PAGE SIXTEEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 21, 1976 The weather inside today
Mostly sunny, cold today, high in low Area news Kitchen...... 9-B to mid 20s. Increasing cloudineii Classified . Obituaries ... 14-A tonight, low 10-15. Variable cloudiness Comics ... People ...... 14-B Thursday, high In mid 30s. National **The B right One** Dear Abby Second Thought 7-B. weather forecast map on Page 12-B. TWENTY-EICHT PAGES ^ Editorial Sports...... 4-6-B TW O SECTIONS MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER B , 1978 - VOL. XCVI, No. 70 PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Family . Worst spill in East Coast history Ship’s bow sinks PLENTY OF FREE • OPEN NITELY PARKING o n c h e / l e r • MOST STORES spilling more oil ONE STOP OPEN SUNDAYS NANTUCKET, Mass. (U P I)-T he area beaches, termed the spill “a dis Guard spokesman, m e oil was three bow of the Argo Merchant, smashed aster of major and unprecedented to five feet thick in some sections. At SHOPPING o r k o d ^ to pieces by high seas, sank today proportions.” one point the oil gushed from the ship and dumped the rest of its 7.6 million The tanker split in half Tuesday at the rate of 15,000 gallons per hour. gallon cargo of heavy oil into the during a winter storm that caused 20- The 640-foot vessel carrying a 7.6 Atlantic Ocean. foot waves. The area of sea pollution million-gallon cargo of No. 6 crude Coast Guard officials said the slick measured approximately 75 miles by oil wandered ten miles off her from the worst oil spill in the history 27 miles at its widest point. charted course last Wednesday to run of the U.S. Atlantic coast now Winds and currents have kept the aground in shallow waters about 30 stretches more than 1(X) miles from oil away from the coast, but there miles southeast of Nantucket Island. 2 the jackknifed tanker wedged on the were fears changes in the weather The Coast Guard estimated one Nantucket Shoals 37 miles from here. could cause the oil to come ashore on million gallons of oil was still inside The bow, which was snapped from beaches and threaten the tourist the tanker’s 12 forward storage con the ship Tuesday, was broked again business in resort areas. tainers. SIMMONS early today and sank. The sinking- .From the air smelly mess ’'looked The ship split about 9 a.m. Tuesday LIG G En forced the Coast Guard to abandon like a mass of pancakes 20 feet in and eventually the bow and stern DRUG SHOES MARTIN LTD. plans to put men on board the ship diameter," according to a Coast were separated completely although 2 KING’S today. they remained on the shoals. PKSTOMma More than 6.5 million gallons of BROILS THEM IN JUST BASS 100 CORDUROY 1 TO 3 MINUTES Huge oil slick snakes away from tanker thick industrial oil have flooded from Pirlid M MBb ir Im M I 20 Piece Tinti laniM ad hnb m M m I BOOT VESTED SUITS the holds of the jack-knifed tanker in ImI Ctnr tods fir M-iMttw | the worst oil spill in the history of the Utility firm fined cnMn. lu i to (km. m tta m- j Peg- I A team of Coast Guardsmen were to board the wave-ravaged hulk of the oil tanker Argo km CORAL SET $100.00 U.S. Atlantic coast. The oil has Merchant today to begin an attempt to haul the severed bow section into deep water, seal spread east in a slick 90 miles long ^ 0 9 .9 9 and sink it. The ill-fated ship, with its cargo of thick industrial oil snaking up towards the and 27 miles wide. for reactor incident a 34®® 90 horizon, is shown in this photograph taken late Tuesday. (UPI photo) Hundreds of seabirds have been killed and shellfish beds ruined by the KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. (UPI) - explain in writing why part or all of it drifting pancake-shaped blobs which The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Com should not be imposed. threaten both the popular beaches of mission today fined a subsidiary of The reactor operator has 20 days southern New England and the lush Northeast Utilities and suspended a to file a written answer to the com PUCA orders rate cut Georges Bank fishing grounds. A senior reactor operator’s license as a mission concerning the suspension of Coast Guard spokesman, however, result of an unplanned reactor start the license. He is permitted to HARTFORD (UPI) — In a surprise At an ^arly morning session, PUCA The Northeast spokesman at the said that some of the oil "has gone up at the Millstone I plant in Water request a hearing on whether his move, the Public Utilities Control Chairman Arthur Kleban shocked hearing was so surprised, he refused across" the tip of the bank, but the ford, Conn, last month. license should be revoked. Authority today ordered Northeast New England’s largest utility by to make a statement afterward. damage may not be as severe as at The commission’s Office of Inspec "71 Utilities to reduce its existing elec telling the firm not only that it could Consumer attorneys, however, were first expected. tion and Enforcement said it was tric rates substantially. not have a $56.3 million rate increase ecstatic. The (Toast Guard team of experts fining the Northeast Nuclear Energy W ou ld -b e SEARS REED’S The $21.6 million rate decrease will it sought, but that the company must 'T m happily surprised," said state today were to be lowered by Co. $15,(XX) for four alleged items of DMIHOND reduce its current rates because it is attorney for utility consumers, David helicopter to the wrecked hulk, which noncompiiance with commission WED-THUR-FRI translate roughly into a $1 reduction h ija ck er Rag Doll SHOWCASE Selection of in the monthly bills of Northeast’s charging its customers too much Silverstone. lies severed on the Nantucket Shoals. regulations, including allegedly 850,000 customers. already. “It’s a stunning victory for Connec Although the weather continued sour, failing to have its personnel properly 20% to 50% OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Boxed ChristmasI ticut consumers,’’ added Marc with cold temperatures and heavy follow procedures in required testing g iv es u p 1/2 Ct. Caplan, director of Connecticut winds, they will attempt to stabilize of reactor systems. OFF . CARDS Citizens Action Group. "Northeast the bow section by putting out an The commission said it was im SAN FRANCISCO (UPII - A SelectedSelected GroupingGroupin EARRINGS Today’s news has been overcharging its customers anchor and pumping oil into forward mediately suspending a senior reac would-be hijacker, who slashed one DIAMOND for quite some time.” tanks. The plan then is to haul it to tor operator’s license for allegedly of his hostages during a night of Shop Vo Price "Hartford Electric & Light Co. had deep water and sink it, using gunfire permitting and supervising the terror aboard a United Airlines jet. Eartf TOYS .1/2 PRICE s u m m a ry asked for a $16.9 million — or 7.5 per if necessary. withdrawal of a control rod that led surrendered early today after a siege cent — rate increase and Connecticut Tlie captain of the Liberian vessel, to an unplanned reactor start-up of more than 14 hours at the UAL * 376® ® Light & Power Co. had asked for a maintenance base. / / / //// //// ////_ Compiled from United Press International owned by a New York company, was during a refueling outage Nov. 12. $39.4 million — or 9.9 per cent — in to appear in court today concerning For allegedly performing the ac Palm J. Hinnant, 37, a mentally crease. disturbed airline mechanic, turned an advisor in the Johnson White the wreck. tion that led to the unplanned start-up Both subsidiaries of Northeast his Luger pistol over to two friends E State House, to be secretary of the Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- of the reactor, a reactor operator were stunned, along with reporters Mass.. set a hearing in Boston was cited for noncompliance with who boarded the jet, then called for a HARTFORD - Barry Health, Education and Welfare. and consumer advocates, when the Wednesday night to probe the acci NRC regulations. woman friend, who came out to the Scheinberg of the Connecticut PUCA rejected the rate increases in dent. Rep. Gerry Studds, D-Mass.. The company has 20 days to either plane. He and his friends were taken State Employes Association WASHINGTON — Violent crime their entirety. whose district covers the beautiful pay the fine to the commission or aboard a van and taken to an un which represents state police during the first nine months of The small gathering was further disclosed place. troopers, believes a strike by this year decreased 5 per cent shocked when Kleban announced the YOUTH PARKADE OAKERY prison guards is unlikely. Re said nationwide over the same period firm would have to lower its existing CENTRE „ .BERMIE’S the union’s state police unit would of 1975, but overall crime rose 2 rates. The utility has to submit a new 649-0820 Famous Maker have to decide if it would honor per cent, according to FBI rate schedule to the authority for ap Cheney Tech^s L,0, Johnson C figures. Great Values TV A APPLIANCES GIRLS SPORTSWEAR picket lines by the guards, proval within 30 days. Girls Skirts Christmas represented by a rival union. If “This reduction in rates ordered by Ori0.9.00 Eureka Canister the guards strike, state police WASHINGTON - Disputing the the PUCA has come about largely CUPCAKES 30% OFF would have to man the prisions, Ford administration’s naval plan because Millstone I, (Northeast’s) to retire on Thursday 1.99 unless Gov. Ella T. Grasso calls ning, a new study says enough of nuclear generating plant, is making a VACUUM CLEANER Fabulous savings on slacks, sweaters woiiien lu be trained accordingly. Tremendous savings on this group and knit tops by a Top-Notch Makerl for help from the Connecticut the right kind of ships to carry a significant contribution to the com By JL>E TOMPKINS Johnson's father used to work long of girls washable famous maker Asst, solids and patterns. Sizes 4-6X, 7- National Guard. successful attack to the Soviet hours at the Cheney mills and did not At present, there are seven girls skirts. Sizes 7-17. Limited quan- ooz. pany’s total electrical output and has Herald Reporter * 14. Union in wartime would cost always have time to do the minor attending Cheney Tech studying draf . titles. So hurry. Reg. $1.80 brought about a proportionate HARTFORD - Joseph N. Gill’s $13.47 billion over the next five A modest man, Lennart Otto John househould repairs that are so ting, electrical and carpentry ooz. decrease in the companies’ expenses courses. The times have changed, reorganization of the Department years, about double the ad for oil,” he said in a statement. son of 144 Cooper St. is reluctant to necessary. Johnson said his mother of Environmental Protection in ministration projection. talk about himself as part of the became quite adept at repairing the and when these girls and male M r /// M //// //// //y M r j W M //// //// Kleban emphasized that today’s 1975 was invalid, according to the history of Howell Cheney Regional iron when it wouldn’t work, handling students graduate, they will receive decision by the authority in no way a regular high school diploma for state legislature’s watchdog com VAIL, Colo - While President affects the status of Northeast’s 1974 Vocational Technical School. plumbing problems and small mittee in a report released Ford winds down his presidency Thursday, the man who began his carpentry needs. He figured that if their four-year course which includes rate hike issue currently being the required standard subjects along Tuesday. At the same time, the by attending to affairs of state, reviewed by the PUCA. long career at Cheney Tech will his mother had to do some of these with their shop courses. Legislative Program Review and Betty Ford went shopping for' In 1974, the authority granted retire. jobs, there was a real need for Investigations Committee ab Christmas presents and talked, as' Northeast a $47.7 million rate in Johnson really began his associa —Sec I’airr Foiirlri-n-V solved Gill and his aides of any is her style, openly about the elec-i crease which was ultimately ruled tion with Cheney Tech while still a ANDERSON LIHLE criminal wrongdoing in the tion and the Ford family plans invalid by Court of Common Pleas student at Manchester High School, revamping venture. which include settling in or nean judge William C. Bieluch. which was then located almost PRAGUE’S SHOES Misses & Juniors Palm Springs, Calif. across the street from the old Trade NUGENTS Our Reg. *8 to *11 Regional School. Mens, Womens International “I did like so many others did then, LUXURY Long Warm PROVIDENCE, R. 1, - 1 took part of my courses at the trade & Childrens school and part at high school," he COWL NECKS SWEATERS Brushed Nylon Researchers from the University LYON, France — A school bus BOOTS of Rhode Island were expected carrying metally retarded said. When he graduated, he received a certificate from the trade school in 2 s g e e $ 5 9 5 $ 7 9 5 today to give state officials a children home from a joyful pre- GOWNS addition to his high school diploma. ^ and up. 10% to S0% game plan for combatting oil Christmas class lost its way in from the Argo Merchant which dense fog and crashed into the icy "We worked under realistic shop OFF may reach state shores. Rhone River Tuesday, killing 13 of \. conditions to train us for the real the children and a teacher. thing," he .said. "We had to punch a CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A group time clock when we entered and Mr /////////////// M of American scholars has issued a LONDON — The Soviet Union is when we left." veiled threat that they may refuse so far ahead in militia air power His chosen trade was drafting to cooperate with Russian the United States might be forced which took him through his later scholars in retaliation for Soviet to use nuclear weapons if war employment and eventually into teaching the subject at Cheney Tech. 2 refusal to allow Americans to broke out between the two super attentd a three-day Moscow sym powers, according to the latest DAYS TO The enrollment of females the past posium on Jewish culture. edition of Jane’s All the World’s two years is a fulfillment of a desiye Aircraft. CHRISTMAS Johnson expressed 16 years ago. National Before the present school was opened KNITTER’S Adarfi*s Apple Swiss Colony CAIRO — Presidents Anwar in 1962, Johnson said he would like to CONSUMER GALEG DETROIT - Nearly 39,000 U, S. Sadat of Egypt and Hafez Assad see vocational education programs WORLD expand to include more female par Make II e perfect ChrUlsisi and Canadian auto workers who of Syria have agreed to unite their ..? W * a o N Bicentennial wlib ilte perfect preeenl. . . and build small cars will be off the job two countries and seek and early Water system ticipation. For example, he wanted ^ at a budget price. Here'i 12" BLACK a WHITE . 9 7 ■noolk. ready to apraed, Italy when they greet 1977 — the Middle East settlement with to see young women take courses in CREWEL HUMMEL Chtddar wllb Shtrry, Cheddar drafting, electrical and electronic in Bacon. Cheddar with Pe- greatest number of workers on Israel, who they accuse of n eed s to ld BATTERY (' iV’' / I 7 C . cana plui Isiportad ehatae PLATE ^ ^ wadsea.wadgea. TV temporary layoff since the in attempting to block an Arab strument testing and measurement, rrallilirPuluttd and industrial chemistry. Even at CLOCK GiFTiee.. «5« dustry’s recovery began in mid- peace intitiative. Egypt and Syria Qlft Boxed Today’s Manchester Herald in that time, Johnson said these fields Cheese Spread Wa M il anywhara to tha U I A. 1975. were merged in 1958 in the United cludes two stories on Page lOB Arab Republic, but it collapsed in of vocational study were wide open Reg. ‘ 77 ’* about the town’s water system. for women. Reg. PLAINS, Ga. — President-elect 1961 with a military coup in Syria. One story details a study of the His observation that women could $13 100% SOLID STATE Jimmy Carter interrupted his water system that says Cabinet selection today for a BEIRUT, Lebanon — Prime fulfill positions in these areas did not Manchester will have to spend $7 stem from the World War II era Gives tips to successor Mr /////////// //// M r Mr //////////// M round-trip flight to Chicago to at Minister Selim Al Hoss called million on improvements to meet tend funeral services for Mayor when women went to work in fac a cabinet meeting today to discuss federal standards that go into tories and learned to operate Lennart 0. Johnson, assistant director at Howell Cheney Richard J. Daley. Sources said he issues vital to reconstructing war- effect in June 1977. The second machines and. related jobs. Regional Vocational Technical School, reviews some of his will complete his Cabinet selec ravaged Lebanon, including arms story outlines the distribution of "No, my vision went further back responsibilities as Gerald Blanchard looks over his shoulder. tion Thursday by announcing the collection, a possible call for mar the town’s water supply. than that,” he said. "It really began appointment of Joseph Califano, tial law and press censorship. Johnson is retiring from Cheney Tech and Blanchard will take with my mother." over his duties. (Herald photo by Pinto) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mwchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 - PAGE THREE-A PAPE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandwttte. Conn.. Wed.. Dec. M, Hff6 Vlanchealer tournament Dec. 16 at the Top scorers in the Social Security P i n o c h l e Vernon Senior Citizens Center Rec centers Manchester Senior Citizens are Joe Fetko, 641, Camille r e le a s e Pinochle Group Game Dec. 16 • s c o r e s Poggle, 633, Doris Stiebitz, jt the Army and Navy Club 628, LenaPiazza, 625. s c h e d u l e s are George L ast, 632, After the tournament, the Q. I’m 87 and have almost no regular income, but I do Hans Fre^rickeon, 617, Mary 23 at 9:45 a.m. at the Army and Navy Qub. Play is open to club had a dinner and Christ The holiday schedule for have a home and a car. Will that keep me from getting Thrall, 612, Felix Jesanis, 572, all senior citizens. mas party. the East Side Rec at 22 SSI payments? Paul Schuetz, 571, Grace Plnochie will be played Vernon School St., the West Side A. If your house and car are of reasonable value, you Windsor, 566, Al Gates, 561, Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the may be eligible for Supplemental Security Income (^ I) Mike Haberem, 560. Winners in the Vernon Senior Citizens Center. Rec at 110 Cedar St., and ... fauutrliui ■ Senior Citizens Pinochle Club the Community Y, 78 N. payments. Call or write any Social Security office for Pinochle will be played Dec. Main St., during the IKck Santt and hb En$enid^ more information. MiasWAWlaWAW aAi> p MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 - PAGE FIVE-A PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 favorable or derogatory manner?” We also find aging mothers adyising daughters always are few newspapers or national magazines which pay •Ktwwtm'.wiiniWHrK-iftK t- The board members worked up an answer which makes accept mamma’s advice. ’They are nice children. (When much regular attention to them. By FLOYD LARSON Growing Older them glow with pride. The members, all important last did your children take advice from you? The real trouble is not the advertising neglect of older advertising and publicity executives, checked with the But then we recall those great ’TV commercials about a Americans. It’s a matter of marketing neglect, manufac fllaurlipatrr EitrmuijUfralii .n owlish editor’s notebook National Council of Aging. They interviewed newspaper beautiful young housewife. Her mother-in-law is coming turing neglect, packaging neglect. Clothing makers are Manchester — A City of Village Charm Advertisers neglect and magazine editors. They talked with hundreds of com for supper. Great acting there. What fear! What not designing wearables suitable for older women (or trepidation! Will his mother criticize the furniture? ’The Founded Oct. 1, 18J1 22 million buyers panies which advertise extensively. They consulted with older men, either). Food processors aren’t offering a time in 1976 that men can’t get preg TV and radio networks. food? ’The cleanliness of the house? The way she is wide variety of small-quantity packages for elderly Membar. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. Umied Press Inierrrelional searched high and low for a fitting bringing up the grandchild? One can almost hear the Here are a few^ items left on our weatherman is promising snow this nant. Yet to our knowledge none By L«a Collia The panel members themselves watched out for insults couples or widowed people. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. gift for this dwindling species and lovely daughter-in-law muttering, "Why can’t the old It is safe to say that the business world will not con last minute Christmas shopping list. week. claimed they could. This one takes the cake I A consultant panel of the to us oldies in their individual reading and in their per Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. finally come up with idea that the busybody stay home?” sider us seniors unless we, ourselves, do something about National Advertising Review Board assures us solemnly sonal TV and radio viewing and listening. That way, they minority party should be given managed to select 190 print ads and the same number of In that commercial, at least, the elderly have a role to the matter. Will readers of this column write to tell me Raymond F Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E Turkington. Managing Editor For President-elect Jimmy For Congress: A new code of that "the elderly are portrayed fairly and realistically in preferential treatment at tha For television networks: A new broadcast commercials relevant to the study. None of the play and words to speak. Also, commercials sometimes what they think manufacturers should make especially Carter: The Acme Superjet Cam ethics. It seems the current one has national advertising.” rating system based on the number permit us oldies to remember how some pills always and particularly for over-60s? Additional suggestions will some problems in that everybody taxpayer subsidized barber shops in> Translation: When senior citizens are used for ads were deemed derogatory to the aged. Opinion paign Promise Eraser. Guaranteed of people who are not watching relieved our ailments when we were young. But those are be welcome covering special conveniences for seniors the National Capitol, since they look background in ads and TV commercials, they are not pic Now, dear readers, pretend that you are advertising to blot out of the voter's minds any subscribes to it but no one really television at all — especially those exceptional cases. Could that be the reason why, in which we can’t find in the stores. glum enough without five-o’clock- tured as dithering idiots. They are not shown as uglies or copywriters. How long would you keep your job if you statements made prior to Nov. 2. practices it. Some congressmen have months of study covering many thousands of adver P.S. To the Business World: Twenty-two million of us shadows too. who have their sets on Just in case wild-eyed lunatics. turned in copy "derogatory” to 22 million possible which he can’t afford at 1977’s prices. objected to an outside group devising buyers? All right, don’t answer that. It’s a foolish ques tisements, the National Advertising Review Board get an average of $200 per month in Social Security alone. there might be something interesting We thank the National Advertising Review Board. and enforcing a code. But then again tion. Just think of the many millions of ads and commer couldn’t find more than 150 ads and commercials that in That’s 64.4 billion that we surely spend. What do you For Democrats in and out of or a mlracuious originai show for a The prestigious board checks the content of national Rehab loan program who in Congress do you think would cials which appear. In how many ads are the buying con clude the aging? make that we’ll want to buy? For President Ford: Snow for his change. advertising for honesty and good taste. We think that It really come up with an effective one. Congress: Aspirin for the headaches cerns of oldsters mentioned even in passing? It may comfort the National Advertising Review Board (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) last Vail, Colo., ski vacation as Presi was very thoughtful of the board to make that study. As many of them will be getting as their We do come on strong and attractive in the field of to learn that advertisers are not alone in neglecting Write to Lou Cottin, Growing Older, c/o Newspaper has broad implications dent. Wayne Hays, where are you? Its publicity tells us, it "concentrated” many months of halos pinch in the heady atmosphere stickums which keep our dental plates from falling out. senior citizens. Enterprise Association, 1200 W. Third St., Cleveland, And our cornpatch speciai this study and review on this question; "Does advertising, to of the start of a new Democratic ad The print media as a whole are equally guilty. There Ohio 44113. For Sen. Floyd Haskell, D-Colo.: week is our gift to the single young any significant degree present old people in an un- For Ralph Nader: A telephone call ministration. men in our community who have, The rehabilitation loan gets a reduced interest rate. Snow so he won't seriously push his 4 b -9 program is one that will affect All, work done through the demand that President Ford declare from Plains. We think he and Billy thus far, survived Leap Year. Marriage teaches you loyalty, more than just the residents program will be put out for bid, Vail a disaster area. After all it is Carter could get something going For women's libbers: Tape bad enough the taxpayers have to pay concerning the. honesty and recorders so they can play back and tolerance, understanding, who apply for loans through assuring the homeowner that i t ’.' to haul the stuff away without having truthfulness of plastic Christmas listen to some of the more silly things perseverance and lot of other things the price for the work is a fair the program. to pay for snow for a ski resort. It trees. they have been saying. For example, you wouldn’t need if you’d stayed v^* I “ One of the best things one. would be cheaper to move the skiers last count, we were told for the 780th single. we’ve ever done,” is how Carl Locai contractors are likely to upper New England where the For Republicans in Congress: We to get much of the work. This Zinsser, a Republican member Christmas tree lights Men’s & Ladies of the Board of Directors, may help boost an industry should never be used HOURS: 14KG old described the program at a re locally that has not exactly Poet Nook on a metal artificial tree. Wed. i Thurs. Fashion Swiss Case □ True □ False «;^tique Jewelry cent board meeting. been leading a resurgence in Til 11 P.M. A natural Christmas tree 5-Function And if the program lives up the economy. . Christmas Eve ] may be burned In the Til 9 P.M. '"ond earrings and 2'''6's.dia. 2 to its full potential, there Marilyn Walsh, ad fireplace. Closed Sat. L.E.D. seems little doubt that ministrator of the Manchester A. If a protective screen i Sun. program, has said that all Thanksgiving Is used. w a t c h e s Zinsser’s words will be ac B. Never curate. companies seeking to do work A poem C. If an adult Is present. If 1 were a turkey on Thanksgiving The program will not only through the program must 1 9 9 7 provide low-cost home im supply references from past Day. — ANSWERS— (hir 1 would move my little tush and run provement loans to some jobs. This should prevent the stuoitjoqri sisiUMispun 4q Ladies’ Reg. away. sajAJSS A|S|ts 3|iqnd 1 8 .9 7 2 poor construction work that to Manchester residents, but also But if 1 were caught how gruesome it t SI pspiAOJd Dusters 49.95 business for town banks, jobs has been reported in Farmers would be 'U33J3S 3J{) e (()|M U3A3 'UOOJ 1 4 .9 7 for a depressed construction Home Administration-financed With everyone taking and eating 3qi 0)u| jno )Sinq p|(i03 3j|j and F?ne'Sw(SS styling: by Armitron. Bracelets houses. pieces of me. -;(|p{dei f|3UJ3J|X3 ujnq SS3J) industry, and an improved seiujsuqo ju n ieu 'tJQ -g z 1 2 .9 7 appearance for the communi Local bankers have agreed But if I managed somehow to get Robes away. pjezeq )|3oqs 3;j|33|3 ue to work with the program and 3LU033q P|(103 33J) 3J{)U3 3q| ty. That would really make my day. The program is funded have helped establish some of 'p3)|3eJ3 JO p 3 fe j) S| 3J|W 3q| Reg. 10.99 But if 1 managed to get caught. uo U0|)3|nsu! 3qi )|' 'Bfigi I to 19.99 SAVE UP TO through Community Develop the guidelines, as did discus They'd chop off my head and I’d be CHOOSE FROM: ment block grant monies and sion sessions on the matter bought. provides subsidized home im between the Board of Direc 1 know some day it will have to •Kenner •Mattel provement loans to residents tors and Alan Mason, director happen. who meet certain income and of human services. After seeing kids wiping their faces with a napkin. (and more) • Ideal • Playskool geographical requirements. One banker, at a session on Some time I’ll be in someone’s oven the program earlier this year, Off Our Orig. Low Prices The purpose of the program being roasted. •Hasbro *Remco is to help rejuvenate existing said, “I think it’d be super if While kids are having bread that’s ON A SPECIAL GROUP CLASSIFIED WORD neighborhoods through im all the banks in town made a toasted. • Knickerbocker ADS IN THE HERALDI OF FAMOUS MAKE provements to homes. joint announcement that Mike Atlas APF Mark 21 Rechargeable 6 to 25 DAYS / Memory Calculator and more... Residents who are accepted they’re involved in a program Also by Turkey 9t per word per day' Waltz and lull •Centsable 63 Woodstock Dr. length quilted & into the program may go to to upgrade housing in Our We've taken an extra slash off our everyday low Manchester 643-2711 I fleece robes and their bank and receive a home Manchester.” Reg. prices on a big. selected group of popular toys' dusters. Sizes 2499 improvement loan at the full The formal announcement S.M.L&1018, 200 Assorted Per Store. No Rain Checks 16 function. 4 key memory; auto- interest rate. Part of that rate, has not yet come, but the for TOYS Clouds over Globe Hollow (Photo by Steve Dunn) I constant. % key Case, charger however, is paid through the mal work has already begun. Lovely federal funds provided for the And if the program continues w m program. to be run as smoothly as it has AHEimON Gifts Imported The health insurance tug of war from Thus, the bank gets its full thus far, it should be a great Getting Married? Engteedl allotment, but the borrower asset to the entire community. Plaimkig a Bdmiuet, % Dance or Party? Sleepwear TENNIS HOCKEY HANDSALL government the largest role, to a bill health insurance would be similar un spokesman. Chesley Wilson, told E Lee Roderiek •Gowns •Pajamas that would just provide der the Kennedy-Corman and AMA Scripps League Newspapers. “The Hall Available The Herald's ' catastrophic'' cost coverage for all plans, as well as one pushed by the Baby Dolls same thing could be expected to KNIGHTS OF W ashin^on Correspondent families. American Hospital Assn. Bunny Sleepers Open forum happen here, with health care com COLUMBUS WASHINGTON - Jimmy Carter The Kennedy-Corman measure is HEW estimates that, if the plans peting with defense and other major Reg. 4.99 to 6.99 faces no greater test of turning his the one supported by labor and the were phased in over a three-year Call 646-9044 needs for tax dollars. Service in after 7 p.m. campaign promises into perfor one closest to the Democratic plat period beginning in 1977. by 1980 the evitably would suffer.” mance than in the area of national form on which Carter ran. The added costs to Americans for health It is true that medical emergencies Health inspector chastised health insurance. Famous Royal Doulfon Set of 3 Decorative proposal supported by the American care (beyond what they'll be paying financially destroy thousands of 3*".5” C During the campaign the Medical Assn., on the other hand, under the present, private system) Tobi Mugs Stack Tables for tile floor demand American families each year. The Flannel brushed tabnes nyloinna The Video Sports Game President-elect indicated he was TELSTAR would require employers to offer will be 624.8 billion under Kennedy- United States is the only in galaxy ol trimmed & tailored styles Our Our leaning in favor of a cradle-to-grave AIRWAY To the editor. or, and I use the term loosely, workers a standard benefit plan and Corman. $20.3 billion under AMA, dustrialized country without some byColeco mm Orig no Reg. Gift approach run by Uncle Sam and I TRAVEL AGENCY 15.99 Where are we living? Are we living politicians in this town have ever to pay at least 63 per cent of the and 625.1 billion under AHA. form of national health insurance With audio 'beep' sound, adjustable control 526 Dept. financed entirely by tax dollars, 457 CENTER 8T. in a back woods southern town where tried to buy a loaf of fresh Italian premium costs. It would preserve the Beyond the question of cost, system to prevent such tragedies. Digital scoring Easy to attach Batteries extra Many famous characlers to add Easy care tops assorted finishes wiping out private health insurance «>4e-2S00 to or start a collection' in several styles Nice lor snacks an egotistical rebel sheriff pushes the bread on a Sunday morning from private insurance system and however, is that of quality. Op Some form of national system will AC ADAPTER...... 5.99 5 4 ” firms. Since his election, however. townspeople around and tells them to this bakery. The bread is sold out employe participation would be ponents of a taxpayer-financed and be — and should be — forthcoming. Carter has become more fuzzy on the T do things on just the premise that before noon. That bread which he has voluntary. government-run system insist that But it is to be fervently hoped that issue, saying recently he favors an “he told them to.” stayed up the night before kneading Although, as Woodcock noted, under it. American health care would the private sector will still be pulling Complete “incremental” approach to health in Black & Decker JIG SAW This letter concerns the article in and baking, on the wooden tables that some very scary dollar figures have go the sorry way of B ritain's most of the strings. Otherwise — if Trevel Service surance — something not envisioned the Dec. 16 Herald in which John stand on the wooden floors. been thrown around, a newly socialized system. you like what Uncle Sam has done to “Ois’l Um Tie* *•' Our Ask the fine people who buy this in his pre-Nov. 2 rhetoric. released analysis by the Department “In Great Britain, the amount of Reg Juliano was told to tile the wooden solve the energy crisis, you'll love 1399 floor of his bakery by one such fresh homemade bread, who drive Carter has also stated his intent to of HEW indicates that the added cost money to be spent for health care is a 11.40 what he'll do for your health. give the nation a balanced budget by Makes straight, curved or scroll cuts m wood Health Department inspector. I for from out-of-town, who have orders in to the nation for comprehensive political decision,’’ an AMA (cl Scripps League Newspapers 1976 metal, plastic etc Double insulated »7504 one think the inspector's reasoning for days in advance. Ask these people 1980, a trick that would be extremely BROWN’S r ) should be an inspiration to us all. I Mr. Inspector if they really give a difficult to pull off after implemen Black a Decker 7 V4 ” Circ. Saw lot one was genuinely inspired. Mr. damn if the bakery has a wooden ting a comprehensive federal health TIRE SHOP floor. The cleanest wooden floor 1 system. Plea bargaining no longer tolerable Our Juliano is now trying to get all or BEST IN Reg part of the 67,000 it cost him, reim have seen in a bakery. In the face of Carter’s hedging, the SERVICE: 1999 17.40 SI Person bursed by the town. I was saddened to learn that Mr. Committee for National Health In A general purpose saw with bevel and depth WASHINGTON - Jesus was the unanimous verdict of a jury of one's Front End Alignment Emerson Electronic AM/FM Who the hell do these inspectors Juliano had sold his business to surance — comprised largely of Brake* adiustmenis Combination blade included *7399 first notable example of what our peers is as solemn an act, as fraught PR B C S O R Walkie Talkie Digital Clock Radio think they are? Possibly some might others. (Fading health catches up to prominent labor leaders, blacks and Andrew Tully Wheel Balancing all of us sooner or later.) I'm going to liberal Democrats — is doing its best criminal justice system calls plea with grandeur, as society can devise Winter Sleepers & with Morse Code Key We Carry A Complete Selection ol have a feudian perversion for power Tire* G.E. Extension Cords. 6,9', 15'; U.L. a la Adolph Hitler. Some others still have fond memories of my to keep his feet to the fire. bargaining. The mob persuaded to impress upon the lawbreaker the 333 Main St. childhood when I pass that piece of Pilate to free Barrabas as a lesser Blanket might know what their jobs warrant. “One of the greatest hoaxes of this enormity of his conduct.” Manchester 848-3444 Great Ray-O-Vac Brite Light e49.99 37^®w f memorabilia of my neighborhood. century,” said the group’s chairman, threat to society than the gentle I am not saying that a defendant Gilt Our Silenl readoul with dim bright I grew up in the neighborhood of his arranged guilty plea results in a Sleepers OispOMbli' compact liasMiighi 2 Juliano's Bakery and Pizzeria and it Even though the floors have been Leonard Woodcock, in a handout just evangelist who founded Christianity. lighter sentence or probation, the whose guilt is plain even to his own Communicate by voice or in private lor pockel ’purbeor car m colors 99< control Music or alarm, sleep swilch. snooze holds some happy memories of my tiled over and when the aroma of released here, “is the statement that Today, plea-bargaining has defendant is assured that at another lawyer should be freed. God knows This printing test pattern is secret' Morse code Chart on unit fresh bread has stopped emitting Our youth. I well remember the days of national health insurance will cost become a way of life that risks un time, after "commission of another too many slick lawyers turn trials part of The Herald quality Reg. 3 4 7 bread baking in the ovens, of Mr. from those walls. 650 billion, 680 billion, 6100 billion a dermining our criminal justice crime, his chances of making a deal into circuses that make conviction control program In order to 4.99 give yuu one of the finest Juliano kneading the dough on'the Thank you Mrs. Juliano. year — or some other gigantic sum system. Its victims are those law are pretty good. impossible. But plea-bargaining Two piece groleulure And as for our “Bored” of Direc breakers in whom it breeds a deprives a jury of considering both newspapers in the nation. sleepwear or wurtn bljnkel wooden tables that stood on those which neither the federal govern The good judge is on the button sleeper ol Moducrylic by wooden floors of the bakery. That tors, please reimburse Mr. Juliano ment nor the nation’s taxpayers can frequently violent disrespect for when he notes that a criminal trial is mitigating circumstances and those Monsanto bakery is one of Manchester’s last his 67,0(X). If not for the sake of our possibly afford. Such statements are society’s public morality. "a rarity. With very few exceptions, circumstances that can only produce 2 : t 5 links to a heritage of family "Village Charm” then, how about 100 per cent bunk.” The distinguished Irving R. Kauf virtually all criminal convictions are the most severe of penalties. Girls’ 100% Brushed Nylon businesses that put this town on the because “I told you to.” Woodcock, who is president of the man, Chief Judge of the U.S. 2nd Cir entered by a guilty plea,” Thus, the Judge Kaufman s solution unfor , Sleepwear map and that has not been destroyed Sincerely, United Auto Workers as well as a cuit Court of Appeals, critically ad accused escapes what Mencken tunately is stated in general terms. A.C. Krob Jr. dresses the plea-bargaining fashion Solid and print coinbinalcons in M': by, to quote Ms. Ferguson, leading candidate to the Secretary of called “the sting of justice” or loses He calls for “more efficient use of gowns & paiainas sizes 3 12 “overzealous" officials. 119 Porter St. the Department of Health, Educa in The New York Times. He warns of the right to defend himself against the courts" and a "wise investment MatMachine ■ washable Evidently none of the inspectors Manchester tion and Welfare, added that “the the "perversions” such pleas may the charge. in the trial phase of the judicial Great Sefecti'on! truth is that national health in engender, and pleads for a return to “ I almost never try a case,” a process." Presumably he means we surance will not cost the American settlement of criminal cases by open Washington criminal lawyer once need more judges and more R C il 19” Diagonal people one penny beyond what they trial, which "embodies our highest Boys’ M agt'O ’voac S Thought told me. “It takes too long, and I prosecutors, and would spend less of ideals of fairness.” Sleepwear Black & White Portable TV are now paying for health know the poor joker can’t afford to the courts' time on petty crimes. But 19” Diagonal Color TV care...costs will be shared by all Writes Kaufman: "No criminal pay for my time. Hell, the prosecu it should not be beyond society’s ^ 41 Tssn ■) aM nslql Isnlai i . Above — The shepherd's joy citizens on an equitable basis. defendant or prosecutor should. In a tion usually doesn’t want to go to means to spell out the specifics, to so Open 24 Hourt Dally Our Who brings with Him — The Holy- Our They saw a sudden glow in the Virtually everyone in a position to properly functioning judicial system, dot the i's and cross tbe t's that our ’^FOKtMERCOKYSQNKE Reg. Precious Gift of Love! trial. They don’t have the time or the 6.99 Reg. Eastern Sky — know here believes the real issue no be bludgeoned by cost or delay into manpower. A deal suits both sides." criminal justice system becomes Our A wondrous star appear on high; Warm, lully flame re 149.70 May the Holiness of His Love — from longer is whether there will be bargaining for a plea. To the degree That’s true. But a deal assumes too what the judge calls “a lesson in Reg. * 1 3 4 In awe — saw a host of Angels appear tardant flannel prints, 399.95 * 3 2 7 New vista 100 tuner, dual function VHE/ the manger instill — national health insurance, but what that a judicial system falls short of much that a trial Is a waste of time. honesty and fair play.” Proclaiming tidings for the world to M obil some knits; 8-18 UHF antenna Walnut gram finish cabinet To a world starved for true peace and form that insurance will take and this ideal, it will certainly breed That’s saying to hell with a system "Justice. I think, is the tolerable HEATIIW OILS hear! spirit of good will — Fine second set when it will be implemented. ’There cynicism and distrust.” that holds even the most evil accommodation of the conflicting in With joy — Heaven resounded each That in God’s mission on earth we are now five major proposals being Kaufman points out that- "A OILMIMIEI 0 offender is presumed innocent, and terests of society.” said the late, HEATIIM INSTALLATION Holy Word: must never pause — considered, ranging from one spon criminal defendant begins with a cor 3 WAYS TO CHARGE IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE CHRISTMAS DELIVERY WE CANNOT ISSUE RAINCHECKS. But ever strive to fulfill — with faith that demands proof beyond a wise Judge Learned Hand. Plea- SALE: WED. thru FRI. "Unto you is born — A SAVIOUR — sored by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy rupt view of the world. The secrecy reasonable doubt of the accused's bargaining may accommodate some 6 4 3 -0 1 3 5 Wed. & Thurs 9 a m. 'til 11 p.m. Christ 'I’he Lord — — His Holy Laws!” MANCHESTER VERNON (D-Mass.) and Rep. James C. Gor of plea-bargaining reinforces those guilt. As Kaufman put it, "the lawyers and some prosjigtors. but it )1S CsMsr 81 MsnotisiK Open Cfir/slmas Eve 'til 9 p.m. The only Begotten Son of The Father Rev. Walter A. Hyszko St. John’s Church man (D-Calif.) which would give the unfortunate convictions.” Whether pronouncement of guilt based on the sure as shootin' is notClerable. 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-CIty Shopping Center MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976— PAGE SEVEN-A PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 § l i s 2 j - - --■ :i:> 6 HAM or II LB. TUMtlY wWi (;iFT Glint Large Selection o1 the purM w. el. tiwd Cw from Blooming Christmas DISCOUNT ^^^^hstom i^^Pflfuinacy 'shady Glen Christmas Special Ice Creai g Plants and Lush AUTO SALES 455 Hartford Road Christmas pink ice cream chuck full of almond nuts and K Foliage Plants S34 CRNTBR ST. M Ordsr Today... BRAY’S Manchester, Connecticut 06040 red and grown cherriss. An annual ovsnt at ths Qlsnl STOP IN AND MEET-Blll Levy, F JEW ELRY STORE m m m K Open Evary Nila Til 9 P.M . Phone 649-9946 M owner of the new Showcase i R For t i n unioM MM 8 Jewelers. 8U Main Street, in the 8 SUNDAY 12 • 5 P.M. 737 Hila St, HaidiMtzr P.S .! Also be sure to try Shsdy «.new Manchester Mall, for ' R UmMual in W A LIT Y GIFT FREE LOTTERY TICKET] Shadf QIan'a I jewelry gifu for the entire fami- H CHRISTMAS SIRS I Phono eM:2522 glen Cranberry Sherbet and Egg Nog Drink ly L e t It M oor pleasure to serve CERTIFICATES |Wlth $10 w Mor. Purchml ONE STOP STORE" B s • OPEN NITES M t M.nelwilw'. OMm I nimphln, Egg Nog, and Kosher la ao-o-o goodi you. Showcase, a full service j ; p f64 Main St.. Domrtowi. jewelry store. {leaf, stem & root! NOW AVAILABLE FOR E»t»bll$h^ jAWAlff StonI for Christmas Shopping MInCB Ice C r e a iT ’ ------" »»««VAiAZAMAill K Maiwhaataf • 643-7711 “You can la.la |A« qualfly,” ktmmmfmmmr- R 857 Main 8 t. PROM a C R U IS E or PON CHNI8TMA8 S Mancheetor a W ED D IN G we 8UQQI8T: OPEN CHRISTMAS EYE HI 7 P.M. Give her oomething to • C H A n M t* PINS • CosmaUc QHts for Men A Women iKsaEsnuMiauMtieuMiaEj )] tw inkle about this Christ- • WATCHES • CLOCKS • Completa Smoke Shop ' mas...give her at-home • BRACELETS robes and gowns. It s a formal’s • GLASSWARE • Unique 61ft Deparhnant K K X i r G o comfortable way for her: 7 jm n Mp HI sm Shcuh^^hL Oabui, SiohU, “ftii o^JojK^ to think of ytw! Show: • DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT • Largo Camera Shop YouWa Man It on TV. now m o It at / i n n in c . that you think of her rMIIWT tPE TO CRT WMFTi. RINGS nod Route 6 on EatiJiiMle Turnpike and at the Manchester Parkade Manchaata. Honda. 3 M odala to c I w o m Come in and choose » • W IO DING BANDS • Russell Stover Candles Irom. Original Kicit n’ Qo (picturad) Phia 37 OAK ST. feminine style today Fred’s Paokege store ^ 2 Kick n' Oo Sank), and Kick n’ Oo 2. Non- Nat A Qrm 9HmPm W Mwa, • Hallmark GreeUng Cards motoriiod hin lof klda Irom 5 through 12. MANCHESTER CapdMs, UQMTt and %;4 UnIqM daaign Includaa tool poworad TEL. 649-7901 Ce ls iU rt fliM ig ' • Christmas DecoraUons chain driva, and hand brako. GLAZIER’S Aeadp r» hn Undpr riM tmi 631 Main St. *643.6346 FREb’S~ Prices start at s a u r llT M M I t r . TiLMI-TTtS n-cwa-rr-. .!'tjxjr-.a .»vrJH» .w , r . »'» COMEMANDSEE '•sJSW* OUR F M SaECTION M anchester Chooaa From Ccmecicu's Lar-A-W erl larges! • ENGAGEMENT RINGS 2 fo u r H o n d a HOiOAoeaie' • DINNER RINGS S k a t e a OLYMPIA SEP SEMI ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER ?4Ad»rsSi (EMStOlffll 6E) 64&?789 • E A R R I N G S • WEDDING RINGS Now For Ver$atlle...Durable...Portable X - M a s i ' t i Ckusiiiau^ M r AUTOMATIC HUMIDIFIESS E n /o y carefree holldey driving .. • Fingar contoured # at 44 key keyboard aCetFaallMs I TIMEX WATCHES • Paper •upoorlort iB tc M c N i 254 BRoT d ST. MANCHESTER WINTER TUNE-UP SPECIAL • POVMT •M l TESSIER' • Durabta cat* M m I Dm I|R . Replacing piuga, pointt from MO** S g g our new accent and condantar • Electric or manual A U SPECIALLY PRICED MICKEY MOUSE NURSERY Prieod Front FOR HOUDAY GIVINQ accessories . Ratatting carburator and liming RT. 85 BOLTON ALSO see US f o r SHITHCOROlU CHARACTER WATCHES from,* 1 4 ” (or all O M cart (C o m e r o f Loom is) FARR’S • Gun Cabinets • Roll Top Oesks I 0UmTI,aUMrt t a m d i M A IN ST. • Marble Top Hall Stands 6 4 9 -5 9 9 1 OpinlotMS.M. plutUx PEARL &Son 1 QUINN’S PHARMACY • Hutch Secretary * 2 7 . 9 5 LARGE SELECTION OF SALES-SERVICE-ReNTALS T#l. 643-7111 *i HOUSE PLANTS FOR 649 MAIN STRECT, MANCHESTEII. CONN. f e r i 2 "Awcflpdene CaraMfy CempoundecT , • Cedar Sweetheart Chests PHONE 643-2171 HOLIDAY GIVING 765 MAIm'TT, MANCHESTER i 873 Main St., Downtowm Manchattar • 643-4136 • Curio Cabinett ; CHARTER OAK RUICK-OPEl “Qiiaity Sanrica and Genidna Partt Since 1 0 4 ir J 61 6BAM $1. ■6UCIIUTB1106« tM6.| $41^M RwW3»a8«taE «t»gaii«i«]BaBaig»iaaBaiMtwK«w,i, j l i ’EM 93 oST m I ' r w i. 15 «•>' Csktor's. Just G minutes from OowRtovm flsrtlord FK7 FM (vormnic im t k fdmlt i m k s k i nil! DOWNTOWN MAIN 6TNUT. UANCH 66TU • PIWM •46,i221 Relatives Visiting For The Holidays? OPEN 6 DAYS • MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED End Your Transportation WorrieSaa. Dillon Leasing Corpa RENT-A-CAR 319 HakI S GL IMsartiiitsr ■ I4 3 4 1 4 S Granada Pinto Sedan LTD II Maverick If CaU646-1700 ...... " ' '111'■'- . . , '6 1 1 I " You're CARVEL ICE CREAM - 81D seees s— eeee»ee*ee< Savings Bank FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Main Street in the new S h o rt o f Select split hardwood. Manchester Mall featuring |25./load. The Andrew An- the world’s largest selection of Manchester saldi Company, 649-5249. a / u / •Jnmhor F H I T of ice cream prMucts. Open 7^ 1 RENT •.•A?,'*h E'ITfH . F A'.T k.A tl^. •'R[i . •I*. .A*. .fn . A MtiiHO OP£»4 MON - SAT 10-9 *' E Season's OreetinKs. days a week including Sun BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER days, 10:30 a.m. to 8:38 p.m. f BUY NOW AND SAVE-on Pick up a custom decorated Chord and Spinet organs. Carvel Ice Cream Cake for the “KISSING Dubaldo Music Center. 188 Holidays, 646-5999. 1977 DATSUN West Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Open daily 3 to HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Canine ANGELS” DEPT. STORE tiia4i)$a$t (laa9Wi< 8:30p.m. Saturday, 9a.m. to5 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon CAR E. MIDDLE TPKE. 2 8 0 - Z p.m. Road, Manchester. A com R e g . 84.00 PUZA Next to Franks plete boarding and grooming CHOOSE F R O M By 4 SPEEDS ★ 5 SPEEDS HOLIDAY BREAKFAST facility for dogs and cats. NOW $ 2 ^ ^ OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 IS C AUTOMATICS Special - Eggs, sausage or Day, Week III Chrlftmaa with a choice stock of bacon, toast, only 99c. SEASON'S GREETINGS - Let Oakwood Restaurant, 348 the glow of Christmas shine TOYS, CIWOS, GIFT WRAP Main Street (corner of through the windows ofI your or Month Haynes). own home. Century : , Ted- TRIMMINGS, CRAFT ford Real Estate, Route 44-A ■k Weekend Specials CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES ENJOY Old Fashioned ()uali- Bolton.______? * Weekly Specials and gllta for every member W Food and Prices — the Cards, Party Goods of tho family Davis Family Restaurant, BRAND NEW 14 foot wides & Gift Wrap 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Caldor Plaza, Manchester. from $9,995 in stock ready for MANCHESTER 649-5487.______immediate delivery. Price in cludes wall-to-wall carpeting,’ MR. GOODWRENCH CLOSED SUNDAYS PRE CHRISTMAS SALE - matching appliances, bow Munie loading guns up to 35% window, front country kitchen Rates Start SAYS. discount. Guns, new, used, an and much more. Large selec- * EV MURPHY’S Per • SAFI Holiday Staten tiques and reproductions. We tion of homes to chotM from, As Low As — C T e H ; t i . i Bally ' taka advantage of ih tte FOR P0NTUC& TOYOTA mim buy-sell-trade. Banville's Gun all priced to sell. Excellent; And A L L ttiroi^ the house! 7-9 Thurs. a FrI. Evas SPAGHETTI HOUSE Center, 629 Main Street, financing available. Trades' $ O o o 9-S Saturday SERVICE CHRISTMAS BERNTSTV Manchester, Conn. Tel. 646- welcome, parts, supplies, and V > E R D A Y • Armstrong • Congotoum .corpet' SERVICE NOW OPEN 0345. accessories. Full time service r - P/us M tleagal • CaHawey .llnnle.,im\_._ Suburban------'i While You Shop! GIVING department. Plaza Homes,:; SUNDAY 12-9 SPECIALS Hack&WhHeTV 13M Wilbur Cross Highway, T i S y j ..r ° ‘tileM flooVCoverlnq 8 AM to 8 PM 35 OAK STREET i ( • • - O - O SINCERE HOLIDAY- 1 C6«wtM / 553 g ^ COUPON Berlin Turnpike, Berlin FREE ESTIMATES Call Us For The Best : * GREETINGS - from D. F. Oinnecticut, 1-^8-6369. - y € . \ 848-4009 M O N - S A T FRONT Reale, Realtors, Home of The - PIZZA One Year Warranty. Also Long-term Leasing DISC : ‘ Make it a Delicious WARMEST WISHES FOR A* INTOWNI PADS FREE PICKUP Call for UppoHitiiKiit sn SEASON'S GREETINGsl Merry Christmas and a Happy!-. I [ Christmas With A New Year. Drobiak Dry Wall * & DELIVERY 6 4 9 - 2 M 1 1 f«r Rieil CM can f k i U i froiji Cupid Diaper Service.?^,, Company. i (iniiRsI efnaMai) The perfect gift for allf’' DISCOVER Forr u r GOLFERS...u u 646-4321 I I Food Gift From Us! seasons. Free photos. 289-’ ' -' OFFICE PARTY? Visit our Special Gifts For bntibtwn irMbMe leitraL 1527.______,V • GOLF SHOES K'-.T OfTU [IPMIS l2/M /7^ delicatessen department for’;: Special Peopla At ON GOLF CLUBS \ [ W e H a v e ... MAY THE PEACE AND JO Y ft^% the largest assortment fancy ’:^ ^ < y u u U < ^ LYNCH COUPON ir of the Holidays be yours a l l ^ ^ ^ cold cuts. Crispino'sJ GOLF CARTS MOTORS, INC. CM SHOCKS 2 year. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Foodland. LEASING HARRISOirS SALE ^ j [ ★ Gift Hams & Turkeys Route S3, Vernon Toyota • Pontiac GIFT IDEAS OPEN FROM 10-9 BEWILDERED? Give a g lf lif ^ 'j STSTHMERS • law tlry j [ ★ Fruit OaskRts Call Bill Butler a n d m ore o f course i45 Center St„ Manchester! certificate. Greater Hartfordvffti., tim i • alato trivata plutUi 5 f^ /V /£ '5 T ‘V Cable TV, or HBO. Call Cable*' 8 7 2 -9 14 S “THE EVERYTHING FOR ALL SPORTS STORE SINCE 19441“ ★ Candles & Nuts • clocka lei Hill 6M cirt ■i [ TV, 648-6400. 8 4 3 -1 1 8 1 (iritiR st eeapiwil). : : MANCHISTKR PARKADO NASSIFF ARRIS • loaded glaao hHlaiiUM evadiMe (sibs) «4)-m> great gift ; ^ ★ Baked Goods NIXT TOVOUTHClNTin • wrought Iron ^ o riu [IPHS 11/31/71 IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER . 647-8128 I THE SHOE 8TRINQ COUPON ' * ★ Dell Party ^dea! 31 OAK STREET O IL C H A N G E Platters S OuarlR Oil 2 MANCHESTER 1 AC Oil Filler jaim m m m immim m [OO W fv e W fiW TOYOTA ( ilr i lor CAM with CM CARS I quart cAgicity ADGlifiitfvlPMlute DATSUN STOCKING TURNPIKE TV OfFIl UPffS IM O /lfi ■ 1 U B C k co i "Quarantead" Sarvlee COUPON A feui el Ike Itfllv tl Metee. A STUFFERS m ODESSEY Rele Rill el tauM gu* end You pay only for lhal TUNE-UP Chee—t Hm I Is m p«rlKt ler ...... p a rtite ae w a ll a i lo r lam lly parts and labor you ' Hni Hhiit. pRiaU, eenOenm. sir inecha ■ ■ - a le i e l eeodeaaa ★ CROSS FENS deAaer.KvilM.i»slfter. goee bale thla boaellhj gfli ... naadi 300 ’ . ,'S alae a Irrt* e l yevr leva and ★ CASIO CALCULATOSS IV rtteeskifwleeia SP0RTS© utUt ★ NITEWRITER PENS >10% OFF G IF T 4 5 6 ...... • | 5 * ® ELM MOTORS TV GAME 283 W. MIDDLE TPKE. 647-9086 Wa M il aaywlura la Hta U R A- ★ BISSON ALBUMS V V CM CARS 114 e. M iln 81. RockvINB ★ RLOBES • PUZZUS ALL BICYCLE ACCESSORIES featurea ’b tri ler 6«i with caaUct let ir c irn ^ 8 7 M 6 1 7 a Tennis ■ilh ciaistir |RI fRtor. Camping ★ UMPS - DESK SnS S m i UHKS 11/31/71 '' U llotldayg oHoidiay HARRISON’S • B o n u s li/ Equipment • LIQHTS • BEILS • HDRN8 • Smash Manchester Parkada STATIONERS • CAMP .X. • MIIUIORS • CAPS a SHIRTS e LANTERNS 6 4 9 - 8 1 4 7 SINCE I VIS STOVES eJUB S t49 HAIM ST MOTORS, no. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTRR e HEATERS • ACCE^ORIES MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP fontiMiwfMioCidlac ITSMIDDUim MANCHESTER , ^ TEL. 649-2090 MaSSSw'*** ROUTE $3, VERNON V N i p l h e -t H.” 872-9145 643-1101 ★ BIKES ★ BIKES dr BiKES ★ BIKES ■'»«>*■* f 6mi.w6. ebdaHtaMiiMA. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 - PAGE NINE-A PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 A. MVD will not take any (Questions may be sent MV info suspension action against to MVD INFO, Depart you. We feel that ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 motorists, for their own State St., Wethersfield, Big and Little Sisters Q. Some friends told me safety, will choose to have Conn. 06109, Motor Vehicle they had a free brake In any defects repaired. Only Department offices are spection on their car, com a small amount of time is open Tuesday, Wednesday I acv' pliments of the Depart involved in a effort which and Friday, 8:30 to 4:30; have Christmas party ment of Motor Vehicles. could save your life. Thursday, 8:30 to 7:30; and What’s up? And can I get a Saturday, 8:30 to 12:30.) free brake inspection? The magic of the holiday season younger women in attendance. Gale Cain, of the Youth Services E. LONGMEADOW A. Yes, if you happen to appeared Saturday in more ways But the man who brought the Department, organized the party. MANCHESTER be stopp^ by one of the than one at a Christmas party for the loudest cheers at the party was Mr. She has been in charge of the Big and PLAINVILLE ^ three MVD inspection Big and Little Sisters program. Unusual, a magician whose bag of Little Sisters program, but is turning ROCKY HILL . teams conducting the CHRISTMAS About 75 participants in the tricks ranged from multiplying ropes over that responsibility to Mary SAYBROOK P: federally funded random program, which matches younger to handerchiefs that changed color. Deary, a student at Manchester Com AVON spot inspections around the IS a()iflofqold girls with an older female compa Mr. Unusual, who also goes by the munity College. state. 'The purpose of the nion. met at the Emanuel Lutheran alias of Walt Umberfield, performed Ms. Cain said that there are I program is to determine if Church to enjoy the Christmas for about 20 minutes for the presently about 60 “'matches" the visual brake inspection celebration. Santa Claus, played by audience. between big and little sisters, but is an adequate substitute Art Tolf, made an appearance and The party included refreshments there are stilt six or seven older •8. for pulling a wheel. distributed gifts and candy to the and, of course, Christmas carols. volunteers needed. If you are stopped by one The Social Action Division of the of the inspection teams, Manchester Area Conference of you will be asked to par- Churches helped pay for the cost of LAST MINUTE I ticipate on a voluntary the party and also provided Santa, basis, after you meet two Mr. Unusual, and Sharon Dayton, a •2. GIFTS 0 \ conditions — your car ukelele player who accompanied the passes the visual inspec carol singing. $ tion and the odometer , 0 . a n d u n d e r shows over 25,000 miles. n Q. There’s usually some FTC may study from the how y joker in a free offer. Bikinis hy Maidrnfnnn 1.75 A up What’s it really going to video games N«\y SweRirr Red Trim. Orion 6.M» / i N>ion Prim Shirts 4.44 Reg. $I2>SI6 cost me? WASHINGTON (UPl) - The l,oads of llnliday Jewelry tl A 92 A. Absolutely nothing. Striped or Solid Popular flow] Tops 8R The inspection of your government is trying to determine if Silk Sear%es only 92 those electronic video games so pop Orion .Arr>lir Swraler ^est 8R Rep. 8lh brakes will be at no cost to ular as gifts this Christmas can • 8 . • 20>50S off Reg. Retail you. • (loufieous Help Now A Kxrhanfies l.aler Q. OK, I'm convinced damage television picture tubes. • .Always KisI Quality Belter B rands 2 Officials said the Federal Trade • l-ahels \eser Removed I free is free. How do I Commission staff is exploring the • Free Gift Boses A* 9 proceed now? possibility of a full-scale investiga * 6 “ i A. If you are stopped at ^ I tion, but a spokesman warned 'A\ 1 one of the roadside inspec • .-* . tion and agree to par against jumping to any conclusion 1 2 3 4 4 4 about the game being harmful. * / c k ticipate, the MVD inspec "We are conducting a staff in *T- tor will give you a list of of u: ficial inspection stations vestigation to determine if there is 2 where you can go to have some adverse impact by these games ’ ’ ^ A beautiful tradition In the spirit of the on T\' receivers." one official said. the brakes checked. You season. Choose that very special gift from "But at this point there's no deter m i will also receive a card for our exquisite collection of fine gold mination. You can't imply there's a the garage to fill out and jewelry., .we’ve famous for the unusual problem just because there's an in return to MVD. as well as the classic. vestigation. We're trying to be Q. I’m now at the garage. m balanced." What does the garageman Electronic Ping Pong, tennis and do? OPEN SUNDAY m OPEN MON THURS similar games are a hot-selling A. The mechanic will 12-5 NIGHTS THIS WEEK Till 9:00 Christmas item due to recent mass m '// pull at least one wheel on % k m u m d production and technological im the car, and inspect Place Your TRUST in provements, which have brought the linings, cylinders, drums the Diamond Specialist price of manv of them down to under CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA and other parts of the ^ k o m c o A e $ 100, MANCHESTER braking system. MANCHESTER PARKADE • 949-99T2 alM An independent newsletter, "FTC Q. Something's wrong VERNON. BRISTOL PLAZA. WEB.TFARM9. SIMSBURY Watch." said the agency will approve with my brakes. Will MVD and announce a full investigation suspend my registration or later this week. It quoted commis license until I have them sion sources as stressing that there is fixed? not sufficient evidence to show the Candy cane for Kris games can in fact damage a picture Kristine Chapman receives a gift and candy cane from Santa at tube, but the staff wants to make sur- Christmas door contest winners a Christmas party held Saturday for the Big and Little Sisters e. FTC Watch said more than 3.5 Classroom doors at Washington School tell many Christ- winning door is being shown by Donna Spera, Grade 2. The llolidcig Photo program. About 75 participants in the program attended the million of the video games have been mas stories as various decorations show. These doors are sixh grade sponsored a recent project to raise money for event. (Herald photo by Pearson) sold, to the tune of $242 million a Ifs Christmastime at year. winners in the door decorating contest that has become an needy families at Christmas. 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OTUeMttiajiajai*.- . v m ; -rmitiimiamummilmm ( NNews e t for senior citizens By WALLY FORTIN BOSTON (UPI) - The Federal that the region’s rate was lower than six New England states showed Reserve Bank of Boston Tuesday the nation's. Nationally the jobless sharp improvement in unemploy reported unemployment in New rate rose to 7.9 per cent in October ment rates over October of last year. Q o l i t i c s England during October dropped to from 7.8 per cent in September. The bank said the October Hi! The big excitement here at the need a little, help. We need some of Pinochle 7.7 per cent. In the same month a Rhode Island was the only New Schedule for the statistics show the New England center happens tomorrow when we you folks planning to come to Back at the ranch, after a nice tur year ago it was 11.1 per cent. England state failing to share in the l e a r s o n week economy appears to be catching up celebrate our annual Christmas par volunteer to bring a few tasty nout for our kitchen social games, In its report the bank said the improved employment picture. Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen with the national picture. By QREQ PEARSON ty. Action starts with a noontime sandwiches. If you will, please call or things moved upstairs where we had jobless rate in Massachusetts in Oc The bank figures show New social games. 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., "Despite continuing problems in ’if- meatloaf dinner with all the trim tell Gloria if you are going to help. 14 tables for pinochle, and these are tober was down to 7 per cent com Hampshire with a 3.1 unemployment pinochle games. No lunch served. such areas as construction, statistics .Tm am iT O iiaaiikum:.:-, :r Mr~<--Tf : iiiiitiMiiM t7 fB i, mings. This will be a change from the Tickets are now available at the of the lucky winners: pared with 12 per cent in October rate; Connecticut with 8.9 per cent; ■ s Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips indicate a substantially Improved turkey and ham you will be having fice, and a few will be sold at the 1975. Maine, 8.3 per cent, Rhode Island, 9.7 Fritz Wilkinson, 812; Grace Moore, at noontime and 3:30 p.m. regional economy at the end of the A Manchester man has been named “It would remove any hint of con over the holidays. door. We're looking forward to New England's unemployment per cent and Vermont, 9.5 per cent. 805; Michael Haberern, 800; Violet Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., bus for shop first full year of economic to the Inaugural Host Committee (or flicts or compromising," he said. Santa Gaus will be visiting us, and seeing you there to help us toss out rate in October was the lowest since On a year-to-year comparison, all Dion, 764; Clara Hemingway,, and ping. 10 a.m., square dance class recovery," the bank stated. President-elect Jimmy Carter's in “There’s enough work to keep the helping to pass out the (Hiristmas the old year, and hustle in the new. 1974 and was the first time since 1970 7. Robert Schubert, 752; Mary open to all seniors. 1 p.m.. Senior lieutenant governor and attorney presents. The afternoon will have a Join us, you will be glad you did. By augural, scheduled for January, Nackowskl, 748; Helena Gavello, Bowling League at the Parkade xsaiarandaiMxnieutaswsaMsa/^wiiMD iSoi| Stanley Weinberg, who along with general busy.” slng-along, with a surprise guest as the way, we won't take the bus unless 741; Leon F allot, 735; M artha Lanes, and return trip from shop 8 . ■ his wife, Barbara, supported Carter Also in favor of the idea was Rep. we get into the Christmas spirit we have at least 20 persons to sign LaBate, and Grace Windsor, 729; ping. from the beginning of tne Georgian's Ted Cummings who said, “There are up. 8 You know what kind * singing carols. Bess Moonan, 725; Helen Silver, 723; Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, 8 8 Ifs Christmas campaign, will serve on the com too many masters se rv ^ by public 'The news here saddened everyone Hans Fredrickson and Catherine pinochle games. No lunch served. mittee that will organize the In servants. To reduce that number, so on* Monday morning when we heard j of diamond ring style ^ Setback winners Gleeson, 717. 12:45 p.m., bridge games. 7:30 p.m. augural events, the public servant can serve the that we lost two of our members, Action here at the center starts to 10:30 p.m., New Year's dance. Bus public more effectively, is the best Shopping Time!! “I will act as a liaison for the state Joseph Fontanella and Lyla Steele. with last Friday afternoon when we Because this will be the only pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at g you like. He knows g in terms of. the inauguration," objective I know.’^ Lyla was a very active member, and had 35 players for our setback games column this week, the bowling scores noontime and 3:30 p.m. The bus will Weinberg said of his responsibilities. Sen. David Barry was lukewarm was doing an outstanding job in and other activities will be held up run for the dance only if 20 members IS IS with the following winners: He will host one of the Inaugural par toward the proposal. helping us with our card games. We Herbert Laquetre, 137; Bernice until next Wednesday. sign up. We won’t know until this ar g how much he can afford. 8 ties for Connecticut guests. ,“I agree that they should be full send our sincere and heartfelt con Martin, 132; Sarah Wilson and Vivian ticle next Wednesday. 8 Much of his work will be done time, but I don’t think someone dolences to members of both Laquerre, 130; Archie Houghtaling, Next week we will not be serving Thursday, 9a.m. to 4:30 p.m., open should have to abandon a business if locally, but Weinberg will also be families. 129; A1 Chellman, Renee Maire, and any food because of the school vaca card playing, visiting, etc. Business traveling occasionally to Washington it doesn't cause a conflict of in Oscar Cappuccio, 122, and Grace tion, So if you arc planning on as usual. to do work connected with the in terest,” he said. (UPI Photo) New Year’s dance Windsor, 121. making a day of it, you will have to Friday, Building is closed for the auguration. Carter introduces latest appointees Here is an important announce We all had a great time at Restland bring your own goodies to munch on. holiday. Here's a special two-part Yuletide Farms, and are already looking We w ill have coffee and tea Saturday, Have a Happy New trivia treat. Anyone answering both ment that our gala New Year's Carter’s new Secretary of Defense, Harold Brown; his new Secretary of Labor. Ray . Local legislators have expressed forward to next year. available. Year. See you Monday* preliminary support for a proposed questions right deserves an extra Dance will be held on Wednesday Marshall; and the second woman to be appointed to the Cabinet, Patricia Harris, who will evening, Dec. 29. Action will start at be Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, stand after being introduced by move to make some of the state’s candy cane in his or her stocking this higher-ranking positions full-time. weekend. 7:30 and around 10;30. We arc plan President-elect Jimmy Carter at a news conference Tuesday afternoon in Plains, Ga. Part one — Can you name the ning on lots of excitment, noise, and 2 Legislation that would increase the mrnmm mmmmmmm ’ salaries of some state officials, such elected official in Manchester who goodies to eat, prizes, and lots of dan FLETCHER GLASS CO. as the lieutenant governor and at has served the longest consecutive cing to the tunes of Lou Joubert and The 0 J 5 Ym o 0 fipdriawc* Of MANCHESTER torney general, and also require the number of years? his band. Or t f Special interests grumble' a ' The students will not be with us as GREENHOUSE COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE positions to be full-time, is expected Part two — Can you name the 315 Broad Streat, Mancheatar WINDOW O U U - M IR M N n - OLAIS FURNITURI T O H school is out, so therefore we will n a U M FRAMINO • riM F U C C i DOOR MIRRORS to be presented to the state elected official in Manchester who PHONE 649-7370 TUB EN aO SU R tS • SR IC IAl WORK legislature this year. has served the longest consecutive (A craM From Tho P ott OtHco) about Carter choices The action is being considered to number of years in the same office? (MANCHESTER 6 4 9 -4 5 2 ^ COLLECTOR S ITEMS oamum n a m prevent conflict of interest problems The answer to part one — Fred MlVOtwtui DICaMim 2 WASHINGTON (UPI) - With all tively " on the secretary of FOR THE HOLIDAYS MUIMI litlOOUCTKMI Ms. Steinem said. "We did not that might arise for high-ranking of Peck, Republican registrar of voters, we have e dazzling ditplayl Flowering but one Cabinet job filled, the agriculture, but not at ail on the work and vote for a Carter ad OPEN M-F l-SiSO ficials involved in private business. who was first elected to public office plants at their beat for the ideal gift, a THUR. TIL 9KK> Women's Political Caucus said Jim secretary's of commerce and ministration to get appointments Sterling bid 8 8 Sen. George Hannon said, “ If in 1954 as constable. He served as wide salection ol the “rare A unutual.” SAT. • • 9:00 (1$ oa Cut 54/is my Carter is leaning heavily on treasury, she said. that might have b^n made by Presi constable until elected to his present we’re talking about salary lowest for S4 M cKEE ST.. MANCHESTER "Mike Machos " chosen from an elite While most interest groups failed dent F ord" adjustments compatible with full post in 1960. <0*1 Cao'ar $1 I SCREENS REPAIRED to get all they wanted, the women's f ^ I O "old boys network.” Bright spots in the cabinet, she time work, then, sure. I’d support The answer to part two — Ed police forms There were equally harsh rumbles caucus voiced the most wide-ranging ?u?”H0LLY said, are Juanita Kreps as commerce it.” Tomkiel, who has served as town Holiday Gifts - for HIM OR HER complaints. sterling Printing, of 485 E. Middle from other interest groups Tuesday. secretary. Mrs. Harris as housing Rep. Abraham Classman said that clerk since 1956. Gloria Steinem, Rep.-elect Bar Tpke., is the apparent low bidder for The U.S. Conference of Mayors secretary, and the fact that Dunlop he would be “favorably disposed” to Even if you didn’t answer both BING & GRONDAHL PLATES bara Mikulski of Maryland and other the printing of of report forms for the said the President-elect showed "a was not named labor secretary. a bill to make certain positions full parts correctly, you still deserve the POINSEHIAS i 1976 Xrtias Plates ...... 27.501 striking insensitivity to the problems caucus members told a news con Mrs. Harris' appointment, What Shoor Jewelers wish of a very happy holiday season. Manchester Police Department. [1977 Mother D a y ...... 23.50 ference they have not even been able time Ones. of cities ' in naming Patricia Roberts however, caused consternation in Merry (Christmas to all. The firm bid $2,119 for the printing Red, White or Pink [1976 Mother D a y ...... 22.5C Harris as housing secretary. The to get a hearing with Carter while es some other quarters. John Gunter, has to say can make of 18 different forms needed by the (4 to 6 blooms) National Association of tablishment figures have slid into the 11976 Bicentennial Plates executive director of the Conference Austere weddings ordered town police. Quantities ranging from (A few left) ...... $50.00J Homebuilders agreed. top jobs. of M ayors, issued a statem ent you both very happy 1,000 to 5,000 were needed for each of Even though Carter appointed two AFL-CIO labor leaders publicly saying: "Mrs. Harris has no real SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - public indignation and could- affect the 18 forms. I Full length door and beveld mirrors] praised the appointment of Ray women to the Cabinet, Ms. Mikulski expertise in this complicated field. It South Korean weddings, funeral rites national harmony and unity, the Sterling Printing's price was lower Marshall as labor secretary, but said, the overall Carter family will take her two years of on-the-job g Something for and tombs must be toned down or in ministry said. than ones submitted by Allied Prin 8 In stock from smacks of the elite circle which some said privately they were angry training to learn the depth and com dulgent families may face fines of up ting and Prestige Printing, both of traditionally holds power. g everyone on M 3 .5 0 at being told so late in the game that plexity of the problems. " • $1,042, the Health-Social Affairs The government adopted family Manchester. "There is an old boys network that I your list « We have a beautllul selection ol Rieger begonias, S Marshall — and not labor favorite The National Association of Ministry said this week. rites regulations in 1973 that ban M aurice A. Pass, director of WHEATON DECANTERS has worked before and continues to ® cyc/amen, Kalanchoe, jerusalem cherry, m John Dunlop — had been Carter's top Homebuilders said. "Mrs. Harris' The crackdown came after Presi printed announcements of weddings general services, said that the bid is work and it is the same people calling H 'decorative peppers all are a great Idea lor giving. 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Hertford • West Farms Mall »10” of all «ihM 29.88 25.95 •1 0 « * •Easy to Inatall I ^ ^ , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN-A PAGE TWELVE-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 \ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The service on Inauguration Day Jan. 20, plans for what they called "the "world’s biggest sj^uare dance" and on the site of his son’s "I have a world’s biggest square dance” to be a multifaith prayer service at the dream" speech 13 years ago. held the day after the inauguration in Local Dem ocrats outspent Inaugural to have Lincoln Memorial are being added to The Rev. Bruce Edwards, em the D.C. Visitors Center in Union Sta mammoth square dance the schedule of activites for In battled pastor of Carter’s Plains tion. augural week. Baptist Church will also participate The dance will be free and open to Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. will in the prayer service, the Inaugural the public on a first come, first serve conduct the early morning prayer Committee reports. basis. ' m ost G O P challengers The committee also announced / By GREG PEARSON Barry. The Republican from The 13th Assembly District race Hvrald Reporter Glastonbury received a total of $1,- was the one where the least amount Local Democratic candidates who 046.20 from the Manchester of money was spent. 1111111111111 won re-election to the State Senate Republican Town Committee and Republican Mart Bray filed an A-19 and Assembly in 1976 outspent their $300 each from the South Windsor form, and Democratic Rep. Francis Deli Department Specials Republican challengers, in one case and Glastonbury Town Committees. Mahoney listed a total of $920.91 in Contributions to Barry totaled $6,- f CHOECEST MEATS ^ SHENANDOAH by a ten-to-one margin. expenditures. RU88ER8 WUNDERBAR In five of the six district races that 495. The largest contributors were Mahoney, who received a total of the Fourth Senatorial District TURKEY $ 2 2 9 GERMAN Manchester residents vote in, the $940 in contributions, was given $250 f i t IN TOWN Democratic campaign cost more Democrats and the Manchester by the Democratic Town Committee UMM eHOKi 10 aoimocoiTBi on BREAST...... lb BOLOGNA 79* than the Republican. In the sixth, the Democratic To\yn Committee, which and $200 by Matthew Moriarty, of 75 KRAKUS IMPORTED A A Ninth Assembly District, the expen each donated $500. Forest St. lb. Barry also received $250 from the BOTTOM ROUMI ROAST diture report from Republican can UI8A CHOtCI H tF M IM O POLISH HAM .^2.29 didate Marilyn K. England has not Connecticut Education Association In the 14th Assembly District, Rep. yet been received by the Secretary of Politicai Action Committee of Hart Abraham Classman outspent his . lb. ford. Republican opponent, G. Warren BACK RUMP ROAST State's office. Reports had to be post U IIM CMOiei W MNNIO TURKEY HAM „’1.69 marked by Dec. 17, 45 days after the A spaghetti dinner held by the Westbrook, by a two-to-one margin. DANBY...... senator raised an additional $614. IMPORTED |>||n A A election, to avoid a $50 late fee. Both men are from South Windsor, . lb. Barry also listed a total of 81 con where most of the district is located. EYE ROUND ROAST The reports filed at the Secretary ttlOA GHOWI1 0 IMWND of State's office show that Sen. David tributors who gave between $10 and Classman spent $2,516, including a M. Barry ran the most expensive $100, the largest total of smaller- return of ^ .1 1 to the South Windsor lO E B E ...... WITH CARAWAY SEEDS ...... campaign. He spent $6,338. donation contributors listed by any Democratic Town Committee. West CUBE STEAKS But, the greatest difference in local candidate. brook spent $1,345, including a return FKUN campaign costs was recorded in the Barry's expenses included $904 for of $40.16 to the South Windsor Third Senatorial District. the publication of flyers and handouts Republican Town Committee. Beg Schroeder to stop playing drums lb. 111111111111 Sen. George Hannon Jr., of East and $883 for postal expenses. Classman's list of contributors in Hartford, a Democrat who won his cluded the following: Robert Lappen, Charlie Brown (Donald Gaston) holds his ears as Snoopy (Lisa Perry) begs Schroeder (Jen ^ o r A Welcome Change, Serve Something From OuP second term in the senate, spent $5,- The closest final expenses between of West Hartford, $200; Norm Grody, ny Kohut) to stop that nonsense on the drums and play some Christmas carols during CALVES LIVER two opposing candidates occurred in 2 204.54. of West Hartford, $100; Richard N IU S N M FAHMS the 12th Assembly District, where Grigorian, of 8 Charing Rd., South “Charlie Brown’s Christmas Problem,” which was presented Tuesday at Verplanck Fresh Fish Department Challenger Anthony Stoppa, also of School. Leslie Frasher was narrator for the play, which was written by Mrs. Mary East Hartford, who did not become Rep. Theodore Cummings, who was Windsor, $100; and Hyman Farker, of POLISH KKLBASA lb. an active candidate until Oct. 1, filed re-elected, outspent Republican Wethersfield, $125. Kalbfleish, music teacher at Verplanck. Other members of the cast are Amy Burgess, as twin 030 * ion an A-19a form, which means that his challenger Walter Joyner by less Contributors to the Westbrook Lucy, Robert Raimondo, as Pigj^n, and Bart Carlsen, as Linus. The program included Mayfair residents feted FILLET OF campaign did not spend or receive than $200. campaign included the Women's carols from around the world, and songs were sung by every grade. (Herald photo by Pinto) BREAKFAST SAUSAGE . . 7 9 ^ more than $500. Cummings iisted final expen Republican Club of South Windsor, Thomas Moore, Eighth District fireman, has A U M U T A U 9 0 SOLE lb. Hannon's expenses included a ditures and receipts at $2,762.80. He $300, and the South Windsor plenty of coffee for refills even though some of 1.79 return of $607.04 to the East Hartford returned a total of $9^.63 to the Republican Town Committee, $500. the diners have apparently had enough. The FRESH 2 Democratic Town Committee at the Democratic Town Committee, we have old- y NOW SHOWING, FRANKS...... 7 9 ^ meaning an actual expenditure of $1,- event is the annual Christmas dinner served to tW B T LIFE close of the campaign. In the Ninth Assembly District, fashioned candy at- residents at Mayfair Gardens by the Eighth The East Hartford senator 842.17. Democcatic Rep. Muriel Yacavone SWEDISH received a $500 contribution from the Almost half of Cummings' spent $1,576.50 on her campaign. She c a n e s in District firemen. (Photo by Glenn Vincent) SLICED Connecticut Insurance Political Ac expenses, $831.20, were for received a total of $2,145 in campaign m 3 s i z e s KORV lb. tion Committee of Hartford. newspaper advertisements. contributions. MOM an M Imr n 4 ^ BACON . lb. pkg. 1.79 He also received $300 from the Joyner received and spent $1,- The largest contributor to her cam- Duplicate bridge following: Matthew Moriarty, 75 946.50, but he also return^ money paign was the East Hartford Forest St.; the East Hartford ($275.65) to the Republican Town Democratic Town Committee, which B a*iM. Democratic Town Committee: and Committee. Thus, his actual gave $300 and also authorized a A duplicate game will every Center Bridge Club William F. Grant Jr., 708 Silver expenses were $1,670.85. $127.35 expense for the candidate. ^ o p e n be played Dec. 23 at 9 a.m. at Lane, East Hartford. He received two contributions, The report of her Republican oppo nlt8(oxc8^sat.)til Dec. 17 at the Masonic Tem 385 N. Main St. ple —Mrs. Burton Smyth and A $250 contribution was given by totaling $500, from the Republican nent, Mrs. England, has not yet b ^ n S l * : Dec. 13 at 385 N. Main St. , Town 0)mmittee. The Committee to Murray Powell, first; Clem individual club championship Marshall J. Mott of West Hartford. received. Hitchcock and Wilmer Cur Elect a Republican Legislature, game —North: Bette Martin, tiss. second; .Dr, and Mrs. first; AnnStaub, second; Dick KRAKUS Sen. Barry, who won his fourth which listed no address, contributed This story lists all groups that con Aim< GOOD Tanash Atoynatan, third. Vosburgh and Betty Warfel, USDA CHOICE overall and second consecutive term $ 100. tributed $2M or more to a campaign, ^ th e nitfocU of ] DEALS Manchester Bridge Club Cummings received $250 from the tied for third. South: Sue to the senate, outspent his and any individual who contributed downtown mant)it$t*P^ ON Dec. 17 at 146 Hartford Rd. Shorts, first; Jan Leonard and CANNED Republican challenger, David Cohen, Democratic Town Committee, and $250 or more to a senatorial cam OFT -North-South: Marilyn Beverly Saunders, tied for se BOnOM ROUND by $1,700. $100 each from Arnold Lawrence, of paign or $100 or more to a represen (< m s Jackson and Anne Ingram, cond. West: Joan Gagne, Cohen, who listed receipts of $4,- 571 Porter St., and Carmine tative campaign. IFOR GUYS first; Norma Fagan and A1 first; Joy Bacci, second; 3-lb. C A N 447, spent $4,627.34 trying to unseat Filloramo, of 685 Parker St. LaPlant, second; George Jackie Lynch, third. East: Johnson and Keith Burnham, Frank Bloomer, first; Janet ROAST lb. third. Boyd, second; John Bachachi, S-Lb.CAN $8.89 East-West: Peg LaPlant third. (ft and Dennis Robinson, first; Bette Martin was the over Woman charged with assault u l U T u n o i ^ REMEMWR Tim and Linda Knight, se all winner. HIM POR cond; Judy and Marty COVENTRY STORE X-MAt Nile Time Novice Group Greengrass, third. Dec. 17 at 146 Hartford Rd. STORE HOURS: A 32-year-old woman was charged Police report that the victim was WITH A We Give Old Fashioned Laraine J. Sialas,21, of Vernon was GIFT Dec. 16 at 385 N. Main St. —Charles and Yvonne Jatfo, Mon., Tues., Wed, Sat with first-degree assault Tuesday in treated at Manchester Memorial charged with fourth-degree larceny CERTinCATE -N o rth -S o u th : Ann first: William and Simone Butcher Service... connection with an incident on I>ec. Hospital and treated for a wound in (shoplifting) Tuesday night in con McLaughlin and Wilma Calhoun, second; Joe and 8AM-6PM 14 in which a 19-year-old woman was the neck on Dec. 14. nection with an incident reported at Willoughby, first; Frankie Marilyn Fecteau. third. WE WILL CLOSE CH H STIUS EVE & NEW YEiUTS EVE AT 6KH) Thursday & Friday Brown and Jane Lowe, se allegedly injured with a knife. The two women were reportedly King's Department Store. She was T- Manchester Community Roxanne L. Scruse of 71 Wells St. involved in an argument, according released on a $100 nonsurety bond for HOLIDAY LANES cond; Terry Daigle and Marge STORE HOURS: 8AM-8PM Warner, third. College was arrested at her home on a to the police report. court appearance Jan. 10 39 SPENCER 8T. “The affordable boutique Dec. 11 at 146 Hartford Rd. MANCHESTER STORE HOURS: Sunday 8 AM-1 PM E East-West: Jack Bogue and warrant. She was processed and Michael J. Simonelli, 19, of 201 A theft of furniture valued at $120 VIMT OUR NEW MANCHESTER for topi and jeani." Irving Carlson, first; — Clem Hitchcock and Mon. & Tues. 'til 6K)0 MEADOWBROOK released under a $1,000 nonsurety LOUNOE Adams St., was charged with first was reported from a W. Middle Tpke. 6 4 6 - 2 1 2 5 OPEN NIQHTS TIL 8 P.M. Margaret Kropp and Faye William Curtiss, first; Kevin SHOPPING CENTER bond for court appearance Jan. 10 in HAPPY HOUR Nicallazo and Judy Pyka, se degree larceny Tuesday morning. He apartment Tuesday. ■M M n-7ni» SAT. A SUN. TIL 5 P.M. Lawrence, second; Ann Wed., Thurs., S Fri. til 9:00 R O U TE 44A East Hartford Common Pleas Court was turned over to Vernon Police A purse containing about $50 in Matter Chsrgs Aecspisd DeMartin and Peg Dunfield, cond; Barbara Davis and 12. Bette Martin, third. COVENTRY, CONN. Department which had a warrant for cash was reported stolen from the third. • his arrest. Continental Restaurant at 1015 Main Sat & Sunday 'til 6:00 317 H IG H LA N D S T. St. sometime Monday afternoon. MANCHESTER, CONN. A window glass was reported cut About town and removed at the Corner Soda Shop C ' ^ * , 1 at 735 Main St. early Tuesday mor ning. A Bible study is scheduled for meeting tonight at 8 at the church, Christmas lights and a garland tonight at 8 at St. Mary’s Episcopal 447 N. Main St. The meeting is open were reported stolen from the out Holiday Specials Church. to all. ___ side of a Summer St. home. ALL REVERE WARE Garden Fresh, Produce Specials The-Lutz Junior Museum will be Vandalism was reported at a new GROCERY SPECIALS First Church of Christ, Scientist, home on Spring St. in which all the COOKING POTS & PANS closed this week for the Christmas SUNKIST will have its regular Wednesday holiday from Friday through Satur windows were broken. All Will Ba Raducad CONF. LIGHT A DARK BROWN evening service and testimony day. DOMINO SUGAR •lb. pkg*.' NAVEL ORANGES .. 79^ 2 0 % OFF ^ WELCH'S IDAHO All mdM In Illegal alien faces shoplifting charge GRAPE JELLY . 20 oz.' stock. No ordors. BAKINS POTATOES ,.,..69^ SWEET LIFE QIANT PITTED A 26-year-old man alleged Jan. 10 for an administra vestigation found that a Hong Kong in May 1974 and J g ; EARLY AMEMCAN TUKETTIE tion deportation hearing on Connectict driver’s license was authorized to remain to be an illegal alien from Coppar and Anadozad Aluminum RIPE OLIVES . SV. oz.' China and who has been the charges of being an il at the Lilac St. address was here until June 1974. WAXED TURNIPS J2 * Modal 780 2 qt- capacity SWEET LIFE 4 VARIETY living in Manchester was legal alien, according to registered in Yan’s name. He has been in the coun 9500 JUICY released today under a $3,- Edwin Maloney, Deputy Yan was presented in try ever since apparently, VEGATABLES .16 oz. District Director of the Rag. $7.98 Value 000 bond by the U.S. Im Common Pleas Court in hbloney said. C A T PRIDE D’ANJOU PEARS .29* U.S. Immigration Service I migration and Naturaliza East Hartford Tuesday Yan’s birthplace is listed FLORIDA tion Service district office in Hartford. where the shoplifting as mainland CJiina. CAT LIHER . 29 lb. bag in Hartford. Yan was arrested Mon charge was nolled (not If Yan concedes to being S t t ^ W i Z A SWEET LIFE PASCAL CELERY ...39* prosecuted). He was then an illegal alien, the judge Yun Chen Yan, who lists day afternoon in connec tmiVUtl liftlMtAi taaiaitMif turned over to Immigra would make findings of ISMinM cUm iM nmlMkii M iw ALUMINUM FOIL .200 It. roll his address as 7 Liiac St., is tion with a shoplifting inci tion Authorities after he deportability, Maloney l> iM M4«. te Ml IM (UnM N tel «N a ■ tnalM scheduled to appear before dent at Sears. He was (MH|) •Ml Im ■ I mnBhi k Mt « l (« piM m Bk m L l jih I n 28 CO UNT charged with fourth-degree was found to be an illegal said. If deported, Yan ■ilhinMi. . Wf MM ■■■■9 IVSHWt Ml pSSWHL S F*S$ RV MEr iWIS MWH| 2 a U.S. Immigration judge OsA b w In li W Otii N iiw pwthtM Oin mI iIsin iw Ii twy mv. AaO bi larceny and held overnight alien. would have the option of OAMON ■H w w II rwMMm “ w uyi, riifn jw mwht ALKASELHER...... on a $5,000 cash bond. According to Maloney, designating the country to H retOnit) AnECESdtVinl PLANTER'S ■ iiiisiim ii Police said Yan told Yan came to the United which he would be KIEE-M UVMROMSET Fire calls SYlV4IU"BI(MDtt'’ COCKTAIL PEANUTS . 12oz.' them he was visiting from States as a visitor on a deported, Maloney said. I GAIT TOE FLASH CUBES J Tnck ITilb Thii Coupon I ITitb This Coupon | New York City, but m- travel document from NSE CEULfimti 3M tt nyn SWEET LIFE I CUTAKPUYERS OMimtZN CtOCKmUNO and $7,50 Purchase | and $7,50 Purchase m MunrheHter saciMiHiBiMKsiEataiaiEMBafieHBaiBacKWfaesxiMMivxiEetBxwxMWWEHt UFIathei WHITE BREAD .20 oz.' Tuesday, 11:27 a.m. —Elec WITH FUNCH BOUND • tarn Bn TWr$UI 8 9 * I SWEET LIFE I HILLS BROS ■ • I I I M M mM trical investigation at 25 Lewis Insurance CANADA DRY COFFEE ■ Norwood St. (Town) Slow $39*® (Ftolory StniOBd S SinnntMd The Dube Agency ! ICECREAM ■ 2 6 2 1 HARTFORD ROAD Ml mm $41.96 tvould like to with all its frlendi and Tuesday, 3:12 p.m. —Cellar lit * 2 4 ” GENERALEIECTRIC ...... qta- problems at 13 Russell St. MANCHESTER, *399** clients a happy holiday, A donation * i » * I CONNECTICUT niNM lUDWoooni I ■ 5 9 < (Town) Today, 3:22 a.m. iMcnii > 2 9 > has been mailed to the ISetoIngton FROZEN & DAIRY lb. can ■ I —Smoke investigation at 37 Krause florist TRACKI Home for Crippled Children in lieu of I Vzgal. ; REDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK I 643-BSSB LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ■ Diane St. (Town) BABY NEEDS RKtHY Mfvkid G BmiiNsd—FifteMe our annual calendar'distribution. REDEEM AT HIQHLANO PARK amiT aw ipw i TROPICANA I I Today, 3:53 a.m. —Smoke 64B-3S41 FOOD C l CASSETTE TAPE $ | o o MORTON j^ lM IT ONE COUPON PER F A M I ^ 8U. investigation at 228 Fern St. Cash & Carry Specials DAYTMEDUratS HCOUER MMkak. a D TAPE PLAYER DECK ORANGE (Town) OMC OF N DAYTIME C A f f ■Mixn ^ 6KackMEMiljTiTMr$tirN s / n i ” I I- Today, 5:36 a.m. —First aid $ 3 6 9 — lUTUnUBMAMS JUCE ...... eoz PIES.... . j / n ■ ir^fch This Coupon ! IF'ilh This Coupon call at Main and N. Main Sts. m m im m o n tu n im ...... S£ tut »28.80 OREIDA 8EALTEST and $7,50 Purchase I and $7,50 Purchase (District) KAO-JORRSORIUVFOIMIAS mMM13n.MiMikik 49c l o w m n i s 390 G.L DIGITAL MSPIAY SWEET LIFE I SKIPPY ROSES PPKIStlllAS PAUSOHK 'SS MNNM|ffyj!n$b. $990 DINNER C 0 ( SOUR |jviWll3K.MBC.«ilklni 49i ALARM CL0(»( BLEACH puNKumijn wemuim nFMI32M.ltt4|tiiiN H i T O T IC T C iir 00 24 oz. I Skating wwnFiinCTwyEi *1 ■Hi knit b KOBI FRYS...... CRUM ...... ».,59* m ILm SOCQII arMlN.4pMk TiUiM US report •• IM M tl fEflWllK.lnini4pid( US 3n.UMTUSIUCSite>ni 69* e a, LITE A LIVELY 16 u. Si Bob 5/97* 18 01. Skating will be allowed > >>' ...... 3 oz. cup* 3 ii» 1 gal. REDEEM AT HIOHLANO PARK | bunch YOGURT REDEEM AT HIQHLANO PARK today at three Manchester LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ■ CUBES A SHRED j I LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY supervised areas. Charter THUR$D0Y 10-9 . . ' v a 6 9 < Oak Park, Center Springs F H IM Y lO Ji MOZZARELLA CHEESE ------^ Pond Annex and Union Pond Annex will be open SIM M Y 12-4 for skating from 3 to 9 p.m. 9 8 Information on skating COR. NUTFOIIO ROAD Hid n iE ST. tE W $ DUOE WSIIRANIX MERCY conditions Thursday may i i i n be obtained by calling 643- MANCHESTER 649-7782 * 111169 Ellington Rd., 80. Windsor 4700. itWKWVBWWIKiBSlEaciKiMIMIMiqltiaiKnHMflA^ncWI XMtlMlMWOMliwl iiiiiiim iiitiiiiiinnui' PAGE FOURTEEN-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 K. ■ 17 grandchildren and 10 great- •Manchester Evening Herald' grandchildren. Officials mum ...... o ------— > Obituaries The funeral is Thursday at 1:30 Cheney^s Johnson Hi MB ■■ ■■ Bilh Blim Bilk # *AND0VER eBOLTON • COVENTRY p.m. at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 (Continued from Page One) has grown. There’s a renaissance Home Ellington Ave., Rockville. The Rev. Firem an coming into vocational education and Donald G. Miller, pastor of the Johnson’s high school graduation industry.” P h o n © United Congregational Church, will EAST HARTFORD/area news Livio Fresk, 63, dies, was during the depression when jobs He said vocational education is reported WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1976 PRICE; FIFTEEN CENTS f • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON officiate. Burial will be in North were hard to find. Grateful for going to expand Into the junior high was big band musician Cemetery. suspended anything, Johnson found work with schools and even the adult course Friends may call at the funeral the First National Stores in East level and correctional Institutions. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. EAST HARTFORD - Livio He retired two years ago because of Hartford and worked his way up to "Vocational, education will be The family suggests that any Town officials would not comment "Babe” Fresk, 63, of Queens, N.Y., illness. assistant manager. During the later accepted more and more, as a com memorial gifts may be made to the today on a report that a town fire formerly of East Hartford who had He is also survived by three depression years, he returned to his plete an(^ necessary education,” he East Hartford | Dial-a-ridc funded United Congregational Church fighter has been suspended from duty She wants Heidi home daughters, Patricia Fresk, Mrs. Bar vocation in production control at continued. police report — • played saxaphone with some of the Building Fund. for two weeks without pay for his By MAI. BARLOW top big bands, died Monday at bara Gallucio and Christine Fresk, Hartford Special Machinery Co. Expansion of vocational training refusal to fight a fire while he was off "It’s been eight months since I Three breaks were reported Jamaica Hospital, New York City. all of New York; a sister, Mrs. Nor John M. Page duty. During World War II he worked as programs In the public high schools talked to my Heidi," said Mrs. BY MAL BARLOW of setting up a dial-a-ride program. He was the husband of Mrs. Bostic man Goltra of West Hartford: a John "Jack" M. Page, 64, of 37D assistant to the factory superinten is fine. 'T m all for it,” Johnson said. Tuesday, Members, including Republican Town Fire Chief John Rivosa and Roberta Griffen of East Hartford. Harry’s Exxon was broken into The Town Council voted un brother, Aldo Fresk of Marlborough; Downey Dr., a former Hartford dent at Gammons-Hoaglund Ck>. of But, he added that the high schools Minority Leader Esther Clarke, Fresk. Assistant Town Manager Charles F. "For all I know, he’s told her I’m early Tuesday morning through a animously Tuesday night to fund a Mr. Fresk was born in East Hart and four grandchildren. Times editor, died Monday at Hart McCarthy Jr., declined to confirm or Manchester. can’t compete with the vocational dead.” dial-a-ride program with $17,000 pressed Genga and the mayor on The funeral is Thursday with a It was while he was there that panelled-over window. About $200 details of the program. But debate ford and had lived in New York for 40 ford Hospital. He was the husband of deny that Albert Constantino of 174 training schools because, for one Roberta, 21, was refering to her worth of tools were taken. through June. years playing for bands including Mass at St. Paul's Church, Glaston Mrs. Eliza Taylor Page. Oak St. has been suspended from du Johnson was approached about com thing, the high schools can’t afford daughter, Heidi Ann Griffen, 4, and Councilman Henry Genga told the was limited and both the funding and bury, at 11 a.m. Burial will be in St. ing to Cheney Tech. The Povil Manufacturing Co. and the advisory committee were ap those of Tommy Dorsey, Chariie Mr. Page had been employed as a ty. all the necessary machinery and her ex-husband, John E. Griffen, 23, the Anwo Machine Co., both at 131 council the program could be rolling Augustine's Cemetery, South “How’d you like to try teaching proved unanimously. Barnett. Vincent Lopez and others. public information officer of the According to unidentified sources equipment that the vocational who she suspects is now somewhere Pitkin St., were broken into early before the end of February. Glastonbury. drafting at Cheney Tech?" he said a state of Connecticut for the past nine the town fireman disobeyed an order schools must have for their in California with Heidi. Tuesday morning. About $230 worth It will provide rides within town to Vendor to be chosen The Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 friend asked him. years. He previously has worked at from Rivosa at the site of a major specialized training programs. Her story began with her marriage of machine tools were taken from people 65 and older and to the han The mayor said in a statement, Mrs. Ruth VonEuw Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, is in the Times for 10 years. He was an fire at a multi-family house next door Not having had any teaching Johnson’s enthusiasm and com to John when she was 17. Their dicapped. All they need do is call a "Although we are at a point of con charge of arrangements. Anwo and about $1,948 worth of tools ROCKVILLE-Mrs. Ruth Han- Army veteran of World War II. He to Constantino's home. Constantino experience, Johnson said he would ments about vocational education are daughter was born Nov. 10, 1972. from Povil. central dispatcher who will send the tract negotiations with a particular naford VonEuw, 77, of 15 Lawrence There are no calling hours. was born Aug. 14, 1912 in Brooklyn, eventually reported for duty after like to try It. His assignment, expressions of himself even though “We were both too young," she A home on Bates Dr. was broken dial-a-ride vehicle to their door. vendor, no formal agreement has St. died Tuesday at a Rockville con- The family suggests that any N.Y., and had lived in Manchester hosing down his home, sources said. however, was with the understanding he minimizes his personal Involve said. into about midnight Monday. Missing Trips outside town can be made for been completed." 'valescent home. She was the widow memorial gifts may be made to the for the past 15 years. Fire department rules require off- he would acquire the necessary ment with it. At one point during the marriage, are a tape player, liquor, and a medical reasons, Genga said. He said toward the end of the coun American Diabetes Association, 1 W. of Stephen VonEuw Sr., a former Other survivors are two sons, duty volunteer firemen to report to education. He liked his new His concern with the Cheney Tech she said she walked out on John. He leather coat all valued at $440. The council also authorized Mayor cil session his office has been dis Rockville Journal editor. 48th St., New York, N.Y. 10028. Christopher M. Page of Manchester duty when called to major fires. The experience well enough to go to students over the years is expressed sought and won a divorce March 4, Richard H. Blackstone to set up a cussing the program most recently Mrs.VonEuw was employed as and John F. Page of Brattleboro, Vt.; fire on Oak St, destroyed much of the school nights at Central Connecticut Ihusly; "We live in this world once 1975 from Judge John Alexander in five-member Dial-A-Ride Advisory with two vendors or contractors. bookkeeper at Hartman's Super three daughters, Mrs. Thomas three-story house and left five Teacher’s College for a degree in and we help our own being by helping Hartford. East Hartford ' Committee. It will consist of the One of the possible vendors is education, and eventually to Univer market before she retired recently. Rupert B. West Hickey of Suffield, Miss Jill E. Page families homeless. others." The divorce decree awarded chairman of the Services to the Roger Talbot of Manchester. He is She had worked for the Rockville of Brattleboro and Mrs. Myles Rivosa said today "I still won't sity of Connecticut for his master's He sums up his time spent with fire calls - Elderly Commission, a handicapped the head of the Ambulance Service of TOLLAND - Rupert B. West, 79, custody of Heidi to Roberta as well Journal before it was absorbed by the Behrens of Scarborough. N.Y.; a utter a word about the matter," degree in education. Cheney Tech as having liked what person appointed by the mayor and Manchester and Metro Wheelchair of 352 Shenipsit Lake Rd., a former as $35 per week child support. Journal-Inquirer. She was a member sister, Mrs, Dorothy Ryder of which he called a “rumor." I don't "I was a full time teacher until he’s done for 30 years. “I did my best Roberta was living with a girl Tuesday, 11:24 a m. —Aerator on fish the council, a representative of the Inc. state legislator and active in Brattleboro; and three 1950 when I became involved with aquarium in the apartment of Alexander 2 of Union Congregational Church. She know who would have given out such as I saw it." contractor supplying the service, the Talbot said today, “I haven’t got Tolland's civic affairs, died Monday friend in the Elmwood section of Peligan bume^ caused smoke damage to also belonged to the Rockville grandchildren. information," he said. "I don't think guidance in addition to teaching," he Apparently he will not put his draf town’s representative to the Greater anything signed yet” at a Willington convalescent home. West Hartford. Heidi was attending a the apartment. Neighbors, IVIr. and Mrs. General Hospital Auxiliary. She was The private funeral is Friday at my firemen would talk,." in such said. ting board and tools in moth balls. "I Hartford Transit District, and a But he did feel he would get the He was the husband of Mrs. Sara nursery school there during the day. Joseph Parlante, of 56 School St, spotted born in Medford, Mass., and had Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. matters. Asked why he continued with hope to do some more teaching, member of the town staff appointed contract, he said. He said he has Wilcox West. John lived nearby and was the smoke. Fire Marshal John Armstrong lived in Rockville since 1924. Burial will be in Meeting House McCarthy said he is constrained by teaching when he had never had any maybe in adult school or in correc said much worse damage could have by the mayor and council. everything East Hartford needs in Mr. West, a Republican, served as working. He took Heidi on Fridays Survivors are a son, Stephen J. Cemetery, Brattleboro, Vt. the law from commenting on per previous experience, Johnsen said it tional institutions, wherever they’ll resulted if the smoke had not been The committee will work with the order to start very soon. state representative from Tolland and Roberta took her back on Sun VonEuw Jr. of Vernon; a daughter. There are no calling hours. sonnel matters. Such cases are must be because he came from a have me,” he said. reported. mayor in the early stages of the Talbot has not run a dial-a-ride from 1941 to 1948. He was the town days. Miss Ruth E. VonEuw of Vernon; The family suggests that any handled "in-house" he said. teaching family in Sweden. Also, he and his wife, Mildred, plan This system worked fairly Tuesday, 6:56 p.m. —Smoke investiga program. It will monitor it and give program before but hopes to make assessor from 1940 to 1971 and had tion at Silver Lane and Mercer Ave. three brothers. Dr. Earl Hannaford memorial gifts may be made to the The Freedom of Information Act "I used to teach Sunday School, to do some trailer traveling — south smoothly until Roberta moved to advice to the mayor on how to run it the East Hartford contract a start. 2 been a member of the Tolland Board Tuesday, 9:58 p.m. —Auto accident at of Troy, N.H., Elmer Hannaford of Manchester Police Science Fund in clearly defines the areas of confiden and I liked teaching then,” he said. for the rest of the winter, and them and how to change it if necessary. "I want to get started," Talbot of Education from 1940 to 1947., He Hartford. She said she was evicted 1228 Burnside Ave. Toms River, N.J., and Thomas Han care of the Manchester Scholarship tial information which would apply to He had a formula for what he calls maybe west, 'Tve never been west said. "With (the East Hartford was a farmer before his retirement. from an apartment there March and Tuesday, 10:57 p.m. —False alarm to Council Chairman George Dagon naford of Brockton, Mass.; and three Foundation. 237 E. Center St., or to this case, McCarthy said. successful teaching and guidance of the Mississippi River,” he said. said the committee may become a program) we could convince South He was born Feb. 28, 1897 in did not have another place to go to the Elks Home on Roberts St. sisters, Mrs. Allie Moran of Enfield, Hartford Hospital. Constantino could not be reached counseling. "I ask myself what would Plans also include more time with more permanent body if the program Windsor, Manchester, Glastonbury, Somers and had lived in Tolland most care for Heidi. Today, 8:14 a.m. —False alarm to the Mrs. Rocco Bianco of Derry, N.H., for comment today, but when con I do if I was a student, and that has their four children and three Elks Home again. works and grows. Bolton and other towns we already of his life. He was a member of the Mra. Joaeph F. Fogg She asked John to please take care and Mrs. Louis Russo of Waltham. tacted earlier this week, he became carried me through. The same idea grandchildren. Today 9:07 a m. —First aid to 324 Park The $17,000 was taken from a con service in other ways to set up a dial- United Congregational Church. He of Heidi during the week while she Mass. Mrs. Ada R. Fogg. 67, of 55 West angry at the alleged charges and applies to parents,” he said. Succeeding Johnson will be Gerald Ave. a-ride program in their towns.” was a past master and member of set up another home. He agreed. tingency fund by the council. The The funeral is Friday at 11 a m. at minster Rd. was dead on arrival this refused any comment, either to con Johnson said many of today’s Blanchard, who has been a The East Hartford contract, even Tolland Grange and belonged to “He promised to return her,” said mayor said $1,000 of it is for paper Union Congregational morning at Manchester Memorial firm or deny the report. vocational education teachers came classroom teacher and counselor at work required and $16,000 is to pay if it proves a loss to Talbot, would Hospital after suffering an apparent Roberta. East Hartford Congregational Church. The Rev. Pomona Grange and the State and The suspension, reported to have up through the ranks. “They began as Cheney Tech since 1974. Blanchard She went to see Heidi where John the contractor supplying the service. give him the cost experience he says heart attack at her home. She was Paul J. Bowman, pastor, will of National Grange. taken affect Dec. 15 and Constantino employes under shop conditions with also coaches varsity basketball, and kept her while she got another home. Genga said 50 per cent of the total he needs to plan for the future. ficiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill Other survivors are 4 sons, Harold the wife of Joseph F. Fogg. has until today to appeal it. There has union involvement that gives them is assistant coach for junior varsity public records spent will probably be reimbursed by Mrs. Clarke, at the close of discus Mrs. Fogg was born March 27,1909 She last saw her in mid-April. Cemetery. West of Tolland, Robert West of been no indication so far that he will the proper philosophy in teaching soccer and baseball. Then one day she phoned John’s W arranly deeds the federal Urban Mass Transit Act sion Tuesday on the program, said in Gloucester. Mass., daughter of the Friends may call at White-Gibson- Somers. Donald West of Wethersfield appeal the suspension. now," he said. A graduate of Central Connecticut home to speak to Heidi and the phone Rolling Meadow Estates Inc. to program. But the funds may not she is pleased by the town’s progress. Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., and Byron West of Ridgefield Park. late Capt. Samuel and Laura Constantino has been a member of Commenting on vocational educa State College, Blanchard taught at Beverly G. Plefka, property on arrive until next summer. She proposed a champagne Colburne Hudder, and had lived in was disconnected. Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth the Town Fire Department for about tion and where it’s at today, Johnson Albert I. Prince Technical School in Rolling Meadow Dr. The council has gone on record christening of the program vehicle as Manchester for 35 vears. She was a She went, to the home and was told The family suggests that any Werkhoven of Greenfield. Mass.; a six years. said, "It takes a war to shake things Hartford and was also guidance John had gone but no one knew Frederick V. Jayne el al to Henry often in the past as strongly in favor it prepares to pick up its first rider. memorial gifts may be made to brother, Lathrop 0. West of Stafford; member of St. Mary's Episcopal up, and ever since World War II the counselor there before coming to where. R. Crukiel, property on Sisson St. Rockville General Hospital or Union Church. emphasis on vocational education Cheney Tech. She was frantic. By calling and Russell E. Saunders et al to Congregational Church Memorial She is also survived by a brother, searching out leads, she learned John Mrs. Roberta Griffen of East Hartford shows some of her photos Edward Wesniski et al, property on Fund. Fire fighters’ Paul Hudder of Reno. Nev.; a sister, Mass transit had gone to Pulna, Calif, with Heidi, of her daughter Heidi Ann, 4, who is now somewhere in Califor Gordon Lane. Rovero quits HRC Mrs. Marion Haskell of Gloucester; PINEHURST for BEST FOODS FOR CHRISTMAS she said. Reginal Mazerolle et al to Roger L. Peter Frasca union elects and three grandchildren. WEST HARTFORD nia with her ex-husband, John Griffin. She holds in her left hand In a surprise move. Aldo J. Rovero and Opportunuies for a five-year EAST HARTFORD-Peter Frasca, (UPI) — The University of We will have a special on U.S.D.A. Choice 6V2 to 7Vz lb. She was able to drive someone’s the divorce decree given them in 1975 which gives custody of Soucy et al, property on Whiting Rd. term. elects Martin The funeral and burial will be car to California in early May. No Calano Furniture Inc. to Joseph Tuesday announced in a letter to 85, of 13 Franklin St. died Monday at private. Hartford will offer a TENDERLOINS for both holidaye. Whole Shell Strip Loins make Heidi to Mrs. Griffen. (Herald photo by Barlow) Mayor Richard Blackstone his The mayor had renominated Mrs. an East Hartford convalescent home. Harold "Pinky" Pohl, who has course in January on a one in Pulna seemed to know where Maher, property on Park Ave. Fahey for another term on the local Watkins Funeral Home, 142 consistently good steaks and we offer them for either holiday. Josephine Magro to George Leaska resignation from the East Hartford He was the husband of Mrs. Jennie served for 12 years as president of workable mass transit John was. She said she was con commission ending December 1979, Center St., is in charge et al. property on Forbes St. Human Rights Commission. DiNardo Frasca. the Manchester Fire Fighters Union, system for Connecticut. vinced he had been there and was Rovero cited "personal reasons" arrangements. X PINEHURST WHOLE U.S.D.A.------PINEHURST g then nearby with Heidi. Rovero was recently elected the Mr. Frasca was born in Rome, Ita was defeated Wednesday night for There are no calling hours. The course will be offered U.S.D.A. CHOICE The California Child and Protec It was the place he works with his commission's new chairman. The for his resignation. ly, and had lived in East Hartford the post by Robert Martin, of 101 by the Division of Adult SAUSAGE MEAT ^ CHOICE Discouraged, she flew home to tive Services office told her they can brother. Then he threw down the He said also, "It is still my opinion The family suggests that anv Connecticut May 17. former chairperson. Mrs. Marcella most of his life. He was a member of Olcott St, Educational Services. TENDERLOINS | CUBE STEAKS i not take any action there unless there phone,” she said. that the commission needs a full memorial gifts may be made to the ^ lb; *1.19 I Since then she has tried to deter Ratchford gets Fahey, has been appointed to the the Gospel Hall of Hartford. Martin has been union vice- Heart Association of Greater Hart ,b.*1.79 I has been child abuse. The brother picked up the receiver state Commission on Human Rights time director or technical coor He is also survived by four sons, president for the past four years and Cut to order Into lender mine what she could do to regain ac and spoke' with her for nearly an dinator to be effective.” ford, 310 Collins St.. Hartford g’’ “John would not intentionally Andrew Frasca, Domenico Frasca has been a member of the Filet MIgnon Sleekt tual custody of Heidi. She has not hour, she said. post on aging BKg»g»B»gMgB5gamiMiga tg ia « a ig| abuse Heidi!” Roberta said. and Paul Frasca, all of East Hart Manchester Fire Department for 11 ROAST i ROUND GROUND % worked regularly through the Since she is Jewish, she called the "He told me they didn't want me summer and fall and friends have E ford, and Tony Frasca of Bloomfield; years. Jewish Family Service of Greater talking to my daughter. Leave us Gambling withholding tax lb. *1.48 ^ helped take care of her. eight grandchildren and a great- The vote between the two was TIm AI Siafferts lb. *1.89 I lb. *2.69 Hartford. They told her they could do alone,’ he told me. Then he hung up," HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. (Freezer wrapping extra) A legal aid office told her over the Grasso today named former House grandson. reportedly close, though no figures Invite You To A ' LONDON BROILS^ nothing about getting Heidi back. But Roberta said. rule delayed 60-days The funeral is Thursday at 10 a.m. have yet been released by union of SEMI BONELESS phone they would not help her they did offer to counsel Roberta. If Roberta were able to get Heidi Speaker William R. Ratchford, 42. D- because the husband had gone out-of- at Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main ficials. U.S.D.A. CHOICE She called other governmental and back with her, she said she can take Danbury to head up Connecticut’s telegram to IRS Commissioner □ LITTON lb. *1.69 i state. They would not give her an ap WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Inter St. Burial will be in Hillside Other officers elected were: CENTER CUT MORRELL HAMS nonprofit agencies for help but said much better care of her. Department on Aging. Donald Alexander noting Congress is pointment as it would just be a waste Mrs. Grasso said Ratchford will nal Revenue Service has granted a Cemetery. Richard Kline, vice-president; Jack I CHUCK lb 98c I FRESH PORK she did not get any satisfaction. "I’m a fit mother," said Roberta. 60-day delay in withholding $200 as planning to change the new law. I SHORT RIBS I of time. She said she cannot afford a replace Department on Aging Com The proposed change was triggered Friends may call at the funeral Hughes, secretary; and Robert MKROWAVE LAMB LEGS "1 ran out of sources," she said. She admitted she and John both tax from every $1,000 won by horse, S of U.S.D.A. Choice $ private attorney to pursue the matter missioner Charles E. O'Dell on Jan. by a nationwide outcry from home tonight from 7 to 9. Bycholski, treasurer. New Crop Frozen SMOKEO PORK CHOPS John’s credit card with a Hartford married too young. She said she dog and jai alai gamblers. C i BEEF I for her. 17, 1977' O’Dell announced his retire gamblers. They charged that tapping DEMONSTRATION : BUTTERBALL and ^ KRAKUSHAMS area bank gave her a clue to his made mistakes she now regrets. The delay in enforcing the ment recently. their winnings for immediate jSHURFINE TURKEYSg 3-5-11 lb. sizes To get the attention of workers in whereabouts early this month. The "I was foolish to let my child go," gambling tax law was granted F ID.lb. 9 9 * g Ratchford, who ran unsuccessfully withholding taxes would take away This Thursday the state Department of Welfare, she bank called her asking her to pay his she said. Tuesday, but does not apply to for Congress in 1974 against money the gamblers would use in confessed she has not had custody of bill of under $100. She agreed if the With Heidi back, she would rely on Republican candidate Ronald winners in state lottery operations. Heidi since March despite receiving bank would put her name on the ac the help of Heidi’s grandmothers who The gambling tax was to have gone later races or games. SWEDISH Sarasin, said he will give up his Race track operators also com $65 per month through the Aid to count and take his off. both live in the Hartford area. She into effect Jan. 3. The delay came We will have dally grindings of this quality private law practice when he plained the withholding tax bite ' Dependent Children program. Also, the bank told her exactly has a job available but is uncertain of after Sens. Russell B. Lond, D-La., December 23rd KORV thru the holidays. Come In and buy assumes his new post. would cut into the amounts wagered. Despite the attention, she said the where John was staying in Califor taking it until she has Heidi back. She chairman of the Senate Finance 6:00 TO 9:00 P.M. KORV some today or call 643-4151 for reser does not know what she will have to Suspension of the withholding tax department has not been able to do nia. They even had a phone number. Committee, and Rep. Al Ullman, D- vations. No matter how much we make, we law does not mean, however, —FREE FOOD SAMPLING— of exceptional quali anything about getting Heidi back. Roberta dialed the number. John do until then to get Heidi. Ore., chairman of the House Ways gamblers will not have to pay fedefal presents a ty ... made from the seem to run short the last day before the She has not been charged with any answered. "1 want my child home” Town hall to close and Means Committee sent a famouB Alex. holidays. crime as yet. "We spoke for about two seconds. taxes on their winnings. \ [B LITTON Berggren recipe m MicrowM Cootung The East Hartford Town Hall will bf closed Friday for the Christmas Just Right We will have LAND OF LAKES weekend. It will reopen Monday at Al Thomas appointed For That JUMBO SHRIMP Chestnuts Public bickering follows report 8:30 a m. Arnold's Stuffing Family 61ft 21-24 to a lb. in 2 and 3 lb. BUTTER The incinerator and landfill area bags at $7.44 lb. Pepperidge Farm will be open Friday as well as Dec. to housing authority lb. Stuffing 31. Large Shrimp, also M.05 Stuffing Bread on Peter Reilly investigation Rubbish will be collected Friday SEALTEST The Town Council Tuesday night '■ * TAH* peeled and deveined, in Mrs. Smith’s and Dec. 31 There will be no collec- unanimously approved the appoint lb. bags Pumpkin, Mince and EGG NOG HARTFORD (UPI) - A report on prosecutor remained unanswered. Sion that he killed his mother in the jjop „„ Saturday or Jan. 1 ment of Albert J Thomas of 22 $6.95 Apple PIES Gormley, who said he feels no out small Falls Village cottage they Oakwood St to the five-member COTT Regular and Jumbo sizes the state’s handling of the Peter Reil shared. >:-:-x-x-:-x-x->x-:-x-:-:-xw:-:-:-:-:vXv:-:-:-:-:-:-:-x-:' ly case has led to public bickering side prosecutor is necessary, told East Hartford Housing Authority. Carter's Maine GINGER ALE among defenders of Connecticut’s reporters "the time of death was Thomas will take the seat left va POTATOES CLUB SODA criminal justice system. crucial in the case.” EHEA reacts strongly cant by the resignation of George TONIC Superior Court Judge Simon A. However, Reilly was granted a Fleming. 2 10i99* Cohen said Tuesday Chief State’s At new trial by Superior Court Judge Council member Mrs. Esther Clarke for 2 ^ 7 9 * Tangelos Navel Oranges torney Jospph T. Gormley "should John A. Speziale who ruled last to overstaffing charge nominated Thomas. She said, "Al is a SPRING AND SUMMER IDAHO BAKING keep his mouth shut” regarding the March, "Time was a key factor es warm, wonderful human being. He POTATOES Florida Oranges crying out lor individual attention We have Schweppes Qts. Extra Large Red controversial case that brought calls sential to the commission of the The East Hartford Education has experienced the needs of the WEDDINGS Club Soda by legislative leaders for a special crime.” Association reacted strongly to and stability. tenants through the Commission on Now You 5i69* Delicious and Golden "It is wrong because at a time 6 pack Quinine Delicious Apples ... prosecutor. Cohen threw out the case Nov. 24 claims by the school system ad Services to the Elderly of which his (tonic) Water when it was disclosed the state had ministration there are 17 too many when state and federal laws are man Can CELERY Macs, Baldwins and Cohen’s blunt comment was in wife is a member. SUNDAY AFTERNOON and for three years a statement from a teachers this year. dating more and more services to "1 look for a very good member of .WHITE ONIONS Delicious in 3 Ib bags response to Gormley’s criticism Bit O’ Lemon Monday the judge acted hastily when former auxiliary state policeman and The number 17 was arrived at by those we can identify and label, the the authority in Al." 2 M icrow ave TURNIPS GRAPES JANUARY 2, 1977 he dismissed a manslaughter charge his wife which tended to absolve dividing the number 25, considered ratio approach to staffing forces us Councilman Richard Torpey said, CRANBERRIES The best seedless (the teaching staff) to homogenize An E n tire COKE" Florida Grapefruit against Reilly, 21, in the 1973 slaying Reilly in the Heath of his 51-year-old the target size class in the system, "Al is a great guy." Hartford Hilton Hotel JUMBO ICEBERG mother. into the number ot students. The the widely diversified group that lies SPINACH 32 oz. bottles Avocadoes of his mother, Barbara Gibbons. The council vote for him was un Meal In Minutes Affidavits signed by Frank and result gives the ideal number of between the extremes." Grand Ballroom BROCCOLI Cohen, in an telephone interview animous. 2»79< published by the New Haven Wanda Finney two days after the teachers. Update claims the time of year is Thomas said Tuesday afternoon 1 P.M. AND 4 P.M. W H h U tto n Register, said of Gormley, "In a case slaying of Mrs. Barbara Gibbons Dr. Eugene Diggs, superintendent wronfr to make clianges as children after hearing about his probable ap are settled and losses in their (You may attend either show) Vari-Cook® that’s pending I think he should keep suggested strongly Reilly was of schools, told the Board of Educa pointment he hopes to do a good job. All)ert J. Tlioiiiiis 'i For your Shopping convenience, we are open his mouth shut.” elsewhere at the approximate time tion Monday night he does not yet educational progress could occur. He resigned Tuesday from his posi Oven Control "He’s completely wrong,” Cohen the state said he slew his mother. know what to recommend as to the The Update editorial said, "There tion as alternate on the Zoning Board Tenunts have charged the authori NO ADMISSION CHARGE Thuroday 8 A.M. 111 8 P.M. said of Gormley’s contention the When asked if he thought Cohen extra 17 teachers. is only one valid premise on which to of Appeals in order to be more free to ty should concern itself with making dismissed the charges against Reilly base staffing allocation, and that is NO TICKETS NECESSARY judge acted too hastily. The jurist The EHEA in its newsletter "Up serve the authority. repairs to the housing. They have I Friday 8 A.M. 111 6 P.M. declined to expand on his remarks, too quickly, Gormley replied, “Yes, I date" attacked the thinking behind program.” On one controversial problem the claimed the pets of the tenants have Come Early— Quantities Limited! 8 according to the newspaper. do believe he did." the number 17. Monday night, board members authority has faced, pets kept by not disturbed anyone unduly. Some Lucky Bride-to-be Gormley spoke to reporters after Reilly was arrested by state police "It’s wrong because ratio staffing spoke as though at least some of many of the tenants of the 879 units of Thomas has been a Republican I • them agreed with the teachers. Will Win an Exquisite Wedding .Gown release of a 25-page report Monday within hours of the killing and is not responsive to kids and the public housing, Thomas said he has a since 1930 and a member of the I We Wish You A Holy, Richard Veltri said he is against INSTANT CREDtT OPEN THURSDAY on the state’s handling of the Reilly charged with murder. needs of kids,” said an editorial in view. Republican Town Committee since PLUS MANY OTHERS •' UF TO IS M WITH AND FRIDAY III 9 any change in the program in the APPROVED CREDIT CARDS I Blessed and Merry case. The report was ordered by Gov. Gormley claimed at the news con Update. "I think some of the old folks need 1945. He was chairman of the town's Wynshaw’s Ella T. Grasso after lawmakers said ference the Finney statements con Because of a recent enrollment middle of the school year. their pets,” Thomas said. finance committee for eight years I Christmas Emery Daly said he is opposed to FREE DOOR PRIZES 60 PHATT STREET, HARTFORD a special prosecutor should be ap flicted with testimony of witnesses at drop, principals were asked to justify He would not comment further and has served in many civic, church pointed to maintain confidence in the Reilly’s 1974 trial and therefore were their current staffs. Update tried to 1 any layoffs. Attrition is the only way about the "no pets” ruling of the and social groups in East Hartford. At fiieUjwt'sJ J / to cut staff, he said. state's criminal justice system. inconclusive. justify the 17, authority. Tenants of the publicly He worked for First National APPUAUCES TELEVISION CATAL06 AUDIO PINEHURST GROCERY INC. The report was forwarded to state Gormley’s assertion that time is of "Ratio staffing is wrong because it School officials said that 255 supported housing must either Stores (or 45 years retiring at age 64 Chief Justice Charles S. House and a no consequence implied the crucial doesn’t accommodate those with students less than expected enrolled remove their dogs and cats by Feb, 1 in 1971. His last position was frozen 302 Main at the Turnpike ... near the Armory 443-44S HARTFORD RD. 647-9997 847-9998 decision whether to appoint a special part of the case was Reilly’s confes- emotional needs and those who are in the system this fall, accounting for or face eviction. , food warehouse manager most of the over-staffing. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mwicheater, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976- PAGE THREE-B PAGE T ^ O -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 Youth bureau improves relations Bolton educators study reorganization of schools Vernon monitoring bureau activity and evaluating the damage; two with traffic violations; five with Staff mixing needed effectiveness of the bureau; and through the disorderly conduct; six were referred by By DONNA HOLLAND • Invite contiguous towns without number of homes on the market resulting in a more reasonable per- Grade 7 andor Grade 8 students The Youth Services Advisory Board, ap high schools to enroll their students might pose behavior and social The administrators said there director attempt to interest civic and com social services; one was charged with Herald Corrrapondrnt because of employe transfers at pupil expenditure. pointed by Mayor Thomas Benoit, made its on an attractive tuition basis. problems as they interact with Grade would be a need for some mixing of munity organizations in sponsoring activities harfassment and one for violation of proba A feasibility study on reorganiza United Technologies Corp. and • Improved staff morale as a first report to the Vernon Town Council tion. • Regionalize the high school or 9-12 students. secondary and elementary certified and programs for young people. tion of the Bolton school system, planned subdivisions which could add result of greater job security. Tuesday night and included five immediate Of the total referred to the youth director, 16 the entire school system. • Greater challenges to some • ParenUl dissatisfaction with age staff, in-service programs, effective The director’s office is now located in the prepared by administrators for the 57 homes to the community by 1979. objectives of the Youth Services Bureau. came by referral from the police; 5 from • Re-examine the present students Identified as talented, grouping, resulting in increased stu supervision of students and con Memorial Building on Park PI. It had been in a Board of Education, was discussed The administrators list^ several ITie bureau was reactivated in August when schools; 12 from parents; 7 from the youth of kindergarten-to-Grade 8, Grade 9-to- because they wouid have oppor dent withdrawal from the system. tinuous supervision of instructional building on W. Main St. which the advisory by board members at a special advantages and disadvantages of Charles Allen was hired as director. The ad ficer; and nine from a variety of sources. 12 school organization pattern. system reogranization from the tunities to take regular high school programs. committee said was in poor condition and meeting this month and will be dis • Some cuts in elective offerings visory board said the relationship between the The young people were further referred to a The “administrative council” courses while still in Grades 7 and 8. The administrators said the im potentially unsafe. cussed again at a special meeting existing kindergarten-to-Grade 8 and for Grade 9-12 students. bureau, police, juvenile court and town of variety of agencies which Allen felt could help studying the situation consists of Grade 9-to-12 setup. Reorganization • Some college preparatory plementation of a kindergarten-to- ficials, which was unsatisfactory, has un Jan. 6. • Cuts in sports programs for Grade 6, Grade 7-to-12, or Allen said since he has been here he has them the most. Richard Packman, Bolton could bring either a kindergarten-to- students would have greater oppor Grade 7 and 8 students. dergone a complete reversal. The administrators said the com kindergarten-to-Grade 7, Grade 8-to- worked with 27 youths aged 12 to 16. Of these Vernon is in the process of setting up a Elementary-Center School principal; Grade 7, Grade 8-12 system, or a tunities in their junior and senior George . Furbish, a town councilman, is munity, school board, administration • Elementary programs adversely 12, pattern would cause a decrease in 11 were females and 16 male. He also worked Youth Emergency Shelter (YES) program for and teaching staff are concerned Siegmar Blamberg, assistant prin kindergarten-to-Grade 6, Grade 7-to- years to earn college credit in the chairman of the advisory board. affected by a decrease in the need for staff needs. with 22 youths aged 16 to 20 and of these 19 runaways or young people living in stressful about decreasing enrollment and in cipal; Joseph Fleming, Bolton High 12 system. University of Connecticut Superior The report states as an immediate objective School principal, and Raymond full-time teachers of physical educa In conclusion, the administrators were males and three female. environmental conditions. creasing per-student expenditures. The advantages and disadvantages Student Program. the development of a description of bureau Allen, school superintendent. tion, music, art and industrial arts, said, "Barring unforeseen oc He said of those under age 16, 15 were It is also involved in the Neighborhood The study has been undertaken in do not apply to both reorganization • Smoother transition from Grade services and related programs to be printed in and less efficient use of central currences and new circumstances, the reported as missing persons from their homes Exploratory Activitiy Team (NEAT) and response to those concerns and to First plan first patterns equally. 8 to Grade 9, and possibly a decrease brochure form. physical plant. need and the time for important and one from an institution; three were in during the past months has chaperoned two The administrators said efforts are in the number of students Other immediate objectives include: Deter provide information so the school • Students subjected to decisions are approaching. volved in breaking and entering; five had field trips involving about 90 children. now under way to explore the first Advantages listed transferring to private schools mination of possible methods of publicizing board can make realistic, sound homogeneous groupings at an earlier “The basic information for in behavior problems; five were truency cases The police department has developed a plans for Bolton High School's future. plan, which may lead to considera The advantages are: between Grades 8 and 9. bureau services and programs through the grade level than they are now. telligent planning is contained in this and one was involved in a motor vehicle viola juvenile history card which provides a com The study begins with an introduc tion of the second plan. They said the • Continued viability of the high • A more efficient and effective school system as well as the community in • Yodnger students will require study. Additional research and study tion. plete history profile and includes a list of tion about Bolton High School, built study deals primarily with the third school. foreign language, vocal and in general; to research possible methods of fun more structure than older students will obviously be needed in areas Of those over 16, two were repeaters. One offense with which a youth had been in 1964 to house 450 students. This plan, school organization pattern. • Higher level community support strumental music and indoor in ding; development of an on-going system of and any compromise will neither such as course offerings end sports was charged with larceny; six with malicious charged. year there are 238 students enrolled The projected kindergarten for the high school's continued tramural athletic program. satisfy that need nor allow the programs. ’ a t ^ e school. The peak enrollment through Grade 12 enrollment through existence. • Younger students might respond ’ ‘k flexibility normally given to more “However, it is recommended the year was 1972-1973, when the enroll 1982 follows: 1977-1978, 779; 1978-1979, • Continuation of high quality and more maturely and positively to the school board begin now to lay out a ment totaled 301 students. 744; 1979-1980, 728; 1980-1981, 692; varied academic, athletic and extra high school situation. mature students. Santa is coming The administrators said advan three-year plan for the school Rham to get new phones If you have According to the administrators, 1981-1982, 638. curricular programs. The disadvantages tages can easily become disadvan system; a plan that will be in the best ...And what to my wondering eyes should appear but a miniature sleigh there are three possible plans for in There are two conditions which • More effective and efficient use The disadvantages are: tages, and vice versa, depending on and eight tiny reindeer...“T’was The Night Before Christmas” will be The Regional District 8 Rham for solving the existing problems. now stands at about $900. The cost for news for area creasing the high school enrollment. could affect the projections: The of the high school staff and building. interest of Bolton students and the • The level of development of many variables. community.” one of the poems and songs to be acted out by students at the Lake Board of Education voted un The board selected the first option, a the installation of the new service towns, call animously Monday to authorize in system which would contain five would be $558. The cost for the basic Street School in Vernon in a program today. The combined fourth service is $5,234 plus estimated tolls ) stallation of a new telephone system Columbia exchange lines, three to Times Farm Camp grades will do this number. In the foreground is part of the chorus. at Rham High School. the main office and two to guidance, of $900. Andover Feds deny two bids Each of the other grades will do such numbers as ‘‘Little Drummer Asst. Principal David Cressy told which now does not have a separate TTie board voted to time the in Donna Holland .. .646-0375 gels TV sponsor Boy,” and "Winter Wonderland.” (Herald photo by Richmond) the board the present system has line. A separate Manchester line stallation as close as possible to Bolton exceeded its designed use. He said would be maintained. budget completion to obtain a final Donna Holland .. .646-0375 that during the week of May 2-8,1976, tally on the phone account surplus. HARTFORD (UPl) - Television Station for Bolton projects The system would also offer a a busy survey identified 206 incoming An add-on method of correcting the Coventry WFSB will sponsor The Times Farm Camp, three-channel intercom with voice callers unable to get through. system, the second option, was con Linda Lovering .. .742-8555 which provides summer camping in Andover for Bolton has received notification prevented the federal bureau from capability and full privacy on each ' -A t Jai alai entries He said the present system has no sidered less efficient. An attempt to about 500 underprivileged children each year. from the Economic Development Ad accepting them so they were phone. Cressy said it also offers com Hebron automatically rejected. There was privacy, because calls to all 23 exten table the matter by Andrew Mulligan ministration that two of its five plete toll call restriction, with all toll Karen Biskupiak .228-0496 The 66-year-old camp had been sponsored since applications for federal funding of no time for them to be corrected and sions are open to other extensions. was defeated, 8-1. Mulligan said the WEMUDAYUPIT Uivumi calls to be made from the main of 1920 by the Hartford Times, which ceased resubmitted, Dreselly said. FfTH . snomi Cressy also said $100 to $150 yearly is possibility of changing the school’s South Windsor local projects under the Public mST TIM l-RodntMzJ« 7 1- faM 7-1 l-U n -k ii (.1 l-4m afj l-fauMi t-l fice. The main console would be shut publication in October. IfmMtMU II 2-Fanata-larturM I 7.2 2-Ui*l»a ■ 7-2 spent on calls which would have been telephone number would “confuse jfl Works Employment Act have been Both applications were rejected by f-j 1-frrMvtecn 2- QrbM 9-2 2-ChKii^am off at night, allowing only local calls Judy Kuehnel ___644-1364 The announcement was made Tuesday by Dan 2-Mr^4ml >i 2 GiirM»-Utart8 3-fioirm»-liM I I 3- fiM |.I 34nriU-lamn L I IFranctSM-Arcaran l4-t toll-free had the Manchester residents.” rejected. First Selectman David the Economic Development Ad • i Hw$(8-Jm 7-2 4-9anni-Aitt I ! 4- Aih7-2 I 4-OrWi MrcaraM 4.1 4-A9 ^ 0la*< 7-1 4'Arri-lM r S-Chudio-IhrM S-1 and calls to the Manchester-Hartford Tolland Gold, senior vice president of Channel 3, and Dreselly said Tuesday night. ministration on Dec. 3. The rejection H 4-IUhr1-Qu$M I 1-1 S-krMkarta 7 5- Mrar I S-l S-lua-lmafa exchange line been used. Board member Everett Graham S^M i-Zirria f-2 l-lrizu-IarTia 4 9-Om g.1 S-fiM-OdiN n 9-2 area. Norman Ruderman, president of the Almada notices were received by Dreselly on t-Hkmtkk 4- 1 7 lrriafi l-Zim < g.] 7-frMCtKU-Wian l \ 7-JUca-OdiM 9-1 Cressy said the continuing toll co untered M ulligan’s a tte m p t, Barbara Richmond 74nm-Wiir I 7-ChMiu I Lodge-Times Farm Corp., a tax-exempt The applications for Bolton Lake Dec. 7. k l i-OlMIT-ttm 7-1 S-Irw-Clittia I i ' l-FrMdsc* 1.1 l-bpiri-tereaa 7.1 ^alarlU•yiJU M abuse problem, costing as much as The number of incoming calls has saying that if the concept was ...... 643-2711 recreational development, costing I Pw y-Zifri M l-IMriwi-Mrir 11.| Sub Ubert-Olm 2IS-4SM7S-a2 S * l w * * m Si* OriMa i-k a i charitable corporation which operates the camp. The other three applications still M Frmebc»-Ch*$io " I M ^u»-2jnia 4U-71I-17M74 274.4l2-«12-24< 247-3S1-914-234 $600 annually, still exists and efforts increased with a new system of reasonably acceptable and available, Vernon $368,500, and for a solid waste 472-321 S lk » S 72MS3^S34-3(S oom T M in il As sponsor, WFSB will be responsible for fun pending seek $970,000 for a gym sum , l-CMlrcarua I g.1 rnn to curtail it through monitoring the parents calling to report student and if it would fill a need for the SECM Foorni . l-Owctw-Aiis ■ ] i 2-Charila-llrriica g-l l-H n a 9.2 1-lmda-Asts ■ S-1 Barbara Richmond draising activities at the camp, including an an transfer station, costing $223,530, g. 2-tMO-lriiai 9-1 absentees and staff calling when no school as well as aiding public nasium and site improvement at 71 1-Hi 9-1 il^ZaiTia ! \ 3-frri^ena g-1 2-Imi*i 1 toll call list are time-consuming and ...... 643-2711 were both rejected. The reason given 2-Oam-m 7-2 2-2arra 5- 1 3-Azca-kMI 4'Fratctsca-Odwa 1 4-1 S-Urri^a I 7.2 3^)rbea-CMrcna 7-2 relations, it should be approved im nual public campaign. Gold said. y Bolton Elementary-Center School, J-km-OtMU 1-1 3-ltttrt 7-2 4-GcM4farw < 7.1 g-dwebi-Amaga 7-1 of little long-term success. report is received, for rejection was because the 5- lz^iri-llsis9-2 4-Octioa I The camp's annual budget is $70,000 with a goal $907,000 for a cafeteria-auditorium 4- M rM M h ra r I $-1 4-rmte 7-1 S-Orbei l-M i« I 6- OMdw-Mui 7-2 A.1 S-bit-OebN 9-1 Cressy presented two alternatives A surplus in the telephone account mediately. of $45,000 from the public campaign. applications were incomplete and 5- Ho-Zam S-1 S-Acii l-i 9-Lnb-Vriaca I i 7-kw M aiw i g-l i-A z ^ g.] A^karoU-Hunia 9-1 addition at Bolton High School, and I 41 e-todricwi i i l-Oiarola-fiMerma I I4iiit4hni 7-1 7-awdM 7-Azpiri-Arcaruo 9-2 liie camp is located on 275 acres in the towns were incorrectly prepared. 4-Arri-Aen l-I 71jrni g-i l-lmeilu-Olm I > SubAzu-Zarrii l-Aica g.| l-Azca-Raaia 4-1 $177,500 for a town garage and dog l-lm ifi Hartoren 9-2 t-lraa 9-2 SA FrMci$M-tlaitM 4I2-S39427-94S Sub Im Sub Franct$c»-Oli*c of Coventry and Andover and offers two weeks of The deficiencies in the applications pound. St* RoMwz-Om Sub lartureo 14l-2Si-357-142 1IS.U7-S32-351 397-374-S21-3I7 resident camping to 500 kids at no cost to the 2U42M312C 1U-U7-S37-3U Anilerson-Uttle campers’ families. (Herald photo by Pinto) Gold said the station has asked the name Seniors meet seniors Jai alai results Times Farm Camp be retained. ''The Hartford State office answers Times meant a great deal to this community and Seniors in the behavorial science class at South Windsor High School meet with we see this as one means of keeping its memory town senior citizens in Christmas party Tuesday at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. nicsoAv FfTH Bolton election query FIST 94rau-aiasio I 14.20 100 4.00 9-Chvala-Arcaraa I ILOO 6.60 640 alive,” he said. The class provided dinner and entertainment for the holiday event. 7-kri-kai 22.90 SiO 5.20 2-AI>ed-l« 9.20 190 2 -A ic a ^ 4.40 240 3-A*wt-«c«tt 6.20 3i0 4- Gobena-larturM 4.40 9-OMdw-OdM 1740 Under a recently enacted state law getters will be selectmen. SJantaSiTar I 3.90 Quinida 2-9 paid SS4.60 (biiaida 26 paid S27.20 Otniela 397 paid SSliO Ptdeda 9-2 paid S191.40 Pededa 9-2 paid SI 19.10 on election of Boards of Selectmen, The secretary of the state’s opinion FerfacU 7-3 paid $176.70 Trifada 9-2-4 paid S63S.70 TrifKta 9-2-8 S1.44170 Cemetery question goes to attorney up to four members of one political was sought by Town Counsel Jerome TrHacta 7-3-S paid S2.410.20 SIXTH rCNTH SfCONI l-Azca-Zaria 1140 S.90 190 2-Muria 6.20 540 160 party may serve on a five-man Walsh to clarify the Board of 9-Oifln^Acii 19.40 4.90 3.20 5- LtBS-OUve 6.90 S.40 7-Aica SiO S.40 with a more concrete proposal. It is operation and care of all town-owned determining the appropriation for board, according to the secretary of 2 - h ^ I SiO 4i0 l-Azpiri-OMreAa 440 S-Arriaga I 5.90 Vernon Selectmen election provisions in the 9-A*ed-loinv I 140 QuinieU 1-S paid S47.60 Quinida 2-7 pad S3S.90 A proposal concerning the con this proposal that the town attorney cemeteries. cemetery care in the 1977-1978 and the state’s office. new town charter. Quiflieia 2-9 paid $44i0 Pededa S-1 paid S10120 PedKU 7-2 paid S79.20 •-/O subsequent town budgets. Each political party may run five Pededa 9-2 paid S14170 Trifeda l-S-9 paid S1.S91.00 Trifeda 2-7-S paid S448i0 solidated care of Vernon cemeteries, has been asked to put into legal form The committee further proposes It is conceivable that the Board of TrifecU 9-2-9 paid $436i0 JTE SCUTCHf A^biI and bring back to the next council that all funds now being used for the candidates for Bolton's five-member StVCMTH presented by the Grove Hill Selectmen could consist of five unaf TMD S-Frandico 10.90 440 100 EUVOfTH Our The council is now starting charter 1- hn-Barturen 10.00 7.60 3.40 3-Gharaia-aaTe 11.20 4.90 4.00 Reg. *12ari(d*13 Cemetery Committee, will be meeting. care and operation of Elmwood and board, one for first selectman and filiated persons. Also possible is a 3-Am ■ 190 190 revision procedures, and the com 7-Faut(o-Zarna 1.90 S.40 2-G«nt 5.20 5-Renedo-Ocfwa 8.00 3.40 referred to the town attorney before the other two cemeteries be given to four for the board. Each elector may first selectman of one party and four 2- ba»Ucarta 4.40 Quinda 3-S paid S21.60 1-Orbea l-Ash I 2.90 It calls for the renaming of the mittee asked that the revised charter Quiniela 1-7 paid SS1.20 the committee in addition to the vote for one first selectman can selectmen of the other party. PedKta S3 paid S4190 Quinida 3-5 paid S44.I0 being acted on by the Town Council. committee to be the Town of Vernon include the Town of Vernon PeritcU 7-1 paid S194.70 TrifecU S-3-2 paid S129J0 Pededa S-3 paid S93.60 funds now being used in the care and didate and four selectman can Selectman Leon Rivers said many TrHKU 1-7-2 paid SU70i0 Trifeda 3-5-1 paid S44.60 Cemetery Committee and that it be Cemetery Committee with a descrip fxm lATT SCUTW Azpbi The proposal was presented operation of Grove Hill. The money didates. FOUUM 8-Aica-kdian 16.00 7 4 0 5.00 townspeople have the misconception 2-Hr 6.20 6.20 3.20 Menls Sweaters designate as legal successor to the tion of its responsibilities. S-Cbarda-Ibna 640 440 TWELFTH Tuesday night by the Rev. John would be used for the care of all four. In the race for first selectman, the 1-Fm $U 140 240 3- Gene-Guerena 1140 6.90 440 Grove Hill Committee to comply that the town charter allows just I-Uit-Acfi 3.40 Lacey, chairman of the cemetery These funds would include income The Dobson and Bamforth highest vote-getter will be first 7-baa 4.20 Quinida S-9 paid SS940 l-Frandsca-Aanion 6.00 140 with the terms of the Henry will and three persons of one political party Qinda 1-2 paid S3S.00 Pededa 9-5 paid S141S0 4- Ui$-Mian 4.00 committee. Pastor Lacey asked the from perpetual care, trust funds, the cemeteries are not in active use but selectman. Of the loser in the first on the Board of Selectmen. ’Ihe Pedecta 2-1 paid S7S.60 TrHeda 9-S-l paid U41.90 (bunida 1-3 paid S2S.00 other trusts. Trifeda 21-7 paid S99170 Perfeda 3-1 paid S7180 council at its last meeting to put the sale of lots and from town budget ap do need care. John Booth, who now selectman race and all the selectman maximum from one party is actually Trifeda 3-1-4 > d SS1160 Elmhill, Bamforth Rd. and Dobson propriations. candidates, the four highest vote- LATE s cu rn lam The committee now has three serves as sexton of Elmwood, will four. ATTEHOAHCL 3.^1 Ave. cemeteries under the care of his members and it was suggested it be The committee also asks that the continue to care for that cemetery HA70U: 282,999 committee. increased to five and that it be increased responsibility of the com but be under the supervision of the The council asked him to come in responsible for the administration. mittee be given consideration in committee. Coventry school board Plainfield entries POST TML g P Jl Thud Fifth 2for®19 to decide bus contract Tnt Setenih linth Ueventh 1. M$$ Hof) Fonda 10-1 1. ilud)'t Fmi S-2 1. Ggbs M d 1. braadfard Gent 1. Top Ron T rem endous selection ol Vernon charter unit named f Area me cans 1. Tkbar Trar 12-1 i Tob^e 2 -1 1 C« N Oom 2 -1 2. brtecn Hopper 2. Al debt lacb ; 2. Terri Tod warm, goodlooking sweaters L StrauberTf la m 4-1 1 m Lad) Ulinda 3- 1 1 Hue S ^ 7-2 X Shur Rin|o The Coventry Board of Education Dec. 13 and a performance bond by inrtDaadETe S-1 I HftsalN Ou) 3. MastirMnd By resolution Tuesday night, the Mayor Thomas Benoit suggested 4. l i lad 91 4. lead) Tn 10-1 4. Prairii loob 1 4. Mass Hone) 4. Xm n0)‘i)‘i Rube any m an witt en|Oy Thomas Wolff (D) served as co- is expected to take action on the 4. F«r7 R a A 3-1 Dec. 23 or the contract would be 5. Iricadoone 4- 1 5. kna'$ S. lonTGunnit t UE 1 lS-1 5. Varitot , 5. hM HntuM wearing. Cardigans. Vernon Town Council appointed a 13- three others. They were all approved chairman of the original “Citizens Tolland County I T c b f a lM 9-1 6. U . laanie 5- 1 9. Zda 9. frinnin fm 12-1 school bus contract at tonight’s canceled Dec. 24. t 9-1 i Man 0. A*aM 1 9 A^'t R* member Charter Revision Commis unanimously by Uie council. Committee for Consolidation.” 7. K 'l Pepper 12-1 7. Sealed FigM 9-2 7. Am Ed 7. Stritcb Hnb I 7. CartM Prmer m V-necks, turtlenecks, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. —Traffic accident special meeting, board chairman 7. ridannicM lo-i 1 Frc floMr 9-1 9. Fir$ Mar) 9eth C 7-1 9 0's Sh«C 1 The insurance certificates were 1 Leaney 2-1 I Fm Fles i 8 miitN Mm $ t2-l and many other styles sion and directed it to make a report Two of those appointed have Faurib SUth Mary L. Glenn and Christine Lutts on Grahaber Rd., Tolland. Joan Lewis said today. provided last week. Second Eicbth Tenth S-M-L-XL 1. Harr Chaser 7-1 I. lo$$) 10-1 1. Fnal Plunge I MrA s-2 and present a revised charter in one served on previous charter revision Tuesday, 6:01 p.m. —Traffic accident 1. Tm Tam 3-1 1. bbs Odesu The Massachusetts Bus Co. has After seeing the bond, Mrs. Lewis 2. Friendh Rogue 9-2 2. Star Urn I O il Hazard ; I ObcA'$ flor) 10-1 year. represent the League of Women 2. Am Aman 1^1 ! 2. Sad in te r commissions. on Regan Rd., Rockville. met the two conditions set by the 1 Soon) na 7-2 ' lla ' d M loo 3. 0.C’i J u M 3. Alau ! 3 Ij H) Iwtini 1^1 Voters; Bernie Cantor is a local said the board has some question 3. DaOi't Wane 9-1 4. htarprater lS-1 4. Soft Soap i l a r b ^ Kintar 1 i Pemrt Out 9-1 The resolution stated that not more Seymour Lavitt (D) served as Tuesday, 6:13 p.m. —Dishwasher fire 4. Waadfwd 2-1 i 4. Panted Realtor; Stanley Sadlak represents school board after two narrowly about the fact that the bond is made 5. Daorinal Wm 10-1 S. M$$t Wont M$$ lS-1 S. M rty An$M 1 S. Srb 5. ColMMi Rocker 7-2 than one-third of the members could chairman of the Charter Revision on Merline Rd., Vernon. 5. Naab SWa S-1 1 Pa$a Hadiaut 2-1 t H Paftern 7-2 7. € a « ^ fUteften i i Dekai D«U 4-1 avoided repossession attempts of out to the board from the Sullivan i GWi Mi 9-1 i Taer Loom the youth of the town. Tuesday, 8:54 p.m. —Traffic accident 7. Coal Duster 12-1 7. iMciRg Mom 4-1 9 .M iC M n a ) ! 7. Of Sdver Z m I 7. tuqintf) Veftel 81 hold any other public office in town Commission for the former City of 7. Or VancaMca 10-1 1 lig lob W. S-2 9.Mbado S-2 [ I. Dirt) Joe 3-1 on Rt. 44A, Bolton, near Scenes Inn. Coventry school buses. The bus com Bus Co., not the Massachusetts Bus 1 Ontaa KmUr il I. Oedsvaod k ) and not more than a bare majority Rockville. Others named were: Frederick pany was having apparent financial Co. KST lET - Hoodtord could be members of any one Tuesday, 9:05 p.m. —Chimney fire on kIm in M John Daigle (R) was a member of McKone, Herbert Sheer, Eldward trouble and the finance company Edward T. Sullivan, the company's CtOCKERS SnOAL - HI political party. Cider Mill Rd., Ellington. Pt$e Nepture in 11th the Charter and Consolidation Com Riordan, Ruth Ventura, Leonard backing the bus company attempted president, dissolved his partnership Each of the town committee Today, 7 a.m. —Box alarm at Bolton mission and twice served on Charter Jacobs and Councilman Thomas Veterinary Hospital, Rt. 6 and 44A, to repossess the buses. with Duncan McDonald this year. chairmen named five members and Revision Commissions. Dooley. Bolton. Arnold Elman, superintendent of The change in company name im 0 schools, received the required per resulted at that time. The board's Plainfield results formance bond Tuesday, he said. The contract is with the Massachusetts amount of the bond is $84,600. This Bus Co., however. TUESDAY MATME HMTH S-ll (I) FVTH 5-lb (0) FKST S -ll (D) 41 Prkitir 7.10 5.20 9k)ai Dart 8.00 S.40 3.20 Overbrook project delayed again 1 QMn)«NM Fora, ta * 11.00 S.20 4.20 ir amount covers the cost of continuing Town Atty. Abbott Schwebel is 1-Lincoln to$),...... M 4.00 7-Soft 7.90 3.90 2 -M ir(» ) Moiden 8.90 4 il 2Rand)'il)'i r«a the contract for the remainder of the reviewing the bond and will report l-OlMiMd D vt 4.00 4- LI.'i Mevini On 3.90 Vernon But Town Atty. Martin Burke told taining easements will not be dodge the project around those TMK: 32:44 TML 3290 school year. The contract expires in his finding to the board executive TME: 32:51 QuMeta 114 paid 817.00 QuinieU 997 paid 825.20 the council permanent easements covered by the funds. The 19 property properties where easements haven’t QuMeia 112 pM SS0.20 PorfKta 411 paid 857.99 The Overbfook Heights drainage June. session before tonight's meeting, T rilK U 1-2-9 pM 81,392.90 PerfKta 791 paid 811110 are needed in order to go ahead with owners were willing to grant tem been granted, but he feared this TrifKta 4-1-2 paid 831S.99 Trifeda 9-7-4 paid 88S1.00 project has hit another snag concer Receipt of the performance bond Lewis said. SECM S -ll (C) TEXTH S-19 (A) the project. 1- SuporH iit 9.90 S.90 3.40 SUTH $-19 (A) ning easements needed before it can porary easements but the council could cause legal problems. 1- Goteim Pei bnp 310 2.40 2 9-CentU Ni), Inp 5.90 4.00 3.20 meet the two conditions set by the 2- Padd)IUiM 4.00 390 2- SelKta SMtd 340 2 Stillson said in other towns where doesn’t know what reaction there 3- nri SatM 7.20 5- CUrtc«t'i John 3 60 2.40 get under way. If the stream could be made school board two weeks ago for con Holiday riosing 9-Ri|ht Ollle. Ir9 3 4Palriot 2.90 similar work has been done, only will be to the request for permanent TIm ; 3H3 TNL 31:71 In connection with this, the Vernon narrower it might not be necessary (|uMete 192 Raid 820.90 TML 3297 tinuing the contract. The Town Hall will be closed kinieU 192 paid 87.20 OunieU 991 paid 8190 Town Council Tuesday night voted to temporary easements were obtained easements. to obtain easements but it was felt by TrifKta 1-2-3 paid 8341.60 PerfKta 291 paid 81309 The board told the company to Thursday, Friday and Dec, 31, Dad) DouUt 191 paid 841.60 PerfKta 199 paid 81S.90 spend up to $2,000 for engineering because the property owners will The council discussed the problems the engineers that this wouldn’t be TrifKU 1-2-9 paid 824.90 TrifKU 9-9-4 raid 871.30 provide insurance certificates by The dump will be closed Saturday, THM S-19 (M) EUVEMTH $-19 (0) surveys and maps and other benefit from the work. with the three easements that feasible. 3-CUttk»art 7.90 3.40 3.96 UVENTH 316 (I) haven’t been obtained and Coun 2-Ll't Roebt 299 309 t ile 's ' ' «m i 2-S eklt 4.10 2.40 320 Our Reg.*27-*30 Our Reg. ’9 Our Reg. ^25 necessary data. Burke said he disagreed “because Stillson told the council that the 7-frinco Youcm 3i9 S-Qwet Sprini ] 3Tan Leather 360 390 cilman Thomas Dooley said he would Tint: 32:37 TME: 3337 9-Toiduu 290 Lester Stillson of the Soil Conser you are trespassing on someone money for the project has to be ap TML 2 U ^ 810.20 Boys’ oppose paying the property owners. OHdela 293 paid 811.00 QuMeU 199 paid 824.90 M e n ^ Men’s vation Service said 19 temporary else’s property. propriated by September 1977 or it Coventry ZBA decides Pertecta 392 paid 823.90 Perfeda 991 paid 844.40 Perfeda 192 Mid 820.90 Trilecta 32-7 paid 823370 Trifeda t-l-S paid 8207.10 T riftd a 21-1 paid 891.20 Outerwear easements had been obtained but The project in that area will cost The property could be taken through will be released to another town. D ress Leather-Look, condemnation if necessary. fOUITH S-ll (9) TYftLFTH CONSTITUTKM COURSE IT) EKMTH YAMUE COURSE (I) Itt: three property owners refused to about $55,000 and will be federally S-GalantMac 1340 S.90 349 3$wftch0ff l i t 399 ; 2-Carn Go 10.90 4.90 390 \ S h irts Jackets grant them. three zoning requests 3 Gaco Id k 410 399 t-Ed*! Ltitrkit) 199 I 2-OuhldoI Stock.‘ W 390...... 2.10 $i funded. The costs connected with ob Slillson said the engineers tried to 1- 0 ^ 7.49 2- Dekate Violet. Im SSou 3.00 The Coventry Zoning^Board of The; 32:51 iW:4UI TML 40:31 9S Timothy Roberi uii his upplicalioii OMnicia 39$ paid 831.29 QuMeU SIO ^ 82319 QnWoU 297 paid 810.00 Rugged sport and f ^ a police report] Ptrfoda 792 paid 83340 ^■l, ...... Appeals (ZBA) made decisions on for conversion of a seasonal dwelling PeriKta S93 paid 811.29 SuperiKU S I-2 paid 837919 all-occasion styles 16 TrifKta S-31 paid 81129.70 ATTENDAHCL U 8t Trifeda 7-2-r8295.90 r Permanent press, Soli, durable PVC that three applications Tuesday night. to a year-round dwelling. HAlfri 8293494 INTH S -li (C) in corduroys, wool School superintendent asks FHH S-19 (II solids and patterns. looks and feels like real Vernon Town Zoning Agent Ernest Wheeler The ZBA removed from the table 3 Rm )’i Tm 1320 UO 341 TUESDAY T-AIFlrodk 24.49 17.90 blends, and nylons Michael Simonelli, 19, of 20 Manor said. 2- HuM e.M ip 9.90 4.49 FMST YANHU COURSE (C) 2 -l* u Pope, k p 11.90 With zip and button leather' Many styles and and denied the application of Michael 7-Vota Far Oil. Im 309 3lar)lra?e 1320 100 1-1“ “ • colors, all with polyester 1-Hap^t Sk«i 7.99 TML 3311 fronts, warm pile Our Reg. Fhshion Lane, South Windsor, was arrested The ZBA approved front, rear line Bay for a zoning exception to allow T Ii: 3111 quilt linings S M-L-XL QyWita 293 paid 890.49 8-Ofwii Donna OwnieU 297 paid 8107.90 and quilted linings. six per cent budget increase T ues^y on a court warrant charging and area variance sought by Robert Perfeda 792 paid 8379J0 $4 and $ 5 an apartment in a garage. The ZBA Perfeda 392 paid 899.10 TML 4099 Ties 2 fOR TrifKU 32-7 paid 8499 30 OunieU 193 paid 88S.99 TrHKU 7-2-1 paid 84105.70 i W /* I ______...... him with first-degree larceny and Boucher to build a home on Edge- did, however, instruct the zoning South Windsor students per class in kindergarten Also suggested in the new budget SUTH TANia t m i (9) TrifKU 31-9 paid 81,799.49 TEITIVANRU COURSE (A) third-degree burglary, Vernon Police mont Dr., Hemlock Point. The ZBA agent to authorize the apartment in a SECM S-ll (1) 2- Oeb'i IM OH 4.90 2.90 320 through third grade, 25 per class in request is the addition of a position in 9-Fm ) M 9.10 S.OO 2.H In the first of a series of Board of reported. made its approval conditional on garage on the property of Eugene 2- TelMla) 1S.20 S.09 3- k)N m dtr 2119 790 Ifo e c k le u lave, k p 3.10 2.90 Grades 4 to 6, and 25 per class in the the music department for strings and 3- Chii^ Fertnun 3.09 7-MoUr Orin 4.20 9-n)in| iie r Education budget sessions this week. Police said the charges stem from removal of the existing seasonal /Bay, his father, on Sam Green Rd. T K :4U 3 iTIWo MmrUm W H tii School Supt. Robert Goldman middle and high schools. woodwind instruction. a Nov, 29 break Into Vernon Dodge structure. QnMela 2U paid 8S7.40 TML 3311 OMieU 2 U pdd S1I.90 V According to these guidelines, The apartment must be used only by Perfeda 192 paid 8101.90 QuinioU 317 paid 83190 Perfeda 192 paid 814.20 proposed a school budget for 1977- Goldman also suggested the addi and the theft of a large number of The ZBA granted an extension to the immediate family TrifKta 9-2-3 paid U02.20 TrifecU 37-4 paid 8171M Trifeda 2-31 paid 857.30 Goldman would like to add two-and- Dad) Double 393 paid 8M.40 UEVENTH 319 (C) Open every nite 1978 of $7,545,800, $421,900 more than tion of a home economics coor tools. Investigation of the case is con UVEMTH S-19 (C) Mon thru Sat the current year. one-half positions at the secondary tinuing. 1-M.V. Clair 7.90 S.20 499 THUD 319 (M) 3- Skad)0N 17.00 S.OO 2.40 level. dinator for Grades 8 to 12. 3Tale« k it iOO 399 I AicomU 190 390 T-Printer'i Hakei 340 320 We honor Although the proposed budget Simonelli was presented in Com IFil 140 7 FITt Rat Rekcca 3320 2-FannU Flirt 3M BankAmencard I Goldman said he would like to add T H : 4349 S-ikiM TM L3H 7 Andersondittle Horse deaths probed A great r>ame in tine clothing for men, women & boys. represents nearly a six per cent in Also suggested is the addition of a a girls’ field hbekey Warn at the mid mon Pleas Court 19 Tuesday and his (kM iiU lU paid 814.00 TML 32:30 ( M U U 7 paid 82320 & Master Charge crease, it still allows for elimination Brenza of East Hartford, were found Pirfoda U1 pM 829.N O kM a 197 paid 814320 Perieda 7 U paid 8S7.90 Spanish class at the middle school dle school, and, at the request of the case was continued. Vernon T riftda M S paid 8373JI Ptrfoda 791 paid 8119.90 Trifeda 3-7-3 paid 8292.00 of five, and maybe seven teacher dead on Talcottvilie Rd. The Connec Trifeda 37-S paid U91J9 level. However, according to school board, he will look into the cost of ad Karl E. Salminen, 28, of enm 311 (0) TYVEUTH CONSTnUTHM COURSE TT) M anchoitar Parkade - MANCHESnR WesHarms Mall - FARMINGTON positions. Vernon Police said today they’ll ticut Humane Society, investigating M a n IM r ii 5340 21.90 100 FOURTH 319 (0) 3CirT)Gb$i 120 300 300 board member John Giordano, there ding girls’ volleyball and basketball Warehouse Point, was charged 2-GManl ladw 9.00 390 3 M « riT im la d 10.00 190 ------3-lrkH Shra. •N 4.00 300 All proposed staff eliminations are wait to see results of an autopsy the incident, reported that the deaths is already a teacher in the system as well. Tuesday with fourth-degree larceny l-lil Hnnedt. kp 390 2-Rapid m 140 S -IL l Scat!) 390 at the elementary level. before getting involved in the in may have been caused by poisoning. TML 3373 l-Uttt Ckico TML 4S:22 OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. able to teach both Spanish and The board will continue its budget (shoplifting) at K-Mart Department M U 29S paid 8 IS 7 il TML 3311 ( M U 3 U paid 81390 According to the projected enroll vestigation into the death of two Brenza was to arrange for an Perfeda SI2 paid 8411.00 M U 291 paid 83140 SuperiKU 9-3 S paid 8430.20 French, eliminating the need for deliberations Jan. 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Store, Rt. 30, Vernon. Court date is Trifeda 32-1 81,411.20 ment, classroom size is usuallv 22 horses. autopsy to determine the cause of pM Pcrftda 992 paid 810U0 ATTENOANCL 1,S3I another position^ Union School. J|n . 12. Trifeda 32-1 paid 8709.SO HAJBIL 170.399 The two horses, ow i|^ by George death, authorities said. I < PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Dec. 22. 1976— PAGE FIVE-B Indians handle Conard zone Herald angle ^ College all-Star game dropped players strike forced its cancellation. decreased player participation and Earl Yost CHICAGO (U PI) - The “The College All-Star game played College All-Star game, a Robert Hunt, president of the a major role in promoting the growth increased insurance costs. Chicago Tribune and Tribune By LEN ALSTER game.” Manchester last Friday’s loss to Windham, and baskets and six-for-eight from Arena against Wethersfield Sports Editor of the National Football League,” The Los Angeles Times Charities stretched the margin to 38-20 summer football classic since Charities, Tuesday cited uncertain withdrew from spon^rship of the lit-ruld SporlHwriler Friday had a terrible time High. league Commissioner Pete Rozelle- forward Brian Ozark, out sick. at intermission. The locals hit the foul line. He also had five 1934, has been discontinued ties in recruiting and the doubling of said. “ I regret it is no longer prac Pro Bowl game in 1973 and the con While still not at the level it against a zone defense by Hall “They (Conard) were very on 16 of 32 first-half field goal assists, a couple of steals and a The Indians’ jayvees fell to permanently by the Chicago player insurance costs as prime test was taken over by the NFL, of v'.g? J tical economically for Chicago would like to be, Manchester High. shorthanded and it made a big attempts while Conard was 10 team-leading nine rebounds. the .500 level at 2-2 bowing 59- Tribune Charities because of reasons for the cancellation. Tribune Charities to sponsor it.’’ ficials said. High handled Conard High’s “We have to continually get difference,” Pearson un 55 to Conard. Ron Apter had 18 “ Unfortunately, problems which Tribune officials said the cancella for 35. Kiernan added 12 points and spiraling costs. ' In all, there have been 42 games zone defensive pressure more better. We’re not satisfied yet. make continuation impossible have tion followed a national trend in derlined. seven rebounds with Hyde points and Jim Shelton and settling in Winnipeg where he has led The series between college foot with the pro champions dominating The Chieftains behind MRS fourth largest been created by uncertainties in which other all-star games yielded to than sufficiently to dump the We have to box out better un Manchester jumped to a chipping in for 10 markers and Frank Beaupre 12 apiece for the Jets to championship ball’s brightest stars ^nd the the series, 31-9-2. President Gerald diminutive Matt Sinatro made According to the CIAC office, recruiting player personnel and in economic considerations. They said undermanned Chieftains, 77-50, der the boards but we did play quick 10-4 lead with Scott Hyde Manchester. laurels...Gaining more popularity National Football League cham Ford, an All-America at center eight caroms. Bill Kelly, 6-2 Manchester High is the fourth creasing expenses reflected in in local sponsors of the Coaches All- in CCIL basketball action last much better than our last an early second-half run at with each passing week and a big pions, conceived by Tribune Sports’ during his collegiate days at and John Pisch each netting junior, in his first varsity start .Miinrhi-Nii'r (77) Hyde S 0-0 10, largest high school in Cktnnecticut in surance costs that doubled last year American game in Lubbock, Tex., Manchester but each time the plus among many minuses on WTIC’s Editor Arch Ward, had been played Michigan, was one of the games ear night in West Hartford before game,” the third-year Indian four points. Conard made a run added nine tallies. McKenzie 3 0-2 6, Kiernan 5 2-3 12 male enrollment with 1,101 alone because of high player withdrew support last summer Indians were able to withstand Pisch 11 6-8 28, Kelly 3 3-3 9, Sherman new program, format has been Ar every summer over the past 42 years ly participants. an intimate crowd of 250. coach cited. at the Indians reminiscent to Steve Ginsberg had 18 points, registered. Greenwich High with 1,- salaries.’’ said Hunt. bppaiisp of declining attendance. the charge. The closest Conard 0 0-0 0, Marshall 31-4 7, Finnegan 0 0- nold Dean’s evening sports-talk with tho pycpption of 1974 when a “We played better but we do The victory hiked the Silk the Hall encounter but the Sinatro 15 and Peter Moffett 13 315 boys, Hamden with 1,117 and feature show...Rick Krause, a came was 42-31 with 3:27 left in 2 20. Moran 2 1-2 6, Backofen 0 0-0 0, have a long way to go,” stated Towners’ league and over-all locals were able to withstand for Conard which hit on 24 of 66 Beaupre 0 0-1 0. Totals 32 13-25 77. Trumbull with 1,111 rate ahead of the Manchester native who didn’t start the third stanza. local school in male students,..Plenty Manchester coach Doug Pear ledger to 3-1 while the setback the flurry and lead at the turn, CommI (.50) Moffett 6 1-2 13, running until he was 21 while in the attempts from the floor (35 per of tickets are still available for the son, “We made some good drops Conard to 1-3. The Chief Ginsberg 9 0-0 18, Sinatro 7 1-1 15, Navy nine years ago, has been named 18-12. Pisch, 6-0 senior co-captain, cent). Manchester was 32 for Tsantes 0 0-0 0, Lacroix 0 0-0 0, UConn Basketball Classic Tuesday Doctor, trainer passes and got the ball un the State of Maine AAU Runner of tains were without the services Pisch added 10 points in the asserted himself offensively 60 (53 per cent) from the field. Osborne 1 0-1 2, Jones 0 0-0 0, Morran and Wednesday night at the Hartford the Year. A onetime Herald derneath but you can’t expect a of high-scoring guard T.J. second canto and 6-7 center for Manchester and pumped in Manchester’s next tilt is 1 0-1 2, Sundstrom 0 0-0 0, Arel 0 0-1 0 Civic Center. UConn and Colgate newsboy, Krause now teaches Totals 24 26 50. complete turnabout in one Calabrese, injured in last Jeff Kiernan six as the locals a career-high 28 points on 11 Thursday night at 8 at Clarke tangle at 7 with Seattle and Illinois physical education at an elementary State paired at 9. The losers play key Steeler men school in Maine and doubles as cross Wednesday at 7 and the winners the m country coach at Nokomis Regional sam e night at 9. UConn’s Joe High in Newport. He resides in NEW YORK (UPI) — Four days away from their AFC title Whelton is still recuperating from a Pittsfield, Maine and this fall copped showdown with the Oakland Raiders, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ badly sprained ankle and is expected six AAU long distance runs. Krause most important men are the doctor and the trainer. The No. 1 to be sidelined until after Jan. was a participant in the Five Miler piece of equipment is the whirlpool. 1...Danny Gauchlone and Brian here last Thanksgiving...Anyone who Eagles lose in thriller Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier Beckwith of the Manchester Youth wants to see finesse hockey should game last weekend and Bleier is suf are listed as questionable for Sun Lindberg erupted for three hoops for Hockey League came through with plan to watch the Russian Nationals Scholastic roundup fering from a sprain in the big toe of By EARL YOST East, now 3-1. blew a golden oppor slipped through the net and Cross East to offset Jim Shaw’s fine work flying colors in their first test in day’s game in Oakland, although no 2 Monday night in Hartford against the his right foot. tunity to preserve Rs perfect record was a winner for the third time this one really doubts that either will Sport!* Kdilor for Cross, Connecticut General’s and Aetna’s Whalers. The European style of play “Both have shown some im when it successfully went into a stall season. East had failed to have a play, even if they have to be carried Highly-touted Clay Johnson, Down the stretch, the teams traded one-on-one shooting contest staged at is a lot different than the Canadian Rham (6.3) — DeGray 5 3 13, provement,” a team spokesman said with 1:23 showing on the clock and defender back. It was not a productive night for onto the field. point for point until East got a break the Hartford Civic Center in coopera (American) game...Last year 16.6 Long 4 4 12, Fisher 6 6 18, (Jierry 4 0 Tuesday, “but not enough to change shackled practically the entire the score deadlocked, 58-all. East returns to action Thursday area basketball teams as the three Another running back, Frenchy when Cross lost the ball with 1:23 left tion with the New England Whalers. million hunters paid a total of $154.9 8, Weingart 2 0 4, Law 1 0 2, Berguron their status.” game by personal fouls, came night against undefeated Aquinas in reporting contests all wound up on Fuqua, is now listed as probable for to play. The rest is now history. Gauchlone was the shooter and million for state hunting licenses, 1 2 4, Morey 011, Ray 0 0 0, Swett 11 The Minnesota Vikings are hoping up with the vital rebound, his Playing for a last shot, following a New Britain. the short end of the scoreboard. action though he is still suffering a Giorgio paced all scorers with 17 Beckwith the goalie in a win over $51.1 million in excise taxes on spor 3. Totals 23 17 63. , the weather warms up to the mid-20 s only assist of the night, which timeout with 10 seconds left. Peter "We dug our own hole early but 1 Bolton High fell for the fourth pulled calf muscle. Thompson was set up to take the final was pleased with the way we came points, the winner's only double Middletown. The pair will be in ac ting arms and ammunition, $11.8 E.O. Smith (69) — Morrone 5 1 today so they can get in another set up Mike Giorgio with the figure scorer. Johnson wound up with tion again Feb. 10 between periods of straight time, 72-54, to COC rival Only one Steeler running back is in shot. The talented backcourt stan back." a disappointed Eagle coach million in excise taxes on handguns Rocky Hill High, Rham High saw its 11, Decelles 5 0 10, Lyman 1 0 2, workout at home as they prepare for 2 good health: Reggie Harrison, a tie-breaking basket at the dout got off the shot but it glanced off Stan Ogrodnik said. Cross started nine points. Dumais tallied 13, a game between the Whalers and and archery equipment and $11 Cariglia 2 2 6, Washko 4 0 8, Caldwell Sunday’s NFC title game against Los record slip to 2-1 bowing 84-63 to 1-2 strong runner but not as good a the rim and away from two East fast out of the gate and held a com Lindberg 12, Hall 11 and Thompson Winnipeg...Top Gun and high single million for duck stamps. The total 0 0 0, CJteney 0 0 0, Fitzsimmons 20 4, Angeles. The Vikings ventured out buzzer. East Hampton High, and Ellington blocker as Bleier or Fuqua, rebounders and right into the hands manding 16-4 lead with 2:54. 10. Lindberg also paced the awards in his age division in the An spent exceeds $228 million. DeLucia 0 0 0, Nass 0 0 0, Enright 10 0 for some work at Metropolitan Giorgio's layup just beat the clock High saw its record go to 0-3 with a Harris' ribs were badly bruised in of Johnson. He dribbled twice, looked "They were the best club that rebounders with 10 and Jeff Heim dover Suportsman’s Club’s 14-week 20, Salan 4 0 8, Totals 33 3 69. Stadium Tuesday, but chilly and gave a well-coached Holy Cross 69-43 setback to 1-3 E.O. Smith, the second half of the Baltimore up court and saw two streaking team we've faced." he added. hauled down seven. trap shoot competition was York Ellington (43) — Trueb 0 0 0, temperatures cut it short. five of Waterbury a thrilling 60-58 Rocky Hill (72) — Spellman 00 0, win over East Catholic High at the mates. Giorgio near the hoop. Two It wasn't until East took control of SHORT DRIBBLES: UConn Whitaker of Manchester. The Bennet Notes off the cuff Hayes 4 0 8, DeCarli 5 2 12, Dishaw 4 1 short dribbles and the latter let fly as the boards, after the cold shooting coach Dee Rowe and several of his Junior High student scored 24 out of a Shiembob 4 2 10. Newton 2 2 6, 9, Bisson 3 1 7, Gagne 102, Lennon 0 0 :%wsf Eagles' Nest before 650 fans in a bat Dick Lindgren, Illling Junior High Basketball the buzzer sounded. The bank shot start, that the gap was closed to 18-12 varsity players were on hand, in possible 25 hits and followed up with Anthony 9 3 21, McMahon 1 0 2, 0, Naskon 1 02, McKeeverO 11. Duell tle of undefeated teams. principal, was a hard-hitting out at the quarter. cluding Tony Hanson and Jim a perfect score in gaining the Blanar 4 4 12, Yanelli 2 2 6, McLoyed 0 0 0, Norris 0 0 0, Graves 1 0 2. Totals fielder while playing baseball at Cen Balance was the key in the second Abromaitis, ex-Holy Cross High seasonal honor. He’s the son of Bill 1 5 7, Hunter 1 4 6, Wren 1 0 2, 19 5 43. MIDGET Side Rec. Tony Chevrette period with Eric Hall coming off the players. Joe Whelton reported his Whitaker, The Herald’s crackerjack tral Connecticut State College and of Pahokki 0 0 0, Bento 0 0 0, Kooney 0 0 Joe Gallagher netted and Dean Page each had bench to score six points and Mark ankle is much better and he may play cartoonist. ficiated basketball games for 10 0, Dolan 0 0 0. Totals 25 22 72. EAST HARTFORD GIRLS nine points and Peter six points for the Police. Dumais five in an 18-point output that Tuesday night in the UConn Classic. years before packing his whistle Bolton (54) — Addison 2 0 4, Dropping its fourth game last night Adamy four as Boland Oil Dean Lavertue had six saw five Cross players net just one away...Irene Mac Mullen of Winkler 1 2 4, Peterson 6 3 15, was East Hartford High's girls' points and Jeff Fields five Holj Cross (60) — Johnson 3 3-3 Connors back home edged past American hoop apiece and coupled with two Manchester placed fourth in the Kowalshyn 6 4 16, Ovian 4 0 8, Bogner basketball team. 60-37, to unbeaten Legion. 20-17, last night at as Top Notch downed the 9. Richardson 2 4-5 8, Delaney JO-0 6, Jimmy Connors, former charity tries the score was tied at in Holiday Lanes Handicap Duckpin 1 2 4, Potterton 0 0 0, Smith 0 0 0, Hall High of West Hartford. the Community Y. Will Celtics, 21-17, last night at Shaw 3 2-2 8, Giorgio 7 3-8 17, Sawyer Northeastern University and East termission, 30-all. Tournament last weekend. Judy Stephenson 1 1 3, Beecher 0 0 0, Carol Guastamachio had 15 points Reading had eight tallies the East Side Rec. Mike 1 0-0 2. Gomes 0 0-0 0, Hart 2 0-0 4, Catholic High eager, has returned East led five times, but never more Morro of Hamden gained top honors Winkler 0 0 0. Totals 21 11 54. for the Hornets. for Legion Jeff Popik had Michaud had five tallies Harrison 1 0-0 2. Totals 24 12-18 60. home after playing in Greece. He than two points, and the score was and $125. Sandy Bunce, Kris Kelley 12 points and Paul and Mark Luppachino four East Caiholir (58) — Carlson 3 0- was one of three American players East Hampton (84) — Brady 1 0 PENNEY GIRLS tied nine times, five times in the se 0 6, Heim 1 1-3 3, Lindberg 5 2-2 12, and Kathleen Wickham, all of Mackiewicz nine in a 27-14 for the Celtics. Brad Jones with the Athens entry...Rumors per- 2, Carrero 1 0 2. Dolce 1 0 2, Manning Penney High's girls' basketball cond stanza. Dumais 4 5-6 13, Thompson 5 04) 10, Manchester, were also on the money win by Farr's over Multi netted 20 points and Paul sits that Bobby Hull will jump back 6 113, Male 0 0 0, Rinell 5111, Rioux It was even-Stephen entering the Donnellv 0 0-0 0, Hall 2 7-811, Holland list. Among bowlers with averages team lost its fourth game last night, Circuits Mark Walling had McMahon six as Groman's to Chicago in the NHL next season. 2 0 4, Russo 102, Selavka 0 0 0, Smith 49-23, to Wethersfield High. Mary final eight minutes. 45-45. after Jon 1 1-2 3. Totals 21 16-21 58. less than 110, Carole Mayer and seven points for Circuits. bested Manchester Police. The all-time great was one of the 10 3 23, Vernik 0 2 2, Wolf 5 3 13. Fay had eight points for the losing Chlckie Balesano, both of town, Pat Burke had eight 28-25. Chris and Tim first stars to defect to the WHA, Totals 36 12 84. placed one-two. Knights. points and Mark Strassek Carmel paced the Police six as Automatic Comfort with 16 and four points nipped Manchester Police. respectively. Turnovers, fouls 20-19 lact night at the West (Herald photo by Dunn) Penney players honored Bowling Jim Shaw (50) and Jon Lindberg collide hurt Tech again 1 . Basketball was controlled bv East Catbolir FLORAL- Carole MANI3ESTER DRUCI 11 Haunted by a bevy of turnovers and fouls, Cheney Tech fell to East Hartford 11 Gilbert 176, Nancy Hamelin 184. E its fourth straight basketball setback, dropping a 68-48 verdict to 717 Main Street • Manchester COC foe Portland High last night at the Beavers' hardwood dominate all-CCIL MAKE TRICKS Best not enough before a good crowd of 300. Mike Fitzgerald led all scorers for By LEN AUSTER SILK CITY- Ray Chit- With Cheney vaulted into a 6-4 lead after Portland with 27 markers. Prasser Herald Sporlswriler tick 200-550, Bob Bower the first turn but fell behind at the had 10 points for Cheney with Dave 214-581, A1 Rowett Jr. 200, ^umes&Gologaei half, 27-22, to the 1-3 Highlanders. Released Tuesday were the all-CCIL selections and as T 'tre ^ to n e Millis next best with eight. Mike Hurley 201-555, Claire as Hornets bow Portland, behind an effective expected champion East Hartford High took down most Reid Sr. 213. fullcourt press stretched the lead to I’orilaiiil (68) Fitzgerald 9 9-12 27. of the top honors in football. Turner 5 2-6 12. Clarks 1-2 11, Vargas 43-31 heading into the final period. The Hornets took 11 of SnOUJ BITERS C 1 5-7 7. Weiner 4 3-5 11. Totals 24 20-32 the 22 first-team places relay team of Patty We Are Your (or tawa traction Snow Biltri By RICH TULLER The Beavers, now idle until a rt ava iia b it w>it> IC E G R IP 68. Corresponent Tuesday when they play at East with one other garnering Leonard, Karen Gove, ST. JAMES- Shirley STUDS Cheney Tech (48) Prasser 4 2-7 Granby High, were hurt by 27 tur second team recognition. Monique Lussiere and Schultz 127-357, Chickie Fragrance Center Playing their best game of the young season but once again 10, Gustamachio 1 2-3 4, Martin 3 1-2 novers and the loss of starters Tim Heading the list of Dawn Blake was tabled, Balesano 127-348, Sally falling victim to a scoring drought. East Hartford’s Hornets 7, Tyler 1 0-0 2, Boudreau 2 2-2 6, Martin, George Prasser and Bernie selectees is record-setting Leonard was picked in the Phillips 130-351. gave CCIL leading Hall High a scare before dropping a 61-53 Ertel 2 2-2 6, Millis 3 2-2 8, Lackar'd 0 Ertel to fouls. running back Larry 50-yard freestyle and 100- For These Well basketball verdict last night in East Hartford. (Herald photo by Dunn) 1-2 1. Violette 2 04) 4. Totals 18 12-20 Komarenko with junior yard butterfly, Gove also 48. in the 100-yard butterfly, LEE-rOTALERS- Pat Polyester cord tires Hall improved its record to 4-0 quarterback Jim Ogle also Known Brands... alB 1 3 M.o. spoil while the Hornets have dropped all East coach Stan Ogrodnik watches play getting first Team honors. and Blake in the 100-yard Matrick 238-513, Judy as $ Sabella 177-477, Donna Each four outings. East Hartford’s next catch up and committed costly fouls. Other first team picks freestyle. East Hartford low as... Magowan 486, S harlie tilt is Thursday night at home against The Hornets got no closer than 54- were Bob Cooney at offen High’s Gigi Pelletier was DeLisle 186. Karen Aceto For Men Enfield High. 51 after a John Dixon layup but a sive center, Tom Ahern at selected in diving. For Women BLACKWALLS offensive guard, John Second team soccer 176, Nancy Washburn 190- Led by the zone-riddling shooting technical foul and other intentional • VMMn u , ■ • I 1 5>i« of freshman Tyler Jones, who netted Christ at offensive tackle, honors went to Penney’s 452, Barbara Fink 183-191- • UUMN •Y unn fouls put the game in the win column •ou sncE A78 13 SMOO 1 75 G78 U S39 00 Karl Grabowski at offen Bob Lupacchino with Black 503, Karen Riordan 192-482, •wom • fOYMI eight third-quarter points, the for Hall. Penney consistent •DNusMiunn B’au t 84 h 78 M 42 00 Donna Terragna 176-177- • CUIM • lU IIU ll Hornets took a 42-37 lead into the sive and defensive end, Knight hooters Joe U’B’J 3300 '9 8 i 76 '5 38 00 The first half was marked by nine • YYMn stNuuns • MT1SII STDUK final stanza. lead exchanges with Karl Grabowski John Tuller at linebacker, Tomaselli, Mark Dumond 485, Sharon Richard 183- • MONinOMPW ^8 1.1 33 00 ; 04 G-’S ’b 40 00 East shifted to a zone defense at leading East with 12 markers. But Pasqual Barile in the and Jeff E)eAngelis getting 456, Fran Misseri 186-490, t.'8M 34 00 J .’5 h 78 1‘' 4.1 00 F '8 '4 37 00 : .19 L78 U, 47 00 the start of the final quarter with Hall’s balanced attack put it up at defensive backfleld and honorable mention along Joan Smith 189, Marge DeLisle 186-456. Hall adjusting shifting to a low post halftime, 27-26. in staging upset Ted Grabowski and Mark with East Hartford High’s IOW PRICfS ON 0 JHER SU ES A NO WHIIEW AH5 100' offense. Six-foot-seven pivotman Jim The Warriors had balanced scoring Finan at defensive line. Se Joseph Zanettl and Peter Nicholson responded with five quick with four men in double figures led By BILL McAVOY cond team recipient was Governale. points to knot it at 42-all. by Nicholson. Calibey, Saffir and Joe Sean Foley at defensive The coaches in the Correapondenl It was nip-and-tuck down the Glover each added 11. East Hartford back. respective sports chose the stretch with the teams exchanging was led by Grabowski’s 17 tallies Penney’s consistency and air-tight defense was the key in the Penney High, 5-5, also all-CCIL squads. Rstresds buckets but with 3:08 remaining, with Dixon tossing in 13 and Jones 12. Black Knights’ 47-40 victory over previously undefeated placed performers on the WITH SNOW-BITING POWER! Nicholson, the game’s leading scorer Wethersfield High in a CCIL basketball tilt last night at the gridiron squad. Bill DiBar- with 21 points, canned a short jumper Hall (61) Calihey 51-311, Glover 5 tolomeo at offensive end 2 Eagles’ hardwood before a sparse crowd of 300. to put the Warriors ahead to stay at 1-2 11, Nicholson 8 5-7 21, Saffir 5 1-2 and Mike Nobile at offen 11, Konefal 1 4-7 5, McCarthy 0 1-2 1 The Knights employed a strong 2-1- 46-44. sive back and linebacker o m s *2~*33". Totals 24 13-23 61. 2 zone defense and in the first two stall but White missed a 15-footer, Sports j Ken Saffir and Greg Calibey each received first team honors, Ka»i lluriforil (.5.3) Grabowski 8 1- quarters it had the homestanding Lindsey James took a feed from hit medium range jumpers to put Tim Strietelmeier at offen s i s t o • " " • " " m r 90 2 17, Dixon 6 1-3 13, Otero 3 1-2 7, Eagles completely stymied and able Francis and made a layup to put 2*33^ S*37^ Hall up 50-44 with two minutes to sive guard got second team Lawton 1 0-0 2, Barry 1 0-0 2, Jones 6 to score only 14 points. Penney ahead to stay, 40-38. I Ml U 16 I O M tlK H I JYI 14 16 I 'I 16 play. East was then-forced to play recognition, and quarter We lO lh f u F n O k 3 1.19T8 Ci^pynpN ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Dec. 22. 1976 - PAGE MNR-R PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 O f Consumer Concern Shelf life pricing Your Dr. THE r I V I* II l i I i <■ !M ' r 4 i r «■ Each increase on each food item during its shelf life shall During the 1975 session of the General Assembly. The Act reads as follows: "The price at which any food, r<-iiliirc of ill)- \in i-ririin constitute a separate offense.” neighbor’s FAMILY^ , i Public Act 75-601, concerning shelf life pricing, was as defined in section 19-212 of the general statutes, is l l i i r VH-)0)-iiili(in i i i k I l l i e The law was effective Oct. 1, 1975. Lamb All stores closed Christmas Eve (6 P.M.), enacted. Basically it provides that no food item shall be offered or displayed for sale or sold at retail shall not be (liin n i't-lii'iil liiir Ai»«M-iu- Although some questions may be unanswered by the LAWYER A increased in price during the shelf life of the item. increased during the shelf life of such food. For the pur l i i m . By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. by W ill Bernard poses of this act, ‘shelf life’ means the time period begin law as it stands, it was designed to help consumers com Christmas Day & Sunday, December It appears that jurisdication for the enforcement of the kitchen ning with the first day such food is offered or displayed bat rising prices in the marketplace. act lies with local police units. Complaints received by DElAR DR. LAMB - Is for sale and ending with the day such food is no longer so Marvin decided he had a agreed to the terms upon the Consumer Protection Department concerning Answers to questions of general Interest will appear in there any cure for a good claim for damages which this membership offered and displayed. Any person who offers or displays violations are referred to local police departments. This this column. Address questions to: "Of Consumer woman who suffers from 'PMnsettia for sale at retail such food with an increased price or who after hurting his shoulder was bestowed,” said the action is taken following an opinion from the state at acne at the ripe old age of sells any such food at an increased price during its shelf Concern,” Department of Consumer Protection, State in a golfing mishap. He had court. "She may not torney general's office that the C.P.D. has no enforce 30? I have had this problem n a n t s ’U B B life, shall be fined not more than $500 for each offense. Office Building. Hartford, Conn. 06115. been thrown out of a golf repudiate them now." ment authority in regard to shelf life pricing. since age 12 and I have 6" Pot cart when it tipped over. tried every cream and lo Mum Plants AtitCotort »2" The cause: Crabby brakes. tion on the market. I’ve But in a court hearing, tried facial saunas, facial Kalanchoe Plants M ‘I* the rental company masks, astringents, clean P r e n •N«cliv« Sun Dte 1B>Fn.Dtc U Boston Fern *12* brought out the contract sing creams, etc. form which Marvin had The only thing that signed. Happy Holiday Feasts Begin at Food Mart! clears up my complexion is With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase "It says we are not getting pregnant. When I responsible for any injuries become pregnant, my face Stop&Shop even if we are negligent," immediately clears up and PUlsbuiT EVf Is said the-company. "That SWIFT PREMIUM stays clear for about one puts us in the clear." ORANGE JUICE TOP FROST • 100% FLORIDA year after the birth of my However, the court DEEP BASTED Flour iilSugarSv child. 39 U.$. GOVT. INSPECTED 5 lb. bag 285235 : 5 lb. bag ^ 286p l pointed out that the “ not GRADE"A" Since 1 already have _,QloodSun oixlSun ,,D«cD « 19-Ffi, 19-Fi i .D D#ck 24 LimilLitnKon«b»gp«icmlomx oo« bag pef cuftomer : 1 ^ G GoodoodS Sun. u n .D Dec ec 19-Fri, 19-Ffi,Dec Dec 24 UmU UmR one baabag oerper cufkynercuflomef. | responsible" clause was RIVERSIDE three children, and since it I! o*pi wwww)00i.isii buried in a thicket of legal BUTTERBALL only seems a temporary verbiage. Finding it in I WITH PURCHASE OF ll•.•• OR MORI AND THIS COUPON AT cure, I would like to find HEN ^ With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase I Ir* i With this coupon and a $7,50 purchase T valid. the court ruled in another way to get rid of Marvin's favor. TURKEYS these pimples. One doctor Such clauses are often TURKEYS gave me birth control pills, Stop&Shop Stop&Shop ^ jac 10 TO U LBS. AVG. used in sports and enter HENS OR TOMS IL.U. U but I gained 15 pounds in tainment activities to 10 TO 22 LBS. AVG. three months and became S h e rb e t protect the management con SODA I extremely nervous. They ^ U.S, Grade "AA” 93 Score VzOal. CartOH ^ 1 ^ 1 lb package-qtr, lb. sticks 287 Assorted Flavors 288^^1 against lawsuits. But Holiday Store Hours didn't really seem to help 2 ALL FLAVORS. Good Sun ■ Peel 9-Ffi. Dec 24 Lim Help 13 Upgrading water system EARN ..MMLU$T ...... OF TK...... BVER...... lEAL...... ------ESTATE MMIlin H e r a l d GOOD could cost $7 million SPENDINO ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MONEY THROUGH cost $7,059,000, according to the white. I hate to just chuck the plant B0YS& I By GREG PEARSON away,” he said. Herald Reporler study. This includes the construction of the facility and needed equipment, He said that Cooper Hill-treated PHONE 643-2711 GIRLS Upgrading Manchester's water to water meets all new federal stan FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ ' meet new federal standards will cost and the installation of piping that S Evmlns* A WMk would be necessary to bring water to dards except one, turbidity (The at least $7 million, according to a clearness of the liquid.) 6 p.m. to B p.m. THE YEARS study completed on the town's water the treatment plant. "The water from all the service The water improvement study also INDEX Call system. recommended a study of the town’s The study, compiled by Weston and supplies would be treated at the one N oncit ADVERTISING 647-9946 plant," Giles said. water distribution system to seek im I - Lot! tnd Founo Sampson of Boston, recommended provements to the method for t — Ptrtofltlt RATES The proposal to abandon the I — Announctmtntt that the town construct a new water supplying water to the homes in WAY 9F THE FUTUREiM i Cooper Hill plant is one that does not — EnttrtainmtfR >il\c ilcralLi home ownership has been the best treatment facility at Globe Hollow town. Such a study would also cost ' — Aucttont t day .... 1 U word ptr day and abandon the present Cooper Hill please Giles. 3 daya ... lOa word ptr day Brand new 6 & 6 Duplex • Each side about $25,000, Giles said, but is not FINANCIAL investment a family can make... and Line St. treatment plants. Manchester residents in November 6 dayt — 94 word ptr day required before the new standards — Bondt-SiocKt-Mortgagta 26 dayt .... Bt word ptr day Jay J. Giles, director of public 1972 approved a $550,000 referendum ' — Ptraontl.Lotni has three bedrooms, one and one-half for renovations to the Cooper Hill take effect. ' » Inturtnct 15 words S2.00 minimum SHEET METAL Worker - IT STILL IS. works, said that the J25,000 study out Happy A d a ...... S2.30 Inch ' facility. Those improvements were Giles has recommended that a EMPLOYMENT Five years experience, baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, lines the steps the town should take — Htip Wtnitd sodering. Outside metal work. completed in 1974. citizens advisory committee be ap to meet new, more stringent, federal — ButintM Opportunitita S THE SEASON’S 528-2101. separate utilities, two-zone heat, ful pointed to evaluate the water im — Situation Waniad water regulations that will go into "That part of the study to abandon I GREETING the plant bothers me. We just spent provement study and make EDUCATION FULL TIME Kitchen man for ly applianced, vinyl sided. effect in June 1977. recommendations on the best course ~ Pfivato inatructloni I Lou Joubert dishwashing and other kitchen Water from town wells meets the all that money to renovate it," Giles — Schooli*Clasaai said of Cooper Hill. He explained that of action for the town. Inttructiona Wanttd I and his chores. No experience All this and more for standards of the new law, but, water "There’s an awful lot of bucks in necessary. Good pay, good the improvements at the plant were REAL ESTATE I Orchestra working conditions. 5-day from surface supplies — reservoirs— volved. There ought to be plenty of — Homei tof Salt does not. made before the new regulations Lots*Laixl for Salt week, other benefits. Apply In originated. citizen input," he said. — Invtatmtnt ProptrtY person. Brass Key The amount of well and surface Busintta Proptrty The Board of Directors earlier this • • • • t t t e a t t e t t #•••#••••••• Restaurant. » 5 9 , 9 0 0 " water used in town is divided almost "We have a plant that was meeting — Rtaort Pfoptrty month approved the formation of — Ptal Estata Wanttd H «/p W»nHd 13 regulations when opened. Now that RECEPTIONIST - Busy Den evenly. At maximum output, wells such a committee. can produce 5.2 million gallons per the standards are changed, the plant MI9C. SERVICES tal office in Manchester is will no longer meet regulations," he Giles said that the committee ^ Strvicta OHtrtd PART TIME - Sales - If you seeking experienced, mature Real Estate Center day (mgd), while surface supplies — Paintmg-Paptfiog are area professional could particularly study problems ~ Building>Contracting receptionist. Duties include: 2 said. can produce 4.9 mgd. salesmen in the day time and ■ Jf. such as the supplying of water to the “ Roolmg-Siding Appointment scheduling, 646-4144 The study, incidentally, said that One of the proposals evaluated in — Mtating.Plumbif>g want to sell at night and make phone, bookkeeping, light the study was to improve the existing 250 Glastonbury residents supplied — Flooring more than your day job...it's FRECHEHE & MARTINt Reattort this total output of 10.1 mgd. would — Movir>g>Tructiing>Storagt fun and easy!! Call Mr. wping. Heavy public contact. Line St. and Cooper Hill plants and by the Manchester system. — Strvicta Wanttd 263 Main St, Mandwstar be enough to meet the average needs Douglas, S2S-9134. Four day week, salary The price tags for water improve ADVERTISING negotiable. Send resume to in the year 2010. build two additional sm aller plants to MISC. FOR SALE meet standards. This would cost $8.5 ment included $1.3 million it would — Articita for Salt DEADLINE P.0, Box 289, Manchester, But, while the town can meet the —- Buildir$g Supplita CLERK NEEDED for general Conn. 08040. cost to improve water supplied in work in busy office of apart- water needs for the future, it cannot, million. Another proposal, to build — Ptta -Birda- Doga 12:00 noon the day btfort o , the new plant at Globe Hollow and Glastonbury. — Livtatoc* publication. ment complex. Duties in- A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR at this time, meet the water quality — Boat! & Acctaaonta elude: showing apartments, SEVEN Eleven Food Store Is 2 — Sporting Qooda Dtadlint lor Saturday iind required next year. upgrade Cooper Hill, would cost $7.6 "That's a lot of money to spend for supervisory maintenance, and now taking applications for — Gardtn Product! Mor>day la 12.00 Noon Friday. art time employment,iployiiloyment 'To bring the entire water supply up million. 250 customers," Giles said. He said — Antiquta dealing with the public. Must FROM ALL OF US AT THE — Wanttd to Buy person atIt 39393 Burnside to next year's standards will require Giles said that the existing that the committee could study alter have take charge attitude. PLEASE READ Ability to speak Spanish help Avenue, East“ ••Hartford, • ■ No the large expenditure, according to facilities cannot be expanded to meet natives that might be cheaper for RENTALS phone calls. the full future needs. The Line St. — Rooma for Rtrrt ful. Experienced in apartment the study. supplying the Glastonbury people. — Apartmtnta lor Rtnt YDUR AD management preferred. App RICHARD E. MERRin AGENCY plant is over 50 years old, and Cooper — Homta for Rtnt ELECTRONIC Assembler - The study evaluated nine different — Buamtaa for Rtnt ClaasHitd tda art taktn ovtr ly Windham Heights, 456-1^4. Buy Your Home Hill is on too small a site to allow for If the town cannot meet the new Part time. Minimum one year options for improving water quality — Rtson Proptrty for Rent tht f^tortt at a cortvtnltftct^ ei^rience in mechanical and Realtors - 122 East Center St. adequate expansion. standards before they go into effect, — Wanttd to Rtnt Tht HtraW la rtaponaibit for in town. The least expensive proposal — Miac for Rtnt MECHANIC - Experienced, PC Board assembly required. For Tomorrow certain steps will have to be taken, only ont incorrtct lnatrtk>n with own tools, for large truck was the construction of a new, large But, Giles disputes that upgrading ar>d then only to the sirt of tht Contact Mr. Stanley at 872- AUTOMOTIVE fleet. Call 643-2414. 9195, for interview. With Todoy’s water treatment plant at Globe he said. — Autoa lor Salt original Inatrtion. Errors which that plant will cost as much as the — Trucka lor Salt do rK>! itsttn tht vakit of the Hollow. study says. The town, for instance, would have — Htavy Equipmtni for Salt advtrtlttmtnt wiN r>ot be cor HARTFORD BINDRY KITCHEN HELPER - Part Dollars. — Molorcyclta>Bicyclta rected by an additional inser seeking experienced paper AFTER THE HOLIDAYS WHEN YOU ARE This plan, which called for the to advertise in newspapers that its — Camptra-Traittra-Mobilt time, weekends. Some kitchen "I disagree on how much it will tion. cutter. Full time. Call 522- experience helpful. Call We have just the home for you.. abandonment of the two existing water did not meet federal stan Homta 4174. TOLLAND ^9,900 cost. 1 have to see more in black and — Aulorr>otivo Strvict Cavey’s Restaurant, 643-2751. THINKING OF BUYINO OR SELLING REAL Take a close look at 14 Fairfield water treatment facilities, would dards. Aulga for Rtnt-Ltatt One year old COLONIAL with 2 car Street and see 3 bedrooms, a for ESTATE GIVE US A CALL ■ ■■ PAPER BOY NEEDED mal dining room, compact garage and 2Vz baths. There is over kitchen with a pantry, and a two To Dollvar The Manchostor Evening 2,200 square feet of living area. car garage. Yesterday's price $34,900. HaraM in East Hartford, In ttw following There is also 4 bedrooms, a formal aroaa: Water comes from many sources OFFICE HOURS Ralph Rd., Tolland 8L, Bold St.. dining room and carpeting. Monday-Fridiy 8:30 U L to 5:00 P Jl n w K Horn: $ U L to S P JL CIpoila Dr., and Burnaida Axa. 6 4 9 -2 8 1 3 By GREG PEARSON Jodaitis said. remainder of town, the center and Saturday_8 iM . to 12 Noon Herald Reporter A second small, separated section CALL 647-9946 southwest section, becomes a bit H tnid Circulation DapL IJOMFSSB Manchester's water system is in of the water system includes Lookout d b s ERRORS more confusing. realty company terspersed with wells and bodies of Mt. and the extreme southeast sec ■ ■ “AOvertism shouM check their *4 the first day. m m woLverton Jodaitis' term of “slush bucket” is tion of town. This is also serviced by REAL ESTATE r water that act as suppliers to the an apt one. The area is serviced by • A The Manchester Evening HenM shal not he KaMe faucets of all the town homes. the Howard and Porter reservoirs HOURS: several sources in varying degrees, W 1 for falire to publish an ad or for a t y p o g r ^ SCHOOL BUS D rivers - Butineat Opportunity 14 It is not easy to pinpoint the one and by wells along Charter Oak St. Knowledge of Manchester Dally 8:30 - 8 p.m. a G e n c y r depending on water levels. error or errors in putdicationeiceirt to the estentaf Sundays Closad 1« I4AN tTRfIT . MAWCwfSTtA. COWW 0»«C • 648-litl ] RLA. water source that feeds one home, The northern section of necessary. Clean driving Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. The key to the area seems to be the W I the cost of the ad for the first day’s insertisn. SMALL ENGINE Service BOB TERRY ANNE MILLER RICK M ERRin however, according to Frank Manchester, that north of Middle record. Five year auto Corporation expanding dealer water storage tank at the Nike Site. experience required. We will Tpke., is fed by two main water Adjosbnent for errors is finited to the cost of that network. No experience Jodaitis, water and sewer ad The water level at the tank triggers U-ain. Call 643-2373, between 9 ministrator. sources. Two large wells on New portion of the ad nhere the error ocewred.' necessary. Complete training wells that service the area. If the and 1. program. $500. investment Parts of town, such as Rockledge State Rd. service most of the tank's level drops another well will MY HUSBAND Loves Avon as required to start your own ^ HOME OF THE BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE E and the northern part of Manchester northern section west of Main St., c»a 6 4 3 -2 711 business. Ideal for retired or be “called on” to provide needed much as I do. As an Avon JIM DEROCCO are "sealed off” areas where the while the Risley reservoir and two Representative, I’m the part time. Details on request. i l f r ONE YEAR WARRANTYl w ater for the center and southwest of Mr. Barker. ESCA Field recommends this newly listed and immaculate older water source can be narrowed to a small reservoirs off Lydall St. town. neighborhood beauty expert. I couple of possibilities. supplies water to the northern sec get out-meet people, have Training Division Box 619, Colonial in central Manchester, featuring good sized, airy The main wells are three located Wading River. New York. rooms, some wall to wall, and a new roof. The yard is But, the center of town, including tion east of Main St. extra money. And still have along Qiarter Oak St. Another well is time for my family. Sound 11792. presided over by tall, stately shade giving trees, A Jodaitis said that the two wells and INVITATION Main St. and its side streets, is what off Love Lane near Middle Tpke., and good? Call 5a-9401. realistic mid-thirties price makes this a true value on the three reservoirs are "well- □ NOTICES Jodaitis termed a "slush bucket,” there is also one off Fern St. TO BID today's market. fed by several water sources. balanced,” and supply water to about RELIABLE HARD Worker □ EDUCATION Two reservoirs, Buckingham, JIM FINNEGAN the same amount of property before Sealed bids will be received in who wants steady employ The Rockledge area is the located in Glastonbury, and Globe Loti and Found l thinks this seven-room plus Ranch is just super! Check C converging near Main St. the Office of The Director of ment. good income, dial 872- southeastern part of Manchester, Hollow, also provide water for the 4515. Private Inttructiona 18 these features: Finished family room with bar, 2 zone which is fed by the Porter and There are also wells located on General Services, 41 Center LOST - Stock Certificates, and area. Water from Buckingham reser Street, Manchester, Connec heat, washer, ,dryer, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, Howard reservoirs. Bretton Rd. and at the intersection of Insurance Policies in a blue NOW A C C EPTIN G REMEDIAL READING\and LOUANNE CONOERINO HELENE KNOWLTON voir is pumped through the Line St. ticut until January 12. 1977 at vinyl folder. Reward. Call 649- Venetian blinds, new roof and—are you ready for this?—A Parker and Lydall Sts. to provide applications for full time math; individualized work "This section is sealed off from the filter plant and then sent on to the 11:00 A.M. for the following 4273. SUN ROOM AND GREENHOUSE! All this and more on a service to north end homes, but most employment. Call 528-3869 program. (Ist-8th grade) by 325' treed lot within walking distance to schools, shop rest of the system,” Jodaitis said. center of town. Water from Globe equipment for the Regional between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Masters degree teacher. 568- n r 0 //ice “The sources are fixed. You know of the residences are serviced by the 8075. The One Stop Real Estate ping,etc. Just listed —don’t wait! Mid forties. Hollow is dispersed to the Cooper Occupational Training Help Wanted 13 NEW HOME EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR where you’re water is coming from,” New State Rd. wells and the reser Center: LUBRICATION HELP - ALEXMAHHEW Hill filter plant and then delivered "PINEWOOD ESTATES” ol Vamon he said. voirs. Arts it Crafts PHONE FROM home to ser Needed immediately, for se PIANO, VOICE, Guitar, has listed a spanking new Garrison Colonial with where needed. Organ, Drums, Trumpet in The two reservoirs feed the area The Green Manor development in vice our customers in the cond shift. We have openings Cualom built hom M on V4 aero traad lota. fieldslone front and fireplace, 2^^ baths and a 2-car gar Occasionally, when water levels in Bike Repair Shop for experienced lubrication structions. Gift Certificates. east of Parker and Porter Sts. and the northeast section of town is not Camera Manchester area, flexible "COLONIAL W OODS” of Eaat Hartford age! Quality-minded builder has tremendous extra insula the central section are low, water hours, super earnings, 249- help, for greasing trucks, and Bands available for parties. included in this setup. Those con Food Service Ivory Rose Music, 64T:90M. Cualom built 2>famlly hom aa ...... $52,900 to $59,900 tion, wall-to-wall in all bedrooms. north past Middle Tpke., almost to from the Howard and Porter reser 7773. U'ailers. Starting rate $3.75 Bretton Rd. The area extends east to dominiums have a separate water Furniture hourly. Chance Tor advance and 2-3 badroom "TOWN HOUSES” (Not a condo) ...... $28,000 to $33,000 JOELOMRARDO voirs, which are fairly close to the Greenwood and Dale Rds. Those system fed by a well on Progress Dr.- Woodworking Lab. SALEIS POSITION - Straight ment. All fringe benefits. Schoolt-Claitai 19 Call our office and let us explain how our "Plua a aalactlon ol Now Homaa In tha Manchaatar Aroa” offers this quality, newly listed Colonial, custom crafted Bolton town line, will seep through to Uniform and tools furnished. residents near the Bolton town line Defining the water sources for the The Town of Manchester is an commissions, leads fumisned membership in the American Home Shield warran WE ARE ALSO MEMBERS OF THE by Wendell Reid. There are seven rooms, three service the center of town. to homeowners. Call 2^-5402. For appointment call 688-2233. THE HANS Christian are serviced by private wells. equal opportunity employer, ty program can effectively and efficiently help HARTFORD-MANCHESTER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES b^rooms, 1V4 baths, 100 amp service, and two zoned Andersen Montessori School heat. There is a built-in bookcase, a dishwasher, disposal, and requires an affirmative TEMPORARY JANUARY has openings for second market your home, as well as enable us to put a 1 TO FIND THE PRE-OWNED HOME YOU MAY BE LOOKING FOR ESTABLISHED Realtor has 8" insulation, and a thermostatically controlled cooling action policy for all of its Con opening for highly motivated Employment - Accurate typist semester. 2-6 year olds, 2-5 year warranty on any home you purchase through BUYING OR SELLING fan. There is a lovely, finished family room AND there is tractors and Vendors as a con salesperson with real estate for accounting office. 649-2206. days, a.m. and/or p.m. 646- our company. Disability Rights dition of doing business with license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, 5727. CALL US a realistic, very low forties price. Call Joe now. the Town, as per Federal Philbrick Agency, 646-4200, PART TIME Bookkeeper - Order 11246. Accountant. Manchester Center criticial Public Accountant requires □ REAL ESTATE MMY MORE - CALI US - WE WORK Bid forms, plans and GROUP OF Energetic Young bright person to assist busy MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 specifications are available at people desire work to meet practitioner in accounting and D.F. REALE THE WILUAM I BELFIORE AGENCY of medical gear the Manchester Board of daily needs. Snow shoveling, Hornet For Sale 23 tax area. Write Box CCf, c/o Realtors 122 East Center St. REALTORS 647-1413 Education Business Office, 45 apartments cleaned, window Manchester Herald. 175 Main St. 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 washing,vashing, and many more jobs MANCHESTER - Large Two WASHINGTON (UPI) — Disabled Americans who N. School Street, Manchester, you/ou just don't have time to do. family, eleven rooms, con Connecticut, EARNINGS AROUND $19,000 must use wheelchairs or other medical devices are stuck Discount for Senior Citizens, - Commission plus bonus an venient location, reduced to often with expensive but inadequate or ineffective TOWN OF MANCHESTER, call 728-8839. $35,000. Paul w. Dougan, 2 nually possible. For an “THERE’S NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN" AP IT UP products, a public interest group said Tuesday. CONNECTICUT Realtor. 643-4535. NEW LISTING GENERAL MECHANIC - aggressive individual in sales “Many members of the medical equipment industry Holiday Special ROBERT B. WEISS, 01 quality products. Manufac- Full time days. Paid CMS, LOOKING FOR a home you XUTE AS A RUTTON” continue to deny their customers minimal expectations of GENERAL MANAGER tuer in business over 25 years. Blue Cross, and Life In You will represent good quali can be proud of in a low price reliability,” said the Disability Rights Center in a state surance. Amerbelle Corp., ty products, backM by fast range? We have it! Well built ment. "Quick warranty repair, reasonably priced East Main Street, Rockville. ana spotless Cape, “ with LEGAL Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 service and an excellent com merchandise, or products customed to the needs of the petitive position in a very fireplace,eplace, eat in kitchen, full WINTER J A C K E T ^ ^ p.m.. An Equal Opportunity cellar, expandable attic. user are legitimate consumer demands. NOTICE Employer. lucrative market. Call for in terview, 9 to 12 Monday to Excellent residential area. BARROWS "By disguising themselves as extensions of the medical Sherpa Lined f O T PLANNING AND ZONING $30,900. .\ct today! Keith Real Reg. ‘35 NOW ^ » COMMISSION Friday. New England profession,” the group said, "medical equipment dealers DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full Aluminum Products, Inc. 871- Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. have eluded these requirements of responsive TOWN OF ANDOVER time, experienced preferred. 1773. WALLACE Cozy 2 bedroom Ranch in North 2 Salary commensurate with marketing.” UNLINED JACKET CONNECTICUT PRIVATE SALE - Two COMPANY At its November 22, 1978 ability. Write Box C, bedroom Condominium Home MANCHESTER PARKADE Coventry. Large Country kitchen belore^tuStm iS^nd prcMiit Thii TmrnTcuit5nihr#* The center, funded by Ralph Nader’s Public Citizen Manchester Herald. SAND BLAST Operator and Reg. $24. S 1 7 « I meeting the Planning and ower saw operator. Paid in Manchester. Quick oc badroom Dutch Colonial to your lamlly. Naw kitchan Inc, and by the Levinson Foundation, released a report on cupancy, with no need to Naarar 7-room Ralaad Ranch In choica location. with Franklin stove. Nestled on IV2 NOW * Zoning Commission approved Solidays, excellent insurance Sunkan llvins A dining room, all kitchan bullt-lna, 3 and bathroom, all naw wiring, plumbing, wall and consumer experiences in three areas - wheelchairs, SALES PEOPLE - Older benefits. SO hour week. redecorate. This home has 646-7833 acre treed lot. Make us an offer, im '-S the following petition: many desirable features. Call NINE MULTIPLE lTITINO SERVICES badrooma, 2 full ballia, larga flraplacad lamlly room, calling. Slata antranca loyar and wall-to-wall home respiratory equipment and artificial breasts for A two (2) lot subdivision as multi-million dollar company Metronics, Inc. Route 6 and OF FICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT carpatlng. Pricad In tha $30’a. Hurryl with young ideas has openings 646-0491 or 872-3080 after 5 lancod lot, double garage, all uUllllaa, 40’a. mediate occupancy women who have undergone surgery. shown on a plan entitled 44A, Bolton. p.m. for p^ple who are loosing for Asking $21,900.00 EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINi One survey of wheelchair users, it said, showed 34 per PRE_WASHE^|V CORDUROY "Plan of Subdivision of land of a future, in sales and manage LOCATION cent of those asked were not satsified with the product, Ernest Reed, Long Hill Road, STRAIGHT l e g & f l a r e ment. Opening due to in-house Lovely Colonial In aoughi attar Sunaat RIdga location. “WE’RE NATIONAL BUT WERE NEIGHBORLY with complaints that included "faulty brakes, shoddy and PDiD.Dlft qq Andover, Connecticut — promotfons.tioni This company Butineta Opportunity 14 Butineat Opportunity 14 4 badroomo, Iront-to-baeK living room, formal dining sometimes flammable upholstery and unreliable wheels November 1, 1976. Scale 1” has more financial success room, aluminum aiding, garage, lancod lot. A Merry Christmas and tires.” equals 40’ — Richard Mihok — stories than any other In New Professional England, no limit on what you In addition to high prices the report cited retail dis Associates, area Land DISTRIBUTOR OLDER from the Tedford Group Surveyors.” can earn. Call Doug Basxln, Relocation Service At Ho Extra Cost! 4 bedroom Colonial within walking dlalanca to tributors who sometimes “have no expertise to offer con DENIM 525-9134. KODAK WAIVTirn POLAROID Yvonne Fred Charlie The plan is on file in the Of eVEREADY ’’ KEYSTONE Mhoola, ahopplng and bua. Larga kitchen, formal sumers” and "slow and inefficient service of the STRAIGHT LEG & FLARE Bobble Bill Janet I fice of the Town Clerk and WE8TINOHOUSE HOL80N ALBUMS W t'ra your RELO rail Mtata brokar backad by ovar 17 dining room, hill baaomoni, garage. Mid 30’a. product.” TOOL DESIGNER - Four badroom Qarrlaon Colonial with an altracllva was signed on 13 December yaara ol axparlanca and aarvica to tranalorrod poopit. Kelly Dick Janet II Experienced, in aircraft type atona front. Two and bathat flrat floor lamlly room It said little or no training often accompanies home 1976. Qno call pula ua to work markoting your homo horo and $ 1 1 .9 9 sheet metal development, with firaplaca, formal dining and living rooma plua a respiratory devices, so poor care and cleaning of the Mary Keenan, Chairman overtime and benefits. Inter finding a naw fioma lor you anywhoro. N orm a two car garaga and a prima raaldantlal location off product sometimes results in a setback for the patient Planning and Zoning viewing 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 646- Call ut today. and a return to the hospital. 4048, Dynamic Metal CALL Mr. Martin (ToM SrM ) Portar Straat. Dniy $56,900. Commission to Srkta,. • an. t. • p.n.-aM. S an.'Sl K.IKTnddei, Pre.ldenI A survey of women who underwent mastectomies Products Co. Inc., 422 North SENTRY ^ TEDFORD Main Street, Manchester. 1 revealed that while 90 per cent were satisfied with the 846 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Tht Barrows A Wallact Company ^aacViacd & SV>$se.Uo FIRESTONE PHOTO CO. Real Estate Services product, some complained "that sales personnel were un EXPERIENCED Window MANCHESTER HARTFORD REALTDRS-ML8 cleaner - Steady work. Must FIRESTONE BUILDINQ • SINCE 194S fTr2l, responsive to their needs and sometimes crudely insen H e r a l d 646-7833 728-6615 !9 m sitive to thejr fragile emotional state.” OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS be reliable. Equal Opportuni 162 N. 3rd 81., ColumbiM, Ohio 43218 irALTl^MLS 289-4331 R EAL E S TA TE ‘ 847-9914 189 Waal Cantar Straat 040-2402 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ty Employer. Phone 649-5334. PAGE TWELVE-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 22. 1»76 ACROSS 2 Cooled, Answer to Previous Punie MANiniESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Clonn., Wed., Dec. 22, 1976 - PAGE THIRTEEN-B 3 Beverages i K T s Arffef.« tor 8 ./. 1 Cherry seed 4 Ornate Apwtmwils For Sont U Aparlmonti For Pont BS Airtoa For M o 91 6 Equivoque A N N e 0 Charlaa M. Schultz 4 Milky gem R 0 0 E D mediterranean shelving WE HAVE customers waiting 8 Unconcealed 6 Node____ T 0 M S PARTS Department nowopen 12 Frozen water orbuts unit, attaches to wall. for the rental of your apart Saturdays. Complete line of opportunity Excellent condition, paid ment or home. J.D. Real Dear Abby 13 Inferior In size 7 Poetic 1100., will sell for Also OMUTO m m if liiK i Chrysler parts. Chorches UMIHtery 8 Wntem- Estate Associates, Inc. 646 Large variety of ApartmanU and Motors. 6463648. hemlsphere KNoCf^eO BUT X selling Ventura six string 1980. Townhoaiei throughout . assistant guitar and case, 635. Mancheiter. By Abigail Van Buren 16 Pod vegetable organization ^('OUKETO ^ I HAP a 6RANPFATHER HE AUDAfS SAID THAT YOU START THE FIRST Excellent condition. 64^9263. JtMrtaf Oflfet opoff