" . Outside today ' •».% Qixasional snow mixed with sleet or freezing rain tonight; temperatures mm rising into the 20s. Mixed precipitaUon ilj^- changing to rain Wednesday; highs in fhe 30s,Outlook: showers or flurries ending ' -/ ^ t ^ Thursday; fair Friday and Saturday. Mamh^iitr-—A City of Viltage Chof^ ||10HTEEN ' MfNCEfiWl, JOE5KOAY, OECifiMBBR isl 1«7 ^-’VOL. Xbva. N|. «2 Dorm fire kills seven at college
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A four-alarm fire possibly caused by faulty Christmas lights or a hair dryer raged through part of a Providence Coilege dormitory before dawn today, killing seven coeds and injuring 15 others. “I don’t think I’m ever going to be able to go back in there,” said stu dent Suzanne Green of Lowell, Mass., who lived on the third floor of -f. the four-story red brick building. The school was ordered closed at noon, to reopen on Jan, 9. Final semester examinations Were to begin : 7-' on Wednesday with the 3,600 students /S* % beginning the Christmas holiday season next week. “We’re more concerned with the tragedy right now than examinations," said college spokesman Joseph McAleer. Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy went to the scene for a personal look at the dis aster and to talk with students. The fire broke out at 3 a.m. on the top floor of Aquinas Hall, which housed 300 students. It had no sprinklers or outside fire escapes, but recently had undergone fireproofing. Hundreds of blanket-covered coeds were driven into the 17 degree cold until they could be sheltered elsewhere. Snow covered the campus Rescue at fatal fire around the red brick building. Left, unidentified student shows fear and covers up from heavy smoke as she awaits Students from surrounding rescue in upper window of Aquinas Hall after fire broke out early today at Providence buildings helped get some of the (R.I.) College. Above, firefighter helps the woman down ladder after general alarm fire coeds out — breaking windows in some instances — and helped firemen swept the dorm. (Mike Delaney photo copyrighted by The Providence Journal Bulletin, via by hauling hoses, moving parked cars UPI) and raising ladders to young women screaming for help from upper win dows. "The fire doors kept the blaze from spreading beyond one corner of the Map error will change housing plans top floor,” said the Rev. Aloysius Begley, alumni chaplain at the By GREG PEARSON the location of the building or to alter "They feel they have made an right of first refusal on the parcel but "not the time to speak in favor or not Roman Catholic school. and ALICE EVANS the construction plans. error,” he said. is not expected to be interested in in favor of the retirement center.” Two young women died when they The problem concerning the south The state DOT official, who asked buying the land. Will the church be able to use its leaped from a fourth-floor window as Herald Reporters i side boundary of the proposed to remain nameless, said that the 'The applicants also could shift Hartford Road parking lot if the flames began to engulfed them. An error was made in the sur project was first mentioned at a Dec. state owns property in varying dis slightly the location of the housing center becomes a reality was one of Eyewitnesses said the two were veying of property for the proposed 5 public hearing on the proposal. tances north of the non-access line. project or reduce the size of the the concerns of Robert Von Deck, afraid to wait any longer for a ladder Wesley Retirement Center, and a Douglas Prior, a land surveyor The state-owned land extends from building to meet the distance who opposes the sale of the church to arrive. change in the plans for the 100-unit from Tolland, said that a non-access ten to 30 feet into the property that requirements, Kolasa said. He said land for the center. He cited the uses "Everyone on the ground was housing project for the elderly ap line bordering the Interstate highway had been considered part of the that this step might require another permitted on the tax-exempt retire yelling to them to stay calm." said parently will have to be made. 86 connector was used as the border project parcel by the applicants, he public hearing. ment center, which according to freshman Molly MeSague of Town The mistake was confirmed by of the project site. He said that the said. He was unsure whether the regulations “shall be devoted to send, Mass. “They broke the window both a state Department of Transpor actual boundary is only 15 feet from Kolasa said that the applicants purchase and addition of the property elderly or handicapped housing and with their fists. They waited til the tation official and attorney Renard the proposed three-story building could purchase the entire strip of would require another public related accessory uses. " This would fire was right behind them, then two Kolasa, who represents the site. land owned by the state. The strip hearing. Town Planner Alan Lamson prevent the church from using its jumped. A hook-and-ladder truck applicants for the proposed project. Zoning regulations would require extends the 800-foot length of the was pot available this morning to present parking lot, he said. rescued the third. " The project is planned for a site on ■ that the building be 45-feet from the proposed site. clarify the matter. Von Deck also felt the parking lot A dozen of the injured were the South United Methodist Church’s boundary. The applicants would have to buy Monday night, the congregation of is presently in violation. Records in hospitalized for burns and smoke in campus near the intersection of Attorney David Call, who only the strip that is in line with the South United Methodist Church voted the Planning Office show that no ap halation. Manchester’s Main Street and Hart represented a group opposed to the building, but it might be just as easy to extend the Wesley Retirement proval was given by the PZC or the The cause of the fire was under in ford Road. project, said that this factor alone to buy the entire 800-foot strip, which Center's option for purchasing the Zoning Board of Appeals for the lot. vestigation. City and state fire of The applicants for the project — should lead to denial of the project by is about nine-tenths of an acre, he proposed site for the center. Several other members of the con ficials refused comment. They were the church and Wesley Retirement the Planning and Zoning Commis said. The 68 to 54 vote approved exten gregation spoke both in favor and checking whether the fire was Center Inc. — have two paths they sion, which conducted the public The state official from DOT said ding the option, which was scheduled against approving the option. possibly caused by faulty Christmas can follow to correct the problem, hearing. The PZC would have to that he expects the state would be to expire Dec. 31, to Dec. 31, 1978. Jbe moderator said that when the lighting or a hair dryer. Kolasa said. One would be to grant a special exception to allow the willing to sell the parcel. The moderator, the Rev. Rene retirement center is approved by the "We share the deep sense of loss purchase property from the state and project to be built. “The reason we obtained it is Bideaux of Bolton, district PZC and comes back to the church to with the parents of the students who an application for such a purchase Kolasa said that the firm that did because it is of little use to anyone superintendent, told the congregation purchase the land, there will be died today, for we too mourn these has already been filed with the state, the surveying work for the project’s but the state,” he said. he would rule out of order any other many questions to be answered deaths within our college family." he said. The second would be to shift applicants has been contacted. The Town of Manchester has the point of discussion and that it was before the sale is completed. said the Rev. Thomas Peterson, college president, who was visibly shaken as he talked with reporters. Bodies of six victims were taken to Buckley steps down a temporary morgue set up in the campus chapel. A seventh victim, Today’s news summary identified as Jackie Botelho of from library board Bristol, R.I.. was dead on arrival at CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - A 28- Security funding legislation for Roger Williams Hospital. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The By JUNE TOMPKINS animously approved. "We didn't even think there was a man Israeli delegation arrived in congressional passage. National Center for Health Heriilil Rt'porlrr Ruth Tucker was re-elected fire until we got into the stairwell. Cairo today for preparatory talks Statistics said today Hawaiians But a spokesman for Sen. secretary. with Egyptian leaders on ending William Roth, R-Del., author of After serving as chairman of the Then we saw the smoke. There were live longer than Americans living Other board appointments are as a lot of kids hanging from windows three decades of conflict in the the college tax credit proposal, Manchester library board for more in any other state. follows: Roger Bagley, chairman of and yelling and coming down Middle East. said not all details of such an than 25 years, William E. Buckley It said residents of the nation’s the personnel committee assisted by ladders. Two of them jumped. " said The El Al Boeing 707 was agreement have been worked out. Monday night stepped down from his capital have the shortest life Mary LeDuc; Ruth Tucker, chair Mary Morrissey of New York City, decorated with Israeli and Egyp His plan has delayed action on office, saying it was time for a expectancy, two years lower than man of the Whiton committee also an Aquinas resident. tian flags and its nose was painted Social Security. change in leadership. 'in any other state. assisted by Marge Flynn. "Seven to 10 girls were at the win with the words “Shalom” in Mondale made his statement tq Buckley began the meeting with The figures, based on .the Diana asked Mrs. Flynn to con dows screaming Get us down.' Hebrew and “Salaam” in Arabic reporters at a White House the first item of business on the agen decade ending in 1971, also found tinue serving as chairman of the There were not enough engines to get — the words for “peace.” breakfast meeting, but did not say da which was organization of the the life expectancy of a black in library developmental planning com them down. Kids from the dorms exactly who was involved in the library board. America fell to 60 years for the mittee assisted by Bagley. LeDuc, helped put up ladders to get them out BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P I)- In a same decade. Black women agreement. “ I have served continuously on the and Buckley. Diana said he would related development. Secretary of board since 1944,” he began, “and and brought blankets for the girls averaged 68.3 years for the same serve in an ex-officio capacity on all who were burned. " said sophomore State Cyrus Vance, trying to period. HARTFORD (UPI) - Police have enjoyed it thoroughly.” 3 say a 78-year-old retired minister committees. John Colusardo of Garrison. N Y. enlist Arab support for the Cairo Current life expectancy in the He continued, “I do not want to Mrs. Flynn and John Jackston. fatally shot Jeffrey DeVilla, 14, of Six students were admitted to conference, landed in Lebanon United States for all races is 69 continue as chairman, and I think it’s Hartford as DeVilla apparently head librarian, met with Town Roger Williams and two were today on the fourth leg of his six- years for a man and 76.7 for a time for a change in leadership in the Manager Robert Weiss recently to tried to break into the minister’s treated and released. Five students nation Middle East tour. woman. Hawaii had an average library board. However, I think I can apartment. discuss the library's future develop were admitted at Rhode Island Vance failed Monday to per life expectancy for both sexes of still make a contribution as a Authorities said today the ment plans and asked him how to Hospital. One woman and a suade Jordan’s King Hussein to 73.6 years. member of the board, and that’s why proceed. Mrs. Flynn said Weiss participate in the Cairo talks, but minister, whose name they I accepted an appointment to (serve firefighter were taken to Miriam refused to release, heard someone suggested that the developmental Hospital. One student was taken to Hflssein did not ruled out atten WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ad on) the board again.” planning committee meet with Paul prying at his door at 6:30 p.m. St. Joseph's Hospital. ding a later conference, perhaps ' ministration officials 'say Presi Buckley added that he doesn't want Phillips, town building committee Monday. He fired a single rifle at Geneva. dent Carter is getting frustrated to lose touch with the board chairman, as Phillips has had con Shot wliich passed through the with the absence of substantitive members and that he feels he can siderable experience with architects, closed dour and struck DeVilla in Progress was reported Monday action on his energy package. contribute to the government of heating and temperature control the chest, police said. ^ /C ^ in negotiations to resolve the They say Carter considers moot Manchester. engineers and other construction per nationwide coal strike. The strike the possibility of having an energy With a touch of humor. Buckley HARTFORD (UPD- sonnel, by approximately 188,000 miners measure on his desk by Christ quoted an English writer's definition Mrs. Flynn said that Phillips would in 22 states began Dec. 6 when the mas, but he still hopes the House Negligence at the Danbury federal of original sin, which is the desire to set up a meeting with the committee United Mine Workers’ three-year and Senate conferees will arrive prison contributed to the deaths of escape responsibility. five inmates and to the injuries and an architect to discuss proposed contract with the Bituminous Coal at a “basic agreement” on key “As I grow older, 1 am growing library renovations and installation Operators Association expired. provisions before the holidays. suffered by about 80 other more deeply into this kind of sin," he prisoners in the July 7 fire, of a temperature control system. It Negotiators for both sides met quipped. is Mrs. Flynn's understanding that the Connecticut NAACP said for two hours Monday in Before leaving the chair, as his last there would be no cost to the today. Washington and recessed for an WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice official act, he nominated Leo Diana, architect for this discussion. Indefinite period to allow both President Mondale said today Ben F. Andrews Jr., executive vice-president, to succeed him as in other business, the board will ,rs>- J' «$► <> J' j ' jO sides to reassess their positions. agreement has been reached to director of the Connecticut chairman. Diana was unanimously hold a workshop session Saturday. “We’re making progress and separate the issues of Social NAACP, said his investigative elected d a y s to still moving,” UMW President .Ian. 7. at Whiton Memorial Library Security and college education tax task force learned a sixth inmate A library board member for 17 Arnold Miller said. 10 w 0 r k on 1 a n g u ;i g e a n d credits, therebv freeing Social injured in the fire died Nov. 29. years, Diana in turn nominated "philosophy" in a proposed new per CHRISTMAS liuckley to serve as vice-cliairman, sonnel policy manual. :in :i|)poiiitment which was also un
r PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tmcs,, Dec. », 1W7^ I mftNChtfoTEK BVEMUNU HBKAlU, Maticlieater. Conn., lues.. Dec. 13, 1977- PAGE THREE 4 * About town )\ P eb p leta lk ^ poiico Land sale hearings on board agenda South Windsor 'The Manchester Board of Directors will ment (Commission has granted Its ap previous board approved the formation of week’s meeting. Two of the items deal South Vnndaor Police are inveatigatlng a break into the meet tonight at 8 and hold two public proval to both transactions as long as J.C. such a commission to consider conflict-of- with the appropriation of funds that have Reagan at the Monday night preview of a "Fred The outreach board and parish life committee of Just chinwagging has announced the line-up for its of the year. ’The best animal act- Professional Building at 43$ Buckland Road. Police said hearings concerning the sale of land for Penney guarantees it will build In town. A interest matters, but the approval became already been received for educational costume exhibition at the Metabpolitan Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at Auntie Marne and the first lady shared a "Georgie” awards, to be presented Jan. 8 the Bird.” no forced entry was made Into the bulldi^ Itaeif but the the town’s proposed industrial park. similar contingency approval is expected void when appointments were not made projects. Museum, son John t!*. Kennedy Jr. was off the church. luncheon Monday in New York, and in Las Vegas, Nev. doors on four offices were forced. The board Is being asked to approve the from the directors. within 30 days. 'Thus, this board, elected in The third item, and the only one of any on a party of his own. '' Marion Tanner — the real-life model for Steve hbrtin and Totie Fields are male Cardinal Santa Claus ■ ' In Reflexion of view, a printing shop, numy com- sale of about 162 acres of land to the J.C. . 'The board also will be asked to approve November, will reconsider the matter. dispute, concerns extending a tax exemp The Over 60 group of North United Methodist Church the famous character created by her He showed up at New York City’s and female comedy stars of the year. Top ponoita of a typesetting madiine were t^en, there was Penney Co. at a cost of {3,248,500, 'This a tax treaty for J.C. Penney. 'The agree 'The matter of such a commission had tion for solar heating equipment to include Tavern on the Green to help John ’Travolta Cardinal Terence Cooke usually has will meet Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the church. nephew, Patrick Dennis — loved It. singers of the year are Engelbert exten sive d an u ge to other equipment, a stereo w as taken sale could take place after the town buys ment says that for the first seven years been an issue in the early part of the cam installations to existing structures. celebrate the opening of his latest film, more weighty matters on his hands than Rosalynn Carter dropped in on Miss Humperdinck and Barbra Streisand, and and papers were thrown about, police said. about 95 acres from the State of Connec- the firm will not be taxed at a rate greater paign, but both parties reached a com During the summer, the board approved "Saturday Night Fever.” playing surrogate for Santa Claiis, but he Memorial flowers for South United Methodist Church Tanner at the Greenwich Village rest honors for best song and dance act go to MUaina Graphic Center was entered but nothing was ticutat cost of $2,141,714. Separate public than 25 cents per square foot. promise during October. a tax exemption for solar heating equip Meanwhile, at Studio 54 — the Big Shirley MacLaine. turned out to fill the role Monday. reported disturbed or taken. should be at the church by Saturday noon. home where she now lives. He joined New York City’s Mayor^lect hearings will be held for both transactions. The board also will consider the forma 'The directors will act on three public ment included in new construction. 'This Apple’s disco of the celebrities — fhshion Donny and Marie Osmond are the top At the Institute of 'Trichology, a beauty supplier, beauty amendment would extend the exemption Says Miss Tanner, “ We just Ed Koch at the Waldorf-Astoria to help 'The Manchester Economic Develop tion of a charter revision commission. The hearing items that were discussed at last chinwagged. It was a very pleasant con designer Ralston was throwing a party for vocal team, and Shields and Yamell win supplies, a radio, calculator and some items of clothing to additions to present buildings. Bianca dagger. Rock star husbiind Mick both as top novelty act and as rising stars distribute gifts to more than 100 children were reported missing. versation— like you’d have with any char from the city’s Foundling Hospital. Theater Schedule ming luncheonmate. She’s a charming, dagger was invited— reportedly for public 'The building’s office was also entered but only a desk simple, forthright and loveable woman.” reconciliation In a marriagd-reported on ornament was reported missing. GET A program will coordinate art the skids in recent months. Tuesday I’arty lime NEWINGTON* AND •VERNON CIRCLE Vernon U.A. Theater 2 — Oh Georgie roster A program designed to coordinate arts Showcase Cinemas — "Last While Jacqueline Onassis joined IL can n. la in. iisi, kmktn cm Steven Beauvais, 17, of Dailey Circle, Rockville, was from and contribute greatly to an en for CETA and has artistic talents should A third step is to maintain records that God!" 7:15-9:15 ’The American Guild of Variety Artists in Mimdester will be started soon after Tango In Paris" 2:15-7:20- U.A. Theater 3 — "Star Claudette Colbert and Ronald and Nancy IMlMilMaIMMeCMrn'ilniU) charged Monday with fourth-degree larceny (shoplift- counter with the arts. 'The Arts Encounter obtain an application from the human ser would present an arts history in 9:55; "Looking for Mr. Good- fit int lit ntf ting). 'The complaint was made ^ K-Mart, Vernon Cir the first of the year, Alan Mason, director is designed to provide such artists,” a vices office. Manchester. Wars" 7:00-9:15 of human services and head of the bar" 2:00-7:10-9:55; "Heroes” Vernon Cine 1 — "The • m • niMM cacu Mime com cle. A juvenile was referred to juvenile authorities in con report submitted to the Board of Direc “We see the program as a flexible 'The fourth step is to develop a working 2:20-7:30-10:00; "Another Chicken Chronicles" 7:30-9:30 |EiHUlfll4i) nection with the same Incident. Beauvais Is scheduled to Manchester Arts (Council, said today. tors said. program adapting to whatever skills we artists program, which would provide an Man, Another Chance” 2;10- Vernon Cine 2 — "Cousin m -m r appear in Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Jan. 11. 'The Arts Council received approval The board last month gave its approval have in the community,” he said. opportunity for potential arts par 7:10-9:45; “ Young Cousine” 7:15-9:15 N«xt to Slwlioy'i riuo Alan Faircloth, 18, of 34 Hublard Drive, Vernon, was Monday for 20 Comprehensive Employ to the proposal and the 20 CETA positions The program is designed now to Include ticipators to learn about experiences and Frankenstein" 2:30-7:20-9:36 MON., rues., WH). 104 ment 'Gaining Act positions it had sought. were certified Monday by the Hartford of U.A. Theater 1 - "Fun With t % r charged this morning with reckless driving in the parking four different types of activities. programs available to them. THUaS.-HI. 'Tll«*SAT. TI16 The CETA jobs, created through 'Title Dick and Jane” 7:00; "Bobby iMNaHia lot at Rockville High School. He was released on his fice of (Comprehensive Manpower, which One would be to establish a communica 'These steps might be changed depen M .A n M a M M , VI of the federal employment program, Deerfield” 9:00 Showcase promise to appear In court In ^ k v llle , Jan. 11. is the area coordinator of the CETA tion center that would provide informa ding on the type of people who apply for Ellington will be us«l for a one-year project called program. tion about Arts Encounter and existing the CETA positions. Cinemas Beautiful Looks, Beoufiful Sound Arts Encounter. hbson said that he expects to have some Mason said that the Arts Encounter M0N.-TUES WHh H.F.S.H. B axdUAlva tarvica State police are investigating the report of a burglary arts organizations. IHTERStAtEM Title VI provides employment for of the positions filled by the first week in Another step would be to research and program will have an office above 'The EXITSe and attempted sexual assault. 'The alleged incident Both Dines “LUNCHEON MENU — MON..FRI..lli00.2:00” projects that will last for one year. JanuaiV. That means interviewing will identify structures or construction Penny Saver 'Thrift Shop on Purnell Place. m V ER LA M E happened in a private home in Woodside Acres in "’There is no grass roots, coordinated R O B E R n STREET begin soon. features of architectural or historical The office has not opened but will be the Ellington. program to provide services to those He asked that anyone who can qualify significance in Manchester. program's headquarters once it gets EAST HARTFORD ’QIOPPEDSTSaK { {TEAR AIIDWICE { . ' The victim was an adult female. Police said the 568-B810 1.99 9 199 groups or individuals who may benefit started. ''‘S S 'l& Z \ l woman, whose name was not given, said an unidentified T*m SOUTtS H » M « II (tXtT M) Served with baked potato, Served with french fries, BARaJUHniMINEeS lettuce & tomato, and male broke into her home and attempted to sexually J'JO • <48-9333 $2.50 til 2130P.M. Texas Toast, choice of beverage,* and “all you choice of beverage." “YAMAHA” assault her but was frightened away. Police said the vic .CHICKEN CHROWCUSpa can eat" salad. tim had some minor bruises. 117:15 • 9:15 l 9 S t ° COUSIN COUSINE {AllEBOBT { m s {1.99 nEBEANDVIGB {1.19 ReC) Burger King Served with potato, gravy, Served with cheese, tartar “API" Texas Toast, choice of sauce, french fries, and set sports event I Phone 649-5491 beverage,* and “all you choice of beverage." GQ^THEATRES EAST can eat" salad. JVC 'The Manchester Recreation Department and Burger "Beer and Wine Not Included BOBBY DEERFIELD pa King will sponsor a "Super Star” competition for all «R.(i00l)BAR TAMARA Cl 420 Rotad SO wottf — Actudty taitsd ovwr 64 watts in our own lorvks deportmont. Laodbig I FUN WITH DICK C JANE Manchester youths, at the East Side Rec over the Christ IR DIANE KEATON I PRIVATE DINING ROOM* AVAILABLE FOR slactroftk mogosioM doftn Itw quoRty ond suparior parfonnonc* of Yamaha to bo tha oeo. BURNS PARTIES, CLUB MEETINGS, SHOWERS, firmt and lurprWngfy und*rpric*d mas school vacation. “OH GOD” PO 'The events will include a track run, obstacle run, foul ETC. CALL MANAGER FOR RESERVATIONS JVC Saml-AalMmtli/MMaal Tmtabla So bffoutlfuf you might not ctva how It parfonml N't shooting, timed basketball shooting, pool, pingpong and fuly automotk brothsr woi juO rotod bttt buy. lap swim. Participants will choose six of the seven Q STAR WARS PQ HENRY Spencer St., Manchester, Enfield, Wethersfield, Avon API Alpha 51— 3-wav SoMkart ThrM-woy tpaoftor lyitwm ora bottar than 2-woy ipaakan bacatoa events. WINKLER” and Norwich locations only w fth^ tna aftkol mfd-remga of a thraa-woy you Iota tha fk M ty and dorlty. 2-woy (Competition for the 9 and 10-year-old and 11 and 12- ipaakar tyttamt era marafy a compromita prka daaign. year-old groups will be Dec. 28 at 10 a.m. The 13 and 14- Manchast«r Evening Herald ‘‘MANCHESTER SHOPRITE PLAZA year-old and 15 and 17-year-old groups will a compete Publlahed evsry evening except AND Dec. 19 at 10 a.m. Sundays and holidays. Entered at the WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE” Preregistration is required either by calling 646-1866 or Manchester, Conn. Post Office as Se SPECIAL orfg. lo l in person at the East Side Rec, weekdays between 6 and 9 cond Class Mall Matter. COMPLETE SYSTEM 780 Suggested Carrier Rates p.m. 'MEL BROOKS' Payable In Advance COMIC masterpiece :' Single copy ...... ISO jPAYMENTS AS LOW AS S15/MONTH WITH ACCEPTABLE CRE dTt I W e ek ly ...... 90t WeisS) Blackstone One m o n th ...... $3.90 m Three months ...... $11.70 rouse Six m on th s...... $23.40 joining in workshop One y e a r ...... $48.80 Mall Rales Upon Request MEnii Subscribers who fail to receive their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. PLEASE CAaTHEATRE 'The manager of Manchester and the mayor of East should telephone the circulation FOR SCREEN TIMES: Hartford will be among the participants at a Connecticut ti* iTdktery^ apd dec^ department, 647-9S46. Conference of Municipalities workshop to be held Wednesday in Meriden. Richard Blackstone, mayor of East Hartford and a The $101300000 former CCM president, will preside at a 9 a.m. session on ‘"rhe Municipal Dollar; What You Have to Work With.” Robert Weiss, Jtown manager of Manchester, will be a panel member for the first afternoon session on “How to Mwage a Modern Municipality in the Intergovernmental Plants are always phone ecu and what System.” You don't need a green thumb to make a welcome sight them flourish. Precise instructions A b o u t town during the Holiday for proper care come with them. Celebrate New Year’s Eve The larger your savings deposit, ______- with US - Our Lady of Peace Mothers Circle will meet today at 8 Season. With a savings of course, the wider your choice. p.m. at the home of Bonnie Coleman, 166 Kennedy Road. R ddf you can do about It. Show, Dancing, Hats, deposit of $100 or m oi^ See the chart for details on Noisemakers Rockville Emblem Club No. 5 will have a Christmas container sizes and prices. The • Prime Ribs of Beef 1-411, as you loiow, is the number you This year, to provide Directory party Wednesday at the Elks Lodge in Rockville. A take home a plant. • Baked Shrimp Dinner call when you can't find a number in your Assistance service to Corinecticut, it will potluck at 6:30 p.m. will precede the meeting at 8. plants are on display at all SBM offices. Members are asked to bring a grab bag gift. • 1 AM - Breakfast served phone book. cost $10,330,000 (does not include equipment Your choice of jade, Aralia, Availabilities of specific plant varieties and $35.00 a coupia by advance reservation nnly P/UB our Holiday Monut Every day, Directory Assistance iuid facilities). Memorial Temple, Pythian Sisters, will meet tonight at Umbrella, Rubber Tree,more than container sizes may vary from office to office and operators handle hundreds of thousands of All Connecticut telephone users pay 8 at the Marine Corps League Home, Parker Street. Roll a dozen varieties of florist-Quality house week to week. The besl guarantee of wide selection -TUES.-THUR8. 8PECIAL8- call will be observ^. Refreshments will be served. is early action. CRABMEAT EN CASSEROLE ...... $6.98 requests for numbers - most of them for this bill. plants from around the world. Ttiey Manchester Barracks, World War I Veterans, and SCALLOPS EN CASSEROLE...... $0.95 numbers already listed in your phone book. Everyone can help hold down that cost. It's come in four, six, eight, and ten-inch Money must remain on deposit for 180 days. TENDERLOIN OF BEEF MARSALA...... $6.95 Unfortunately—the volume of calls each easy, and it's simple, and it's fast. Whenever Auxiliary will have a Christmas dinner Sunday at 1 p.m. Passbook must be stamped, at the VFW Home. Reservations close Thursday and may pots and are ready to give that beautiful limit one per account. be made with Mrs. Florence Streeter, 643-7963. year keeps growing— and so does the cost. you possibly can, use your phone book. green touch to your home or office.
Concordia Lutheran Church has two meetings Flanl initial deposit scheduled for tonight. 'The Catechetics Class will meet at S ize $100. $500. $2,500. {SiOOD. 6:30 in the Church School Wing, and the Adult Study 4' too Free 2 Frcf 4 Free Group, at 8 in the church room. 6" 5 0 0 3.00 1 Free 2 Free 8" 1000 7.00 5.00 1 Free Trinity Covenant Church will have the third in its 10" 16.00 13.00 IlOO 6 0 0 RESERVE NOW^o^f Wednesday evening Advent series tomorrow at 7:15 at the church. Pastor Norman Swensen’s meditation will be "Christ Is Love." Soloists are Charles Lunn and Mrs. more, you may purchase additional plants as follows: ' i i i Audrey Rood. Fiant MA MA MIAS CATERERS Cost c o st 748 Tolland Tnpke. Manchester Temple Chapter, OES, will have its annual Christmas size size TEL. M6-7538 Vesper Service Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Tem 4" 3 0 0 8 ' 12.00 ple. After the service, there will be a Christmas party in 6 ' 7 0 0 10" 17.50 cluding a grab bag. Officers will wear colored gowns. GALA NEW YEARS EVE PARTY PROMCHION ENDS DEC. 23,1977 featuring music by “NOBODYS CHILDREN” (one of the great Conn. Sound Prod. Bands) BLUE HORIZON JU S T IN CASE BAND O’GOLD NOBODYS CHILDREN MAIN ST. A FABULOUS BUFFET WILL , . _ BESEBVED7PM-9PM RoBBt b M l BU |UB, roast chlcksn, turksy, am. cheese, provolona chsese, boiled ham, salami, peppered beef, Some tips on how to get inoK out of your phone ilook: A franks, Italian sausage, a pappera, klalbssa a saurkraut, meatballs » sauce, shells A mast u u c s, hot roastsd potatoes, potato salad, macaroni A n You'll fiiul L'mci);cni;y niun- n Numbers for>;ovemment Norfolk Island Pine Umbrella Flanl tuna salad, toaaad salad, cola slaw, calary, plcklaa. YlKca Cane PlanI b d e F lan l Olivas, rolls A buttsr, cottae, taa, A Ice craam. Ik t s (fire, police, metliCall jast in (itfiees (city eoiuity state, federall A minialure evergreen with a Pirfect for fix- dry air of txiuses A rugged native of the Southwest Enjoys full sun, but with shade side the front cover of your btuik. are all up front in the white pa>;es. "layered look" aixl apaitmenis $35. a couple Limit 125 Couples and other semi arid climates during hottest hours. “Make your parties up early.” n When you ItMtk up ;i num- ■ For'1 1 umbers iiot in yttur A tradition of banking excellence Noise makort. Hate, Sol ups. Ice her you'll prohibly call iijtain, hiK)k, call 1-411. Then write Put Him In Chains Tor Christmas! QIasaea Included — B.Y.O.B. With lustrous gold or silvery links for his neck underline or circle it. Next time them ilown in the space provided or wrist. Or give him a ring lor his finger and The Savings Bank of Manchester For reaervatfons call 646-7558 you'll find it easier. on tlie inside back cover. one lor his keys. We've all sorts ol ways to Manchester. East Hartford, » u lh Windsor. Ashford, Andover, and Bollon. TIcketa In advance only keephim happily and handsomely Intrigued. Member FDIC. Come sge our distincllve line-up of gilt {ewelry / 7 / • lor men., Dancing 9 PM - 3 AM ’-r# .rl .
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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn , Tues., Dec. » , 1977 M A N G lES^gj^gllN G HERAIJ), Manchester. Oinn.. Tues.. Per. 13, 1977 — PAGE FIVE Anti-delinquency plan A b o u t tow n fflaurliPstFr turning Hpralft O p en forum Manchester — A City of Village Charm Estelle Carpenter Circle of Community Baptist Church abandoned by agency will meet tonight at 7:45 at the home of Mrs. Robert Burt, Founded Oct. 1. 1881 M /jO v fK f" 21 Hlghview Road, South Windsor. Me^ce' Audit Bj'eaj of Cifcuiatio*^ Mer-oe< United Press fr.ternabo«*l Support all sports Efforts by social services agency The initial grant would have been for A service of Holy Communion. is scheduled for Published by the Manchester Publishing Co , Herald Square, AD representatives to apply for a Connecticut $40,000 for the first' year with a 10 percent Manchester, Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Justice Commlssion-s^nsored grant to commitment by the town or other local Perhaps Mr. Auster’s thoughts Riiym^ro F Robinson Edttor*Pub«sne' Haro'O E Tur«>r>9ton Manag ng Editor /N Th e W6 R 4 LD To the editor: aid thrget families in Manchester have sources. Succeeding grants for tbe next Tlie Dlaconate of Center Congregational Church will I would like to comment on the were confused by the fact that the been abandoned. two years would be in increasing amounts meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. ’The 200th anniversary “THE SHIRT WITH THE Boosters Gub did recruit some A committee under the direction of O p in io n Dec. 8 “Thoughts ApLENty” on tte local level and decreasing amounts committee, the board of Christian concern and the AMERICAN BODY AND A ^ b / Column. members at tbe home football Robert J. Dlgan, youth services director, by the federal government, Dlgan said. He stewardship committee are also scheduled to meet In this article, Mr. Auster writes games. We also had membership was unable to find local matching funds said gaining a three-year commitment of tonight at 7:30 at the church. THE EUROPEAN DESIGN” stipulated by tbe federal v a n t program. funds by the town was the main considera and I quote ‘"rhe sole sport this tables at home soccer games (rain or shine). Other members joined from ’The committee was formed in late tion on the local level. Manchester Chapter, Parents Without Partners, will group (Manchester High Boosters September after a larger group of persons The deadline for the application was PICTURE personal contact or word of mouth. I have a general meeting tonight at Community Baptist Club) is interested in is football.” involved in youth and commuidty services Dec. 1. Digan said the timing was not have to state that for a club only a (%urch, 585 E. Center St. The meeting is open to persons Full employment dream If this is true, why is it that the were Informed of the grants aimed at right either for the two privately run com few months old, we have nude great who are widowed, divorced, separated or never married IS w first recognition of any sport by this prevention of delinquency and providing plexes or for the town. and having at least one living child. club was baseball with a presentation strides and have a very enthusiastic services to target families. ’The target The concerns relating to the two areas In 1946, with millions of to reduce the unemployment of a plaque to Manchester High and supportive group. families had been designated by the group were over vandalism, housebreaks, ’The budget negotiating committee of North United young men coming home from rate to 4 percent by 1983 baseball Coach Harold Parks The board of directors of the in earlier meetings as persons living in property damage, thefts, as well as nutri Methodist Church will meet tonight at 8 at the church. war, Congress passed a law without aggravating inflation. / honoring his 100th victory? Boosters (Tlub consists of parents of Squire Village and Beechwood tion, health and other individual and fami basketball, football, soccer, softball, Apartments, two large middle-income ly needs in the two areas. An adult Bible study will take place Wednesday at 10 pledging the government to Which sounds commendable. If this is true, why is it that the first event the B i t e r s (^ub is spon tennis and swimming. complexes. a.m. at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. “use all practicable means. . But there simply is no soring is an awards dinner for the As a member and director of tbe .to promote maximum employ- reasonable way to guarantee high school boys’ cross country team Manchester High Boosters Gub, I Manchester Grange will have a public card party ment, production and that the current 7 percent un and the girls’ swim team? can personally assure tbe people of Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange Hall. purchasing power” in this employment rate will be If this is true, why is it that our Manchester that the goal of this organization is to encourage and sug- College workshop slated The Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of Center country. reduced to 5 percent or 4 per long-range goal is to honor all Congregational Church, will lead a Bible study port ALL the Manchester High Some called it a ‘‘full cent or any other percentage athletic participants at Manchester Wednesday at 1:15 p.m. in the Robbins Room of the H i^ School? As our'membership School sports programs. on credits for veterans church. employment” act. President by some arbitrary date. grows and public support increases, Sincerely yours, Truman hailed it as “a com The original Humphrey- we hope to achieve this. • Norma Marshall mitment to take any and all of Hawkins bill — the one debated 189 Shallowbrook Lane A workshop on granting academic The workshop has been organized by Dr. credit for training, education and related Wayne W. Kuhnly, director of admissions the measures necessary for a during last year’s presidential experiences gained during military ser healthy economy.” campaign — would have prac at MCC, as a way to provide college vice will be held Wednesday in the representatives with Information that will NOTICE In fact, the new legislation tically commanded the govern auditorium on the main campus of enable them to evaluate military creden created no jobs. Nor did it say ment to be an employer of last / Says commentary unfair Manchester Community College (MCC). tials and documents submitted by BEAUTY TERRACE how or when the government’s resort. Never mind the cost. from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. It is being co veterans who want credit toward a college 360 MAIN ST.j_ MANCHESTER sponsored by the college and the Office of / First. ’The MHS Booster Gub did degree for knowledge and experience commitment would be carried Just do it. An open letter to Len Auster: Veterans’ Affairs of the State Board of SANDY WILBANKS not sponsor the Illing Junior High earned in the service. out. This bill, said Rep, George The president has I have subscribed to The Higher Education. Only about five percent of the 9,000 School football dinner. It was a WILL WORK SATURDAYS H. Bender, R-Ohio, ‘‘is a succeeded, at least, in preser Manchester Evening Herald for nine About 75 persons. Including directors of veterans enrolled as students in Connec potluck supper supplied entirely by z. teen years, but after reading your admissions, registrars, veterans’ coor ticut have received credit for previous CALL 643-1644 FOR APPOINTMENT fraud.” ving the principle of full the mothers of the players. dinators and academic deans from 35 commentary in the Dec. 8 issue, I am military training and experience, accor Now, 31 years later, a new employment without commit Second. ’The MHS ^ s t e r Gub’s colleges and universities in Connecticut seriously thinking of canceling my ding to Kuhnly. “full employment” bill has ting himself — and the country only interest was to encourage the in will attend. subscription. Putting Merit volvement of these boys in the High been endorsed by President — to a deluge of inflationary It is beyond me how such third * A ' Carter and sent to Congress for spending a few years down the rate, cynical “journalism” is School Total Athletic Program. • •• ’Two years ago I told you that you action. And the aims of the line. allowed to be printed by this on the Bench were unworthy of being a so called new bill are just as murky The danger, of course, is that newspaper, especially on the sports “sportswriter,” and your recent today as they were in 1946. future congresses will use page. TTie comic or obituary section commentary certainly verified Just The bill’s sponsors. Sen. Humphrey-Hawkins as a By IRA R. ALLEN committee, called it “one of the best that. , would be more appropriate. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President classic examples of log-rolling.” Huburt H. Humphrey, D- justification for creating a lot Your commentary was both unfair Mrs. William Ogden Carter will have a chance to "shape The House committee bill, unlike Minn., and Rep. Augustus of expensive make-work jobs and unfactual. Now let me give you a 137 Branford St. L the face of justice for a generation” the Senate’s, calls on Carter to fill Hawkins, D-Calif., see it as a at taxpayer expense. Manchester FOR YOUR CO.NTEMI’OHARV « AY OK LIFE when Congress delivers him next the slots it creates strictly on merit couple of true facts: basic commitment to do In truth, the only sure path to year one of the fruits of his election by setting up mechanics for indepen Hennessy combines European sophistication with whatever needs to be done to full employment is a healthy victory — a political plum dangling dent selection panels like those smart American tailoring in a longer, leaner look — for today’s contemporary way of life. Distinctive put people to work. economy. That means keeping almost 150 new federal judgeships. already in use by senators from 13 HIS GIFT (FOR HER CAR) HER GIFT (FOR HIS DESK) styling. Superb taste and quality. Features the unique, A more sober interpretation inflation under control by But within that gift lies a potential states. The House committee refused Not a football club new B87 collar for maximum comfort — and a smooth, is that the bell is nothing more avoiding excessive govern conflict between the prerogative of to go along with the Senate provision crisp look that stays wrinkle-free, 65% Polyester. 35% senators to control the nomination of to carve a new circuit court from the Dear editor: than a set of flexible employ ment spending, a ballooning in sports. Also, it was an opportunity cotton. Machine washable and dryable, $18.00. federal judges in their states and sprawling 5th Circuit that covers I find it surprising that The ment goals that even the presi money supply and un to solicit new members from the Carter’s 1976 campaign promise that Dixie. Manchester Herald would keep on its parents who attended. dent concedes may never be warranted wage and price “all federal judges and prosecutors Sponsors of the nonbinding merit staff a person who has to use second-, The other trophies presented to the MifirBi I ’ll reached. decisions by labor and should be appointed strictly on the amendment say it is designed to help third- and fourth-hand information, outstanding inembers of the Illing^ The stated goal of the bill is management. basis of merit without any considera Carter fulfill his pledge. “His selec rely on initiating controversy, and team were purchased by Illing. Mr. tion of political aspect or influence. ” tions will shape the face of justice for print complete falsehoods in order to Auster was invited to attend, a'nd There is little question about the a generation,” said Reps. Romano fill his column. would have known this had he chosen need to expand the courts or the need Mazzoli, D-Ky., John Seiberling, D- I am referring, of course, to Lenny to be there. to have qualified judges fill the new Ohio, and Robert McQory, R-Ill. Auster whose column is entitled The Boosters Club has plans for Truth in charity positions. The question is how many “Merit selection of federal judges is "Thoughts ApLENty" — that's a honoring other teams, and is NOT a judges are needed and how they will especially important because federal laugh! I don't think Mr. Auster has football club. Mr. Auster finds the .I*- be appointed. judges are appointed for life.” given any thought to the gross idea of the Boosters Club It may be coincidental, but few years ago and spent only Expanded in 1970 Opponents of the move contend the amount of damage he has done to ■'revolting" Being as kind as I can BARGAINS! the nation’s Catholic bishops $500,000 of it on charitable Senate Republican Leader Howard current system of patronage — Manchester High School's sports possibly muster. Mr. Auster's have chosen a good time — the work. Baker wryly notes the tendency “to theoretically checked by the Senate program. He has dwelt on the column is revolting! beginning of the holiday season The new rules also stipulate spawn new judges in Democratic ad confirmation process — has worked negative aspect of every situation, The Herald is a town newspaper ministrations,” although the last well: most sitting judges, including and rarely has correct information. CHANNELS-NOT 23! REALISTIC-NOT BRANDXI — to try to eliminate that requests for money be and should at least print some time the judiciary was expanded was Supreme Court justices, came from He is not respected by coaches, questionable fund-raising prac truthful, that no money be positive attitudes toward our sports in 1970, under Richard Nixon. political ranks and are also highly athletes or townspeople because of events. Mr. Auster's reporting is the tices by Catholic organizations raised for “undefined future Ironically, it was the Watergate af qualified. his inept handling of sports coverage. and groups. one bad apple which reflects poorly needs” and that regular finan fair and the impeachment hearings A political problem A journalist's job is to print news as on the entire newspaper. LARGE, LED DIGITAL that kept Congress from getting Naming judges “is a political Meeting in Washington, the cial reports be issued telling it exists, not to try to stir up con Dianna Troy around to the court expansion bill in problem and one for which the presi bishops issued a new set of how much money was raised troversy. 39 Ashworth St. CHANNEL READnUTSi 1973, 1974 and 1975 and, "Once into dent should be held politically ac rules for Catholic charities and how the money was spent. Mr. Auster misinformed your Manchester the election year (1976) then politics countable,” says Rep. Charles that might well be applied to readers in an article in Thursday's It’s too bad the bishops may have been a factor,” explains a Wiggins, R-Calif. paper concerning a banquet which (Editor's note: Dianna Troy is the other worthy causes. J haven’t been equally knowledgeable Senate source. Carter has already set up indepen the Manchester High School Boosters wife of Bill Troy, the Illing Junior The rules require, for exam enthusiastic about a proposal What he meant was the dent panels to give him a pool of five Club gave for the Illing Junior High High School football coach. Mr. ple, that “funds collected be in Congress to make all Democratic majority was in no mood qualified people for each circuit footbail team. The Boosters Club did Auster claims that it was Mr. Troy used for the intended purpose charities — religious and to let a Republican president fill all court vacancy. But he kept the dis NOT give a banquet. Each family who told him about the potluck trict courts in the political realm. dinner for the Illing football tbam and not be absorbed by secular — state on each fund those judgeships — more than have brought a main dish, and it was a So far. Carter has named 10 circuit and that it was sponsored by the excessive fundraising costs.” ever bwn available before. It waited potluck supper. raising letter what they do until this year, with a Democrat in judges and 21 district judges — all of The Boosters Club, however, Manchester High Boosters Club. Mr. This apparently is aimed at with the money they collect. the White House, to start moving. them Democrats, some of them graciously purchased a team trophy Troy denies making that statement. preventing scandals like the The new rules are a step in The Senate bill adds 35 new circuit cronies of Democratic members of and individual medals for each team Mr, Auster says. "I do apologize to ■vA’i one involving the Pallotine the right direction, though, and court judges and 113 district judges. Congress. He has fired two crusading member. those members of the Boosters Club Fathers of Baltimore, who should make it easier for The House Judiciary Committee has Republican U.S. attorneys, and of the This was done in an effort to en with interests in other sports who raise more than $20 million a donors to decide which approved 110 district judges, and the 56 prosecutors he has named, all but courage the players who will be at may be offended. It was caused by R e g . R e g . House wili act on the bill early next one have been Democrats. the high school in the fall to continue misinformation supplied me.") charities merit their financial year. Chances of the Senate adopting the support. Kept adding positions merit provision next year are dim, The House version came out of sub congressional sources say, although MOBILE 169^. committee with 81 district judges, the trend by senators on their own is BASE 179^?. Other editors say but members of the full committee toward bipartisan nominating pan • She Can Check Traffic, Road Conditions! He Can Communicate With You in Your Carl kept adding positions, singing els. • T h o u g h ts A new standard of excellence in dress shirts. Impec “Hearts and Flowers” renditions of Report an Emergency! jGet Directions! In a way, the Senate’s political in • • Doubles as a Mobile Radio on Vacations! cable good taste. Smartly tailored for a longer. leaner enormous court backlogs in their stincts might lead It toward the Newport (R.I.) Daily News: released to subscribing editors “The • Makes Any Trip Safer, Quicker, More Fun! A Must for Businessmen and Women! look. Unique, new B87 collar for maximum comfort — states and the “hard working” merit language without much • It is exactly bwause both Presi 10 Most Forgettable Stories of 1977.” and a smooth, crisp look that stays wrinkle-free. 65% nature of the judges. pushing because, as the conventional Polyester/35%1 cotton. $16.00. "Van Heusen ... We dent Sadat and Prime Minister Begin We doubt there will be serious dis Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tex., the wisdom goes, every time a senator Make Shirts for Your American Body and Your Euro have impeccable nationaiistic agreement with the UPI’s roster: (1) Some things are useless when eyes of the Lord, second-ranking Democrat on the makes a patronage appointment he pean Soul." credentiais, patriotism that cannot Billy Carter and Billy beer, (2) Amy broken. Others are useless until and A sinner must come to himself creates 99 enemies and one ingrate. before he ever comes to God. Convic be impugned, that the best chance for Carter’s tree house, (3) Lillian unless broken. Our lives fall into this last category as we must be broken tion brings repentance; contrition; peace in the Middle East may exist Carter’s daily bourbon highball in the brokenness. In God’s wise counsel, at this moment. This act, plus the White House, (4) Jody Powell’s false before we can be made and used bv God. our lives must be broken before they less pressing but still great need of tip about Senator Percy’s airplane A lm a n a c The power of conviction is the only can be made. others in the area for peace develop travels, (5) Bert Lance reported means of bringing a man to the “The sacrifices of God are a ment, may dictate the beginning of ready to endorse beer called “Over spiritual mirror where he can see broken spirit; a broken and a contrite the end of Middle Eastern hostilities. draft,” (6) Farrah Fawcett-Majors By United Press International In 1862, an estimated ll,oou himself as he really is. It is here, at heart, 0 God, thou wilt not despise.” As President Sadat said in the (Psalm 51:17) / EA R E a A L quits Charlie’s Angels, (7) Cheryl Today is Tuesday, Dec. 13, the Northern soldiers were killed or this crucial point of conviction, that he sees himself, not through his own Submitted by: Egyptian parliament on his return Ladd joins Charlie’s Angels, (8) 347th day of 1977 with 18 to follow. wounded in a battle with Confederate from Israel: Jackie O’s rumored romances, (9) eyes, not through the eyes of his Rev. Marvin D. Stuart YOUR PRICE GOOD THRU M E N ’S S H O P The moon is between its new phase troops at Marye’s Heights outside "The Soviets wanted us to live in a Zero Population Growth said to neighbor, but rather, through the United Pentecostal "Where Women Like to Shop for Men" and first quarter. Fredericksburg, Va. Church DEC. 24 ONLY no-war, no-peace situation, because threaten peanut butter business, and ’The morning stars are Mars, In 1918, American soldiers of the ... they would not have a role ... if (10) New records claimed for belly Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. U.S. 3rd Army crossed the Rhine HOLIDAY STORE HOURS; peace were established.” dancing, underwater swimming, The evening star Is Mercury. river at Koblenz, Germany, during CHOICE : CHMCl IT imST STORES) We imagine that others, especially lawn mower riding, and the oldest Those bom on this date are under World War I. 903 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA Sadat’s main financial backer, the female parachute jumper. the sign of Sagittarius. In 1975, Australia's conservativec Most ilems MANCHESTER VERNON conservative Saudi Arabians, also SMART SAHTAS SHOP EARLY... MOST STORES OPEN LATE HtGHTS 'TIL CHRISTMAS We are pleased that UPI, which Clark Mills, American sculptor of defeated the Liberal Party in ar Y e ste rd a y s also available ai Mon.-Friday till 8:00 Mon.-Sat. til 9:00 realize the threat posed to their provided coverage of these events, famous staues in Washington, D.C., overwhelming swing to the right. TW-emr PLAZA, Ih ru M GHAITEI OAK NAU. EaM I M M Radio Shack Radw Sal. till S:30 Sunday 12-5 Dealers monarchy by a strong Soviet has a sense of humor and is doing its was born Dec. 13, 1810. A thought for the day: Swing a UN HIITa PAIKABI. NMghNMr IpMCM’ I t HNP m PIAIA Sunday 12-5 presence in the Middle East. best to cultivate a few smiles and Look for this /haek On this day in history : federal charge repulsed at' 25 years ago 10 years ago i A DIVISION OF TAWOY COHPOflATIQN SKtri in yoiir DiAkin laughs among editors who tend to In 164% New Zealand was dis Fredericksburg, Va., Southern Gen. PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES nPKitilmrhuod Bridgeport (Conn.) Post: William A. Reichert of French Red'd, EXCHANGES NEVER A take themselves and the world too covered and named by Dutch Robert E. Lee said, “It is well that New dump regulations going into United Press International has seriously. effect. Bolton, is elected worshipful master PROBLEM AT REQALSI navigator Abel Tasman. war is so terrible, or we should get of ManchesterLodge of Masons. too fond of it.” 55 g g W WBW|gflM(Wi«MWB98W88!8gj ^ ^
PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENTXG HERALD. Manctoter. C o i- Tuei.. Dec. U. 1177 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Dec. 13, 1977- PAGE SEVEN 1125 building permits ( About town ) Professor joins College notes Public Records The Coventry Shoppe issued during November I?;' S arranly dr«d« Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma board of advisers Betty’s notebook Miss Mary Derby of She is one of about 30 The Town of M airhcsto Building misceDaneous. one; to(ri sheds, six; V ■■ ||7 Entire stoek of Daniel J. Tylak and ford, doing business as Phi win have a Christmas party Manchester has finished American undergraduates Department issued 123 permits fences, four; and signs, five. Doreen J. Tylak to Robert Dreamland IL tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. William J. Dowd, associate profesior of n e iil science her first term at Keuka participating in the Drew Dissolulion of trade daring the month of Novembo’. The department also issned three By Betty Ryder J. Young aai Susan M. Lorraine Fenton. 14 Bull Cap Road, at Manchester Community College, is senrtag as the (College in Keuka Park, University semester on the name The projects have an estimated affidavits and three permits for E31ington. Memhos will exchange N.Y., and is participating European Community, the Young, property at 78 demolitioos. college representative on the new Facility Advisory 1 0 % ^ a Robert F. Uman and cost of 8334,079, according to the secret ssto- gifts after the meeting. in the college’s annual only such program in s is . thru S.I., Dw . 17lh Bryan Drive. tSO.500. Also, the department issued S cer Council to the Board of Higher Education (BHE). Kenneth A. Fleisfamann. no monthly report. Mrs. Debra Grondin is in charge of a Field Period Program of Brussels offered by an Tol. 742-7494 Leon F Smith III and longer doing business as Both figures are less than the tificates of occqtancy, 46 electrical The council had iU first meeting recenUy during which \ri*.. 44 DEPOT ROAD, COVENTRY Robu P. Smith to Ronald permits, 28 plnnibing pennits and 19 program on Isadora Duncan, the it elected an interim chairman, Elliot S. Wolk, professor -:^rv'o'.q , work and independent American school. Metro-Media Artists and month of October when 142 pennits A graduate of Larawar J. Brown and Diane M. beating permits. d a n ^ . There wiD also be a discus of mathematics at the University of Cooneetteot. The .’Hadiaibusy week, as usual, and don’t feel as though you are missing can’t explain it to than in their study. She is receiving Metro-Media Productions. were issued for projects estimated to experience off-campus in Manchester High School, Master Charge Free Qtft Wrapping Brown, property at 81 sion on bow each of the members council was mandated by the 1977 session of the Connec almost got to meet Wilma Rudolph, any acts. native language. Evidently, accor Building perm its cost 821,821,193. of that dollar an area related to her she is a senior at Drew Chambers St.. 834.500 Correction celdirate Christmas. ticut General Assembly and its members were elected by the sprinter who became the first The aerialists were marvelous and ding to Sylvester, they carry much of John R. Duval, stove at figure, bowerer, is for the proposed academic field. University in Madison, Charles L. Sorden and An ernn' appeared in last week's the faculties of the constituent units. American woman to win three gold their food with them, so they really 19 Coleman Road. 8425. J.C. Penney project. Great Bo(4u DiscossioD Group will at one point the Civic Center She is a member of the Suzanne G Sorden to Louis story that explained Thomas and Vi The advisory council has been assigned the task of medals! at the 1960 Olympics in enjoyed the reception. N.J. Arthur F. Bodin, stove A total
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 13, 1977 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tuea., Dec. 13, 1977 Mystery victim was A labam a girl C «*<>»«• rapori j No mayor yet in South Windsor ^ fUTwo ^ Massachusetts Ittnman women tffArA were «prvpd served w w im irran^ Mon Myette is deputy mayor day by the Manchester Police Department In cdpnecUon EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - For almost The police search never ended though. Carol Patterson. She was 17 and she had Alabama authorities were asked to a year, she remained a mystery to this State and local police poured through the left her home in Prattville last Dec. 17 speak with the missing girl’s parents. with activities at a local cafe Nov. 17: j A - ; Constance T. Hein, 33, of East Hampton, arid H,oIly M. community that provided her a final thousands 61 missing persons reports to wearing clothing borrowed from a girl They took fingerprint samples from a resting piace and the adopted name of see if the 5-foot-2 brown-eyed girl with friend named Norma. deck of cards she had used often before Lavallee, 22, of South Hampton, were both a^r*t*d on after political scramble Norma. long brown hair was among them. East Hartford policeman Alex disappearing. They also picked up dental charges of public indecency. Ms. Hein was nfsb charged with prostitution. Both were eniployees at t^e prass She was struck and killed by an auto as Police circulated a picture and descrip Grimshaw thought he may have found the charts and then compared their findings By JUDY KUEHNEL Republican Councilman Streeter vote — with Republican Sills voting she wandered across Route 15 in the dark tion of her, but no one came forward to answer on a routine missing person report with information taken from the dead Hammer Cafe, 120 Charter Oak St. . , ‘r was defeated 5-3 as GOP nominee for from Alabama. Two other dancers and the permittee of the cafe wwe for Myette — I^ e tte was selected iast Christmas Eve. identify her. girl’s body. Herald Correspondent the deputy mayor’s position, with deputy mayor and presided over the On Thursday, the first crack appeared arrested on Dec. 2 on similar charges. Arrests Robert Myette emerged from Her body was unclaimed. Months later, He contacted state trooper Raphael ’The last piece of. the puzzle fell into Republican Sills and the four remainder of the council’s made Dec. 2 at the Armory Tavern, 306 MaifSt. The behind closed door caucuses and bi her identity still not known, city officials in the mystery. By Monday, an Alabama Watts, who in turn checked oubdental in place, police said, when they found out Democrats voting against him. organizational meeting. family had been told that the girl killed in arrests are a result of investigation by the f>a|^<\l hnd partisan meeting last night as deputy saw to it that Norma — a name on the belt formation on the missing persons report Miss Patterson had borrowed clothing Following a vote in favor of recess, Following the meeting Councilman a Connecticut town was their own Angela detective divisions of the Police Department.! . I mayor of the newly swom-in eight- she wore — would be buried properly. that corresponded with Norma. from her girlfriend named Norma. the council split into parties to Smith said she agreed to vote for Both women were released.on nonsurety bqndsi for member South Windsor Town Coun- caucus separately behind closed Myette because “We have a firm court appearances Jan. 9. \ ' cU. doors. commitment from him that be will The council—short one member— Myette, however, was seen shortly support Ed (Havens) for mayor If we Joseph R. Longo, 18, of 92 Winthrop Road, waS.irrested was unable to decide on a mayor; thereafter leaving the Democratic win the majority on the council.” about 2 a.m. today in connection with a disturbance at the thus Myette will preside over the Talks try to avert Meadows strike caucus, obviously upset by the twist Democratic Town Chairman Moriarty Bros, station on Center Street during )»hich a town’s governing body pending the of votes which deni^ him the deputy Robert Hornish and Councilman Neither union officials nor management last week with a federal mediator, but "We’ve been in constant touch with the shot was fired from a rifle. \ i ■ i, • selection of the ninth council By JUNE TOMPKINS at the Meadows were available for com another meeting was scheduled Meadows,” George Allen, a member of Longo was’charged with second-degree reckless en- mayor’s slot on the first ballot. Havens both confirmed the fact that member, and the selection of a “They (Democrats) went against Myette had agreed to vote for Herald Reporter ment today. However, Fred Joslyn, vice- Wednesday at 10 a.m., Thomas Carroll, the state health department said today. dangerment, breach of peace and carrying, a loaded mayor. an agreement we made that I would Havens for mayor, however Myette Contract negotiations were in effect president in charge of operations of Geri commissioner of the Federal Mediation He said the health department’s con weapon in a motor vehicle. Police said Longo discharged The council — consisting tem today between the union and management Care Nursing Centers of America, which Service said today. He gave no details of cern is that if a strike should occur, that a shot from the rifle into the air and also triied to fight be supported for deputy mayor,” said refused to confirm or deny the agree porarily of four Democrats and four ment. at the Meadows Convalescent Home on owns the Meadows and other nursing last week’s meeting. the patients would receive continual quali with a customer at the business. He was to be presented Myette. Republicans — found itself with tie It has been known throughout the Bidwell St. in an effort to avert a strike homes, did confirm that negotiations About Wednesday's scheduled meeting, ty care. in court today on the charges. ‘ Myette was then seen entering the votes for Republican Nancy Caffyn meeting with the four Republican past month of turmoil c a u ^ by the threat issued Dec. 2 between union and management were Carroll said, "We're hopeful that we can Commenting on the care quality as it Harold R. Hagenow, 37, of 332 Oakland St., wa$ charged and Democrat Edward Havens, councilpersons. malfunctioning of a voting machine District 1199, National Union of Hospital being held today. avert a strike, but one never knows.” exists under the current strike prospect with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence South Windsor Councilman Robert Myette, left, confers with Republican Councilmen nominated by their respective par and Health Care Employees, AFL-CIO, District 1199 has reopened contract Representatives from the state Allen said, “It is (standard quality) and of liquor Monday. Court date is Dec. 27, • When advised that with Myette’s in District II, that Myette was vying Lincoln Streeter and Nancy Caffyn during a recess called during the council’s ties for the mayor’s slot. participation in the GOP meeting, it for the mayor’s slot. Reportedly, he sent notices to the Meadows and several negotiations because of a law passed last departments of health, aging and mental we anticipate it will continue.” Stephen W. Youkers, 23, of Rockville, was charged with With the votes for mayor split Allen also said that admissions to the organizational meeting Monday night. (Herald photo by Kuehnel) no longer constituted a party caucus has approached numerous officials— other convalescent homes in Connecticut July affecting Medicaid reimbursement retardation have been monitoring care operating a motor vehicle while his license is suspended along party lines. Town Clerk state nursing homes involved in the labor and the closed door could be in both Democrats and Republicans — announcing their intent to strike Dec. 14 rates, and which would affect hourly wage service at the Meadows ever since the today. Court date is Dec. 27. Charles Enes called for nominations and 15 unless a contract agreement is rates of nursing home employees. strike intent notice was received. dispute have not been stopped. Rhoda E. Rossack, 39, of 147 Birch St., was charged violation of the Freedom of Informa in an attempt to gain support. for deputy mayor. tion Law — Councilwoman Cushman When asked if his reluctance to reached. Union and management officials met with third-degree burglary Monday night in connection Democrats, following decisions with a dispute with a tenant on Holl Street. Police said No one opposes subdivision unlocked the door and permitted the confirm the agreement to vote for reportedly made at a party meeting press to observe the conclusion of the Havens for mayor meant he intended she was removing furniture from the tenant’s apartment. slopes and rocky soils. to the Town Council,” he claimed. He Coventry Sunday night, nominated Myette for meeting. to seek the top position himself if the Court date is Jan. 9. However, Town Sanitarian Donald said that if the PZC required swales, deputy mayor. Parents air concerns on field trips .Oren Miles’s application for an 18- The council then reconvened and Democrats win the majority, Myette John P. Hogan, 29, of 134 Holl St., was charged with un Holmes reported that deep test pits road widening, and culverts, the Republicans nominated Lincoln 3 Manchester Board of Education tion. she was asked to sign a waiver of liability dent of schools who is in charge of lawful restraint and third-degree assault in connection lot subdivision on Stonehouse and town would have to maintain them. Mrs. Cushman nominated said, “I have no comment on that at Morancey said primary coverage for showed the land to be suitable for Streeter, members and school administration form before she drove for a class trip. transportation, said that some of the 12 with the tenant landlord dispute on Holl Street. Court Eagleville roads received no opposi “The town doesn’t have enough Republican Councilwoman Caffyn this time.” the volunteer drivers during a school func septic systems and that the driveway A roll call vote showed Republican listened Monday night to concerns of Investigating the matter of liability on her elementary schools have as many as 30 to date is Jaan. 9. tion at a Planning and Zoning Com money to maintain existing roads,” for mayor. No decision has been made about tion is too expensive and not available. sightlines were good. Holmes said Council members Mrs. Caffyn, several parents of Waddell School own, Mrs. Garrison said she found that in 50 of the field trips in a year. The average Lois V. Puzzo, 54, of 139 W. Middle Turnpike, was mission (PZC) public hearing Mon Olmstead declared. Democratic Councilwoman Smith how the ninth council member will be Secondary insurance coverage for the in more test pits must be dug, and Town Streeter and Joan Cushman voting nominated Havens. selected. children over using parent drivers for surance companies recommend that a is 20 trips per school. charged with failure to pay a parking ticket. Court date is day night. Padick answered that the commis dividual trips is also costly and difficult to Planner Gregory Padick urged the “no” for Myette’s nomination as At first Myette “passed” on his Superior Court Judge Walter Sidor class field trips. driver have at least $500,000 in liability In contacting all the elementary school Jan, 2. Engineer Douglas Piyor said the sion plans to set up a joint meeting The parents expressed concerns over obtain, he said. The cost of a bus for a principals, Deakin said he found that most commission to continue the hearing deputy mayor. However Republican vote for Havens, but later changed to ruled that the parties involved should coverage when transporting five children. A burglary was reported at a home on Bell Street on 106-acre tract has several Connec to a later meeting so qll the with the council next month in order the safety of the children, the liability for class function would be $22.50. supported the use of buses whenever Councilman Robert Sills voted “yes”,, creating another tie vote find some method of choosing the She also said legal counsel advised her not Monday. Police said the house was ransacked and some ticut Light and Power Company engineering data can be gathered. to work out a road policy. The council “yes,” as did Democratic Coun the parent drivers and the effect on the en Several of the parents Monday night possible for trips, and several are in rights-of-way and an eight-acre pond. along party lines. The vote was also ninth member. to drive other children or allow her own money was taken. Padick expects engineered septic has scheduled a special workshop on cilmen Myette, Art Champage and vironment when using several cars in said they felt strongly enough about the cluding the bus transportation costs in The proposed lots vary in size from tied for the GOP nominee, Mrs. Caf Since the council is now split even children in someone else's car. She also systems for most of the lots. He roads for Jan. 28. Edward Havens. stead of buses. issue to keep their children from par their 1978-79 school budget requests. one to five acres. Only one lot fyn. with four Democrats and four said the cars are not inspected before the added that all land between the new Residents Charles Funk and Realizing another “yes” vote, James Morancey, president of the ticipating in class trips which involve Leo Diana, principal of Nathan Hale, Town brief ready presently has a house on it. Enes asked for nominations for Republicans, the ninth member will trips and that there is no guarantee that lot lines and Old Eagleville Road Pauline Little asked questions at the added to the four already cast for Waddell PTA. said the parents deter using volunteer drivers unless they drove was an exception, saying that requiring The Conservation Commission sub deputy mayor. determine majority rule on the the car is safe. must be deeded to the town. Padick hearing, but did not oppose the Myette, would put him in the deputy mined that the best solution for the class their own children themselves. They said the use of buses would curtail the field mitted a letter stating that too many “I nominate Lincoln Streeter as counil for the next two years. Mrs. Garrison also questioned the board also suggested road improvements. application. Miles assured Little he mayor’s slot, and, in the absence of a field trips is the use of buses, which would they would not drive any other children. trips for his school. in fire dispute homes were being applied for on soil deputy mayor,” said Mrs. Caffyn, policy which states that the board provide Former Town Councilman Robert will, deed her land to protect her mayor, make him presiding official be inspected vehicles, with qualified Mrs. Carol Garrison of 94 Broad St. said Deakin said he thinks that for the most speaking for the GOP council Now you know funding for class trips which are related to with severe septic limitations and Olmstead objected to stipulations for water supply if the subdivision is ap over the council, Democratic Coun- drivers and a safer means of transporta the issue came to a head last spring when part, the school board funds or funds members. Saint Nicholas, whose name we the curriculum. Attorney Victor Moses, Manchester’s former town that septic runoff might go into the road improvements within the town proved. The PZC continued the cilwoman Jackie Smith voted against raised by the students will be able to cover Havens nominated Myette for corrupt to Santa Claus, is the patron In answering her questions. School counsel, has completed work on the town's brief for the pond. The conservationists also right-of-way. “This authority belongs hearing to Jan. 9. Myette, and called for a recess. Superintendent James P. Kennedy said bus transportation for class trips. He also Buckland fire jurisdiction case. charged that the lots skirted sharp deputy mayor, and following a 5-3 saint of youth, merchants, travelers that the policy relates only to trips on the said the secondary insurance coverage The brief now is being printed, and the town has and thieves. Senior center closed secondary level which are required in may be available. Because of a breakdown in the furnace, The Christmas Gift Party is postponed received an extension to delay the filing of the brief until order for a student to pass certain classes. Deakin also said that it may be possible the Senior Citizens Center on Myrtle until Thursday, Dec. 22. the printing is completed. The printing could take from He also said the liability form is to take to have one bus designated for the one to three weeks, Moses said. Bolton board apologizes to teacher SRVECOLDCJISH Street will be closed until further notice. The senior bus will make the regular frequent local trips to places such as the Mel Siebold, director of recreation, has run for activities. care of the board’s responsibility in infor The extension for printing is actually the third exten you may not be able ming the parents of “what they are get Oak Grove Nature Center and the Lutz sion that the town has received for the filing of the brief. The Board of Education has apologized and Gil Boisoneau expressed strong reser session. pointment at the withdrawal of a college made the Teen Center at the Nike site a At the temporary site, sandwiches, Junior Museum, a suggestion made by one vations about offering the teaching posi But both Marshall and Boisoneau still credit course, it does appreciate the temporary base for senior citizens ting into” when they agree to drive. The town originally had been given until Oct. 2 to com to Kenneth Roy, Bolton High S^ool to afford your old desert and coffee will be furnished during of the parents Monday. tion to Roy because of his action. maintain that “—someone is responsible excellence of Roy’s performance as an operations. the noon hour. Kennedy agreed with the parents’ points plete its brief. One extension was granted to the end of science teacher, following action taken in and said the administration would also The personnel and finance committee October, another was granted to the end of November, executive session during its meeting last Then, after its December meeting, the for those 17 kids being hurt.” And both outstanding educator in all respects and windows this winter! Starting Wednesday, all senior Wally Fortin, director of the Senior will review the issue and make a board ikued a news release apologizing to said based on the limited information looks forward to resuming the good programs will be held at the Teen Center, rather use buses for the trips, but that the The filing of the briefs by both parties is the last major week. Citizens Cerfter, said he will keep seniors school budget is limiting. recommendation to the full board, Roy for “—its impropriety in subjecting given at the November meeting by Allen, relationship it has enjoyed previous to this including pinochle games. informed through Herald notices about step before the case will be assigned for oral argument At its November meeting the board was Wilson Deakin, an assistant superinten probably at the Jan. 9 meeting. him publicly to undue criticism due in part they would have taken the same stand. unfortunate incident.” reopening the center. before the State Supreme Court. inform^ by School Superintendent Ray ALL PRIME 'The case involves the dispute about whether the Eighth mond Allen that a college credit biology to insufficient information at its Both Marshall and Boisoneau, who Allen was directed by the board to write Utilities District has the right to expand its boundaries to course was not being taught at the high November meeting.” appear to be opening up communications a letter of apology for any inconvenience provide fire protection and sewer service in the Buckland school because in August the instructor ’The board did not release to the public between the board and parents, students to the 17 students involved. ALUMINUM Yernon pupil drop means staff cuts section of Manchester. dropped his offer to teach. That instructor the new information that resulted in its and teachers, said, “I will listen to any In other action taken in executive ses was Roy. apology. parent, child or teacher anytime, about sion the board approved a pay rate of $2.66 WINDOWS E mittee concluded that the largest drop is By BARBARA RICHMOND the programs. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, superintendent When contacted, both Marshall and anything.” p e r hour effective Jan. 1 for- on the elementary level. She said it may mean some redistricting Massage ordinance At the close of school in June, 17, Herald Reporter of schools, in a projected enrollment students had expressed an interest in Boisoneau said they do believe Roy is due In its action taken in executive session paraprofessionals at the first step. She said the enrollment figure for of kindergarten students. She said the report, said that two methods of predic The enrollment figures in the Vernon taking the course. But, since it was an apology, ^cause of the new informa the board said "While it expresses disap- Grades 1-5 now is about 2,876 and a year pupil-teacher ratio of 20-1 for ting kindergarten enrollment were in Public School system are dropping at the on board^s agenda dropped, all but four of those students tion given to board members in executive ago it was 3,124, a drop of almost 300 Kindergarten through Grade 2 and 25-1 for vestigated. elementary level and the administration began other courses. students. Grades 3-5, will be maintained. He said using the birth/survival Discussion of Manchester's massage parlor ordinance has been asked to eliminate 10 staff She said the committee discussed, at However the school board felt the The redistricting would be necessary so method, an average error factor of minus will be among the items to be discussed today by the Ad positions to offset this drop. length, whether if the projections hold course should be offered to the four no classes would be overloaded. It was 12.4 percent was evident from the 1973-74 visory Board of Health. The recommendation was made by the true, it should keep the present staff and students who are still able to take it and <59 noted that redistricting always brings in school year to 1977-78. Also on the agenda are a discussion of the use of a Budget Committee of the Board of Educa any other students who were interested TERMS ARRANGED make the classes smaller or “bite the some protests from parents. Using the census data from 1975-77, the physician assistant in the town health department tion and approved by the board Monday and eli^ble to take it. Jal aial Monday 13J0 7i0 4i0 night. bullet" and recommend the elimination of Mrs. Worthen said that the committee average error factor was plus 22.6 per programs and a definition of staff nurse duties within the the 10 staff positions. But board members James Marshall 5.40 3.N UP TO 80 United Inches JoAnn Worthen, chairwoman of the felt it should make its recommendation cent. The range of error for census data health department. FM 4.00 She said most of the 10 eliminations will SJM«l«tna 20.44 IIM iM IkMtU 4-1 $4100 early in the budget process to avoid last ranged from plus 18.2 percent in 1975 to The board will also discuss the latest findings of the Pirfteta M $110.50 COMPLETELY committee, said that after reviewing be either through attrition or leaves of I Miatla ZM I II M iM minute disruption. The action will be plus 24.3 percent in 1977. He said the dental clinic study committee. lUvtiievM 4.00 TrifKti M-1 $702.00 projected enrollment figures the com absence and the move won't harm any of M iaS4U 4J0 Ejchtt INSTALLED taken in the 1978-79 school year. average for 1976 and 1977 was very close NrfKU M $270.10 n i^ CVM 120 5.40 4J0 with the difference being only about one TrHicti M-1 $24UiO limSirili 21J0 5.00 S$c$a4 ' Nurrtfrili^ 7.00 percent. 2-1 $4li0 ABOUT OUR IMPROVED Connecticut daily lottery Tunday Nighi FOWH TUni IpMi^Uipi 9.U 7.00 4i0 Dr. Ramsdell said both methods have msm IJJ fM 5.40 J.40 NrfMta 2-4 $13120 INCH TOTALLY INSULATED Mansfield students accepted n r LMtpu 7-3 1. Ifrinil IbsEbrtEnN UO Trifida 244 $111.30 been quite accurate in predicting the 1977- I . U M lU4l S-l Zlrtat (MMi M $M.M 3. II S-l 3. Una Pwfwti M $U«J0 ‘ WEATHER LOCK TRI-PANE TILT By BARBARA RICHMOND being ready to be placed outside the 78 kindergarten enrollment and there was iMsUeit t li ’ M a S IChMoliZa^l 10.00 4.20 110 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center, Park HARTFORD (UPI) —The number drawn Monday in t h a M n a S-l 4.1aiia 1-1 i l U a TrHodi t°i4 $30170 ZZatalChMial 4.40 4.20 REPLACEMENT WINDOW training facility. no significant differences when extended 4. M7°I h U il S-fetKii 3-1 3 Oab I 7.40 Herald Reporter Place, Rockville. the Connecticut dailv lottery was 104. 1 Zm 7-1 M t l a l TIM OZtfdChttiil out as far as 1980-81. 5 . W i4 a 3 IM Z ifril 1240 120 3J0 ^ . 2-7 $4100 ALUMINUM & HEAVY RIGID EXTRUDED VINYL They range in age from 14 to 20. The The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 10121 •.hHlaat 7.S«|li 31 7. Ufa P$rf$cta 2-7 $1N40 Sixteen special education students from tOm 31 LOmh IMkMzUipi 5.10 4.10 towns are obligated to educate special He said a constant problem in Vernon 7. hi m M « •• 4 k « ^ 3.10 TrifMta CmiiitlMi Panff The iiisiilalot is a replacemeni window that oilers triple the Town of Mansfield will be taken into of Vernon will meet Wednesday at 7:30 S«Zi«4 SW3MK 2°7°M M M mi $l4m education students until they are 21. for the past five years is a significant loss • u i t •'5 . H 1 « 7?3 M-8 J-M 143 143 7-M 1-74 314 343 342 344 «Mi34$3i40 glazed insulation glass |3| pieces ol glass one outside, the Vernon School system in January. To p.m. at the post home. Route 83. SWJmSiRli Pirfoett 3-1 $120M Tiotli inside and one in the middle, to cut down even lu'tner The Mansfield students will be housed at of pupils from grade to grade and the 4-7-1 44-i7jj 4-7-1 W7I DiHin Trfltdi 34^ $2.lHi0 4 Lama 10.40 100 150 accommodate these students another The Rockville Emblem Club will have a ■ F a A la tn i I.IM allifila 33 on heal loss ireeze-ups and condensation. Ihe real pro UMi 1. Utti IcM F«rti 20c4n 100 4.N the Talcottville School in Vernon which is potluck supper Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at largest loss generally occurs between ff/ack & Decker L M 'C n i 2 Fasti Sirfli Z U lh a 31 rChMial IN blems in the minds ol today s energy conscious consumers teacher and a teacher-aide will be hired. 3 tknia dm thsi 1100 1140 4.00 a regional school for educable retardates. kindergarten and first grade. He said this IJ m M IhniMZiMI 31 SFMBtf 100 140 IMMa 24 $3740 The move was approved by the Board of the Elks Lodge, North Park Street, i.i5akUi|i iU 4|M K h 31 PvfMta 4-2 $71.10 Now there are 72 students at the school can be explained by the loss of public H 3. h a ^ 3 Jm dm 5-1 , 1 Miatli 101 Education Monday night. The annual tui Rockville. i M t o t n i r ; t b a l h a M ia 54 $1041 TrifMta 4-2-7 $541N ranging from preschoolers up. school enrollment to the two parochial S-hihkl 3 Haifa Ctaili I 31 3 M ai k ta h . hdaeta t°5 $150.00 tion fee of $2,100 per student for a year, The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at iknZaSI L, 7. Jai la 7.11 Zm 7-2 7. Kmgl Ziirii 7-1 OnMtk Dr. Ramsdell said while the Town of schools in town. ! Im UMil IM lnk 7-3 tliMldM 31 TrlfKla M l $04121 ICteftaSirfia 1120 IN IN will be pro-rated. This will amount to a the Rockville Hospital cafeteria from 10 7. hiaaCui I Ktfrtfd ChMli I 440 240 A TRUE THERMAL t h a k i I- MIMi nisMimiCira S I K ^ O mIi I Fiftk Vernon isn’t legally obligated to take in a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tliursday. Walkin donors Mrs. Worthen said her committee will t-!4 7-14 7-145*744 341 324 314 344 7-2-1 7-H 141 7-31 3 ZMri M 2120 1040 7.40 5 IrtM Zarrli 100 total of $19,800 for the remainder of the SHSlan m d s 14 $34.N the Mansfield students it does have a next discuss reduction of supervisory staff TIME-SAVERS 1414-14 tH 444 son 5 i J l ^ S-N 140 BARRIER WINDOW ■tn Twmi year. will be welcome. I. Im Haa i I M tariti 4.H PwfNti 14 t$1012f and the staff on other grade levels. 711 l.ClwiliCna 31 I-U i OmIi I 31 TrifMta 144 $30240 moral obligation. He said when the state ZMlwa tMMim M tUliiHi 31 MMi34$314l ___ d D INSURES FUEL SAVINGSI The cost of the teacher and the aide for L h b bja 7-2 NriMta 3-5 $14440 TMffth put the additions on to the Talcottville I I n (n a .; 3 tut I 311^ 31 3 Mu I kMi 32 that period will be about $6,000. r 4. Fatb Mm 4. trim dm 7-1 4. FaA lh a 31 TrifMta M l $55110 im ii r n u ».NN40 12N School it was understood that it would be a I M th a ir . 3FiMtiCMil UOllN Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, superintendent i l a C Z m {: S .litai2mi 3 0 ita lln la 31 3 3itmOMi 7-2 SM COLD center for area towns. llaw h 7 ^ tkalm 31 IC^lirn 31 2taj0(feM 14.00 7.00 100 IZagriObM IN E vans of schools, said he was asked by the Town I C M Ctaia I 741 UO Mla3-S$41N CASUALS -WARM tubhi t f t i a I Jim Cirei 1100 PirlMta 5-3 $I1N of Mansfield to take in the students. The Bulletin board 7.3taiW iS TrifMta 5-3-1 $31140 l l a U a i »' (MMa24$410l • WARMEST students have been at Mansfield Training Pinochle will be played Thursday at 1:30 _____i r a j ij iTmII, ” 37-3 157 74-1 574 ^-5?f3^337 j* ; 3 4 I' 33'; 333 !1 4 ^I M 3 t - 3 PwfMta 24 $15440 M k $1N,01I School and now have been diagnosed as STEP UP TO 144 144 334 147 TrifMta 244 $2,02100 OttaaOiiiM; t314 i Wander light and easy in Vagabond, 8 the free-spirited casual that's wel- I come everywhere. In soft natural an- Half-carat Christmas presents. Diamond A MASTER’S DEGREE Black aDecken, A CBT Second Mortgage can help solve big money needs. rings for him that dem and attention. 7-1/4" Circular Saw B lack a D ecker, I tique glove leather with springy 3 Great buy in a TRANSFORM Each ring set with ___ double insulated saw. 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J»; I AT BERNIE’S wmmmtamT hlBFan,,. Schoolboy hoopslers IH T THE EXPOtT I p F UleVe hoiving o FOR MORE 0000 YEARS open season tonight m YOUR CAR... Tht objfct of tho contMt It to pick moro corroct gamo winntra ttian Bari Yoat... Entrlaa picking mora and with tha moat corroct anawara will ba allgibia for woakly Sin9le/ Pcirty! By LEN AUSTER Area contests finds 1-0 East Hart Penney. prizaa. In caaa of a tia, winnara will ba choaan by tha cloaaat tia-braakor'numbar. Herald Sporlswriler ford High at 1-0 Simsbury High in East Catholic sports a new look LubeKOROnvi Another opening, another C C IL play. Also, South Windsor High, with Eric Hall, Rob Smith, Tom Tla O o e d ya r axpans will analysa and eorrael Merchant Gift Certificates •Dgnmani, le Ineraaaa Urn m ilsa^ and bnprevo / 4 r r i a n a Masrlng, using praetolon oquipmant Oflar good M any U.e. mada ear, axehiding Dent whaal Weeklv Prizes °rtv». Phena for appolnlmant a n 6 a ... EEoa Washington fined $10,000 ^ in n Merchants TOU A lW A T S BUT B f 't IB At GOOD0TEAR and suspended for 60 days EARL YOST 9 1 U U gift cartmcatos SportM Editor MANCHESTER PARKAOE TRI-CITY PLAZA East Catholic set for lid-lifter NEW YORK (UPI) - NBA The powerful, 6-foot-8. 230-pound Uajiungluii and llou^lon s Kevin SnURUN AUTO SERVIGE Commissioner Larry-O’Brien forward will miss at least 26 games Kunnert when he was struck, remained in intensive care at Cen- Manchester Vernon levied one of the stiffest and will not be paid for any of them. Grand Prize 328 W. MIDDLE TPKE, NUNCHESTER starting his first season as head basketball coach at East Catholic High. Jim Penders That means the suspension alone will tralia Hospital in Ingelwood. Calif., 643-9561 875-3394 offers advice to Eric Hall (24) and Rob Smith (40). Eagles host St. Bernard tonight. penalties in sports history cost him at least $43,560. If O'Brien with a broken jaw and nose plus a OPEN EVES. TILL 9 7 TUES. A SAT. TILL 5 YOST (Herald photo by Pinto) Monday, fining Kermit decides Washington should stay out concussion. 643«5189 !^ S Washington $10,000 and suspen all season, he will be out a total of "The stringent penalty reflects the PREDiCTiONS ding the Los Angeles Lakers’ $95,942. severity of Washington's actions on Find This Weeks Games forward for at least 60 days for "Wow, this is stiff," Washington the court, " O'Brien said. "A careful Lot AngalM over Waihington said. “Sixty days, $50,000. Maybe review of two video tapes of the Miami ovar Buffalo punching Houston’s Rudy there's a bright side. At least, the game, reports from officials and Datrolt ovar MInnaaota in The Ads On These ^ H o l y C r o s s Tomjanovich last week. people who always ask me for money statements from witnesses per Chicago ovar tho QIanta H e ra ld The suspension is the longest ever won't anymore. I won't have any." suaded me to take this action. " RICKS in N BA history and the fine is the Laker Coach Jerry West, who Tomjanovich. trying to act as a Cincinnati ovar Houaton YOUR SKATEBOARD Clavaland ovar Soattio a n g le f i v e N o . 1 maximum permissable under league recently gave Washington back his peacemaker between Washington Four Pages. Fiii Out rules. Washington may apply for starting job in the club lineup, con and Kunnert. ran toward the fight Danvar over Dallaa CENTER COMPLETE readmission at the end of the 60-day soled him briefly and gave him a bit with a group of players when Oakland ovar Kanaaa City BOSTON tU PI) - Holy Cross has s.« Earl Yost period but the suspension could be of advice. Washington suddenly turned and sent Now England ovar Baltimoro beaten Providence again in the se extended for the rest of the season. "D on't worry yourself any more him crashing to the floor with a right Coupon and Send in... cond weekly battle for poll points but Atlanta ovar Now Orloana Sports Editor The action continued the strict than necessary," West said. "I'm hand punch. Tomjanovich was the Friars could get their chance to Phlladolphia ovar tho Jota policy against violence set this year sorry it happened. I think it's unfair. bleeding from the nose and lip and make up the difference this weekend PIttaburgh over San DIago OPTICAL by O'Brien, who earlier in the season iNow you can go home, walk the dog had to be helped from the court. The If You’re Into hn the basketball court. St. Loula ovar Tampa Bay fined Kareem Ahdul-Jabbar. also of and get to know the kids." split lip required nine stitches. Both Holy Cross and Providence San Francisco over Qroan Bay " SKATEBOARDING - Sports Night Friday men’s basketball coach at Los Angeles, $5,000 for punching Neither the Lakers nor Washington Washington was ejected from the Manchester Com m unity' College... are nationally ranked and both are 5- Milwaukee Rucks' rookie Kent Ben had any immediate comment Mon game. We’ve got everything First sports night in Manchester in Tonight could be the final 0 headipg into the Industrial Classic son. day night. After learning of his " I saw him coming and I just several years featuring men on Friday and Saturday night at the 1. (A) Loa Angslos at (I) Washington you need. appearance in Hartford for Tommy "There must be some way I can suspension. W'ashington left New swung." Washington said after the OFFIGIIU. ENTRY FORM SERVICE major' league payrolls comes up Providence Civic Center. But the (A) lutfalo at (I) Mlainl Heinsohn as coach of the Boston take this to court," Washington said Orleans, where the Lakers had a tight. " I had no idea who it was. Now 2. Friday night at Manchester Com region's 16 Division I coaches rated Doposit at Tha Manchastsr Harald or Post Markad by 8 P.M. Celtics. Not only are Dave Cowens when informed of the fine in New game Tuesday night against the Jazz, that I've talked to other people. I un 3. (A) Mlnnssota at (I) Datrolt munity College. Holy Cross eight points better than Friday — 18 Brtinard Placa, Manchaatar. and JoJo White disenchanted with Orleans Monday afternoon. "That's and returned to Los Angeles. derstand Rudy wasn't going to fight. Speakers will be two Nutmeg State Providence. 4. (A) Chlcafo at (I) Now Voiti Slants Heinsohn’s coaching and tirades but the only thing 1 can do. Otherwise, Tomjanovich. who had been trying He's never even been in a fight. It products, catcher Johnny E llis of the The Crusaders received 12 first- B. (A) Clnolnnau at (■) Houston A B SEE... several other members of the Celtic it's the end of the season for me. " to break up a fight between was an honest, unfortunate mis TIo Broakor Texas Rangers and Coach Billy place votes and a total of 76 points...... O a us all your optical needs cast have leveled blasts at Heinsohn. take." e. (A) Clavolsnd at (■) tasM a 1 Numbar lor Gardner of the Ngntr^eal Expos.. . . Something has to be done with the Providence collected the other four 2 . . . □ □ It will be a money raising venture, . (A) Danvar at (l| Dallas . . . □ club wallowing in the Eastern Divi first-place ballots and a total of 68 7 3 □ Pat Mistretta reports, with proceeds 4 . . . . . □ □ ' EYE GLASSES # CONTACT LENSES sion cellar and Red Auerbach points. 8. (A) Kansas City at (I) Oakland earmarked to help cover the Com With no head-to-head games ...... □ □ (general manager) won’t go nor will 5 munity College baseball team’s scheduled this season. Providence 9. (A) Now England at (I) laltbnors .. ... □ □ • HEARING AIDS # SUNGLASSES Cowens or White. The Celts and New 6 LIMIT 2 COUPONS PEN PERSON spring southern trip in March. and Holy Cross get their only chance . (A) Haw Orloans at (B) Atlanta .. ... □ Jersey Nets are paired tonight in 110 7 □ Emergency Repair Service Gardner, who has spent 32 years in Kentucky shows class to meet if both reach the Saturday .. ... □ □ Hartford at 7:30... Gail lamonaco, a 111. (A) Haw York Jots at (t) Phlladal|ihla 8 N a m e ...... pro baseball as a player, manager finals of the Industrial Classic. The .. ... □ □ freshman, has won a starting berth 9 ^nd coach, has a world of stories to Crusaders play Brown and the Friars 12. (A) Pittsburgh at (f) Ian DIsgo .. A d d re ss...... with the University of Hartford's 10 ... □ □ Carrying a relate. He’s quite an interesting guy OPTICAL J women’s varsity basketball squad. meet Jacksonville in the Friday night 13. (A) It Louis at (I) Tampa lay Phone...... who was never a star player but complete line of professional UHartford baseball coach, Roger openers. as top-ranked squad . (A) San Francisco at (■) Bnan la y worked hard and blessed with ver 14 Wickrnan, also coaches the female Massachusetts stayed comfortably skateboard equipment including: satility managed to play a dozen cagers... Defensive back John Flynn in third place, where it resided all years with five teams, including the last season. The Minutemen. 4-0 after NEW YOK (UPI) - The " It 's a ridiculous .schedule we Kentucky while reserve James Lee LOCAN. SIMS. BAHNE, WORLD fRO, TRACKER TRUCKS, has been elected captain of next fall's ACS TRUCKS, POWER PAW, COOPER, C & S. & MORE New York Yankees and Boston Red knocking off Vermont Saturday, gar have, but I made it m yself," added 10. Trinity College football squad... No Kentucky Wildcats played un Sox. nered 43 points. .McGuire said 'vVe play an eastern In other games. Cincinnati topped less than 50 rookies have won jobs der a special burden Monday ALL QUAUFYIK ENniES WIU BE EUaBLE FOR Ellis, coming on the comeback Despite a loss last week to Boston style of slowdown and you can't free Uasiern Kentucky 73--58. Rutgers SUPPLIES - ACCESSORIES ■ REPLACEM ENT with N B A clubs this season, the night, and they emerged like trail after a double break in his leg College. Fairfield remained in fourth wheel with a team like Kentucky or edged Davidson 78-77 and Detroit biggest number in years. the top-ranked team they are. Itiey'll kill you. " 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU... last season, was an Ail-State selec place witi 18 points. Rhode Island, 5- nipped St. Bonaventure 94-92. KELLY ROAD VERNON CIRCLE tion in both football and baseball at 2 after wins at LaSalle and at St. "W e certainly did not want to lose The Gamecocks. 3-3. stayed.close New London High and was with the End of the line this game. ” said Coach Joe Hall through the first half bul the Wild- EXIT 98 - ROUTE 86 763 M AIN ST. PHONE 843-1T91 E A ST 0R O O K M ALL Joseph's, held fifth place with 16 Center James Bailey hit a free M A N C H E ST ER M A N SF IE LD TEL. 458-1 14 1 New York Yankees and Cleveland Danny Buggs, now a starting wide points. after the Wildcats topped South STORE HOttRt: throw with six seconds lelt in the before winding up in Texas. receiver with the Washington Vermont was sixth with seven Carolina 84-65 in their first game Cbllege ’loo tnuiD pnzE MmMwy*rflMly game to give Rulgers a hard-fought A/fejor league sports figures have since the death of Hall's predecessor. t;S0 « I M : N PM 191 MAIN ST. PHONE 643-1900 270 CONSTITUTION PLAZA Redskins in the N FL, is a one-time points while Boston College and victory Wildcats' junior guard John M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n H a r t f o r d - t e l 527-5913 Adolph Rupp. basketball always added much to past programs dishwasher in a pizza parlor in Connecticut were tied lor seventh Gerdy hit lli-ol-25 field goal attempts Spendabie At Any Of The Participating Merchants On This Page 1:10 M M iM PM staged here and there is every reason Georgia. A third round draft pick of with six points. Rick Robey scored 19 points and SURDAT 10 AM - 4 PU and nine-of-10 trom the loul line for to believe Friday night’s will be the New York Giants, Buggs was Points are awarded on a descen keyed a scoring spurt midway cats, behind Robey and Kyle Macy. 41 points. along the same high lines. picked up on waivers by Coach ding scale, with a lirst-place vote through the second half before a who scored 18. took a 65-48 lead w ith George Allen and fit perfectly into worth five points. capacity crowd in the arena that 10:14 remaining. Bailey led Rutgers with 23 and hears the name of Rupp, Kentucky's TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE SAYS Notes off the cuff the Redskin picture... Not only were "They hit 13 straight tree throws." senior torward Hollis Copeland thq games close in the^annual Trinity prime basketball mover. Hall said, "They were able to stay chipped m with 18 as Ihe Scarlet won Complicated? Not really is the X-COUNTRY SKI College-University *of Hartford "W e talked about it before the with us because of that. " their lourth game in live outings situation caused by New England’s Basketball Invitational Tournament game." said Hall. But after hitting 15-of-16 free win over Miam i and Detroit’s stun last weekend but attendance was ‘Intelligent Man’ "Although none of us actually llirows in the first half. South In other games, it was Fairfield 82. ning upset over Baltimore in the AFC PACKAGE DEALS " l i u c excellent, a good indication that the CINCINNATI (UPII — University played for him. we all knew what he Carolina hit only fcur-ot-12 in the se- \ ermont 67: Siena 79. Cniversity ul ore our business BUY BETTER East race. The team with the best ( uml. In addition, after hitting 10-of- liiiimlo 78. Vale 83. Fordliam 72: event which also involved Wesleyan of Cincinnati basketball coach Gale meant to this program. " Robey said. percentage in its division wins a and Central Connecticut State Catlett says Adolph Rupp was the South Carolina, Coach F’rank 14 shots trom the field in tlie second Middle Tennessee 61. Mississippi 53: berth into the playoffs. If Baltimore ..CARTER'S IT’S YOUR MONEY___ College had caught the eye oT John type of person who would have made .McGuire admitted the timing of the halt. Ihe Gamecocks cooled off and !owa Slate 82. Wisconsin 73 and * 8 8 * * Joffaiport Skli, Tonkin and New England each win this Public... Former UConn hoop coach it to tjie top of a company like game did not work in his club’s favor. ( imverled only 12-of-23. Fullerton St 65. Cniversity ot Poles, 3 Pin Bindings, M AKE THE M OST OF IT weekend, the Colts are in and the CHEVY TRUCK WEEK Dee Row e w ill be a gold key t)ut added had his team stuck to its •lack Givens scored 18 points lor Wisionsln .59. Patriots are gut as the former will General Motors had he chosen Leather Boots. Rog. recipient along with Frank Crisafi "New Y ork" style ot play, it might • BEST PRICES *B E S T BRAND *B ES T SERVICE have won one more game over AFC business instead of basketball as a $ 110" and Porky Vieira at the Jan. 19 Gold career. liave won. NEW 1978 CHEVROLET East rivals...Condolences are Key Dinner in Hartford... Schoolboy "He was a very intelligent man, extended to the family of Frank "HnrtpjtrLnt basketball gets off the mark tonight very well-read,’’ said Catlett, a » 105*“ Kinel Sr. who died Sunday. His two ATTENTIONII Step Touring Skis, on a full scale with all three local former assistant under Rupp at the Part of Celt problem .sons, Frank and Gary followed in his schools in action, Manchester High, University of Kentucky. "H e read Tonkin Poles, 3 Pin Bin footsteps as first class baseball Regarding tha Dec. 8th “Thoughta East Catholic and Cheney Tech. the front page, the editorial page, the insecurity of players dings, Leather Boots. ^ $ P E E D players. The former is the current Aplenty” commentary: Rog. $125" stock market.” Fact 1. The Manchaatar High School WASHER BOSTON I U PI) — Time was. not so long ago. when Il)e Booster Club did not sponsor the 1 1 9 * 8 Boston Celtics never looked back. Their whole game was llling Jr. High School Football Flberglas Skis, Tonkin to keep running straight ahead for the easy layup. S A V l But as they prepare for tonight's game in Harltord. Dinner. Poles, 3 Pin Bindings, Conn., against the visiting New Jersey Nets, a number ot Fact 2. The Manchester High School Booster Club is sponaoring an Leather Boots, Rog. Notre Dame moves up the Celtics are hearing footsteps. $148" "P art of our problem is the insecurity of some of our Awards Dinner for the Champion SPORTVAN Model C Q 11306, 350 V -8 Boys’ Cross Country Track and Stop Touring and FIborglot Skit are no- NEW YORK (UPI)-The 4- Arkansas, 6-0, moved into the No. 5 dro[iped out of the top ten to the No. players, worrying about being traded. " said Coach Tom automatic, power steering, AM radio, gauges, llei)isohn Monday in discussing the Celtics' 8-16 sla) l this Girls’ Swim Teama on Jan. 11, wax with nth scale bottomt. FB 0 Kentucky Wildcats main spot while Indiana State moved up to It .spot. tinted glass, front stabilizer bar, Carter Care Pkg. season. 1978. Above Includes InstEdlatlon • FarctUn tained their hold on the No. 1 seventh, switching with Cincinnati,’ Holy Cross, which defeated Iona Stock N o lose. TW which dropped to eighth, and Yale, moved up irom 18th to "It doesn’t help their performance when they aie con Fact 3. The Manchester High School • Camtant spot in the United Press Inter Loui.svilie, rated 18th last week, 12th; Providence moved from 17th to stantly thinking about that. ” Heinsohn said. "You can’t Booster Club has, Is and will be, Downhill Skis by Hart, Kazama and Fritz- SyaaS national Board of Coaches’ hurst into the top ten by downing 13th by defeating Wisconsin and have a guy looking, over his shoulder all the time. " (with the support of all interested mier - Look at the Buysl Tato Some of the trade talk has been generated by the Ians SALE PRICE *6525 poll, but North Carolina, a Assumption, and Michigan, now 4-1, people) an Omni Sports close second last week, slipped dropped from the No. 11 spot to No. and the media but the subject also has been l)ea)'d around Organization. the Celtics’ offices. Boston General Manager Red Auer $229»« Hart Javelins for $74<- all the way to fifth on the basis 14. 'S i g o o d p l a c e to b u y a t r u c k - Hoop ratings bach, while saying wholesale trades hurt a team in the BILL HAYES, of the Tar Heels’ startling 78-75 'I'eams which were shuffled back $225«« Blizzard Formal Skit *39** two spots included No. 15 Utah (3-1); long run, has been listening more often and more intently Protidont MANrHE.STPR upset loss to William and Mary No. 16 I’urdue (4-1); No. 17 Kan.sas to trade offers this season as the Celtics have gotten oil to their worst start ever. MARIO FANTASTIC BARGAINS ON fsssm 'Dec. 5. then-l I til-ranked Michigan, 88-85, )5-l) and No. 18 Maryland 15-1). FRATTAROLI, NON CURRENT MOOELSI In its place, the 6-0 Noire Dame and also defeating Robert Morris 101- St. John’s slipped one notch from Fighting Iri.sh, who defeated UCLA 68. Syracuse defeated Colgate, 99-50, 18lh to 19, while New Mexico, which Coach interested Vico Protidont vthplhe in I'auiey Ravilion for the second and also crushed St. Bonaventure, lo.sl to .Southern Cal, 93-80, dropped M IL W A U K E E I U PI I - For HOME MICKEY OGDEN. “jTAe House of Sports^^ i t ; i Kvi-;i(iN P api-i u n i k s straight year Saturday, 69-66, moved 107-81, to hold on to the No. 10 spot, out of the top 20 to be leplaced by Bail State foutbull coach INSURANCE I up from third while U CLA slipped to Socrotary .Siin Francisco, which remained un Vi)'ginia. Dave McClain says he is in- lamn i. Cotwieto,. sixth from last week’s No. 5 spot. 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER defeated at 4-0 hut had a rough time Others )eceiving votes weic Texas (crested in the heiMi 177 trv)ng 1 NORMA MARSHALL Marquette, 4-0, also moved up a Op»n Daily 8:30 to 6.00 ■ Thura. Ill B OO downing unranked Calilornia-Santa Tech. l)et)'oil, Arizona. Texas A&M coaching job al (l)e Univer- ISSKSf Treasurer NASSiFF ARM$Ni'i;r>!^: notch to No. 3 from fourth. and Kansas Stale, NlfiMwFi Mi IimI (uc llUUKt C« CtlHlHi 0ki« 1228 Main St, ManchMlnr 64644M S»l. 9;00 to 5:00 Barbara in overtime Saturday. silv of Wisconsin. . p P t N IV B S TIL 9 a n U D A Y TIL 9 • lA T . TiL 8 Budget In 36 M nnlhi IN DOmiTOWN MANOmSTER a S47-S128 I- - . PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 13. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tnes Dec. 13, 1977 PAGE FIFTEEN INDEX Buatneu Opportunitf 14 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 33 Bow ling N o n c it IPats angered 1 — Lott tnd Found SMALL ENGINE Service Offensive showingC 2 Ptrtontit Coiporatlon -expanding dealer U.S.MIXED - John 3 -- Announctmtntt network. No experience 4 — Eniffttlnmtnt necessary. Complete training ^ White...... 201, Charles Hartley at Baltimore 5 — Auction*' ______hONTHOnNTOM,CI program. $500. investment 234-574, Holly Raymo 214, FINANCIAL She Heratii Ilf.» MM n » lr, TAHITI M m i, nCvInwMj* required to start your own Ray Engler 210, Shelia 8 -> Bonds>StO€k»-Morlgtgtl 9 — PtriontI Loan* business. Ideal for retired or Price 208-57pr Lois Sperry FOXBORO, Mass. (U PI) - The New England to — Insurtnct CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING part time. Details on request. Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field Cowboy victory Patriots are determined. If they can’t win the EMPLOYMENT 13 - Htip'w anttd Training Division Box 619„ Peg 14 — Bulint** Opportunititi Wading River, New York. 2 l"s « CallLian”450, Football E ast championship, they’re 15 — Siluttlon Wanttd 11792. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Diane ’ Brennan 205-505’ going to do their b e st'to niake sure the Forget the score. Tom Landry EDUCATION PHONE 643-2711 Gall Shimaitts 458. Baltimore Colts don’t. 10 — Pnvttt Initruclion* MANY PEOPLE only dream 10 >- SchooiS'Clatiei FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD of owning their own business. got what he wanted. ------Angered over the Colts losing a game they seemed 20 — Insiruction* Wanttd Say it where m 4iwm Perhaps it’s time for you to The Dallas coach was a little con COUNTRY CLUB- Vic assured of winning last weekend, the Patriots go to REAL ESTATE f n i pursue that dream. I have cerned about his team’s offense, A braitis 362 Vito Baltimore Sunday for a very important game—the last of 23 ~ Horn** for Salt over 1,000 businessess for sale 24 LotS'Land for Salt which generated only 38 points the by owners. Many for Agostinelli ■ 143-359 Nondo regular season. Because of the National Football 25 — invtitmtnt Proptrly !••• last two weeks in victories over 26 — Businta* Proptrty HOLIDAY minimum down. For free BOLTON -'Nine room Annulli 149-388 Ted Bakiel League’s confusing playoff qualification rules, there are 27 — Rtforl Proptrty brochure write; Interstate ManchMtar Colonial. Four bedrooms, 2 Washington and Philadelphia. 391, Larry Bates. 379, Ken ® involved. 20 ~ neat Estate Wanttd _ MI8C. SERVICES Business Marketing, P.O. Box 1/2 baths, large family room, So when the playoff-bound Cow Bennett 140-379, Don H Miami beats the Buffalo Bills as expected Saturday, 30 — Travel 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. vinyl siding, two car garage, boys cam e out to play Monday night Benoit 351, Carl Bolin 350, Colts can win the championship’ by defeating New 31 ~ Strvicts Oftertd HAPPY in in-ground pool extremely well 32 — Painting-Paptring HcS $35,900 against the San Francisco 49ers, Lan Norm Clark 141, Maynard England. If the Bills upset the Dolphins, the Patriots can 33 — Building-Contracting SERVICE BUSINESS with constructed. Abundant In stallation Many extras. dry was hoping for an offensive show. 34 — Rooing-Sidmg $800.00 a week income Clough 154-361, Dick 'v*® th® championship by defeating Baltimore. 35 •— Healmg-Piumbtng available in,this area. A cash Perfect starter home. Im Immediate occupancy. $66,- He got it, and then some, as Roger Gardella 152-363, Frank If Miami defeats the Bills and New England defeats the 36 — Flooring ADS maculate 2 bedroom Ranch business. Minimum invest 000. No agents. 644-0^9 work 37 — Moving.TrucKing-Storage ruMi Staubach completed 14 passes for 220 Kiernan 140-395 John Do'phins win the league title. The Patriots say 30 — Services Wanted Classified ment required. 203-627-0550. with new custom kitchen 644-2555. yards and three touchdowns in a wild - ’ they intend to beat Baltimore no m atter what. 203-481-9544. and remodeled bath. New Rieder 355, Joe Salafia 140- MI8C. FOR SALE roof and paint. MANCHE.STER Large Cape - 42-35 victory over San Francisco. Baltimore was ahead of the Lions last weekend, 10-6, 40 — Household Goods 356, Pete Staum 152-370, Situation Wanted 15 Full dormer. 1 acre. Highland While Staubach was having his best with only 14 seconds left to go. The Colts decided to punt. 41 . Ariicles for Sale John Wilks 145-373. 42 — Building Supplies $36,900 Park. 3-4 bedrooms. Base game of the season, so was Jim w ------The kick was blocked and run into the end zone by 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs CHILD CARE in licensed ment garage. $49,000.649-3222. Plunkett for the 49ers. Between 44 — Livestock home, 7 - 6 daily, three meals, MOUNTAIN DEW-June Detroit, resulting in a 14-10 win for the Lions. 45 » Boats & Accessories Excellent opportunity. them, the two veteran quarterbacks The Patriots say the loss was to the Colts’ advantage 46 ~ Sporting Goods laundry, outings and overtime Large four bedroom Cape MANCHESTER - Two family, Ecch’er 201-489, Norma 47 — Garden Products y4. Oak floors, two furnaces, threw seven, count them, seven services. Manchester. Deb with garage. Newer roof Martin 191, Bee Moquin because it set up this weekend’s complicated possibilities - Antiques bie, 643-1790. immaculate. Good rents. $46,- touchdown passes in what amounted for the league lead. 49 — Wanted to Buy and furnace. Needs 177-484, Shelia Price 175- decorating. Don't miss this 900. Hutchins Agency, 646- to a no-defense game. “ People around here wouldn’t say publicly that RENTALSs 3166. 514, Dolly Dawood 175-450, - Rooms for Rent one. “If someone would have said there Baltimore threw the game,” Patriots’ lineman Sam Nancy Dumond 179-478, • Apartments tor Rent ••••••••#•••#••••••••••••• would be 77 points scored in this Adams said Monday. “We get paid to play. That’s all. But 54 — Homes lor Rent Lou Toutain 182-463, Lee 55 — Business for Rent $43,900 Lolt-Land lor Sale 24 game,” said 49er Coach Ken Meyer, don’t worry about us beating Baltimore; we’ll go there 56 — Resort Property for Rent □ EDUCATION BeanN98-535, Terry Cardile Help Wanted “ I wouldn't have believed him. I and we’ll win” 57 — Wanted to Rent 13 Help Wanted 13 BUILDING LOT For Sale - 181-482, Ellen Bauer 490, 58 — Misc. for Rent Investor’s dream. Large 6 don't think anyone would have, con Running back Ike Forte said he also was mad over the Private Inttructlone IS plus 6 Duplex recently Henry Street, Near schools. Barbara Brody 462, Vivian AUTOMOTIVE remodeled. Separate No brokers. Call 646-4528,46- sidering these were two pretty good Colts’ loss. 61 — Autos lor Sale Price 476. utilities, 2-car garage. 4528, defensive teams.” 62 — Trucks for Salt REMEDIAL READING and “We’re going to win no matter what,” Forte said. 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Owner anxious for im Landry wasn't upset his team gave 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles math; individualized work 3 ZODIAC- Cindy Brown “ We’re going to win and that’s the final word.” EXPERIENCED mediate sale. CHOICE CORNER Property - up 35 points. He was tickled to death, 65 — Campers-Traiiers-Mobile Program, (lst-8th grade) by On East Middle Turnpixe for Linebaker Steve King promised the Patriots will defeat Homes 174-481, Carol Jerom e 466, DIL DURNER TECHNICIAN Master’s degree teacher. 568- professional office building. though, with the 42 the Cowboys the Colts. 68 — Automotive Service 8075. $57,900 67 » Aulos for Rent-Lease Owner/Agent will sell or scored. “It was such a deep disappointment for me when I Send Season’s Greetings 19 (build to suit). Gordon Realty, “Our offense was excellent,” he heard thb Detroit score,” King said. “ But now we have • BLUE CROSS — CMS Schoolt-Clattet Begin the New Jfear in this 643-2174. said. “ It's the best offense we’ve had something to prove in Baltimore. We’re not going to give custom three bedroom full to Friends & Neighbors • EXCELLENT WAGES FOR THE BEST-Manchester in some time. Of course, the defense dormered Cape in Forest Buslneti Property 26 Tony D. on the run up. Maybe Baltimore will be our Super Bowl.” • PAID HOLIDAYS Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Hills. Family room with wasn’t too good, but I'm not upset.” Patriots’ fullback Sam Cunningham, who has battered pupils per teacher. FR EE in fireplace, Iti baths, formal □ NOTICES • RETIREMENT PLAN BOLTON - Excellent 4,000- The Cowboys locked up the NFC Tony Dorsett of Dallas races to one-yard line for Dallas in 42- With a Heraid Happy Ad troductory lesson with this ad. dining room and garage. his body all fall in search of his first 1,000-yard season, • GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS square-foot commercial E ast title and the home field edge in 35 win over San Francisco. Dorsett scored two touchdowns. said the P atriots’ playoff quest has been “ kind of like a Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Meticulously maintaineef Lost tnd Found i For As Little As $2.30. • NO TRAVELING TO HARTFORD building. Zoned for business the first round of the NFC playoffs by ( U P I photo) branch on a cliff. It seems like you’ve got a hold of it then and industrial uses. Ideal for beating the Eagles a week ago. The lU SLNESSiMAN ... aargh.” FOUND - Grey tiger cat. $57,900 auto and RV sales-service. Great potential, (jail Arthur victory over San Francisco gave , Bob Cappa and Chuck Offensive tackle Leon Gray, who struck the first three Small white fur mark on left CALL OR WRITE... □ REAL ESTATE them the home field edge for the Hughes each tossed in 16 hip. Double paws. Well Beautiful private wooded Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson games of the season along with linemate John Hannah, MORIARTY BROS. INC. 643-5135 setting compliments our Beach Company, Manchester NFC championship game as well, points and Randy Glenney trained and lovable. Call after Christmas Happy Ads Will the 1969 season, a span covering 121 Bay. added he was “disappointed because all the hard work 5:00, 6464406. 315 CENTER ST. Homes For Sale 23 brand new 7-room Raised Office, 647-9139, should the club get that far. 12 a s J i m m i e ’ s C a fe could mean nothing. Ranch in Martin School games. Staubach threw scoring passes of MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Of course, the only thing on the trimmed Irish Agency, 70- LOST BLACK and white Appear December 24th. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg area. Three bedrooms, 2‘/z BOLTON NOTCH - Visible “We expected a tough game 36 yards to Preston Pearson, 20 to “ We were hoping we could go into Baltimore hoping it Cowboys’ mind these days is the 56, last night at llling. Pete kitten. Vicinity Main and Farm, with three story barn. baths, family room with highway location. Industrial, against San Francisco,” Landry said. would be the decisive game for the Eastern Division. But commercial. Retail, office, playoffs, even though they have one Tony Dorsett and 22 to Butch John Denz (13) and Mike Woodland St. Please call 643- Butler-type building. Power fireplace and 2-car garage. “ I don't care what their record is, there is now one part of the story that doesn’t hold true. storage. Phone 1-223-4460, more regular-season game left to son, while Plunkett got touchdowns Crockett (10) paced Irish. 6344. plant, and other outbuildings, the 49ers have been playing excellent They (the Colts) didn’t keep up their bnd.” plus Three Lovely Homes. before 9:00 a.m. play — Sunday at home against the on throws of 10 to Ken Harrison, 27 to TOOL MAKERS WANTED - $64,900 Doug B urg netted 27 All that is left now for the Patriots is the hope of a Buf LOST- Bolton Lake, Keeney Deadline Is Noon, Dec. 22nd. Offers invited. B/W Realty, football the last six weeks.” Gene Washington, 1 to Delvin Apply Mepp Tool Co., Inc., 81 Assort Proptrty 27 AFC West champion Denver Bron points, Kevin Dunn 16 and falo m iracle. The Patriots know personally that the Bills Drive. Male, yellow. Tiger 647-1419. That may be an exaggeration. A Williams and 47 to Paul Seal. Commerce Street, Glaston Sacrifice sale. Brand new cos, the team they could possibly Bob Goehring 10 as striped, Bob-Tailed cat. (Jail bury, week ago, San Francisco blew a 24-0 are capable of the upset because Buffalo upset New four bedroom Colonials COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet Dorsett ran 21 yards for another Eastern Realty bested 643-5012. Reward. CARRIERS MANCHESTER - Spring meet again later in the Super Bowl. must be sold immediately. lead to Minnesota and lost 28-27. The England earlier in the season at Schaefer Stadium. ______Street location. Attractive 8- from beach. Neat, winterized, “ We wanted to get some momen touchdown and Pearson.got his se Telso, 71-59. Rick Kearney RN OR LPN - Part time, 3 to Features include: Family New England corner back Bob Howard is willing to cling IMPOUNDED- German short room Connecticut Gambrel two bedroom cottage. $16,000. week before that, the 49ers struggled cond score on a 3-yard run. Staubach and Arthur Muse were best 11, 3 to 7, or 7 to 11. Laurel room with fireplace, . 2'2 tum going for the playoffs,” said to the slight hope, he said, because there is nothing else to haired pointer, East Middle nestled on a beautiful wooded Bank financing available with to beat New Orleans following a ^accounted for the sixth Dallas TD on Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, NEEDED baths, eat-in kitchen, for 25% down. 267-9452. Landry. “This game (against San for Telso with 26 and 10 Tpke. area. Mixed breed tan for lot. Country kitchen, two ragged 23-10 loss to the NFC West a 1-yard smash. do. “ It seems like something is going to happen where we Manchester. mal dining room, 2-car gar Francisco) helps. I’m pleased more markers respectively. and white male Wetherell St. working fireplaces, 2-car gar champion Los Angeles Rams. still can get in there,” said Howard. “I just don't think Manchester and age. Built in prestigious Real Estate Wanted 29 than I can say because we scored 42 The Cowboys scored 21 points in Rick Raimondo popped area. Grey ana white sheep age. Must be seen. $70's. R. area. D it's over.” MATURE WOMAN for No matter, because Meyer wasn't the second half to take the lead and dog Maple St. area. Call dog Zimmer, J.D, Real Estate, points against a pretty good defen in 24 tallies, Rick Ask for housekeeping. Must have own East Hartford areas ALL CASH For your property, that upset the 49ers lost to Dallas, warden 646-4555. 646-1980, 647-1139. sive team.” they never trailed, although the 49ers Schonbeck 23 ' in leading transportation. Call after 6:00 to dallvar tha $64,900 within 24 hours. Avoid Red even though his club dipped to 5-8 and kept coming back on Plunkett’s Tracey or Joe p.m. 644-2183. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Landry did not know it for a fact Dubaldo-Lesperance to a Penonali Manchaalar Evening HEBRON. Make an offer on lost what chance it had to finish at finest passing performance of the Herald Say good-bye to rent Corporation, 648-0131. but the 42 points was the most scored 65-52 win over Army & [ Transactions CAREER MINDED? We need this spotless seven room .500. The 49ers wind up the season year — a 15-completion effort which NEED RIDE To and from Ranch. Decorator family receipts. Own this big against the 49ers since the middle of Navy, Bob Kiernan (16), Manchester Evening Heralid people who are interested in a Call SELLING your house? Call us Sunday against the Packers in Green Hartford, 8 to 4. Parkade room with wood burning aufiful Colonial 5-5 accounted for 263 yards. Chip Conran (15) and John Career in Marketing and first and we'll make you a Basketball vicinity. Please call 649-1246, 647-9946 stove, two car garage, acre lot Duplex adjoining acres of Management.. Young expan cash offer, T.J. Crockett, Toller (14) were high for after 6:00 p.m. . Out of state owner anxious. woods. Three bedrooms, 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ding organization, looking for Realtor, 643-1577, the Servicemen. New .Jersey - Waived guard Bird Averitt. Signed guard $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and ll'z baths, first floor laun Ed Jordan. people who want an opportuni dry, fully applianced and E Paul Quey led a quartet Co. Realtors, 633-3861. □ EMPLOYMENT ty to grow with us. Complete more. IMMEDIATE Cash for your in double figures with 13 Hockey training program. Call Mr. property. Let us explain our Bay, 8'?2-7381. EAST WINDSOR-Six acres fair proposal. Call Mr. points as Westown Phar Http Wanted 13 P.S. We ll rent the tenant ... Detroit — Recalled forward Rick Vuasko from Kansas Help Wanted with spacious ten room Belfiore, 647-1413. Sports briefs m acy tripped B.A. Club, 13 ADVERTISING eeeeeeeeee****** side for $300. per month-no GENERAL OFFICE - All Contemporary. Two baths Montreal 60-37. Craig Phillips added City (CHL). charge. Sports slate training provided. Must be in plus two lavs, 3 fireplaces, MAY WE BUY your home? St. Louis (NHL) — Acquired goaltender Phil Myre. left SALES POSITION - Straight DEADLINE DENTAL ASSISTANT 11 m a r k e r s and B ob commissions, leads furnish^ good health. Age 17-34. Good IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for large barn. Call Suzanne or Quick, fair, all cash and no Hartnett and Tom Vaughn wing-center Curt Bennett and defenseman Barry Gibbs 12:00 noon the day before CERTmEO dish washers and Dietary Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. roblems. Call Warren E. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. publicBlIon. starting pay and benefits. Call Pull up stakes from Atlanta for forward Bob MacMillan, goalie Yves Position available for Clinical Army Reserve Opportunities, Aides. Apply, Meadow Con Watson Beach Co., Frechette, Martin & Rothman Sdwiand. Realtors, 643-1108. muscles 10 apiece while Al Wiley Deadline for Saturday, and Instructor on a part-time basis in Tuesday valescent (Jenter. Bidwell Manchester Office, 647-9139. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - The had a game-high 21 for the Belanger, defenseman Dick Redmond and a draft choice. STEADY WORK - Reliable, Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. slate vocational technical school. 623-4053, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Raallort 646-4144 For information call 246^94. Street, Manchester. BASKETBALL New York Rangers (NHL) - Called up goaltender hard worker, who wants Equal Housing Opportunity. WE WILL BUY Your home. C Phoenix Roadrunners pulled out of losers. IN ST R U C T O R - P r io r Immediate sale. Fast, ef Maneliester at Doug Soetaert from New Haven and assigned goalie Har steady employment, good in the Central Hockey League, club in victory come. Call 52M702 between 9- PLEASE READ military experience MANCHESTER - Victoria ficient, professional service. 7:45 president Mike Leonard announced dy Astrom to New Haven. 2 only. preferred. Must be in good MAKE MONEY WHILE THE Colonial. 8 rooms. Family Arruda-Barcomb, 644-1539, St. Bernard al Last Cincinnati (WHA) — Signed minor league left wing YDUR AD WATCHMAN - FIREMAN. health. Excellent pay and kids area in school. Instead of room with fireplace. Low tax. MANCHESTER - Centrally 528-9395. Monday. PE E \A EE waiting in the house, for the Gatlinlie, 7 ;.t.5 Paul Stewart to a 10-game trial. NOW accepting applications Classified ads are taken over Happiness Is Saving Experience on High Pressure benefits. All Training $48,900. Hutchins Agency, 646- located five room Cape with The withdrawal resulted from CHL Bob Lamm ey's charity the phone as a convenience. kids to come home, become attached breezeway and gar l.yiiiaii .Meiiinrial at RICHFIELD, Ohio (U PI) - The for full time employment. Your Paper For The Boilers preferred. Year provided. Call Army Reserve 3166. Household Qoodt 40 failure to operate a player pool tosses in overtime lifted The Herald is responsible tor round. Good wages, and over an Avon Representative. You age. Selling in mid $30’s. Va Montreal Canadiens, always known College Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 only one incorrect insertion and East Catholic Faper Drive Opportunities for appoint Cheney I’eeli. 7:45 time, Paid CMS, Blue Cross & can meet people, earn money cant. T.J, Crockett Realtors, arrangem ent in accordance with as a skating team, showed some mus VVINF past Manchester only. then only to the size of the Please bring them to East ment. 623-4053. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. MANCHESTER - Large Cape REFRIGERATORS Last Hartford :i t Indiana State — Named Richard Jamieson head foot Life Insurance. Ai^ly and be home before they get - Full dormer. 1 acre. 643-1577, Washers, ranges, used, previous commitments, Leonard cle Monday night. Police, 12-10, last night at original Insertion. Errors which ■:f Catholic High or call 649-::; there. For details, call 742- Sinishiiry ball coach to succeed Tom Harp. ADDRESSERS WANTED - do not lessen the value of the Amerbelle Corp., 104 East Highland Park. 3-4 bedrooms. guaranteed and clean. New said. Leonard said the Roadrunners Verplanck. Lammey had :j:i2633, or 289-3839 for:-: 6946. Ne«inf;ton al Sonlli Jacques Lemaire scored two goals immediately! Work at home advertisement will not be cor* Main Street, Rockville, AN OHIO OIL CO. otfart Basement garage. $49,000, $58,900 - SPRING STREET. shipment damaged. GE and would look into possible membership six points. Steve Vesco pickup. g Vi indsor to lead the Canadiens to a 5-1 victory — no experience necessary. reeled by an addilionat Inser* between 8:30 a.m, and 3 p.m. PLENTY OF MONEY plus 649-3222. Three bedroom Ranch, huge Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Baseball tion. INSTRUCTOR-Prior military in the new Pacific Coast League, four and Mark Barry two Excellent pay. Write An E q u al O p p ortu n ity caih bonute*, Iring* rec room, IV2 baths, fireplace, Pearl and Son, 649 Main Rork\ille al Windsor over the Cleveland Barons in game experience preferred. Must be joining with clubs in four California New York Yankees - Sent right-handed pitcher Stan Employer. MANCHESTER - Three 2 ear garage. 100 x 200' corner, Street. 643-2171. Main Street. interrupted more than 15 minutes for the winners while American Service, 8350 Park b«n*llt( to malur*^ In in good health. Excellent pay cities — Los Angeles, San Francisco, Locks Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas bedroom Duplex in newer 2 646-8727, evenings 649-1294, 643-2171. Cameron Dietrich had four Thomas and an undisclosed amount of cash to the dividual In Manchtalar and benefits. All Training Bolton at Bork\ Mill 75231. Help Wanted 13 MUST BE STEADY, reliable family home. Includes 643-1357. Broker. Long Beach and San Diego. and Mike Lata three for Chicago White Sox for first baseman Jim Spencer; in a araa. Ragardlaaa ol provided. Call Army Reserve I and some mechanical ability appliances and wall-to-wall SEARS PORTABLE DRYER Last llani|ilon a minor-league deal, the Yankees traded right-hander Ed exparltnca, writa Q.S. Opportunities for appointment Police. NEEDED - School Bus to repair tool maker precision carpeting. Heat not included. - Harvest Gold. Verv good Ithain ADVERTISING WATCHMAN - FIREMAN, Read, Praa., Amarlcan 623-4053 8 a.m.-4 p.m. GOOD SOLID Older Home - Over at the Community Ricks to the White Sox Iowa farm club for right-handed Drivers. Will train if tools. Experience not $26(5 monthly. Security and With 5 bedrooms. 2 baths, and condition. $75. Call 389-8942 Baron Aradriny a I NHL Experience on High Pressure Lubricanta Co., Box 666, Y, Willis Garage got a pitcher Bob Polinski and outfielder Tommy Cruz, who necessary. For South Wind RATES Boilers preferred. Year necessary. We will train. App references required. 2 a nice lot. Near schools, shop anytime. Co\ entry Dayton, Ohio 45401. GENERAL OFFICE- All are assigned to the Yankees’ Tacoma farm’ club. sor. 90 Brookfield Street 289- round. Good wages, and over ly at Holts Inc., 167 Pine St., children accepted. No pets. ping, and churches. $38,900. Wants new pact four-point effort' from 1 day . 11t word per day Penney al Alaneliesier 5918. time. Paid CMS, Blue Cross & Manchester. J pr Call 647-9936, Call Broker, 649-3100. SEWING MACHINES - Brand during the secono penoa ny a bencii- iviarK K loter in besting 3 days .10$ word per day good health. Age 17-34. Good ((tirls), 7 :45 Life Insurance. Aj^Iy STUFFERS AND MAILERS- New Zig Zags. Originally BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - Buffalo clearing brawl. VFW, 8-4. Matt Paggolli 6 days ... 9$ word per day TEMPORARY Part Time starting pay and benefits. Call priced at $229, NOW $69.50. .A- CUSTODIAN -8:30a.m . -4:30 26 days ___6$ word per day Amerbelle Corp., 104 East Urgently needed! $25.00 per Braves President Norm Sonju says p.m. Full time. General Typist for January, in Accoun Army Reserve Opportunities 1 Sewing Center. 2026 Park W ednesdav The fight started when Barons’ and Todd Jarvis also 15 words $2.00 minimum Main Street, Rockville, hundred guaranteed. Send 623-4053 8 a.m.-4 p.m. cleaning duties. Pleasant at Happy A d * ...... $2 30 inch ting Office. Call 649-2206. Street. Hartford. 236-1123. suspended forward Marvin Barnes is BASKLIBAl.l. defenseman Bob Stewart checked the scored for the winners between 8:30 a.m, and 3 p.m. self-addressed stamped seeking to renegotiate his contract Celtics host Jersey Nets mosphere. Good benefits An E q u al O p p ortu n ity envelope, TK Enterprises, Merry at Last Calliolie Canadiens’ Mario Tremblay into the while Laura Boudreau and Please call 646-0129 between 9 LARGE CORPORATION RECEPTIONIST-Vernon FOR SALE - Black and while with the NBA club. Employer. Box 21679, Denver, Colorado, Professional Firm has WANTED (liirls) boards. Mike Generis were best in The Boston Celtics will be shooting for their second a m. and 4:30 p.m. expanding. Needs two console TV $25. Washer and 80221. opening for well-groomed and “The bottom line is that he defeat. straight win at the friendly Hartford Civic Center when MUST BE STEADY, reliable positive-thinking men or drver as is. $50. Vanity table ILL IIOCKLA “ Montreal was out to let Stewart business-like person, able lo We need to buy 5 homes in Manchester area for (Barnes) wants a new contract,” CHAIR SIDE assistant and women. We prepare you to HIGH SCHOOL BOY-For SSlOO New hair dryer.' SIO.OO S i in s I) 11 r y a t they take on the New Jersey Nets tonight at 7:30. and some mechanical ability handle phone calls, and know he couldn’t do that,” said receptionist - Manchester earn $200 weekly or better if kitchen and dishwashing cash under $40,000 at a fair price immediately. and miscellaneous. Call 647- Sonju said Monday, “altllough he’s Maneliesler (lee Palaee). The Celtics will be out to avenge an earlier defeat to to repair tool maker precision visiting clients in a friendly Cleveland Coach Jack Evans. “They m i i k ; e t orthodontist's. Experienced tools. Experienceixpi not qualified. Call 872-4515 duties, part time after school. Closing dale negotiable. 1487. never said that to me.” a : l 5 the Nets, 116-109. The Nets were led by 6-7 rookie Bernard between lO.am. and 2:00 p.m. lyping were out to let us know not to touch Alex Glenn had 11 points preferred but will train necessarary. We will train. App 3 days a week and Saturdays. King’s 30 points and 14 rebounds. suitable applicant. Average Equal Opportunity Employer. ability also necessary.y. Please their little guys. But I thought our and Hal Whiting and Chris ly at Holts Inc., 167 Pine St., Apply in person, Brass Keey send resume to Box A. c.'o Tlitirsday Celtics have chosen tonight’s game to give away tee typing ability required. Hours Manchester, Restaurant. □ MISC. FOR SALE guys handled themselves very well.” and Keith Blanchard four THE TOWN OF Manchester Herald. Strict controls BASKLIBAl.l, shirts to the first 3,500 youngsters 14 and under as an 8:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Monday, FRECHETTE, MARTIIS & ROTHMAN apiece as Manchester Cy Tuesday, Thursday, and MANCHESTER-has several WANTED BABYSITTER •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Greenfield Cti at \ICC "It could have been prevented if added attraction. TEMPORARY Part Time HOUSEKEEPERS - Janitors Realtors 646-4144 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - City, Friday; 9 a.m. to 12 noon Typist for January, in Accoun CETA, Title Vl-Project days 11a.m-5 p.m. Own Article* lor Salt 41 8 cle downed Wyman Oil, 26- full time and part time Optn Evenings and Sundays they had called a penalty on Boston has been working valiantly to get untracked and Saturday. Reply should in ting Office. Call 649-2206. openings. Applicants must be transportation. Call alter 5 Council President John Ferraro, a 20, at the Community Y. positions available. Apply in w r e s t l i n g Cleveland,” said Montreal Coach is looking forward to showing area fans that it has shaken clude both business and per unemployed 15 weeks, live in p.m. 643-9946. ALL'MI.Nl’M sheets used as strong supporter of the city’s efforts Greg Turner and Jim Hare person. East Hartford Con 3 East Calholir at Ln- its early season troubles. sonal references. Herald Box Help Wanted 13 WE ARE ACCEPTING Manchester and meet certain priming plates. .007 thick. to secure the 1984 Olympics, in Scotty Bowman, valescent Home, 745 Main St., had six points apiece for Z. Manchester. Applications - Dietary Aides, economic criteria. Positions MAN FOR HEAVY WORK - 23.n32". 25 cents each or 5 for field, 4 The Celts, who look upon Hartford as their second East Hartford Ct. troduced an ordinance Monday to im The free-for-all ended with four the losers. SUPERVISOR WANTED. Laundry Aides, Maintenance which are open include: Clerk in fertilizer plant plus general WE DID IT! WE DID IT! Si. Phone 643-2711. pose strict cost controls on city home, usually play well in Hartford and hope to add the PERSONS WHO Love to do Excellent opportunity to I, Clerk II, braftsperson,spe En- players being penalized 112 minutes. Men, Nurses Aides, warehouse labor. Teleiiiephone FUEL OIL DRIVER- expenditures for the Games, Nets to their string of victories at the Civic Center. Last housecleaning, here is a supplement income. Housekeepers, Recreation vironmental Assistant, Eq Mr. Hill, 643-0644. Tha Ceiling & Wall People From I'NIFORMS WANTED ■ Cub Gilles Lupien, who squared off Experienced with class two year the Celts won five of six games at Hartford, chance to do something you Enthusiastic and responsible Directors, for prospective ment Maintenance Techni Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts. The measure was seen as an cian. Interested applicants license. Full-time employ with Cleveland’s Fred Ahern, was In addition to King, the Nets have strengthened by like, and get paid for It. Call individual needed to fill recent permanent replacements. Brownies, nurses. East attempt to check a move, backed by Cosmic Cleaners. 872-3043. must go to the CMP Office, ment. Will consider training MANCHESTER Catholic School, 649-1225 Ex-ump better penalized 32 minutes while Ahern acquisition of the Porter boys. Kevin and Howard, from vacancy In our office staff. Full and part time, for responsible person. Inquire some City Council members, for a Pleasant and persuasive striking employees. Apply at 806 Main Street, Manchester, drew a 30-minute penalty. Both Imperial Oil Co., 981 Sullivan Have Done it Again' ,SAN JOSE, Calif. (U PI)-Form er Detroit. The Nets’ outstanding center, 6-11 George John REAL ESTATE CAREER^ Meadows Convalescent to determine if they are eligi ^ MACHINE ^ TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers ■ city vote on a referendum prohibiting Stewart and Doug Risebrough, who telephone manner Is a must. Ave., South Windsor. son, leads the NBA in blocked shots with 3.9 per game. Earn 115,000 plus annually 45 hour week, split shift 9-1 Center, 333 Bidwell Street, ble for the CETA program. An S OPERATOR Introducing a flexible, mildew Good condition. Good tor the expenditure of any city funds for National League umpire Chris 4 k and water resistant spray-on also battled, were assessed 25- Hartford fans will get an opportunity to see Celtic Join a progressive organiza p.m .£ p.m.-9 p.m. 9 a.m. -1 Manchester. Equal Opportunity Employer. A young oampuny plating, or welding. Call 649- the Olympics. Pelekoudas, felled by a heart attack iSQUIZ IMMEDIATE OPENING-For ceiling or wall texture lliat is mlnute penalties. tion, We belong to three MLS p.m. Saturday. Send resume ^ looking lor lomuonu - r R TOUGH. So tough, we're 3439 from noon ill 6:lW p m three weeks ago, is making a fine rookie 6-8 forward Cedric “Cornbread ” Maxwell for the boards. For confidential inter to American Frozen Foods, 29 DRIVERS FOR School bus with muehunlenl an- a Printed Circuit Fabricator, using it for local builders first time. Maxwell did not play when the Celts defeated IHudt. Oppsrhinlly lor ^ S l as an exterior foundation recovery, it was announced Monday, The Canadiens had taken a 3-0 lead view call Ralph Pasek Bissell Street. East Hartford, wanted. We will train you. KITCHEN Cabinet installers on our 3rd. shift. Applicant M USED PIANOS & ORGANS- for new and remodeling work. ’Sr advancamanl. -*!*l must have a good background stucco. Will not chip, and expects to return to work for the on goals by Pierre Mondou, Lemaire Atlanta. Realtor. 289-7475. Ct. 06108 or Call Sharon after Part-time. Housewives and peel or flake — Ana If you can live with our unusal Hourly or contract rates. Call CALL 643*0240 in Math. E^xperienced in San Jose Missions of the Pacific and Tremblay before Dennis Maruk 5:00 at 569-4990. retirees preferred. It's WASHAOLB hours, we can save you WAITRESS WANTED - 30 Manchchester area, call 643- Kitchen Distributors, 875- blueprint reading and Available in money! Manchester Mall .scored Cleveland’s lone goal at 12:48 colors. Coast League soon. hours per week. Experienced 2373 or 643-2414. Vernon area 3346, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. m e a su rin g d e v ic e s is Keyboards. 811 Main Sireol of the second period. Tennis clinic slated Friday Clifford,Walsh Mission publicist Jam es Gama dis only need apply. Must be neat "I ’M DREAMING of a Green call 872-2826,______necessary. General machine Open Tuesday lliru Friday, 6 closed Pelekoudas’ illness. The The goal, M aruk’s 16th of the Fani s Kifchen, 1015 Main Christm as!” Be an Avon shop experience is helpful. 10 8 p.m. Manchester Racquet awarded. Local pros Jack Street, Manchester. Representative. Earn money PARAGON TOOL CO., INC. Contact Mutli Circuits Ine. . form er umpire had requested his season, came just 29 seconds after Has openings for Toolmakers, 50 H a ris on S tr e e t. All-HCC picks Club will be the site Friday Redmond and Tom in your spare time. Start now - JOBS ARE HERE SEASONED OAK Fireplace condition be kept private until doc Cleveland regained full strength buy lots of presents this All Around Machinists Th«r« ar* tomporary aaaignmanta In your araa, Manchester. Wood • For delivery call morning from 10 to noon of Casalino will assist. tors made a further determination. following a 71-second, two-man ad December. Call 523-9401. Bridgeport Operators, EDM doing tha |oba you do bast. Clarki, tacralarlaa, typlata, George Griffing, 742-7886. Two East Hartford performers, vantage held by the Canadiens. JIMTHORPePLAVEP HIS a women’s advanced clinic Operator. Apply at 121 Adams accounting clarkt, and all oiflea ikllla ara naadad IMMEDIATE OPENING-ln sophomore John Clifford and senior Rupp services COLLESE football AT with doubles strategy MEDICAL SECRETARY 7 Street, Mancncster. 647-9935. immadlataly. our Production Control FIREWOOD • hard wiKui. cul. Rick Walsh, were nametj to the All- The fight followed and Montreal CARLISLE UNDER THE stressed. .■ Bookkeeper - For Manchester Department on our 2nd shift. split and delivered. Heaping LEXINGTON, Ky, (UPI) - Ser GREAT POP WARNER. WHAT Trial run See something you physician’s office. Monday "HOUSEWIVES” Need extra SPECIAL RECRUITING IN MANCHESTER Applicant must be familiar cord $70. 647-1139. Hartford County Conference team in put the game away with a goal by Guest pro will be Judy money for Christmas shop [elRltr PRo^SEBALLTEAlW like? Then call the thru Friday.' Hours, 9-5:30. HNir*iiay, Dae. IS. 9 A.M. -1 2 Noon With Computer Key Punch. cross country. vices for Adolph Rupp, the Universi CINCINNATI (UPD - Bob Gainey at 19:58 of the second WPNT JIM PLAY FOR? Dixon, former Yale number you see In the Please send resume to Box W, ping? Try your hand at ManchMtw Y.W.C.A., 78 North Main St. Order Entry, Production SEASONED FIREWOOD -16. Xavier placed three thinclads. ty of Kentucky basketball coach who period. Lemaire scored his second Minor leaguer Paul telephone sollcting, from our Methodizing, and Cost Quota A. INDIANS women's coach, and now ad. And If you have c/o Manchester Herald. Long and abort larm tamporary aaaignmanta and 18. or 20 lengtlis of h.irdwoiKl. tutored under^ the inventor of the convenient East Hartford of tion. Experineed with Printed Northwest Catholic and St. Paul two goal early in the final period. B. BRAVES on the Bancroft staff. SteWiU't has been signed to something to sell, give high hourly ralaa, navar a faa Call 643-4061. aflor 6:iHt p.m. fice. Part-time hours. Hourly Circuit Board is helpful, but each and South Catholic one on the game and led teams to 879 victories \ ^C, REDS ______a 10-game trial by the Cin us a call! EXHIBIT BUILDER - The Barons are winless in their last rate plus commission. not required. Salary eummen- all-conference squad. in 42 years, will be held in Lexington Several door prizes of cinnati Stingers of the Experienced only. Excellent KELLY SERVICES TEN FOOT Stainloss Sioel five games opportunity. Dlsplaycraft, In Interested? For details call surate with ability. Conlael •MEWR Beer I'lUtlor. Eiglo doors, liko Tue.sday. tennis equipment will be 100 CONSTITUTION PLAZA 249-0666 mm sueioui gsMSilfe World llockev Association. corporated, Manchester, 569-4990 between 9-12 p.m., fgull opportunAr wnplorir N/P Multi Circuits. Inc, 50 now. roason;ii'lo prioe Polo’s Connecticut. ask for Elaine. Harrison Street. Manchester. iirooorv. 646-9416 i K4~*W •••••••••••••••• ACROSS 58 Show Answer to Previous Puzzle lEmMt •••••••••••••••••••••••••a spprKlsUon ApartiMm for Hont 8> OWoM-Sloiwa for ffwit M Auioe For aafa______8f I Just 8 Tobacco chew DOWN P W R ROOM Apartment. ATTRACnVK Four rown of- 1078 FORD GALAXY-tdoor A Favorite 9 BsisbsN IlK monl,t W ^ g h Street. hardtop. Nice mahoganv Dear Abby Ro^WUe. flce. Ground level, central official (abbr.) 1 Stop W K L k » 5 0 location, professional finish with black vinyl roof. 12 Plant . 2 Saar (Lat) M dlM .hailung And utilities. Small 8-cyllnder, automatic . eontalneia a Invsntof MANCHESTE3{ - Four room teansmisslon, power steering. MUCH FbR MY second floor apartment. No 13 Hindi dialect 4 Tim* zone IF f SHOULD HAPPEN ' snditloning. This 14 F*w(Fr.) (abbr.) iCANTSOTOSCHOa pets. 1200. Includins heat, hot By Abigail Van Buran 15 Doesn't aidit T0PAY.../VW RISHT It ) KNOW AN ANSWER, N O - p t 5 T water. Call after ^;00 p.m. 5 Quail jeont) 6 Impulse □ SHOULDER HURTS... I WOUCPN'TBEABLE 849-2201. OFFICE SPACE DEAR ABBY: I've been married for 12 years to a man 16 Lab substance s m i p . who, from all outside appearances, is an Ideal husband. .7 Mountain near TO RAISE AW HAND 1970 VW BUG- Good condi 17 0na*(Fr.) ancIsntTroy □ llB D IZ in EAST HARTFORD two FOR RENT Nothing could be further from the truth. 18 Chinas* ElEJO nDID 250 iquare feet, center of tion. Tape deck and speakers 8 Imprisonment - v i . ^ J bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 1^ 34 and he% 49.1'don’t drink or smoke, *nd iVa never philosophy 9 A l ^ 56 Shush 41 Complat* Mancbater, air condltloi^ and Included. $1150. Call M9-5083. looked at another man. We have no children because he’s baths. Heat, laundry hook-ups parking. Call 64S-9551. 19 Hawaiian 10 Word on the B»li>"9lno to 42 Lubricant for carpeting, all appliances, never wanted any. He t.htnkii sex is for animals, but he flultar (abbr.) wall us ihort parking. |280. Immediate oc does accommodate me on my birthday, anniversary and 20 Actress' 28 Cry of pain 43 Kind of grain B-'i Trueki tor 8ol§ 92 Moorshasd 11 Name for a cupancy. 528-1708 or 289-2890. Christmas. Then he acta as though h ^ doing ma a lavor. 29 Narrow path 44 Conittllation 22 Weatiiafcock He is good-looking, msticuloua in his dress, and has a 30 Holds In 45 Irritated •••••••••••••••••••••••••a 1988 GMC STEP VAN with 2491 Flench article mrtUJM, "> SCtreSS wonder HHnflfaii II m MANCHESTER - Three very successful busiuss. *nie only people we see socially Merkel 46 River In HH iinrap bedroom Duplex in newer 2 Wanlwf to Horn 87 1974 Chevy engine, four speed, 25 Capital of 32 Wife are his relatives and a few business associates. 21 Golly Ruula family home. Includes best offer. 643-1790. Tibet 35 Sketched I spoke to my rabbi about my loveless marriage, and he 23 Blockhead 47 Butte i & j B s e I appliances and wall to wall ROOM FURNISHED or un said as long as my husband doesn’t mistreat me, I have 27 Seminole 36 Timber tree Bl-Focals — By Ruth Marcus A i A v e e r r ...IT KEEPS chief 24 Soviet Union 48 Hive dweller WATCH ig C O P F O R carpeting. Heat not included. furnished for professional nothing to con^lain about. (abbr.) 38 Environment „ , „ /ME O FF THE $280 monthly. Security and entlenum. Residential loca- Call 6494410 or 742-i 31 Ins and____^ 51 Bleck breed A L O T O F MB, B U T A t STREETS. If I weren't flnanciMly dependent on him I’d leave him. 32 Erato 25 Ungentla- references required. 2 on. Call anytime,___ . 847-1824.___ _ I’m aching for a pair of arms to hold me. I could even live manly man 3»ror'’'> « a , TH_EVieiON. l e a s t . . g 33 Auto workers' children accepted. No pets CHEVROLET C-10 Half without sex if he would only let me fall asleep on his chest. mature broadcaster. I INVITED Ton pickup. 8 foot body, 6- union (abbr.) THANKS. I ALSO INVITED Call 647-9936. ' ...... ° “ I am dying inside. 34 Entertainment 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 II SARA AND .(j OOP WHARUER ^iiloa For Bala 51 cylidner, 4-speed transmis Where do I go from herq7 CLARA LANCE AND group (abbr.) V d e a MODERNIZED Five Room - sion. Good solid unit, runs CRAVING AFFECTION 35 Young salmon 12 13 14 510 TO NKMr It IS » 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, 6tU EM . Second floor apartment with excellent, $1295. Suburban 36 Skin ailment d i n n e r IS 16 17 appliances and garage. $ ^ . power steering and brakes, Motors, SO 'Tolland Turnpike, DEAR CRAVING: To your husband, with the 37 Warnings lUE GOT A air conditioning, excellent Manchester. Open 9 to 8. TDAAEET monthly. Security required, announcement that if he doesn’t see a counselor about 39 Remains 18 zo 21 no pets. 6464786. condition. $1500. 643-9199. Improving the quality of your marriage, you are going to 40 Desssrt pastry 1 ” ■ /VVARCIA PREVIOUS 1974 CHEVROLET-C-10 half 22 23 see a lawyer. There Is more in life than three square meala 41 Exclamation AND W G & r m T l 17-13 POLTON - MANCHESTER WE PAY $10 For complete ton pickup. 8 foot body with of disgust 1 PKfc junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland a day. You may have- to support yourseU, but craving 2S 26 Z7 28 29 30 town line. Large 3 room apart cap, 8-cyIlnder, 3-speed stan affection as yon do, it could be preferable to being yoked to 42 Canadian IA/ENDOL.. I Auto Body, 528-1990. dard, power steering. Real ■ C n y f MtA. m ■ T M R>» US. Fll. Ofl. ment. Heat, hot water, stove, a cold fish for the rest of your life. mountain ' 31 zz 33 and refrigerator. Quiet clean, well-kept vehicle. 45 Fsmala saint ■ ■ DODGE VAN - 1975 BlOO 34 neighborhood. References $2995. Terms arranged, trades DEAR ABBY; I am a wedding photographer, and (abbr.) 35 38 required. No pets. $230 Tradesmen. Automatic welcomed. Suburban, 50 46 Mina workers' 1 ■ tim i/t iei Articit* for Safe 41 Dog*-Blrd$-P»t$ transmission, power steering, recently I found myself in a situation that f dim ’t know 37 38 3. fU/oACUe- lfeN.a^lyW.1*.. /2 -/3 43 Room* for Ron! 52 Apartmontg For Rant 53 monthly. 643-5983. Tolland Turnpike, how to handle. union (abbr.) tan. 24,000 miles. $3,800. 649- Manchester, 649-2076. Open 9 1 I started shooting this wedding at 4 and was still 49 Egypt (abbr.) 40 FIREWOOD FOR SALE - All MINIATURE Schnauzer Pup THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - 2813. to 8. 8132 50 Equina gait pies - ARC. Salt and pepper. MANCHESTER SIX ROOMS TWO ROOMS Furnished. shooting at 10 whiie the weddling muner and dance were 1 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer hardwood, cut and split, into 2 Birch House Women. Central 4-]3yr>. 52 La____ tar 42 43 44 ^5 46 47 48 References. Call 289-0327, or includes three bedrooms Stove, refrigerator,, bath, going on. foot lengths. $30 per pick up ly located. Downtown security deposit, lease. No heat, hot water. Apply 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO. pita ■ ■ 649-0485. They had an elegant sit-down dinner, but nobody invited 49 SO 51 62 I THOUGHT VOU M P WELL, HERE'S truck load delivered. Call 742- Manchester. Ritchen pets. $240. Wolverton M arlow 's, 867 Main. St., Excellent running condition. A classic front-buttoned 53 Heat unit I <30T WRAPPEP • BRUSSELS RAN Uolorcyclaa-Bleyelaa 64 dress with a pretty yoke me to have dinner. I saw several empty places set up for UP IN A SCIENCE-. 8867. privileges. Call 649-2358. R(Realtors. 649-2813. Manchester. $700 or best offer. 6464919. 54 Tour S3 54 55 WERE KEERNG AN ANOTHER OVER yOUR SHIH TZU Puppies - ARC. for the schooi girl. Can dinner, but didn't think I shouid sit down like an invited 55 Low male ON BRUSSELS.' FICTION FLICK.'' TIME-WARP p ig itAl Champion sired. Will hold for 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - be made in a shorter guest and eat, even though I was starving. voice se 57 55 USED A-78-13 Snow Tires. holidavs Call 528-2585 after fi VERNON - Three room apart- MANCHESTER-Plenty of length over pull-on pants FOR SOU- WATCH Blue 27" Electric Drop-In nonuays. call 528-2585. after 6 ...... $205. per month in- 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 It is customary to imnte the photographer to have 56 Double curve _ !2 room in this duplex type ★ ★ for variety. dinner? And how about the band? Range. Reasonable. Call 643- eluding heat and hot water. apartment. Has ^pliances, miles. Asking $1650. CaU 649- No. 8132 with Photo- 57 Forest animal INEWtFARER ENTERPRISE ASSN) T 1060. Apartmanta For Rant 53 8130, after 5:30 p.m. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 ALSOHUMAN HORSE BOARD 12x12 super Call 7«-7811. and heat is paid. Call today. FX-1200 - Built by factory Guide is in Sizes 4 to 12 Rental Assistors, 236-5646. years. Size 8, 2% yards clean box stall. Ring pastures, WE HAVE customers waiting engineer. Branch heads, DEAR ALSO: The thoughtful host and hostess will HAMMOND ORGAN - T 412, FIVE ROOM DULPEX - Cen Small fee. 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - 45-inch. with rhythm II. Best miles of trails, trafloring. $75 for the rental of your apart 2 Door. 6 cylindder. 17,000 Barnett clutch, aluminum invite the photographer (and the band) to eat if they are monthly. 649-7087. trally located. Near bus line. rocker rollers, Mikuni car TO ORDER, send $1.00 fir iieh reasonable offer. Call 646- ment or home. J.D. Real EASY LIVING-Carpeted 2 miles. Air conditioned, power paltim, pill lot for poitoft u d engaged to work a five- or six-hour stint. A sepSrate table Win at Bridge Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Adults only. No pets. buretor, balanced blue printed handllni. or a place in the kitchen is usually provided for those who 3137, anytime. Available December 15th. bedrooms in fine area. Laun steering, power brakes. $3375. AFGANS TO YORRIES - We 1980. 875-71«. motor, transmission. 871-2511. SUE aURNETT are “working'’ a party. board, groom, train them all! 'Call 647-1037, after 5 p.m. dry, parking, yard for pets. Minehostor Hwold NCR CASH Register - Recon Today only $175. R ental 1150 All. of AmtrlcM Dummy entry is puzzler ditioned, with many totals. Eukanuba and Science Diet LOORING for anything in real Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. 1973 VEGA Hatchback - GT Niw York, N.Y. 10OM DEAR ABBY: Will you please settle a disagreement Dog Foods Rennet Supplies. estate rental - apartments, MANCHESTER - Clean one Call after 5:30 p.m., 228-3957. bedroom unit in a small brick Model. Automatic transmis Kit dddrui nfft IIP between my husband and me? If he has seen an enemy Sheridane Rennels, Route 66, homes, multiple dwellings, no CODE. stYli Hunibir and llzt. building with rural yet con- HEAT PAID-In spacious new sion, power steering. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville He thinks I’m some kind of cleanliness nut because I NORTH I2/I3-A hand he can bring the con Hebron, 228-9089. fees. Call J.D. Real fetate The Fail & Winter *77 bathe every night before going to bed. I believe it’s juat POOL TABLE- 8 months old. venienflocation. Blanchard & ly decorated apartment. Excellent condition. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and A A tract in by playing his nine Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Was $800. Will sell for $450. Associates, Inc. 648-1980. Reasonable. Please call 742- BASIC FASHION con good Mrsonal hygiene. UvoMtock 44 Rossetto, 646-2482. Includes appliances and sun rack. $1,750. 2894042. tains a Bonus Coupon. f K J 6 of diamonds, but he isn’t Owner moving. Call 643-6286. porch. Just $165. Rental 9572. My husband says I’m "flaky,” and bath before going A 10 8 6 3 2 TWO & THREE Room Apart Price . . . $2.00 a copy. clairvoyant nor does he have WHAPPA YMEAN WE'RE Assistors, 236-5636. Small fee. 1971 HONDA SLK - 350. to bed is not necessary. Whiat do you say? THAT WAS ' , WLAPEK WANTED TO SO HE TORE ITOOWNI RIDING LESSONS indoor ment Available. Downtown FURNISHED 3 Rooms, 4 A632 X-ray eyes. Therefore he IN t r o u b l e ? YOU SAW FIGURE SKATES-mens sizes 1977 FORD T-BIRD. Add $2.00 for the New 'MRS. CLEAN 7HEH: RKSHr MAKE A FEW SLI8HT t h e n h is g ir l FRIENPi riding ring. Western stock Manchester. Centrally Excellent condition. $375. Call WEST EAST decides to enter dummy to HOW THE SHe-PEVIL' 9 and 11, ladies size 9, two location. $170 & $190 per Automatic, power steering, SUCCESS IN SEWING. NOW ITS NOT EVEN MODIFICATIONS TISH ADAIR, MADE HIM located, on bus line, heated, Kin g SIZE-5 rooms, beautiful 649-7313. A Q 10 8 5 4 A J632 lead a second diamond. PERFORMED ON ITS electric blankets, three dog seat, saddle seat, and hunt month, including heat. N ul power brakes, air con DEAR MRS. CLEAN: I vote with you. And my m«lf 6KBDADPLE OFF TO seat. All levels 228-9817. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. reasonable, security. Call 666- apartment in home, with f 732 Q104 Which way should he enter PUISHT TEST! coats 16 inches long, call 643- dining area. Off street ditioning, AM/FM stereo. RALEIGH BICYCLE-Girls 3- tells me that there are a lot of men out there who wish ♦ J 7 5 A4 2847. *****••••••••••••••••••••• Dent in left door. Best offer. their wives were as ‘'flaky” as you. (P.S. A little soft soap dummy? parking, yard for kids. Only speed. Like new condition. ♦ 94 A K Q J 10 Most piayers will lead to Qardan Piwfucta 47 MANCHESTER - 5 room $170. Rental Assistors, 236- 643-1790. Cali 643-9458. ••••iiiit••••••••••••••••• at bedtime wouldn’t hurt your husband either.) ; MANCHESTER - Four room SOUTH dummy’s king of hearts to FIREWOOD-Primed apartment in a four family Duplex. On busline. Adults on 5646. Small fee. Campara-Trallara A K 97 retain control of all suits and hardwood, fully seasoned, cut, CHRISTMAS TREES - ,1971 PONTIAC CaUlina - 4 Problems, Tell them to Abby. For a personal house. $165. J.D. Real Estate, ly. No pets. Stove and Campara-Trallara Moblla Homaa 65 A A985 most of that group will see split, delivered. Call 646-7905 Blue/white Spruce for 646-1980 or 646-1237. refrigerator included. $200, MANCHESTER-Immediate Door Hardtop. Power brakes, Moblla Homaa 65 unpublished reply, write to Abby: Box 69700, Los Angbles, between 6 and 9 p.m. tagging/cutting. Wreaths, power steering. $995. Call 646- ♦ KQ9 East rise with the ace of plus heat and utilities. occupancy. 3 rooms $150. 4 ARE YOU Selling your mobile Calif. 90069. Enclose a stamped, self-addresaed envelope. 4 875 diamonds and lead the king fireplace wood by trunkful, THREE OR FOUR bedroom References and security roopis $165. No pets. Security 6622. ITWO FIRESTONE Town and FREE boughs. Stanley Tree NO HOLDS BARRED - Inven home? Buyers wailing. Please of clubs. Dummy’s last en apartment. Downtown loca required. Call 649-4893, after 6 deposit. Call 568-1054. tory Clearance Sale! Brand call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- ' Country steel belted radials. Farm, Long Hill Road, off p.m. 1968 FORD STA'nON Wagon, Both vulnerable try wiii be knocked out and tion. $250. monthly Paul W. new 14 foot wide. Choice of 2 8284369. there wilt be no way to bring , ER 78-14 on rims used 1 year Route 6, at Andover Church. BOLTON two and one half good condition. Power brakes Dougan Realtor 643-4535. or 3 bedrooms, $10,900. Large A8tro*graph West North East South in the diamond suit. $100 complete. Ms. Remes 742-6438. AVAILABLE JANUARY 1st. - room apartment. Heat and hot and power steering. Two snowtires with rims, $650,00. selection of pre-owned homes 1 ♦ Pass 1 f The best line of play is to .568-3560. FOUR ROOM Apartment. Two bedroom Duplex. water included. $165. 643-5085. to choose from, $2,950. Cream Antlquaa 48 Call anytime 643-9409. Automotiva Sarvlca 66 By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass 2V Pass 3NT enter dummy with the ace of Appliances, carpeting, Includes appliances, P uff, 60x12 feet, $5,999. Pass Pass Pass clubs. East gets in and CHRISTMAS TREES- Your parking. Adults only, no pets. carpeting, and rec room. $225 FOUR ROOM HEATED- Alley Oop — Dave Graue WANTED. Antique furniture, Excellent financing available. plans that have far-reaching cashes three clubs but South Choice $5.00. 55 Fairfield $225 month. Availablle Dm . 5. monthly. Heat and utilities ^artment, second floor. 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- 0|>ening lead - Five of Street. M anchester. Open glass, pewter, o3 paintings or , ^urUy.‘ M ^ 3 cylinders. Good condition. Immediate parking effects. Your Ideas will make will take the rest of the not included. Quiet residential Close to busline. Adults only throughout the state. Plaza sun specialists, factory spades. Days and Evenings ‘til 10:00. othernt. nPranrintiottAme antique items w *' Automatic. $1695, or best trained, one day service, 114 sense and you will gain ready tricks. THE CENTURION , THEN DOC MUSr'VE, W HY LOOK AT THEIR ^...BLIT IF THEY A R E TRADERS, area. No pets. Security no pets. Phone 643-7405. Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross support. SAYS WE12E A ' MISCALCULATED f ? LL, ) DO YOU Harrison, 643-8709. offer. Call 8754537. East Main Street, Rockville. (SARMCNTS. ARE / AS THEY CLAIM,THEN THEY FOUR ROOMS - Newly deposit and references ______Highway, Berlin Turnpike-, TAURUS (April 26May 20) Con L O t^ W A Y FROM SOMEWHERE V MISTRUST TH E Y N O T s t r a n g e ' MAY COME FROM painted. Centrally located. required. Call 649-2003. MANCHESTER-Deluxe two 871-1617. -^^•^ANTINOPLt IT ALONG THE l in e '/ 7 /r^ -TOEM, TDY3UR EYES? Building Suppllaa 42 WANTED Furniture, old toys. 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - 1-828-0369. ditions are promising today A FAR PR0V)NCe 7 p e RHAFS.. Married couple. No pets, no bedroom townhouse apart Doc. 14,19n where joint ventures are con By Oswald & James Jacoby A Virginia reader wants to commander WHERE SUCH / AND PER- Bisque dolls, steins, clocks, V-8, 400 engine, 4 barrel, 7 RAIMENT IS / HARS NOT), NA’TURAL STONE for children. References. Call TWO BEDROOM Apartment - ment. IW baths private en The coming year should be an cerned, provided you take the South leads the deuce of know the rule in this case. swords, guns. Outright power steering, power brakes, Aulomotiva Sarvica 68 Automotive Service WORN.' ^ANTDNIUS; retaining walls, veneers, bewteen 5:30 and 8:30 p.m Close to Main Street. trance, full basement, pool 66 Interesting and fun one for you dominant role. Let your cohorts diamonds from dummy at South is declarer, but Bast purchase or consignments. 649-5664. Available January 1st. $150. and patio. Includes, heat, air conditioning, excellent patios, etc. Pick up by the Call 644-8962. socially. Before It’s over. It Is serve as back-ups. trick two. East ducks and leads out of turn. South puts Heat and utilities not in appliances, wall-to-wall running condition. $850. Call GEMINI (May 2A-Jun* 20) Al South rises with the king. I T ' pound or delivery by the ton. after 6:00, 528-6294. likely you will have greatly his hand down as dummy. At Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, FOUR ROOM Apartment - cluded. One months security carpeting and air conditioner. expanded your circle of ac lies who have historically How should he continue? this point attention is called Near buses andIMCC.Nopets, 1 . .. __, required. Call after 6, 6 ^ $325. per month. No pets. quaintances and contacts. proven themselves loyal and He is a trifle too high. 649-3163. 1972 CHEVY VEGA to the 'lead out of turn. The □ RENTALS $190. month, plus utilities!^^ 2314. Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. PORSCHE AUDI SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 26Doc. true will be even more so Twelve points opposite 12 is Hatchback - Automatic, lead stands. South remains 9000. 21) Something that you have today. Fortune attenda you usually not enough for Doga-BIrda-Pat* 43 radial. 32,600 m iles. One By Hoffman through your sterling relation as dummy and North be FOUR ROOM apartment planned for today may not game, but South is there and comes declarer. Room* for Rant 52 FOUR ROOM Apartment, 426 Fairfield Street. $195. Call owner. $750. Must be seen. 700 Connucticul Blvd., East Hartford come off exactly as you envi ships. DOG-CAT BOARDING THREE AND ONE-HALF wants to make it. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) room apartment. Second floor Broad Street. No appliances. 649-2871. 6469708. sion It. However, It should work CANCER (June 21-July 22) bathing/grooming. Obedience WANTED - Retired or Being of worthy service to .s\W ...... _ with heat hot water stove, $145. Security deposit. • SERVICE o PARTS • BODY SHOP out better In the long run. Find C igObvhEA mc.TM H,3 U S P,’ OH protection classes. Complete loved ones today will afford you * Barry’s World,. matured gentleman to room refrigerator, wall-to-wall Married couple, no pets. 643- Homea for Rent 54 VOLKSWAGEN - Micro Bus. For ServIcB Call out more about yourself by modern facilities. Canine and board. Use of TV and 4751. 9 passengers. Very clean. as much gratification as It will Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon carpet. 3195. Centrally sending for your copy of Astro- kitchen. Call 742-5066. located. Adults only, no pets. WEEKLY -SPECIAL. New engine. FM, radials, un Graph Letter. Mall 50 cents for please those whom you serve. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Road, Manchester. For reser 528-9447 PItch-ln where It counts. Call 646-7690. MANCHESTER -Immediate Carpeted two bedroom with dercoat. Must sell! $2300, each copy and a long, self- vations please call 646-5971. ROOMS FOR RENT negotiable. Leave number, NO NEED TO WAITI addressed, stamped envelope LEO (July 26Aug. 22) Today’s occupancy. Large six room alt appliances and more. Only happenings should Hatter you, Covenient location near 232-5787, and 453-6431. ■'HAVB YOUR CAR SERVICED to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, 7 ^ F R E P ./ r e l a x , w i l m a .C i ^ SHIH TZU PUPPIES - ARC. WALL STREET, HEBRON -4 duplex. Central location. $150 Rental Assistors, 2 ^ for your companionship Is S E L F - S E R V e 7 w £LL, d o n ' t j u s t hospital, unfurnished $20 per Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. F O R h e a v e n 's KNOW EVERY COP Champion lines. Will hold til rooms. Wall to wall carpet. Excellent condition. Security. 5646. Small fee. BY PEOPLE WHO CARE" likely to be sought by one you SIT THERE-SAY week. Paul W. Dougan, Heat, and appliances. Call 228- FOR SALE - 1967 Buick Wild Be sure to specify your birth s a k e ./..S L O W O N T H I S b e a t b y 'H ELLO' TO O L D , Christmas. Call 649-4145. Realtors, 643-4535. References. $275 mo. 649-4003. sign. truly admire. Let him or her 9759, or 64itiB71. Lombardo Associates. COUNTRY COTTAGE. cat. Good tires, mag wheels. make the overtures. OOWN HIS FIRST NAME.' W H AT'S ms n a m e / Secluded two bedrooms on New battery and front brakes. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) // You're lucky today In things VIRGO (Aug. 26Sspt. 22) Your acreage. Includes appliances, Paint good. $400. 6465738. k " -mm Inspiration for a second effort A 7 / ------I ■ that concern you materially or kids and pets welcome. Only careerwise, but not so In frivo will come to you today because 1 ^ $200. Rental Assistors, 236- 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - In | I 1 lous Interests. Play doesn't of a desire to provide more BUSINESS & SERVICE 5646. Small fee. good condition. $600. or best ■ _ . .... I bountifully for those under pay. oHer Call after 5:00 p m 646 | 643*5135 24 HOUR TOWING * AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Fab. 19) your wing. BOLTON - Three room cot Timing Is all-important In turn LIBRA (Sept. 260 e l. 23) You / tage. Lease and security. Call — ------I _ _ _ _ * ing your dreams Into realities have a knack for lifting the 1-223-4460, mornings til 9 a.m. ! FOR SALE - Buick Regal, V- I * today. Start with small steps spirits of others today by turn 8, low mileage. $1795. I — ____— ______, before breaking Into a trot. ing everything Into fun. Use It. EAST HARTFORD - Six room Reasonable. Call 643-1402. I / » V i O R I A R T Y B ^ ^ T h E R S / PISCES (Fab. 26March 20) The Change the mundane Into the Duplex, three bedrooms quiet, subtle approach will light and enjoyable. % Carpeting. Fireplace. 1975 LINCOLN Continental - * work wonders for you today in SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Enclosed porch. Stove Two door hardtop, white, • ~ ■ accomplishing your purposes. Something good you have DIRECTORY refrigerator. Adults. No pets! mileage - 53,000. Loaded witli I ^ '* “ '^” **'"«*NCHtsiM ,coNN..Phon.643-5m ! Do what's necessary sans going lor you looks like It will Born Loser — Art Sansom have a pretty hefty payoff. It will Servicea Offered 51 Servicea Offered Security. $265. Pasek extras. Private owner. Asking I „ , ■ spotlight. 51 Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting 33 Realtors, 289-7475. $6,000 or best offer. Call for i Member of Better Business Bureau ! ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) This come In over still waters, so C&M TREE Service - Free es aOMintment, day only 646 g M neau g Is a good day to push Important don't rock the boat. RESPONSIBLE MOTHER timates, discount senior PAPERHANGER - Desires CARPENTRY - Repairs, PRIVACY - Six room house IMEWSPXPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) citizens. Company will care for preschool work. Reasonable rates, no children ages 2 thru 5 in my remodeling, additions, gar Two car garage oil heat and ______i ^ FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY ! Manchester owned and job too small. Call 646-5017. ages, roofing. Call David two fireplaces. Excellent con Bugs Bunny — Hslmdahl and Btoffsl operated. Call 646-1327. seven room home with fenced All work guaranteed. P CHEVROLET - Window * CO N T R O L L E O A U T O B O D Y R E P A IR S i ® 197IbyNEA.ini: in yard during daytime hours, Patria, 644-1796. dition. Mr. Duff, 643-2133 Sports Van. Automatic, V-8, ■ a l l " K m i n a ■ power brakes and steering. ■ *kll dll luaRBS • _ 5 days a week. 643-43-9409. WHAT% fM I'(L( NOT (jOINe)'^, "How about that! I wouldn't light any BRICK. BLOCK, Stojia GEORGE Nm CONVERS - TOLLAND - 9 Rooms, 4 Rustproofing. Low mileage. | ^ Fireplaces, concrete. Painting and Paperhanging ALL TYPES OF Carpenter VER THINKING ID EAT HERE matches for a while, If I were you." ONE EASY CALL - Will open work - Ceramic tile, hung bedrooms. Newer executive UNLESS Chimney repairs. No job too many doors for your altering, Call between 5-9 p.m. 643-2804. Raised Ranch for rent. ------I d l o a n and RENTAL CARS I i PLEASURI , ...I'M small. Save. Call 644-8356 fgi ceilings, plumbing and elec- dressmaking and repair 19MVEGAHATCHBACK-GT * ■ A v a i l a b l e b y A p p o in tm e n t...I l FLIDDSV! ^THINKING/. NtX) CAN Our Boarding Houss — Carrol & McCormick estimates. l ig h t HAULING, pick up Richard Young,"M9-lTO m m |‘o?‘872-79m“''^ Model. Automatic transmi6 * STOPTH^T problems. An added bonus if and delivery, attics, cellars ...... you are looking for gift items. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 power steering. WACKET, OOP JOBS, Cleaning cellars 8'“ T " ’®. cleaned. Painting BEST DEAL-Expansive 2 Excellent cpndition. I • AMOS a FOR BONEHEAD HAR-RUMPH'. IT MAY INTEREST ^"httics. Moving large M e HOOPLE! 50METIME5 I 'iOU TC KNOW, MRS. HOOPLE BIDWELL Home Improve bedrooms, with heat paid. All RMsonable. Please call 746 | STAN OZIMEK, M anaiter * appliances, alo stbne or loam appliances and basement. THIN14 yJU NEVER L E F T THAT WHAT YOU CONSIPER delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. ment Co. Expert installation Painting-Papering 32 Only $245. Rental Assistors, • ------[ 301-315 CENTER ST., MAf^ESTER | KINPEWARTEN.' XJU'VE OHlLP-5 PLAY A SERIOUS PAINTING - interior and of aluminum siding, gutters 236 ME55EP UP MY KITCHEN UNPERTAKIN6.' MY HANP- and trims. Roofing installa 165636, Small fee. 1973 PLYMOUTH ! ■ VINYL REPAIR - We can fix exterior, paperhanging, SATELLITE-2-door hardtop. - _ ^ _ PLAYING WITH WAX ANP CRAFTEP CANDLES WILL sofas, chairs, cars etc. No B&M TREE SERVICE excellent work. References. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- Complete tree care and 9109. SWEET & LOW-captivating 3 Copper finish with black vinyl T M ALREKp Y l a t e PLAY A KEY ROLL IN MV need for expensive rec- Free estimates. Fully in bedroom home in fine area. interior, economical slant 6 ...... STA R TIN G p in n e r ; CAMPAIGN TO REEPUCATE covering. 568-5878. removal. Insured and sured. Martin Mattson, 649- experienced. Special winter cylinder. Automatic transmis- Autoa for Rent-Laaaa 87 Autoa For Sale 81 AMERICANS TO TRUE H e a t h c l if t This Funny World 4431. SPECIALIZING cleaning and of® extr^'^^sfS Sion, power steering, radial ror si prices! 643-7870. repairing chimneys, roofs, REWEAVING burns, holes. roofs, white walls, exceptionally new roofs. Free estimates 303n Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. oim Zippers, umbrellas repaired. QUALITY PAINTING and Building-Contracting 33 clean, well-cared for car. M*N«^ Window shades, Venetian Years Experience. Howley, SIMMER, ^ CAN TOU NAME THAT TUNE? lye*ato.l*. Paper Hanging by Willis 643-5361. CLOSE TO COUNTRY- $1895. Hurry on this one. Co w n .-i'Ll hlinds. Keys. TV for rent Schultz. Fully insured, WES ROBBINS carpentry Radiant 6 room house on Suburban Motors, SO Tolland Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- references, 649-4343. remodeling specialist. Ad acreage, with jgargage and Turnpike, (Home of Beautiful TAKE CARE 5221. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ROOFER WILL Install roof O’ rr,' siding or gutters for low dis basement. Appliances. Call Cars), 6462078. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch built-ins, bathrooms, for deUils. Rental Assistors ODUJOBS DONE - Cllars, at kitchens, 649-3446. count price. Call Ken at 647- painted for $150-$200 by 1566. 2365646. Small fee. 1973 AMC SPORTABOUT KITCHEN tics, garages, yards cleaned, scheduling now. Professional WAGON-Pretty blue. Thrifty moving, trucking. Loam for considers any iobm 289-9287, CUSTOM CARPENTRY - VERNON-Four______room Ranch. 6-cyIinder. Automatic sale. Lawn service. No job too evenings or wekends, Don, Homes, Additions, Repairs, Two b^roombedrooms, s large lot, one transmission, power steering. big or small. 568-8522. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing •••••••••••■ •— — •------Heating-Plumbing 35 child, no pets. Heat included. Practical vehicle. $1995. Bade J.P. LEWIS & SON-Interior 345-2009. $265. 742-6736. terms, trades welcomed. SNOWPLOWING - Commer- and exterior painting, Suburban, 50 Tolland Turn HEYLL cial or RESIDENTIAL. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SEWERLINES, sink lines, paperhanging, and cleaned with electric cutters, OtfIcaa-Sloraa for Rant 58 pike, Manchester. . certainly X3 Manchester area. Free es remodeling. Fully insured. Carpentry and general con \ KNOW THE timates. Reasonable. Call tracting. Residential and by professionals. McKinney 649-9658. Bros. Sewage Disposal 500 FOOT GROUND Floor of- 1972 PINTO RUNABOUT-4- PiFFERENCEz anytime 646-5489. commercial. Whether it be a lFFWMIA.lnc.TM A*B US PM OtI Commpany, 643-5308. flce space. East Center St ieed, radio, sharp and clean. PR0FE;SSI0NAL Painting - small repair job, a custom guaranteed, $1595. Hurry on COMPLETE CARPET & Tile built home or anything in Ample parking, uUIlties In- Interior/Exterior. Qualitttty eluded. Avflilable January 1 this one. Suburban Motors, 50 installation and repairs. Free between, call 646-1379. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Tolland Turnpike, paint. Best prices. Call Ned, repairs, plugged drains, Great opportunity for In Short Riba - Frank Hill . estimates. Call Pat, at 646- 644-2174, anytime. Manchester. kitchen faucets replaced, surance account, travel agen A BILL FOff „.we HAPA BIT (DP A^ 3745, after 5 p.m. CARPENTRY & Masonry - OUM P U M . _ repaired. Rec rooms, cy, broker and so forth. Call COST OVERRUN Additions and remodeling. 1974 OPEL MANTA-2-door WHATS -THIS? IC7 SA C K S C. INTERIOR PAINTING and bathroom remodeling, heat Jeff at Keith Real Estate. 646- C E M E M T A N D ON OUR L.AST PROFESSIONAL HOUSE wallpapering. Quality Free estimates. Call Anthony hardtop. White with black In L^b/v.) Cleaning - HMUSBAND AND Squillacote, 649-0811. modernization, etc. Free 4126. CONTRACTT professional work at Estimate gladly given. M & M terior, 4-speed, am/fm, one IlyJ/ WIFE, SPECIALIZING IN reasonable prices. Fully in owner. Sporty economical CARE OF ALL TYPES OF Plumbing & Heating. d^9-2871. sured. G.L McHugh. 643-9321. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - auto. $1995. Bank terms easily /Z-/3 <’lt17l4cNi.akt»re4.. Ur. HOMES. For free estimate, New homes custom built, VERNON OEEICE SPACE arranged. Suburban, 50 "We were going to name him after you, call 646-8342. remodeled, additions, rec FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- HMHENT ToIIond Turnpike, on Talcott- __ SUNSHINE CONTRACTORS bing. Repairs and ______- For all home improvements, rooms, garages, kitchens Two room! In restored Colonial ville, Manchester line. but I remembered a rich uncle." remodeled, bath tile, cement Remodeling. Faucets, Central location next to K-Mart ASSISTANT Organist Carpentry, Pain- ' NeveR eiANP unprr m / w s a e i o e work.•vw*n. Steps, uuislicid.dormers vanities, . ■ hot . water------heaters. ... available for the hBlidays. I.?*:, 1966 VOLKSWAGON excellent WH6N CHAUNCy 16 AROONP/' Please ca 643-4.307 '' tncal. 643-41 Residential or commercial. • emergen* running condition. Must sell Call 6464291 «3-702<- moving. 228-0453. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues,, Dec. 13. 1977 Mrs. Albert G. Donovan Mrs. Mary Vassallo Donovan of 70 Falknjor Dr. died Obituaries Sunday at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center. She was the wife of Albert G. Donovan. Albert R. Hauschulz Mrs. Donovan was bom in Hartford and Jived in Roland M. Aubin EAST HARTFORD -/flbert R. Manchester the past 29 years. She was a communicant of Hauschulz, 75, of 62 Gulf Stream Drive, the Church of the Assumption. For headed area CofC Lakeside Village, Kobe 'Sound, Fla., Other survivors are a son, James J. Donovan of formerly of East Hartford, died Dec. 5 at Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Joyce A. Cicerchia of Home Delivery SOUTH WINDSOR -T he funeral of Martin Memorial Hosptlal. Stuart, Fla. Coventry; a sister, Mrs. (Hiristina Guiffre of West Hart Phene 647-9946 Roland M. Aubin, 56, of 800 Pleasant He was the husband of Mrs. Elizabeth D. ford, and two grandchildren. Valley Road, who died Monday at Hauschulz. The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from the X '/ ' - Manchester Memorial Hospital, is WEdkeSbAY, DECEMbER 14,1877 PRICE; PIFTEEN CENTS Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from Samsel- Mr. Hauschulz had lived in East Hart Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, with a mass at 10 at the Church of the Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 Buckland ford before moving to Hobe Sound in 1969. Assumption. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Road, with a mass at St. Francis of Assisi He was a member of Hospitality Lodge of Masons of Wetherifield, the Connecticut Bloomfield. Church at 9. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to 5 Burial will be at the convenience of the Consistory of Norwich, Washington Com- mandry, Knights Templar, and Sphinx and 7 to 9 pm. t " - family. Temple Shrine, Hartford. He was also a The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made East Hartford bulletin board Friends may call at the funeral home member of the Sons of Union Veterans of to the American Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Group plans ex-husband, John, took Heidi with the Civil War. He formerly was employed Manchester. Community Carol Sing Mr. Aubin was founder and executive him to California where they lived director of the South Windsor Chamber of at C.N. Flagg & Co., Meriden. First Federal Savings of East Other survivors are four daughters, : w. • ■1^4' 'i" - - I !■ with his brother. Mrs. Griffen went Commerce for 10 years. He also was a Fitzgerald Funeral Hom e Hartford will help put music in the to California last winter to regain past president of the South Windsor Mrs. Shirley Hunter of East Hartford, air from now until Dec. 23 with custody of Heidi and failed in the Rotary Club. Mrs. Gloria Libera of Cromwell, Mrs. Christmas programs. Watkins courts there. He was born in Quebec, Canada, and had Nancy Aldrich of Wethersfield and Arlene Dignified big meeting Brothers of Hartford, an organ Carlson of Ramsey, N.J.; 23 “My life isn’t going to be complete lived in South Windsor most of his life. He Family Service trust dealer, has installed one of its in grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. The East Hartford Citizen Action dumped on their streets. until I have Heidi,” said Mrs. was an Army veteran of World War II. struments in the bank’s lobby at the The funeral was Dec. 7 at the Johns For over one hundred years, generations have Group (EHCAG) is making plans to Cal Ubaldi of the Larrabee- Griffen. She and her second A communicant of St. Francis of Assisi Personal Care main office at 1137 Main St. The Funeral Home Chapel, Stuart, Fla. Burial put their trust in Watkins. Norman M. Holmes hold a town meeting this winter. Woodlaind Association warned the daughter, Jessica, three months, now Church, he was ieader of a Charismatic organ will help music programs in will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, and the Holmes Staff strive to continue that trust Plans so far are to hold the town meeting and the workshops live at 100 Columbus St. here. Prayer Group at the church and was an meeting at the St. Rose School on with it must be carefully run to avoid the lobby. Second North School’s Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist. ‘ with warmth and sincerity to each family “Many, many other mothers have Church Street on Sunday, Feb. 12 third grade directed by Mrs. Barbara He" also • was a deacon • candidate...... for the The famiiy suggests that any memorial served. wasting the effort. my problem,” she said. She said she beginning at 1:30 p.m. “I see us getting nowhere,” he Carmelo will sing Thursday at 1 p.m. will speak to anyone concerned about Hartford Archdiocese and the coordinator gifts may be made to the Shriners Mayberry School’s third, fourth, said. “So we get them (the leaders) of the Marriage Encounter program in Crippled Children’s Hospital, Springfield, Leaders of the town’s goyernment and fifth graders directed by Ms. the problem if they contact her at her Mass there and we dump on them. Then we South Windsor. • /* ■ will be invited to take part in Janet Sala will sing Thursday, Dec. home. all go home and they go home and J. Linder Carlson Edward M. Fitzgerald \V e ^ /A < workshops. Each workshop will be 22 at 1:20 p.m. Refuse collectors plea He is aiso survived by two sons, Norman nothing happens. J. Aubin of Abington and Richard A. Aubin J. Linder Carlson, 82, of 25 Russell St. 225 Main Street NORMAN M. HOLMES. Dir. run by one of the seven neighborhood The EHHS Madrigal Group wiil associations which make up EHCAG. “If we come up with the solutions, Arthur J. Mulligan, director of the of South Windsor; a daughter, Mrs. Ger died Sunday at Manchester Memorial FUNERAL HOME sing Friday, Dec. 16 at 1:30 p.m. and Manchester, Connecticut A planning committee of members they might not listen to us. Public Works Department, made a maine McCowi of Townsend, Mass.; his Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Inez 142 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER • TEL 646-5310 the EHHS Ensemble will sing plea for his refuse collecting crews. Johansson Carlson. of each association met Monday “But if we ask them to take a mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Aubin of Hart Phone 643-5940 Wednesday, Dec. 21 at 1:45 p.m. He asked residents to shovel out an ford; a sister, Mrs, Rita Syivain of Hart Mr. Carlson was born Jan. 13, 1895 in night at the Raymond Library to month and come, back to us with begin planning for the town meeting. The Penney Mixed Ensemble will area for rubbish barrels at the edges ford ; and four grandchildren. Brevik, Sweden, and had lived in some suggestions, maybe something sing Friday, Dee. 23 at 11 a.m. The Rev. Alphonse Labieniec, a can be done between us and them.” the street or leave the barrels in the The family suggests that any memorial Manchester since 1926. Before his retire Organists will include Mrs. Anne driveway. 4 gifts may be made to the Blue Army of ment in 1965, he was a building contractor leader in the South End Association, Since EHCAG associations began Kiniry, Mrs. Vera Miner, Mrs. suggested the leaders invited should to take shape in June, the Barrels and refuse bags put high on Our Lady of Fatima, Washington, N.J., in Manchester for many years. He was a Therese Terris and Donald Hallquist, snow drifts or behind the snow on be those who might best be able to associations have invited town 07882, member of Emanuel Lutheran Church, Anyone else wishing to play should help EHCAG people solve their leaders to separate meetings to dis Mary Goodwin, president of the East Hartford League of sidewalks subject the crews to extra Manchester Lodge of Elks and Linne call the bank at 289-6401. hazards. The men risk breaking their Lodge, Knights of Pythias. problems. For example, he cuss problems. EHCAG leaders have Women Voters, reads a league statement on ways the town can backs to reach some refuse. Mrs. Evelyn F. Timreck He is also survived by two daughters, suggested an association invite been pleased with progress made in spend federal funds during a Monday workshop. The map of Daughter still away Great Holiday Gifts Mulligan also asked that residents The funeral of Mrs. Evelyn F. Timreck Mrs. Edward (Eris) Jenack of James Fitzgerald, chairman of the some areas. the town behind her is shaded in the areas where the money Mrs. Roberta Griffin of East Hart of 37 Linnmore Road, who did Sunday at put their refuse out before 7 a.m. on Manchester and Mrs. William (Lilly) Democratic Town Committee. Catherine Larson,-EHCAG presi cannot be spent due to high average income. (Herald photo by ford said this week she is afraid she Manchester Memorial Hospital, is Other leaders suggested for the dent, said major prolems remain will spend her second Christmas the day of collection instead of the Lumb of Fort Collins, Colo.; a sister, Mrs. Barlow) day before. A fresh snowfall during Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. from John F. Bessie Johansson of Sweden; and three workshops included: Esther Clarke, throughout town. without her daughter Heidi, 5. Her Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., grandchildren. minority leader of the Town Council; the night could lead to their being with a mass at the Church of the Assump At Fantastic Savings plowed in. A private memorial service is scheduled George Dagon, council chairman; tion at 11. for today in the chapel of Emanuel Mayor Richard Blackstone; and Burial will be in East Cemetery. Lutheran Church. The Rev. Ronald J. Henry Genga, council majority Friends may call at the funeral home Fournier, pastor, will officiate. Burial 3 Com plete leader. Workshop airs fund use ideas today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. will be in East Cemetery. Others who may be invited include Police report Ideas for spending an expected building?” program for the handicapped. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Police Chief Clarence Drumm, coun of solid waste to a regional method. $540,000 in federal funds came out of He noted the hall at Hockanum • Hire a professional staff to work Diane Barrera of Manchester, whose St., is in charge of arrangements. Music Systems cilman James Cordier and members The landfill area could then be used Monday night’s workshop held at the Village has been destroyed three with the Human Rights Commission name was misspelled in the obituary in There are no calling hours. of the Board of Education. for something else and a road could East Hartford Senior Citizen’s Center at McAuliffe times by vandals since it was built and start the Urban League’s fair Monday’s Herald. The famiiy suggests that any memorial Tailored To Give run through. Benjamin F. Montgomery, 36, of Problems to be dealt with in the over 20 years ago. Boards now cover housing program. gifts may be made to the Newington workshops will pertain to each Park. He said the town could build a 264 Pinney St., Ellington was over its broken windows. Only a few • Build more bus shelters. Children’s Hospital. You The Stereo association as well as all of them. Mrs. Doris Suessman of the League bridge over the Hockanum River arrested Tuesday during the day at Mrs. Clarence H. Freiheit tables and chairs remain in its gutted The Burnside Center Association of Women Voters suggested some of from Martin Park to land the town the Computer Processing Institute Mrs. Lillian B. Freiheit, 72, of 26 Westwood St. died Entertainment the funds could be used to end the interior. early this morning at Manchester Memorial Hospital will focus mainly on crime and van owns. Traffic could then leave the school at 111 Ash St. and charged bottleneck at the entrance to Martin park area over the bridge to Hillside League members also suggested: Last workshop with third-degree assault and in after suffering an apparent heart attack at her home. She In M rnioriuiii dalism, said association members • Support repair programs for In loving memory of Marion D. You Wont Aii present Monday who were Eve Park off Burnside Avenue. Cars must Street or Roberts Street. Monday night’s workshop was terfering with an officer. was the wife of Clarence H. Freiheit. Davis, who passed away December go in the same way they came out. existing one-, two-, three- and four- 13lh. 1973, Heanue, Irene Manupelli and James Youth centers followed by a second at the Mayberry The charges stem from a com Mrs. Freiheit was born July 17,1905 in Westerly, R.I., Traffic jams are common on family homes in town and better en Somewhere back of the sunset. in One Manupelli. Mary Goodwin, president of the School. The third will be tonight at plaint of a fight between students at and had lived in Manchester for 40 years. She was a summer nights even without special force housing codes. member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. Where loveliness never dies. The Prospect-Center School group league, suggested the money might 7:30 at the Hockanum School off High the school, police said. Montgomery She lives in a land of glory. functions in the park, she said. • Help the East Hartford Housing She is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Gladys Wilkinsin Mid the blue and gold of tne skies Compact Unit may focus on state highway traffic set up and maintain youth centers in Street. is to appear in Common Pleas Court Why not build a road behind the Authority repair and improve its 879 of Grant’s Pass, Ore.; and two nephews, Keith Harger of And I who has known and loved her. The input to the mayor’s staff will 12 in East Hartford. park to connect with Ecology Drive town. She pointed out the need for units of elderly and low and Elmwood and Joel Harger of Bloomfield. Whose passing has brought sad tears. be used to form the application to the Will cherish her memory always. Avoid excess shoveling by the town incinerator? such a center at the Hockanum moderate income housing. The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. at the John F. To brighten the passing years. .Village housing project off Brewer federal Housing and Urban Develop Michael Bonner, 21, of Hartford Arthur Mulligan, director of Public Mayor Richard Blackstone told her- • Provide rent subsidies to people ment (HUD) office for the funds was arrested Tuesday at the Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. The Rev. Sadly missed by her hut-band Street. Works, suggested residents not he liked the idea but asked her “to hard pressed to meet rent payments. through the Community Develop Bradlees store on Silver Lane and Charles Kuhl, pastor of Zion Evangelicai Lutheran wait a few years.” The town runs a The mayor said the town had set up E shovel out the bottoms of their • Study the need for day care ment Block Grant (CDBCJ) program. charged with fourth-degree larceny Church, wiil officiate. Burial will be in East Cemetery. landfill area just east of the in youth centers at the O’Brien and driveways until after his plowing centers, The CDBG program requires I shoplifting I. He is to appear in court Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from cinerator. The jnayor said he would Goodwin Schools. The O’Brien center 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. crews are done. This will save the • Set up a community activity citizen input at all stages. in East Hartford. m resident repeated shoveling efforts. not want to have the public driving was closed because few youths PINEHURST . \ "x Walter Belbot He also warned residents there is a through there often. attended it. The Goodwin center was COVENTRY Walter Belbot, 73, of 65 Lakeview HOLIDAY fine for dumping snow on town But the town will someday switch moved to Penney High School where Terrace died Friday in Calais, Maine. He was the hus streets. > from using the incinerator to get rid there are more facilities but atten band of Mrs. Eleanor Belbot. dance is still light, he said. About the Hockanum Village Mr. Belbot was born Nov. 25,1904 in Warsaw, Poland, KORV • Tape , and had lived in the Coventry area for the past 25 years. Year after year, wt storage center to be put in a rebuilt Com C He was a Navy veteran of World War II and a member of use the same receipe // munity Hall there, the mayor said, the Veterans of the Foreign Wars and the Disabled and the freshest “How often should one rebuild a American Veterans. He had been employed at Pratt and U.S.D.A. Beef and Pork ',1 Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp., East to bring you the finest k Hartford, for a number of years. Swedish KORV... He is also survived by four sons and two daughters. and year after year our ■ii Firemen ’The funeral and burial were iii Eastport, Maine. KORV business in t.' The Flagg Funeral Home, Eastport, was in charge of creases. V arrangements. promoted If you want the best J Mrs. John F. Lovett flavored Holiday Ham, * Eject button The funeral of Mrs. John F. (Rose E.) Lovett of 54 we suggest you order a • Rtwind '• F u l lotwtrd ^ Digital lapt counlar East Hartford Fire thief Michael Hawthorne St., who died Saturday at Manchester half or whole fully * Ughted record (evoi metera • From load rtcord/play caaaatta dack ' • AM/FM alateo recalvar Fitzgerald announced his depart Memorial Hospital, is Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from John cooked ment has promoted two firefighters. F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass MORRELL Complete Stereo AM/FM Phono/Cassetle Entertainment For Under $200 Peter Callahan, 42, was promoted at St. Bridget Church at 10. E-Z CUT HAM □h^n everything you want for quality stereo enjoyment—AM/FM radio, Cassette from assistant master mechanic to Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. at Pinehurst. cassette play/recorder. It features a convenient, front-load record/play cassette master mechanic. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 And orders are coming comroT and'^iwinTrlhtort^ rewind, a digital tape counter, automatic recording level Tape Special Kenneth Slocum, 41, was promoted and 7 to 9 p.m. in for Pinehurst ^?th t?.' ® ^ Iwin-lighted VU level meters to assure quality recordings. Comes compiete from Callahan’s temporary assistant Our finest Cassette Tape to regular assistant mechanic. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Carl (Eleanor) U.S.D.A. Choice nectin7co"l®an3fabTes'Reg.T29 sT microphones, and ail con- XHE C-90 .. Reg, 3.99 ea. Itoyce of Manchester, whose name was misspelled in the RIB OVEN The promotions followed the Now Buy Two And Get process of applications and exams obituary in Monday’s Herald. BEEF ROASTS One Free Mrs. Herman Soeten Sale 3 for 7 .9 8 begun with the retirement earlier Our meat men prepare this year of Deputy Chief Edward CO\^NTRY — Mrs. Elfriede W. Soeten, 71, of 207 them so that they are Sale 16988 Save 6 0 .0 7 Heimer. Set of pair Alice Drive died Monday night at Manchester Memorial easy to serve and Callahan has been with the depart She was th6 wife of Herman Soeten. wonderful to eat. ment almost 21 years. He was Mrs. Soeten was born April 9, 1906 in Cologne, Ger- And hundreds of area Heimer’s assistant mechanic since many, and had lived in Manchester more than 20 years 5 Complete Stereo AM/FM/ 1968. before coming to Coventry 12 years ago. people come to PINEHURST for Phono Entertainment* For Callahan and his wife, Barbara, She is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Elly Engelen of Under$100 Cologne. HOLIOAY FRESH have eight children named Christine, Gift boxed The space-saving LSC-130 Angela, Kenneth, Gloria, Peter, TURKEYS and features a quality AM/FM The funeral is Wednesday evening at Holmes Funeral Chris, Margaret Mary, and Kevit). Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. Cremation will be in CAPONS receiver with built-in, full- Springfield, Mass. size BSR automatic record He is the son of John Callahan who We have #2(4 cans of old was a sergeant on the East Hartford Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from fashioned Pumpkin, changer. It has tape inputs 7 to 9 p.m. and outputs for 8-track, cas police department until his retire 4 Candied Fruits and sette, or reel-lo-reel. Com ment a few years ago. - fani^ily suggests that any memorial gifts may be everything you need for plete with wide-range Slocum has been with the depart egular $ 12.50 Now just made to the Heart Association of Greater Hartford, 310 holiday baking. speaker systems, hinged ment 14 years as of Dec. 5. He had, Coilins St.. Hartford. dust cover, and all connect Clarence O. Gove ing cords. Reg. 129.95, been a mechanic before joining the SHURFINE FRUIT force and had held the status of BOLTON — Clarence 0. Gove, 82, formerly of Watrous COCKTAIL driver before becoming temporary raadfdied Monday night at a friend’s home on Madison assistant mechanic Feb. 14 for this Street, Manchester. 2 W cw i6 9 * East Hartford firefighters Ken Slocum, left, and Pete Sale Lafayette LSC-44 Automatic Stereo year. Mr. Gove was born Oct. 15,1895 in Pittsfield, N.H., and SHURFINE Callahan work on a Scott Air Pak in their repair shop at the Slocum and his wile, Wanda, have had lived in Bolton and Sunapee, N.H., for many years. Phono System CUT BREEN KANS Complete with stereo headphones and Engine Company No. 2 station on Main Street after their re three sons named Troy, Randall and Before his retirement, he was employed as a lead man in FRENCH BREEN BEANS I f)1 9988 dusicover. Features a lull-size 3-speed cent promotions. (Herald photo by Barlow) Craig. His father is Lewis Slocum the experimental testing department at Pratt and CREAM S m E CORN BSR automatic record changer, volume Sr., 92, the oldest working school Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp., East UoLcm controls lor each channel, tone control Save and speaker systems. Reg. 59.99 crossing guard, assigned now to Super Christmas Hartford. He was a 32nd degree Mason and a member of School and Tolland streets. the Nashua, N.H., Lodge of Masons, and Nutmeg Forest, zm< 3 0 .0 7 Callahan and Slocum maintain all Special Tall Cedars of Lebanon, and Temple Chapter, OES, of Set CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS S a le is T f East Hartford public records the department’s engines and ladder Manchester. He also belonged to the Rochester, N.Y., 44.88 trucks. Even small engines such as $ 5.97 Lodge of Elks. orSAVARIN CHECK OUR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS. the department’s outboard motor for' He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (June) COFFEE Lafayette -J Radio ElectronicySheipping Centers Sale prices efieclive through December 19. 1977 darner Sr., property on Governor its river launch get their attention. Open Mon. thru Fri. 10 ata to 9 p.m. Guillow of Vernpn; two grandchildren and a great- f Lplayetle Raijip Electrcn-c? Inc 1977 Warranty deeds grandson. Street, conveyance tax $41.80. Other firefighters help them out Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. *2.99 s. James A. McCarthy to Frederick whenever they have a job requiring ’The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at the John Perkins Mary A. Reynolds to Adrian Sun. 12 to 3 FIVE FLAGS LTD. Dean DlUlio Jr. et al. Lot 10 on Amy LeBelle et al, property on Whitney more than the twt> of them such as Funeral Home, PitUfield, N.H. Burial will be in Floral VtSA Drive, conveyance tax $66.55. Park Cemetery, Pittsfield. ENFIELD W. HARTFORD Street, conveyance tax $37.95. changing one of the massive tires on CATALOG SHOWROOM PINEHURST James A. McCarthy to Henry F. a large engine. Friends may call at the funeral home ’Thursday from 7 8TORBS COAST TO COAST 646 27^1 ^ Bishop s Comer Shoop.ng Cento, George T. Timko to Glorio Merritt 261 Broad Street Wb r«Mnre Ih# right Berdat et al. Lot 11 on Amy Drive, Both men are also available to to 9 p.m. GROCERY to limit quinllllM. '45-3359 357 No M.tm Sr. Cor Albans Ave et al, property on Francis Street, OPEN LATE MON, THRU SAT; MANCHESTER. MON. THRU FRI 236-0047 conveyance tax $59.40. light fires if. they are needed -j Manchester, Conn. 06040 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, was 302 MAIN 'Imported Joseph J. Dentamaro et al to conveyance tax $36.85. Ram check guarantee at sale pnee lunicis Irmried guanhiy) Full refund within 30 d « t-e .ch a n g e wrihm 60 days Marie Rita Sinclair to George T. although they will not normally Tel. 646-0251 in charge of locai arrangements. Richard A. Mount, property on Main Giordese et al, property at 42 answer fire calls. Street, conveyance tax $40.70. O’Connell Drive, conveyance tax Also promoted this fall was Lester Catherine D’Onofrio to Charles A. $28.05. llcene to pumper driver.