wesley Cox and 16 from Rick Wilson. (UPI Photo) “He did.’’ kicked by a Pittsburgh defender. Indiana, 110-105, and St. Louis ABA ranked teams and winning tour Holiday Classic. Frank Alagia, a 5-foot, 9-inch In other games Saturday, North In the other playoff game Sunday, He was relieved by Marty Donnres, W L Pet GB downed Virginia, 102-97. naments. TTie Redmen have won a N.C. State kept its poise and pulled guhrd, made seven critical free Carolina State downed Auburn, 79-74; Oakland nipped Cincinnati 31-28. On who threw a, five-yard touchdown Denver 22 7 .759 - Bucks 88, Suns 85 Oakland’s Mike Siani (49) scores TD record four National Invitation Tour out a 79-74 victory over Auburn, with throws in the final minutes of play Washington beat Florida State, 69-54; Saturday, defending Supet Bowl pass to Glenn Doughty for New York 19 9 .679 2V Junior Bridgeman’s jump shot with naments, three Holiday Festivals Kenny Carr’s 23 points leading the and helped thwart South Carolina’s Minnesota defeated Creighton, 80-74, Beat Bengal defender Lemar Parrish champion Pittsburgh dumped Baltimore’s lone touchdown as the San Antonio 18 11 .621 4 3:48 to go gave the Bucks the lead for and several others in different parts WoUpack to its seventh straight vic pressure defense with his ball in the finals of the Pillsbury Gassic; Baltimore 28-10 and Los Angeles Colts stayed within four points Indiana 19 12 .613 4 the first time since the opening Kentucky 15 20 .429 10 of the country, including the tory of the season. handling as St. John’s scored its ninth Wake Forest topped Florida, 78-75, to routed St. Louis 35-23. heading into the fourth quarter. seconds of play and they went on to Virginia 5 27 .156 18V4 Brigham Young Classic this season. Jim Williamson scored 20 points to straight victory of the season. win the Gator Bowl Classic; Dallas will visit Los Angeles for But the Steelers scored twice in the hand Phoenix its fourth loss in the Sunday’s Results “It isn’t winning that counts so lead Rhode Island to a 85-77 upset All-America forward Scott May Louisiana State nipped Stanford, 89- the NFC championship and Oakland final nine minutes to put the game last five games. Jim Price led the St. Louis 102, Virginia 97 much,” says St. John’s Coach Lou victory over San Francisco, the scored 32 points and Kent Benson, 85; Detroit topped DePaul, 74-64, win will travel to Pittsburgh for the AFC away, icing a berth in the AFC title Bucks with 20 points, while Denver 110, Indiana 105 Carnesecca. “It’s getting a whack at Dons’ second loss of the season, in the Hoosiers’ 6-foot, 11-inch center, ning the Motor City Classic, and title game next Sunday to determine game when Russell lugged a Jones Bridgeman had 15 and Elmore Smith WHA the top-ranked teams that counts.” the title game of the Ocean State added 19 in leading Indiana to its' Duke outscored Western Kentucky, Tragedy for Fran the participants in Super Bowl X Jan. fumble 93 yards to give Pittsburgh its 17. East St. John’s and Indiana advanced to Classic. eighth consecutive win. 111-90. 18 in Miami. final 18 point lead with less than two W L T Pts Guard Jim Rappis, who scored 24 (UPI Photo) Ken Stabler threw three touchdown minutes remaining in the game. New England 16 16 3 35 as father dies passes to push Oakland out to a 31-14 Los Angeles throttled St. Louis Cincinnati 16 19 1 33 lead before Ken Anderson found his defensively in the first half, running Cowboys’ Drew Pearson gets gladhand Indianapolis 14 17 2 30 passing arm with two fourth quarter out to a 28-9 halftime lead. The Ram Cleveland 12 20 2 26 McAdoo in lineup SAVANNAH, Ga. (W I) - The Savannah in September. He had touchdown tosses to pull the Itengals defense scored two touchdowns on in Scored winning touchdown against Vikings West Rev. Dr. Dallas M. Tarkenton, father retired in June as professor at within three points. terceptions in the first half before W L T Pts of Minnesota Vikings quarterback Emory University at Oxford. Stabler hit Mike Siani with a nine- turning the game over to the offense Houston 21 12 0 42 settling dispute San Diego 16 13 4 36 2]\D Fran Tarkenton, died of a heart at He had also served in Athens where yard touchdown pass and Bob Moore and Lawrence McCutcheon. Minnesota 16 13 2 34 tack Sunday as he watched his son his son Fran led the Athens High with an eight-yard scoring strike to Jack Youngblood returned an in terception 47 yards for one Los Phoenix 15 15 3 33 BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — “I just came to play against the Dallas Cowboys on Trojans to the state championship in help stake the Raiders to a 17-7 half Denver 12 20 1 25 television. 1955 and quarterbacked the Universi time lead. Pete Banaszak added a Angeles touchdown and Bill Simpson Trainer key man play,” Buffalo Braves center Bob McAdoo Canadian explained after he rejoined the team Saturday The elder Tarkenton, 63, was ty of Georgia Bulldogs to the 1959 six-yard touchdown run in the third carried one back 66 yards for another W L T Pts TIRE watching Minnesota’s loss to Dallas Southeastern Conference crown. period and Stabler found reserve Ram score to decide the contest in Quebec 24 14 1 49 and his suspension was lifted. 4< r » O F F in the first round of the pro playoffs He is survived by his wife, tight end Dave Casper for a two-vard the game’s initial 30 minutes. for Pittsburgh team Winnipeg 24 14 0 48 McAdoo, the National When You Buy 1st Tire at Regular Price plus F.F.T. with his other two sons when he was Frances, his brother, James E. Calgary 19 14 2 40 Basketball Association’s stricken. He was dead on arrival at a Sproull of Tampa, Fla., and three Edmonton 15 22 2 32 leading scorer and most strained back. After the hospital. sons: Francis, who lives in Atlanta Tronto 11 22 3 25 game, the team physician PITTBURGH (UPI) - One of the ■ defensive line, has made only a token valuable player last Tarkenton, a native. of Norfolk, during the off-season, Dallas. M. Sunday’s Results couldn’t find anything most important men in the appearance in the six weeks and seasoa, had been Sears Va., became pastor of the Tarkenton Jr. of Athens, and Wendell Pro hockey roundup Calgary 6, Winnipeg 4 wrong and team officials Pittsburgh Steeler organization this could be out for the rest of the year suspended since Pentecostal Holiness Church in Tarkenton of Rock Hill, S.C. San Diego 2, Minnesota 1 Wednesday. But team of asked McAdoo to consult a week will be Ralph ^ rlin . with shoulder and groin injuries. Phoenix 5, Denver 3 ficials said the suspension second doctor. Berlin doesn’t wear a uniform and Linebacker Andy Russell, who ran, Cincinnati 4, Indianapiis 1 When he refused. Braves he doesn’t coach. He’s the Steeler or walked fast, according to some New England 4, Cleveland 0 was lifted when he agreed to rejoin the Braves for a owner Paul Snyder Rangers thrashed trainer and he’s the man who’s Steelers, 93 yards with a fumble late Quebec 6, Toronto 1 suspended his star center. I Sale Ends home game against responsibility it will be to patch in the game for the clinching score, NHL “It’s great to have him E together P ittsb u rg h ’s walking has been bothered by a bad knee and Campbell Conference Philadelphia. Braves general manager back,” MacKinnon said wounded for Sunday’s American Jack Ham, who set up a TD with an Patrick Division after McAdoo rejoined the NEW YORK (UPI) - Although the Soviet Wings 7, Rangers 3 Conference title showdown here interception and caused the fumble W L T Pts Bob MacKinnon said New York Rangers suffered a Vladimir Petrov and Vladimir Philadelphia 22 5 8 52 McAdoo would be fined for team. “I think the team against the Oakland Raiders, who ad that Russell returned, also has a can put this behind us. thrashing from the Soviet Army Sun Vikulov, both veterans of the Russian groin pull. N.Y. Islanders 19 10 4 40 the suspension, but he vanced to the championship game by Atlanta 18 15 4 40 There are certainly no day night, the National Hockey team that played against Team beating the Cincinnati Bengals 31-28. Strong safety Mike Wagner also would not comment on the League may have been spared Canada in 1972, each scored two N.Y. Rangers 15 17 4 34 amount of the fine. hard feelings on my part Berlin’s major priorities will be has been hobbled slightly with an Smytlie Division and Coach (Jack) Ramsay further embmassment by the luck goals to lead the Soviet attack. Phil quarterback Terry Bradshaw and ankle injury. McAdoo said he didn’t of the schedule. Esposito, one of two Rangers to play W L T Pts know how much he would wasn’t involved in this.” fullback Franco Harris, both injured "I need about another week,” said Chicago 14 10 12 40 MacKinnon said McAdoo •n S ATB C Instead of leading off an eight- on Team Canada, had a hand in all of be fined. _ I t 1 Vie Roadhandl®’'’ in Saturday’s 28-10 victory over the Russell, the popular 34-year-old Vancouver 12 15 6 30 • E%cept the B»» game Russian invasion by m atcl^g the New York scoring with a goal and McAdoo’s suspension^ "wasn’t required to have the Baltimore Colts ina semifinal playoff Steeler captain who was taking all St. Louis 11 19 5 second examination before the two national champions, the two assists. game. Bradshaw suffered a strained sorts of needling after his TD. "I Kansas City 11 21 4 dated back to Tuesday’s r m a wide selectio^* ^ .b e lt e d radios • ^ schedule makers saved that show WHA game against Boston when rejoining the team because Choose from Sears best sij . . . sale knee when he was cartwheeled by the didn’t want to strain it running too Minnesota 11 21 2 “he was feeling better.” case event for the finale. It proved a Danny Lawson scored two goals in Colts’ Lloyd Mumphord just before hard. I was trying to run under con Wales Conference he didn’t play because of a fortunate move since the Soviet the opening minute of play to start halftime and Harris continues to be trol. Guys were yelling to me to Norris Division y ^ n t E n d Army was highly impressive in Calgary on its way over Winnipeg; bothered by a sore ankle, although he lateral it but no way. I’m from the W L T opening its North American exhibi Gary Bredin and Ray Adduono did manage to puncture Baltimore’s old school. A lateral might be Montreal 25 5 6 Los Angeles 20 14 2 tion tour with a 7-3 rout over ^ e scored 2:25 apart in the second defense for 153 yards. dropped. Hell, in the old days, you’d Rangers, while the Philadelphia period to provide San Diego with both Pittsburgh 14 17 4 Bradshaw insists he’ll be ready for get fined for a lateral, although we Detroit 10 21 4 Flyers suffered throu^ one of their its goals against Minnesota; Phoenix UConn cagers resume BegKl*' *»•* ^ 0 reW» Sunday’s game, which has a berth in did break open our game with Cincin Washington 3 27 5 poorer efforts in dropping a 4-2 deci handed Denver its fourth consecutive the Jan. 18 Super Bowl in Miami at nati by scoring on a lateral.” sion to the Boston Bruins. loss behind a pair of goals from Del Adams Division play at Civic Center stake, but he doesn’t know if he’ll be Ham, who along with Jack W L T P It was only the fifth loss in 35 Hall; Cincinnati reored two goals in at peak efficiency. Lambert placed the Colts all day, Buffalo 21 10 5 and Saturday, joined by Align games for Philadelphia. each of the first two periods to beat “I won’t be able to run— there’s no said his mobility is returning. Boston 19 9 8 HARTFORD (UPI) - Middlebury, Worcester ’The Stanley Cup champion Flyers, Indianapolis and snap a three-game secret about that,” Bradshaw said. “I’m feeling okay,” he said. “A Tronto 13 13 8 The University of Connec Tech and Brandeis. whose coach Fred Shero is the losing streak; Tom Webster had a "But I think I can drop back and set win like this and a solid defensive ef California 12 21 3 ticut resumes its basket leading NHL exponent of the Soviet goal and two assists and Christer ball schedule Friday night Sacred Heart will bring up alright. I had a little trouble fort makes us all feel better. I’m hap Sunday’s Results No Trade-m Required! style of hockey, will host the Russian Abrahamsson registered his second pushing off on my leg and as a result, py for Andy — he’s absolutely the Boston 4. Philadelphia 2 in Hartford’s Civic Center, St. Michael’s, Clark, New champion Soviet Army on Jan. 11. shutout when New England beat I was throwing the ball low. But it greatest — but I did wonder if he was Vancouver 3, Detroit 2 after a three-week layoff, Haven, Eastern Connec • MOUNTING 1* K H i l l i • ROTATION Boston also will get a crack at the Cleveland; and (Quebec coasted over trying to run for a touchdown or run Buffalo 2, Chicago 2 with a game against ticut, AIC, Springfield and should be better by next week.” Kansas City 3, California 1 Army team on Jan. 8. Toronto with Marc Tardlf notching It’s the time of year when the but the clock. I thought they were Boston College. Trenton State to a three- Bruins 4, Flyers 2 his 33rd and 34th goals of the season day tourney starting strain of 22 games begins to show. going to call us for delay of game on The game will be played Gregg Sheppard snapped a 2-2. tie as well as his 38th assist. ' Joe Greene, the keystone of the that run of his.” Friday. for Boston with only 1:08 left to play Tour starts before a sellout crowd of 11,319 fans and will be the and Bobby Schmautz followed wim ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) his second goal of the night into an Huskies’ only appearance — The Professional in Hartford this season. LiJ 2 empty net. "’They took us a little Bowlers Association kicks iSAVE Connecticut goes into the lightly because of the 8-1 game they off its 1976 winter tour Full 90-Day Warranly on Batlei7 SAVE *8 Blackburn batting 1,000 game with a 4-2 season If Ballcry prove* tlcfrrtlve due la rlrelriral had here against us earlier this today as qualifying begins failure and will not hold a rharge, we will, record, having lost only to upon return, replace it free of charge wiiMn season,” Bruins’ Coach Don Cherry in the $75,000 Ford Open at 90 day* of pnrriiaae. Power Rated Battery 20% to tionally well and Pleausy and I have Manhattan and Rutgers. Limited Warranty said of Philadelphia. "Maybe they HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The New Webster’s goal came at 8:42 of the Bowling ^uare. Alter 90 day*, upon return, we will replace (UPI Photo) been working hard in the corners. llie defiTlIve hattery with a new haltrry were a little overconfident. But England Whalers of the World opening period on a power play as he Earl Anthony, the crew- Two tournaments are on charging only fnr the period of owncrijiip. you’ve got to admit we played top The result has been a lot of points by tap for the weekend at New Your monthly charge for ownerahip Hockey Association are off to a good blasted a shot past Cleveland goalie cut veteran from Tacoma, rnmpuird h> dividing the cureem telling Regular $39.99 our line.” price at the time ul return. Ir»t lra«le-ln. by With 26 notch hockey.” Britain and Bridgeport. % Unhappy Viking Fran Tarkenton start under their new head coach, Bob Whidden. Webster has scored in Wash., won $107,585 and ll»e numiter of monthi detlgnalrd. with trade-in Canucks 3, Red Wings 2 Don Blackburn. the last 13 games and is just three The Webster-Paiement-Pleau trio seven tournaments, both Central Connecticut will wmm / Trade-In»^ Personal tragedy also struck quarterback has accounted for 14 of the Whalers’ 3 1 Vancouver raced to a 3-0 lead in the "It’s nice to be batting 1,000,” said single-year records last host a tournament Friday 9 games shy of the club record set by Installed last 17 goals. Paiement and Pleau Ballcry Performance CharacIcrUlica Baled for Power second period on goals by Garry Blackburn after the Whalers shut out Terry Caffery in the 1972-73 season. year. According lo Ballcry Council Inicrnalional Slandardi scored in Sunday’s game, as did Original Equip Monahan, Don Lever and Bobby the Cleveland Crusaders 4-0 Sunday "’Inere is no secret recipe for my Cold Cronhing Reaervr Amp. Hour Number Warrant* rookie Danny Arndt. Goalie Christer High VolliQo moana alfaioM-thfOu9ti-tna-partilion Power ('.niMielly Cdi parity uf Ptairs in Month* Lalonde, and then withstood a third night. success of late,” Webster said, “just coll connoctoft dolivtr mor# initial ataiimg powor ment Replacement period rally by Detroit. Nick Libett It was New England’s second win hard work and great linemates. Abrahamsson stopped 17 shots for his tttan an otharwia* idanticai Batiary with ug and- 410 Ampo. 1 !•> Mlnulm 67 66 tH and Dan Afaloney scored for the Red second shutout of the season. IT’S ovor call connaclora Sears 24-month Batteries (Group 24C, 24F, 22F) Start Regular RSox skipper Johnson after taking the reins from Jack "Pleausy (Larry Pleau) and Rosie $20.98 Wings, but they couldn’t get the Kelley, who resigned last week to (Rosaire Paiement) are playing The Whalers are now 15153 and as Low as 19.95...... With trade-in equalizer. lead the Eastern Division race with A return to college coaching. great. Rosie moves the puck excep- S A V E 2 2 % S A V E 2 2 % Heavy-Duty Scouts 3, Golden Seals 1 Blackburn’s move up ended his 18- 35 points. MATTER honored by scribes Guy Charron and Wllf Paiement year playing career. Case of Sears Champion Regular each had a goal and two assists to lift “I think it might have been our Fairfield plays OF SANMEGO $26.98 BOSTON (UPI) - Darrell John Ballimore Orioles, the team Boston Kansas City over California. Scouts’ most consistent game of the season FAIRFIELD (UPl) - Fairfield Best Motor Oil Spark Plugs Sears Best! son, who led the Red Sox to the World held, off to win the AL East flag. University’s basketball squad today goaltender Dennis Herron was bemuse the guys hustled the full 60 PRIDE! Regular C Series in his second season as field Other head table guests include credited with 42 saves, allowing only continues play In the first Macarvld Regular $18 1 SteadyKiders minutes,” Blackburn said. a case A 6E 89(each W each boss, has been named Manager of the members of the R ^ Sox, World one shot by Dave Gardner to get by International Basketball Tourna Sold out Regular Crusader Coach Johnny Wilson We're Talking About Good Soots AvailoUo Helps improve performance, Year by the Boston Baseball Writers. Series MVP Pete Rose and former him. ment in Stockholm, Sweden. Something Special Case of Helps protect engine in any $34.98 agreed. Civic Center Box Office weather or season. give good gasoline mileage. The former journeyman catcher pitching great Robin Roberts, and Sabres 2, Black Hawks 2 “They could have beaten anyone The Stags were to play Honka, the A aellout crowd of 1,800 is When We Talk About 24Qto. 27ST will receive his award Jan. 29 at the many members of the Red Sox, in Stan Mikita scored on a power play out there tonight. ’They outhuktM us Finnish national champions on Mon assured for Tuesday night’s 566-6000 37th Boston Baseball Writers dinner day, and the Solna Sun Jets, the Manchester High-East Catholic WANT ADS 6. Fox - Soars cluding Fred Lynn — the American with 1:48 left to play to lift diicago for the loose pucks and forced the 643-2711 at the Statler Hilton Hotel. League’s MVP and Rookie of the into a tie. It was MiMta’s second goal play all night long,” he said. Swedish national champions, on basketball game at Clarke Arena, Johnson, 48, molded a team of Year. in as many games since returdng R i^ t wing Tom Webster continued Tuesday. ’They were to have played announced Dave Wiggin, high tICKETRON MANCHESTER rookies and candidates for the Former Red Sox play-by-play an from surgery on his right arm. Dan to the catalyst for the Whalers as the S w ^sh National Team on Satur school director of athletics. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE iggin added that no coaches or WEST HARTFORD MON. thru SAT. 10 • 9 P.M. “Over-the-Hill Gang’’ into Boston’s nouncer Ken Coleman, the television ny Gare, with his 23rd goal, had given he collected his 22nd goal of the day and Hammarby, a Swedish ohe Hcralb Soaro-Mancheotoi Satisfaction Ouarantced or Your Money Back Sears teaencr’s pass will be honored. first pennant winner in eight years. voice of the champioh Cincinnati Buffalo a 2-1 lehd late in the second season. It provM to be the gamb- amateur team, on Sunday. SEARS, ROEBUCE AND CO . He will be joined at the head table Reds last season, will serve as period. Winner, his ninth of the sedsbn and Fairfield plays its nekt regular by Manager Earl Weaver of the master of c^emdnies. sixth In a rovir. sbasori game at t!g,nlslU8, Jan. 8. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 29, 1975
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Soviet plan 6 4 neglects consumers For Ivan; bleak five years ahead Rockville High Snow” in own element This time it is not even be ing made. be given top priority. But both shipped tp the countryside. for 1980 are pretty modest a new impetus Russia’s rulers nominal and real wages are to Investment in farming is to •ones, would have to opt for more She worked on obedience training Heavy industry is supposed rise less than in recent years. market incentives or to invent Coventry Leonid Brezhnev, billed as rise faster than total invest Optinistically, the planners with Snow as soon as he could. She By NEA/Loodon Economist News Service even the 28 per cent claimed to increase its output by 40 per The less splendid future for the star performer for the ment and its share in the total, assume a 30 per cent increase new forms of workers’ h o n o r ro ll practiced with him in crowded places MOSCOW- (LEN S)- The to have been achieved in the cent, light industry by only 31 the consumer is symbolized already about a quarter, will in productivity per man in far democracy. They have chosen Doris and Frank Turcotte of Silver ordinary Russian, still shock February congress, will talk past five years. Industrial such as the Manchester Parkade. per cent. Harnessing the by the fact that the car in soon be close, to a third. With ming. Will all the investment neither. Nor. it seems, do they ed by the news of his country's there about cost-cutting and production is now expected to St., Coventry take immense pleasure "People flock to see him wherever resources of its eastern dustry, for which 1971-75 were the aid of all this outlay the in it at least yield such a count on a massive dose of im Tbe tin t quarter honor roUi Cook, Daniel Mocadlo, Ronald disastrous harvest, can hardly the improvement of quality. rise by 37 per cent by 1980, and pride in their Great iV en ees regions, the Soviet Union aims boom years, is now to mark Russians hope to get their dividend? ported technology giving the for Rockville School hu Daigle, Sharon Montanye, Kathy we go,” she said. have been cheered by the He will not be able to argue, compared with the 47 per cent dog Snow. to expand output by 1980 to 800 time. grain crop up to 215 million If the new targets for 1980 economy a boost. The aging been announced. Daida, Richard MorlgUoni, lynn Snow is of show quality, she said. prospect for 1980 outlin^ last as his optimistic predecessor, increase planned and the 43 million tons of coal, 1,360 One of the reasons why the tons. But this year’s dis are compared with the objec Soviet leaders grouped around Moses, Shuon The three-year-old canine giant has Nikita Khrushchev, did on a per cent claimed between 1970 Day, Karen He was bred to climb the Pyrenees week by the Soviet planners. billion kilowatt hours of elec consumer is to be relatively astrous grain harvest, now es tives that were once set by the ailing Brezhnev are less Newcomb, Nancy almost enough room on their 200 TTie main features of the similar occasion, that an age and 1975. But all branches of Freahmen D (^ue, Tlumas Mountains in Europe guarding sheep. tricity, 630 tons of crude oil, neglected is the planners’ timated at only about 137 Khrushchev for the same frightened of diminishing O’B rlo i, Patricia acres. Despite his size (his breed is new five-year plan, which will of plenty is just around the industry are not affected in High Honors Farrell, Sandy He has the extra “dew” claws on his 420 billion cubic meters of decision to go on pouring million tons, is evidently ad year, the difference is strik returns than of taking risks. O’Coin, Suaan the source of the St. Bernard and the be duly approved in February corner. the same way. Fielding, Gloria hind feet to aid his climbing. natural gas and 165 million resources into farming. More mitted to-have a long-term ing. Clearly, the Soviet The February congress will be Burke, Tara O’Crowley, Anne by the party congress, are a The Soviet economy is The originality of the Foley, Catherine black New Foundland) he leaps over tractors, more harvesters, effect on the cattle stock, for economy has been unable to a gathering of cautious sur Dugan, Douglu Pasternak, Donna Snow is a good guard dog. Mrs. slackening pacq. In the next previous plan lay in its break tons of crude steel. Machine Furbish, Brian obstacles ‘‘like a gazelle,” said Mrs. slower rate of growth, a more fertilizers are to be the meat and milk targets set get its second wind. To give it vivors. not of innovators. Earl, Mary Turcotte said their home is a bit five years it is hop^ that the building and chemicals are to Putman, Hans renewed emphasis on heavy with the Stalinist tradition in Flaher, Eric Gibbs, William Turcotte. isolated on their land. Without Snow, national income will rise by Quinlan, Kevin industry and the continued that a slight priority was F o i, William Gilbert, Debbie Mrs. Turcotte recalled she was in about 26 per cent. This is less given for the first time to con Reudgen, Sue she said, “I just wouldn’t want to be pouring of resources into far G an ^ , Suaan Glldden, Norman Allen’s Market on Rt. 44A about four than both the 39 per cent in sumer goods. The promise Rltzen, l^reen here.” ming in the persistent hope of QUdden, Lauma Gottier, Gny years ago when she saw Snow’s achieving a breakthrough. crease originally planned and was not really kept. Greene, Amy Samson, Robert She took a photo of Snow and wrote Green, Barbara mother in a car. Her beauty struck Gresh, Gary Sargent, Robin a poem to send with it to friends. The Heise, Barbara Guertin, Mark Sat«itls, Wendy her so she waited for the dog’s owner poem reads: Inquantl, Chris Hagerty, Robert Sforza, Daniel to appear. “From up the lane again this year, Johnson, Cindy Sue HaU, Steven Skowronek, Andrea They told her they were going to Kemp, Gretchien “The big white snow man brings Brezhnev mends Polish fence Holbrook, Lynne Taylor, Bam breed the dog in six months in the Lentocha, Lori good cheer, Holmes, Maiy Taylor, Carol Lesiig, Robert A dog named Snow pulls a sleigh with a Christmas Catskills Mountains of New York. “A Christmas tree upon his sleigh, Howe, Eileen Urtani, Karina Lewis, Janlne tree to his family’s Coventry home. Nearly a year later, Mrs. Turcotte “Snow says happy holiday.” Jackson, Lisa WaiUewskl, Sophia Miller, Donna had her pick of the litter of eight. 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A "flexible pricing leader’s hand against Boynton, Cynthia Norris, Janet Fecteau, David Sunshine FTMnaioes w tribute to Poland’s Russian pressures from Russia and his Salad time goodness. * policy" will replace the pre Brandt, Caroline Novgrad, Ronald Fritz, Keith H a w a iia n connection, coupled with his own hardliners, some 70 Bubaglu', Carol Orcutt, Laurie sent price freeze on basic Genovesi, Michael endorsement of the idea of a Polish intellectuals have Burnep, Jon Parker, Cynthia P u n ch HiHo foodstuffs, but only after the GledhiU, Jeffrey eu.n:g.h world Communist conference protested against the planned Heritage Checking Campbell, Elizabeth PUlllps, Sheryl government has had another Grous, Kenneth Pnmers changes in the Polish constitu to uphold Russia’s primacy in Chui^, Carolyn Pinto, Claudia Crisp, Horida the world Communist move good look at the economic tion. approved at the party Hammel, Kenneth 46 OZ. cans Coleman, Mary I^)ulln, Ray Munching goodness. ment. facts and consulted the congress, which are designed Howe, Cathy assorted Cook, David Precbtl, Russell lb. The Russians have wanted workers. Price increases will to emphasize the Communist Kloter, Carole flavors be phased in gradually, so as Counlhan, Mary Price, Lori party’s leading role in society. The Better Way Knittel, Dougku 1-3 Oood Mon .Dee M - Sat. Jan 3 Irma mroe pet cuitomer Good Mon .Dec Sei. Jan 3 Lina one boa per cuetomer 2 7 3 fc ., this conference for some time Crockett, Wilina Ramondetta, Luanne Chicory or Escarole 2% but appear even keener on it not to upset too many people. Evidently the protesters fear Begins December 31st., 1975 Kukulka, Michael Dabbi, Lolaa iiWii'iiipe! Gives your salad extra zip. now that their project for a Gierek has replac^ nearly that these formal changes Reggione, Jonl Lamme, Barbara Damsita, Willy European Communist con half of the central committee could also mean a further ero When we say we’re The Better Way, we mean it. When we them better 8 ways. We invite you to compare Better Way Rey, Nancy Lanz, Michael ference has run into serious (now e n la rg e from 115 to 140 sion of the country’s modest Davenport, K ^ eth Rlbardy, Allen Leary, John trouble owing to the opposi members) with his sup degree of cultural and designeci our new personal checking accounts we made Checking with other checking accounts. Davis, Robin Richey, Francis Llve^, Debra porters. This, and the drop tion of important parties in religious freedom. Desmond, Sara Sanborn, David MarsbaU, Timothy G ctym S^&Shopswortli Mid Dlebolt, Theodore Saucier, Bruce McGabe, Diane Heritage Better Way Checking Account Your Present Checking Account Doran, Kyle Shakln, Marc McCormick, Cindy DuBeau, Peter Smyrskl, Steve Meier, Heidi Dymon, Lori Stead, Laurie Menard, Catherine eatimiity at your partjn, E ^ l , Craig Tew, Linda g Yes. No Printing charge. No service charge. MlUer, Debra Good causes in hard times Fisher, Beth Therlaque, David Starts Mon., Dec. 2 9 -S a t, Jan. 3. The fine foods we make in our kitchen can get you out of your FREE No minimum balance. No "club” to join. No limit MltcheU, Mary-Ann Yes No Fibpatrick, Kevin 'Herney, Robin kitchen to enjoy the party. Try our tender sliced roast beef, roast on number of checks. North, Nancy Fleming, Jeri-Anne Tringall, Michael Orlowskl, Robert turkey breast or glazed ham. Let our deli folks fix tempting platters Fleury, Denise Tuttle, FYed Pozzato, Valerie for you. Or prepare all the good foods yourself. Your party will be Gerakarls, Winifred ^ YES. You may cash your Heritage checks at any Ware, Tammy Price, ^ tt great when you shbp at Stop & Shop. OUT OF TOWN CHECK Gunter, Phyllis Wermler, Stefanie Report urges more of the many participating CHECK 'N CASH banks Yes No Quinlan, Eileen CASHING Gunther, Doris Zanella, Mark W located throughout the state. Ramondetta, Joanne Haas, Luanne Ravins, Andrew Great Beef... Naturally Aged Beef Happy Holmes, Suzanne Junior Sans, Leopold Jackson, Barbara High Honors Saur, Ingrid SUPERMARKETS __^ ___New Year from all of ^ Johnson, Carol g YES. Listing your ihecks in the order written Ames, Gregory Schneider, Sandra COMPLnE MONTHLY JAND the order cashed. Showing balances of your JosUn, Donald Yes No Anderson, Mark SlavUc, Janet O E slO B ll us at stop & Shop. charity tax breaks STATEMENTS other Heritage services if you wish. And Kelley, Diane Bell, Thomas Surdel, Paul King, Tracy ~ RETURNING all of your cancelled checks monthly. Boynton, Valerie Thomas, EUsabeth By NEA/London Economist Nows Service Campbell, Debra product. It is to this worry, revenues, it is unlikely to Cassells, Mary Townsend, Bruce ShdU Beef Loin$ All week Freezer SpecialsI Lewis, Joanne ' bone-in WASHINGTON - (LENS) and to methods of stimulating receive much of a hearing Couture, Nancy Von Hone, Nancy 49 — That Americans are among from an administration which Manchester, Janet Formerly called New York private philanthropy, that the J r YES. You may transfer funds by phone from Cropley, Jo-Ann Wilcox, Gayle the world’s most generous is already faced with a huge TELECASH PHONE Martin, Paul . Sirloin. This rich flavored f ^ S u n O w T r report addresses itself. Most 1 checking to savings and vice versa. Minimum Yes No Davldron, Candy Ugolik, E llu b etb people has seldom been in gifts to non-profitmaking budget deficit. TRANSFERS McKone, Eileen sirloin is a big family favorite. transfer $50. Day, Dwight lb question. They give around $26 organizations are, to some The commission’s second McMahon, Sue Pul some in the freezer. Orange Jidee billion a year in cash to chari Dow, Daidd Senior 1 100% Orange Juice ' degree, tax deductible in major recommendation is Monaghan, Lisa EUls, Laura from Florida J l 2oz*J ty and donate voluntary labor America. that the public, profitmaking Moore, Sherry Honors Great Beef Fleming, Mary Claire and endowments of about the Last year 30 million people corporations should be en Nowak, Barbara Anderson, Daniel Chuck Cube Steak g YES. Upon request we will transfer funds from Glldden, Terri same value. Add in govern deduct^ about $4 billion from couraged to give more freely. Obrem^, Robin Anderson, SheUa Beef Round AUTOMATIC SAVINGS 1 J r your checking to your savings account every Yes No Gutterman, David ment grants, and America’s their taxes in making such At the moment many com Pane, Debbie Andrews, Jane Round Tip Steak Formerly Top Sirloin Steak month—automatically. Kukulka, Robert 700,000 non-profitmaking gifts. It is a practice that has panies see donations to chari Parsons, Lynn Aylward, Jam es Salad Dressing organizations receive $80 Lambert, Denis attracted much recent ty as being a waste of Pfau, Ronald '«”Baskowskl, Stephen billion a year, about the same Lambert, Mary Stop&Shop gMfi U n d erb lad e S teak For^n^cafcKeak criticism as being a way by shareholders’ money. In 1970 I^elps, Michael Batchelor, Dawn amount as Americans spend Lamme, Arthur 32 ounce jar which the country’s richest only 6 per cent of America’s AUTOMATIC LOAN f YES. Upon request we will make any loan Rowe, Sheila Bauckman, Mark $ i 6 9 on food. citizens can heap honor on companies made con Yes No Laskowski, Edward I lb. PAYMENTS payments you wish—automatically. Roy, Phillip Beatrice, Patricia Sour Cream Potato oiipsWS?’ SS' Boneless Blade Steak Charity is almost the themselves while cutting back tributions to charity of over Malkin, Robert _ , , , , . , Lender’s Bagels Onen-Uot gag Sanborn, Elisabeth Beebe, Judy O&C Potato Sticks '« 59= nation’s biggest business: 4.6 on their tax bills: 21 per cent $500. The commission has Martin, Jeff snow Crabmeat Sanders, Amy Benoit, Marcia French Fried Onions Buy our Great Beef the whole vvay and save! million salaried workers are of the private money given to therefore set a target for cor May, Marcia ^ YES. We offer the traditionally higher interest Schumey, Ellen Bisson, Diane Fried Clams 79° on charitable payrolls and an charity in 1973 was deducted porations, which is plainly not ONE STOP FOR McMillan, Allison W hole or Half estimate 24 per cent of all Sedlik, Linda Boettcher, Paul 1 0 0 %Niatural from the taxes of those ear going to be reached; they > rates of a savings institution AND tree checking Miller, Marsha Taste O’Sea Americans over the age of 13 TOP RETURN SAVINGS Yes No Shields, Tina Boyle, Kathleen ning over $50,000 a year. The should give 2 per cent of their with the convenience of one stop banking for your Munroe, Michael give over some of their time AND FREE CHECKING Shorteli. Cathy Cohen, Debbie FMato Chips advantages to the wealthy are net, pre-tax income to charity 1 ^ family. Pre’co a k M l to voluntary, non Plante, Janice Coughlin, Cindy /B^Lpiii Strips even more disproportionate in by 1980. Shuey, Dawn Stop&Shop Boneless Untrimmed 10-12 lbs. profitmaking causes. These Redfleld, Joan Covensky, Gayle the instances of charitable The third major recommen sullen. Sue 9 ounce bag figures have been compiled Ruganis, Terl Cunnln^uun, Pamela Fabulous gourmet eating, steak house ’ bequests: the wills of one-fifth dation of the commission is Small, Linda in a report by the privately- g YES. Open a new checking account with any Spencer, Stephen Shasta Diet Soda 7 »1 quality. Let us cut it into steaks and of 1 per cent of those that the federal government VALUABLE Stlgaz, Val Curtis, DeUa financed Commission on \ J r amount and purchase valuable merchandise at Yes Summers, John Cranberry Cocktail ‘Sili.’C ‘ 1” roasts to your satisfaction. Cheese Lasagna «'*1” Americans who die each year should itself set up a perma MERCHANDISE OFFER No Sunderland, Candy Dome, Karen ...... ’ 2 “ Private Philanthropy and Sulontal, Leslie 'lb Twin Pack Pizza ’S'JST 99° account for 63 per cent of the nent commission to oversee I r once-in-a-lifetime savings. Taylor, Dawn Dome, Kris Red Salmon ,.|9» Public Needs. Tatro, Annette bequests made. philanthropy, extending more Therrlen, Donna Bmbertsen, Per La Choy Egg Rolls 69° About half of the country’s Turner, Michael stringent accountancy re Torrey, William Falcetta, Dorene Cliquot Chib registered charities are, The commission’s report Vogel, Debra Plan a meal around a quirements to many non Uzell, Jam ie Flnnerty, Denise predictably, religious. Church recommends broadening Whitaker, Kathy JohiAi Pizza profitmaking organizations Waggoner, Anthony Fitzpatrick, Leo B everages delicious ham! organizations co llect $12 these tax advantages to give, Cheese 24 oz. or that now make no financial WlUls, Ted Frost, Scott Assorted Flavors billion a y ear in private although more than half the VALUABLE MERCHANDISE AT ONCE IN A LIFETIME SAVINGS Walker, Linda Sausage 18oz. pkg. reports, and lobbying other Ganges, Sharon No-return Bottles '3 lb. Canned Ham stop&shop $539 donations but about 20 ner tax-deducted giving is already Wood, Timothy government departments, Open a new account with any amount and purchase your choice now G a rn e r, Susan cent of this sum gets passed made by those with annual in Young, Pamela j Sophomore Liquid Salad Dressing 39’’ Macaroni & Cheese m??*'** notably the Internal Revenue Gorsky, Cynthia Stop&Shop5 lb. Canned Ham on by the churches to social or comes of less than $20,000. Service and the Treasury, to Zukai, Virginia / Honors Italian, 1.000 Islands. French or Red Wine & Vinepar Coffee Lightner cultural uses. Religious Atamlan, Desiree Grassette, Laruie The report suggests, as an encourage further tax- Hersey Mini Chips 79= Swift’s 3 lb. Canned Ham ^5^ donations, however, have Sophomores Beatrice, James Grasso, Michael incentive, that those who earn exemptions. Nestle Jumbo Morsels '.4'99° been falling rapidly -as a I High Honors Belhumeur, Jeanne Greenfield, Nancy 3 Ib.Rath Hickory Smoked ^5®® proportion of total giving: less than $15,000 a year should HaUoran, Michael be allowed to deduct twice the Blonlars, Kim Bevins, James from 58 per cent in 1940 to only Bilow, Stephen Harding, Lynn Del Monte Fruit around 45 per cent today. value of their gift from their Bureau, Stephen Bousquet, Barbara Hayes, John Values in our own kitchen But the financial draught is taxes, and those who earn Chartler, Nancy Values In our Bullock, JlU Hopklu, Jennifer not only being felt by the $15,000:$30,000 should be Cleveland, Brenda CocMail'oa°n3 S^ Self Service dell CampbelU, Chris Justice, Lori churches. In the last five allowed to deduct one and a Dwyer, Luann Cranberry Sauce 27° PotatoSalad Values In our Bakery depti half times the value of their Chandler, Alan Jxyk, Linda years charitable donations Ellis, Valerie 2 gift. Since such a scheme is K^oe, Karen Grapefruit Sections W 3 '.L°: *1 lb.Contaiiier f&Shop S t o p s S h ^ have slipped in relation to the YOU GledhiU, Jennifer Colangelo, Laura Tastes like homemade. liable to cost the Treasury Kerr, Lisa Select Ripe Clives 49° country’s gross national Goldsmith, Sandra Coolbrith, Colleen about $8 billion a year in iost Krowka, Noreen Rice Pudding 99° c a n ' Gottier, hUchael Crockett, Brenda ^tag D a isy Daigle, Christine Landry, Jeanne Fresh Cheese Pizza « 89° IW Ciits, GrochowsU, Paul Lang, Jam es Kosher IMll Bolo., P&P, Olive or Inguantl, Paul DeMerchant, Sue 2 lb. Meat Loaf Town and Country vinyl tote bag. Sunbeam Glade Alarm Clock. Chatham Thermal Blanket. Lee, Suaan Polish Style Loaf. Maurice, Patricia DIBenedetto, Sal Only $5.95 plus tax. Approximate retail Only $5.95 plus tax. Approximate retail Only $5.95 plus tax. Lentocha, Thomas Stop & Shop V ' A d * Delicious foods from our delil Utility firms Miller, PhlUp Dichter, JuUua Available In stores with a service deli. MM Frar** « Bee* Frv*e 89° English Muffins value $19.95. value $14.95. Lotas, Susan Hot Dogs Shop* Shop-1 poundpKAaga Morgan, Kevin Dlebolt, Gayle Chef Boy *Ar* Dee iSS. 1-99° I ' j M Cinnamon Raisin. Bacon O f Blueberry Lusby, Michael M N Ravtok. BMf-a-ronl or Spaghetti & Meatballs Sun Glory Bacon Niemann, Suzanne Draw, Linda Mathewson, Kenneth Datdidi Salami GreaTshapeRanks .’J'iSS •V ' Daisy Donuts Owens, Darrell DuBeau, Matthew Aluminum Foil r?s‘pS% 69° Dak Imported * eschew increase McCann, Janice Pedersen, Mark Edwards, Keith 100 ft, Plastic Wrap 3 'S." *1 Buffet goodness. Buddig Sliced Meats ’,;,'45° Brownies « 89° McManus, Suzanne StopsShop HARTFORD (UPI) - hike. Commercial and in Polbemas, John Fisher, Steven Michaels, Debbie Cheddar Cheese fTM** In our frozen meat case. Connecticut’s two largest dustrial clients are Rothwell, Cynthia Fleury, Dan Sausage /SfiSS Gauthier, Gina Morlarty, Mary SmiOorySoda Jarlsberg Cheese ‘ I ” electricity companies say charged less per kilowatt Saccuzzo, Laura Assorted Flavors A p p ie P fe Gorecki, John Moulton, JiU Wispride Cheddar SSV'S ‘1” Beef Liver 9b.—d I Mv«i—d'lrot— they don’t want to increase hour than residential Shaw, C ^ thla Regular or Diet X B 2S 02 ■ pkg. Gorr, Cynthia O'Brien, Thomas , No-rteturn Bottles bt« . f l , , Ambrosia Cheese ’"«• S’ ‘ I*’ Fried Chicken .rsS-IS rates for commercial and users. Smith, Donna OeUers, Karen rgers m ’l " ------..ss.Delicious. # Torres, Mark Gregus, Dana From our kitchen Beef Burgers industrial customers The two power firms Paterno, Larry y All-week dairy valuesi 2 02. or 4 02 pattiesp attie s Stop & Shop Fudge Cake IS 89° Wytas, Matthew Grenier, Carole I’hUUps, Barbara because some of them asked the state Public Gunther, Charles 8 0 R oast Beef Catch these great valuesi Frankfort Rolls 3.«*M could be affected harshly. Utilities Commission Hovland, Keith Pitman, Verna %GaL t p& Shop cooked Sandwich Rolls 3*»*1 Sophomore Top quality, low price. G et^ V Connecticut Light & (PUC) to discuss the com Huelsman, Sheryl RamadeU, Dawn Honors Rich, Suaan your Stop aShopsworthl ^ ^ v ^ ib . Power and Hartford Elec mercial rate hikes, filed a WITH A Jones, Paula 100% Orange Juice Heritage Savings Abalr, Candace Judd, Michael Rockx, Betty (rom Florida Cooked Corned Beef 1 79° Health Beeuty Aid Vaiueel tric Light Co. said they year ago when the firms Peeled & Develned-40-SO count HERALD Amaral, Sylvia King, Kenneth Rogalus, Paul from concentrate — W Qal. Coni. New York style corned beef... delicious. could have gained $1 sought over-all rate hikes. i6 « O Qc •3** X WANT AD Anlello, Donna K o ^ e r , Donna Ron, Catherine Sealtest Sour Cream ofp 09^ Shrimp Salad sw**.*.— 2 89° Large Baking Shrimp Alka Seltzer 49“ million a year extra by The PUC approved and • & Loan Association Since 1891 A nt, Timothy Koehler, Mary Buggies, Margaret Peppers or Cabbage T *1 Langostinos ' W J ” ’ I ” Earthbom Shampoo set the effective date for Cookies "*>»» p., 89° enacting the higher com 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 y Audette, Lenny Krupa, Joseph Saundera, Andrew Cnion or Cheddar Dip S' 69° Cooked Shrimp 1 12 ounce bottle 09 the commercial rate hike, Schumann, Kim Boursin Cheese ' mercial rates due to Barrows, Brad Kunz, Daryl Indian Pudding » 69° Mini Fish Cakes .iTiS i. 89° Great tor your hair. I but since then the power Beatrice, Marge Lacey, Wendy Schumw, Kurt Breakstone Dips 49° become effective next MAIN OFFICE 1007 Main St., K MART PLAZA OFFICE Spencer St, COVENTRY OFFICE Rt. 31, Coventry TOliAND OFFICE Rt 195, quarter u l« to IlirM PdcM in ot in , iltm ncdol where olherwue mled. Ilemt otter id lor ule not ivtiUble in ceie toll or to olhor teuil doolort or wholoieitti. Beauvais, Steve SmaU, Jeffrey In fairness to ill ol our customers, we reserve the right to limit month. firms found the sudden Manchester 643-4586, Mon-Fri 9-4, Manchester 649-3007, Mon-Wed 10-5, LaCoss, Scott B«k«ry prices effective Moodey thru Seturdey. 742-7321, Mon-Fri 9-4, Fri 5-8 mile south of 1-86 exit 99 872-7387, Staley, Diane But they said some change in rates would be Mon-Fri 9-4, Fri 5-8, Sat 9-12. Bnino, Robert Lavoie, Edward Thurs 6-8, Sat 9-12. Thurs-Fri 10-8, Sat 10-2. Tatro, Corinne clients could have been harmful to some She H e ra ld ^ an t, Karen Levitt, CynUila ? MANCHESTER Burgess, Mark Marthl, Uiida Thomai, Cathy HERALD— STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West harshlv affected bv the cu.stomers. Buser, Ernest Martin, Mlchadl Vincent, Lola y Melan, Jam ei ^e^twprth,J)ebble . FAST HiiBTmitD 830 Silver Uine. 8:00a.m.-10;0Pp,ni.,Mon.-at >■ PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 29, 1975~ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 29, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Rhode Island’s big story: Pastore retiring from senate Red triumph in Southeast Asia, 1975^s big story years ahead of me, and I as a state representative man of the Com faces possible opposition Among them are un and more unemployed are fault auto insurance for the By WARREN TALBOT and seven years as an munications Subcom from freshman Rep. employment, declining NEW YORK (UPI) - assassination attempts PROVIDENCE, R.I. would like to ehjoy these exhausting their benefits fourth year in a row, failed volved thousands of There was a carryover of the UPI poll also were bodia and I^os fall to Com lez seized, crew and Vietnam, Cambodia and assistant state attorney mittee, he has been a con Edward P. Beard, a state revenues, an an Communist victories and (UPI) —’Tm coining productive years here in and entering the welfare to pass a. conflict of in Aniericans and the Com against President Gerald the top story of 1974 — asked to rate front-page munists, "2. California vessel rescued by U.S. Laos. 3. CIA, FBI dis general. sistent opponent of televi housepainter who has tiquated corrections assumption of power in home.” the state of Rhode Island,” rolls. terest law and became munists moved into full R. Ford in California were Watergate — with the Jan. stories for their long-range assassination attempts force. 8. New York City closures. 4. Energy In His influence In sion violence and helped brought a fresh approach system, offshore oil South Vietnam, Cambodia, With three words, Sen. Pastore said. Declining state revenues stymied on the medical control of the Laotian second in the voting. 1 conviction of former At sipificance and they chose against President Ford. 3. fiscal c risis. 9. UsS. cluding OPEC price in Washington ranged from usher in the era of satellite to Democratic state exploration and the need and Laos were selected John 0. Pastore, D-R.I., The silver-haired, senior make it appear that new malpractice issue. It did government during the The capture in San Fran torney General John the economy in this Patricia Hearst, two SLA Politics; Rockefeller creases, U.S. controls. 5. pulling the federal purse communications. politics with outspoken for economic development. Saturday by American announced he will not seek statesmen, whose oratory taxes will be needed in make some improvements year. More than 100,000 cisco of Patricia Hearst Mitchell, John category. Reports of infla companions captured. 4. withdraws from ’76 GOP New York City fiscal strings as a ranking Pastore, 68, has already candor and almost daily During 1975, Rhode editors as the top news re-election at the end of his has become legendary on 1976. In 1975 the state in the area of corrections, Vietnamese fled their and two Symbionese Ehrlichman, H.R. tion, recession, tax cuts Watergate coverup convic- ticket, Reagan challenges crisis. 6. Watergate convic member of the Commerce acknowledged he would comment on the issues. Island’s jobless rate soared event of 1975. current term, triggering the floor of the U.S. Senate, legislature approved in including passage of work homeland and were Liberation Army com Haldeman and Robert and unemployment came tions of Mitchell, Ford, 10 seek Democratic tions. 7. The Middle East. and Appropriations com Whoever is next seated to the highest in the nation Cambodia fell to the events which will change will have served 42 years in like to see his “protege,” creased taxes on release and furloughs for evacuated and resettled in panions after eluding Mardian for their part in from around the world Haldeman, Erlichman, nomination. 10. Terrorism; 8. California assassination in the executive chambers at 16.4 per cent. It is Communists April 16, the shape of politics in public life by the end of his mittees to decisions on Gov. Philip W. Noel, cigarettes, gasoline and lifers. But most members the United States. authorities for more than a the coverup. The story was throughout the year. Mardian. 5. The economy. Worldwide kldnaplngs, attempts against Ford. 9. around the per cent South Vietnam sur Rhode Island for years to term in January 1977, in- nuclear armaments as succeed him. Noel has not will face a multitude of 12 personal income. agreed the major prison In the annual poll con year was chosen as the picked as fourth in U PI’s Top Stories of 6. CIA, FBI disclosures; bombings, hijacks. U.S. Politics. 10. Mayapez chairman of the Joint Com announced his intentions. problems and issues which mark now, but Noel says rendered April 29 after come. c lu d in g 26 y e a rs in The session produced problem is the century-old ducted by United Press third biggest headline headline impact for 1975. 1975: HEADLINE VALUE Assassination plots, unlaw SIGNIFICANCE 1. The seizure. the figure is deceiving years of warfare which in It was perhaps the single Washington, governor mittee on Atomic Energy. If Noel decides to cam peaked in seriousness very little innovative Adult Correctional International, the two event of the year. Editors participating in 1. South Vietnam, Cam ful acts. 7. U.S. freighter economy. 2. Fall of South During 20 years as chair- during 1975. because each week more most important announce from 1945-1950, two terms paign for the Senate, he legislation. It detoured no Institutions in Cranston. ment in Rhode Island during 1975. He made it on Nov. 6 — without regret. “I think the time has m . Proxmire come in my life when I critical deserve retirement ... I have many productive WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. William Proxmire, D- Wis., employes of federal agencies that regulate Pesticide banks spend lavishly for developer Happy New^ar of \hluesfrom Finast! travel, office space and A furnishings. gives views Proxmire, chairman of the Senate Banking Com RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) mittee, leveled his - Allied Chemical Corp., criticism at the Federal developer of the pesticide SUPERMARKETS SUPERMARKETS Reserve Board, the comp Kepone which poisoned 28 troller of the currency and plant workers, says it does the Federal Deposit In not feel “legally respon surance Corporation. sible” because it never ,^Jreat Your Family to None of the bank attempted to hide Kepone’s regulators is funded by tax “highly toxic” nature. V Mr. Deli Favorites! JT dollars collected through Norman Herrington, chief »Chase&Sanborri^ the Treasury Department corporate spokesman, said and authorized by Allied knew when it Congress. The regulators developed Kepone 25 years I C o ffe e I raise income from fees ago it was harmful to charged to banks. The humans. But he added that Federal Reserve also Life Science Products Co. earns income through sales of Hopewell, Va., was also Sliced t 1-lb of governnment-backed aware of it. to F in ast Sf can securities through its Open ' Life Science made W esson H aw aiian C hicken of G olden C oronet Market Committee. Kepone as a bug killer in a Order Proxmire said his con SL With This Coupon89^1 & purchase $5 or more converted gas station un clusions were based on a der contract to Allied until Potato Salad, PotatoChips O il P unch th e S e a T u n a W h eat Spaghetti Tow els Valid Dec. 28-Jan. 3 H-805 General Accounting Office authorities closed the plant Cole Slaw or study that showed the com last August because 28 Solid or Elbow ptroller, FDIC and Federal employes were poisoned by Macaroni Salad Reserve spent ?137 million the pesticide. A dozen White Macaroni to regulate banks in f974. 9 oz 48 oz 46 oz 125 ct workers are asking 829 Cooked Ham Im ported^b ^ 5 9 In Oil f Canada Dry 'I “I believe we could save million in damages from pkg btl can 21b roll at least $10 million through Allied and Hooker Swiss Cheese'Ta'jf’rQQO « 7 oz can pkg a single agency,” Chemical Co., which fur 49 4 9 « 39« |GingerA1e| Proxmire said. "More im nished raw materials. Cocktail Franks ib1.49 69« portant, the single agency They charge the firms •iCIub Soda or Tonic Wate would strengthen bank fail^ to warn them and Hot Ham Italian half lb 1.29 regulation and help pre their now defunct ^ _ %vent future bank failure.” employer of Kepone’s Kielbasa Htllshire Farms lb 1.59 Z Mm q t Proxmire introduced toxicity. btls legislation Sept. 5 to coor “Legally we don’t feel Pepperonicarando ha,nb1.19 M EAT STR EET U .S .A I dinate the activities of the we are responsible,” three agencies into a Carando lb ^ Herrington said, adding he Dandy Loaf 99$ ik w ith4 This Coupon i “H purchase of $5 or more' Bottom Round Federal Bank Commission. believ^ Allied and Hooker 4%^ V a lid D ec. 2 8 -J a n 3 H -81 7 (jfk Proxmire said the may have been named in Onion Dip F re n c h lb Federal Reserve spent the damage suits partly more than $9,000 for office because Life Science is no Fresh Hams space, furniture and equip longer in business. Let Mr. Deli take the work out Beef Roasts ment for each employe in Herrington said William ol your Holiday Partys ... Shank Portion More Great Values from Finast! Washington. Proxmire said P. Moore, one of two Order one of his Deli Platters! spending for space alone former Allied employes Butt orShoulder Coffee Mate i6oT,r 9 9 $was estimated at $6,000 who headed Life Science, Portion ^ m 7, _ ^ . which was SIX times more was “the principal expert Roasts FritO Lay Ruffles p i g 7 3$ ‘^an the securities and on Kepone” and should •• Exchange Commission have been aware of its Boneless, Tender, Flavorful Saran Wrap 1 0 0 ft ro ll 69$ paid. dangers to humans. Center Cut 1 ^ 9 He said Moore and his 1 1 9 5 Steaks Beef Roasts from Foam Cups pkg 51 59$ partner, Virgil A: Hund- ^ serves MEAT STREET U.S.A. tofte, formed Life Science Finast Soda 3^b.r89$ It’s Always The in 1973 when they learned Right Time that Allied planned to sub- Bes Pak Trash Bags pkg 25 1.79 contract Kepone’s TRiMaiidliQiiar Parks Little Link H Q Breakfast >b | ■ f 9 Smoked Butts'^'" ib1.89 In The manufacture. Herrington Semi-Boneless Ham Colonial^®® Sausage Victory Cherries’°ar49$ said they bid on the con Beef Round Cube S teatei^f WANT ADS Kielbasi°°pons'^r^'^"' lb tract and won. 18®P 2 6 ® f 1.69 Tongue F°eirh ib1.89 Prince Shells z:„2pU'’s89$ Allied was “very much distressed” by the Swift Canned Ham 999^599 Variety Pak 1.39 Beef Round for Stew Boneless 15? Liverwurst C hubs pkg 69$ Wisk Liquid Detergent gallon ctn 3.69 poisoning of Life Science '■’lli(d (;s|.iY ;ir Jones workers, Herrington said, SausageD)inner Link ;iti.69 Liverwurst s?i-d pkg 79$ Fried OniDns p k g 39$ and “we are trying to find 4 4 9 5 0 4 5 0 Fresh Chicken Livers ^ 69^ Ajax W indow Cleaner 15 oz can 59$ out what went wrong and Sliced Bacon lb 1.79 Fresh Chicken Franks Cocktail pkg 89$ why their operation has led Leg with Back or to the illness of about 30 |<^ o American Kosher or 4 All Beef Franks nerrud 79^ rlV./r\ICO Whole or Icicle q 'la r^ ^ L j, Breast with Wing D O IO g n a Salami Midget 12 oz I m \ J ^ persons.” Q u arters 5 5 ^ But Herrington said “the Life Science principals Stock-up on Frozen Foods! 1 1 0 A i | ^ From »be Seven Seas! well knew ... that this was Proof It Pays to Shop for Quality Produce the Finast Way! Sunrise Fresh Dairy Features the Finast Way! toxic” and that Moore CALL ANY TIME shared the 1951 Kepone pa T ' ' '" - UiSjAnw @kingCrab 1^? tent with Allied. Fresh California Finast 100% Pure 643-2711 Moore refused to com ASK FOR CONNIE ment on Herrington’s \ r •• ' / r Shrimp ib1.69 remarks or any aspect of Iceberg Lettuce Orange Juice the case. Hens Turbot lb 89$ She Heratti Jumbo Smelts ^ 59$ Favorite for Finast Frozen 10-14 Fresh at the Squid Frozen Cleaned lb 1.09 Salad or heads lbs Finast Dairy Orange Juice Clams Large Stuffed 34 oz pkg^ Sandwich 63! Dept. ^ cl GLOBE Oysters Standard ® 1.19 Travel Service Svtr 40 T tw i ol Um x m IM StrviM MAIN STREET Florida 1 0 'o 5 9 ^ Cream Cheese 555 'Open 24 Houn Dally Tangelos F re s h For Your Health & Beauty! Ri4s««iiitc Kraft ^ 39$ 643-2165 FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE D lo w U iio King SourDressng ,6ozc.n49$ A A M Red or Golden Delicious O ... Over 30 tV ari Datril Finast Travel Experience M P P I C S Western U.S. No. I- 2V4” Min W '^9 ^ | ^ B utte rm ilk 7 z TVirkeys Q Topping wir^e'd ozcn 63$ Authorized agent' in Manchester 39 Non-Aspirin Finast Beef, Chicken, Turkey Mobil ill^ for all Airlines. Railroads and Tablets btl 100 HEATINB OILS 79« Baked Fresh the Finast Way with Natural Ingredients! Steamship Lines. OIL BURNER 4 Lemonsor Limes 6 <> 49^ Pot Pies 4te99^ Hens Ban Roll-On",1.47 HEATING INSTALLATION Celeste for Snack-Time or Party-Time 20 oz pkg 643-5135 10-14 /\rri d Deodorant 5 oz can79$ BigSandwich 0 °z 0 0 0 Watch Your 315 Center 8t. Manchester Cotton Tomatoes 39^ CheesePizza lbs Q-Tips Balls p kg 6 5 39$ m m e m Bread ^ '-051 Fiesta Salad 9ozjar 39$ Cheese Ravioli'bpi” 99$ 69! 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N ot Responsible for TypogiRophical Errors Prices effective Finast of Manchester. Vernpn & East Hartford thru Saturday. Jan. 3.1976 We Reserve the RIgM to Umll Qiimtlllee Not Responsible for Typographical Errors r' dPrices. , ™ effective Finast-----. of Manchester,------.Vernon & East Ht^rtford thru Saturday. Jan. 3.1976 We Rasi^rve the Right to Limit QuantRies MandiMlMr Pirfeaie IF * PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 29, 1975- PAGE TWENTY-THREE I A reporter’s view of Vernon’s headlines in 1975 $138,000 and the third meeting Lester Baum was elected chair elected president of the Suburban for some 15 unemployed Vernon $4.9 million with the list totaling BARBARA RICHMOND accepted the budget. Herald Reporter man of the Democratic Town Com Women’s Club of Vernon, Ellington, residents, under the F^eral Public $166.3 million before corrections. During the year the council Like beauty, the importance of the mittee. and Tolland. Employment Funds Act. Employe council reviewed, and then rejected, an or year’s events in Vernon are in the Ronald Hine of Orange was an- And Mrs. Esther Shoup was named A $22,000 grant was awarded to the Town employes formed a “coun dinance which would regulate the eyes of the beholder. pointed director of public works. home economist for the Tolland Vernon Police Department under the cil” to give them a common ground operation of massage parlors in Looking at it through a reporter’s Glenn Luginbuhl, a Tolland County Extension Service. Connecticut Planning Commission on for mutual assistance and a voice in town. eyes, the Democratic takeover of the farmer, was named, “Citizen of the Robert Tedoldi was elected presi Criminal Administration to conduct a local political affairs. town government, after eight years Year” by the Rockville Rotary Club. dent of the Board of Directors of the study on deployment of manpower. The Tovm Council voted to change of Republican rule, is the year’s most William Houle was elected chair Rockville Area Chamber of Another $30,000 grant was awarded Ice rink its meeting dates from the first and important event. man of the Board of Education. Commerce. to the police department to establish Much work was done, but little third Monday of the month to the HIGHEST RATES ON YOUR SAVINGS John Loranger was hired as town New mayor Elaine Mrosek of Manchester was a computerized record-keeping headway was made, on plans for con first and third Tuesdays, breaking a planner. appointed clerk of the Tolland County system. struction of a self-supporting ice 10-year tradition. ■ Thomas Benoit, a former Jean Cody and Donald Apel were Superior and Common Pleas Courts. A federal grant of $236,000 was facility. East building Democratic councilman, won over named valedictorian and The Rev. John Mortimer, pastor of given to the town to purchase 97 Construction got under way on the incumbent Frank McCoy for the post ’The Board of Education started salutatorian of Rockville High Rockville Methodist Church, was acres of recreational land. $5 million addition to Rockville High planning for renovation of the East FREE PERSONAL CHECKING of mayor by a slim 91 votes and the School’s graduating class. named chairman of the Department ’The town also received notice of a School scheduled for use in Town Council gained a Democratic School for use as an administration Samuel Goldfarb, supervisor of on Aging of the Hockanum Valley $9 million federal grant toward con-' February, 1976. building. ’The building is now used for majority for the first time in eight music in the Vernon school system, Community Services Council. structlon of a new sewage treatment Andrew Tricarico retired as head years. that purpose but it is in violation of received the National Band Associa Councilman Thomas Dooley was plant. of the public works department. several state fire code laws. Winning honors tion Citation of Excellence and was appointed mayor pro-tem. A $9,670 grant will come from the A state unemployment claims of The school board approved a During the year many townspeople named to the International Who’s Martin Burke was appointed town state toward construction of fice was set up in town. change in the credit program for Vo- were recognized in various ways. Who in Music by the International attorney. sidewalks. A group of Rockville people formed Ag students. Students will now And NOW... a New S.B.M. Banking Advantage... To start out the year, Jeff Biographical Center, Cambridge, And Mrs. Penny Stevens was listed Routine grants were received by a committee to work on revitaliza receive full, Instead of half credit, Morhardt, a Rockville mail carrier, England. in the 1975 edition of “Outstanding some schools but a -equest for money tion of downtown Rockville. for the project phase of the program. was named “Carier of the Year” by Newcomer’s president Young Women of America.” toward renovating the East School ’The Town Council reorganized the ’The State Board of Education up his fellow workers. Diane Beecher was elected presi Grants received for administrative space has not wrecker rotation association. held the decision of the local board been forthcoming. Mayor Frank McCoy was elected dent of the Vernon-Ellington New Funds totaling $133,175 were FISH folds which was not to provide transporta head of the Connecticut Conference comers Club. allocated to the town to provide jobs Drainage plan ’Tri-Town FISH folded due to the tion for students living in the Boulder of Mayors and Municipalities. Mrs. Robert Moakler (.Judy) was Still on the theme of town govern lack of volunteers. Ridge area and attending Lake Street ment the town was given notice it In a referendum vote, townspeople School. would receive help from the Depart rejected a request for an appropria Rockville High School graduated ment of Community Affairs, through tion of $725,000 to im plem ent its 100th Class last June. Mayor hopes for option a grant provided by the Department recommendations of a Fire Study Church fire of Housing and Urban Development, Committee. ’The money was to be THE During the year fire destroyed an Vernon fair market value at $480,000 in 1974. in preparing a drainage plan for the used to purchase land for expansion, unused church on W. Main St. and the town. construction of new buildings, and apartment building, which was oc Mayor Thomas Benoit said today Safety complex for equipment. he is hoping to hear this week from Benoit said the building appears Town debt cupied, next to the church. ’The fires the owners of the former Thrifty’s well located and suited for use by the The town audit report showed the Town budget occured about one-week apart. Home Center building on Rt. 83 as to town as a public safety complex. debt limit to be $54,^,467. As of the In relation to the annual budget ’The church was razed and the whether they will give Vernon an op It can house a police headquarters, end of the previous fiscal year the meeting, a budget totaling $14 apartment house has been declared tion to buy it. a fire station and an ambulance sta outstanding debt of the town was million with $8.9 million for educa unfit for occupancy. The town needs an option of as long tion. $10,175,000 and the authorized but un-, tion and $5 million for general The town was saddened by the as eight months in order to appraise “Our talks on it are a run off of the issued debt amounted to $21,515,000. government was presented at the an news that David Luginbuhl, a the property, decide on architectural last referendum,” said Benoit today. The Town Council adopted an nual town meeting. Because the Rockville businessman and Ellington changes, and get the purchase ap The town’s voters turned down a Emergency Operating Plan which council had cut the ^ucation portion resident, lost his life when his private proved at a referendum, Benoit said. $725,000 fire equipment referendum. would go intp operation should a over objections of the board, that plane went down in choppy seas off Benoit met with the Town Council Purchase of the building would major emergency arise. ’The Civil portion was rejected at the original Provincetown, Cape Cod, Mass. in a closed session Friday morning to eliminate a $300,000 addition to the Defense Department heads the meeting. Many other important events took get authority to begin talks with the Vernon Co. 1 firehouse to house a direct line of authority for carrying When sent back to a second place since the start of 1975. ’These owners. new aerial platform truck and a $30,- out the plan. meeting with the same figure, it was are but a few of the many items that Later Friday, Benoit and Coun 000 land purchase to replace the Ver Grand list again rejected. have found their way into the cilman Peter Humphrey met with non Co. 2 firehouse in Dobsonville, he The Grand List showed a gain of The school board and the council columns of The Manchester Herald Jack Weinstein who owns the' said. then reached a compromise cut of over the past 12 months. building with William Weinstein, “ We would be taking care of both of New Haven. They obtained everything under one roof,” he said. the building through foreclosure “It probably will be much cheaper.” earlier this year. Atty. Richard Weinstein of Hart The price to the town is “not ford who represents the owners said firm,” said Benoit. The Weinsteins later this morning he does not expect and the town will not discuss price the owners to make a decision on an until the town has an option, he said. A front window and sign on the option this week. He would not com Tolland County Superior Court AGWff former Thrifty’s building. ment further. foreclosure records estimated its No Checks to Sort and Store. SnowTre Clearance We keep your checks on file for you. "Savings on all sizes! "Limited quantities available Checks Paid are Listed in Numerical Sequence. Checks not paid are indicated by an asterisk. Compare your Checkbook Register with your A Statement for Easy Balancing. Then save your checkbook register...not your checks.
The former Thrifty’s store which sold 28,000-square-foot, steel-frame aluminum building supplies until it closed April 18,1974 building has weathered its more than a year Statement shows S.B.M. Checking, Savings, lies here on the east sitjp of Rt. 83 about half of vacancy well except for vandals’ attacks way from the Vernon Circle to Rockville. The on the windows. (Herald photos By Barlow) Mortgage and Installment Loan Balances. One statement of all your balances for quick reference.
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WOMEN'S SHOES CHILDREN'S SHOES ■"99 I9 9 - — 078-15 24.99 2.60 3.21 L78-15 39 99 H78-15 26.99 2.83 MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • BOLTON • ANDOVER Rwiler to $26.00 ^ ^ 9 0 ’Due to these low clearance prices mounting and balancing are not included. 2 0 BUCKLAND STORE ONLY EQUIPMENT SHOP COMPLETE SERVICE SHOP Pick Up k Otkwrr Mon Tu«s Thurs Fri NOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINOS TIL t:«P M LIMITED 8:00 to 5:00 QUANTITIES Sal. 8:00 to 4:00 STORE HOURS Closed Wednesday AGWAY^Inc.Mon., Tuee., Wed.l 540 New StatAload, luchlaMl 8:30 to 5:30 pm Route 83 Telephone 643-5123 Thure., Fri. 8:30 to 8:30 Piccadilly Square 643-9802 Sal. 8:00 to 4:38 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Dec. 29. 1975 MAHrm w im i KvimiNn rn m ij.. i t , Conn.. Mon.. Dec. » , 1 978- P A G E T W E N T Y -F IV E Inflation MACC r NEWS Mrs. Filbert's Kraft A i {Maxwell House A j slowing in region Ring in the New Year By the time you read Golden Margarine Italian Dressing W COFFEEALL GRINDS ^ ! BOSTON (UPI) - New this, over |2,000 will have England employment is CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1 LB. down, blit inflation is been sent to the MACC 16 oz: I LB. Seasonal Sharing Appeal. PKG. VACUUM slowing, according to the QTRS. BOTTLE U.S Labor Deparment Neighbor shared generous- CC CC CAN CC iy with neighbor and before Bureau of Labor Statistics. PHONE 643-2711 WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD I Christmas day every one of WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD “New England Labor FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD I thru SAT.. JAN. 3. LIMIT ONE 1 LB. PKG.-ONE COUPON PER | | JWRT. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 3. LIMIT ONE BOTTLE ■ ONE COUPON PER | | »WRT; GOOD THRU SAr^JAN.’^ Lw il^^^ | our 60 fa m ilie s had ^ i* v^\lVi1LT CAAAIIW and the Economy at the •••••••••••••••••••••••••• received a box of canned ---- .------j Year-End” was issued Sun INDEX Halp Wanlad 13 day by Wendell D. goods (enough to last NOTtCBS ADVERTISINQ several days) plus a five- MacDonald, regional com 1 — LoM and Found WELDER with fabricating pound ham, potatoes, missioner of the bureau. It 2 — PtraonM RATES experience needed. Call 623- covered the period from 3 — Announeamdntt onions, and fresh fruit. 4 — Entdrtalnmdnt 1 day . lot word per day Children received warm November 1974 through 5 — Auctioni PRODUCTION PERSONNEL Relax! Food Mart*s Thought Of November 1975. 3 deye . .94 word per day jackets, just in time for the FINANCIAL 6 deye . .64 word par day - Recently established East Tlie report showed prices 8 — Bonds-8 lOGl(t-Morto*gM Hartford manufacturing plant heavy snow. Many of the t — Pdrional Loana 26 daya . ,7a word par day rising more slowly in 1975 15 wordt, $2.00 minimum requires additional production children also received WALDBAUM'S 10 — Inauranoa Everything For Your Big Party! than in 1974. The Boston Happy A da...... 12.19 Inch personnel for production warm socks and mittens. RMFLOVMRNT operations. These are perma Consumer Price Index rose 13 - Halp Wantad And to put the sparkle ^ Yes, and It's all ready for your selection at Food Mart.. 14 — Bualitaaa Oaportunltla# nent full time employment oj>- back in Christmas, every 10.3 per cent in 1974, but 15 — Situation Wantad wrtunities on a rotating shift. everything from mixers to red ripe slicin' tomatoes just , a only 7.7 per cent this year. Come join us. We offer single child received one or Food M art lOUCATION training, advancement, an Employment in the six- 15 — Privata Inatrucdona more gifts: Dolls, bright — Schoola-CI aaaa excellent starting rate and waiting to make you the most outstanding hostess of '75 ' X state region reportedly in 19 trucks, many games from and'76! Happy New Year everyone! x 20 — Inalructlona Wantad fringe benefits. Applications Chess to Twister, books, creased every month . REAL RtTATE are being taken at tne employ puzzles, bowling games, All Food Marts will close New Year's Eve at 6 P.M. except July, during vaca 23 - Homaa for Sala ment mportunity center of tion shutdowns, but is still 24 — Lota-Land tar Sala Union Carbide Corp. 88 Long blocks, stuffed animals, 25 — Invaatmant Proparty Hill Street, East Hartford, 9 138,500 less than a year 25 — Butinaaa P r o p ^ even push-pull toys for 27 - Raaort Proparty a.m. - 3 p.m. daily except toddlers, many Christmas EVERY MORSEL OF MEAT GUARANTEED TO BE TENDER AND DELICIOUS! ago. In percentage terms. 25 - Raal EaUta Wanlad December 24-25. An equal op- gifts wrapped with gay rib WALDBAUM'S "NEW YORK STYLE DELI' New England unemploy MISC. tRRVICRt portunity employer,• r, M/F. ment increased from 5.9 31 - Sarvlcaa Olfarad bon. 32 — PalnUng-Paparlng Some good used toys OEM SMOKED per cent to 10.8 per cent 33 — Bulldlng-Contractlnfl LEARN SILK SCREENING U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE PICNIC during the year. 34 — RoolIng-SIdIna ADVERTISING full time, good opportunity, were received and these, FRESHLY SLICED Optimism gives way to dismay ...... 35 — Hattlng.PlumDlng ■■ imbln too, were added to some of ^ Formula When the number of 35 — Flooring DEADLINE ambitious person needed. PORK 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storaga Jobseekers, W8-1070. the boxes to be wrapped or ROAST Sen. and Mrs. Philip Hart of Michigan said Sun Washington 16 years, that liberalism can employed rises while the *■35 — Sarvlcaa * ■ ■■•Wantai iM 12:00 noon the dey before CHUCK HAM percentage declines, it in publlctUon. not as the parent chose. fITH ISOUTED day while appearing on NBC-TV “Meet the change the world, has given way to discourage MISC. FOR 5ALI SHOULDiR DTBIN PRODUCT dicates more jobs being 41 — Articlaa lor Sala Oeedllne lor Seturdty end NEEDED - part-time One lovely lady concerned w a t e r ADDED Press” that the optimism they brought to ment bordering on dismay. (UPI photo) 42 — Building Suppllaa Monday li 12:00 Noon Friday. housekeeper, preferablyefer Tues. with the teen-agers bought created, but not enough to 43 — iPata -BIrdt- Doga and Fri. beginning January 20. STEAKS match the increasing 44 — LIvaalocli References and own transpor several McDonald’s cer 45 — Boata 5 Accattorlaa PLEASE READ tificates for each one just FIRST CUT LB. number of jobseekers. 45 — Sporting Qooda tation required. Phone 646- • 1 . S S • 1 . 9 8 Only persons looking for 47 — Oardan Producta YOUR AD 4138. as a special treat. 45 — Antiduaa work and failing to find it CltMlNed adi are taken over The widow's mite NIWYORKSMAM 49 — Wanlad to Buy HOSTESS - Start part time, Failures of liberalism a r e counted as un the phone u e convenience. One of the most beautiful RRNTALS The Herald !• raeponelble for evenings, $3. hourly, FRESH employed. 52 — Rooma tar Rant and touching experiences Cheddar Cheese * ^1.79 53 — Aparlmania lor Rant only one Incorrect Inierttan end experience helpful, not of this appeal is to open an LB. T he difference in 54 — Homaa lor Rant then only to the ilze of the necessary. Jobseekers, 568- C liIC K IN Colonial Baked Ham *2.19 discouraging to Harts wholesale price increases 55 — Butinaaa lor Rani original Iniartlon. Error* which 1070. envelope and find several 55 — Ratort Proptrty lor Rani do not laeian the value ol the dollars along with a note in U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.t.O.A.CHOICI was more dramatic than 57 — Wantad to Rant advartiMment will not be cor Cdlifprnia Chuck Steak ■uSS 99‘ Biddy Bagels 12'<>>•79*' the retail difference in the 55 — Mlic. lor Rant rected by an addittanii Ineer- handwriting saying, “I’m CALIFORNIA LE08 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sixteen arrested for her role in an antiwar moderate his pessimism by taking tlon. CPI; prices leaped 24 per AUTOMOTIVE CLERICAL sorry I don’t have more to iioneless Chuck Steaks'iuSi 11.49 Yankee Ambrosia Cheese-*1.89 years ago. Sen. and Mrs. Philip Hart demonstration. the long view. 51 — Autoa tar Salt send but I hope this can go CHOCK of Michigan came to Washington op “Sure, on a day-by-day basis. I’m He said that after 6,(XX) years of cent in 1974 and only 3.7 per 52 — Truckt for Salt POSITIONS Top Chuck Steak V. *1.59 LB. 53 — Haavy EquIpmanI lor Salt timistic that liberalism could change cent in 1975. for some child for a toy for Lox Sale ilIcid <* •1.49 discouraged,” said Hart, a liberal reading, much of mankind is still il 54 — Molorcyclaa-BIcyclat Halp Wantad 13 Christmas.’’ God bless and ROAST Chuck Roast "'•OMiLill*’* * 1 . 29 the world. ’The years have brought Democrat. “If I were more absolute literate, “so when you get up in the ’The only factor in the 65 — Ctmpari-Trallart-Moblla Part-llm* optnlngs. UNDERBLADE wholesale index which Homaa Exparlanc* raqulrad. keep the good hearts and Shoulder Roast “‘i5N*k£S?j" « *1.49 German Bologna " *1.69 discouragement, sometimes ly certain that I was right on all the morning and feel depressed, think 56 — Automotivt Sarvica HOUSEWIVES - Earn extra Apply gentle people who shared bordering on dismay. positions I take, I would be dismayed (of) the timeclock of civilization and experienced double digit 67 — Auloa tar Rant-Latta income, pleasant working con Short Ribs of Beef L . 99' FRESH inflation during 1975 in ditions, (tours 9-1, 5-9. Call us PmoiHMl Dapartment. and shared so much love. Gem Loaves rAP.OLIVS-LUNCHION'VIAL LB. 99*^ “There are times when I’m so dis at the slowness with which people understand that we’re still in evolu The Seasonal Sharing Chuck Stew Beef CHo?n V. *1.29 CHICKEN couraged,” said Jane Hart, a mother respond to my ideas.” tion and hope we’ll stagger through. New England was fuel, for interview, 875-0776. Appeal, thanks to yoii, of eight, “that I wonder whether it Hart, 63, is undergoing treatment “I think that it’s correct to say that which increased in price 13 SEMIS ROEBUCKS CO. Gem Dandy Franks ’« '•'<» 79' Carando Genoa Salami *1.29 BOOKKEEPER - SecreUry, reached its goal. More im makes the slightest difference at all for cancer and will retire from the the optimism which we brought in per cent. Manchaalar, Parfcada. BREAST Retail food prices in one person office, portantly, hands and bodies U.S.D.A. CHOICE MTiced Cold Cuts SALAM?-*SOLOONA PKO. 49' Carando PepperOni *1.19 who is president or who is governor Senate in 1976 when his third term 1958 that whatever the problem was NEED HELP? Displaycraft, Manchester, EguaJ OoportunHy Impfoyer were warmed, good meals or who is mayor or anything at all.” ends. He and his wife were inter we could get a handle on it— we don’t creased 7.9 per cent during 643-9557. Ask for Mr. &ott. Liverwurst or Bologna CHUNKOD - 9 9 ' shared, and perhaps hope LONDON Her willingness to take sides viewed Sunday on NBC-TV’s “Meet the year, mostly due to LB. Carando Ecco Mortadella-*1.39 have that kind of optimism “ MY HUSBAND LOVES kindled by your caring. Colonial Sliced Bacon *1.49 violated the typical Washington the Press.” anymore,” Hart said. hikes in meat prices, while transportation was up 12.5 Avon as much as I do! As an PART TIME - janitorial help, The Herald was filled BROIL Brown 'n' Serve Sausage I or Vko. 89' Alpert's Lean Pastrami 7.r.^o^ i 79*' pattern which produces the smiling Hart, only member of the Senate The senator, reflecting on the Avon representative. I'm the early mornings, in with many such stories of SHOULDER DOMESTIC politician’s wife. Mrs. Hart once was who wears a beard, said he tries to mood of that time — the feeling per cent and housing prices neighborhood beauty expert. I Manchester-Vernon area. Pork Sausage **SHIAirFAIT* - *1.49 increased 5.1 per cent. get out - meet people - have Must have telephone and sharing and generosity and M'iHLY*»LICiD*' Li. government could solve most Turkey Breast * *1.29 extra money. And still have transportation. Good rates to people caring about other Weiners or Beef Franks MAT» 1 . 19 WHITE SHRIMP PRISNLYMAOI * problems — said it may have marked Workers got a better a e break during collective time for my family.” Sound reliable people. Call 247-8111 people. • LB. SMALL MEDIUM JUMBO POTATO. COLE SLAW. MACARONI a peak for liberalism. He added, except Sunday. Polish Kielbasi ROTHMUND LB. •1.49 Salads 49» good? Call 523-9401. May the New Year which M however; that “I’m sure there will be bargaining in 1975 than in 1974, as wage hikes were will begin in Manchester *ZV> ♦ 3T.» *flr.*A,Cocktail Franks ROTHMUND -* 1 .8 9 ^ a day sometime when liberalism is in with so many signs of hope Town runs out of water fuller bloom than in 1958.” slightly higher. But in and peace and love con terms of 1967 dollars, National Weather Forecast tinue to unfold day by day STUART, Okla. (UPI) - Trucks milk,” he said. “Lately he has used it workers’ $118.82 take home pay in 1975 was only 62 in the same spirit of aware GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! have hauled enough water to meet to carry water. and caring brotherhood. FRESH DAIRY DELITES! •‘PICK YOUR OWN PRODUCE' minimal needs through TuesdayTlh^*. “We’re in pretty fair shape right cents higher than the /-I $118.20 they got in 1970. CORONET FROZEN FOODS MAKE QVICK W MINUTE MAID residents who had been without TOW. We’ve hauled in 18,000 gallons,” E.TSJ' DELICIOVS MEALS IN % FLORIDA water since the supply ran dry Trimm said. ICI FLORIDA S o u r C r a a M OMNOB r ^ FOOD CLUB. lOOS PURE Christmas Day. That amount is in addition to an TOWN OF MANCHESTER CMAM OCUNSMXY CRANBIRRY OR Officials say more water may have Juice CRAN.ORANOI li OUNCE CUP JUICE emergency 600-gallon delivery by the Two arrested ALLFLAlVORS CONCRNTRATI 3LSfi89' ORANGE to be supplied by tank truck before National Guard. w o a l . cARTONr L E G A L No t i c e Gaylord Lemonade Vi OAL., the town’s wells again can provide a “We normally use about 24,000 to •1 . LIMES iv o ir disapp ointed The Planning and Zoning LEGAL NOTICE in connection Ca r t o n I GREAT FOR MIXED DRINKS JUICE sufficient supply for the 180 users. 25,000 gallons a day, but everyone is ALL VAR. Commission will hold public Vegetables INTIRNATIONAL If OZ. PRO. 49' ’The crisis arose when melting taking conservation measures,” with Govrov, Grrasso UQUOR PEaUOT with fire ij^S . PAUL'f hearings on January 5,1976 at •1P» LIGHT Vi OAL NOTICE OF APPUCATION f OZ. M rs. Pilbart's Whifkpsd CrsoH IC snow on power lines caused'them to Trimm said. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Fish Miniatures BATTIR PRO. 79' l o O O c GLASS HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal Tbli li to a lv i Botle* that I, M a r g a r i m FOR short circuit, but officials say the “It sure did affect us, we ran out of Building to hear and consider EUiabelh H. Eaiiu ol ISO-B Foatar ’Two men were arrested in TOP FROST RRO L ticut’s coordinator for the National Drive, WiUlmaoUc have lUad aa Hors D'oeuvres ALL VAR. GOLDEN water supply has been diminishing water,” said Fred Westfall, who a weekend raid of the .09 BREAKSTONE - TEM PTEE Organization of Women says her the following petitions; " lUoo placariM U/U/1I7S with n O U M I * MAC. t C H I l l l 1 LB. PKO. ■ QUARTERS for more than two years. Although moved to Stuart last week from AUTUMN HEIGHTS the Ligoor Ooatnl Commliatoa for a Lords clubhouse, group is disappointed with Gov. Ella HOTELfarlhtafor the eale o( akghoUc Uqnar SideCHUNRINO Dishes rwTMTOAUORATINJSV1*T'o"*i“o“;;TYN 'V'iS.' 59' the power was restored the water Arizona. “But it probably is not as ASSOCIATES - ZONE on the ptemliee sn Boetao Tur^lhe, headquarters of a rival lO Z. 1IOZ.CBLLO PKO. T. Grasso’s first-year performance. PKO. Fresh Tomatoes reserves were depleted. bad now as if it happened in the hot CHANGE EAST OF BoHoaUOM gang to the Earls, whose 9 OUNCE BOWL Egg Roils *c h Ic r im " p r o .' 69' CRISP.PRISH PLORIOA “As feminists, we had hoped the The baitneei wUl be owned by Stum “There’s a history of lowering summer.” AUTUMN STREET, SOUTH ble Inn, Inc. o( SSO Boetaa TlirmiUe, unwiAiMiloaocAM* house was burned down II PACR 94 OZ. first elected woman governor would OF EAST ELDRIDGE Boltao MOM and will be coodactad I7 Jeno's Pizza CHIISI PRO. 99' 14 OZ. Chicory or Escarole water tables out there,” said Holly Westfall said he borrowed water For period ending Tuesday, Dec. 30. Monday night will find Reddi W ip Topping CAN •1.19 PLORIOA't BIST do far more for women than she has Eliiabeib H. Ed|eU ta pcrmlttae. Christmas Day, killing two Trimm, Hughes County Rural Water from nearby relatives. STREET EUiabelh A. showers and or rain in the Pacific Northwest, and from the Gulf men inside. I PACR U OZ. INDIAN RIVBR done,” Irene Herman said Saturday. To change the zoning from Dated U /U /U n Jeno's Pizza lA U fA O l PRO. 99' Cheddar Spread S73' Pink Grapefruit SBBOLBSS District No. 2 board cairman. “Well, I had some five gallon cans coast, northward through the Ohio and Tennessee valley, the Ms. Herman was critical of Mrs. “Residence AA” to Police have clamped a MINUTE MAID C N I i l l . SAUS. He said the town depends on four mid-Mississippi valley and into portions of the Northeast. Snow Pizza »o>T HAMBURG OR <><• Cheese Singles b o r d e n ' ; . » * 1 . 2 9 and had a relative who lives down the Grasso for refusing to allow poor "Residence M” for a tract of lid on their investigation of 1M% FLORIDA PIPPRRONI PKO. 69' U.S. IXTRA FANCY will be indicated in the Lakes area and the Northern Rockies. M ixedN uts wells about 80 feet deep six miles road on the McAlester water supply women to use medicaid money to pay 8.9 acres east of Autumn the fire, although they said ilN O 'S 7V^ OZ. Cooper C.V. Sticks 89' SW IIT TASTING Mostly clear elsewhere. Minimum readings Include: (ap OMNOB Snack Tray PIZZA PRO. 89' south cf Stuart. and we hauled it.” the two men arrested Sun for abortions and for her disinterest Street and south of East □ NOTICES proximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 40 PLAIN . ROO Shrimp Cocktail »«»* ;Stf»Vi*1.29 Florida Tangelos ^ Trimm/said six users were still He said his water supply was on Women’s Agenda Day. Eldridge Street as shown on a day and charged with JUICE Bagels OR ONION 2 POR 89' U.S. FANCY. CRISP • NATIVI (MASST (53), Boston 31 (42), Chicago (21 (32), Cleveland 25 (44), Dallas INOtCO fOZ. without, water Sunday. restored Sunday but his family was map entitled "Property possession of marijuana 12 OZ. CAN Muenster Cheese SLICID 69' “Just because you elect a woman 34 (49), Denver 26 (52), Duiath 13 (27), Houston 41 (58), O R l II OZ. PKO. Macintosh Apples “We found a tanker truck that “not using quite as much. I think Mapped for Thomas Crockett Lost and Found Onion Ringers IDA PRO., 59' to office doesn’t mean a woman is a Jacksonville 53 (72), Kansas City 27 (38), Little Rock 34 (50), would be questioned in con ITOUPPIR'I MIRKIMIR 7 OZ. PKO. U.S. FANCY . NATIVI (AU|S.| East Eldridge Street Cheese Balls 99' belongs to a man who used to run a everybody in town is (conserving). feminist and Ella Grasso certainly is Los Angeles 45 (69), Miami 68 (75), Minneapolis 21 (34), New nection with the fire. n| OUNCl PRO. Manchester, Conn. Zone LOST ■ Eight-month-old, sable Pound Cake 79 WIIOHT I LB. PRO. dairy iarm , and used it to carry We’re taking it kind of easy until they Orleans 52 (66), New York 32 (44), Phoenix 38 (66), San Fran Margarine WATCHBRS (9 • I OZ. CUPS) 59' Red Delicious Apples ^ 3 » 49* not,” she said. and white male, miniature Air Force S. Sgt. Robert let us know if we can use more.” Change Map Scale 1 inch cisco 45 (60), Saattle 38 (46), St. Louis 27 (41), Washington 34 V equals 100 feet dated 12-8-75 K. Collie, vicinity Manchester G rala, 26, and Frank J High. Heartbroken famiW (49). Cassarino, 19, died in the Boud, R.L.S.” misses him badly. 646-2482, In fo lrn au Ip our fire in the two-story wood cuitom.rs, w . r.s.rv . the right to llnult splat to 3 pockogat of any Horn oxcapt whera otharwisa noted. Items offered for sola not available In cote lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers THE CENTER STREET 643-1646, Bob. frame house. Police were s CORPORATION - ZONE •#■••••••••••••••••••••••• CHANGE - HARTFORD trying to confirm reports What else MUNICIPAL BUILDING Pononala LAUNDRY SERVICE - we TYPIST - part time for that the fire was caused by ROAD are now accepting January, days or evenings, for SALAD To change the zoning from RIDE WANTED - Hebron - accounting office, 649-2206. gasoline poured inside the FRUIT ALPO applications for laundry, "Industrial” to “Business II” Manchester. Hours 9-5. Daily. washroom and deliveries posi house. could we do?^ Call 228-9617. 0 : 4=' OIL BEEF CHUNKS for a small parcel on the south tion. Full time, 40 hours. EMERGENCY MEDICAL Leonard ZaezkoWski, 23, CLOSED side of Hartford Road op Days, evenings. Excellent Technicians wanted. Call > OOt» ( \ uh WMOl F OR STPAINF i GAYLA ALL FLAVORS a stewardess came over RIDE WANTED to P tW , one of three men who es Food Club 38 OZ Bottio DINNER CHICAGO (UPI) - The posite Case Drive as shown on fringe benefits, ^ p ly in per- Trinity Ambulance, 328-9443. charter jet was winging the P.A. — she was pan East Hartford, 7-3:30, 62 son. Meadows (Jonvaiescent caped, said he was beaten icky. She said ‘Everybody NEW YEAR'S DAY a map entitled “Property Oxford Street, off West Mid by intruders, who he could along at 33,000 feet over the M app^ (or Hartford Rd. Home, 333 Bidwell St., TYPIST needed, days, full take a seat any seat — dle Turnpike. 643-2225. Manchester. not recognize because of 3 s f . l 9 Pacific Ocean, whisking Manchester, Conn. Zone time. Salary open. Must han 183 weary travelers home and fasten your seat belts’. Thursday, January 1,1976 Change Map Scale 1 inch dle 60 wpm. Jobseekers, 568- darkness, and that when he “Some of the oxygen WANTED - Responsible adult 1070 . fell to the floor he found to Chicago from Christmas equals 100 feet K. Boud, for part time custodian. Star masks didn’t pop open. I R L S ” gasoline. ALL FLAVORS BUITONI. ZiTi BLBOWS • RBO. OR TNIN SPAOHBTTI vacations in Honolulu. Emergency Telephone Nuihbers □ FINANCIAL tingig rate ^.35 per hour. For AIR FORCE is hiring ONB had to pry mine open ... ’’ SUBDIVISION s t e r n o LOO OAILIY I L S$ . t 1* Then there was a sudden ^^icatio n form write Second qualified women and men in Arrested in Sunday’s Fire Logs 79*' Royal Gelatins 3 a°.v*1. N OZ. JAR 3 Mcei. I , REGULATTONS SYLVANIA ) . RAY Kosher Spears 59® Pasta Romana noise, a quick descent. Mrs. Towner said one Congregational Church, RD 4, mechanics, electronics, plus raid were Russell Lee ». 1ff. ONB Highw ay ...... 6 4 9 -5 0 7 0 AMENDMENT Bonda-Stoeka-Moftgagaa 3 Box 45, Coventry, CT. 06238 many more. For enlistment IN WATT BULB ALL 4W OZ.E 1 Most passengers thought passenger, a young man, Hamilton, 26, and Marke Light Bulbs 59*= Peanuts o!if.“oS«o 'i::- 89® VARIRTIRS Stuffed Olives 69® Friskies FOOD CANS I • passed out. Refuso . The ,Connecticut General requirements and informa E. Godek, 21. Police said 5 they were going to crash...... 6 4 9 -1 0 0 6 Statutes in Section 8-25 now MORTGAGES, loans first, se TEXAS REFINERY CORP. tion, call 646-7440. The plane made a quick cond, third. All kinds. Realty other members of the They couldn’t breathe. Water and Sanitary Sewer 649-9607 allows the Planning and Offers Plenty Of Money plus descent to 14,000 feet. statewide. Credit rating un Cash bonuses, fringe benefits Lords club would also be There was no pressure in Zoning Commission to extend JOBSEEKERS has many full- Pood Club ^ PIE CRUST “ He descended quite necessary. Reasonable. Con to mature individual in and part-time openings questioned. SODA the cabin. the time for filing an approved fidential, quick rapidly and that’s why we Manchester area. Regardless available, Managerial, Mayonnaiso “It feels like your whole plan of subdivision (or two ad arrangements. Alvin Lundy of experience, airmailill G. F. secretarial, office, drivers, BETTY CRQCKER POOD CLUB thought we were going to ditional periods of 90 days, Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu 11 DUNCE JAR TONIC WATtR . ORAPIPRUIT LBMON head’s gonna explode,” Pate, Pres,, Texas Refinery positions availble. Call DR PILLSBURY COLLINS NUXIRS • LIMON LIMB said Mrs. Joyce Towner of crash,” Mrs. Towner said. and the Planning and Zoning tion Plaza, Hartford. Corp., Box 711 Fort Worth, Jobseekers, 568-1070. SNOW BLOWER SPECIAL Evenings, 233-6879. Texas 76101. It DZ. . . . M Lombard, 111., who made “The captain said at 14,000 Commission intends to amend PKO. • e n tit feet you don’t need oxygen. • New Plug the Subdivision Regulations in EFFICIENT Cashier is the flight with her three MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd WANTED - experienced 7 B A lot of people were • Clean & Adjust Points Section 4.01 by adding "except needed for plush hotel. children. mortgages — interim finan secretary for part time posi Experience preferred. Flexi Continental Divide 5 hyperventilating because that the Commission may ex • Clean & Service Filters cing — expeditious and con tion, in dental office, call 633- The Capital Airways tend the time for such filing ble hours. Jobseekers. 568- The Continental Divide of it.” • Clean & Adjust Carb. fidential service, J.D. Real 39te between 10 and 12 a.m. 1070. follows the Rocky Mountains IIS COUNT plane, with its 183 for two additional periods of PKO. The plane flew the rest of ^ ta te Assoc. 648-1980. through or along the. borders Coronet Towels 43® Brownie Mix 69® Apple Juice 69® PotatoThtps 69® passengers and 10 crew • Oil Change ninety days, and the plan shall the way to Oakland at 14,- • Lubricate of five states — New Mexico, TWIN f OUNCl RIO. OR tf OZ. members, made an remain valid until the expira Pringles PACK PKO. l Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho 79® Food Club Flour. .* 1.29 Hi Ho Crackers4k 69® (Siorn Chips KINO SIZI PRO. 59® emergency stop in 000 feet, then landed to get • Check & Adjust Belts tion of such extended time.” and Montana. Westerly flow Oakland, Calif., Saturday medical attention for the 10 • Adjust Runners A copy of these petitions and □ EMPLOYMENT ing waters from the watersh night. Ten passengers were passengers. None was this notice have been filed in ed created by mountain crests FOAM seriously hurt. the Town Clerk's office and and tablelands reach the WHITE COLD treated early Sunday for Halp Wantad SAVI j"'irbo (Dff r *2.00 off ^ earaches and nausea “People were pretty Good selection $ 1 Q 5 0 may be Inspected during of Pacific Ocean primarily via of new machines I , pant .— I & I la bo r fice hours. the Columbia and Colorado CUPS PLATES CUPS I CC tnis cotifOM woaTH iisi Towseot | I this u m Towsaes | caused by decompression. calm once they realized we * * M o a* Dm PHONE FROM home to ser TOf’CO V INCH , puRCMASioa I I PuecHAtioa ■ at SALE prices Moit Popular Bnnd$ Planning and Zoning lOPCO JOUNCE Tor’co ’ 0/ WITH weren’t crashing. It wasn’t vice our customers in the Rivers, the latter emptying '00 COUNT RKG Mrs. 'Towner said the 'addad charjia for extra partt if tteadad Commission into the Gulf of California. ( OUN T PK (, I . 4 CsMtsr Aohtrayo j ! L«lrgs IsTvIaf PlHttorE flight was going smoothly any picnic but they put up Manchester area, flexible I■ RIO. DISCOUNT PRICI IS.n YOURVOUl PRICI p j I ■ HHaRBO. DIBCOUNTDIKOUNT PRICIP IIC I IIII4.N4.N YOURVOUl PRICSP IIC I t | 0 a a P Alfred Sleffert, hours, supez earnings, 249- Easterly flowing waters reach I COUPONMVINOSS1.fi WITH COUPON | COUPON MVINOS fl.ff WITN COUPONv24*fY| over the ocean. with it,” said one PICK UP AND DELIVERY AVAILABLE the Atlantic largely through Chairman 7773. 4 3 ( COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. JAN. S AT FOOD | i COUPON GOOD THRU MT.. .JAN. I AT POOD I "All of a sudden you passenger, who asked not Ronald Gates, the Mississippi River system COUPONS ^ f U R T . LIMIT ONI COUPON PIN J L S i ^ EQUIPMENT CORP. i could feel the pressure in to be identified. Secretary LUNCH HOUR Help for grill emptying into the Gulf of “What else could we RT. 83, VERNON, CONN. TU.872-0707 j Mexico. the cabin. There was a fun- Dated this 29th day of Apply Ann's Spot 21 Oak St., MANCHESTER PARKADE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE HTU., PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Manchetter, Conn., Mon., Dec. » , 1«75
Doga-Bln^PMt 43 ApBrtmtntt For Boat S3 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, Mancheiter. Conn., Mon., Dec. 29,1878 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Apartmonta For RiM S3 Apartmawfi For Font 83 Answer to Previous Puzzle ERNIE'S LOVABLE PUPPY - Free to FAMILY STYLE - Two Moslems You WOI^'T HM IS good home. Call 871-1071. bedroom apartment, quiet Charles M. Schultz K W lK itE^ 6ARA6E r.tr:4ijiuIuMHr;j location, includes heat, ACROSS 2 Indonesian ur-iiunram nrai J ■ t ir.ira NEEDED • home for affec appliances, and carpeting, Because 17 years of huUding and t h a t fu M M Y Dear Abby 1 Moslem Island ______I'l \M IS 1 ? tionate, handsome, fluffy, |230 per month. Paul W. managing apartments has taught us wAol ^ 3 Stringed redUy matters. demon ’u m WOMEN BEN HUR U)H0 UMIOTeI anyone ItlHO golden, year old male cat, call Doiigan Realtor, 646-1021,643- 6 Mohemmed's Instrument uranunn niir-irriinti UASWRlTTEN6 cancer researchers — that the guinea pig’s body. reasonably sure that it’s whether they are By DALE SINGER work is beginning to see if valuable. “We’ve been and it’s just an idea — that a substance appearing to “So it was reasoned that going to get cancer.” metabolizing cancer- ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A those results transfer to flying blind with respect to the basis for susceptibility it would be a good idea to Commoner said he took causing agents. noted Washingon Universi cause cancer doesn’t do its man. He is testing urine environmental car to chemical carcinogens work directly but is con look for the metabolic known carcinogens and “So the thing looks as ty biologist is trying to samples of chemical cinogens,” he said. might be genetic verted metabolically in the products of carcinogens in substances shown not to though it’s going to work,” come up with a way to workers and smokers to The test may yield other differences in the tendency body to form the substance the body of an animal,” cause cancer, ran them he said, "and it can be used steer people away from the see what can be learned. benefits as well. to convert carcinogens to that triggers cancer. Commoner said, “and then through a battery of for tracking carcinogens in cancer-causing agents in He said at least 75 per “We know, for example, an active metabolic Something causing cancer you would know whether bacterial tests, and came the environment.” our air, our food and our cent of all cancer is caused that two people will smoke agent.” in rats may not have the the animal can metabolize up with a good correlation. But all that has been water. by environmental agents, as much as each other, and If such an idea proves to same effect in guinea pigs it. If the animal The urine of laboratory shown so far is the correla Using a procedure first so a catalogue of agents one of them will get cancer be true, it could be a giant because it is not changed in metabolizes it, you can be animals reliably shows tion in laboratory animals. that are carcinogenic and the other won’t,” he step forward for preven discovered at the Universi- Now, Commoner said, ty of California at would obviously be said. “Now, it’s possible — tion of some cancer. Berkeley, Dr. Barry Com moner is working on a screening process that may show whether certain carcinogenic agents are being metabolized in a per son's body. Commoner is quick to k n o w n f o r q u a l it y • FAMOUS FOR SERVICE • SINCE 1874 emphasize that the procedure has nothing \ directly to do with a cure for cancer or even with early detection. “If the procedure works out in people as it has in one week-year-end animals, all we will say is that this person, at the mo ment, is exposed and metabolizing the sub stance,” he said in an in terview. clearance The procedure is based on a suspected relationship between substances Watkins year-end CLEARANCE Is an important event causing mutations and sub in the world of home furnishings. Right now you'll find many stances causing cancer. one-of-a-kinds, floor samples and some discontinued items Commoner uses bacteria at super year-end savings! to see whether the sub stance in question is So what If it’s a floor samplell So what if it’s discontinuedll capable of causing changes We’ll tell you so what — You’re going to get really great furniture in the genetic makeup of at fabulous savings — that’s whatll bacteria cells. It w as a difficult Be sure to visit Watkins this week! (Sale ends Sat., Jan. 3). You’ll relationship to find, at find luscious styles and fabrics, superbly designed bedrooms and dining rooms, first, because some agents shown to cause cancer did gleaming occasional and accent pieces, bedding and elegant carpeting — all value not cause bacterial packed with the quality you expect from Watkins at super year-end savingsl! mutations.- But, Commoner said, The listing below Is for furniture in our huge Manchester store — but you’ll also be this puzzle was solved by delighted to find many similar furniture values in our Bloomfield store as well!! showing that sometimes a metabolic product of a car cinogen, found in the urine of animals exposed to the carcinogen, will cause mutations in bacteria. sofas chairs This discovery was coupled with another idea carpeting bedding previously developed by love seats This Is a selected listing of mill ends. 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Red, Beige, Green print in soft nylon. 12x13’6 Acrylic Level Loop Gold Tones 252 79.95 to spend the rest of his life Box pleats 12x12’4 Acrylic Level Loop Green Tones 240 89.95 better reuniting iost dogs with Reg. $457 You Save $198 NOW $259 14'6x9'6 Acrylic Level Loop Green/Brown 172 89.95 their owners. twin com plete set now only $119 Frank, 41, quit his job in Heritage chair. Tweed cushion attached back. September as an auditor Skirted base, arm caps. Gold, Rust/Brown. Hundreds morell All are In FULL COMPLETE SET NOW ONLY 149 for the federai government Reg. $528 You Save $199 NOW $329 stock, ready for dellveryl and has dedicated his life >0 Wools, Acrylics, Nylons and QUEEN COMPLETE SET NOW ONLY 199 to his newiy estabiished Heritage Queen Anne chair - Frultwood frame. A/caps, Gold, Rust, Aqua quilted print. Polyesters — All reduced another 10% from organization, the “Society already reduced prices. Hunyl Hurryl of St. Francis.” St. Francis Reg. $647. You Save $148 NOW $399 of Assisi is the patron saint Heritage hl-back chair, frultwood frame. Gold Dia best of animais. mond print. “You see so many dogs TWIN COMPLETE SET NOW ONLY $139 running around in the Reg. $447. You Save $148 NOW $299 street and you see so many dining rooms Heritage chair - T-cushlon - 3 button back & arms. FULL COMPLETE SET NOW ONLY 169 owners iooking for their A/caps, skirted base. Velvet. dogs,” he said. “People Reg. $666 You Save $267 NOW $399 QUEEN don't know what to do when and bedrooms COMPLETE SET NOW ONLY 219 they lose a dog or find a Heritage tub chairs PAIR Lt. Grn velvet, skirted KING dog, and we try to teli them bases, A/caps. COMPLETE SET NOW ONLY 299 how to go about finding the Reg. $455 ea. You SAve $312 NOW $299 ea. Selected floor sample dinette setsi Tables and chairs owner or their dog.” Manchester store only Reg. $219. NOW $169.95 Frank said he's living on Drexel - sofa 86” 3-cushlon round arm Lawson. his savings right now but Gold, Rust Lt. Grn quilted print, skirted base. At our Bloofleld storel Hefty pine tables, chairs, hutches and hopes his organization wiii Reg. $699 You Save $170 NOW only $529 dry sink...all reduced 25%l Reg. $254 NOW only $192 7-piece become seif-supporting. Matching loveseatl 54” NOW only $399 Traditional BEDROOM SUITEI Includes; 72” triple dresser “If I have to go out and w/door, 6 drawers, twin mirrors, 62” chest w/2 doors behind take a part-time job at Drexel sofa 98” Tuxedo 3-cushlon loose pillow- which are 3 compartments and tray. Queen -size hdbd. and night, I wili. I might have back - Bolster arms. Beige, rust tapestry fab. frame and 2 two-drawer nite stands. Reg. $1261.00 to end up setting my car, skirted base, a/caps. Bloomfield store only NOW only $899.95 bioomfieid my house, everything. I Reg. $609 You Save $160 NOW $449 hope not; but you never Matching loveseatl 54” NOW only $359 know,” he said. Beautiful solid pine BEDROOM SUITE; scaled for smaller X Y lIf H about usi We Receiving between 40 Penn. House sofa 86" WInthrop Early American rooms Includes; Chest, dresser. Queen size Cannonball bed. ^ also have a and 100 calls a day in his wing. Box pleat skirt, a/kaps. Rust, colored velvet. Reg. $885.00 "Storeful” of fabulous furniture Mount Prospect home Reg. $649 You Save $210 NOW $439 Bloomfield store only NOW only $699 values at tremendous savingsll from persons who have You’ll find a great selection of design either lost or found dog, Penn. House sofa 84” Tyson Ea. Am. wing - 3 er sofas, chairs, loveseats, tables, cushion, box-pleat skirt, a/caps. 4 piece Contempory oak BEDROOM SUITE. Includes; 60” 9- bedrooms, dining rooms and oc Frank said he is “quite drawer dresser, upright mirror, Queen size hdbd. w/frame and proficient in locating Reg. $649 You Save $190 NOW $459 casional pieces priced to save you 5 drawer chest. Reg. $911.90 a bundlel people.” He spent 10 years Hickory Field sofa. 84” Attached back. 3-cushlon Manchester store only NOW only $669.95 tracking down bank loan 533 COTTAGE GROVE RD. debtors. pillow arm (2 In stock) Gold-rust tapestry. 7 piece BEDROOM SUITE. Includes; 72” triple dresser, twin BLOOMFIELD Very few people offer Reg. $398 You Save $99 NOW $299 mirrors, chest w/2 doors behind which are 4 compartments Frank a donation for fin and 1 tray and below are 2 more drawersi Queen size hdbd ding a dog. But he said, w/frame and 1 nIte stand. Reg. $900. “The really nice people are Sherman Lounge ChaIrsI Several In stock In Manchester store only NQW only $599.95 the ones who go to the ef solids, tweeds and plaldsi fort of finding the owner.” Reg. $273 You Save $94 NOW only $179 ea. 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