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Dr. Lamb ^1 Betty’s notebook The weather Inalde today Gag pains after surgery Qoudy with periods of snow. Up to Area news 1-B-S-B Family .. .7-A-9-A three inches poulble. High 26-25. Con­ Business...... 3-A KitchM...... I-A By Betty Ryder siderable cloudiness tonight, low 5-10. Classified8-B—lO-B Obituaries ...11-A Partly sunny Thursday, high 20-25. Comics ., I... ll-B Second Thought 0-A Dear Dr. Lamb — I had spasm Is relieved the gas year-old and in good help, but the virus involved National weather forecast on Page 10- Dear Abby ... ll-B Sr. Citizens ... 8-B B. my gall bladder removed, pain is relieved. There are health. I get fever blisters is not related in any way to Editorial ...... 4-A SpoHs ... .4-B-6 B but off and on I have terri­ many reasons for this all the time, not Just one smallpox, and improving problem, but I would but three or more at a your immunity to smallpox By the time you read today’s Guess it’s human nature— but I bet So, we’ll just be well fed in dirty ble gas pains. These are notebook, Santa will have made his relieved by drinking water suggest that you eliminate time. Somone told me a won’t protect you from we won’t even speak to some of those clothes. You can’t have everything. all milk products for a cou­ smallpox shot would stop visit to your house, the pine needles greeters till next year. which expels the gas. What the herpes simplex virus. ^ will just be beginning to drop off the Etiquette Lessons is the cause of this, and is ple of weeks and see if that them so I got one. I am told It*sounds to me like you We really should try to keep the helps. Intolerance to milk it would wear off in six Christmas tree, and you’ll probably warmth and friendliness of Christ­ Did you know that a lady should there any other way to have a good doctor; better Carter gives Cabinet is particularly apt to occur months, and I would have look at your disheveled house and mas all year and not just for a brief always be last in going up stairs with expel gas? It is quite pain­ take his advice Instead of after surgery, and this may to get another one. sigh, “Well, we made it one more few days in December. gentlemen and first in coming down. ful — almost like a heart your friend’s advice. He time," I didn’t know the rules for going up attack. It can come at any be a temporary situation. My family doctor seems may want you to use a -^1 If things follow their usual course, Wash or eat? stairs but I always thought the time. I am sending you. The to think it is not a good drying agent when the all the battery-operated toys will be I was out to my garden in Health Letter number 6-8, idea. What is your opinion, blisters first appear, such plans for 100 days gentleman went down first so in ease out of power, the nipple on the doll’s The week before Christmas my the lady fell he could catch her. the country and had a jug Gaseousness — Controling and how does a smallpox as 70 per cent alcohol, and bottle will have been thrown out with washing machine died. Well, it didn’t of dirty rain water, caught Gaseousness. Others who shot help? if a heavy scab develops he the gift wrappings, and the dog will really die, but it was panting so much A' dazzling start off my garage roof, to want this information can Dear Reader — My opi­ may advise coating it with ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. (UPI) - acquainted with one another and hear According to Powell, Carddell noted a significant rise in consumer be eyeing those new rabbit fur it wouldn’t work. When a well-known maker of water plants and just then send a long, stamped, self- nion is that your family a p ro te c tiv e a g e n t. Conscious of his campaign com­ from Carter himself on what he slippers with a great deal of curiosi­ I called my reliable repairman and sunglasses recently introduced his these gas pains came, and I addressed, envelope for it. doctor is absolutely cor­ Keeping the mouth clean, mitments, President-elect Jimmy expects from them. confidence since the November elec­ ty. Supper wiil consist of dibs and he came right out to look ot it. Yup, new line to a press luncheon he was forc^ to drink some Just send your letter to me rect. A smallpox vaccina­ using antibiotics if needed Carter convened final pre-inaugural “We’re going to have a good ad­ tion. dabs of leftovers which somehow or he said, it needs a new pump. overwhelmed his guests with an un­ of this water. I wonder if in care of The Manchester tion does not help at all for to control secondary Infec­ talks with his official family today to ministration,’’ he told his official Cabinet members also were ap­ other always seem to make a great He’s a reliable fellow and said he usual door prize...a handful of my gall bladder was Evening Herald, P.O. Box your problem. tion, and pain relieving lay down marching orders for the family. “I think the country is ready praised of the Feb. 15 deadline for feast. would order one and should get it emeralds...22 of them. removed or if it’s still 1551, I^dio City Station, Fever blisters as you call medicines for severe pain first 100 days of his administration. for some bright new successful ap­ recommendations to change the It'll be smorgasbord fashion with before Christmas weekend. The lady who won them was there. New York, NY 10019. them are really caused by are about the only ad -' Press Secretary Jody Powell told proaches to some of the problems federal budget for fiscal 1978, which one or two slices of pie left, a handful Well, I called and he had received properly enthusiastic, but confided to Dear Reader — The gas Dear Dr. Lamb — Could the herpes simplex virus. ditional measures that reporters the Cabinet, which has that have afflicted our nation in the President Ford will submit before he of cookies, and a chunk of grandma’s the pump, but, alas, he was too busy the gathering in her acceptance pains may be totally un­ you tell me what causes At one time doctors did use might help you. b ^ meeting with Carter on an infor­ past number of years. I think we’ll leaves office. fruit cake. to fix it before the holiday. speech she would rather have won related to your gall fever blisters and what to smallpox vaccinations in (Newspaper Enterprise mal basis for three days, was to con­ demonstrate as far as I know an un- And Carter urged members of his There is so much hussle and bustle I felt badly, but when his office the charming president of the com­ bladder. Your really didn’t do about them? I am 28- the hope that this would Assn.) sider at a morning meeting an agen­ precented showing for common pur­ official family to be aware of his before Christmas that after Christ­ explained, what could I say. pany. say whether you had gas da prepared by Vice President-elect pose.” pledge to reorganize the government, mas always seem like a letdown. It seems he had so many calls for Some people are so hard to please. pains before surgery or not Walter F. Mondale for the next three asking them “Not to become seduced oven repairs the day before Christ­ months. The Cabinet also heard Tuesday by what now exists,” according to But, after all, it happens every Gas pains are not a reliable fi'om Carter pollster Pat Carddell the mas, that the washing machine One Uay Today marked the first pre­ Powell. year and it’s a happy time of year. sign of gall bladder disease American people still are skeptical would have to wait. inaugural meetings for the group, Powell said Carter warned future Peopie you don’t even know pass you . “Of all the days that’s in the week, at all. Often the gas pains of government officials and have lost I could understand that. After all, 1 dearly love but one day. sch^uled to head homeward in Cabinet members against becoming on the street and tip their hats are part of an irritable or their faith in federal “Merry Christmas,’’ or speak right food has to take precedence at And that s the day that comes spastic colon or they can be midaftemoon. “protective of their own turf.” holiday time. pronouncements. ; ■'•S’ out with “Have a nice holiday,” betwixt a Saturday and Monday.” associated with a hiatal Among top priority campaign -I hernia. When an X ray is promises, which Carter hopes to r taken it may show gall move on soon after his inauguration, stones. are the pardon for Vietnam war draft Town seeking state CJC funds The conclusion is made evaders. He hopes to announce Thompson ponders then that the stones and the within a week after he takes office, Main Street traffic slowed symptoms are related. In' reorganization, welfare reform, tax reality this may not be the reform, national health insurance, quitting town post Few cars were abroad on Main St. this morning during the on and off snow storm that first for youth services project case. Then if the gall and ways to make the presidency hit Manchester Tuesday. (Herald photo by Pinto) bladder is removed and the more accessible to the public. By GREG PEARSON interested in setting up a program gas was associated with an Carter arranged the un­ Deputy Mayor John Thompson didates should Thompson resign and monitoring for these students,” precedented Cabinet meeting on Herald Reporter for 20 junior high students with funds Digan said. . irritable colon, obviously gave strong indication this morning from the board. m The Youth Services Department is that may be acquired through the the operation does not this green island off the Georgian that he will resign from the Board of The nominating committee would He is seeking a 310,000 grant from t m i 1 ^ coast so members could get Connecticut Justice Commission the eye for the program, which remove the gas problem. Directors because of a recent job recommend at least one candidate to Intermittent snow storm (CJC). would be targeted at about 20 I am certain that your promotion. the entire town committee, which HSA council The CJC is making 3120,000 students, he said. gall bladder is out. Your The Executive Board of the would then endorse one or more per­ available to youth services Such a program would be a joint ef­ story sounds like a spasm Connecticut State Employes Associa­ sons. meets tonight departments in the state. 'The com­ fort between the Manchester Police in the intestinal tract that Hartford man tion (CSEA) Tuesday night approved The candidate or candidates en­ slows down local activity mission received a 3200,000 federal Department and the Manchester traps the gas. When the Thompson as executive director, a dorsed by the town committee would The Subarea F Council of the North grant in 1975 for statewide programs. school system. saved from promotion that has been expected. then be presented to the Democraiic With schools closed and Christmas a storm system and the intermittent inches of snow has been forecast for Central Connecticut Health Systems Those programs, however, have not He said that the deadline for Thompson, who is presently the members of the board, who would shopping a thing of the past, many light snow will turn to flurries during this area by the National Weather Agency (HSA), a local health plan­ yet fully developed, and the grant trust associate executive director of make the final selection. Manchester area residents have had the day. Service. Gusty winds may cause applying for the CJC funds is Jan. 14. About town 1 freezing ning group, will discuss a possible money must be spent by June 30,1977 For over one hundred years, generations have put their CSEA, will replace Edward Gallant, Cummings said that he has not yet the opportunity to stay in their homes “It should pose a threat throughout possible drifting, according to the survey of the health needs of area or returned. trust in us...because we still feel that the warmth, the A young Hartford man, found lying who is retiring Dec. 31. begun work on finding a candidate during the two snow storms which the day and maybe during the forecast. communities at its meeting tonight strength and the sincerity that'is shared is the basis of our “I’ve alerted the town committee should Thompson resign. have hit the area since Saturday. Tony Palmese of the Storm Center Rather than return the unspent The post-high school semi-conscious in the snow in a sand­ evening hours. It’s going to dif­ at 7; 30 in the Municipal Building. funds, the CUC has decided to make every relationship. pit off Hillstown Rd. Tuesday after­ that I am giving serious considera­ “1 don't think any of us has worked The latest storm, an intermittent ficult for people to know when the has warned motorists to use extreme The HSA Council, which reviews youth of North United tion to resigning,” Thompson, a on it in the hope that John 'Thompson affair, began Tiiesday. Frank caution while driving, especially on the money available to state youth Methodist Church will noon, is being treated in the intensive storm has passed the area, because area health programs receiving services bureaus for delinquent care unit of Manchester Memorial Democrat, said. stays on. His experience and ability Ramella of the National Weather the snow starts, it stops, and then it entrance and exit ramps to interstate federal funds, last month began com­ meet tonight at 8 at the “There have been suggestions that is a benefit to the town,” Cummings Service in Windsor Locks said the highways. He said once the snow youth programs. Grants of up to 310,- Shellfish not church. Hospital today suffering from starts again,” he said. piling a list of health needs in 000 will be made available for in­ exposure. He was listed in stable con­ I remain for the remainder of my said. state is caught in the outer fringes of A possible accumulation of 2 to 4 tapers off this afternoon, another Manchester add surrounding tovms. terested towns. term, but I don’t think that’s inch or more is expected to fall as a The Friendship Group of dition. The group will also hear a report Robert J. Digan, director of affected Robert Brown, 22, was found in the possible,” he said. storm from Kentucky passes over on mental health planning. Emanuel Lutheran Church .Thompson would be up for re- the state. Manchester’s Youth Services will have a dessert (Jirist- sandpit across from 742 Hillstown Membership in the regional Health Department, said that he has begun FUNERAL HOME election in November 1977. If Thomp­ The Manchester Highway Depart­ by oil spill mas party Wednesday at 1 Rd. about 2:50 p.m. by Joseph J. Izzo Systems Agency remains open to in- work on developing a program for 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • TEL. 646-5310 son resigns, his successor would re­ Carter designates Mondale ment had sanding trucks out ail last p.m. in Luther Hall of the of East Hartford who was driving his terrated persons in the capital junior high students who have had snowmobile. Izzo called for help main on the board until that election night, and 31 plows were sent out at 7 church. and could run as an incumbent can­ region. Information is available by personal problems. GROTON (DPI) — So far, shellfish from Manchester Police and an am­ this morning to clear streets, contacting the HSA office at 999 “We hope to build a program that on the bottom of the (Jeorges Bank bulance which drove into the area didate in November. his Hop staff person^ Timothy O’Sullivan, highway Asylum Ave. in Hartford. will offer counseling, employment. fishing grounds have not been and took Brown to the hospital. A resignation by Thompson would superintendent, said. Three more A dog with Brown would not go also mean that Pascal Prignano, trucks were sent out about 11 a.m., damaged by oil from the wrecked ST.SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. (U P I)- would not have any direct authority that Sen. Hubert Humphrey confided tanker Argo Merchant, a Coast with the rescuers and was left at the secretary of the Board of Directors, and when the snow stops and the President-elect Jimmy Carter says over the cabinet. to him ‘"he never participated at any Guard analysis showed. scene, police said. Police reported would move up to the deputy mayor plowing of the roads is completed, Vice President-elect Walter Mondale Press Secretary Jody Powell point in the Johnson government the An analysis of sediment sampies there were no fresh footprints in the post, and Phyllis Jackston would fill the town streets will be resanded, he Deadline set Jan. 7 will be his “top staff person” in the explained to reporters Tuesday that way 1 have.” from the floor of the fertile fishing snow in the area which had fallen in the secretary’s position. said. White House, sharing the responsibil- as Carter sees it. Mondale will func­ Patchy ice left behind by the storm area showed no oil has settled to the the morning Tuesday. They said the Thompson said that he would like ty and the power of the presidency. tion as his principal adviser and Saturday night and early Sunday, has for Miss Manchester bottom, Capt. Milton Suzich, com­ man had apparently been there since to see his successor in office by the Carter, in the past few days, has ■’almost as a co-equal.” been covered by the new snowfall, before the snowfall and possibly time serious work on the budget Economic manding officer of the Avery Point said on several occasions he has Powell said ‘we do look to Sen. causing hazardous driving and Applications for the 1977 Miss 643-4560. DeaUline is Jan. 7. overnight. begins, usually in March. Theodore Research and Development Center in decided on an unprecented role for Mondale as a boss, virtually the several automobile accidents in the Manchester Scholarship Pageant are Interested contestants shall meet Groton, said Monday. The Town Fire Department ser­ Cummings, Democratic town chair­ Mondale which would give him the same way as we look to Gov. indicators Manchester area. still being accepted by the the following requirements; The Coast Guard’s 180-foot vice vehicle and an engine were also man, said that the town committee authority of a “boss” over other Carter" Manchester Jaycees, sponsors of the An entrant shall be resident of research vessel. Evergreen, was sent called to the scene but were not would appoint a nominating com­ Two pedestrians and two other per­ White House staffers, although he Carter has rejected the tradition that official preliminary of the Miss Manchester, Bolton or South Windsor last week to survey the area of the needed in the rescue. mittee to review interested can­ up 1% sons in Manchester were injured in America Pageant. vice presidents are to seen and not for the past six months (a student spilled oil. Over two days Evergreen motor vehicle accidents which oc­ heard. He told his Cabinet at their WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The event will be held on Feb. 19 at attending a school or college, or took samples of sediments and water curred Tuesday under icy road con­ first organizational meeting that he government’s index of leading the Manchester High School’s Bailey working full time in any of the above in five areas of the Atlantic and made ditions. Auditorium. towns is also eligible); must be will have an “unprecedented economic indicators—which is sup­ underwater photographs of the relationship” with Mondale. Raymond and Mildred Schaller of Application forms are available in single and never have been married; ocean. m m posed to foretell future economic must be a high school graduate by ”1 don't feel threatened by him and trends—increased 1 per cent in 218 Parker St. were struck by a vh the guidance departments of both The samples were frozen and vehicle drivenby Robert L. Manchester High School and East Labor Day 1977; shall not be less than Today’s news summary he doesn't feel threatened by me. We November, the strongest advance in delivered to the Avery Point labs for Hagedorn, 28, of 34 Ashworth St. 17 nor more than 26 years old on are very compatible with one five months, the Commerce Depart­ (Catholic High School, the Student Ac­ analysis over the Chritmas weekend. about 7 p.m. Tuesday when they were Labor Day 1977; must possess and Compiled from United Prete Internetlonel another," Carter said. “I look on Sen. ment said today. tivities Office at Manchester Com­ Suzich said of one sample, “There crossing Parker St. Mrs. Schaller munity College, Watkins Bros., Ar­ display in a maximum of three Mondale as my top staff person and was a very faint trace of oil, but It was the second consecutive was admitted to Manchester tistic Hair Design, or by calling minutes a talent presentation; and an look into the matter of presiden­ he will be working very closely with monthly increase, following three we’re not sure where that came from State National me.” Memorial Hospital suffering from general chairman Richard Lawrence entrant may be either amateur or because it was so slight.” tial amnesty and said Tuesday, straight declines that raised concern professional. HARTFORD - The Northeast "We have-started the process.” The president-elect added that both bruises to the head. She was in among economic advisers for both satisfactory condition today. Governors Coalition should join LAS VEGAS - The FBI’s dis­ he and Mondale "recognize that the President Ford and President-elect with regional state legislators to Constitution places on my shoulders Schaller was treated for a bruised leg covery of Melvin Dummar’s WASHINGTON - The United Jimmy Carter. and discharged Tuesday night. form a “united front” to deal with fingerprint on the much States posted a record 3906 the ultimate responsibility of ad­ The composite index of leading in­ the region’s energy problems, ac­ ministration of the government, but Police said Hagedorn was questioned "Mormon Will” of million foreign trade deficit dicators measures 12 key sectors of traveling north on Parker St. when cording to Connecticut Senate Howard Hughes raises more and during November but officials at any moment, if an accident should the economy. Of the 10 indicators President Pro Tempore Joseph J. befall me, he would instantly be the the pedestrians crossed his path. The bigger questions, such as: Who said that’s good, not bad, with available for November, six in­ vehicle could not stop in time on the Fauliso, D-Hartford. He invited plotted what? Was Dummar part respect to the economy. The im­ president ... and I want him to be creased and four declined. completely qualified to take over the icy road and skidded into the the governors to attend a state of a fraud scheme or is he being ports. officials said, would help The index stood at 127.5, compared reigns of government.” pedestrians, knocking them to the lawmakers meeting on energy framed by those seeking to dis­ boost employment and production to the 1967 base figure of 100. It was Mondale said he believes his role ground, police said. matters tentatively scheduled for credit the will and keep the for U. S. trading partners whose up 1 per cent in November and 0.6 per Jan. 21 in Washington, D. C. so far in the Carter administration cent in October, The November in­ No charges were filed. billionaire’s fortune Intact? "economies appear to be more Bette L. Goldsnider, 36, of 86 sluggish than our own.” has been “historic.” crease was the^ largest since the in­ 'TOST CHRmMAS Regional He told ABC-TV in an interview dex rose 1 per cent in June. —See Page 12-.A TAX SHELTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS. ASPEN, Colo. — The names of WASHINGTON - Henry An ordinary worker could retire with $290,592,46 in his tax sheltered Heritage BOSTON — Despite optimistic an unprecedented 300 prospective Kissinger does an about face and Savings IRA (Individual Retirement Account), based on today’s interest rates predictions by scientists, jurors were picked out of a barrel turns over to the Library of and tax laws. The worker in our example would deposit the $1500 annual Massachusetts officials are for notification to appear for- Congress the stenographic Carter gives New Yorkers ale maximum at today’s 7%% interest from age 30 to age 65. The tax savings alone worried about the environmental singer Claudine Longet's felony records of his telephone conver­ S Impact of the Argo Merchant oil would pul him $153,345.89 ahead—just because he used a Heritage IRA manslaughter trial next week. She sations while in government. account. The Heritage IRA account sure is a BETTER WAY to save for retire­ spill. National Omanic and At­ is accus^ of shooting to death her Neither papers, given earlier, nor mospheric Administration scien­ lover, former ski champion ment—$1 53,345.89 better in this case. These figures are for IRA accounts the transcripts may be releas^ to renewed pledge of support tists said Tuesday most of the 7.6 Vladimir “Spider” Sabich last the public for 25 years, however. all stock ^ with a $1500 annual deposit maximum. Keogh accounts lor the self-employed million gallons of heavy industrial March 21. The trial is to begin 25 accumulate even more funds with a $7500 maximum. If you don't have a oil spilleid by the tanker last week Jan. 3. NEW YORK (UPI) - Mayor Beame said Carter’s attitude alone Carter also said he assured Beame pension, ask at any of our offices about tax sheltered retirement savings. You probably would remain on the sur­ Abraham Beame and Gov. Hugh will give bankers and municipal un­ and Carey that “bankruptcy is not a pay no income tax on the money you deposit and none on the interest it earns. face and not damage the seabed. Carey came aA’ay satisfied from ion leaders “the kind of assurance viable alternative for New York. We TUCSON. Arlz. - Sheriff’s International their meeting with President-elect they sought" for their part in a plan You are taxed only as you withdraw funds during retirement when you are However, state officials note that deputies kept John Adamson’s jail have eliminated that as a possibility toRA^off Jimmy Carter, who promised to keep to repay, under court order, a 31 for the uture. a third of the rich Georges Bank likely to be in a lower tax bracket. DEADLINE DEC. 31. To qualify lor IRA or whereabouts hidden today at the CAIRO — Lebanese Prime the city from bankruptcy and blamed billion city debt that had been frozen fishing area may be covered by start of his trial on charges of “It's apparent that the financial Keogh you must act by December 31, Now Is the lime to arrange your lax Minister Selim Al Hoss flew to some of its financial problems on by a moratorium. straits in which New York City finds the 141-mile oil slick. murdering investigative reporter Sale Ends Dec 3U975 sheltered retirement savings account. Libya today following a day of past federal policy. itself have been partially caused by Don Bolles, fearing for his life On Nov. 19, the state Court of luyyyimL talks with Egyptian President “President-elect Carter reiterated improperly administered federal HOLYOKE, Mass. -- Drivers from a “shadowing organization” Appeals struck down the year-old Anwar Sadat on the Middle East that he is not going to let New York programs from Washington and by f ^ ^ ■ \ caught speeding on Interstate 91 which may have ordered the moratorium. situation and postwar reconstruc­ down,” Beame said as he arrived in the great conglomeration and confu­ Come Served may have a new excuse for state slaying. Jury selection started tion of Lebanon. Hoss visited oil- Part of the repayment plan would New York Tuesday night after the be a voluntary delay in repaying the sion in the federal bureaucracy and troopers: There aren’t any rest Tuesday. rich Saudi Arabia and Kuwait meeting with Carter in St. Simons stops along the 55-mile stretch city’s debt to banks and union pen­ the multiplicity of laws that relate to Heritage Savings before coming to Cairo. Island, Ga. human services." he said. Bargains of a lifetime between Vermont and Connec­ VAIL, Colo — President Ford sion funds, but the banks and unions Carey added, “We now have a had been leery of going along without Carter said he is '’proud” of the . & Loan Association • Since 1891 ticut. The state Tuesday remove says the Justice Department is JOHANNESBURG, South Main Floor of Watkins Bros. reason to be optimistic.” some sort of guarantees. city's financial improvement in its \ ------the last of 14 “ecology cans” reviewing the administration’s Africa — At least 122 persons have placed along the highway "to Although Carter promised no Carter said he hopes Blumenthal plan to achieve a balanced budget by di 9^5 Main Street, Manchester M (ln m a 1(X)7 Mtin Si., MtnchMIw • K-Mtit OKIct: Spwcw SI ManehMi., uo-vx. posture on amnesty for all Viet­ been killed in South Africa in in­ direct federal aid or loan guarantees, and city officials can work out a plan June 30. 1978, adding. "There's C o vw iry OHIe»: Roul* 31, 74J-7M1 • Tom m i O ltic*. HI I9S. q u irlH m lK toulh o l l-SS E«ii ag TtoTL. make the area more attractive for nam era draft evaders and cidents of violence during the HtrlUg* Monaymirtitl In FftnU't 8up«m«mtl. Eut MKMI< .Turnplkt Minctwitti ' tourists during the Bicentennial he delegated Treasury Secretary- to meet the 31 billion debt by the end general agreement that the time deserters. Ford told the widow of Christmas holiday period, designate W. Michael Blumenthal to limit will be met if past cooperative year.” Sen. Phillip Hart Sunday he would of January “so that we can proceed authorities reported today. coordinate his administration’s aid without a cloud over New York’s altitudes can be maintained — and program. financing in the future ” I'm sure they will be." > PApn TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheit«r, Conn., Wed., Dec. 2», 1876 MANtaiKSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. (k>nn.. Wed.. Dec. 29, 1976— PAGE THREB-A Retiring solons play seniority game Managers Matthew K. Poland of Ver­ Book lists blunders of auto industry non has been appointed the man and the company, restricted his list of Sen. John Tunney, D- DETROIT (UPI) - “You can’t get people to 8. The Eldsel. 600, and with a chauffeured manager of the Northeast auto boo-boos to the pre-1970 era. It’s still too WASHINGTON (UPI) - Democratic incumbent, Calif., has s u b m its his sit over an explosion.” 9. The auto industry’s failure to anticipate With the convening of the John Pastore, went into limousine to boot. office of the Society for early to judge whether decisions of the past the surge of small cars and imports in the late At least two, probably resignation which will take At least that’s what Col. Albert Pope, 95th Congress less than a effect. Savings in Hartford and America’s No. 1 bicycle and automobile six years were wise or unwise, he says. 1950s. three, more of the effect Jan. 1, giving S.I. week away, some retiring Chafee was the third to Joseph Ucello of producer in the 1890s, thought when he The Top 12 (Lewis admits other historians 10. The industry’s failure to deal voluntarily freshmen class will take Hayakawa, a Republican, a may be able to come up with some better senators are bowing out benefit from an early Manchester has been ap-^ rejected the gasoline engine as the prime with vehicle safety design, emissions controls office before the rest are leg up the seniority ladder. pointed associate manager choices) are: early to give their retirement and the second Michigan Gov. William power plant for the fledgling car. and minority employment. successors an edge in Republican. sworn In Jan. 4. of the Wethersfield office. It puts him right at the top of the list of 1. Those who bet on the wrong horses— elec­ 11. The (Corvair. Vice President-elect Milliken was expected to trics and steamers. Senate seniority. John Danforth, 40-year- They will assume their geniuses and near-geniuses who blundered in 12. GM’s investigation of Ralph Nader. Walter Mondale will step name Rep. Don Riegle to Most of them put state old Missouri state attorney posts Jan. 1. putting America on wheels, in the opinion of 2. William C. Durant’s mismanagement of down as the senior the seat of Sen. Philip General Motors. interest above political general and a Republican, Poland has been David L. Lewis, professor of history at the Minnesota senator Hart, who died Sunday. 3. The Wills Sainte Clair — the “ perfect Lewis describes Durant, who organized GM loyalty, ceding the seats became the senior member manager of the Bloomfield University of Michigan’s Graduate ^hool of ’Thursday, making way for Riegle ran for and won the car.” in 1908, as “an automotive Napoleon” whose even though they are being of th e 18-member office of Society since 1975. Business. chief pleasure came from adding one firm Gov. Wendell Anderson to seat after Hart announced 4., Henry Ford’s alienation of the Jews. replaced by members of freshman class Monday He Joined the Bank in 1973 Some of the blunders are all too familiar — after another to the company that is now the have himself named to the he would not seek a fourth 5. Henry Ford’s discontinuance of the Model the opposite party. when Democratic Sen. as a management trainee, the Edsel and the Corvair— while others near world’s largest automobile producer. His term. T without a successor car in sight. John Chafee, 5^year old Stuart Symington resigned vacancy. and was elected a branch the dawn of the auto industry are recalled only wheeling and dealing before he lost control of 6. Studebaker’s mismanagement, 1920s-30s. former Rhode Island early. office in 1975. by historians. the company in 1920 cost GM the sales governor and a Edward Zorlnsky, the 47- A native of Hartford, he Molihew K. Poland Joseph Urello Jr. Lewis, whose latest book, ".The Fhiblic 7. Chrysler’s 1934 Airflow, and styling reper­ leadership to Ford, Lewis says. cussions at Chrysler. Republican, became a U.S. year-old mayor of Omaha, was graduated from St. Image of Henry Ford,” detail^ the history of senator at midnight became second ranking in Due to renovations, the Thomas Seminary High Tuesday when the retire­ seniority and first among School in Bloomfield and ment of the state’s th e new Democrats Manchester Country Club received an A.A. degree ’Tuesday when the retire­ from St. Thomas Seminary ment of GOP Sen. Roman Junior College in 1971. He Hruska became official. will be closed from January received a B.A. degree Oil spill The slight edge in cum laude from St. John’s j>95 seniority has an almost 1st to February 1st for College Seminary, Boston summary negligible impact at the in 1973. He is a member of (UPI) beginning of a senator’s the Bloomfield Rotary Here, at a glance, is a career. It could give him lunch and banquets. Club and the Bloomfield After-Christmas Sale summary of the latest an slight advantage in Chamber of Commerce. Thurs. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M., Friday ’t'll 6 P.M. developments of four assignments to com­ Ucello has been a branch major accidents involving mittees and allows him officer at the Main Office K£EWT-CL£AW 2 Liberian-registered first pick on office space. of Society. He joined the tankers in or near But for those who stay in Bank as an officer's assis- Irish Spring American waters: the Senate, even a little bit tant in 1972 after of seniority can turn out to Deodorant - A 133,500-gallon oil experience with Constitu­ 5 0 % & ‘ ' (Herald photo by Pinto) spill from the tanker Olym­ be very important. tion Bank & Trust Com­ 5oz.S oap pic Games, which ran Take the case of Sens. IX)MING SOON pany, and was elected a PXO.Of JB jMSI Arm or demonstration at Lutz aground Monday, is James Eastland, D-Miss., branch officer in 1974. threatening wildlife and and John McClellan, D- STEVE’S A native of Hartford, he Reg. 99c marshlands in a three- Ark., whose current ser­ was graduated from ^ s t 9 Boys and girls try on mail helmets and imagine what it must have been like “In days of old state area. Russell ’Train, vice began the same day, Grinders & Pizzas Hartford High School and TRM.A-TREE Palmolive when knights were bold and barons held their sway.” The Lutz Junior Museum featured a head of the Environmental Jan. 3. 1943. received a B.S. degree in 32 oz. Liquid demonstration Tuesday of medieval armor by Dale Plummer of New London who stands at Protection Agency, called Eastland had served a management at the FOfl right wearing a hauberk (surcoat) over a suit of mail. Assisting him with demonstrations for tighter standards for three-month interim ap­ University of Hartford in USHCSI pointment in 1941, giving 183 Spruce St. and stories of medieval times were Martin Moebus of Windham, left, wearing a thick furry foreign vessels coming into 1971. He has taken ad­ 112 PRICE Reg. 1.19 h im seniority over Viking coat, and Ted Bade of New London wearing a blouse of mail chain. American waters. Manchester vanced courses in real es­ — In New York, Capt. McCHellan. So Elastland is tate at the University of CLEARANCE SALE! Power Laundry George Papadopoulos of president pro tern of the Watch for our Hartford, and attended the Detergent Senate, fourth in line for 4 ” - 2 4 “ the Argo Merchant told a American Institute of Save 50% Off Our Reg. Prices On 4 to r. hearing in U.S. District the presidency, making Banking. He is a member sail Police report 1 $52,000 to McQellan’s $44,- GRAND OPENING Our Entire Inventory! Court his radio direction of Tau Kappa Epsilon and Reg. 1.49 finder, a short-range the Manchester Jaycees. . ARTIRCIAL CHRISTMAS TREES navigational aide, in­ Police arrested Michael reported found later in the in connection with a theft was no sign of forced en­ day at the University of from the Lock, Stock and try. dicated a light ship J. Simonelli, 19, of 201 marking shallow waters • BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS ,PARTY Adams St., Monday on Connecticut. The car had Barrel Wine Cellar, 447 Reetha M. Hayes, 25, of been damaged in an acci­ Main St. previously. Ellis East Hartford, was was dead ahead. He later SOKAHZA MCHEQKS TIME! warrants in connection learned the light ship was •ORNAMENTS & NOVELTY with three breaks several dent in Mansfield, accor­ was released on a nonsure- charged with fourth-degree ding to state police. ty bond for court larceny Tuesday in connec- behind him. But under TREE ORNAMENTS months ago. questioning, Papadopoulos Simonelli was charged Another vehicle from appearance Jan. 17. tion with a reported couldn’t say whether the •STOCKINGS, SKIRTS & MORE with three counts oLthird- Tudor Lane, a 1972 Ford Craig J. Philion, 26,102D shoplifting at King’s mistake was human or degree burglary, two Mustang is still missing. A Downey Dr., was charged Department Store. Court c m iY n . 6 9 08 8 mechanical. Not All Items In All Stores. No Rain Checks counts of first-degree car that had been reported with breach of peace in date was set for Jan. 17. MON .. . SLOPPY JOES & FRENCH FRIES missing by University of larceny, and two counts of connection with an incident TLES ...SALISBURY STEAK & MASHED POTATOES Sterling Silver Hypo- General Electric Connecticut police was in his home. A court date of O O O O o Conair1200 WaH second-degree larceny. He WED ... .SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE Candidate Allergenic Earrings Self Clean II Iron was released under a |5,000 found in the parking lot at Jan. 10 was set. S S S . 3 S f * 1 Blower/Styler Tudor Lane with minor About $10 in change was THURS..HOT TURKEY SANDWICH & MASHED POTATOES F c r P It ttd 4 ^ 0 7 nonsurety bond for court .'For a" delightful change In family dining . Nathan Agostinelli, C n C M r appearance Jan. 17. damage. reported stolen from a F R I ...... BAKED ZITI president of the Brian Chadwick, 18, of 9 Our Reg. Re*.$5Pr. W Pr. The breaks allegedly cash box at the Bible Shop, Ma Ma Mia’s Buffet Special SAT ....LIVER & ONIONS Manchester State Bank, Lincoln St., was charged fe a tu re d each week bv oopular demand! Prices On 16oz.Jar 4 O j & 18“ connected to the charges 10 Bissell St. The theft has been nominated for the 20% OFF We have a wide selection, Surge of steam releases deep- Powerlul motor, 1,200 watts with second-degree, T H I S W E E K : Wednesday ano Thursday Reg. 1.42 were at Ward Manufac­ allegedly occurred Includes salad from our All You Can Eal Salad Bar. post of treasurer of the including studs, drops and a down wrinkles, prolongs life of for all styling & drying speeds, larceny Tuesday in connec­ variety of sizes in hoops. turing Co., 186 Adams St., between 5 p.m. Monday CHILDREN UNDER 12 $ 0 Q R Offer good 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Monday - Saturday Suburban Bankers Associa- the iron. 8F-240WH plus spot dry nozzle (or damp tion with the theft of a Choose now and save! Charter Oak Buick, Adams and 10 a.m. Tuesday. There U llf ia HALF PRICE! f c i O W tion of Connecticut. All Cookware Sets! spots. 1060-12 vehicle from a Bissell St. 240 SPENCER ST. 287 W EST MIDDLE T.NPK. St. and a garage break on Agostinelli was the choice parking lot. The theft Something lor O P E N Warren St. in ^ ic h $2,500 everyone's tastes" 5 to 9 P M. of the nominating com­ i •All FARBERWARE SETS In STOCK worth of tools were stolen. allegedly occurred about 1 dwwwKiBiKnciMiBnMMMnwiettiHEafsnHiBKnanacwinBsiiHMMiBwiMBif E mittee. Elections will be at a.m. Tuesday and the vehi­ D’STiNCTiV E CATERING The thefts occurred last th e annual meeting. cle was found later by ATTENTION EOR Al.l_ OCCASIONS •A ll WEST BEND SETS In STOCK summer, according to Ballots will be mailed police. G et^ Marled? 748 TOLLAND TNPK., MANCHESTER police. f ‘ MAHCHESTER COUHTRY CLUR ! beforehand to members. [ • A l l REVERE SETS In STOCK Steven A. Ellis, 22, of Plaing I lanqiwt, L L . i l - ...... 64 6 -7 5 5 8 ...... Two thefts of motor vehicles from Tudor Lane Coventry, was charged Daice or Par^ Not all Styles In All Stores, No Rain Checks with fourth-degree larceny NEW YEAR'S EVE RESERVATIONS f parking lots were reported Ibil Available Tuesday and one stolen l-SbfllT 91~(OllOW BlfiNSIOt sicns ARE STILL AVAILABLE Report change Arrow All-Purpose WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO ALL REVLON NAIL POLISHES vehicle was found in the MtnchMtar Evsnlng Haraid KNIGHTS OF Lloyd's Professional Secretary of the State Steel Staple Gun Lomoft, Herbal Cfotffi Enomols, same lot, police reported. Of NoftoysudUo # V l% CryttatUneal Cassette Recorder C COLUMBUS PubllitMd M ry Mning «c«pl BURNSIDE OE^ Public Invited Gloria Schaffer has an­ STAYFIT...EXERCISE! A 1974 Lincoln Continen­ Sundays and holldm Enlarad alHw IAVt.LITFe.*U$>311] 14«..Ret.l.29 ...... f V Ref.tol.45..;.. Manchaatar, Conn. PoatOtfloa as Sa­ Can 646-9044 • nounced a revised schedule Our m tal Sedan, reported stolen Prime Roast Beef Dinner for two Our cood CI«M Mall Mattar. •Ror 7 pjiL 'DUSTIN HOFFMAN for the filing of corporation Reg. CLAIROL SHORT & SASSY MAALOXANTACID Reg. about 8 a.m. Tuesday was • Open Bar from 8 to 2 Wonder Hop, Skip 14.99 Suggested Carrier Rates ‘MARATHON annual reports under which ftegulereod 12oi.Orel 39.99 & Jump Exerciser Extra Bo l i i B R l i d nual report during the an­ C Ona y a a r...... $46.60 PIm m call Vic BanattI, 646-0103, lor raMrvallona no lalor than Reg. 4.66 Mall Ratas Upon Raquaat niversary month of its in­ WEDNESDAY GREAT D lVIO r iN n lih U Wadnateiay, Oacambar 2»th. Multi-use jump rope exerciser Burnside Cine 1 — “The Subocrlbore who ftll to rocofvo. 24 Hours Dsilly (0) corporation, and each out- A GREAT thoir n«w#p#p#r boforo 6:30 p.m. B40-8333 with complete program to shape & Marathon Man” 2:00-7:00-9:15 •hould------toltphont— tho . clrculitlon» — R1 tiBNOeV StWICE of-state corporation must MHIMIHWIKMIMMIRXWaHaKWWmiSlIHMMMKSWmMIMWMWIHI tone txxly, improve tennis swing. r e c o r d f o r Burnside Cine II — "Across doportmont 647*0946. file during the anniversay NEW YEAR’S the Great Divide" 2:00-7:05- month of Its authority to do EVEI 9:05 business in Connecticut. Button & String Vernon Cine I — "Marathon M o b il NUTUMOKS The purpose of the Exercise Thing Dance Man” 2:00-7:15-9:30 AIRWAY reotest Discovery of Our Time reformed procedure is to Vernon Cine II— "In Search OIL H M a A stagger the filing of Party of Noah's Ark” 1:00-3:00-7:00- TRAVEL AGENCY reports over the entire 9:00 487 ClINTER ST. HEATHNINSTMiATION Series E5.98 calendar year, rather than Showcase Cinema I — "The 6484S0Q n i i Pink Panther” 1:30-3:35-5:45- 643-R135 have them all filed during From Healthways, a new tun 8:00-10:10-12:10 a.m. lit Canlar SI Mwetmla the month of March as Is exerciser with program for Showcase Cinema II — CLINT EASTWOOD IS DIRTY HARR bseaichiif done under the present arms, chest shixilders, etc. S Iu T tP I ROlk fO X tM I IHOIH" "Silver Streak” 1:00-3:15- Com pM s system. Lus UunmH tali'""fjlL— 5:15-7:30-9:50-12:05 3 Records directly from stereo or phono. Showcase Cinema III — ,'Travol Service [§ n € )H € 4 $ a Fast forward and pause. Built-in record "King Kong” 11:00 a.m.-l:45- •VmH Lmn Tin MImI V W IQ THE ENFORCER Public changer; 20" speakers, mikes. Reg. 139.99 4:30-7:10-9:55-12:30 a m. CINEAUS Showcase Cinema IV — record 2 "The Seven-Percent Solution” WTERSTATE84EXIT58 1:00-3:10-5:20-7:45-10:05-12:15 I SILVER LANE-HOeERTS a.m. tREET 568-8810 Showcase Cinema V — “A fAST HARTFORD Warranty deeds Star is Born” 1:30-4:20-7:25- DAVIS ^ MaK Construction Co., 10:10 Inc. to William P. Safarik SOMETHING FOR THE BIRDS! ‘HKPMnWTNEI W e s r S i d e and Ellen R. Safarik, both British Taste FAMILY STMESMUTiPoi of Glendale, N.Y., proper­ There are presently 15,000 Wad. I n M. liN Ml 15 Lb. Bag Sunflower Restaurant IM KM 1tn« Itrio am ty at 34 Stone St., $45.10 fish and chips shops in Bri­ ■un. Ihni Tuta. IM M l W ild Bird Seed 9 tain. As one of the original Caldcr Plaza Ii4f M t 1M0 conveyance tax. convenience foods, fish and Manchester High otop 0 George E. Canuel and chips are supposed to be eaten 649-5487 ‘iAVER snsir mountoln In Mary F. Canuel, both of out on the street or walking Eosttm Tuikey Stuart, Fla., to John somewhere. Britons eat 5,000 Wad.d»<:S! IMSm Haberern Jr. and Linda P. tons of fish and 12,000 tons of Dine With MITiMMdltiN U Is 0 glonf S.OOO ■w. Mini'Tasa. 1M Irll OPEN Haberen, property at 92 potatoes weekly and Uiere Is a iiiirwoMo ytor old wooden mysUaue about eating fish Us On ship contolning W. Vernon St., $92.50 con­ NEW YEAR'S EVE^ veyance tax. and dtlps: Some feel Uwy New Year’s unnin uhtum - hundreds of Moili taste best only when served in N m nU M r IN) Qullclaim deed Pana8onic 100% s o l id s t a t e Panaoonic 100% s o l id s t a t e their favorite London Wad. Vau la i IIM am ond cogei. A. Mark Frank, Palm Eve! VM 4M TilO M l 1M0 until 11 PaMa newspaper. Beach, Fla., to (Jeorge J. 19” Diagonal Color TV Same everyday ■un. ttn Tuaa. (IIM am with our special menu IS IT NOAH’S ANO prices. Kleman, West Hartford, This prloUnglMt]^ttern is ALSO FEATURING COMPLETE DINNE$8: partial interest in property BYOB it part of The Herald quality wHh OKAO^KaNDAU at intersection of Buckland desired. Baked Stuffed Slulinp ...... $ 5 .2 5 control program In 'order to ■ -Tachnkol Advbof/Hlaodon DAVID DAL5IGEA Diraotd Dy JAMES L COiWAY St. and Tolland Tpke. give you one of the finest Coar4,N tun Oauk “Naum Inc...... < l«76 fcf CHAAIO t SOUEIUIL newspapers in the nation. \)i' ijIIit lull Veal Cutlet Parm ^iana...... $ 4 .0 5 Judgment lien Capitol City Federal Sfli'ct Kin III Veal Scallopini M ar$ala...... $ 4 .0 5 ili'linmis ^pl•l i.il Credit Union, Wethersfield, against t 8 a S ^ ty luiulu'iins ,inil Deimonico Steak ...... $ 5 .9 5 b f I D C ('iiumii't dinni'is Harvey J. Bachand, $2,- •ill l.iinily |in m l Baked M anicotti...... $ 4 ,0 0 VERNON CINE I tiSmiBfflVi 010.17, property at 447 Center St. t II S.I V !■ \ IIU Boneless Breast of Chicken Parmesan .$ 4 .9 5 640-9333 a«ll4 13. VWIMM, CT. Beneficial Finance Com­ Bi nOfSBt^ wTa pany of Manchester SALE: Wed. thru Fri. For roeervatlone, call Dante, 647-9995 * »**»»< 1. a, 7, • Wed. & Thurs. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. MmSKlt 1.1, 7, a against Gay Dudzlc, $1,- m WE W ILL BE OPEN NEW YEAR’S DAY ik t i t A tMN.1 OsniiMNi N t i t l pj 940.15, property at 395 Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. i»: r oaWaaiM iroai » J[Onjy_iMn^laeaic Pteturee Paeaee wW be eecepled" ______FR 0M 2T0^P.M .______; Henry 81, PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchetter, Conn., Wed., Dec. 29, 1976 .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn. Wpd Dec. 29. 1976 - PAGE FIVE-A IMA>' ’T'tv'n--tin ..tv tract was signed. If more /> that is VA approved but service-connected disabili­ of notice granting service- than 10 days has expired hospital. Should I drop my Bv FLOYD LARSON I’m having second thoughts ty, am I eligible for connection for disability. news about the course. If I and you have signed the af­ private hospitalization lManfl|fat?r lEu^ninglferalb service-disabled in­ Applicants must be in good (An owlish editor^s notebook firmation agreement, you plan? cancel am I liable for the surance? health except for service- Manchester — A City of Village Charm c l i t i c s can be charged for a por­ A -r This is a matter only contract? A — Eligibility requires connected disabilities. A — A contract for tion of the course. you can decide as to the ad­ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 separation from service Q — I am a veteran with e a r s o n enrollment must be af­ Q — As a veteran of after April 24, 1951, and vantages and disadvan­ M»mb«, Audit BurMu of CIrculillon Mambdr. Unllad Pre»« Iniarntilonal we need Sunday closing laws to per­ a service-connected dis­ tages of having VA We have long ago found the easiest delusion that the Republican party come from Neiman-Marcus' Dallas Q — I have signed up for firmed by the student more W orld W ar II w ith a application for insurance Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. ability and know that I can hospitalization and private way to handle New Year’s needs him more than he needs the mit "workers a day of rest” when we a correspondence course than 10 days after the con­ recently established within one year from date Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. store. Qf’EQ PEARSON receive treatment at a VA hospitalization coverage. Resolutions is to draw them up for party. Only an active assumption of already have a law limiting the work Raymond F. Robinion. Editor-Publlihar Harold E Turklnglon. Managing Editor someone else to keep. Our own abili­ party leadership by Mr. Ford can No. 5— For Congress: A pledge to week to 40 hours? ^Opinion— ------ty to keep resolutions would be com­ avert the Republican party from talk less and act more — which parable to that of a political promise, joining that certain former Califor­ means the Tuesday to Thursday club No. 8— For Gov. Ella T. Grasso: A which means that we really didn't In­ pledge to coordinate all the fiscal Rep. Ted Cummings of the 12th Assembly District has Pllllllllill nia governor on the late, late show should be changed to Monday through iBEEEEEEEEEEEE tend to keep 1976 resolutions until reruns. Friday. We still believe that fence- reports in such a way, the people will attacked the state’s control and regulatory commissions'. “I think they're the biggest farce,” Cummings said 1980 — and, if circumstances which mending should be an avocation not a get a reliable estimate of surpluses ^ Deli D eparim en^peci^ cannot be foreseen intervene, and deficits which will be credible. recently of the various state boards that are appointed to ' CHOICEST MEATS Curiously selective No. 3 — For a certain profession. act as watchdogs over state businesses and agencies. we might ask for another four years former California governor; A pledge DomooUcDomootfe Sllcod then to try to keep those promises. No. 9 — For all party leaders: A He mentioned the state Liquor Control Commission. to listen better. Americans were No. 6 - For the Connecticut , "Many of the people on It either run a package store, IN TOWN $ 1 7 9 pledge not to run for higher office un­ moral sensitivities observing their Bicentennial in 1976. General Assembly: A pledge not to have an aunt or uncle who run a package store, or have a TENOa - CUT non LEI * 4 A A BOILED------HAM HAM Resolution No. 1 — For President­ not the Centennial. let Sunday Blue Laws, the bottle bill til May 1. Maybe then the Assembly mother or father who run one,” he said. lb. Jimmy Carter has said that Canada and Sweden. elect Jimmy Carter; A pledge to pick and thePeter Reilly controversy bill and the Congress can concentrate on "You mean to say that they’re supposed to take an ac­ . as soon as possible, someone to carry MBrnKsnisr 1•98 one of his first acts as presi­ There is another reason why No. 4 — For former Gov. John Con- terfere with basic legislative needs today's problems and issues instead tion that will help the largest number of people? That's '^ndorbor Qormon dent will be to issue a general Mr. Carter’s pardon may not his luggage. How can we trust a man nally: A pledge to stay in Texas such as tax relief by holding down of tomorrow's issues — which will be bull,” Cummings said. who won't let his luggage out of his which may be a hardship on Texans, state expenses. there anyway. He also said that on other regulatory commissions, BOLOGNA pardon to the thousands of self- be the final, healing gesture he sight? members have resigned and taken Jobs in the field that 79* but would be a break for Republicans Kin«n»..... ‘ 1.79 exiled Vietnam war intends it to be. they once regulated. who are trying to find out who they No. 7 — For the logic teachers at No. 10 — For the voters: A pledge protestors. Reaction among Too many American No. 2 — For President Ford: A are and where they stand. The last UConn: A short course in logic for to follow up that vote last November Rep. Abraham Glassman of the 14th Assembly District the exiles themselves seems to families still jp'ieve for sons pledge not to let a certain former thing needed in 1977 are Johnny- legislators so they can explain why California governor continue his — it is not important who for— with a has been named chairman of the House of Represen­ *1.29 be on the order of, "Don’t do us lost in Vietnam to welcome a come-latelies who think party labels M is s CHEESE ..*1** continuing interest in town, state and tatives Committee on Education. lilM CHOKE MUaECI ^ any favors.” flood of returning draft national government. The best in­ Another local legislator. Rep. Robert "Skip” Walsh of During his election cam­ evaders and deserters telling surance we have against inferior Coventry and the 53rd District, is vice-chairman of the TOPBUUESIEIIK committee. *1.39 paign, it will be recalled, Mr. them how immoral their coun­ government is a citizenry that cares. Rep. Richard Willard of the 11th District has been UMM CHOKE MMELECt Carter made a distinction try was. All they know is that EEEEEEEEEEEE n am ^ vice-chairman of the House’s Judiciary Com­ 2 between amnesty and pardon. no American or South Viet­ No. 11 — For our readers: A pledge mittee. Willard is from East Hartford, CUBE STEW •1.49 ^or k Welcome Change, Serve Something from OuP The first, he said, means that namese soldier ever invaded to take politics seriously — but not UCM CHOICE MMELEtS North Vietnam, and that the politicians. It is the only way to Figures compiled by the Connecticut (Conference of what you did was right; the se­ Municipalities show that state towns and cities rank high Fresh Fish Department cond merely means we forgive whether or not the United end 1977 on a sane note. STEW BEEF in the nation in local taxes per person but the s ta te ' *1.39 you. States had any business getting government ranks in the bottom half in per capita taxes. USM CHOICE (1-7 ft. B«|.) While the dictionary involved in that war, there No. 12— For ourselves: A pledge to Connecticut communities taxed at an average of $355 per capita in 1974-75, the last year for which national recognizes no such distinction, would have been no war had it try to deflate pomposity and en­ figures are available. This was the fifth highest rate in WHOLE TENOERLOBIS *2.59 mdst Americans probably not been for the aggression of courage common sense in and out of the nation. The national average for local taxes was $288 COD FILLETS 9 agree with this definition of the North Vietnam. politics for it is the only way to end per person. ALWAYS terms. Certainly the exiles do. It would be asking too much, 1977 in this business on a sane note. State taxes were $342 per capita, compared to a iSuSY ROLLS national average of $376 per person. The state ranked 30th *1.39 FRESH... A number of them have been of course, to suggest that the out of the 50 states in this category. OUlUQUE HOTM. BUfFn interviewed lately on network war protestors, once pardoned, Cornpatch special: As time Combining local and state taxes, Connecticut ranked 3 LB. ALWAYS television news programs, might redirect their efforts to marches on, so does science. It has 15th in the nation with a per capita tax of $697, compared ^CMBDIUM CAN DELICIOUS lb. 1.49 to the national average of $664. ______*4. singing the same old refrain as pointing out to the world the been reported that scientists have always: They were right and continuing barbarism of the developed a stereo deodorant in time for those crowded New Year’s Eve the United States was wrong. victors in Vietnam, as well as parties. It doesn't kill the odor, but EEEEEEBEEEIE IlllH IIIIIII They will settle for nothing Cambodia. The moral sen­ “Y’all make yourself comfortable, we’ll be a-leavin’ in you can't tell where it is coming else than complete and uncon­ sitivities have always about three years.” from. ditional amnesty. remained curiously unstirred N It remains to be seen how by anything done by the other Renovation bid $6,14! TENDER MILK-FED 1 USOA CHOICE BONELESS many of them stick it out on side. BONELESS ITALIAN STYLE | principle and how may sieize The most that can be hoped R.J. Alexander of East Hartford is the apparent low the opportunity to return for is that the exiles have the bidder to renovate buildings at the Nike Site for a center SHOULDER ROAST Money concerns dominated Assembly for the handicapped. home. After all these years, good grace to accept their par­ VEAL CUTLETS The firm submitted a bid of $6,145 for the job, which Mrs. Grasso claimed her austerity merchants — including the giant tuition this year, the legislature's most of the exiles have made don, and the civility not to de­ Bv PETER A. BROWN will include installation of ramps at the Teen Center, the program was responsible for the tur­ chain stores lawmakers specifically answer to increasing education costs new lives for themselves and mand that medals be struck in HARTFORD (TPI) - Money Teen Center Annex, and the Arts Building. Doorways will nabout, but her critics said she had wanted closed — were opening on in a time of budget cutting in govern­ CUTFRORI ronrerns dominated the 1976 have to be widened, and bathroom stalls will have to be THINLY ^ 9 many have become citizens of their honor. manufactured the fiscal prolem in Sundays and shoppers flocked to ment. Connecticut legislature, but when altered to accommodate wheelchairs. order to gain political credit. them. But higher education officials lob­ .SLICED lb. REEF CHUCK lb. W W the year closed the problem was The Town of Manchester had estimated the renovation Projections indicate the state will Some legislative leaders promised bied successfully against a proposal what to do with the surplus, not work would cost about $6,(XI0. have a surplus of at least $40 million renewed action in the 1977 session to to merge the administration of the how to fill a deficit. A total of eight firms bid on the project. Prices sub­ A real can of worms for the current bookkeeping year and reinstitute the restrictions with a law present four levels of public higher COVENTRY STORE The legislature also relaxed mitted ranged from the low one from Alexander to a high some estimates go much higher. that could withstand legal scrutiny, education — the U niversity of restrictions on Sunday shopping one of $14,9(X) given by Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc. We Give Old Fashioned STORE HOURS: The Internal Revenue Ser­ fringe benefit, a host of other Mrs. Grasso had wanted to but a number of their colleagues Connecticut, the four state colleges, only to see a court strike the law Mon, Toes, Wed, Sat vice would be well-advised to liquidate a $29 million veterans fund were skeptical it could be done. Butcher Service... benefits enjoyed by millions of down, consolidated the court the community colleges and the forget its proposal to treat as workers would certainly seem and extend without a comensurate Mrs. Grasso couldn't win, place or vocational technical colleges. WE MLL CLOSE NEW YERirS EVE AT S.'OO 8AM-6PM system and killed Cov. Ella T. pay raise the work week of stafe show when it came to legalized taxable income the free or to qualify. Fully paid or par­ Crasso's plan to restructure con­ The lawmakers voted to reduce Thursday & Friday employes to help meet the cash shor­ gambling. penalties for marijuana possession, STORE HOURS: E reduced tuitions granted by tially paid hospitalization in­ trol of legalized gambling. tage. An ardent foe of gaming, Mrs. Social Security MANCHESTER STORE HOURS- 8AM-8PM But money was the issue when but Mrs. Grasso vetoed the measure many colleges and universities But both plans died under heavy Grasso commissioned former Sunday 8 AM -1 PM surance negotiated under labor lawmakers returned to the Capitol because she said it did ot distinguish Moa S Tues. ’ti 6:00 to their employes and their union contracts, or voluntarily lobbying from veterans groups and National Basketball Association between those caught with an ounce MEADOWBROOK last February with Mrs. Crasso's union members in a blow to Mrs. Commissioner Walter Kennedy to Q. My father recently received the earnings statement ______families. projection of a potential 880 and those found transporting large Wed, Thors, S Fri ti WK) SHOPPING CENTER extended by employers, must Grasso’s prestige. rwommend revisions in the Commis­ quanities. that he requested. I noticed it doesn’t include his military The IRS contends that tuition million deficit freshly in their ROUTE 44A alone represent billions of Instead the Democrat-controlled sion on Special Revenue, which Although 1976 did not see many service. Wasn’t Social Security taken from his paycheck COVENTRY, CONN. minds. then, too? Sat & Sonday waivers — which not all dollars in indirect wages. legislature adopted her proposal to supervises gaming in Connecticut. school strikes, lawmakers • Hemmed and hawed ’M m niDULJLlTD FJLSIS m r k e t schools make available by any In any event, according to use one-time only revenues to meet Kennedy recommended the nine- remembered the walkouts of past A. Not until 1957 did basic pay received while on active 317 HIQHLAND 8T. They hemmed and hawed, rejected cash shortages with the knowledge member panel be abolished, but law­ years and passed legislation gover­ duty in the military count toward Social Security protec­ MANCHESTER, CONN. C means — are not tax-free college and university ad­ two major portions of her plan to that they were using a one-shot solu­ makers wouldn't buy it and they also ning contract negotiations aimed at tion, so if your father had service before then, it wouldn't show. scholarships, as they have ministrators, the people who meet the projected deficit and added tion to fill a gap that would continue refused to go along with her bid to ,««:.iiiiglessening irthe liklihood of an impasse traditionally been considered, would be hardest hit by a some bookkeeping sleight-of-hand. to exist. have Las Vegas Night fundraisers for developing Q. 1 have been told that even though I am getting AFDC lRlRRRiHlHR|lim iH m H When the lawmakers left Hartford Gambled charity outlawed. f- . ■ . payments for my retarded son, he is also eligible for but are taxable fringe benefits change in IRS policy would be , , , Consumers helped Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. Is this in May, projections were for a In taking that tact Mrs. Grasso and Judicial reform because eligibility depends low-income employes, who balanc^ budget and since then the Consumers got a helping hand with true? the lawmakers gambled an improved The lawmakers did pass a judicial upon employment. would either have to forget picture has gotten much brighter. passage of legislation allowing A. Perhaps, but he can't get both. You have to decide economy was on the horizon which reform bill that by 1978 will create a druggists to substitute less expensive which best suits your family situation. Check with Social GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh, Produce Specials As a hearing in Washington about a college education for Connecticut finished the last fiscal would generate the sales tax revenue single tier trial court system, com­ generically equal drugs in place of Security office. BARTENDER the other day made clear, this year June 30, 1976, with a |34.7 on which the state is heavily depen­ bining the Courts of Common Pleas C o llfo n u o Q $ 1 0 0 their children—or turn around million surplus instead of the large the generally higher cost brand Q. How does Social Security actually determine could be opening a real can of and apply for tuition subsidies dent. and the Juvenile Court into the names. And there were the little- whether a person is retarded enough to be considered dis­ COCKTAIL MIX deficit Mrs. Grasso had projected in Those one-shot revenues came Superior Court. Under the change ail November 1975. known bills that affect the daily lives abled? DUTCH MAID i . i j , A LETTUCE O hds. I worms, if not stirring up a from the same government from two sources: appeals will go to the State Supreme hornet’s nest. Both metaphors of state residents. Among them were A. Social Security works with State Disability Deter­ that took them away in the —By changing the accounting Court. laws: mination Unit in deciding if the retarded person is dis­ NOODLES 2 Pk!j!:89^ Indian RIvor Pink are appropriate. first place. system the state was able to credit to But two measures strongly favored —Allowing drinking in bowling abled. In reaching a decision, the state agency evaluates BUMBLEBEE If tuition waivers are taxable one fiscal year money that ordinarily by liberals again bit the dust despite alleys: reports from psychologists, psychiatrists and other LIGHT TU N A...... 6 s * 1 » * would not be counted until the next. well-publicized attempts to get them -Outlawing the sale of studded professional people, and reviews any other evidence GRAPEFRUIT on the books. As long as the state does not revert to snow tires after Feb. 1,1977 and their describing the retarded person's condition. the old system it will never have to A gay rights bill was killed for a se­ use after May 1, 1978; Q. It seems harsh to miss out on a job just because Largo Swoot repay that money. WESSON OIL . 24 ox. bU. cond consecutive year by the House —Requiring free toilets in every Social Security takes four to six weeks to issue a card. Is Carter’s new best and brightest team —Liquidating certain special funds, of Representatives, dashing the SOFT WEVE public restroom; there a shortcut for emergencies? gI een such as the boating and highway hopes of civil libertarians that —Increasing from 90 days to a year A. There are procedures for emergencies, but your BATHROOM TISSUE funds, and spending that money for Connecticut would be the first sUte 2pk.' WASHINGTON — The tone of the the time limit to report rapes; situation may not always be considered emergency. Your Strategic Studies and similar posts. general state purposes. to approve such legislation. best bet is to count on having to wait four to six weeks and CANADA DRY Carter’s presidency will be set in no —Creating a daily lottery modeled S ^ O O PEPPERS lb. ^ Ray Cromley ^ As indicated in the preceding The one-time revenues will not be The Senate was the burial ground after the illegal numbers game; apply for your card at the earliest possible time. SODA QTS small measure by the type of men available for the fiscal 1977-78 year for another controversial proposal - Remember, you only have to do it once unless you lose it. paragraph, they’re not narrowly —Allowing municipal employes to SWEET LIFE and women he has selected for his budget which will be drawn up when the bottle bill — which has become Q. Do I n e ^ a Social Security card if I’m only going to Defense types. Most have a groun­ participate in politics but not run for 2 transition teams. work part time? ding in foreign affairs. Two are the lawmakers return tOgHartford almost an annual item on the office; FLOUR ...... 81b. bag Defense may be a typical example. next month. legislative agenda. A. Regardless of how many hours you may work a former Foreign Service officers. —Repealing the requirement that The six top transition men and one But officials are hopeful the budget week, anytime you earn $50 or more in a calendar quarter GREEN QIANT It O. the correctness of their own con­ Two were with the Defense Bottle bill motorcyclists must wear helmets; woman I’ve been able to study have surpluses created by an improved (three months), you and your employer must pay Social mill mill clusions. They’re sometimes in­ The bill, strongly advocated by en­ MIBLET CORN ^ Department’s foreign affairs depart­ —Designating Jan. 15 as a state Security taxes. And to do that, you must have a Social characteristics which combine to economy will solve that problem. vironmentalists, would prohibit non- tolerant of those who differ with ment, that is, with International holiday in memory of Martin Luthur Security number. /T”-——Y form a rather clear picture of what Cut some levies returnable beverage conUiners from King Jr.; QREENREANS l-4S*1®» With Thu Coupon them. Some use the term "hard Security Affairs (ISA). One had been With Thu Coupon ■ the "new” PenUgon may be like. In an effort to stim ulate the being sold in the state, similar to and $7,50 Purchase nosed.” They have a toidency to look concerned with SALT— the Strategic —Allowing police to return stolen and $7.50 Purchate I They’re young. Average age 37.5. down on men whose background and economy, the lawmakers cut in half legislation on the books in Vermont property to victim before the case Arms Limitation Talks. Another and Oregon. The oldest is 44; the youngest, 33. ideas are based in the main on doing. the seven per cent levies on business comes to trial. FROZEN & DAIRY served with NATO — the North services and purchase of new State college students paid higher 9 They’re establishment types, with The experience of most is heavily *1.00 OFF *1.00 OFF Atlantic Treaty Organization. business equipment. PURINA 28-LB. heavy emphasis on "in” universities freighted with esoteric theory, with a HOODS PDQ Three have had experience as The cuts were a compromise l a n d 0 LAKES - Princeton, Harvard Law and minimum of practical experience on CARNATION Business Schools, Yale Law, Stan­ staffers in the Senate — one on the between those who wanted to help ICE (WWh Coupon) DOQ CHOW the operational level. In the govern­ Armed Services Committee, one on the small merchant by abolishing the PIUrrMiEMiERS LIMIT ONI KN FAMILY SHRIMP ford — and the prestigious CREAM. Vkgal. BUIIEB.. 1lb.qtra. 7 9 ‘ OOOD THRU Die. II LIMIT ONI PIR PAMILY ment, they’ve been concentrated in Intelligence, and one as an aide to business services tax and those who for A Happlor Now Yoor RIDIIM AT HIUHLAND PARK preparatory school, Andover ORI-IOA phiudelphia QOOD THRU D ie . II Pentagon Systems Analysis, in the wanted to give manufacturers an in­ RID IIM AT HIOHLANO PARK ^ Academy. Sen. Walter Mondale, the vice- Bar Suppilea: Old Shot Olaaaaa National Security Council, the Board president elect. centive to expand by eliminating the Today’s thought lea Buokala ONON Cmm 4'QQ They’re bright. Two of the seven tax on machinery. of National Estimates, Office of Though some Defense civilian old Gn S . ox.pkg f c R V V ir'Uh Thu Coupon I- were Rhodes scholars. All did There were indications further Win# Raeka RMfiS.. .1201. 66 6 8 With ThU Coupon ! Management and the Budget. timers call them “a bunch of JENO and $7.50 Purchaie extremely well in school. A friend attempts would be made in the com­ Opanara and $7.50 Purchaie I They’re basically “big picture.” 0 " « T R 4 s h a r p A A a who taught one at Harvard Law liberals,” basically, it appears from ing session to abolish both levies. Plu$ M arif Mora/f SNACK In one sense, a number seem to be conversations they’ve had with men KRAFT U N O 0 LAKES ■ School says he was one of the two Motorists paid most of the freight "And suddenly there was with the FULL SELBCTION OP POPULAR CHEESE...... 10 ox. v v In the Robert Strange McNamara in the Pentagon, they foresee the tained by human wisdom or ettorts— PRICED STEMWARE TRAY... .7WOI. brightest In his class, whose answers for the business tax relief, with a angel a multitude of the heavenly SWEET LIFE MIRACLE WHIP BUHER I mold. That is, they reportedly necessity of increasing military out­ penny a gallon added to the gasoline but by accepting the prince of peace OUALITY PAPER PLATES ARA LEE were well thought out, and included host praising God and saying, "Glory and His way as our own. God gfvM as CHAROERS FOR YOUR SELTZER believe most problems can be solved lays, though not, perhaps, along lines tax and tolls increased on state ••S r material not confined to law cases, to God in the highest, and on earth MAKER COFFEE 79< I by computer analysis based on an in­ followed in the immediate past. highways. we give up our desires and allow Hl$ «|L|* Lb. Qtrs. ■ W ■ which Indicated an extremely wide' peace among men with whom he is sS^ ASH TRAYS - ALL SHAPES Ultlf ONI PIR PAMILY LIMIT ONI PIR FAMILY I put of a range of mathematical will to be done. Let us begin the New CAKE OOOD THRU Die. II OOOD THRU DIG. II | As a group, it appears they may After more than 300 years Connec­ pleased!” Luke 2:13-14 A PRICES range of reading. Year by giving God His place In life RIDUMAT mOHLANDPARK = RIO IIM n,AT mwriLMnuHIOHLANO rAUKPARK I assumptions and numerical data. favor unconventional approaches ticut relaxed its ban on Sunday sales, 22(1 *National Park Service present­ Wild burro population turned loose or strayed from their other than man; natural predation is ly is considering several proposals to very limited.” He said there are an estimated 600 “ If a state may require owners, was first noted in the north- deal with the animals. The proposals Public indignation ran cannot be applied to ac­ Harris pulled off a do so. The court felt Harris convicted of a felony could central New Mexico region in the Hunter said the burros eat much of Indian ruins which are threatened by high some years ago when tions that have occurred in fraudulent land deal. At the was entitled to know, at the get a license to practice good character (for) the include simply letting them alone, getting out of hand 1930s, said Bandelier Superintendent the grass in the area and the loss of the water erosion and the “ rubbing relocating the animals, maintaining children began losing their the past. time, the prescribed time he committed the medicine. A former practice of medicine,” said John Hunter. vegetation has become a m ajor and tramping” of the animals. This rule against "ex punishment for his offense fraud, how seriously it was burglar, hoping to become the court, "it may rightful­ LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (U P I) — A National Monument is increasing by a smaller herd, or trying to eliminate T W K r lives in abandoned “ It has now grown to about 140 source of soil erosion. Additionally, the herd. refrigerators. Couldn’t the post facto” laws is laid was two years in prison. looked upon by society. a doctor, challenged the ly determine what shall be herd of wild burros that is damaging nearly one-third each year because animals, and our research indicates he said, the animals’ habit of Efforts by man to control the burro V A M U N ^ owners of those down in Article I of the But by the time he was However, the rule law as ex post facto. the evidence of that the environment and threatening the animals have no natural enemies, it is increasing at 29 per cent an­ "trailing,” or walking in single file, population in the monument have had refrigerators be punished Constitution. Based on caught and brought to trial, applies only in the field of But the court rejected character.” historic Indian ruins at the Bandelier The herd, initially composed of nually,” Hunter said. “ These creates hard paths that lead to water only limited success. f A W Y E R - : for having left them in such elementary fairness, it the legislature had upped criminal law. Civil dis­ his challenge, saying the A pulilir service « by Will Bcfn.ifd hazardous condition? applies not only to the the penalty to four years. abilities may indeed work new law was not a punish­ The answ er was no, creation of new crimes but The judge tried to im­ retroactively. For ment but merely a means fcuHirc of the Amerlenn because until that time also to the increasing of pose a four-year sentence, example: of maintaining high ethical llnr Assoehilion and the Becker backed there had been no law on punishment for an existing but a higher court ruled A new law declared that standards in the medical Conncrlleul Bar Associa­ the subject. And new laws crime. Thus; that he could not lawfully no one who had ever been profession. tion. for health post

what problems there are as MVD INFO they see them. JUNE TOMPKINS "W e have an incomplete Herald Reporter list of health needs because and (blearances Q. It has been said that The Subarea F Council of of incomplete representa­ play Sanfa to yourself with biggest savings at all DSL stores I buying a car is the second Relax! Food Mart's thought of everything for New Year Parties! the North Central Connec­ tion from towns in the sub- most costly expenditure ticut Health Systems Agen­ area,” Dr. Wickersham All D&L stores closed this S a t & Sun. te give eur ce-werkers a full New Year’s Heliday Weekend that the average family cy (HSA) Tuesday night said. makes, next only to buying endorsed Henry Becker of However, members, pre­ ------r a home. I'm looking to buy U.S.D.A. CHOICE I ICE CREAM Glastonbury as a candidate sent acknowledged that a good used car but I ’m BEEF • LOIN I SEALTEST for the State Health Coot- mental health n e^ s are a WALDBAUM'S dinating Commission. definite priority. snowed by those ab­ I A ll FLAVORS^ breviated ads. Please In presenting his creden­ The HSA has received a YOUNG JUNIOR explain. I 16 GALLON tials to the group, Becker sizeable increase in federal FAMOUS MAKER SPECIAL QROUPI A. The following list does SIRLOIN I CARTON said he began working in funding which will SPORTSWEAR not include all items but the state health planning facilitate future planning, JEWELRY BOXES f WITH PURCHAtR OP H I M OB MOHR AND THIS COUPON AT POOD | JUNIOR DRESSES I MART IXCLUtlVIOPCOUPONITfMI.OOOOMON.,OIC.IFTHHU ' field several months before Ralph Pollock, HSA should give you a pretty ^PRI.DIC II LIMITONt'YOAL ONICOUPONPtllPAMILV. j good idea of what you’re the HSA was formally es­ executive director, told the SAVINGS going after: a)c — air con­ STIAM tablished last summer. He group. A new total of $357,- ditioning, at — automatic Is a consumer and OOO will enable the North 2 tr a n s m is s io n , cb — Holiday Store represents the labor move­ Central Connecticut HSA citizen's band radio, conv COCA COLA ment. to increase its staff from 1 /3 O F F — convertible, cpe — 32 OUNCE ROHLES Concerned with the inac­ five to ten members. 1 /2 O F F 1/3,„1/2 0FF coupe, cyl — cylinders (4, Qossd Friday at 6 P. tive membership of the Pollock said. He said he 6, 8), dir — dealer, dr — Maw Yaar's iva ■ • u . Subarea Council which in­ has already begun adver­ doors (2, 4), hdtp — hard­ tising for new staff Reg. $26 to $46. What a treat for A great group of pre-teen Closed All Day Sat., Jan. 1. ^ cludes the towns of An­ top, lo mi — low mileage, U.S.D.A. CHOICE R O T T L E S ______^ dover, Hebron, Bolton, members. tired budgetsi Save on one and slacks, sweaters, gauchos, pb — power brakes, pd — Glastonbury, Marlborough, The next meeting of the Opan Sag., Jan. 2 - 9a.m. to 4 p.mT ” WITH PURCHAII OP III.M OR M ORI AND THIS COUPON AT POOO two-piece dresses, 2-pc. skirt skirts, jeans and outerwear, too, power disc brakes, ps — I MART IXCLUSIVIOPCOUPONITIMS eOODMON.,OIC.irTNBU I East Hartford, and South Subarea F Council will be ^P R I.O IC II LIMIT 4 BOTTLII ONI COUPON PIN PAMILV. Regularly $10 te $30. Pretty 9 sets, jacket dresses, long and sizes 6 to 14. power steering, p seats — Windsor besides Jan. 25 in the Municipal jewelry be power seats, pw — power Waldbaom's Maw York Styh Dolil Beef Round Manchester, the group Building. jewelry boxes In lots of sizes, short styles, plus some fall and windows, rad ti — radial agreed it is better to get shapes and colors. Tuck a few holiday colors. tires, sed — sedan, spd con- DOMESTIC MAJESTY IMPORTED more interested members away for gifts to come this yearl Young Juniors, only at D&L trl— speed control, tape — COOKID COOKID TIP ROAST [" orange JUICE I to join rather than pare the Defrauders Accessories, all D&L stores. tape player, std tr — stan­ D'S • 100% FLORIDA existing membership list. Corbins, Bristol, Avon and dard transmission, vnyl — HAM HAM A spokesman from HSA sentenced Junior Dresses, all D&L stores. Manchester. vinyl top, wrnty — warran­ FRESHLY SLICED FRESHLY SLICED Vi GALLON headquarters in Hartford ty, wgn — station wagon. WORCESTER, Mass. CARTON said that there are over 300 Q. OK, I know what I’m members, but the average (U P I) — Two of three men going after. What’s good • 1 2 S 4 3 convicted in connection H # ^ LB. WITH PURCNASI OP UI.MOR M ORt AND THIS COUPON AT POOO i attendence at the monthly way to test-drive a used I MART f XC LU tIVI OP COUPON IT IM t. GOOD MON., OIC. 17 THRU * with a scheme to defraud car? U.S.O.A. CNOtCE ■ BEEP I PRI.ORC 31 LIMITi^OAL ONI COUPON PIR PAMILT. meetings in Manchester R O A ST BEEF AAtiHLriuciD Round Tip Steak has been only about 25 per­ General Motors with phony A. A cco rd in g to an N i l * V M R FIESH warranty claims have been U.S.D.A. CN O lC f BEEP ■ RONELEM sons. expert writing in a Shell SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE sentenced to two years in QIRLS FLANNEL FAMOUS MAKER Chuck Steak (UNDER BLADRI The group decided to BOYS COTTON Oil answer book, here’s one jail Tuesday and fined 32,- U.S.D.A CHOICE BEEP - BONELESS CHICKEN send a letter to its con­ good way which can tell WALNUT CHEESE BALLS 500. SLEEPWEAR you a lot about the car: Chuck Roast (UNOERBLADC) sumer representative who FLANNEL P.J.’s MENS AMERICAN CHEESE “ ‘SST LEGS Sentenced Tuesday in 1. W h ile th e c a r's has not attended the last Veal Patties £?.■* i OH 6. rM 01. MIS HHNZ | Superior Court were R. perked — Put the car in NOVALCOTU FRESNLT four meetings of the HSA SPORT SHIRTS LOX SALE MALAMAN AAICCO '-LA *| . 6 9 Gordon Butler, former neutral, increase the Board of Directors. Calves Liver SLICED owner of the Butler engine speed and check the BEEF BOLOGNA I JUNIOR BABY FOOD' A letter will be sent to Chevrolet dealership in 6 .9 7 exhaust. B lack sm oke Alan Ober of South Wind­ 3 .9 9 -1 4 .9 9 CARANDO GENOA SALAMI Beef Patties wm sor stating his respon­ Lowell, and Theodore m eans a ca rb u retion PRtMO Kemos of Dracut, former sibilities to the Board of 1 0 .9 7 problem . B lu e sm oke PEPPERO N I CARANDO SUCInI HOT mr SWE general manager of the Italian Sausage FRESH ^ Directors as a subarea con­ could mean a worn engine. CARANDO NEW CMOLANO auto shop. sumer representative, Regularly $9 and $9.50. Choose W hite "smoke,” when LUNCHEON SAUSAGE W einers OSCAR MAYER Butler was denied a mo­ Regularly $7 to $20. Save on Reg. $18 to $22. A fabulous A U W ftT 'f CHICKEN starting a cold engine, is OSCAR M ATER reminding him that he is from ski or middy styles in LEAN PASTRAMI FRELHLT SLICED tion for a stay of sentence this great assortment of warm group of sport shirts for men. In probably just water vapor. Beef Franks ‘1.09 supposed to send an alter­ so he could be with his nate if he cannot attend, gowns, robes and pajamas for assorted colors. Boys sizes 8 to 2. Starling out — Before COCKTAIL FRANKS nothkund BREASTS mother, who he said was many styles, colors. Sizes S, M, you take off, shift back and WEAvea DUTCH PRY M OZ ‘off! and asking him to indicate 16. Party Pack •2.09 critically ill. The judge girls, sizes 4 to 14. L, XL. I ON A 12 OZ. ROHLE • WALDEN FARMS ) forth from reverse to drive WEAVER CHICKEN ROLL COLONIAL C his intentions in a letter of sentenced him to Bristol (low gear for manual Sliced Bacon CENTER CUT ' LD n« o ‘ 1.09 response. HEBREW NATIOIIALAU. BEEP County House of Correc­ Mens Shops: Corbins, Avon, FRANKS KOSHER NATVRAL CASINO OEM Lo-Cal Drttsings | In a follow-up of listing transmissions.) Be alert tion. Kemos was sentenced D&L Girls: Corbins, Avon, D&L Boys Shops: Corbins, Bristol, Manchester, Vernon for unusual noises, or slip­ SALAMI Child Mild Franks 79*^ j ALL VARIETIES the health needs of the sub- to Middlesex County House Bristol and Manchester stores. Avon, Bristol and Manchester. E page. Then drive the car on SHENANDOAH area F community which of Corrections. Both and New Britain stores. the highway and check for TURKEY BAR WHITE MCAT Sh^lder”^oast ..‘119 OUR REST R REA I^ began last month. Dr. C.W. were convicted last week them again during gear M EAT w BEEP COOKED Wickersham of Bolton "HOT " BAGELS on charges they falsified changes. They could mean Bologna or Salam i »<>oci.u. 59. VEAL suggested contacting the warranty claims to bilk transmission trouble. Hl-C CHOPPED LIVER SiAfOOD SPtCIALS Of THl WitKI visiting nurse groups and General Motors of several 3. Stopping. Accelerate PATTIES health directors in uie sur­ thousand dollars. POTATO■COLE SLAW id FRUIT PUNCH smoothly to about 30 m.p.h. V ^ A L A D S OR MACARONI FRESH SCROD FILLETS '1 .7 9 rounding towns for input on Then slow down by LARGE WHITE SHRIMP cSlrT *3.89 MENS’ WINTER pressing the brake pedal. If KING CRAB CLAWS ALASKAN < 1.99 the pedal continues to go C down, it could mean a leak fiOZlH FOODS OALOni S H R IM P PEELED B DEVEIHEO ^ *1 .9 9 DONT BE LEFT BEHIND OUTERWEAR MENS ALL-WOOL in the brake system. ASSORTED FLAVORS . V, OAL. CARTON VASSARETTE SPORT COATS 4. Bmpty perking lot — Th« roMrvatlon doadllM tor our two Spoclal Bar- Drive slowly and move the SEALTEST KOSHER DILL SPEARS 59* muda Tripa la almoat hara. Wa can not aceopt BRIEFS, BIKINIS 2 9 .9 7 steering-wheel back and Stores Closed Son., Dee. 26 - Sale Starts Mon., Dee. 27 any raaarvatlona attar January 7 ,1B77 for our on# forth. Slow steering ICE CREAM ONION SOUP MIX . . c . A . i 49* Reg. $40. Save now on warm response could mean worn M""i"anwmmawtwwwmmmnwmwammmmBwmawm wook Qolf Trip to Tho Bolmont Hotol tor only POUND OR CHOCOtATE WHIRL $389.00 por poraon. Thia Includaa Air, Holal, 2 artic parkas and hooded ski steering linkage. Then CHOCK FULL O' NUTS CAKES?,^ 89* ^ aBTER'S SPiaAL • U.S. NO. FOOD CLUB TOMATO JUICE J?,"*!. 39* 4 4 .9 7 m -e P U M IO A 1 maalt dally, unllmitad goN and mora. jackets. Perfect for keeping accelerate to 25 m.p.h. and TOMATO JUICE 8ACBAA4INTO let the car steer itself. TOP FROST ORANGE JUICE 2l!:£99‘ MOZ.CAN Raaarvatlona for our Spoclal Sonaala Baach warm and looking great! OATLORO 1.97 Veering could mean im­ CRINKLE CUT POTATOES 49* Hotal long wooktnd can not bo accoptod attar proper wheel alignment or CAYIORD 1 Cranberry January 28,1977. Thia apaclal 8 day pMkaga In­ Mens’ Shops: Corbins, Avon, Reg. $60. Choose natural all- other front-end problems. SMALL DELUXE PIZZA 89* cludaa Air, Hotal, 2 maala dally, gratultiaa and Bristol, Manchester, Vernon, wool blazers in solid tones, and 5. Bumpy Road— Drive NAPKINS GAYLORD LEMONADE * oi. cnns 2 f*ns26« 1 Sauce much mora lor only 8828.00 por poraon. New Britain. , beautifully tailored sportcoat over an uneven road. 110 COUNT PKC I roODCLUB 140/ CAN Severe swaying or boun­ PIZZA SNACK TRAY 99* POTATO W hole Hfrr or Sir 4incd Doni bo diaappointod, raaarva your aoata now. Reg. $4.50 to $5. Four beautiful­ styles In checks and plaids. cing might indicate bad For Inlormatlon and raaarvatlona plaaaa call or ly feminine styles of briefs and LENDER'S BAGELS >>« «• 39* 20 POUND BAG atop In. shocks. (Listen for bikinis, all with cotton crotches. excessive rattles and \j»UMPKIN PIE 69*y noise.) Choose pink, blue, white, nude. FAMOUS JUNIOR Mens’ Shops: Corbins, Avon, 6. Perked — Park, but OBIRTI COLOHAL Bristol, Manchester and New leave the engine idling. RIPE PITTED OLIVES .so. c« DENIM JEANS FMfSH fKlSH DAliY OfllGNTSI SOUTH WINDSOR TRAVEL ADVISORS D&L Lingerie, all stores. Britain. After a bit, move the car BARTENDERS MIXES JIS?,**’ .*.", il 1701 EHInglon Road and check for leaks un­ HOOD'S ■ IN % FLORIDA South WIndaor, ConnaoUcut 06074 derneath. (Water drips STAiT roui HIW riA i WITH THl fttSMtST, PRINCE CURL LASAGNE <•« »o 203-a44-24M 1 /3 O F F from the air-conditioner ORANGE H tA im U T SALADS HATUfff HAS TO OftU TOPCO FOAM CUPS »c'M V are normal.) Check for WOAL. WITH Regularly $18 to $22. Soft washed CARTON COUPON D B A PIRM-TAITT leaks around the engine, Irtib-Crisp-CaHftniia ^ L O R iO A 2 JUICE K C I # denim jeans reduced from our too. 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Manche»ter, Conn., Wed., Dec. 29, 1976 Mocko-Bergamini our I Dr, Lamb

neighbor’s Robin Jean Bergamini of Manchester and Michael Gonorrhea can be fully cured It George Mocko Jr. of Stafford Springs were married Dec. 11 at St. Bridget Church in Manchester. By Uw rcM c E. Lamb, M.D, kitchen By BETTY RYDER The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bergamini Jr. of 25 Green Manor Rd. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Q. Mocko of West ' Dear Dr. Lamb — I need must feel. The blood test gonorrhea infection may sion to remind all young Willington. ' r an answer badly to a ques- done for marriage do a tubal sterilization of people that gonorrhea is a The Rev. William Killeen of St. Bridget Church per­ tion that has been examination is not a test the woman. I hasten to add contagious illness. You can Can you spare a dollar for a cup of coffee? bothering me for for gonorrhea and your that the tubes can become get it from anyone who is formed the double-ring ceremony. The church was The other day at the supermarket switched back to coffee — real, old decorated with bouquets of gladioli. The folk guitarists sometime. I don't know previous Infection will not blocked from many other infected if you have sexual “Me,” he answered in a small mar­ there was a sign posted over the fashioned, percolator coffee, black how else to phrase It so be detected by the test. The causes, and Just because a relations with them. tyred voice. and soloists were ^ w ard and Donna Dubaldo of An­ and strong and $3.49 a pound. The here it is bluntly. blood test is only for woman has blocked tubes In women there is a fair­ coffee counter. "We feel that coffee After my husband left for work I dover. very smell of that coffee in my The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a full- About a year ago I was syphilis. ly high incidence of asymp­ prices have become ridiculous and poured myself a second cup of tea does not mean that she has kitchen made my nerves go twang length A-line gown of white Qiana fashioned with fitted unfortunate enough to con­ Tests are being had gonorrhea. tomatic gonorrhea. The ask our customers to switch to sub­ and enjoyed feeling politically ac­ and made me feel vibrant and alive lace bodice, Victorian coliar and long sleeves trimmed tract a severe case of developed for gonorrhea, change in normal stitutes until suppliers reduce their tive. I thought of that two-pound can No, since you had the again. with wide venise lace and cathedral train accented with gonorrhea. I went to my but they are still in the secretions may not be costs.” of coffee gathering dust on the super­ good Judgm^t to see your Now, I realize that a consumer lace. Her elbow-length veil of silk illusion was arranged gynecologist, and with research stage. The enough to warn her that It took me a moment to digest the market shelf and of the rich coffee doctor and get early treat­ boycott is the orderly non-violent from a headpiece of fresh stephanotis, burgundy time and medication I was diagnosis of gonorrhea Is ment there Is no real she is infected. This also message, but when I did 1 resolutely barons throwing up their be-jeweled way of getting prices down. And rosebuds, baby's breath, boxwood and holly. She carried given a clean bill of health. still made by identifying danger that the disease happens in men but not removed the two-pound can of coffee hands in surrender. a matching colonial bouquet trimmed with lace and nearly as often. Birth con­ from my shopping cart and put it In the middle of the morning I heavens knows. I’d like to see that I am now going with a the organism from a smear will recur. If you have happen. velvet cord. wonderful man and we taken with a swab or by gonorrhea again it will be trol pills, lUDs, and the back on the shelf. stopped for a bouillon break. I didn’t resist when the boycott was Mrs. Beverly Ann MalOne of Plymouth, Mass., the have discussed marriage. I similar techniques. That is from a new sexual partner, withdrawal technique will "They are absolutely right!” I said At lunch I had a nice cup of cocoa. bride's sister, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were not protect a person from to the woman standing next to me. During the afternoon I tried tea against sugar. I wouldn’t resist if it have never mentioned this one reason why it is more not from one in the past. were against butter, or milk, or Robin Sapienza and Denise Bessette, both of Manchester, incident to him for it is difficult to diagnose Your children will not be venereal disease. The con­ "We consumers boycotted sugar, we again. '1 ? ; mayonnaise. But when it comes to and Marianne Albee of New Britain. something I prefer to gonorrhea and develop affected with the disease dom will help some if it is can do the same thing with coffee. By 5 p.m. my coffee nerves were so giving up my cup of coffee, they’re Thomas R. Mocko of West Willington, was his brother's more effective ways of used properly. Tbis same I'm switching!” relaxed that I barely had the strength forget. When I go for my now that you have been asking too much. best man. Ushers were Albert Soucie of Enfield, Stephen erradicating it. cured. Children can be information also applies to The next morning I brewed up a big to get dinner on the table. And at 9 l i blo^ test, I am petrified I’d certainly prefer a non-violent Schulthess of Madison, and Michael Malone of Plymouth, that perhaps due to some You did the right thing, affected during birth by a some people not so young. fragrant pot of tea. p.m. I fell asleep during a hatchet the bride's brother-in-law. solution, but to honest with you, in chemical reaction the test and I want to commend you woman with active, un­ Germs don’t care how old "Isn’t this wonderful!” I said to murder on Kojak. That did it! A reception was held at the Army & Navy Club in this one situation, I’d rather fight might show some evidence on going to your doctor right treated gonorrhea. you are — 9 or 90. my husband, as we sipped our tea The next morning, after a brief Manchester, after which the couple left on a skiing trip to together. "As long as it's wet and struggle with my conscience. I than switch! that would indicate that at away. Your early treat­ I should take this occa­ (Newspaper Enterprise Vermont. They will reside in Stafford Springs. hot, who can tell uie difference?” 2 Assn.) Mrs. Mocko is employed as a sixth grade teacher at one time I had V.D. I have ment may have made it heard that this is possible. possible for you to be a Granby Memorial Middle School. Mr. Mocko is employed Nassiff Photo as an environmental health inspector for the Town of Is it true? Can our children mother. One of the big dangers of Somers. Mrs. Michael G. Mocko Jr. be affected by this in any way even though I am O.K. gonorrhea is that it will now? Also can it ever recur cause inflammation of the Sonesta Trifle again without any reason? tubes and cause them to Dear Reader — I unders­ become blocked with scar In keeping with the holiday spirit, Add sugar and unflavored gelatine these bite-sized chicken pieces dipping tand how desperate you tissue. In effect a 9 Antoine Lopez, renowned chef at the to milk and scald over medium heat them into delicious honev-butter Rib Room of the Hotel Sonesta in in small saucepan. Set aside to cool sauce. Star-Kist ^ fRichmondMH means toward this experience. The Hartford, sent along one of his and set. Fold in whipped cream. BuCered Honey Chicken Bite* The Nutmeg Branch YWCA of the Carlson, R.N. and Esther Rubin, famous "Dickens” recipes for you to Drain fruit cocktail and carefully Hartford Region will sponsor a Pre- group will meet on Tuesdays at 7:30 A.C.S.W. Ms. Carlson is a nurse- 6 broiler-fryer chicken thighs, p.m. at the YWCA, 78 N. Main St., enjoy. fold into cream mixture. boned Orgasmic Group for Women, begin­ practitioner in one of the obstetrical- Chunk Paper ^ beginning Jan. 18 or the following The "Olde English Trifle” is a Line lady fingers vertically around 4 this, butter ning in January. gynecological practices in Rec offers varied SUPERMARKETS week. delicious, colorful dessert, perfect one-quart siz ^ bowl. Soak with 4 this honey This is a group for those women Manchester. Ms. Rubin is a social The group will be led by Billie Tuna Towels Punch for your festive holiday dining. When sherry wine. Carefully spread layer 1 tsp. terriyaki sauce who have not experienced sexual worker experienced in casework and women'*8 programs Holiday Store Hours! prepared in a crystal bowl, the rich of jam over lady fingers. 1 tsp. seasoning salt orgasm and who wish to explore group work, who has been leading gold and deep red strip^ effect Pour blanc mange mixture over assertiveness training groups with Finest Supermarkets fW riite A ‘'i tsp. garlic salt Registration will begin Classes are run as a com­ creates a decorative pattern for your lady finger lining, filling bowl ap­ >4 tsp. pepper the YWCA. Assorted proximately half full. Arrange sliced The participating women will meet on Monday at 9 a.m. for the munity service with fees Open until 6pm Fri., 175ct holiday table. *■ 2 cup sesame seeds, toasted banana over top. Soak remaining as a group for 10 weekly sessions. winter women's programs all under 510 per session. roll Sonesta Trifle Cut each boned chicken thigh into 6 sponsored by the New Years Eve. 1 dozen lady fingers lady fingers with wine and place over to 8 pieces. Pat dry and chill over­ Church group to tour NYC The only exceptions to this group Since many classes have a 39 Manchester Recreation SSf 49 sliced banana. process are the initial interviews class limit early registra­ 1 jar rasberry jam night. Melt butter and honey in small Department. Classes will Closed Saturday, 1 banana Pour the half-set Jello over top, en­ saucepan. 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•Y PAGE TEN-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (^nn.. Wed., D ec^_g^J^ .1 Municipal building to close Friday SIARTTHE NEW YEAR nGHT... ^ | | g | | | Found dog needs a home The Municipal Building wiU be dosed Friday, Dec. 81 Highway, 64^8070; refuse, 649-1886; and sanitary sewer in observance of the New Year’s, holiday. and water, 649-9897. Because she couldn’t see a nice dog without a home, black labrador, is a male, doesn’t look neglected, and Emergency telephone numben for the day are; Barbara Benoit of Bunce Dr. now has a large male dog minds well. she found on the road plus a dog and cat of her own. Because she was on her way to work she dropped the She's looking for the owner of the found dog. dog off at the South Windsor Police Station and in turn Host Wishos For Ms. Benoit, who works in a Bloomfield Insurance of­ the police called the dog warden. An ad was put in the fice, was on her way to work the other morning when newspaper but no one has claimed him. Each of theta advertlMd Itamt It re­ Stop Sl ^ she saw the dog on Giapel Rd., which runs on the South Ms. l^noit said she couldn’t bear to see the dog left ADVERTISED quired to be reedily avelleble for sole Very ‘ at the pound so she picked him up last night. at or bolow tho odvortlsod prioa In Windsor-Manchester line. ITEM PDLICY_ oach AfrP Rtorai oxoopt os spocifl- STORE ALL STORES OPEN USUAL STORE HOURS AU WEEK She said the dog appeared lost so she, and another She hopes if the rightful owner doesn’t claim him r callynotodlnthlsod. Happy New Year woman driver who came along, took 20 minutes to that someone will want to give him a good home. Ms. HOURSi ^LOSE at 0:00 P.M. NEW YEARS EVE. coax it into her car. Benoit can be reached at home at 649-2245 or at work, FRBMAILBFU8ATMPI She said the dog looks like part shepherd and part 243-8811, ext. 7822.

C0NTMIIS:3NEASTqm.,3LEB OEM-CRY-O-VAC Qm..3IIEiXI,3WIINS,ANB Pas tore-Chafee transition 3 3ET3BF8IILETS Semi-Boneless takes place very quietly CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - Sen. will be officially sworn in Jan. 4 in Bank. Hams John 0. Pastore nursed a cold at Washington with the other freshmen lonata said he expected Pastore home and his successor, Sen, John H. senators. and his wife to take off for a "see Chafee flew in from a Vermont ski Pastore, 69, said he had no regrets America” vacation. trip as power quietly shifted at mid­ about leaving. "They’ve had long plans for a sort FULLY night from the vivacious Democrat "Oh, no, no, no. Oh absolutely of see America trip and I think COOKED to his quiet Republican successor. not,” he said. "This a matter of per­ they're going to be gone for a while," FliSil HALVES The transition Tuesday night and sonal choice.” lonata said. U.8.DJI early today was deliberately without ‘T m all right," he said of his However, Pastore wasn’t sure 2 wsPEcra fanfare for both the senior senator, cough. "I'm up and about. I’m just when he’d be leaving. 69, and the three-term ex-govemor confined to the house on doctor’s “Well no, we don’t know,” he said. who succeeds him. orders." Pastore spent his last day in public There were no tears over at office confined at home on doctor’s Pastore's Providence office as aides orders. busied themselves with destroying Sen. Hart "You see, I can afford to take care stationery envelopes bearing the of myself now," the senator said in a senator’s frank, according to press eulogized husky voice in telephone interview. aide Dante lonata. For 26 years, Pastore was a political “W ere not crying, for heaven AU. YOUR HOUDAY RMffY NEEDS! 9 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senators, powerhouse in Washington. His sakes," lonata said. "We’re tearing federal officials and just plain folk career in Democratic politics lasted up stuff.” turned out Tuesday for the funeral 41 years and is now over. Pastore said goodbye to staffers ThelWtAnngPIsceJI Chafee, Rhode Island’s first Monday night “at a little party at the services eulogizing Sen. Philip A. QBE BREAT HEAT BUYST ( oai miTUBES a g a jr .g Republican senator in 40 years, home of one of the secretaries,” Hart, who died Sunday of cancer at gained seniority over 15 freshmen lonata said. 64. POLEOIBEWHIED- MEBIUM - FM ® laOKED Among the congregation at St. senators as a result of the The senator has said he plans to 2 ui. $ Q 5 9 Democratic patriarch's decision to spend time with his wife, Elena, and Mathew's Cathedral were 23 retire six days early. their three grown children. He will senators. Attorney General Ekiward PM O Roast Beef 1^* 99' Chafee scheduled a news con­ assume a position as chairman of the Levi and hundreds of mourners whose attire ranged from full dress ference in Providence for today. He board of the Columbus National COOKa - lEAOY TO EAT STOIE suca • MPORTEO to ski parkas and dungarees. Hart's ashes were interred today at St. Anne's Catholic Cemetery on Lobsters (FROZEN) Cheese SWISS '/ill.; Teamster pension fund Mackinac Island, Mich., next to the grave of his first-born son, who RFCF CHUCK BONELESS REEF LOW - SHELL - RONE-W ROTMUM-fiERHAH drowned at the age of 3 more than 30 investments detailed years ago. SHOULDER M si29 CHICAGO (UPI) - The nearly »1.4 prudence and conservatism" in The Rev. Vincent Hart of Sirloin Steak ^ V? Boiogna Manhasset, N .Y., who was not POT ROAST®® lfb billion in assets of the scandal- handling the money of the fund’s 450,- FRESH - COLE SLAW OR plagued Teamsters Central States 000 union participants. He said his related to Hart but who was dean at VniOlE 01 eW K - OXFOM Pension Fund include gambling team of financial managers would Georgetown University when Hart MARAILE |W n S 4 9 9 was a student there, eulogized him at BSROUNO casinos in Las Vegas, gasoline try to change the fund's 65 per cent k r ■ stations in New York City, an inn and investment in real estate to a “50-50 Tuesday’s service as a “gentle man F R ^ f t lll TOP ROUND ROAST Pickies neRBORLYI" Potato Saiad 49$ of God" whose chief characteristic country club in Savannah, Ga., and balance" with other investments WHOLE rich land holdings in Southern within the next three years. was an open mind. PEPPEHONI, After the service, the coffm was OR IElfiavow PALE BNOa ALE California. As of last Jan. 31, Shannon said, the HALE $i69 LtM m Uta-JMI SAUSA6E. OR (WEESE^**^^ Details of the much-investigated fund’s assets amounted to fl.363 rolled down the aisle, passed Hart’s DELI(»0US OOlOlQUilllRE fund’s assets were released Tuesday billion with $808 million in real estate eight children and widow, Jane. Mrs. FROZER by Daniel Shannon, the executive mortgages and 8113 million in other Hart kissed the coffin, then got into D dl director hired in 1973 to help bring real estate holdings. her car. respectability to the operation. RATRICK CUDAHY CANNED Ilie release of the information con­ Geielia Hi-C %hef-Boy-ar-ded tained in document a half-inch thick was designed to show the fund had no CANNED POLISH HA E dark secrets in its investment Blast rips basement program. Fnitt Drinks At a news conference. Shannon Pizza said he believed the fund’s problems of apartment complex can with the Internal Revenue Service CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - An bridge Housing Authority. were almost over, described his explosion blew out two walls on the Yellow school bu.ses were used to 13 u . relations with a newly reorganized grcHind floor of a 2&4tory high rise take residents to various locations, in­ U S. .v1 IDAHO BAKING board of trustees as “excellent” and b ak in g ^------■ SUNKIST-88 SIZE apartment building Tuesday, cluding the homes of relatives and Pk| promised to report to authorities any spewing smoke through the structure C hospitals. irregularities or kickbacks un­ POTATOES and forcing evacuation of more than “1 was cooking and I heard O E S ^ I NAVEL ORANGES covered in past fund operations. 1,500 residents into freezing weather. something go boom" said Anna St. ? ‘ 8 9 * He also indicated the fund would One man standing near the 12-by-8- Gaire, 46, who lived on the tenth 5 -lb sever its connections with former foot plate glass window of the floor of the building for a year and a bag fund consultant and assets manager, apartment’s rental office was half. “I left so fast I forgot my 6 9 aOMM - STYlOfOMI - 710. Allen Dorfman, who has reputed 9 9 * severely cut when the window glasses" roFFiMm-iioun links to crime syndicate fib res, shattered, police said. He was taken About 250 apartments were Y7SSOE Hat ar Celd Cups’iLfoa when the contract with Dorman’s in­ to Sancta Maria Hospital. evacuated because of a lingering MWORYIDJIASIB Tomatees surance companies expire in The building, located in a three- threat from leaking natural gas and Tangerines____ 2 0 f«99^ Italian Chestnuts__ *^79* Farm Fresh Produce UAFT - SHAV CHEODAI CHEEK February, 1978. building complex near the Fresh delay in shutting off electricity, said MMAM MWn NEWFMIIIB • rOTATO CHIPS naMLiNN ‘IWW lo ji. Shannon pledged “caution. Deputy Fire Chief Dan Reagan. Pond Parkway, is owned by the Cam- PACK" Crackerbarrel 'The building was supplied with Grapefruit ___6^,99^ Tomatoes ^3 9 ^ Prlnfliiw electricity through an underground OIANKJUIM Copley Square Hotel fire cable that had to be cut, be said. INDIVIDIUAI l.Y WRAPPED Between 1,500 and 1,800 persons k r a ft-philadelphia Minute Maid £ 69° forces guests out into cold were taken out of the building, in­ BORDEN’S SINGLES Pie Crust Mix S r ” cluding an expectant mother and arSrnER^ CREAM CHEESE AU NATUUL - AU FUVOIS BOSTON (UPI) — A four-alarm broke out. “The first arriving several residents who had heart con­ MPpiAM ^ o n e iSL fire early today forced the evacua­ fire fighters saw people looking out ditions, authorities said. Breyers caitH I tion of about 130 guests and employes from windows and some of them “ We had a violent explosion. It in­ Cream Cheese 2l>i: o s l from the Copley Square Hotel. were threatening to jump,” Collins volves huge electrical equipment and Fire Department spokesman Capt. said. “ Fortunately all were other types of machinery,” said John Collins said the fire apparently successfully evacuted.” Reagan. The explosion knocked out ServiceDeli started on the second floor of the He said tetween 20 and 25 persons windows and shattered an interior STORE SLICED PICKLE e, PIMENTO OLIVE four-story building at about 3 a.m. were rescued by aerial ladders from and exterior wall. Damage to the building at the comer windows on all four sides of the “The trouble isn’t over yet. DOMESTIC HAM ROAST BOF of Huntington and Exeter streets was building. There’s a gas leak to contend with,” GEM LOAF SALE estimated at about 860,000. 2 Ten persons, including two said Reagan as firemen roped off ap­ MOCK CHICKEN The arson squad was called in to in­ fire fighters, were taken to area proaches to the red brick, middle in­ COOKED $ 1 9 9 POLISH STYt.f I I I 11^ $199 EARGEKLONr. vestigate the cause of the blaze. hospitals for treatment of minor in­ come apartment building which WAN R ADDED "The fire traveled both laterally juries. housed about 2,(X)0 persons. 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I* NslOML ITEUt F N lAU NOT AVAIIAIU TO WHOLEIAUIS OMETAIL DEALEM Br'lwoiSiiTFOcTYPoo^^ v> ■aiiMum PAGE TWELVE-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn- Wed.. Dec. 29,1976 ...... Mnnehester Evening Herald ...... - v Obituaries Snow means extra work For M ■ ■ a t * ANDOVER • BOLTON • COVENTRY Homt Dtllvery Mrs. Howard Miller Phont 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD/area news EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. for town street crews Eleanor Leavitt Miller, 60, of Santa WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1976 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f Monica, Calif., formerly of East By GREG PEARSON creased to IS, and 21 private contrac­ their pay If. they work overtime, Hartford, died Sunday in Santa Herald Reporter tors are called in to plow. There are which they usually have to for most Monica, i^e was the wife of Howard When winter storms bit, most of us 28 "plow routes” — More than one storms. Miller. toss another log on the fire, cancel truck is assigned to each route. During last weekend’s storm, when Mrs. Miller was bom in East Hart­ our evening appointments, and Drivers are given a list of roads on the employes were called to work on Northeast Utilities ford and lived'in this area many snuggle up In front of the TV. their chemical and plowing routes Christmas night and worked through Paramedic unit years before moving to California But, for a group of town employes, with a priority list of streets to be much of Sunday, they were paid dou­ about 17 years ago. snowstorms mean hours of extra done first. ble — the rate for Sunday and holiday may seek new hike She is also survived by a son, work — Usually about IS consecutive “These are vital traffic lanes,” work. Thomas Miller of California; a hours "on the road” during an O’Sullivan said. The first roads to be 'Hie town has budgeted |103,000 this always available daughter, Mrs. Mel Getz of South average-size storm. plowed are those that are most heavi­ fiscal year for snow cleanup. This HARTFORD (UPI) — Even though rates by a combined $21.6 million. Highway Department employes Connecticut’s Public Utility Control The rate decrease, which would Windsor; three brothers, Walter ly traveled or lead to important figure is based on weather and costs By SHEILA TULLER The emergency vehicle is housed Leavitt of East Hartford, Phillip have a wintertime full of “snow areas, such as the hospital. during the last ten years, O’Sullivan Authority has ordered Northeast lower monthly bills for 850,000 Utilities to cut its existing rates by at Station 3 on Burnside Ave., the Leavitt of Hartford and Albert jobs.” When the white stuff falls, this During the storm, O’Sullivan, said. Because of three separate Connecticut consumers by about a Last December, lyjien East department is in charge of keeping $21.6 million, the firm has not given dollar, is not expected to take effect most central station. The vehicle Leavitt of Madison; three sisters, George Ringstone, work coordinator snowfalls this week, the cost of snow ften arrives at the scene before the roads clear. up all hope of getting a rate increase. for some time, if ever. Hartford Mayor K ia ^ d H. Mrs. Isabelle Derrick of East Hart­ for the department, and two work removal Is running ahead of last dispatched fire truck and is at the Timothy O’Sullivan, highway foremen handle organization and year, he said. Northeast spokesman Michael Northeast has 30 days to submit Blackstone was askeef about ford, Mrs. Beatrice LaPorte of South superintendent, said that road care is most six minutes away from any supervision. Dorfsman said Tuesday the utility is lower rates to the PUCA for con­ the accomplishments of his ad­ Windsor and Mrs. Arline Rhodes of done in three stages — chemical point in town. O’Sullivan said that he usually considering applying for a new rate sideration. The Authority then will ministration in the past year, California; eight grandchildren and application, plowing, and sanding. increase. three great-grandchildren. divides his time between the central Volunteers rule if those rates are valid, a his first statement was, “I’m The $20,000 emergency vehicle, es­ The department is serviced by two Last week, the PUCA shocked New process which could quite a while. The funeral and burial will be center and being out on the road. very proud that we got the pecially designed to aid accident vic­ weather wire services. When a storm England’s largest utility by not only During that time, Northeast may tims and victims of acute illnesses, Friday in California. is expected to hit the area, the In storms that have occurred this deliver emergency medical vehicle on year, O’Sullivan has been in trucks denying a $56.3 million rate hike appeal last week’s PUCA decision or carries $10,000 worth of equipment The family suggests that any department is given notice 24 hours Weather or not, six members of plowing or sanding the roads. request sought by the company, but file for a new rate increase, or bhth. the road.” and medication. memorial gifts may be made to the ahead of time and is updated every Alpha Delta Kappa drove through "I like to get a feel for how bad the also ordering two Northeast sub­ Dorfsman indicated Northeast is American Cancer Society, 670 four hours until the storm develops snowy streets today delivering meals The Emergency Medical Service The paramedics can call a hospital roads are. I like to mix in with the sidiaries to reduce their existing considering both avenues of action. Prospect Ave., Hartford. or dissolves. to the elderly and homebound as part Commission appointed by the mayor by radio, for instuctions and drivers,” he said. "I wouldn’t want rates substantially. In any event, the legal An on-call foreman and an after- of the Meals-on-Wheels program. Dorfsman said Tuesday the PUCA maneuvering will more than likely had served two years studying, authorization to medicate. East them to do something I wouldn’t do working, and purchasing the vehicle Leo T. Kaminski hours answering service are on duty Recently, members of the sorority rejected the rate hike Increase on the bottle up a rate decrease for the time Hartford was the first community in myself.” and equipment to provide service to EAST HARTFORD - Leo T. at all times in case serious road which is composed of teachers and basis of the company’s income and being. the area with a field radio The supervisors stay in constant the community. Kaminski, 66, of 35 Carroll Rd. died problems begin. staff members of the Manchester expenses lor 1975. He said the firm Northeast is well acquainted with transceiver in service. Monday at Manchester Memorial O’Sullivan said that his department communication with the drivers. 2 O’Sullivan likes to keep Ringstone at school system, volunteered to take now is considering filing a rate hike what legal options are available. A The vehicle went into service at 4 The paramedics can use equipment Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. works closely with the Manchester one day during the holidays for the the control center as much as possi­ request based on 1976 figures, which battle over a $47.7 million rate in­ p.m. on Oct. 31,1975. From that day to counter shock heart attack victims Rose DelGaudio Kaminski. Police Department. meal deliveries, according to Mrs. he termed much "worse.” crease granted Northeast in 1974 has Mr. Kaminski was born in ble. to Nov, 30,1976 (December’s figures and take cardiograms. The car­ “ Anytime the police notice con­ Virginia Briggs, program coor­ In last week’s decisions, the PUCA been locked up in various courts Rockville and had lived in Blast Hart­ “He’s an excellent organizer. He aren’t available yet), the emergency diograms can be read by a physician ditions that might be detrimental to dinator for Manchester Homemaker said a $56.3 million rate increase was since last spring. The state Supreme ford for 17 years. He had been a also knows practically every pothole medical vehicle and paramedics connected to the field unit by (Herald photo by Dunn) driving, they notify us,” he said. Service Inc. which sponsors the not necessary because Northeast’s Court is expected to rule on that employed at Pratt and Whitney Divi­ “As soon as anything at all in town,” O’Sullivan said of answered 2,214 calls. telemetry, a TV type transmission program. nuclear plants are contributing matter sometime this spring. sion of United Technologies Corp., develops, we call in ten trucks and Ringstone. East Hartford has eight trained method. Winners all smiles The members drove and delivered significantly to the company’s In th e 1974 c a se , how ever. East Hartford, for 27 years before his operators,” O’Sullivan said. Eadi TTie third stage, sanding, begins and certified paramedics that travel The paramedics are trained to use Poster contest winners of an advertising project conducted by a revenues. Northeast already had the rate hike retirement in 1973. He attended St. truck is assigned to one of ten when all roads have been plowed. on the three routes covered by the in the “emergency room on wheels.” intravenous solutions to lower blood 9 Manchester High School group are all smiles as they receive program. In fact, the Authority said the and has charged its customers under Mary’s Church. “chemical routes” in Manchester. There are 15 “sanding routes” to be The paramedics — Paul Campbell, pressure and to keep veins open. nuclear plants are doing so well, two that schedule for over two years. Other survivors are a dau^ter, bicycles for prizes. Bob Johnson, a MHS senior and member of A sand-salt mixture, or straight done, and one town truck is assigned Any group or individual interested Michael Coppinger, Robert Cramer They can keep primary airways open Northeast subsidiaries, Connecticut In the 1976 case, the utility is Mrs. Kenneth Dymski of Rochester, the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) presents salt for icier conditions, is applied to to each route. in volunteering for one day or a Jr., Daniel Fiorita, Dennis Garrity, with a portable suction unit, and they Light & Power and Hartford Electric fighting to keep from reducing its N.Y.; a brother, Nick Kaminski of bicycles to, the winners who are, from left, Wendy Shorts, 7, the roads in this first stage. If During an average storm, like the series of days in the Meals-on-Wheels Robert Kampfman, John Marshall can aid choking victims with a Ligt Co., must reduce their current current rates. Wethersfield; two sisters. Miss Ber­ Brian Majewski, 6, and Debbie Dienst, 12. temperatures dip below 18 degrees, one that started Christmas night, it program may contact Mrs. Briggs at and Frank Schroll — rotate shifts to laryngoscope. nice Kaminski and Miss Agnes calcium chloride is used. will take about 15 hours from start to 643-9511. be available 24 hours a day. An obstretical kit stored in the Kaminski, both of Wethersfield; and Salt becomes “chemically inert” finish to clean the roads, O'Sullivan The men studied and trained 480 supply chest was used once during a grandson. below 18 degrees, O’Sullivan said. It said. The town will also use an East Hartford police report hours to achieve the rank of the year. A baby girl was delivered in The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 Contest winners named does nothing when placed on the average of 120 tons of salt and 200 Yesterdays Emergency Medical Technician II. the vehicle last May. a.m. from Callahan Funeral Home, roads at those cold temperatures. cubic yards of sand during such As a prerequisite, they passed EMTI Besides answering emergency 1602 Main St., with a Mass at St. If the snow amounts to two inches snows. Anthony M. Giel, 18, of Missing are $100 cash and $1,500 in training of 81 hours required by medical calls, the paramedic squad Mary's Church at 9. Burial will be in by DECA and COEP 25 years ago Marlborough was arrested Tuesday drugs. None of the doctors' offices in federal law. goes to all “code red” fires, where or more, the department moves into A crew of about 30 workers nor­ (Herald photo by Barlow) Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ the plowing stage, O’Sullivan said. mally works on the roads. The 35 Cheney Bros, honors nine employes morning at the Zayre’s, 5 Main St., the building were broken into, police Many of the town’s regular fire someone could be hurt. Three young people, two from decided to run a coloring contest field. The two-inch mark is a flexible Highway Department employes are with 50-year pins. and charged with fourth-degree said. fighters are also certified EMT I and To reach the Emergency Medical Friends may call at the funeral Manchester and one from Vernon, open to anyone in three different age one, he said. If it is expected to be a caUed first. If some are unable to 10 years ago larceny (shoplifting). He posted $50 Chief Clarence Drumm issued a se­ Paramedic gear displayed are ready to assist paramedics. The Service, East Hartford residents can home tonight from 7 to 9. are winners in a recent coloring con- groups. Applications were available big storm, plowing will begin as soon cash bond for appearance in Common cond warning to townspeople respon­ firehouse closest to the emergency call 528-4171. This number is posted come to work and more men are Snowstorm changes to heavy rain­ East Hartford paramedics show some of the gear and medicine tw t sponsored by the members of the. at the high school and at Mr. Donut as possible. The same is true if Pleas Court 12 Jan. 17. sible for removal of snow and ice call always sends a crew and truck to throughout town to remind residents needed, other public works employes fall as temperatures rise, and town • 1 Distributive Education Club of for anyone who was interested. hazardous conditions exist. from their walks. Police will they carry on the emergency vehicle maintained at the Burn­ the scene to start first-aid until the the vehicle is available to aid are called. has many flooding problems from the America (DECA) phase of the DECA members designed the Mr. Police today released information prosecute violators of the town’s or­ side Ave. station. Frank Schroll, left, has been on the local force emergency vehicle arrives. emergency victims at any time. The number of town trucks is in­ The workers are paid IVi-times runoff. Cooperative Occupation Ekiucational Donut advertisements for the en­ of a weekend break into the Medical dinance on snow removal, he said. 10 years and Paul Campbell, eight. Both completed paramedic Snow Pn^ram ((X)EP) at Manchester trants to color. Building at 477 Connecticut Blvd. The The law says the walks must be clear High School. training and began their special duties in September 1975. As (Continued from Page One) The awarding of the bicycles as Seven seek front door was forced open and the within eight hours of the night it fell this photo was being taken Tuesday afternoon, the dispatcher The winners, who were awarded prizes to the winners is only part of tOME TO PNHURST FOR BETTER VALUES inner door to the Boulevard or eight hours from when the snow Blackstone says waste Phelps Rd. was listed in satisfactory bicycles, are Brian Majewski, 6, of the total project which includes an Apothecary store smashed open. stopped falling. received a call for their aid. They packed up quickly and left. condition at Manchester Memorial 177 Summit St.; Wendy Shorts, 7, of evaluation of the entire advertising town job lo r all tha flna fooda lor Naw Yaaf*a and lor avary day In tha yaar... Hospital today suffering from a 42 Allan Dr., Vernon, and bebbie project.. LAND OF LAKES CARTER'S BEST MAINE IDAHO BAKING should be a state issue possible head injury received in an Dienst, 12, of 343 Summit St. Elaine Hadge and Robert Johnson, The Town of Manchester BUTTER PCTATDE8 PUTATDES two-vehicle accident on Hilliard St. Ihe contest was part of an adver­ DECA members, were co­ has received seven East Hartford fire calls Ridership said ^thin' HARTFORD (UPI) - The state long-range use, provide funds for Tuesday night. tising project planned recently by chairpersons of the event. Mrs. Nan­ applicants for personnel M .0 5 b, 19I99« 5I99« government must assume more exploration of alternative solutions Police report that the car driven by DECA in conjunction with the cy Grassilli is the DECA Manchester assistant position. financial responsibility for solving to the solid waste disposal problem Mrs. Gold^ider was turning into the group's study of advertising. Chapter advisor. The position will pay Tuesday, 10:41 a.m. —Truck fire at the Casabella Circle. on Electric Boat bus Connecticut’s solid waste disposal and establish a fixed price per ton for 310,000 per year and will be Chailes Potato Chips..Barbeque Chips...Caramel Com town incinerator on Ecology Dr. Tuesday, 10:46 o.m. —Auto accident on Train Exchange on Hilliard St. when With the cooperation of Herman The contestants were divided into Ridership on the bus taking Church on Main St., in Glastonbury, problem, according to the Connec­ solid waste taken by cities to it was struck from the rear by a car funded through the Com­ Connecticut Blvd. near Calvin Ford. Bender, manager of Mr. Donut at 255 three age groups —4to6,7to9andl0 COTT QUARTS Tuesday, 11:33 a.m. —Auto accident on workers to the Electric Boat plant in in the state commuter lot, at 5:48 ticut Conference of Municipalities. regional recovery plants. driven by James F. Watts, 18, of 31 prehensive Employment Tuesday, 10:48 p.m. —Brush fire in W. Middle Tpke., who agreed to to 12. NONE SUCH Rt. 2 at the Sutton Ave. and Main St. exit. Gorman Park near the music shell. Groton has been too thin this week to a.m. ■’For too long, cities and towns N. Elm St. Watts was chained with Training Act (CBTA). The 6IN6ER ALE CUKE or TAB 21 oz. PUIN finance the project, DECA members MINCE MEAT Tuesday, 11:36 p.m. —First aid to 126 pay for it, a spokesman for Eastern A second bus comes to Church have been left to their own devices in "The time has come for the state assistant is expected to 0hiartz MINCE MEAT Tuesday, noon —First aid to Connec­ E following too closely. or CLUB 21 01. Brandlad ticut Blvd. and Main St. Michael Ave. Bus Lines of Bolton said Tuesday. Corners at 6:09 a.m. and to St. Paul’s coping with what is essentially a to play a full-partner role in this Mrs. Goldsnider’s son, Robert G. work with town personnel •1.3 9 2ii79« Tuesday, 12:36 p.m. —First aid to Elm Tuesday, 11:59 p.m. —First aid to 30 at 6:18 a.m. for salaried employes. statewide problem of major concern area." he said. "Our state govern­ Goldsnider, 17, also-of Phelps Rd., a programs, including merit, 2S79« •1.9 9 Village, elderly housing complex on Scott Collimore Rd. The firm began Monday "running a A bus picking up second shift to the state government, " CCM ment must provide the leadership if passenger in the car was not injur^. Buckland group lists training, labor relations, Circle. Today, 12:04 a.m, —Auto accident on bus from the Trailways Bus Ter­ workers comes to Church Corners at president and East Hartford Mayor the people of Connecticut are to A two-car accident at the intersec­ and affirmative action. ShurflM 302 Cans GREEN GIANT Tuesday, 2:09 p.m. —First aid to 85 Bulkeley Bridge. minal in Hartford, through East 3:09 p.m. and St. Paul’s at 3:18 p.m. Richard H. Blackstone said Tuesday. receive the full benefits of this en­ tion of Hamilton Dr. and McDivitt Charles F. McCarthy Jr., Chester St. Today, 12:29 a m. —First aid to 101 11 specific requests MBinCORN | ^ i .o e Hartford, Glastonbury and Cost from East Hartford is $16.20 Blackstone said his group will ask vironmental and resources recovery Dr. resulted in a minior head injury assistant town manager, KniY^BONS 3 Tuesday, 5:24 p.m. —False alarm at 72 Connecticut Blvd. Marlborough, to Groton. It leaves in the 1977 General Assembly to create effort." said that he expects a deci­ Connecticut Blvd. Today, 3:39 a m. —First aid to 34 Mill for five round trips usable over a 30- for Michael IGemens, 25, of 232 Residents of the area near the Included are such requests as a 400- time to get workers to the start of the state landfill sites for interim and sion to be made sometime Tuesday, 5:37 p.m. —First aid to 65 Rd. day period. Cost from St. Paul's is Ferguson Rd. Klemens was treated proposed location of the industrial foot buffer zone on Windsor St., a 100- SWElfPEIIS Naatlo’a and Quakar Cooklo MIxaa first shift at the expanding plant in mid-January. Great Hill Rd. Today, 4:57 a.m. —First aid to 30 $15.20. Parking in the commuter lot C at Manchester Memorial Hospital park will draft a list of specific foot distance between Burnham St. there. Tuesday morning and released. One of the applicants for Tuesday, 7:06 p.m. —First aid to 11 Hillside Ave. there is free. requests that they would like to see and the park’s “ring road,” and a 3199* HOLIDAY SWEDISH KORY Ridership on Monday was 17. "Many people who have been out of East Hartford public records Police report that a car driven by accomplished in connection with the guarantee, of some type, for area the job is Steven Werbner, So many expressed a wish for KORV FOR NEW Tuesday it rose to 25. Today the work for awhile can't afford a car. Robert W. Weinberg, 40, of 48 park development. residents in case their well or sewer who is presently serving as McDivitt Dr. was not ableto stop at a Ship PiMlwit Fir YEARS that we will have daily grindings Tuesday Groton plant shut down due to poor But if they can get to Groton, they The list, worked on by members of systems are damaged during con­ an intern in the town East Hartford news briefs stop sign at the intersection bemuse M m MMif HMtL. thm Thursday. It will be wise to place reservations weather and the inability of many of have a job. The bus can be their the Neighborhood Committee, is a struction. manager's office. arranty deeds Jessie M. Hyatt to Barbara M. of the icy road. The car slid through Thnr Ciehbi W hrti for Jumbo Shrimp and Korv. Call... its workers to get there. answer," said Terrence McElroy of Brogg et al, property on Chapel St. more detailed account of the 11 In another matter, members of the H & J Builders and Developers Inc. the intersection hitting the vehicle in Heme Free? A Bloomfield fact-finder will sub­ The one meeting scheduled this Many workers have called the bus Eastern. Lawrence Charles Kieft et al to issues that the committee previously Neighborhood Committee were S 4 3 -4 tS 1 to Zigmas Gavenas et al. Lot 54 on which Klemens as a passenger and The Northeast was the most mit his proposed contract agreement week at the Town Hail is for the firm asking where it stops. The firm "The trend looks good," he said. presented to officials from the Town pleased with the decision by the state expensive reghw of the coun­ U8DA CHOICE Merton W. DiBiasio et al, property was being driven by Marjorie A. 7 lb. Avg. Paelwr Cut between the town and the police un­ Zoning Board of Appeals. It will be expects ridership will increase a The bus run is fully paid for by the Woodmont Dr. of Manchester and the J.C. Penney to demolish a house at the comer of try for housebunters last year, on Millbrook Dr. ' t Soule, 31, of 213 Grissom Rd. No OarOwiSIUISIlIZMUT ion Thursday, said William Miller, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. goixi deal after New Year’s Day. bus firm although Electric Boat and James A. McCarthy to Normand G. Co., which would be the major tenant Burnham and Windsor Sts. with new homes carrying a 1.19 charges were filed. TENDERLOINS town personnel director. In July, the The bus stops in East Hartford at the state Department of Transporta­ Croteau et al. Lot 27 on Elida Court. (^uilrlaini deeds in the park. Neighbors had requested that the $44,000 price tag. The cheapest area was the South, which our mectmen will SinlMUTLOIIFIIUW lb. 1.49 76-member union rejected a All schools public or private in Church Corners, in front of the First tion give it moral support, he said. James A. McCarthy to Esther M. Hazel R. Yauch et al to Irene Y. The 11 issues included steps to be state-owned home be sold, rather cut Into tender where they averaged $37,200. proposed two-year contract which East Hartford will reopen Monday Congregational Church at 837 Main All losses will be born by the firm un­ Granatin et al. Lot 37 on Elida Court. Georgiades, property on Main St. taken to alleviate traffic problems than rented. The building had recent­ Individual Rec Department In the West, new bousies cost We will have Shurflne and Butterball frozen offered a 3 per cent raise then and a 2 morning for a regular schedule en­ St., near Connecticut Blvd., at 5:40 til ridership reaches a profitable Phyllis Wilson to Alexander P. Paul Colasanto to Vernon National that might arise. The neighbors also ly been rented because of an ap­ Turkeys in 12 to 13 lb. sizes. around $40,500, and in the per cent raise Jan. 1. It would then ding the Christmas vacation period. a m. Next it stops at St. Paul’s point. Cubic et al, property on Highland St. Bank, property on Burnside Ave. announces asked for buffer zones in particular parent mixup by the state. North Coitral region, $39,600, nn MHIN0NS rise another 5 per cent for the second areas. Jack White, of the state Commerce according to The Conference FRESH OVEN 8TUFFER ROASTERS activities year. Many of the original 11 r^u ests, Department, had said last week that Board. •2.69. CHICKEN SREASTS The cold temperatures and boun­ including the dead ending of he would work with state officials to CHICKEN LESS Mayor Richard Blackstone said the tiful snowfall have provided for a full Burnham St. and the relocation of ensure that the house was sold quick­ U8DA CHOICl CHICKEN LIVERS town may appeal the federal appeals schedule of winter activities in Windsor St., have been a^eed to. ly or else demolished. Fire Calls AND P fllM I CHICKEN WIN8S court decision last week which up­ Manchester today, according to the “This list will be a little more The state has now said it will knock SIRLOINS all from PERDUE held Hartford's case against the Manchester Recreation Department. defined than what we had on our first down the structure. Manchester PORTERHOUSE town’s receiving $440,000 in Com­ There will be supervised skating at “We’re very pleased about it,” list,” William Anderson, a member Tuesday, 3:19 p.m. —rescue SLADE OTEAKS munity Development Block Grant Charter Oak Park, Center Springs of the committee, said. Floyd Tucker, who lives next to the call, Hillstown Rd. (Town) funds. Annex and Union Pond Annex. Stephen Penny said that the list is house in question, said of the deci­ CUBE STEAKS Tuesday, 6:39 p.m. —acci­ HOLIDAY Coasting will be permitted at basically “a written form of the sion. He said that the renting of the dent on Hilliard St. (District) Center Springs. requests made in the last six weeks.” home was creating a “credibility Tuesday, 10;02 p.m. —car JUMBO SHRIMP •1.79 lb. O^Brien gym 2 Skiing at Northview Ski Slope is He said that it will be presented at gap” between the neighbors and the (ire. Center St. and Perkins 2 and I R>. bage scheduled until 5 p.m. and later from Thursday’s meeting of the Economic state. St. (Town) 21 to 24 ahrimp to lha lb. i f 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today. Development Commission. Penny said, “I think people are Wednesday, 1:55 a.m. to be closed BHa Sized Cubaa pleased that the state has shown an —smoke scare, 319 Main St. U tO A Choloa interest in the m atter.” (Town) •7.42 lb. The Parks and Recreation gym Dominic DeLucco dies, vMVAKXn Metii0i1«n=*«*a« STEW BEEF program at O’Brien School will not In loving memory of my brother, Extra Large he held Thurtoay due to maintenance William L. GIrsel St., who passed improvements. was mayor of Hartford away December 29. 1974. SHRIMP •1.49. All gym programs have been 9 It broke my heart to lose you cancel for Friday. But the East Hart­ But you did not go alone R(X:KY h il l (UPI) - Dominic By United Press International ford and Penney High School swim­ money to open a restaurant and grill For part of me went with you •6.95 lb. bag F r ^ ly allood, any aaaortmont you apoclly of DeLucco, who left school at 14 to go on Walnut Street. At the same time, Today is Wednesday, Dec. 29, the The day God called you home. Tobin, Qroto or Muck* Cold Cuts, a ImMrtad ming pools will be open from 1 to 4 to work to help his immigrant p.m. Friday. DeLucco, whose mother dreamed he 364th day of 1976 with two to follow. A million times I've missed you UROE Boiled Ham • Import.d 8wU. c Hm S parents and rose to become the first would one day be mayor of Hartford, The moon is between its first A mlUlon tim es I'v e cried aMuanatar Chaaaa a U n d of Ukoa Chaaao All recreation programs under the Italian -American elected mayor of If love couU only have savtKl you SHMMF park department will resume normal became a precinct doorbell ringer quarter and full phase. You never would have died. • Hot Poppar Chaoaa oTavam Loaf a c h ^ M Hartford, died Tuesday at Rocky Hill schedules Monday. for the Democrats. The morning stars are Saturn and Roll a Oonoa Salami a Hot Ham a Mothar Qooaa Veterans Hospital. He was 81. In 1942 DeLucco was elected aider- Sadly missed by sister. Mars. Bobble Grlsel Hoar •4.9B lb. bag Uvarwurat and many many othar cold outs DeLucco proudly recalled after his man, in 1949 he was elected city The evening stars are Jupiter, 1953 election as mayor that he councilman, and in 1953 his mother’s I oz. bagaam Venus and Mercury. email SchccI menus worked 59 hours a week for eight dream was realized. “It just proves S H R IM P KIIIHER WE IttVE REiU TIHIKIUMY GOCXTIUl cents an hour when he was employed what opportunities there are in this Those born on this date are under fMIHS raOM aWTE AH) PLYMOUTH w SI by the Arrow-Hart and Hegeman country for anyone who wants to be the sign of Capricorn. 0 NOTICE The school lunch menus for next Gorman Park welcomes skaters plant once he had finished seventh right and sincere,” he said. Andrew Johnson, 17th president of MORREU FUUY COOKED HAMS week in East Hartford public grade. During his lunch hour he sold His survivors include three sons. Probate Cknirt is open for con­ Plenty of wood helps keep the fire warm on the shore of Gorman Park s pond Tuesday the United States, was bom Dec. 29, U8DA CHOICE Nil ROAST lEff elementary schools is; newspapers. Republican former Town Chairman ferences with the Judge from Ml km amai if 8 rtB ii Sum 1806. This is actress Mary Tyler 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on Monday: Cheeseburger, peas, afternoon. East Hartford Park and Recreation Department workers snowblow and sweep In 1917 he volunteered for Army John F. DeLucco, Joseph J. DeLucco HORSE Moore’s 39th birthday. Thursday nights. Night fSm 8 A.M. Ml 8 P.M. applesauce, milk. the ice. Workers at Gorman were Mark Crowley, Ronald Toce and Rene Beaudre. With service and after the war, he worked and former (Councilman Francis M. On this day. in history: telephone numbw: 6494)445. GOGKTML SAUCE Tuesday: Fish bites, potato roun­ for the Hartford Street Department DeLucco, all of Hartford; and two FRIDAY 8 A.M. III 6 P.M. temperatures in the teens Tuesday night, crowds increased. Martin Park off Burnside Ave. The Probate Court will be dabouts, peaches, roll, milk. driving a dump cart. One of the daughters, Mary DeLucco and In 1848, gas lights were installed at was also open to a good crowd. When the ice is thi(?k and hard and the snow is cleared, the the White House for the first time. closed Thursday evening WE WIU K CLOSED NEW TEATS DAY MIT OPEN MIWAY. JAN. 2. llv T Wedne^ay: Sloppy Joe, corn, pearL, requirements was that he had to have Frances DeLucco, both of December 30th. cookie, milk. ponds are open to skating from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with supervisors present. Today's heavy In 1851, the first Young Men’s his own horse and harness. The city Wethersfield. A funeral Mass will be WillUm E. PiUGerald, Thursday: Pizza with cheese and meat snow may prevent skating at Gorman. Workmen hope to get Martin Park plowed off by late supplied the wagon. held Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Patrick Christian Association chapter opened Judge of Probate PINEHURST GROCERy I n c . sauce, salad, plums, milk. today for skating tonight. The Laura Hale Music Shell is the structure in the background DeLucco married Frances DeBella and St. Anthony Church in Hartford. in Boston. 302 Main 81. Friday: Shells with meat sauce, green and in 1933 they had saved enough beans, fruit cocktail, roll, milk. above. Its stage faces the hillside beyond. (Herald photos by Pinto) PAGE TWO-B- m iCH BSTEat EVENING HERALD. Mancfawter, Com.. Wed., Dec, a , 197t Vernon charter unit may study fire merger Timothy Edwards School By BARBARA RICHMOND commission but wanted to wait until selectmen and representative town The police departments were con- soUdation is therefore not considered would be a' partial loss of identity Following are the area school Hermld Reporter be had been in office a year. meeting; council-manager, and sotidaM with the town governments feasible at this time.” the committee should the consolidated departanent lunch menus for next week. Menus Elementary The League suggested that the mayor-council. more than 10 years ago, but because said. be named Vemon-Rockville Fire issues first honor roll for Andover, Bolton and Coventry The VeiTKMi Charter Revi­ Monday: Frankfurt on roll, committee appoint subcommittees to League members also suggest that the fire departments are made up of Iliere was one dissenting opinion, Department or something similar. schools were not available. sion CtHiunission, appointed by examine existing government func­ town irfficials meet with the commis- Meyer said consolidation would South Windsor Christopher Schubert, Liia M. Sedlock, puffs, wax beans, pickle chips, Middle & High votunteers it was decided to leave voiced by committee member An­ Terri Serafin. . Patrick N. McCaffrey, Ann-Margaret Mayor Thomas ^noit and the tional areas. They listed these areas: sion to make suggestions on revisiao require a new set of chief officers Here Is the first quarter honor roll Hebron juice. them seperate. drew M e ^ . He said the only reason Douglas A. Sherman, Jane Smealtie, McCarthy, Michelle A. McDonald, Kham Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, peas, Monday: Hot beef sandwich, cranberry Town Council last week, will Executive, legislative, and budget­ of the charter. Invited nffiristi would It is expected that this matter will the otho^ conm ittee members, in- and new organiutional alignment. for Timothy Edwards School in South Donna A. Smith, Craig Stelling, David T. Patricia A. LcLeod, Kurt W. Meyerhardt, sauce, peas, fruit cup. Monday: Hot dog on roll, baked beans, bread and butter. start its deliberations the first making functions; advisory boards incli^ the town chairmen of both apin be discussed by the new revi- clnding the chiefs of both He said the committee's conclusion Windsor: Stewart, Anne Stingle, (^ th ia Wasik, John P. Midolo, Carl E. Mikkelaon, Dean Wednesday: Choice of chicken or Tuesday: Swedish meatballs and carrots, pears. and commissioos and other town of­ political parties and representatives sion gronp. departments, voted against con­ was that the present operation is Grade 9 George Weremchuck, Valarie A. Mitchell, Uaa S. Monseea, Patricia A. turkey, whipped potato, gravy, corn, roll gravy, noodles, zucchini and tomatoes, of the year and is due to report Tuesday: Ravioli with meat sauce, cole roll, cake with frosting. fices; and to decide on a budget for of varions civic groups. A Fire Protection Committee, solidation was because they felt it “satisfactory.” He said this implies High honor. Wetherbee, (Hiristine A. Wluiten, Susan Moores, Alison G. MoynUian. or bread and butter. to the council by the end of the Dawn M. Murray, Michael T. Murrin, slaw, Italian bread, cake. Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat the commission. Comroents from the public will which made a study last year of the would destroy the morale of firemen that the existing arrangement is Gregory S. Beaulieu, Donna D. Whitlock, Laura A. Williams, Thursday: Pizza, salad, ice cream cup Janet M. Myers, Diane M. Newbury,. Wednesday: Salami grinder, garden sauce, cheese slice, Vienna bread, green year. The League is also suggesting that also be invited. adequate but could be better. Durocher, Marian Dziama, Nicole M. (Christopher J. Young, (Carol Zeltz, Jessie or sandwich. town's fire facilities, conduded that in both departments. Keith D. Nizankiewicz, Barry R. Noonan, salad, potato chips, juice, applesauce. beans, applesauce. The suggestion for revision of the the commission consider alternative One of the controvonial items con­ Farrii, Alan H. Gudrian, Diana Kalnins, I. Zevallos. Friday: (Jhef's choice. the existing two departments, Meyer said consolidation would "Consolidation would be a major Barry J. Ola, Andrew T. ParasUiti, Thunday: Veal steidu, maidied potato, Thursday: Juice, Italian grinder, chips, charter was made by the Vernon forms of local government sudi as: Richard D. Krasner, Catherine A. sidered when the charter was revised RockviOe and Vernon, were doing a require some adjustments and step in the direction of improving the Grade 8 Robert I. Peltoa, Sylvie H. P erns, Betty corn gelatin. Secondary schools corn, peanut butter cookie. Krlvjck. League of Women Voters. Benoit expanded Board of Selectmen and several years ago was consolidation satisfactory job in providing die town morale would probably suffer during existing satisfactory level,” Meyers High honors Friday: Flshwich, french fries, peas, Monday: Hamburg or cheeseburger on Friday: Tuna long boys, french fries, Joshua W. Lane, Mary M. LaVole, A. Picard. said be had planned to set up the limited town meeting; board of of the town's two fire departments. with adeqnate tire protectian. '*Con- said. Victoria L. Gobetz, Theresa A. Lori A. Picard, Lowell S. Prior, Jeanne peaches. roll, french fries, corn. parslied carrots, fruit fill^ bar. Hk transition poiod. He said there Marina L. Malnelli, Norl L. Mandell, Gutkowskl, Alynn M. Hollei Mark D. L. Prunier, Vincent J. Pugliese, Frank C. Elementary Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, peas, Italian Parker & Hicks Kathy Marryat, Carole M. Marth, Sharon A. Hutensky, Andrea L. Malnelli, Lori Reffel, David W. Rezende, Meredith A. Monday: Hot dog on roll, baked beans, bread and butter. K. Miller, Mary Jane Painter. J. Monday: Hot beef sandwich, cranberry Mazor, Melissa A. Miller, John' Roche, Lynn 8. Rose, Naomi A. Rose, carrots, applesauce. Wednesday: Baked chicken, whipped Valerie Patrick, Lori A. Pelikan, Moreau, M. John Patrick, Robert C. potato, gravy, mixed vegetables, roll sauce, peas, fruit cup. Homeowners in Bolton V e rg e s L. Servela. Tuesday: Hamburg on roll, juice, Tuesday: Hamburger on roll, Michelle Redington, DIno Rlcclardone, Pease, (Christine A. Redington, Patricia with butter. Mark W. Sceery, Ann M. Schneider, french fries, peas, peanuts and raisins. vegetable, cookies. '% ♦ # /• - ■ Margaret C. Schroeder, Lori A. Striebel, J. SIvo. Sandra M. Seboen, Margaret A. Sebopp, Thursday: Pizza, salad, Italian bread Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, garden Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat Tammy Wankow. Mary E. Sedlock, Christine N. Shea, and butter, ice cream cup, or sandwich. warned about stoves H o n o r. salad, mixed fruit. sauce, green beans, Vienna bread and H onor. Patricia A. Shea, Kathleen A. Sheppard, Friday: Chef's choice. Lisa M. Alien, Paul N. Anway, Karen Thursday: Meat loaf, gravy, mashed butter, cheese sticks, applesauce. u Lisa L, Anderson, William A. Baker, A. Aniello, Keith H. Baker, lYatIma Jean E. Slevers, Cindy F. SIgal, Deena J. Milk is served with all meals. Timothy Building Iiuqiector Calvin Hutchin­ chimney. potato, green beans, gelatin with topping. Edwards School will serve pizza on Thursday: (Parker) Cheese bunny, Cynthia E. Barrett, John A. Bednarz, ^ p a t, Norman D. Barbeii, Gwen E. Small son said although many permits for Hutchinson said anyone who hooks Friday: Soup, grilled cheese sandwich, Tuesday. All menus carry a choice of two carrot sticks, rabbit salad, Peter Rabbit Richard G. Belliveau, Jeffrey T. Benoit, Beebe, Desmond A. Belske, Lisa M. Christine D. Smith, Crystal A. Smith, citrus cup, peaches. wood stoves and chimneys have been up a stove or puts up a chimney Robin N. Benson, David J. Berghuls, or three desserts. Fresh fruit and peanuts cookie. (Hicks) Soup. Italian grinder, Bergeron Neena K. Bhatla, Pamela J. Geoffrey C. Snelgrove, Kurt W. Snyder, peaches. issued recently, not everyone in should contact the building depart­ Mary R. Berry, Lynne A. Boucher, Nan­ Lawrence A. Stelmat, Mary K. Stingle, Billings, Holly M. Bishop. Friday: Tuna long boys, parslied Bolton is getting one. ment to learn the safe procedures cy A. Bradley, John G. Bradshaw, Marc Craig D. Bogli, John A. Bond, Theodore (Jarolyn T. Streeter, CaUileen Thomas, about the stove pipe locations, types G. Brisson. Applications ready carrots, chips, cake with frosting. As the local building department R. Bothur, Annette M. Bourke, Michele Michael J. Tuleja, Monique J. of chimneys and flue sizes. He said Anna M. Cameron, Peter D. Carlson, VanVogelpoel, Luanne Vardo. notices installations that aren't cor­ G. Brisson, Joann E. Bruno, Ricbard J. Vernon there are requirements for stove Sharon Carulhers, Gary A. Caye, David Jill A. Varrick, Corinne S. Vicenzo, rect, owners will be contacted for Carlo, Douglas W. (Carlson, Susan M, for Elks scholarships clearances from the wall and floor. L. Clegg, Dennis R. Culhane, Theresa A. Carrington, Glenn A. (Castonguay, Nicole Robert W. Walker, Linda L. Wankow, Elementary, Sykes, Middle their own protection, he said. Hutchinson said use of stove piM Deskus, Deborah DlckinsOn, Penny A. C. (Chapman, John E. Clay, Karen J. Nancy J. Wasserman, Greg D. Wert, Application forms for Elks Rockville lodge by Feb. 10. Monday: Vegetable soup, frankfurt on 2 Hutchinson said that in case of fire, outside any building is prohibited. He Dodd, Thomas E. Dorman, Patricia A. Cleg, Daniel T. (Collins. Steven M. White, Beverly A. Wood, Dean scholarships are available in the The trustees of the National Foun­ roll, french fries, peaches. Duchalne, Margo-Ann M. Duclos, Sharon Steven R. Cologne, Kenneth P. Zariphes, Michael J. Zurbrigen. counseling offices of Rockville, Tuesday: Meatball grinder, green those homeowners who have had the said the only place it can be used A. Dunn. dation will award more than $766,000 stove or chimney inspected will be in legally is from the stove or heating Comeau, Catherine M. Cormier, Karen Grade 7 Ellington, and Tolland High Schools. in scholarships. Other awards will be beans, mixed fruit. Donna M. Endrelunas, Nancy J. A. (Cosgrove, Michele J. Couture, Susan better position than those who have apparatus to the chimney connector. High honor. Theodore Ventura, past exalted made through the Connecticut Elks Wednesday: Roast beef hash, whole Ferwerda, Alain J. Fournier, Catherine F, (Cox, Kimberly A. Cubie, Peter W. kernel corn, bread and butter, plum cake not. Hutchinson said anyone moving Marjorie A. Aubin, Kimberly M. ruler of the Rockville Lodge of Elks, Association. Franzosa, Steven C. Gilbert, Cynthia T. Cushman, Elizabeth M. Daugherty, with topping. into a home with an existing wood Borges, Suzanne L, Fish, Michelle M. is chairman of the scholarship com­ Ventura said the competition is He said permits are required to in­ Glullano, Debra A. Glowackl, Robert W. Anthony J. Dennis, Joseph H. Drost, Dale Thursday: Juice, pizza, applesauce, ice stall a stove in an existing chimney stove should call him for an inspec­ Goldman, Tyler D. Grange, Sarah L. Gagner, Kimberly F. Hevenor, Jennifer m ittee. open to high school seniors who plan A. Dube, Jill A. fjworsky. L. Horsfieid, Kenneth A. Iczkowski, cream. and put up either a metal or masonry tion. Griffiths, Mark C. Harding, Victoria Applicants are judged on to continue their education. (Christopher M. Ediund, Susan E. Ek, Thomas R. Kasper, Marisa R. Pavone, Friday: Fish bites with tartar sauce, Halm. scholarship, leadership and financial 9 Applicants don’t have to be con­ Sandra J. Eldridge, Susan L. Elliott, Diane M. Smith. parslied potato, stewed tomatoes, bread Winter fun in South Wifulsor Kimberly B. Hatch, Scott Heckman, Deborah J. Ellis, Parker E. Elmore, Jef­ need. nected with the Elks to apply. and butter, tarts. Jane M. Hildebrand, Cynthia A. Hopkins, frey J. Endrelunas, Edward C. Faitella, H o n o r. Forms must be filed with the With schools closed and snow on the ground, large cqien fields skiers. This popular location is across from St. Peter’s Area bulletin board Shari L. Jelllson, Ann P. Johnston, Frank Laura A. Fasano, Michael W. Ferguson. Joseph Ambro, Pamela E. Ballok, J. Joslln, Emma B. Kallal, Kevin S. Douglas R. Beaulieu, Julia A. Bednarz, and hills of South Windsor are crowded with sledders and Episcopal Qiun± on Nevers Rd. (Herald photo by Pinto) Edward P. Ficaro, Alison P. Fitts, Kehmna, Jeffrey A. Kelley, William J. Michael J. Flanagan, Kevin A. Flynn, Lori K. Benoit, Cynthia M. Bartolan, Plainfield results Krawski, Carleen L. Kueza, Wanda M. Kevin J. Foley, Steven J. Fontaine, Jean M. Brannan, James H. Citron, TKSMv mm Bolton Vernon Area Chapter 2129 of the Kulis. SonJa J. Fret, James M. Garvey, James Coleen P. Ckjleman. nrt Vli (U): (3olleen Lacasse, Judy A. Lament, NUnU 90N U m k S-lt (C); S-K (D): R. Gerbo, Melissa R. Ginagrave, Kenneth J. Colgan, Robert V. (k)nde, S-U (1^ 1 Snn M 7.M l U 1 Smttj lart ( It CM in 7 SC im tm t M 12.40 3i0 S.M American Association of Retired I U ' l IM l i t Tolland County farmers elect reps Plans are under way for the Bolton Kenneth D. Langford, Marcia S. Kenneth W. Glowacki, Amy R. (Jordon, Scott F. Conterno, Stephen T. Cottle, 7 IK M y . 3 l i l 1141 m 2 U h N ft. hog 4 JI 3J9 3 li| Asa IMrte 4J0 SJI Persons will meet Jan. 10 at noon at S F«m FM 3.21 1 T«I(d S U ( Hardi 4.41 Elementary-C«iter School science Lassman, Kelly J. Lata, Julie A. Janet M. Crittenden, Gregory A. Culver, I IIm m '$ Tm» I M 4.41 fait: 111) the United Methodist Church, Grove Pamela B. Gordon, Timothy S. Grondahl. 4 Qm 1 1 1 Tam: 32i9 Tm: 32.05 fair, scheduled March 16. It is spon­ Leathers, David R. LeBreux, Michele Bonnie A. Hegelin, Suzanne C. Jonathan M. Culver, Gina F. D'Aiello, Tm. ItU IM c U2 M S2UI I I ) nd t l l N Mmela U7 pad 337.N Tolland County farmers have man; Glenn laiginbuhl. conunittee Heckler. Ckwentry. The 12 delegates from the above Tnfeetz t-2-S l » I 3 t PtriKte I I ) M SM.N PeHKir 713 pad U9.20 St., Rockville. A potiuck luncheon Lenkeit, Deborah L. Leonard, Keith J. Robert C. Dalpozzol, Sally E. Davids. (kiwlc U7 fad mM )nlKU: I ).] Ma UM.M elected committeemen to represent m em ber; Eidwin W. Gterber of Ver­ Andover. Bolton, Columbia. committees met Friday at the sored by the Parent-Teacher Hallowell, Kristine D. Helpin, Heidi R. TrilNdx 144 fmi SW9JI Ml MUt: 7&r^ UltM TrrfKta: 7 3-« pad 3479.40 will precede the meeting. Members Lepine, Renee S. Lizotte. Hanson, Michael Harding, Willie E. Laurie L. Davis, Brenda A. Derosier, Fiatk IK (t) Until: S-K (C): Hebron: John Foote, Hebron: Tolland Country Agriculture Center Oganization. Members of the I sat ) u I lia s.)a loo the 13 county towns. The committee non. first alternate, and Peter should bring a casserole, salad or Alan S. Lobaugh, Kimberly A. Loftus, Harrison, Deborah E. Hearn, Gary T. Laura J. Drost, Charles L. Dube, 1 Od ProMe $.20 4 i0 210 members assist the farmers in Charter of Ellington, second alter­ Edward Ellis, Hebron; William and elected Wesley R. Bradway to a organization and the school's staff Derby L. Long, ‘Thomas A. Lucia, Bridget Maureen M. Duclos, John P. Farris, 3 OoNcenun V44 140 3 Iroatftord U. ^ 8.20 4.20 met recently to discuss the event. dessert. Emma Batz will present a Henning, Stephen E. .Hintz, Jeffrey M. Bolton board faces 0 Isccazii 3.00 2 PaNy Urn 2N dealing with matters pertaining to nate. Kralovich. Andover; Alan Hills, three-year term on tiie county com­ slide program after the business A. Marouski, Carol Martineau, Lynda Hodges, Lisa M. Hopkins, David Hunger, Gretchen H. Fidler, Brian R. Fournier, Tmt. 3117 Tm: 31S2 Thw hope parents will encourage Mawhinney, Patricia A. McAndrew, M ieU : 3U fdi SU M QuineU 113 pad 334.N the U.S. Dqiartment of Agricnltnre Coventry, Mansfield. “iVillingtan: Hebron; Morris Kaplan. Columbia. mittee and William Lipton and David F. Hutchins. David A. Freckleton, Ralph J. Gagliardo, M tc\z 113 fad U1.N children to think ahead about a meeting. Members not renewing tree removal costs PerfKta. 113 pad 3S9.40 R epresent^ Vernon. Tolland, and Arthnr B. Stearns of Mansfield; Somers. Stafford, Union: Horace William Kralovich as alternates for Dean D. Miller, Michael D. Miller, Scott M. Ingerto, John E. Ingraham, John E. Garvey, Katherine E. Gavini. InfKU: t-34 fdi S02S40 TrifKU: 1 3-Z pad 3K9.90 science project. dues by the February meeting will be At its next meeting, the Bolton Board of Finance will riftk S-K (I): Hlington are Martin Spielman of William Peracchio, Coventry; Pease, Harold Eastwood. William the coming year. Donglas Porter was Marlene A. Mockalis, Michael J. Moriar- Thomas D, Janowiec, Edward W. Jordan. Lisa A. Ginsberg, Lawrence Goldman, TenOc $-K (Aj: replaced by persons now on the ty, William P. Morrissette. Joan M. Gutkowski, Marisa A. Hakian, be asked to consider a $1,500 allocation for tree removal 7 Tin Leither (iO 4 20 4 Oare|un'$ lobn S.M 210 UO Ellington, chairman; Eknerson S. Russell Martin, Mansfield: David Lipton. and Howard Whitaker Jr., all elected chairman and Wesley The United Methodist Church will David J. Kaminski, Bruce S. Kelley, 2 taapn $.20 1 Irtsln i. Imp 4.40 140 waiting list. Money collected at the Patti J. Mosher, Soren Olesen, Nancy Daniel J. Hamilton, Kellie F. Hayes, costs. (LiocdiGmiM of Somers Bradway, vice chairman. have Chvenant Ckmununioa Sunday Laura E. Kiene, Michele J. Kimmey, 1 Pensioned 4.N Aborn Jr., of Ellington, vice chair­ Bnscaglia. Covoitry; and Chester chapter’s Christmas meeting was Otten, Anne-Marie Pane, Linda Parent, Christina L. Hildebrand, Karen Tree Warden Donald Massey said there are several Tm : 31i4 Tm: 31:71 Jan. 2. All dmrdi members will Lynne A. Klosowski, Jane Kozlowski,, M iH a: 217 M 321N Quaieia. US pad 328.N donated to Rockville General Daniel P. Petruzieio, Todd M. Picard, Kaminski. Roberta-Anne Kaminski. trees in town which have died and are a menace to roads. Ptdectc 712 M 374i0 PerfKta: 4U pad 3SS.N renew their membership vows and Steven Krusinski. TnlKti: 7-2 0 fdi (44U0 Hospital and Johnson Memorial Glenn J. Pugliese, Stephanie D. Ranney, Lida M. Kupchunos, Kenneth A. Rona J. Karasik, Peter D, Kasper, Massey, who will bring the request to the finance TritKta: 4-8-1 pad 330I.S0 new members will be received into Elsie Riordan, Selina M. Roaix. Anthony J. King, Sandra D. Kueza, Safle Omu (T): Devedk S-K 10); Hospital. Kuras, Mark W. Lange, Linda M. board, identified the tree locations and removal costs as 7 RarvM 38.(0 N .N 0.00 3 l i t Uo*n On ( to 4.40 2M the dmreh. (hnrdi school will be at Stephen Robach, Kimberly A. Ross, Valerie M. Lallier, Scott Lamont, Laurie 1100 4.10 1 Dianprd Dart (iO I N State allows CMS The Defensive Driving CJlass ^»n- Langford, Melanie M. Lee, Jean S. Louis, follows: Three trees on Hebron Rd., $600; one tree on 2 OmcI Fvnun 10 a jn . Anthony S. Rossley, Todd W. Rundgren, M. Landgrebe, Kelly Laube, Kimberly G. 2.40 4 Cup RuineOi Over 9i0 sored by the AARP conducted during Philip A. MaeWay, Melissa S, Manion, Birch Mtn. Ext., $200; one tree on Notch Rd., $150; two Tm1 Tfh 40:41% M r«c: 31:79 The Bolton High School Latin Qub Mary J. Sampson, Beverly L. Schako, Laura A. Marques, Lisa B. Martin, Lisa Lauck, I^chele R. Leavitt. M m U. 117 3221M QumeU 113 pad 321.N November graduated 16 participants. trees on Steele’s Crossing Rd., $250; one tree on Bolton PcriKU. 711 fad U N .N recently celelrated its Roman Satur­ John C. Scheidel, Susan C. Scheidel, L. Mascone, John W. Maura. Susan D, LefJlair, Murray L. Levine, PertKla; 311 pad 330.N partial rate hike A total of 120 has been graduated Philip S. Little, Robin F. Mackey, Ray­ Center Rd., $100. TnfKta: 71 U fad 3234S.40 TnfKU: 3-I-4 pad 370381 nalia with a four-course banquet, ir m tk S-K (I) since the program started earlier in Massey said there are other trees which need just trim­ Tnefftk TarAee Course (C): athletic contest, games and mond A. Martinelli, Gerald J, Martinez, ( Nhrtc Sauatam 18.(0 8.00 (.20 1 laOl leO SN 420 4.N the year. It is sponsored by the Mary E. Mazor, Jeffrey E. McGill, ming. 3 OF J66 R iN (.00 7.00 $ Kappmess Shout 4.80 S.N HARTFORD (UPI) - State In­ $15.(6 to $1.% and family rates will theatrical perfininances in Latin. 4 Pem Coduc 1280 3 lad Mciian 3.20 National Safety (huncil and is open would make Stephanie L. McLintock, Kara C. Messer, The request for $1,500 has been approved by the Board Tm: m i Houley bill Tm. 4031 surance ChmmissioDa' T. F. Gilroy climb from $17.95 to $19.S. The club, beaded by Brian Rufini, to both AARP members and non- Pamela J. Murrin, Cindi L. Newton. of Selectmen. The tree warden's budget now has a total of OuNvU 31( M 349.80 Qutnefa 11$ pad 31040 Daly has granted Connectient Under the CMS Cientury Ckmtracl, plans its annual slave sale in the PtriKti (13 fad 399.20 SuperfKti I $ 3lpad3l$T0$0 members. More classes will be Dean A. Ober, Christian L. Olesen, just $456. InlccU. (-3-4 f ^ 3$0(9.N Medical Service Inc. a 37A millioD similar to Blue Shield policies in iping and a trip to New York in planned if enough people are in­ taking gifts a felony Heidi C. Owens, Lynn M. Pane, James May. Patrick. Cheryl L. Phillips, Susan Health district discussed UESOOY liV m rate hike which will boost medical in­ other parts of the natiem. subscribers terested. For more information, con­ Prusaez;^, Robyn K. Reeves, Jonathan Selectmen are discussing possible participation by TUQL uow - N u n a coif StniTN S-K (I) surance rates for more than a millioa are reimbursed for physician bills who violated the provisions of the nCT TM££ COOtSt (D| 3-Saper Neat 980 SN 4 N E tact Elmer Martin, 872-3827, or Jack HARTFORD (UPI) - Stiff Comecticut residents by UA per such as surgery and X rays. Vernon legislation would be subject to a E. Reiner, Amabeile L. Ricciardone. Bolton in a regional health district. First Selectman 1 U m $ Fw . M I7 i0 9.(0 4.10 iSaduti Ladi 7.N U l Barbara, 872-2522. penalties should be imposed on state Lisa M. Rodier. David Dreselly reported last week that the steps 2- ridcr Trir 29.80 9.40 I'Custaa M Irr 3SN ceiU. In doiying the earlier request, The LaLedie League will conduct a minimum fine of $1,0(X) or one year in 1-Fm i) 3.20 TN t 3l:S7 officials who accept gratuities from Deborah M. Rossitto, Nicole C. Ryan, necessary to form a district, its advantages and its disad­ m 40-.SO The large medical insurance com­ Daly said CMS could not have a rate jail. Qumla 213 pad 349.N series of four monthly meetings on Susan L. Ryan, Dawn M. Saezawa, Anita Qwnwia 213 fad 3331.00 PerfKta 312 pad 310.20 pany asked for the increase last increase until it ^w ed that: the industries they regulate, says vantages were discussed at a recent meeting in South TnfectJ 12-1 fad 3K39.S0 the art of breast feeding, the second Houley said he is not yet sure how R, Salvatore. Teddy D. Scheer, Mary TrtfKia 3-21 pad 3747.M Pri^y, one week after Daly bad • A bylaw requirement that 50 per Sen. Robert D. Houley, D-Somers. Windsor. SCON I K (I) UCMDf S-K (A) Thursday of each month starting Jan. Hebron many state agencies would be Scyocurka, Peter J. Scyocurka, Susan M. 8-0M'$ Nairn IO N $.40 3.40 rejected a previous request as cent of the con^any's board of direc­ Houley proposed legislation Dreselly asked selectmen to review various aspects of 2 GMs m M I oi. M 7.40 1.80 IN IS. Anyone seeing more information affected by his legislation since, in Shea. Christopher P. Sivo, Jeffrey E. I-Odd NsL M 7i0 140 $ -M M )oe 3.N 2 N “excessive.” tors m ust be physicians participating The Junior Women's Qub and the Tuesday which, if adopts, would a health district. He said there will be $1 per capita state 4-3t» 2.80 8 TcI m Prnce 210 dionid contact J u ^ Nowacky of Pine some cases, it is difficult to deter­ Slicer, TM: 31N TNL 31:47 in CMS health care program s does Recreation Commission will jointly make it a felony for a state official to funding to help the district. Qyneia 711 fad 340i0 The earlier request would have Coae Rd., Ellington or Karen Berg mine if an agency has regulatory Martin G. Smith, Karen E. Start, Quaiiela 21$ pad 39 (0 raised rates for more than a milUoo not conqjromise the corporation’s sponsor a family movie tonight at the accept gifts or employment from an Robert W. Stingle, 'Teri A. Toler, Anne- If approved, Bolton will be in a district with Andover, Tntecta 8-7 4 pad 333940 fK lK ta 21$ pad 31880 functions. M i Double 318 M 313140 TntKia 2 S-8 pad 3IM.80 C of Peter (ireen Rd., Tolland. Gilead Hill School at 7 p.m. The industry he regulates while he is in Hebron, Somers, South Windsor, Stafford Springs. Connectient residents covered by the ability to provide effective swvice to An agency like the state Insurance Marie Trial, Maria A. Turnbull, Renee TWO S-K (M) lemi $-K (C) office and for three years after he 8-Tabeie 4.80 4.N 2.20 CMS Century Contract by an average its customers. The Tolland County chapter of the movie, “Sammy the Way Out Seal,” Commission, which sets rates for in­ M, Veilleux, Julianne L, Vincent, Edward Tolland and Vernon. The next district meeting will be 4 Printer'i lack 1( 20 8.40 tiO American Association of Retired quits his post. J. Welch, Thomas A. Welles, Lori A 1-DaHi Dad $20 2(0 6-Pasa Neptune 19 N $ 20 of 17.5 per cent. • Rates dioald be increased for in­ is being shown to raise money for the surance companies, would obviously Jan. 13. l U UOi Umia 2.40 l-Uarti Anton 780 Daly said Tuesday because CMS surance plans, whidi are cnrreotly Persons will m eet Jan. 3 a t 1:30 p.m. Rescue Fire Truck Fund. There will Under the proposal, any official Wodal. TNI 32:33 TIME 31.-91 \ be affected by this proposal. QumU lU fad 314.20 Qumii U ( pad 311020 bad "effectively'’ dkended or con­ self-sustaining, solely to provide at the Elks (Carriage House, N. Park me a charge of 50 cents for adults and Perlecta 811 fad 330.40 PerfKta 614 pad 3123.80 ceded to three of his four objections, immey for the corporation's con­ SI. The Bell Ringers from tte United 25 cents for children. A short “Three Jal alal results TnfKta 813 pad 3I4 U IritKla 16 3 pad 32496.N Methodist Church of Rockville willi FONTN S-K (I) TUm $ K (A| he would grant the Firm’s proposed tingency reserve fund. Stooges” film will also be shown. Music group 10o«n(Ra$i 1480 ((0 180 8-SelKto Speed ( N 180 3.N • The contingency reserve fund esilertain. 7-Dul MoNWflfi. M 8 00 4(0 2 0o$$i 29.N 7.80 rate hike for Century Contract sub­ saan 4-SonaN Salar 2(0 names five S f C d U S i 6 f tM u m IIN l2Jt IN i-Nest kkfSK. Imp T.N scribers. should be maintain^ at twice the nOMT T it. 31:98 FVT M N w l I N L N IME. 3I.S9 He said, however, the rate hike is level currently required by state Gamma of Connecticut, Urriml IN Quneta 117 pad 337.40 Quuuela 2U paid 311180 lu i tn im PerfKU 117 pad 313.80 PerfKta 812 pad 392.M only good for 11 montito, beginning I N I N M M i M fdi U iN TrilKlJ 17-4 pad 32(7.30 regulations. Women’s tennis class a chapter of the national Pi i-manmrn Ul M i d i t4 fpi S2S0JI TnfKta 8 21 pad 321(2.40 Feb. 1. 1977. Daring that time, the • Its existing participating Mu Society, has elected MMiMoMNLN T fN d i m p d M.7U.7I r m S-K (D) OiVENTM $-K (C) NrtMUMpiUUNi* 2 Dati'i Crt U iO 9 N (.(0 $ Mots Honei I N $ 20 2.80 com ply must take care of his fourth asm 3- lig d Kabil $.20 3.10 provider fee schedule is reasonable. five officers for 1976-1977. TriNKi M-7 priO U JN N 2-FradK» M x TTie new Centniry Contract rates PUMMG SUPPLY STOCR I i i m M M PioAiM. T M M £ 2 m . TriNdiMSia Mmal tSJI LN Ul that Connecticut consumers are in­ The instructor will be Joan King, first session. Telephone registration historian, and Mary Beth M O w r, MMi M ir, kawriix Mx will raise medical insurance rates oily rodts, plants and sand into plastic bags at n n a l l cove near nm I’Mufk U l 4.N adequately compensating such in­ who has been a tennis instructor for will be taken now through Jan. 6. Wind of Vernon, reporter. t s L t A X 5 0 % o f f M d i I N I N I N T-Ud I N Plainfield entries for an individual from $5.95 to $7.96. dividuals.” oil ^ ill on Thames River at Groton. Officials say the dirty wort 40S to m O FFZS 40% to 50% 0FF,£ 4 4 im II lN SJI M d 2-1 p d U iN the Sooth Windsor Swim Q ub and the Those interested may call the The purpose of the Greek M IriM 14MMn in h rd e d 1-2 p d S U IN Two-person rates will jump from may not be finished until next wedc (UPI p b ^ ) M M i 04 p d W M Trtfpda t-2-7 p d ttlSJO Indian Valley YMCA. Recreation Department. letter society is to give NCDNSDAY KEMNG SPORTS STOCK PIASTKNAIK S T 0« CIRARIOmCK M i d i M p d $21LN EUIEKTI serious music students an g . ^ Triidi M-1 p d N 71N M m ; M x H M x M w I n n . M M TfMdlffdp 2UI I.N IN POST TNE. 8 PM 4th D S-K 7th I $-16 opportunity to perform M Mk Mm I i Mx M M pi(m k l l l U X Fm UrMcdct4ram I iN IN 1st C $ K 1. CaRant ModH 15-1 1 Cailanl Satan 2 U jM P m I N THE W. G. 6LENIIEY CO. with greater understanding iOSO FFtM hkn iman Sm k UJI IIN iN 1. UtKMr Metne (1 I Sealed Ti(ht $.2 2. It| Countri Cop disloges gas pump 40% to 50% OFF SS •38*«to»e8*‘ i S d m lm k U l UO Ndhd M pNO U U f 2. C i Shami 31 3. Dello D«di 21 3. WaibKry of composition style and MdsmMmi IN MidaMpMSttiN 3. tena's AmbK 4-1 4. Crunn In I0.j 4. Stretch Hank W IU BE CLOSED FRIDAY^ lives of the composers. F iiT (N im tm t«.hixM iM i i/n< tWmmj amWQSS U H W I i l k \ 4 N N tn J I Trifpcti M -1 fdi tS llN 4 . l«« C 81 $. Bri{idooM 7.j S. MonaJee Guy Covenlry the trailer hitch on the vehicle. Police IlhM IM •ThMlM t» I M fd tWILN V tvoni $ ShoMO 101 (. fnendh Rotue 9 2 ( Miti{slei MBMMvMa* » GQOALBECraC Tritecb 144 p d tU S U I 7-FMmImm lUI lUI L2I i 1ft Snontire 12-1 7. Time Ke$ 7 2 7. P.i't Venture A (hventry police officer accidently Chief Robert Kjellquist said. DEC. 3 1 s t BUY NEEDS C d Y NuniYaiwauMM M ila.ta|iM l/B* m (Otidtod Ul Ul 7. U M N. 7-2 i H ti Man Uth C12-1 *• pulled a town g ^ lin e pump off its mount “A small Fire resulted," be said. M TiUilM kiKla tp STEKO M m Midp llN Ul Ul i ClMcfci Arcirm I 4.N 8. AS ticht Jack ^ ^ SthDS-K 8th C TC recently. HAPPY NEW YEAR NYTNIDIAPaiS Ml bM M hif k, IM a. fp U l i N m d a 0-7 f d i S29.N 2nd I S-K I. Mr. Id Shot lO-l I. My Masterpiece The South (Coventry Fire Department, SN)WBU)WER$ It y o u h a v e 1 Um (« M m l IM m . tm> M i N Pirddi 7-4 paM S tiN 1. Ouster The Great 8-1 2. ddy't Tina 4.1 2. Fnal Pdn|e The gasoline piimp is located at the CttlllfNMYTN llHiaMMkiM. 4^ | M i Ii U n U $ 3 U I Tridda 74$ mM I7tl.2l 2. Knocklde Rimer $-1 3. Most OrMinaJ 2.2 3. Nobody Sj^cial located next to the town garage, g.j 4. Virtue town garage on Rt. 31. UnPKk MYTH * 4 * * M n N M p d t u u i mmKLU 3. L l 'i Taylor~ 10-1 4. Carefd htncti extinguished the Maze, Kjdlquist said. new s for area IM to l M m X 1 M a M . M M b T riN b 4 M piM N N J I ■OSOjMI 4. FITt Anne Payne S-2 $. Quiet Sprini (.t S. Looney 9.2 ( Cool Nit 9 |WI w G .J ftu IW m J IT n TAPE KAYER DECK $. Jodmy luck 3- 1 (. lop Im Officer Arthur Tedford was putting gas “I've never beard of it being done in 20 U M jtggm iiiY fOMUS 3.1 7. Phantom Chuck towns, call (ttaUiM fill) Ti Ym t S to N (. Ibke't NiUkc 7-2 7. Herr Chaser in his cruiser at about 6 a.m. on Dec. 15. years of police work.” K je lk ^ said of 13 9L ONNNibiti 41* 7. Me(in 4- 1 I. Sarny bia (M) IM * Some 8. Pkos Sudie 9th C S-K When be drove away from the pump, the the unusual incident. OfflWL 1) (L OMM. iM h w ti' Jai alai entries i r ' i » i « S-K W IL IJ M T M SST”” A ndover ^ ouA *28.80 3rd M S-K I (mpli I I I lA I I. lack Anton hose from the pump became entangled in “It's a first," he said. DfAWnZ «L reiij t* me d* 1. Rm 'i Pent ).| ). tX Un (.| 2. Nekome Back NEW i f 9 &UP Donna Holland ...646-0375 DfllNLlM.(iMtTMit1M 1.4S 2. o T t Pepper 121 3. Creeveroc ].i 3. Rural Again ianaNUi«M «M ii..ir< ELIMTIILIItfUY t o i l 1NENESNVINNT 3. Mitt Holy Fond 4-1 4. SUel^ Anay t.i 4. Paddy Wliean 4 Gay Haiard 92 Bolton DfML 1 «. laiiNlii 4 pitkliS o T M n irrn K ...... *121 lUMCUai M $i9.inf 4. Meet Music S I S. Iy«ay s toe l \ $. FITt Tom do S. Lonesome SavafelO-1 F in F04RTM SEVEMTN TENTH $. U KvI i l (. Lr.'i Speedrock 4.1 ( Zealous Zero , , (. Cordiba IS-I Area police report so Of DfPf.LiBLf 1- lM hipti-lfetfd a.t M a il 9 l-Nerena 71 U rn (. R's Canamon 81 7. Please S(u 12.1 7. UsannefI Pnde , f 7. Harotcope lady S-2 Donna Holland .. .646-0375 QJUREROOM 7. i-lirtepi I 2.1 I. SpKc Queen SmiUm U.'WNcarsnKO 2- raMNdMl 20la«9 (1 20N n 7. Maaueona 31 8. Peerless rmler idMdanM 7-1 ‘uMnSr 3- MNrt-tora|.2 3-leii 7 3- Francisc67 2 3 Rrriaai I 8. rue FUer 101 Coventry CAMPET nONOYWrtMJS 131.90 0- laahfarria L I 4-NNrt ( 4- Orboa I t m m m 9 2 4 Qi»Si POST INE 11$ PM THURSDAY kUTHU Tenth $4rtoil-)M 7.2 SMiMi 7 $-(ha$d I S I S M m i Vernon FusI Fourth drive in me proper lane and scheduled for Linda Lovering .. .742-8555 JegWES OF MONTE CAIRO HalraMtiiw I h 4 M 7 l-Astt ■ I I O-Qw Im Seventh | | ! N M Y K ia m M 1. Iroadtard Cent 9 2 I. kksly Charm Three persons were treated and dis­ ★ RAGE TO TK MAGIC 7 i— i fcd S-i 7-2anii 4 14am 1-1 7 Rrcaraaa R 121 I !({ Ranker 9-2 { * » ,t court Jan. 12. Ellington nnwrsus gg« |.l 4FaMd S I tNear I I X't Qairroyant 7-2 i Doorinal John 11 ) SUtikni S»if« 10 1 ) “ T " 'J USED M f o n t-Miidrw 4-1 l-Rapn 3. Mean Red charged at Rockville Hospital Tuesday v ^ a t l a s tup NHGDOM SN Fr«eb(P-Rsli I SN Zarra SN Raman SN Rica 21 3. Paso Nockoul 3. W jhI Sl»Wi, ) I * “ * » ' , { 4. Madwe Tarry IS 1 4 Not So Cod Barbara Richmond lST-$70-3$l S13 357-I3S-731 371 482K2-3I2 3I4 3SI4tS(83l34 (. M « IU.k S ) S T night for minor injuries suffered in a two- „ YWOMS m u i m anMWM m r 5. File Fifty Five 12-1 S. Cheny Wait S M o ll Doil ) ) I f I* ...... 643-2711 FTR car, headoo collision on Rt. 83. MTS, m ant, uM m SECONJ oomi EUVENTN I. Cdsamu lft-1 S. Dawn Smoke t. Uoimloii Ortt« r i ' ^ ' ■ WUI $ C 9 I 1- tpm Uartww H l-lMHdadP I 1- ffMMCP-Olaee 7 2 1-jbca-JNan 1. Rabbit Habit T-1 7. Shine lady 4- 1 7. MV.IS.I CUu I. Atonw Black S-1 Injured were Valentine Murphy, 60 and [ Area Are calls ^ Hebron MMCaBMMlitlN 2- lMif-Zana 9 2 2-Mhart-faMl I 2- Uit-JdMR 4- 1 i-Oarala-JdmMt leNen t Tina S 2 i Tfoy't Tum 11 8 khss iesie 12-1 Uerrnth bantiM •N-lfd. »aq.N. 34aM M |vto U MaaSarl 9 5- ChariU^liatM 5- 1 3-Aipiri-Atis ■ Tour CiNiMim 1 IM Shore 81 Susan Murphy, SO, both of Wethersfield, Karen Blskupiak .228-0496 $.1 44ahM-2ana 1 Umi Fifth Uhth 4- Gaw4-1 ftwrena 4 Iwada driapa 1. Ihwl 121 1. Take lb 7 2 1 Betty s B il CtPinM. «.l S-M-Zvfd 7 5- lewda-Arcaraie1-1 S-frandscoCMreria • j i ill and Thomas C ow ell of 22 (joodhiU Rd., . 24 Hour Emorgoncy Service COR. HARTFORD RD. 2. Super Hat 7-2 2. Shapely Am 21 I Magic Ne«l South Windsor S4aM-J« M Uand4adatM 7 Arriaia 9-2 4-Ui$-«aet ». iJleil )■) South Windsor. 7 -d 4 M « a rl I-) 7 iadipii ftiiia I 3. bbskad l4h( lO-l 3. UKtratwd 01 3. Fleelfeol Doug 1 S loMii Mn 1) Tolland County . Burr>or Sales A Service FINEST. 7-OrkaI 7-1 7-amcMdma 4. U iM d S-Z 4. Sottar'i hide 5- 2 i IR Manyiu fan Judy Kuehnel___ 644-1364 t4i»Naiip I 7-i Mndii l-di S I flarti timw t-1 I GenmArcataii I I' (MtiM S) Police reported that the car driven by • Cleen Heating Ola SNMaaftAMl LHacKlci 31 S. N sti Pdmber 12 I S Cowitry Dud I 'l ). Cnut IM Tuesday, 5:17 p.m. —ambulance and S N M M M s is I S N d r ^ N iv I SN Rrh-lcm (1 i K fatcheck 7-1 ( CNco Caver S71-3St-7U-$73 i Garraty IM X MoOoiiii S|iK 11 Caldwell, beaded south on Rt. 83, skidded EQUIPIXIIT Tollend MANCHESYER iitmMiAii N1-1U471146 iSl-372-273-237 7. GalmtCip 417. Hptan ip n 9 2 7. Cod Day rescue squad for accident on Rt. 83 Ver­ looltlX / im snra i Kimiiiy Ami 1-11 TeR Padme IS-1 I. Aghadovn Daisy into the path of the Murphy vehicle. The non. Call Us For Your Home Heating Barbara Richmond «mi TNELfTN 1. funny BN 9 2 lUdad-la 7-1 l-Qurad-Zarria 7 \4amta-kmu 7-1 UMp4dM Sath three victims were taken by arobnlance to 6 4 9 * 7 7 8 2 1-2 2-friKiiM-ldnu 9 Ttod r Rambling Strpes 7-1 T n ^ y , 6:57 pjn. -rescue squad, RL and Air Conditioning Needs ...... 643-2711 2-CdiMa-Citt$d I 2-ArTvlrcaraz61 t-1 2-FrMt$C6-Arfiata 1. lackini Time l- l 1. l l Gad Cross S 2 I FITt Jemy Go M S-Aica4lae9 4 I Cohe Pnde 21 the hospital. The cars were towed from U M H -lird rM 34iM-ArTiata 9-2 3-Ik i GMrcM M I Shasta Oatty l i l l laniar 30, Vernon, for accident. iFanOhMnrl 7-2 4-ldi4cd 7 2. Emma Leonard 4 Joe Cmty ID^I 33 MUM ST. MMKICSm l-Atca-laman 01 OOm Iip-M m m i i 3. Patfioa 41 XMaryAher the scene. 331 MAIN ST 414T0LIANDST Vernon S 4 n d « 8 H |« d S-1 S-ChaNaNii I I 1 K ' l T iM 5 Mute Mad IS 1 Tuesday, 7:06p.m.—possible bouse fire. $4pri-0d«e 7 2 U m U m iSMdCatrfen 3-1 i OdK I leauty 31 4 lady Bandit ( Rma Sneeney 7-2 CaMwejl was charged with failure to MANCHESTER, CT, EAST HARTFORD. CT. Barbara Richmond M i N i U p l l-i tMtaUamii I UraiicdcMcimi 4-1 l-Ripin-Arc«aap I South Covei^y. 6 4 3 -7 9 8 8 4- 1 7 4 d lffiM rfM S L Mee t idanbeaffl 121S. Pat Hayndiam 12 I S For Judged 7. Prelude S-2 289 6435 "JH 7-Chvid-INan $-17 IwMda R$i$ ■ i M l Dandy 41 i Debde C 7 2 I. Total Up 1 Ids Chantdiy 121 649-4595 . 643-27U OPEN b thMsm Imk 5- 1 Udt-NarpM l A i »JNaaI I I U te d a ldnia 7. &and hmlion S I 7. Chatce Pick B 1 7. PrenuKe ^ SN Prurdfi Urn SN NMN-lrearaM I B e s lB rt-U 's Tiapprr SN IrWa-Zarria SN d n O m I. Pramid Special lQ-1 SpImlKt M ( 1 I. Hurry Pimter EJtl 07S-271-I07-472 i 1 M lOlh 2$71¥ 12132 3S7SU-UI-S43 2NI4(I24124 l'' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, D)nn., Wed., Dec. 29, 1976- PAGE FIVE-B PAGE FO UR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Wed.. Dec. 29, 1976 Whelton sparks UConn triumph; Lakers stun Celts, 134~105 INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) bined effort was over the from the floor while Boston eight games, was sorely mis­ — Rookie coach Jerry West Boston Celtics, 134-105, in an was only 39 per cent. sed by the Celtics who were smiled when asked whether he NBA encounter Tuesday night. The game was decided early, without a proper opponent for thought his Los Angeles Lakers It was the Lakers’ most lop­ with the Lakers taking a 36-19 Abdul-Jabbar, who scored 30 winners face Illinois State tonight would be doing so well — eight sided triumph this season and first quarter advantage and points. wins over .500— so early in the their first win over the Celtics stretching it to 71-49 at the half “ Kareem was the season. in two years after losing eight on the strength of 14 points in difference,” said Boston coach been in all six previous games, which "They continue to amaze straight. the second quarter by Kareem By EARL YOST Tom Heinsohn. “He was really produced four wins. The only senior me," West said, "I can’t “We played our best game of Abdul-Jabbar. Sports Editor starter poured in 26 points, high on fired up and our guy (Jim Ard) Herald angle "The little man is back,” a both sides, grabbed 10 rebounds and honestly explain it except we the year by far,” West stated, The reserves scored a total wasn’t even in the building. We happy and hoarse coach Dee played the full 45 minutes. work hard every game and a “We ran well and that is hard of 54 points, the most in a game never really got into the game. Rowe said after he saw Joey lot of guys contribute.” to do against the Celtics.” this season. They played exceptionally Earl Yost But Hanson couldn’t do it alone and Los Angeles’ latest com­ The Lakers shot 53 per cent Dave Cowens, who quit after Whelton come off the bench when Whelton made his first well.” Sports Editor and spark the University of appearance at 11:25 of the first half Connecticut to a come-from- and UConn down 19-14, the Huskies behind 73-66 overtime win over perked up and went on to a 32-26 half­ stubborn Colgate. time edge. Rangers win first in Washington After falling behind by eight points It was the opening game of the twice, Colgate kept plugging away UConn Classic at the Hartford Civic NEW YORK (UPI) - A victory Ulanders 4, Blues 4: Roberts scored goals within a three- Antonovich scored three goals for the Shore goes unnoticed responsible for picking Gary Swain Center and a disappointing crowd of and twice in the last minute held two- over the Washington Capitals usually Garry Howatt and Billy Harris minute span late in the third period second time this season against New as the most valuable Whaler for the 6,630 then settled back and watched point edges but each time Whelton carries no major significance. scored goals in the final three to help Minnesota snap an 11-game England ... Real Cloutier, the WHA's One of hockey's greatest all-time evening, the announcement coming tall and talented Illinois State came to the rescue, first hitting on But until Tuesday night the New minutes as New York rallied from 1 winless streak. Earlier in the period leading scorer, picked up a goal and performers, the legendary Elddie after the Whalers' 5-2 surprise upset repulse the challenge of Seattle, 82- two free throws and then his side York Rangers had never beaten the 4-0 deficit. Bob Nystrom scored late Dave Schultz and Butch (joring an assist to pace Queb^ over Eld- Shore stood in the lobby outside the i f victory. From my vantage point, the 73. jumper with six ticks left knotted the Caps in Washington. The Rangers in the second period and early in the scored goals to cut the North Stars' monton ... Lauri Mononen scored two entrance to the Civic Center winner should have been goalie Cap i count at 61-all and sent play into a snapped an 0-3-1 winless streak over third to bring the score to 4-2. Larry lead to 4-3. goals and assisted on another to lead Coliseum and went completely un­ Raeder or rookie winger George Tonight's pairings will find Seattle five-minute overtime. the past two seasons at Capital Cen­ Patey scored two goals for the Blues. WHA: Phoenix over Indianapolis ... noticed' Monday night. and Colgate meeting at 7 o'clock and Lyle. Raeder kicked out 31 Soviet tre with a 5-2 victory. The triumph North Stars 8, Kings 3: John Tonelli scored two goals in Vladimir Petrov scored three goals, "EMdie Shore," Gene McCormick Illinois and UConn tangling two hours With Whelton “quarterbacking” the second period to spark Houston including the game-winner, to lead goal tries, several of a spectacular also broke the Rangers’ five-game Fred Barrett, Tim Young and Jim of the Springfield press said, “is nature, while Lyle accounted for two later. Plenty of tickets are available. play in the extra session, while losing streak on the road. over Winnipeg ... Minnesota’s Mike the Russians past Cincinnati. 2 credited with supplying the teaching goals. The latter had the Whalers only Seattle and Illinois looked like the scoring four of his 10 points, the “Someone once said, ‘Today is the methods that the Russians have used hat trick - three goals in one game two best clubs in the annual round home team wound up a winner. first day of the rest of your life,’ ’’ to perfect their hockey. Many of his this season and four times be tallied ball classic staged for the first time said Rangers’ captain Phil Esposito, ideas have been incorporated into the at Hartford after attracting sellout Whelton picked up a game Bowling j twice in WHA play...F*roving popular souvenir, an elbow in the cheek who scored goal? in the second and European game, which a decade ago this season is the shuttle bus service crowds (4,400) at Storrs. which required one stitch. third periods to break a 2-2 tie. were far behind those used by provided from the Caldor parking lot "Joey (Whelton)" makes things "M ayte that’s how we should look at C professional players in the states." to the Hartford Ovic Center on happen offensively." Rowe said of Dennis Wolff added a dozen points omR n nm MM today’s game because we really don’t Shore, who was tabbed ZODIAC - Mia Kachmor nights sports attractions are played. the little 5-10 (on his tiptoes) to the UConn total while hard­ have anywhere else to go but up.” " Mr. Hockey " during his brilliant and 203- ^ , June Eccher 175- You can't go wrong for a quarter, the backcourt performer who has been working Chris Fagan led (Colgate The Rangers picked up two points 204- 550, Joan Berube 182, 9 long career with the Boston Bruins in round-trip fare...Reader asks: Were idle for three weeks while recovering with 22 and a second half shooting on idle Atlanta but remained in last the National League, was in Hartford Nancy Ofiara 185-464, Judy the Russia Nationals a “dirty" from a sprained ankle. Alex Vega netted 20 more points. place in the strong Patrick Division, Monday night to watch the Russian Parsons 180-473, Mary hockey team? Not from my vantage "He got the fast break going. He "I put it in my mind that I wasn't one point behind the Flames. Nationals play the New England Patterson 193-500, Karen seat, but then, I wasn't on the ice. gave us great spark, " he added of the hurt. If I couldn't play my game, I Esposito’s first goal, coming on a Whalers. For better than three Joe Whelton Truax 175, Pat Bartolotto The team was assessed 10 two- Elast Catholic High grad's perfor­ wouldn't be helping my team,” deflection with four seconds decades. Shore has resided in 465, Cheryl Sutyla 484, minute penalties. mance. "He really came through for Whelton said, adding that he felt “no remaining in the second period, Springfield and up until this season Rose Robideau 4 ^ , Diane us." pain" in his ankle. capped a three-goal period that either controlled or had a hand in the Anderson 459, Maureen Shift in command “TTiis was a game that we could showings. In fact, it was dull and There were 41 turnovers, UConn "We didn't play extremely well but rallied New York from a 2-0 deficit. American League entry from that ci­ Warwick 456. If brains means an instant winner. easily have lost," Rowe added and error-filled until Whelton showed his charged with one more than the Red we played with guts and courage,” Goals by Steve Vickers and Ken ty Gary Dineen will be just that with there would be few dissenters as it magic, not that he was a one-man Raiders. Rowe said before sitting in press row Hodge had evened the score for the Shore was impressed with the play COMMERCIAL - Carl the Springfield Indians in the wasn't one of the most artistic show. Tony Hanson was superb, as he has to scout Illinois and Seattle. Rangers. of the Russians, the improvemmt Bujaucius 135-142-400, Rick American League. The Indians' over the years, and was just as Washington, in last place in the Johnson 379, John Fox 357, attendance has fallen off which can pleased with the caliber the Whalers Norris Division, took its lead on goals John M orse 351, A rt be expected when a team is last in displayed in winning, S-2. by Rick Bragnalo and Tony White. Shilowski 138-352, Earl Cox the standings...Ice surface at the Whalers bow HOCKEY V^ile years ago. Shore would have Esposito scored his 18th goal of the 378, Rick Nicola 143-389, Hartford Civic Center is been mobbed for his autograph by season with 4:25 gone in the third Art Schm idt 370, Bud 200x85...Tom Rodden. the only man Michigan, Providence hundreds, he was just an aging man ST. PAIL (IPI) period and Greg Polls finished New W ickham 147-368, Ken to master my tennis game this in a familiar felt bat pulled down — Mike .Antonovich York's scoring at 15:39 of the period. Osborne 354, Tim Hickey season, will be Bob Digan's first In other games, the New York slightly on one side standing around (Herald photo by Dunn) 350, John Butler 353, Dave lieutenant in the town's Youth Ser­ fired his second hat Islanders tied St. Louis, 4-4, and watching hundreds of ticket holders Dynes 136-391, Ed Miller A itV S. Cincinnati (7:00) vices Department starting next trick of the season Minnesota downed Los Angeles, 8-3. passing through the turnstiles. gain berths in finals Impromptu juggling act 135-369, Lee Prior 160-390, month. Rodden has been in the Time marches on, but old-timos against New England In the World Hockey Association, Manchester school system since Ron S p o n h eim er 358, can recall the years when the bald to spark the Houston beat Winnipeg, 6-3, A itV S . San Diego (7:30) 1972.. Lightning has struck down Stan George Burgess 385, Dave Shore was the hardest hitting and Minnesota Fighting Rick Marshall, Manchester High eager, displays his ball Minnesota edged New England, 5-4, Ogrodnik's strategy in East PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) .Michigan coach John Orr said he was in rebounding. We were taking Lawrence 153-398, George best defenseman in the NHL. Saints to a 3-4 World handling ability during lull in basketball practice session at Quebec edged Edm onton, 3-2, Catholic's last two basketball games. — Top-ranked University of was "very impressed with bad shots and Hubbard was getting Phoenix beat Indianapolis, 4-3, and Barber 366, Ted Lawrence Today all be has are memories of Hockey .Association Manchester High. Here he juggles three balls with ease. 357, Tony Yacono 136-365, A lt vs. Quebec (7:30) his “day" and his contributions to the The coadi played for the last shot by Michigan and Providence Providence." Orr had his eye on the all the rebounds. When we went into the Russian National Team defeated holding the ball against both Holy victory Tuesday CloIIege meet tonight in the playmaking of Providence's Bob a short-passing game in the second" Tomorrow night he can juggle just one when the Indians Cincinnati, 7-5, in an exhibition F r ^ Oakes 158-391, Gene game, both in this country and in face East Catholic High at the University of Hartford. Comire 140. Europe. Cross of Waterbury and Hartford night against the championship game of the In­ Misivicius. (10 points), and the half, we began to get those baskets game. A lt vs. Phoenix (8:30) Bulkeley and in each case the ball \4’halers. dustrial National Classic scoring of Joey Hassett (26 points). inside." Notes off the cuff failed to drop through the nets, the Orr said Misivicius “passed the Gavitt said his team was “a little foes rebounded and scored just as The M'halers have Basketball Tournament. ball inside real well for a guy who flat early in the game” against Outside of boos reserved for □ Jan. 14 A il VS. Edmonton (7:30) time expired. UConn coach Dee yet to win a regular Michigan defeated Rhode Island. hasn't played that much and Hassett Texas. Referee Bill Friday at Monday South Windsor stops Rowe, who witnessed the East-Holy season game on St. 95-85, and Providence beat the is a great shooter. " Paul Oristaglio, a junior guard, Bowling night's Whaler-Russia hockey exhibi­ Cross High game, said he would use Paul ice in five University of Texas. 81-67. in the .Michigan (6-0) took a 56-40 lead scored 11 points and played an E tion at the Hartford Civic Center, Hartford High, 81-78 G Jan. 16 Minnesota (7:00) the same strategy if play dicUted in opening round Tuesday night. over previously undefeated Rhode many were directed at whoever was seasons, going 0-12- aggressive defense which Gavitt said support of Ogrodnik. The two winning coadies were im­ Island (7-1) and withstood a second- “picked us up defensively...I thought Making the most of 42 IM \\KTTF.S- Gail l EK- r o i VI.KRS 365. P e te W oytyna 365, 2 in that span. .An­ pressed with each other's teams. half attack that closed the lead to six he was the key to the win.” free throw attempts. South Hartford Public (78) S him aitis 178-495, Sharyn K aren R iordan 467. Leda Chet Russo 363. Q Jan. 20 Quebec (7:30) tonovich has now Coach Dave Gavitt of Providence points. The score was 60-54 early in Nicol 469. Donna T erragna Texas coach Abe Lemons said his Windsor High got past — Smith 12 0 24, Jernigan Young 183-517, Barbara scored 24 goals, said the Michigan players are "so the second half and 89-83 with less team “just got tired.” Hartford Public, 81-78, in Algren 178-493, Cheryl 452. Sharon R ichard 199- I I.OR \1.- Carole 11 0 22, Pitts 0 0 0, Forest 2 Gilbert 179. Arlene eight against .New quick the way they go up and down than three minutes to play. “I don't have any substitutes and it schoolboy basketball play C rickm ore 176-491, Linda 490. S harlie D eLisle 180- Q Jan. 23 the floor, we're going to have to try 0 4, Ager 8 218, Bailey 022, 459. N ancy W ashburn 185- LaPoint 178. Cincinnati (2:00) England, which had Rhode Island freshman Sly doesn't take long to fall apart the last night in Hartford. Couloute 1 1 3, Singh 11 3, C hapm an 455, G ert B arile Cheney losing and control the tempo and be very Williams led all scorers with 32 way my guards started playing in the 453, Lois Begin 460, Carol 487. M arge D eLisle 462, won six of nine In other area affairs, Wells 1 0 2. Totals 36 6 78. CATERERS- Lynne selective in our shots. Obviously points. Bushnell 187-486, G inger Greta McConville 181, Lin­ C second half," Lemons said. “'They're Middletown High made it Talbot 127-127, Ona Carlson □ Feb. 6 previous games. we're not going to get many second Middletown (78) — da H ietala 182-459, Judy Minnesota (7:00) "I'd have to say that Rhode Island supposed to control the tempo but 30 straight wins with an Privott 6 2 14, Thompson 11 Y ourkas 211-180-524, B ar­ 132-125-347, E llen Seym our Anotnovich shots with Hubbard in there." Sabella 491, P at Noren 189- was the best team we've played so they made too many crazy mis­ easy 78-39 verdict over 5 27, M uckie 7 0 14, bara G oddard 205-515, Dol­ 127, Sanely Bunce 125, notched his first hat Phil Hubbard, a member of the ly Dawood 180-494, Sue 519, K aren D ischert 180, skein extended far on the basis of what I’ve seen takes." Rham High and Rockville Marshall 2 0 4, Hyman 2 2 Jo a n n e C ochran 128-376, □ Feb. 10 Winnipeg (7:30) U.S. Olympic team last summer, R eischerl 459. Barbara Fink 180-491. trick of the season tonight," Orr said. Texas and Rhode Island will meet High dropped its fifth con­ 6, Holley 3 17, McArthur 0 Charlotte Heim 125, Jen faced Michigan with 25 points and 17 Jack Kraft of Rhode Island said the in a consolation game. against Whalers .Nov. secutive tilt without a win, 0 0, Walton 0 0 0, Rankins 0 KESIAIKAM T om Terinzonie 125, Carol Raw- Down by only four points at the half, Cheney Tech just couldn’t rebounds. "biggest problem in the first half 11 in a 3-3 tie. John­ 69-48, to Simsbury High. 0 0, M. FYivott 3 0 6. Totals SILK (JT ^- Ray Rowett G reer 400, John Ortolan! s o n 125-136, Jean Q Fab. 12 Indianapolis (7:30 kwp up and dropped a 74-47 verdict to East Granby High last ny .McKenzie and Phil Goodwin tossed in 32 34 10 78. 214, Mike H urley 226-588, 151-399, Bill Sheekey 394, M athiason 127-340, Carol points for the Bobcats, now Lewie 127, Maureen Chap­ night in Elast Granby in a non-conference basketball encounter. Steve Carlson scored Rham (39) — DeGray 9 H arry P lecity 201-229-621, Dan Vignone 150-394, John The Crusaders upped their mark to 2-3, who converted 28 of the 018, Bergeron 000, Law 0 0 Je rry Coro 227-573, Ron Izzo 155-393, Tony m an 344, Joyce Lindsay □ Fab. 17 ftAVS. Phoenix (7:30) 5-1 with the victoty while Cheney is Minnesota's other f Sports I charity tosses. Scott 0, Fisher 4 0 8, Weingart 10 F letch er 209-202-563, Rollo M arinelli J r . 393, Anton 350, B etty Aceto 347. now winless in five starts. two goals while ex- Waters added 22 more to 2, Long 2 2 6, Cherry 0 0 0, Masse 203-218-612, Bob Mayer 150-387, Dave E«»l Granby (74) — Clark 14 6, East Granby led at the half, 32-28, Saint Gary slate the South Windsor cause. Morey 0 1 1, Ray 1 0 2, B ow ers 550, Ed Y ourkas Carlson 384, Joe Dworek FRIENDSHIP - Lou □ Fab. 18 A l t VS. Birmingham (7:30) Wright 13 5, C. Ray 7115, Nichols 10 but a second half burst put matters Cornelius Thompson Swett 1 0 2. Totals 18 3 39. 551, Ray Zabilansky 555, 381, Don Logan 379, John T outain 177-185-532, Pegge 2, Higgins 10 2, S h ^ u s 7 317, Bray 7 •MacGregor scored ‘ Wednesday AGWAY away. pumped In 27 points to lead Simsbury (69) — Amos Dan H um iston 209, John B rernser 379, Paul Corren Shelsky 188-492, Lee Bean 8 22. Totals 26 22 74. three goals and Dan­ hockey' Chip and Bud Ray led the winner's defending state Class M 7 115, Harris 6 2 14, Doot 1 Kozicki 205-588, Ron C uster 377, Mike Sedor 178-377, 464, Sandy K ershaw 455, □ March2 AllVS. San Diego (7:30) Cheney Teeh (47) — Boudreau 1 ny Arndt one for .New Glastonbury at attack with 22 and 15 points respec­ champ Middletown to its 0 2. Buzard 4 2 10, Lutz 5 4 208-573, John Goiangos 202- Frank McNamara 376, M arge D eLisle 488, Nancy 2 4, Ertel 2 1 5, Martin 3 2 8, Tyler 6 5 Manchester (Bolton lee tively with Ray Shook us tossing in 17. England. victory, the Tigers’ sixth 14, Moger 0 0 0, Byrne 215, 584, Ron Cote 234-203-206- Tony Vendetti 376, Jim Nelson 469, P a t Thibodeau 17, Prasser 113, Millis 2 04, Violette Palace), 8:25 Kevin Tyler pumped in 17 markers to w m s u this season. Rham fell to 2- Sorich 2 0 4, Buss 0 0 0, 643, Ray Chittick 222-561, E vans 372, Hank F rey 373, 453, W alt D eLisle 201-548, □ March4 A l l V S . Houston (7:30) 2 0 4, Mariseau 10 2. Totals 18 11 47. WRESTLING lead the (Tieney effort. Imported from Florida Guaranteed Grade, U.S. No. 2 with the setback. Payne 0 0 0, Coombes 2 0 4, Tom Oppelt 200, Skip Ken Osborne 370, Rollie Tom K ershaw 219-574, Rich M anchester at Huiry in lo Agmay )o pl«e youi wdei Id l)iis mouOi •atfimg (mt) Jl Simsbury upped Its over­ Clark 0 1 1. Totals 29 11 69. McConnell 221-568, Brian Irish 367, Tom Schuetz 367, Johnson 501, Bill Zwick 522, Rockville ivices )oond only a) Agvay' T)us is (op qualily cilius- no) (irid lun- im all record to 5-1 with the Korkvillr (48) — Boyington 203, Dave Neff Lee Courtney 366, Skip Bill Shelsky 504, Bill Avery □ Marche A l t VS. Quebec (7:00) pw'ed esptcially )o< Ajway riuil «iil tudeliyeitdon JANUARY 19 win over Rockville. Mike Berger 1 4 6, Martin 0 0 0, 205. Cool 365, Steve P utnam 527. Thursday )(y pick up a) your local Agway slofe In case lols only Munroe had 14 markers to Walton 5 1 11, Munroe 5 4 Mississippi State noticed BASKETBALL lead the Rams. 14, Mocadio 2 4 8, Green 2 2 .Manchester vs. East ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY JANUARY 8 □ March 18 AitVS. Calgary (7:30) ORDER NOW FOR JANUARY 19 PICKUP South Windsor (81) — 6, Caravella 1 1 3, (Catholic at UofH, 8 Boudreau 0 0 0, Elchacker Glastonbury at Penney Lenkeit 2 3 7, Whitlock 3 0 000, Gagnon 000, Gibson 0 D March 2 0 VS. Rockville at South Clhwc from ((u’ST Jrcdi V.irii’liTS ! 6, Waters 9 4 22, Douglas 1 Calgary (7:00) 2 after beating Wake Forest 0 0. Totals 16 16 48. Windsor 3 5, P. Goodwin 10 12 32, A. Rham at Ellington TEMPLE ORANGES Goodwin 12 4, J. Goodwin 1 3 5. Totals 27 27 81. D March 24 AitVS. Edmonton (7:30) NEW YORK (UPI) - Alabama downed Western Michigan, East Catholic at 4 5 BUSHEL GOLDEN GRAPEFRUIT ONiy 3 during a second half rally that over­ 4 '5 BUSHEL NoM y seemed to take much 83-74, No. 8 UCLA routed Southern came Rutgers, 76-68, in the Louisville Manchester (girls), 2 • Poels and sections easiiy notice when Mississippi State Methodist, 99-71, Marquette beat Holiday Classic. Louisville advanced • Has a rich flavor n March 26AliVS. Indianapolis (7:30) Wisconsin, 64-57. Louisville defeated HOCKEY • Finest eating orange grown • Sweet 'll L iihj/ lor lots of won its first seven games this' to the title game against Creighton, Good Eat m j ' season. Rutgers, 76-68, Maryland topped an 81-76 winner over Auburn. Manchester at Far­ in F lo rid a Xavier of Ohio, 84-74, and Syracuse Freshman guard Bill Bryant mington (Avon Old ^■10 per box $6,00 per box 9 i w s i m D March 27AitVS. Edmonton (2:00) But on Tuesday night, the youthful cru sh ^ Duquense, 116-86. scored 12 of his 17 points in the first Farms), 6:15 Bulldog team won its eighth straight Reginald King scored 23 points to half to lead Maryland past Xavier of MIDGET F arr’s, 29-19, and Boland game and this time the opponent was Ohio in the opening game of the Saturday Paced by Doug Martin’s Oil topple Pizza House, 26- previously unbeaten and lOth-ranked Maryland Invitational Tournament. HOCKEY 19. Mike St. Laurent had 10 FL 0 R I D A PINK GRAPEFRUIT 10-point effort, Pro Please check appropriate box or boxes Wake Forest. The Terps advanced to the final .Manrhraler at Remodeling downed points and Bill Masse eight College 4 5 BUSHEL Mississippi State handed Wake against Syracuse, which got 30 points Wrlhrntflrld JUICING ORANGES Manchester Travel, 31-23, for Wyman while Tom and 4 5 BUSHEL 10 COME Forest its first loss in eight games, from James Williams in beating (Glatlonbury Arena), 9 Steve Machuga had seven laeketball. • Flotilla s Fiiicst-Tasliiig last night at the East Side an 88-83 decision that advanced the Duquesne. Loaded with lots of Vitamin Cl apiece for Farr’s. Fred Prices: $8.80 C h io s Friiil ' Rec. Chris Schoembs had Bulldogs into Wednesday night's $6.40 per box eight tallies and Tim Hughes and Bruce TOTAL;_ final game of the Kiwanis-Old Domi­ lead Alabama (7-0) past Western McKinney each had six $7.00 Michigan. Substitute Brett Vroman $6,20 per box Feshler four for the HANDLING; nion CHassic in Norfolk, Va. against markers for Boland while scored a career-high 19 points and Scoreboard winners while Matt host Old Dominion, which beat Dart­ Falkowskl (10), Paul Tom Schackner had a $5.00 Marques Johnson added 17 to guide Milwaukee 113, Golden ANDGETir FIN A L TOTAL: mouth, 95-70, in this opening game. NBA game-high 10 points for UCLA to its victory. State 102 Tucker (8) and Tom Ken- Freshman Ricky Brown scored 29 nison (7) were best for Pizza. Butch Lee scored 25 points and Bo TucHduy’H RrHuIlK Los Angeles 134, Boston EtwkMMi it my cticck for $ _ points and grabb^ 14 rebounds to In the aveint ol a rrM|or Itu rfe , or hi t .li Billy Silver tossed in the Ellis 23 as Marquett beat Wisconsin NY Knicks 111, Houston 105 •. '**’**' ‘Mti intr gti.llily ontthii I nt.ly bn uii. ■Travel. Chris Carmel pace Mississippi State’s victory. 99 ONLY SOLD HUH ADVANCE OSDEK. pumped in 16 points, Sean winning hoop with three Norn*______Phono. for the championship of the. IS C , V O V o.do. ..I Ih. loliov,,,,, ^ ..... ^ Gary Hooker and Wiley Peck each Seattle 120, Atlanta 119 Kearns U and Tim Carmel seconds left to give scored 18 points and Ray White added Milwaukee Classic, the ninth straight NHL Crlspino's a 29-28 win over A d d m i. year the Warriors have won the title. Kansas City 113, six as Manchester Police IS to help Mississippi State overcome Manchester Police last /VH4RITORD Cleveland 106 TiiCNduy'H ReKiillH handcuffed Wyman Oil, 37- In the consolation game of the City. S u i t . Zip- a 43-38 halfUme deficit. night at the West Side Rec. Milwaukee Classic. Wayne “Tree” San A n to n io 127 NY Rangers 5, 26. Myles McCurry had 14 Wake Forest, playing without in­ Philadelphia 116 Silver had nine points and ^llins scored 23 points and Derrick Washington 2 points and John Sulick six M tkt chock! poyabla and moil to: jured leading scorer Rod Griffin, was Portland 84, Chicago 79 Tim Finnegan eight for the Jackson had 18 assists to lead (Hem- NY Islanders 4, St. Louis StOAf KOUtt for Wyntan. NSW EN Q LAN O W H ALERS, OnO CNIo Con tot Ptolo led by Frank Johnson with 25 points. Washington 117, Indiana 4 S4IMwav NEW STATE U . MAHCNESTEI AAon Tun Ftt winners while Dean Page son j^ s t struggling Boston College, 30 Hortfotd. CennoctlotA O tlO l 72S'33Sf Elsewhere, top-ranked Michigan 128-76. Minnesota 8, Los Angeles •43 - 5123 Times • j u t 10 Action at the Community had 12 tallies and Ken $81 » X 4 JO J/IlvM beat Rhode Island, 9545, No. 4 Denver 110, Phoenix 102 3 k Y saw Wymah Oil outscore Beckwith nine for Policy Louisville scdfed 22 straight points MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn^ Wed., Dec. 29. 1976- PAGE SEVEN-B P*GB S K -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. » , 1976 f P I n o c h l e 1 A ll stores dosed New Years Eve (6 p.m.) Growing Older L t c o r e s J a nd S aturday, Ja n u a ry 1. A ll s to re s 0^ McMillen gets satisfaction Manchester Top sc o re rs In the Sunday, JanuarylZ, 9 am .^ p.m. Manchester Senior Citizens Sing*al6ng fpr a better *77 Pinochle, Group game Dec. 23 at the Army and Navy Club Wi ceww wd 6 FiO^wdiw. are Peg Schaller, 602, Sam in pacing Knicks^ triumph By Lm Cottia Schores, 593, Felix Jesanis, This time of year is for singing. We chant carols. We 592, Francis Fike, 585, Mary S a v e S fy sing drinking ditties. Musical sentiments, full of J. T h rall, 580, Archie 8 to p & 8 h o p sweetness and light, are being warbled all over the place. Houghtallng, 568, Audrey NEW YORK (UPI) - Tom for Atlanta. But an aging curmudgeon like me thinks of sing-alongs in Durey, 566, ^ b e l Wilson, 565, Kings 113, Cavaliers 106 terms of senior protest. A Happy New Year to us all, Cam Vendrillo, 561, Esther C o lfe e McMillen gets his satisfaction Anderson, 545. Brian Tayler hit 11 of 14 shots from anyhow. i 1 1k a«ul»,Bn.Mi. from winning ball games. Pinochle will be played c a n AiilaMbDrVwD'VOWid ; the field in collecting a season-high Tune: The Twelve Days of Christmas Oeo4Mon.OK I7 >Ph .O k Fft.| to go out there and win. That's bow I added a season-high 27. and my Social Security. In my fifth month of leisure, retirement gave to me - Three farewell parties. Winners in the club's Dec. get my satisfaction.” Trailblazrrs 84, Bulls 79 21 game are Gertrude Five soap operas daily. Two golden watches. “In college, I tried to hit that Bill Walton scored 29 points to lead And my Social Security Eklwards, 708, William Loos, trailer ^ t a lot and that's what I Portland over Chicago before 1 9 ,^ , Four daytime naps, 696, Eric Andersen, 687, Ted Win ew cetven »d a F40 pwehiae, 'Three farewell parties. In my tenth month of leisure, retirement gave to me — tW9i M coupon md a FiO piMCtMM. was doing in the first half,” the largest crowd in Bulls’ history. Leboc, 675, Edward Orlowski, Two golden watches Ten pounds of weight. Stop & Shop or Sun dory McMillen said referring to, his nine- Scott May’s 18 points t o | ^ the Nine days of Illness, 684, Carl Murphy, 659, And my Social Security. Margaret Parker, 6U, Bert DozonGradiA for-13 first-half outside shooting. Bulls. Eight weeks of boredom. T rp ^ca n a In my sixth month of leisure, cetirement gave to me — Edwards, 636. “Then in the second half I tried to Spurs 127, 76ers 116 Seven fights with wifey. 2 Six hours of drinking. The next game will be EggSllg O ra^Jnice play in close.” canning five of his San Antonio’s George Gervin Six hours of drinking. played Thursday at 1:30 p.m. 100Keiina»|wC« (OTiFtoedi nine second-half field goal attempts. Five soap operas daily. scored 12 of his 29 points during a Four daytime naps. Five soap operas daily. at the Senior Citizens Center. He added three of four free throws third-quarter spree and triggered a Four dpytime naps, -and accounted for five of the Knicks' Three farewell parties. 12 ta.. 22-S third-period barrage. Julius Er- Two golden watches. Three farewell parties. Fire deaths last 11 points that put the game on ice ving’s 20 points led the 76ers. Two golden watches, 299: 298: after Houston climbed to within five And my Social Security. Doc 17-Fri.Oac 31 LkMonoconooeCuaMMOf. Nuggets 110, Suns 102 In my seventh month of leisure, retirement gave to m e— And my Social Security. i n c r e a s e points with 2H minutes left. Reserve forward Bryon Beck hit In my eleventh month of leisure, retirement gave to me Lonnie Shelton, playing an impor­ Seven fights with wifey. BOSTON (UPI) - The PriuooflortMallon.Dic Y7>Sat.Ctoc$1. Indians ready for battle two quick baskets in a late second- Six hours of drinking. tant role in the Knicks’ second con­ number of deaths caused quarter surge and Dan Issel scored a Five soap operas daily. Eleven pleas for divorcement 9 by fires increased by 200 in Manchester High's hockey team entertains Glastonbury- secutive victory, scored 24 points in­ game-high 34 points for Midwest Ten pounds of weight Four daytime naps. the United States last year High tonight at 8:25 at the Bolton Ire Palace. Ready for ac­ cluding 14 in tbe third quarter. Jim Division leading Denver. The Nine days of illness. Get our Special Three farewell parties. to 11,800, according to the tion are (I. to r.) Clark Brown, Kent Dennison, Dave McMillian and Walt FYazier added 18 Nuggets also got 24 points from Eight weeks of boredom. Two golden watches. National Fire Protection points apiece. Rudy Torajanovich David Thompson while Paul Seven fights with wifey. Wetherall and Tom Mumford. And my Social Security. Association. and John Johnson topped Houston Westphal paced the Suns with 27 Six hours of drinking. Ivaluesfora In my eighth month of leisure, retirement gave to me - In a new report the with 17 points each with Calvin points. Five soap operas daily. Eight weeks of boredom. NFPA said about 33 per Murphy adding 16 for the Rockets. Bucks 113, Warriors 102 Four daytime naps. Seven fights with wifey. cent of the home fire vic­ great Newlfear! Elsewhere in the NBA. Seattle Bob Dandridge and Brian Winters Six hours of drinking. Three farewell parties. edged Atlanta. 120-119, Kansas City Tom McMillen (52) fighu for hall Two golden watches tims were children. The each scored eight points in the fourth Five soap operas daily. report said a fourth of Marvin Miller topped Cleveland. 113-106. Teammate Lonnie Shelton lends hand in New York quarter to enable Milwaukee to Four daytime naps. And my Social Security. i4 o z .n Washington dumped Indiana. 117-111, In my twelfth month of leisure, retirement made of me these had been left home Cheese or Sausage pkg. I claim its second road win in 18 games Three farewell parties. alone or without proper John’s Pizza Portland beat Chicago. 84-79, San An­ this year. Dandridge finished with a Two golden watches. A partridge in a pear tree. tonio took Philadelphia, 127-116, supervision. Onion, Plain 12oz. 41 Supersonicf- 120, Ha«k« 119 games and hand Atlanta its sixth game-high 29 points and Winters And my Social Security. The association said or Egg pkg. q] Denver defeated Phoenix, 110-102, iN-ed Brown made two free throws straight loss. Nick Weatherspoon and added 20. Swen Nater added 20 points Lenders Bagels lauds owners Milwaukee upset Golden State. 113- serious fire-related in­ with three seconds to play to give Tran Burleson each had 25 points to and a game-high 20 rebounds. Jamaal juries also increased by 8,- 102, and lios Angeles overpowered Seattle its third victory in 18 road lead Seattle. Lou Hudson scored 33 Wilkes paced Golden State with 24. Of Consumer Concern Search out bargains NEW YORK (UPI) - Marvin manager, Joe McCarthy. He didn't Boston, 134-105. 000 over the 1975 figure to BirdsEye Cool Whip Miller says tbe baselall owners are talk much, be just did his job. Today, I 131,000 in 1976. Arson was 16oz. A to be conunoided for the “good tbe players want to get 'ink,' as you Searching for bargains is one way to cut expenses in the ladies shows, sleepwear, men’s and boy’s clothing, responsible for 144,000 Stop& Shop Sour Cream cup *1 faith” they showed with respect to newspapermen call it. I never souf^t .President of Jets dies. daily upward spiral of the cost of living. Be sure that _ Home furnishings, jewelry, luggage. Outdoor (ires, slightly more than a signing the majority of the free what you buy is something you really need; however, furniture, white goods, handbags and television sets, quart ^ it. Nor did I ever rebut a sports 25 per cent increase. The carton f agents. “I was concaved about the writer. Any time I lost a game, I felt otherwise the purchase is no bargain. Don’t be c a rri^ June — Garden supplies, furs, washing machines, cost of fire damage figure Stop&ShopEggNog possibility of coUnsion,” says Miller, very bad I stayed sort of incom- away by a low price tag on an item that ends up stored in refrigerators and swim suits also jumped by 9.5 per cent Stops Shop I 12oz. ) bead man of the Playos' Assoda- the closet. August — Bedding, camping equipment, paint and over last year to almost ) pkgs. of 6 tioD. “I was worried, and I testified to mnnicado." English Muffins Regular or Split Phil Iselin built club into winner Department stores generally embark on their January hardware. $4.2 billion. that respect before the House Select “White Sale” at this time of the year. There are bargains September — Sporting goods, fabrics and back-to- The NFPA reported a Committee on Professional Sports, When he was a kid, says New York Knidts’ guard Walt FVazier, he never still to be found in the early days of winter sales. Here’s school specials. total of 3,105,200 fires last but I'm happy to say there was no what the calendar of sales looks like for the rest of the October — Major appliances, evening wear, home fur­ evidence that the owners banded was a member of any gang because NEW YORK (UPI) - He Iselin, a quiet man who rarely in­ tottering and near bankrupt New boss, he was a coworker. He was a year, a jump of about 4 per year: nishings, outerwear and winter sports supplies. be was afraid oi fights and didn’t helped change the New York terfered with his coaches, had been York Titans’ franchise from Harry real friend to me...” cent. Improper use and dis- together to keep prices down.” February — Housewares, furniture, rugs, women s November — Toys and gift items, women’s and girls’ want to ridt going to jail "My whole making a gradual comeback from the Wismer in 1963 and changed its name “1 loved him,” Namath said. “ He posal of cigarettes, Jets from a near bankrupt coats, mattresses and curtains. coats and men’s and boys’ winter suits and coats. Some of tbe Oakland Raiders got a thing was b^etbaU,” be says. “I earlier attack and only two weeks to the New York Jets. matches, and other franchise into a Super Bowl was a great man...it's that simple.” March — China and glassware, garden supplies and Keep in mind that with careful shopping you may find laugh out of that “ criminal dem ent” was so strai^t that I thou^t the ago said he felt be was well on tbe One of Iselin's partners, David A. smoking materials was champion in four years. But these same items on sale at other times during the year. Chuek Steak charge Pittsburgh Coadi Chudi Noll worst thing 1 could e v e r ^ was road to recovery. He was taking an "Sonny” Werblin, pulled a major luggage. listed as the main cause of April — Fabrics, foundations, and lingerie, hosiery. 7 Bone CenterCut lodged in connection with their smoke a cigarette.” that is not bow Phil Iselin will active part in tte selection of a new coup in the war between the pro foot­ most building fires. ronghonse tactics against the be remembered most. coach to replace Lou Holtz, who ball leagues in 1965 when he signed Leading horses When you spend dollars for E Leo Durodier insists he never resigned two weeks ago just one S e d e n earlier in the season. Defoi- “ To know Mr. Iselin was to love quarterback Joe Namath of the COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - The beef, make sure you get worked for “a bad owner” in all the game before completing his rocAie sive back Alonzo Thomas shied away him,” Jets’ General Manager A1 University of Alabama for a then U.S. Trotting Association announced About town ^U.S.D.A. Choice Stop & Shop years be was in baseball. “Horace season. from tbe other Oakland defensive Ward said. “He was a great astounding 3427,000 contract for Tuesday that Keystone Pioneer, who “Great Beef. Stoneham, Walter O'Malley and sportsman. I think be had more "I can't put it in words." Holtz said backs all year hmg, kidding them by three years. finished the season with nine straight Judge Roy Hofeinz all were wonder­ friends in and out of sports than any Tuesday. “Basically, there never has The F irst Church of saying: “Go way from me! 1 don't Iselin was both president and wins, and Rambling Willie, whose Beef Chuck ful to work for, but tbe best ooe of all person I've known and we'll miss Christ, Scientist, will have want to have anything to do with all been an individual who had such a chairman of the board of Monmouth 1976 record included nine wins in less Bone-in you criminals...” was Phil Wri^ey. He was tops.” him.” positive influence on me in such a . its regular church service Underblade Steak Park and in the winter of 1974 was in­ than two minutes, are the aged Tbe president of both tbe Jets and short period of time. He was just one and testimony meeting ducted into the Jockey Club. trotter and pacer of the year. Eveiydiody talks about the big Dick Allen has been reported Monmouth Park racetrack in New great individual. My gosh, it's like tonight at 8 at the church, “ I have tbe greatest respect for The two champions were named in Boneless Chuck Steak C change in Joe DiMaggio, how mnch beaded for Pittdwrgb where te'd be Jersey died Tuesday after suffering losing a member of your own 447 N. Main St. The him as a person and as an ad­ balloting by members of the U.S. more approachable be is now than be back with Dnick Tanner, with whom his second heart attack in three family.” meeting is open to the Beef Chuck ministrator,” Weeb Ewbank, who Harness Writers Association in con­ was w to he was playing, and bow be had such good rapport adwo both moDths. He was 74. Isel^ was a member of the original public. Shoulder Steak coached tbe'Hets from 1963 through junction with the U.S. Trotting much more gregarioos be is now than were with the Chicago White Sox, but Iselin is survived by his wife, Bet­ board of directors which acquit^ a 1973. said of Iselin. “He wasn’t a Association. Beef Loin-Shelled be used to be. Commenting on that, if be plays baseball at all this year, it ty, his son Jimmy, a race horse A Bible study will be con­ Sirloin Steak be says, “I played my game on the could be with the Cubs. He and trainer and former manager of ducted tonight at 8 at St. field and didn’t t ^ much. I Peanuts Lowrey, one of tbe Cabs' heavyweight contender Buster Mary's Episcopal Church. patterned myself, and most all of the new coaches, get along exceptionally Mathis, and a d au ^ ter, Mrs. Kay Holidsiy Cheer Basketball Fredt Am erican Crown Lanib Sale! Yankees of that period did, after our well and Lowrey has been trying to Gilman, a freelance writer. Pro The Youth Group of interest the Cubs in signing him Iselin died in the Jets' midtown Emanuel Lutheran Church Shoulder « _____ $ ^ Manhattan offices after suffering the will have a “sleep-over” -149 heart attack at 3:30 p.m. EST. He and dance tonight starting had attended a working lunch with EAST FROSH at 7 in Luther Hall of the from the LotterjiL lb three club officials earlier in the day DECEMBER church. and, according to one of tbe officials, East Catholic's Tender, meaty, beautifully trimmed chops your family will appeared to be fine. freshman basketball team E ^ Y THAT NEW COLOR TV IN TIME FOR NEW YEAR’S The Bell Choir of enjoy. Broil 2-3 inches from heat... delicious! "Everyone in the National Foot­ made it five straight wins DAY. SAVE ON A HUGE SELECTION OF COLOR TVs FROM Emanuel Lutheran Church ball League is deeply saddened by tbe yesterday with a decisive RCA, ZENITH, CURTIS MATHES, PHILCO. will have a Christmas par­ Rib Lamb Chops *2'? loss of Jet Presidat Phil Iselin,” 67-39 triumph over ty Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Greetings NFL Commissioner Peter Rozelle Rockville. at Manchester Country said. “He was a warm man who Pete Kiro had 20 points. llG llXL-100 CURTIS MATHES Club. Lamb Chops “ *2®? cared for bis family, bis friends and Bob Veoora 10 aixl Kevin 100% SOLID STATE 4 YEAR WARRANTY tbe over-all, rather then strictly per­ Thompson eight for the Lamb Fore Shank *1’? sonal, interests of the qw rts with young Eagles with Dave you can spend which be involved himself.” Gay a dominant factor in Combination Iselin previously suffered a heart tbe rebounding depart­ 17” Lamb Shoulder Shoulder Chops & Stew attack on S«^. 19 in tbe press box at ment. Stan Ostrowski and Diag. Denver's MUe High Stadium during Ted Cohen paced Rockville 2 the Jets' 48-3 toss to the Broncos. He with 12 arid 10 markers Who could use an extra $5(X) this season? Everybody. Fresh Lamb Patties was revived twice after his heart respectively. That’s why our new Bonus Game, Holiday Cheer, is wrap­ stopped by Dr. Thomas Dillon, the 1. Several synthetic logs, ping up $5(X) cash for every winner. And there are 1(X) Lamb Breast Riblets husband of Helen DiUoo, another ot 23” WITH commonly formed ol tbe Jets’ directors. Diag. sawdust plus a binder, bonus winners every week. Oven Ready-Whole or Either Half $ "j « 3 4 8 TRADE can be burned at the Just match the Lucky Color, fill in and Lamb Legs same time In a fireplace? return your stubf and you’re in the draw­ □ True □ False 1 lb. i PHILCO 2. A fireplace chimney ing. Buy all four colors and you’re guar­ 9 100% SOLID STATE H ^ ra d e B e e f F ran ks pkg- m which draws poorly and anteed a shot at one of the 1(X) weekly 100% SOLID STATE occasionally spills smoke bonus prizes. And of course subscription CaWomia Navel Into the room Is: A. A nuisance ^players play automatically. B. A fire hazard Holiday Cheer comes with the same C. Can be neglected 1 0 9 0 IfJL 23” SOC ticket that puts you in the running for Diag. — ANSWERS — Double Play. With more than 10,000 tiuoitjoqen 4q winners a week. And a jackpot as big as U l V 11 I ssiAJSt 4|t|it Jiiqnd 19” e ts ptpiAOjj $200,000 given away on our weekly Double Play TV Show, Thursdays at 7:30, on Channel 3. WFSB-TV. "n»8 3jio) Potatoes 6 0 Holiday Cheer. You could get a gift that pays for itself. And for a lot more, too. QraalforbaMng •* « * * ! > m.. « 3 6 8 JO aijouis i|||m asnoq agi lujim pjOAi 0) i|a)C{ptui GreenPepper8 ^-’’ 3 SM Garden Beans MANCHESTER’S DIRECT FACTORY DEALER -uj{ paijKiaj JO paunp ‘pauj 273 W MIddIt Tpk« Uiin'aq pinoqs || '3)o ‘s|3|jq M anchviltr 9$oo| ‘s)sau spj|q 'qsiqqnj q){M dn pa38ii|d si j) lumo) n HoHagrChMi Connecticut lotteryYiiewbenusgaine. 8:00a.(n.-10:00p m a n ih e .s t fr o p e n ■ ‘ .9 4 S u ^ " MON-TUES. IiM smi spt q3jqa 03i|daj|i •MANI3IESTER; 263 Middle Turnpike West ’K ptuljsap I|j9dojd V "g • i W E D -F R I. *De(aib on ticket stub. Lost claim date Jan. 24,1977. .r a C T U M STrAD I\i Charter Oak Mall 8a.m.-10p.m., I^.-Sal. I ^ aa6W-27^ "U0{S0|d>» silver lime & Forbes St. 9a.m.-4p.m.Sun. ui asni3 UI3 jopujq paiiaq Slate law: you must he 18 years or older to purchase Lottery tickets. Otnol nnKIrUltUi Room for improvement J v t h p l* h e ^ B U D G E T Here’s a view of several lockers which arc badly in need of JIM M|) ‘jMgo qsn )o do) TF.I KM->I()S R A P P IU nc ks uo pt|jd poujnq a ji ajoui jo •VERNON: Rts. 83 & 30 Vernon Grde m a ir — or reolacemenl — in the boys’ lorkerroom at 36 M O N T H S Manchester High. ^ ' NEXT TO STOP & SHOP o«) II 'I|3u{s paujnq aq t< M |t P|MX|s slo| ataiii jis v ii '1 PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Wed., Dec. 29, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Dec. »■ 1»76- PAGE ^ IN E j.

Help Wanted 13 News for senior citizens By WALLY FORTIN EMIN GOOD / S h e H e r a t & gBIST S S T w S m r ...... Of THE...... WVa...... ll» l ESTIITE MAHiH Drop by, and sip up soon. For SPEMNNG H ill hope Santa has treated you all Kenneway and Bertha Gulow tied for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING high single with a 115. further information, call our office. MONEY o.k.. and you received the love and Speaking of trips, there is still admiration you all deserve. It was Then on Wednesday in the morning B0YS& THROUGH we had 28 players for pinochle with room for a few more on the Hilton hard to realize it reaily was Christ­ Head golfing trip. So if you are in­ Begin Your New Year the following winners: Audry Durey, GIRLS mas because the weather was so terest^, send in your own payment PHONE 643-2711 554; Cecile Benson, 550; Grace Wind­ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ YOUR AD nice: however, by the end of that to Joseph DuPont. The trip is '6 Evtnliiga A WMk busy day that little white stuff came sor, 549; Lillian Lewis, 546; Jennie scheduled for March 12 to 20. 6 pjn. to 6 pjn. tumbling down and made it feel like Fogarty, 543; M ary Thrall, 542; Lott and Found 13 With Either A New Home Christmas after all. Robina Carroll, 538; George Last, Menus for the week ^ □ EMPLOYMENT «•«» Call THE YEARS 536; Al Chellman, 536. Monday, Tossed peen salad with Now it's back to the old routine and MISSING - One calico female LUBRICATION HELP - In the afternoon, it was bridge and dressing, shells with Italian style 947-9949 the exciting is about our big cat; one orange female, Http Wanted 13 Needed immediately, for se­ 8 ROOMS 7 ROOMS we decided to give our hard-working meat sauce, Italian bread wmdc- vicinity of Mayberry Village. gaia New Year's Eve Dance this cond shift. We have openings volunteer. Ivy Siddell, a chance to butter, fruited pudding, beverage. I after 6 p.ip.m. PHONE FROM home to ser­ for experienced lubrication MmL lidiRg evening starting at 7:30. If you forgot just relax and play cards instead of Wednesday, Cream of tomato soup vice our customers in the help, for greasing trucks, and about it, then you stiil have time, LOST GOLD RING - St. Manchester area, flexible Hanhraod floors home ownership has been the best doing all the work. We certainly with crackers, grilled cheese and b-allers. Starting rate $3.75 because we are Seiling tickets at the Mary’s Cburch, or Church hours, super earnings, 249- hourly. Chance Tor advance­ thank Ivy for doing such a wonderful tomato sandwiches, Jello with Street, Christmas Eve. Faniy room investment a family can make... door. Better drop everything, and 7773. ment. All fringe benefits. conscientious job, and it’s good to see whipped topping, beverage. Reward. 871-2306. come on up, you’ll enjoy yourself I’m Uniform and toms furnished. CLERK NEEDED for general 2K baths her playing and really enjoying Thursday. Baked haddock, cut SALES POSITION - Straight For appointment call 688-2233. work in busy office of apart­ IT STILL IS. sure, and we don’t want you to miss Portonalt VmiON >46jHIO herself. green beans, rissole potatoes, rolls commissions, leads furnished ment complex. Duties In­ Firoplsca n; out on a good thing. By the way, the to homeowners. Call 242-6402. FEEL UKE A NOBODY? Be Our good friend Marge Reed has and butter, iced spice cake, clude: showing apartments, An exceptional buy is this 7 room bus is going to run and starts the WANTED - Riders to Florida. a somebody-be an Avon supervisory maintenance, and Gas Heat 2-zono taken over the chores and started beverage. Share driving and expenses. route at 6. ESTABLISHED Realtor has Representative. You can earn dealing with the public. Must RANCH in one of Vernon’s nicest this past week. Marge is trying Friday, New England clam Around January 1st. Ciall 646- opening for highly motivated your own money. Sell quality Stabiad wowhNrfc 8219. have take charge attitude. Last Thursday, we had ciose to 200 something new for a while in an ef­ chowder with crackers, egg salad on salesperson with real estate Avon cosmetics. People de­ Ability to speak Spanish help­ areas. Natural siding highlights this members on hand for our Christmas fort to speed up the games, and whole wheat, sliced peaches, license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, pend on your service. 111 show ful. Experienced in apartment Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. you. Call me today. 523-9401. party, and for certain reasons were therefore hopes to bring back more beverage. management preferred. App­ 3 bedroom, 2 car garage Moses built *8B,900 •82,900 ly Windham Heights, 4S813M. are not aiiowed to mention the name players. Now, each table will move PART TIME - Sales - U you FULL TIME CASHIER-for home. Call today! 8 ROOMS of our guest for the afternoon. at the end of a half hour, regardless WANT MIS are area professional tobacco department in However, he is an outstanding piano whether players are finished or not salesmen in the day time and COUNTER HELP - Five Schedule for the week modem pharmacy. Weekdays nights, thirty three hours. player who treated the members to and take the score as it stands. We Monday. 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen want to seil at night and make and Saturdays. Experience BRING more than your day job...it’s Apply in person. Bess Eaton some excellent music and ended the tried it last week, and things moved required. Inquire manager, Donuts, 1$0 Center Street. social games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., fun and easy!! Call Mr. Parkade Liggett Pharmacy. mVFISH 2 day with a good old time sing-along. along very well. lunch served, 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., WANTED CASH DougUs, 526-9134. We are very gratefui to this person Wednesday after we had four pinochle games. Bus pickup at 8:30 READ THIS ONE- This not a Work sA homt in ipArt time. iM-wi realty company I It m 1290.00 p«r 1,000 stuffinfl for taking the time to be with us, and tables of bridge with the following a m. return trips at 12:30 p.m. and SALES PEOPLE - Older fancy ad. We simply need two HOURS: •••••••••••••••••••••••••a multi-million dollar company •nvtlopt*. 8«nd tlampod, we enjoyed him so much that we’re winners: George Vallone, 4,240; 3:30 p.m. hard workers who are looking tnvtiopa to: . Daily 8:30 - 8 p.m. with young ideas has openings for full time employment. looking forward to having him back George Last, 3,370; Marge Reed, 3,- Tuesday. 9:30 a.m., bus for shop­ Torry U n o EnttrpriMO, P.O. Sundaya Cloaad gal. 0 a.m. - 6 p.m. NOTICE for people who are looking for Call 8724515. B o i 200. Hobart, Indiana again soon. 350; Marianne Herdic, 3,250. ping, 10 a m., ^uare Dance Class a future. In sales and manage­ 40242. One of our members Beatrice open to all seniors, also ceramics TOWN OF MANCHESTER ment. Opening due to In-booM SAND BLAST Operator and During the day we heid our big Mader is now a patient at the St. class. 1 p.m.. Senior Bowling League SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD (romotfons. This company power saw operator. Paid START THE NEW YEAR Holiday Fair Raffie, and the lucky Police Department IS more financial success holidays, excellent insurance 9 at the Parkade Lanes and return trip H O K O F TN E Francis Hospital in Hartford, and it stories than any other in New benefits. 50 hour week. WITH A NEW HOME prize winners were Marin Risiey who would be nice to send her cards. from shopping. Hourly Rate $2.70 England, no Urnit on what you Bualneaa Opportunity 14 •88,900 Manchester residents only. Metronlcs, Inc. Route 6 and ONE TEIU WMMNnI won the beautiful afghan, Roeert Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, can earn. Call Doug Baskin, 44A, Bolton. Craig who won the large ceramic No specialized experience 525-9134. SMALL ENGINE Service Next week Thursday for our Fun pinochle games, 1 p.m. Arts and req u ital (Corporation expanding dealer Christmas tree and Dorothy Andrew Day, Nelson Douglas, the executive Crafts Gass. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., RECEPTIONIST - Busy Den­ For application apply to Per­ tal office in Manchester is network. No experience who won the shawl. director of the Safety Commission return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 necessary. Complete training Hrand New sonnel Office. Municipal KEEP SMIUNQ seeking experienced, mature p.m. program. $500. investment for the State of Connecticut, will be Building. 41 Center Street, receptionist. Duties include: 3 Bedrooms The action here to report starts here to show a film called "Step Thursday. 10 to noon, card playing KEEP HAPPY required to start your own Manchester. Connecticut Appointment scheduling, business. Ideal for retired or with the results of last Tuesday’s phone, bookkeeping, light One and ^ baths Lightly” and to answer any questions and visiting. Noon to 12:45 p.m. Hot Closing date for filing is Mon­ part time. Details on request. 6-6 DUPLEX Senior Bowling League scores at the typing. Heavy public contact. you might have on Reflective safety. Meal and Meal on Wheels, 1 p.m. Fun day, January 10, 1977. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field WaH-to-Wail PINEWOOD of Vernon Parkade Lanes men-Class A, high Wait al ham hi tpan Wm . tarn Four day week, salary Training Division Box 619, Day featuring Nelson Douglas and a An Equal Opportunity asst, p a r It e t a t a llln a negotiable. Send resume to Haw - 7 room Ralaad Ranch - 3 badrooma - 2'h bathe - triple A1 LaPlant, 515; high single, You folks who signed up for the Wading River, New York. Stove, Hood, film on Reflective Safety. Bus pickup Employer. •nvalapaa. Sand ilaiiipad. mil- P.O. Box 289, Manchester, •unkan living room - flraplaca - lamlly room - lormal Ray Donahue, 196; men-Class B, high Florida trip are reminded that they •ddraaaad anvalapa la Tarry 11792. s l dining room w/dack - eat In kitchan - double garage - at 8:30 a.m. and return trip at 3 p.m. Lada FidarpiWaa. 7.O . Baa S SB Coon. 06040. DI I , Ref. triple Jack Jaslowski, 436; high must start getting their money Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen Habart Inm na 4CS4Z. Ded ALL on V. acre lot w/vlaw. single, Tom O’Neill, 182; Women- during the week of the third of social games, and canned goods ELECTRONIC Assembler - Part time. Minimum one year □ EDUCATION Gass A, high triple and single, Bea January. I might mention that we needed Noon to 12:30 p.m.. lunch NOTICE Cormier, won both with a 190 and still have a few more seats open and experience in mechanical and served, 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., set-back PUBUC HEARING PC Board assembly required. •89,900 433; women-Gass B high triple, Polly with our first shot of snow, maybe HARTFORD BINDRY Private Inatructtona 13 games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. ADDITIONAL Contact Mr. Stanley at 872- Kenneway, 317; high single, Polly you would rather be heading south? seeking experienced paper 9195, for Interview. Return trips 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. APPROPRIATIONS cutter. Full time. Call REMEDIAL READING and BOARD OF DIRECTORS 4174. math; individualized work Or An Older Home TOOL DESIGNER - TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Experienced, in aircraft type program, (Ist-Sth grade) by QUIET CHARACTER CONNECTICUT LOOKING FOR Good steady sheet metal development, Masters degree teacher. 568- t o ROOMS 7 ROOMS Notice is hereby given that employment? We need good overtime and benefits. Inter­ 8075. Sevan room Colonial with larga rooma and lota of the Board of Directors, Town men aiid women. Flaming op­ viewing 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. 6 ^ charm. Thraa badrooma. Oral Hoor dan, 1W PIANO, VOICE, Guitar, of Manchester, Connecticut, portunities over $120. a wett. 4048, Dynamic Metal hatha, and modarn kitchan. Location la con- Phone 528-3869 between 9 and Organ, Drums, Trumpet in­ will hold a PUBLIC Hearing Products Co. Inc., 422 North vanlant to achoola, chopping, and biia llna. Ona 2 only. Main Street, Manchester. structions. Gift Certificates. in the Hearing Room at the Bands available for parties. yaar warranty on all major ayatama In tha houaa. CAMBRIDGE ST., Manchester Haw - 2 Family Duplex - 4-4 - 2 bedrooms - living room Municipal Building, 41 Center Ivory Rose Music, 647-9040. $36,900. Street, Manchester, Connec­ - eat In kitchen w/range, dithwaahar, ditpoaal - 1 Family room Thraa bedroom AnaaMI built Ranch. Two flraplacea, NOVA will give you the greatest Federal Funds. w/flraplao«. 842.500.00 huge kHchan, ovaraUad 2-car attached garage with 11 Brant Road. Ranch houaa with a most efficient energy source, we call shower you've ever had, but it will Relatives For As, Little As $2.30 braaxaway and conorata patto. Aakbig only 942,000. graanhouta. Unique...... $46,000.00 our CNG Natural Energy Consultants ALLOCATION - ANTI­ A LIHLE EXTRA 28 Cobum Road. “Ivy League” Engliah use up to 6 0 % less water than your RECESSION FUND 82 Slone Tudor...... • • $ 4 0 ,9 0 0 .0 0 "The Conservationists.” Because it Newer 7-room Ralaad Ranch In ehoica location. conventional shower head. Approve allocation for Per Column Inch ... Larger Sunken living li dining room, all kitchen bullt-lna, 3 DEEP LOT 431-433 North Main St. Colonial plua conserves natural energy and*can Talk to a CNG Conservationist or Harrison Street Project, badrooma, 2 hill bathe, larga flraplaoad family room, graanhouta. Incomal...... $55,000.00 cost up to 23% less to operate than 89 Indian Drive. Brand new Colonial. to your plumbing contractor about Cemetery ImprovemenU — Sizes Are Available Up To A lanced lot, double garage, all utlllllaa, 40*a. 7W room a...... $ 8 5 ,5 0 0 .0 0 $5,000.00 older models, CNG ’a Conservationists replacing your old water heater with 151 Hartford Road. Authentic Chaney are recommending A.O. Smith’s L9CATI0N a new A.O. Smith Consenrationist. Construction of a four foot Full Page If Desired... Ealata, 14 rooma...... $ 8 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Consenratlonist. Lovely Colonial In aoughi altar Su n ial RIdga location. They'll analyze your hot water needs, wide Portland Cement con­ 4 badrooma, tront-to-baok living loom, formal dining OUT OF TOWN crete sidewalk or a six foot Coventry Capa. Rta 44-A. Over 2 aorta. When you replace your water heat­ and help you select the model that room, aluminum aiding, garage, lanead lot. er with an A.O. Smith Conservationist, ______wide bituminous concrete An axooptlonal homo In Tolland, loaturing R/H Oarage, clean ...... L’" " I 539,500.00 can give you the hot water you need sldewalk/bikeway on the Flraplaca, Bow window. Hardwood lloora. Family room Tolland Haxogonal Ranch. Over 4 you'll be using less energy because OLDER aorta. Vary unique...... $94,000.00 for less than you've been paying. It's south side pf^Spencer Street, 4 bedroom Colonial within walking dialanoa to w/bullt-ln tlarao. $42,900.00 the Conservationist applies more of the gas that's front Squire Village' to ' Andover Ranch. Two car garage, 2 hill no wonder our Conservationists recommend A.O. achoola, ahopping and bua. Large kKehan, formal batha, p o o l...... $ 5 4 ,9 0 0 .0 0 burned to actually heating the water. And. the Con- Smith Conservationist. Hillstown Road and on Uie dining room, full baaamani, garage. M M Slfa. Happy New Year To All, senrationiat has higher-efficiency insulation, a flue north side of Spencer Street in LAND Call Hartford 829-0111, New Britain 223-2774, or front of 1195. From The Tedford Group 23 Aorta hare In Manchaatar, luat llatadl design that conserves even more energy, and a glass- Call 643-2711 For More Information; Ideal lor thoao who w anlTlirgo garden, goaa Qraanwich 869-6900. Pascal A. Prignano, thraa bedroom Cotonlal. One and W m odem bethe, Contact Joe Lombardo lined tank that holds in heat and that's covered by a Savaral other parcala - Call tor InlormatlonI Secretary Ask For Gayle, or Joe... v . large kitchen and > baeament garage. SSO’e. 10-year manufacturer’s warrarity. Board of Directors For a limited time, every buyer of an A.O. Smith JS CONNECnCUT NATURAL Manchester, Connecticut New Year Happy Ads Will Appear Dec. 31 SENTRY ^oodLatA A ^ ssd to MANY MOK • CAU US - WE WORK Conservationist will receive Area the $16.95 NOVA G f e GAS CORPORATION Dated at Manchester, Connec­ ___Real Estate Services ■m ticut this twenty-third day of c *? TEDFORD REAL ESTATE REALTORS-MLt TNE WnilAM L BEinORE ACENCY It pays to stay with gas Dabember, 1976. R^^R-ML8 289-4331 ^ 6 4 7 -M 1 4 IN Waal Cantor Street 040-24U R E A L T O R S MT-W* ACROSS 2 Hoofbeet Answer to Pravioua Pnnla sound PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 29. 1976 1 Behold (Lat) 3 Italian house aiHBCHE] 6 Alley_____ 4 Become □ $1 □ Artteles tor Sole 41 ApertnMts*Fw‘R^* ‘**S3 Akertments for Rent M Autos for tele 8 Resound apparent 12 Ancient 6 S ^ m u d □ (X)RVA1R 1966 - Automatic, kingdom on 6 River In n MOVING SOUTH next week. 60.000 miles, new paint, vanr Dear Abby XT WAS HOARIffte' ’Make an offer! Twin bed Persian Gulf Europe CO DMUn DITBVWta good condition. Asking $450. 13 Lyric poem ’7 Peter (Sp.) HOU) A B O U T ONE BY FOReeT iT.vuRcie... BY THE TtVtE I X YOU'RE Roll of insulation $5. Ten 14 Actor Ledd KATHERINE ANNE R3RTER, Fin is h e d (?e a o in 6 really ..M Y WHOLE Lift gallon aquarium complete FOUR ROOMS - H eat, U r|t wMjr of ApsitninU ud By Abigail Van Buren 8 Wholehearted A ll TN05E AUTHORS TownhoaiM lliroailioii' 15 Mislay 9 Coagulate THE AUTHOR'S WEIRD, PS. Ice skates. Basketball utIUUea. appliances included. CUI11E3 GCiaDDD OR JOYCE CAROL OATES OR HAVE THREE NAMES... Central location. Garage, lludNMar. 1969 REBEL STATION 16 Lest letter 10 Pillow □DDn noD nuuD PAMELA HANSfORP JOHNSON ? NAME, I’P BE TOO SIR! F L A S H E D b e f o r e backboard $20. Workbench. nsetal OSM epee detif S-S, WAGON-$750. Call 646-0425 17 Make muddy material security deposit required, no SeL.tp-S, Seeder tt-i □nODDClBaCTDnBD TIRED TD REAP Drapes, orange, gold set and an^lme. 18 Coast Guard 11 No more than □ B Q n D D winter white set, $95 per set. ^ U , $250. 6464H68 after THE BOOK! M V E V E5, INCLUDING 646-1021 DEAR ABBY; After running a small, clean, home-owned lady 20 Year (Sp.) ______V Red, white and blue bed 230-A Ntw Slat* Ro k I 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU 19 Chivalry 22 Collage / f . - C / spreads and drapes for girls grocery store for 36 years, I am going out of business. The 21 Gadolinium A L L T h e nR U N S OF EAST HARTFORD - Modem WAGON-Standard 6 cylinder. . . i * fH (abbr.) off base 47 Track events $19. Roaster oven $10. Winter MANCNE6 TER wife and I worked hard—sometimes 15 hours a day, seven symbol 9 32 %11 4 1 two bedroom Townhouse. Best offer over $150. Phone boots. Bike rack. Push lawn- days a week-but with the large chain supermarkets 23 Unity 24 Conriuding Illegally (Army eg Million (prefix) a /THE BRADY B u n c h T ' Heat and hot water, 1 1/1 6466388. 24 Funny mowers. Light blue plush moving in all around, we couldn’t survive. 25 Wes Indebted 35 Technical uni- bathroom rugs, tankset $12. baths, dlqjosal, dishwasher, We gave people credit when things were rough. Why 29 Ancient port i f e full basement with hook-ups. 1975 MONTE CARLO-AIr con- to varsity (abbr.) _^ H&.T Kitchen cabinet 24x17 inches 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven not? They were our neighbors, our friends. We cashed of Roma $245. Call 518-1706 days. room apartment. $260 ditioning, am/fm, radial tires. 33 Hava debts 26 Short letter 33 Corpulence 92 Slides on formica top $20. T w ^ l r gold 28.000 miles. Very clean. 872- their checks and never turned anybody down when they 27 Former labor 40 Oefinlle »"<»* WINTHROP cape cod curtains (72 inches) monthly. Security. Call 649 34 Played In FIVE ROOM upstairs - apart­ 217i______came around with tickets for raffles, church suppers, water $3 pair. Two sets old base­ 1416, 9 to 5. school plays, etc. We gave to all the worthy causes and 28 H es7 Experiment MIckay Finn — Morris Waiss ment shelves $3 each. Man’s ment and garage. Central, 36 Malt 30 Subsequently 43 Biblical 99 Movie 1971 MERCURY- Power even placed their posters in our store to advertise 37 Democrat large ary Mabimheavy security deposit. 649-3616. ONE BEDROOM Apartment - 31 Shakes- character SB Half-scorn brakes, power steering, vinyl fund-raising events. (No supermarkets around here did (abbr.) sweater, all wool,water East Hartford. Appliances, pearaan villain 45 Woodchopper 57 Small bills DID HE PHONE? ^ OW, UO/ IF THE SHERIFF SAID THE T I'M WORRIED, repellent, bas pheasant on LARGE SIX Room Duplex - carpet, parking, security, lop, V6. fliest offer. (Xll 649 that. Against company rulesi) 39I WarrantWarrani HE PROWSED Ni)T a w s picTune WHOLE AkATTER WOULD / PAUL— , 41 Inner self TO CONTACT US — APPEARS IN BE KEPT ' back, new $95, Asking $35. Central location. No pets. lease, no pets. 5^1296. We’ve opened our store after hours to accommodate 1 r " i 4 9 8 7 8 9 10 11 ^ REALLY Security, references. 42 Unbumt and THE PAPER, / CONFIDENTIAL.' ) ( WORRIEDIJ Stainless steel silverware $10. people, yet those same people would drive right by our IVON'T HAVE HIM Available immediately. $235 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 411 - store to patronize the big markets because they thought dried brick 12 13 14 Small nick-nack shelves $5. POUR ROOMS - First floor. 44 Alcohol AT THE WEpOINO! Kitchen cart, three shelves $4. per month. 649-1914. 6434189. (Hean. Two car parking. $215 Needs engine, good body, they could save a few pennies. They didn’t even bother to negotiable, call 6495794. 46 New Haven 19 18 17 Plants. 6490311. MANCHESTER - 30 Locust monthly. Includes heat. compare our prices or give us a chance to compete. tree So we’re going out of business. Abby, please print this so 11 19 20 Street. First floor, four rooms Security. Call 643-9601. 1971 TOYOTA Corolla - 2-door, 48 Divorced Building Supplies 42 heated. Available Immediate­ people will realize that the home-owned businesses can’t parson dood running condition, body 49 SloppiMt 2t ly. $220. Call 646-2426, 9 a.m. R(X?KV1LLE - Three room fair, two new snow tires. survive unless people give them a break. 1 1 NATURAL STONE for to 5 p.m. Apartment with heat, hot SAD INSAVANNAH 54 Outer (prefix) 24 29 26 27 30 31 32 retaining walls, veneers, water, stove, refrigerator. Asking $750. 647-9387. 58 Suitcase ■ 1 patios, etc. Pick up by the MANCHESTER - E l^ t room $165. Adults only, no pets. DEAR SAD; It’s sad indeed. I'm running your letter for 59 Augment 33 pound or delivery by the ton. Parking for one car. Security 60 Manner 1 ■ House. Appliances, J.D. all the honest, hard-working little people who deserve a 81 Gallop 37 40 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Real Estate. 646-1960. deposit. 6497690. Heavy Equipment ■ ■ 649-3163. break- I hope it helps. 62 It la (contr.) to r Safe 63 83 Actress 42 49 MANCHESTER • Three room FOUR ROOMS - Basement 1 DEAR ABBY: I need help and don’t know where to turn Sheridan 48 4. apartment in a two family garage. Range, refrigerator, 10 H.P. INTERNATIONAL 64 Barrister heat and hot water. Residen- anymore. 1 ■ HARD FIREWOOD for sale. Doga-BIrds-Pets 43 house. Appliances, utilities. Tractor - With 48" mower, My husband and I have been separated for over two (abbr.) 49 50 91 92 93 94 59 98 97 Priscllla’a Pop — Al Vermsar COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg $175. J.D. Real EsUte, 646- Ual area. Adults. 649-6985,649 and snow plow. One 300 gallon Farm, with three story bam, Any size load. Call 643-0851, 85 Fast aircraft National Weather Forecast 1980. 7544. fuel tank on skids. 643-4^. years, and I still love him, but there is no chance of our (abbr.) 91 99 60 Butler-type building. Power 228-3483. DOG-CAT .BOARDING getting back together again. ■TDCAY IT'S SOMEONE bathing/grooming. Complete 66 Stack role plant, and other out buildings. CHARLES APARTMENTS - FOUR ROOMS '- Heated, Abby, how do you stop loving somebody? I’ve been 81 82 63 WITH HIGH CHIXESTEROL lus Three Lovely Homes, NIKORMAT FT Camera with modern facilities. Canine new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Deluxe 4 1/2 room townhouse. close to schools and stores. Motorcycles-BIcycIss 04 going to group therapy meetings, but it has not helped to DOWN 94 69 68 ifers invited. B/W Realty. Parking. $220 per month. stop the ache In my heart. Misery may love company, but it g647-1419. and works perfectly. Great Road, Manchester. 646-5971. One and 1/2 baths, all _12 camera for the begiuer, or appliances, 2 air conditioners, Security deposit and TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville doesn’t nuke me feel any better. I Electric fish (NIMfSPAPIN INTIRMI9I ASI«| the professional. 1 ^ . Call CHRISTMAS SALE - An­ carpeted, heat and hot water, references. 649-8845 after 6 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Maybe a reader who has gone through the same thing 647-1601 before 2:00, or after tiques, Collectibles and patio, soundproofing, washer p.m. rack. $1,750. 2894042. can give me some suggestions. Real Estate Wanted 2$ 5:00 p.m. Miscellaneous. All items dis­ and dryer hookups, storage, ACHING HEART counted. Sunday November basement garage. ^ 0 to $315. TWO and HALF Room apart­ TRIUMPH DAYTONA 500 ment - Heat, hot water, Win at Bridge ALL CASH for your property H-0 TRAIN SET - Complete, 28th., 10 to 5. Cha-Ro-Lane 94 6490800. 6491540. MOTORCYCLE- 1972. Needs DEAR ACHING; You can't “kilT love. It has to die by appliances. Main Street loca­ lOtANOIUI within 24 hours. Avoid red never usdd. in original carton. Wapping Wood Road, clutch. $400. Call 6490910. itself. Don't dwell on thoughts of him and throw out all the ■ "IIW tape, instant service. Hayes Cost $80. Sacrifice for $60. EJlington, Conn. Route 74. ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4 tion. Third floor. References. room apartment. Stove, Security. Lease. Immediate reminders and souvenirs. Pointless bid directs play Corporation. 6464131. Evenings 649-2062. Force yourself to think of something else. Keep busy, GERMAN SHEPHARD refrigerator, references. No occupancy. $145. (?all after 8 Campers-Trallsrs 10WI11 IIHfllAIUIIS p.m., 6493911. and don't feel sorry for yourself. Tell yourself you deserve U-SKIO SELLING your house? Call us MEDITERRANEAN shelving Huskie - Ten weeks old, peU. $170. 6493167, 2293540. Mobile Homes 08 first and we'll make you a unit, attaches to wall. FREE to good home. Call 649- to be happy, and eventually you will be. Good luck. V FIVE R(X)M Apartment - he opened a trump, but it did r— in t S o ^ -H. cash offer. T.J. Crockett. Excellent condition, paid 2940. M A N CH ESTER - Two 18’ CAMPER trailer - single him no good. South drew three bedroom Townhouse ^ r t - Apply 45 Woodlawn Circle, DEAR ABBY: I wrote a letter to you one ni^t, NORTH Realtor. 643-1577. $100., will sell for $50. Also axle, excellent condition. AQ63 rounds of trumps, led the Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence selling Ventura six string ment available at Pine Ridee East Hartford, 10 to 4. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call complaining that my husband gets moody and won’t talk to Village. Features include me. We have a beautiful marriage except when my VKQ76 three of diamonds and stuck in IMMEDIATE Cash for your guitar and case, $35. Antiques 43 7426930. 6 A 106 property. Let us explain our Excellent condition. 643-9262. heat, air conditioning, Homes tor Rent 54 husband won’t answer my simplest questions, such as: dummy’s 10 in the hope that ARE YOU DENViNS NEVER MIND'.... AT LEAST UTi WtAlMI I010< AVt C) «J54 SHIVAUN'S GOT HER THERE’S ONE PERSON AT fair proposal. Call Mr. WANTED Antique furniture, carpeting, individual en­ BRAND NEW 14 foot wides “How’s the weather outside?" “How’s the car running” West held both king and BOLTON-FOUR room cot­ queen. East took the queen HOOK9 110 WASH'? WcKEE INDUSTRIES WHO CAN For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, Dec. 30. During Wednesday Belfiore, 647-1413. ORIENTIAL RUGS- 9x12, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or trances and patio. Full base­ from $ ^ 5 . in stock ready for Well, I left that letter unsealed on my dresser and fell FIKTHAT LITTLE WITCH'. ment with washer and dryer tage electric heat, adults, WEST EAST and led a club to West’s king. night, rain wilt fall in the mid and the Pacific Nor^west, while 9x15, Karistan, Sourk. 10x14 other antique items. R. immediate delivery. Price in­ asleep before I put it away. TTie next day my husband said, AA J75 A962 MAY WE BUY your home? hookups and much more. security, references, no pets. cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, West returned a club. snow is expected to fall over the mid Plains and the mid and up­ India,red, blue, ivory. 9x12 Harrison, 643^09. “I read that letter you wrote to Abby.” And ever since W643 WlO Quick, fair, all cash and no Chinese, 9x12 Kashain. 10x14 Great location, easy 6497777 anytime. matching appliances, bow South took the club tricks per Midwest. Mostly clear skies elsewhere. Minimum then, I haven’t been able to shut him up! 6K74 6Q98 5 2 problems. Call Warren E. Karmon, cream and blue. ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ accessibility to everything. window, front country kitchen a n d dummy’s ace of temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. $275. per month. No pets. You might tell your readers that if they want to get a AK63 A 10 9 6 Z Come and see our ovm per­ niture, oriental rugs, pain­ Otttces-Stores tor Rent 95 and much more. Large selec­ message to their spouse, they should write you a letter and SOUTH (D) diamonds. Then he ruffed the parenthesis) Atlanta 24 ( 48), Boston 14 (32), Chicago -8 (7), sonal collection. 110 Russell Damato Enterprises, 6491021. tion of homes to chooss from, last diamond and finally was tings. Windsor desks, pottery, let it lay around unsealed. (P.S. I do not recommend this to AKI04 aeveland4 (13), Dallas 35 (64), Denver 20 (41), Duluth-24 (-4), SELL YOUR House through Street, Manchester. (?all 643- weathervanes, baskets. Ron ATTRACmVE Four room of­ all priced to sell. Excellent already to go after spades. women with violent husbands.) VAJ952 Houston 35 (69), Jacksonville 32 (60), Kansas City 11 (28), Little J. Watson Beach Real ^ ta te 9804. Dionne, 643-1691. FIVE ROOM - Two Bedroom fice. Ground level, central financing available. Trades If West had not made that Thanks for the use of your important name. 6J3 Rock 25 (51), Los Angeles 47 (69), Miami 50 (72), Miwieapolis - Company. Professional real Duplex Apartment. Central location, professional welcome, parts, supplies, and light takeout double. South location. Available im­ J.P. AAQ7 20 (-1). New Orleans 24 (64), New York 20 (28), Phoenix 43 (65), estate service for nearly 50 RUGS AND pads, redcellent WANTED - Complete estates, building, parking and utilities. accessories, full time service North-South vulnerable would probably have taken the San Francisco 41 (65), Seattle 38 (47), St. Louis 11 (29), years. Call our Manchester of­ condition 9'9” x8’6” ($50) clocks, phonographs, steins. mediately. $180. Security C aU 6& 7^. department. Plaza Homes, deposit, (jail 6497769. normal line of a spade to dum­ Washington 20 (31). fice, 647-9139. 15’6"x 9’9” ($100). FitCTUce Will buy outright or sell on 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, DEAR J J*.: You are welcome. my's queen and a second set and utensils $50. Whinpool West North East South consignment, any quantity. EAST CENTER Street - 540 Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, spade back to his band, but WANTED By semi-retired 11,000 BTU air-conditioner 644-8962. T H R E E ROOM and 300 square foot offices. Connecticut, 1-828-0%. nr woman, reasonably priced $200. Baby’s crib, good condi­ APARTMENT-Third floor. Modem first floor. O ntral Dbl. Redbl. 2 » Pass South decided that West need­ Pass 3 V Pass 4 tr ed both ace and jack of spades three or four room apartment tion $15. Baby’s rocker $5. HAVE ARRIVED; Several Heat, stove, and refrigerator. beat and air, ample parking. BRAND NEW 14 foot wides Alley Cop — Dave Graue in Manchester area. With Glass slidiig door drapes, ful­ No children or pets. $165. 6491180. Pass Pan Pan for his double. Therefore, antique beating and cooking from $9995, in stock ready for Opening lead — 3 w Homes fo r Sale 23 Homes For Sole 23 appliances, heat and hot ly lined $45. 649-9002. stoves from the Ozarks, Phone 6492236. immediate delivery. Price in- Astro-graph South led his king of spades. water in two family house, or authentic old pieces. MANCHESTER - 700 square cludes: Wall to wall West could do no better than DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW NONE, AMOS! I'M JUST STORE FOR Business - With small apartment complex, in ONE 2/8X4/2MULLION- Elxcellent condition. Unique MANCHESTER- New Three feet newer light industriai carpeting, matching By BERNICE BEDE OSOL By Oswald & James Jacoby put up his ace and lead away LOfje ALLEY WILL SUFFER HOF1NG IT WILL WEAR attached two family 5-5 in good location. (?aU 64e-3373. Frame sash and Balancers (6 Bedroom Duplex. One and W space. Many possibilities, appliances, bow window, front from his jack to South’s 10. FROM THE EFFECTS OF OFF EVENTUALLY.' _ opportunity. Call 643-1891 or West’s double of South’s DORKS COMPOUND? , business location. Reduced, over 6 sash). One patio sliding 649-2093 anytime. baths, walk-out basement, $200. per month, lease. Hayes country kitchen, and much $48,900. Merritt Agency, 646- KEITH door, 6 foot by 6 foot 8 inches. garage, laundry hook-ups, (Corporation, 6466131. one-heart opening was one of more! Large selection homes For Thursday, Dec. 30,1976 SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) If 1180. Kitchen cabinets (birch) 15 EIGHTEENTH. Nineteenth appliances, convenient to to choose from, all priced to those bids that we consider ■ 'j— - - - I I__JO ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Be there's an absence of harmony pointless. With 4-3-3-3 dis­ REAIESTME feet. Base cabinets and and Twentieth Century OLD school and sbopp^. $285. Mr. STORE, or Office ^ c e for sell. Excellent financing In an Important personal COVENTRY - Six room Articles for Sets 41 counter, 20 wall cabinets, 646- Swensson, 6466254. rent In Manchester Mall. Heat available. Trades welcome, cautious In financial matters to­ tribution and 11 high-card A Mississippi reader wants ^ is e d Ranch with fireplaced 172 E. C cntw 8 t ^ings from (?olmstocke. 15 day. Protect what you already relationship today, you may be at 4128. Ridgewood Street, and lights included. 6491442 or parts, supplies, and fault. Go out of your way to keep points, his best tactics should to know if we respond two living room, paneled rec ALUMINUM sheets used as have before extending yourself Manchester. 649-6584. FIVE ROOMS ON BUSUNE- accessories. Full service to accumulate more. things on the track. be to pass and hope for spades to partner’s heart room, three bedrooms, gar­ Make printing plates, .007 thick, WOOD- Cut your own by the Gas stove, dishwasher, half department. PLAZA HOMES, successful defense against the opening with: age. Asking $39,900. Zinsser GAGITTARIUS (Nov. 29Dee. HOUSE CALLS" ^x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for cord, or load. Also pigs, IW- OLD TIME RADIOS FOR cellar, garage, no pets. Call MANCHESTER - Any size 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, TAURUS (April 20-May 20)' final contract. A ()Jxi X AKxzi Ax. Agency, 6^1511. $1. Phone 643-2711. year Holstein heiffer. 643-4242 o r^ 9 1 9 3 .\ manufacturing, warehouse Well-conceived plans could be 21) Strike while the Iron Is hot If a SALE-Call 649-9296 between 4 mam Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, financial opportunity comas up He did get off to the best The answer is that we next month. 644-0304. p.m. and 7 p.m. Ice. 2,000 square foot to Connecticut, 1-828-0369. altered and become less advan­ lead against four hearts when certainly do make that PRIVATE SALE - Two CLEAN USED refrigerators, tageous If you heed the advice of today. Delay may mean total loss 6 4 8 ^ 1 2 6 SIX ROOM DUPLl ,000 square loot. Brokers or a considerably diluted return. response. bedroom Condominium Home ranges, automatic washers, FIREPLACE WOOD- per month. Inquire 46 Pearl protected. Call Heyman SELLING YOUR Mobil unqualified counselors. in Manchester. Quick oc­ 648-1922 Wanted to B uy 49 with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s Outstanding quality for Street, Manchester. P ro p ^ e s , 1-2191206. Home? Buyers waiting. Call GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In a CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jen. 19) cupancy, with no need to Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- pleasure and beat efficiency, You can organize small Borry’t World redecorate. This home has ANTIQUE FURNITURE - Plaza Homes, Brokers. 1-829 situation where there are gains 2171. w st price around, immediate MANCHESTER - Five Room to bo divled up. It's line to split situations very easily today, but The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbara Productions many desirable features. Call Clocks, Glass, Dolls, Statues, don't get In water over your MANCHESTER-New listing. delivery. Call 643-5336 Paintings, Toys, Guns, Apartment. Two bedrooms the pot with those who con­ 646-0491 or 872-3080 after 5 Six room immaculate Cape, SEWING MACHINES - 1976 between 6 and 8 p.m. and den. or third bedroom. OFFICE SPACE tributed. No need to deal In head. There may be hidden p.m. Swords, Musical Instruments, Aufomotfve S ervice 00 reelsl tip top mechanical condition, Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. Post Cards, Steins, or what Stove and refrigerator In­ FOR RENT malingerers. CHILI CANDY DON'T THEY KNOW tile oath, 2-car garage, $48.50. Used Singer Touch and WINCHESTER 30-CAL. have you? 646-2690, Call cluded. $210 per month. ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) D o e s /.. b a p s /... TOO MUCH OF THAT VERNON - Three bedrom Sew, originally fSSS. now only Ins •gwrt ltd, ciiltr oil CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Do SODA POTATO- JUNK-FOOD WILL residential location. $37,900. CARBINE-Gold plated anytime, 6491882. Security required. Amedy sun specialists, factory nothing today that could damage Success Is probable for you to­ Ranch. Excellent condition, Hayes Corporation, 64^1311 $M.W. Fully guaranteed. 23^ Centennial Model 94. $100.; Realty, 8756%. IMncbcsUr, *lr u d l day If you take everything a step POP/ CHIPS K U /N THEIR _ $n,000, by owner. ^11 6 ^ IgwUif. CiilSMSI. I trained, one day service, 114 a long-standing relationship, / s t o m a c h s . ^ 1123, Dealer. MARLIN 22-CAL., automatic, East Main Street, Rockville. such as making promises you at a time. Rushing could causa 2045. with 4X scope, $40. Both guns totally unnecessary delays. □ RENTALS ROCKVILLE Four room 871-1617. tall to keep or behaving erratical­ Business Property 26 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub like new. 6^2411. apartment. Heat, hot water, ly. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) RANCH - Seven rooms, three Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, one child accepted. No pets. °o bedrooms, modem kitchen, L W anted to Rem 87 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Con­ This Is a favorable period for MANCHESTER. 251 Broad Brownies, nurses. East WE BUY AND SELL- Security. $170. monthly. 649 new projects If you don't bring shaped living and dining Catholic School. 649-1225. fumiture. Cash on the line. Rooms tor Rem 52 1060. ditions relating to your work or room. Large paneled family Street - Five bay garage. Ideal WANTED STORE FOR career look very favorable today. Incompetents Into the act. They One piece or an entire RENT In Manchester area. could have Inferior and conflic­ room in basement, garage, for body shop, transmission, Unfortunately, your domestic tire shop, or garage. Will sub­ SEASONED OAK Fireplace houseful. 646-6432. Furniture PLEASANT CLEAN - fur­ THREE ROOM Approximately 250 to 300 A Trio ting l ^ s . patio, 300' deep lot. $39,M. wood for deliveries. (?all 742- Bam, 345 Main Street, beside nished room. Centrally scans could be out of killer. I%ilbrick Agency, Realtors. divide. Phone Thomas Colla, APARTMENT-Appliances, square feet. Call 568-0385, 643-1381. 7886. Douglas Motors. located to r working person. first floor, private entrance after 5 p.m.. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) 6464200. Call 6466505. You’re at center stags socially C T D o for retired or working couple. Q Immediate occupancy. M7- today. You must be careful not to Q 9-^ ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly pull an embarrassing faux pas. la-jtv rooms, single $54.95; double 1193. □ AUTOMOTTIVE (DMiiliiW u iL e 'Deo. 30, 1976 $^.95, Plus tax. Continental LIRRA (SEPT. 23-OoL 23) Take WINTER STREET, nothing for granted In the com­ An expanded social scene Is Born Loser — Art Sansom BUSINESS & SERVICE breakfast, maid service, Autos For Sets 01 mercial world today. A deal that utilities, pricing. (?all 6 ^ Manchester • One bedroom likely this coming year. However. apartment.First floor, looks air tight could suddenly 2300. NEED CAR? Credit bad? In your zeal to meet new people, appliances, cellar storage and pop a saam and come undone. don't neglect old friends. parking, beat and hot water. Bankrupt? Repossessed? eis76b,«* XK HEL-LOO-O, c x x l y T ^ LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - Honest Douglas accepts room for rent. Stove and No pels. $% monthly. 649 2871. lowest down, smallest h UM-TE-TUM, refrigerator, linens provided. payments. Douglas Motors, Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and BtoNal "You say you want to apply tor a job with the ■ 801 Main Street. Call 6499879. Carter administration! Hey, man, are you POOH..- 31 GLENW(X)D STREET- MS Main. Two bedroom duplex. I HOPE MY TIMIN'. HIVA, KIDS.. nuts?" LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - WE PAY $15 for complete IS R10HT,'y-?p- YA ET YETi2 Two Room Unit for rent. Appliances and private base­ ment. N qpets. Lease and junk cars, (jail Joey, Tolland Services Ottered Stove and refrigerator, and Auto Body, 5291990. 31 Services Ottered 31 Palming-Papering 3 2 Bullding-Contreeting 33 linens providetT 801 Main security. $230. per month. 649 9455, 647-9773. Our Boarding Houat — Carrol & McCormick CAM TREE Service - Free es­ Street, Manchester. 649-9879. PARTS Department now open VINYL REPAIR - We can fix PAINTING, Paper hanging. CARPENTRY. Masonary - timates, discount senior sofas, chairs, cars, etc. No MANCHESTER • Two Saturdays. Complete line of citizens. Company Carpentry work. Call 6434453, Remodeling, and ad­ LARGE, COMFORTABLE Chrysler parts. Chorches UM.YAS, WALTER, TVE OFTEN C0N51PEREP IF YOU need for expensive or 643-0367. ditions.Free estimates. Call room, parking, on bus line, bedroom Ranch type apart­ Manchester owned and recovering. 568-5878. ment. Convenient location. Motors. 6493646. OPEtilNe A 006 OBEDIENCE ^0\CCI SO ' RO, FEED operated. Call 646-1327. Anthony Squillacote at 649 adults only, references. 649 WE CAN REPEAL TKE CITY LEASH LAW' ’EM MOZART 0611.______6526. Price includes heat, hot SNOW PLOWING - Parking water, kitchen appliances, 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, -v^IAK-KAFF;— IV E FOUND THAT ^ MAiJOR.' WE CUSTOM DRAPERIES made factory-air, power windows, lots and driveways. Building-Contracting 33 NEWTON SMITH - MANCHESTER - Female storage and laundry. $240. per MUSICAL BACKORDUND MAKES A 006 PICKED UP to specifications. Free es­ Reasonable rates, free es­ Remodeling, Repairing. Rec month. No pets. Damato tilt steering wheel, am/fm, RECEPTIVE TO VOICE TRAiNINS ' A MUIT timates and measurement. working gals, or students to CB radio, 9track tape player. timates. Call 643-8364. Serving WES ROBBINS carpentry rooms. No job too small.649- share house with same. $25 Enterprises, 6^1021. THAT BITES Call anytime before 9 p.m. Manchester and Bolton. remodeling specialist. Ad­ 3144. Must be seen. Reasonable. m \ M M EVERY t im e 649-4286. weekly. Call 6498006. Dealer. 6492791. Ace - WIrth i i ditions, rec rooms, dormers, M A NCHESTER - One HE HEARS This Funny World REWEAVING burns, holes. built-ins, bathrooms, bedroom apartments. Heat, L E h m GROUP OF Energetic young $30. PER WEEK. Parking, TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, /MAY OPEN ACID BOCK,' Zippers, umbrellas repaired. kitchens, 649-3446. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 kitchen privileges. Call 649 hot water and kitchen Buss, HAS ANY­ NOT LATELY... w h a t 's A CHAIN OF people desire work to meet Window shades, Venetian yellow, excellent condition, 3009 between 5 and 8 p.m. appliances supplied. Full make an offer. Call 646-49a ONE TDUO NOU PER DINNER? HOOPLE daily needs. Snow shoveling, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - maintenance sem ce, many in HOW DID YDUR T6AM ACi2£PT apartments cleaned, window ROOFER will Install roof, after 5 p.m. MOUfRE A LOUD­ OBEDIENCE Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 64^ new homes custom built, siding or gutters for low dl^ ROOMATE TO SHARE-Four smalt apartment com plies MOUTHED, ^ y o u r Vg(5ETA(2lAN D IET washing, and many more jobs 5221. remodeled, additions, rec SCHOOLS' you just don’t have time to do. count price. Call Ken at 647- Room Apartment in with private entrances. CHEVY BEU IR - 1968 9 OBNOXIOOS, A c e ? rooms, garages, kitchens 1566. Priced from $225. per month. Discount for Senior Citizens. Manchester, (^ose to MCC. door. Small V-8. Radio, Ch/ERE)EARIN© SNOW REMOVAL - Reslden- remodeled, bath tile, cement Own room. $90 plus utilities. No pets. Damato Enterprises, 5641 Call 7284839. tial. Reasonable rates. Call work. Steps, dormers. automatic transmission, fair CREEP BIDWELL Home Improve­ Call after 5 p.m. 6498353. 6491021. condition. $400. Call 7tt-8400 643-6797, or 649-3319 after 5 Residential or commercial. ment Co. Expert Installation GENERAL Remodeling and p.m. Free estimate. after 6 p.m. Crochdt Call 6494291. of aluminum siding, gutters Apartments For Rent 83 FOUR ROOM Ap irtment • painting, interior and A handsome and practi­ and trims. Roofing installa­ Heat and hot w a te r. 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. exterior. Free estimates. SNOW PLOWING-Very cheap TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY tion and repairs. 6496495,875- References and security cal set to wear together References. Reasonable rates. Residential and com­ WE HAVE customers waiting Automatic. $2500. Between 5 or aa separates . . . hat, Carpentry and general con­ 9109. for the rental of your apart­ deposit required. Call 140- and phone 646-8022. prices. 646-4346. mercial. Satisfaction tracting. Residential and bag and belt. waranteed. Free esUmates, ment or home. J.D. Real mi. No. 5641 has crochet commercial. Whether it be a HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Estate Associates, Inc. 649 BRICK - BLOCK, stone, Call 646-1356. small repair job, a custom 1967 FORD Thtuiderbird - directions for all three N/KTURAL roofing, stormwindows, aw­ 1980. MANCHESTER - First floor Good running condition, best pieces. fireplaces, concrete, chimney built home, or anything In nings. (}uality workmanship, REA6T|0M= 1 repairs. No job too small. *****••*•••••••••••••••••• apartment In two tenement offer, (jail 6A-1173. Ts seen, M m Nr asm set- 'Z-X.9 9 our OF 10 between, call 646-13^. free estimates. Fully Insured. LDOKING for anything in real house. Three large rooms, 214 «sr sesNei see Save. Call 644-83M for es- Palming-Papering 32 872-9187, 649-3147. LIK 6 P I T / ' tlmates. estate rental - apaiments, adults only, no pebiU. 6436406 1978 TRIUMPH TR 7 - CARPENTRY - Repairs, homes, multiple dwellings, no after 6 p.m. $150. per p month. ANMOAnOT Short Ribs — Frank Hill PAINTING - interior and remodeling, additions, gar­ Original cost $7,000, asking SPECIALIZING cleaning and fees. Call J.D. Real & tate $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ Maaekaslar issalRa NersW TRUCKING • Odd Jobs - exterior, paperhanging, ages, roofing. Call David repairing chimneys, roofs, ^ lji4 0 5 Y n 5 SIGNAL MIM FOOL GUESS rr WASN'T Cleaning cellars and attics, excellent work. References. Associates,'Inc. 6491960. ONE BEDROOM Apartment • ditioning, 9track deck. Phone Nnt veiw N.V. laaas f ,K. — Patria 644-1796. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Heat and hot water, UKP MATING! FROM EVES -THAT WAV RUNNING MCX3SE moving large appliances, also Free estimates. Fully in­ 568-9348 alter 5 p.m. Days, a l l . Years Experience. Howley, M A NCHESTER - One appliances, close to shopping, 6498688. CALL OF 1kWNNLN©1 M E a n s w e r . stone and loam oelivered. 644- sured. Martin Mattson, 649- NEW CEIUNGS - Archways 643-5361. 1775, 644-9532. 4431. bedroom apartment available one block from bus stop, 1977 AUUM with a bound- r i and ceiling beams installed. at the Theresa. Excellent cellar storage, parking, 12-29 Ceilings resurfaced, various PLYMOUTH 1969 Suburban in “AU-Beaeen 01ft Book” FORMICA TOPS - CablneU PAPER HANGING Expert location on Main Street. modem apartment, center of Cnstom Wagon. Blue. Eight of29psgwlPrke...HN. textures, wall knock-outs and Located on the busline acroes Manchester. $210 monthly. and doors made to order. Top Your average paper. In installations. Drobiak Dry cylinders. Automatic use niN aesas sf SI JS issa. ’’Sometimes 1 feel ao no.ay from shopping, bank and 6492871. transmission, power steering. quality work, reasonable average room, $30. Mr. Wall Company, 646-8882. Heeting-Plumbing 35 prices. References. 646-4346. Rlchman, 646-3864. church. Price includes wall- Roof rack. Excellent. $996. to-wall carpeting, dishwasher WEST MIDDLE Turnpike - Suburban Sales, 8492076. -«B|W an wsssa. LINRl Constructioif Co. - Tom SEWERLINES, sink lines, wTOEOmK fw tMMS 4MKte ELECTRICIAN - All types of QUALITY PAINTING and and all kitchen appliances. Four and half room Duplex. Qirbitt. Building, Remolding, cleaned with electric cutters, Ideal for elderly person or Heat, hot water, stove, wiring, electrical improve­ Paper Hanging by Willis Additions, Garages, Kitchens, 1998 VW for parts or can he KlittmwaE; r ^ professionals. McKinney coimle. $200. per month. No refrigerator, garage. fIxe