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Past Commanders install officers The weather 'if Inside today 9 6 t At the annual meeting of the Past Sunny, breezy, warmer today. High Area news 1-B-S-B Kitchen...... 2-C Betty’s notebook Commanders Association of the in mid 40s to near 50. Increasing Business...... IOC Obituaries ... 18-A Dilworth-Comeli-Quey Post of the cloudiness tonight, low In mid 20s. aasslfled..lS-14-B People ...... 1-C American Legion in Manchester, 'Thursday light snow, sleet or freezing ^*The bright One** Dear Abby ... 15-B Second ’ThoughtSC By Betty Ryder Ernest G. Linders was elected chair rain likely developing, then changing to ; e O B T V .T W Q P A C E S Editorial ...... 4-A Sr. Citliens ...5C rain. High mid to upper 30s. National man and John B. Mayne, secretary- ^ THIU^ iBCtlDNS MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1$, 1976- VOL. XCVI, No. 64 PBICEt FIFTEEN CENTS Eljem...... 11-B Sports .,. .4-B-6-B treasurer. weather forecast map on Page 13-B.
Linders, an Army veteran of World The Manchester Clvitan Club held Hope to drop in sometime during naise on dry hair. Leave mayonnaise War II, served as the post’s com on for 20 minutes; then shampoo out Its annual Christmas gala Saturday the holidays and wish him good luck. mander in 1972 and was elected again with dinner and dancing at The twice. in 1973. He is presently serving on the Christmas trees Another instant hair beautifier: Colony in Talcottville. executive board of the post and also avocado. Leave a bit of pulp on the When we walked in, the pretty Dr. Edwin D. Carpenter, extension heads up the Friday Fish night as OPEC asked by Saudis skin; then rub into hair, leaving on songstress with The Electric Com consumer horticulturist at the chef. pany musical group nodded her head University of Connecticut, has sent for 20 minutes. Shampoo out twice. in recognition and it suddenly along a reminder to Christmas tree Come to think of it — it just might Mayne, who served as commander dawned on me that we had danced to purchasers. work. What I mean is that even if my of the post in 1975, was voted com the same group just the week before Dr. Carpenter says if you purchase hair doesn’t come out looking mander of the year by the Depart when The Herald hosted its Christ your Christmas tree several days beautiful, I may lose a couple pounds ment of Connecticut at a recent con trying to outrace the dog. to freeze oil prices mas party at The Coiony. before it will be set up and decorated, vention. He is an army veteran Ernest G. Linders John B. Mayne Enjoying dinner were Ed and store it outside in a cold spot. Cut the I suppose it’s worth a try. Here, having served in Vietnam. “Sam" Gagnon (he's president of butt of the trunk at a diagonal about Lady. DOHA, Qatar (UPI) — Ministers of port an increase at this stage, mlrates, who is reported to be close conference proceeds. The annual reports were presented Civitan). “Sam" looked great in a an inch above the original cut. This the Organization of Petroleum although he added the Saudi position to Yamani, said he had coordinated Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s biggest by the outgoing chairmen of the black jumpsuit. Joseph Tully and his will open the wood pores and aid in Pick a category the deceased past commanders are PINEHURST Exporting Countries opened a crucial might change under pressure from pricing policy with Saudi Arabia, and producer, is adamantly opposed to an Mrs., along with the Steve Cassanos the absortion of water. Place the butt association, Eugene Freeman and invited. at 302 Main meeting today with Saudi Arabia other members Of the 13-nation that he favored 10 per cent. increase so big that it would damage How does your family income Robert Donahue, both past com Tal. 643-4151 calling for a six-month freeze on oil and the A1 Martins joined in the end in a container of water. stack up against the rest of the coun OPEC cartel. Conference sources said this Western economies on which Its own When you take the tree inside, saw mander of the post. Is now taking orders prices and other countries deman “Our position in the past was to seemed to indicate that Saudi Arabia festivities. try? Do I hear groans? Plans also were discussed for the development depends, and where its the butt once again, being sure to for holiday ding hikes of up to 25 per cent. Sheikh allow for a reasonable increase if the also would go for this figure as the Rarely sitting out a dance were A well-known family magazine has Following' the installation of of Legion’s Birthday Anniversary to be petrodollar profits are invested. square off the diagnal cut. This helps SWEDISH KORV Ahmed Zaki Yamani of Saudi Arabia, other members in OPEC insisted on Howard and Marge Holmes (she come up with these facts: 1. 1 per ficers, the association made plans for held in March. In the past, the fitting the Christmas tree to a stand, made witli the the most important voice at the it, taking into consideration that looking radiant in a long sleeved cent of tlie population is generally its annual Christmas party to be held association has sponsored this and aids in water absorption. Alexander Berggren parley, said before the conference there was a strong recovery in the white jersey gown) and Biil and Lois categorized as “rich" (with $50,000 Saturday at the Post Home. ’There program on behalf of the post and Keep the tree in a container of recipe his country opposes any immediate world economy," Yamani said. Dion. or more annual income); 10.4 per will be a social hour at 6 p.m. with a expects to do the same in March. It was a great night and several water for the entire time it is in the roast beef dinner at 7. All widows of Miller Farms increase because of the weak state of “However, in the last month,’ cent, as "affluent” (25,000 to FRESH YOUNG the world economy. other organizations must have been house. Refill the container daily, $50,000); 28.3 per cent, as “upper- watching the trend of recovery, we Time bomb bursts Opening the conference, which is celebrating, as music could be heard since the tree requires great middle" (15,000-$25,000); 24.3 per TURKEYS now believe the recovery is not as amounts of water. taking place amid intensive security, from a few other rooms. cent, as "m iddle" ($10,000 to strong as we hoped for and therefore Dr. Carpenter warns to avoid using FRESH CAPONS outgoing OPEC President $15,000); 22.7 per cent, as “lower- we have changed our position and ornaments that produce open flames Mohammed Sadli of Indonesia said think that we have to freeze the oil in Baghdad airport Celebration income" ($5,000 to $10,000); and 13.1 MORRELL HAMS such as candles, when decorating the T the oil ministers have "a heavy per cent as “poor" ($5,000 and un price for another six months.” Missed a happening at Ric Repko's tree. In addition, never leave your The Finest USDA Choice burden of global responsibility," Yamani added, "this is our position new facility at Constitution Plaza in der). CHRISTMAS SPECIAL RIB OVEN By Lnited Press International statement accused Syrian authorities home with the Christmas tree lights He said their decisions "will affect today and we will do our best to con of masterminding the Incident, which Hartford. on. the state of health of the world not vince the members in OPEC with our A powerful time bomb hidden in a ROAST BEEF also left "scores of others slightly Ric hosted a holiday party on Sun Christmas time only now but for some time to com- views and we think we do have a suitcase exploded at the customs hall 5 CONVERTIBLE wounded”— including Arab day from 1 to 6 p.m. and I’m sure his Salad, anyone? “Christmas is coming, the geese JUMBO e." strong view." of Baghdad International Airport nationals, a number ol Japanese, new store is super. If you are I came across a new, economical are getting fat. Please put a penny in Officials said the ministers would But he said, “We never in the past Tuesday, killing at least three per familiar with the one he has in the hair conditioner and well, while 1 SHRIMP immediately begin work on the ques sons and injuring hundreds of others, West Germans and Greeks. the old man's hat; * DISHWASHER came to OPEC with a position we "Investigations by explosives Manchester Parkade "Flair haven't tried it yet, 1 have visions of If you haven't got a penny, a In 3 lb. bags tion of price revision. don't change.” the official Iraqi news agency said Large experts show that the suitcase con Fashions" you just have to know that my dog chasing me around the house ha'penny will do, if you haven’t got a ; I • Gan Be BuBt-ln Later Since any OPEC decisions must be today. fn Atlanta, President-elect Jimmy tained at least seven or eight “Repko Designs" will be equally as if I do. ha’penny, God bless you.” unanimous, Yamani’s statement Carter said the U.S. government has In London, a British Airways ! ; • Dishes Washed Twice SHRIMP spokesman said as many as 10 per kilograms (17.6 pounds) of TNT at elegant. It seems you apply 1/3 cup mayon- Anonymous. appeared to signal a hard-fought made some progress in convincing In lb. bags sons may have died and as many as tached to a timing device," the state ; [ • Rinsed 4 Tmies in We have Plum Pudding, debate. But Yamani has said the Arab oil nations that a price increase ment said. Heirted Watw Brandled Mince Meat. same kind of thing before other 400 were wounded in the crowded ter "might be counterproductive." It was the first official Iraqi com Plain MInca Meat. OPEC meetings and then gone along The last time the price of oil was minal. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Preliminary investigation in ment on the explosion. Dr. Lamb ONE PIE PUMPKIN with a price hike. raised — in October 1975 — Yamani dicated the explosives-packed suit The statement said investigating 3IM .00 The betting was still for a 10 per at first opposed the hike then joined I LIMITED QUANTITY! case was unloaded at the airport authorities have proved that the CRANKY SAUCE cent increase, which according to of the others in imposing one. from an Egyptian .airliner that explosives-packed suitcase did not ficial U.S. estimates would add $12 The Shah of Iran is on record as ^ OPEN THURS. NITE TIL 9 • PLENTY OF FREE PUKING 3|*1.0 0 originated in Cairo but made a belong to any of the passengers 4 » m HEPIT billion to the world's annual bills. wanting a 15 per cent increase. 9 4 THIN RIBBON CANDY stopover at Damascus, Syria, the traveling on the Egyptair flight from Use bran in cooking EST.-T T Yamani said Tuesday the Western Sheikh Mana Saeed Al-Otaiba, Oil ; I TERMS Redeem your coupons Iraqi agency said. Damascus. economy is not strong enough to sup Minister of the United Arab Em- here for Nestles and "At least three persons were Baghdad radio said those killed in wheat. Read the label to preventing bowel mailing. Address your Quaker New Cookie killed—including a Saudi Arabian the blast included two Iraqi nationals DEAR DR. LAMB - I letter to me in care of this Mixes. have had troublesome carefully as much whole problems than just bran. I Ih B.D. PEARL & SON national—and 10 others seriously and a Saudi Arabian identified as newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, bowels all my life and for wheat bread is made with am sending you ’Die Health i ! 649 Main St.. Downtown Manchester 643-21713 PINEHURST GROCERY wounded in the blast that occurred at Khaled Abdel Karim Al Zamel. The about half white flour and Letter number 2-1, Spactic Radio City Station, New 302 Main 7.15 p.m. (11:15 a.m, EST) at 10 seriously wounded were said to be the past few years have Yorf, N.Y. 10019. Town counsel claims tried including some then ariticially colored. or Irritable Colon and P r e p a r e Baghdad airport’s customs hall,” the Arab nationals and Iraqis. roughage in my daily diet. A tea-cup of All-Bran or Constipation, to help you. for holidays agency said in a statement "Among the casualties were a I very much like bran muf Brand Buds or two tea Others who want this infor I director statements monitored in Beirut. number of women and children,” the fins but I wonder if the cups of Bran Flakes will mation can send 50 cents Manchester Memorial Hospital is getting dressed up for Christ The agency said a government broadcast said. roughage effect of the bran meet your daily needs for with a long, stamped, self- Anderson-little mas by members of the hospital auxiliary aidedlby a hospital seemed like pressure is lost when it is in the cereal fiber. There is more addressed envelope for employe. Placing a swag of greens over the main lobby entrance form of muffins. Is it? are Patricia Melanson, front, and Carol Bolin, auxiliary DEAR READER - No. members, and Leslie Albert. (Herald photo by Pinto) By GREG PEARSO.N fice might seek additional help for GE shareholders One important way of in the Buckland case. creasing the cereal fiber in Herald Reporter COMPLETE Town Counsel Victor I. Moses “It was a concern on their part for your diet is to use real the amount of time in the counsel's vote for merger whole-wheat bread and issued a statement to the Board of Directors Tuesday night that said the office," Moses said in reference to baked products containing LIQUOR DEPARTMENT the remarks made by the directors. E bran. Watch out for some “political pressure" he had felt on STRATFORD, Conn. (UPI) - begun, surprising many who doubted COLD BEER News summary his office was in connection with "Some people might say that I of the commercial breads overreacted, but I always felt strong Shareholders of General Electric Co. the giant combination ever could claiming to be whole- AND sta'ements made by directors to the voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to receive government approval. press. ly about the independence of the town WEDEUVER Compiled from United Press Internationel counsel's office," Moses told the merge their company with Utah The Justice Department objected Moses had told the directors on International Inc. to form the largest to the plan in July because of In the service Nov, 23 that his office had been board. Donald Wiggins of Ontario corporate marriage in the nation’s “probable anticompetitive impact" Army Spec. 4. Martin G. receiving such pressure in connec He also said that he found some ARTHUR DRUG State pleaded innocent to possession of newspaper stories on the Buckland history. that the combination of a uranium Williams, whose wife, Phone 643-1505 tion with the Buckland fire jurisdic Meeting at the American producer with a supplier of nuclear Patricia, lives in South HARTFORD - New illegal weapons Tuesday. Tons of tion case, which he called a "highly case and his office "misleading." NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE weapons were found on his land "The impression from the articles Shakespeare Theater here, 98 per steam systems such as GE would C regulations governing the Windsor, recently was i s x r f t a s ' - emotional" case. cent of the GE shareholders present have. assigned to the 27th Ord federal reimbursement of and in his foundry Sunday. In Tuesday’s statement to the was that I was not making the decisions in the office, " he said. or voting by proxy approved the plan Negotiations overcame the hurdle: nance Co. in Germany. Connecticut nursing homes have board, Moses said, "There appeared to swap about 41 million newly issued OLYMPIA, Wash. — Promoting Director Carl Zinsser said that he the companies agreed to place Utah been approved. Nursing homes in the press various articles relating shares valued at some $2.2 billion for voreetvet velvet ya g a MX laKXBaiaiWBSiianwtiBa gat VfitgaEatana of the religious significance of appreciated Moses' writing of the International's uranium business un will be paid for exact operating to this matter which disturbed me 31.5 million shares of Utah Inter der the control of independent I ^MNarnTBIMrSlM cost plus a reasonable margin of Christmas in public schools could greatly. One reading these articles statement but added, "I'm amazed if ^ORmNRTMTuTSfSo be unconstitutional, according to this is all there is to it. " national. trustees until the end of the century. profit. It will replace the flat-rate could not help but to receive a clear About 80 per cent of GE's outstan a government memorandum cir Moses replied, "’The articles that In October, the Justice Department system which averaged the cost impression that legal decisions con ding shares were cast in the voting. culated in Washington State. appeared bothered me very much." said it had no present intention to of welfare and medicaid patient cerning this case were not being Shareholders of Utah International Listed as permitted "non- Zinsser said today that he feels block the merger and the plan was care. made by the town counsel's office were to meet later in the day to vote religious” items are Santa Claus, “there is more to it than meets the readied for the stockholder votes. and that there was indecision and on the merger which will make the Christmas trees, reindeer, holly eye. HARTFORD — Auditors are confusion concerning the handling of coal and uranium mining concern a The merger represents the first wreaths and Yule logs. Goldberg, however, disagreed with examining the books of the Office this matter.” wholly owned subsidiary of GE. major diversification for GE in the RibNDAY THRU FRIDAY 10-9 PM of Emergency Medical Services He mentioned two directors Zinsser. He said today, "I believe company's 84-year history, greatly OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY II-STM following the arrest Tuesday of WASHINGTON - The Federal — Phyllis Jackston and Jack that was all there was to it. His letter The votes take place a year to the expanding its international scope Martin Stillman, 28, of Rocky Trade Commission announced Goldberg —who had commented on seemed to deal with what troubled day after GE and Utah International through Utah International's vast Hill, the department’s director. today an investigation into the $29 the possibility that the counsel's of him." first announced merger talks had foreign mineral holdings. i PLEASE GIVE ME A HOME! He is charged with second degree billion-a-year life insurance in g A lovMbIt, littio A.K.C. Poodle will larceny involving the alleged theft dustry to determine whether con 0 be given ewey to the person submit- of $500 to $1,000 belonging to the sumers are being hoodwinked on 1 ting the best namel S7 0 . federal government. the costs of coverage. 6 5 ^ 0 I Come In — fill out the entry form — Regional NEW YORK - The Rev. Sun Penney official stresses need I no purchase necessary - muet be 18 S Lo c \ < - Myung Moon’s Unification Church B years old or over — one-entry per e n t i r e BOSTON — The FBI says three will begin publishing a daily mor N lamllyl You do not have to be preent o o 'f persons indicted for a series of ning newspaper in New York N to winl bank robberies in Maine are aimed at young adults on Dec. 21. Tom Minor, the manager of the to stick to project timetable winner will December 23, wanted for questioning in Sun R be announced on publication. The News World, said 1978 e l lust In time lor Chrlstmes day's apparent attempt to bomb a catalogs has multiplied since 1962. and opened a year ahead of time to I 3;00 p.m. - it "is not going to be an organ for Tuesday afternoon at a meeting of I g M n g l Union Carbide Corp. building in By GREG PEARSOIN Penney did $61 million in catalog help meet the steadily increasing the ' Unification Church in any Hrruld Reporter the Manchester Kiwanis Club held at IvMgatgstgagsfgatgatgat: Needham, Mass. business at the beginning. Today it demands of catalog orders, he said. way. It is a newspaper for New A J.C. Penney Co. official told the Manchester Country Club. I Fratt presented a short history of does $690 million, Fratt said. He also said that the Manchester GIVE A BEAUTIFUL CONCORD, N. H. - Gov. York City." about 50 local businessmen that his center could begin operation without the J.C, Penney Co. and explained With the expansion in business has Meldrim Thomson orders state of company is “ very firm” on its come an increase in catalog distribu any expansion of the highway I * PARAKEET planned timetable for opening a the planned center to the group. ficials to draw up legislation to The first store was opened by tion centers. The center proposed for network in the qrea. TROPICAL „ „ _ iQuttsei^perVW p\ace. protect New Hampshire residents catalog distribution center in Manchester would be the firm's Widening and (Htj^improvements F IS H b u y o n e Manchester. James Cash Penney in Wyoming in 5 against efforts by New York City sixth. It would work on packing and are planned for l-86iVlhe area of the ^ Colorful, healthy International "We plan to open in 1980. We’ve got 1902 and called "The Golden Rule c V l c bet one E keets, so to collect $1.3 million In alleged Store," Fratt said. delivering catalog orders. Manchester Penney center, but these sale friei unpaid parking tickets. problems if we don’t do that,” Fratt showed slides of other dis would not have to be completed S easy to care George C. Fratt, Penney’s manager "The Golden Rule was an impor S for and train. MADRID, Spain — Long lines \ tant concept throughout his business. tribution centers and a 15-minute before the center opened, he said. Valuetfrom29^ tO ^2a98 formed at the polls today for i of catalog development, said film that explained the inner------„ « t e a c h THEM TO TALK? xan, National It’s still part of the way J.C. Penney Spain’s first free election in 40 does business," he said. workings of the centers. g Fill your tank with beautiful fish! Treat 8 * A ' SALT LAKE CITY - Gary He called the catalog departments urself- stock up - get two for price of i • years — a referendum on whether ; The firm now has almost 1,700 e. H ^ Rog.12.ee Gilmore, giddy after ending a 25- the nation should adopt a stores in the U.S. It entered into of Penney’s retail stores “the heart day hunger strike, prepared to Western-style parliamentary catalog distribution in 1962, Fratt of our business." waive the last of his rights today system. Early voting was fFhat do you said. He said that because of the P Mg8gagKgugag«gacvMg9(vaiv«xv«{itt' j^gaveigaigugstgaigsigacgatgaigati ■A-4:-4-« t-t 4-1 and ask for an immediate date reported to be orderly. “momentum” of the catalog end of with a firing squad. He was to "We were late starters but we now ihe business, it is important that the f GIfIGcrtjMe rank third in the country," he said. Btautiful I I DONT fo r g et appear in 4th District Court late KINGSTON, Jamaica — Prime think? Manchester center open on schedule. (Only Sears and Montgomery Ward A similar center in Columbus, Ohio \ y o u r p e t 'f - - this morning. Minister Michael Manley faced a What do you consider to be the Open every mie do a larger catalog business.) was placed on a “crash schedule" LIVE PLANTS Dm A Cal major challenge to his Socialist Top 10 stories that made news in Penney began catalog distribution Mem thru^l ONTARIO, Calif. - The latest policies today in parliamentary Wld9 SBlectlon CHRISTMAS WehorxK Manchester during 1976? to "supplement merchandise BankAmericard Gilt Certilicales Redeemable hidden arsenal discovered, the elections 'capping a violence- Herald readers are invited to STOCKINGS A Master Charge fourth in Southern,California in available in stores," he said. Shop The Holiday Green and Healthy! Anderson-little al any ol our 90 Stores ridden campaign held under a make their choices in a ballot that “The convenience for the customer In 69* Inn* A great name in line clothing lor men, women 4 boys. from Maine Alabama less than two weeks, included a state of emergency. If his party Just in time to appears on Five-C today. You of sitting at home, thumbing through half track. The vehicle was found wins a majority of the 60 seats in for Christmas giving! Cal *1.29 Bit $1JI Mancheiter Parkade - MANCHESTER WesHarms Mall FARMINGTON have two weeks to make your a catalog, and placing an order by along with guns and ammunition the House, Manley will remain in selections arid return them to The I Flllad With near Wrlghtwood Tuesday. office another five years. phone is the reason we’re in the DAYS TO OoodhM OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. Herald. catalog business,” he said. Today And Everyday In The Herald SALE DATE 12/18-23 Bound The amount of business through (MHxiMigaigKveigaigacgMgHgiiitHgagaiiMgaigafgwgager^gitgatgKWgailiatoavni*To Plaaae CHRISTMAS MANCHESTER EVENING HEIRALD. Mancheoter, Conn., Wed.. Dec. 15, 1976 —_ P A G F THRKE^ PAGB TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENlNf? HKRAI.n, Manehetter. Conn.. Wed.. Dec. IS. U76 Two new town positions Sen. Byrd virtually clinches funded by directors Senate majority leader post WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Robert Bollings said his count puts Byrd Dakota, listed by the anti-Byrd By GREG PEARSON The directors also voted 62 to ap money will be provided by a state Byrd of West Virginia appears to over the top. He credited Byrd with forces as a probable vote for Herald Reporter prove a $2,800 appropriation to pay grant. have virtually clinched election as 32 votes and said five of his sup Humphrey, declared for Byrd. So did The Board of Directors Tuesday for the town’s Vista Volunteer, who • Appropriation to the General Senate Democratic leader at the porters would swing to the West Sen. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, night appropriated funds for two new works in the elderly nutrition Fund Budget of $13,500 received from start of the 9Sth Gingress in January. Virginian and seven to Humphrey. previously lifted as only a probable positions, a budget analyst and an program. the Savings Bank of Manchester Sen. Ernest Bollings, D-S.C., But the Humphrey aide said his Byrd vote. Outreach worker for the elderly. The position, which used to be held Library Appreciation Fund. The withdrew from the race Tuesday, count gave Byrd a maximum of 26 Bollings, who ran as a "com Hk funding for both jobs will come by Ms. Wicks, had previously been money will te used only for library leaving Senate Democrats with a votes. He said Humphrey has 21 com promise” candidate between primarily from federal monies. funded completely with federal expenses. The board will send a two-way contest between Byrd and mitted votes and another “8 or so Humphrey and Byrd, said he rounded The board voted 8-0 (Director John funds. This year, the town was asked letter of thanks to the bank. Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota. leaning.” The rest are considered un up 12 committed votes and decided to Thompson was out of town on a to pay part of the salary of the • A unanimous vote to issue a Boilings said at least five of his decided. withdraw when he could make no business matter), to allocate $8,125 volunteer, who oversees the nutrition waiver of the building permit fee for supporters would swing to Byrd, put The aide also said "we think we more headway. Bollings said he to pay the salary and fringe benefits program that feeds 80 elderly the Bicentennial Bandshell. The ting the West Virginian well over the can get all of Bollings’ support with plans to vote for Humphrey. for the budget analyst position. residents. board agreed that because of the 32 votes needed for election Jan. 4. the exception of Sen. (Frank) If Byrd wins, he probably will be This money, which will pay the Directors Willhide and Zinsser nature of the townwide bicentennial He would succeed Senate Church” of Idaho. succeeded as assistant Senate analyst’s salary and fringe b e f its voted against the appropriation for project, no fee should be required for Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, But Humphrey’s bid to overtake’ ' Democratic leader by Sen. Alan for the re m a in ^ of this fiscal year, this post. the structure. who is retiring. Byrd suffered in the past two days. Cranston of California, the only can is being allocated from the town’s The directors unanimously ap • Approval of an early retirement Humphrey, who last week urged Sen. James Abourezk of South didate for the No. 2 post. share of the federal Public Works proved spending $10,000 of Title II requested by Howard I. Crothers to Bollings to withdraw during a nearly Employment Act, Title II program. funds on the dredging of Center be effective Feb. 1, 1977. two-hour meeting, was not available The town recently received a $78,000 Springs Pond. Money that had been for comment. But a top aide said Valuable paintings recovered payment through the program and is budgeted for the project had About town 1 Humphrey "has no intention of drop expected to receive a total of about previously been transferr^ for the ping out at all.” NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Two the ravaged house were placed in $150,000 in Title H funds. construction of a bathroom- "He feels good about it,” the aide valuable paintings believed lost in storage or sent to Boston last Satur The budget analyst will work with refreshment facility at Mt. Nebo The Community Outreach Center said. “He feels he can win the race.” last week’s fire at the villa of tennis day. They did not appear on inven Robertson Park Nativity Scene Clontroller Thomas S. Moore and Field. will sponsor a potluck Thursday at 6 Byrd had an official “no com empressario James H. Van Alen tories of the contents of the damaged The ancient scene of the birth of the Babe in Bethlehem is lighted by the new lights on the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss in Other action taken by the board p.m. in Luther Hall of Emanuel ment” on Bollings’ withdrawal but have been recovered, according to house, police said. nearby spruce tree at Robertson Park, the location of a Carol Sing on Monday at 7 p.m. preparing next year’s budget. Weiss Tuesday night included: Lutheran Church. he told a friend this week that a con Mrs. Van Alen. Van Alen said the paintings were A portrait of a woman by 18th cen insured but refused to comment (Herald photo by Dunn) recommended the position be • Unanimous approval of a $4,290 servative count gives him a "comfor created to allow for more accurate appropriation for various educational First Church of Christ, Scientist, table first ballot” lead. tury Spanish artist Francisco Jose de further. budget forecasting and calculating. special projects, including $600 for will have a church service and (UPI photo) Byrd, who has served as assistant (joya y Lucientes and a painting of “We have to keep three police The board indicated Thesday night club advisors and $840 for work study testimony meeting, which is open to Senate Democratic leader since 1971, boys playing cards by 16th century there (at Avalon) now and I don't Donors provide tree lights that it would review the analyst's programs for needy students. The the public, tonight at 8 at the church, has consistently claimed he has Dutch artist Peeter Molenaer were want any more publicity,” he said. work after the upcoming budget is 447 N. Main St. A cool morning in Rhode Island enough votes to win. But Humphrey packed in mirror crates and placed in The contents of the Ocean Avenue storage, she said. villa, Itself appraised at $250,000, completed. The sun comes up over Greenwich Bay off Warwick, R. I., earlier this week as ice forms on said last week that Byrd has not Board member Vivian Ferguson locked up the race. It originally was believed the pain were valued at more than $650,000, for Robertson Park display said. "The analyst can be an impor GOP expected to name Irish the salt water giving the area a winter touch as the temperature dropped to almost zero. tings were lost when the contents of initial police reports said. tant adjunct to the town. ITl be sit for the tree lighting. Three dozen the pubbc, is sponsored by the Eighth The lights are on the tree again at ting on my seventh budget, and 1 each of red. white, green and orange Utilities District Board of Directors to state central committee 5 Robertson Park. and the District Fire Department think the analyst can be a great bulbs twinkle in the darkness every asset." For the past couple of years, the Ladies Auxiliary. Louise Tanner wiU Wallace Irish Jr. is expected to be When the post was vacated by Ms. Amato dropped as leader O p e n night. Director Paul Willhide said. "As large live tree has gone onlighted. direct the sing. selected tonight as the Third Hashim, it created a minor stir in the Donors of the lights are W.J. Irish much as I hate to add another body to Every Theft and breakage of the li^ ts dis In case of inclement weather, the Senatorial District’s representative Republican party. Insurance Agency, Ungard Cabinet the payroll. I think this is a valuable group seeking to buy hotel couraged the Town Recreation and singalong will be inside the Whiton on the Republican State Central Irish and Vivian Ferguson, minori Co., Farr's, Capitol E ^pm ent Co., addition.’’ Night Park Department from continuing Memorial Library, across the street. (Committee. ty leader of the Board of Directors Don Willis Garage, Manchester Car The directors were not so un the practice of [Hitting lights on the Participants are requested to bring Irish is the only announced can and wife of the Republican chair private law practice immediately and bide Co. and North End Package animous in their support of the HARTFORD (UPI) - A Woodbridge tree. flashlights. Carol books will be didate for the post, which was left va man, both announced that they were devote his full attention to his elected Store, Outreach worker, ai^iroving funding businessman under federal investigation This year, with the cooperation of provided. cant when Elinor Hashim moved to interested in the position. responsibilities. The area around the tree will be for that position by a 6-2 vote. Direc for outstanding unsecured bank loans of seven North End businesses, one Refreshments will be sen’ed after Glastonbury earlier this year. Some party members, however, Mrs. Beck said she is “deeply con the setting for a Christinas Carol sing tors Willhide and Carl Zinsser both nearly $1 million has been removed as the gross of light bulbs was purchased the carol sing. Nineteen ddegates—ten from East expressed concern about Mrs. cerned” that Ajello’s role in the proposed Monday at 7 p.m. The event, open to voted against the funding. leader of a corporation interested in Hartford and nine from Manchester Ferguson's candidacy. purchase could present “potential con The town will appropriate $13,173 buying Miami’s Fontainbleau Hotel, ac —will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at East She later withdrew from the race. for the worker, but tt.748 will be cording to a published report today.’ flicts of interest.” Hartfwd’s Raymond Library to for- In her withdrawal announcement, provided by federal funding. The Hartford Courant quoted hotel Under law, Ajello is within his rights to Four women being considered maUy select Iridi for the state com- she mentioned that she Was afraid of owner Ben Novack as saying Andrew L. maintain a private practice while he Charlie Spray Cologne The Outreach worker, who will be m itt«. a division in the party and also cited D’Amato is “not involv^ anymore” in serves as Connecticut’s chief legal Diane Wicks. wiU woik on trying to "It should be a routine meeting. It “gossip" about her candidacy. One of Revlon’s best! contact elderly Manchester residents negotiations with a Liechtenstein-based counsel with a salary of $30,000. should be over in ten minutes,” " There has been talk that the Vr 02. spray. 099 for Carter cabinet positions who are not tAing part, but m i^ t be trust fund to sell the oceanfront hotel, But Mrs. Beck said she is concerned the X Reg. Republican Town Chairman Thomas Fergusons want to run everything,” public will not understand the “legal 96 per store. in need of programs offered by the which reportedly has fallen on hard times. No Rain Checks. a m $4 Ferguson, who is one of the she said when she withdrew. She ATLANTA (UPI) — One woman, Pfeiffer's appointment to be com- She said later there were two town. Novack was quoted as saying, however, niceties” separating an attorney’s views Jane Cahill Pfeiffer, has turned down m m e secretary had been expected reasons: Her marriage is her first delegates, said. pointed out that both her and her D’Amato probably would get a commis from that of his clients. Phyllis Jackston. who voted for the Irish, who announced his candidacy husband’s family have served the Intimate Spray a Cabinet post offei^ by President at Carter's Tuesday news con priority and her husband would have worker, warned that she thou^t the sion if the deal is consumated because he “If an attorney general represents elect Jimmy Carter, but at least four ference. but be said instead ^ been unable to accompany her to for the post in August, said that he party for four generations. also represents the trust, called the Euro- private clients, there is bound to be confu Mist job was more than one person could will be present at the convention “'This is a family tradition and one othos remain prominently on his list asked that ^ not be considered for Washington; rtie had surgery for Afro-Asiatic Trust, and introduced sion in the mind of the public concerning Max Factor 3.7502. handle. Shp asked that the Outreach tonight. which we consider to be that of high of possible choices. Ute >ob. thyroid cancer a year ago and while worker act as a "coordinator’’ over Novack to the trust. the appearance of a conflict of loyalties,” 96 per store The announcement of Mrs. in good health now, is uncertain ^ "It’s been long coming. I've waited trust. Gossip would have it appear The Courant, which reported the deal Mrs. Beck said. California Fresh NoRainchecks vo’
. r. V-wu-jrrui valuable clues, but Frazier said skin tests common in “1 ^RXm>LARSON I Science today: Holiday hazards for the allergic person detecting other forms of allergy are unreliable and may dliDidirsItr EvnringHrrald f An owlish editor^s notebook be misleading in searching for causes of food allergy. - •«w"ertvwwv'z*- He said the surest way to a diagnosis and cure is a fUtetdietiar — QIV of Vfilag* Qtann . By AL ROSSITER Jr. allergic reactions. Scented soaps, perfumes and the like "When it comes to making a diagnosis of allergy to IIP! Science Editor food, there is really no cut-and-dried series of definitive patient’s meticulously kept food diary, and an elimina FaunttBrt QW. t. ■nSBT are out for some and the glue us^ to assemble model WASHINGTONnnoniixuiuiN (UPI)tuKi) — One of everevery four or five tests that can made,” he said. tion diet which starts off with water and basic nutritional cars or planes can cause allergic symptoms. needs. After a couple of weeks on that diet, foods are 4iidlt SufiHU il-I^cuMiion Americans Is allergic to something and a North Carolina Frazier said food allergies can appear at any time of Ulme is*iTiattBr(ilipHr3pHt!tiwe. .ac amt ws. as usual, are about tO'-stiaH tthit it: \S a •■Bp: ufi tbnfb tm wait unttl Mil Pttoae m e is Hkt "we Kcd to Valuable clues added one by one to see if symptoms appear. i*utUlstBit Oyi thft .Wancnsaer f>un)linm3 Ca,. Ho^a 3
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valuable clues, but Frazier said skin tests common in By FLOYD LARSON Science todays Holiday hazards for the allergic person detecting other forms of allergy are unreliable and may An owlish editor’s notebook be misleading in searching for causes of food allergy. He said the surest way to a diagnosis and cure is a Manchester — A City of Village Charm By AL ROS9ITER Jr. allergic reactions. Scented soaps, perfumes and the like “When it comes to making a diagnosis of allergy to UPl Science Editor food, there is really no cut-and-dried series of definitive patient’s meticulously kept food diary, and an elimina Founded Oct. 1, 1881 are oat for some and the glue us^ to assemble model tion diet which starts off with water and basic nutritional WASHINGTON (UPI) - One of evei tests that can be made,” he said. Si i r v ’ “ I!''* or planes can cause allergic symptoms needs. After a couple of weeks on that diet, foods are M«mb«r. Audit^Bureau ol Circulation Mambar. Unilad Prasi Intarnattonal Americans...... is allergic. . to something and a North Carolina . t MIC! saiugald .uvufood allergies can appear at anyi time of Time is a matter of perspective. At and we, as usual, are about to start that it is a sign of thrift to wait until too. Phase one is they “we need to Valuable clues added one by one to see if symptoms appear. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, l^ ialist says many allergic reactions are caused by although they most often develop at an early age. ’The patient’s personal and family history can provide Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. our house the belter half completed our early Christinas shopping. the last week before the holiday in cut back on Christmas spending this her last minute Christmas shopping We long ago convinced ourselves order to take advantage of the sales. year so let’s concentrate on gifts for Dr. Claude A. Frasier said doctors understand how Harold E. Turkfngton, Managing Editor Raymond F. Robinaon. Edllor-Publlihar The better half starts her early shop the others since we have each pollens, mold, animal danders and house dust produce ping the day after Christmas when other.” allergic illnesses, but he said food Is a different matter. Opinion' the sale stuff is on sale. Phase two is the subtle reminder "It Is my conviction that we do not fully recognize the approach. You know it is in use when nature of the extetit of all allergy symptoms caused by you see the gift catalog open to a par the foods we eat and the Intentional and unintentional ad ditives used in much of our food,” Frazier said In a report V While this continues to be a ticular page or an advertisement par WRAP UP HIS CHRISTMAS In the current Issue of the doctor’s magazine. Drug Housing studies debatable issue in our home, there tially — not that partially — torn out Therapy. are some valid reasons for not being of the newspaper. Author of several hooka too eager to shop early. Then there is phase three where only a good start Frazier, a practicing allergist In Asheville, N.C., and the gifts already under the tree get author of several books on the subject, believes a lot of inventoried not only by the kfds but At \ visitVI5H tolu theulc gallicgame department of -- the vague symptoms that are dismissed by people or also the better half who punctuates square footages does have almost any Manchester store shows their doctors are actually caused by food allergies. At the instigation of Town her tally with sly glances in your WITH D&L SAVINGS one...... of the hazards risked.... by . an...... eariy. "My advice to my colleagues in medicine Is t ^ t when Manager Robert Weiss and merit particularly in the terms shopper. Almost all the new games direction. differential diagnosis has ruled out more potentially of the current trend toward Town Planner Eric Potter, two are based on current television shows And of course, the final phase is serious and more easily recognized problems, think of food allergy.” study committees are working smaller families. and who wants to be embarrassed when all of a sudden the kids seem to The Christmas holidays, he said, are particularly dif on ways and means to en We suggest the town follow Christmas morn as the donor of a gift have lost interest in what they’re up these studies with a look at hoping to get and begin giving you the ficult for children suffering from allergies. courage the construction of based on a show that was canceled s i i f third degree on what you are going to Hidden dangers lower cost homes in building codes which may be the Tuesday before? get for Mom. "Christmas is no doubt the high point of any child’s Manchester. preventing the use of labor- year, but for those who are allergic, this most festive of Then there are those electronic The end result is that you forget With an average price of saving techniques and what you wanted to buy her and panic seasons holds hidden dangers.” games which utilize the boob tube. He warned the parties with rich, gaily colored cookies $42,000, the officials feel that materials in housing construc and buy her what she has indicated You might endear yourself to your and cakes can be a problem for those allergic to milk, the price is nearing the point tion. nephews: but what will your football- she wants. wheat, eggs or artificial colorings. Egg nog, nuts and where too many Manchester And finally, the biggest thing loving brother-in-law think of you even turkey dressing can be a hazard for the hypersen people cannot afford to own the tdwn can do to encourage when his favorite bowl game is So another Christmas comes and sitive partygoer. goes without breaking out of the There also are plenty of nonfood perils during the their own homes. home ownership is to hold the blacked out on the family's only traditional gift exchange — perfume holiday season for the allergic person. The studies are to be com line on property taxes. television set? And. what will he think of you when for her and a new tie and a pair of Some people are sensitive to Christmas trees, or to the The more common com mold that accumulates on their branches, especially if mended, but we do think there he realizes that the gadget will be in socks for us. FAMOUS MAKER are limits to which they can go plaint about home ownership is Each year we vow to do it the tree was cut several weeks earlier. constant use until Jan. 3 when school Open fire in overhauling or changing the not the price, nor the interest, will resume'’ differently, but then again isn’t town’s regulations on lot sizes, nor the neighborhood, but Christmas a time for reaffirming "An open fire is a traditional part of the holiday scene, SPORT SHIRTS one's love for another even if we do it but wood smoke and fumes can spell disaster for the 5 floor area requirements and taxes. We have never found it possible or with same old gift in the same old allergic, especially those whose allegic symptoms take other subdivision and zoning And more and more we hear the form of rhinitis or asthma,” Frazier said. practical to shop earlier for our way? homeowners threatening to Even the gifts under the Christmas tree can be a 10.97 rules designed to a large better half. We know what we want sell because of high taxes. problem. Stuffed animals harbor dust and the dust mite. degree to insure and protect to buy her and as she is most adept in Today’s cornpatch special: Finishing materials in new, unwashed clothing can cause the prime feature of an in They know they won’t escape The Kibitzers the art of early Christmas hinting, Father: "What happened to that dividual home — living space them by renting, but it will we know quite early in the game waterproof, unbreakable and Regularly $15 to $20. Super plaids and prints in beyond the walls of a house and seem easier. what she would like. guaranteed-for-life watch I gave you woven fabrics, knits. The ritual might be familar to you. living space within the walls of In summation, holding the for Christmas?" Give safety Son: "1 lost it." V a house larger than that of the cost of home ownership down standard rentals. involves many things which .) We think that lower home Manchester, as one town, may Supreme Court says a kind word for reason for Christmas prices, while a commendable or may not be able to in goal, should not be the ul fluence. One thing it can do is WASHINGTON — Let’s hear it for Justice Warren Burger and Justice bloc in the community. Chinese kids court handed down the curious opi a 7 to 2 majority bn the Supreme Lee Roderiek timate criteria. True, more create a favorable climate for William H. Relyiquist. Powell said have their rights, too. nion that school officials had acted FAMOUS LAMBSWOOL Court, which has said a kind word for the lower court seemed to have Fortuntely, the Supreme Court had unconstitutionally because they The Herald’s homes on the same plot of land home ownership by keeping reason in the implementation of civil assumed too much about the duty of established a precedent in a ruling "held to a neighborhood policy" that Washington Correspondent cuts land costs — for a while. taxes down, protecting rights laws affecting public educa local school board officials to run its last June 7 which said all forms of perpetuated neighborhood segrega SWEATERS But land costs are dictated by existing property values with tion. schools so as to break up racial discrimination are not tion. WASHINGTON — “The gift of life is the best gift that motorists can share with their families. With the in many factors and we seriously reasonable zoning laws, and in That majority gave a hint with the neighborhood segregation patterns. automatically unconstitutional. That Yep, crazy. It was as if the impact of a battle-ax when it over creased traffic on the nation’s highways during the question crowding more units suring orderly growth by Powell noted a fact of life that has decision involved job testing for appellate bench was suggesting that holiday season, the use of safety belts can mean the turned a lower court decision that too often been ignored by civil rights Washington, D.C. policemen that Austin city authorities embark on a 16.97 per acre will be anything more looking before it leaps. The difference between life and death for those involved in would have required widespread than a temporary solution. two studies now being under activities. He said that it was a produced a much higher failure rate program of moving black families traffic accidents.” busing of students in the public ■ familiar" pattern in the nation’s for blacks than whites. That Court into white neighborhoods, and vice taken hopefully are being done ’That timely Christmas message is from John W. Snow, Reduction of the minimum schools of Austin, Texas. In sending cities for “citizens of common ruled, 7 to 2, that plaintiffs in civil versa. How else could the city erase head of the highway traffic safety office of the Depart Reg. 22.50. Soft lambswool sweaters In V-necK in that context. the case back to the 5th U.S. Court of national or ethnic origins ” to live rights cases must prove a "racially the court’s "charge” that it "held" ment of Transportation. styles. Assorted colors. Appeals for another look, the highest together in neighborhoods. "Such discriminatory purpose ” on the part to a neighborhood school policy? Snow also urges motorists to routinely check the bench was expressing a healthy skep residential patterns are typically of officials, and may not rest their Bah! A neighborhood school policy positioning of car safety belts when entering or leaving ticism of large-scale crosstown beyond the control of school case merely on "disproportionate has never been, in itself, un their vehicles to ensure that the belts don’t become en busing for busing’s sake. tangled in doors or seat mechanisms. Such en authorities,’’ Powell added. racial impact” constitutional, except in the view of tanglement, he warns, can cause abrasion and dangerous The appellate court had ruled that Hospitals signing leases In any case, no previous Supreme In the Austin case, Powell properly wild-eyed zealots. The Constitution is weakening of belts. E Austin’s policy of sending children to MENS FAMOUS MAKER Court decision has required school wrote that large-scale busing could violated only when discrimination is "Safety belt damage due to entanglement and abrasion neighborhood schools amounted to an officials to end the existence of every be used only if it could be proved that the result of intentional government Is more prevalent in vehicles equipped with bucket or official policy of segregation. Its fun all-black school or every all-white the integration that would result policy. In Austin, the school board split front seats,” says a consumer advisory bulletin Both the American Hospital isolated trom technological in ding would have required the busing school. Yet, in the Austin case, the would have been achieved had the did not cause and could not have released by Snow’s office. "Entanglement occurs (usual SLACKS Association and the Depart novation. of 18,600 to 25,000 students — as much lower court ordered that every school board fulfilled its con prevented segregation produced by ly to the part of the belt in the center of the car) when the ment of Health, Education and As recently as 1973, nearly as 42 per cent of the school popula school in the city must achieve some stitutional duties. But the lower imbalance in residential patterns. backs of the seats are tilted forward to load passengers 140 counties in the United tion. degree of racial balance. or load cargo...During this process, the loose belt may Welfare say that the cost of become entangled in, and abraded by the seat back 14.97 That neighborhood school bit was Carried to the extreme, a frequent hospital care will go up again States were without a single latching mechanism, and the problem may not be noticed C too big for the Supreme Court’s occurrence in school integration resident physician. until damage has b « n done.” next year. majority to swallow. In a separate squabbles, that would mean that Almanac Meanwhile, Snow’s office has also issued a proposal to Regularly $19. Solid toned slacks of texturized Hospitals in one typical Fortunately, a growing opinion written by Justice Lewis F. every school in City A include on its eliminate most vehicle speedometers that show speeds as polyester. 32 to 42. major metropolitan area number of hospitals, large and Powell Jr., and supported by Chief rolls representatives of every racial By I niteil PresM International In 1944. American forces led by high as 120 miles an hour, and to require tamper-resistant expect to be paying about 6 per small, are meeting the Today is Wednesday, Dec. 15, the odemeters on new cars that would indicate clearly when Gen. Douglas MacArthur landed at 350th day of 1976 wtth 16 to follow. a vehicle’s mileage exceeds 100,000 miles. cent more for sutures and 14 problem by leasing big-budget .Mindoro in the Philippine Islands. medical equipment. According The moon is between its last “Under the proposal, all model year 1980 passengers per cent more for anesthetic cars, multipurpose passenger vehicles, trucks, buses and gases. Laboratoiy supplies and to the American Hospital Open forum quarter and new phase. The morning stars are Mars and motorcycles would have to be equipped with chemicals and X-ray film will Association, over 50 per cent of Saturn. Yesterdays speedometers that do not display speed readings which exceed 85 mph,” says a Department of ’Transportation ALL WOOL cost 10 to 12 per cent more, as U.S. hospitals have adopted The evening stars are Mercury, leasing programs to cut their statement. will housekeeping, laundry and Police chief asked for explanation Venus and Jupiter. The Department’s safety office explained that a scale maintenance supplies and equipment expenditures. Those born on this date are under limited to 85 miles per hour “would allow speedometers SPORTSCOATS Demand for leasing is par the sign of Sagittarius. 25 years affo to be more readable and more accurate in normal speed food. Wages and benefits for To the editor, navigate the crossing. A police Alexandre Eiffel, French engineer The Center Travel Agency is sold rangers, and that the higher limitations now in use might hospital workers will similarly ticularly strong in the area of cruiser is reported to have passed by, I # • ^ I wish to share with you this copy who built the Paris tower which to Lawrence Charbonneau. encourage immature drivers to test the top speed limit of rise. emergency care, says Richard of a letter I sent to Police Chief Lan- but did not stop to offer assistance. Hundreds attend last rites of 44.97 bears his name, was horn Dec 15 the vehicle.” One result of such steadily D. Ringe, president of Trans nan. The situation that existed at Abuse was evident from impatient 1832. General Manager George H. ’The proposal is open for public comment until March motorists with their horns. The mounting costs is that Union Leasing, a major com Bennet Junior High Tuesday, Dec, 7, On this day in history: Waddell. 14, 1977. It was initiated, according to Department of school was^ not dismissed at the nor ficials, to help maintain lower highway speeds which hospitals around the country pany in the business. was not only dangerous but In 1791, the U.S. Bill of Rights, 10 years ago Regularly $55 to $60. Solid deplorable. I am still deeply dis mal time, but delayed in the hopes have reduced traffic fatalities and conserved fuel. blazers, checked Emergency room visits comprised of the first l() According to the provisions of the sportscoats, assorted tones. are finding that the replace turbed over the developments or the that the potentially dangerous situa Amendments to the Constitution, state law. it will take the votes of at ment of obsolete equipment jumped from 22 million in 1972 lack of them on that day, I feel that tion would be corrected. went into effect following ratifica least six rriembers of the Board of to more than 60 million in 1975 Unfortunately, judging from with up-to-date technology the parents of the students at the tion by the state of Virginia. Directors to approve putting a new may be more than their and now account for more than school should be made aware of the newspaper reports, which admittedly Lincoln School in Center Springs budgets will allow. For exam 25 per cent of all hospital ad emergency and of how it had to be could be biased, there apparently Park. resolved. exists a great lack of understanding ple, a portable X-ray unit that missions. by the police department of the situa SIDE GUNCES Be Sure Besides easing budget pains, by Gill Fox cost $2,500 20 years ago now Dear Chief Lannan, tion that exists at Bennet. Perhaps, costs $14,000. another advantage of equip As a teacher, parent, and taxpayer, before you judge how this unusual PERMANENT PRESS POLYESTER/COTTON WOVEN PLAID This not only means that ment leasing, he says, is that it I am seeking to understand why the crossing of Main St. frequently To See many hospitals cannot acquire eliminates the threat of ob assistance that was requested and during the day should be handled, you tiNmHH solescence. When equipment is needed at Bennet Junior High on should visit the school plant for a full JOHN 4. FLANNEL the sophisticated equipment MOdOTW The New KNIT Tuesday afternoon, Dec". 7,1976, was day to observe the situation. We, as DRESS needed to provide quality no longer current, a hospital 5 not more promptly and fully fur teachers and other members of the medical care. Many doctors simply transfers to whatever nished. staff, do all that we can to promote will not practice in areas is new by signing a new lease. SHIRTS The traffic signals and walk lights safety, but in the final analysis, you SHIRTS ______.T-' • * V ... SHIRTS for the students to cross Main St. and we both are working for the com Caldor were not functioning for at least 45 mon good of the community and the Today’s thought minutes before the hour^of dismissal. safety of the children. Due to the ef 12 Page Circular The weather was rainy, windy, and forts of the staff and their concern not conducive to^gpd vision or safe for the students, this crisis was "Behold, the Lord’s hand is not to grope m dai'Kiiess without hope 7.97 Ik. ty. This situation yites reported to the handled effectively, but in such an 6.97 6.97 and no light to guide. ’The wonderful In Today’s Newspaper shortened, that it cannot save' police department. If it were im emergency, your cooperation and neither His ear heavy, that it cannot Christmas message recorded in Luke possible for the repair crew to arrive assistance was desperately needed 2:10 and II reads, “And the angel Regularly $10. hear.” This verse of Holy Scripture Regularly $8 and $9. Regularly $11. said unto them (the shepherds on the and restore the connection before and would have been greatly ap found in Isaiah 59:1 lays emphasis preciated. It’s Loaded With ( upon who is Saviour and Lord. Judean hillside). Fear not: for, school was dismissed, then why was behold, I bring you good tidings of some police staff not sent to help This letter represents both a com The Bible makes it clear that man great joy, which shall be to all peo direct traffic? plaint, and a sincere desire for your Outstanding Values cannot save himself. “For when we ple. For unto you is born this day in It is difficult for me to accept the understanding of the unique cir were still helpless, Christ died for the Com* to DAL Mens Shops: Bristol, Manchester, Corbins, Avon and New Britain. the city of David a Saviour, which is fact that with the adverse weather cumstances at Bennet Junior High. wicked at the time that chose. Christ the Lord.” Sincerely, But God has shown us how much He conditions plus the hundreds of still works in the world. It Is loves us — it was while we w«re still students involved, our principal and Beverly W. Taylor ALL DAL STORES OPEN EVCRV NIOHT TIL CHRISTMAS AND OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12 TO 6 P.M. “ His hand.” He "formed” us, and He other staff were cumpullai to stand ' teacher, Bennet Junior sinners that Christ died for us!" “redeems” us. in the middle of Main St. to halt traf High cmibXA.iHc.TiiimmFMOi • CORBINS CORNER s AVON • MANCHESTER • VERNON * BRISTOL • NEW BRITAIN « NEW LONDON • GROTON (Romans 5:6, 8, Good News Bible) Pastor Kenneth L. Gustafson Read Herald Ads 42 Ferguson Rd. Thank God He has not left mankind Calvary Church fic so that the students could safely "Do you realize that we've spent more on the Bicentennial Manchester than our forefathers did on (he Revolution?" PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Dec. 15, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Dec. 15, 1976— PAGE SEVEN-A
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MOST STOHES OPEN EVERY NITE Manchettsr Parkado - MANCHESTER WesHarms Mall - FARMINGTON All p i^ o t art complatfly rabullt, OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. all tha old paint ramovad, blaachtd and aandad. All you do la stain and paint and saval Wa do all tha dirty work. NOW TIL CHRISTMAS A e a d H e r a l d A d s 60 uprights, grands and playtra In atock. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 16, 1976- PAGE NINE-A I’AGK KlUHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1»76 Women do not fare well in court decisions Report from America: Betsy Ross still stitches by hand WASHINGTON (UPD— and married women wage earner retires or is women in the same cir He said the purpose of The Supreme Court again desiring to retain their own disi^bled Social Security cumstances. the old-age and disability Half-carat Christmas presents. Diamond^ NEW YORK (UPI) — Manhattan's modern-day Betsy A group of sailors on the sidewalk snapped to attenion she’s been pursuing it for almost 10 years and the few she “We’ve done a lot in 200 years and the Bicentennial was ' has ruled against two names for ail legal pur benefits can be denied a The court also rejected aspects of the Social Ross was marching In a Fifth Avenue paradd one day, and salutM as she passed, and the elderly former actress sells barely pay for the cost of her materials. She said she wonderful,” she said. “But we’ve jo t to keep the old classes of women — poses. divorced wife under age 62 the appeal of a Lexington, Security system is not rings f a him that demand attention. proudly bearing a 13-sUr flag she had made herself. and model almost burst into tears. got the idea watching a parade. spirit, and one good way would be for people to start dis divorcees caring for small The court unanimously burdened with child care, Ky., woman who used her simply to pay money to Each ring set with “It was so beautiful,” said Elaine Whitney Dickson “I saw all those beautiful flags and decided to sew my playing the flag the way they used to.’’ or handicapped children, held this week that when a while granted to married maiden name for social those who need It most but Roberts, who sits before her television each night own. I started and never stopped.” Even the name she and legal purposes but was to provide workers and sparkling diamonds patiently hand-stitching cloth stars and red and white cot adopted from the 18th century seamstress who supposed prevented from using it on their families with “basic weighing one-half ton strips into copies of the original Old Glory. ly made the nation’s first flag came to her almost by ac her driver’s license. protection against carat in total. ’’The flag means so much to me: the courage of our cident. Sylvia Scott Whitlow, an hardships created by the soldiers and the hope for peace, and here these young "One day I put on an old-fashioned dress and bonnet instructor at the Universi loss of earnings A. 7 diamonds $505 men were showing me they felt the same way.” and a friend told me I looked just like Betsy Ross,” she ty of -Kentucky School of Mrs. Roberts has made more than 100 flags from said. The name stuck. " Mrs. Roberts says she spends up to six weeks making tatian a'b y... Journalism, sued to “Divorce by its nature B. 9 diamonds $475 scratch and given rilost of them away — to such challenge an unwritten works a drastic change in dignitaries as Harry Truman and Lyndon Johnson and to each flag in her cluttered New York City apartment. She regulation of the state the economic and personal G. 3 diamonds $525 patridtic groups like the Sons of the American Revolu always keeps on hand a “whole bagful” of the finished r k t m Driver Licensing Division relationship between hus tion. products, which range in length from about 18 inches to more than seven feet. Diane Von Furstenberg requiring m arri^ names. band and wife,” Stewart She said she meant to send one to Richard Nixon, ’’but She was told her license said. “Congress could have then all those things began to happen to him” and she “I won’t use a pattern or a sewing machine,” she said. Holiday Special had to show Van ’Tubergen, rationally assumed that decided the gift might be inappropriate. “The stitches aren’t perfect, but nobody seems to mind. her husband’s last name. divorced husbands and ”I also made President Ford a flag but 1 haven’t sent it One buyer said he chose one that was uneven because it In a lower court Ms. wives depend less on each $095 yet because I’m mad at him for not helping our city,” she looked more authentic.” The 20th century Betsy Ross holds strong views about Tatiana — that’s the name of W hitlow’s argum ents other for financial and said. "However, I do plan to give one to Mr. Carter.” foundered on a 1972 action other support than do Mrs. Roberts’ hobby is no Bicentennial gimmick — America and where it’s heading as 1976 draws to a close. h er whole feminine by the Supreme Court up 14 Karat Christmas Layaways couples who stay Open Mon.-Frl. holding a similar practice married." fragrance collection. in Alabama. The justices 9 - 9 P.M. CB Convac DENIM rejected her appeal Last week the justices Sat. 9 - 5:30 p.m. ^E-WASHED^V CORDUROY Eaude Perfum Spray A new weekly column for all you without comment. ruled that employers do 1 EC K n k < STRAIGHT LEG & FLARE The Social Security case not violate federal law by Citizens Band radio, enthusiasts out oz.» *» was brought by Mrs. Helen excluding pregnancy from Jewalers i Sllvarsmltha SInca 1900 there on Channel 19 and the other 2 10 de Castro of Chicago, 56 at their disability insurance 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER channels. Fellow with the handle of . $ 12.99 the time, who was caring plans. "Ink Dipper” will bring you the for a 24-year-old retarded Hartford • Westtarms Mall latest ratchet-jawin’ from CB-land. WOMENS NAME BRAND DENIM « . . , t ,fi daughter. 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TIL 9:30, SUN. 12-5 649 MAIN STREET TEL. 643-2171 MANCIIESTKH " ’’XX V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 15. 1976 - PAGE ELEVEN-A PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. IS, 1976 Most caviar sold in the American painter James A. Ford begins recall of 100,000 units United States Is made from McNeill Whistler flunked out the toe, or eggi, of red salmon of West Point. He would have oc whitefish, rather than from pgduated In the Clau of 18U DETROIT (UPI) - IS and Oct. 22 of uus year belt pulling loose in an ac also involved in the sturgeon. had be not failed chemistry. Defects involving safety were being recalled cident. Dealers will attach shoulder belt recall-may belt and suspension because of the shoulder a reinforcement to prevent have been built with in systems have forc^ the belt .problem. The the belts from separating. correct fastener nuts in the mjm Ford Motor Co, to begin problem, caused by a In addition, about 36,100 suspension system. After recall more than 100,000 possible misalignment of two-and-four-door 1976 many miles, this could cars involving 1976 and 1977 the shoulder belt anchor Granadas « and result in a loss of steering B U Y NOW . model Ford Granadas and nuts, could result in the Monarcba-many of them control, the company said. H u s K Mercury Moharchs. Ford said 86,600 cars are involved in the safety belt r recall and 36,100 in the bi Time R ip p ie s " suspension system recall. -^B^DDAMn Curtro It said the total number of FOR cars involved was not known since many of the XMAS cars, particularly two-door models, are included in JlydJUH both safety campaigns. DINNER A Ford spokesman said 7 ^ owners of the affected cars Sizes 9-24 months will receive separate Boys 2* 4 G irls 2* 4 notices and repairs will be 4 - 7 4-6x made by dealers at no charge to the owners. 8-12 7-14 • P-7* 8«H*CI«snlna oven There have been no ac system eleans entire (Preps) 14-20 oven Interler electrteaUy cidents or injuries as a • Three — 8*, one — 8" Un [^gum inosoe /lochs result of either problem. lock Celrod* eurlece un The No. 2 automaker m MAHDS • fASTASTtC S U lC Tm • EXmilNCfO SAUS STAff its said 86,600 of the late-1976 • 4 hour timer for oven h / p o g a z a baking and saU-clesnlng G fveliim ■ CUDDLES and early 1977 two-door DECEMBER 1976 Even If she's not Into Botony she's dure to models built between May cycle recognize a Peanut when she sees one. And, Peanuts We're Open 'til 9 Quality Service . Genuine Parts jusi vvndt he . are in this year. Ours is beautifully crafted A resounding toiMt, accompanied by in sterling silver and comeson an 10" sterling chain. These Nites oir ful pkil pewter tankard 11^ I( she isn't already aware that you're nuts aboul her, this gill will let her know. For Your Shopping B.„PEARL &SON Sheffield, England. A traditionai deeion 27 28 29 30 Da l e s - s e r v ic e - satisfaction with gtats botlom, guaranteed to faiae From J & C Ferrara $15.00 Convenience ^ tus apiitta. And Ifs perfect for 649 MAIN ST. 643-2171 MANCHESTER OPEN MON-FRI 9 AM - 9 PM ‘ 1 3 .9 5 SATURDAY TIL 5:30 3 L«tt*r Monogram at no axtra charga “You Can Be Sure at Shoore" HOLIDAY B49-1232 JlyofllitiJk OPEN MON • FRI 9-9 PM WANT ADS 5 Smoor Read Herald Ads SAT 9 - 5:30 YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP Ring Out With Results 757 MAIN STREET e MANCHESTER Time out for a break 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 643-2711 President-elect Jimmy Carter stands in front of the doorway of the Governors Mansion in Atlanta in which he once lived and looks over the iUOOR grounds prior to meeting with city and county officials to discuss the problems of urban decay Tuesday. Carter is mulling over his choices for L 917 Main Street, Manchester Cabinet positions. (UPI photo) IdG ! cLTl Odds 3 to 1 ^ j||. new leer’s psrt| 7| against I CUP & SAVE I I CLIP & SAVE I white Yule headquarters CHMSTMAS we heve the euppRee NOW OPEN... VISIT THE NEwTI LONDON (UPI) - for any size party • 1*1,000 William Hill bookmakers have set 3-1 odds against a • hsU • dsconOons white Christmas in Lon • nol$9 maksn • papar tablawara SALE don. • cups • candfM v We’ve elathed pricee A William Hill on every item in the MANCHESTER spokesman said the firm fainemy has y store. had accepted an $800 wager every UlUe thing! at those odds that it would snow in London on Christ ‘ whore a mas Day. The capital is ditar's SAVE shivering through one of its worth coldest Decembers in re themrafkofnulmitrUt^ adodsrradottarl' j 10%-25% cent years. ON ALL To win, snow must fall on f dktwritown manchestsr ^ the roof of the London MEN’S WEAR Weather Center in Holbom between midnight Dec. 24 and SHOES E and midnight Dec. 25, the ------\ spokesman said. 1811 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Last summer, William Light up a face ^ BLUE JEA N S 9 MODERN STORES TO SERVE YOU AND MORE ON THE WAY Hill offered 10-1 odds Reg. $14.00 SPACE AVAILABLE. IMMEDIAn OCCUPANCY against clients naming the CAU ROBIN 646-4284 OR 843-1442 day when the drought this Christmas t O f * SALE W would end. CUP ft SAVE CLIP A SAVE “It seems amateur CORD JEA N S meteorologists like to back Reg. $14.00 C their judgment with cash,” the spokesman said. BUY 1 C a /u ^ SALE I I A more cautious Weather Center official VELVET said it was still too early FLYING SAUCER for weathermen to predict SPORTCOATS Reg. $80.00 the chances of a white at our regular low price / Christmas in London. SALE S | M « « DISCOUNT NOW ON ALL GET ANOTHER 1 LEATHER COATS lU PURCHASES Tea break Reg. $150. blamed for THIS WEEK «le*109** (Excluding Chsnetsr dock FREE inefficiency snd Nfatcfwal SWEATERS OPEN SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. TO 8:30 P.M.I LONDON (UPI) - Reg. *15 to *32 Abuse of the traditional tea SALE See Us For... break is partly to blame for • EXPERT WATCH REPAIR • EN8RAVINB th e inefficiency of 1 2 " to 2 7 " l ( W , IK Britain's factory construc • INSURANCE APPRAISING • PERSONAL (REflm STORE tion workers, a govern ALL WEATHER SERVICE MANCHESTER MALL fte Buy Old Gold and Silver ment report said this week. 811 MAIN STREET COATS 811 MAIN 8T. IN THE NEW MINI MALL The National Economic A. All lUlniMi stNi. Reg. 55" MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06046 Development Office Spunblut dlil.IM .N DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 64641767 I. All itilnloM stMl. $ 4 7 7 1 report, based on a study of BiKk swirl dial. M I.N C. All italnlast stool. SLIP A SAVE I I C L IP A SA V E I 18 British and foreign con Brushod charcoal dial. M4.BI struction sites, said British FLANNEL SHIRTS construction projects take Reg. 10.95 The Flower Pot CHOKER NECKLACES longer than foreign ones, $ 0 7 * manning levels are con SALE V siderably higher, produc BULOVA QUARTZ 33% OFF Season^s Greetings tivity is lower and less of SLACKS NOW TIL CHRISTMAS „ the working day is spent L. E. D. DIGITALS Reg. 16.00 Raphaels Originals c actually working. $1440 Of the traditional tea SALE I " t Jewelery J 5 breaks and rest periods, Give him the newest look in lime and watch Mary M, Dimlow the report said: “These him glow with pleasure. From ear-to-ear. SHOES lU ALSO VISIT OUR EAST HARTFORD STORES W matters have long been Never before was there a more exciting Uacrama' Shop ■ Jawalary Store ^ determined by custom and watch to own. 10% OFF give your pretty ‘baby’ a ICLtrft 8AVG dress fer the holldsys In thS set practice and are at the dis This Bulova Quartz Digital lets him command ALL SHOES CLIP ft SAVE r ^ hooded ‘bunting’ robe by I. Appel cretion of the parties on the tim e.. .with one button control (or six IN STOCK our cuffed ‘silky’ geucho set site, but the observation time (unctions... the hour, minutes, seconds, 10% DISCOUNT Mmmmml So soft and cuddly...she’ll Icwe ^ suggested more abuse of day, date and month. Accuracy is pro* OPEN EVERY NITE on Indian Cfotfiea 10% SAVINGS A great look for junlorsl Qaucho’s...cuffed, you for Itl A dreain of a robe In the sofest Orammed to within a minute a year. these allowances on British TO 0 P.M. and Starling Silver With this ad now...and In a gloriously pretty, slightly sexy Acrylic Acrilon. Drawstring waist, zip front, 2 sites." See us tor a personal demonstration. We'll TIL XMAS silk-spun polyester that’s colored black es front pockets. Cuddly colorsi Sizes S-M-L. The only positive finding light up your (ace, too. For as little as ^9.95. • CERAMICS •LITHUANIAN ART pecially for holiday nights outi Beautifully lingerie, downtown and Parkade. in an otherwise “ distur • PUCQUE8 • WOOD CARVINGS detailed shorty vest, tool the Junfor place, bing" report, the office downtown and Parkade. said, was that Britain’s USB YOUR CREDIT engineering standards are iculs J&M generally higher. “Fou can be HANDMADE GIFTS •ure at Shoots*’ W Men’s Shop^ _ C L IP 'ft GAVEI Some 80 billion barrels of 789 MAIN ST. INOUIRIASOUT oil, more than double the Downtown Manchester known U.S. liquid reserves, could be recovered under pre 917 MAIN ST. FREE Ute your Worth’s Charge Card...it i^eterves a lot of Creditl • Downtown open Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 to 9:00 e Sat. 9:30 to 5 • Parkade Mon. • Sat. 10-9 sent technology from shale WEDDING INVITATIONS deposits in Colorado, Utah and DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ■■ ' " I ' — ' ' Wyoming. CALL S43-1443 C L IP ft SA V E I 5 E C 5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Dec. 15, 1976- PAGE FIFTEEN-A PAGE FOURTEEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, IWt TfceHgfcier —Making Christmas pertinent aweaecwegis »«atrs!K2$xss3ii;r;;t Sen. Beck joins legislators side! Public records School plans get top priority Bv DICK WEST or dandruff shanipoo, would appeal to the average MCP. essence of male chauvinist Worranly deeds Bruce Watkins and Iva J. Watkins, proper WASHiflQTON (UPI) - Each EVERYBODY knows.) These include "a gift certificate pigness. Ideally, there should be a seeking judiciary review Robert L. Monaco and Birute Monaco to ty on S. Main St., $16,000. ■ School was placed on a list of grants year, It leems, Christmas shop separate list for the MCP who has The town-approved project for grants in July. In the meantime, a Typical ol the gifts on Ms.’s list to the best massage parlor in Robert A. Blake and Elizabeth M. Blake, in a third-priority categoty for the ping becomes more highly Orlificule of uUarhmenl renovations and additions to town citizens task force re-studied missioner T.F. Gllory Da are a T-shirt imprinted with a town,” "a beautifully framed everything. both of South Windsor, property at 19 amount of $608,805. HARTFORD (U P I) - justice system. She did not Massachusetts and other specialized. Until some magazine under Doris K. Snow against Richard C. Snow, Washington Schooi was piaced in a the project and will be submitting a ly, Reilly’s attorney, has friend's favorite quotation, a nude photo of yourself” and an all Both items were approved by ' The Peter Reilly case, and name the other cases. states in establishing a Flamboyant neckties, em Avondale Rd., $43,900. $8,500, property at 45 Edmond St. top priority list of local school report to the Board of Education also asked for a special friend's photograph made into a expense-paid vacation to a nudist takes that chore, here are a few Olivia Con^n to Raymond Gagnon, Manchester voters in November 1975 Monday, recommending continuation others like it, have raised “If there is any loss of commission to review and broidered tea towels and other old suggestions that will help get you KcIcuHe of tux lien projects by the State Board of .Educa prosecutor. jigsaw puzzlet and*personalized colony. Hartford, property at 482 Adams St., $31,- at an estimated total cost of $2,373,- of the plans. "serious questions” about confidence for the manner reform the judicial system standbys no longer cut It. The started with your MCP shopping: Internal Revenue Service against George tion Tuesday. fortune cookies. 000. 000 with $979,500 considered state Connecticut’s judicial in which the state of of Connecticut,” she said. Several legislators — R. Claing, 39 Leland Dr. The amount of money designated School Supt. James P. Kennedy both Republclan and modern trend Is toward gifts that Maybe Ms. readers, who reimbursable, leaving $1.4 million system and a special com Connecticut enforces its Last week, three top But sexuality is not the same Exerutor's deed Murriugi- llrense by the state for the Washington said Wedne^ay he was a "bit sur Democrat — have endorsed carry out a particular theme, or presumably Identify with the cost to the town. mission should be es laws and administers its Democratic leaders an thing as oexlsm. which is the true Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., Stephen Lord and Barbara Shoemaker, School project was listed as a $1,110,- prised” that the two projects were GoV. E lla O ra s s o 's prejudice. women's liberation movement, Action on the projects was held in tablished to study the system of justice, then the nounced that they would executor of the estate of Lura Rush, to R. both of Elast Hartford, Dec. 24. 397 grant. separated by the State Board. He bad proposal that serious con As Its contribution to this year's will find the list helpful. But cer abeyance because of lack of state considered them as one with similar problem, a state senator respect for law and order push for a sp e c ia l Another project, for renovations sideration be given to the holiday fiasco, Ms. magazine tain other shoppers would not Hnd — A video tape recording that aid. The town re-applied for the modernization needs. says. In Connecticut Is in serious prosecutor to investigate, offers a list of "gifts only s good and additions to Bentiey Elementary Reilly was charged in the jeopardy,” Mrs. Beck said. the Reilly case in the up-' establishment of a perma it useful at all. will enable him to see a complete However, he said the explanation nent special prosecutor's friend could give.” It does not, for example, replay of Bobby Riggs’ tennis MANCHESTER PARKADE may be partly that the Washington Sept. 28, 1973 slaying of his "I believe it is high time coming session. office. I looked over the list expecting match with Margaret Court. School project calls for a construc mother, Barbara Gibbons. to follow the example of State Insurance com to find such' suggestions as a suggest anything that would be Treasure City ^closed’ tion of a gymnasium and since In May 1974, the 21-year- year’s supply of deodorant, five appropriate for friends who are physical education is required by old Blast Canaan man was gallons of mouthwash and maybe male chauvinist pigs. — A beautifully framed photo of a female applicant being denied state law, it was placed in the top- convicted of manslaughter. a flagon of dandruff shampoo for That ground is partially covered temporarily by town Manchester Parkade membership in an exclusive priority list. Items in the top-priotiy Last March, when new someone who has dirty dandruff. by Viva, "the international OPEN SUNDAY magazine for women." It has a men's club. If you went shopping Tuesday permit was applied for through the list are mainly projects involving evidence was revealed, a But no. Superior Court judge M uter Charge li list of "50 ways to give sexier afternoon at the Manchester branch state and covered Treasure City programs mandated bystate law or Ms. is not talking about that stores in Manchester, Bloomfield, agreed to give Reilly a Bankamerlcanl Xmas presents.” Also known as of Treasure City, you were probably newer federal regulations, such as kind of friend. — A framed, embossed copy of surprised to find a "closed” sign on and Newington. A new state statute, providing equal facilities for the retrial. When more "holiday gift Ideas that are evidence surfaced last Ms. is talking about gifts that guaranteed to put the X back in the official proceeding by which the entrance. effective Oct. 1, allowed the issuing sexes. Dr. Kennedy said. fill a need or desire "only a close Wk of such permits. month, all charges against Xmas.” some state legislature declines to The supervisor of the store. Frank The state grants for the friend would know.” (When the ratify the Elqual Rights Amend Kotkin said that he felt the state Manchester projects are actually Reilly were dropped. That THURS, FRI, SAT & SUN Some of the Items on Viva’s X- Abbruzzese, 33, of East Hartford, need is for deodorant, mouthwash ment. was issued a summons Tuesday by permit supersedes the need for the more than the town local board's an evidence — statements by 4 DAYS ONLY rated Xmas list undoubtedly Manchester Police for conducting a permit required by Manchester town ticipated $979,500 reimbursable by a state auxiliary trooper going-out-of-business sale without a ordinance. the state. Dr. Kennedy said, but he and his wife made two days permit. The matter, however, is Police Chief Robert Lannan said said he has no explanation for the dis after the Falls Village being resolved today between the that the state permit "somewhat crepancy in figures until he reviews slaying — placed Reilly far Girls, Boys, Teens from the scene of the FABULOUS RING RIOT! Philippines taking calculated risk . a M store and the local police depart modifies our ordinance.” He will them with the state board. He Down Quilted ment. The store was opened again meet today with Treasure City expects an explanation within the crime when it happened. Toddler Tuesday night. representatives to resolve the week. The state suppress^ those Nylon Parkas statements for nearly Police said that the store had been matter. Separating the items as the state Playwear, Sets, Polos Reg. 38.00 to 67.00 conducting the sale since Sunday. "We're trying to work something did. D r Kennedy said, provides a three years. on U. S. base treaty negotiations Sen. Aubrey Beck, D- Boys Knit Shirts, Any such sale requires a permit, out,” he said. "bit more confusion in an already o IMALL e«.ff WCDOINOtIT LAAol ie.fi which has to be applied for about 30 Lannan consulted Town Counsel confusing situation. We can’t proceed Mansfield, said Tuesday Polos & Turtlenecks 30% off 33.00 „ 55.00 days in advance. Victor Moses on the matter. until we know where the state stands,’ the Reilly matter as well VICTOR LANIAUSKAS military bases in Southeast offer for the bases, and to eliminate the last as other recent cases have Come in. compare with your genuine diamonds. See if Asia, is taking the oppor Rag. 8.00 and 9.00 Capt. Joseph Sartor said that such Moses said, "Apparently, there he said. you can tell the difference You'll be surprised, Bring This Ad . MANILA, Philippines political observers here vestiges of colonial ties All are machine washable. All raised "serious questions” a permit is required by town or was a misinterpretation of the new The State Board’s recommen delighted, and amazed - many of the wealthy people (UPI) — The recent refusal tunity of a change in speculated. with the U S. built by near Great selection from famous are super warm. Girls 4 Boys 4 dinance to prevent stores from con statute.” dations which total $87.7 million for about the state’s criminal kee0 their real diamonds in the vault and wear these and American administrations During the four years of ly half a century of 3.99 makers. Boys and girls sizes 2 to 14; Preteens 4 Preps 14 to their friends don t know the difference Some of these of the Philippine govern ducting a never-ending going-out-of- He said that the store is in the all state projects, will now be ment to accept a new to enhance the Philippines’ his martial law rule, Mar American rule in the Many styles. Many colors. Per to 4. 20; Adult sizes Small, Medium rings sold for as high as $28 00. All rings set in 18 Karat PLUS pro-Asia stance while cos has worked diligently islands. manent press. Long sleeves. and Large. business sale. process of taking steps necessary to reviewed by a legislative committee About town Heavy Gold Electroplate. TAX military bases agreement "Some stores used to have these acquire a town permit. This includes by Jan. 1, Dr. Kennedy said. They H.99 with the United States is waiting to see what the to identify the Philippines Stripes & solids. Sizes B to 20. Bring this certificate and $4.99 plus tax and re sales that would last for a year," he submitting a list of inventory to the will then be sent to Gov. Grasso for Limit 2 To An Ad seen here as a calculated new administration will with the nonaligned nations said. policew and paying personal proper her recommendations to the General Members of St. Bridget ceive a LADIES' 18 KARAT H.G.E.*ring, set risk intended to mollify | The maximum fine for the charge ty taxes that are due. Assembly which will act on the fun Rosary Society will go to with 54 CARAT DIAMOND REPRODUCTION, OTHER FINE RINGS nonaligned Third World I Girls’, Pre-Teens’ of conducting a going-out-of-business Abbruzzese, contacted at the ding sometime in the spring. Watkins Funeral Home, Girls & Preteen SPARKLING WITH RAINBOW FIRE. $7.99 UP nations without closing the I Boys Rugged No-Iron Fine Tailored sale without a permit is $100 per item Manchester store this morning, said If all the legislative approval is 142 E. Center St., tonight door on negotiations for a I Famous Make Skirts sold. that the store is open and met. the projects must then be ap from 7 to 9 to pay their LADIES' 1 CARAT $5.99 new pact. I Corduroy Slacks Nylon Shirts But, Atty. David Kotkin, who “hopefully” will remain open until proved by the Town Board of Direc respects to the late Mrs. LADIES' 2 CARAT $6.99 First reports said the I represents the store, said that such a the sale is completed. tors, Dr. Kennedy said. Frances Shea whose sister, Philippines had accepted a I Rag. 11.00 O rlg. 9.00 to 11.00 Were 6.00 to 9.00 Lillian Hart is a member. MEN'S RINGS F ro m $ 4 .9 9 $1 billion economic and! military aid package over 7.99 1.99 3.99 • Hwevy Getd eit«troeleH Members of St. Bridget five years for continued Board of Health to request Rosary Society will go to American use of Clark Air Blue, green & earth brown. Value you'll find hard to Hundreds ofjino quality nylon the John F. Tierney Force Base and Subic Bay Sizes 8 to 18 regular & 8 to 16 believe. Broken sizes, many shirts. Solid colors, tie dyed Funeral Home, 219 W. Naval Base. slim. styles. Girls 8 to 14. prints. Sizes 7 to 14. Center St., Thur^ay from No h u rry funds for physician’s aide 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. to pay Mmhrson-Utth their respects to the late Foreign Secretary Maurice E. O’Connor Carlos Romulo in New By JUNE TOMPKINS techniques emergency treatments advocates. Dr. Turek said that they whose wife, Margaret York denied an agreement Boys Warm and therapeutic procedures. will be trained on the job by the pre O’Connor is a member and had been reached while ad Girls, Boys & Preteens Herald Reporter mitting that such an offer Girls’ Pile-Lined Washable D’Appollonio also said that his sur sent advocates under the supervision past president of the socie AT PRE-INFLATION PRICES! "White Stag" A new position for a physician’s vey of 29 Hartford area doctors of Dr. Turek. ty. — had t ^ n made. Romulo Nylon Quilt Parkas Flannel Robes showed that four now have later said he had been Nylon Parkas aide will be sought by the In other business. Dr. Turek said The Single People’s Manchester Advisory Board of assistants, and most of them have that the Manchester flu clinic was pressured” to accept the Rag. 27.00 A 20.00 Group will meet Thursday new pact, but that the Rag. 32.00 to 60.00 Reg. 10.00 Health in its budget request for the worked with physician’s assistants ‘‘probably the best run clinic in the at 8 p.m. at the home of 1977-78 fiscal year. and approved the idea. A health state." ^ commended the hospital, Philippines was “not in a Mrs. Eleanor Pisch, 74 hurry” to sign an agree 16.99 The board said Tuesday at its department official said at least one .Manchester Community College and Helaine Rd. All interested 1/2 price 6.99 doctor in Manchester is employing a other institutions for their assistance ment with the outgoing meeting that it is drafting a job singles are welcome. This season's best styles in physician's aide. in the program. / Ford Administration. Super warm hooded jackets. Cozy, warm, washable hand de^ription of the new category along cluding down filled. Expertly Plans for water purification at To date, about 17,000 persons from Cub Scout Pack 47 will Western diplomatic Many styles & colors. Machine some tailored robes for boys. with other employes’ jobs, to better designed for cold weather Globe Hollow Swimming Pool have Bolton and Manchester have been in meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at sources here said the washable, too! Sizes 4 to 14. Many colors and patterns. Size organize the department’s duties. comfort. Sizes 7 to 14 and S, M, been approved by the state, Ronald oculated against the swine and Vic South United Methodist refusal to buckle under the 4 to 8. Dr. Walter Schardt, board chairman, L. said such descriptions hadn’t been Kraatz, assistant health director, toria flux she said. There will be one Church. The scouts are pressure to sign a bases done in several years. told the board. A final draft of the more clinic on Jan. 5 at Manchester reminded to bring Christ agreement and the alleged A report and definition of the plans with a recommendation from High School for all persons over age mas gifts. U S. State Department duties of a physician’s aide was given the board will be presented to the 18 Including those needing booster leak that an agreement had A simple and stylish A solitary brilliant A diamond pendant by Elio D’Appollonio, a health Board of Directors for a cost study. shots. Comment session been reached, gave Presi heart pedant, ftttunng diamond mounted in a featuring a center stone Boys, Girls & Toddlers Infants & Toddlers Boys Famous Make department volunteer who is seeking The board is recruiting five patient The original projected figure for Thursday evening Smart,vefsatile dent Ferdinand E. Marcos a fiery brilliant diamond 14K yellow gold con- surrounded by 14K advocates in addition to the five an unasked-for opportunity Snowsuits; Warm Blanket Warm Sleepwear admission into a two-year college those receiving flu shots in this area The Board of Directors as its' focal point on an te m ^ a ry perxiant with yellow gold scalloped program for assistant physician already on the job. Dr. Turek told the was 22,000, and Dr. Turek says this sportswear to raise the stature of the 18 inch, 14K yellow 18 inch 14K yellow gold design on 18 inch 14K Our Entire Stock Sleepers board. She said that the recent will conduct a public com Philippines in the eyes of education. figure will probably be reached after ment session Thursday gold chain. chain. yellow gold chain. Reg. 28.00 to 53.00 Reg. 6.00 fo 9.00 Although Connecticut hasn’t clear threatened strike situation at the the next clinic. f a Misses Third World nations. Orlg. 7.50 Meadows Convalescent Home proved from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Marcos has stressed Our ly defined the duties of a physician’s A representative from the directors’ office in the REDUCED! assistant, D’Appollonio said that the importance of having available Manchener Public Health Nurses and Junios. repeatedly that sovereign 5.50 4.99 „ 6.99 Municipal Building. ty is the main issue in a 3 9 » " ^ 4 9 ® ' 5 4 ® ' All our warm machine California allows assistants, under a patient advocates to help the patients Association will present a report of Heavyweight blanket cloth, with their legal rights and other in The public is invited to new bases agreement, washable famous makes at Ski pajamas 4 footed pajamas doctor’s supervision, to do physical the association’s duties and respon long zip-front non-skid bootee formation. As there is no more for attend the session and offer Our Reg. $10 and $11 although the Philippines solid savings. Tots sizes 2 to 4; In this assortment Sizes 4 to examinations, routine laboratory sibilities at the next health board any comments, feet. Sizes S, M. L. XL (6 mos. mal training program for the patient meeting on Jan. 11. can hardly afford to turn girls 4 to 6X 4 boys 4 to 7. 16. suggestions, or criticisms FhMon Sweaters \ its back on $1 billion in to 4 yrs.) .about the town. economic and military aid. Wants rental As Romulo put it, the False burglary report charges levied against local couple Philippines wants the $1 Cardigans. puUovere. Shetlands, cables, billion as rental for use of Girls Dresses b^ted styles, and many more. Boys McGregor Boys, Girls, Tots released after court the bqses, not as part of For All Occasions Clement A. Violette Jr., court later. an alleged robbery and ransacked and money was In a raintxw choice ol colors. Western Styled Shirts Skimobile Snowsuits 47, of 447 Summit St., was Mrs. Violette was burglary at their home stolen. appearance on a written any aid package. being held on a $20,000 cash charged with falsely repor- Nov. 20 in which she Mrs. Violette was held on promise to appear in court On sovereignty, Marcos Friday with Violette. Our Reg. $10 and $11 ,1 Vlf Orig. 12.00 Reg. 30.00 to 50.00 bond in the state correc ting an incident which was reported the home was $1,000 surety bond, but said in October: 30% „ 50% off tional center in Hartford "It means rules and today after he and his wife, FUshion Pants regulations should be 4.99 Reduced Long dresses, short dresses, Traditional 6 prong A pair of Starburst Mary T. Violette, 47, were issued by the Philippine Our complete stock from party dresses, beauties for girls Stud earrings in stud earrings in Sharp western stying in these taken into custody on commander as to how America's 4 Canada's finest 4 to 14. All from Famous 14K white ^ d .' 14K white ^ d . handsome long sleeve shirts by charges Tuesday in con these facilities should be makers at Important savings. M ak e rs . McGregor. For boys sizes 8 to Sizes 2 to 18. nection with falsely repor BeautHuly tailored fly-lront pants. used without perhaps moving into the territory of 20. ting a burglary in their Belled styles, pocket details. 1/ioct 39.97 mod. 44.97 home. In a wide choice of new solid colors. actual operation of the un Violette was charged its based in these 1/5 ct. 94^7 64.97 l/5ct. 96^7 69.97 with first degree larceny facilities." The sovereignty issue, 10 .97 by embezzlement in connec ‘WURmE’STOP Our Reg. $10 1/4 cL I 79.97 i/4ct.?Jl97 89.97 tion with allegedly taking however, appeared all but Girls Holiday Perfect Tots, Girls & Boys Girls’ Warm Flannel money from his 74-year old settled the same month mother’s bank account. His CHRISTMAS^iCP Pant Tbps when U.S. Ambassador Beautiful Quilted Warm Knit Sleepers Gowns & Pajamas mother is hospitalized. William H. Sullivan, head Robes Violette was charged At Your Gift Gallery yeu’ll find perfect of the U.S. negotiating pan Reg. 6.00 to 7.00 Reg. to 12.50 also with conspiracy and el in the Philippines, said Reg. 11.00 to 17.00 falsely reporting an inci gifts for all of your relatives and friends! in a speech Filipino com dent. Bond was originally Smart new manders would be given 3.99 5.99 5.99 8.99 Unique gifts from 354 to $ 135. styles in a wide 9.00 ,,13.00 placed at $10,000 and in “genuine authority" over Heavyweight brushed knits. Cozy warm sleepwear from a 5 variety ol the bases in a new agree creased in East Hartford attractive Ankle lenrth cozy quilted robes Bootee feet. Colorful prints for famous maker. Sizes 4 to 14. prints and ment. from a famous maker. Sizes 4 boys 4 girls. Sizes 1 to 8. Great values! On the back of the Great FREE GIFT WRAPPING! solid colors. to 14. Seal of the United States which appears on the $1 bill, is ;'!i! U.S. agreeable K an unfinished pyramid, a sym "All Philippine laws will bol of material strength, an GREAT BARGAINS! be respected Inside the enduring foundation for future Open tvery nils bases, and Philippine A delicate 1/4 ct. t.w. growth and a goal of perfec Mon (HU Sal What better way to say Today's newest concept Girls, Boys, Tots. Pandora Sweaters For tion. GREAT VARIETY! IM i honor government civilian agen diamond heart with 16 she's number one than in heart creations-a Girls & Tots BsnkAmttictrd cies like immigration, diamonds on a 14K a 1/4 ct. t.w. diamond and 1/4 ct. t.w. diamond heart Warm Winter Coats Nylon Mittens Prete^s.& Young Jrs. This printing test pattern is PERSONAL SERVICE! a M ii i i t C harge customs, public health and. white gold pendant with 14K gold I I with 18” set in striking 14K part of The Herald quality Warmly Lined others will have 18" white gold chain. white gold chain! yellow gold frame with Orlg. 40.00 to 60.00 Reg. 12.00 to 18.00 control program in order to operational responsibilities 18” yellow gold chain. Very Special give you one of the finest within these bases," newspapers in the nation. O ur O ur 5.99 THOUSANDS OF GIFTS FROM Sullivan said. 19.90 2 pairs 3.50 35 COUNTRIES U.S. Embassy sources ^ 9 7 119® ' Wraps. CarUiyaiis * Pullovers. have said a new agree 1 2 9 ® ' Fantastic value from a famous : s . maker. Most are pile lined. Tots Nylon mittens with warm Tremendous values. Preteen 4 ment, including the linings. Sizes 2-4,5 to 6.9 to 12. Young Jr. Sizes. Short and Main Floor of Watkins Bros. Jlu d er^-U trte sovereignty demands, 2 to 4, girls 4 to 14. A greatname rn nne dbtfting tor men, women & boys. MANCHESTER sale Long Sleeves. 935 Main Street, Manchester could be worked out in a 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE g ‘ matter of days. I • MMieNEtTER OPEN SUNDAY Marcos, fully aware that VERNON 0(8)1 and Saturday FARMIIMTON 12-S P.M. Clark and Subic are the Charge It 3 ways! TRI-CITY8H0PPINQCENTER OPEN - Monday thru Saturday 10-9 p.m., Sunday 12-5 p.m. last two major U.S. momaiToouAiuMTaamismASDtuvBir we c a n n o t is s u e sain checks. PAGE SIXTEEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1976 several weeks. seven grandchildren and three great Friends may call at the funeral The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. St. Bridget Church, Manchester, at 1. ‘Manchester Evening Herald" Miss Anderson was bom May 25, grandchildren. Burial will be in St. Bridget home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 from Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 The funeral is FHday at 8:30 d.m. Obituaries p.m. Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a Mass at 1899, in Danbury. Cemetery, Manchester.. She was a teacher at the Bentley from the John F. Tierney Funeral Friends may ca)l at the funeral For Mrs. Charles Toros Corpus ChristI Church, Wethersfield, Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Mrs. John P. Murphy at 10. Burial will be in Mt. St. School for 46 years before her retire home ’Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Home Delivery COVENTRY-Mrs. Bertha Seles ment in 1964. at St. James Church at 9. Burial will Mrs. Ann F. Murphy, 51, of 403 Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. p.m. area news Toros, 86, of Willimantic, formerly of EAST HARTFORD/ be In St. James Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral She was a member of the National The family suggests that any Phone 647-9946 Summit St. died Tuesday at Coventry, died Wednesday at a Association of Retired Teachers, the Friends may call at the funeral Manchester Memoriai Hospital. She home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 memorial gifts may be made to the WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1976 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f Willimantic convalescent home. She Connecticut Retired Teachers home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Leukemia Society of America. was the wife of John P. Murphy. was the wife of Charles Toros. p.m. p.m. The family suggests that any Association, and the American Peter Stero Mrs. Murphy was born July 29,1925 Mrs. Toros was born in Hungary Association of Retired Persons. The family suggests that any in Hartford and had lived in and lived in Coventry for many years memorial gifts may be made to memorial gifts may be^nade to the ROCKVILLE - Peter Stero, 83, of South Catholic High School, Hart Survivors are two sisters. Miss 14 Fox Hill Dr. died Tuesday at Manchester for many years. She was before moving to Willimantic 11 Ella M. Anderson and Mrs. Ida A. Heart Association of Greater Hart a communicant of St. Bridget years ago. ford, or to the Juvenile Diabetes ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Rockville General Hospital. He was Bottle bill will keep Foundation, 999 Asylum Ave., Hart Gerstenmaier, both of Danbury, and the husband of Mrs. Helen Rauza School board gets Church. She is also survived by a son, one nephew. Mrs. George J; Hussey She is also survived by a son, John Frank Toros of Manchester; a ford. Stero. Mrs. Prudence M. Nickels The bneral is Friday at 2 p.m. at VERNON—Mrs. Adele J. Kar- Mr. Stero was born March 15,1893 incinerator working P. Murphy II of Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Bertha Plesz of the Tomlinson Homestead,- 336 Main daughter. Miss Nancy A. Murphy of Mrs. Prudence McArthur Nickels, puska Hussey, 63, of 188 Taylor St. in Russia and lived in Tolland where report on the arts Willimantic; and three St., Danbury. died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. Manchester: and two sisters. Miss grandchildren. 86, of 565 Vernon St. died Tuesday at Friends may call at the funeral he owned and operated a farm on Passage by the General Assembly burns itself and requires no added a Manchester convalescent home. She was the wife of George J. Grant Hill Rd. for 40 years before Mary Finley and Miss Geraldine The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at home. Friday from 1:30 p.m. to the of a state bottle bill will help the fuel. She was the widow of Herbert L. Hussey. coming to Rockville seven years ago. J SHEILA TULLER Arts Commission Finley, both of Hartford. the Potter Funeral Home, 456 time of the service. town keep Its incinerator working, One of the three huge furnaces is The funeral is Friday at 10:30 a.m. Nickels. Mrs. Hussey was bom Dec. 28,1912 He,is also survived by 2 stepsons, now shut down for repairs but .the Donald Hallquist, - supervisor of In both his reports, Hallquist Jackson St., Willimantic. Burial will The family suggests that those said Rose Brown, president of the credited the East Hartford Fine Arts from Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 Mrs. Nickels was born Jan. 4,1890 in South Wlndsor|, daughter of Mrs. Robert Rauza and Edward Rauza, remaining two are doing fine, he fine and performing arts, spoke to be in Willington Hill Cemetery, wishing to do so may make memorial League of Women Voters of East Commission for bringing artists and Main St., with a Mass at St. Bridget in Albany, N.Y., and had spent most Klementine Sodonls Karpuska of both of Rockville; 2 stepdaughters, Hartford this week. said. the Board of Education Monday Willington. gifts to the Book of the Living Trust East Hartford and the late Karl Kar programs into the schools. Church at 11. Burial will be in St. of her life in West Hartford and East Mrs. Frank Slisz of Rockville and "We could cut back some 2,026 tons The normal load of trash is reduced night. There are no calling hours. Fund at St. James Episcopal Oiurch, puska, and had lived in Manchester In recent years the Orpheus Bridget Cemetery. The family suggests that any Willington before coming to Mrs. Timothy Jones of Tolland; and of waste a year in East Hartford if in weight to a third by the burning. . "In 19 years in education I gave Danbury. before coming to Vernon 19 years Woodwind Quintet, the New Haven Friends may call at the funeral memorial gifts may be made to a Manchester a year and a half ago. 11 step-grandchildren. the state bans throwaway bottles and Volume reduction is much greater • one report to the board; that was last home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 A violinist, she was a fomer Mrs. Margliprita Fava ago. Before she retired last May, she The funeral is Friday at 9 a.m. at unless there is a large proportion of spring. The report was 19 pages long. Arts Ensemble, and the Eastern charity of the donor’s choice. cans for beer and soda,” Mrs. Brown Brass Quinet performed at all East p.m. member of the Hartford String Mrs. Margherita (Gemma) Fava, had been employed at Kay’s the White-Blson-Small Funeral said. V hard items such as glass and cans. "Since that was only six months John P. Bay Bauer Hartford schools. Orchestra and the New York Philhar 82, of 208 Charter Oak St. died this Sportswear in Vernon. She was a Home, 65 Elm St. The Rev. Donat The ash is trucked to a site near the ago,” he said, “tonight’s report is Mrs. Constance T. LaBrec EAST HARTFORD - John P. “According to a survey just made Hallquist said that there just isn't monic Orchestra. She also taught morning at Manchester Memorial communicant of Sacred Heart Augusta, rector of All Saints Russian incinerator where it is buried. about a paragraph.” HEBRON — Mrs. Constance Trudo Bauer, 84, of 30 Hillside St. died by the state league. East Hartford enough money in his budget for such violin at the former Hartt School of Hospital. She was the widow of Church and a member of the Orthodox Church, West Hartford, One third of the trash is picked up In his first report, Hallquist com LaBrec, 64, of Old Colchester Rd. Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital, has to handle 38,596 tons of solid program. Music in Hartford and did private Frederick Fava. American Women’s Lithuanian will officiate. Burial will be in South by the Public Works sanitation pletely described both art and music died Monday at Hartford Hospital. Hartford. He was the husband of waste a year. An estimated seven per However, students do have the op teaching in Hartford and West Hart Mrs. Fava was born Jan. 14,1892 in Alliance of America. Cemetery, Tolland. trucks, one third is from commercial departments at the elementary, mid She was the widow of Clifton LaBrec. Mrs. Evelyn Noon Bauer. cent of this is cans and bottles from portunity to attend concerts and ford for many years. San Giorgio, Province of Piacenza, She is also survived by a son, John Friends may call at the funeral soft drinks and beer.” trash haulers, and the rest is from dle school, and secondary school Mrs. LaBrec was born in Mr. Bauer was born in New York P. Hussey of Enfield; a daughter, programs at the Bushnell and other She is survived by a son, Robert Italy, and came to this country and home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 The town’s savings would be about private haulers licensed by the town, levels. He also included remarks on Burlington, Vt., and lived in Amston City and had lived in East Hartford Nickels of Hebron: a daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Robert (Kathleen) D. Loughlin p.m. extra-curricular activities in both area theaters. before coming to Hebron five years settled in Manchester in 1910. $30,394 a year if the General Congdon said. There is no fee except for the past nine years. Before his Martha Gledhill of Willington; and of East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. John A Panhida memorial service will areas and the summer school music Art substitutes ago. She was employed as an She is survived by a son, Mario Assembly passes the law, she said. for the license for townspeople, he retirement, he was employed as an six grandchildren. (Constance) J. Jamroga of East be Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the program. He is exploring the possibility of executive secretary at the J.L. Diehl Fava of Bolton; two daughters, Mrs. "Our incinerator problems make it said. engineer for 35 years by the New The private funeral will be at Hartford; and two granddaughters. funeral home. In Monday's report, Hallqliist bringing artists into schools instead Mfg. Co., South Windham. Roy (Alpa) Volkert and Mrs. Edwin all the more necessary that we try to Congdon said the town’s unusual York City Department of Water, Gas Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. ’The funeral is Friday at 12:15 p.m. The family suggests that any brought several items to the board’s of substitute teachers when the need She is survived by 2 sons, Clifton (Emma) Songailo, with whom she cut the amount of waste we have to newspaper pickup helps explain and Electricity. He was an Army Burial wilt be in Willington. from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 memorial gifts may be made to the ■attention. arises. LaBrec of Coventry and Richard made her home, both of Manchester ; handle in town,” she said. some of the town’s trash efficiency. veteran of World War I and had Main St.. Manchester, with a Mass at American Cancer Society, He said,' 'Often an art or music sub LaBrec of Colchester; 2 daughters, The family suggests that any Harry Congdon, town superinten The tmJff’crews running the sanita belonged to the American Legion tion trucks for residential pickup at EHHS art suite isn’t available. With an artist in for a Mrs. Richard Beaudoin and Mrs. Post 1008 in New York City. memorial gifts may be made to the dent of the sanitation division, said tach special trailers behind the He explained that because of the day or two, students would be Brian Wolf, both of Hebron; a Other survivors are a daughter. Willington Public Library. Tuesday he could not confirm Mrs. trucks. They place bundled newsprint East Hartford High School science exposed to a new experience.” brother, William Simpson of Essex Mrs. Irene Ellen of Bloomfield; a Mrs. George C. Ringslone Brown’s figures. in the trailers, not the trucks. wing renovation, he has been Hallquist said the arts have come a Junction, Vt.; 10 grandchildren and 2 sister, Mrs. Elsie Murphy of Rich But he said the plant built in 1956 Mrs. Esther Bilmon Ringstone, 65, This gives each truck an extra six meeting with EHHS Principal John long way since he started teaching. great-grandchildren. mond Hills, N.Y.; and two of 38 Edwards St. died Tuesday at a works clean and is a great benefit to cubic yards of space, he said. The Callahan and EHHS art department He hopes new goals and standards The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. grandchildren. Manchester convalescent home. She Al Siefferts East Hartford. It is capable of bur chairman George Johnson to plan will be set when his teachers study at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. ning 350 tons of trash every 24 hours. trucks can go farther with the same The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 was the wife of George C. Ringstone. relocation of one art room. the art and music curriculum guides Burial will be in St. P eter's The trash, once lit with a match. crew. Also, the newsprint is set aside a m. from Newkirk and Whitney Mrs. Ringstone was bom Sept. 30, TERSONAL SERVICE” Presently this room is in the recently revised. Cemetery. and later sold by the town. Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave., 1911 in Sunderland. Mass., and lived science wing. Hopefully this art He is very pleased with the guides Friends may call at the Potter And the newsprint does not have to with a Mass at St. Rose Church at 10. in Northfield, Mass., for 18 years and room will be moved to the same end that were revised by summer Funeral Home. 456 Jackson St., be burned in the incinerator, Burial will be in Veterans Memorial in Hartford for four years before Union, PTA of the building as the high school’s workshop committees. Willimantic, tonight from 7 to 9. Field of Hillside Cemetery. coming to Manchester in 1937. FAMILY GIFT STORE Congdon said. Congdon did not comment on the other art room. Joan Gamble of the Art Depart Friends may call at the funeral Other survivors are a son, George Mrs. Charles I. Dickens state’s findings recently which show Johnson is accessing the idea of ment and Janet Sala of the Music home tonight from 7 to 9. J. Ringstone of Manchester; a give party Mrs. Helen Kenefic Dickens, 69, of the incinerator is polluting the air. having an art suite. Hallquist Department reported Monday on the daughter, Mrs. Noel (Marlene) Taft 34 Avondale Rd. died this morning at Mrs. Edna K. DeVeau He just said the plant had passed ail reported. workshops and revised guides. of Manchester; and four a Manchester convalescent home. Mrs. Edna Keane DeVeau, 74. of earlier tests. Due to increases in costs of art Both guides outline the program grandchildren, Michael Ringstone, at Oak Hill She was the wife of Charles I. 816 Hartford Rd. died this morning at MAYTAG Neither would he say whether or Ted Hamerlin, member of the East Hartford Public Works staff, supplies. Hallquist suggested the for each grade from kindergarten David Taft. Allen Ringstone and Dickens. Manchester Memorial Hospital. She not Mrs. Brown’s suggestion that checks the fire raging in one of the town incinerator's three fur budgeted amount per pupil be in through eight. Objectives and goals Mrs. Dickens was born Sept. 8,1907 was the widow of George J. DeVeau. Shari Taft, all of Manchester. Teamsters Union Local 671 of East creased to cover rising costs. He for each grade are also included. The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. at removing bottles and cans would naces. (Herald photo by Barlow) in Hartford and had lived in Mrs. DeVeau was born in Water- Hartford and the Oak Hill School found many building principals are The purpose of the guides is to in Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St, At Low Christmas Prices cause the plant to give off fewer Manchester for more than 30 years. bury and lived in Wetherjfield before Parent-Teachers Group will again using funds from other accounts to sure uniformity and continuity in the Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial B pollutants. Before she retired, she was coming to Manchester a year ago. cosponsor a Christmas party for the cover art supplies this year. programs for students in all East Park. 'k FIDO Normal Installation ir Free Delivory And Hook Up. | Mrs. Brown said, “We were sup employed at the G. Fox & Co., Hart She had been employed at Aetna Life students at Oak Hill School for the Hartford schools. Friends may call at the funeral posed to have one of the better (in Snow removal reminder ford, Pioneer Systems and House & and Casualty Co., Hartford, for 20 Blind in Hartford Tuesday at 6:30 cinerator plants). Now we are told it Hale. She was a communicant of St. years before retiring in 1%7A. She home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Police Chief Clarence Drumm said Chief Drumm urged residents to p.m. When You Buy A Dependable MAYTAG is not good enough.” Bridget Church. was a communicant of Corpus Christ! Teamsters dressed as Santas will She also spoke of the league’s today he dislikes thinking of snow. determine who is responsible for The family suggests that any She is also survived by a son. Church, Wethersfield. we DONT tiy to sell you an Extra Cost Service Contract. distribute gifts to the younger battles with the bottling and canning But it is coming and he issued a war snow removal at their home before memorial gifts may be made to the Ronald J. Dickens of Uniontown, She is survived by 2 daughters, children in the school gym. ning today about snow removal. the next storm. American Cancer Society, 237 E. industries. The league lost to them at East Hartford police report Pa.; her mother, Mrs. Helen Manion Mrs. H arleth H. Manning of Teamsters from other locals will A town ordinance requires "Every Also, the chief said car owners Center St., or to the Heart Associa the legislature in the last session Kenefic of Manchester; and three Manchester and Mrs. Joseph P. Do- give refreshments for the party. over the bottle bill.' The industries owner, agent of the owner, or occu must obey the five hour parking ban sisters, Mrs. Catherine Quagliaroli of mian of Wethersfield; 2 brothers. Ur tion of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins A party for older students, pant of land adjoining any street, or in town. If left on the street more St,. Hartford. claimed it would cause a loss of jobs. Bernie s is a competitor of Herb’s Glastonbury, and Mrs. Rita Purzycki ban Keane of Waterbury and Ed arranged by the Oak Hill School Key part of a street adjacent to whose than five hours, day or night, it will Urban Tatasciore, 49, owner of Mrs. Brown said the. league’s Auto Electric, police said. and Mrs. Marion Eckdale, both of mund Keane of St. Petersburg, Fla.; Esther J. Anderson Club will be in the Auerbach Lounge land there is a sidewalk, shall clear be tagged and towed. Herb's Auto Electric of 54 Burnside studies of job figures shows there Tatasciore appeared Tuesday in Cromwell. 3 sisters, Mrs. Maurice Hubbard of Miss Esther J. Anderson, 77, of 12 MAYTAG in the swimming pool building. might be a loss of skilled jobs but a said sidewalk from snow within eight The inconvenience of arising and Ave., was arrested Tuesday on a Wolcott and Mrs. Charles Bannon Ryder’s Lane, Danbury, former Teamsters in charge from the East (8) hours of the night. finding your car towed on a cold, court warrant charging him with Common Pleas Court 12 in East The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 large gain in unskilled labor needed Hartford. Judge Nicholas Armentano a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, and Mrs. Robert Baird, both of Manchester elementary school Hartford local are Richard E. to reprocess bottles and cans. "And whenever ice shall form on snowy morning could ruin your day,” conspiracy to commit third-degree burglary and conspiracy to commit released him on a written promise to 400 Main St., with a Mass at St. Waterbury; 11 grandchildren and 5 teacher, died this morning at Dan Heavy Duty Washers Robidoux, George Liberator, Arthur "Even if the glass was just melted said sidewalk shall either remove the said the chief. great-grandchildren. bury Hospital. She had been ill tor Quattrocchi and Mrs. Henry Martin. same within said time or cover it It could also be costly in terms of first-degree criminal mischief. appear again Dec. 27. Bridget Church at 9. Burial will be in down instead of thrown away, it Callaway's case has been con East Cemetery. £»Ba(!Eai«xe(£si)»(£a(S9(»9(i0(j Mrs. Mary Jane O’Donnell of the with salt, sifted ashes or sand, so that the tag, tow. and taxi to get to work. The charges stem from the in • Dependable heavy duty would be cheaper and take more tinued until Friday. school is assisting. labor,” she said. it shall be safe for travel.” "Please park your car off the vestigation by East Hartford Police Uvs construction built to last street, " the chief asked residents. detectives into two attempted breaks DamoMtratlon B longer and need less re into Bernie's Auto Electric at 621 Stephen L. Riddick, 20, of 162 Clark By B-E Factory B Main St., said Lt. Robert Gallant. St.. Hartford was arrested on a court Skating pairs • Energy-saving • ' Philip Callaway, 29. of 57 Columbus warrant Tuesday and charged with report Trained Expert B Long life quad coat steel Circle was arrested Aug. 26 after first-degree robbery and first-degree cabinet •Tough poly pump police caught him in a tree near Ber assault. Thursday I nie's after an alarm sounded. He was Lt. Gallant said the charges stem charged with third-degree burglary from the robbery Monday night of the Manchester’s skating e-9 P.M. t Self-cleaning porcelain and possession of burglary tools. No Madison Motor Inn, at 393 Main St. rinks are closed today MU I enamel wash basket < :< entrance had been made then, police during which a motel patron was because the weather is too Sieffeits I stabbed in the wrist. Two black men warm, according to the said. FREE Oct. 15 police went to Bernie's escaped with about $100 in cash, he Recreation Department. SCHOOL B again after an alarm sounded. They said'. For information on winter WITH K found a hole drilled into the building Riddick was held in lieu of $50,000 sports, phone 643-4700. EVERY 8 with 20 gallons of gasoline nearby, surety bond for court today. n iR - « ^ mia»c M police said. CHASE East Hartford detectives Richard Ricky L. Ellis, 18. of Hartford was About town! $20 arrested Tuesday on a warrant VALUE Despard and Leroy Bidwell spoke to FREE WOP 81UMW.IIW- MAYIAG Callaway after the October incident. charging him with two counts of Police said their investigations of third-degree larceny. The charges The Jewish-Christian stem from the June thefts of two Dialogue group will meet both incidents at Bernie's led to the charges against Tatasciore. They bicycles here. He was held on $1,000 Thursday at 8 p.m. at Con surety for court today. cordia Lutheran Church. believe the motive by Tatasciore was Automatic Chef to destroy eight machines in Bernie's Microwave Oven which are valued at $6,000 each. They An apartment at 126 Silver Lane Manchester Radio Club charge Tatasciore paid Callaway $1,- was broken into during the day will meet tonight at 7:30 in Big Load Dryers 000 to do the job, said Lt. Gallant. Tuesday Missing is a camera valued the science room at Howell at $400 and about $52 in cash. Cheney Regional Vocational-Technical • 26''ii more c.i- School. All radio amateurs pacity • Lxclu- Convicted loanshark are welcome. sivc low-lcmp, stream-of-hcal drying* Multi ordered to prison Fire calls cycle selection • I ast, efficient NEW HAVEN (UPIl — Convicted criminal activities and denied a plea energy-saving loanshark Edward V. Mase, 50, was for release on bail pending appeal. Manchester m o(XTation • IJfr- The judge also stated for the record ’Tuesday, Three calls for ® being held today at a New Haven jail cien( drum size to begin serving a 10-year sentence an objection to Mase's release on frozen pipes, pumped out R • Unique air- Goodwin School parole when he would normally water at 72 Imperial Dr., 8 ^ ^ [M A Y IA G p pending appeal of a conviction on a PRICED ride drying sys- charge of attempted extortion. become eligible, in about five years, 11:43 a.m., 28 E. Middle Tpke, S • (hree level washing / I Newman said he based his 12:32 p.m. and 46 Florence St., S SPECIAL offers ^Scrooge’ Mase was convicted last month by • Halanced racking • Unsur- 2:43 p.m. (Town) R a federal jury in Hartford on a sentence on Mase’s prior record. FOR CHRISTMAS passed capacity • liasy installa The judge read much of Mase’s Tuesday, 12:47 p.m., water R QE AUTOMATIC CHEF MICROWAVE OVEN - takM iiw charge of attempted extortion of a flow alarm, Norton Electric, 8 mwMwork out ol mierowavo eooMngl New Sentor- tion plus Iront service • Multi Above, part of the cast of the Goodwin School Glee gambling debt from Paul Dwyer, a record in open court, noting four Hilliard St. (District) S Control “watches" temperature - automatically signals and cycle • Quiet operation • Self-cleaning Club’s production of "Scrooge” dances towards the Branford tax accountant. previous convictions, including a Tuesday, 5:35 p.m. —brush R shuts off oven when food Is ready. Micro-Mesh " filler • Power Module. audience of fellow students to make a song perfectly Mase began to cry after being guilty plea by Mase for his part in the fire between Tolland Tpke and I MAYTAG SAVE paid torching of a West Haven Burnham St. (District) J| clear. The club, directed by music teacher Charles sentenced and immediately ordered It's Maytags turn to do your dishes '!' . funeral home. Graham and Grade 3 teacher Mrs. Rita Czarkowski, to jail Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Jon 0. Newman. has worked since September on the elaborate show. New CATV \ FREE FOOD SAMPLING The judge said there is East Hartford Shop Ths ‘Personal Sorvico’ People Tuesday morning they produced it for the students. “overwhelming evidence” of Mase's program g REMEMBER...Free DeUvery On Wl Major Appliances Thursday night at 7:30 they will produce it for At The Family 61ft Storel Clinic reopens fire calls tonight B parents and friends, admission free, at the school. Hartford Road. . . Manchester Graham, in his second year at Gooidwin, said last FAIRFIELD (UPI) - Fairfield 'Fuesday. 10 39 am —First aid call to A color program S year’s club’s spring show had standing room only. Health Director Dr. H. Patterson 560 Goodwin St. day Tuesday. 12:14 p.m. —Busted sprinkler featuring religious groups S OPEN Thurt. A Frl. 'til 8 INSTANT CREDIT “The children worked hard on^this show. They Harris said Tuesday the town’s swine will begin tonight at 5 p.m. R Saturday'HIS UP TO SMO MITH a _ head set off alarm at 88 Lung Hill Rd. APPNOVKO CaiO lTC A PO t worked during their recesses, even the kickball flu clinic will reopen Friday. on CATV Channel 13. ’The H Frid a y Harris had announced last week (the Union Carbide plant). FREE FAIKIIM AWAY FROM THE SHOmNR CENTER HASSLE a Tuesday, 2:03 p.m. —First aid to 4 Lin T U P E BEHSK players,” said Graham. He had special praise for hour-and-a-half program S the clinic would close because S a tu rd ay coln St. will feature the Jacobs | APPUAHCE^ELEVISIOH'--^ CATALOGeATAinis AUDIOAllDin M the show’s star, Michael Sulla who plays Scrooge. volunteer workers said they would be Tuesday. 4:51 p m. —First aid to the T i l 8 Brothers quartet. M The football player’s big voice was needed in the too busy preparing for Christmas to Mark Twain Diner at 431 Main St. Rick Carlton, director of m A t fitelAwGj part. Michael is shown at right, his dreams dis carry on the program. Tuesday, 10:21 p.m. —Brush fire at 360 local programming for the S FORMER NORMAN’S LOCATION turbed by the Spirit of Christmas Past played by He said the publicity generated by Main St. station, said that the R APPLIANCES TELEVISION his decision resulted in so many Today, 5:05 a m. —First aid to 71 CATALOG AUDIO Linda Molumphy. The production is partly funded by religious programs will B INCTANT laOO CREDIT WITH FREE AND EASY PARKING | volunteers coming forward, he now Bissell St. begin dally at 5 p.m. and I AFFROVEO CBEOrr CARDS the school’s PTA. (Herald photos by Pinto) has more than enough workers to Today. 9:14 a m. -F irs t aid (tor AWAY FROM THE SHOPPING CENTER HASSLE i oxygen) to 46 Pine St. will be extended in the 8„ 847-9M7 * 647*999S ■x«»x*:*:-:*:*:' reopen the clinic. future. imnaiasiiwuMMMiiefliMiMiDetaseiiaaMDWDMiMiaaimiMxiamxnDMMiaiieaMAAiMMMiMXBeMXMXMoA:J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Dec. 15, 1976- PAGE THREE-B PAGE TWO-B^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mwidietter. Conn.. Wed., Pec. 15.1W6 Bus firm Andover PZC receives Bolton school erred provides 1-291, industry plans house numbering plan in collecting for MS Mary Keenan, chairman of the An The commission approved a two- insurance dover Planning and Zoning Commis lot subdivision for single-family Bolton School Supt. Raymond Allen was a good learning experience. raise traffic concerns sion (PZC) said a map, rationale and homes on Long Hill Rd. It is owned has ackowledged he made a mistake In other Bolton Board of Elducation system for numbering houses was by Ernest Reed. when he allowed fourth-graders at business; Coventry By JUDY KUEHNEL Until last month, the portion of the Buckland Commons has been presented to the commission Monday The PZC was invited to a public Bolton Elementary Center School to • The board unanimously favored proposed as a shopping area with collect money for the Multiple creation of a joint study committee The Massachusetts Bus Co., the Herald Correspondent highway in South Windsor was to run by First Selectman David Yeomans. hearing in Coventry to discuss a zone single-family and high-density Sclerosis Society. of Bolton and Columbia board school bus contractor for Coventry southeastward from the Bissell She said the commission is em change from residential to light in housing. Allen apologized to the Board of members to study mutually schools, has filed $1 million in South Windsor town officials Bridge, crossing into Manchester powered by state law to make dustrial for property on Rt. 6 and Drake explained the suggested Education last week, saying he beneficial programs. Louis (Houtier Connecticut insurance certificates to Tuesday night expressed con south of Chapel Rd. changes, initiate or adopt the South St. routes for 1-261 were only “indicative should have read the school board and Robert Thornton were appointed insure the Coventry contract, Atty. cern over Increased local traf numbering of houses. Mrs. Keenan said Andover com Gov. Ella Grasso, however, in locations" and that the DOT is still policy before approving the fun as Bolton’s representatives. James David Rappe, representing the con Mrs. Keenan said the matter will mission members will not attend the fic once the J.C. Penney com structed Transportation Com studying possible corridors for alter draising. The policy says school Marshall will serve as an alternate. tractor, said today. be on the PZC’s January agenda. By hearing. She said the Coventry com plex In Manchester is com missioner James Shugrue to consider nate routes. board approval is necessary for any • The school board approved a The guarantee of insurance that time commission members will mission will be told that as long as pleted. an alternate route because the State Rep. Abraham Classman, D- collection activity. weekend ski trip by Bolton High satisfies the first of two conditions have talked to townspeople to see the light Industry has no adverse planned corridor cut through land Allen said he was reminded of the School students to l ^ m Mt., N.H. set by the Coventry Board of Educa John Drake, transportation plan I4th District, said he thinks South how they feel about the numbering, effect on the Hop River there is no sought by the J.C. Penney Co. policy by a parent’s letter. The trip, scheduled Jan. 7 to 9, will be tion for continuing the contract. The ning director for the state Depart Windsor would experience some she said. objection. supervised by Joseph Fleming, high school board last week told the com ment of Transportation (DOT), told "Jobs were more important than •"heavy volumes of traffic” on Grade 4 students were collecting school principal. pany to provide insurance cer residents and town officials there the recommended route for 1-291," Buckland Rd., Chapel Rd. and Plea donations based on their reading of a • Two elementary teachers were tificates this week and post a perfor would undoubtedly be two to four Drake said. sant Valley Rd. even if 1-291 is built. Suburban school lunch menus number of books in a certain period granted leaves of absence after mance bond by Dec. 23, or the con years between the completion of the Drake explained there were three According to proposed plans for the of time., ...... lengthy discussion. Maternity leaves tract would be canceled Dec. 24. Manchester Industrial Park and con alternatives now proposed for 1-291. J.C. Penney distribution center, Board Chairman William Vogel struction of the proposed Interstate The first would run just north of the Manchester must own the land, have gravy, french fries, mixed vegetables. ■SdS said the policy serves as a control but were granted to Janice Kerensky and The bus company’s three-year con Bolton Wednesday: Pizza day. tract was written to expire in June 291. original route; the second would run access to%he area, and have sewer does not mean students aren’t Lorna Nichols. Mrs. Kerensky will Elementary School Thursday: Classroom parties. allowed to work for charitable return to her position next fall; Mrs. 1977, but the school board considered The highway, connecting 1-91 in south of the industrial park; the third and water systems prepared by Friday: Schools closed for Christmas organizations. Alien said the effort Nichols has resigned effective at the cancellation after seeing results of Windsor with 1-86 In Manchester, would be no highway at all. summer 1977 If the facility is to come Monday: Hot dog on roll, french fries, vacation. apparent financial problems in the would alleviate at least some of the Drake said the southerly route in. mixed vegetables, apricots. Milk is served with all meals. There is end of the school year. traffic problems South Windsor appears to be more promising "It appears the Industrial park will Tuesday: Juice, beef pie with a choice of desserts each day. company. vegetables, cole slaw, fruit cup. School board members were happy would face on local roads. "because the northerly route would be built long before the highway Secondary schools The proposed J.C. Penney distribu do to the proposed Buckland Com anyway," said Councilman Edward Wednesday: Hot turkey sandwich, with the bus service but were con french fries, cranberry sauce, tossed Monday: Hot pastrami on hard roll, Cops patrol bus route tion center is exproted to employ mons project in South Windsor what Havens, “so the town is going to have cerned about two narrowly averted salad, applesauce. french fries, cole slaw. between 1,700 and 2,'100 persons full the original route did to J.C. some pretty heavy traffic problems bus repossession attempts recently. Thursday: Juice, meat and cheese piz Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, Bolton motorists not obeying state laws on time. Penney." to deal with for several years.” salad, vegetable, Italian bread and The $1 million worth of insurance is za, vegetable sticks, fruited Jello with state Police of the Colchester stopping for standing schooi buses butter. required by the Coventry contract, topping. barracks have begun patrol of Hop which have lights flashing. Friday: No school. Schools will reopen Wednesday: Roast beef sandwich with officials said, but the requirement River Rd. (Rt. 6) during school bus Bus drivers are taking license hasn’t been met since last month. Jan. 3. lettuce and tomato, soup, potato puffs. 'Thursday: Half-day session. No lunch runs, Bolton School Supt. Raymond plate numbers of the violators for a Christinas concert Coventry served. Allen reported. report to the state Department of The Captain Nathan Hale School Home contracts ^unusuaF Motor Vehicles, Allen said. All schools Friday: Schools closed for Christmas Allen told the Board of Education music department will present its an LEBANON, Conn. (UPI) - Estate Commission and the Con vacation. In another part of his report to the "A lot of minor problems were salad. that troopers will use radar nual Christmas concert ’Thursday at Investigators probing complaints Monday: Beefaroni, tossed Choice of desserts each day. Milk with board, Allen included a memo from found” during inspections of three sumer Protection Department. The bread and butter, peaches. Along country roads periodically to better regulate the 7:30 p.m. at the Coventry High against a Connecticut homebuilder homes in Lebanon Tuesday, said Dan U.S. Attorney’s office has been asked all meals. the Capitol Region Purchasing Coun School gymnasium. Tuesday: Open hot turkey sandwich, What is it? A closeup of ice at the edge of babbling Staddle traffic flow. cil, which said there may be a five- say his construction contract is Ball, an architectural engineer from to investigate, also. gravy, mashed potato, cranberry sauce, Tolland Area school administrators met The concert, directed by Angelo “ unusual’’ and contrary to policies of FmHA’s Washington office. Brook off Rt. 316 in Andover. (Herald photo by Dunn) cent-per-gallon increase in gasoline State Real Estate Commissioner fresh vegetable sticks, Nathan Hale cake. recently to discuss concerns about Gesmundo and Roger Sherman, will the Farmers Home Administration Middle & High costs if price controls are abolished. The four investigators today James Carey says he wants the Wednesday: Juice, school-made pizza, feature the Grades 5 and 6 band and (FmHA). tossed salad, Christmas Ice cream. Monday: Manager’s choice. planned to inspect other homes in Connecticut Bar Association to in chorus and Grades 7 and 8 band and “It has always been the national Thursday: Pot luck. Schools will be on Tuesday: Oven fried chicken, mashed (Herald photo by Dunn) Columbia, Coventry and Stafford vestigate several lawyers who helped chorus. policy of FmHA not to use the con half-day session. No lunch will be served potatoes, cranberry sauce, roll and write contracts for the homeowners, f Piainfieid results Tickets will be available at the Bolton beagles tract method” employed by U.S. Springs. at the high school. Schools close Friday butter, peas, cookies. DOT may solve bus problem door. Proceeds benefit the Captain The firm and its owner, Clarence about 64 families who got about $1.5 for the Oiristmas vacation. Wednesday: Hamburg gravy, buttered Homes of South Windsor for con ding to state law, transport students to the Nathan Hale School music activity Nicholson, already are under in million in FmHA funding for the noodles, parslied carrots, roll, ice creaiii. Vernon Tuesday Mallnaa struction of the federally financed technical school. fund. Two beagles pause after romp in woods near Bolton Lake. vestigation by the Connecticut Real homes. Thursiday: Half-day session. Breakfast The problem of busing Vernon students to homes, said Wesley Harris, director Hebron Parents of East Catholic students will be only at the high school. No lunch at either East Catholic School in Manchester may be T H U tfU t Sm m Oc S-ll (C) of single-family housing for F’mHA. completiilg questionnaires this week to deter m n a s M T i i M T lUNM IN LN 4jN Elementary schools school. Schools will be closed until Jan. 3. solved if the state Department of Transporta Harris and three other in mine what direction they wish to go concer R n tS -IIO ) LNqitMi llN U-M Monday: Juice, ham grinder, garden Parker & Hicks tion (DOT) provides a bus. lIlM r SJI IN ZU 1 Mm i » I N vestigators arrived here Tuesday to ning transportation of their children. ift.iiaN IN IN VmitlM examine complaints of eastern salad, potato chips, peaches. Monday: Manager’s choice. The Vernon Board of Education has been i M m M v l i t M W c m m lt7.N Fire ruins Coventry house The DOT is considering rescheduling and Ttar l a i Rham grant okayed Tuesday: Fish cake, rice pilaf, green NrfMtc US pM 4S1N Tuesday: Oven fried chicken, mashed transporting the students as long as there was Ckinnecticut homeowners who claim rerouting a commuter bus which runs between M M c U S p t U n N TrNNtc l- M fM ItS M I Fire fighters worked furiously in South Coventry Fire Department, standby for Coventry during the fire. beans, tangerine. potatoes, cranberry sauce, roll and enough space qn the bus going to nearby TiNctl: IS -I pN K I N their houses were poorly built, the expected to cost $87.7 million over 20 Wednesday: Juice, hamburg on roll, Vernon and Hartford so East Catholic G iM k M in ) frigid weather Tuesday afternoon to said the house was fully involved The unoccupied house, badly Hebron butter, peas, cookies. Cheney Tech. However, the growing number StoN III iq II v t IIN m 17.N IL N 4JI contractor broke promises and they years, okayed hy the state board french fries, carrots, choice of dessert. Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat students could use it. IMl'lVqM IN IN 4N 1. M r i p M Fira, ^ 7 i l I N control a blaze in a two-story, four- with flames as fire fighters arrived. damaged, is owned by Conrad of students going to the technical school IIM i I m I l N I N ended up with unexpected bills. The state Board of Education has Tuesday. Thursday: Roast beef, gravy, mashed sauce, cheese stick, green beans, Vienna Parents are also considering other alter I M w i Hrt I N room house on Old Eagleville Rd., The fire was under control in about 30 Ricard. who lived next door, officials caused the board to announce it will discon t iM cU ti N m i i n 71m ; 1LS7 ’The homeowners were required to approved a grant application for $6,- The grant to the Rham district will potato, green beans, Christmas ice bread, pear half. natives such as a private charter service. Hk I I N M ikllZpM lM I Coventry. minutes, he said. said. cream. tinue transportation for East Catholic IM ic 3A$ 2UI M w t r 211 piU l l i N sign separate agreements for various 242,900 to build a new middle school provide for construction of a new 600- Thursday: Half-day session. Lunch at They have already spoken to officials of the TrifKtr S-M pM I27JI TrifKtr M S fM N IJ I Fire fighters from South Coventry, Fire departments from the Univer Coventry Fire Marshal Richard Friday: Start of (Jiristmas vacation. students next year. phases of construction with U.S. in Regional District 8 (Hebron, An student middle school in Hebron to Parker only. Soup, peanut butter & jelly Post Road Stages Bus Co. concerning this M? M ir uTpiu 2MI M e M l (I) North Coventry and Eagleville sity of Connecticut and South Galinat. who was at the scene, said Schools closed until Jan. 3. The board was also afraid that it might set a TUrt S4C (If) i l M i MM L N L N Homes, a practice "forever” dover and Marlborough). alleviate crowded conditions at sandwich, tossed salad, fruit cup. possibility. A third possibility would be a car- responded to the 4:09 p.m. alarm, Willington sent tank trucks to bring the house could be rebuilt but it is in Friday: Schools closed for (Dhristmas IS m Ii N IIJI SJI Sil 7. PI'i VKtot. ti9 LN IN prohibited by FfnHa, said Harris. The grant was one of several. Rham High School. Rham High School precedent by transporting students to a l l r i p l w m U l 1 m»'t N itN i I N called in by neighbor Frances Funk. water to the scene. Fire fighters bad shape. He suspected a faulty oil pool operation. Monday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, vacation. private school outside of town. It must, accor 1. Rn FWvir I IJ I Ttar3244 Harry Leet, deputy chief for the from Bolton and Andover were on burner as the cause of the fire. Vmr. HM k W ik U 7 pkf 2121 garden salad, Italian bread, mixed fruit. M h Ui UM NHk Ic U 7 pM S2JI Tuesday: ciheeseburger on bun, french Nriwlx m t M U m TrifKtr S-7-1 pM 7N.N Vernon Trifwtc l-M M T flM [Area police report fries, com, juice, cake. T«0e M l (I) Holiday safety subject Elementary & Sykes FM e S-ll (I) l l U . n a U N 4.N 121 Wednesday: Grilled cheese sandwich, 7. iwi M a n 15JI m 4. N rt Ok u 0«R. In I N I N Board considers leave Rockville soup, carrot and celery sticks, choice of Monday: Cheeseburger, french fries, HELP program is described 4. HMn'ifM ILM L WjlM Cip. 1% LN absence to begin in January. onion sticks, pears. I Fm FtdMr 3 il TiM .31i3 Coventry Hospital notef of reminder in Bolton dessert. Vernon Mrs. (Jtfen saiu the work includes providing Vm. 32JS M W r 411 piU 2 IJ I Vernon Tuesday: ^ v io li with meat sauce, MI k U 7 tdi l l i M M K tr 114 pM N.N The school board denied P ratt’s Thursday: Roast beef, gravy, mashed both information and training in the areas of ’The Coventry Board of Education one-year leave request last jveek. Admitted Tuesday: Heather Bentley. Arrests made or summonses potato, green beans, Christmas ice broccoli, bread and butter, spiced The HELP program run by the Tolland hHwtr 714 pM 4$i4l TrifKtr M -2 p H 4W.7I (he lirehouse any day this week food, nutrition, budgeting, sewing and FrifKti: 7-4-3 M 131171 DtvMOe S-ll (I) will consider a leave of absence Regan St., Rockville; Merrill Champlin, Bolton Fire Chief William issued by Vernon Police Tuesday in cream. applesauce. County Extension Service has been providing Cavanaugh and Asst. Chief Robert between 6 and 9 p.m. housekeeping skills. Fmt ^li (I) l U m f t U t 21N 7JI Ml request tonight at 7:30 at the high School Supt. Arnold Elman said Pinnacle Rd., Ellington; Daniel cluded : Friday: Closed for Christmas vacation. Wednesday: Sliced turkey, gravy, help for needy families in the area since April. Hm m S.W SJI 3JI lUrindMNT IN IN school, school board Chairman Joan Pratt is requesting the leave to Craighiil, Old Town Rd., Rockville; Morra, extending season’s greetings dressing, cranberry sauce, mixed Mrs. Karen Often, program aide, said Mrs. Often said that on a typical day she 4. l U I 7.M 4. tmH Tihr 121 Christmas gifts? I M S U i IH TIm 32JI Lewis said today. accept a position with the Spaulding Clarke Fischer. Vernon; George Hanko, to residents on behalf of the Bolton • Francis E. Rudenauer Jr., 27, of vegetables, roll and butter, Christmas "HELP” stands for "Hockanum Extension might teach sewing to a Spanish-speaking Ttar31:n M W r 213 ftU 31N Robert Pratt, science teacher at Co. of Springfield, Mass. South St., Rockville; Walter Lambert, Volunteer Fire Department, have Sportsmen’s licenses are now 1074 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, South Windsor cake. Lifeline Project.” She cails herself the "pot mother, help an elderly man find a partner for ( M i k 314 pM 7 m firiK tr 213 pitf I l I N being sold at the Town CTerk’s office. charged with first-degree reckless Thursday: Half-day session. No M wtc 314 pM m n TrifKtr 2-34 piM 1S74.N Captain Nathan Hale School, has The leave request is the only item Vernon; Vincent Pantanello, Mountain issued several safety reminders for pourri person” because the job has so many checkers at the Senior Citizen Center, help a TrIfMtc 34-4 piU M4.M IwHttk IsHm Cm m (C) Town Clerk Catherine Leiner said Elementary schools lunches to be served. Schools will re-open asked for a six-month leave of on tonight's school board agenda. St., Rockville; William Parker, Somers. Christmas trees and fireplaces. endangerment and second-degree facets. family write out an application for food Sii4c Tm I m Oiv m (I) H m n H k i H 121 I N I N Monday: Veal parmesan, spaghetti Jan. 3. 4. Mipjlii 31.41 L4I IM 1 S t a l l M 4 0 I N Those planning to get a natural some residents are purchasing them criminal trespassing. Police said the stamps, and assist another family in setting up 5. nmtm C M I M I N Discharged Tuesday: Connie Anderson, with tomato sauce, salad, vegetable, The Middle School menu is the same as The program, financed by a 43-week federal I W CNm SO Christmas tree are urged to get a as Christmas gifts. charges stem from an incident in a budget to stretch fuel dollars over the IN M M r 2M m U 24JI Tolund Stage Rd., Tolland; Patricia Italian bread and butter. Sykes and Elementary this week. grant, allows someone to work with low- T1m 4I’JS S # « lK tr 2-1-3-fpiM IIS M I freshly cut one. To help keep the tree The licenses are good for a year. which an Orchard St. home was Vernon assault suspect Fleckenstein, Peter Green Rd., Tolland; Tuesday: Hot roast beef sandwich. income families in the Rockville area on a winter, M M r 41S piU 41.N ITTUtWCL 24N ’The license fees are: Combination entered and its occupants threatened Mrs. Offen said a very important aspect of N rfK tr 411 p H 124.N M M L 221,04 Mary Hall. Metcalf Rd.. Tolland; fresh, one or two inches should be cut one-to-one basis, in their homes. TrifKtr 4-M pM 2SUN Winifred Niemann, Jobs Hill Rd., from the base just before setting it hunting, fishing and trapping, $6.35; with a rifle. Rudenauer was held her job has been to serve as an "ombudsper also wanted in Florida Ellington. up. Liberal amounts of water should fishing, $4.35; hunting and trapping, overnight and was to be presented son” between the clients and service agencies. be given daily. $4. today in Common Pleas Court 19, Tuesday Evening charge him "at a later date ' with The tree should be set up away The office is open Monday through Rockville. Vernon Rham lists honor roll TUeSMT sexually assaulting the unidentified from heat registers and working Friday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and SFVUTh $-16 (I) Florida authorities want 24-year- • Marcel M. Cyr, 46, of 23 Spring Swanson, Michael Trigo, Geofrey Wat Julie Barton, Ricky Bunker, David Cubit, nucn FAST - m iv a t coo 6-J.D. t U Rider lliO 17-year-old girl, who remains fireplaces. Tree lights should be Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Here is the honor roll for the first FIST $-16 (C) Area fire calls St., Vernon, charged with driving son, Cheryl Williams, Joel Wirth, Andrew Dean, Lauren Delguidice, Felice T-Runyon Marcie 6.N S.N old Vincent Meade for allegedly ab hospitalized with injuries. checked, and fray^ or damaged marking period at Rham High Jai alai results 1- Ow Veiteancc 14.N 4.N 4.N iliwMQ t Jet 361 while his license was suspended, on Marilyn Wordsworth, Shannon Young. Firman, Theodore Fisher, Tizziana 2- it4K Orr 4.40 3.N TDdt 31:77 ducting his girlfriend’s parents in He was ordered held on 3250,000 ones should be replaced. Use only Jaycees to help School, Hebron. 3- Can Hever. lev 6.N E. Main St., Rockville. Court date is Fusco, Giulie Giacoppe, Richard Hayber. QumieU 617 paid $24.40 1972, but they'll have to wait until bond for Monday’s incident after Tolland County UL-approved lights. The tree should Four members of the Bolton Grade 12 Grade 10 VHL 3147 PerfKU 617 paid $$1.20 Vernon Police charge him with the Jan. 12. High Honors Kim Heckman, Joseph Hegener, Tuesday Ouiueia 112 paid $21N TrifKta 6-7-1 paid $31L30 pleading innocent Tuesday to Tuesday, 6:22 a.m. —Unnecessary be removed when it begins to dry and Jaycees, one dressed as Santa Claus, High honors Laurie Hill, Dianne Holt, Nancy Kane, TrifKta 1-2-3 paid $707.70 alleged sexual assault of a town Lynne Boyajlan, James Kilduff. UQfTH YAlOtU C m i (Oj charges of attempted assault of a alarm at Rockville High School. Vernon. drop its needles. The tree lights will bring gifts and refreshments to • Gary Pelletier, 18, of 106 Hartl Lea Anson, Laurie Berk, Bethany Marybeth Kilduff. Diane Klemyk, Tnl S£C0» $-16 (I) 6- 0.6. t JORRK I I N I N I N teen-ager. Tuesday, 11:03 a.m. —Traffic accident Honors hkm -lm i 24.N L N LU I I N 1Z.N lac. hrv lO.N 4.20 I N 1- lucAy lad(e 3 40 3.N policeman and reckless endanger- should be unplugged when no one is the eight residents of the Bolton Cot Dr., Vernon, charged with failure to Burrlll, Susan Fanner, Jeanne Kulewicz, Celeste Landon, Robert Lebreux, 2 GkcaMipa I I N < N 1 Ton Ten 2.N LN on Rt. 195, Tolland. Cynthia Adams. Carol Andrews, An 7.N 2- KC Tanto 3 N Authorities said Meade pulled a ment. home and when the family retires tage at Mansfield State Training set handbrake, after a two-car acci Jonathan Phelps, Penelope Sibun, David Elizabeth Leger, John Lombardo. 4-h*ic*z-i» L40 6-Cintom IhntK 2.N TML 40 71 Tuesday, 3:29 p.m. —Rescue call to drew Black, Allyson Clarke, Linda Omti 2-7 I2J9 Qufwii 3-t pH N.40 TML 31:60 Quniela 116 paid $21.20 . gun on police at his home Monday Fort Lauderdale, Fla., police want School. Tow. Jane Maltzan, Debbie McConnell. QuoieU 114 paid 414.N Fhiblic Works Department, Vernon. each night. dent on Irene Dr. Police said Comire, Sharon Derby, Michael Dulz, MkU T-2 tSLlI M k U S 3 pM 22L30 PerfetU 611 paid H9.40 night while under questioning about Meade, whose alias they say is Mar The school was contacted and each Kenneth McGee, Sean McNamara. TriftcU 7-24 p«4 1,*30.20 frdeetJ 13 4 p H HON InfKU 4-1-6 pH SlNiO TnfKU 6-1-2 paid $407.10 Tuesday, 4:08 p.m. —Structure fire on Check chimneys to insure they are Pelletier’s parked, unoccupied car Honors Dad| OonMe 114 paid I107JO the alleged assault Dec. 2, and held tin H. Miedzinski, for allegedly ab student was asked what he wanted Brenda Duiwher, Susan East, Deirdre pgtricia MeSparren, Shelly Napolatano, EiM MKTIf $-16 (C) Old Eagleville Rd., Coventry. (South in good condition. Never leave a fire rolled backwards and struck a Yvonne Boucher, Fred Brehant, Karen Feeney, John Foley 1- kiOKhpi I I I N LN IN 1-FrMci1-Friaci$ce-Miaii ll.N 720 TWO $-16 (D) 4-Pem Candy 12.N IL40 4.40 authorities at bay four hours before Robert Palma, Kirk Peterson, Deborah l-NAciKani 11.40 6.U 4.N ducting his girlfriend’s parents at Coventry, North Coventry and unattended. Use a screen to keep most for Christmas. The Jaycees another parked, unoccupied car Brown, Louanne Bricault, Carmel Cafaz- Gemma Fontanella, Colleen Green, 2- «m-ltfteM l\M 4.N 3-OrOea l-laner I 6-lanar. tap I N 10 N Phelps, John Rankl, Patrick Ray. imttX-Hnt $.20 7-4zta-4ti$ I 3.40 6- li( led 6.40 I N 2-Famc Flirt S.N surrendering. gunpoint June 13, 1972, and for a arranged for each wish to come true. zo, Janet Carlberg, Pamela Colgan, 2 fr$ Snevfve 3.N Eagleville) sparks from getting out. Use owned by Thomas Dooley of Irene Elvis King, Cheryl Kulewicz, Patti Mark Reichelt, Scott Richards. Bar Qk k U 1-2 pH R N Ownela 13 paid 20.N TOK; 3230 State Police Detective David series of 21 burglaries, Florida Today, 5:58 a.m. —Gasoline pump fire seasoned wood to eliminate tar build Those visiting the school are Mark Dr. Minor damage was reported. David Combs, Mark Devine, Sherry Lewis, David Little, Alison MacDonald, M k U 1-2 Hif 12ttl PerfKU 13 p«d 70.20 TM: 32:31 QuueU 614 paid $H N Winslow and the Rev. Kenneth authorities said. Duchesneau. bara Sibun, Robin Speno, Denise St. TnftcU 12-7 H if 33S.N Tnlecti 13-7 p ^ 22S.90 QuneU 116 paid $24.N PKfKU 416 paid $176 N at Town Garage, Coventry. (South Coven up. Aspinwall, Bill Fehling, Bob Hewey Michelle Merbler, Valerie Merryman, TM Itotk pKfKU 116 paid $0$.M TnfKU 4-6-2 paid $3434.70 Steere, pastor of the Mansfield State Cynthia Foley, Kenneth Girard, Philip Amand, Sandra Surdam, Arvo Siismets, TnfKU 1-6-2 paid SSSLIO They said his girlfriend, Ray Pack, try) Anyone having questions may call and Gerry Koerner (Santa Claus). Joanne Moser, Inger Nielson. Mark Tardiff, Ray Tuohey, Scott 3- IMricwi-0|irtt12.N 7.2f $.N l-4ipvi-kai 16.N SN 4.20 TIMTN rANKlE COWU (A) Training School, said they coaxed then 17, and Meade headed for Hamm, Judith Henderson, Kimberley 7.N $.29 3- FranctKt-lrcarue I 3 40 4.20 FONTN $-16 (D) 1-Aire. tap 640 3.40 L N Kablik, Karen Krewson, Wulf Losee, Lin Vicki Unsvvorth, Alex Vogg, Deidra Walwyn, ZCmtu-liR \n 1-4na-trrta|a 4M 3 Dciuu Derna IL N 4.N 4.N 7- noppT'i Sitter S.N I N him into surrenilering and not com Mexico City after he allegedly ab Area briefs Robidoux, Monique Roche, Chris Ryan, uiilliam Whitehill Qumeb 3-' pH 4S.N QweU 1-3 pH 3S.N 1-ftamend Dnt 6.N 7.N 4 OF Alethej 2.N mitting suicide. ducted the parents. They said the da Lunt, Elizabeth MacArthur, Michele Alisa Schaeffer, Kevin Spaulding. Alison PfriKU 3-S paid 117.N Prrtecta 13 pH 12IN $-Umerif$ ieNr. tap 6.N TM. 40N Mecteau. Grade 7 IrifKti 3-S-2 paid WM TriietU 1-30 paid IN N m . 3249 OuRieia 117 paid $2$.20 Meade, a Stafford Springs resident, pending charges were forced im Stevens, Robin Tyreeck, Mary FMTlil QunieU 3U paid $N.N PerfKU 117 paid $26.20 Tenth PerfKU 314 paid $79.20 Kimberlee Mills, Jeanne Nicholson, Vashalifski, Matt Wirth. High honors 7 M«ar I 1L2« U t I N 4 l ^ a i e l IL N IS40 ttO TrifKta 17-4 paid $9$.10 "thought he had killed the girl” who prisonment and assault with intent to TnfKU 3-4 $ paid $7I1J0 Maureen Pawlina, Marlene Ross, Dana Connie Cone, Kathy Crane, Leah 4- Fm ti 121 S-QtareU 7.40 I N (UVUni $-16 10 Vernon Police claim he assaulted, commit murder. Andover Santangelo, Teri Shain, Anne Stankelis, Grade 9 1- RwtriCMi M IHsnu 420 FVTII $-16 (C) l-UhR(tiey 6.20 120 3.N Honors Nicolo, David Smith, Frank Wilkes. Q iM i 4-7 p i 34.N Qumta 4-S paid 71.20 1- Cnd) Mr 7.40 4 20 3.N $ MonaJH Giry 240 3.N Winslow said. "He couldn’t unders Vernon Police said Meade’s pre Debra Volsine, Beth Weissman, Steven 3-UtKier Motive 4 40 4.40 Mercy Awuma, Melanie Baribeault, Honors P«dKU 7-4 paid91.N Perlecta 4 S paid 230 10 6 SfHir Rv«e 4 N tand how she was still alive.” sent wife is not believed to be the The First Congregational Church Zeisser. FrifKU 7-4-1 paid 2U.N TnlecU 4 $ I paid 1.413.20 7- Mitie Meti 9N T M 32 23 David Bllsh, Lena Calvo, Susan Chace, Judith Adaschik, Dawn Anderson. Dina riftk TML 32:46 Qujmela 11$ paid $11.40 Vernon Police said they will Pack woman. of Andover has been accepted by the UeTMth QunieU 113 paid $23i0 Grade 11 2- Nfll^A$i$ IIL N L N I N I Azpri-Cufrena IL N 6.N S.N PnfKta 11$ paid $27 N Diane Comire, Lorraine Delgiudice, Kim Anselmo, Katherine Ayers, Michael PerfKU 113 paid $NJ0 Hartford Seminary Foundation’s 1- Mtrl-lai 7.N 3 N 4- leoedn-Ocbea 6.40 S.N TnfKU l-S-6 paid $I3I.N TnfKU 1-3-7 paid $479.70 High honors Disclpio, Michael Dreyer. Beaudoin, Brenda Bellone, Michael Best, 3- Lur2Arru S.N 2- 4iu laner I I N TtniFTN CONSTITUTION COURU (T) Doctor of Ministry Parish Develop Cathy. Cole, Cindy Conklin, Rita Fon- Karen Dulz, John Fisher, David Fran Laureen Breadheft, Sandee Brittain, OiiiwU 1-2 paid 3LU Qumla 4-4 p ^ S9.40 sunt $-16 (A) 3- S»it(ii Off I.N 4.N 4.N ment Program. It will provide the f»rtK(a i l paid 127.M PerfKU 4 4 paid 117.N 2- Hkc Conet An. tap 16.N 7.20 4.N 7-Oetpicable 6.40 4.N Hebron seeking items tanella, Elizabeth Shannon, Jeffrey. cis, Brian Griffin, Karen Hughes, Mary Ann Calverley, Kristin Carlberg. 6-Patriet 6.20 4. TriteUi 2-13 paid 7N.N TrilKta 4-4-2 paid 644.20 S-Pcanrt Chae 4.N church with the opportunity to take a 3- PrMter PuntK 120 Welngart. Kathleen Infante, Jeffrey Jensen, Sharon Chishman, Deborah Chapman, Satk Tmiftk TM. 4$.$$ 2- FrMKact-GMrMi14.U 7.40 3.N 2-Fr«ici$co Nvua lO.N 3.N 2.N TU4L 31:47 Qumieia 317 paid $34.20 good look at Its ministry in the com Honors Patricia Maltzan, Jeannette MeSparren, Anita Champion, Mary Beth Cosma, QuionU 216 paid $H.I0 4- QMd»4llm 1121 1120 7-lemde-lidiafl 6 N 4.N StipcifKU 3-7 $ 4 paid $1I76.N for time capsule burial munity and enable it to strengthen Kathleen Murphy, Anne'Marie Pawlina. Laura Lee Denier, Robin DiLuciano, PerfKU 216 paid $».40 ATTUOANCl 1441 Anita Abolins, Bonnie Atherly, Sarah 3- l^l^ui I S.40 l-(3Mche-JUa I 4.N TrifKU 2 6-3 paid U27.N the work of its own community of Bellone, Ellen Bergeron, Steven Coiro, Joy Rank!, Sharon Reynolds, EMward Donald Dressel, Michael Fisher, Alaric Q iM a 2-4 paid R N QwiieU 2-7 paid 44.40 HAJOlf. 197.423 Rosenthal, ’Tonya Sayr Lisa Schwarz- Fox, Cynthia Frazier, Paul Goodier, Don- Perfect! 2-4 paid T IN PerfKta 2-7 paid 124.40 Roger Terranova of the Hebron Gilead Hill School. Awards will be faith. Jennifer (^ombs, Alan Comire, Loretta TrifKta 2-4-$ paidm .7l TrifKti 2'7-l paid I34 N mann, Diane Shaine, Karen Spooner, na Gulmond, Lynn Hadley. Bicentennial Commission is asking presented to those groups and in Delgiudice, David Doucette, Elizabeth all groups or individuals who wish to Dreyer, Timothy Fisher, Lloyd Folsom. Mark Vanty, Karen Vashalifski, Jeffrey Angela Harvey, John Henneberger, dividuals who supported the com The Andover Board of Education Young. Lynn Hughes, Leigh Ann Helm, Doreen donate items for the Tricentennial Daniel Gaudreau, George Glacoppe, mission’s Bicentennial activities in has set a schedule for its special Grade 8 Johnson, Gary Jordan, Ronald Julian, Jai alai entries Time Capsule to do so by Dec. 20. Sandra Gustafson, Tracy Harrison, Plainfield entries the last two years. meetings to work on the budget for Pamela Joslyn, Fred Lack, Lauren , , Colleen Keenan, John Kenneally, Joseph m jp iii- w w ’ieWaHSMV MGNT Terranova said he is issuing a plea H igh h o n o rs Landry, Gale Lee, Sandra Lee. On Jan. 14, the final, finished the coming year. The meetings will MacDonald, Robert Miner, David Niemc- FtSI StVlNTN to all interested persons, urging Kristy Adams.^izabeth (Rowell, Glen Deborah Lowery, Bridget MacDonald, FOUmi TUTU showing of the Hebron Bicentennial be at the Andover Elementary zyk, Mark Phillips, Kristin Poirier, Den | . | 1 ^ 6-1 1- Arriaia I 61 them to consider donating an item documentary will also be shown. The on**T John MacDonald, Brian MacKay, Judy MnMift I II LZarrii 1. 26MKMa 2Mvaa 9-2 School, Jan. 18, Feb. 1 and 15, and nis Rihm. IMrituZiflinii II 3- AMrtI 3 Oiaiia H 3-OchPi lOtb A $16 such as a wooden nickel, or Jill Tarbox. Madsen, Sharon Mahony, Beth Maltzan, riimtilli^ II I I WMISU) 4th 0 $-16 JUt 1 $ ih public is Invited to attend. March 1. All will start at 7:30 p.m. Susan Saucier, Wendy Schumacher, 4- t»tM I ! ; ■ 4 Arcaraii I 1. lady landil $2 1. Reap In Touch 4 1 1 PKa$ Suta Honors Kimberly Mason, Mary Mayhew, I M $-Fanla •.I Sdlx S-Ak! II KSi iML I rm 2 ImJavy narrative, or any small item for the Kathy Schwarzmann, Diane Smith, Julie i-ll»tf1.«* 12 r i I l n w I 2. Untd Na« 3-1 L Pacoi Wrrkhi 5-1 Open house set I LAipiri M III ere 7-2 3 611 Rabat Lisa Argraves, Bonnie Armstrong, Michael McKay, Melissa Merbler, Jerry 7-1 3. d m i Cai I FITS Anna Payna 61 capsule, to contact him as soon as 7-larra i, 7-Chacta • 1 I. (M m 2-1 4. SC lanasatna Rad 1-1 4. Paatad The Hebron Historical Society will l-IM iM i'Iin a t-1 r l i s n l SCharaU 4. Can$taWa 21 possible. Morin. l-tcia M 2. e«M rmwe $-1 $. Saft Foi 121 $. Pa$a Vkd 101 $. Tick lama I'' The First Congregational Church is M Frncncrfarria Safe I m m Sab Ortaa R S t a la *k M i 3. laaney 4-1 6. lUra'i Cricbat 61 i Saft $Mp hold an open house at the restored Jackie Murphy, Susan Murphy, 2$1-7SI-HI-$3I 624-13$-$37 3$1 414-274 473472 6 lad Irand 31 Narratives must be submitted to planning several special events for 62M7l-3tl-t34 4. AdaR i Fm 12-1 7. 0 Oari 4-1 7 VKtasI 121 7. I I la lack Old Town Hall on Saturday from K) Yule concert Sunday Catherine Murray, Ronald Oddis, Susan S6M oomi aCVCNTM 5. Iri 1-1 4 Uptan SprRC him for selection and treatment for Fin 4. Candy Oi$h 10-1 4. Plaasa Sten 41 the holiday season. On Friday there 1- fanlt4pa I $-1 |.| l-Qaidi»-2arria 1 Ccaa-laviK I 6-1 6. Caunixi litctan 10-1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Parker, Julia Pelletier, Kim Plouff, 1- hdricwi-hpa I $th 0 $-16 lltb C $16 storage, for the 100-year period the Santa present a small gift to their 2- lra»lai 7-1 7.2 2-FraNdsea-Arriaca 2- Franci$ca-lidian $-1 7. riac o!ek 61 4th 1 TC will be g family night supper at 6:30 Rham District Debra Pope, Laura Posunlak, Mike 2- Fanta4art«« i. DuO Momanti 61 1. Horeuapa lady 72 I StipK Nac The society will also hold a carol child are asked to buy the gift, wrap 3- Arri-NgvU3- lran-Jblil 4-1 a ) 3-CKia-6Mreiu 3 CharaU Asii R 61 I. FnalPtata 3-1 L Calant SaUn capsule will be burM . p.m. Those coming should bring a hot 4- l*#icMt-lart«1ii 1-1 iAiidri-Cliaiio I L Iram Nawh 12-1 2. Stratch Aaay 9-2 The annual Rham High School Provost, Barbara Quaranto, Nancy Raf- 4- M ataar I 4A u a «n a *1 M • I I I 41 3. Raney'i lyk sing in front of the hall, at the Town it and tag it with the child’s name. S i a n -Zwra 7-2 S-ltaedp-laRKi 3. Pappy Patty I Craca Iraanmc 21 The treatment of such Items must dish or a salad and place settings. $ MN! 4-1 5- AipiriI! Arcarua I. liitu Ieiitiii 2-1 7-2 4. U (jkA) Christmas concert will be Sunday at fln. LfiMriM-Zarria 1-1 64)rtaa R-Mi« 9-2 4. Caiijnt F la ^ 4 Cirri Ca $2 Green, from 7 to 8 p.m. In case of bad The gifts must be left at the Rham of 6NMy-Ack 1-1 6- ^11 a R-OctaaI rm Sfl 12-1 $. U Tarrar 41 $. Oaamc be completed for the Jan 15 burial in Coffee and dessert will be provided. Catherine Richards, Tracy Rose, Kevin 7 - M M i l 9-2 7-Charala-Arcaraji I 1-1 7- QaKta-laaMa $. lanaioma SavaialS 1 2 p.m. The concert will feature the 7-Fra«ts(*-iM M M 1. Swi IMiud 9-2 6. SaidaR Rait 31 6 Miry Uca weather, the carol sing will be held fice by Friday. The gifts should be l-NtartMiftf I t-1 l-Raatda-Arriaia 6. Prtaa htKCtI 121 front of the Town Office Building on After the supper there will be a Ryan, Lisa Simmons, Elizabeth Solecki, l-«tata»tera 71 ttica^aN II II 4. iMi't CMit 10-1 7. Cap't Karan 10-1 7. JaliRy UcA Chorus and Chamber Singers as well Sta Arri4sii M Sab Im-CaKCM 7. Cactus MiM lO-l inside the hall, with cider and donuts placed in a brown paper bag and ad SN IrWa I nri iw Ca 7-2 4. Ttartdiy $2 71 Saa Sacrati 7-1 I ftaat SprR| Rt. 85. Rems can also be dropped off program of Christmas music by the Todd Somerset, Pam Spaulding, Mary U M 7 I^ 1 S 3 7 9924M-2S12S3 $72-NI-ll7-4$6 l37-$72-472 74$ t. U M e^ to follow. as the Dance Band and Symphonic 6th A $-16 9th C $ 16 I2tb T CC to Town Clerk Marian Celio. dressed to Miss Joan Mara. Standish, Tony Stankelis, Karl Stein- vm MRTN TWIFTN 7. S4t1ir'i rti4c $-2 Junior Choir. This will start about SOTK 1. Cartam Pa| 21 1. Cauntry 10-1 I 6L imkm 6Md 10 A "Christmas Goodies Sale" will Band. Residents of the Hebron Cottage at miller, ’Iheresa Taslllo. 1- taohlarteM 7-1 1- F frilWH tlMRI t w diiaviK I l-l 1-Ortaa R^Ranaa 7.2 Z U Sun 1$-1 L CKdaba Terranova said there is still plenty 7:30 p.m. and will be followed by a 2- lft«MlK«1t It L Mta'i Man 7-2 2. iv n m SadK 2-1 2- krMrciran I |.) 2faiw Riiwii 6-1 LArriiu l-Arriaca II MM li t ICaMPwca 9-2 3. Taby Fartb also be held during the open house. Entertaining Hehrori women the Mansfield State Training School Scott Taylor, Mike Terrier, Robert 3 h m i * F l l^i 3- Friiiow»-iaTiK I IR Iid d y 92 of room for those who wish to donate carol sing and the drawing for the 3- h6.1 ^ 3-Aipri-Arriacal-Mtai 9-2 I I. NtiSiMl 6-1 4. ParadiM Pal 62 4 KaMaad 4-6*W«m 9-2 40Rcta JaiiB 4. Paddy Kama 72 An exhibit of antique and electric After the concert, refreshments will be guests at the concert. A sam Todte, Kim Marie Turgeon, Donna Vin |.l 4-FraMic»^ $-1 II ZU'iOaU) 10-1 $ . k d ia lM 121 $. Taiy Cathy $. PraifK t Mary items, but space will be reserved on The Rham High School Chamber Singers entertain members of the Hebron Junior Women’s Bicentennial quilt. On Dec. 24 at 7;30 $4adricKi-amla S-i S-Chacha-CtarMa 4-1 $-^0ctaa 71 5- AipH-lM ■ II 3. Suntu 3-1- 1. lyvay'i Jaa 10-1 6. TriM last $2 6. CaM Pnta train sets will be available for public will be served by the Music Boosters cent, Mara Vinkels, Sara Vogg, Troy I 6.1 Mtefla-ltaaa 7-1 6- Raiiada-Afcafara I a first-come, first-served basis. p.m. there will be a Christmas Eve ple of the new band uniforms will be I I 4. I m M M m 4-1 7 71 7. Rusty PtanbK 121 7 Irandaa Ni CTub and the public Tuesday night, singing Elizabethan era Renaissance carols. The group Watkins, Richard Wellman, Tprri Wilson, H-fMcilM 1-1 1 2 7-Aica-laiM 7 2 7- CharaU-4taaa viewing along with a display of an and faculty hospitality staff. available for public viewing. Concert lOmHt-km 5 I Snq tu 2-1 1. Star SicM ISI 1. Sve Why Hal 1$1 I 6a Saftiy The burial of the capsule will communion service and on Jan. 2 7-Arri-2aRR 4-1 l-ChKha-iaviK I 7.2 I OrWa M-Arcaraia I I S-Aipiri-GuKKii I I i. SttlU taiS) 1.1 tique dolls and cradles. recently appeared at Jury’s Tavern, Mansfield. The students researched and designed their Santa Claus will greet the Matt Wirth, Jason Woo, Kevin Wrigley, 4 - M l n a $-1 follow an awards ceremony Jan. 14 at there will be an open house at the proceeds go to the Uniform Fund Sta Ortaa R-OctMa Sat kri-A$it M Sab Aica Atis R 7. IR Manyaaa ita KST KT - Cod Wil m lit own period costumes. (Herald photo by Biskupiak) children. Parents who want to have Sara Shannon, Elizabeth Piette. Sal fiana-Zarra 7IU2V612-N7 372 $t471$l$3 I37-174 $24 l$t I Rabtt't Oa$tar aOCMRS SPtOAl - CotiiUbW r lib parsonage from 3 to 5 p.m. Drive. S72-74t-S4l-S74 « tji MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. IS, 1976- PAGE nVE-B PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1976 •. * ilRltU 'ltMIHtUiriinr Indians turn back Hornets, 63-40 Herald angle D and Pistol Pete Earl Yost ' in mistake- riddled CCIL hoop tilt Sports Editor enjoy season top games By LEN AUSTER Manchester will find itself in an Manchester early and, in fact, the 13 turnovers, Manchester eight and 24 points. Sherman and Hyde each Adamy nine for the winning Indians first game under new head coach Herald Sportswriler early-season crucial situation Friday visitors jumped out to an 8-2 lead. both had woeful shooting percentages added eight markers with the latter while Jeff Eden netted 12 points for NEW YORK (UPI) - They p e ^ n a l high of 50 points set when he and Tom Barker scored baskets to night against 2-0 Hall High in West But two hoops by John Pisch and two from the floor, the Indians 10 for 26 leading in the rebounding depart the young Hornets. First tourney here Utah State grad has been an All-Pro Elgin Baylor. played for the Atlanta Hawks. set up Charles’ winning shot. Hudson While it was neither charity tosses by Bill Kelly knotted it 14 straight seasons. Olsen was a first were the itiost productive Phoenix Coach John MacLeod was ’Die game was played before 6,129 Hartford. and Hornets nine for 21. ment with 10. Karl Grabowski had a Once again the first Pro-Amateur scored 32 points for the Hawks, while pleasantly pleasing to the eye with 1:39 left in the period. While this MANCHESTER (63) - Hyde 3 2- round choice. His future plans are to games ever for two guards who impressed with Buffalo’s perfor fans, the smallest crowd In the "No, It wasn’t one of our better ef Manchester crept to a 39-26 bulge team-leading 17 tallies for East Hart Tournament on the 1977 (kinneclicut Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led Los 2 8, McKenzie 31-2 7, Kiernan 2 2-2 6, enter the broadcasting field...Thanks sparked their teams to impor mance without McAdoo. Louisiana Superdome this year, and nor very good basketball, it forts but you will get one like this was going on. East Hartford turned after three quarters and put it away ford. State PGA Section Golf Tournament Angeles with 31. Finnegan 00-00, Pisch 12 0-0 24, Sher to the cooperation of local "I think, without McAdoo right the victory came just hours after the was a win nevertheless as now and then,” stated Manchester the ball over five consecutive times In the first five minutes of the final The Hornets totaled 24 turnovers will be staged at the Manchester tant victories Tuesday night. Spurs 111, Knicks 98 man 4 0-0 8, Marshall 0 0-00, Wyman merchants, Manchester High dis now, they seem to be a better team Jazz fired Coach Butch Van Breda Manchester High toppled East coach Doug Pearson, "We were a lit without a shot. stanza. ’The Indians with some crisp and hit 18 of 47 from the floor. Country Club In April...Mystery Man Ernie DiGregorio scored a career- Billy Paultz and Larry Kenon each 1 0-0 2, Kelly 0 2-2 2, Moran 0 0-1 0, tributes an attractive four-page as far as moving the ball is con Kolff and replaced him with Baylor. tle sloppy but East Hartford plays a There was an exchange of tur passing were able to get good shots Manchester turned the ball over 16 In ’The Herald’s weekly "Beat the high 36 points in leading Buffalo to a scored 28 points to lead San Antonio, Hartford High, 63-40, in a Backofen 0 2-2 2, Beaupre 1 2-2 4, program at all home basketball cerned,” MacLeod said. "But any type of defense we haven’t worked novers before Scott Hyde put and reeled off an 18-2 streak, hitting times, including five times the final Experts” football contest which ran 108-99 triumph over the Phoenix which led by 10 or more points mistake-riddl^ CCIL tilt last Shelton 0 0-0 0, Fleurent 0 0-0 0. games. All winter sports schedules team would miss him.” that much against. We didn’t read it Manchester ahead with a 14-foot nine shots in a row. Six-foot-one three minutes, and hit 26 of 55 field for a dozen weeks was A1 Hall, adver Suns. The victory broke Buffalo’s through the last three periods. ’The night at Clarke Arena before a ToUls 26 11-13 63. appear, except hockey, which has DiGregorio, who regained his star (the defense) too well but it was a baseline jumper. The Indians led junior Mike Sherman off the bench goal tries thanks to a 10 for 12 final tising director. In the head-to-head four-game losing streak and was the Pro basketball Knicks, who dressed only eight EAST HARTFORD (40) — Dixon caused a little stir...Big Anders ting position this season after crowd of 700. good experience for our players.” after the turn, 12-10. netted eight points and unloaded two quarter performance. season-long "race” with this writer. team’s first win since all-pro center players because of injuries, were With Pisch pitching in eight 4 1-1 9, Grabowski 8 1-3 17, Kaspar 3 Hedberg of the Winnipeg Jets being consigned to the bench last The victory was the second in as Coach Neil Guerin’s Hornets fine outlet passes for two other Hall was a close second. Neither Bob McAdoo was traded to the New Baylor, a former star with the Los paced by Earl Monroe’s 22 points. second-quarter points, Manchester Manchester’s jayvees squared 1-2 7, Lawton 1 0-0 2, Otero 2 0-0 4, averaged just a shade under two year by former Braves’ Coach Jack many starts for the defending league opened up in a 1-3-1 zone which at buckets. Herald "expert” bettered any of the York Knicks last Wednesday. Angeles Lakers, retired from the Bulls 101, 76ers 88 went into the lockerroom with a 26-18 their record at 1-1 with a 63-44 vic Jalbert 0 1-2 1, Jones 0 0-0 0, Berry 0 points per game after the first 28 Ramsey, received a standing ovation Mickey Johnson and Artis Gilmore champs while the Hornets have gone times shifted to a 2-3 and then again a Pisch. hitting 12 of 19 field goal weekly winners...A year ago, Tom In New Orleans, Pistol Pete NBA three seasons ago as the NBA’s lead. At the half. East Hartford had tory over East Hartford. Steve Pyka 0-0 0. Berry 0 0-0 0; Bolduc 0 0-0 0, with a total of 53...’The average from Buffalo fans with 10 seconds scored 18 points apiece to lead the to the gate twice and lost both. 3-2. This alignm ent bothered attempts, finished with a game-high Tokarz, former Wesleyan football Maravich scored 51 points, the best third all-time leading scorer and had 14 points, Ron Apter 11 and Walt Batagnani 0 0-0 0. Totals 18 4-8 40. World Hockey Association player is left in the game after scoring 14 Bulls before a record Chicago crowd player, was selling automobiles in of his seven-year NBA career, to help served as Van Breda Kolff’s assis 5-11, weighs 162 pounds and is 27 points in the third period and 10 in the of 19,690. It was Chicago’s third Manchester. Today he’s a coaching the Jazz defeat Kansas City in the tant since 1974. years old. The New England Whalers final period. straight victory and snapped the aide with the Baltimore (?oIts in the In other games, Atlanta edged Los stack up pretty well as an "average” The six-foot guard sank 14 of 23 76ers three-game winning streak. National Football League. He has Angeles 106-104, San Antonio routed with the average height 5-10.95, the shots from the field and all six free Julius Erving was held to nine points, Fouls hurt again been analyzing defenses on upcoming the New York Knicks 111-98, Chicago weight 185.16 pounds and the age 27 Scoreboard throw attempts, giving him a streak 11 below his average. The Bulls hit on Penney tops Conard Colt foes. His next job is to find any beat Philadelphia 101-88 and Portland years, 24 days. Eighty point eight per of 49 straight. 75 per cent of their shots in the se weakness in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ cent are Canadian bom, 10 per cent Randy Smith added 22 points for downed Houston 104-84. in Cheney setback defense, the best In pro ball...Dorn WHA Hawks 106, Lakers 104 cond half. American-bora and 9.2 per cent bom Buffalo and John Shumate had 21. Trail Blazers 104, Rockets 84 DeNlcolo, older brother of Ralph Ken Charles stole an inbounds pass to square record in Europe. Tuesday's Results Ricky Sobers led Phoenix with 23 Bob Gross scored 16 of his game- DeNicolo, Country Club golf pro. Is and sank an off-balance, 22-foot shot New England 3, (}uebec 1 points. high 22 points in the first period to now working and residing in at the buzzer to cap a frantic Atlanta Runnng into foul trouble for the second consecutive game, Houston 8, Phoenix 3 Maravich, the NBA’s leading spark Portland to its 13th straight Manchester...Hartford Track Qub Family Nights rally. Los Angeles held a 104-97 lead Cheney Tech fell, 65-58, to Rham High in a (Charter Oak By BILL McAVOY San Diego 6, Edmonton 1 scorer, got 20 of his 51 points in the home victory this season and 21st in a will sponsor a 6.6 mile road race Sun Family Night presentations will be with 90 seconds left, but Atlanta hit Correspondent (only games scheduled) third quarter as he broke his previous row since last season. Conference basketball game last night in Hebron. It was the day at Goodwin Park in Hartford offered both Friday and Saturday three free throws and Lou Hudson season opener for the winning Sachems. Using their experience under pressure to the fullest, the starting at noon...Take it from Ralph night by the New England Whalers Rham jumped ahead, 16-6, after Penney High Black Knights won their home opener, 80-73, over DeNicolo, if Joan King concentrated when Indianapolis and Birmingham NHL the first turn with its zone defense taking a 48-47 decision over Rham. Conard High of West Hartford last night in a CCIL basketball tilt 100 per cent on golf she would be the visit. The head of a household can Tuesday's Results I UConns bow | Glasses no handicap bothering the Techmen. The teams Brian Connolly led the 2-0 young before a crowd of 850. best woman amateur player In purchase one ticket for the regular Buffalo 108, Phoenix 99 battled on near even terms the se I NEW YORK (UPI) I 5 Beavers with 17 points with Doug Connecticut. price and adjoining seats — as many Both teams now sport 1-1 league Penney kept a five-point advantage Atlanta 106, Los Angeles 104 cond stanza with the Sachems Landry also a standout. — Duke University marks with Penney’s next action until, with a minute left, Moffett hit as five — at nearly half the New Orleans 120, Kansas City 117 Redskin cornerback holding a 35-24 halfthne advantage. Cheney’s next tilt is Thursday night price...Jimmy Connors has played 13 defeated the Univer- Friday night at home against Fermi both ends of a one-and-one to close Gold key tickets San Antonio 111, NY Knicks 98 Rham built the lead tp 52-32 after at 8 at home against COC foe Vinal tennis matches at Caesars Palace in High of Enfield. the gap to three. James then came (Jhicago 101, Philadelphia 88 sity of Connecticut, % three quarters with Chedey making a Tech of Middletown. Tickets for Gold Key Dinner Feb. 6 Las Vegas and has yet to lose. During The game was close all the way down, dribbled up the middle, and hit Portland 104, Houston 84 64-59, Tuesday at valiant but too-short ^ rg e in the in New Haven are now available at this span he won 6760,000.. .Channel 24 adjusts to weather 1-3 1, with neither side leading by more a layup and was fouled. He made the (only games scheduled) Madison Square ^ finalnai eieni eight minuies minutes. / Weingairt 0 ------The Herald’s sports desk...Two lists an attractive program for foot than five points in the first half. The charity toss and Jaworski made a wdi; d.ch rf,r veteran Connecticut sportswriters ball buffs Friday night at 10:30 titled Garden. ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Joe Lavender looks at pro football iH 9 0 nnintc fnr Rh=,^»i*h rhu,.v < ♦ 20, DeGray 4 1-7 9. Morey 1 0-0 2 teams were trading buckets, Penney short jumper 10 seconds later to give are on the mend. Bill Lee of the NHL had 20 points for Rham wRh Chuck “Seconds to Play” which will take UConn held a ^ Bergeron 0-1-3 1 Totals 26 13-24 65 was strong on the inside while Penney an insurmountable 78-70 lead Courant and Hank O’Donnell of and the Super Bowl playoffs through rose colored glasses — and Long adding 12 markers) George viewers behind the scene with game Tuesday's Results Cheney Tech (58) Prasser 6 4-4 Conard was hitting from the outside. with 31 seconds to go. seven-point lead ear- ^ sometimes brown, black, yellow or blue ones. Prasser, senior captain, led the Waterbury. Lee is still a patient at announcers and technicians...Tickets NY Rangers 4, NY Islanders 4 16, Gustamachio 5 0-0 10, Martin 5 2-2 The lead see-sawed with the clubs James and Jaworski were the keys I ly in the first half, § Beaver effort with 16 points with St. Francis Hospital in Hart for the Boston Celtics-Houston Philadelphia 3, Minnesota 3 The Washington Redskin corner- said today as the Redskins worked 10, Boudreau 10-0 2, Ertel 5 0-0 10, deadlocked at the half at 37-all. for Penney in the secon(F half. I hut Duke tied it up at | back is one of two NFL players to Bemie Ertel, Dave G ustam a^io and ford...Merlin Olsen, after 15 season Rocket NBA game on Jan. 11 at the Los Angeles 4, Washington 2 out. Brown 0 6-2 0, Tyler 4 0-0 8 Totals 26 After the start of the third quarter, Jaworski was very tough, especially wear glasses rather than contact Tim Martin each tossing in 10 tallies. with the Los Angeles Rams as a Hartford Civic Center are now on Buffalo 6, Vancouver 3 halftime. The teams Lavender, who played his college 6-8 58 the teams traded a couple of hoops on the offensive boards, and led the lenses in combat and he has 12 pairs Cheney salvaged the jayvee tilt? defensive tackle, will retire after sale at Nassiff Arms in Manchester. (only games scheduled) traded the lead in the ^ ball at San Diego State, was a late before Conard’s T. J. Calabrese broke way with 22 points. James, hitting the NFL playoffs. The 36-year-old second half and to cope with almost any weather con trade acquisition by coach George away for an easy layup and Pete from the outside, picked up 20 dition. Allen in pre-season but he fitted in Moffett and Calabrese hit jumpers markers with Tom Franics and ^ ended up 51-all at For instance, he’ll wear yellow- ^ the end of regula- well enough to lead the Redskins in Scholastic basketball for a 45-39 lead. Then Lindsey James Brent Young each chipping in with 17 tinted glasses for dark, snowy days; interceptions with eight—double the hit a jumper from the foul line and tallies. tion. ^ rose for a light overcast; brown for number he had caught in three Tom Jaworski hit one of his five Conard was led by Calabrese’s Basketball | Irish win was cosily ^ Duke was paced in sun and black for glare. previous seasons with the Eagles. Whichever pair he wears Saturday (Herald photo by Dunn) ■‘alley-oop ” layups along with a short game-high 29 points, 16 on driving % scoring hy Mike "It took me time to catch on to the NEW YORK (UPI) - 10. Bisson 5 111, Narkon 1 0 2, Gagne jumper to knot it at 45-all for the layups. Moffett shot well from the overall it made the in the Redskin first round playoff new setup and to coordinate with the BUSINESSMEN Notre Dame’s 78-K victory Cminski and Jim MHS girls triumph 0 0 0, Graves 0 0 0. Totals 26 7 59. Manchester's Jeff Kiernan eyes hoop Knights. outside and totaled 16 points. difference in the game.” ST. JAMES- Kathy against Minnesota, Lavender will be others," the 27-year-old Redskin Joe Palombizio netted 16 Tuesday night over In Spanarkel with 20 looking for such Viking receivers as Leading by one at the half, WINDSOR (91) — Zito 3 3 9, The teams then played to practical Elsewhere, Wayne Hayden 126-125-367, Judy observed. "1 was the new kid on the Defenders are John Dixon, Karl Grabowski (24) Penney (80) Francis 6 5-717, Young 7 points. Bob Blass 14 and diana, the defending NCAA S points each. Connec- Chuck Foreman, Ahmad Rashad, Manchester High’s girls’ basketball Murray 5 3 13, Johnson 15 3 33, Fell 3 ly a standoff finishing the quarter “Tree” Rollins scored 22 Ho^ 125, Mary Mattson block with glasses.” 3-6 17, Jaworski 10 2-3 22, James 9 2-3 Jack Lawrence 12 to lead champion, was impressive, rookie Sammie White or Stu Voigt team exploded for 19 third-quarter 0 6, Johnston 4 0 8, Erickson 0 0 0, with Conard holding a slim 58-57 lead. points and Stan Rome 127, Lois Erickson 130. ticut's Tony Hanson But Lavender got help from the 20, Lynch 0 2-3 2, Guzzardi 10-0 2, Three J ’s to a 65-61 win but it was also costly. points en route to a 61-46 victory over Phillips o i l , Zowosky 2 1 5, Jones 2 2 The first four minutes of the fourth added 20 to lead un I had 26 before j: and protecting against the passes of other three in the Washington secon Casey 0 0-0 0, Grady 0 0-0 0 Totals 33 over the Buzzards last The fourth-ranked Irish 6, Bassill 2 4 8, Trapper 1 0 2. Totals stanza were like the first three defeated, No. 14 Clemson, PINNETTES- Dolly Fran Tarkenton. dary — all-pro safety Ken Houston, East Hartford High yesterday in 14-21 80 night at Illing Junior High. lost starting guard Ray ^ fouling out in th e East Hartford. The victory was the 37 17 91. •quarter until Penney’s experience 6-0, to a 98-67 rout of Buf Dawood 194-498, Gail "This is the first time I've even 16-year veteran cornerback Pat Conard (73) Moffett 5 6-8 16, Dan Carlson, Ed Kowal Martin for the season when g overtime. been close to the Super Bowl and 1 third in a row for the Silk Towners ROCKVILLE (50) — Berger 12 4, Wild finish marks turned the game around. The Knights falo, and Greg Ballard Shimaitis 214-547, Betty Fischer and Jake Scott with three Calabrese 12 5-6 29, Sinatro 10-0 2, and Jay Conway each had the 6-foot-l senior broke his while the setback dn^ped Blast Hart Martin 0 0 0, Walton 3 3 9, Monroe 5 6 forced the Chieftains into four scored 17 points and Plumley 184-456, Ginger I i like it, " the former 12th round draft Super Bowls under his belt with the Osborne 2 0-0 4, Ginsberg 6 2-4 14, 12 markers for the losers. ankle early in the second choice of the Philadelphia Eagles ford to a 1-3 mark. 16, MacAdlo 2 15, Greene 4 2 10, straight foul situations with Penney half. grabbed 17 rebounds to Yourkas 472. Miami Dolphins. Ozark 4 0-0 8, Morron 0 0-0 0, In other action, Dubaldo- Manchester held an 11-10 first Caravella 306, Boudreau 000. Totals hitting six of seven free throws to help No. 19 Oregon beat Cal Sundstrom 0 0-0 0 Totals 30 13-18 73. Lesperance downed UAC “We. won a ball game all quarter lead with both teams netting 18 14 50. gain a 69-64 edge with 2:46 left. State Fullerton 61-51. SILK CITY- Bob Bowers Barons, 73-66. Jay right,” Notre Dame Coach E Whalers^ victory Rhode Island also won its 205, A1 Rowett Jr. 213-566, 14 points in the second eight minutes SOUTH CATHOLIC (91) — Howroyd had 15 markers, Digger Phelps said. “But of play. The Indians’ defense allowed Ayers 4 2 10, Monteserin 2 0 4, sixth game without a loss, Zig Olbert 200-577, Carl Marc Schardt 13 and Paul the saddest part of it was the homestanding Hornets just eight Alvarez 116 28, Siering 000, Plnone 7 beating Robert Morris Ogren 232-213-608, Ron QUEBEC CITY (UPI) — Tom Webster and Dale Smedsmo Russillo 11 for Dubaldo the loss of Ray Martin. markers in the third stanza which 4 18, Cirullo 10 2, Madrak 2 3 7, College of Pittsburgh 52-43 Schack 226, Roy Grabowski while Joe DeMarco had 20, He’s a great kid and didn’t enabled them to pull away, 44-32, Granato 11 0 22. Totals 38 15-20 91. scored third-period goals to give the New England Whalers a 3-1 behind Sylvester Williams’ 206, Bob Thompson 208, Red-hot Mitchell Tom Vaughn 13, Larry deserve this unfortunate going into the final canto. SOUTH WINDSOR (71) — win over the Quebec Nordiques in the World Hockey Assoocia- 24 oints. Ken Plecity 201-554, Ron Auer 12 and Pat Melne 10 accident.” Junior Ellen Donadio led the Lenkeit 102, Whitlock 7 216, Douglas tion Tuesday night. Custer 201, Ron Fletcher for Barons. Martin, a co-captain, led Manchester attack with a game-high 3 0 6, P. Goodwin 8 11 27, A. Goodwin 220, Ron Nivison 212, Skip Webster scored his 15th goal of the the Irish in assists and 23 points with Kathy Strand and 5 6 16, J. Goodwin 10 2, Shea 0 2 2. five downs MCC McConnell 203, Dale Bauer season on a power play at 9:43 of the Roy, Que, 8:42, Callighen, Wha, MIDGETS steals last year and was C Colleen Shane adding 14 and 10 Titals 25 21-24 71. 200, Dan Humiston 204. Ed final period to give the Whalers a 2-1 14:44; Webster, Wha (major, game George Burns netted 11 one of Notre Dame’s best markers respectively. Carol Shooting a torrid 57 per cent from the floor, Mitchell College Yourkas 204. lead, Smedsmo’s first goal of the misconduct) 18:29; Hagsleben points and Earl Lappen six defensive players. Gustamachio led the Hornet offense EAST FROSH ran away from Manchester Community College, 97-69, in basket Booster meeting season at 11:46 clinched the Whaler’s (major, game misconduct) 18:29; as Modern Janitorial Notre Dame’s victory Holidoy Cheer along with Amy Ranney, each with 14 Upping its record to 2-0 yesterday There will be a meeting FLORAL- Laurette victory. Smedsmo, ()ue (double minor, game ball action last night in New London. topped Pizza House, 27-20, over No. 19 Indiana was points, with Roxanne Heineman was East Catholic’s freshman tonight at 7 of the East Carpenter 465. New England took a 1-0 lead in the misconduct, gross misconduct) The Cougars, 1-5, are now off until last night at the Communi sparked by substitute tossing in 13 tallies. basketball team with a 59-43 win over Catholic High Basketball first period with a goal by Danny 18:29; Weir, (}ue, (major, game mis Jan. 5. 11:09 left, Mitchell’s lead had been ty Y. Tom Schakner had center Toby Knight, who Manchester’s jayvess suffered St. Thomas Aquinas yesterday in Boosters Club. The Bolduc. Serge Bernier scored conduct) 18:29; Brackenbury, Que The tempo started slowly with cut to 13 but shortley after Zocco eight for Pizza. Alex Glenn scored a career high 23 their first loss after two wins, bowing New Britain. Aquinas now stands at • meeting will be held at the PARKVDF BANTAMS Quebec’s marker early in the middle (major, game misconduct) 18:29; each team managing eight points fouled out and forward Craig Wilson popped in 15 points as points and grabbed 12 50-39 to Blast Hartford. Cindy Millis 2-1. period. school cafeteria. - Leon Bilodeau 151. from the lottery. after five minutes. This pace quickly exited with five fouls and it was all East held a 28-23 halftime edge Brackenbury, Que (major, game Wyman Oil bested rebounds in sending the had 20 points for the losing Indians. Six players, including Webster and changed as the homestanding over. before exploding in the third quarter misconduct) 18:29; P. Bordeleau,, Manchester Cycle, 32-23. Hoosiers to their third loss Smedsmo, were ejected from the Pequots went on a scoring spree to MANCHESTER (61) - Downing to put it out of reach. Pete Kiro Que. minor, game misconduct) 18:29. DeMarco led all scorers with 26 Jim Bosse's six points led in four games. game for fighting with less than two take a 24-12 lead with eight minutes points. 2 3-6 7, Shane 5 0^ 10, Turek 3 1-2 7, netted a game-high 31 points for the Shots on goal—New England 8 8 Cycle. "We'got in a bind tonight minutes remaining. left in the half. MCC just couldn’t Ferguson 0 0-0 0, Donadio 8 7-14 23, young Eagles with guards John Clif 11-27, (^ebec 16 12 12-40. Action at the West Side because of our handling of New England 1 0 2—3 find the range while Mitchell Mitchell (97) Horvath 40-8, Burke 4- MINIT Strand 7 0-114, Formica 0 0-0 0, Rice ford and Tim Skoly performing well Goalies. New England, Rec saw Manchester the basketball,” Indiana (Quebec 0 1 0—1 remained hot to take a 44-25 lead at 0 0^ 0. Totals 25 11-23 61. against the Aquinas press. Abrahamsson. Quebec, Brodeur. 1-9, Grumbach 6-0-12, Lombardi 2-2-6, Police outscore Moriar- Coach Bobby Knight said. Greetings EAST HARTFORD (46) - First period—1. New England, A-7,546, the half. McGoey 2-0-4, Okonuk 9-1-19, Moffatt ty’s, 25-23. Tony Chevrette “In the last seven or eight AUTO A TIRE CENTER Gustamachio 5 4-4 14, Peruccio 0 0-0 Bolduc 4 (Callighen) 4:11. The second half started out with 1- 1-3, Lubarsky 3-0-6, Jankowski 1-4- had eight points and Dean minutes of the first half 0, Jensen 0 0-0 0, Valis 0 1-21, Cam- Penalties—Sutherland, Que., 10:16; Mitchell dominating resulting in a 27- 6, Thurmond 10-0-20, Sousa 0-4-4. Page six for Police while there was an improvement field 0 0-0 0, Repoll 0 00 0, Sullivan 1 Swimming Selwood, Wha, 17:14. point bulge. MCC answered with MCC (69) DeMarco 11-4-26, Zocco 3- Steve Bycholski had eight in the ball handling. It was G O O O f i r E A R 0-0 2, Heineman 61-413, Gark 0 2-4 2, BENNET/ILLING Second period—2, Quebec, S. Ber Coaching staff steady scoring from Nick DeMarco 3-9, Nolen 5-6-16, Cheney 3-0-6, Wilson tallies and Tim Fogarty enough to get us back in the you can spend. Ranney 7 0-0 14. Totals 19 8^14 48. The Bennet/Illing Junior High nier 22 (P. Bordeleau, Dorey) 4:45. and Mike Nolen with Steve Zocco 2- 0-4, Henderson 3-06, Busque 1-0-2 five for Moriarty’s. game the first half, but CLEVELAND (UPI) The swimming team dropped an 86-70 Penalties—C. Bordeleau, Que, 7:44; grabbing defensive rebounds. With Totals 28-13-2669 • Tun* Upb AREA HIGH SCHOOLS Cleveland Indians added Joe Nossek decision to Penney High’s varsity Pleau, Wha, 16:00, Constantin, Que, MIDGETS ONE • Lubrication Over-all, It wasn’t a very good to their coaching staff Tuesday, Jeff Fields canned 23 squad yesterday in East Hartford. In 16:00, Constantin, Que, 19:55; Groman’s upended points to lead Top Notch to • Brakes night for area basketball teams as replacing Dave Garcia as third base dividual winners for the locals were Busniuk, Wha, 19:55. Manchester Travel last four out of five wound up on the short coach. a 31-24 win over Wyman STOP • Allgnmanlt Who could use an extra $5(X) this settson? Everybody. Geoff Michaud and Bill Halldin with Third period—3, New England, night at the East Side Rec, end of the scoreboard with one in Nossek was a major league out Oil. John Sulick (19), Doug • Shock Abtorbara Michaud setting a school record in Webster 15 (Rogers, Ley) 9:43; 4, .That’s why our new Bonus Game, Holiday Cheer, is wrap evitable. fielder for six years and sUrred on 23-12, as Brad Jones scored Bilodeau (6) and Tim • Front End Repairs the 100-yard butterfly with a 1:05.7 New England, Smedsmo 1 (Ley) Ard in spotlight 19 points. Matt Falkowski Mathewson (6) led the DOES IT The lone victory was taken by the local sand lots. He lives in subur • TIra Sarvlcs ping up $500 cash for every winner. And there are 100 clocking. 11:46. Penalties—Ley, Wha, 4:24; hooped four for the losers. Coventry High in a COC tilt, 69-17, ban Amherst. losers. • Exhaust Systems bonus winners every week. over Bolton High. In other action, ALL! with Cowens out Just match the Lucky Color, fill in and Ellington High was nipped by Suf- r ~ . field, 60-59, Rockville High was return your stubf and you’re in the draw eOODYEAR bombed by Windsor, 91-50, and South ing. Buy all four colors and you’re guar Windsor High was belted by South Phil Esposito likes ^new’ staling BOSTON (UPI) — Big Jim Ard, elbowing his way into a posi RUCKWALL TRAVEL Dean Tully scored for Catholic, 91-71. tion of respect around the NBA, plans to show another facet of ttI N U T K B SURURRANITE anteed a shot at one of the 100 weekly going to start breaking for him,” Manchester’s Bantams Manchester with goalie POLYESTER 5 Coventry now stands at 2-0,1-0 in NEW YORK (UPI) - If you’re Murdoch) going crazy and Rod his game tonight when the Boston Celtics host the Milwaukee fell to Suffleld, 5-4, last Rick Splller having an 78BUGKWIIU bonus prizes. And of course subscription the COC, while Bolton is 0-2, 0-1 in ready to believe the numbers, Phil (Gilbert) is on a streak. Someone has Murdoch, a rookie, scored the two SNO W T IR E S Bucks. night at the Enfield Arena. excellent game, stopping conference play. It was the 1976-77 Esposito just ain’t what he used to to check, and I’m doing it. other goals for the Rangers, giving « ■ 1 * i n players play automatically. Larry Kuchachik had a 38 of 43 SuffleM shots on LTI-IS 1188 1 .U debut for Ellington while Rockville be. “Except for the Team Canada him 25 for the campaign. Clark The 6-10 center, in his third season definitely go after me," said the SB sain n (nH t(w Holiday Cheer comes with the same three-goal hat trick to lead net. Tom Marshall, Paul l-Tt-14 8 .8 8 t x i and South Windsor now show 0-2 And while Esposito doesn’t buy the series in 1972, I’ve been playing my Gillies had a pair of goals for the with Boston after a tour of the ABA,. former All American at Cincinnati. 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Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1976 Mancheotorl ■ Howard Hughes gone^ h o s p it a l Discharged Monday: Clyde The bootmakers Ogburn, Hartford; John Willey, Hampton, Mass.; but not forgotten Kathleen Reynolds, 50 Farm Dr.; Frances Kostek, 32 Horace St.; Melinda Bentley, By VERNON SCO'H 61 Regan St., Rockville; Bar becomes a new song Miss Jane Pittman” ), based his Came to Hartford bara 0 » 1 ,40 Russell St.; Lin HOLL’VWOOD (UPI) - Howard Hughes movie on the bwk by Noah Gimbel thought it vital that he da Martin, 49 Cedar St.; Ray Hughes is gone but not forgotten - at Dietrich, who for years was the should understand Hughes’ psy mond Jones, Windsorville; By KENNETH F. ENCLADE His reputation for craftsmanship Dunn, who retired three years ago, least not by the courts, biographers billionaire’s No. 1 associate. chological quirks. He took key Sherry Rautenberg, 129 DALLAS (UPI) — Char)es Dunn and style came as an employe of said it takes about two full days to and filmmakers, not to mention Aside from hassles with Summa material on the billionaire to the Hemlock St.; Sharon Venout- was already a legend in those circles Buck Steiner at the Capitol Saddelry make a single pair of plain boots. The authors of phony wills. Corp., Hughes’ conglomerate, Hartford Institute for Living In 308, 29 Stone St. where men take pride in what they in Austin. That’s where Walker got fancier the boots are the longer it Billionaire Hughes, like King Gimbel’s biggest problem was fin Connecticut. Psychiatrists studied wear on their feet. his first pair of Dunns and became in takes. And the more expensive they Midas, clearly is doomed to legen ding an actor to fit the title role. the information and came back with Then along came Jerry Jeff spired to put Charlie to song. become. dary status now and forever, He finally found Tommy Lee their own picture of Hughes. GINO'S Walkqr, famous for writing the song One lesson in shoemaking he “These would cost about $350,” enshrined by worshipers of wealth. Jones, who resembles the young “That provided me with the most "Mr. ^jangies,” and put Dunn's learned the hard way. Dunn said, pulling up his left pants Whereas the late J. Paul Getty and Hughes although he is neither as tall essential information of all,” Gimbel COIFFURE iegend to iiiusic. “One day I fixed a man’s heel leg to display a soft black boot of os the equally late Aristotle Onassis nor as skinny as Hughes. He also is said. 381 CentarStraet "That song brought in more durn while my father was at lunch and I trich leather. His name is written in (Jackie Kennedy notwithstanding) pathetically less well heeled. “They gave me ap analysis of the business. I had orders from people as put the 50 cents in my pocket. When I 24 carat gold leaf on kid skin. may have been as rich as Hughes, “We tried to get Warren Beatty for personality and character of Hughes 646-5411 far east as Minnesota,” said the got back from lunch my father asked Dunn, who had three brothers who they were not the material from the part,” Gimbel said. “We offered on which his motivations in the pic Our balding, slim gent with the lively me why I did it and I told him. Then I also were bootmakers, laments the which folklore is created. him a million dollars. But Warren ture are based. They saw him as the brown eyes, batwing ears and asked him how he found out. lack of interest in the trade today. Neither of them was accused of refused. He’s still talking about doing classic paranoid. new “ page girl” battered biack Basque beret. “He said the nrian brought his boots “Iwanted to teach it when I retired wearing Kleenexes on his feet. Nor, his oWn theatrical motion picture on “Our Interpretation of Hughes is is lustrous back because I’d left a tack sticking but tl^ government wouldn’t let me. so far as is known, did they design Hughes. not overly critical. We’re not trying It sounds better put to music but with the color of "Chariie Dunn" pays rare tribute to up. From then on, brother, I ain’t I would have had to pay the minimum i'4 brassieres for Jane Russell. "Our film starts with Hughes at 20 to explode the myth. But this isn’t a Dunn’s craft, in part, like this: ever left a tack sticking up,” Dunn wagfe, even to an apprentice,” he Too colorless and traces his life until the time of documentary either. It would have "Weil, if you’re ever down in said with a quick grin. said, “and I couldn’t afford it.” If (jetty and Oiiassls had strings of his death. We’re being as factual as been easy to simply give the events Austin, Texas, movie star mistresses, word never possible under the circumstances. of his life. "A iittie run down on your soie got out. The list of Hughes’ conquests No recent Interviews ' “We are interested in capturing "I”m gonna tell you the name of a K'J" »i*\- reads like the film academy’s direc- “Hughes didn’t talk to many people the feeling of the man. This is an in nil man to see; to ^ of actresses. and there were no Interviews the last ner study of power and how it affects "I’m gonna tell you right where to ... Hughes was a billionaire with 20 years of his life except for that a man of great wealth. He preferred go. A ^reaV Santa looks over a sleigh flair. He is sure to be heralded even telephone press conference he held things or projects to people and we “He's working in Capitol Saddelry, more greatly in death than in life for five years ago. bring that out. “He’s sewing in the back of the A ‘real’ Santa Claus looks over the eight-foot high ice scuipture of Santa and his reindeer on the excellent reason that he no longer “We’ve researched books, tapes, ’"nie lives of Getty and Onassis place. display in the reflecting pool of the John Hancock Center in Chicago. Made out of 8,000 is around to deny, defend or dismiss •news accounts, photographs and new can’t compare with Hughes. Unlike "He’s old Charlie Dunn, a little pounds of ice by Yasuo Mizuuchi, the icy art is estimated to have a life of as long as three the rumors and tales of his colorful sreels. And, of course, Dietrich has them, he had no pretenses or feelings frail one "With a smile and a weeks, providing cold temperatures continue. Mizuuchi, formerly an assistant chef in a life. been a tremendous help because he of self-importance. leathery face.” The first film story on the man, Created to honor Carter restaurant, learned the art of ice-carving in his native city of Osaka, Japan. (UPI photo) was around Hughes in the interesting More than rich "I estimate I’ve made 200 pairs of "Howard, The Amazing Mr. early years when more facts were “Hughes was much, much more In honor of President-elect Jimmy Carter, Helen Boehm of boots a year and, over 55 years, Hughes,” will be aired early next available.’’ than a rich man. He had great power Trenton, N. J., has created the “Georgia Brown Thrasher that’s a lot of boots," said the 78- year in two two-hour segments on Among the film’s highlights are the and wealth, but he never spent it on year-old Dunn, picking fastidiously consecutive nights by CBS-TV. Fledglings” in porcelain. The brown thrasher is the state bird of story of the Spruce Goose, Hughes’ himself. Neither was he a charitable Georgia and this porcelain creation has the babies playing with 5 at a neatly trimmed thumbnail. Uses Dietrich book plywood plane, his pursuit of sexy man except for tax reasons. ‘Tve made boots for Ernest Tubb, Roger Gimbel, an old hand at movie stars, his passion for golf and “Hughes became a legendary peanuts. (UPI photo) Gene Autry, Jerry Jeff Walker, Rus Leary and Wagner appointed producing televisions shows record setting flights and, inevitably, figure in spite of himself. It wasn’t We've converted the ty Weir and a iot of football players (including “The Autobiography of classic page boy: long his penchant for privacy. showmanship on his part. He very BARBS like Bobby Layne.” truly tried to avoid the spotlight most bangs softly waved to Dunn is a third generation boot By PHIL PASTORET LIVE CHHSTMAS TREES to Memorial Day Committee of his life. Yet the parade he was the side (not straight), maker who was 6 when he went to given in New York City was bigger July 4 is already being cele THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM ends turned under (not work for his father as an apprentice Francis Leary and cemeteries instead of using before such a system could privately owned than Lindbergh’s.” brated in the nation’s capital CITlIRtTMnR out), to create o totally and spent five years learning the James Wagner have been fla g s on in d iv id u a l be instituted. Von Hone cemeteries in town. We Gimbel hopes his biography does — with those big Watergate feminine hairdo. And trade. appointed to serve on veterans' graves. said, would be to persuade just can’t tell a cemetery, bam-bams! we cover it with our to not embroider the already distorted -i- -I- -I- WAGON SHED tally lovely, longer Manchester's Permanent One of the problems that the town to spend money to we are going to put up a image of Hughes. He likes to think he June, moon, spoon all wearing rinse, Nice Memorial Day Committee. would have to be solved put flagpoles in tbe three flagpole, either, he said. has sorted out fact from fancy, truth rhyme — but how do yon work NURSERY Change. No peroxide, Leary, an active from fiction. "astronaut” into it? + + + no rub-off, and it lasts member of the local He sees Howard Hughes as an 1S5 Qriffln Rd„ South Windsor for weeksi Let us show Ford urged American Legion Post, original American hero. Tbe nicest things about 289-73S8 (North on R t 5 to Sullivan you. credit cards is that yon can go was appointed by Town PMHURST...SWEDISH KORV...Berggren Recipe Avo. (R t 194) Ryo SL to Qriffln Rd. Manager Robert Weiss to three years before they decide to take Our meat men will have KORV ready for you Thursday at 10 a m. and they are Plains plastic yoo're bankrupt. represent the Manchester now taking holiday orders for KORV... active role citizenry on the com Christmas tree mittee. Wagner will serve USDA CHOICE as a representative of the U8DA CHOICE U8DA CHOICE vandalised WASHINGTON (UPI) - 8EMI-BONELE88 Army and Navy Gub to the BRAI8INQ Congressional GOP leaders Tuesday LEAN CENTER CUT LONDON BROIL PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - The town’s committee. BEEF SHORT RIBS urged President Ford to be an active CHUCK ROaST plastic Christmas tree that Billy The increased vandalism leader of the Republican Party, not Carter,, brother of President-elect in Manchester’s •1.49 lb AS SEEN IN just a figurehead who leaves the 99*. Jimmy Carter, promised to remove cemeteries was discussed 98*. APRIL 22 ISSUE OF... work to the new party chairman. if elected mayor has been tom down Ford met this morning today with by the committee Monday y by vandals. the Republican leadership to discuss night at its meeting at the PHASE PLAGE PMMIRST SAUSAGE MEAT...... ib*1.10 Billy Carter said during his un legislative matters, including a pay Municipal Building. HOLIDAY ORDERS ShrfiM Ls n Bacon...... ib.00* successful mayor’s race his first of raise for federal personnel, but Flags marking veterans’ Annonr’s SkMeu Franks...... ib.70* ficial act if elected would be to “tear afterwards, the talk turned to GOP graves can be put in the FOR down that damn tree.” He said it Thursday evening before politics. SWEDISH KORV PERDUE FRESH didn’t make sense to have a false tree M eC airs Sen. Robert Griffin, R-Mich., a Memorial Day and by the because "there are real trees all next Saturday, they are FRESH TURKEYS long-time friend of Ford’s and one of FRESH CAPONS GMCKEN around us.” those in the running to succeed Sen. gone, Walter Von Hone, a Town Gerk W.C. Lamb Jr. said E MORREUHAMS Hugh Scott, R-Pa., as the Senate member of the committee “somebody hooked up to the Christ BEST DIETS Republican leader, said Ford filled said. RIR ROAST REEF LEGS mas tree and dragged it down the the lawmakers in on his meeting last Legendary bootmaker Everett Kennedy, a JUMRO SHRIMP street” with their car Sunday night. week with Vice President Nelson A. member of the committee USDA CHOICE It was found a mile away but ‘‘it's not Bootmaker Charles Dunn was already a legend in those circles and one of the three PerdtM FrMh CHICKEN BREA8T . $1.05 lb. & EXERCISES Rockefeller, conservative Ronald where men take pride in what they wear on their feet. Then WHOLE in shape” to be put back up again. custodians of veterans’ After Billy Carter lost last week’s Reagan, and Texan John B. Connally. came along Jerry Jeff Walker and he put the legend to music. TENDERLOINS U8DA CHOICE Tte Resident, said Griffin, “was graves, suggested that the WHOLE 80NELES8 PORK election to incumbent Mayor A.L. • Dunn says he is getting orders from people as far east as committee look at the New ^rd/»y4jlM Blanton, Blanton said the 25-foot-high encouraged not only to be a titular ' SHEU STRIP LOINS SHOULDER CLOD ROAST BEFORE AND .\FTER: Riti Randazzo a.nd husband Paul (left), bead of the Republican Party but to Minnesota. The music, “Charlie Dunn,” pays rare tribute to Britain system of installing Tondor Boot Roast tree would remain just where it was, C a parklet with a flagpole 5 rib cut 0 -A f '/ y y when she was near her peak weight of 213 pounds. At right, as she be an active leader.” Dunn’s craft. (UPI photo) across the street from City Hall. looks today, having s h ^ 95 pounds to bring her weight down to Scott said Ford was considering and monument in the S SI B B IS • 1 . 2 9 , . 118. veterans sections of its 7 0 * » 0m / 0 .. reviving the Republican coordinating 500 people will tell you New orange committee as a forum for expressing about the quality of our Fresh Oysters...Scailopa...Ftoun(ler ripens faster the GOP point of view while the Miller Farms Fresh Hn Woman Takes 'Big Loss,' Is Delighted Democrats control both the White Thanksgiving TEL AVIV (UPI) - An Israeli House and Congress. LAND OF LAKES Turkeys...We have farmer has developed a new orange Various sweetenings can be added these only use the powder for a “The President said he was leaning already placed one that ripens three weeks sooner than very favorably toward the forming of to lend variety. Rita says she's a single meal. Such as breakfast or order with Miller...last BUHER , . * 1 . 0 5 the most successful local variety and lunch, just to maintain their weight. a commission to express party By Lm Edmaa chocolate nut, so uses Nestle's Quik order for Fresh Turkeys is sweeter and easier to peel, Rita Randazzo of Rocky Hill took in her shakes. The unusual part of Comes With VHainios policy,” Scott continued. PARKAY must be in by Friday... MILK agriculture officials report. a big loss, but it's the kind a lot of the diet is the main meal of the day, After her success at loaing Order 10 to 13 lb. sizes MARGARINE Amiel Gottesman. a citrus farmer others wouldn't mind taking either. dinner, is absolutely unrestricted. weight, Rita obtained the distribu The dieter can eat anything he or torship for NaturSlim for this area. and 18 to 22 7 5 * Wgal. ’ in a small town near Tel Aviv, In five and a half months, Rita went 4 5 *1 .. from 213 pounds to her present 118 she wants. Rita claims she eats like Today, she estimates there are pounders...Other sizes developed the new strain after 20 which looks pretty good On her S a horse then. between 1,200 and 1,500 people here are in short supply. Shop Plnohunt tor Holiday Thin Ribbon Candy, years of experiments. foot 8 inch frame. Originally. Rita was aiming for using the diet food. It is sold in one Lord Christmas card pound cans, along with a jar of Curranta, Qoldan Ralalna, Plum Pudding, Bran- Named after Gottesman’s Like a smoker who quit, she can 125 pounds, supposed to be ideal for IS IS IS El Bl B President and Mrs. Ford’s 1976 Christmas card shows a winter remember the exact date when it her height. Loaing weight was so vitamins which provide the required i l i diad and Plain MInca Maat. daughter, the new strain, “Varda IP M l SPARKLU scene called “Going to Church,” by the Connecticut artist G,” is sweeter because it has less started: Jan. 8, 1974 when she hit easy she found herself down to her daily needs. One can supplies 60 that 213 pounds. It was on that day present 118. meals, at an average cost of 38c, 8HURPIHE acid than the Shamuti, the most pop Gift 8ugg»$tlon$ ONE PIE PUMPKIN George Durrie (1820-1863). ’The card, by Hallmark, has an an she left the hospital with her third Since she feels good at that including the low fat or skimmed CRANBEHMES tique gold border and metallic green background. Inside, under ular of Israeli-grown oranges. child, a son. She went shopping for figure, she’s staying there happily. milk u s^ . MorraN Hams 3 i M -D D Small lots of the new orange have 3 i*1 .D D an embossed Presidential seal, are the words: “With best a dress and found she could not gel Strangely, she only weighs herself The slim Mrs. Randazzo livea with ABOUT DIAMONDS Whala Tandartolnt already been sent to England for into a size 20. That did it. Today, once every three weeks. For those her husband, Paul, an analyst with- Shan 8aaf Lain wishes from our family for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New marketing, a Citrus Marketing Board she wears a size 7. starting the diet, she advises them Aetna Insurance Co., and their 8COTT HORMEL S triM TISSUES Year. The President and Mrs. Ford.” (UPI photo) official said. to wait a week before weighing three children a t220 Farms Vill CHUNK HAMS Nn Ranger Pangs themselves. Many get discouraged age Rd Needless to sav. he feels sm CarUflaatas 3 1 * roll if they don't Ipse a pound a day. The R B * can What did the trick was a diet food a lot happier now than she did 3 rtHIt 89* called Natursliro, used twice a day first few days people lose water two yeers ago in the form of milk shakes. The weight, but then the fat begins to program requires no meetings to melt, she points out. pd. Adv WNS! SHOPPRKHURST Of the 1.200 to 1,500 NaturSlim Green Giant CORN...... i2os. 3 | * 1 i0 0 a t t ^ . no exercises, no drugs or Thun 8 UR. H 8 p-m. shots and. best of all for those who dieters, Rita estimates 50 percent of Fri 8 u iL tl 8 pjiL SAVE follow it, no hunger pangs. them reached their goal. Many of :-T SH8tl8 8HURFINE NOWON PEAS or RED QSQQa m LAND OF LAKES 5 BUHER KIDNEY BEANS 17 OK. oant CHARTERS SHOE- RCCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES * 1 . 0 5 . •U s Vegas •GariUean NaturSlim is now available at the following locations: DASH AU lumbo 20 lb. pack • Europe • California CIS COFFEE 404 oHpaok 604 off daal UOGEn PARXADE DRUG •3 .S D • 8 .7 7 -.and 404 West Mdfle Tpke. 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North Manchester Office, i^ ) North Main St. Shop-Rite Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike . Windier Shpg. Ctr. CALL OR COME IN FOR FREE INFORMATION MANCHISTIN PANKAOl • M M tn (No Spencer St (Silver Lane) a Hlllitown Rd ^ Route I5S F irst Manchester O ffiw .')}),"»Main St. VINNON, MISTOl PUZA, WIVPAAMt, MMMURY g ^ Other leeelloM Sreeglmil Ceneietlcet PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Read Herald Ads 302 Maln...n«ar the Armory MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancherttr, Conn.. Wed . Dec 15, 1976- PAGE THIRTEEN-B fAOK TWELVE-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1976 Washington window Western oil conservation 1 , ADVERTISING National Weather Forecast Eljem speaking RATES Exit Bob Strauss ___ ILI I I ^ 1 diy .... 11« word p«r d(y 3 dtyt ... KX word p«r d«y © te Heralti Lutz Junior Museum e dtyi .... M word p«r diy efforts seen wanting By ARNOLD SAWISLAK 28 doyi — 8< word p«r day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WASHINGTON (UPI) — Years ago. The New Yorker 15 word! IZ.OO minimum magazine ran a cartoon that showed Mayor Fiorello H appy A d a ...... 12.30 Inoft' By BARRY JAMES UNnuNOMOLHOICO y below the 17.3 million of last year. But next year’s con LaGuardIa arriving at City Hall. ’The next couple of pan J BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - Members of the inter sumption is expected to rise to 17.8 million barrels daily els showed the old building rocking, rolling and nearly PHONE 643-2711 v . \ ; national oil cartel, in attempting to justify demands for lO tA N O tL U — one reason being the powing shortage of natural gas. jumping off its foundations. The last showed it collapsing FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD yet another increase in prices, point to what they regard ^ rt' At current American rates of oil usage, the country’s limply as Hizzoner departed for the day. as the wasteful consumption of energy by the in Christmas proven reserves amount to little more than a 10-year Something of that sort would be appropriate for the towin tlMMtMUtll / dustrialized nations. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 L N fW W O fM A N t supply. Democratic National Committee upon the departure of They ask why they should underwrite Western develop INDEX "The decline In the ratio of reserves to production ,.. Robert L. Strauss, its chairman from December, 1972, SALES POSITION - Straight CLEANER - HANDYMAN - r - H- plants ment with their oil when industrial countries do not seem N O T IC It W has already occurred in the world outside the Communist through January, 1977. 1 Loti and Found commissions, leads furnished For bus fleet. Driving ability particularly concerned about saving it. — to homeowners. Call 242-5402. necessary. Part or full time. I/.M WOW area,” said Geoffrey Chandler, a director of the Shell Much has been written about the accomplishments of 2 P trA o nA lt Just about now, people celebrating Oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Expor 3 — Announcomonti Call 9 a.m. ‘til 4 p.m., 644- Petroleum Co., in a speech. the Dallas lawyer-banker who took over the debt-ridden 4 Enftrtilnm tnf the Christmas season are “decking ting Countries meet in the Persian Gulf state of Qatar ESTABLISHED Realtor has 1531, Post Road Stages. UFtW1MH(CI01(XA5|i> “None of this Implies the sudden ‘running out’ of oil, but Democratic party after its worst election defeat and 5 A u c tio n t opening for highly motivated their halls" with boughs of holly, today and are expected to raise oil prices. For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, Dec. 16. During Wednesday rather the need for its Increasingly selective use in brought it back to solvency and victory in 1976. FINANCIAL salesperson with real estate SHIPPING, Receiving i pine, hemlock and many other West unreasonable? applications for which it is particularly suited, such as 0 Bondt^StocMt-MongigM license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, Inventory Control Clerk, mght, rain is expected in upper northwest Washington, southern evergreens. In doing so, they are Nut williout Strauss 9 —PtriontI Leant Philbrick Agency, M6-4200. Experience not required. Florida and the mid Atlantic states. Mostly fair elsewhere. “It is completely unreasonable to go to the energy- transportation and chemical feedstocks,” he said. 10 — inauranca practicing a custom that dates back There are some who might argue that the Democrats Willingness to learn and work Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum producing countries and say to them to produce more EMPLOYMENT many centuries. could have won the presidency this year with a candidate PART TIME - Sales - If you hard important. Write Box readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 34 (49), Boston 29 (44), Chicago because we have a slight difficulty for the moment and at 13 Hatp Wantad are area professional 415, Rockville, Conn. 06066. Romans lavishly decorated homes, Oil age brief other than Jimmy Carter, but few who watched the ADVERTISING 14 Buatnati Opportunitiaa 27 (40), Cleveland 28 (41), Dallas34 (55), Denver 23 (54), Duluth the same time tell them not to increase their price,” said 19 — Situation Wantad salesmen in the day time and 15 (26), Houston 40 (61), Jacksonville 50 ( 63), Kansas City 29 temples and statues with greenery Distant history will remember the oil age as a mere political scene in the four years just past would maintain want to sell at night and make NOTICE - Now hiring - steady Viscount Etienne Davignon of Belgium, chairman of the DEADLINE ED U C A TIO N (48), Little Rock 29-(52), Los Angeles 47 (67), Miami 63 ( 77), for their winter feast. Saturnalia. An blink in time, but its passing may be the cause of conflicts that the party could have come back without Strauss. more than your day Job... it’s work - Starting to take International Energy Agency. IS Privata inatructiona Minneapolis 2t (34), New Orleans 42 ( 55), New York 36 ( 46), evergreen plant symbolized eternal as the developed countries fight for an ever-diminishing Strauss did not restore unity to the Democratic party. 12:00 noon the day before 19 —Schoois-Ciaiaaa fun and easylVt! Call Mr. applications, for full time When the industrial nations have “no serious policy for publication. 20 .. Inilructlont Wantad Douglas, 525-9134.______employment, A number of job Phoenix 39 ( 65), San Francisco 38 (60), Seattle 46 (53), St. Louis life and offered hope that spring supply — especially when the Soviet Union, sometime in It still has factions that do not speak, and it still has dis 24 (45), Washington 35 ( 50). the^uture,” Davipon said, "I can understand scholars in Deadline for Saturday And opening to be filled. Phone could not be far away. Laurel was an the 1980s, bwomes a major importer as its own reserves REAL ESfUTE SANTA CLAUS - wanted for those countries saying ... their mission in life is not to agreements that can raise the roof without notice. What Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 23 Homaa for Sala 528-3869, between 9 and 2 only. especially popular evergreen among start declining. Strauss did was make the warring Democrats sit down 24 —Lota-Land for Sala 15 minutes on Christmas Eve, subsidize our errors.” 25 Invaatmant Proparty approximately 6 p.m. Call 646- the Romans because to them it Davignon said Western countries have "wasted oppor together and try to work together. In this, he ac 26 —Buainaaa P ro p ^ RESPONSIBLE Manager - Despite a lot of talk after the 1973 Arab embargo and oil PLEASE READ — 3381 for more information. represented peace and joy as well as tunities” already and ought to be doing more concen complished a feat of mediation worthy of Henry 27 Raaort Property Needed to run wholesale and price shock, many Western countries have paid scant 26 — Raal Eatata Wantad mail order business, part time victory. trated thinking about the future. Kissinger. YOUR AD OPPORTUNITY for attrac Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 attention to conservation and oil consumption is again MIIC. lERVICEt from home, ^rious inquiries Even before the Romans, '"The lead time to get a new source of energy on board Strauss did not reform the Democratic party. He was Clasiifiad ada are taken over tive, refined person, good only. No phone interviews. rapidly increasing. 31 Sarvicaa Offarad I MANCHESTER evergreens were looked upon as sym is at least six years,” he said. ”If we don’t begin to plan stuck with reform when he took over the chairmanship tha phone at a convenience. 32 —Palnting-Paparing appearance, pleasant per 742-9068. DUPLEX - Rambling 6-3. bols of eternal life because they sur “Some governments feel the energy crisis is behind The Herald If responsible for 33 —Buiidtng-CorrtrKting sonality to make up to $150 a Fireplace, carpeting, and decide now, we will get more and more bogged down and he would never have lasted in the job had he seriously only one incorrect Insertion 34 —Roofing-Siding GREAT FAMLV them," Davipon said. "It is not behind them, it is still —Haating-PlumSing week. Car useful. Phone 872- MATURE Middle age person aluminum storms, trees, $445. vived the winter cold that killed most and then only to Ihe size of the 35 in a bad situation.” attempted to return party government to the top-down 36 —Flooring 4515. income. $36,900. Hutchins other plants. In Celtic and Nordic very much in front of uk.” original Ineerlion. Errors which with mechanical ability for NOME Nuclear fission plus a return to coal is the path plotted system that prevailed in the past. 37 —Moving-Truciimg-Sloraga full or part time position in Agency, 646-3166. lands, these greens “that do not die” Low marks for U.S.A. do not lessen the value of Ihe 36 - Sarvicaa Wantad TRIM YOUR Christmas tree 9 Room FuN Dormer Ci|w by a number of countries. If scientists can ever tame Made reform work advertisement will not be cor coin-op car wash. Applicant were held in high regard and were The United States in particular gets low marks from rected by an additional inser MI8C. FOR SALE with the extra $$ you make must have own transporta COVENTRY - Nicely kept 14 bedrooms, first floor nuclear fusion, the world’s most common element — What Strauss did was make party reform work so that 41 Articlea lor Sala believed to possess powers that could the lEA's recent report on conservation. tion. — representing the world's tion, and be bondable. Apply five room Ranch. Modern I family room, with pegged hydrogen — may one day become a source of cheap, clean the Democrats could open their ranks to groups previous 42 Building Suppitaa largest cosmetics and kitchen and bath. Three oak floors, rec room, gar- shjeld people from evil spirits. Even “Project Independence notwithstanding, America now 43 —Pata -Birds- Dogs in person between 5:30 a m. I and safe energy. 44 _ Livestock toiletries company. Show and bedrooms, full basement and after the Teutonic tribes embraced ly shut out and still go about the business of electing can _ ana 6:00 p.m., at 672 Hartford lage, and carport. Walk to imports 41 per cent of its oil compared with 29 per cent in But until that day, nuclear power represents at best a 45 B oats & Accaaaoriaa sell beautiful gifts, cosmetics, Road (next to Dairy Queen), , $27,900. Lessenger Co, I all schools. $39,900. Christianity, many of them continued didates for public office. 46 —Sporting Goods jewelry, etc. in your spare 19W. OPEC’s share of the U S. market increas^ from 18 Faustian bargain spawning deadly plutonium which will 47 Garden Products Manchester. K rs, 646-8713, 423-9291. the use of evergreens at winter Strauss did get the party out of the red. It was about 59 time. Set your own hours - WARREN E. to 34 per cent,” Davipon said. have to be sealed up and monitored for 50 times as long as 48 A ntiques festivals and Christmastide. million in debt after the 1968 election, and as treasurer 49 — Wantad to Buy pick your own work days. RECEPTIONIST - With some COVENTRY - $21,900. Attrac 5 “In North America at the moment, the use of energy all recorded history to date. and then chairman, Strauss got most of the bills settled. Interested? Call 523-9401. knowledge of typing and tive four room Rianch. Huge HOWLAND Oftentimes church officials per capita is twice as high as in the European countries □ NO TIC ES R ENTALS iReallort 643-1108 As part of this effort, he developed the political telethon 52 Rooms for Rom billing. Hours will include stone fireplace. View of lake. objected to decorating the church and the price of oil is twice as low.” 53 —Apartments for Rant RECEPTIONIST - Busy den some Saturday mornings. Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- to raise money. Buying costly national television air time -54 _ Homea for Rant with such greenery since the custom If the oil producers raise prices another 10 per cent, the _ tal office in Manchester Your ability to smile and to be 8713. 423-9291. to solicit funds was a gigantic risk, but it worked and it Lost and Found 1 55 Business for Rent was deriv^ from heathen practices. impact on the ordinary American would not be high; 56 —Resort Property for Rent seeking experience mature pleasant, will be rewarded MANCHESTER - 5-4 Two However, it was tolerated and probably will be a permanent feature of the political 57 Wanted to Rent receptionist. Duties include: with a secure position in this BOLTON - Owner transfered. Family. Separate furnaces. about 1.5 cents more on a gallon of gasoline. LOST - Miniature, female 58 - MiSC- for Rent Appointment scheduling, allowed to continue since it was so scene. Schnauzer. Name - Gretchin. health facility. Phone 643- Three bedroom Ranch. Fami Three car garage. Centrally It hardly seems surprising therefore, that sales of AUTOMOTIVE phone, bookkeeping, light 2966. ly room, excellent condition popular among the people. Strauss did all this with a zest and energy that seemed Grey. Vicinity of Irene Drive, located in Business Zone II. small cars in the United States have been so weak that 61 Autos for Sale ^ping. Heavy public contact. throughout. Spacious yard. $30s. La Penta Agency, limitless. Putting a Democratic whistlestop campaign Vernon. Reward. Call 646- 62 —Trucks for Sale One of the most favorite of holiday plants making them have been idled, while the big gas- SCANDINAVIAN SHOP! — Four day week, salary Quick occupancy. $3l500. Realtor, 646-2440. train on the tracks was one of his fondest personal 0121. 63 Heavy Equipment for Sala negotiable. Send resume to evergreens is mistletoe, a member of p zzlers are back in force. ELLINGTON CENTRE PLAZA 64 —MolOKycles-Bicycies Work 8t hofTM in spars Urns. Earn Lessenger Co., Realtors. 646- 65 — Campws-TrailarS'MoOila P.O. Box 289. Manchester, the laurel family. This plant with its ELLINGTON. CONN. projects, and he worked for two years to get it done. IMPOUNDED - Tan female, S2S0. par 1000 stuffing 8713, 423-9291. ASSUMABLE Mortgage - 7%. Taxes could cut use Hom es Conn. 06040 snvalopas. Sand stampad, saif- pale grayish-green leaves and waxy Sit. A Sun. Wetherall Street area; tri 66 Automotive Service Three bedrooms. Your fur t0*$:30 872 - 0273 Hard acl to follow addrassad anvaiopa to Tarry COVENTRY - Large ten room white berries is a parasite, whose The lEA looks in horror at this, and strongly W*d-, Thuft., 10-S color female. Center Street 67 - Autos for Rent-Leese Lana Entarprisas, P.O. Boi 289, niture will fit! Plenty wall Fri. 104 After all the complicated details were worked out and MATURE PERSON - To work Hobart, tndiana 46342. Colonial. Priced at only $39,- space. Lots of closets! Cen recommends the U.S. government introduce a tax policy area. Contact Manchester full time. Monday - Friday. aerial toots penetrate the bark of the the train finally got under way in New York, Strauss Dog Warden, 646-4555. 900. Four or five bedrooms, tral, convenient location. host tree. In time, if the tree to discourage wasteful use of petroleum. Apply in person. Swiss Colony, two baths, fireplace, 3 4 acre Reduced to $36,900. Keith alighted at every stop to warm up the audience and in Manchester Parkade becomes too heavily infested with According to the Petroleum Industry Research Foun Personals 2 Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- Real Estate, 646-4126, 649- We Carry: troduce the local politicians and the presidential can H elp Wanted 13 8713, 423-9291. the mistletoe, it wilt be weakened dation in New York, the United States has consumed ______1922. >_____ didate. He and his wife Helen also served snacks to the FULL TIME Store clerk Business Opportunity 14 and die. about 17 million barrels of oil per day in 1976, which is • Gradia of Finland ROOMMATE to share six reporters between stops. room Duplex, own room, PHONE FROM home to ser needed for local 7-Eleven food COVENTRY NORTH - Im MANCHESTER - Reduced Mistletoe grows throughout the • Dansk His works for first 14-hour day of the trip was just Manchester, call 649-4153. vice our customers in the store, midnight to 8 a.m. shift. SMALL ENGINE Service maculate seven room Raised again to $46,900. 6-6 Duplex. United States but is particularly • Orre Fors of Sweden about finished as the train neared Pittsburgh. Strauss Manchester area, flexible Some cashier retail Corporation expanding dealer Ranch. Large rooms. 1 1/2 Three bedrooms each. abundant in the states of Alabama hours, super earnings, 249- experience helpful. Benefits network. ,\o experience baths, fireplace, beamed Garage. Immediate occupan celebrated by blockading the aisle of VIP car and leading 7773. ceilings, rec room, two car and California. Its name is probably Barbara Ulkus, curator of education at Lutz Junior Museum, • Royal Copenhagen of include insurance, credit un necessary. Complete training cy. La Penta Agency, AIRWAY a loud and raucous sing-a-long all the way into the sta- ion and profit sharing. Apply program. $500. investment garage, acre lot. Excellent Realtors, 646-2440. derived from the Anglo-Saxon word, arranges holly to go with the museum’s Christmasy look. TRAVEL AGENCY Denmark tion. NOTICE SALES PEOPLE - Older in person at 7-Eleven Food required to start your own area $42,000. Lessenger Co., misteltan, meaning “different twig” (Herald photo by Dunn) 457 CENTER 8T. Strauss will be a hard act to follow. But whoever Carter multi-million dollar company Store, 253 Main S treet. business. Ideal (or retired or Realtors. 646-8713 , 423-9291. MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex part time Details on request. since it stands out from other twigs 648-2500 selects will find it an easier job to do because of the Probate Court is open for con with young ideas has openings Manchester. An Equal Oppor with separate heating in color and habit of growth. for people who are looking for tunity Employer, M E. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field systems, wall-to-wall carpet, crown of thorns and the berries his foreign minister to Mexico, in 1828. remarkable Texan who filled it last. ferences with the Judge from Training Division Box 619. The holiday custom of kissing un a future, in sales and manage convenient location. High blood. Another story describes holly The plant is called Flor de la Noche 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on TEXAS REFINERY Corp. Wading River. New York. $30's. Zinsser Agency, 646- der the mistletoe may have ment. Opening due to in-house MANCHESTER as springing from the footsteps of Buena, or Flower of the Holy Night Thursday nights. Night promotions. This company offers plenty of money plus 11792. 1511 originated among the Romans who telephone number: 649-0445 cash bonuses, fringe benefits YOU CANT MISS.... Christ as he wandered the earUi. (Christmas Eve), by the Mexicans CompIttB has more financial success by buying this beautiful considered it a symbol of hope and Bigamist leaves stories than any other in New to m ature individual in LIQUOR STORE ■ Good going MANCHESTER ■ Four In medieval England, unmarried and other people of Central America. Travel Service OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY! The Probate Court will be SIX room Cape on treed peace. Whenever enemies met under closed Thursday evening England, no limit on what you Manchester area. Regardless business Be independent bedroom Cape with shed women who tied a sprig of holly to Contrary to common belief, the M3 Lmw Tmm MM4 h ’ of experience, write F F. $22,000 Hutchins Agency. 646- lot Three bedrooms, dormer, first floor family mistletoe, they laid aside their H c r a lb December 23rd and Thursday can earn. Call Doug Baskin, living room with their bed post on Christmas Eve showy r ^ bracts are leaves, not 525-9134. Pate. Pres . Texas Refinery 3166 room with Franklin stove, weapons, kissed one another and big legal tangle evening December 30th. Corp , Box 711, Fort Worth. fireplace, formal dining fireplaced living room, gar would be saved from becoming flower petals. It is the yellow cluster William E. FitzGerald room, and applianced declared a truce until the next day. witches in the new year. PART-TIME help needed for Tex. 76101. PROTECTED Distributorship age and more. $40's. Zinsser in the center of these bracts that Judge of Probate ■ Rockville. Vernon. kitchen. Exterior recently Agency. 646-1511 Today the custom requires a boy or fitting and drilling bowling vinyl sided. Asking $35,900 There are more than 300 species of holds the plant’s blossoms. Pointset- PIERRE, S.D. (UPI) — Like any woman, Pat Martin balls Must have experience. FULL TI.ME Experienced Manchester, and East Hart E girl to claim a kiss from anyone stan holly growing in almost every coun has vivid memories of her wedding day. She thought it un clerk typist. 35 hour week. ford Female line prime FRECHETTES MARTIN COVENTRY - Six room ding beneath the mistletoe, remove a tias range in size from small house Inquire at Vernon Lanes, try throughout the world. In the Route 83, Vernon. Collection Services. 1010 Main season 666-6769. or 236-1674, R u tto ra S46-4144 Raised Ranch with fireplaced berry and hand it to that person. varities to plants up to 10 feet high. usual that her husband — not usually a big spender — United States it is native to the Other than southern California or Street East Hartford Bob living room, paneled rec When all the berries are gone, the slipped the Justice of the Peace a $50 bill. LEGAL room, three bedrooms, gar eastern half of the nation from Mrs. Martin, now widowed and the mother of five, is in TOOL DESIGNER - plant has no more kisses to offer. Florida, the tropical poinsettia ATTENTION LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS Experienced, in aircraft type age. Asking $39,900. Zinsser Massachusetts to Florida and requires a climate much warmer volved in a legal tangle trying to prove she really married Unlike evergreens in general, mis NOTICE sheet metal development, PRIVATE SALE • Two Agency, 646-1511. westward to Missouri and Texas. than this country can offer, thus for former state Director of Economic Development Bob overtime and benefits. Inter tletoe rarely was used in church T0NI6HT 6 THURSDAY NIGHT ON CHANNEL 13 bedroom Condominium Home Much of the holly sold in this area, cing our Christmas supply to be Martin and that he is the father of her five children. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION viewing 8 a m. to 4 p.m. 646- EARN EDUCATION in Manchester. Quick oc LOOKING FOR a home you decorations because it was the most however, is grown commercially in OF 4048, Dynamic Metal cupancy, with no need to can be proud of in a low price grown in greenhouses. Led a double life GOOO range? We have it! Well built sacred of plants to pagan Druids. the northwestern states and British POTTERY SHED OF Products Co. Inc., 422 North redecorate. This home has The museum’s display of' Christ Main Street, Manchester. Private Instrucllons 18 and spotless Cape, with C Another holiday favorite is holly Martin died of a heart attack in October and it was MANCHESTER, INC. many desirable features. Call Columbia. mas plants is just one of the seasonal DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING VIA CABLE TV SPENOING fireplace, eat in kitchen, full with its dark green glossy leaves and learned then he was leading a double life, keeping two Notice is hereby given, pur 646-0491. after 5 p.m Although not an evergreen, the exhibits currently being offered to EXPERIENCED Window REMEDIAL READING and cellar, expandable attic. bright red berries. Its name is RAedIa Access Dynsmlcs end Participating Manchester Merchants wives and two separate families. suant to General Statutes of MONEY math: individualized work poinsettia is certainly a popular the public. Everyone is invited to cleaner - Steady work. Must VERNON - Three bedrom Excellent residential area. derived from the Old English holen Pat Martin spent a frustrating day in court Monday Connecticut, that Pottery program. ilst-8th grade) by $30,900. Act today! Keith Real Christmas plant. Its bright red visit, free of charge, throughout the be reliable. Equal Opportuni BOYS & Ranch Excellent condition. or holegn, and the practice of using it trying to prove she married Martin and that her five Shed of Manchester, Inc., a ty Employer. Phone M9-5334. NIasters degree teacher 568- $37,000. by owner Call 643- Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. bracts are found everywhere during holidays. The museum will be closed, at Christmas was brought to this present children were fathered by him. Connecticut corporation GIRLS 8075. 2045 the holiday season. however, on Dec. 24, 25, 26, 27 and RANCH - Seven rooms, three country by English settlers. The "It’s hard on my kids,” she said during one of the having its principal place of DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis This plant was discovered by Dr. Jan. 1, 2 and 3. business in West Hartford, tant for children's practice. 5 Evenings A Week PIANO. VOICE. Guitar. EAST HARTFORD ■ Throw bedrooms, modern kitchen, L branches of sharply pointed leaves several court recesses. ‘They are still trying to unders Organ, Drums, Trumpet in Joel Roberts Poinsett, our first Best wishes for a merry holiday Connecticut, has been dis Full time. Will train. Desired 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. away your rent receipts and shaped living and dining have come to represent Christ’s tand that their daddy is dead and that they won't see him qualifications: Organized, structions. Gift Certiiicates. room Large paneled family season and happy new year to all. solved by a resolution of its buy your starter home today. anyrtiore.” assertive, able to interact Bands available for parties. Four room Ranch, two room in basement, garage, Board of Directors and Call Ivory Rose Music, 647-9040. She has traveled to Pierre from her new home in Kan with people, secretarial and bedrooms, nice quiet area patio, 300' deep lot. $39,9i00. Stockholders, effective as of bookkeeping skills, desire for Philbrick Agency. Realtors. D ecem ber 10, 1976. All 647-9946 $28,900 Century 21, Jackston- /L sas to testify three times and says she just wants to settle personal growth. Send resume PROFESSIONAL Tutoring - Avante. 646^1316 646-4200. things up and return to Kansas, where she and her creditors, if any, are warned to P.O. Box I, Glastonbury, For Reading and Math. children can lead normal lives again. to present their claims to Conn. 06033. Hcrali) Master’s Degree teacher Call The Plant Store ”1 just want to make this Christmas the best possible Robert L. Krechevsky at 37 for Free evaluation, B49-8023 for my kids,” she said Lewis Street, Hartford, SCHOOL BUS D rivers - Church sign SIX Connecticut 06103. on or Knowledge of Manchester REAL ESTATE i WHEN YOU 7HINK REAL ES7A7E; Other wife detaclied before April 30, 1977 or necessary. Clean driving creates Greenhouse ess-sui Convenient Tw ) Mary Lou Martin, Martin’s other wife and the officially thereafter be barred as by record. Five year auto WEXT RADIO - Need 10 peo I 7HINK : statute provided. experience required. We will ple for local, light delivery. Homes For Sale 23 turmoil recognized widow, remained poised and detached while train. Call 643-2373, between 9 Pat Martin recountered her marriage day, Feb. 14,1968. Dated at Hartford. Connec Slusl have own car, and neat Show Show and 1. appearance. Part time, full MANCHESTER - Large Two GEORGETOWN, La. Pat Martin has yet to turn up a marriage license. ticut this lOth day of time available. Apply in per family, eleven rooms, con ;(iUat;vc\\ac& & ^osse.Uo; "We had talked about marriage often,” Pat Martin December, 1976. ACCOUNTANT - Local cer venient location, reduced to (UPI) — Former Louisiana son. 989 Main Street, second I S 3,750 — Excellent beauty salon business. | legislator Willard Rambo Green Gift Super Specials Times Dates said. "In fact. Bob talked about it more than me. He said POTTERY SHED OF tified public accounting firm floor, between 10 a.m. and 6 $35,000 Paul W. Dougan, is looking for quality accoun Realtor 643-4535. says the Department of HOLIDAV he was separated from his wife and that he had three MANCHESTER, INC. p.m., or call 646-4090 I $ 4,000 — Beauty Shop. Excellent opportunity. | B y - tants to join their staff. Highways should include sons.. That’s about all I knew.” $32,500 — 6 room Cepe, aluminum elding. | Robert L. Krechevsky Experience in accounting WEXT RADIO - Need 20 peo STORE FOR Business - With I Philodendron Selloum $ i C 99 ^ attached two family 5-5 in Jesus Christ as a codefen Then Pat found out she was pregnant with Sarah and its altorney auditing and preparation of all ple. (or Tele-Quiz Program. I $32,900 — 6 room Colonial Cape, garage, large lot. | dant in a suit demanding (Tree Philodendron) I If 3 f t . d ia m e t e r SHOPPERS told Martin she didn’t want to see him anymore unless tax returns necessary. business location. $51,900 No experience necessary. A $34,500 — Immaculate 6-rm. Condo. 2 'ti bathe. I removal of a roadside they could make a life together. Finally Bob told her he Compensation, frinee benefits Shifts available 9:30 to 3:^0 Merritt Agency, 646-1180 and future potential excellent p.m.. or 4 p.m. to 9 p m. Apply * $35,900 — 3-4 bedroom Colonial w/2-car garage. I church welcome sign. was granted a divorce. for career in public accoun VERNON ■ Owner must sell Shefflera^ 3-4 ft...... $12.99 SHOWCASE CUSSIFIED in person, 989 Main Street, se J $37,500 — Immaculate 6-rm. Colonial near hoapital. | “ It’s His sign. I gave it to “ I picked up Bob at Kansas City airport and we drove ting. Principals only. Please cond floor, between 10 a.m. Three bedroom young im Him and I think He ought to Topeka, Salina — we just drove and drove. Finally we send resume. Apply Box B. and 6 p.m , or call 646-4090. maculate -Ranch. Emma I $37,900 — Hollister St. 7-rm. Colonial, 2-car garage. | Shefflera, 5-6 ft...... $ 2 4 .0 0 IS THE I,ane. $37,000. Immediate oc to be named, too,” said ended up in a town Bob called York, Neb. It was a small Manchester Herald. I $38,500 — 8-rm. Ranch in Columbia. Cuitom home. | DISHWi\SHERS Wanted - cupancy. Broker, 236-3851, Rambo, a former state town, and the house was ordinary. We went in and were PLACE TO HAIRDRESSING manager 52^7111. A $39,500 — 6 rm. Cape w/assumabla mortgage. A senator. married by a justice of the peace.” Part time, nights. Must have RED EMERALD Philodendron 3 ft. & over wanted for young progressive clean, well kept appearance, A $39,900 — Aluminum tided 7 rm. Capa with garage. | Rambo and the Pat recalled that Martin gave the justice a $50 bill. shop. Apply in person, 739 MANCHESTER - For only or will not be considered. App I $42,900 — New 3-bd. Col. IVa bathe, frp'., al. tided. | Georgetown First Baptist $ ^ 4 0 0 SELECT OUTSTANDING HGLIDAY BARGAINS FROM THE Main Street, Manchester. ' ly in person. Tacorral, 246 $34,500 you can purchase a Church are codefendants in Broad Street. large Six room Colonial. Huge I $42,900 — AnealdI bit. 5-rm. Ranch, double garage. | 5 modern kitchen. 1 1/2 baths, the suit that claims the APPLICATIONS being taken - I $42,900 — 6 rm. Ranch, 2 bathe, fireplace, garage. | COMFORT OF YOUR HOME • SAVE TIME A ENERGY For experienced accounts HOSTESS or Host - Wanted big bedroom closets, makes sign encroaches on the Palms 5 ft. &FulM 19.99 payable bookkeeper.bo^keeper. Send p-,p( time, days. Must be neat, this house an excellent bdy. I $43,900 — Year round lakafront home. Bolton Lake. A ri^t-of-way of U.S. 165. Quality merchandise at the following fine stores resume to: T. ^huiten. c/o pej responsible, and be good Vacancy. Call T, J. Crockett. A $49,900 — 9 rm. Dutch Colonial In Coventry. I — Thousands More — m . Realtor, 643-1577. Rambo said the sign near P.O, Box 1127, Broad Street with figures. A[ S. lerson A $49,900 — 8-rm. Dutch Colonial, 1'A bathe, 2 gar. I his driliing company Station, Manchester, Conn. to Tacorral. 246 road Itreet. Divio Family Rutaurant Carval Formal Dan MANCHESTER • A new fur [ $49,900 — Just listed 7-rm. Ranch, 1 '/■ bathe, dbl. gar. A repiaces one that stood in Chartirmart 8ama Old Booka nace, and new storms will I $49,900 — Spacious 4 bdrm Raised Ranch, dbl. gar. | the sanje piace for 25 years Paraonal Taa OFFICE HOURS Optical Otyla Bar Carval curtail your heating bills in I $53,500 — New 7-rm. Raised Ranch in Forest Hills. • PolnsetHas S & Bloom Tha Haad Chop this big Cape Cod. Fireplace, 1 but was removed during in Collactora Comar Bhowcaaa Jawalara Monday-Friday 8:30 AS. to 5d)0 P.M. PAPER BOY NEEDED I $53,500 — Clean alum, sided Four Family. ! stallation of a new sewer Ranalaaanca Fooda Phone Hours; 8 M L to S P.M. 1/2 baths, deep treed lot, are Mini Mall Ohopa Raphaala Originala some of the many fine ! $54,900 — New 7-rm. Col. Family rm., dbl. garage. ! system. The new sign was Saturday....8 AM. to 12 Noon To Dallvar TIm Manchester Evening features. Priced $36,900. Call I $56,900 — 8 rooms, 2o5T 649-3163. noftlal Otae* opon atilt S-S, 16 Form tr ProoL 6 Pack animal Sal. f»-S, SunOtt 11-S PLYMOUTH 1969 Suburban n ‘COU JUST SEEM TO WANT ACRES OF REAL GOOD JUST REMODELED - Five Custom Wagon. Blue. Eight dont's of Tibet Q rooms, second floor, two •46-1021 nieknsmo 7 Otic makeup FJ ID STAY LIKE YOU Af?£ FOR BOTTOM LAND... THE **GOob cylinders. Automatic DEAR ABBY: With Christmas coming soon, ths same THE REST OF W LIFE.' Dog»-BM$-P»t$ 43 children maximum, no dogs. 230-A N«w Stilt Rotd transmission, power steering. old problem for many of us wives is the Christmas offloa 17 Anelont |2 wda.) w riting I Vamoose nRinnlnncTin $220 monthly including heat. MANCHESTER Roof rack. Excellent. $995. party -with no spouses invltedl HOU^EKEEPIMG" DOG-CAT BOARDING One month's security. I I Morning 6 Notes of Suburban Sales, 649-2076. AfUr quite a few years, I realize now, it’s the WOMEN sykr 26 Political group 42 Obtuse bathing/groomine. Complete References. 97 Wells Street. K debt 29 iWsgtall 43 Take on cargo who promote these affairs. I honestly bellava that moat mud to Region ACCOUNT. , ^ modern facilities. Canine Call 646-0423. 1970 BROOKWOOD Station''' men don't cars for these office parties, but the women 22 It Is (conv.) I t SquooMd out 30 Pairs 44 Raaldus eirtSvNlAnc lUR^gUSMOfl Holiday. Inne, 200 Sheldon wagon - Chevrolet. Needs 32 Rarest Source ol MANCHESTER - Eight room MANCHESTER - New three engineer everything. They gat the men to sign up for the 23 Ooetrins 19 Inaoel ogg 49 ------t/0 . Road, Manchester. 646-5971. some work, real good motor. 24 Schism 36 W.W. I plana „ m u Is House. Appliances, 33S0. J.D. bedroom Duplex. One and 1/2 caUred lunch, which now begins at 11:30 A.M. and goes on 2 t IS |8p.) baths, walk-out basement, $450. firm. 643-4457. 27 Exploilvs WINTHROP CHRISTMAS SALE- Real Estate. 646-1960. forever. They get them to agree to exchanging gifts. 24 Point iri land 39 Automotiva 47 Sllicau garage, laundry hook-ups, Althing, just to get them to commit themselves. (sbbr.) aoclaty (sbbr.) 46 Russian lake ANTIOUES, Collectibles and 1966 VW for parts or can be 28 Sandwich 26 Look over VEAH, IKNOW .. MANCHESTER - Three room appliances, convenient to The men go because If they don’t, the other men win say 26 Similar to 40 Instruments 49 Soigne Miscellaneous. All Items dis school and snopping. $285. Mr. fixed. 3/4 cam. Hurst shifter. Mickey Finn — Morris Wales *Ml€>Cei-L4^EOU&1 apartment In a two family they are henpecked. 27 Damenttretlv#4t Nosrsightod 52 ActTHi counted. Sunday November . Swensson, 6495254. Single header. $100. Call 643- s X pasts 28th., 10 to 5. Cha-Ro-Lane 94 house. Appliances, utilities. What’s your opinion, Abby? 32 Alrlesn trss pronoun parson Farrow $175. J.D. Real EsUte, 646- 4531. Wapplng Wood Road, ONE BEDROOM Apartment - AGAINST CHRISTMAS PARTIES 33 Ordinsnes 1 r r 4 s T" r r • 10 11 I'VE BEEN INVITED WE'RE GOING TO V IT MIGHT BE UHB I'LL LISTEN TO WHAT 1960. HAVE A LITTLE // ASHIHG THE FOX V.HE HAS TO SA Y/ THEN Ellington, Conn. Route 74. Heat and hot water, CORVAIR 1966 - Automatic, 34 Irritsts FOR LUNCH— BY DEAR AGAINST: More and more large companlea are 35 Shadowbox 12 12 14 TALK-ABOUT / WHAT HE'S DOIHQ I'L L KNOW IF HE'S TAKINC appliances, close to shopping, 60,000 miles, new paint, very THAN BIG DAN . WHAT HE'S l A in t h e c h ic k e n ME FOR A FOOL./ GOLDEN Retriever puppies NEWER 4 1/2 room Duplex - making Christmas parties a “bunily affair.'' Married 36 QoM (8p.) Appliances, carpeted, oase- one block from bus stop, good condition. Asking $45(1. 37 QoH mound II II 17 UNDERHILU.I DO IN' h e r b ; COOP/ for Christmas. |60. Please call cellar storage, parking, 6491403. employees are free to bring their spouses, and single ones 647-9039. ment laundry hook-up, 36 Strike Ughtly enclosed yard, private modern apartment, center of may bring a date. In offices where mates and dates are not 36 Footwear 11 iT 21 1970 FORD FAIRLANE - 2- welcome, yon can be sure a vote was taken, and ths 1 paiirking. No pets, security. Manchester. $210 monthly. 41 D liflgurs 22 Ca:all 64^9258. 649-2871. door hardtop. Small V-8, majority ruled. No one Is forced to go to an office party. 42 Bistro 1 Qordon Product$ 47 automatic, power steering, And that "henpecked" excuse la only good for chl^ens. 43 British Insurer ST i f ii 21 RT iJ-i^ FIVE ROOM Two bedroom ROCKVILLE for Rent - Four vinyl roof. 59,500 m iles. 46 Runnsr 1 I 11 Ra« FRESH SWEET Cider • Also Duplex. Central location. room furnished apartment, Excellent condition. $875 643- DEAR ABBY: I have a boyfriend (he's no "boy,'' he's a 60 Air (prsflx) 1 1 ■ < nnM Available January 3rd. Call near bus line. Own entrance. 9708. 46-year-oId man) who has needed to see a dentist for at 61 O ttrichllks yiples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 bird 24 Bush Hill Road, Manchester. 646-7769. Available immediately. 875- least three years that I’ve known about. His teeth ore in 1 ■ 4505. 1969 ENGLISH Ford Cortina • 63 Yorkshirs rivsr 17 29 40 648-4810. terrible shape. Some are so rotten they are crumbling, and 54 Profound CHARLES APARTMENTS - 32 MPG. Good condition. First 1 1 Homot For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Heal Estate Wanted 28 A rticles lo r Sale 41 $500. Call 643-5543. he has large spaces In his mouth where he’s lost teew and 55 Go astray ft Deluxe 4 1/2 room townhouse. VERNON - To sublet at Mount never had them replaced. 1 MBSKXIWXBdMWKteiMtHM Vernon Apartments. One 56 Collaga LOOKING IN THE $30's? One and 1/2 baths, all He even gets terrible toothaches and headaches because athlatic group iT 44 4i 47 41 41 ManchMltr SELL YOUR House through Antiquea 41 bedroom, appliances, heat, 1972 GRAN TORINO - Power 1 *• This seven room Cape, J. Watson Beach Real Estate appliances, 2 air conditioners, of the miserable shape his mouth is in. Yet he refuses to go 57 Abstract JUST OVER THIRTY... ILIVIIC CNRISTMASI carpeted, heat and hot water, hot water, pool, tennis. $195. steering, automatic, new 10 91 12 12 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer fireplace, formal dining room, Company. Professional real WANTED Antique furniture, to a dentist. He has made up all sorts of excuses, saying baing for this clean six room patio, soundproofing, washer 875-8155. tires, high mileage, needs 56 Maks an SI family room, two full baths, esUte service for nearly 50 I TREES { glass, pewter, oil paintings, or brakes. As is. $l,00(f. 643-7941. he’s too busy, his dentist has a three-month waiting list, 14 » •V WHY WERENT older Colonial with three vinyl siding, conveniently years. Call our Manchester of S IN TOWN, 19 Uwti StrtH (Back g and dryer hookups, storage, adglng GOSH.' A SANTA I WONDER HOW DO ^ LOW LONS y WHO other antique item s. R. FOUR ROOM Apartment - etc. Finally, he told me he can’t stand pain, and he can’t 59 Sasson 17 II If THEY GIVEN large bedrooms, natural, located. Asking $38,500. Cen fice, 647-9139. jo f bcm). W— kcndi 11-4, or birK basement garage. 646-08lk). II MADE OUT O F H fW MANY THEY STAY) W IL L TH E Y THOUGHT ■Pfxolntmont 949-9135. Tog onds Harrison, 643-8709. 646-1540. First floor. Available im- 1973 BUICK - LeSabre • 45,000 take novocaine. woodwork, enclosed porch tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- THEfRE TO G E T H E R LAST IN THE O F THE TO HORSES? v cut tl four convontonco. ■ mefiately. Adults only. No miles, power steering, power He looks awful, and it can’t be good for his health. How m i'M UAnk itn in m M abbni SIJ6AR CUBES/ and garage. 1316. Sainx CSX let i£X Bit iEfiCiflf ca ts ANTIQUES Wanted - fur ARE? L IK E TH AT? SUN? IDEA? Articles lor Sale 41 THREE R(X)M Apartment - pets. Security. Parking. 649- brakes, automatic. Call 643- do I get him to a dentist? 1 love him. He’s too big, or I’d FRECHETTES MARTIN niture, oriental rugs, pain Heat, appliances, second 1265. 7588, after 4 p.m. drug him and drag him there. Realtors 646-4144 RENT RELIEF can be yours tings. Windsor desks, pottery, in this newer Duplex, '^hree ALUMINUM sheets used as FIREWOOD FOR SALE - By floor. $160 per month. Securi DESPERATE trunkload, truckload, cords. weathervanes, baskets. Ron ty deposit, references. Call MANCHESTER - New three 1967 CADILLAC - Body and In bedrooms, one and 1/2 baths, printing plates, .007 thick. Dionne, 643-1691. Win at Bridge carpeting, separate furnaces. 23x32”Jx32” , 252! cents each or 5 for Call 623-2823 , 289-6243, 644- after 4 p.m. 646-5485. bedroom Duplex. One and 1/2 terior very good condition. DEAR DESPERATE: Forget the drugging and drag MANCHESTER - Six room Large private yard. See it $1. Phone 643-2711. 2169. baths, walk-out basement, New transmission and tires. ging, and turn to educating. Ask your dentist for written Colonial Cape. Modern WANTED - Complete estates, ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- garage, laundry hook-ups, Needs motor work. $450 firm. today. $59,900. Century 21, clocks, phonographs, steins. material on the new methods of painless dentistry. kitchen. Three bedrooms. Jackston-Avante. 646-1316. CLEAN USED refrigerators, NIKORMAT FT Camera with room apartment. Stove, appliances, convenient to 6493725. If neither doctor nor dentist can impress upon your Bath coup goes down drain Fireplace, garage. $33,900. La new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, Will buy outright or sell on refrigerator, references. No school and shopping. $285. Mr. ranges, automatic washers, consignment, any quantity. friend the Importance of dental care, point out the futility Penta Agency, Realtor, 646- with guarantees. B.D. Peari's and works perfectly. Great pets. $170. 646-3167, 228-3540. Swensson, 6495254. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - 5 644-8962. in loving a man whose health is going downhill because of 2440. Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- camera for the beginner, or Squareback. Radial tires. $400 the professional. | ^ . Call Homes lor Pent 54 or best offer. Call 289-8770 needless fear and Ignorance. South's two-notnunp rebid 2171. MANCHESTER - Two gHHerX* TMegttUS,F»oe H-i5 12-1^ COVENTRY - Four bedroom 647-1601 before 2:00, or aRer THE PENNY-PINCHER - bedroom Townhouse apart before 5:30. NORTH 15 ought to have shown a better 392-A, Tolland Street, Elast DEAR ABBY: I am a widow in my early 60s. I live with AA53 custom Contemporary. KEITH SEWING MACHINES - 1976 5:00 p.m. ment available at Pine Kidge COLONIAL 6 Rooms - 3 spade holding than jack- Cathedral ceilings, family Hartford. Antiques, collec Village. Features include bedrooms, handy location, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN - Good my sister and her husband, but I am financially VK65 small, but South Just wanted Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. tibles, and good second hand independent and pay my fair share. OKQJ7 room, garages, lake REAL ESTATE $48.50. anger Touch and Sew, DOMESTIC RADIATORS - heat, air conditioning, references ana security condition. High mileage. $900. to discourage any slam ideas items. Friday, Saturday, and reouired, $250 per month. Call 6496470. When my sister and her husband are invited to *qj7 privileges. Below replace originally $389. now only Various sizes. Good for steam carpeting, individual en his partner might have. North I DON'T S E T ITi ' BUT IF YOU COULD SEE HOW LOOKl X'MJUSTA 172 E. Center St. Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 528- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, someone’s home for dinner, they say to me: ‘The So and ment, $43,900. Century 21, $68.40. Fully guaranteed. Call or hot water heat. Call for trances and patio. Full base was discouraged and settled CAR0L'.„.HA5 50ME- HE'S b e e n BEHAVING LATELY- THICK-SKULLED MALE 6610,■"3, 528-7922.52------6494200. So’s have invited us to their home for dinner, and they said WEST EAST Jackston-Avante. 646-1316. 236-1123, Dealer. details. Amedy Realty. 875- ment with washer and dryer AKQI0 82 A976 for three notrump. THINS HAPPENED YOU'O KNOW SOMETHIN® WAS WITH NO FEVMNIN& “tVe Make Trucks tor Sale 62 INruiTlON:..,CAN'T SOU 6283. hookups and much more. to bring Edith along if she’s not doing anything.” WQIO gJ974 Three notrump played by TO WASH ? vfiiy, vfKV VHK0 N 6 '. ^ Wanted to Buy 49 FOUR R(K)M Single house tell me WHAT'5 SOINS DUPLEX 4-5. $29,900. HOUSE CALLS" UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Great location, easy Abby, would you consider that a proper invitation? «A8 06532 North would be tte normal Excellent investment or a H-0 TRAIN SET - Complete,' accessibility to everything. with yard and appliances. No 1970 FORD Camper Special ~ TM 50 '' ^ ON - IN P LA IN Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts. ANTIQUE FURNITURE - When I tell my sister that I don’t, she says, “It’s good m 10 6 5 3 4> 9 2 contract for his hand and it starter home with a rental in Brownies, nurses. East never used, in original carton. $275. per month. No pets. dogs, no children. Security. Pick-up. Power steering, enough. People don’t send engraved invitations for SOUTH (D) would go right down after come. Separate furnaces, 646-4126 Cost $80. Sacrifice for $60. Gocks, Glass Dolls, Statues. Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. $260. per month. 6495939. automatic. Call 644-1073. Catholic School. 649-1225. Paintings, Toys, Guns, dinner.” AJ4 Blast opened a spade. won't last at this price. Cen 649-1922 Evenings 649-2062. . Abby, would you accept one of those "Bring Edith” V A632 South as declarer had a tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- Swords. Musical Instruments, WINTER Street, Manchester 1973 CHEVY 3/4 ton Pickup SEASONED OAK Fireplace Post Cards, Steins, or what Olllces-Stores lor Pent 55 invitations or not? 0 10 9 4 really good chance to make it. 1316. wood for deliveries. Call 742- MEDITERRANEAN shelving - One bedroom apartment. with cab. Standard, 40,000 EDITH AA K84 He ducked the king of spades unit, attaches to wall. have you? 646-2690, Call miles. $3,000 . 6491671, 643- 7886.' First floor, appliances, cellar ATTRACTIVE Four room of North-South vulnerable lead and if West had shifted to DUPLEX - Brick and Excellent condition, paid anytime, 646-1882. storage and |»rking, heat and 6051. Lota-Land For Sale 24 fice. Ground level, central DEAR EDITH: A "bring Edith” invitation ia more than any other suit or bad led a low aluminum. Two bedrooms, HARD FIREWOOD for sale. $100., will sell for Also hot w ater. No pets. $225 location, professional West North East Sootb built-ins,* garages, hardwood selling Ventura six string MICROSCOPE, Telescope monthly. 649K71. most widows who live with their sisters receive. I spade everything would have SEVEN PLUS Wooded acres - Any size load. Call 643-0851, and Flute. Must be in good building, parking and utilities. lA come up roses for South. After floors, separate furnaces each guitar and case, $35. Call 649-2865. appreciate your sensitivity, but if I were you, Fd go and Prime residential area. Also 228-3483. condition and reasonably Uotorcycles-BIcfcles 64 have a good time. 1 A 2 A Pass 2 N. T. long study West decided that side. Convenient to school and 25 acres, both offer many Excellent condition. 643-9262. 31 GLENWOOD STREET- Pass 3 N. T. Pass Pass shopping. $63,500. Centuiy 21, priced. 643-1716 before 3 p.m. his only chance would be to potential subdivision THREE ROOMS of furniture - Two bedroom duplex. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Pass Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. ORIENTIAL RUGS- 9x12, Appliances and private base Opening lead — K A continue with the queen of possibilities. Century 21. Bedroom set, complete. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and spades and hope to pickle Allay Oop — Dave Qraua Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. Kitchen set, good condition. 9x15, Karistan, Sourk. 10x14 ment. No pets. Lease and OFFICE SPACE rack. $1,750. 289-4042. WEE WONDER - Two India.red, blue, ivory. 9x12 □ RENTALS security. $230. per month. 649 Astro-graph South's jack so West 1 ^ the Living Room set, very good FOR RENT queen and ended South's bedroom Ranch. Rec room, Real Estate Wanted 28 condition. Plus miscellaneous Chinese. 9x12 lUshain. 10x14 9455 , 647-9773. - OH, I HAD ...I cam e home f DIDNT ITELLVOU( VENISON? 250 square feet, center of By BERNICE BEDE 080L chance for success. aluminum siding, fenced in furniture items. 649-8976. Karmon, cream and blue. By Oswald & James Jacoby NO LUCh \ PLENTTY OF BECAUSE I NEED I, WE'D BE EATINS Y WHAT Come and see our own per Manchester, air conilitioning and Campers-Trellers e h . a u e ) luck, DOC.. SOMETHING TO S VENISON, OSCAR? 7 VENISON, _ yard. Heating cost, $150. year ALL CASH for your property Rooms tor Pent 52 SIX ROOM Duplex-Private parking Call M3-95&1. ly. $31,900, Century 21. sonal collection. 110 Russell cellar, large yard, parking. Mobile Homes 65 For Thursday, Dec. 16,1876 CARRY TH' MEAT IN Y Tx— k V within 24 hours. Avoid red NEW (Never Fired) 1 AFTER 1 b u tch er Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. tape, insUnt service. Hayes Street, Manchester. Call 643- ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly $210. Quiet location. 6496350. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 16) SCORPIO (OoL 24-Nov. 22) Today's band Is an example TU» rfflTTlKB I Winchester Automatic 20 9804. Your Initial tendency today la to Corporation, 646-0131. guage Shotgun. Model 1400, rooms, single $56., double $69. 18' CAMPER trailer - single Somebody very close to you may of a Bath coup variation. An Ontario reader wants to IMMEDIATE Occupancy - On plus tax, continental MANCHESTER - Two OFFICE - Ideal location, good axle, excellent condition. put his loot In his mouth today. look on the dark side. It may North's two-spade call is one MK II. Including ex tra sound trite, but look lor the silver know what we do with: (T. this seven room Garrison SELLING your house? Call us WE BUY and sell furniture. breakfast, maid service, color bedroom Ranch type apart projection, moderate rent, all Eleven years old. $1,500. Call You're the only one who can ex of those modern cue bids winchokes gunslick cleaner, 742-8930. lining and the sun will come AAK xxxiWx BAKx x a Kx Colonial. Seven large rooms first and we ll make you a chemically treated gun case, Cash on the line. One piece or TV, utilities, parking. Call, ment. Convenient location. lacilities, tasteful decor, tricate the appendagel designed to announce a good Price includes heat, hot shining through. Our right hand opponent has featuring: Formal dining cash offer. T.J. Crockett, and one box of shells. an entire houseful. 646-6432. 646-2300. parking. 649-1680, 649-3549. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You hand. North happened to have opened with four hearts. We Furniture Barn, 345 Main water, kitchen appliances, BRAND NEW 14 foot wides SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. room, country kitchen, Realtor, 643-1577. Minimun or $150, firm. 649- may have to give more than you first round spade control and are vulnerable and he is not. fireplaced living room, and Street, beside Douglas storage and laundry. $240. per PROFESSIONAL OFFICE from $9995. in stock ready for 21) Don't place your hopes on 5696. PLEASANT CLEAN - fur Intended In order to accomplish some ideas for a slam, but he We bid four spades. We may family room, three bedrooms, IMMEDIATE Cash for your Motors. nished room. Centrally month. No pets. Damato space - Prime location. immediate delivery. Price in what you desire. Don't worry, that which la basically material. didn’t have any great slam in 2 1/2 baths. Quality built, in a located for working person. Enterprises, 646-1021. Parking. All utilities. Call 649 cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, There are many other rewards be landing miles deep in the property. Let us explain our CAPE COD Curtains -12 pair, you can still come out ahead. terest. soup, but we are far more quality neighborhood. Call for fair proposal. Call Mr. ROYAL SAFARI Portable Call 6490505. 2212. matching appliances, bow that can't be measured In 36" white $1.50 each. Drapes, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) dollars. likely to find ourselves win E more details. Scorpio Real typewriter - Also sturdy office MANCHESTER - One window, front country kitchen Belfiore, M7-1413. insulated, 84” long, 5 regular Those who think pettily are likely ning game and rubber. EsUte. 649-6441, 742-8546. size pair, 1 extra wide, model. Both in excellent con BEDROOM - Share 1 1/2 bedroom apartments. Heat, EAST CENTER Street - 540 and much more. Large selec CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jtn. 19) Berry’s World hot water and kitchen tion of homes to chooss from, to be thorns in the llesh lor you. MAY WE BUY your home? orange-gold: also winter dition. Very reasonable. Call baths, kitchen privileges, with and 300 square foot offices. Persons who really count will Deal with Ilia today In terms ol Quick, fair, all cash and no 649-6468. owner and one other tenant. appliances supplied. Full Modern first floor. Central all priced to sell. Excellent that which you can see. feel and Tha PllnUtonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productions Manchester white. Blue gingham, double continue to be your staunch problems. Call Warren E. bedspread, $5.00. Red, white. Security and references. 649 maintenance service, many in heat and air, ample parking. financing available. Trades allies. hear. If you confine your concern 9 ROOM Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. and blue twin bedspread for KELVINATOR Electric 7630. small apartment complexes 6491180. welcome, parts, supplies, and to the concrete, you can avoid a CANCER (June 21-July 22) lot ol consternation. A w e e k RAISED RANCH girls, matching drapes $15. range - 30” . Good condition. with private entrances. accessories, full time service $90. 6466622. Priced from $225. per month. department. Plaza Homes. There may be some disruptions n A P P y l a t e 5 Bedrooms, 3 Full PLANNING TO SELL? - Our White, nylon sheers, 84” , $3.00 CLEAN, PLEASANT Room MANCHESTER - 700 square AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 16) THINK, ANNiySPSARV, A G A IN No pets. Damato Enterprises, feet newer light industrial 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, at home today where it seems Baths, Carpeting, counseling can help without, pair. 646-0311. for rent. Linens provided. the family Is not In total accord. Ths negative response you an DBAR/ F R E D .' Appliances of course any obligation. UNIVOX Electric piano - In Central location. Call 646-3109. 646-1021. space. Many possibilities. Berlin Turnpike. Berlin. ticipate from others will not YA KNOW Connecticut. 1-828-0369. You can be the bridge over LexinghIon Drive Odegard Realty, 643-4365. STEREO - Slimline custom excellent condition. $200 firm. $200. per month, lease. Hayes troubled waters. come about today. Once your C Priced Reducedll console 4-speed stereo, hi-fi Call 649-0125. Apartments For Pent 53 SIX ROOM Duplex, central Corporation, 846-0131. thinking cap Is straight, the WANTED By semi-retired model 1757. Approximately location, available im LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Avoid problem dissipates. KING SIZE Waterbed - WE HAVE customers waiting mediately. Call McKinney MANCHESTER - Any size coming on loo strong with woman, reasonabiy priced 168 albums, two record co-workers today. Admitting your PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) three or four room apartment stands, carrying case. 643- Unraised frame, liner, heater. for the rental of your apart Brothers, 6492139 or 649-3931. manufacturing, warehouse Play lair In business dealings to Excellent condition. $75. ment or home. J.D. Real space. 2,000 square foot to Snug Set shortcomings will gain friends in Manchester area. With 9900. and sympathy. day. Trying to rob Pater to pay appliances, heat and hot Womans buckle ski boots, size Estate Associates, Inc. 646- NICE FOUR ROOMS - Second 100,000 square foot. Brokers Paul Is a practice you'll regret It water in two family house, or 7 FOOT SCOTCH Pine ■ 8, used twice, $70. Oboe, fair floor, two bedrooms. Stove, protected. Call Heyman VIRGO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) You you attempt It. small apartment complex, in Christmas tree, $17.00. Call condition $25. 12 string Signet refrigerator, parking, all Properties, 1-2291206. can come out ahead today II you good location. Call 646-3373. 649-9114. guitar, brand new, $140. ^11 UXIKING for anything in real carpeting. Married couple. don't lake ill-advised risks with your hard-earned dollars. Act Your 646-6542, anytime. estate rental - apartments, 649-8350. W$nt§d fo fftnf 57 homes, multiple dwellings, no only on knowledgeable advice. Birthday G fees. Call J.D. Real Estate FOUR ROOM Apartment - TWO BEDROOM Apartment - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The q 8 : '- 1 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Heat and hot water. $150. to $170. Garage. Small more you can condition yourself Db c . 16, 1976 'I S ' m 1 ■ » s' |i ! » /t . r References and security • s child and cat. Call M3-5071. to be magnanimous and warm Dive Into more group activttlea Born Losar — Art Sansom M A N CH ESTER - One deposit required. Call 649 with friends, the better you'll this year. Benelits and advan bedroom apartment available 1257. make out today. A small tages come to you through rub I potatoes outlook earns a paltry at the Theresa. Excellent □ AUTOMOTIVE bing shoulders with the right location on Main Street. 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven reward. crowd. Located on the busline across room a p a r tm e n t. $26() from shopping, bank and monthly. Security. Call 649 Auto$ For 3§f§ 61 Bugs Bunny — Hsimdahl and Btoffal church. Price includes wall- 2426, 9 to 5. to-wall carpeting, dishwasher NEED CAR? Credit bad? and all kitchen appliances. 16 FRANCIS STREET - East Bankrupt? Repossessed? I THINK ITfe TIME Hartford. Three rooms, un I'M CICERO’S CM976tiyNEA. Inc Ideal for elderly person or Honest Douglas accepts COME IM,' WE DISCUSSED couple. $200. per month. No heated, automatic hot water TEACHER/ Serrhea Ottered lowest down, smallest CICERO'S SCHOOL 31 Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Bullding-Contrecting 33 pets. Damato Enterprises, and oil burner. 643-7028. payments. Douglas Motors, Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick ^1 021. 345 Main. WORK/ CAM TREE Service - Free es VINYL REPAIR - We can fix WES ROBBINS carpentry CARPENTRY, Masonary - FOUR ROOM Duplex - riX A timates, discount senior sofas, chairs, cars, etc. No remodeling specialist. Ad Remodeling, and additions. PRESIDENTIAL Village Garage, cellar, attic. Adults AM (», REMEMBER HOW 1 PUMPEP BUT HE 5AYS IF citizens. Company WE PAY $15 for complete need for expensive ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Free estimates. Call Anthony Apartments - Near churches, only, no pets. Security, and junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 1715 ALL ftiE HOOPLE FOUNDATION YOU SI6N OVER Manchester owned and built-ins, bathrooms, references. $190. 649-8976. recovering, 568-5878. Squiilacote at 649-0611. and shopping area, no pets. Auto Body, 5291990. P0U6H in to your l a p WITHOUT SOME l i t t l e operated. Call 646-1327. kitchens, 6493446. Please call 646-2623. ■&M EVEN A HANDSHAKE? WELL.MV TRINKET A i , 0" 13-5 DICK'S SNOW Plowing - Ser- Rootlng-aidlng-Chlmney 34 MANCHESTER - First floor PARTS Department now open LAWYER FRIEND m i I W A i A SECURITY EVERY LEON ClESZYNSKl builder - apartment in two tenement CUSTOM DRAPERIES made ving Rockledge, surrounding Saturdays. Complete line of certifiable id io t . ' I c o u l d 60 THING'S WATER areas. Parking lots, new homes custom buiit, house. Three large rooms, to specifications. Free es ROOFER will install roof, Chrysler parts. Chorches RI6HT TO THE SLAMMER FOR NOT T I G H T ^ driveways, apartments, remodeled, additions, rec siding or gutters for low dis adults only, no pets. 6494406 timates and measurement. FOUR ROOMS - Heat, Motors. 649-3646. CR055IN' THE X6 LE6AL-LIKE. Call anytime before 9 p.m. sidewalks, sanding. Call 646- rooms, garages, kitchens count price. Call. Ken at 647- after 6 p.m. $150. per month. Aca - WIrth This Funny World 6494266. 2204. remodeled, bath tile, cement 1566. utilities, appliances included. HOW ABOUT Central location. Garage, 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, THIS OLD PEN? work. Steps, dormers. ROCKVILLE ^ N ^ factory-air, power windows. Residential or commercial. BIDWELL. Home Improve security deposit required, no Available. Four room REWEAVING burns, holes. Call 6494291. ^ ts , $250. Call 6 4 6 to after tilt steering wheel, am/fm, MISS WATERCRESS, DO YOU I GUESS ment Co. Expert Installation apartment... Heat, hot water, ” o, 9track tape player. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. one child accepted. No pets. THINK 1 COULD TRAIN SHE DIDNT Window shades, Venetian Painting-Papering 32 of aluminum siding, gutters Must be seen. Reasonable. Krvit 0V ffOLLY, YDU'?e PIGHT.' TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and trims. Roofing installa Security. $170 monthy. 646- OSCARTD PLAY THE IKNOW THE blinds. Keys. TV for rent. EAST HARTFORD - Modem Dealer. 643-2791. PAINTING - interior and Carpentry and general con tion and repairs. 6496495,875- 1060. HARMONICA? ANSWER / Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- tracting. Residential and two bedroom Townhouse. 5 exterior, paperhanging, 9109 5221. Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, excellent work. References. commercial. Whether it be a 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment - yellow, excellent condition, 5764 Free estimates. Fully in small repair job, a custom HORACE Tetrault - Siding, baths, disposal, dishwasher, Heat, hot water. Working r GENERAL Remodeling and full basement with hook-ups. make an offer. Call 646-4938 sured. Martin Mattson, 649- built home or anything in roofing, stormwindows, aw adults. No children, pets. after 5 p.m. This snug hoo(i-nnd*mit> painting, interior and between, call 646-1379. $245. Call 528-1706 days. ten set is sure to keep you .exterior. Free estimates. 4431. nings. Quality workmanship, Convenient, suburban loca free estimates. Fully insured. tion. 6492880. warm during those cold References. Reasonable ROCKVILLE - Three room CHEVY BELAIR - 1968 4- days. prices. 646-4346. PAPER HANGING Expert, CARPENTRY - Repairs, 872-9187, 6493147. door. Small V-8. Radio, remodeling additions, gar apartment with heat, hot ' 95 WEST MIDDLE Turnpike - No. 5764 has knit di Your average paper, in automatic transmission, fair rections for Ilood. Head ^ H A T $ average room, $30. Mr. ages, roofing. Call David SPECIALIZING cleaning and water, stove, refrigerator. Four and half room Duplex. BRICK - BLOCK, stone, Patria 644-1796. $165. Adults only, no pets. condition. $400. Call 742-8400 band and Mittens (Small, fireplaces, concrete, chimney Richman, 646-3864. repairing chimneys, roofs, Heat, hot water, stove, after 6 p.m. Medium and Large Sizes ■5\£jMAcARTriUR new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Parking for one car. Security refrigerator, garage. repairs. No job too small. deposit. 646-7690. inclusive) j ^ 7 P E N '^ OUR lltY-OUT INVI7ATIOW PAINTING, Paper hanging. Years Experience. Howley, Available January 1st. Call TO ORDER, itstf m fsr Mck ■«<. plir«-WA.Mc.tU-^US ta - /a Save. Call 644-8356 for es NEW CEILINGS - Archways 6492885. 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. FAILS TO SPECIFY THE KIND timates. Carpentry work. Call 6434453, 643-5361. Automatic. $2500. Between 5 ftr poitigt itid or 643-0367. and ceiling beams installed. FIVE ROOM upstairs - apart OfTEMA! Ceilings resurfaced, various and phone 6498022. Heeting-Plumbing ment and garage. Central, FIVE ROOMS - Three - A N N i CABOT Short Ribs — Frank HIU § TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - textures, wall knock-outs and 35 MsnolMStsr Ivealng HsraM QUALITY PAINTING and security deposit. 6493616. bedrooms, large kitchen, gar Cleaning cellars and attics, installations. Droblak Dry 1967 FORD Thunderbird - 1190 Avo. o( AmarlCM RUSH-HOUR TiRAFiRC Paper Hanging by Willis SEWERLINES, sink lines, age, yard, centrally located. Good running condition, best Nm Yofk. N.Y. 10090 moving large appliances, also Wall Company, 646-8882. LARGE SIX Room Duplex • $210. Call 6491156. IN L O N l^ HASCHANGGO stone and loam delivered. 644- Schultz. Fulfy insured, cleaned with electric cutters, offer. Call 6«-1173. frint Nm is . Adrtti with ZIF ALOT references. 6494343. by professionals. McKinney Central location. No pets. CODE Md Styli Namhtr. 1775, 644-9532. Security, references. LINRl Construction Co. - Tom Bros. Sewage Disposal Com BRIGHT FOUR Room Apart 1D77 ALBUM with a bound- n - i5 Available Immediately. $225 1976 TRIUM PH TR 7 - in^AU-Season Gift Book’* FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets Corbitt. Building, Remolding, pany, 643-5306. ment - Available now for Original cost $7,000, asking Additions, Garages, Kitchens, per month. 6491924, 643-2^. married couple. Stove and of 24-pagcsf Price.. .$2.00. 1976 McNtuglit Synd.. Iw 1215 and doors made to order. Top $5,000. Loaded. Air con Alto THEII BOOM AT t1.3S EACH. i)lM r ) quality work, reasonable Peter Belliveau Roofing, Siding, Recreation Flooring 36 refrigerator supplied. No ditioning, 9track deck. Phone MANCHESTER • Five room pets. References. 6492210. Ni. I•11•-HUE RIOION QVIITS. ' 'I won it for being the first to leave the parly! prices. References. 646-4346. Painting, Inc. Rooms. 646-535S. 5698348 after 5 p.m. Days. Cofltalsi >tilfts livKy Rdllti. FLOOR SANDING - apartment. Two bedrooms 6434)888. Ns. l•11T~•tllLTt ON FAllADC. MANCHESTER • Three room Dlrtcflsat (ir ilitsta silH i. ELECTRICIAN - All types of 646-1671 Reflnishlng floors like new, no and den, or third bedroom. INSURED, DEPENDABLE, NEWTON SMITH - Stove and refrigerator in Apartment. Heat, hot water, Nt. a-lll-ORANOMOTNERt FUW* wiring, electrical improve waxing, (Specializing in older FIAT ‘ 1974 Spider converti U aURTI. 10 fm iM tiR i Rsitts. REASONABLE. "Talk To Out Remodeling, Repairing. Rec floors). Ceilings and Inside cluded. 210 per month. Securi appliances, parking. ment, and repair work. FREE Sallkllod Cuslomoft." rooms. No job too small. 649- ble. 5-speed. Z-Bart, stereo. Nt. %110-AMERICA’! FAVORITE painting. John Verfaille, 646- ty required. Amedy Realty, Convenient location. No pets. AFOHAM. a bsNtIftI stIscUM. estimates. Call 646-5253. 3144. 31,000 miles. Must sell. $2500. 5750, 8TC-2222. 875-6283. $155. 643-0030 after 5 p.m. Ni. Q<1M-MAKI A OifT. Mm | 633-7334. ilfit for IrlHdt ssd fM ltr. II ^ PAGE SIXTEEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Dec. 15, 1976 Hammers, spark plugs lure girls to Cheney Tech drafting and transferred from Bolton By JUNE TOMPKINS trical shop and Lori says she has High School in order to get a more Herald Reporter watched her brother doing electrical concentrated course in her chosen Girls have definitely invaded the jobs around the house with in subject. She is- a sophomore even vocational educational program in creasing interest. though this is her first year at Manchester. Although she doesn't Intend to ( ^ e o p i ^ Qieney Tech. Susan expects to con Last year, girls enrolled for the make a career of electrical work, she tinue in a drafting career and first time for a full course at Howell figures it will always afford a backup perhaps become an engineering aide. Cheney Regional Vocational for whatever else she may want to business on weekends. Gimbing a college education is Lucy Goodskey. Several questions arise concerning Technical School taking such courses do. Right now, Lori talks about going ladder comes almost as naturally as Majoring in drafting, Lucy wants to girls attending a formerly all-male as carpentry and electrical shop. to drama school. A job in the elec going upstairs. be able to support herself with a good school. A i W l S In addition to th4 three who "broke trical field could finance her educa Although Charlotte is majoring in job while studying law. She took draf One concerns the reactions of the the ice" last year, four more girls tion, she says. carpentry, she plans to branch out ting last year at llling Junior High girls' parents. In most cases, both joined the student body this year. "I was in severaP school plays into interior decorating and add the School and liked it well enough to last year and this, the parents would Besides signing up for carpentry and when I lived in Bolton and 1 hope to feminine touch to her brothers' want to major in it through high prefer that the girls continue going to business. electrical shop, two of the new girl join the Little Theatre of school. Manchester High School, regular high school, the girls agree. • PLENTY OF students chose drafting. Manchester," she says. Charlotte has to run to keep up with however, did not offer enough exten The girls say their parents OPEN NITELY Added to Cheney Tech's student Charlotte West also has a brother, her brothers, in races, that is. sive courses in drafting to suit her questioned the seriousness of their PARKING enrollment this year are Lori Ed, who is a junior at Cheney Tech. Her brother, Andy, has run in need?. daughters' decision to pursue a onch^/L^r MOST STORES Sherwood of Gardner St., Charlotte In fact, three older brothers are all several benefit marathons, and all Lucy might have taken automotive vocational technical education. West of Glastonbury, Lucy Goodskey Cheney Tech graduates and own their her brothers have participated in mechanics except she doesn't think Except for one instance, most of • ONE STOP of Oxford St., and Susan Barry of own firm West Brothers Home Im several Thanksgiving Day races in it's much of a vocation for a girl. the parents are beginning to agree OPEN SUNDAYS Bolton. provements, in East Hartford. Manchester. This year, Charlotte “I just love anything automotive," that the choice has been a good one SHOPPING Two of the girls were influenced by The baby of the family, Charlotte ran, too, although she didn't official she admits. Fast cars, car races, because the girls, for the most part, ly register. o r k o d p older brothers who are attending says she has practically grown up they're at the top of her list of are showing improvement in their Another girl who expects to use her Cheney Tech. with a hammer in her hands. Even favorite sports. school grades. David Sherwood is a junior in elec now, she helps her brothers in their vocational career to finance her Susan ^ r r y also is majoring in .The curriculum at Cheney Tech is set up so that the students take a few weeks in their shop courses alter nately with a few weeks in related courses such as English, math, social sciences, and so forth. The students say that they take pride in keeping up with their homework in related subjects because more is expected of them. SIMMONS Students who do not keep up to SHOES Cheney Tech standards, are MARTIN LTD. transferred to general high school. This year marks a "first” at CORDUROV Cheney Tech because the girls are 5 SALE joining the boys in physical education VESTED SUITS classes. A«0. $ 100.00 "We do everything the boys do in BOOTS the classes. Why not?” Charlotte says. ’ 6 0 . 0 0 The girls are presently using the nurse’s office for a locker room, and * 1 9 ” a shower will be installed in the girls’ lavatory. Some of the girls play basketball with the boys. :J "I can shoot about as good as any of the boys," Charlotte says and Lucy says she, too, plays a pretty good game. p i According to the girls, the boys —t don’t seem to mind having them on their team. They play on the gym DIARIOND REED’S class team, not the regular school team. . *V SHOWCASE Solection c. "A lot of people think we want to Boxed Christmas! come here to meet the boys," one of TIM EX U D the girls says. However, that’s not quite true because each of the girls CARDS has her own boy friend outside the DIGITAL school. I m I*. After two years, the boys are get »34». ting used to the feminine invasion of Making sure they have the right angle on drafting are Susan Barry, left, and Lucy Goodskey their school and, so the girls say, are as they learn to use the tools of the trade in a drafting class. taking it in their stride. Would any of these girls go back to general high school if they had a ■%'9 choice? "No way," is their un animous reply. E ■ -V* ^ 1 D & L BERHIE'S f i TV & APPLIANCES 1^ ” 1 MISSES SWEATERS . * L C Eureka Canister y% to V2 OFF VACUUM CLEANER Reg. $16 to $36 100% acrylics, stripes, solids, - m l lacquards, bulkies, turtles, car $ 3 9 9 s digans, skivvies. S-M-L P h o t o s By REGINALD PINTO ANDERSON LITTLE I' Our Entire Stock of XV ^ * X N U G E N rS LEISURE SUITS ■t i Xfi yiX ^ POLYESTER VEST and |30%to50% Jr GAUCHO SETS Black •Gray (Red* Navy OUR REQ. *20. •85 to *70 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wed.. Dec. 15, 1976 - PAGE THREE-C 1^^ Social Security j A ll^ t6p&Shops open Sunday 9 am -4 p m Q. I’m looking ahead and trying to figure my retire Always a lovely gift ment income. Is it possible for me to find out how much Wi6t6ii»eoupoinnd«$7.50pwch«$». i, 1“' ^ j = g Witti thts coupon and a $7.50 purchue. my monthly Social Security payments will be? A. Yes. Any Social Security office can give you an es SPAGHETTI! timate of your Social Security payments. It's a good idea SAUCE to talk to a representative when you’re beginning to think Mayoniiaiseil Ragu about retirement. In addition to giving you an estimate of Regular or Asst what your payments will be when you retire, he can also Stop&ShQD^jApi i|’ tell you what papers and other information you’ll need Flavors Take a long look at your Christmas list when you apply. Holiday GIftTrays 32oz.|ar 32oz.jar OoodSori.t)«e.1Z-8a..D4e.1l.l^loMj«pKCu^^ ... ^ 2 7 0 iS | Good Sun . 0«c12-Stl.. 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Yes. Translators In the Social Security Administra ONf OF TMl MOP i 'SHOP COMP4NIES and uncles are listening.” My mother wrote back 3. Champagne glasses school teacher. tion will translate the certificate, make a certified copy of it, and then return the original certificate to you. BfOiniteMaid Ido^LargeEggsi Well, frankly, I’ve by return mall. She (with hollow stems for the When vnu comoare our reached that point in life thanked me for my list and bubbles). lists, a message comes Orange Q. I work part time as a waitress in a supper club. I Grade “A” where my heart’s desire enclosed a copy of my 4. The new Kiss album. through and 1 don’t like it! top & Shop can no longer be tied up sister’s Christmas list with (I’m beginning to like the I think I should r e collect all the tips at the tables I serve, and later I share 3 ^ 9 Juice with red ribbon and put un the observation, “1 thought kids’ music.) examine my heart’s them with the bus boys working my tables. Do I report all l2oz.can b r ^ n Glory these tips for Social Security? Frozen der the Christmas tree. you'd be interested.” 5. A pair of knee length desires. I also think I Good 8 t f i. Dec. l2 - 8 e l. Dee. IS. U m t one cen per cuttomer. 5 9 A. You must give your employer a written report of 39 Good Sun., Dec. 12-Sat .Dec. 16 Limit one ctn. pr cuitomer. ■But, just to please my My sister’s list filled a boots. (To wear with my should give my sister's yVVMW'V mother, the other day I sat full page, single spaced on Gaucho pants.; Christmas list to my your tips within 10 days after the month you receive them 48tBaaa8»?baaBaBBg^^ down with a pencil and the typewriter; so I’ll just 6. A huge b ottle of husband...and tell him that when they amount to 620 or more, for one month. Report paper, composed the give you a few of the cologne. (One that smells it's mine. only the amount you keep for yourself. The other following list, and mailed it employes should also report their tips to the employer if to her. they amount to $20 or more in one month. 1. Warm flannel nightie Stop&Smv Is k . , u MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, t»76- PAGE FlVEk: PAGE FX)UR-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Conn., Wed.. Dec. 15, 1976 No haggling over this schooVs budget AARP bowling team News for senior citizens By WALLY FORTIN PRUDENCE ISLAND, R.I. (UPI) - ParenU don’t 1973 exodus of a handful of Navy personnel that staffed a haggle about the school budget here and the teacher picks nouncements, no bathroom passes, no tardy notes, no week in winter, ruling out daily runs to school. shoes in summer, no study hall, no guidance counselors. That will leave Lori Bachini, 10, as Bacon’s only pupil. now-abandoned munitions dump on the island, an isolated up the entire student body on his way class. Hi! I guess the big news is that two buses will be when we had 55 players for our setback games, and the 758; Esther Anderson, 753; Catherine Gleeson, 752; Felix There are just trees, a blackboard, books, paper, chalk, a ’There are only 30 year-round residents on the isle. part of the town of Portsmouth. formed Rhode Island’s last one-room schoolhouse, perched on a leaving for Restland Farms at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. This lucky winners were: Jesanis and Anna ’Thompson, 747; Rene Maire, 740, and few wooden chairs, a chart on the wall, a man and the seven-mile-long island in Narragansett Bay, is a precious Mother went to school Sells water means that here at the center we will not have a hot Martha LaBate, 131; Arvid Peterson, 127; Ann Fisher, Mabel Wilson, 726. four students he has chosen to teach. link to days gone by. Above the hum of the heater and the Bacon, 31* got his teaching certification so he could Kenny and Lori’s mother, Marcy Dunbar, sells water to A bowling league for members of American Associa meal, nor a regular meeting. However, the building will 125; Lillian Rutchik, 124; Michael Haberem, 122; Betty Gifts on sale gurgle of the salt water aquarium, you can hear a deer You can't beat it return to the schoolroom where his mother learned ‘the the school. Occasionally she padlocks the two stores she tion of Retired Persons (AARP) In Manchester will begin be open for business, visiting, and open card playing. Jesanis, 121; John Gaily, 120; Maude White, Grace Wind A reminder that we have many lovely articles on sale walk by. “How can you beat it? It’s practically like having a Three R’s’ and his great-grandfather once taught about owns on the island to pick up the children on mornings bowling Jan 3 at 1 p.m. at the Parkade Lanes. We will be finalizing our plans for our combination sor, and A1 Gates, 119; Jennie Fogarty and Robert here at the center for Christmas gifts. ’The sale will con ’There is no principal, no loudspeakers, no an- tutor,” said ^ r b a r a Molden, whose two children attend George Washington, Ahraham Lincoln and Roger when Bacon’s car is out of whack. The league was formed recently after 36 AARP Christmas-New Year’s Dance which will be held here at Cordner, 117; Helen Gavello, 116; Felix Jesanis, Marjorie tinue on a daily basis from now until Dec. 23, from 9 the school, but will be leaving after Christmas, Williams, the founder of Rhode Island. ”We can goof off, hut not too much,” Craig said. He members completed a five-week instruction course. At the center on Wednesday, Dec. 29, from 7:30 to 10:30 in Reed, and Vivian iSaquerre, 115. o’clock until 4 in the afternoon. Everyone is welcome to All in all, schoolmaster Bill Bacon is about to lose “A lot of teachers envy me when they hear I’m arrived last spring from an American school at a sub graduation ceremonies, they were presented with cer the evening. We will be dancing to the tunes of Lou P in o c h le drop in, and browse around the craft room. three-quarters of his.student body. teaching a class with only four kids,” he said, "but they marine base in Rota, Spain. “It’s a lot better than being tificates from the Brunswick Recreation Centers who Joubert and his band, have a few noise makers, lots of On Monday morning, despite the cold and windy mor Don’t forget that our annual Christmas party here at Growing older Craig Molden, II, and his sister, Karen, 9, and their change their minds when they hear that as a part of the with 1,040 kids. I hated that.” sponsored a “Learn to Bowl” school at the Parkade spicy juice, goodies to munch on, and as always door ning, we had a nice turnout for our kitchen social games, the center will be held on ’Thursday, Dec. 23. Santa Claus mother are leaving the island for South Carolina to join job you have to live here.” Portsmouth School Supt. Henvy V. Diodati has racked Lanes. prizes. Lots of fun and excitement as we celebrate the old and in the afternoon we had 14 tables for pinochle with will pay us a visit, and help pass out the gifts. A woman’s their father, back from the sea after a stint on a sub his brains trying to figure out how to transport the The new league will be for fun and recreation. All year out, and the new year in. Tickets are now available Bacon looks part lumberjack, part patriot and part the following winners: gift for the women, and a man’s gift for the men must be Prudence Island children to mainland schools. members of AARP, either national or local, are here at the center, with the donation of $2 per ticket. marine tender, country preacher as he stands in a plaid flannel shirt with Audrey Durey, 823; Robina Carroll, 786; Ann Fisher, brought in. Politicians need lots of Kenny Bachini, 13, will take the ferry to the mainland palms raised outward before the bright American flag. But ferries, private boats and even helicopters cost welcome to join the group. Scthack results ' 784; Frhnk Gadomski, 783; Hans Fredrickson, 775; Fritz Golfing trip prodding by oldsters to live at a high school in Portsmouth next September, Not much is new in the faded 80-year-old frame more than the $16,000 it costs keep the school gas heater The action here starts with this past Friday afternoon Wilkinson, 774; Marie Hebenstreit, 772; Jennie Fogarty, The ferry churns through the icy bay only three times a schoolhouse that weathered the hurricane of 1938 and the running and Bacon in chalk. We also remind all you golfers that if you would like to go to Hilton Head, S.C., to do some vacation golfing, now 'The 1976 presidential election is over, yet some ot us is the time to sign up. You do not have to be a senior to be may continue debating whether "the best man won." LOOK FOR THE NEW RED VEST eligible. Nevertheless, Jimmy Carter will be our 39th president Count on our Mople in the We send our sincere and heartfelt condolences to the and we hope the next four years will be more rewar Red Vests to nelp you dip families of Beatrice Mader who’s son passed away this ding for the senior citizens. past week, and to the Joseph DuPont family on the loss of I've listened to many campaign speeches and voted in IPre - Holiday Meat Spectacular your food costs down his Aunt Rose who passed away Sunday. t ® . many past presidential elections. But it seemed to me A ir A iflttiit M iiiM n wnr RM Vn U. Tk iTt m my t i tiN We just learned that Jennie McCreddy is in the hospital 1976 was the year of the pollsters. Polls had been taken all IkM. Bit IM r H | ir iNiftilMU iltt Mn URn Um . T k ir r i for eye surgery, so let’s send her a card to cheer her on. through the campaign and on Election Day. inM If tiM im t niMt Uiiy'w chm h «Wi f ir IMt mik’t Florida-bound Then the pollsters tried to analyze the voting patterns AitIM it M iuHr't Sail LMk f ir RM Vast nliaa aH tkmik tki Each of thaia advartitad itama It WE REDEEM FOOD STAMPS ] Don’t forget that we have that big Florida trip in in assorted precincts around the country. quirad to ba raadily availabla for tala atira. January and we could use a few more to make the trip a In fact, there seemed to be so many attempts to break at or balow tha advartitad prica in success. It is for 14 days, and with so many interesting down the voting patterns that I was surprised the aach AErP Stora. axcapt at tpacW BEEF RIB places to see and places to visit plus a super boat ride and pollsters didn't try to learn how many right-handed and calty rratad in thit ad. buffet dinner, it makes for a trip you’ll not only enjoy but left-handed people pulled down'the voting booth levers or EXTM lEU-PORX BONELESS long remember. We have flyers available here at the of dropped their ballots into the box. fice, but you better make up your mind real soon because But most surprising to me was the failure of the polls to time is running out. analyze the voting patterns of the large aging population Just another reminder that the buses for Restland during the last days of the campaign or on Election Day. Rib Eye Farms will be leaving at 10:30 a.m., not nine-thirty as Today there are 22 million men and women over 65. stated in previous write-ups. possibly more who have recently grown older and have added more candles to their birthday cakes. Another 19 million are between the ages of 55 and 64. And many of Steaks them will have joined us in the ranks of the senior 5 citizens before Jimmy Carter completes his four years in the White House. F I1 R M F R L Y S 0 6 9 Add them all together and this reaches a figure of 40 Readers to pick million people, possibly half of all other eligible voters. Even if some of us didn't vote we make up a large and powerful voting bloc for the future. But it is to our credit that as a voting bloc we do turn out to express our top 10 stories preference in goodly numbers. It's important that we learn how to use our numbers and our influence on our PORK LOIN / What were the top stories in Manchester during 1976? people in government to do something for us soon. Herald readers are being asked to judge those stories I'm optimistic that things will get better for us during w that made major news during the year. Below is a list of the next four years. New President Jimmy Carter in his stories for consideration as provided by Herald staff many speeches repeated his awareness of the problems Center Cut members. There is a place to enter other stories that are facing the senior citizens and the importance of doing BEEF RIB - OVEN READY not on the list. something for them. Readers are asked to list their choices from 1 (most The day after his election he said this need to help the MARCO lY SALVATORE important) to 10 (least important). older people would be high on his agenda of urgent things Small-End Deadline for receiving ballots is Wednesday, Dec. 29. to do. The same day our new First Lady, Rosalynn Pork Chops You can leave them at The Herald office, or they can be Carter, promised that she would continue her long time Link mailed to : 1976 Top Stories, work for mental health and the senior citizens. Rib Roasts The Manchester Evening Herald, Box 591, Manchester, And in the background there's the maternal influence ■ B T ASP SELLS ONLY A ^ Conn. 06040. of Miss Lillian. She is in her late 70s and has professed a Sausages CUSTOM OF BEEF BRISKET - CRY-O-VAC THE FIRST FOUR RIBS V ^ | l U great interest in the problems of other elderly people. FRESH CUT FREEZER PLEEZERS CHARGE FRONT BECAUSE THEY ARE V M Our new president may try to direct Congress to enact PORK $ - new legislation which will benefit the older citizens. But CUTS ONLY THE CHOICEST ■ Corned Beef SECTION AND ■ ID- it's our representatives in Washington who pass the laws SAUSA6E FOR BEEF RIB - 25 TO 35 POUNDS THE BEST VALUE ____ ^ D J.C. Penney— Buckland Industrial Park. and provide the money to help us live healthier and better RREAKFAST FROZEN • "OUR BEST' BRANO Q Buckland firehouse disputes. lives. INOIVIDUALLY im I feel doubly confident that sound legislation benefiting ^iiaiiiH iiM Whole Beef Ribs D Bicentennial events. the older population won't be sent back from the W’hite Beef Liver WRAPPED CATI JOHR'S PEELED i DEVEINED House with a presidentiai veto. LEAN • FRESH 2 u $ 0 7 9 D Thankgsiving Day Five Mile Road Race. There may be new faces in the Senate and the House noKsuca "DUR BEST” BRAND FRDZEN BEEF ROUND-18-24 POUNDS Medium Shrimp BEEF CHUCX-UNDERBIADE Pk| O D Adams St. gas explosion. representing some of us and there will also be new Domestic Ham ^ . 9 9 * FROZER chairmen and committee members in the legislative rroK COOKED - ajca Beef Patties 3;. ^2*® Country Style 2 m $ 2 2 9 D Meadows labor problems. branch dealing with our many problems. But we Boneless Chuck Whole Bottoms Langostinos E shouldn't sit around and wak. Roast Beef FRDZEN SLICED FRESH - (AVAIUILE WED. ■ SAT.) n Affirmative Action Plan. It's up to us as individuals and organizations to use our STOKOtlCEl m 5 9 aging but still powerful political muscle to pressure our Pork Ribs Cod Fillets n The elections— town, state, nation. Steaks w n JDHN'S - FHOIER e - oo own representatives in Washington for action — so that Corned Beef » a 9 9 ' Lamb Livers ! BEEF ROUNDS 8-12 POUNDS D Blue Laws and Sunday Sales. we may enjoy decent and rewarding lives. nOOESUCEO 39 Shrimp Cocktail TENDER IZl Hurricane Belle that didn’t hit Manchester. WMwiamiMMBKxataBKncMiHKSBatBadaisiM Swiss Cheese . . 9 9 * FORMERLY HADDOCK-PERCH-FLOUNDER-FROZEN lb CAP'N JD H N ’S CHUCK 09 WholoTip Rounds & M $ 1 0 9 n Republican Registrars of Voters AVAIIABLE ORLY IN STORES CAP’N » k | DELICIOUS Salad Shrimp k| I ! It’s Christmas j WITH SERVICE DEU’S ONLY FILLETS Fish Dinners JOHN'S m challenge. _ Ik- C © ' Q Manchester High School undefeated CCIL I Shopping Time!! f A&P CANE SUPER GROCERY VALUES! M f YUKON SUPER SELECT PRODUCE! FLORIDA basketball champions. RUSSET BAKING - U.S. N0.1 FRESH D Cathy Dyak retains No. 1 USA woman kHunfs Sauce 6 Potatoes bowler crown. 5 - l b . B a g 1 Q u a r t 5 J 9 ' D Counselling service for town employes. HOT COCOA 6 TO 8 8L0SS0MS 8EAUTIFUL i$ 3 9 9 D P&W closes foundry at Cheney Mills. Nestle’s Mix pk| 1 D Brown’s Tire women’s softball team Poinsettias POT ^ 0 S u g a r DISINFECTANT * S o d a qualified for national tournament at Lysol Spray ls79 ^ JUICY SWEET FLORIDA ^ A Chattanooga, Tenn. Corn D others ...... m i EYE - FROZEN DESSERT UPPING Tangelos 12 89^ Cool Whip 5 - $ 1 00 RED-FIRM-CHERRY C A 6 1 0 ^ $ 4 C ANN PAGE - GROUND ALL 3 ^ 10 0 FLAVORS Tomatoes ^ 0 8 6 9 « SUMMERTIME ■ Black Pepper W e o iti. 1 PRICED' I WITH COUPON BELOW PLUS OEPOSIT F GREEN GIANT DISPOSABLE VEGETABLE FOR SALAOS Hibhe DIAPERS . it’s our ^ OR COOKING LAUNDRY J ^ Pre-Holiday Crisco^r 'Tide V-8 Niblets Drydeesy Criscd Toddlers I Shortanmg Oil iDetergent Juice Com Skit 5 $ 129 X 3;!.$ I 29 i,r $ ^ $^19 3 - 8 9 $ Look what we have done for you in WITH COUPON lime for the holidays ! BELOW Somtthing for HOLIDAY BOWL SELECTED GROUPS OF: COATS-DRESSES- ! •voryone on GOWNS-SPORTSWEAR your list BANK CHARGE OR CASH ONLY CRISP • FRESH CRACKERS O I M $ 4 0 0 CHICKEN NOODLE AAP-PLA8TIC MAP FILLED ^ 4 A A 16 (z. I COlt. A&PSaltines l»'i 39^1 Yogurt r 4'..s I Sour Cream ALL Upton Soup Trash Bags I0£o9^ SOS Pads SALES ■ FINAL SAVE 20 STRONG CLEAR FOOD WRAP U JH VEGETAILE ALL GRINDS I PURE CANE • AGP SAVE 15' FONRREAKFAST L ig HOT CEREAL «ii 'r nmui the ^atch Mr. Muscle Oven Glad Plastic Crisco UaWM IHUtt t U M A g p Maxwell House AftP 5-lb. Bag Quaker LHe Quaker Quick 3-lk. cii Coffee IB Ml ___Cleener iom-cmi. Wrap 100 n. nil Shortening ROUTE 83 GIFT SHOP I 1 Sugar o p i TALCOTTVILLE 977 MAIN STREET X Cereal 2 » « Oats i8u.>ki i#.'n*A unrwcwrwraFMtr UMTMECNNiraFHHT. I UWTDMCNrNKlFUMI. Af t I UWTMfCWrMKIFtMt. tf-i lit j U u i P »»UlltC. «uii KC. it-ii. iin ’Sfi). «tUt KC IM I. 1ITI Ml .^643-9016 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER X 'A M i V ytin KC (Ml. IIJI IlMTtKCNrMPUfMKT. an UmOttMOfOtPMFMXf. __ ...... UMTOHCWPNHIliWf...... I« *»uiiit. uu. im »«u m k . i m i . i i n _ _ ! B rRi5rEFFEBwTEKi«EiiTjTi“ ?i» hEMI FM lAU HOT 4VIUUIU TO HMOlEtAtEM M RETMb DEAlElt HOT REIfOlWIlt FM nPMWHICAl E«0M ‘pAiculfreHivEKCEiUTil-Ti.lii^^ iiiff'FMMuiirATwuitETri^^ ^' ’1 ‘ ^ - j > t i. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1976- PAGE SEVEN-C PAGE SIX-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1976 When the case came to Generally speaking, an to recognize the original recaptured by a fisherman. trial, the neighbor argued anim al'.that is wild by owner’s rights. Hence, the creature had as follows; nature belongs to no one. A more extreme case in not been domesticated in is a Noah’s Ark for the rich volved a rare species of romefoelofii’ But once captured and any way. The court The reasons why people mily "The canary may have ™ IT 4 domesticated, it may parrot. This time, the bird thereupon decided in favor plain hamburger amid ear- expensive double cabin to "W e’re experiencing year,” North said. North said. He cited that as travel aboard luxury liners been her property while it By PETER COSTA swimming pools, and two i awyi k become as much private escaped and remained at of the fisherman, pointing A Fnnein o(: RId n o M Corp. H outton, T a n a $9,600 for a luxury somewhat of a boom in the The key to successful the reason many other remain the same — . '; J., was in the cage. But oncO it BOSTON (UPI) - If more outdoors. There are splitting disco rock. Or property as an automobile large for almost three out that the sea. lion had they can do what leisure penthouse suite with out cruise business. In the last operations, according to cruise ships have failed. passengers sail for service, hy 'tVill niMD.iifJ escaped into the open air, there were a Noah’s Ark four gourmet dining rooms it was ‘fair game.’ So now or a suit of clothes. From weeks. When finally cap "regained its natural liber class people have done side private verandah. 10 years cruising grew at a North, is an efficient "We have about the for food and for the |DO-IT-YOUliSl[f| for the rich it would have and nine nightclubs. The it’s mine." thqn on, even if it escapes, tured, it had made its way ty." since F. &ott Fitzgerald That amounts to ap rate of 20 per cent per relationship between the same number of romance of the sea, accor to be the Queen Elizabeth 963-foot Cunard Line However, the court ruled most courts will continue to the next county. "There was no intention I wauM$»AMia w as a r o u n d : Wear proximately $730 a day for year. Not only that, but the number of passengers passengers as the France ding to North. 2. British liner tries to com But again, when the on its part," said the court, beautiful clothes and look a penthouse. rate of passenger ship carried and the size of the for example, but we use And the QE2 makes food in favor of Myrtle, we CUT t h e m o u l d in g a n d t h e g l a s s - t h e n h e l p But unlike the biblical bine the carefree Jazz Age owner proved that the bird "of returning to its place of YOU WITH EVERYTHING ELSE. .THE RIGHT TOOLS building is also near boom ship’s power plant. only half the fuel she did. primarily, on the ground boat which carried two of with the instant-on Space gloriously thin. And according to and service her specialties. had been trained, the court captivity, or of again sub MAKE THE JOB EASY - AND YOU GET PROFESSIONAL But even doing nothing proportions. New "An old ship, an un That’s why when the oil that the canary had been RESULTSI every species of animal, Age. William C. North of the Not only is there one crew Myrtle’s pet canary es upheld his property rights mitting itself to the passenger ship construc profitable ship, is one that embargo came, the France the QE2 has at least two of Passengers may dine on costs money. Typical Cunarcf Line, there is a member to every two caped from its cage one in the parrot and ordered it domination of the (original tion has been growing at a has too few l^ ro o m s and did not survive but we NOTE OUR NEW HOURS every kind of luxury. Strasbourg foie gras in prices for a 13-day cruise waiting list for the passengers but that ratjo morning and fluttered into domesticated. It was no returned. owner).’’ start at $955 for the least penthogses. rate of 25 per cent per too large a power plant," did,” he said. on some cruises is often a neighbor’s back yard. It boasts two indoor mahogany quietude or a more "fair game," said On the other hand, con A iie e I i II e' R E - r v ir r feature 5..3OPM The neighbor captured the iM o n . ,S8t. LAPP PLAZA one to one. the court, than an organ sider the saga of a sea lion E lf the Aitierieun Bar .W»d Fil. "Take the passenger- bird but refused to give it grinder’s monkey would be which escaped from a iTuB* Route 83, Vernon ARHEieialioti aitEl liie (2 milai North of Vtrnbrt Circltl. steward concept, for exam back. Finally Myrtle filed if it slipped out of its holding tank into the Atlan (iEiEiiiE-etirul Bar AsRocia- \ T h u n . ple. Waiting across the hall suit. collar. tic Ocean and was later liE iii . from every passenger’s Food Mart Helps You Prepare For The Happy Holidays Ahead! cabin Is a steward and stewardess just waiting for a buzzer, 24 hours a day. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF FIRST CUT Now that's service and MVD info l!r .w that’s what cruise G old M ed al passengers get and expect S v ' I le Detergent when they voyage on the Q. All the rumors in 5-lb bag Flour Chuck QE2,” he said. dicate that countries 49 OUNCE PACKAGE WALDBAUM'S The food aboard Is un exporting oil to this coun paralleled, according to try are about to raise All Purpose North. In addition to a prices again. How can I Enriched Blade Steal sunrise breakfast, there is conserve energy and save Food Mart a formal breakfast, two tea seme money on my car? times, lunch, a formal A. Here are some ways dinner and even a dally SUPERMARKETS' With this coupon & purchase $7.50 or more. to get more miles per _ Limit one. Valid Dec. 12-18 1976 H-594 midnight buffet. Gourmet gallon of gas: Happy Chanukah! cuisine is featured and • Drive at moderate AH of u$ at Ffnaat With all our• POTATOES PKG. ENGLISH MUFFINS 3fop$1. .202 pkg SPANISH ONIONS “laiH"? ’ 2ib» 29c I «i pspiROid Listerine Mouthwash... ‘'m'1.99 WARDS • BUHERMAID AMERICAN SINGLES 99c ^ Quality Produce at Finast! FOOD CLUB . MELLO WHITE PINE AAOUNTAIN "^Cooked Ham TOP FROST SHRIMP ’I a°o' $2.99 COFFEE RING o n n a m o n tlgiXSI 99c 'i|j||l| Juqsn D atril500M b,‘. r ...... ?z99* CHEDDAR CHEESE ">02 btck 89c FIREPLACE LOGS ea 79c Florida Oranges. . . . 5 b'.V79* Fiorida SALISBUBV STEAK • STUFFED PEPPERS 0. STUFFED CABBAGE NISSEN 8 FOOD CLUB ^EtOHT WATCHERS in qqi uesq ptd inoA ajns’ DDmestic-Sllced 4 9 9 1602 LOAF B a r b s A dorn Hair Spray er'Hili.. c.°n'1.39 5 OATMEAL BREAD ENTREES HOLLOWAY HOUSE L ig lJ S f 99c 55c ASSORTED FRUIT SNACKS4^o«$l. 3g ped ai|i ujqiiM pau|i)U03 fresh tD yDur AUNT JEMIMA HEOULAR OR BLUEBERRY SHARP CHEDDAR WHITE 's T ^ 95c By PHIL PASTORET Tangerines (Eicept Rocky HiU 4 Berlin) s|OJ|U03 )iaq io )uaiua|a 8u{ Large Avocados...... 49* order! lb Earth Born Avoc»dO «na Sbt»b«iry i n .39 PANCAKE BAHER 55c leaq ‘3u{ijM aqi |0 uoi)B|nsu{ CRESCENT ROLLS e'SfSi!® 3 fOR$1 , POniNGSOIL .W.8 8 FABM, '«i'o ffSi99c No, Gwendolyn, despite ^ 8 9 * aqi aJauiap su|j 'gsiYJ '2 Creme Rinse '‘.nd'Sdr’ r OUNCE what you m l^t have heard, us3 Pineapple LB'gB ...... 79* SCALLOPS TOP FROST PACKAGE $1.09 HIAITH AMD BEAUTY AIDSI A auaps aj|i aqi )i ^4Roast Beef FREEZER QUEEN CHEESE W/HERBS s W $1.29 Santa Claus has not moved Green Peppers...... p39* CREST ISc OFF LABEL I from the North Pole to sqitap )0 )U33iad o) 09 «. Cooked-treshly ENTREES exAVSW& ef PKG $1.19 HERKIMEH 99 50 I’AHE EIGHT-C- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 15, 1976- PAGE NINEC Swinging Santas liven any house | 4-H holiday dance set Assumption honor roll About town Diet ideas reduced to size OMIAL t . __ .1____ tl..* At.nnlnn The Hartford Country 4-H Fair provided throughout the evening. Janice MatUiiews, Maureen Bruce Francis, Ann Marie nanne Feeney, Carol individual strings of gift eopirs today. The On Aug. 16, 1776, members In case of inclement weather, GRADE 6 Moriarty, Angelo Morion, Hogan, Rosanne Lenarei, Ferguson, Diane Flavell, ARTHUR P. BUSHNELL director of clinical training dicates overweight persons By Dusly Pilot of the Moravian religious sect Association w ill sponsor a holiday, various-sized Santas from lio(ik|('osls only $1.50 cancellation announcements w ill be High llonore John Nixon, Cynthia Somes, Sean O'Connor, Rudy Persico, Joseph Foley, Alison Grade, A business meeting will AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) in the university's psy should shop for groceries Bring holiday spirit to in Salem, N.C., objected to the dance, "Mistletoe in the Moonlight," Michael Girard, Kathleen one large Santa. eueli (ineludes postage made on WDRC and WTIC radio Michael Downes, Ellen Mary Kate Sullivan, Heather La-Tanya Mansfield, Joseph be conducted b^ — The diet you started last chology department, says while hungry, contrary to any room with these whim Declaration of Independence Dec. 28 at the KofC hall in East Hart Hetsion, Cyrano Jones, David and handling). Send Evans, Clifford Eckle, Turner, Sally Vullo. Rossetto, Tad Somes, Robert Friendship Lodge of week may cause you to preliminary findings of the instructions given shoppers sical swinging Santas. The Hwingin^, swaying because they feared they ford. stations. Keeney, Sandra Keeney. eheek or money order GRADE 7 Stanford. Masons when it meets at gain weight. series of studies tend to by consumer guides. would have to take a loyalty A social hour from 7 to 8 p.m. will llunorB Also, Lynn Koras, John Hang them from the SiinlUM are purl of the jol willi nunie, address and G R A D E 8 But even more impor oath to the Continental Cindy Almeida, Leonard High Honors Luby, Joseph McGraw, Anna 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the That's only one of the disprove some long-held ceiling, from a light fixture ly fuMiily of Hollies pin Congress. The World Almanac be followed by dancing until mid High Honors /.ip elide to CIIRIST.MAD About town Bonvllle, Anne LouisEf Brady, W illiam Black, Susan Moriarty, Donald Murphy, Masonic Temple. Dress Is surprising conclusions of a dieting “ truths.” tantly, he said in a recent over your dining table or (lolls, pine rone owls and notes that Moravians per night. There will be live music. Dress Mary Evans, Margaret CR.VETS, in rare of The Stephen Byrne, 8herri-Lynn Evans, Mary Ellen Finnegan, Kathryn Nason, Elizabeth business suits. The senior year-long investigation of For example, he said one interview the studies have hang them flat against a pixie Iree ornumeiils in mitted oaths to be Uken only is semi-formal. Sullivan. .Miiiirliesler Evening Carlson, Ellen Carrick, Laura Prelsner, Catherine Negri, Sonia Ortega, Jody warden w ill preside. The overweight and dieting study shows diets probably found diets tend to prepare wall. They cap even be lliisly Pilot's Clirisinias to God during religious ser A ll 4-H members, friends and Herald, P.O. Box 489, Manchester Junior Women's Club Thomas Daddario, Rachael Santaniello. Honors Rlcd, Mary Grade Quick, lodge's children's Christ persons by University of should include, rather than the body for gaining weight used as package and tree Craft Rook wliirli also in- vices. parents are welcome. Dept. J, Kiidio City Sta will meet Thursday at 8 p.m, in the Gallacher, Stephanie Honors Maureen Berryman, Kevin Erin Schaffer, Lori Sossin, mas party is Sunday after- M a s s a c h u s e t ts p sy - eliminate, a person's and set up an already trims. e I II III IIII Tickets will be sold at the door. (I e s y o th e r tion, New York, N.Y. home of Miss Arlene Snydei;, 78H Grcenwald, Donna Landry, Christine BerrutI, Anthony Byrne, Fiona Campbell, Chip Kelly-Lou Sullivan, Daniel noon from 2 to 4 at the tern- chologists. favorite food. And Har overweight person to join a Cut the felt Santas as Members are asked to bring fihger Carone, Christine Carr, Heidi holiiluy (leroraliiig ideas. 10019. Cliffside Dr. , Kellie Long, Patricia Carr, Robert Daddario, Laura Tuttle, Edward Vilga, pie. Morton G. Harmatz, 37, matz said another study in- class of "the super-ohiese.” foods. Coffee and punch will be DraghI, Shelia Dupuis, Lyn- small or as large as you Order voiir own and McCarthy, Thomas McGraw, Dupuis, Craig Easterbrook, Elizabeth Wieczorek. "When someone diets, like — the pattern here is they may actually do easy to decrease or in themselves more harm crease. Each square equals than good in the long run,” one-half inch. ShopRMchas Harmatz said. I 'lK S r STEI'! Cut the “ It appears there’s no cap and body from light difficulty getting an initial weight cardboard, then weight loss from dieting. cover both the front and Almost anyone can lose an back sides with red felt. initial 10-15 pounds," he ■SKCOM) STEI': For said. " I t’s really quite each Santa cut four eyes, easy. The problem is main two tassels and two boots taining that new body size from black felt. From red and maybe even losing felt, cut two noses and two further. mouths. Cut two beards "The classic pattern from white. I k with overweight people is THIRD STEP: Trim the to regain that weight that bottom of Santa’s coat with they lost on a diet. Not only fur or heavy white yarn SERVICE AND CONVENIENCE do they regain that weight, and the bottom of his cap but they tend to show a with red sequins. THOUSANDS OF NATIONAL BRANDS' rebound above their EOIRTII STEI':To T h e M E A T in previous weight.” String the eyes, nose and Grocery Savings He said that means body, sandwich heavy Be Sure To Look For "they lose on one diet, then thread between the two rebound a little, then lose p ie ce s of felt. Use g lu e to BREAST O’ CHICKEN ShopRite REGULAR OR UNBLEACHED on another diet and then hold the thread and felt gain even more. So you get to g e th e r. an increasing gain over the EIETII STEP: Hang the CHUNK CRANBERRY ShopRite E33 years. The super obese eyes and nose from the bot come out of that kind of tom of the cap. Hang the Circulars pattern.” body from the bottom of BONELESS BEEF OIUCK SHOULDER STEAK CUT FOR BONELESS BEEF CHUCK UGHT TUNA SAUCE FLOUR To combat that pattern, 5 the nose. Attach the thread Harmatz said some type of with a dab of glue. GROUND BEEF CHUCK In The Store! UNDER BLADE LONDON ^ weight-loss maintenance SIXTH STEP: The San any size O A c program is needed. tas can be made into a POT ROAST BROIL e :^ozCICIc All Your Holiday Needs So far, he said, studies mobile by hanging one San 4 pKg O X GENUINE AMERICAN SPRING LAMB BONE IN . _ cans involving 33 overweight ta from another. Hang the BONELESS-BEEF CHUCK KteirQ 5 49 ' women have had success Cube Steak Whole Lambl^nr' Leg .^1” with positive reinforement BONE-IN • LAMB SHOULDER . ^ BONE-IN • BEEF CHUCK ITALIAN, CREAMY, FRENCH programs in which dieters Under Blade Steakib99^ Blade Chops . *1” ShopRite - MAKES 10QTS. LO CAL FRENCH. LO CAL ITALIAN SUNSWEET were rewarded for main BONE-IN LAMB taining weight loss, with 7 9 M imagery programs in Boneless Steak'^.b^l^® Slab Bacon u79< Rib Chops .^2 INSTANT ShopRite PRUNE which subjects connected BONELESS-BEEF ROUND SHOULDER BLADE BOSTON BONELESS _ _ BONE-IN - L A ^ _ $ 2 9 9 unpleasant feelings with Tip Steak y Pork Roast...... 7 9 ' Loin Chops .*2 eating and thought of DRY MILK JUICE themselves as slimmer Cubes for Stew?5,*1” Shoulder Roll = Lamb Neck Slices .8 9 ' persons and with group PATIUCK CUDAHY programs in which sub BONE-IN-BEEF CHUCK Tusoft Tusoft BONELEJS, WATER ADDED - GEM SMOKED FORK BONELESS BONELESS e y i o Q $1 4 9 R (9 | jects discussed eating Canned Ham... Short Ribs Shoulder Roll Veal for Stew problems and had public btl. weigh-ins. FROZEN, SKINNED AND DEVIENED BONE-IN, WATER ADDED - SMOKED OR FRESH PORK _ BONE-IN - VEAL BU D E » 5 Harmatz said another Gem Franks . 1579* Beef Liver 4 9 'Shoulder^hvmiuci nvBnvPicnic . u69' w-- Shoulder Steak. .^1“’ o - University of TANGYORMILD-ShopRite SHOULDER POT ROAST (BONELESS) MNE-INBAIdC.lld - .PORK DDRIY LOIN in iM t M A O BONE-IN . _ ShopWMGARDFN OU3YORK Massachusetts study of Pork Rolf "S*!” Beef Chuck :M JV^ Center Loin Chops Veal Rib Chops STEEL EMEIXSaKY-flY ERTL eating indicates that Sweet Peas 4im99< HEINZ Split Pea Beans ilS;57< "favorite foods ” should be BEEF OR REG. KETCHUP RESCUE TRUCK included in diets. He said Colonial Franks pkt89^ Chicken Legs - - ib79^ Pork Loin Ribs ib^l®® Veal Loin Chops ib^1®® ShopRite Corn . 3S^85' W I Dole Pineapple '!r^33' when two groups of 600 cw -ou .ece I VWTHWITHRIBS RIBS PORKLOIN MODiN.iUDi and aim * chops _ SHOULDER BONELESS ShopRite iRrte CHLORINE STANDARD SIZE CHRISTMAS PK6. O f 125 ^ students used diets with similar caloric intakes, the Chicken Breast . 99< Assorted Chops .. Veal Cube Steak OR SonwTHN Ornament Hooks 26^ King Size Franks;.t89< Chicken Ajpple Sauce ’ ' LITE eanser .. 6«n"89< group that had its "ab ^ I BONELESSBONELESS BONELESS - LOIN BLADE _ BONE IN, POCKET FOR STUFFING — # B# 90R #35 ELBOWS FRINa AEROSOL ALL VARIETIES aDISHWASHER solute favorite snack food" •EEFORREG. AA a Chicken Breast .*1“ Pork Roast . . .*1” Veal Breast .7 9 ' Spaghetti . 3J.'S88' Vi-gM. bS. Finish Detergent Spray Snow ...llHM.59^ included in the diet was Gem Bologna pi.gB9^ WHY PAY MORE? _ _ more successful in main taining weight loss. E ShopRitt Bag of Bows "^2*349^ 2(M)z.$l69 Pork Loins “S H r r Spare Ribs ib99^ Veal Rump Roast ib^l^® Wheat Flour 5bl',89^ Corn Chex „ ’^,69< Vermont Maid "Being on a diet you feel .Ham Patties ...... can 1 BONELESS LOIN ROAST CARNATION BUmURNGERFUNSinOREUNSaE MUERERS deprived, with a physical ------\ Evap. Milk 3'’c:’‘.89^ Baby Ruth "2^79^ Elbow Macaroni b?,39< or psychological desire for Produce Dept. CHOCOLATE ^ ^ RNE/MEDIUM/BROAO - PENNSYLVANIA BEEFARONI/BEEF RAVIOLI/MtNI RAVIOLI/ certain foods. ” he said. There is still time to ■ "113 SIZE"-SUNKIST FLORIDA "100 SIZE" ■ SPAGHETTI a MEATBALLS "When you come off the Nestle Quik S*1*’ Dutch N o b le s '£53' ^Mb.6-oz. diet, you eat the desired ..can TANGELOS S U a D P ia U D BEETS OR ShopRHe Chef Boy-ar-dee *2:.99< LONE RANGER complete your 1 NAVEL ORANGES O R AN G ES 1 food and have a rapid JUICY-"100 SIZE" Slic^ Carrots 5 t:’n,99^ Red Cabbage....3' ^89' weight gain, C "By including that A U VARIETIES-PR0GRE550 PALMOUVEGOIO ACTION FIGURE Burger Bits ^^*4” "favorite food' in the diet, STONEWARE LEMON/PINE aSAN ER VPT. 12-OZ. BTL Spaghetti Sauce 'lr79^ Bath Soap 3 ^ 9 ' you seem to eliminate that START COLLECTING JEEF/CHEESE/CHICKEN UVER - BUTCHER BRAND WHY PAY MORE? Parsons Ammonia 39^ desire,' Beef lYeats ... :39< Purex Bleach „ . i^69< ASSORTED/WHITE 1B0 PKG. ^ ^ $ ^ 4 9 Harmatz said both ° ° 'l groups in that study lost 15 90' 15 09 CHiaEN/TRADinONAL/CORN - UNCU BEN'S . ^ BES PAK X-LARGE Felt Santa Clauses cut to ShopRite Napkins 89^ weight equally during a 10- various sizes make a L ^ stuff'n Such ...... S .4 9 ' GINGERALE/CLUB/UPRITE/QUININE/SELTZER/TOM week diet. But persons who NOW! Waste Bags "^.79< COUmvaHALFSHALFShopRlt* ^ 1 CRISP 1 each holiday mobile. This HEARTHSIDE GARDEN FESTIVAL ’ INDIAN RIVER "32 SIZE" BETTY CROCKER INSTANT COFFEE 1(K)Z. JAR ate their favorite foods makes good gifts for HAND PAINTED STONEWARE. A Pie Cmst Mix Full O'Nuts ^2®® Mixers.-...... 5 btb99^ either maintained or con GRAPEFRUIT CAUF. GELERY RADISHES w I V M W ShopRitt COLA. GINGER. CHERRY-ROOT BIER-CREAM. tinued to lose wight during newlyweds and also is a WHY PAY MORE? PIECE A WEEK AT ShopRite. AUVARIETRS ORANGE TONTO 1 4 9 a 10-week follow-up. while good family project. THREE LOVELY FLORAL PAT Kraft Mayonnaise'i^SB^ the other group regained TERNS AVAILABLE. (SUNSHINE O ^ o z Q Q c Hawaiian Punch '^ 4 9 ' Lo Calorie Soda %X95' ACTION FIGURE ea. £ p K 9 . X g J JIFFY the weight it lost FLOWER HIGHLAND FLOWER OR 5 9 9 ® 1 3’ “ '" 9 9 ® 1 Another study shows that PRAIRIE FLOWER.) RiceOiex S.65' Pie Crust Mix 4.::i99^ Bite Crackers "s.39< overweight people should Imported Che^e probably shop for food THIS WEEK’S FEATURE: In - Store Bakery Frozen Food Bakery w"hile hungry, he said Dairy Case ShopKtt *‘100% FLOnOA' Preliminary findings of REGULAR QUARTERS I ORANGE STEEL that study, which DINNER FLEISCHMANNS *CRISPY ShopRite measured the length of I JUICE time people looked at food MARGARINE ^9 <5 9 slides to indicate their in ALL YAW meS (EXCEPT BEEF H ORAVY) BAJA VAN z: NUT COOKIES WHITE BREAD terests in the foods, in PLATE BYERTL i INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED FRESH BAKED FREEZER QUEEN NO PRESERVATIVES ADDED ” dicated some people KRAFT ENTREES 2«pk, "might have something S C 9 9 wrong so that food does not SINGLES $ 1 0 9 lead to satiation but to i CELENTANO hunger ' Harmatz said 2Q-OZ. dozen ■ CHEESE each He said those persons' 'Service Deli. loaves brains apparently get high PIZZA insulin readings from , WITH EACH $5.00 PURCHASE , eating rather than the nor I OPEN STOCK GUARANTEED TO BE AVAIL. FOR 5 YEARS SWISS CHEESE DOMESTIC HAM GEM BOLOGNA nUNSFAKENT OR INVISABLE mal high blood sugar DELICIOUS STORE SLICED — STORE water added GOLDEN DELUXE PEACH LEMON MUMOUC „ Y b u r ^ O t reading. That mix-up in Z5 THERE IS STILL TIME TO COMPLETE YQUR FINUND MINCE. APPLE, PUMPKIN 20 01...... Chokf SET START COLLECTING NOW* STORE SLICED M E C MM.Ulrmt-OUTCMAPPLI, ShopRite Tape signals makes the person's imported *MELTAWAY r I C v APPLi. OR COCONUT CUBTAM OR COCONUT CUSTARD box wtihu. A Ac BAHEQIES "AA* eating lead to a desire to DSC. 11,1176 CUP >5p«r. O tr Vz-lb. W W BUNS pkg o i g g < cat. liarmatz said STORE SLICE WEAVER ShopRite RES Duracell 5 Follow this pattern to Dte. 21,1176 SAUCER 3 9 ' " So after eating, they'd BANQUET CADBATHRY Liverw urst...... be highly likely to look for make a basic felt Santa SAUD .9 9 ' 3 9 ' CHICKEN ROLL N m JW CARANDO . FRESH POT PIES something to eat." he said Claus. It can be in Jas. 2,1977 C I^E R OR FLAKY Ray 0 Vac 1 CARANDO POLISH IMPORTED THE ORlGtNAL COFFEE MAKER creased or decreased ac CEREAL P IM CappicolaCaDPicola . . ib /b^ *ITALIAN J h . 9 ,1 9 7 7 3 9 ' $199 SQUARE BR0WN& cording to the size B o m . ^ STORE SLICED RICH'S HOOD CONTAiNBR PEPPERONI CHOPPED HAM BEAUTY MAG 1000 W A H Duplicate desired. MATCHING COMPANION PIECES r Turkey Bologna ib99^ BREAD 14-01. kx) SERVE ROLLS'. AVAILABLE AT OUR LOW PRICES ICECREAM W-gH.t ,$ 9 9 9 *NOT AVAILABLE IN ShopRitt OF BRISTOL. MERIDEN OR NEW ' Hair Blower bridge BRITAIN I’rall X \\ liilMcv \ircrafl Dec 9 at Pi\V .-Lircraft Club, 200 Clement Rd.,East Hartford -Dr. and Mrs Tanash .Movnalan. first, Paul FAMILY CENTER - 214 SPENCER ST. 5817 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Barton and Jim Baker, se IKMILY CENTER - 214 SPENCER ST. 5817 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE cond; John Sehwabe and Tom CLASSIFIED WORD MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Griffen. third. »OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. • MON.-FRI., 7 A.M. to MIDNIGHT • OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ADS IN THE HERALDl • OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. • MON.-FRI., 7 A.M. to MtOMQHT • OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. •SATURDAY 7 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. . MON.-SAT.. 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. 6 to 2S DAYS / •SATURDAY 7 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. • MON.-SAT. 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. 9t per word per day' 643-2711 I KEEP SMILING "Ill ord«rloitsurei»u(fld»nl supply of »«le8lleins lor aRol OUT cuilonwrs, we m uilreseivR the riohl to limit the purch»s*otMl«ilouniliO(4 d e n y tele Items, except where olherwite noted." N d responsible lor lypopfsphlFal enors. KEEP HAPPY "kionl«rtomurai«#6d*nl«ipplyolMl*iHtm8lortlolourcuMomsrt,wsnHistrss«ivtttwil9MtolmKtlMpurchiS6olsilsttounltlol4 oltny sd«lltmt,s>esplwhsr*oths(v4tsnols Hartford firm acquires five planes Corporate Air, Inc., of Hartford, operators of an air planes are exceptionally well equipped with avionics. express and passenger charter service, have announced Two of the Navajos have been fitted for air charter ser the acquisition of five aircraft from Japan Air Lines. vice and feature attractive club seating for up to six, This brings to 14 the number of aircraft in the Corporate desks, and a refreshment center. The other three are Air fleet. The new airplanes are Piper Navajos. Used by configured for freight. Japan Air Lines for pilot instrument training, the air Jackson joins Magson Uniform !i Paul Jackson joined Magson Uniform of graduate of Rockville High School and "In my opinion, the best buy in the Kensington today as its New England attended the University of Connecticut. pickle market is B an' G!" States police uniform director and assis James R. O'Connor of East Hartford is o!.(ion !• ■ I ■ Business tant to Nathan E, Mag, vice president in in charge of the Connecticut Police Pickles turn up In charge of sales. Uniform division. Ron Vincent, formerly of Manchester the darnedest places Jackson has been in the uniform field and now of New Britain, will be in charge MOCH A CUGCtNHlIMCR, lO N C ISIAND CJTY, NY, 11101 for past 21 years from early youth. He is a ACON5ullOAnDIO(VnCOMMSV* IUVK>SVV1 lOCONVUMlIMIfn of the letter carriers uniform division. © Stock sale expands investment company GLASTONBURY FOX RUN MALL The Dewey Investment Corporation of Manchester, EAST HARTFORD licensed by the Small Business Administration, has 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE If successfully completed its recent expansion through a 801 SILVER U N E public sale of stock. This enlargement provides the cor MANCHESTER poration with additional funds of $1,800,000 which will be 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN fn*t used to assist area firms. The brokers on the sale of stock Fash k were the F.L. Putnam Co. of Boston and its East Hart MIDDLETOWN c e iv e ford division, Kennedy-Peterson, Inc. 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 SWgA The Manchester corporation, under the terms of its Fabulous actyi license, can assist in the financing and expansion of small and jacquard i OPEN 8A.M. TO 10P.M. hoods...als08t businesses by providing both long term loans and equity sizes S,M,L.fiq capital investments. The company, whose office is at 101 j MON. THRU SAT. W. Middle Tpke. intends to continue its concentration in ^AGg, the area of business loans with terms of five and ten WE WELCOME YOUR I ^ Doubk years. FOOD STAMP PURCHASES C lftCU L This is the second expansion of the Dewey Investment ¥ PAml We Reserve Righj to Limit Qualities, None Sold to Dealers. Not Responsible for Typographical Errors. Corporation. It was originally acquired by a group of Noyefty styles waist or basic local businessmen in 1973 who brought it to Manchester stitched creas and increased its assets by $600,000 at that time. Reg. 7.99 The officers of the investment company are George Mrosek, president; Salvatore Filloramo, vice president; Top any Loren Andreo, treasurer; Jack R. Hunter, secretary; and the directors are James McCarthy, John Filloramo. John Wile, John DeQuattro, William Thornton, John Mrosek, STone Thomas Toomey and Donald Genovesi. Lead wick candles still being sold WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Consumer Product Safety SHOP Commission says some candles, mostly used in votive lights at churches, are being sold with lead-core wicks despite concern over health hazars which might result. The commission singled out two manufacturers Mon day which it said are still making the wicks. Most of the industry droppM the practice after health concerns were TOP NOTCH raised three years ago about exposure to burning lead. Thousands of Christmas candles and others at that time used slim lead wires inside the wicks for support. Two firms — Queens Braidworks Inc., New York; and American WiQk Co, North Bergen, N.J. — “are con PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU DEC. 18, 1976. ri tinuing to produce lead core wicking,” the commission said Monday. The commission said it is considering whether to require a label warning on such candles to let buyers know of the presence of lead. Meantime, it said, "consumers can easily identify candles with lead-core wicking by a close examination ... The lead wire running through the center can be exposed by peeling back the surrounding cotton braid.” Pregnancy pay ordered HARTFORD (UPI) — In the first Connecticut decision since the U.S. Supreme Court said pregnant employes are not entitled to disability pay, a Torrington firm was ordered to pay a woman ^715 for a 1973 pregnancy leave. The Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities said Union Hardware, a division of Brunswick Corp., in Skokie, 111., discriminated against the woman in denying her full disability pay for the pregnancy. The decision favoring Shirley Hilla of Torrington was 1 ,-5 written before last week's high court decision but went unreported until Monday. H SNETCO declares dividend FOR YOUR Directors of Southern New England Telephone declared a regular quarterly dividend of 95.5 cents per share on the company's preferred stock Series A, $1.1^25 per share on its preferred stock Series B, and 75 cents per share on its common stock at their meeting on December 8. The dividends are payable Jan. 15,1977 to shareholders of record at the close of business on Dec. 20. People’s Store FOODS! Holiday Special Imported Ceramic Custard Cups AND Asit. Color* THE Reg. 89' ea. 59* ea, BEST Located Next Door to SERVICE SHOE TOWN - SHOP RITE 226 SPENCER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. IN TOWNI insactions Woodor Newt The Finest PIm Hc Stfln SX-TOetAIII SAVE OVER ® 8 s a v e OVER 7 ' GRANDINETTI POtarold’e r-' — ' i r . t Electric Crepe Maker Decorative Am azing iliuiii. Coaster Sets ^oreko Turn out thin, delicious crepes M R . C 0 F F E E I SX-70 | r every time! 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