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X-ray examination warnings The weather Inside today Variable cloudiness today, high being rewritten by institute around 40. Fair tonight, low 20-25. Area news ... 14-15 Family ...... 6 The Bible Study Group of North Saturday fair, high near 40. National United Methodist Church will meet Business...... 5 B S. World...... 16 WASHINGTON (UPI) - sors around the country, excessive radiation so that weather forecast mt(p on Page 2. Comics...... 17 Obituaries...... 18 tonight at 7:30 at the church. EIGHTEEN p a g e s **The Bright One” The government is where mammographies the absorbed tissue dose is Editorial ...... 4 Sports...... 10-12 rewriting the warning in- are offered, not to ad more than one rad per PLUS HERALD EXCHANGE Manchester Composite Squadron PRICE* FIFTEEN CENTS struttions to women who minister them to women exam, a danger even to MANCHES1BR, CONN,, FRIDAy, NOVEMBER 12, 1976- VOL. XCVI, No. 37 of the Civil Air Patrol will meet NEW Plus The Herald Clarified Exchange use X-ray examinations to under 50 unless special cir women over sio.” tonight from 7 to 9:30 at Manchester determine if they have cumstances — such as a Not involved in the State Armony. Membership is open breast cancer. previous history of cancer request are thousands of & to all young people from Grade 7 The National Cancer — exist. private-practice through high school. More informa Institute said it is revising Dr. Theodore Cooper, operations, which also USED tion may be obtained by calling 646- the consent form, which assistant Health, Educa offer mammographies. 6344 or 871-0257. some such women must tion and Welfare secretary But, Wolfe said, the sign, to address the same for health, also said he was governrtient should begin ! BICYCLES Waves and wind A setback card game will be played points raised Tuesday by ordering a report on some addressing the problem at Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Cronin hall of Ralph Nader's Health of the allegations made by the federal level. Mayfair Gardens. All Mayfair Research Group — mainly the Nader group that One NCI researcher said residents are invited. that the risks may out excessive amounts of the agency is in the midst I *5 Dtposlt holds weigh the benefits for radiation were detected at of revising the form and ■ ■ T S ’ t hamper sea rescue The nominating committee of women under 50. some centers — amounts will address some of the any BIKE TIL North United Methodist Church will Nader's group said there sufficiently high to pose a points Wolfe raised. He I meet tonight at 9 at the church. CHRISTMAS HONOLULU (UPI) - Twenty-foot crewmen clinging to the logs, but a hold and the engine room were should be a specific war problem even for women said the situation is waves and winds of 40 knots today spokesman at Coast Guard flooded, the skipper said. ning that women under 50 over 50. > "volatile” and changing The prudential board of Center hampered efforts to rescue surviving Shortly afterward, the radioman should not have such Wolfe said the present daily as new information headquarters in San Francisco said Congregational Church will meet I THE crew members of a Panamanian ship said in his last message that he was examinations, called mam “informed consent” sheet comes in. the fliers were unable to determine tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room that sank in the Pacific 1,400 miles leaving his post to board a lifeboat. mographies, and should "fails to warn about either I BIKE SHOP whether the crewman clinging to of the church. the increased risks for GREETMG CAROS I 1U Sprue* SI. northwest of Honolulu. logs got to the rafts. The sinking occurred midway point out some of the Ten of the 33-man crew from the potential danger of X-ray women under 50 or the \ 647-1027 Three other freighters headed between Hawaii and the Aleutian Al-Anon family groups will meet FORIIUOGCASIOIIS lost vessel, the 486-foot lumber exposure. existence of mam I m MT MH tMB.r toward the site of the disaster were Islands. tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Club, I Sm Our Laiyu OfSfMay freighter Carnelian-1, were picked up The institute in August mography machines, I TM,aosDtaiiiMU not expected to arrive until later 102 Norman St., with beginners group from the ice cold water as two Other freighters in the area were told the 28 centers it spon which are emitting enough today. meeting at 7:30, and Friday at 10 ARTHUR DRUG freighters searched for the survivors The Carnelian 1, three hours before identified as the 555-foot Russian a.m. at the South United Methodist in total darkness and in stormy con it was abandoned by the crew Khudozhnik Saryan, the 540-foot Church campus. Alateen for the 12- to ditions. Thursday, radioed that a storm had Norwegian Jalanta, and the 615-foot 20-year-old children of problem The rescued crewmen owed their swept the logs from its decks. One Japanese Shunyo Maru. drinkers will meet tonight at 8 at the lives to the fact that they could cling Pathfinders Club. The family groups to a mass of floating logs that had are open to those affected by formed part of the ship’s cargo. someone with a drinking problem. The freighter Hunter, her own ef forts hampered by a shifting cargo of Pollster says The United Pentecostal Church lumber, picked up two men identified will have a Bible study tonight at 7:30 only as Burmese nationals and the at the church, 187 Woodbridge St. Japanese freighter. Wisteria, found the other eight. "The Wisteria is expected to find Populist coalition some more, but she is having problems finding anybody in the gave Carter victory dark,” said a Coast Guard Foot Prints spokesman. "We just don't have any PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - President whites and voters in the middle class, idea how many more men are in the elect Jimmy Carter’s pollster and losing upper income votes," he to get grant (Herald photo by Dunn) water.” believes Carter won the election by said. A Navy P3 patrol plane flew over achieving the goal of 19th-century Cadell said the New Deal coalition Foot Prints, a non-profit art center (Herald photo by Bevins) the area a few minutes after the in Manchester, will receive a direct To demonstrate origami populists — a coalition of blacks in essentially held for Carter, although crew abandoned the vessel. It large numbers, blue-collar and lower matching grant from the Connecticut directed two Coast Guard rescue in some cases the margins were income whites, and middle-class down from what they had been in the Contmission on the Arts. Legion Past Commanders lay wreath at Veterans^ Field planes to the scene. The Coast Guard voters. last 20 years. Foot Prints will receive $2,500 to Mariko Shimizu, left, and her sister, Mayumi, of Japan, who are pilots said eight men were seen Past Commanders Association of the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of the American Legion He said Catholics, for instance, help pay its co-directors' salaries and clutching logs and "a few” others Patrick Caddell, the pollster, said living in Manchester for a year, will give an origami demonstra in Manchester honored their 23 deceased members at a wreath-laying ecremony Thursday dropped by about 6 per cent, es a challenge grant of up to |2,500 to be managed to climbed onto one life T hursday the 1976 electio n tion Saturday during a Holiday Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in at Veterans’ Field in East Cemetery. Placing the wreath in front of the monument are from pecially ill large industrial cities. matched when fund raising activities raft. All were wearing life defhonstrated a dramatic shift in the Fellowship Hall of '^inity Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St. left, Charles Wigren and Everett Kennedy. Looking on are, from left, Francis Leary, Earl In other categories, Caddell said: surpass last year’s total of $3,500. preservers. percentage of the nation’s total vote Petersen, Theodore L. Fairbanks, Robert Donahue, Eugene Freeman, and Harold Pohl. — In small town rural areas. TTie grant was approved recently Sale items at the fair, which is being sponsored by the Covenant The Coast Guard dropped six life to the South and away from the Mid Henry Wierzbicki, the post’s public relations officer, also attended. Carter got crucial gains, particularly by the Connecticut Commission on Women of the church for its missionary projects, will include rafts and survival packages to the dle Atlantic states. the Arts. baked goods, handmade leather articles, shellcraft, plants, dried Carter, meanwhile, his six-day in the Midwest. His performance in Although no specific fund raising arrangements, attic treasures, jewelry, imports, (Christmas vacation off the Georgia coast ended, these parts of Ohio, Illinois and Penn events have been planned yet by Foot sylvania "was the best of any items and packages for children. A coffee shop will be open from planned to meet privately at his Prints, a spokesman from the center home today with campaign director Democrat of post-World War II.” said tlut the advisory board will be 10 to 11:30 a.m., and a meatloaf lunch will be served from noon Hamilton Jordan and transition —In the suburbs. Carter and Ford Today’s "broke about even,” with the edge to sending out letters soon concerning to 2 p.m. in the Harvest Lunchroom. Mrs; Bonnie Fiendel and Democratic governors to meet director Jack Watson Jr. He fund raising. Mrs. Ruth Witherspoon are co-chairpersons of the event. scheduled no public events. Ford. News Summary — Among upper income, better Caddell, 26, a veteran of but two educated, upper middle-class voters. Compiled from presidential campaigns, gave Carter did better than any Democrat United Press International to discuss region’s problems reporters his analysis of the cam since 1964. Caddell noted "tremen Tag sale donations benefit band shell paign. He said his organization dous population movements” here. sampled 400 to 1,200 voters in every — Among independents. Carter these members will not be needed to work at tables or for Donations for the giant tag sale to benefit the Bicenten State HARTFORD (UPI) - Democratic The governors also have been con dependence on foreign oil and the state at least once and interviewed a held his "fair share,” getting 46 to 47 other duties, they are requested to price and tag their nial Band Shell Nov. 20 and 21 at the Forbes and Wallace STORRS — Trustees of the governors from the Northeast will sidering the concept of a regional havoc the 1973 Arab embargo total of about 300,000. per cent. building at the Parkade may be left at the building star own items, if possible. — Unemployment, stressed by University of Connecticut will focus on proposals for improving the energy development corporation followed by increased oil prices "In the South,” he said, "we were ting Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Carter, surpassed inflation, stressed vote today on a proposed $200 hike region’s economic health at a which would allow the states to band played with the regions economy. able to put together a coalition, es 'Ihe building will also be open Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. by President Ford, as a major issue. in fees for second- and third-year weekend meeting. Gov. Ella T. together to meet common problems. The Northeast has trailed the rest sentially one envisioned by populist and Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m. to receive tag sale items. Commenting on Carter’s 33-point law students now paid by law Grasso said today. Energy-related matters are among of the country in recovery from the leaders in the 19th century, taking Originally, the building was scheduled to be open this Specializing Exclusively In drop in the polls, Caddell said he felt school freshmen. Govs. Hugh Carey of New York; the governors’ chief concerns national recession and experts say black voters in very large numbers, week to receive tag sale donations, but because of the SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions f Brenden Byrne of New Jersey; because of the area’s heavy energy is one of the main reasons. all along that margin was "ar Thanksgiving Food Collection currently taking place blue-collar whites, lower income where fashion Is a look, not a size DANBURY — Police Chief Milton Shapp of Pennsylvania; Philip tificial.” there, the drop-off dates were rescheduled. James Tallon said today a Noel of Rhode Island; Thomas The Manchester Parkade Merchants Association is preliminary report indicates car Salmon of Vermont and Michael cooperating with this fund-raising event for the band Dukakis of Massachusetts are the State and regional cooperation called key shell. bon monoxide poisoning killed patrolman Steven Michalko, 23, other governors invited to the Each Manchester club and organization is being asked behind the wheel of his cruiser meeting of the Coalition of to have members donate articles for the tag sale. Though early Thursday. Northeastern Governors in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. to locating of J. C. Penney facility here “We will consider proposals for Regional welfare reform, employment needs, Special Sizes By GREG PEARSON (he needs for the distribution center. He also spoke of the work he and sent industries. Only about 20 per BOSTON — The nation’s casual federal grants and federal spending 12nnec- for the South and the West.” volvement in the industrial park. would be like in five years. ticut's contributions to aviation history. National Mrs. Grasso said among the He spoke about the town’s work on Basic problems that will face the The instructor is Robert H. Stepanek of East Hartford, proposals the governors favored the park and what steps were taken community in the near future were vice-president for history and information at the Bradley SALT LAKE CITY - A three- were ones that would provide for to interest J.C. Penney, the proposed mentioned. By the end of the after Air Museum In Windsor Locks. member pardons board will federal assistance when unemploy major tenant, in a Manchester loca noon. these problems were narrowed The course starts Tuesday, Nov. 16, and meets for decide the fate of convicted ment rates or energy costs hit a cer tion. (Penney and the town have not to four general categories — seven weeks on Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. murderer Gary Gilmore tain level. yet reached a final agreement, but Economic development, regional For information and registration, call the Community Wednesday. Gov. Calvin Hampton such an agreement is expected soon.). structure, housing, and affirmative Services Division at 646-2137. gaVe Gilmore an unwanted stay of The Greater Hartford Chamber of action. execution Thursday. He was to Commerce had first tried to locate face a firing squad Monday mor the proposed facility in Hartford. On Thursday, the participants What Price Children? ning. When this could not be done, Weiss broke into four groups, each one The average family of four Rhodesian said that the chamber went to subur dealing with one of the categories. requires 40 per cent more ACT III WASHINGTON - A report ban communities to seek a site for Weiss, who helped organize and money than a childless couple prepared for a government drug compromise the building. was an evaluator for the workshop, to maintain the same stan dard of living. The Conference Hid Yon The Valveteen abuse agency recommends a "The chamber turning to us is a said he was "favorably impressed" Board notes. Also, the cost of national network of clinics to dis imminent good sign of what is going on inter- with the session and the participation meeting a child’s needs in Pantsuit tribute heroin to addicts as an governmentally,” Weiss said. of local communities. creases as he or she grows up. experiment in crime control. GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) — Know? Pantsuits for fall welcome Richard Suisman, chairman of the "We've been getting into some gut Middle-incomh parents with a The British chairman of (he When the time Ihe return of plush velveteen in Capitol Region Council of discussions about problems facing child under 6 require about Rhodesia conference is confident he comes when you Governments (CRCOG) and a Hart the area.” he said Thursday. $1,500 more than a childless a tailored hlazer and pants can produce a comprorhise “within couple with a similar budget. International ford councilman, told the group that Aiioilior participant in the affair won't miss the worn with a erepe lilouse. the next day or so” acceptable to The difference Increases to the city had tried to locate the was East Hartford Mayor Richard boat, sell it with .a black and whit^ Rhodesians on a about $3,500 when the child is BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Penney project on the site of Blackstone. He said. ”1 think it's im between 8 and IS and to target date for majority rule, of Want Ad. Syrian-dominated peacekeeping Brainard Field, which would have portant that people from all over the roughly $5,000 during the ficials said today. force surrounding Beirut today meant the discontinuance of the air area get together and discuss the junior and senior year in high T rim postponed its entry into the "1 hope we are in a position soon to field. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss talks about Manchester's school. Fashions problems. We sometimes need to get EAST HARTFORD VERNON BLOOMFIELD divided capital where heavy call a plenary meeting and indeed I When this plan did not materialize', proposed industrial park to a group of area government officials would hope it would be within the away from a pure political at Olxe Heralb 990 Main 9|. At Vtrnon CIrds SOe fsrk Avsnue terror shelling killed dozens of the city began contacting surroun who took part in a two-day workshop held at the Glastonbury mosphere and just sit down and dis A hand full of ea*h I* 82>-37M (NssttoVwoMBsnkl {424117 next day or so,” chairman Ivor bolter Him • gar*g* civilians and wounded many ding towns. Manchester had a site Hills Country Club. Richard Suisman (right), chairman of the others. Richard told reporters after meeting cuss items of great interest in the full of aluff. large enough and with proper Capitol Region Council of Governments and Hartford coun region, state and nation.” Othtr Storm St • Springfitid • Southington a Hsmdtn • Fiirfl with black nationalist leaders Robert highway and rail connectors to fill * Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo. cilman, listens to Weiss’ remarks. (Herald photo by Pearson) (RcliilctI »l«>r> on I’ligc 18) 'V < MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 12,1876— PAGE THREE
PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 12,1976 P& W A issues assurances C Area police
Vernon ’Thomas Fetterman, 47, Rockville, was charged the peace. Police said he with reckless driving. He no more layoffs planned of 19 Wapping Wood Rd., Interfered during the in George T. ’Tsolakis, 23, Ellington, was charged was apprehended in the vestigation of an incident and Peter Papagogiannis, ’Thur^ay with operating Stage Coach Parking lot, on Windsor Ave. He was 29, both of Hartford, and while his license is under Windsor Ave. after police held overnight at the police EAST HARTFORD (UPl) - Officials of Pratt & Most of the approximately 20,000 workers at P iW ’s Antonios Papapthanasian, received a complaint. He station and released this Whitney Aircraft Group assured concerned workers main plant in East Hartford and other facilities at suspension. He was 38, of East Hartford, were released on a $250 non was released on a $250 non morning on a $500 non Thursday the layoffs of 550 persons are the only ones Middletown, Southington and North Haven, are charged Thursday with surety bond for appearance surety bond for appearance planned. represented by four lodges of District 91, International surety bond for appearance K E L irS PUB failure to produce a hun in court in Rockville, Dec. in court in Rockville, Dec. in court in Rockville, Dec. TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO A ■ The firm issued the announcement to stem rumors and Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. ting license. Papapthana 1. 15. Louis Kiefer, a union spokesman, said uncertainty of 1. I & STEAK HOUSk fears among union employes of the huge jet engine sian was also charged with South Windsor VIUACrE msINE VI/ONDERFUL FEAST THIS 69 NORTH ST.,MANCNESTa ____ manufacturer. job stability has caused low morale and, in turn, affected Marcel Bosse, 19, of 106 (On N. Mein St} Tel. 0494017 killing birds other than Michael ’Twerdy, 21, of 94 South Windsor Police are 47Vflsi1lonl R4., M M offistir [owsw wcgastti The company said the elimination of 620 jobs and layoff productivity at the plants. Pine Tree Lane, South lls k e ic le r Friendly, comfortable family dining game birds. High St., Rockville, was investigating the com of 550 workers announced Wednesday were necessary One of the workers laid off, James Guyan, 34, of Stur- Windsor, was charged with '176 TOiand Tumpika, Manctwatar at reaeonable prices down In the Tike Netaest end Most Modem because commerical airlines are not buying new planes. bridge. Mass., said he had feared a layoff for the last five Police said the latter had charged Thursday with plaint of the theft of a gas B.Y.0J. ••pub." speeding, operating while failure to drive in proper Bring your own favoritt whN| Islmndar Raskamrent In The Area Robert H. Zaiman, public relations director at the firm years. An electronics technician, (juyan said he was a dead robin in his posses lane after a one-car acci oline powered generator W a la m his license is under suspen cocktail or bttr STEAKS CHOPS SEAHNNI said, "This is a one-shot deal. There are no other demoted twice but each time he eventually regained his sion. Police said the three dent ’Thursday. Police said from a bam at 1375 Main CHINESti^ESIAN sion, operating an un Wi Mipply letups, no chtrgi | a AMERICAN CUISINE ITALIAN-AHIERICAN CUISINE foreseeable layoffs in any other part of Pratt and former position in the engineering department. men were on farm proper- St. The generator was FAMILY registered motor vehicle, he struck a pole. His court COCKTAIL LOUNDE Whitney Aircraft. We’re on the record saying that.” Guyan said he was confused over the cutbacks in the 'ty off Dart Hill Rd. date Is Nov. 26 In owned by the Mobil Pipe DINNEHS Frid a y & Saturday Only and misuse of registration Line Co. of New Jersey. HOUNI: Mon-Sat 4 to B PM aOTIC ISLAND DRINKS Zaiman said although commercial airlines “desperate experimental area and asked how many more jobs will be Tsolakis was released on a Rockville. BPtCntLTIBB IHCLUDt Every ly need new equipment,” banks and financial institutions lost “because we’re not developing something to sell in plates. He was released on Police are also in OPEN THANKSQIVING 1 to 8 PM $15 non-surety bond and the \ SEAFOOD-MULTRV-STEAK DISHU Sunday... Baked stuffed LOBSTER . . . • 4 . 9 5 have been reluctant to loan the money. “Maybe the new the future?” other two on $15 surety a $250 non-surety bond for vestigating the theft of a LUAU DINNER Matthew Stachowlak, 25, SUPERB r a m Our complete dinner menu includes administration in Washington will help the airlines,” he Another worker whose job and pay were downgraded bonds for appearance in court in Rockville, Dec. 1. motor vehicle from the LATE DINNERS AND SNACKS of 26 Grand Ave., Relish Tray, Soup, Choice of Potato and said. recently isn’t worrying about such things today. Common Pleas Court 19, parking lot of the Fat Cat GREEK AND AMERICAN CUISINE BUSINESs InEN A SHOPPERS George H., Sherwood, 53, of Enfield, learned Rockville, Dec. 1. Randall Flanders, 22, of Rockville, was charged Cafe on Sullivan Ave. The Tdtinr SKCIAL LUNCHEONS 11-3 Vegetable or Pasta, Salad Bowl, Daasart 15 Park West Dr., ’Thursday with breach of car was a 1972 Volvo. & Coffee. Wednesday night he had become a millionaire in the SPECIAL Carved and lerved (Except Sun, and Holidays) Massachusetts Lottery. Friday and Saturday featuring COMPLETI DINNIR at your table. Wl CATIR TO MRTIIB. BANQUITB AND two great banda Sherwood, who has worked at Pratt & Whitney for 28 ' cup of Angolimeno soup For Tbankigiving have your own turkey served Minimum 4 people , SOCIAL QATHBIIINOB. lor your dancing and llataning plaaeura. years as a fuel system technician, will get $50,000 a year I IGnok chickin soup w/rico) at your table. Complete with all the F iiin 's with S30 ^FOK MtlRVATIONB AND TA K I OUT ORDtRt 9:30 to 1:30 UAIICANA Sarwd with potafo iitd •II Itw I•(I0V•^1 ptektd 10 laka homa lot a lala CALL 643-9629 over the next 20 years. Homemaker aides get awards nlia mack. a a a iiw a l parion WE ALSO HAVE A PRIVATE BANQUET HALL He plans to stay put in his smail, ranch home and con n lU U w A I I I I yo6U*blo, Doatrt (Btkalnt) ^ OPEN MON.-THUR8. National Weather Forecast HESfllVATIONS AND DEPOSIT REQUISED * 11 1.111. • 1 4.111. FOR WEDDINQS, ETC., ACCOMMODATINQ UP tinue to work at least for awhile. Sherwood said he will inc. bovtrigo and our completo alad bar no SubititutM by Novambar I Bib IPrb additional child TO 200. tAKINQ RESERVATIONS NOW FOR on a workshop they attended at Association, and Mrs. Deborah Call 646-6164 44 FRI. AND BAT. take his wife to Hawaii to celebrate their 25th wedding Three women have been awarded pittf complata AniaricM fnsftu 11 4.m. • 2 M.m. CHRISTMAS. TEL. 646-9067. certificates by the State Health Norwich State Hospital and Mrs. Breault, supervisor of the Rockville AH dinnin includo potato (or ptita), vtgnabls •weaiMiiewiMiewewvweweiweitMwneitie mwtwiei SUNDAY 11 4.111.-10 p.m anniversary. tnd our SMtamlie Mud bar- TRADITIONAL • fO« 30100 3034 Department signifying that they Karen Reid, supervisor of the nursing association, spoke on the LUU Bulk Amirietnl end Muter Chttye WWoomW THANKSGIVING DINNER have completed their training as Manchester labile Health Nursing techniques for home health aides. Chok e of one NON IURKEY LOVERS Chined ttwii Cup California tomato ivxe Shrimp CockteU $1.95 Homemaker-Health Aides. C iim l Draa Welcome Raiarvition$'(iill 643-616S ENJOY DINNER 9oa«i Young Native Turkey ’The awards were presented to Mrs. NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR Pecan dretilng. 0>blet gravy, Sunken jet recovered Isla Yates, Mrs. Marion Fentiman, Cranberry ^auce OPFOUR Green peat and eniont, iwreet potato* THANKSGIVING & CHRISTMAS PARTIES Baked acorn tcfuaah and Mrs. Helen Roosa at a regular in- Big weekend for hunters REGULAR MENU (help yeurseH to the uiad bar) service training session for the staff Apple pie, Pumpkin pie, ke cream WASHINGTON (UPI) — After more than a month of coffee tee milk \ trying, the Navy’s sunken F14 Tomcat jet fighter is safely of the Manchester Homemaker Ser Garden Grove Caterers Sunshine and thrde or four inches Adults ..ifoni vice, Inc. out of the North Atlantic and on the deck of a salvage MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - U of snow provide the most favorable $4.95 ’The certificates are awarded upon Children (under 12) * 4 5 0 Gourmet Food ship. light snow dnd-bright sunshine weather for tracking deer, he said. Serving Connecticut and Maaeachuaetta completion of a 60-hour basic $2.93 ■The Navy reported Thursday the plane had beat hauled prevails this weekend, about 4,500 Kehoe said rain, deep snow, or for over 30 yeara. training program and 160 hours of aboard the salvage ship Taurus near the Westray Firth in deer will be killed as hunting season cloudy skies keep the hunters inside specially supervised work in the field Did you know “the Grove” Scotland's Orkney Islands. It will be taken to the Scottish gets under way. and make deer difficult to track. as homemaker-home health aides. TEU aT2-7327 port or Rossyth and then back to the United States. Fish and Game Commissioner Approximately 140,000 registered Now has pick-up or delivery buffet ’The in-service training is an in ROUTE S3 • ELLINOTON The plane rolled off the deck of the carrier USS John F. Edward Kehoe said ’Thursday around hunters, 35,000 of which are non **SophUtieatad Dining at Reasonable Prices' service? tegral part of the certification BOLTON Kennedy in a pre-takeoff accident Sept. 14. Technical and 10,000 male deer will be killed during resident, are expected to descend Can accommodate up to process as set up by the state health Thursday - Friday - Saturday un wi AiHii I oioc Asi ^ weather problems caused three rescue attempts to fail. the 16-day season, which begins department’s public health nursing upon the state this season, 300 persons? The operation to recover the plane and a top secret Saturday. He said about 40 to 45 per generating $20 million in revenues. e y R fl n I division. IV . lb. BROILED or BAKED STUFFED Has b m redecorated and Phoenix missile it carried was launched partially cent of the deer are killed within the Most of the out of staters come ’The topic of ’Tuesday night’s ses For period ending 7 a.m.. Saturday, Nov. 13. During Friday because of fears the Russians might go after it to first four days. from New England and the Rte. 83, Tolland Turnpike Exit 95, Off 1-86 air-conditioned? sion was a combined one. Mrs. night, snow will fall in the states of Colorado. New Mexico and examine the highly advanced weapons system. ’Two Rus “If I could call it today. I’d say we northeastern states, but Kehoe said This Weekend Specials! LOBSTER 5R95 Has the largest dance floor southwestern Texas, while mostly fair skies will dominate the Doreen Rogers and Mrs. Roosa spoke Vernon, Connecticut sian ships that were shadowing the Kennedy witnessed should have a good kill,” Kehoe said. he has had license inquiries from Complete Dinners include; 4 Item Relish ’Tray, Including Salad Bar W # in town? rest of the nation. Minimum readings include: (approximate the sinking. maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 28 (50), Boston California, Ohio and Louisiana. Soup, Potato, Vegetable, Dessert, and Fresh Home Has an extensive continental menu The missile was recovered earlier in the operation by a Made Breads... Dance to "FreawaT^riclay A Saturday 30 (41), Chicago 23 ( 38), CHev eland 26 (36), Dallas 28 (41). nuclear-powered submarine. BATTERIES FOR F o r to choose from? Denver 15 (33), Duluth 17 (36), Houston 33 ( 50), Jacksonville 44 It took the Navy weeks to locate the aircraft in 1.900 •CRAB MEAT CASSEROLE *8.25 CHRISTMAS PARTIES Is equipped to cater up to (63) , Kansas O ty 19 (35), UtUe Rock 21 (tt), Los Angeles 53 GOOD NEWS Ice Cream Topped with a seafood dressing. , (64) , Miami 68 (82), Minneapolis IS (39), New Orleans 43 (55), feet of water. The plane was finally dragged miles into I Facilities for parties from 15- 3000 persons anywhere New York 31 (43), n o en ix 52 (69), SanFrancisco 49 (58), Seat the shallow coastal waters before being brought to the C a ll C o ., Inc, •VEAL SALTINBOCCA *5.8S i in i W and Mass? tle 41 (58), St. Louis 20 (41), Washington 30 ( 45). surface. ARTHUR DRUG Tender slices of veal topped with prosciutto and, 300, Share the dancing and 6 4 8 - 0 5 9 5 malted chseea then simmered In a marsala wine CALL HOW FOR RESERVATIONS FOR YOMb sauce. 22;a THEATRES e a s t ...... entertainment on Friday and Holiday Parties m “Manufactunn of OrfitelU', Banquet Spumoni" •FILLET OF SOLE ROLLATINI *5.75 RiDOpygUBtTTIC FRONT I EAST HARTFORD « 27 Warran Street Mandwstar Phone 649-5358 Saturday in the Mediterranean Weddings Showers Planf Hours; Dally 0 to 5; Sat 0 to 1; CIOMd Sundayt Riled with a crabmeal stuffing and topped with a ..featuring a ^ A : FINE ARTS seafood sauce. Italian-A merican Room... Bowling Banquets, etc. Theater : COMINISSION tHMARVn.nXSI MOORE FM.-SAT.-SUN. Still Yojir Best Buy — Lounge entertainment Friday and Saturday menu nightly KEENEY ST. MANCHESTER McMTOSH. CORTUND »«3UTiB"IM i EBVM. a ptwsena 3 WILD FILMS Tel. 649-5313 or 649-5314 schedulec evenings. Sunday, the dinlling nroom anc Open til 9 P.M. 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The Manchestar XTS O W P Emblem Club has been in MgW UN IO N vited to tour the Newington Children’s Hospital in foP P/IPMeP5 Newington on Sunday at 2 p.m. The Middletown Lodge of Elks will host a buffet for the group after the tour. The Manchester “• J V H.V U - f*! 0". Lodge of Elks and Emblem THAVtV ll-IZ Club have contributed to the hospital as one of their community service Defense rests case projects. A Holiday Fair will be in Gold murder trial sponsored by the Covenant •WATERBURY (U Pl) Women of Trinity Cove from the jury included an GLEANERS’ — Both sides nant Church Saturday from summaUonI *>y ^an- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the preparing sum.uauons f^^a, who committed HOLIDAY FAIR church. Hackmatack St. Saturday, November 13,1976 Booths include baked ISew officers discuss duties [hffecond m ur?er^S of goods, handmade items, 9:30 AM. • 4d)0 P.M. jewelry, attic treasures, Officers of the new student council at St. James school check a list of activities on the agen Murr^v^R V j / r * ''”''”' " Saden did allow the imports and Christmas da planned for this year. From left are Jackie Leone, secretary. Martin Hancock, presi C n M « ^ testimony of three women Second Congregational Church items. There will also be a v '^ho gave conflicting ac- children’s fun booth, a dent, and James Luppachino, vice-president. (Herald photo by Pinto) the g a l l e d Yom Kippur ^ ^ « Church Community House Route 44A, North Coventry ’ coffee shop and lunchroom. '^ho passed them on the ----- * «J*' street near the Pasternak Rhoda. 66. They were Baked goods, plants, dried Center Church Women home the night of the found slashed to death in arrangements, handmade articles, will have their annual ur . u u m urders was Sanford. Su James School elects their Waterburv home on ...____ „■ antiques, etc. Holiday Fair Saturday p_. • Saden said the womens from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ^r^iH^' testimony was 'wild-eyed Roast Beef Supper at Center Congregational sptculatioi, ' and a, he was 5:00 P.M. & 6:00 P.M. Church. irst student council SIoara. lorMr a“S'bate a year oeiore “» ™ “ only to give Gold 742-7861 • 742-7240 being divorced in 1965 A paper drive is being benefit of the doubt.” For the first time in over 50 years, grade American history class this The council’s constitution already Tbe couple had returned sponsored by the Methodist St. James School has a student coun fall when they studied about govern provides that the lunch period be from Yom Kippur services Men of North Church cil which functions according to its ment and its need, and its extended by five minutes and that and was killed shortly after Saturday from 9 a.m. to own constitution. relationship to the presidential cam jackets no longer are a “must" in all Mrs. Pasternak telephoned noon in the church parking , Since the school opened in 1922, paign. classrooms. The council is working police from a bedroom that lot off Parker St. there have been attempts at student Feeling a need for a student gover on a revision of the clothing code an intruder was attacking councii organizations, but none with ning body at the school, the students which will allow the girls to wear her husband. The Maranatha Christian the organization preparation and pur drew up a constitution from which slacks of a particular color during Gold, who said he was at Coffee House, which is pose of the present one. they planned their own campaign the extreme cold weather. his Forest Hills, N.Y., open to all teen-agers and The council had its beginnings in nomination and election of officers. As Cavaliere says, the students can home the night of the young adults, will meet Paul Cavaliere’s seventh and eighth The general purpose of the council now "moan and groan" in an orderly murders, did not take the tonight from 8 to 11 in is to promote and provide better fashion through the proper channels. stand. He did not testify at Fellowship Hall of Calvary communication between the students The council has four representatives his first trial, which ended Church, 647 E. Middle and the school staff. in each room. in a hung jury last March. Tpke. Refreshments will Among the other goais of the coun "These kids are a pretty responsi Superior Court Judge be served. There is no ad Oil producers ble group.” said Cavaliere as he cil are the formation of a baseball George M. Saden per mission charge. given warning team and service activities, such as explained that the leadership mitted both sides to use coilecting and distributing canned training they are getting now will today to prepare sum foods and toys to Manchester prepare them for leadership mations for delivery on CF benefits on price rise families. positions in high school. Monday. Saden said he will The Cystic Fibrosis take about two hours to WASHINGTON (UPl) - The ONE Df)Y ONLY Association will benefit charge the jury, which has from a “Donations Days" The smart people United States is warning oil- been sequestered since the Wednesday, Nov. 17 at exporting countries that all nations, Arts Council preparing trial began last month. including the oil producers, would be A&P stores in the state. Saden apologized to the Five per cent of purchases hurt by even a small rise in the price panel for the fact it will SPTURDPY of oil. calendar of events will be donated to CF If have to be sequestered Identification cards are stnisaie at Hartford IVaticmal “We are very much opposed to any The Manchester Arts Council is special arts event next year and who another weekend. The price rise,” said State Department presented by the preparing an arts calendar for 1977 that not been contacted by the arts sequester order was the purchaser. spokesman Robert Funseth. “ We for publication in January. council and wishes to be listed in the first one in state judicial NOYEmBER 13TH Hartford National even before different savings plans for different For information about Connecticut’s first writer was don't believe it to be justified and it Although the group has no officers calendar is asked to call Ms. Lain at history issued by a judge in individual needs. is not in the best interests of the cards, call 233-2608 or 643- pretty astute. After all, his politics savings paid interest. as yet, it is active in several areas. 647-1043. a capital crimes case. 9368. worid economy and of the oil The nominating committee is The council has applied to the Many of the arguments helped shape a state; his writing Smart man, Trumbull. producers themselves.” expected to present its siate for a Connecticut Commission on the Arts between chief defense pioneered American poetry, and by Things haven’t changed all that , 6-Year U Accounts . “We live in a world of economic in chairman five vice-presidents and a for a grant. Money from the grant counsel William Kunstler much in 184 years. Savings earn 7h% ,..Z288%* terdependence,” Funseth said secretary at next month’s meeting, would be used to transport senior and State’s Attorney Fran 1792, his money was working for Thursday. “ We believe no price in PROBATE NOTICES interest now, and smart people still 4-Year Marci Lain, member of the Board of citizens to and from local concerts or cis McDonald have been Court of Probate 7Vi%Accounts 7, 519% * crease would be considered Directors, said. arts events, Ms. Lain said. Money conducted in the absence of EMitrict of Manchester get more for their money by saving reasonable.” She said the council is preparing a would also be used to subsidize a the jury. Saden ruled as in- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2 W-Year The Organization of Petroleum at Hartford National. In fact, nearly Accounts ,,. 6 . 715% * list of all the arts groups in Four-event series ticket designed for admissable evidence by tbe ESTATE OF FRANCIS H. LEWIS, T h ’Amer'can empire Exporting Countries is scheduled to Manchester and their scheduled new residents in the community to defense trying to show that deceas^ proud and vaunting. 200,000 smart people save at more meet next month in Qatar to consider Pursuant to an order of Hon. William I-Year public events throughout the year. introduce them to the town's cultural another man, Bruce San E. FitzGorald, Judge, all claims must From anarchy Accounts ,.. 6 . 183 % * raising oil prices. U.S. oil executives than 60 Hartford National offices Any group that is sponsoring a activities. ford, was the real killer. be presented to tbe fiduciarv named shall change... say an increase of perhaps 15 per below on or before January 28,1977 or 90-Day The evidence barred be barred by Uw. The fiduciary Is; today. cent is likely. Grayce Rau Andjix her pow’r Accounts ,,. 5 . 614 % * 4 Elm Terrace on firmer basis; Manchester, Conn. 08040 NOW Auditors report To glory, wealth yield Court of Probate Accounts 5 . 116%* HARTFORD (UPl) 1 9 7 6 and fam e ascend. Body identified Regular —State auditors Henry STOREWIDE- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Her commerce rise, Accounts yield Becker Jr. and Leo MERCURY 5% 5jm%’ her realms extend. BRIDGEPORT (UPl) — Bridgeport detectives said ESTATE OF ELIZABETH C. Donohue said Thursday EDENBURN, deceased *Kltc( live annual yield when savings and interest today a dead man found Wednesday in Seaside Park has IN PLL DEPPRTmENTS Pursuant to an order of Hon. William computer equipment been identified as Alfred McManus, 23, of Bridgeport. E. FiUGerald, Judge, all claims must i cmain on deptsil for one year or to maliirilx. purchased under an install be presented to the fiduciarv named I edci al regulations require a substantial An autopsy conducted at St. Vincent’s Hospital showed ■ below on or before February 1 ,1977 or ment plan by the Board of be barred by law. The fiduciary is; inte rest penally for early withdrawal.______no sign of injuries or wounds, but an investigation to CLEARANCE Hugh M. Edenbum Poems of John Trumbull, Publisluvl I78‘2 Trustees for Community determine the cause of death is continuing, police said. P.O. Box 423 Colleges should have been ir SAMPLE BUY ★ e So. Windsor, Conn. We’ll always pay the highest approved by the Court of Probate him in Connecticut’s first bank. Dtitrtct of M anchester_____ savings interest the law allows. And legislature. m u 197* MEKURY The bank was Hartford National. NOTICE TO CREDITORS we’ll always back up Hartford BOBCAT MPG ESTATE OF ESTHER K. BISSELL. John Trumbull’s bank. 3-ML MINAIOVT National savings with every time-, Pursuant to an order of Hon. WUUam ■ John Trumbull kept his money in E FltxGerald, Judge, all claims must trouble- and money-saving service be presented to tbe fiduciary named a Hartford National account, right below on or before February 4.1977 or you’ll ever need or use. be barred by law. The flducla^ Is; where he could borrow, get financial The Connecticut Bank L Open a Hartford National savings Trust Co. advice, and take advantage of the One Constitution P U u account today. Then sit back and Hartford, Conn. 06113 1792 version of checking, all at once. Stock Numbor watch all your savings grow. 8T46 It added up. Trumbull saw the INVITATION Smart thinker, you. Whit* wtw st*«l. b*lt*d radial lira*, protactlv* body advantage of putting his money in It makes sense. We’ve had a long, fid* molding, 4 tp**d tranamlaalon, all Ford aataty T O BID laatura*. O N GIFTS RND NEEDS FOR fTIEN. BOYS. 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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Frl., Nov. 12, 1976 f Herald angle Eagles at Nebo tonight^
MHS hooters blanked to end slate E a r l Y o s t . Cowens up in air Hamden winner Sports Editor Indians home tomorrow By LEN AUSTER Herald Sporlswriler Manchester was put through a very hard practice Monday, Yale during Carm Cozza’s coaching on hoop future in tourney battle Marti Parliman ranked There will be fireworks as Holik forewarned, and as he career. The Crimson have whipped Nice honor for Marti Parliman of Cozza’s clubs in six of 11 starts with galore tonight at 9:30 at Mt. puts it “the results won’t be BOSTON (UPI) - Boston Celtics center Dave Cowens, who By LEN AUSTER Manchester and Dot Ogden of Ver one ending in a deadlock. Yale will be Nebo when 1-6 East Catholic known until Saturday.” One non. The pair has g ain ^ the fourth has taken an indefinite leave of absence, says he hasn’t decided Herald Sporlswriler after an eighth straight win Saturday entertains potent 8-0 St. Paul in player who excelled last Satur ranking position in Class B among In the regional telecast set to start at whether he will return to professional basketball. What had been its chagrin ail season, inability to put the bail in women’s tennis doubles teams in a Hartford County Conference day was hard-running senior the back of the twine, came back to haunt Manchester High’s 1 o’clock...It’s hard to believe that a football clash. Manchester halfback Mark Kiefer and Cowens, in separate interviews « ' New England competition. Parliman player of Mike Byers’ caliber was hed in The Boston Globe and soccer team in yesterday’s first round State Tournament tilt at is currently on the In-Town tennis drawing down a reported salary High, winless in seven starts, more of the same is an The doston Herald American today, Star s father Memorial Field. staff at the Hartford Armory. In ticipated against the Falcons. The 18th-ranked Silk Towners between $65,000 and $70,000. with the has a Saturday afternoon date said his plans were indefinite. between, the local woman has also New England Whalers...Thanks to at 1:30 at Memorial Field Mike Presti, a senior, who He said the leave was “something believes he’ll failed to score while 12th seed capably guided the cheerleaders in Hamden High, although outplayed as action taken by the Hartford City against 4-2-1 Fermi High of En moved into the quarterback I've been thinking .about for some the Manchester Midget Football Council this week the Whalers are time.” Cowens said his reasons were well as outclassed, found the range at League program, a position she has field. post three games ago because rejoin Celtics the 3:08 mark of the final canto to now employees of the City of Hart personal and indicated he felt they held for years...Tom Happeny, ford. The city will pay the Whalers East Hartford High, in only of injuries, will continue at the should not be a public concern. Evert win take the Class LL Division battle, 1-0. former East Catholic High and its third year of membership in controls. He has moved the In COLD SPRING, Ky. (UPI) - 80.1 per cent of the ticket sales, Manchester hits the sidelines with a University of Hartford athlete, will “I don’t feel like a superstar. 1 just Although Dave Cowens’ surprise exempting the team from state tax the Central Connecticut dians smartly with his passing feel like a normal person who quit his final 8-6-2 record while Hamden, 11-3- join the South Windsor police depart leave-of-absence from the Boston 1, continues onto Saturday’s quarter which amounted to $271,544 last Interscholastic League and running. Jim Taylor, a 5-8, job,” Cowens said. [big thrilV ment In January. The young man who season. The present contract called Celtis is open-ended, his father says, finals against Brien McMahon of lettered In football, baseball and (CCIL), will be going after the 150-pound sophomore, has “I can’t say I’ll be back,” Cowens “I feel sure he will go back to the for the Whalers to pay 12.5 per cent Norwalk at a site to be announced. wrestling in college turned down a league championship Saturday showed steady progress at an told the Globe. “I really don’t know. Celtics.” of ticket sales plus rental of $2,600 a I’ve got to think it over. This is an in “We played hard and played well, similar position in Florida...Soccer afternoon at home at 1:30 offensive guard slot. “Dave called me last night and in London game for services at the Hartford JIM TAYLOR definite leave of absence, just the we just couldn’t get the ball in the outdrew varsity football at UConn by against 6-2 Windham High. The MARK KIEFER Fermi will offer a double said he would be home in four or five net,” Manchester coach Dick Civic Center. The Whalers lost a way it says.” a 2-1 margin this past week for home reported $600,000 last days," Jack Cowens said Thursday LONDON (UPI) - Chris Evert, Danielson said philosophically. “We Hornets, 8-0 over-all and 7-0 in wing look on offense and accor Cowens said he felt he wasn’t games. A crowd of 3,787 watched year...Middletown Park Depart night. “I expect him this weekend or getting what she called "my greatest had chances but just couldn't con the CCIL, can not only clinch without the services of defen ding to Holik it doesn’t do playing at his best so far this season. UConp rip Boston University apart ment, headed by Bemie O’Rourke, LaFontana noted in closing. by the first of next week, and we’ll sit thrill since winning Wimbledon,” vert. We just didn’t have anyone (this the league title but also a berth siv e back B ill Gi>i;man, anything spectacular but being However, he has averaged 18.4 points Saturday in the football field while an sponsors 14 road races of various dis Manchester once again came down and chat. helped the United States to tie Bri year) who could score at crucial wingback Tom Gerbd and and 15.3 rebounds per game. estimated'’7,500 turned out the tances during the year, easily the in the first statewide playoff close last Saturday against En a big team physically helps “I don’t know what the problem is. tain, 1-1, Thursday in the opening times.” “I wasn’t making a contribution or following day to see UConn bow on most energetic group in the state in with a win. Penney High, 4-3 in linebacker Rich Harrison, all considerably. The Falcons He didn't tell me on the phone and I singles matches of the 48th Wight The decisive tally came on the field but came up on the short helping the team,” he told the the soccer field to Hartwick...One this endeavor...Harvard center the league and 5-3 in all out out injured. Sophomore Marty have a veteran club and Holik didn’t press him on it. He assured me man tennis cup. tailend of the fourth consecutive cor end of a 14-13 score. Costly tur Herald, “I had no motivation or area football coach noted this week Larry Spagnola and Yale’s leading he was in good health, so I’m not Evert was forced to fight all the ner kick taken by Hamden early in ings, is at 2-5, 2-6 Enfield High Varhue moves into the novers in the final stanza as a reminder added, “you enthusiasm.” that the parents were “the worst pass, receiver John Spagnola are overly worried. way to down Virginia Wade, 6-2, 3-6, the final stanza. It was Manchester’s Saturday with a 1:30 starting linebacking post. have to remember kids from When the leave was announced ever” in their actions this fall. " I’m brothers. Tony Pachesa is the fine spelled doom for the Silk “I don't think it’s team related, 6-2. But the U.S. No. 2, Rosie Casals, only defensive lapse, but it cost time. Top operatives for the Enfield are tough kids.” Wednesday night, Cowens was un being second guessed on every play,” looking East Catholic High quarter Towners. and 1 don't think it was any spur of playing with a pain-killing injection them. available for comment. The official the moment thing. He’s not that he a d ^ ...J o a n Urban'ettI, one of back with the freshman squad this “St. Paul probably has the Falcons include quarterback First-year coach Jack Holik Holik and his coaching staff for an injured leg muscle, dropped Sandy Oakes just missed putting in Mandlestbr’s best young bowlers, announcement said the leave was for way. I feel it’s just something he has fall...WINF will carry the East best group of athletes ever Scott Dumont — “if he’s not have tried many ways to in the second match, 1-6,6-3,6-2, to Sue two of the three previous corner has been placed on the Honor Roll for indicated the Indians will con personal reasons. thought about for a long time and he Catholic High basketball games this seen in one place in one time,” all-state it’s a crime” stated stall desire — the want to win Barker to allow Britain back even. kicks with only the play of Indian women in the 1975-76 rankings by the tinue with their newly installed At that time, Boston General wanted to have a little time away season with Regal’s one of four spon LaFontana — who has passed Manager Red Auerbach said Cowens “It was a really tough match,” goalie Dave Koski preventing a National Duckpin Bowling Congress. Eagle mentor John LaFontana option offense, a variation of — without much success to from the game. sors...Gold Key winners will be an said Evert. “I didn’t think I’d won score. But the fourth attempt proved She averaged better than 127 per remarked matter of factly, for over 900 yards and 10 date. And, he insists, “until it “does what’s best — not only what’s “I feel sure he will go back to the nounced by the Connectiticut Sports the Houston veer. They have until the last point. It’s my greatest fatal —and put an end to the Indians’ string in tournament games last touchdowns and halfback best for himself but what’s best for Celtics. When, I don’t know, but I just Writers Alliance later this month. “We will be fighting for our not abandoned totally, (desire) is installed we won’t thrill since winning Wimbledon.” 1976 season. season...Due to economic reasons, everybody else. Will he ever play feel that way. You have certain kind Selections will be made Nov. 22...Ken lives. They are just that good. Brian McCutcheon who has however, the power game he win, no matter who the coach “Virginia has given me much Oakes swerved a beautiful boot the Board of Governors has an again? That’s a tough thing to dis of feelings as a parent and I feel he’ll Chris Evert returns backhand smash Mayfield, former New York Knick They are one of the two or scored 22 touchdowns and is.” cuss, because who knows what goes harder matches than I’ve had for the into the center of the goalmouth. nounced that the Manchester Coun added quickly. The option go back." I SA player defeated Virpnia Wade in Wightman match and now a Manchester resident, will rushed for almost 1,000 yards. last months and it really made me There was a mad scramble and try Club will be closed in January, three best teams in the state. offense has a built in deterent on in a man’s mind?” Dave, 28, a 6-foot-9 center and be with the Hartford entry in the Cowens, 28, a seven-year pro from play hard,” she said. Frank Raio, who pulled up from his which includes the card It will be an overwhelming “It will be very intesting. BANK CREDIT seven-year pro basketball veteran, Eastern Basketball League this — fumbles — which could Florida State, said he might drive to llie United States hopes to take the fullback position, had the ball roll room...Refilling the 33 sand trap at challenge,” he added. Our kids are loose, we have ab was granted a leave of absence season. He’s originally out of cause havoc against a ball con CARDS ACCEPTED Florida to see some old friends or go lead in the best-of-seven competition down his chest and he pushed it the Manchester Country Club golf solutely nothing to lose,” Wednesday by Celtics' General Chicago...Steve Hrubalo aced the The Eagles will be going in trol team. to his Newport, Ky., farm for a today with Terry Holladay of La home. “When you give up four cor course this summer required 957 tons Manager Red Auerbach. 18th hole at the Manchester Country ARTHUR DRUG while. ^Hat trick’ ties Whalers Jolla, Calif., taking on Glynis Coles ner kicks in a row something is bound of sand.' Said Auerbach of his conversation Club yesterday while playing in a in the third singles match. to happen," Danielson remarked. “The big thing right now is for me with Cowens, “He told me that he's foursome of Ken Goodwin, Ed Girard to relax, go out and do all the things I Casals said she would see a doctor Darrell Hooey and Bill Finnegan /^ i Scoreboard got some problems and that he can’t and Stan Murzyn. He used a five iron haven't been able to do and, who ST. PAUL. Minn. (UPI) - just 31 seconds later when A1 before deciding whether to play the had good chances in the first period do his job properly.” He did not Harvard holds edge to perform the feat. Goodwin is the knows, I might get the urge to return Minnesota's Mike Antonovich scored Hangsleben tapped a bouncing puck first of the two doubles wite Evert while Bill Moran, Matt Schardt and elaborate. Harvard is one of a very few teams former well known and talented local ^Winning altitude^ with Patriots and play basketball the way I should the 'hat trick' Thursday night to give into the Minnesota net. Mike Rogers against Wade and Barker today. Finnegan again had bids in the third (^wens is remaining in the Boston that can boast a winning edge over pro basketball player. play it — not the way I've been the Fighting Saints a 3-3 tie with the boosted New England's lead to 3-1 in Casals disclosed after her match quarter. Sophomore bullet Jack FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) catchable lead with a win. Jones, who leads the area for the next several days until NBA playing it this year,” he said. New England Whalers of the World the final 90 seconds of the first that she took an injection to help Medkela with four minutes to go sent — Veteran Tom Neville The Patriots are looking National Football League n r 40 TNn al Uin«e«0«l linlH he returns to (lis parents’ home in Thursday's Resulls Jack Cowens, Dave’s father, from Hockey Association Thursday night. period. some painful pulled ligaments in her a from just outside the penalty area says the New England for the wild-card slot in the in passing, agreed with his >pen 24 Hours Dally this Cincinnati suburb, said his Buffalo 105, Denver 94 Cold Spring, Ky., said Thursday he Antonovich scored his last goal Antonovich's sixth goal of the left leg. to the right of the net. All of the Patriots have that “ win playoffs and a chance of coach that the game is im father. Atlanta 107, Portland 105 FOR EMERGENCY SQNKE felt his son “wanted to have a little with 15 seconds left in regular play. A season pulled Minnesota to within The disclosure explained much of frontline had chances to score but all ning attitude" heading into threatening for the division portant. “Taking a leave of absence had to San Antonio 108, NY Nets time away from the game.” 10-minute overtime period could one goal at 11.47 of the final period. her failure to follow up her 6-1 first- came up dry. Sunday’s important game championship. be a tough thing for him to do Orange Bowl hid 104 The Colts won the first “ I feel sure he will go back to the produce no winner. His game-tying tally came on a 45- set win, in which she allowed Barker Outstanding in defeat for the Silk with the Baltimore Colts. because I know bow much be Phoenix 108, Indiana 98 Wilson tabbed Celtics,” he said. “I don’t know but I Antonovich’s first goal of the game foot screen shot from the boards that just eight points. Towners were fullbacks Rick Neville, an offensive game between the tWo M@bil respects Mr Auerbach, the team and Kansas City 94, Golden ANAHEIM (U P I)-T h e just feel that way.” pulled Minnesota to a 1-1 tie after eluded Whaler goalie Christer Barker, winner of the French Open Marshall and Bob Nurmi. Matt tackle, said Thursday he is teams this season, 27-13. HEATING OILS the fans,” said Jack. “I don’t think St. 86 California Angeis have an Tommy Abrahamsson put New Abrahamsson on a power play. The in June, gradually wore down the San Walsh among others played well for encouraged by the "They have excellent he would do it unless he really felt it (Only games scheduled) nounced the appointment Blue-Gray date England ahead just 50 seconds into Whalers, now 5-6-2, continue their Franciscan with her powerful flat Manchester but it just wasn’t in the in sight for Pitt Patriots' performance in personnel and it certainly OIL BURNER A was the right thing. of Leslie Wilson, formerly the game. long road trip tonight with a game in forehand and took control of the cards — and the end of the ‘76 season practice this week. w as a dog fight' HEATINB INSTALLATION MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - “I really have no guess about what with the City of Anaheim, New England regained the lead Phoenix. match. arrived. NHL "We were executing, Marchibroda said. The 39th Annual Blue-Gray all-star the problem is. Maybe he just wanted doing what we have to do,” Coits quarterback Bert as director of the club’s 643-5135 football game, which matches to get away from tte game awhile. In Pitt might have an Orange Bowl bid in sight, but it has West Thursday's Resulls Speakers' Bureau. 315 CentMT St. ManchttM NY Islanders 2, Boston 2 he said. “It was an intangi collegiate standouts from the North ba^etball you really have to get up Virginia on its mind. ble feeling, a charisma, a game average, also will be relying on Philadelphia' 6, Van and the South, will be played here for every game and Dave is the type “They know that good things could winning attitude.” the arm of Matt Cavanaugh, who is couver 4 c World Wide VolhBvwVOn Ccrp Dec. 24 at Cramton Bowl. that gives 110 per cent. Maybe he felt be ahead,” Coach Johnny Majors The Patriots' offense still recovering from a fibula frac (Only games scheduled) The game is usually held at night, he wasn’t doing something to his says of his top-ranked, undefeated didn't look sharp in their ture incurred earlier in the season. but officials said Thursday that satisfaction.” Panthers, “but they also realize last two games — losing to At the other end of the field, junior kickoff time would be at 1 p.m. in Jack Cowens, 56, is manager of a ^Rifle^ year ago what’s at stake this week and how WHA Miami and defeating Buf quarterback Dan Kendra, who has hopes more people would attend the loan company in Newport, Ky. Dave important the game is.” Thursday's Resulls falo. Coach Chuck Fair completed 94 of 190 passes, will lead clash. Attendance has been disap is the second oldest of six children in Pitt, which moved into the No. 1 San Diego 3. Bir banks and quarterback the Mountaineers before an expected pointing in recent years. the family. spot for the first time after Michigan mingham 2 Steve Grogan said there now ^Phantom^ lost to Purdue last week, will be sellout crowd of 56,500 at P itt New England 3, was a lack of concentra Stadium. He will be looking to Cedric hosting West Virginia Saturday in a Minnesota 3 tion. Thomas as one of his main targets. rivalry dating back to 1895. The Calgary 7, Winnipeg 5 "We haven't had a really Fullback Paul Lumely and half NEW YORK (UPI) — Reggie Leach has been toying with the Panthers, going for their 10th (Only games scheduled) intense game in three straight win this season, hold a back Dwayne Woods will handle the idea of changing his nickname this season from “The Rifle” to heavy ground work for West w eeks," Neville said. “The Phantom.” significant edge in the series, 45-22-1. He expects that to Nuggets^ skein ends History and tradition aside, Pitt is Virginia, which is coming off a 32-28 change against the Colts — Leach, who led the NHL with 61 and Calgary downed Winnipeg, 7-5. favored by 24 points and should have win over Tulane last week. goals last season, virtually has fallen Islanders 2, Bruins 2 Elsewhere across the nation, No. 2 who are two games ahead little trouble with the Mountaineers, Added duties of New England in the into obscurity by comparison this J.P. Parise’s rising slap shot early UCLA is at Oregon State; No. 3 on McAdoo playing winners of last year’s Peach Bowl, PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Donnie American Conference year, with just five goals through his in the third period secu r^ the tie to Southern California is a three whose record stands at 4-5. Shell, specialty team captain for the first 17 games. His dip in perfor extend New York’s unbeaten streak touchdown choice at home against East. However, last season’s 17-14 West Pittsburgh Steelers, will take on mance has been a major reason the Washington; No. 4 Michigan hopes to "Baltimore is in the No. NEW YORK (UPI) — Bad back and all, the Denver Nuggets Virginia upset victory, leaves a ran added duties Sunday in their game 1 spot and that should be Philadelphia Flyers find themselves regroup at home against Illinois after have seen enough of Bob McAdoo. cid taste in Majors’ nqouth and he is with the Miami Dolphins here. in second place of the Patrick Divi Pro hockey last week’s loss at Purdue. the key for us," Neville not about to take anything for With Jimmy Allen sidelined The 6-foot-lO center, bothered by sion six points behind the New York No. 5 Texas Tech is a 20-point pick said. "It should be a per spark for Atlanta. Portland brought granted. following an appendectomy Monday, an injured back for much of the early Islanders. over SMU; No. 6 Georgia is rated sonal challenge for each the ball into play at midcourt for a to seven games. Denis Potvin scored “This is a game of emotion,” Shell will be the only available part of the season, scored 22 points It took Leach just eight games to 10‘A over Auburn; No. 7 Maryland is one of us." last-ditch effort to tie it but Joe the first Islander goal while Gregg Majors says of the regionally reserve defensive back. He worked Introducing the and grabbed 25 rebounds Thursday collect five goals last year when he a 17'A point favorite over Clemson; Colts' coach Ted night as the Buffalo Braves shot Meriweather blocked Lionel Hollins’ Sheppard and Dave Forbes tallied for televised contest. “We know West this week at both the cornerback and Marchibroda said Sunday’s earned his nickname “The RiHe” by No. 8 Ohio State is a 17-point choice holes through the Denver Nuggets’ shot at the buzzer. Drew finished Boston, which brought its unbeaten Virginia always gets ready for Pitt, his usual safety positions and also scoring an NHL record 80 goals over at Minnesota; No. 9 Nebraska is a 7W match is "our biggest previously undefeated (record with a with 25, while Bill Walton led streak to four games. and we plan on being ready for will see action Sunday in passing game of the season.” The the regular season and playoffs. His them,” point favorite to spoil Iowa State’s ’7 7 Rabbit 105-94 victory. Portland with 28. VI H V situations as the Steelers’ fifth back. 61 regular season goals put him in a hopes of taking the Big Eight title, Colts can gain a nearly un- “ I have some pain in my back but I Spurs 108, Nets 104 Norm Ferguson’s third-period goal The Panthers will unveil no sur class with Phil Esposito and Bobby and No. 10 Missouri is a 5t5 point un can play with it,” McAdoo, who took Forwards George Gervin and stretched San Diego’s winning streak prises—only Tony Dorset!, the Hull as the only NHL players ever to derdog to No. 14 Oklahoma, which, control of the game with eight fourth- Larry Kenon combined for 59 points to four games ... Mike Antonovich's extraordinary running back, who score in the 60s. also having designs on the Big Eight with fuel-injection. , quarter points, said. “I’m going to as San Antonio topped New York and three goals provided Minnesota its owns more records than RCA. Leach took a leave of absence from championship, hopes to head off ' keep myself in good shape so when it upped its season record to 5-6. Gervin tie with New England ... and Warren Pitt, the fifth-highest scoring team his slump Tuesday night to score a Nebraska. gets better, I can play better.” scored 30 points and stole the ball Miller and Danny Lawson scored in the country with a 34-point per SERVING THE UNITED first-period goal in helping the Flyers Drive launched McAdoo, perhaps the best shooting five times, while Kenon canned 29 third-period goals to extend TASTES o r AMERICA FOR post a 6-4 victory over the staggering Still only ^3499. big man in the game, gave Buffalo its points, grabbed 10 rebounds and Calgary's unbeaten streak to eight LOUISVILLE, Ky. 181 YEARS Vancouver Canucks, to snap made four thefts. The Nets, topped games. Cozza may bow out Saturday (UPI) — A new drive to HUM I79S n> TDMY-SIX SENERXnoNS Volkswagen's done it ogam. Philadelphia’s four-game winless OF m e SCAM R u w iy h a v e b e e n by John Williamson’s 31 points, never bring pro basketball back MANNS THE (M M U tS HNEST BOURBON. They've mode fuel-in|ection standard equipment on 1^ in the contest as their record streak. when Yale invades Harvard to Kentucky already has “Well, I don’t know,” Leach said of Pro basketball dropped to 4-7. Nate Archibald added BoSox tickets netted more .■tlian 4,000 the 1977 Rabbit. the possibility the goal may have BOSTON (UPI) -T h e Boston Red HARTFORD (UPI) - League crown at 5-1 with season ticket pledges, ac 17 points and Jan Von Breda Kolff Bill Walton eyes basket before driving Yale may win The Game And that means faster acceleration, easier starts and fdurth straight win and lifted the helped him shed his slump. “I’ll have Sox announced Thursday the price of Brown which closes out the cording to Jefferson Coun scored 16 for the losers. with Harvard and tie for Braves to first place in the Atlantic Atlanta's Tom Barber failed to stop Portland center to wait until next game. If I can get all tickets will be increased by 50 season at Columbia. ty Attorney J. Bruce a cleaner running engine. Suns 108, Pacers 98 the Ivy League title but it Division. Denver, which runs the fast some more goals that will be an in cents next season. The Red Sox said Miller. Fuel-in|ection will also make the Rabbit cheaper to Guards Ricky Sobers and Paul still could be a sad day for break with the speed of dication. they hiked the price “because of in Westphal had 18 points apiece as the Bulldogs. It may be thoroughbreds, dropped to 8-1 in the ‘Tve got to get d few goals to creased costs of operation in all drive. Phoenix ran off 11 straight points at coach Carmen Cozza’s last Midwest Division but still holds a 'restore n>y confidence.” phases of running a ball club. ” Since It doesn't need a catalytic converter* anymore, the end of the first quarter and went Goldsworthy to New York game. Cozza, the win- three-game lead. on to stop Indiana for its second win Leach, Paul Holmgren and Ross Lonsberry also scored first-period ningest coach In Yale you'll be able to use the most economical grade of gas. The Nuggets, outscored 20-6 during of the year. The Suns, with starting NEW YORK (UPI) - Aging on the line with Phil Esposito and goals for the Flyers, but Philadelphia history, became Yale So come on into our showroom and take a look at our a third quarter surge, were kept alive center Alvan Adams sidelined with a veteran Bill Goldsworthy, the last of Ken Hodge.” could do no better than a 3-3 tie Expected back athletic director in June iBinmnnuisiioomi by David Thompson’s brilliant 36- sprained ankle, received support the original Minnesota North Stars, The Rangers were embarrassed at new fuel-injected Rabbit. point performance. He converted six through the first 20 minutes as Don MILWAUKEE. Wis. (UPI) - The and talk Is persistent he from Dick Van Arsdale’s 16 points, Thursday was acquired by the slum home, 7-5, by the three-year-old Milwaukee Bucks said lliursday that And while you're there, we con tell you about the in a row in the final quarter and was Lever, Dennis Ververgaert and Mike will call it quits after 12 Keith Erickson’s 14 and rookie Ira ping New York Rangers in a two-for- Washington Capitals Wednesday forward Bobby Dandridge. who mis 14 of 25 for the game. For Buffalo, Spruce replied for Vancouver. years as the Yale field other 68 changes and improvements on ^ Terrell’s 11. Game-scoring honors one deal between losing clubs. night. New York’s first-ever loss at sed the last game with a bruised rookie Adrian Dantley contributed 19 Bill Barber and Bob Kelly scored marshal. went to Indiana’s Billy Knight with The Rangers, last in the National home to the Caps, which promoted thigh and elbow, "is expected to But Cozza, the dean of the 1977 Rabbit. points, Ernie DiGregorio had 17 and 24, while Mike Flynn finished with 16 goals 69 seconds apart in the second Hockey League’s Patrick Division at the trade. play ’ against the Houston Rockets llllllCIlT'-'StlAltHI Randy Smith 14. Dan Issel scored 18 period to snap the tie and Bobby Ivy League coaches with a • 2 FOR 29^? • for the Pacers. 6-8-2, shipped to the North Stars — Although theit' biggest need is for Friday night. UMiMWHisun *CaliforniQ excluded. points and Jones 12 for Denver. Clarke added an insurance goal in the 76-30-1 record at Yale, KINSK0N6ISTHE LAR6EST KingH 94, Warriors 86 who are tied for third place in the ni-13 C7S-14 E7I-14 HI-14 SM-IS H t-ll MONSTER EVER MADE IVmWW 4 s*VIS *SiH)i,N'sl(xl !•>// t fiiil I” I •$.1 P 'M ., xfc'l l/Ol'i.,'! defensemen — their 63 goals allowed third period. Chris Oddliefson But forward Kevin Restani will not refuses to say what he will Elsewhere in the NBA, Atlanta Ron Boone scored 22 points and Smythe Division at 5-10-1 — veteran is surpassed by only two NHL clubs FOR A MOVIE! llllM S '‘ ''h ltK 'lt I.X ilf lO'A rounded out the Vancouver scoring play and will be missing for about 10 do. He says he’s more con W I DO FRONT END AUONM|NT81 NESTARSINTHENEW DINO defeated Portland, 107-105, San An Brian Taylor had 18 as Kansas City right wing Bill Fatrbairn and — the Rangers, losers of five straight with 1:40 left in the game. da.vs with a broken rib. He suffered cerned with seeing his 7-1 DE LAURENTIIS PROOUCTION Gene Langan Volkswagen, Inc. tonio edged the New York Nets, 108- held Golden State to only two field defenseman Nick Beverley for the games and six of eight at home, ob OF‘ KM S HONS,* OISrHlBUTED The victory pulled the Flyers one the rib injury last week against Bulldogs defeat Harvard, By PARAMOUNT PICTURES; 816 New Lonijon Turnpike 104, Phoenix beat Indiana, 108-98, and goals in the final 15 1/2 minutes to Minnesota right wing, whom New viously felt a deal of any sort was point closer to the first-place Cleveland. 6-2, in their traditional WHICH OPENS IN 1,000 MOVIE Glastonbury Kansas City downed Golden State, 94- boost its record to 6-5. The Kings York said it would convert to the left needed to shake up the team. TIREMASTERS THEATRES ON DCaM BER 17, NTS! 86 Islanders because New York played Forward Mickey Davis turned an finale at Cambridge, Mass. went on a 17-8 spree at one point and side. Minnesota, meanwhile, is one of ankle in a practice session and is llawkH 107, Trail Blasers 105 to a 2-2 tie with Boston in the oniy Yale Is tied for the Ivy RMTE U. VERNOMPrOSiTE “THE STEM ORT" I4i-7S1I KENUKliySlllAICm BOURBON WHISMTBOPROOI DISTIUtDAND BOIIltOBT handed the Warriors their fourth “I realize he’s played right wing those two clubs with a worse defense listed as "will hot play” against IIIL iAMlS B BIAM IHSmUNGCO . U l RlfiONI. BiAM. KT John Drew’s off-balance, 24-fout straight loss. Golden State was paced his entire career,” said Coach and other NHL game. — their 70 goals allowed 18 exceeded In the World Hockey Association, Houston and Is doubtful for a Satur- jump shot with three seconds left and by Phil Smith’s 25 points and Jamaal General Manager John Ferguson, only by Vancouver’s 73. San Diego defeated Birmingham, 3-2, da.v night gamt In NeW Votk 8|aiHl( Lou Hudson’s 83 points provided the W ilk e s ’ 26. “but I plan to use him on the left side h i NeW Briglatid tidd M|wrt«ibUi. M i ihe khlrhs. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Nov. 12, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 12,1976- PAGE THIRTEEN Jets ponder Bowling ^Cards preparing for Rams Losing candidates Police report 1 irrarrwm'TMinTrwTfie^ wnriri 1 mii T~rT i fr 'i n rnwy NEW YORK (UPI) special teams he can hurt Detroit plays New Orleans, Minnesota and Washington Manchester Police investigated a said the charges stem from two TWI-LITE- Sally you in nearly everything he Green Bay travels to meets the New^York — The St. Louis Car large number of accidents Thursday, purse-snatching incidents last week. Jersey shift Granato 182-182-471, does.” Chicago, Seattle plays Giants. undecided about dinals saw their best including: Camille Scuta 176-473, The Cardinals are 7-2 and He was held on a $1,000 bond for Lynne Topping 450. season ever go down in second place of the NFC • A three-car crash at 3:30 p.m. at court appearance today. NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Jets, the drain at the Los East behind the once- political futures Center St. and Love Lane, involving tired of being treated as second-class citizens in FRI ENDS II IF - Pegge Angeles Coliseum last beaten Dallas Cowboys. vehicles driven by Deborah L. Krem- Manchester Police detectives pasky, 22, of 41 Glen Rd., East Hart their fight with the Mets over the use of Shea Shelsky 183-469, Carol The game begins a four- today were investigating a number of year and would like to WOMEN AND MONEY ford; John J. Longo, 60, of 96 burglaries and thefts reported FRAN TARKENTON WAS Anderson 176-199-539, Pat week stretch for the Car Stadium, are contemplating moving to the Thibodeau 485, Lee Bean prevent a similar en Seminar for mon and woman on By GREG PEARSON Walt Joyner, who lost to Ted Cum Lafayette Ave., East Hartford; and Thursday, including breaks into THE 1915 N.F.C. PASSING dinals during which time mings in the 12th Assembly District, Jersey Meadlowlands next season to share the KING WITH M94VARPS. 481, Bill Zwick 213-583, Jim ding this season. they also will play PrtcUetl Approaehai lo FInandaf Pl»nnlng Herald Reporter Nancy J. Muskatello, 20, of Windsor. houses, garages and a service sta said his plans right now are "to make new football stadium with the Giants, a club WHO WON THE A.F.C. Pickering’ 201, Larry Washington, Dallas and and Money Managamant The local non-winners in last Minor injuries were reported and all tion. some money. I have to get back to spokesman said Thursday. PASSING CROWN ? Busque 502, Tom Kershaw Having learned their Baltimore. The Cowboys Spaakara and Topica (or day; week's election have not made any three cars were towed. No charges Burglars broke a cellar window to work.” were lodged. The Mets, who control A. KEN STABLER 550. lesson, the Cardinals left play only two teams above Kay Bargin • Connactleut Deputy Bank Commisilonar firm decisions on their political get into a Princeton St. dwelling, He explained that his first attempt • A 9 p.m. accident at Main and the lease of the city-owned games. If the Mets qualify B. KEN ANPERSON the shivering cold of St. .500 for the remainder of “New Banking and Cradit Lawa lor Woman" future yet, but at least one has police said, and they left with a C. PAN PASTORINI in politics had meant many hours Strant Sts. involving a State Police Shea Stadium, once again for the World Series, the ANTigilES- Linda Louis Wednesday for three the season, starting with Mildred Davina - Trust Olflcsr lor Hartford National expressed interest in running again. variety of items including sterling Jets would have a hard Moore 144-381, Donna days of practice under the Bank "Naturally, my Inclination right spent away from his business. car driven by David W. Comp, 44, of silver, jewelry, tools and liquor. voted Wednesday not to the 2-7 Buffalo Bills Mon "Running for office is a lot of hard time getting in their eight spAesie-uosjapuB-laMsub Bremser 357, Fran Rival Southern California sun “Trutta, Willi and Eitata Planning" now is to run again,” David (]ohen, of 97 Hollister St. The other driver, Value of the loss wasn’t set. allow the Jets use of Shea day night. work. I got an education,” he said. home games at Shea. 360, Carol Seretto 357, Flo before taking the field Glastonbury, said. Cohen, who was Samuel Watson, 61, of 84 Summit St., Breaks into residential garages Stadium until the end of the The Rams also are in a Evelyn and Lyle Kennedy - The loser In the Ninth Assembly The Jersey Meadowlands Niles 139-368. against the Rams. defeated in the Fourth Senatorial was issued a summons for failure to were reported at two addresses on World Series, which must-win situation because Kennedy Managamant Corporation District, Marilyn England, said, “I’d also has more to offer the The Cardinals also will Monday night's 20-12 loss District by Sen. David Barry, made grant the right of way. Chestnut St. and one location on Pine stretches through the third have to take a good, hard, long look week in O ctober. In Jets in terms of revenue. PARKADE DI STY-Ken carry increased offensive to Cincinnati left them just ” ‘Now To’ Plan Ahaad and his first run for public office in 1976. • A hit-and-run crash at about 7 St. In one Chestnut St. case, two Hava Monty Earn a Raturn” before running again.” The Meadowlands seats Bower 201, Brian Block firepower into the game half a game in front of San "Considering it was our first time p.m. at Center St. and Thomas Dr. lawnmowers were taken but were previous years the Jets Mrs. England, a Republican, said, 16,000 more, has no com 200, Larry Davis 224-554, with the return of Terry Francisco in the NFC ' Quatllont and Answer Period during day. out with no previous exposure, I was Michael T. LeMieux, 24, of 20 found in a neighbor’s yard; in the could offer little resistance "’The party is trying to work together to the Mets' decision, but petition from baseball and Leo Nelson 211, Rich Metcalf, who sat out last West. The 49ers are at DATE: Sunday, November 14,1876 pleased with our showing,” he said. Henderson Rd., was charged with other Chestnut St. case, a lawn- as a unit, but, somewhere, we’re evading responsibility and illegal mower was stolen and not recovered. the Jersey Meadowlands has a better lease arrange MKRCANTILK- Harry Higgins 223-597, Ken week's 17-14 triumph over Atlanta this week. TIME 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. “We ran a damn hard campaign, and ment. The Jets still have Hesford 223, Bill Avery 221, Philadelphia with an ankle PLACE: Hartford County Extonalon Cantor falling short.” passing, after a collision involving In the Pine St. incident, three complex offers them an Buckminster 136-372, Hank In other games, Miami is a damn good one.” And Mart Bray, who lost to Fran seven years remaining on Mike Masilonis 203-21^578, injury. at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia 1280 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Conn. If he does run in 1978, it would be his car and a car driven by Regina M. bicycles and a lawnmower were alternative they may wish Frey 138-143-396, Pete Lar Mahoney in the 13th Assembly their Shea Stadium lease, Gary Ataniian 209. Floyd "Any time Metcalf gets meets Cleveland, Denver Sponsored by; Connecticut Home ’ Puzzo, 17, of 139 W. Middle Tpke. reported missing, but the lawn- to pursue. son 135-140-366, Dick for the same senate seat. District, said of another run for of "It's something we have but the penalty for not Totten 209, John Belasky outside you. he can go all plays San Diego, Houston Economict Attoclallon • A one-car accident on Henderson mower and one bike were found near K rinjak 135-375. Bill "I think my talents would lie more fice, “I really haven’t given it that to consider," said Frank fulfilling these dates is less 211, Roger Mieczkowski the way," said Los Angeles visits Cincinnati, Kansas in the senate than in the house,” he Rd. at about 4:30 p.m., in which a car by later. Sheekey 141-399, Frank much serious thought.” Ramos, public relations than $10,000 a game. 205, Dan Danilowicz 202- defensive end Jack City is at Oakland, OPEN TO PUBLIC FEE-$5.00 said. Cohen also said, "I have been driven by Robert S. Orejdus, 16, of 18 Between $200 and $250 in cash and Blank 140-373, Nick Twerdy Sen. David M. Barry, D- director of the Jets. “The The city, on the other 581, Ted Bidwell 200-210- Youngblood. "He's a fine Baltimore hosts New Payabla at Door on Novambar 14 asked by some of the town chairmen Emerson St., went off the road and change was taken from a safe at 144-377. Ed Tomkiel 354, Manchester, said ’Thursday he’s not Jet owners would prefer hand, would take a finan 561, Ken Kelso 201. Don receiver, too, and does so England, Tampa Bay to keep my options open.” struck a utility pole. The car was Reggie’s Mobil service station, 395 Leo Foglia 362, Gene interested in becoming Senate chair not to leave Shea, but we cial beating of about $100,- McLaughlin 558. many things for their meets the New York Jets. towed; Grejdus wasn’t hurt. No Tolland Tpke., in a Thursday night Phaneuf 350, Don (Herald photo by Dunn) G. Warren Westbrook, who lost to man of the legislature’s Judiciary feel not being able to use 000 a game if the Jets Abraham Glassman in the 14th charges were lodged. burglary, police said. Burglars threw McAllister 355, Zip Sobiski Committee. Barry resigned from the the fieJd in September and moved. For every football 138-380, Bud Bender 360, Assembly District, said of his lose, an automobile wheel through a rear October is hurting our game played at Shea, more Mobile bake sale Saturday committee last year and said he Other arrests made or summonses window to get in, police said. Ed Burbank 138-382, Dick "The first reaction is, ‘Well, this would feel uncomfortable to appear club. than 1,300 people are hired Simmons 351. Bill Preparing for Saturday’s annual Mobile Bake Sale of the time I’ll hang up the gloves.’ But issued by Manchester Police in "It hurts our football to directly work the game, in court as a private attorney before cluded: Moorhouse 351. Instructors of the Handicapped (lOH), Torn Jordan tries out his that’s not the right attitude.” the same judges who were directly team to play the first four representing a payroll of at sales pitch on Marina Moyer. Starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, the Westbrook is far from a newcomer • Normand J. LaFontaine, 29, of About town games every year on the least $50,000. Admission MR. PANEL’S affected by laws he helped to write. 2241 Ellington Rd., South Windsor, K. of ('.. - Dick Gagnon lOH will have 10 cars filled with homebaked items circulating to the local political scene. He served road, and it's not desirable tax revenues to the city 204-570, Ron Palmer 217- two terms in the General Assembly charged lliursday night with illegal through Manchester for its door-to-door sale. passing and driving while his license The Bentley School PTA will spon for our fans. We've been and state make for an ad 569. Mike Hodge 223, Ken and was seeking re-election in 1974 Correction getting lots of letters from ditional $45,000, rent to the Tomlinson 212, Norbert when he was ousted by Glassman. A picture caption in Thursday’s was suspended, on W. Middle Tpke. sor a book fair in the school music our fans, complaining city is $50,000 and parking SPECTACULAR 3 DAY He came closer in his race with Herald incorrectly identified one of Court date is Nov. 23. room Monday through Thursday Audet 202, Mario Frat- about so many home fees are $8,000. R€ bishops issue Glassman this year, but lost by 1,(XX) four Eighth District fire fighters who • James F. Cramer, 20, of 347 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and taroli 211. Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. The games in December when In refusing the Jets the votes. have become Emergency Medical Main St., East Hartford, charged on profits will be used for the media it's so cold here." use of Shea Stadium in CONSTRK.TIOV moral statement Asked about another try in 1978, he Technicians (EMTs). The four new a warrant with two counts of con A big factor, if the Jets September and October, ------TRUCKLOAD said, “Who knows what’s going to EMTs are Gary Zito, Martin Fein- spiracy to commit second-degree Center. Books ordered will be Rick Johnson 169-422, A1 decide to move, would be if the Mets gave the same happen in two years? We’ll just have dall, Kenneth Bagshaw and Wayne larceny, two counts of threatening, received in time for Christmas. Pietrandrea 154-390. Ken WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation’s Roman Catholic Parents and students are invited to the National Football reason they have in the Lynch 156-394. Pete Kalos to wait and check on it.” Tripp. Bagshaw’s first name was and one count of third-degree larceny League decides to expand past — that the natural turf bishops have approved a major statement on moral prin given incorrectly in the caption. (possession of stolen goods). Police browse. 368. Mark Pietrandrea 370, ciples for dealing with the contemporary world, but its regular season sch^ule field will be damaged too Frank DeLisa 373. Anton next year from 14 to 16 severely. opened the possibility of a rift with the laity over several Mayer 400. social issues. 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4. JL PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl„ Nov. 12, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 12,1976 - PAGE FIFTEEN' East Hartford parents invited to school School programs set next week Council honors young golfer East Hartford on display in the Sinicrope family to encourage local citizen support Teachers, and the U.S. Office of The East Hartford public school observance’s theme, "The Schools SHEILA TULLER room attest to his skill. For ca|v system announced American Educa Are Yours. Help Take Care Of and improvement of education. This Education. turlng the New England Open he tion Week, Nov. 14-20, is an excellent Them,” said S.J. Leone, assistant year the program will stress learning Woodwind concert ^ Allan Sinicrope, the winner of was also awarded a set of irons time for all parents and other superintendent/instruction. more about the schools as a basis for East Hartford’s Fine Arts Com the New England Open Cham- and a sports jacket. pionihip, was recently honored by citizens to demonstrate their concern Parents and citizens are invited to active and continued personal in mission invites all area music lovers Future plans for what happens in — and to — the visit classrooms and facilities. In volvement. to the University of Wisconsin the Town Council and Mayor The nationwide event is sponsored Richard Blackstone. Allan’s not stopping here. schools. vitations will be send out by in Woodwind Arts quintet concert He still plays golf, weather per FALL The schools will offer specialized dividual schools. by the National Education Associa Tuesday at East Hartford High The young golfer, son of Mr. and tion, the American Legion, the Mrs. Andrew Sinicrope, of 99 mitting, nearly every day and programs and demonstrations American Education Week, School at 8 p.m. A reception will hopes to enter more'toumaments. throughout the week to mark the observed annuaily since 1921, seeks National Congress of Parents and follow. Holland Lane, was presented with a resolution in honor of his cham- Because all the Sinicrope family All the members of the quintet are enjoys golf, they are members of faculty members of the university’s pionshlp win an,d other achievements. Manchester Country Gub. School of Music. An East Hartford A junior at East Hartford High native, Robert Goodberg, son of Mrs. Allan, who learned golf from his father at a very young age said, "I School, golf Is part of Allan’s Lillian Goodberg, is flutist. school life, too. He’s been a Goodberg performed with the began playing the game when J was 10.” —— - - member of the EHHS golf team' Hartford Symphony Orchestra and t At that time, he was playing dai since his freshman year. the Manchester Civic Orchestra Golf team coach Angelo while a student at EHHS. Joseph Stula, left, of Joe’s Sales and Service on Rt. 66, Hebron ly at Fox Grove in Manchester presents Junior Women’s Club President Sandra Bodyneski and because he liked the game. The golf Cardello said with a chuckle, "I’m He studied at the Hartt School of pretty sure Allan will make the Music, the Eastman School of Music Hebron Fire Chief William V. Borst with a 30-inch cordwood saw course owner Peta Gorecki recognized Allan’s talent and team this year, too.” at the University of Rochester, and as his donation to the club s efforts to buy a new rescue truck. Cardello went on to say, as did Columbia University. urged him to keep practicing. Stula’s grandson. Tommy Dorsey Jr., looks on. (Herald photo by Allan did and won his first tourna the council’s resolution, "Allan is not only a fine golfer but a fine stu (Herald photo by Tuller) Fair Saturday Biskupiak) ment that year. . ______* He’s been winning ever since. dent and an outstanding young Allan Sinicrope holds the Town Council resolution. The women of Burnside Methodist man.” Church will hold their annual holiday Twenty4wo handsome trophies fair Saturday in Menard Hall from 10 Club raises funds a.m. to 4 p.m. Baked goods, candy, plants, Christ mas decorations, crafts and a white for rescue truck All booths taken for Jaycee fair elephant booth will be available. A through an offset cast-iron gear box. Hebron ’The two-day fair Is scheduled their crafts. Out of state crafters include snack bar will be open. The 20-inch blade can be used on any Vernon The Hebron chapter of the Junior Richard H. Cyr of Rockville will Hummer and Debra Marchand Bingo W'ednesday tractor or motor. for Nov. 20 and 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 Women’s Club Is raising funds to Stula was the first person in town All available booths for the Arts p.m. at the Vernon Middle School, have his carved wood birds; from Northhampton, Mass., ’The Robert J. O’Brien PTO bingo purchase a new rescue truck for the to step forward to give the drive “a and Gafts Fair to be sponsored by Rt. 30. Marilyn Williams of Vernon, char whose specialty is facet cut gems will be Wednesday at 7;30. ’The PTO Hebron Fire Department. rousing start,” said Mrs. Bocyneski. the Greater Vernon Jaycees, have Grafters from all over New coal and pastel portraits; and Ann set in silver and gold; June Irving puts bingo proceeds into the Juniors President Sandra been taken, (^uck Jackson, chair England will participate in the Marie Capossela of Ellington, from Cape Cod, Mass., with a scholarship fund. Bocyneski received a donation of a Second prize for the raffle will be a man of the fair said. fair, demonstrating and selling children’s felt plaques. silver jewelry collection; Barbara It’s not suitable tor Players will get three bingo cards cordwood saw from Joseph Stula to Poulan automatic chain saw with St. Jean, Gventry, R.I., rope dinner at The White House for ten games. ’Two special games kickoff the fund drive. carrying case that retails for $189. A wreaths and dolls; and Somogyi- or hiking In the Himalayas. But will be played for two 12-pound Stula, who owns Joe’s Sales and cord of wood which retails at an es Hitov with filled frogs. Jarman’s new sllp-on Is dressy turkeys. Service on Rt. 66 in Hebron, timated $50 is being offered as third Girl Scouts rededicate Many of the crafters are retur enough and casually comfortable enough for at Children are welcome but must be manufactures the saw which retails prize. ning for their second and third least 90% of the time. And that’s a good record In accompanied by an adult. for $695. It is driven by power takeoff Tickets are avaiiable from any South Windsor They are Karlyn Anderson, Bohls, Elizabeth Garke, Maria year. 'There will be some 100 anybody’s league. junior. The drawing will be held at Elizabeth Asplund, Michele DeLorenzo, Brenda Hamilton, Jill exhibitors in all. Junior Girl Scout Troop 965 Brown, Green, Black, Tan. Barnett, MaryAnn Choma, Susan Jahrstorfer, Ellen Kasper and 'The monies raised from the fair Company 1 Firehouse on Rt. 66 on recently held a rededication Clarke, Melissa Lee, Ann Paquet, Mary Kasper. are used to fund community action Saturday, Nov. 20 at 10:30 a.m. ceremony at Avery Street School. Barbara Roller, Elizabeth Troop 965 took their first field programs of the Jaycees where iHaurliPBtrr Eunitni^Hprali Winners need not be present. Troop leader Mrs. Barbara Schroeder, Lisa Smith, Kathleen trip Oct. 29 to the Grote & Weigle manpower alone is not enough, The club has made the fund-raising Roller, and assistant leaders Mrs. Despite great cheers^ their team lost drive a major project in order to Whitlock and Patti Zipfel. factory in Hartford to observe how Len Romanker, president of the Pat Smith and Mrs. Marge Ander club said. The cheerleaders of the East Hartford midget football team, the Cardinals, did spectacular raise at least $3,000 to purchase a son presented pins and welcomed Members of the troop also in hot dogs are made. . clude Lisa Barnett, Margaret cheers for their team. However, the team was eliminated this past Sunday from contests used rescue truck. 12 new scouts into the troop. for the East Hartford championship. Cheerleaders are, back row left to right, Karen Cum- A r e a n e w s misky holding Tracy Saunders, Capt. Kim Neary, Linda Tessier, Co-Capt. Darcy Kasavage, Antic. El'ington Hebron South Windsor Cathy Vlattas holding Julie Gasparini, and front row left to right, Bonnie Oulette, Mary lO n :-, East Harttord Tolland Vernon Gleaners Fair Paquette, and Tina Paquette. Their coach is Mrs. Thea Kleef. Sunday the Mustangs and m Vikings meet at McAuliffe Park at 1 p.m. in semi-finals. (Herald photo by Tuller) set for Saturday PZC members resign Coventry crocheted items; Mrs. Gabor Friendship formation required before the Szabo and Mrs. Richard Goodwin, Andover A large number of groups plan pine cone wreaths and Christmas change can be considered. to be in the Gleaners Holiday Fair, ’The resignations of William Austin Flu clinic decorations; and Kathy Almond, Bowl and ’Thomas Anderson were accepted Saturday, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. decoupage and stuffed animals. by the Planning and Zoning Commis There will be a flu immunization at the Church Community House, 'The Fragment Society of the sion at its last meeting. monovalent clinic for those between Second Congregational Church, church will have many handmade Sunday Replacements will be nominated at 18 and 59 years of age and not con Rt. 44A. articles as well as baked goods. Bolton the next conunission meeting. sidered high risk. Included are: the Garden Gub, The Gleaners will again feature The clinic will be Wednesday from plants and dried arrangements; ’The first annual Friendship Bowl ’The owner of the ABC Concrete their "Country Store” and will 7 until 9 at the Andover Elementary Questers, handmade articles and game will be played Sunday at 1 p.m. building on Hendee Rd. will be hold a luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to Jarman makes It easy to enjoy notified he is in violation of zoning School. antiques; North Coventry 1 p.m. Coffee will be served today’s fashions, unobtrusively and in at Herrick Memorial Park. It is being sponsored by the Com Women’s Club; Perception House, ’The Bolton Tigers midget A team regulations. One of his buiidings is throughout the day. 'The church the best of taste. Here, for Instance, Is being used as a dwelling in an in munity Health Service, Inc., Connec handcrafted items; Mrs. Elbert school will sell homemade candy. the classic plain-toe oxford smartly contem will play the Everett, Mass. Huskies ticut Lung Association and state Carlson, antiques; Mrs. Edward first. At 3 p.m. the B teams will play. dustrial zone. Children will be able to make porized with buckle strap. Why not come in, Department of Health. For further McCulloch, tinware; Mrs. John The event was arranged by Gil Ernest Reed requested approval of items in a booth sponsored by the buckle up and be right In style. information call 228-9428. Telgener, beeswax candles; Mrs. Boisoneau, head coach of the Tigers. a two lot subdivision on Long Hill Rd. Christian Education Committee Bonnie Kelly, silk screening; Mrs. Saturday there will be a hot dog He was asked to return with a com Paper drive and attend the puppet show put on V Connie Miller and Mrs. Jean Hill, roast for the local football program pleted application. Boy Scout Troop 124 will have a by Patrick, Blaine and Heather pocketbooks. participants and the Everett people. A request for a zone change was paper drive Saturday from 9 a.m. un Cromie. Also Mrs. Lorraine Foster, Mother’s day not acted on. Jennie Hutchinson is til 1 p.m. at Andover Congregational The Mr. & Mrs. Club will spon Church. Persons are asked to bring natural crafts; Mrs. Lester Hill During Sunday’s game the Bolton seeking a zone change from in sor a roast beef supper with sit dustrial to residential for property on their papers to the church. and Mrs. Calvin Muldoon, mothers will each receive a corsage patchwork quilts; Marci Fisher, tings at 5 and 6 p.m. Tickets will from their sons. Rt. 6, Anyone unabie to bring their be at the fair. Her attorney will be invited to the papers to the church may call Jim sand paintings; Mrs. Susan Clout- Boisoneau said it is a way of saying man, biscuit wreaths and thank you for driving the boys to next PZC meeting to discuss the in- Kilduff, 742-8566, for pickup. practice and washing dirty uniforms. Honor Court Rockville Hospital Notes Mary Perron, left, and Dawn Carlson show ’The Bolton Congregational Church mi some of the items they will sell at the Second will provide refreshments for the Admitted Thursday: Kenneth Congregational Church on Rt. 44A in Coventry Q ik lf i: ON YOUR HOME FUEL Honor Court (alcoholics anonymous) W, Main St.. Rockville; Mrs. Pauline Bellinger, Ellington Ave., Rockville; Davis and son. Somersville; Jonathan Saturday. (Herald photo by Lovering) 9 H ¥ C OIL COSTS ▼ on Nov. 22. The Honor Court is a Dianne Breau, Wapping Wood Rd,, Harrington, Warehouse Point; Mildred project of the Manchester Area Tigers thank their mothers Ellington: Julie Campbell, Elgin Dr., Gardner, Brooklyn St., Rockville; Eileen Now Only 39* Per Gallon I Conference of Churches of which the Tolland; Brenda Corcoran, Stafford Goldstein, Fairfield Dr., Vernon; Diane local church is a member. Jim Vatteroni, member of the Bolton Tigers midget football team, pins a corsage on his Springs; Diane DeGray, Wheelock Rd., Hood, McLean St., Rockville: Velma Anyone willing to donate mother, Mrs. (5ail Vatteroni, as Jim’s teammate, Vinnie Morrone, looks on. This pinning is Ellington; John Marek, Summit Dr., Martin, Willie Circle, Tolland; Laurie Scabies outbreaks Tolland; Frank Sears, Grove St., sandwiches, cookies or one layer just for practice. All the Tigers will present their mothers with corsages Sunday at Herrick Smith, Buff Cap Rd.. Tolland; Mrs. Anne cakes is asked to call Jeanne Tit- Rockville; Sandra Vallella, Cindy Rd., Zangari and son. Davis Ave., Rockville; THE BOLTON OIL CO. > comb. Memorial Park before their game with the midget team from Everett, Mass. The Ellington; William Viot, Seneca Dr., Ver Steven Waldron. Laurel St.. Rockville. cause concern The fuel oil company that works to save you money. The BCC has been providing “mothers day” is meant as a thank you to them for putting up with many early or late non; Lillian Walsh, Prospect St., Births Thursday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Rockville. Edward Galica. Stafford Springs: a son HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The state Health Department refreshments to the Honor Court suppers, muddy uniforms, and rides to practices — all done without complaints, said Gil Discharged Thursday: Felicia Basker- said Wednesday outbreaks of scabies infections have twice a year for three years. to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Norman. Cider Boisoneau, head coach. (Herald photo by Dunn) ville. Village St., Rockville; Orin Coville, Mill Rd„ Tolland, been reported in at least a dozen communities. CALL 646-3523 TODAY ’The disease, not considered serious. Is caused by an 24 HOUR SERVICE itch mite that burrows Into the skin and Is readily 1 SMOeSPOBAWN Police union offers aid to town Area news briefs transmitted throughout a household or school. Some schools canceled after-school activities to stem ion officials that the program Is a C.O.D. WHY PAY MORE? Jarman's new casual is quite the shoe! Vernon law enforcement concerns, but our Bolton the city will be 60th and Lexington the infectious disease which has been reported in Hart Oil Burner Service "new twist for labor unions. We can will lecture on his slide collection of Officer Gary Pfeifer of the Vernon services extend beyond that subject and Rockefeller Center. Return trip ford, Bloomfield, East Hartford, Willlmantlc, Strong, supple waxhide leather, with a think of no better way of establishing and into problems presently being en The Bolton Congregational Church Vincent VanGogh. The collection Police Department, president of the will collect food items for departs 6 p.m. To learn more, call contains slides from the New Van Torrlngton, Bristol,' Haddam, East Haddam, soft double thickness around the ankle. a working relationship with city ad countered by administrators of cities Killingworth, Berlin, New Britain, Durham and Granby. local chapter International Thanksgiving baskets for needy Barbara Dworsky, 644-9605. Gogh Museum in Holland, major Rugged, resilient and long-wearing plan ministrators whose jobs today are and towns throughout the country,” ' Officials in Haddam closed the regional high school Brotherhood of Police Officers, has families in Bolton. Donations will be museums in the United States and tation crepe sole. Latest casual look. more difficult then ever,” they said, Pfeifer said. Oct. 28 because of the scabies outbreak and has since been advised that the town of Vernon accepted at the front of the church Brownie Troop 907 from Orchard Europe, and many private collec Pfeifer said the Washington of He said , “With money being the reopenqd It. About 44 cases were reported in Haddam, can avail itself of the services of the during the Nov. 21 morning worship. Hill School, South Windsor pinned tions. The public is Invited to attend. fices’ staff consists of experts in such biggest stumbling block facing and another 40 In East Haddam. union’s Washington, D. C. offices. All parishioners are asked to make and welcomed the following new Pfeifer said this service includes fields as federal funding, develop everyone today, there is no need to Scabies may be treated at home effectively by taking a ment of numerous services made waste taxpayers’ dollars in an area donations of fresh fruits, vegetables Brownies into the troop: Jodi Hope Chapter 60, Order of Eastern AHENTION hot bath and scrubbing the infected areas. the union’s central research, federal or canned goods. Money donations Carrier, Cheryl DeLoreto, Renae Star will meet Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. in the available by the federal government, where experienced assistance A lotion that can be obtained over the counter from funding development and lobbying for meat will be accepted at the Miller, Angela Serkosky, Lauren Masonic Temple, Orchard St. Grand you've and professional lobbyists. already is available.” drug stores should be applied from the neck down and left capabilities. same time. Shortt, and Lori Yoder. ’The troop Representatives night will be changed Pfeifer said he was told by the un "Naturally, the staff specializes in on for 24 hours. ’This is followed by a hot bath the next day An ecumenical junior choir com leader is Mrs. Marie Klebart. Judy observed. TIMES CARRIERS WRve and the cleansing of all bedding and clothing. prised of children from the four Lament, a cadet scout in Troop 248, changed is serving as the assistant leader. Vernon The whole family should undergo the treatment once churches in Bolton is now rehearsing scabies Is found, health officials said. David Lynch goes to D.C. for the Thanksgiving Eve ecumenical The Vernon Junior Women’s Club service. ’The choir meets each Mon Vernon will meet Nov. 16 at 7:45 p.m. at the It you are Interested. day at St. Maurice Church im South Windsor Central Intelligence Agency and in Grade 8 art classes at Timothy The Girls Athletic Association and Vernon Middle School. The theme for Silverstein to direct mediately after school. the meeting will be "Create A Craft” ’The Exchange Club board of direc formal discussion sessions with Edwards School. the "Z” Club of Rockville High students from across the country. The Plumcake Players, a theater School in cooperation with the which will be geared to the Christ state task force In having a newspaper route tors announc^ David Lynch of 115 South Windsor mas season. The seven crafts to be Haynes Rd. would be funded for a Lynch is the first South Windsor for children based in Hartford, will Connecticut Commission on the Arts, Vernon REGAL offered will be: Christmas ball or one-week Presidential Classroom for student in this program. He will be brought to all the elementary The Lions Club is sponsoring Its will present ‘"rhe Plain Princess.” a Lee M. Silverstein, director of human services and childrens’ dance theater program at naments, pinecone Christmas tree Young Americans program in describe his experiences to the schools here for kindergarten ninth annual auction for Saturday at alcoholic care at Rockville General Hospital, has been M EN’S SH OP Vernon Middle School, Dec. 5 at 3:30 center pieces, macrame plant 647-9946 or647-9947 January. Exchange Club at a regular club through sixth grades. Using singing, the Wapping Community House on appointed chairman of the state-wide task force concerned meeting in January or February. dancing, acting, and audience par the corner of Ellington Rd. and p.m. Dorothy Silverherz, a former holders. Christmas wreaths, 'The Complete Men's Store It is offered non-profit nationwide macaroni Christmas tree, and a with the development of a "long-term facility for the to high school juniors and seniors. Cultural arts ticipation, they will present “Johnny Sullivan Ave. Inspection will begin at Rockville High student, is production care of the chronic public Inebriate.” Appleseeds’s Bags,” a journey 6:30 p.m. and the auction at 7 p.m. It coordinator for the dance group. For Christmas needlepoint. Members r'Connwtfcut’t Largest end Most Complete Men's Store" The program was described to the The programs to be presented by should sign up before the meeting for Silverstein was appointed by Dr. Eric A. Plant, com Exchange Gub by Salvatore Randaz- the South Windsor Cultural Arts through New England folklore. is for the benefit of the club’s com tickets or Information call Karen missioner of the Department of Mental Health and chair munity activities fund. Miller at Rockville High School, 872- the craft they are interested in lear zo of the South Windsor High School Committee for the coming school To attend, the schedule next week man of the Gnnecticut State Alcohol Council. MANCHESTER MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 7391. ning and bring their own supplies. social study department. It is in year have already begun. is: Monday, Pleasant Valley School Sllverstein’s committee is charged with the respon Open Mon. thru Set. 9:30 to 5:30 tended to provide high school Recently Jim Douglas, a folk at 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.; Orchard Hill The Sisterhood of Temple Beth I sibility of developing a proposal for a long-term facility The Homelife Committee of the Thuredey 9:30 to 9:00 students with direct exposure to the singer, was at the high school perfor at 1:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Orchard Hill Hillel in South Windsor is sponsoring The Tolland County Art Associa as well as exploring the various specific issues such as Vernon Junior Women’s Club will actual workings of government. ming in social studies arid history at 9:30 a.m., and Avery Street at a bus trip to New York next tion will feature a slide show at its where such a facility should be located, target population meet Nov. 29 at 8 p.m. at the home of TRI-OITY PLAZA. VERNON The program features seminars, classes. 12:30 and 1:45 p.m.; ’Hiursday at Wednesday. Departure time is 7 a.m. Nov. 16 meeting at 8 p.m. at the Lot and admissions policies. tie Fisk Building, Henry Park. Maureen Bourn. The speaker will be EVENING HERALD Open Monday thru Friday 10 to 9 visits to the White House, State On Tuesday, a woodcarver, Carlton Wapping School at 10:30 a.m. and 1 from the temple parking lot and 7:30 The task force has already started Its deliberations and Doris Haggearty of "Birthright. Saturday 10 to 8:30 Department, Capitol Hill and the Spear, will be demonstrating In the p.m.; and Friday, Eli Terry at 10:30 a.m. from Walbaum’s Food Mart at Walter Soda, a Manchester artist. is to report to the State Alcohol Guncll by Dec. 31. a.m. and 1 p.m. j Bishop’s Corner. Drop off points in Inc." PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 12, 1976 M^CMESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchegter, Conn.. Fri.. 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INDEX Halp Wantad 13 N O T IC ie OIL BURNER Serviceman, 1 Low w d Found full or part time employment. ■ ■ 2 — P oroonolt 3 — Announoonwnti Many benefits, vehicle, in 4 — Enlortainmont surance including Major 5 — A u e tlo n i Medical, pension plan, vaca FINANCIAL tion, holidays, uniforms, and S Bondo-Stocki-MortgOgM etc. Call Mr. Minicuccl or Mr. 9 — Porund Lo*t)t Bushnell at M & M Oil Ser 10 — In tu rin c * vice, 649-2871. EMn.OVMeNT 13 H»lp Wint«d . MATURE RELIABLE - Per 14 Builnou OpporlunlUn son for maid work and laun 1$ — SlluWlon Wtntod dry. Must be available EDUCATION weekends. Apply in person, 18 Privtt«~lnttructlont 10 — Schoolr-CluMs Elssex Motor Inn, 100 blast M ain aoma- 20 — Initructfoni Wanted Center Street. ona happy. REAL ESTATE 23 H o m tt for Sd\9 SALESPERSON Wanted - Today — 24 Lou-L*nd lor Solo Some layout experience help 25 — Investmont Proporty ful. Send resume to I Do Call 643-2711 26 — Buslnou P rop^ Magazine, P.O. Box 103, 27 — Hodon Properly 28 — Roil Estato Wantod Willimantic, Conn. 06226.
M I8C . Se r v ic e s 31 Sarvlcaa Offarod LAUNDRY PERSONNEL - l 32 — Painting*Paparlng Large, health care facility 33 — Buildlno'Contracting seeking responsible person for 34 — Roofing-SKJing full time, 4 to 12 p.m. shift. 35 — Healing-Plumbing 36 — Flooring Must be responsible and able I WISHING YOU AND 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga to do some heavy lifting. 36 — Sarvicas Wantad Ebccellent benefits and job MI8C. FOR SALE security. Meadows Convales YOUR FAMILY 41 Articlat for Sale cent Center, 333 Bldwell I — 42 Building Suppliaa Street, Manchester, 647-9191. 43 — •Pats -Birda- Dogs 44 — Livestock 45 __ Boats & Accassorias FULL TIME Custodian at the A HAPPY AND — I 46 Sporting Goods Bolton Elementary School. 47 — Garden Products 48 — Antiques Hours 3:30 to 11:30 p.m. Call 49 — Wanted to Buy Mr. James veitch. I SAFE WEEKEND Superintendent of Building \ RENTALS 52 Rooms for Rant and Grounds, 643-2768. S3 — Apartments for Rant THE GANG AT 54 Homes for Rant I 55 — Offices. Stores tor Rant ESTABUSHED Realtor has 56 — Resort Property tor Rent 57 — Wanted to Rent opening for highly motivated MANCHESTER 56 - Misc. for Rent salesperson with real estate I license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, AUTOMOTIVE 61 Autos for Sale Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. 62 _ Trucks for Sale DRUG 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale PART TIME - Sales - If you 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles 65 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle are area professional J Homes salesmen in the day time and 66 Automotive Service want tosell at night and make 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease more than your day job...it’s THE fun and easy!!! Cali Mr. “HOLIDAY FAIR” Douglas, 525-9134. Center Church □ EMPLOYMENT 11 Center Street, Manchester H alp W antad 13 Saturday, November 13th. UUNDRY 9:30 - 2:30 P.M. PHONE FROM home to ser GIFTS • DECORATIONS • TOYS vice our customers in the POSITION ^nchester area, fiexible BAKED GOODS • PLANTS • TAG SALE. g hours, super earnings, 249- Responsible person HEIRLOOMS • BOOKS • LUNCHEON • COFFEE SHOP S 7773. ' heeded full time, 4 p.m. to midnight for laundry SALES PEOPLE - Older distribution. Must be PUCE A multi-million dollar company physically able to fulfill Happy Birthday with young ideas has opening lifting requirements. for people who are looking for WANT AD Excellent benefits, SONNY a fuW e, in sales and manage From Jean, Kerry, TOMY ment. Opening due to in-house working conditions and Sean and Qlenn 643-2711 promotions. This 'company security. nas more financial success stories than any other in New MEMMWS ;i5SSSf5K5W Elngland, no limit on what you can earn. Call Doug Baskin, CONVALESCENT CENTER T h e p ric e 525-9134. 333 Bldwell Street □ NOTICES Manchester 647-9191 .Is RIGHTS PART-TIME help needed for fitting and drilling bowling Lott and Found 1 balls Must have eiqierlence. Inquire at Vernon Lanes, LOST - Orange and white full Route 83, Vernon. SALES POSITION - Straight grown cat. Spring Street area. commissions, leads furnished ^11 649-8786, Or 646-0188. SCHOOL BUS Drivers - to home owners. Call 242-5402. When You Run A Knowledge of Manchester Classified Word Ad LOST - Little boys birthday necessary. Clean police EARN EXTRA money for present. White "H uffy" bike. record required. Five-year Christmas shopping. Pleasant In .... No questions. 183 Green driving experience preferred. working conaltlons. If you Manor Road, M9-441S. Call 643^2373. " have a pleasant telephone voice, you may earn extra P A R T T IM E N ig h ts - money for Christmas shop 1C A hand lull of oath la Dishwashers, waitress, and ping. Telephone "soliciting battar than a garaga hostess, we^ends required. from our office in Rockville. lull of alulf. Apply to Tacorral 246 Broad Hourly rate, plus com 643-2711 Street, Manchester. missions. Call 871-2007.
ubular | V e I* . s PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 12, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 12, 1976 - PAPF^TTffiEE l;^T****...... M-"* Htip W anM 13 H ip Waniad 13 Situation WanM 15 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala S3 Homaa lor Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala . i q o 23 Offered by the ' DENTAL Receptionist - BABYSITTING provided by BEAUTIFUL clean Duplex - FOR SALE by Owner - 93 I ‘ Secretan for oral surgeon’s experienced mother. Two bedroom and three Croft Drive, Manchester. HEBRON - By Owner - nnuc IKALTH miRSfS bedroom. Living room, ’ Vemon-Rockville office. Full VohmUry, cotincd bamc health Equipped to handle infants. Immediate occupancy, 6- HOMEOFTHE Manchester / Bolton area. time. Experience preferred. agency aervtng the Greater Hart- Will sit for c h ild ^ of all k itte n and bath. Quiet area, PHILBRICK rooiA Ranch in S i^ r condi Eight Room U & R Raised M anchaater HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Send resume to Manchester fora area. B.S. degree and at least ages. Hours to suit your near busline. $57,500. Frank tion, newly decorated and ONE YUR WMHttllTY Ranch. Three bedrooms, one Tear's nursing enerience Filloramo, Real Estate carpeted, plus slate entrance. exceptionally large ana Immediate Ogcupancy Herald, Box R. prefened. Apply M. E. Honan, needs. Call 647-1928 anytime. • 34,500 Broker. Call 643-9508 or 649- Huge basement game room. danW f. rMit luxurious famfly room, study, Associate Director, VisiUng Nurse AGENCY Lovely six room colonial in EAST HARTFORD - Hair AssociaUon of Hartford, u k ., 80 5635 after 2 p.m. RANCH — Seven rooms, Half acre beautifully wall to wall carpeting, excellent condition, three rooms Coventry St., Hartford, CT 08111. Dresser, full or part time, Prlaata Inatrvetiona 15 three bedrooms, modem landscaped lot, pool, attached cathedral ceiling, pool, all tlus down and three up, one and one- experienced. Salary plus com- Tel: lU -lSIl. An afTiirnaUve ac- MANCHESTER - new lisUng. garage, quiet street, quality on well landscaped 3/4 acre half baths, centraUy located. Uon/equal opportunity employer. kitchen, L-shaped living Owner has purchase another mlKion. Call S ^ l t f , after 5 Five room Ranch, aluminum neignboihood. $44,900. Phone lot. $43,900. Call 6435774. No REMEDIAL READING and and dining room. Large home from us and we have taken p.m., Sundays also. math; individualized work siding, new roof, new owner, 644-6019. No Agents. agents please. this one in trade. program, (lst-8th grade) by driveway. $29,900. Hayes Cor paneled family room in NEED MONEY for the SECURITY SYSTEMS. Masters degree teacher. 56^ poration, 646-0131. basement, garage, patio, T. J. CRO CKETT holidays? Surprise vour fam- Manufacturer-Distributor es 8075. 300’ deep lot. $39,900. Realtors ' 843-1577 ly. Earn extra ^ selling Avon tablished throughout the NORTH COVENTRY MANCHESTER East Hartford A Vicinity Products in your spare time. North East with over 50 GUITAR-BANJO Teacher - Dwborah Driva A SMALL KINGDOM - CREAMPUFF ★ ★ LOOR^lir Your choice of two quality savon room Raised Ramehtt i I’ll show you bow. Call 523- dealers seeks qualified in Your home, or my quiet Hjutdsome executive CotonUl. 1 Ywr oM dotmarad Capa, lor- Unexcelled immaculate nul dbilno raom, kflohan built- with multi-baths, beautiful lota, family rooms, 9401. dividual to set up security studio. FREE loan guitar. Atop a lovely Uodscaped acre. •26,900 FOR SALE or rent with option Contemporary Tri-Level Ina, 1W hatha, oarpating to buy. Superb 9-room Raised flreplacas, 2-car garage^ cathedral cailinga and firm in the Manchester area. Bob Stirber, 64&6557. Teniflc floor plan with over 2700 throughout, vinyl axtarlor, Four room Ranch. Porch. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS with a view of three Ranch in prestigeous area. carpeting. Move right in and hang your Christmas Over 70 products. Training square foot of living pleasure. oxooaanl vahn In tho lovraat Atra. Lovely fenced yard. Elxist on second and third Exposed cedar beamed kitchen Beautiful kitchen-family stocking hare. provided. Marketing ana PIANO LESSONS ^ an private wooded acres in Veteran’s no money down shifts for males and females technical assistance experioiced teacher. Classic adjoins fireplaced family room Manchester. Eight large room with fieldstone which Joins patio forming a greal to qualified buyer. in our screening drpartment. available. $5,000. Call Mr. or popular music. Beginners a rooms, three baths, 2
23 Homos For Salo 23 Homes For Safa 23 Hortmt For Salo 23 Homot For Sah Homos For Salo 23 Homos For Solo Of '0 \ z QUALITY Raised Ranch • SPONSORED BY THESE M anchM ier Choice "park-lIke" lot in FIRST Offame Redwood Farms. Double sar- LOCAL BUSINESSES... WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE VALUE age, low 50s, by owner. Call Ws have two 647-1197, HOUSE WEEK Six rooms, two baths, fireplaced family room, bnilt-ins, two air con TOWNHOUSE KEITirS TMNK ditioners, wall-to-wall carpeting;, CONDOMINIUMS Lota-Lancf For Safa 24 patio, citv Htihities, two car RUSTIC HOME FEATURES I Mgt MllSrr BE SEEN TO BE Each with three bedrooms KORNER APPREQATED! tec room, multi baths, aii BOLTON - 5 1/2 acres - Ap AVancVxard & 1»V>s^o conditioned, appliances, proved for building, with pond Charies Lesperance and old barn. Thirteen wooded U carpeting, and much more! ' $ 4,000 — BMUty Shop. ExcoHont opportunRy. 6 4 9 -7 6 2 0 Priced from $36,000 to $37, acres with 438 foot frontage near high school R.S. Omsted, 026.500 — Fhrt room naw ar Ranch In WIHimanHc. 900. Call for details. 632.500 — 6 room Capo, atumimim ahWng. Realtor. 649-7630, 289-7939. MILTON wawCTLHOwm ro REALTOR BEA 633.900 — 6 room Colonial Capo, garago, largo lot Owner has moved, will Shrink your houaa In 6^^1108 Invaatmant Proparly 25 638.900 — Just Htiod, doon 7-nn. Cot Capo. Frpt accept reasonable offer for winter. You can cut your MANCHESTER CARPH CENTER INC. 637.500 — Immoculalo 6-rm. Colonial noar hoapRoL this oversized six-room heating coata 15% or COVENTRY - Offers Invited 311 Nain Street 646-2130 635.900 — 3-4 bodroom Colonial «72-car garago. Ranch, 25’ living room, for more by using only thoao on this 40-acre egg farm com 637.900 — Attractiva 3-4 bodrm. Colonial, 2-car gar. mal dining room, large WARMTH AND CHARM rooms that are vitally > plete with three charming 637.900 — HoHMor S t 7-rm. Coloniat 2-car garago. kitchen. 3 bedrooms, IVk of Manchester's past in a nacatsary — cloaa ofl & homes. B/W Realty, 647-1419. SaSatUiu PLOOR roomy 1752 G am M . Three COVERING 637.900 — Hugo 4-bodrm. Coloniai in 6th DioMcL baths, 2 fireplaces, TirepUces, beautiful paneling turn oft the radiators. HEBRON - Offers invited on $3 6 ^ - 4-7 2 Family, 2 fumacoo, 2 car garago. Fraiddin stove, all wired and wide board floors Today’s this 100-acre former Girl TWO FAMILIES xL''* 7? 638.900 — 6-rm. Capo on Robin Rd., doan, garago. for emergency power, 2- convenience with city otilities. Scout Camp. B/W Realty, 647- New roof and gas furnace, EAST MIDDLE TPKE. In 639J00 — Aluminum aR M 7 im. Capo «Rh garago. car garage. Needs 1419. quick access to golf, tranis, excellent condition. This 640.000 — 8-rm. Ranch In Columbia. Cuatom homo. redecorating. asking and Hartfeud. one has a nice fireplaced 640.500 - Highland Pk. School, 7-m. Cot, balha. $39,900. Bualnaaa Proparty 26 Call Katherine Boom, 742-8646. living room, two or three 642.900 - Now 3-bd. Cot batha, Irpt, at aidod. DSR REALH CO. INC. or Suzanne Shorts, 646-S2S3. 642,m — Spadoua 6-rm. Ranch, garago, pod. bedrooms down and two STORE FOR Business with PLAN NO 959 643-2692 attached two family 5-5 in MD MOf 642.900 — Anaaidi bH. 5-rm. Ranch, doiMa garago. IWATSONKACflCO. bedrooms up. Close to T FWSr FLOOR IMS SUBURBAN FLOOR COVERING Princeton Street School. business location. $51,900. K O IIOOW _ 107.1^1 HU nooM IC C t ie FLOOR 871 COHOOLEUM • ARMSTROHO 642.900 — 6 rm. Ranch, 2 batha, llraplaco, garago. KkBtu Mfe . Hl-lin -*j W-orna’-o* TOTAL r M 4 tpe iMkz kvkMAi Asking $37,900. There is an Merritt Agency, 648-1180. •ARAStOnORAge MT 643.900 — Yoor round lakolront homo. BoRon taka. 12-5 WMkday* - Thunday I k l • AX Day SaL extra lot too that you can RORTCO ro 583 E. M ID D LE TURNPIKE 848-4003 649.900 — 9 rm. Dutch Colonial In Covontry. Haaort Proparty 27 • A s o e r r 0 4 7 649.900 - 8-rm. Dutch Colonial, 1% batha, 2 gar. KEITH buy for $8,500. 649.900 - Juat liatod 7-rm. Ranch, IV i batha, dU. gar. Vernon COVENTRY. High up with COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet from beach, heat, winterized, 650.900 — Redwood Farma, 7-rm. Capo, dbl. garage. REM. ESTATE RE6UCE&! nice view of the lake. Four 652.900 - Spadoua 4 bdrm Raiaod Ranch, dbl. gar. and four. Two-car garage. two' bedroom cottage, fur A l f i 'u 172 E. Cwitor SL [New Raieed Ranch, two nished. $15,500 firm. ^-9425. ACTIVITY ROOM 652.900 — 6-rm. Raiaod Ranch. Double garage. Start your housekeeping ts'-«*sn-o* © By W. D. FARMER 653.500 — New 7-rm. Raiaed Ranch in Foroal Hilla. ■car garage, aluminum here arid become a proper 9fORUlRMORIM^ S 28 SB) mxM 653.500 — Clean alum, aided Four Family. *l¥o Make Real E tfafa Wanfaef v n m ty owner real cheaply. 654.900 — New 7-rm. C d . Family rm., dbl. garage. HOUSE CALLS” $31,000! Bulldars, Plumbars, Bamodalart, Elaetrl^nt, ALL CASH for your property Roal Estata Brokars and Salasman — Call Os for 658.900 - 8 rooma, 2'A batha, Cdonlal off Porter S t SINGLES within 24 hours. Avoid red M'-V Spacisl Priest on your Applltnca Ntadt snd 683^500 — New 3 bdrm. Duplex, 3-car garage. 6 4 6 -4 1 2 6 F iS P I L E C N BENTON S’lHEET. Cen tape, instant service. Hayes Stfvicat. ■. 683.900 — Huge rm. C d.. 2Vt batha, 2 car gar. iRoaRor 643^2121 tral location. Older home Corporation, 646-0131. 6 4 9 -1 9 2 2 ___ 9CCONO nOOK 671,300 — Spac. Tudor tri-levd, 4 bdrma, 2Vt batha. in top condition. Seven 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 679.900 — Newer 4 Family wHh 4 rm. apartmonta. rooms, lots of closets. SELLING your house? Call us MANCHESTER 6109.000 — 3800 aq. ft. bi-level on Minnechaug M t Wall-to-wall, new roof. first and we’ll make you a PHONE 647-9997 Assumable mortgage! $38,- cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 'Bath Beautiful' Popular BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE 900. MOORE'S & ^ s s e t l o HILLTOP DRIVE. Area of IMMEDIATE Cash for your BUILDING nice homes. CTose to shop property. Let us explain our With Today's Homeowners REALTOR8-ML8 $38,900"— New Listing. ImnMCUIata oMar Colonial, ping, church, transporta fair proposal. Call Mr. SUPPLIES central. 1% bathe. New roof, wall to wall. 189 Weat Cantor Straat 848-2482 tion. Ranch. Family room Belflore, M7-1413. The beauty wave that A recent remodeling survey improvement. Tree shaded yard. and rec room. Three Equal Housing washed over bathrooms a few taken by BSN. shows these Figures for previous years $39,500"— 7 room Capa, atone front, inmiaculata, bedrooms. First floor laun MAY WE BUY your home? Buy Where The Builders Buy years ago shows no sign of features popular for improved show bathroom remodeling beautiful yard. dry, $42,900. Quick, fair, all cash and no ebbing. As a result, dull old bathrooms; “decorator” sinks most usual in homes valued $40,500"— 9 room Coloniai. Aluminum aided. Clean NYE STREET. Perfect problems. Call Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. bathrooms are rapidly between $20,000 and $40,000. and convenient. starter or retirement and tubs, lavatory-vanities, CONDO becoming "beautility” roonns. Most bathroom remodeling, SOUTH WINDSOR $40,900"— Needy Hated Colonial Cape, 7 rooms, 2 hill home. Quiet street in cen ceramic flooring, ★ • 3 3 ,5 0 0 ^ $ 4 5 ,5 0 0 SELL YOUR House throu^ Each year, about 2.8 million about 77 per cent, is done by baths, treed yard. tral location. Fireplace. carpeting, ceramic wall RL 5, NuinMg Rd. The best buy yet (or a 3- V E RN O N - You can’t J. Watson Beach Real Estate bathrooms are remodeled and homeowners. $41,500"— Modem Colonial, automatic kHchan, gar ’Two bedrooms. Secluded Company. Professional real tiles, wall paneli^, “fancy” 28941231 MOORE'S bedroom Tor^ouse that beat this price anywhere, about 730,000 new bathrooms for this 4 bedroom Colonial age, convanianL back yard. Reduced to estate service for nearly 50 mirrors and lighting fixtures, offers complete appliances $45,900"— Raiaed Ranch, 3 badrooma, 2 full batha, 2 added to existing homes. In with a large front to back $32,000! years. ^11 our Manchester of and suspended ceilings. including a refrigerator, car garage, 3 years young. most cases, the desire to living room, formal dining fice, 647-9139. Glamor accessories inclu^: wall-to-wall carpeting, $48,500"-Raised Raiich, 2 full baths, 2 car garage. WEAVER ROAD. Eight room and large kitchen, IVt glamorize is just as important ceiling sun lamps, buiU-in central air conditioning, Ask for Jbn Fiimogaii. rooms, two baths, 3-4 PLANNING TO SELL? - Our Well-appointed bathrooms baths, fireplace and at as the need to update old scales, pull-out hair sprayers, FOR 2Vi baths and garage. $49,900"— Ranch, 4 badrooma, 2 bathe,-over one bedrooms. Expanded counseling can help without, have conveneot storage and tached garage, with city fixtures, add convenience, or built-in soap dishes and tissue Immediate occupancy with acre. Mr. Matthew. Ranch. Fireplace, garage. of course any obligatli functional accessories. In water & sewers and no provide more space. dispensers, and exotic-looking minimum down. Call us fw $57,500"— Colonial, 4 badrooma, two firoplacos, 2 Unusual home in pleasant Odegard Realty, 6434S55. planning any bath area, add assessments. Call today ITus trend, says Building hai^w are. , Y 0 q R details, you will be in for car garaga, Hka naw. area. Asking $42,000. storage unit^ either built-in or for an appointmoit to see. Supply news, a leading The survey, which queried the holidays. 685,500"— Brartd Naw 7Vt room Colonial. 2Vt batha, Sarvleaa Ollarad 31 free-standing, whenever PACKARD STREET. Five building material retailer U&R REALTY CO, "Hidaaway Araa.” Manchaatar. 1500 homeowners nationally, possible. UARREALHCOINC bedrooms. Large older magazine, has led to heavy HOMT 685,500"— Authantic Chanay Estata. 14 rooma, CUSTOM DRAPERIES made indicates that bathrooms are INC 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 home convenient to Pratt to specifications. Free es- demands for luxury items for topped only by kitchens as the sbnoil 3 seres. Musi sss. timaVes and measurement. 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 Robuil D. Murdock, ffooMor $85,000^— For quick sals. **Bsttsr Homos and & Whitney Aircraft and bathrooms. most frequently planned home Robwt 0. Murdock, S— Hor MCC. Two-car oversized Call anytime before 9 p.m. Qardana” haxogonal ranch. Over 4 acres, 649-4266. hilltop Mgh. garage. Large lot. Asking $39,900. 6185,000"— Real aetata. Including Hka naw building, TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - E llM IIU n MIDDLE MAN Ta: aH aquipm ^ and proaparing businata. BUSINESS Geanlng cellars and attics, W. D. Parm er voventimry For dataila, Mr. Lombardo. UQUORSTORE.Getinon moving large appliances, alro stone and loam delivered. 644- P.O. Bei 4t46) the holiday business. $35,- A SAVINGS OF 10% Atlaata, Ga. 36)19 CIRCA 1810 000 (or everything. 1775, 644-9532. ______TEMPLES Harold Partnt Pkasa sand infarmaHaw aw Plan Na.- Reasonable lease. »d 8-room Capo. Throo bodrooma, nVE and 6NE-QUARTER PERCENTI FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets covofod patio aurroundod by Or1ontal| Drive by 91 FaHmor Drive, then caU ut to Inapoet this and doors made to order. Top CARPET & FLOOR COVERING R00flNG*SIDING*GUTnRS also repairs irdon ovoriooking a flowing atroam. Truly immaculata Capa wRh aaaumabla mortgagal quality work, reasonable NAME- Kelili prices. References. 649-7831. Connecticut's IfOrgest Floor Covering itatanding ofloring. $100,000. MMD MORE-CALL U S-"W E WORK! Dealer over 15 years experience fully insured WARREN E. HOWLAND Rsai E state EXPERT TREE removal and OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9-6 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES 172 BaM CMitar 8L land clearing. Free estimates, THURSDAY A FRIDAY 9-9 Tea/tors 848-11( WILLIAM L BELFIORE AGENCY fully InsuTM. 24 Emergency- 1848-4128 848-1122 service. All-SUte Tree Expert 308 Main St., Manchetlar______643-8662 HO job tog tawl 643-9092 Realtor* 647-1413 Co. 742-6591. .V-.*
( . ' 1 ‘ . 11 i >1MANIMESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 12,1976 - PAGE SEVEN PAP.R 'six - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD EXCHANGE. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. H, 41 Dogi-BIrda-Pata 43 Apartmanta For Rant Bi Apartmanta ^ Rant 83 Apartmanta For Rant 63 Apertmanta For Rant 53 Apartments For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant S3 ArtfcfM 41 Arttcloi tor Sato 31 SMvfc** Offarttf 31 H»atlnii-Plumblng 35 tor S alt FIREBIRD CONVECTOR - FREE KITTENS - Need good DELUXE 4 1/2 Rooms - MANCHESTER - Eight room NEW DUPLEX - Three ATTRACTIVE Second Floor, MANCHESTER - New three wiAGEiiiPiynMni''- ^WEAVING burns, holes. ODD JOBS - You name it, we NO JOB too small, toilet BREAKINO UP housekeeping heater for fireplace with elec homes. Fully house trained, Townhouses. 1 1/2 baths, all bedroom duplex. One and 1/2 Apartnwnt aViUable Noi - Must sen four rooms of fur house, appliances, available bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, five room flat, available for Kippers, umbrellas repaired. do it! Experienced, all work repairs, plugged drains, tric blower. Directs heat Into call 6465814. appliances, two air con November 1st. $350. J. D. appliances, $280 monthly plus immediate occupancy. Fully baths, walk-out basement, lit, Will-lo-waU cupetiiu, btoi Window shades, Venetian guaranteed. 643-2097,647-1384. kitchen faucets replaced. niture. All in good condition. ditioners, carpeted, heat, hot garage, laundry hook-ups, aniianm , 2 air eoadlllonert Also odds and ends. Call after room. $M. Call 84619W. ^Real Estate, 6461980. utilities, one month s e i^ ty . carpeted, all appliances, base AdaKs, no pda, ' \ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. repaired, rec rooms, FOUR ADORABLE puppies water, patios, sound proofing, ment storage, with washer appliances, convenient to baUiroom remodelin|^ heat 5 p.m., 643-7263. Call 6461142. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- SEASONED HARDWOOD - to good homes. Love p ^ l e washer 'n dryer hook ups, MANCHESTER - Three room and dryer connections. schools and shopping. $285. CHARLES UESraUNGE 5221. 32 modernization, etc. Frw Split, sawed, and delivered. C. and cats. 120 Charter Oak storage, basement garages, Mr. Swensson, 64^2M. PalnUng-Paptring HARD FIREWOOD for sale. apartment, second floor, close AVAILABLE - Three room Convenient to schools and 64S-7620 timates gladly given. M & M Hutcnlnson. 643-5373. Street, Manchester. After 6 some available with Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Any size load. Call 643-0851, to Main Street. $145. per rent. First floor. Heat, stove shopping. Call Mr. Peterman C4M TREE Service - Free es PAINTING - interior and p.m. . . . . fireplaces, and two car gar 64694M, or 644-8659. THREE ROOM heated apart 228-3483^______month. Paul W. Dougan, and refrigerator, parking, timates, discount senior exterior, paperhanging, RE-CONDlTIONED Kirby ages. 6460800, 6461540. Realtor, 6464535. near shopping. Call 6(64750. ment - Stove and refrigerator, FIVE ROOMS - Very clean, citizens. Company MARTY’S Plumbing and vacuum. One year guarantee. Antiquaa 46 convenient location. $175. per just remodeled, second floor, excellent work. References. WE BUY and sell furniture. MODERN FOUR Room Manchester owned and heating. Reasonable rates. Starting from $69.95. Call 876 THREE ROOM Furnished MANCHESTER - Unusual one apartment. Range, month. Call 6463493. for clean family, one child, no Free estimates. Fully in Some jrt»s welcomed. Call 742- Cash on the line. One piece or WANTED Antique furniture, MANCHESTER - New three operat^. Call 646-lOT. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- 9190. ■______apartment. First floor, cen bedroom townhouse bedroom Duplex. One and 1/2 refrigerator, Venetian blinds, pets, one months security. 7438. an entire houseful. 6466432. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or tral, parking included. $175. FOUR ROOM apartment - Se References. $220 monthly, in 4431. Furniture ^ m , 345 Main other antique Items. R. apartments. Private en baths, walk-out basement, parking, large yard, first GENERAL Remodeling and TAG SALE - Saturday and per month neti Security hoor, ideal location. Call 646 cond floor. Heat on heat stove. cludes heat. 646-0423. 36 Street, beside Douglas Harrison, 643-8709. trances and patio. Full base e, laundry hook-ups, painting, interior and PAPER HANGING Expert. Flooring Sunday, November ISth. and deposit required. Mr. Lind ment, includes heat, S inces, convenient to 9714. Security. $130. per month. 646 exterior. Free estimates. Motors. 14th., 10 a.m.-dark. rain or say, 6461111. 2067. Your average paper, in FLOOR Sanding • Refinishing, ANTIQUES Wanted - fur appliances, carpeting and air schools and shopping. $285. References. Reasonable average room, ISO. Mr. shine. Household Items, conditioning. $ ^ j> e r month. Mr. Swensson, 6465254. BOLTON - four large rooms, prices. 649-7831. floors like new, no waxing, SEASONED Firewood for niture, oriental mgs, pain MANCHESTER - Six room Richman, 646-3864. clothes, baby items, toys, M A N C H ESTER - Two No pets. Damato Enterprises, two family. Heat, hot water, LARGE SIX Room Duplex. (specializing in older floors). sale. Custom cut and tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, bedroom townhouse Duplex. Carpeted, modem delivered. 6467348 or 2269220. books, 100 Summer Street, 6461021. MANCTIESTER - Five rooms. appliances,' cellar, fireplace, Central location. No pets, QUALITY Refinishing - Ceilings and inside painting. Manchester. d e ^ , pottery, weathervanes, apartments with private en appliances. Available PAINTING, Paper hanging. John verfaille, 646-5750,n872- Convenient location, two^ garage, no pets. $275.6w-«)19. security, references, Custom reupholstery, 199 Carpentry wort. Call 643-445iS, baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. trances, full basement and family home, ^pllances, no December 1st. 742-7457 after 6 Forest Street, Manchester. 2222. GARAGE SALE - Saturday, p.m. available immediately. $225 or 643-0367. TAG SALE - Saturday and laundry hook-ups. Price in pets, available DMember 1st. MANCHESTER - Six rooms, monthly. 6461924, or 6462289. Caning, repairs. Very starting at 10. "Soup to nuts! ’ WANTED - Complete estates, cludes heat, hot water, Low, low prices! 34 Sunday, 10 to 5, 9 Hoffman RENTAL _____ Security, references. $215. three bedrooms, garage, reasonable. F iw estimates. QUALITY PAINTING and 41 Road, Manchester. Wooden clocks, phonographs, steins. kitchen appliances, caroeting MANCHESTER - New three ArUclat lor Sato Crestwood Drive, Will buy outright or sell on DAMATO ENTERPRISES 6460493. adults, occupancy December FIVE ROOM Duplex apart 64fr«74. . Paper Having by Willis car top carrier, 50”x70” $25, and air conditioner. Priced 1st. $150. La Penta Agency bedroom Duplex. One and 1/2 Manchester. consignment, any quantity. Large variety of Apartments and baths, walk-out basement, ment. Stove, parking, large Scnultz. Fully insured, ALUMINUM sheets used as stove $50, bikes $5.00, skates, from $260. per month. Shown Townhouses throughout; REDECORATED four rooms, 6462440. ______yard, $210 plus utilities, no BRICK-Block, stone, references. 649-4343. games, miscellaneous. 643- 644-8962. by appointment. No pets. Manchester. second floor, heat, appliances, garage, laundry hook-ups, printing plates, .007 thick, TAG SALE - Furniture, appliances, convenient to pets, security and references fireplaces, concrete, chimney 23x32”. 5 cents each or 5 for 1824. Damato Enterprises, 6461021. R tn ltl OMca open dally 9-5. carpeting, parting, no pets. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to clothes, stereo, Frigidaire, WANTED BV private collec Sat. 10-3, Sunday 11-3 schools and shopping. $285. required. Phone 646-0297 after repairs. No job too small. 11. Phone 643-2711. $195 plus security. 6462289. share six room apartment. Save. CaU 644-8356 for es etc. November ^.-13th., 1025 tor. Old steins, and statues. Mr. Swensson, 6465254. 4 p.m. CENTRALLY LOCATED - 646-1021 CaU 6461297 after 5 p.m. timates. Bulktlng-ContracUng 33 Boston ’Ipke, Bolton. Highest prices paid. 6461320. CLEAN USED refrigerators, ^v en rooms. $240. monthly, 240 New State Bead Autos For Sale 61 ranges, automatic washers, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat HAVE TRUCK will travel. WES ROBBINS carpentnr F78/15 Snow tires on Ford Wanlad to Buy 49 residential neighborhood, gar MANCHESTER f 61 Autos For Sala 61 Autos For Sale 61 with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s RUMMAGE age, no utilities. Immediate Aufoa For Sale L i^ t trucking, call 643-0359. remodeling specialist. Ad Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- wheels. Like new. $40. a pair. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Call 6440075 after 6 p.m. WANTED - Used Propane occupancy. 6461142. built-ins, bathrooms, 2171. SALE tank, 10 to 20 pounds. Call 649- USED CAR RLEBUU BUILOIMI kitchens, 649-3446. 5538. A’TTRACnVE Three Room, NEWLY REDECORATED - MAINTBUIWE DARK LOAM - Five yards, COMPLETE Girl Scout outfit, mUtCHESTBI PMUtDE modem apartment, heat, hot MERCURY $M., plus tax. Washed patio five room apartment in two X SPECIAL LEON QESZYNSKI builder - size 10. Six pieces. $7. Call 646 52 water, appliances, garage. SPEQALS and pool sand, gravel, stone. 11 to 4, Sot a Sun. Rooms tor Rent family. Close to schools, shop STEAM CLEAN CARPETS new homes custom built, 2390 after 4 p.m. Adults only. $195. 643-4M4, 6 4 3 -^ . NOV. 13th., a 14th. ping and busline. No pets, iinscwismi tuisi ALSO ROTARY BRUSH remodeled, additions, rec 6467268. • Cordoba, two door hardtop, 4 UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Noxt to lonnor W.T. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly security required. $190. per LINCOLN TAG SALE - Sunday, indoors. • air conditionad, automatic, T For Froo EsHmoto, CoS rooms, garages, kitchens SEWING MACHINES - 1976 Grant, In the raor. rooms, single $56., double $69. month. Dubaldo-Lesperance remodeled, bath Ule, cement 9 to 4. Dishes, drap^, freezer, plus tax, continental MANCHESTER - ’Three room Agency, 646-0505. 4 powar ataaring, powar brakaa, ^ 646-1512: or S2S-72a Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. miscellaneous. 142 Bissell 5 vinyl root, many othor oxtraa, • work. Steps, dormers. breakfast, maid service, color apartment in a two family $48.50. Singer Touch and Sew, Street. house. Appliances, utilities, • 14,000 miioa. • Residential or commercial. originally $389. now only ALUMINUM WINDOWS - Tri TV, utilities, parking. Call, THREE ROOM Apartment Camnal of Savings! Call 649-4291. $175. J.D. Realty 6461980. 2 197S DODGE SAVE $ ♦ ELECTRICIAN - All types of $68.40. Fully guaranteed. Call HOUSEHOLD SALE - Star ple Track. 5-51x32, 647x32, 1- 6462300. with heat, hot water, cooking ator, wall • B 200 Van, Intarior panoNiig ^ wiring, electrical improve- 2361123, Dealer. ting Saturday November 13th. 43x28,1-39x28,1-39x24 $5 each. gas, stove, refrigerator, wa! TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY' CHEERFUL ROOM - Country MANCHESTER - Ranch type to wall can Adults on X and carpaUng, 10AIOO milaa, ^ ment, and repair wort. FREE at 10 a.m. Beds, dining room l-36xM door $20. Phone 646 muat ba aaon. • Carpentry and general con APPLIANCES - Used. setting. Call 6463075 after 5 one bedroom apartment in a ly. No pets,pets uenti'ally located. 75 GRAN TORINQ *3195 estiniates. Call 646-5253. set, swing set, plus many 6841. quiet convenient location. 4-Door Sodan. Auto., powor eleering, powar brakaa, lac- tracting. Residential and Refrigerator, range, disposal, p.m. P u r ity deposit. Call 6467690. 1974 PLYMOUTH $1995 ♦ commercial. Whether it be a other items. 170 Hilliard Price includes heat, hot Fury II. lour door sedan, ^ WINDOW CLEANING - airconditioner. Guaranteed. CELLAR Tag sale, heated - snuiU repair job, a custom Street, Manchester. automatic, power steerinoa ^ Appliance Repair, Inc. 646 LARGE COMFORTABLE water, wall-to-wall carpeting, FOUR ROOMS -• Modern jjy^¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Commercial and residential, built home or anyWng in Saturday, November 13, 10 air conditioning, kitchen power brakes, radio, 34,000 4 1111 . a.m. to 2 p.m., 13 Norman Room. Adult only, parking, on apartment. Heat, water, fully insured, free estimates. between, call 6461379. TAG SALE - Saturday appliances, basement laundry mUes, carries our 12-month, 4 76 6RANADA *3995 Call Quality Maintenance, Street. Large variety. New bus line. References. Calf649- appliances, adults, no 12,000 mile Power Train ^ November I3th. 69 Adelaide facilities and storage. $235. 2-Door Hardtop. Dark brown, vtnyl tool, aconomlcal ata Inc. 6466845. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Road, Manchester, 10 a.m. items. 6526. children, no pets. $200. 646 warrantee. 4 eyt, automatic, powar ataaring, powar brakaa, radW CARPENTRY - Repairs, per month. No pets. Damato 0675. anltawtla, JnfB remodeling, additions, gar Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Some antiques and mis 1974 DODGE $3195 i Brownies, nurses. East ATTRACTIVE sleeping room Enterprises, 6461021. VINYL REPAffi - We can fix ages, roofing. Call David cellaneous. GE PUSH Button stove - Gold Monaco Station Wagon, air 4 sofas, chairs, cars, etc. No CathoUc School. 649-1225. $40. Frigidaire washer $35, Private entrance, cond.ltionad, automatic, • Patria 644-1796. shower/bath. Free parking. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 73LMC0LM $4695 73 MOHTEGO MX $2895 need for expensive CUT BEEF cost!! Side of beef good condition. GE dryer $10. powar ataaring, powar brakaa, T 73 GOUT MARK nr $5695 ' Tow n Coupe. Leather Interior, tilt Brougham 2-Door Hardtop, blue, Dark green with matching leather recovering. 568-5878. SEASONED OAK Fireplace Apply 195 Spmee Street. radio, ate. Alao wHh our 12- ^ wheel, speed control. AM/FM matching luxury cloth Interior, V -6, NEW CEILINGS - Archways from grower for freezer. Cut 6469859. Interior, speed control. tlTt wheel, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• month, 12,000 mita Powar • stereo and much more! auto., power steering, power wood for deliveries. (^11 74^ and wrapped. Call 2269075. AM/FM stereo & much more. CAR FRAME Repairing - and ceiling beams installed. Apartments For Rant S3 Train warrantaa. P brakea, factory air. gorgeousl Ceilings resurfaced, various 7886. TAG SALE - Moving to Luxury at its nnest Rusted frames can be OLD BARN Florida. Snowmobile and ^ 1974 PLYMOUTH $2575 ♦ 73 TOYOTA WAGON $1795 textures, wall knock-outs and 73 CAPRI $2795 Corona Deluxe. Economical 4 cyl., repaired permanently. Call NEW AMERICAN orienUl WE HAVE customers waiting X Satatiha aiathm wagon, 31B T 76 ELECTRA LUTED $6795 Dark green, saddle vinyl Interior, V - installations. Drobiak Dry and 6”x trailer, generator, household automatic, radio. A little wagon for Bob Krinjak after 6 p.m. 646 rugs. 9x12 T abriz, 9x12 items, winter clothes, and for the rental of your apart 4 angina, automatic, powar 4 All powar Including AM/FM stereo, 6 . 4-speed, decor group, style steel Wall Ckanpany, 646-8882. idTIreDlaL. ___ , lilt wtioel, laather Interior, twin 60- a little price! ment or home. J.D. Real ataaring, radio, iow mllaaga. • vrheels. Sportyi 5875. Surock, 9x12 Hariz, 9x12 t split $24 per accessories. Ceramic 40 seats. List over $9000. Loaded. Estate Associates, Inc. 646 Rooltng-Sfdtng-Chlmnay 34 Kassan. Also a few Persian cord delivered. M69075. greenware. Much more! 1974 DODGE DART X 73 CHRYSLER WAGON $3195 75 MARK IV $8595 CONNECTICUT Vacuum - All Rugs. 643-9804. November 13th. and 14th., 10 1980. B cyiindara, automatic, vinyi ♦ Town A Country. AM/FM stereo, Gold luxury group, leather Interior, 75 ELECTRA 225 $4995 AM/FM stereo w/stereo tape, tilt type cleaners. Service on all roof, powar ataaring, radio, ^ Custom 2-Door Hardtop. Luxura twin comfort lounge seats, carpeted R(X)FER will install roof, TAG SALE - Saturday 9 to 4. to dusk. 604 Bush Hill Road, wheel, speed control, padded Lan. vacuums and appliances. 419 FIREPLACE WOOD - LOOKING for anything in real and a 1Z-
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HARTFORD Dowell says he ws family first bi Bunch o f whether to resigi the Whiting Forei Check the Cars-Check the Eqiripment Middletown. State Commissioner 1 requested the res CHECK the SAVINGS! 1977 PONTIAC because the instit polarized and nee FIREBIRD to take over the s I-Door Hardtop. Broniwood brown, buoktkin Inlorlor, oanopf lop, the criminally ins MioinsttOt whHMftNii dMl bMtod UtMi o o n ti^ lamp group, aporl mirrort, win dow altl ano whaal opanbig moMbiga, powar ataoring, powar orakaa, AM radio, Regio RaByllwh^la. BOSTON - C American Trial Lj SALE S 4 9 9 9 tion the insuran PRICE ripping off” / sumers have 1977 PONTIAC VENTURA "irresponsible, mi •J 4-Oaortear Sadan. BHiBag alvar wMi rod kdatlar, automaOe, accurate” by the 1 ilaarlng, powar M a o , ww alaal ballad Braa, ab, BMad 1977 PONTIAC mation Institute, Irol ndrror, AM radk), lamp groiv. by Robert Began VENTURA dent, reflects a t SALE PRICE >5146 2-Door HateMwek Coupa. Small V-1 derstanding of th ang., AT, PS, PB, alam ba casualty business, w novw ■ wiwM opwMng looiOEigBi a m nor. New Englar rsdtoi d slim whM l o o v m b . the insurance indi SALE PRICE BOSTON-Maj ^4586 and his chief Ii( taking to the str tributing leaflets 1977 PONTIAC aimed a( urging legislative session CATALINA city out of its fin: 4-Door Sodan. Qorgaoua 2 lono graan, buckakin vinyl bilartor, amall V -t, wNta alaal city faces bankrui baltad radlala, ak candHIoidng, raar window does not come to dalroatar, Hntad glaaa, lamp group, Aoor mala, ipert mlrrara, body alda molding, wbi- ding to a task for Lynch Motors dow alll S rovoal moknnga, dakna wbaO this week. 'The0 Home Of All Day SALE Saturday Servicer' 1977 PONTIAC PRICE <5697 Natio HONOLULU - LEMANS Guard Cutter h |2-Door Hardtop. StarSgM Mack wHh a IWaefc Landau L ■ root, • rad ' vinyl ' Inlarlor, - through rough se: Ihydramalle tranamlaalon, powar up the search for Iradlala, cuatom air rubbar bumpor crewmen Worn a J latrlpa, .port nilm ri, Snlad glaaa,.lamp' freighter sunk by ■ group. Boor mala, body alda moMbiga, I AM /ni rmSo, w/raar apaakar, RaSy II Two passing ships Iw hoala S I other crewmen.
SALE WASHINGTON PRICE <5553 issues that sepan for 18,000 striking the United Parci 1977 PONTIAC been settled, but > Orand M arl SlaSon Wagon. BarkaMro groan, b tlnue this weeket I, w r aummano, powar I powM brakMg lo sd Ooof OMpflOn^g Mntod 0lMSg iM ip pm ipg ^hoft PONTIAC sources close to iwIttoHi window fPoldtojBi Bm U x j t . tentative agreem to be taken SALE PRICE *9255 membership nex proval could b Wednesday.
PALM SPRir President Ford | LYNCH light rain Friday work on the fer 345 Center Sta (Rt. 0) reviewing propos 1978 recommends 040-4321 mit to Congress ii leaving office. •*.1 74?’ fL-. Inter'nf PARIS-The 1 Vietnam have cautious step tov of their grievanc appeared adami positions regar missing jn actloi nam.
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