PAGE TEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 7, 1976 The chaplain comment;: ^ criminal? Pinochle scores The weather Coniiderable cloudlneiR, windy, Manrheiler '' colder today, high in 30*. Gearing, dinner at 1:30 p.m. at the Pinochle will be played P *"- Senior Citizens much colder tonight, low 5-10. • Top sc o re rs In the clubhouse. Tuesday and Thursday at 1:30 Center. 'Thursday fair, colder, high in 20s. their sense of peace and freedom functional, behavioristic psy Manchester Senior Citizens Vernon chologists'have tended to dismiss National weather forecast map on through a return to responsible Pinochle Group Game Dec. 2 ‘Winners in the Vernon Page 11-B. living, integrity, and concern and religion as irrelevant to both the at the Army and Navy Club Senior Citizens Pinochle Club compassion for others. This is scientific and human enterprise and are Mike DeSimone, 606, Dec. 2 tournament at the Robert Schubert, 597, Esther “therapy” of the most profound to regard it as harmful to soundness Senior Citizens Center are of body and mind alike. Anderson, 578, Ann Fisher, Alexina Moreau, 631, Viola variety, and it is perhaps our great 569, Francis Miner, 562, Floyd i* ^ uturdayr M misfortune that this conception is They have analyzed, psy Einsiedel, 626, I^s Richard Post, 555, George Last, 5M, son, 610, Emil St. Louis. 572. today accepted and practiced with so chologized, and pathologized xmas cards religion, ignoring the possibility that Gladys Seelert, 548, Mike For Buckland Industrial Park little confidence. Haberem, Bea Cormier aUd Top scorers in the Nov. 20 wa fMvf avury It is a known fact that psy religion is, in and of itself, a Helen Gaveilo, 543. intfa thing PSYCHology, SOULogy of the game are Joe Gessay, 712, chotherapists have failed to attain Sophie Bogdan, 691, Ann the high rate of successful profoundest sort. Pinochle will be played Hletala, 669, Minnie Luetjen, N e w s readjustments they desired and have Reads a sign over the Bucks Coun Thursday at the Army and 658, Ann Quinn, 646, EM Quinn, ty Jail in Pennsylvania: “We are not Directors vote to match now been forced to take a serious se Navy Club. Play is open to a ll. 682, Joe Klncman, 670, the m’trael* of tnohiJtitil | a junk heap; we are in the salvage s u m m a ry By REV. RUSSELL CAMP cond look at religion's viewpoints in senior citizens. The group will Beatrice Minor, 664, Gertrude downtown monehcsUr respect to this question. Practical, business. " have its annual Christmas Edwards, 657. lottary tiehalt “ After all, chaplain, we're not here ComplM from to save souls," said the head of the U n ifd Preat Infrnatlonal $75,000 planning grant prison psychiatric diagnostic unit. “Then what in this hell are we here Mnderam-Uttle By GREG PEARSON would be split 50-50 between the town Weiss said that Raymond J. Karpe, for?" I retorted. He didn't know that religion, in its Herald Reporter and state. has resigned from the Economic most vital and significant form, has State (See related stories and pictures The cost to the town may not ac Development Commission, which is on pages 10-B and 11-B.) always been intent upon saving "lost KENT — Murder charges were tually be $75,000 in cash, Weiss said the planning agency for the park. souls," in helping individuals regain pending today against Charles E. The Board of Directors Tuesday this morning. He said that the town Karpe will be replaced by John Wilkins, 51, who allegedly ad night unanimously agreed to match a will receive “credit” for time put DeQuattro. mitted to state police he shot to $75,000 grant from the state to pay into work on the park by town of Weiss also told the directors that death his wife and son in their for planning costs for the proposed ficials. he is most concerned about the A bout tow n expensive rural home sometime industrial park. The town time spent on the project zoning-change step needed for the in late Monday. He surrendered In an unrelated m atter. Town could be included as part of the dustrial park. He said that an appeal Tuesday and was charged with Counsel Victor I. Moses told the town’s $75,000, Weiss said. Thus, the of the zoning decision on the matter two counts of first degree assault board that a problem of political town will pay part of, but not the full, could hold up development enough. Estelle Carpenter Circle of Community Baptist Church and bound over to Superior Court I pressure he had mentioned two amount. for the J.C. Penney Co. to decide $o He said this morning that he was will meet tonight at 7:45 at the home of Mrs. John in lieu of $200,000 bond. weeks ago “has been resolved.” leave the Manchester site. „ iderson-Little prices! The $75,000 approved by the board not sure what funds would be used to “ I'm concerned about the zoning McGain, 64 Holl St. pay the planning costs. He did say MIDDLETOWN - A court of will be matched by a grant which is hearing, where one person could tie that Revenue Sharing funds, or Cornell Circle of South United Methodist Church will ficial says the appeal of an order expected to be approved by the State up the whole bundle,” Weiss told the monies acquired through the Public meet Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. at the home of Carol Sid- Bonding Commission on Friday. directors. Penney has said that they Northeast Utilities lower rates is Works Employment Act, Title II diqui. not getting any special priority! Throughout the development of the want to break ground by mid-1977. (Herald photo by Pinto) might be used. and therefore It will be next | proposed industrial park, the costs The Penney company also will The Advent Bible study group of Emanuel Lutheran have made written obligation to the 8 month before a hearing is held on, Marquee damaged by storm Church will meet Wedne^ay at 1:30 p.m. in the church the case. No requests have been I town by the Jan. 10 zoning hearing,' library. made by thejitility'or the Public Although no major damage was reported after Tuesday’s rain Weiss said. He said that he expects a OUR Reg. $22 and $23 Utilities Comrol Authority to-| and wind storm in the Manchester area, the marquee at the Industrial park size letter from the firm before the -.4 . hearing that states that Penney wijl Ann Judson Circle of Community Baptist Church will speed up the case. vK' O LONG HOUDAY DRESSES Parkade had a panel blown out and there were some reports of come to Manchester as long as th‘e meet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the church. I t broken store windows. Some minor flooding was reported also. town meets its obligations. At this Flatlenng lale-day and party tashions lor HARTFORD—’The Connecitcut may be cut 50 acres time, the town has no written com- . The Emanuel Church Women will have a smorgasbord M isses and Juniors. Supreme Court was to consider a at its meeting tonight at 6:30 at the church. mitment from the company, challenge this afternoon to the I By GREG PEARSON The 50 acres is mostly owned by Moses spoke to the directors near state’s system of funding local OUR Reg. $60 Herald Reporter the Hartman Tobacco Co., according the end of the meeting to say that the education which could force the The town is considering not to Weiss. M.A.P. Associates, the political pressure connected with the CLUB 400 legislature to restructure the tax Rain storm disrupts purchasing a 50-acre parcel of land it backers of the Buckland Commons Buckland fire jurisdiction case has system if the present method is SPORTCOATS has included in the planned industrial project, owns an option on the been taken care of. St. Bridget Honor Roll upheld as unconstitutional. park. property. Paul Willhide, a Republican direc Grade 8 Burns, Thomas Carpenter, 4995 some phone service The .parcel, located in the eastern Richard Newfield, president of tor, again asked that Moses reveal Lisa Carroll, Leslie Kenneth Conboy, Dawn Cook, R eg ion al most section of the proposed park Hartman, said that the town has not the source of the pressure. He made Fetherston, Laura Conti, Lin Handsome new styles, nch labrics. Gemma Dubaldo, Lynne site, would be located between the negotiated with his firm about the 50- a motion to direct Moses to explain da Glade, Nancy Johnson. English, Deborah Coomto. tailoring par excellence! The wintery rain storm which was The strong winds forced the front BOSTON — Sixteen prominent J.C. Penney Co. property and acre parcel or any other land that the details of the pressure. Kevin Kean, Jill Lampson, I^ryann Genovesi, Cynthia performing artists and art ad heavy for a nine-hour period Tuesday window out of Nick’s Shoe Repair at Vincent Pumhagen. Granato, Blake Karpe, Bar caused disruption of telephone ser 1101 Main St. and blew down a portion Buckland St. might be involved in the industrial The motion was defeated 5-2.' vocates, including Helen Hayes Town officials said today that J.C. bara Kennedy, Susan Ogrod- OURReg. $19 vice for about 300 customers in of the theater marquee at the park. Phyllis Jackston, Democratic direc Grade 7 and Arthur Fiedler, have called “They said that they might want nik, Mark Shaw, Barbara Manchester, but no other major Manchester Parkade. Penney, which would be the major tor, said that asking for such a full Celine Buczek, Robert BOYS’ SPORTCOATS for increased public funding of the Wolk-Laniewski. problems occurred as a result of the Hartford Electric Light Co. tenant of the park, had originally some of our land. We told them that report from Moses was "a little bit arts in Massachusetts. expressed an interest in including the when they decide what they want, we storm. reported only three customers out of silly” and would "demean the of Southern New England Telephone service for 57 minutes on Waddell 50-acre plot in the park plans. They will sit down and talk,” Newfield fice.” Sizes 8-12 BOSTON - 0 . J. Shirley, of ] Co. (SNETCO) reported that all Road. are not now as concerned with in said. Willhide replied, "The office has OUR Reg. Shell Oil Corp. and chairman of a cluding the property, however. He confirmed that his company has OUR Reg. $23 1 8 9 5 customers were back in service The Town Highway Department already been demeaned in my opi 15-company consortium formed to “Initially, Penney thought that agreed to cooperate with the to w on $IO and$l1 Sizes 14-20 today. said that only a few catch basins nion. I will have little confidence in CB Convac clean up oil spills, said today the they w an t^ open land between their the project, but no actual land neotia- Finely tailored in quality labncs About one and a half inches of rain were clogged with leaves as a result the office until I hear further detail.” A new weekly column for all you LADIES' federal government has “greatly I fell during the day and unusually of the rain. Public Works and Parkxx building and the highway (1-86),” tion has taken place. Willhide said that he considered Citizens Band radio enthusiasts out FASHION overstated” the amount of oil that A spokesman for M.A.P. strong gusts of wind up to 56 mph the Park Department received no Town Manager Robert B. Weiss said Moses’ report on. the matter “ in there on Channel 19 and the other will be discharged into New Associates could not be reached this SWEATERS were reported in the area. calls on storm related problems. this morning. The firm and the town complete," but the five Democratic channels. Fellow with the handle of England waters during explora The nine-hour period of heavv rain The Town Fire Department are now reconsidering the inclusion morning. . directors present felt that the’ full “Ink Dipper” will bring you the tion of the 1.2 million areas of | fall was not a reord, according to the reported that a few bricks from a of the 50 acres, which is “very expen Edward J. Stockton, state com report was unnecessary. Republicans latest ratchet-jawin’ from CB-land. Continental Shelf. He said the merce commissioner, listed the" in National Weather Service at BradlOy chimney at 52 Wells St.' blew off in sive land,” Weiss said. Willhide and Carl Zinsser voted for Watch for it every Saturday in The Cardigans, pulovers probability of a significant oil I The land was not to have been in dustrial park as a 350-acre one in a the motion. (Directors Vivian E Herald’s Weel^end magazine. International Airport. the storm. shetlands. cables spill under present regulations cluded as part of Penney’s 150-acre letter he sent on Nov. 19 to Jay 0. Ferguson and Robert Price were and many more! and protection systems is remote. operation, but would have been part Teper, state commissioner of S.M.L. absent.) of the entire 400-acre industrial park. finance. Director Jack Goldberg urged that OUR Reg. $8 BOSTON - A Kennedy C hrist-1 That figure may now be reduced to a Stockton said today that the figure care be taken in the rehabilitation mas is the theme of the exhibit at I 350-acre park, if this parcel is not in had "no significance” and he was not PANTS Ohio vote certification the John F. Kennedy federal cluded. aware of the details concerning land —See Page 14-A building. The display features “We won’t know how big the park transactions. People’s Store presents from around the world to I actually is until the boundary survey 6« the late President’s family during is completed," Alan Lamson, assis C Misses and Juniors held up by law suit pull-on styles in the Christmases of 1961 and 1962 | tant own planner, said. He did say Tentative timetable many lashion colors. when he was in the White House. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio U.S. Labor party’s suit against that the acreage figures now being Sneak Preview Sale The display will be open to the Secretary of State Ted Brown today Brown. used are accurate estimates. public until Jan. 10. refused to certify Jimmy Carter's “ I think it’s important enough to be Lamson also said that Penney has for industrial park 11,116 vote win over Gerald Ford in investigated,” said Brown. "It’s hard been interested in the 50-acre eastern to have any election without some Houseware, Gifts, Ohio presidential balloting until a parcel to maintain their visibility The following is the tentative Exceptions are needed because National irregularties.” suit seeking to void the election from that side of the building. timetable for important events con Penney location in Manchester would SANTA FE, N. M. - Dr. Joel S. results is decided. ' Nine witnesses Tuesday outlined to “The last we heard, they had cover more than four acres and Dinnerware, Ladies Kinneary the results of their in nected with Manchester’s proposed OURReg.$17 Hochman, a psychiatrist, says I “ I won’t sign the cettifying cards changed their position,” Lamson industrial park development: would include parking for more than for the electors until (U.S. District) vestigation of Nov. 2 vote fraud. said. Hardware, Cook & Bake MEN’S LUXURY convicted killer Gary Gilmore Is 60 cars. mentally ill and the Utah courts Judge (Joseph P.) Kinneary' decides Jan. 7 —Completion of the project Inland-Wetlands Agency public Ware and Much, Much SWEATERS" set a dangerous legal and moral the case,” said Brown at q^morning plan for the industrial park. hearing for park permit. precedent In giving in to news conference. Jan. 10—Planning and Zoning Com Feb. 20—Public hearing on project Gilmore’s wish to die before a Kinneary's-secretary said earlier Kissinger giving West’s mission (PZC) hearing on zone plan by Economic Development More! 13» firing squad. Hochman also | in the day a decision could be delayed change for park property. Commission. Cables, criticized former Texas Gov. until later in the week. The Electoral Jan. 11 —Board of Directors March 1 —Public hearing on project shetlands. John Connolly’s call for televised College convenes at noon Dec. 13. leaders assessment schedule referendum. plan by Board of Directors. turtlenecks, executions, which Connally said Brown said a recount showed that March 15 —Approval of project BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - for a 70-minute breakfast at the U.S. Jan. 24 —Project plan reviewed by 229 SPENCER ST. ski styles and would serve as a swift and sure | Carter totaled 48.92 per cent of over 4 plan by Department of Commerce. stripes in all the Secretary of State Henry A. Embassy. PZC. deterrent to crime. million votes cast Nov. 2. Ford got "We discussed the state of Referendum of project plan by MANCHESTER, CT. newest colors. Kissinger began a series of meetings Feb. 7 —PZC hearing for special 48.65 per cent of the total vote, European-American relations,” Department of Commerce. with Western leaders today, giving exceptions for the J.C. Penney Co. WASHINGTON - Striking making Ohio’s election the closest Kissinger told reporters afterwards. since 892. his final assessment of the world United Parcel Service employes situation as he prepares to leave of Following breakfast, Kissinger will vote Thursday on a tentative In a related announcement. Brown said he would ask the state Con fice. drove two blocks to the Royal Palace contract to end a'long walkout Kissinger joined his longtime for an audience with King Baudouin OUR Reg. $9 trolling Board for $595,000 to reim House GOP organizing that has tied up pre-Christmas friend Christopher Soames, co before other meetings with the shipping on the East Coast and burse county boards of election to in MEN’S DRESS vestigate vote fraud charged in the president of the European Economic foreign ministers of Norway, the INSULATED disrupted it across the nation. Netherlands and West Germany. SHIRTS Community Executive Commision, for upcoming session WASHINGTON - Rep. Robert I OUTDOOR BOOTS OUR Reg. $23 N. Glalmo, D-Conn., starting his WASHINGTON (UPI) - House iliu JOCIi Congress. Still undecided 10th term in the House, is making Republicans, faced for the first time was whether they would vote to make Permanent press M E N ’S DRESS SLACKS Grasso convinced Carter the post of party whip elective rather headway In his move to become in eight years with starting a new labrics in solids than appointive. SALE and patterns. chairman of the powerful House | Congress under a Democratic presi OUR TWO Budget Committee. dent, were organizing today to deal Speaker-designate Thomas P. OURReg. OURReg. $9 and $10 with Democrat Jimmy Carter and O'Neill and Majority Leader Jim BEST Impeccably tailored llannels or classic $4 and $5 his heavy majorities in the Congress. Wright were expected to promote BOYS’SLACKS pallerns in linesi wool blend labrics. International is sympathetic to region STYLES FASHION Arizona’s John Rhodes was unop Chief Deputy Whip John Brademas of J 9 5 posed for his second full term as Indiana to the No. 3 leadership post TIES UNITED NATIONS - Kurt I of whip if the job stays appointive. Waldheim, recommended by the HAlRTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Elia T. assure a vital economy for our But Mrs. Grasso acknowledged it House GOP leader, as were the in 424 Giti CerlilicalBS Redeemable cumbent No. 2 and No. 3 2 $ 7 al any ol our 90 stores Dress and casual styles. Security Council for a second Grasso said today she was convinced region,” she said. would be "very difficult” to pur- INSULATED INSUUTEO for a Irom Maine to Alabama term as secretary general, plans President-elect Jimmy Carter would Carter met with the Coalition of suade lawmakers from some states Republicans, Whip Robert Michel and Conference Chairman John Rm . 34.99 Rm . 48.99 Huge seleclion >( ■< I t ( ( t -m t , new initiatives on the Middle give special consideration to the Northeastern Governors Oct. 1 in to vote for such programs. Anderson, both of Illinois. ol the latest East, southern Africa, Cyrpus and Northeast’s economic pBoblem in Hartford and assured them he would She said for that reason CONEG There were contests, however, for ______*30** designs « '-i- the world economic situation, ac determining federal priorities. give their problems special atten was trying to formulate its proposals and colors. tion. so that states from other parts of the the fourth and fifth party spots with cording to sources close to the Mrs. Grasso Thursday was |lM8UUTIDAWATHIW00F,i»wji »39**l Last month he sent one of his top country with similar problems could Reps. Lou Frey of Florida and Del 1^ t^ndaibo-uiik ^ Austrian diplomat. His re-election scheduled to meet in Washington advisers to another CONEG meeting qualify for aid. Clawson of California seeking to head 1 was confirmed by the General with Carter along with other in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. where “We are making our proposals the Policy Committed and Reps. Bill Assembly today. Northeastern governors. r i r regional economic development broad so that other states may Frenzel of Minnesota and Marjorie Open every nile "Yes, he will have consideration plans were further developed. qualify,” she said. Holt of Maryland contesting for the Mon thru Sal BEIRUT, Lebanon - President for the special problems of our Mrs. Grasso said she would also Research Committee chair. We honor , Elias Sarkis plans to name a meet with the Connecticut con Republicans are in a deep minority BarikAmericard region,” she told a Capitol news con Mndersonlittle prime minister this week to head ference. Shop Th> Holiday gressional delegation while in in the House, where there is a 292-142 A Master Charge A great name in line clothing lor men, women & boys. FARR'S a ."reconstruction cabinet” that She said the priority item on the Washinton. party division with one seat still un OPEN MON. TO SAT. TO 10 P.M. will provide Lebanon’s first real agenda for the meeting with Carter' G IFT GLIDE Mrs. Grasso said she would not decided. Mandwator Paikada - MANCHESTER waaNamia Mall - FARMINBTON government in more than than 18 would be the region’s ailing object to help for New York being put House Democrats, meantime, DAYS TO months of civil war. ISUMDAY 10 A.IR. TO 6 P.W.l economy. Today And Evoryday In The Htrald in a special legislative package went into their third day of caucusing OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. "The priority item is our need to because of its greater problems. to organize for the Jan. 4 opening of CHRISTMAS MANtniESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandieater. Conn.. Wad.. Dec. 8. 1976- PAGE THREE-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 8, 1976 Stolen car Friendship Lodge elects probe moves Police report Town experts to complete to New York Walter Hileman master Police pre investigating charged Monday, night with released on written promUie fall leaf pickup Friday PUTNAM (UPI) - An three break and entry operating an unregistered to appear in court Jan. 3. Walter J. Hileman of 10 Heidi Dr., James E. MacDonald was named investigation of an alleged reports on Tuesday at motor vehicle and Six new basketballs and stolen car ring moved into operating a vehicle while . .Rockville, has been elected worship tyler emeritus. apartments on Sycamore a pair of new sneakers ’Thii year's fall leaf pickup is expected equipment enabled the leaf crews to pick New York City today. license is under suspen ful master of Friendship Lodge of Hileman is a printer at Stafford Lane. The breaks occurred were reported taken from to be completed by Friday, acinrdinf to up more leaves this year than in tbe past. FBI agents were pur sion. Court date is Dec. 27. Masons. He succeeds Robert B. Printers, Stafford Springs. between noon and 6:30 p.m. a car at the rear of East Highway Superintendent .Torn O’Sullivan This year, the town rented four garbage suing a lead that a motor McBride, Hie installing suite Saturday will Forced entry was made In William P. Manocchio, (Catholic High School Mon and Director of Ehiblic Works Jay J. Giles. trucks that had leaf-compacting at- vehicle identification Installation of officers will be consist of Wilbur M. Chadwlch, past all cases. Small amounts of 24, of 78 Ansonia St., Hart day night. A window of the ' The program. If finished Friday, would tochmenta. The trucks held more than the number found on a stolen Saturday, Dec. 11, in the Masonic nnaster, as installing master; Ray money and some jewelry ford, was charged Tuesday car was smashed to gain be completed about a week later than had town trucks normally used for the car was stripped from an Temple at 8 p.m. mond E. Bogue, past master, as in were reported missing with breach of peace in entry. The items were been hoped. program. Other officers elected are Ernest stalling marshal; and Robert A. abandoned auto in an un from two apartments. connection with a domestic valued at $240. Ollet laid that more than four trucks identified New York junk O'Sullivan said, however, that this J. Smith, senior warden; Stephen T. Haugh, past master, as installing Nothing was missing from rtlsturbanpe and was year’s pickup was done falter than In pait may be rented in the future. This would Penny, Junior warden; Anderson H. chaplain. yard. another. An attempted free town-trucks for use In snow emergen Putnam police, who dis years. He said that the leaf gathering Zeidler, secretary; Bernard P. Merle P. Tapley, past grand break was also report^ on began in early November, and subtracting cies, If deeded. A total of e i ^ t town Collet, treasurer; Chester M. Ferris, master, will be mhster of covered the auto stripping Sycamore Lane last trucks were committed to this year’s leaf operation Monday, have Theater schedule days taken off for holidays and bad trustee for five years, and Milton ceremonies. weekend. weather, the work was completed In a lit program. ■ Turkington, trustee for two years. The convening officers will be identified .seven stolen Police are following up a O’Sullivan said that further work is vehicles. Investigators tle over four weeks. ' Appointed officers are Ronald G. McBride, convening master; and lead on a strange car U.A. I — “Stranger and Showcase 3 — "The Song In the past the program has taken six to needed in the restructuring of pickup suspect the operation Gunfighter,” 9:00; “Straw Remains The Same," 2:00- Mottram, senior deacon; John Ferris, convening marshal. parked in the area. seven weeks to complete, he said. routes and better methods of compacting. DiCiocclo Jr., junior deacon; Robert James W. McKay of Manchester served five-state area and A warrant was served to Dogs," 7:00 7:00-9:40;' Late show Frl. U.A. 2 — “ Assault on night 11:55. O'Sullivan and Giles both said that new F. Ledoux, senior steward; James H. Lodge of Masons will be organist. _“ is only the tip of the Richard J. Arcario, 31, of iceberg.” 18 Camp St., Meriden, Precinct 13.” 7:20-9:10 Showcase 4 — "Two-Minute Wilson Jr., junior steward; David Fred M. Gaal, past m aster of U.A. 3 — "Cabaret,” 7:00; Police said they arrested Tuesday, on charges of Warning," 2:05-7:25-9:45 England Jr., marshal. Friendship Lodge, will be soloist. "Papillon,” 9:10 Showcase 5 "Carrie,” 2:15- In lig h t o f h ig h co u rt ru lin g Also, Clayton L. Dow, tyler; Manchester Assembly, Order of one man after they found third degree burglary and several trucks and cars in Vernon Cine 1 — "(hickoo’s 8:00-10:00; Late show Fri. Wayne M. Garland, chaplain; Albert Rainbow for Girls, will present the second degree larceny Nest," 7:10; "Lenny," 9:25 night 11:55 T. Heavisides, organist; Charles G. colors. Ushers will be members of various stages of dis relating to a break and en Vernon Cine 2 — “The assembly. Joseph Lucien try on Cooper Street, Court Plrie, historian; and David Hutchin John Mather Chapter, Order of Walter J. Hileman Longest Yard," 7:15; Pregnancy disability pay son. soloist. DeMolay. Provost, 34, of Danielson, date is Dm . 27. "Hustle,” 9:20 HAVE FUN charged with one count of Marc A. LaPolnte, 20, of Showcase 1 — “Face to M E E TK O ni first-degree larceny, was 94 High St., Vernon, was Face," 2:00-7:05-9:40 held on $20,000 bond for a Showcase 2 — "Marathon SOCIAL WORLD law may be challenged Sen. Barry proposes new law court appearance in Man,” 2:15-7:10-9:40 233-6231 Danielson for Monday. HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut, legislative advMates for women s rights. Police said the first clue ATTEimON which requires employers to pay pregnant Sen. Betty Hudson, D-Madison, said of the came Dec. 1 when the Put ATTENTION ALL BUFFET LOVERS employes regular disability benefits, decision: "It’s one of the reasons we need nam Fire Department Getting Merried? women on the Supreme (tourt. We really on evidence disclosure Plamiit a langi.sl, e x is ts no immediate effect from a U.S. responded to a minor car BUFFET SPECIAL Supreme Court decision allowing ne^ women In elected and appointed fire in a Putnam Auto Dance ar Party? positions like that to present the women’s HARTFORD (UPl) - SUte's at Those charges were dropped when Barry, an attorney, said his r v THIS WEEK; Only Tuet. A Tliurt. employers to exclude pregnancy from Exchange warehouse. their sickness and accident insurance side.” torneys and prosecutors, who the state revealed evidence it had in proposal was not directly related to Hail Available Police said an bvestiga- SOMETHING FOR $ 0 O R The Supreme Court ruling on a 6-3 withhold evidence that could clear a its possession for more than two the Reilly matter, since it was not plans. tion re v e a le d a 1975 majority held that omitting pregnancy suspect in a criminal case, would years. Reilly had been accused of retroactive and therefore could not KNI6HTS OF EVERYONES C m V D The decision Tuesday apparently Cadillac had been set on from the plans does not violate the 1964 face felony charges, under a new slaying his mother, 'Barbara Gib apply to the 21-year Canaan youth’s COLUMBUS TASTES CHILDREN UNDER 12 exempts Connecticut, but some state of fire by persons attempting Civil RighU Act, which bar job dis proposal filed in the Connecticut bons, at their Falls Village home In case. CaR 646-9044 OPEN 5 TO 9 P.M. h*LF PRICEI ficials and women’s rights advocates are to cut it up with torches. fearful employers will now begin crimination on the basis of race or sex. 8 legislature. 1973. However, he did say, “This law is after 7 p.m. Witnesses at the scene of The court held the plan of the General The proposal by Sen. David M. But Superior Court Judge Simon designed for that rare instance when O iHa-iHfi iflia’s (Uatfrers challenging Oinnecticut’s three-year-old the fire reported seeing Electric Co., which was Involved in the Barry, D-Manchester, comes only Cohen dismissed the charges the pursuit of justice is not fully DISTINCTIV E c a t e r i n g law. two men fleeing the Manefwater Evaning HaraM ' "All pregnant women in Connecticut are test case. Is nothing more than an in two,weeks after manslaughter following disclosure of two observed.” rOR ALl, OCCASIONS warehouse when flames surance package covering some risks but dhar'ges were dismissed against statements which placed Reilly far Under his proposal, “any peace of P uM W w d m m y evaning eicepL still covered,” said Susan Ross, a lawyer got out of control. They Sundtyt tiM) hoBdM E nter^ M ttie Peter Reilly by a Litchfield Superior from the scene of the crime when it ficer...any state's attorney, assistant 748 TOLLAND TPKE. with the American Civil Liberties Union’s not others. said they saw the men Menclwetar. Conn. Poet Office ea Se 646-7558 Meantime, observers are awaiting the Court judge. happened. state s attorney or prosecutor or cond C len MeU Metier. MANCHESTER Women’s Rights Project in New York. move a 1974 Oldsmobile a outcome of a recent suit filed in New assistant prosecutor (who) has Connecticut women are in “good shape distance from the fire. Suggaated Carriar Rates Haven federal court involving pregnant evidence which clears or tends to Payable In Advance because of the state law,” she said Checks on the cars women and company policies. clear the accused from guilt” must Sffiglecopy ...... IS e Tuesday. showed them both to be W eekly...... SOe A class action suit against Southern Rain helps clear out make “timely disclosure" of that O ne m o o tn ...... S3.S0 Despite Connecticut’s law, duplicated in stolen, police said. Three montha ...... $ 1 1 .7 0 New England Telephone Co. was filed evidence. few other states, lawyers and others con Police said they 9 ta m o n tn e ...... $ 23 .40 seeking $1 million in damages and If he does not. he "shall be guilty” O ne y e a r ...... $ 4 $ .$ 0 cerned with women’s rights expect Hockanum River logjam searched the warehouses Men Ratet Upon Requeat changes in the firm’s policy on pregnancy of a Class D felony, which carries a RT. 6 & 44fl businesses to tangle with the state law and found several diesel Subaenpere who tall to receive l6dV6S. BY ALICE EVANS sentence of one to five years in jail or thee newepapar balora S:S0 p.m. BOLTON because of the high court ruling. engines, truck and The suit brought by Maureen Donnelly a minimum fine of $1,000. Barry’s •nould telepnone Ibe circulation “It makes it harder to enforce, obvious Herald Reporter tinue making a trail along Union automobile transmissions, depertmem, M7-9$43 of West Haven, a keypunch operator for proposal, if adopted by the ly,” said Susan Bucknell, director of the A good share of the logjam in the Pond and would like to mark the trail Brockway and Mack trac SNETCX), charged the company pressures legislature, would be what is known Bfli Connecticut (Commission on the Perma Hockanum River near Adams and with paint markers on trees and on tor trailers, a flatbed pregnant women to terminate employ as an “enforcing statute.” [IIIJtTHEATRES EAST nent Commission on the Status of Women. Hilliard Sts. has been cleared and telephone poles where they will have trailer, handguns and more ment without giving them paid leaves of There is already a law on the books s p e n d H e w y e a r s e v e w i t h u s ] One of Connecticut’s most outspoken Tuesday’s rain may have completed to circumvent property where there autmobiles in various which allows a defense attorney to -iK s n a n a i absence. the job, are no easements, he said. stages of disassembly. motion for all relevant evidence b a RetmvattonM now Mng accopted for a Fred Machie Jr. of N. Main St. also Carl Kjellson of Boy Scout Troop Also on the premises, 1 case. bid the Hockanum River Linear 126 told the committee that the troop police said, was the front -tssMLToincKnr Proposed bill would require That bw , however, only tells a OAU NEW YEIWS EVE Park Committee Tuesday night that would like to clear a path along the end of a late model Jaguar, state's attorney or prosecutor that he unless the large stones b that section river, clean up debris near the river the tools needed to disman CELEBRNTKIN must produce all relevant evidence if smoke detectors in new homes of the river are “pi^ed out of the and use the brush to make brush piles tle the vehicles and a a Full coursa Prima Rib or Bakad Slulfad Shrimp a defense attorney asks for it. It does way, another log jam will form.” for birds. They would like to work trailer full of truck parts. DInnar HARTFORD (UPI) - Builders should would require builders to instill the not penalize b m if he fails to do so. a Naw York Floor Show Hie stooes are what remains of a along the river from N. M ab St. to The truck tractors were be: required to install smoke detectors in smoke detectors in new single-family Barry’s proposal would. ^ QMAT DOUtU RATUM ^ a Dancing 'til 3 A.M. dam which was destroyed by the the railroad bridge, he said. estimated to be worth all new single family homes constructed homes. The proposal received mixed reac a Compllmantery hate A nolaamakara hurricane of 1938, he said, (^ o re Easements are expected soon from about $40,000 each. D N E FLEW OVEX T K in (Connecticut, according to Sen. George Last year, he sponsored a bill that tion from some of Barry’s legisbtive a Braakfaat tarved balora doting the hurricane, there was a pond at Bezzini Brothers and Eiconomy Elec State police and the CUCKOO’S N E S T 7 : 1 6 L. Gunther, R-Stratford. required smoke detectors In new multi colleagues. Our traditional Holiday menu w ill alao be avillabla In lha that site, which was larger than tric for property they own along the National Auto Theft Burau D M n 9 R o o fn tv "With the recent rash of fires and sub family homes. It did not pass. Rep. Russell L. Post, Jr., R- r n r luithtr Inform adoA , ca/l P lano's— B 4S-2347 Union Poixl). river, E>r. Smith said. Mai Tool is in Hartford are continuing iDirr sequent deaths, most of which are related Gunther said if the price of a smoke Dr. Douglas Smith, a member of expected to deed a parcel 50-foot Canton, said “it would be very hard / the investigation since to smoke inhalation, the need for such detector were added to the total cost of the committee, reported that Boy wide of its p n ^ r ty along the river to to write that piece of legisbtion.” I FiW ay m t U t m t n a n a k iit. Siai$ffi|, iNa O u k n buying a new home, the detector would E license plates from devices has been highlighted,” Gunther Post is the ranking Republican ■ laaa 12 Naaa H It pm Scout 'Troop 25 has cut a trail along the town, he said. Connecticut, Rhode Island, said. cost a homeowner only about four or five member on the Judiciary Com the river b back at the EctHiomy The committee is planning its next Massachusetts, New York Gunther filed legislation Tuesday which dollars a year. mittee, where the prpposal must go Planning a last-minute holiday party? Electric on Oakland St. and b walk Jan. 9 starting at 1 p.m. at New and New Jersey were 2 iU irr REYNOLDS FILMS for consideration. We still have a law dates avallablal building a simple bridge across the State Rd. and contbubg west along found scattered around the "Additional laws to protect the in ‘tONCESHMiir 7 : 1 1 river at that spot. The troop will con the river. ^ dismantling warehouse. Manchester Parkade nocent are fine,” Post said, “but a much greater priority for us is con To meet Carter HUSTLE" OPEN SUNDAY Bicentenniaf exhibit emptied by bomb victing the guilty.” 648-8333 Master Charge 6 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D- eankamericard C MOSCOW (UPI) - The American Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, immmms ftximt because of a simibr breat. Rocky Hill, was a little more HARTFORD ROAD Bicentennial Exhibition b Moscow Exhibition director Frank Ursbo D-Conn., will meet enthusiastic. was emptied late today by a report Thursday with President said that the r ^ r t was received at “It’s an interesting thought. Maybe Christmas Gift Ideas from King's that a bomb had been planted on the 4:30 p.m. (8:30 a.m. EST) and the elect Jimmy Carter to dis he's got something,” he said. DAIRY QUEEN premises. crowd was calmly cleared out of the cuss Middle Blast peace It's a defendant’s right to have all Ah American spokesman said the hall in 10 minutes. prospects. tf^er. ^ evidence which could clear his name tMi Complete Jewelry Dept exbbition hall at Moscow’s Sokobiki Ribicoff has called on Ursino said he was notified by the presented at his trial, Tulisano said. Tf^SD A Y and FRIDAY Park was calmly evacuated by a Carter to retain Secretary Soviet director, Grigory Kuzmenko, “ It may be just a paper right now. capacity crowd of about 1,000 Rus- of State Henry Kissinger as that Kuzmenkos assistant bad We have to make it a real right.” Tlw Utlte ThMtra sbn visitors after Soviet officials a special mideast peace en received the telephoned bomb threat. He said, however, that I would like ol Manchatter, liw. rebyed word of a telephoned bomb voy. "Both we and the Russians felt it to have extensive hearings on threat. was a hoax but it was my respon Gov. Ella T. Grasso was OPEN CASTING Barry’s proposal. “It will have to be It was the second time since the sibility and I had to order the exhibit also expected to meet with loraoUan'a very narrowly construed, very exhibition opened Nov. 12 that the clear^,” Ursino said. Carter Thursday with bicentennial show has been cleared narrowly drawn.” “ T a r f M f /c other northeast governors to bo producoB in I to discuss federal support • pjn. m e OnlY $2 billion available for a plan to aid the area’s MON-TUEB-WED lagging economy. D ECEM BER 0-7-8 TEENS 4 LADIES BOYS AND MENS LADIES LTH ROO MS Public works fund requests 22 Oak Siraal Bangle Calendar Dress & Sport CUSSIflED W atches W atches W atches total nearly $24 billion IS THE FREE FRENCH FRIES WITH PURCHASE OF Q9 7 Q 6 7 WASHINGTON (UPI) - State and $3.7 billion public works and business Tuesday. PLACE TO local governments across the coun “counter-cyclical” aid employment Pro{Msals include building new t o u t M i t t . New lashion looksi In Automatic dale change. Swiss precision watches try have filed nearly $24 billion worth bill, which Fh'esident Ford reluctant municipal offices, libraries, sports FISH SANDWICH! gold or silver tonei. with leather or expansion N ’rERSTATE84EXIT58 Swiss precision movements. of applications for $2 billion that ly signed. He had vetoed two earlier stadiums, storm sewers, bridges, Swles-made. with lactory Leather or expansion. Fac bands. Factory service SILVERLANE-ROBERTS ONLY warranty. tory service warranty. warranty Included. Congress made available for job- versions and been overriden by fire stations, schools, pedestrian S T ^ J 55B-8810 Tht real FlllBt / creating public works projects, of Congress on one. Officials of the malls, a primate building for the EAST HARTFORD of Haddock ficials reported. Commerce Department’s Economic Bronx Zoo in New York City and a Sandwich The flood of applications has Development Administration, which "Miss America Hall of Fame" in FMX TO FACE Buy veurteW ■ aerumpiSHMelMM prompted tentative suggestions that is in charge of the $2 billion, said Atlantic City, N.J. aeen't Mete IMi undvrleh — 7 5 « <") the controversial program be states, cities, school districts and EDA ranks the projects according MoiMit 2M-7M-t»Se i M- UrtsM oM And, expanded. other units of local government in all to several criteria— the amount of $M .asu ii. PMI ftraiMr The $2 billion was approved by 50 states had filed 24,997 applications unemployment in an area, the wealth 2M-4O0-7M4M a: T h u rtd e y Congress in September as part of a totaling $23.6 billion as of the end of of the area as shown by income ^ VPWWBBEvBv NWV levels, and the number of jobs that would be created. In about two weeks lten.-M.iSI-7i1S-$i40 •bI a tun. WESTCLOX it will announce the winners. Every 2i1M:4l-7i1M:40 Rainbow order to vote SOUNDE8IQN KEYWOUND state will have some. L TKSONG J you’ve By law the projects must be ones Walkie-Talkies Alarm Clock on admission of blacks that localities are ready to start REMIINSTHE changed within 90 days. The money will begin SAME 9 9 7 4 i 7 M E N ’S SH O P entering the economy in April, "nie KODAK WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Mrs. cing a vote by tbe Iowa group whlci. (Ml) werve The Complete Men's Store' program should create 80,000 jobs on MoiLPfL 2300-7K)0-6:46 4 transistors, volume Luminous lull numeral Isabella Ran, who will east Connec decided to allow blacks and secede • it • fun. TELE-INSTAMATIC 608 construction sites and more indirect Develop th$ Cleiiifled control/on-otl. With dial, loud alarm, low changed ticut's ballot in national voting on from the International organization. balterles Included. price. Model 15056. hebit. Reed and uie ' THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET whether blacks should be allow ^ to ly, according to some EDA es LM* Show PrL • io t " Mrs. Rau said even If the majority timates. Classified regulerty to ■I 11»4I ^ Cam era join the Rainbow Girls, declined of the 60 votes being cast In the reap maximum benefit from this unique TW0MNU1E 90S MAIN 8TRIBT, MANCHESTER Tuesday to divulge her position. national balloting supports opening 'Gels certificate advertising medium. MAGICUBES TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON M n. Rau, the supreme deputy of Hum Outfit OPEN EVERY NIOHT TIL 8 OPEN EVERY NIOHT up the membership to all races, she NORWICH (UPI) - Norwich SATURDAY TIL 8:30. Connecticut’s, order of Rainbow does not believe it would have m(ich BY • ' TILO Hospital has been recertified for two ■ .-M I m -7 i2$-$i « $ . 2997 Girts, said, "We have no problem in effect in Connecticut. years by the Joint Commission on ae L aatw . 8YLVANIA SUNDAY 1S-8 P.M. Connecticut. No one colored has “ I don’t think many will join,” she Accreditattbn of Hospitals. tii$4i$$-7ia$«i4$ KODAK SPECIAL • Noimal or Wepholo lens $1 CHAROI IT WITH MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD asked to join, so itntl| that happened, saW. “They (blacks) have always Anne Morse, public relations of- C110-20 nick of a linger J4 5 1 wasn’t worrying.” CARRE (Ri had their own separate orders of ficier for the hospital, said Monday Ghc Men.-m. feia-aM -iaoa BANANA SPLIT • No Focusing The organlzatim’s racial makeup Masons and Eastern Star.” (he accreditation team examined C LA ’iSiT iE D A O Y ERTlSiN G a e ta a u n . Instamatic Filth OK • With strap, Cf l6-20 Film Snd 12 tIaeHes, X became an issue recently when a 12- Connecticut has 41 Rainbow Girls 2O0-44ie-$Mai00-10M type cubes. every aspect of the hospital concen PHONE 643-2711 -u s e atiow M . M d a e t' 1 2 9 n iM F ll^ k h year-old black girl was Initiated into assemblies with several thousand trating on treatment, recordkeeping, F O R A f t i t r A N c i m PtAcmo r o v R a o STRAWKRRY SHORTCAKE 'S’) tbe Indianola, Iowa assembly, for members. and the environment. RES. 800 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 8. 1W6- PAGE FIVE-A PAGE FOUR-A — MANCHESTER EVEJilNG HERALD. Mancfaester, Copn.. WtJ., Dec, i. ItK By FLOYD LARSON ^itrbrH trr EiirutugJkralb An owlish editor's notebook Manchester — A City ot Villaoe Chaim Hardly noticed at all in the news require 20,000 sign painters. beef up allied services as is letterheads. Founded OcL 1. 1881 last week was the federal we saqiect that due to necessary. Joblessness would decline in the forests and sawmill if every federal . Audn BiiTMe of OrcJmon Uambar. Undid Pms Maraabonal bureancracy's first volley in dw bat Sectoral ovenigfat there are For example, artists will be hired I S t B tle against unemployment since the probahly 50,000 doon wind) do not to design a type for toe names to be employe were given a wooden Pubttsh«d by tha Manchester PuWwhing Co.. HerakJ Square. nameplate for bis. desk. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (2p3) 643-2711. election. have glass windows which are painted in on the doors. Interior decorators will select colors for the And, every architect in the country ((G)} Perhaps sensing a new emphasis needed to make names iegibie. Ihus HiraM E Tirtinglon. Uvugmg Ednor on minority rights or perhaps truly we need 10,000 glaziers to do this letters so they will not clash with will be working overtime trying to feeling that an injustice needed cw- task. existing decors. (However, in some come up with a door structutally ^Opinion recting, the National Institutes of Since efficient use of such forces is instances offices may have to be sound, yet large enough, to list the \ Health has decided to permit the dictated by the President-elect's completely redecorated lest gals in the secretary’s pool. listing of secretaries on office doers. campaign pledges, we most provide DemcKTatic door name hues conflict There are fringe benefits outside of U.S. shouldnH be Now this may not seem like any big 10.000 crew chiefs, eadi of whom will wito the more conservative colors of government, too. deal as the younger set says, but by direct the work of two sign painters the current administration.) We es You may think it is the Christinas using our pocket calculator, we and one glazier. timate several thousand jobs in this season that is boosting the sales of 80 quick to judge figure this seoningly trivial decision For ev « y 10 crews there should be area alone. cameras and films. You are wrong. will mean hundreds of jobs. a foreman, meaning another 1,000 Our grand total, subject to some Ihe buying rush is from secretaries We all have perfect vision treatment of its native pi^la- Of the several million pee^le jobs. And because of the vastness of revision due to high-level decisions who just can't wait to snap a shot of when it comes to seeing our tion, is one of degree, not of working for Uncle Sam. we figure the federal building camples, Uiese yet to be made like bow many names their name on the office door to send • PLENTY OF neighbor’s faults. This is as kind. that perhaps 500.000 of them are foremen will need secretaries. To to a door; is 45,451 jobs. to the folks back home in Two Dot, OPEN NITELY And thus we can join in the secretaries. Now if the NIH coordinate the foremen, we will need Now this may not seem like many Idaho, to show bow fast they have true of countries as it is of in risen in the Carter Administration. PARKING dividuals. world chorus roundly denoun secretaries get their names on the of some overseers and a dozen or so jobs but when you think of how it was *UHCHISTt8 o n c h ^ / l ^ r accomplished the prospect of using Viva la bureaucracy. MOST STORES For example, few inter cing South Africa for its recoit fice door, who is to deny the same sub-Cahinet level expeditors to k e^ courtesy to those in the Pentagon and tabs on toe overseers. toe National Institutes of Health ap- • ONE STOP OPEN SUNDAYS national questions are as clear action in proclaiming the na the fed^al buildings throu^out the Since the General Accounting Of- proadi of reducing unemployment is This week’s compatch special; to Americans as the fact that tion of Transkei. and thereby land. fice is the government's mind-boggling. There was this young secretaiy who SHOPPING was complaining to her roommate o rk o d o the white minority regimes of conveniently forfeiting the Since sign painting is a labor- housdteeping agency, it will need to For these jobs were created mere Rhodesia and South Africa South African citizenship of intensive craft — to use a phrase now hire a special d q ^ to head the ly by deciding to list secretaries on about the date she had the night must sooner or later yield to some two million Xbosa popular in describing a task that Secretary Name-on-the-Door and toe door. before. She said, Unemployment in the printing “Not only did the rat lie about the dpmands for majority rule by tribesmen who live and work can’t be technically or politically Fun Elmployment Bureau. He or she, automated — we figure the painting of course, will be directly responsible trade could be eliminated by listing size of his yacht, but he made me do their black populations. It is outside their now supposedly and maintaining of 500.000 to another deputy in GAO who will secretaries and custodians on the rowing." not only a matter of statistics independent homeland. secretaries' names on doors will — whites are outnumbered by As for the Rhodesians, they, noo-whites by 20 to one in too, find little sympathy Rhodesia and by six to one in among Americans. From our A dishonorable abuse of power South Africa — but of simple vantage point 6,000 miles L IQ O m SIMMONS WASHINGTON — No sooner had a rule — a loyalty oath, really — tinue to selflessly rule the people. R K K ^ ty . away, we can see clearly that ■Not that Anderson should be con SHOES Our 20-20 foresight is also their declaration of in the Democrats seized the WTiite which would force all candidates to DRUG STORE KING’S M M T IN LTD. House with promises of restoring Tom Tiede promise aUegiance to the eventual fused with Wallace. And yet his deci DELUXE MODEL Special Group of enhanced by a general ig dependence from Great Bri confidence in the political S5rstem nominee. Thus be wanted Jimmy sion is of the same odor, ^ b lic office STEAM & DRY ain MEN'S Betty Crocker CORDUROY norance of the history of tain, vrtiich was modeled after than one of their own was blackening Carter and company to swear fidelity is not given so that holders can use it VESTED SUITS southern Africa, combined our own (but unlike our later that system anew. negatively,” the governor says, “but even if George Wallace was the pick. for their own ends. Besides, surely 1/2 IRON OFF Easy Bake Oven I hope that my work in toe Senate the people should have somrfhing to PRICE ATHLETIC SHOES R<0. iroo.oo with a comfortable distance Constitution did not provide for Wendell Anderson, governor of This he argued was for the good of NOW from Keiiner bum the scene. Yet a simple human slavery), was a sham Minnesota, is the culprit. Hisses and will earn their support and justify my the party, hence the Republic. say about their congressional Reg. representation; Walter Mondale was $ 0 9 9 exercise in "speculative and a nullity. fie on him. Faced with the duty of election to a full term in 1978” But extremism in defense of 19.95 <69.99 naming a Senate replacement for Displaying no shame at all, Anderson Democratic unity isn't a vice, not to himself a political appointee to the Were $ - | 4 o o 0'S. history” would s h ^ that, but Suppose, however, that U.S. Senate, and thus Anderson will only 25 Steam Vents for $23 to $26 Freeman Walter Mondale, who is stepping up is already campaigning for a Senate those who can add registration better Iron results fo r th e grace of cir government representatives continue that unfortunate way of • career, and what with the in 11.48 to lower things. .Anderson decided figures. And it is this sort of devotion ^ // jT //////////////// W cumstances, Americans today were today in Geneva facing toere was only one man in the state cumbent's advantage he is bestowing which has led Democrats to believe making stars. could easily be in the same the r^resentatives of several with enough competence and enough on himself he'll likely get it. Anderson is too big for a noere guber In the end the issue is power, and its proper use. No other in Minnesota sRuation as the beleaguered milli(Ki Sioux or Apaches or stoture to replace Mondale: Wendell 'Diat the Minnesotan has yearned natorial chair With his good looks has the power to name himself white of souQiem Africa. .Anderson for a national pu^it has been ap and fortuitous attitude, they say, he other tribes vrfio, in the words senator, one would hope no. other Eh-go the governor has conceived parent for years. A onetime Olynqiic could be president some day. But not There is at least one major of one black sp<^esman in would do so even if he did. Power is a an unhappy plan to further his own hockey player and attorney, be has by staying in Minnesota; governors difference between the Geneva, had come there not to trust. Power is a duty. And power interests. He will resign his present been in political office for 18 of ins 43 have a way of working themselves abused is seldom diluted to any histories of the two continents: negotiate on a give-and-take office, allowing Lt. (iov Rudy Per- years, and has been touted as a com into obscurity. The first Europeans in basis but “only to take.” pich to take over. Perpich will then er since early this decade. Curly And so, by golly, it is not just for good end and or purpose. SEARS REED’S But Anderson is apparently deter DIAMOND sonthern Africa found a There is, of course, no select Anderson — who. after all. will haired, blue eyed, moderate in all the good of M iim ^ ta that Wendell mined. It is possible that Lt. Gov. PRESTO Selection of relatively empty land and, defense to be made of the be out of work and essentiaUy a things including philoso|diy, he is a Anderson is using his office for per Rag Doll SHOWCASE Perpich could still change his mind «»vpanding ncHth, clashed with moral outrages of apartheid wasted resource — to be the new prodigy of Hubert Hun^irey and a sonal gain, it is in effect fen the good PRESSURE COOKER Boxed Christmas] junior senator from the land of 10,000 ripening favorite of his noi^ty party. future of America. This is no doubt about bis part in the murky Cast Aluminum 1 OUS ENTIRE STOCK o r varioas black tribes, diiefly and the political and social lakes. toe same rationale used by George collaboration, and yet it’s not likely. the Zulus, who were moving Be is a bit too Democratic, Despite Democratic campaign CARDS repression of j^iiUions of peo Anderson is aware there will be Wallace in 1966. when, f o i ^ out of EARRINGS sooth. The first Europeans in ple because of their race. Yet criticism of his action. Already a poll perhaps. At the past party conven office 1^ Alabama law, be threw his promises, honor still seems 14 Qt Size the New World found the land had it not been for the Euro has been conducted indicating toat Si tion, as chairman of the platform cancer-stricken wife into the something of the remote political committee. AnderBon fought hard for already in the possession cd pean conquest of southern per cent of the Minnesotans political arena so that be could con future. 6 Ql Size * 2 7 * * Vi Price ,1/2 PRICE, native populations as they Africa, there would be no questioned do not want the governor pressed ever westward. to elect himself to the Senate. But modem society there worth since the polls have no authority, and Amy may wind up paying the bill But suppose that instead of a worrying about. Mce politics is often the art of WASHINGTON - I’D teU you who nuOion or so Indians scattered As in America, tribe warred possible education he can afford. And preventing people from engaging in will NOT get her hair pulled at Andrew Tully in the Washington area no one denies over a vast continent, the first a g ain st tribe long before the what is their own business, Anderson Stevens Elementary, a predominant that the private schools as a rule are settlers in North America had coming of the whites, and they insists all skepticism will be dis ly black school in downtown academically superior to public regarded. eacoontered tens of millions of are likely to do so in Rhodesia Washington. The name is Amy must be considered innocent until schools, especially in the inner city. ■‘I'm sure some will react them We might well have after the whites are gone or Carter. 9, daughter of toe Jimmy proved guilty. Besides, Stevens is a Stevens, from all reports, is an un devised the strategon, long their minority rule is O rte rs of Plains. Ga. "nice” school. A lot of diplomats’ commonly good school. I like the way D & L before it was adopted by South Indeed, none of toe other kids will kids go there. Amy's future fourth grade teacher, PARKADE RAKERT abolished, until one of them so much as cock a fist at tois pretty, YOUTH BERNIE’S Africa, of sequ^tering these Yesterdays But toe Carters’ decision to put Mrs. Verona Meeder, talks. She 6 4 9 - 6 8 2 0 emerges as supreme. Then we impish, tomboy of a child. A»i. in a Amy in a public school raises a seems to be both dedicated and CENTRE TV A APPLIANCES JUNIOR unasximilable natives into will see stwoe real oppression, way. this is too bad because even lit nagging question: Should any child equipped with horse sense. But the Assorted Layer 25 yean ago tle girls usuaUy enjoy an occasional Girls Shirts, COOROINATES “Bantnstans.” if the record of othCT African be used as a symbol in toe quite D.C. school system just doesn’t have From our 2 most famous makers l i ^ M a ^ a McKinney is elected rassle with their school mates, and We did, in fact, sequester the nations is a guide. assistant secretary of Pioneer proper and constitotionally desirable toe money to compete reading-and- Blouses and CAKES Indians on reservations— after Parathute. Amy obviously has not been en effort to integrate the nation’s public writing-wise with such local private Reg. $1.80 Eventually, (rf course, white couraged by her parents to think Skirts taking the best land and exter Africans ( t l ^ insist on calling The Herald continues to grow, ad scbols? schools as Cathedral, Potomac and Sizes 7 to 14 ding a new (joss Universal press. she's made of Dresden (iiina. I do not doubt that toe President Madeira. At Stevens, Amy will have Off Values to $12 1/3 minating those who offered SPEOAl * 1 . 5 9 themselves Africans) must 10 yean ago But by the time she enrolls at elect’s sincerity in matters con a small playground; private scbols Blazers, skirts, slacks, blouses, reastance to the advance of come to see the handwriting o/a Manchester Community Council on Stevens. Amy will be the daughter of cerned with full equality for sweaters, vests...In polyester all flannel, have campuses. *3.99 pale or basic colors. Sizes S-13. white civilization. The only the wall as clearly as we do. Elconomic O^^iortunities advises that the President, and her Secret Service everybo^. Yet it's a fact toat in sen As old friends will vouchsafe, I reason no (»e in this country But were we able to imagine future activities, based on federal custodians will be on hand to see that ding Amy to a public school he’s have been a vociferous champion of m m Mir M suggests granting these reser ourselves in their place, or to funds, must be tied in with regional she leads a sterile existence during redeeming a campaign ple
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’The new Rite of Recon- STREET PARKING, Girls Holiday Perfect Tots, Girls & Boys cilliation will be explained Girls’ Warm Flannel at a meeting T h u r^ y at Beautiful Quilted Warm Knit Sleepers Gowns & Pajamas 7:30 p.m. in Room 4 at St. and Robes Bridget School. All are Rag. 6.00 to 7.00 Reg. to 12.50 welcome. Reg. 11.00 to 17.00 to A Bible study is FREE PARKING 9.00 „ 13.00 3.99 5.99 5.998.99 scheduled for tonight from Heavyweight brushbd knits. Ankle lenrth cozy quilted robes Bootee feet. Colorful prints for Cozy warm sleepwear from a 8 to 9 at St. Mary’s famous maker. Sizes 4 to 14. Episcopai (Church. from a famous maker. Sizes 4 boys & girls. Sizes 1 to 8. IN THESE TOWN to 14. Great valuesi Lydia Circle of South United Methodist Church will have a Christmas OWNED PARKING program at its meeting tonight at 7:30 at the home Girls & Tots Girls, Boys, Tots- Pandora Sweaters For of Ann Wabrek, 15 Benton LOTS IN St. Pauline ’Trian will show Warm Winter Coats Nylon Mittens Preteens & Young Jrs. her collection of angels Warmly Lined from around the world. Orlg. 40.00 to 50.00 Reg. 12.00 to 18.00 DOWNTOWN Vary Spaelal Martha Circle of 19.90 5.99 Emanuel Lutheran Church 2 pairs 3.50 will have a Christmas MANCHESTER Fantastic value from a famous Wraps, Cardigans & Pullovers. luncheon Friday at noon in maker. Most are pile lined. Tots Nylon mittens with warm Tremendous values. Preteen & Luther Hall. Entertain 2 to 4, girls 4 to 14. linings. Sizes 2-4,5 to 8 ,9 to 12. Young Jr. Sizes. Short and ment will be provided by Long Sleeves. the Bennet Junior High ★ ST. JAMES LOT \ ^hool choir with Melvin (Park and Main Straata) Lumpkin directing. C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus, will give a Qlrls, Boys & Preteens Christmas message. ★ FOREST STREET LOT (Naxt to M H Stamp Stora) Girls & Preteen Girls’ Fine Tailored “White Stag’’ New officers Famous Make Skirts Nylon iShIrts Nylon Parkas HARTFORD (UPI) - 1 Harvey N. Mallove of New ★ SIRCH STREET LOT ong. 9.00 to 11.00 Ware 0.00 to 9.00 Rag. 32.00 to 80.00 London will be installed Jan. 26 for his third con 3.99 1/2 price secutive term as president^ ★ PURNELL LOT 1.99 of the Connecticut Retail ' Value you’ll find hard to Hundreds of fine quallW n^on This season’s best styles in Merchants Association. believe. Broken sizes, many ahirta. S < ^ dolors, tie eyed cluding down filled. Expertly Mallove and other new Parking In Downtown Manehaatar stylea. Qlrls 8 to 14. prints. Sizes 7 to 14. designed tor cold weather officers, directors, and dis- la Eaatar Than Ever Batoral . 11 comfort. Sizes 7 to 14 and S, M. tHct vice presidents of the L. association will be honored at the installdtion of of Thli Ad Sponaordd Ad A PutHKi Sdfvtod By TM MinehMMr Parkins AutHdOiy, (SpaMil Tixlns DMrld) ficers to be held at the Hartford Hilton Hotel. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed,. Dec. 8, 1 9 7 6 - PAGE THIRTEEN-A PAGE TWELVE-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M«nch«8ter. r onn.. Wed.. Dec. «■ 1W»
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P ark , 59, of St. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Marion EAST HARTFORD - Lucian Gion- EAST '• HEBRON • SOUTH WINDSOR e VERNON Johnstone Hayes, 58, of Windsor Petersburg, Fla., formerly of night” firms from taking part in the One position, recently approved by program who might be interested. frlddo, 52, of 39 Cherry Tree Dr., home improvement program. WEDNESDAY, DECEMSER 8, 1076 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Locks, formerly of East Hartford, Manchester, died Tuesday in St. the directors, is an Outreach worker This is her role as the Outreach V ------director of business affairs at the Weiss said that the response from died Monday at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Petersburg. •for the elderly. The second is a Vista worker. Mr. Pgrk was a former officer and Institute of Living, Hartford, died the public to the program has been volunteer, who would continue to The directors also had public Hartford. She was the widow of Monday at Hartford Hospital. He Alston Hayes. honorary member of Manchester’s "tremendous” thus far, and Zinsser help the elderly nutrition program. hearings on spending $18,125 of a was the husband of Mrs. Isabel Bot- called it "One of the best things Mrs. Hayes was bom in Hartford Eighth District Fire Department. The volunteer had previously total of $78,000 received earlier this Dentamaro quits Committee must ticello Gionfriddo. we’ve ever done." V and lived in East Hartford before He was born Feb. 1, 1917 in required no funding. week through the Public Works Mr. Gionfriddo had been The rehabilitation loan program moving to Windsor Locks 25 years Manchester and had lived here until ’ Diane Wicks, who formerly worked Employment Act, Title II. The $18,- 1973 when he moved to Florida. associated with the Institute of offers federally subsidized home im as the Vista volunteer and is now ser 125 would be spent on the dredging of ago. She was a foster mother for Living since 1952. He was assistant pick contractor provement loans to homeowners councilman post many years and had cared for more Before his retirement, he was ving in the Outreach post, said that Center Springs Pond and to pay the director of the institute’s business af meeting geographical and financial both workers are needed in town. than 50 children. She was a communi employed as a passenger and freight salary and fringe benefits for the agreed with Dentamaro but she fairs for seven years before requirements. She said that while she served as BY MAL BARLOW cant of St. Robert Bellarmine agent for the former New York, New remainder of this fiscal year for a respected him. becoming director in 1970. He was The directors also conducted budget analyst. Joseph J. Dentamaro surprised his for dial-a-ride Church, Windsor Locks. Haven and Hartford Railroad. He The council accepted the resigna bom in Hartford and had lived in the There was little discussion and no fellow members of the East Hartford She is survived by two sons, also had worked for the Burns Securi tion with regret. Hartford area all his life. He was an action was taken on either expen Town Council Tuesday evening by BY MAL BARLOW He spoke ot his volunteer work this Richard Hayes of Los Vegas, Nev., ty Agency of Hartford. I Replacing him He was a member of Second Army veteran of World War II. diture. A final vote is expected at the handing in his resipatlon. Ail that appears left to do to set up year at Hartford hospitals. There, he and Kenneth Hayes of North Cape Dentamaro jo in ^ the council in Democratic Town Committee Congregational Church, Manchester Other survivors are two daughters, Dec. 14 meeting of the directors. a dial-a-ride system in East Hartford often saw patients come to the May, N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Sharon Natural gas use curtailed Chairman James Fitzgerald said, this Power Squadron and King David Maria Ann Gidnfriddo.and Elizabeth May 1974 and was the Democratic is pick a contractor, according to hospitals for appointments riding in Hoyt of Windsor Locks; two majority leader up to Tuesday. morning he does not now have any Lodge of Odd Fellows. Ann Gionfriddo, both of East Hart comments made during the Town the city’s dial-a-ride vehicles. brothers, Russell Johnstone of manager James Copeland said. He said, "I find that in order to suggestions for Dentamaro’s He is survived by a son, William ford; his mother, Mrs. Ida Carpitano FREDERICK, Okla. (UPI) - A Council meeting Tuesday night. “I asked them what they thought of Manchester and William Johnstone Communities affected included fulfill my responsibilities as a replacement on the council. The Park of Manchester; two daughters, Gionfriddo of Enfield; four brothers, natural gas curtailment today closed Fire caKs “We’re at the point now for picking the system. AH 1 ever heard was of Middletown; a sister, Mrs. Arlene Frederick, Hollis, Snyder, Tipton, suddenness of his resignation caught Mrs. Donna Townsend and Miss Thomas Gionfriddo of Manchester, schools, government offices and in member of this council, I must a contractor,” said Henry J. Genga, ‘wonderful,’ ‘magnificent,’ and Swanson of Manchester; and five Grandfield, Eldorado, Waurika, devote an ever increasing number of him (Ihready. Dorothy Park, both of Manchester; a Salvatore Gionfriddo of East Hart dustries in several southern and a member of the council and a more,” Benedict said. “That’s dll I grandchildren. Walters, Terral, Ryan, Gould, Pauls Manchester The usual procedure for replacing brother, William A. Park of North ford, Sebastian Gionfriddo of Wind southwestern communities. hours each week to the job. member of the five-member com ever heard. Not a word of criticism.” The funeral is Thursday at 8; 15 Lone Star Gas Co. officials said Valley, Wynnewood, Diavis, Sulphur, Tuesday, 3 public service calls for "I find myself squeezing the a council member before an election Guilford; a sister, Mrs, George sor and Paul Gionfriddo of San water (Town) mittee studying dial-a-ride for the He spoke of reading many a.m. from the Johnson-Kania they did not know how long the cut Elmore City and Ratliff City. workday hours from my profession in is for the council to form a subcom Thurber of Manchester; and two Diego, Calif.; and a sister, Mrs. Rose Tuesday, check chimney at 52 Wells St. town. questionnaires filled out by dial-a- Funeral Home, 105 Oak St., Windsor back would last. E. D. Box, local manager in Pauls mittee to bring in a replacement. granddaughters. Culver of Enfield. (Town) real estate. , A dial-a-ride vehicle could be on ride passengers in other towns. He Locks, with a Mass at St. Robert Valley, said the natural gas supply This group will often look to the party The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The funeral is Thursday at 8; 15 Gas was curtailed to industrial Today, 4:43 a.m. House fire at 240 "I squeeze the evening and the road in town offering rides to the said none contained a complaint. Bellarmine Church at 9. Burial will was low and a curtailment to in of the departing council member for Main St., is in charge of a m*, from the D’Esopo Funeral rate users while residential and com McKee St, (Town) weekend hours from my family,” he elderly and handicapped free within ‘T m 1(X) per cent in favor of it,” he be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East dustrial rate users would prevent the suggestions. arrangements, which are in Home Chapel, 235 Wethersfield Ave., mercial users had their normal sup- Today, 10:11 a.m. Leak in heating said. "My family is growing up 60 days of the council’s Dec. 20 said. Hartford. py of natural gas. Lone Star local situation from becoming worse. The upcoming holidays will complete. Hartford, with a Mass at Our Lady of system, Multi-Circuits, Hartford Road without me.” meeting, Genga said. Genga explained why they were Friends may call at the funeral (Town) probably delay the normal selection Peace Church at 9. Burial will be in He said the unpaid council duty had The vehicle used would be a large recommending it be free. In other home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. process, Fitzgerald said. Percy W. LaDuke St. James Cemetery, Manchester. given him pride and satisfaction. He van or small bus capable of carrying towns, the cost of charging and The family suggests that any ‘Tm sorry to see him resip,” he EAST HARTFORD-Percy W. Military honors will be accorded at said he is not worried about the coun about 10 people, including two in collecting a reasonable fee was about memorial gifts may be made to the PMDIIIRST MEAT PRKES (KIULDH’T BE MORE DELIIROUS cil’s future as “this council is one of sdid. "He has served faithfully and LaDuke, 77, of 21 Evans St. died Mon graveside. wheelchairs, he said. the same as the money collected. Windsor Locks Public Health Nur ably. , Asking for a friend day at his home. He was the husband Friends may call at the funeral outstanding ability and dedication.” The subcommittee studying dial-a- The dial-a-ride vehicle would run sing Association, 45 Church St., "But 1 can appreciate why.” of Mrs. Frances Tompkins LaDuke. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Faced with the choice of his family Albert Tierney, 13, of East Hartford thinks out how he will ride is composed of Genga; Carl weekdays during the daylight hours Windsor Locks. You take home a lot of satisfaction when you buy Beef, Pork Perdue Chicken or and profession or his council work. Dentamaro also served on the Mr. LaDuke had been employed for design a poster which will notify men of the Big Brothers Baird of the Red Cross motor service except for the lunch hour. Its any meat cut from Pinehurst. ’The satisfaction that you are feeding your family Dentamaro said he had to resign. Public Building Commission and the -----o- - f, , ..... tho nrnaram priorities would be medical first, Mrs. Florence E. Cole 28 years at Pratt and Whitney Divi USDA Choice meat...rich in flavor, tender, juicy and nutritious. Council members voiced surprise Emergency Medical Services Com- program. He and other Little Brother applicants to th e prog in Farmington and an East Hartford sion of United Technologies Corp., resident; Eldrldge Benedict, chair then trips for nutritional reasons, and Mrs. Florence E. Cole, 78, former The pork, featured this week, is corn fed State of Iowa gov’t, inspected. We offer and regret over his...... decision. mission. He was former chairman of met at the Youth Services Center at 2 King Court to make the East Hartford, before his retirement Injured motorcyclist man of the Commission on Services then all other. ly of Parker St., died Tuesday at a only the better grade, 12Vi to 13 lb. Pork Loins, cut to order, freezer wrapped, if the Inland-Wetlands Commission. in 1965. He was born in EMen, Vt., and Republican minority leader Mrs. posters which will be put around town, said Miss Gretchen Van to the Elderly; Mayor Richard It would only take people out-of- Manchester convalescent home. She you ask. had lived in East Hartford for 38 Esther B. Clarke said she often dis Why, program caseworker. The program matches each Little Blackstone, and Donald Vigneau, town for medical reasons. ws the widow of Isaac Cole. awarded $500,000 years. He was a member of Orient Brother with a man on a friendship basis. To be eligible, the boys town representative to the Greater Free loaders Mrs. Cole was born Nov. 21,1898 in Lodge of Masons. Thomas Neil Trevithick, 27, of Merrow, whose left leg was Hartford Transportation District. Councilman Richard Torpey voiced Manchester, daughter of the late : Only IT days bsfors ChrM- must be without their fathers. (Herald photo by Barlow) He is also survived by 4 daughters. crushed when his motorcycle collided with a car in Manchester PORK ROAST PORK ROAST Michael Valuk, the mayor's assis concern over possible abuses of a Joseph and Elizabeth Houston Lyttle, \ mas, and tima to order Mrs. Lloyd Seymour of East Hart more than six years ago has received a $500,000 damage award in S rib cut Rib 'A Strip tant, and Thomas Ruby, member of free service. and had lived here all her life. She : special holiday poultry and Tag sale okayed ford, ^ s . Oliver Nelson of Hartford Superior Court. Up to'5'A lbs. the staff of the transportation dis "We cannot provide a taxi service was a member of South United [other meals. We will have Newington, Mrs. Steven Koslowski of The award from a stipulated judgement was signed last week by the same FRESH MILLER Installing scoreboards trict, have done much of the research for everybody,” Torpey said. Methodist Church. The Town Council authorized Esther Clarke, council member, North Branford and Mrs. Richard Judge Maurice Sponzo. It will be paid by insurance companies for ■FARMS TURKEYS...Fresh lb. for the group. Genga assured him the UMTA She is survived by 4 sons, Randall 99< lb. something like a tag sale instead of asked Torpey why the town should Dickson of Tampa, Fla.; 13 the First National stores Inc. of ^m erville. Mass. [ Capons. Genga explained to the council program had set up guidelines for G. Cole of Manchester, Russell E. an auction in order to get rid of much not hold a huge tag sale to unload the delayed until spring grandchildren and 12 great Threvithick was riding west on his cycle on E. Center St. on Oct. details of their tentative plans. how to run it. They would he'p Cole of Wilton, Mervin W. Cole of material in storage which the town stuff. grandchildren. 24. 1970, when he was hit by a car driven by Paul Sadin. now 57, of ■'i don t want the scoreboard in First they hope to contract with restrict the service only to those who Virginia Beach, Va., and Alan H. A great lavorits, wholss pork loin, cut n\dir(qAdirsctsd...2 cannot use. Torpey said he would not leave out SHEILA TULLER The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. Berlin. Police said Sadin, who was operating a First National car, stalled in the winter,” Veltri said. one of several area firms capable of need it and do not have access to Cole of Bedford, N.Y.; 3 sisters, Mrs. RBOVEN roasts and 10 to 12 centersr chops, or as yoinpryot0 psclly...all Richard Torpey, council member, such an idea. But he did need the The old football scoreboard at at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 518 Elm turned suddenly to enter the supermarkets parking lot and hit or part freezer wrapped on requsst... Four other board members agreed. running the dial-a-ride program here other transportation. Ethel L. Leleu and Miss Marjorie E. ROAST BEEF I told the council Tuesday night the council's approval to step outside the Penney High will remain standing St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Trevithick. WHOLE 12W! to. 13 LB. FRESH The immediate purchase was with their own vehicle and dis "We have discussed just who is a Lyttle, both of Manchester, and Mrs. : trimmed and fixed just about town has a tobacco barn about three normal method of getting rid of un through the winter. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Trevithick, who was thrown off his motorcycle and suffered a rejected by a 5-3 vote. patcher. This would allow quick en handicapped person,” Genga Dorothy L. Goodale of East Lyme; I like a Newport Roast quarters filled with materials in needed items, the auction. Although School Supt. Dr. Eugene Friends may call at the funeral crushed leag and other injuries, has since undergone 29 major sur The warrantee is good for one year try into the program, as early as 60 explained. and 10 grandchildren. PORK LOIN Glastonbury. Much of it, such as par The council gave Torpey un Diggs recommended purchasing a home tonight from 7 to 9. Orient gical operations, and still is not sure whether his leg will have to be from purchase, according to days from the next meeting. Among the four firms considered The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. Morrell Hams titions (or 40 toilets, is not the type of animous approval for getting rid of new scoreboard now and installing it Lodge of Masons will conduct a amputated. the materials he had listed via set Purchasing Agent Alan Desmarais' Funds would have to come 100 per for running the program next year is at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Masonic service tonight at 8:15 at the The legal papers claimed his damages from medical treatment item the town could expect to sell at at the earliest possible date, the St. Burial will be in Blast Cemetery. The Famous... prices, auctions, or scrap. The coun report. If any problems occur during cent from the town at first. In the Metro Wheel Chair Service of 134 E. funeral home. and loss of earnings would total at least $378,660 during his lifetime. an auction, the normal manner of dis Board of Education rejected the plan There are no calling hours. : Alexander Berggren cil excepted a list of 13 police the first year, a new scoreboard will meantime, the town will apply for 50 Center St., Manchester. Its presi Threvithick, a former service line mechanic at the Manchester posal. Monday night. The family suggests that any Recipe 1.09 lb . Only contractors and builders cruisers soon to be replaced with new be installed before the next fooball per cent funding through the federal dent, Roger Talbot, attended Alton W. F obs A possible price increase prompted Sports Center, once aske . I PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchwter. Conn., Wed.. Dw. 8. ll>76 MANCTOISTER EVENTOQ HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 8, 1976— PAGE FIVE-B Herald angle Hartford defeats MCC Indian five set to defend E a rl Y o s t Sports Editor for third victory, 93-68 its CCIL ehampionship throws while Cheney added 20 tallies. The visiting Colts built up a 20-8 ad The Cougars were able to close the By GARY GRABOWSKI gap to 40-24 at 6:32 as Nick DeMarco Riddle and Harris topped the Colt ef vantage after the first five minutes don’t think another team in the Currespondrnl pumped in eight of the next 12 MCC fort with 17 and 14 points respective By LEN ALSTER “Right now we are weaker defen as guard Alonzo Riddle and forward league could compare with them. Greater Hartford Communi points. Hartford, however, went on a ly. Herald Spoiitwrller sively but in the long run I don’t think Mike Harris accounted for 14 of the How much our young kids contribute B&B back in Boston tle discomfort because he competed surge of Its own building the lead to MCC’s next tilt Is Saturday night at It’s been said many times so. We will be in the race for the ty College’s basketball team 20 markers. will be a key factor. How well we do bare-footed. The Flying Physician’s 47-;B with four minutes to go. The 8 at East Catholic against Post (CCIL) title and we would like to do B&B are back in Boston — Boomer came out fired up last night at Sharp passing and a fast breaking but it’s much easier to win a ti will depend on how well the team initials are CAR but he has run near Colts held a 54r34 halftime edge. Junior College. as well as last year but I’m not sure. and Bernie, George Scott and Bernie ly as far as he has driven over the East Catholic and routed offense gave the unbeaten Colts, now tle the first time than to defend molds together as a unit,” the third- We will get better as the season goes Carbo. Hartford slowed the pace at the past 40 years...Joe Whelton will be Manchester Community 3-0, good percentage shots as they Greater Hartford CC (93) — one. That’s the position year coach added. along so teams better knock us off Scott is the man who didn’t hit it start of the second half and main out anywhere from two to six weeks ow n^ a 26-point bulge, 38-12, at the Harris 5 414, James 317, Burton 3 2 Senior co-captains John Pisch, 6-0 early if they’re going to. The key to off with then Red Sox manager College, 93-68. < tained a 20 points lead. Cougar hbnehester High finds itself after suffering a severely sprained 8:46 mark of the first half. 8, Baker 317, Turner 419, Hardy 2 0 guard, and 6-7 center Jeff Kieman our success is team defense and I Dick Williams and was peddled to the guards DeMarco and Marc Cheney going into the 1976-77 basket- ankle against Yale. UConn with the 4, Andrews 1 2 4, Butler 6 113, Bird are set in two positions. Pisch scored guarantee we will play good defense Milwaukee Brewers five years ago. kept the locals within shouting range bail season as defending CCIL former East Catholic High standout song 32 8, Riddle 8117, Johnson 10 2. at an 11.5 clip a year ago while Kier- before very long. Disenchanted with the Brewers’ also- at 65-48 but they could come no closer will be like a ship at sea minus it cap Totals 39 15 93. champs. nan scored just under eight points a “I don’t think anyone in the league ran finishes, Scott wanted out and the and suffered their third loss against tain. Coach Dee Rowe has no one .MCC (68) — DeMarco 4 1523, Zoc- game. This twosome will be counted this year will go undefeated. One or front office granted his wishes. one victory. The first shot taken at the Indians with the floor leadership qualities of co 3 713, Nolen 1 0 2, Cheney 7 6 20, on heavily especially in the early two losses won’t knock you out of the Big George is the best defensive DeMarco led all scorers with 23 will be Friday night at 8 at Clarke Whelton...Don’t look for Mark Howe Wilson 2 2 6, Busque 204. Totals 16 30 going as the young players learn and title picture. The picks? Penney and first baseman in the American points including 14 consecutive free Arena when Penney High of East in the Houston lineup tonight against 68. settle into their jobs. Fermi have just about everybody League and possibly the major Hartford invades to launch the 20- the Whalers. The Aeros’ leading Six-foot-four junior Steve McKen back and there’s been no reports out leagues. What he will give the Red game schedule. scorer is out with a. shoulder separa zie has apparently nailed down one of Hall which means they are going Sox is a solid right-handed power “1 would say we are in a much tion suffered on the weekend...All forward berth. & ott Hyde, a 6-4 to be very good. If we can defend will hitter to go along with Jimmy Rice. tougher position at time than last reserved seat tickets for UConn's junior who was a somefime starter a depend on how the other teams in the Carbo is a different story. He's year,” admitted Tribe coach Doug four home January basketball games year ago, will be in the opening league are and how well we get never been abie to win every-day have been sold. General admission B.C. grid stars Pearson, “Everybody is going to be lineup at either guard or forward through the early part of our status. He cried he wanted out while shooting at us at least the first time tickets' are still available. UConn depending on whether 6-1 senior Mike schedule,” Pearson analyzed. with Cincinnati and he was traded to foes will be Maine Jan. 4, St. Peter's around. That’s true of any champion Sherman or 5-8 junior Bill Finnegan Boston. Here he dropped a few more and that’s what makes it harder to Jan. 6;^ Harvard Jan. 15 and New draws the other nod. Schedule: Dec. 10 Penney H, 14 tears about not playing and he was on Hampshire Jan. 18. Plenty of tickets defend.” While Manchester might not go East Hartford H, 17 Hall A, 21 his way to Milwaukee last year. The remain for UConn's five scheduled pace All-N.E. The locals went 18-0 to win the Conard A, 23 Wethersfield H, 30 East deep to its bench in early games, story was the same in Sudsville, he appearances at the Hartford Civic CCIL, won the league playoffs, and Pearson remarked 6-3 Rick Catholic (UofH), Jan. 4 Simsbury A, complained about management — Center...Among the 22 European finished with a fine 21-3 over-all Marshall, 6-2 Frank Beaupre, 6-2 Bill 7 Enfield H, 11 Fermi H, 14 Windham field and front office — and is back in BOSTON (UPI) - Pro-bound linebackers Pete Cronan and born hockey players in the WHA, 10 ledger. But of that quintet such stan Kelly and 5-8 Dave Wyman, all A, 18 Penney A, 21 East Hartford A, Boston. Bob Watts led 10 Boston College players on the 1976 UPI are from Sweden, six from Finland, dout performers as Mike (}uesnel, juniors, “have to play and will play.” 25 East Catholic H, 28 Hall H, Feb. 1 He'll cry again when he doesn't get two from Czechoslovakia and one coaches’ All-Rew England major college football team, it was Bruce Ballard and Jim McNickle are Conard H, 4 W ethersfield A, 8 to play regularly in Boston and one Seniors Brian Moran and Jeff each from Poland, England, Scotland announced today. gone and the problem will be to Simsbury H, 11 Enfield A, 15 Fermi wonders if the Red Sox aren’t in Backofen and juniors Jim Shelton and Denmark. Other Eagles starters on the 24- replace them. and Jim Fleurent are also on the var A, 18 Windham H. heriting some additional headaches “We lost a lot,” understated Pear member team Included defensive end sity roster and they also could draw reclaiming Scott and Carbo. In the season-opening win over son, “We lost our two forwards and I JOHN PISCH One thing sure, Scott will toss a Plans in works Byron Hemingway, defensive tackle Texas, Cronan made 22 tackles, 15 of floor lime Fred Smerlas, defensive back Kelly bigger scare into opposing pitchers Carroll Maddox, public relations them unassisted and went on to lead Elias, offensive guards Steve at Fenway Park than the departed chief at Manchester Community the Eagles’ defense all season. Schindler and Tom Lynch, offensive left-handed swinging Cecil Cooper. College, reports work has already Yukica was proven right, however, tackle John Maxwell, running back Scott is still one of the best power started on planning the second an- when he switched the 6-foot-3, 220- Duke’s zone defense Whalers ^ bow hitters in the game. nual MCC Relays next Glen Capriola and punter Jim pound Watts from tight end to He should be good for at least 25 summer...Allan Kravitz reports the Walton. linebacker two seasons ago. “I University of New Hampshire home runs and 100 RBIs at Fenway Manchester Lions Club is seriously thought then and I’m sure now »hat checks Tennessee Park. Scott should also make the thinking of changing the date for its tailback Bill Burnham, UPI’s major Bob rated a better chance of making •.•again Fenway Faithful forget Cooper in a annual junior cross country runs to college Player of the Year last the pros at linebacker than tight end. season, was named on 14 coaches' ST. PAUL (UPI) — The New England hurry. one week before Thanksgiving next He has excellent speed and excep NEW YORK (UPI) — Tennessee’s Bernard King had Duke Whalers lost Tuesday night 4-2 for the 13th November...Serge Sartori, one of the ballots to lead all vote getters. tional lateral pursuit.” right in the spot he wanted Tuesday night. Cronan, an All-New England time in the St. Paul Civic Center against the better golfers playing out of the Kubacki had a poor year, judging But then the Blue Devils shifted to Manchester Country Club, has his choice last season as a defensive by the standards he set last season in HeraWs football contest ‘editor’ Minnesota Fighting Saints in a World tackle before switching positions, a zone defense to contain him and it Notes off the cuff golf equipment all set and ready for a leading Harvard to the Ivy League ti Armstrong provided the offense with Hockey Association game. was one of five repeaters on the Pretty Carla Cheslick of The Herald's Advertising Depart worked well enough to enable them Charlie Robbins reports he nursed week's golfing vacation in tle. Still, he became Harvard’s all- 29 points to pace the hot Blue Devils, Mike Antonovich blasted in a power play squad. Burnham, capriola, to dump the 13th-ranked Volunteers, a broken toe while competing in the Hawaii...Hunters killed 10,014 deer in time total offensive yardage leader ment drew the winning name for the grand prize of $100 in who shot 62,1 per cent from the floor. Massachusetts defensive back Ron 81-78, on Tennessee’s home court. midway through the final period and Al Five Mile Road Race here Vermont this season, plus 259 black and paced the Crimson to a 6-3 The Herald's “Beat the Experts’’ foothall weekly football "There is no doubt that Tate Harris and Harvard quarterback Jim King, who has had several run-ins McDonough added an insurance goal late in Thanksgiving. He reported he felt lit bears. record. He was at his best early in contest. Armstrong is one of the top guards in Kubacki also were voted to the team with the police this year, was playing the game to power the Saints lo a win. the season in wins over (Columbia, The winner was Tom Ferlazo of 13 Durkin St. Miss the nation, ” Duke Coach Bill Foster for the second straight time, has said. “When he comes in the gym New England took a 2-0 lead in the first Massachusetts and Boston Universi Cheslick accepted the entries each week and recorded the Rounding out the starting team it is like a hurricane has arrived, he period on goals hy Ralph Backslrom and ty. final figures for each entrant. Guarantees winning program offensive were: wide receiver Bob Burnham, unable to practice most blows right by you.” Tom Wehsler. Minnesota came back lo tie it Famham of Brown: tight end Bob The contest ran 13 weeks with cash awards each week lo UConns bow of the season because of a leg injury, The Blue Devils also received on second period markers by Gord Gallant McDermott of Harvard; Dartmouth still gained 1,109 yards in regular the top three finishers. NEW YORK (LPI) — Ricky strong contributions from Jirri tackle Pat Sullivan; Brown center season play and led New Hampshire Free’s baseline layup wilh only five Spanarkel with 19 points and 6-foot-l 1 and Butch Deadmarsh. Mike Prairie; Yale running back to an 8-3 mark that included a second seconds remaining gave Columbia freshman Mike Gminski with 15. The victory, Minnesota’s seventh in its Blackman %ome^ John Pagliaro, this season’s Player straight trip to the NCAA Division I a 72-71 basketball victory over the The closest Tennesse came was 63- last eight games, extended the Saints’ of the Year; and Dartmouth place playoffs. I'niversity of Connecticut. 60 on a surge led by Ernie Grunfield, perfect five-year home unbeaten streak over ment specialist Nick Lowery. Pagliaro rushed for 16 touchdowns, Winless grid season an Olympic teammate of The Tuesday night loss was the Whalers lo 13 games — 11 wins and two Other defensive team members in Armstrong's, and wingman Mike in Ivy League school breaking a Yale single-season record I Conn's first after two straight cluded: tackle Stan Hillier of set by Calvin Hill, and piled up 1,023 Jackson. ties. Northeastern; end Bob Baggott of wins while Columbia has now won yards on the ground to pace the Elis not the first at MHS three of its first four starts. Harvard; Yale middle guard Keith NEW YORK (UPI) — Bob Blackman, a master technician who to a share of the Ivy League crown. LConn, playing without guard Bassi; Harvard linebacker Tom Capriola, bothered by a pinched once built Dartmouth into a major eastern power, has come Joe Whelton, out with a sprained Joyce; and Harvard defensive back nerve in his neck, m anag^ 1,003 By LEN AUSTER “home” again to the Ivy League to face the challenge of Bill Emper. ankle, fell behind by as many as 13 yards this season to finish his career Herald Sporlswriler points in the opening half but Make The rebuilding the football program of Cornell University. Cronan, a 6-foot-l, 240 pounder as Boston Coilege's fifth all-time from Framingham, was switched to gamely battled back lo lead 71-63 The 58-year-old Blackman is retur ground gainer. Maybe Manchester High’s 1976 football team was the worst in with 2; 12 remaining in the game. ning to the Ivy League as head coach linebacker this season after convin Farnham, Brown’s career pass- school history record-wise. But it cannot be said the Indians are cing coach Joe Yukica in spring prac But the Lions, coached by of Cornell after six years as head “ I make no apologies for my catching king, had 41 receptions for an exclusive club as six times in the past. Silk Town teams failed former I'Conn great Tom coach at Illinois. Only two weeks record at Illinois,” said Blackman tice he could make the transition. 507 yards this season. His beautiful “ We knew Pete was a fine athlete to garner a win. Penders, took advantage of fouls after he was fired by the Illini, “One of the big reasons I left Dart (Herald photo by Dunn) touchdown catch against Harvard P- but I didn’t think he had the speed to Scholastic football in Manchester hy the Huskies to win, Blackman signed a multi-year con mouth to go there was my desire to helped the Bruins to a share of their edition did manage one tie but seven play linebacker,” said Yukica. “He was suspended for some time around tract with Cornell Tuesday and im take a team to the Rose Bowl. I think first Ivy League title. other outings met with defeat. MCC’s Nick DeMarco goes up for basket proved me wrong.” the turn of the century by then mediately set his goal at making the the Illinois football program has Briggs, before his time at the helm in his first game of the season after Two points were not enough in loss last night superintendent of schools Fred Big Red competitive in the Ivy come a long way, but there were cer ended, had to suffer through the pan being suspended for his off-court ac Verplanck because of a serious in League. tain things I thought had to be gs and woes of an 0-8 season. He con tions. jury. Play was discontinued for ap . 'T m happy to be back in the Ivy changed. Rocking the boat on some tinued three more seasons before The 6-foot-7 forward hit 10 points in proximately 30 years until 1923. League,’’ said-Blackman, "and I of these things was part of the trou stepping down. the first four minutes, but Duke then That first year proved to be a dis can’t think of a place !’d rather be ble. Parker tops Tony Alibrio took over the abandoned its man-to-man coverage than Cornell. The happiest years of McAdoo enjoys best game aster as an 0-6 mark was logged by coaching chores in 1961 and while his and threw a net around King that “It’s very difficult to compete with Coach Will Clarke's eleven. Two my life were spent at Dartmouth. Michigan and Ohio State for the blue Vl'inner in the first two teams wound up with losing changed the entire tempo of the NEW YORK (UPI) today whether McAdoo will ali scorers with a career- the Nuggets jumped to a seasons later, fortunes continued on The one thing I like best about the Ivy chip players. Ohio State’s equipment final week of The records, he didn’t have to go through game. be joining them. high 36 points, hit a team 63-54 lead. Milwaukee, led the dismal road as a club coached by League is that football is kept in its budget is three times what ours was Herald’s “Beal the — The performance a totally victory-less year until 1 ^ King was able to get only five more McAdoo left the Buffalo record 12 straight field by Junior Bridgeman’s 22 Jack Dwyer recorded an 0-8 ledger. proper persj^tive. It is only one at Illinois. Tlie rest of the Big Ten was a memorable one when eight straight setbacks were points in the first half and four in the K xperls’’ was Ron locker room Tuesday night goals in the third and points, lost its 15th straight part of the overall program...but an can compete with those schools, but handed the Manchester gridders. He second half after the two-three zone Parker of 15 Walker and it may have been without taiking to fourth periods as the Jazz game on the road. Tom Kelley took over the coaching important one I feel. it will take a total commitment from coached one more year before giving cut his effectiveness underneath. Si. He was one of Bob McAdoo’s last as reporters. pulied away. \\ iiiTiors 120. Ciivuliero reins in 1926 and while his tenure “It is not going to be an overnight those universities. It’s not easy." way to Dave Wiggin, present athletic For Duke, Olympian Tate a member of the Buf “I toid Mac to get out of IIiiIIh 89, l.ukers 81 lo t proved to be a most successful one thing, but Cornell will have a winning Other than the considerably larger lliree who missed director who had a most successful program. I guarantee it." falo Braves. here and not to taik to the Mickey Johnson and Ar Rifk Barry scored 37 he, too, couldn’t avoid the fate of a eight-year career including three amounts of money poured into the piekiii)' ihe winner winless campaign. That uneventful A Family Affair media,” Braves' Coach tis Giimore each scored 22 points and Charles Johnson Rebuilding the Big Red will be a football program, Blackman said he in JusI one game hul The troubled superstar, CCIL co-championships. Track for sale Tates Locke said. points and the Bulls rallied had 22 as Golden State won occurrence took place in 1934 when difficult task. Cornell has won only saw very little difference between who has failed to agree to The year of 1976 maybe added a POWNAL, Vt. (U P I)-T h e owners w () n o u I w' i I h a Braves co-owner Paui from a 70-63 deficit after its fifth straight game to eight straight contests were lost. three games and lost 15 in the last coaching in the Ivy League and Big contract terms with Buf few gray hairs to rookie coach Jack of Green Mountain Park have offered HOLIDAY FAMILY NIGHTS lie-hreaking score of Snyder told McAdoo and three quarters. Chicago raise its record to 12-10. two seasons and has had only four Ten. falo and is expected to be there was a long dry spell and win Holik’s pate. But he did not join an to sell or lease Vermont’s only his agent. New York City outscor^ Los Angeles, 11- Campy Russell led winning seasons in the last 10 years. “They are basically the sartie. If 50. He won $10. traded any day, scored a ning and losing records were notched exclusive club of one. There were parimutuel horse race track, to iawyer William Madden, to 1, in the first four minutes Cleveland with 24 points. in future seasons. But the somewhat Athletic Director Dick Shultz chose there’s one difference, it’s that in the Second place weni season-high 42 points and predecessors. And there may very another operator. Friday, Dec. 17, VS Indianapolis accept the club’s final offer of the final quarter, unavoidable struck a Walker Briggs- Blackman over several other can Big Ten playing football is a job to a lo Venna Gardyne of grabbed a team record 29 well be future inductees into the club P atrick Rooney, president of of $2.5 million over the Viiggi'lH 122, IliK'kH Il.l didates because -of Blackman’s large degree,” said Blackman. “A rebounds Tuesday night in coached team in 1949. That gridiron no one wants to join. Green Mountain Park, told a group of 91 Trehhe Dr. wilh a next five years or the David Thompson scored Saturday, Dec. 18, VS Birmingham excellent track record. lot of the Big Ten players like the the Braves’ 107-103 loss to 41* southwestern Vermont legislators lie-hreaker score of three-time NBA scoring 27 points and Dan Issel “Bob Blackman has rejuvenated game of football, but with an Ivy the Indiana Pacers. and civic leaders Monday the track 18 and ihird place champion wiii be traded. added 24 for Denver, BOLTON FUEL OIL every football team he’s ever League kid you know he’s out there The New York Knicks, has lost $2.26 million over the past was garnered hy Jeff Thompson scored 17 of his coached, and 1 believe he is the best because he wants to be.” meanwhile, played dis "If we do or don't get 646-3523 three years. __Special Ticket Prices---- man to rebuild Cornell’s program,” Bucko fen of 41 tractedly and lost to the him 1 hope it's resolved points in the first half when Strong defense said Shultz. “I’m delighted he would I'nipn PI. wilh a 47 Portland Trail Blazers, soon, ” Knicks’ Coach Red Head ol Household: $7.00* up to 5 Adjoining Seats: $4.00 each accept this challenge. I told him that lie-hreaker figure. 111-94. The Knicks Hoizman said. Duke Maas dies this job would be no retirement job, Jii/./. I 10, .'xii|M'rHOiiirH 98 All conleslanis reportedly have offered Allle the Clown MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (UPI) that I was fully committed to Buffalo $2.5 million and a Aaron James scored 18 announcas tha opaning ot key to triumph — Former pitcher Duke Maas, 45, *$7.00 ticket only bringing a winning program to Gargan cited who suhmilled en- player, probably John straight points at the end of tha who spent six seasons in the Cornell. It took me just 45 seconds of HARTFORD (UPI) - Joseph Iries in ihe 1.3-week Gianelli, for McAdoo. The the third quarter to spark American League with Detroit, New conversation with him to realize, conicsl will he eligi- Knicks should find out the Jazz. James, who led strong defense and a team-high 11 points by Karin Turek paced Gargan of West Hartford, whose York and the Kansas City Athletics, Tickets available by mail or at Civic Center Box Office that despite his age, he still had plen career as a scholastic athletic direc hie for ihe grand ;AL MORGAN SCHOOL Manchester High girls’ basketball team to an opening win, 40-28, died Tuesday. ty of fire in his furnace." Mail coupon to: Hartford Civic Center Box Office, One Civic Center Piaza, tor spanned four decades, Tuesday prize of $100. of ovar Fermi High of Enfield yesterday at Clarke Arena. > Maas, who compiled a 45-44 major Blackman has been building win was named Gold Key recipient by the league record and pitched in two Hartford, Conn. 06013 ning football programs out of losers Unicycling & Acrobatics I An effective defense by the Indians Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance. forced several turnovers and they Downham 0 0-0 0, Formica 0 0-0 0. World Series with the Yankees In the for 30 years. He took losing programs Gargan, 76, will receive the late 1950s, ended his career in 1962 at Monrovia (Calif.) High School, turned into fast break buckets. Totals 16 8-21 40. coveted award Feb. 6, along with “BIG T O r Besides Turek’s output, Colleen Fermi (28) - Griffth 2 0-1 4, after he developed arthritis, a dis Pasadena City College, Denver former basketball great Johnny ease from which he suffered until his University and Dartmouth and Shane tossed in 10 points and junior Teske 0 0-0 0, Delay 0 2-2 2, Shewokls Eagan of Hartford at the Alliance’s MON. - m . IKM - i:00 N.M. Ellen Donadlo eight for the Indians. 10-12, Gondarowski 0 0-10, Korb 71- death Tuesday in St. Joseph West turned them all into championship annual dinner in the Sheraton Park 0«tr 40 Ti m H IliiBtBUiO Im ta •AT. I M - 11KM A.M. - H O IN N IM ' C L A tt Hospital in suburban Clinton teams. During his 16 years at Dart •AT. ISM. 4M r.M. - ADVANCIO ATUDINTA Miss Korb of 0-2 Fermi took scoring 4 15, Aruisais 0 1-2 1, Drouln 0 0-0 0, Plaza Hotel in New Haven. )pen 24 Hours Dally Township. mouth, his teams compiled a record honors with 15 markers. Kublosh 0 0-0 0, Wild 2 0-0 4. Totals 12 FOR BWHZNCY SERVKE * llilW O T ro R O RD. ami PINE BTRIET, Manchester’s jayvees also got off 4-11 28. of 104-37-3 and twice won the Celt candidate MANCHESTER • TEL 64S -M IB Lambert Trophy as the best major Inamnang/w on the right foot with a 28-23 decision college team in the East. BOSTON (UPI) - Former over Femil. Sharon Maher had 16 Marquette guard Dean Meminger, Blackman qlso was partially points and Janet Ritchie seven for Sports slate out of basketball this season, tried M@bil AL MORQAN, a raaidtnl ol Covantry, ConnacUcut, bagan i a Mira interested successful in rebuilding Illinois’ cacaar In acrabatlca IMtty-llva yaata aga. Mr. Maryan waa lha htan the locals with Cindy Millis and out Tuesday with the Boston Celtics. HEATINB O IU MIAMI (UPI) — The search goes program. The Illini were only 29-36-1 al Ilia Al Maryan Family acrabalie aal, eanalaling al hlmaall and hla Tracy Culbertsen playing well defen Meminger, a 6-fodt-l defensive law aMIdran. Thay wara a maat aauyhl altar acl and parlarmad on for a “big name” coach to spark under Blackman’s leadership, but sively. Wcdnetiiloy specialist played out his option with OIL BURNER A lliroughout Na« England and Canada, appaarad an C. • . C. Cana the University of Miami Hurricanes against Big Ten competition they dian lalavlalan and an lacal Cannfcllaul alallana aa wall aa al IIASKFITRALL the Atlanta Hawks last season. If the HEATINB INSTALLATION parka, laira and cluba. Tha Al Maryan lamlly alaa did a T.V. unlay- into a bowl game within three years. were 24-11-1, a record that was Manchester (40) - Downing 2 0-3 South Windsor at East Celtics sign him, they will have to cut cla cammarcial. M ail racanlly Mr. Maryan haa baan training and 4, Shane 4 2-4 10, Ferguson 0 0-1 0, But if a big name can’t be found, a bettered only by Ohio State and 643 - 5135^ apanaarlng alhar acit and la laaehing al lha Al Morgan tchoal ol Galholir (Girls), 6i30 a player from their roster. 31S Center St. ManCTiMt«i Unleycibiy A Acrabalica “Wn Top." Rice 0 0-0 0, Donadlo 3 2-5 8, Strand 2 former All-American with the team Michigan. in 1963 says he’d like a shot at it. HOCKEY 2-8 6, Lemieux 0 1-3 I, Grant 0 0-0 0, .Manrhriticr at Fermi PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. », 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 8, 1976- PAGE SEVEW-B ill .«iiittl in * • 8IP®fS5lF8l|UIZ Tax incentive barriers to make facilities Burroughs trade Public recordt more accessible to han New tax law permits dicapped and elderly per Carbo says he^s happy PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheatw. Conn., Wed.. Dec. », 1876 Brochure'4 Manager and was advanced to senior Bar member underwriter in 1974. She Eugene J. Riccio, son of explains Patricia A. Minlcucci, has been serving as Assis Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph L. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tant manager at the Los Riccio, of 22 Oak Grove St. ■ Fred J. Minlcucci formerly Angeles dental claim office was admitted to the land trust of South St., Coventry, has since 1975. She lives at Connecticut Bar in a recent A local resident combined her ar been appointed manager of 26665 SeaguIIy Way, ceremony held at New tistic talent with her husband’s Business the Los Angeles-based Malibu, Calif. Haven. photography to design a new Western regional dental Riccio is a 1969 graduate brochure for the Manchester Land claim office of Connecticut of East Catholic High Conservation Trust, Inc. (MLCT). In new post The Los Angeles office is School and received his General Life Insurance Mrs. Gertrude W. Marsh, assistant Company. one of nine In a national B.A. and J.D. degrees from Richard Brander has been ap network of dental claim of- professor of art at Central Connec pointed product specialist, molding Marquette University and Minlcucci, a graduate of fices established by ticut State College and a member of materials, at Rogers Corporation’s New York Law School MLCT, selected gold paper for her Russell Sage College, Connecticut General to respectively. His presently Manchester plant. joined Connecticut General handle dental claims sketch of an unspoiled landscape and For the past six years, Brander had associated with a New photographs of land changed by at the home office In 1972, exclusively. York City law firm, been an engineering assistant in bulldozers, which were taken by her quality assurance at the company's Northrop & Jessup. husband. Dr. Alexander Marsh. Molding Materials Division. In his The brochure describes the pur new post, he will be investigating and poses of the land trust and how in developing new applications and terested persons may participate, markets for Rogers plastics. He is Coupon promotion brings calls and the advantages to the land donor simultaneously attending the Univer and to the town. sity of Hartford as a chemistry The Marsh's donated a small major. parcel of land with a pond at the cor The Greater Manchester Chamber mittee for dealing with such matters, 5. Are expiration dates clearly ner of Porter St. and Adelaide Rd. to of Commerce and The Better she said. shown on each coupon? Sikorsky given Business Bureau of Greater Hartford The businessmen assume the en 6. Does the sponsor of the book the land trust. The pond, which for years, has have received many inquiries in the tire cost of the gifts offered in the provide any assurance that all par Navy contracts past week about coupon book offers booklets, Ms. Flocken said, and they ticipating merchants will honor all created a haven for wild life and for neighborhood skating in winter, has STRATFORD (UPI) - Sikorsky to area residents. consider it worthwhile because of the the coupons? lost much of its water. Mrs. Marsh Aircraft of Stratford has been The Manchester Chamber has number of persons which the coupons 7. If I am dissatisfied with the said that since the town installed awarded two contracts totaling $21.1 received more than 100 phone calls brings into their businesses. The coupon book, can I get my money storm sewers In the area this past million for work on helicopters for concerning a coupon campaign being promotors assume the costs of prin back? year, the water that feeds the pond the Navy and the Marines. conducted in Manchester, according ting the booklets, calling potential 8. To whom can I complain if I am seems to have been diverted so that (U P I Photo) One award for $20,049,292 will to Suzanne Flocken, Chamber customers and distribution of the dissatisfied with the book?" the area is becoming stagnant. provide increased pre-production executive director. booklets, she said. The Better Business Bureau also Dr. Douglas Smith, president of the Discuss new brochure John Wanchek of the Connecticut Citizen Research Group funding for the CH-5SE helicopter, a Generally, the procedure for ohe TTie coupons offer a variety of ser suggests the consumer get the name MLCT, said he would present the demonstrates the flammability of inflatable plastic bubbles heavy lift helicopter which the Navy offers is that a person receives a vices such as free dry cleaning, hair and address of the sales company at T’ matter to Jay Giles, public works commonly sold to young children. The consumer group charges and Marines will use for transporting phcHie call stating that the person has dressing, Karate lessons and meals the time of purchase of the coupons. Mrs. Gertrude Marsh of 30 Adelaide Rd. discusses the new director. cargo and troops. been selected or has won free ser and are usually valid for one month The Bureau will provide information brochure of the Manchester Land Conservation Trust, Inc., with that 75 toys that might injure young children were found in a sur Copies of the Manchester. Land Other awards total $1,089,000 to vices or discounts valued anywhere at a time. on specific sales companies. vey of 20 stores in the Hartford and Fairfield County areas. Conservation Trust brochure are her husband, Dr. Alexander Marsh. Mrs. Marsh designed the offset costs of design changes for from $100 to $500. The consumer pays Although the offers are legitimate, available at the Savings Bank of brochure with her husband’s assistance. It describes the pur work on VH-3D Executive Mission $15 to $30 for the coupon book which the Chamber is advising residents to Food stamp case Manchester where the MLCT has a poses of the land trust and how interested persons may par helicopters, a Marine versicm of the he can redeem at the various exercise caution regarding the calls. display on exhibit. S-61 helicopter which has been used businesses printed on the tickets. The Better Business Bureau suggests hearing set ticipate. (Herald photo by Dunn) Some toys unsafe, For more Information, call 646- since 1962 for transporting presidents Ms. Flocken said the coupon books that persons considering purchase of for Friday 2223. 8 of the United States. being offered in Manchester cost coupon books ask themselves the Work on both projects will be per $21.95 and are valued at over $300 in following questions in advance: A hearing on a suit filed by a says research unit formed at the Stratford plant. gifts and merchandise. “ 1. How many of the coupons will 1 Manchester couple in an attempt to Rie calls received at the Chamber be likely to use...and will I get get permission to use food stamps to him or herself when buying toys. Un HARTFORD (UPI) — TTiose shop were not complaints except for one enough in free goods or discounts and obtain meals from the town's Meals- fortunately, it’s the children who suf ping for toys this Giristnias should Floating drydock by a person who questioned the services to offset both the cost of my On-Wheels program will be held fer from this new version of ‘buyer beware, says the Connecticut Citizen phoners manner. gasoline and the purchase price of Friday at 9 a.m. in the South (X)urt beware'," he said. now en route National youth service Research Group. Several (Chamber members have the book? Room of federal court in Hartford. Wanchek said for the past two The consumer group said Monday offered services and gifts in the 2. How far will I be required to years the CPSC has refused to to Groton The plea was filed by William and many toys on sale are gift-wrapped booklet, Ms. Flocken noted, but said travel in order to take advantage of Nancy Everhart of 12 Trotter St. publish a list of unsafe toys banned hazards and potentially unsafe for NEWBURGH, N.Y. (UPI) - Steel she was not aware of the booklets un the offers listed on the coupons? against former Secretary of debate anticipated from sale. He said the agency instead children. Style Inc. says a jumbo floating til she received the calls from 3. Will I be required to make ap Agriculture Earl Butz, state ^ i a l emphasizes voluntary compliance by governments to submit national service do so on Young and his staff have A survey of 20 stores in the Fair- drydock has begun a journey by residents. pointments in order to use the Services Commissioner Edward DAVID E. ANDERSON toy manufacturers and distributes the grounds that it would shown themselves to be fiHd and Hartford county areas water to General Dynamics-Electric The Chamber urges its members to coupons? Maher, and a state food stamp ad WASHINGTON (UPI) - grant applications and it general warnings about toy hazards. reduce the jobs available open to dialogue on both turned up 75 toys that might injure Boat Division’s Thames River' contact them when they are ap 4. Will I be required to purchase ministrator. Spurred by high and would award money on the He said the CPSC itself estimated facilities in Groton. Conn. basis of merit and funds to the adult labor force,” the principles and the sub young diildren, the group said. proached for participating in such certain goods and services in order to Atty. James C. Sturdevant of the seemingly intractable last year more than 150,000 children The giant pontoon — more than 500 according to a study on the stance and already have The toys included a tractor plow offers, Ms. Flocken said. There is obtain the offers listed on the Tolland-Windham legal assistance youth unemployment, par- available. , were treated in ho^ital emergency proposal done by NISBCO. met with NISBCO to begin with sh a ^ metal edges and points, feet long — left the firm’s Hudson also a solicitations control com coupons? program is representing the ticularly among Money would be granted rooms for toy-relaUd injuries. River shipyard earber this wedt to “They envision unskilled, thrashing out their designed for three-year-olds; a tube Everharts. minorities, a debate over for employment of young of highly flammable liquid plastic Wanchek said until the CPSC begin a trip down the Hudson River, the issue of national youth people between the ages of minimally paid youth vying differences. used to blow plastic balloons; and a moves to make sore manufacturers around New York City and into Long service is emerging that 18 and 24 in two specific for jobs with union labor. The debate, however, plastic tambourine that easily breaks produce safe toys and until the DCP Island Sound for its final destination promises to make the ques areas — community ser With unemployment will certainly widen when into sharp pieces. takes action on its own to ban unsafe in Groton. tion as controversial as vice and environmental endemic to to our society, the new Congress and ad John Wanchek, coordinator of toys, consumers must be extremely The drydock, costing about $6 that of military conscrip service. they object to any ap ministration begin to ad (XIRG’s Consumer Center, said the careful. miilion, is to become a major compo tion. One of the chief proach which singles out dress the problem of the list of toys found potentially unsafe If you’re shopping for toys, nent of a $140 million faciUties expan The debate will probably criticisms of the program one group.” economy and President has been turned over to the state Wanchek suggests you keep these sion program under way at Electric center in Congress over is the possibility that it The critics also question elect Carter looks for ways Department of Consumer Protection. guidelines in mind: Boat. It will give Electric Boat the Ufglslation being 'for would be compulsory, like whether such a program to make good on his Wanchek criticized the U.S. Con — Avoid small toys or toys with capacity to launch and overhaul the mulated by Rep. Andrew military conscription. could provide “ meaningful promise to reduce un sumer Product Safety Commission, tiny detachable parts that can be largest submarines currently on the Young, D-Ga. According to the jobs,” with skills taught employment. empowered to ban unsafe toys, for swallowed or lodged in the windpipe, drawing board, including tte giant Ybung's legislation has National Interreligious that would be transferable not doing its job. ears or nostrils. missile-carrying Trident, Steel Style not yet been introduced but Service Board for to the private sector or “The CPSC is backing off from for — Avoid toys with'’sharp edges or said. it will probably take much Conscientious Objectors whether most of it would Tlie albatross is among the cing the toy industry to stop making made with sharp pins or wires. The firm also said the drydock of its form from the model (NISBCO), one of the be make-work projects. most spectacular gliders of all toys that are gift-wrapped hazards,” — Avoid electric toys that en represents the largest "ship”- ever proposed by Donald J. organizations most in Supporters of the con birds, able to slay aloft in win courage children to treat dangerous constructed between New York City cept respond with the argu dy weather for hours without E he said. Eberly of ACTION, who volved in the debate, both "Their present attitude is that the appliances as playthings. and the Great Lakes and brings to Eberly and Young favor a ment that if not national ever flapping its extremely presented a plan for long, narrow wings. consumer 'had better watch out' for — Beware of toys that are poten this historic city a renaissance of national youth service at compulsory program. But service, what then? tially flammable. shipbuilding activity. the Hyde Park Conference they realize a compulsory on National Service last program at this time is spring. politically unrealistic and Caldor sales rise continues The notion behind so support a voluntary A rise of 36.6 per cent in November sales was reported gacaa»aig«ersgBKBaxagaBaBaBaBaBaiwntgat)Wgt national youth service is program as the best way to today by the Caldor discount department store chain. The that along with easing un get something started. C record figures four the four weeks ended Nov. 27 at $32.- employment among young Other questions raised •NP 323,000 as compared to $23,661,000 a year ago. This I K’s (Piristmas j people, it will also aid in about the concept are its your brought sales for the 43 weeks of the fiscal year to a diminishing "alienation” Impact on the labor market record $225,450,000, an increase of 26.2 per cent over last among young people while and how much the program year’s $178,597,000. 1 Shopping Time!! | enlisting young people in would have to cost to deal CO Caldor, Inc., which opened eight new stores in the service to society. with the four million young Gallery latter part of 1976, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this In June, unemployment people turning 18 years old year. among black youths was each year. Miin Roof WnlKms Bros. 935 Man St Mivxhestef 40.3 per cent, compared to "Some who oppose 16.1 per cent for white young people. And even if the economy picks up, prospects for C hristm as reducihg unemployment among young p^ple are not encouraging. Former Tree L a b o r S e c r e ta r y W. Willard Wlrtz has es What a charming timated that even if un way to say r rangier employment should drop to Merry Christmas. 5 ^ r cent, the rate for B l teen-agprs will stay around \ 20 per cent. National service is seen JEANS by its proponents as one of the only feasible ways of attacking that chronic The CNG Conservationists recommend... problem. ...at REGAL’S Under Eberly’s plan, a the A.O. Smith Conservationist'Water Heater $ 9 8 8 Foundation for Universal Reg. $12.50 Youth Service would be es WRANGLER 14-oz. denim straight leg ^ tablished as a quasi-public organization similar to the $ 9 8 8 Corporation for Public WRANGLER cords-straights & flares Broadcasting and would * Alfred Dunner^ holiday polyesters... > -C ;. receive appropriations Reg. $12.50 $988 from Congress. WRANGLER 14-ol denim flares separates that offer G ift ^ Because natural gas is the cleanest, Shower Head shown at the left. 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Smith j | CONNeCnCaTNArURAL irS OUR Mth...Lir« CILIIRATI... 958 MAIN STREET secretary; and,Gilbert T. 977 MAIN STREET , Consenrationist will receive free the $15.95 NOVA DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER (T p GAS CORPORATION Wright, treasurer. It pays to stay with gas / PAGE FOURTEEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Dec. 8, 1976 Supreme Court rules exclusion R eporter A gentle man wins key does not violate civil rights 1 victory WASHIMGTON (UPI) - The list of compensable disabilities." Marshall and John Paul Stevens dis Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that The opinion said lawmakers are senting. Hirotnu Shimizu brings EfLsiern warmth to Manchester employers who exclude p re ^ n c y free to include or exclude pregnancy LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The sUte from their employer disability in in employer disability Insurance The opinion was a victory for Court of Appeal this week gave a key purchasing souvenirs to take back surance plans do not violate the 1964 legislation so long as there In no General Electric Co., which was Smith College in Northampton, more festively than they did Christ "This is the art of folding paper victory to reporter William Farr in a By BETTY RYDER home, Hiromu would especially like civil rights act. evidence "that distinctions involving sued in Richmond, Va., by 43 present Mass., he added. into various forms, such as birds. It long running press-vs.-bench dispute, Family/Travel Editor mas. to find a plate or tray with a map of Justice William H. Rehnquist, who pregnancy are mere pretexts or former women employes at plants A serious, soft-spoken man, "I suppose this was due to the is an art usually taught to daughters ruling that he cannot be sent to jail In Richmond, Portsmouth and “ Manchester is just a s'w e ^ en Connecticut on it. spoke for the majority, said such a designed to effect an invidious dis Hiromu had visited this country IS abundance of foods produced from by their mother,” Hiromu explained. again for refusing to identify news Salem, Va., Tyler, Tex., Fort Wayne visioned a typical New England town "I am also looking for calendars plan "does not exclude anyone from crimination against the members of years ago, mainly in the South. 'the earth and harvestable at that During his visit, he is also sending would be," says Hirotnu Shimizu and, with pictures of New England sources. benefit eligibility because of gender one sex or the other." and Tell City, Ind., and Philadelphia. Since arriving here In late stories back to a Christian In a unanimous opinion, the court his two daughters, Marlko and time of year,” he said. scenes, so that my family and friends but merely removes one physical The vote was 6 to 3, with Justices summer, he and his daughters have Speaking of foods, the Shimizus are newspaper in Japan and recently barred Los Angeles Superior Court Mayuml, who are from Japan. in Japan can see how picturesque condition — pregnancy — from the William J. Brennan Jr., Thurgood visited New York City, Chicago and completed a Thanksgiving and a Judge Charles Older from imposing a White houses, green grass and the enjoying American-style meals, but your country is,” he said. other areas in the midwest, but have do much of their at-home cooking Christmas message. punitive sentence on Farr of five quietness, are what really impressed With the warm friendships they found great enjoyment in Japanese-style. Commenting on our New Year’s days in jail and a $500 fine. the young women. have established, the Shimizus can Manchester. “We are especially enjoying ice celebration, he said in Japan not bring themselves to talk about Earlier court decisions established Hlromn, a professor In American A younger daughter, and Mrs. everyone celebrates their birthday literature. Is on sabbatical from cream,” Hiromu said. the time when they must leave. the five day maximum, after Farr Shimizu remained in Japan. on New Year’s Day. had served 46 days of an open-ended Nara Women’s University in Nara, “ In Japan, ice cream Is mainly “It will probably be in February Al Siefferts ‘PERSONAL SERVICr One of the highpoints of their visit eaten by the young children and “ In Japan we don’t celebrate in and we will drive to the West Coast. I sentence for contempt of court. Japan. w a s observing' their first dividual birthdays; on New Year’s The county counsel’s office, While in the United States lie is women. It is frowned upon to see am also on an evangelical mission ’Thanksgiving Day. everyone is one year older and the representing the judge, said no deci completing a paper on Jonathan men eating ice cream, especially In and must visit four congregations in "We went to a Thanksgiving Eve public,” he said. entire country celebrates,” he said. and around the Los Angeles area sion had been made on whether to FAMILY o n STORE Edwards, an American con service at church, and the following prices of foods here compare well gregational clergyman and Marlko and Mayuml have enrolled before departing for home,” Hiromu appeal. day we joined a family from the with those in Japan, except for the " la m delighted with the decision theologian — during the late 1700s. in classes at Manchester Community said. parish for dinner,” Hiromu said. meat, Hiromu said. and I hope that it really brings to an He Is also a visiting fellow In College. Although leaving their comfortable Hiromu and his daughters have “I didn't want them to waste this “My daughters, who do the shop end what has been a five year legal American studies at the Graduate apartment on Porter St. will be a sad been attending services at the Trinity valuable time away from their ping here, say*that the meat is more occasion, the Shimizus are hopeful of nightmare for me,” said Farr, of the School of Yale University in New Covenant Church on Haclcmatack St. reasonable, but other items cost Los Angeles Times. studies, so they are taking a few returning to New England, especially Haven. and he also served as guest preacher about the same. "The one good thing that has come "Nara University Is one of two courses,” their father said. Manchester. one Sunday. "In Japan, I don’t worry— my wife out of the whole ordeal, I think, is colleges for women in Japan,” Both girls have demonstrated the Their many friends will be looking j |.The M Siefferts In his studies of our holidays, he Japanese art of origami, a paper takes care of the money and the shop that the courts are now convinced STEREO SPECIALS Hiromu said. forward to the time when East meets was surprised to find that the ping,” Hiromu said grinning. "I believe it is comparative to craft in some of the town’s schools West again. that the protection of news sources is Pilgrims celebrated Thanksgiving \^ile they haven’t yet started a sacred commandment to reporters and at local fairs. and no amount of time in jail will get them^ to break their promise.” The complex struggle, which has YOUR gone to both the state and U.S. supreme courts several times, dates CHOICE back to 1970 when Older was the judge in the trial of the Charles Man- The Barba Negra, a 100-foot sailing vessel that sails throughout 8 son family for the Sharon Tate murders. the world, will be shown at a slide-lecture presentation Thursday Older imposed a gag order, forbid at 8:30 p.m. in the Manchester Community College auditorium in ding prosecution and defense at a program on “What Is Going On At Sea Today.’’ torneys and other participants in the trial from giving information to reporters. Farr, who then worked for the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, obtained a transcript of the questioning of a Sea life lecture prospective witness, who told of RECORD YOUR OWN _ _ plans by the Manson family to kill 8 TRACK TAPE LIBRARY — other celebrities, such as Elizabeth is Thursday evening ECONOMICALLY Taylor and Frank Sinatra. » 'The judge demanded to know who A lecture and slide program en captain ot the Barba Negra, a 100- New • S A N Y O stereo broke the gag order by giving Farr titled “What Is Going On At Sea foot sailing vessel that sails the transcript. Farr refused and Today” will be presented ’Thursday throughout the world promoting the Older sentenced him to jail in at 8:30 p.m. in the Manchester Com need for wise and proper manage HIGH FIDELITY WITHOUT THE HIGH COST definitely, until he relented. munity College auditorium on ment of marine resources. 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Dec. 8. 1976 - PAGE THREE-C PAGE TWO-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.^ Dec. 8. 1976 I The chaplain comments: Causes of crime Hypertension case increases blamed on faulty measurements It is an established fact that most silverware and drinking glasses are On second thought criminal acts committed in the sterilized, but let his mind feed on CHICAGO (UPI) - False He said blood pressure readings device available at department United States are done by those un garbage. i measurements of blood pressure ac taken by student nurses in the stores for about $20 and the lack of der 21 years of age. Most of them count for much of the nation’s in program can be "appallingly inac early treatment of the disease. were reared by the following rules: 7. Q uarrel frequently in the crease in hypertension cases and curate” but that the use of a double He also criticized doctors use of By Jan Warren 1. Begin with infancy to give your presence of your children. treatment for many of those patients stethescope with a doctor and the drugs with which they are not child everything he wants. 8. Give a child all the spending has been "slipshod,” a Cleveland student Udclng the reading to assure familiar, noting that the number of 2. When he picks up bad words, money he wants. researcher says. accuracy is seldom seen. new drugs on the market is laugh at him. 9. Satisfy his every craving for In this week’s issue of the Journal Page criticized doctors who per perplexing but that mindless 3. Nevei^' give him any spiritual food, drink and comfort. of the American Medical Associa form complicated and expensive switching of drugs is "disturbing to Your training. 10. Take his part against neighbors, tion, Dr. Irving H. Page criticized a examinations “that should be left to patient morale.” 4. Avoid the use of the word teachers, policemen. ' massive federal testing program specialists or researchers,” noting Page also noted that doctors’ "wrong.” 11. When he gets into trouble, designed to identify hypertensive casual measurements of hyperten failure to communicate with their neighbor’s Rub the lucky peanut 5. Pick up everything he leaves apologize for yourself by saying "I persons. sion may be misleading rather than \ patients about the disease and its around. never could do anything 'with him.” "No committee, commission or helpful. 12. Prepare for a life of grief. YOU He lamented doctors’ refusals to treatment can "induce greater Ladders present another problem. 6. Let him read any printed matter any other organization has insisted I just read a magazine article boasted a giant papier-mache peanut WILL BE LIKELY TO HAVE IT! on the accuracy of this procedure,” encourage home blood pressure elevations in blood pressure caused kitchen When they were made entirely of he wants Be careful that the about the superstitions of famous that bore the message: "Rub the he said. measurements by patients with a by fright alone.” .By Betty Ryder— people and it was an eye opener to wood you could simply knock on the Lucky Peanut and Make A Wish...54” me. ladder as you Walked under it. But I want everyone In my family to be today with metal ladders there’s armed with a lucky peanut and plan Shirley Stager's recipe for "War I learned that George Burns has a really nothing to do but walk around to see that Santa puts one In the toe of Cake " was given to her by her lucky cigar lighter, that Billie Jean them. each stocking this Christmas. mother who resides in Lancaster, King has a lucky tennis racket, that Down here in the South the big I think I'll advise them all to hold Pa. and which her mom made during Ginger Rogers has lucky dancing thing in lucky pieces is the peanut. on to their rabbit feet for a while, World War II when certain items shoes and that John Wayne — the Peanuts swing from key chains, too. Maybe the peanuts good luck By Rev. Russell Camp were hard to obtain. fearless, unflinching Duke — has a lucky pillow, without which he can charm bracelets, and from ribbons won’t work on a Yankee. Shirley, who resides with her hus on ladies' necks. A local church fair band, Jay, at 30 Forest St. and their not sleep a single wink. What a relief it was to read all this! quart two children, Kurt, 20 and Leslie, 18, jar also had read an article on the For years I've been crossing my Coin club Spaghetti Westward Movement in the United fingers in my pocket so no one could States and came across a similar see me. Now that I know what good sets show recipe. company I’m in, 1 feel free to let my With this coupoh & purchase of $7.50 or more It's a delicious, moist cake which superstitions out in the open. SUPERMARKETS' Limit one Valid Dec 5-11.1976 H-581 The M anchester Coin freezes well and will positively dis My lucky piece is a silver dollar Club will hold a coin show appear fast at your house. that is so worn from years of rubbing War Cake I can no longer make out the date or at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 138 l^ in St., from 10 1 box puffed, seeded Muscat raisins see the engraving. It is not an or By I'nitrd Press Inlernalional government, defeated by the Com a.m. to S;30 p.m. Sunday, 2 cups water dinary kind of lucky piece, for its munists, moved its headquarters Star- Combine and simmer 15 minutes, only effective on Mondays. I haven’t Today is Wednesday, Dec. 8, the Dec. 12. The public Is in Holiday Grocery Values, proof. . It Pays to Shop the FInast Way! uncovered. Remove from heat. Add had a blue Monday since the day my 343rd day of 1976 with 23 to follow. from the mainland to' Formosa vited and there is no ad 1 ibajQ. and stir until melted: Vit cup father gave it to me. And, back when The moon is between its full phase (Taiwan). mission charge. Tomato Paste Bfand ...... ?a“'47* Wortz Saltines...... Chunk Tuna shortening, (Crisco, margarine, etc.) I was in college my friends used to and last quarter. In 1974, Greece voted by a wide There will be 24 dealers Tomato Sauce Brand . . , G 1602 borrow it to help them through their majority to become a republic, en from Connecticut, can's 1.00 Del Monte Pears . cans 09 8 Add: The morning stars are Mars and Massachusetts, New York 1 cup water and let the mixture Monday exams. Saturn. ding the monarchy installed 142 Prince t Cheddar ...... 4 U“s'1.00 Purple Plums __ . . ^cVn'49* All of my superstitions have been and Rhode Island for Elbow Lite 6Vz oz cool. The evening stars are Mercury, years earlier. llbOQ. molded a bit to fit my own needs. buying, selling, trading and Hawaiian Punch...... “'>“'49* can Combine dry ingredients: Venus and Jupiter. A thought for the day: President When I knock on wood, I don't just appraising coins and 2 cups sugar Those bom on this date are under Abraham Lincoln, who announced e t00l«£9 Tomato Juice Welch,...,,. ”,'?'44* 1 tsp. salt knock, I rub the wood with my currency. Otsh Oetefgent With this coupon & purchase ol $7.50 or more the sign of Sagittarius. plans for reconstruction of the Civil Ajax Liquid “'.j off Label . '^b,?'69* Welch’s ...... Limit one Valid Dec. 5-11.1976 H-582 1 tsp. cinnamon knuckles. Years ago I decided to Also present will be a .. ^?ar69* Eli Whitney, American inventor of War-devastated South on this date in I6or«0* 1 tsp. cloves make Friday the 13th a lucky day. representative from the Facial Tissue Richmond “zri.00 Hershey Syrup . e can wv 1963, said, "Truth is generally the 1 this, soda And, when I’m walking down a the cotton gin, was bom Dec. 8,1765. Manchester Bicentennial 4 cups flour sidewalk, every crack I step on On this day in history: best vindication against slander.” Committee who will have Add raisin mixture to dry in means a dollar in my mother's In 1776, George W ashington Manchester Bicentennial gredients. Mix thoroughly. pocket. crossed the Delaware River near medals for sale. This Bake at 350 degrees for one hour in Some things have been difficult to Trenton, N.J., and landed on Penn About 43 per cent of all medal portrays Connec a greased 9 by 13 pan. rationalize. A black cat, for example, sylvania soil. wives work, compared with 20 ticut's four signers of the even looks sinister. However, on per cent in the late 1,940s. By Declaration of When she's not cooking in her In 1886. delegates from 25'unions spacious country kitchen, Shirley Shirley Stager’s “War Cake' close examination you usually can 1985, over half of all wives are Independence, Samuel find a patch of white somewhere and founded the American Federation of expected to be working, ac Huntington, William Swift or Agar conducts a nursery school at the cording to The Conference Talcottvllle Congregational Church even the smallest patch of white Labor in Columbus, Ohio. Williams, Roger Sherman In 1949, the Chinese Nationalist Board. with 26 momihg students and 25 in month," Shirley said. Lapland and Denmark.” she said. makes a black cat O.K. and Oliver Wolcott on the the afternoon. "There are 35 staff members and it The Stager’s daughter, Leslie, a obverse of the medal. Canned Hams She is also a member of the Sacred is a recreational camp with a diver June graduate of Manchester Hif^ The Minuteman on the Dance Group at Center sified arts and crafts program.” School, spent this past summer reverse, pouring gun Congregational Church. Campers also have the opportunity traveling through Greece as a par powder into his musket, Jay is a member of the faculty at to participate in travel programs. ticipant in an educational program. recalls Manchester’s role Manchester Community College. "We also present a month-long trip Her brother. Kurt, a college stu as a munitions manufac turing center during the During the summer, she and Jay to Holland which is supervised by dent, is taking a year off from his studies and will soon be en route to American revolution. The operate the Hidden Valley Camp in Lennert and Marsha van Zandbergen E D E C EM B ER parachute emphasizes the FYeedom, Maine, which offers &>th of Manchester. The students learn Australia. Along with her other activities, city's role as a silk boys and girts, 7-13 years of age, a un the culture of the county and are ^ - 1 0 ^ 1 1 ique camping experience. hosted by a Dutch family. It has Shirley is also active in the Gilbert & cumberiami farms manufacturer and the Sullivan Workshop and is a member ruins of the Pitkin glass “We have between 100-110 campers proved very popular.” a A and they stay for a minimum of one “This sununer the destination is of the Manchester Unit of the works reminds modern day FInast Frozen Food Values! R # c a n “ f American Red Cross. Americans that this was an Whole Fresh Pot Roast important industry in the Freezer Queen Enirees . pkq% Finast Meat Values on Meat Street U.S.A.! city. Finasl 1 0 0 2 i | I Brand • pkgs With the Bicentennial Broccoli Spears 3 11 E Chicken Breasts Boneless. , ... hi.78 Brisket of Beef lb Dr. Lamb yeareoming upon its close Green Beans ...... 4p°g,1.00 ^ Chicken Drumsticks Fresh .... Ib8 8 * All Flat Cuts lor a New England Boiled Dinner this may be the last oppor Pumpkin Pie fee...... X ^ .2 9 ^ tunity to obtain these Fresh Chicken Thighs...... ib78* Diabetes often affects eye medals which were struck Apple Juice f-anf...... ''>“'55* Corned Beef Brisket lb Finast Sliced Bacon...... b 9 9 * in .999 fine silver and in Light N’Lively m“ __ ... ,,ai99* Formerly Called Ground Round Dear Dr. Lamb — I have throughout life and diets that I could suggest to you. diabetes can send 50 cents bronze. Fresh Pork Roast B«.onB “ , __ ib88* a mother who is 68 years which protect against the For my other readers I for The Health Letter, Members of the club will Baked Iresh the FInast Way! R ia rfo R toaLrC f'«hPork3lbsoro.er development of fatty- would like to emphasize number 3-10, Diabetes: Q l a U “ OI w QK o Smaller Amounts I.OIlb . . . ib 9 0 old and has diabetes. In the We reserve the right display various exhibits of Ground Beef C last few months she cholesterol deposits in that diabetes is a serious The Sweet Sickness and Unified States Coins, i b 6 9 * to limit quantities Finast Fresh Finast Franks iX'ei'...... '__ started going blind. The arteries are helpful from a disease. Early detection number 3-11, Diabetes: United States Currency, Bologna '2«7Q c USDA Choice Boneless Beef Shoulder or eye doctor tells her the preventive point of view. and careful management is Diagnosis, Prevention and Foreign Coins and Curren Kirschner Tasty-bite or Salam i. pkg / a blood vessels are breaking Another thing that could i essential in trying to pre Management. Send a long, cy and in the miscellaneous English Muffins Polish KielbasaJr'^ner i b l . 3 9 In the back of her eye. She be happening is that she vent many of its un stamped, self-address^ category which consists of Bottom Round Roast may be having desirable complications. envelope for mailing. Ad Genoa Danish Salami__ . P k g 9 9 * Beef Loin 4 to 6 lbs ‘fit for a King’ can only see forms. I am tokens, medals, wooden Enriched-A wondering If there is any hemorrhages into the Screening for diabetes dress your letter to me in money and elongated 3 pkgs In-Store Bake Shop! Breakfast hope for her. Her glasses vitreous, the jelly-like sub should be part of care of this newspaper, coins. lb stance that fills the major P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Treat! d o J 9 * Beef Sheii Roasts haven’t been chang^ in a everyone's annual medical Among the exhibits will 1 Enriched Rolls ...... chamber inside the eye. checkup. Those who want Station, New York, NY few years, only the be tlje large size United Pound Cakes trSr...... ’ f l . 3 9 Beef Loin 4 lbs or over (Smaller Amounts 1.88 lb) bifocals. I will appreciate Some work, though still in more information on 10019. States Currency. This was Pumpkin Pie S ...... rj9* Available Only in Stores With In-Slore Bake Shops anything you can tell me. an experimental stage, is used , until 1929 when our Big Round Top Br^d... 3 n .0 0 Dear Reader — Your being done in which the present smaller size Beef Sheii Steaks lb description sounds to me jelly-like material can currency was issued. Also Junior Pies Varieties ••■■■* 4 pkgs 1.00 More Finast Meat Values! like your mother has what literally be sucked out of on display will be Military Bakery Hems Available Tues IhruSat doctors call diabetic the eye, cleaned and Gino^s Coiffure Currency, wooden money Sunrise fresh Dairy Values! Top Round Boneless Beef , . . . ,blb I 1 .7 8 retinopathy. The retina is a replac^. However, I think 361 Center Street, Manchester and elongated coins. Of Beef Rump Roast Top Round Bpnelesss USDA Choice Ibl .58 screen at the back of the that if I encouraged you 646-5411 Trophy awards will be eye. All Images are about that at this moment, INICE *1 given to all first prize Filberts Margarine Colonial Beef KabobSB=p... ib 1 .6 8 projected on this screen it would be a false hope. winners and a “ Best of ,■/ Master Smoked Beef Shoulder “ 0“:,. 1.58 f much like a movie film im Diabetes can affect the Show,” trophy will be given age is projected on the lens of the eye as well. It to the top winner. The Golden Beef Short Ribs...... ib1.08 ^ screen. It is this image on causes an Increased in juding will follow the Quarters Beef Shank r -...... b1.18 | the screen that is relayed cidence of cataracts. If American Numismatic to the brain so one can see. cataracts were the only Association exhibit rules. Favorites from the Seven Seas! ik The retinal screen con problem, they could be Finast 99% FAT FREE, Cheese Food Slices • . . p f,'9 9 * tains a lot of blood vessels. removed. B A R B ~ S ~ Arm Turbot arc;; .99* ^ Because diabetics are I would like to point out FORTIFIED Buttermilk Biscuits Brand 8 r . 1 . 0 0 Picnic prone to blood vessel dis that changing glasses will By PHIL PASTORET Befit Yogurt QgrF'afpree__ 4 cVh',1.00 Water Crab Claws t r . ,b1.69 | ease these tend to break have little or no effect on One of the nicest thiniling! Added and cause damage to the the kinds of changes that about Wednesdayidi is that Itli Red Snapper'hileT ,b1.09 ^ the midpoint between Finast Fresh g a llo n m 37 7 8 retinal screen. Whenever occur in the eye from P< Milk Homogenized c tn I Clams s.S...... pr/1.69 $ there is damage the screen diabetes. Changing glasses Monday low and the Friday | euphoria. is unable to transmit a will not affect the damage -)- -L •f Befit Milk Fortilied Fresh...... “ri.2 9 good image. There is very to the retina or anything Time waits for no man — | little that can be done that may occur in the jelly- it’s biisy waiting for the worn- Mr. Deli Favorites! about this problem. It is like substance. one of the complications of I realize this is a fairly 10* off n 25* off diabetes that makes it such discouraging reply and I Cooked Ham With Ihis coupon on 0 ) 1802 I With ihis coupon on ( 1) 1-lb Quick or Regular | Coffee an ,3inpleasant disease. only wish there were Good control of diabetes something more positive Domestic Sliced | Fresh to your 99 Quaker | Chase & ^rder! Oats ^21 Sanborn jx - ii> jff lS l Valid Dec 5.11^1-583 M F o llf f l Valid Dec 5 I ^ ^ ^ W i | B irth s Ice Cream An pld-tlmer Is anyone who I can K call when you lifted a t P irP IR M IN T theater seat, you had bubble | -Roast Beef 3 - 1 \ 25* Off n 15* Off gum ^dhere to your fingers. With Ihis coupon on (1) 22 02 .Moore, Diane Marie,' Donnellan, Kathleen PUDOI RiRRON I With Ihis coupon on (1172 02 '.(✓Freshly B ee f Spray daughter of Richard A. and Anne, daughter of Brian J. Halfn « u r Hilda Moser Moore of 63 and Margaret Novotny Sliced Gaines Niagara Park West Dr., Vernon. Eggs to Order Donnellan of 90 Crestrldge lb 67 She was born Nov. 30 at Burgers 52 i Starch 1 Dr., Vernon. She was born _I Valid Dec 5 -11 H 585 m Fg I Q O Valid Dec 5 11 H.586 MFG | Manchester Memorial Nov. 28 at Manchester Jarlsburg Cheese Imported i b 2 . 1 9 i------Western Anjou Pears 10 io,79' Tomatoes Pack pkg'*69* Hospital. Her maternal Memorial Hospital. Her Fresh Del...... lb grandmother Is Helen K. maternal grandparents are ilAHRRY PARMi . McIntoshlApples zySim 3 m«79' Eggplant pmpie...... ip29* German Bologna 1.29 Moser of Munich, Ger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novot 10*offBl5*off CRANBERRY SAUCE ia o i. / ( Fresh Lemons...... 6io,39' Favorite' ...... b 2 9 * Hillshire Farms Kielbasa ml .39 With this coupon on (1) 6 02 With this coupon on (8) pkgt many. Her paternal grand ny of St. Louis, Mo. Her 2 49 Escarole Salad Oven Cleaner Assorted Flavors parents are Mr. and Mrs. paternal grandparents are Bird Food K . .Si599* Chicory f^ivorite...... ib29 Chicken Roll vt*...... ml.09 Joseph Novak of Holland Mr. and Mrs. Timothy HOLIDAY Arm & { Jell-0 WANT ADS ^ Bird i-m VJ IFeeder ZMbsbtrdfood.zS'rsr.L... . , eeal.59 a l . 9 9 RRed C U nRadishes d a i S n e S ...... il,29*b a g « Dandy Loaf Carandos...... ib S S St., East Hartford. She has Donnellan of Medford, to" Hammer 721 Gelatin 771 two sisters, Natalia, 6 and Mass. She has a sister, Ring Out With Reiulta Bays Party Rye...... ioai59® Q l& Valid Dec 5- n H 588 m f g JJSO Valid Dec 5-11 H 588 MFiy Available Only In Stores With Mi Deli Depls Michelle, 2. - Amy Elizabeth, 4. 643-2711 I PricBS oHective December 5 thru December 11,1976 In Manchester, Vernon, East Hartford We Reserve the Right to Lim it Quantities Not Responsible lor Typographical Error* * &'• • .'ll-- I- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 8,1976- PAGE FIVE^: PAGE FOUR-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Dec. 8, 1976 Dance school M V D info presents *ISutcracker^ Q. I've just renewed my Miss Priscilla Gibson, car registration and director of the Priscilla noticed, for the first time, Gibson School of Dance a statement above my Arts, and students will per COME SAVE AT COME signature that I have form in the production of “provided, and will main the Christmas classic, #P tain during the registration ■ The Nutcracker Suite," period, the minimum in Friday. Saturday and Sun Each o f that# advaftlsad Items is re surance required under the day at the Norris Ely quirsd to be rsadlly available for sals U S.D.A INSPECTED No-Fault Motor Vehicle In Orchard Theatre at ADVERTISED at or balow the advertised price in surance Law." Just what Loomis-Chaffee School in each A&P Store, except as specifi ITEM PDLICY ARM PORK PICNIC coverages are required by_ Windsor. cally notad In this ad. law in order for anybody to' Dancing lead roles are register a car? Miss Gibson as the Sugar A. Briefly, you must Plum Fairy, Karen Moore Fresh Shoulders 6 9 carry the following of Vernon as Snow Queen, amounts and coverages: and Monica Smith of $20,000 person/$40,000 per Manchester as Dew Drop. Fresh accident bodily injury Appearing as Snowflakes FRESH"OVEN STUFFERS" • WHOLE OR HALVES liability: $5,000 per acci are Rene Cosma, Tammy dent property damage Oellers, Jennifer Sullivan, liability; $5,000 per per- Tania Gembala, Linda h Perdue Boasters son/per accident basic Glade, Marci Edelsow, 6 9 reparations benefits; $20,- Diane Kennedy, Lynn 000 per person/$40,000 per Comerota, Monica Smith accident uninsured and Susan Walker. Chicken Legs BONELESS • LEAN motorist. Dancing the Valse de Q. OK, now explain to me Fleurs are Ingrid Klavins, what these terms mean. Laura Mahon, Susan Stewing Beef A. LIABILITY - This Barry, Chris Coughlin. coverage protects you for Laurie Johnson, Ruth Ann injuries and damages to Marcus, Kimberly Lauck, other people and property and Michele Yacavone. caused by the negligent Performers in the Gib operation of your car by son School’s "Nutcracker” you or another person to are from the Manchester, whom you gave permission Vernon and South Windsor to drive the car. This area. coverage doesn't apply to More information and your own injuries or reservations are available property damage. The 8 by calling 688-1526. minimum liability in surance required in Connecticut pays for bodily injury up to $20,000 per per son, $40,000 per accident DAR plans % and up to $5,000 for proper ty damage (amounts are sometimes described as music of $20/40/5). Christmas BASIC REPARATIONS Thighs or C A O BENEFITS - On Jan. 1, 1973, Connecticut's No- Christmas and other Boneless' Bottom $159 Fault law took effect. No- music will be featured at Drumsticks U w ib Fault pertains only to bodi thr Orford Parish Chapter, ly injury accidents. All in Daughters of the American Round I surance policies covering Revolution, meeting private passenger Thursday at 7; 30 p.m. at automobiles are required the home of Mrs. James W. Chuck ANN PAGE - TOP QUALITY to provide No-Fault Mitchell Jr., 25 Country BONELESS BEEF ROUND $ 4 7 Q FINE PRODUCTS FROM coverage called Basic Club Lane. Reparations Benefits. The Mrs. Marcia N. Budil of Siiced Bacon minimum amount you East Hartford, soprano, Eye Round Roast 1 » must purchase is $5,000 per will sing solos and in duet *^QSCAB MAYER MEAT OR $ 4 0 0 OSCAR MAYER a . , I I A £ person, per accident. with Mrs. Muriel B. Steaks Benefits include coverage Netupsky, soprano, of INDMOUALLY WRAPPED BEEF ROUND BONELESS Beef Franks 1 Cotto Salami '.^89*^ for medical expenses, 85 Glastonbury. Their accom per cent loss of wages and OSCAR MATER i ik 9 4 5 9 panist will be Mrs. Judith FORMERLY FROZEN substitute household ser Young, also of Glaston HHiinK Beef Liver Bump Boast Sliced Bacon Smokie Links m vices, survivor losses and bury. Mrs. Budil is past SMTHFIEIJ - MEAT OR BEEF S S I NEW FROM SWANSON c 4 0 0 funeral expenses. regent of Martha Pitkin OSCAR MAYER - MEAT, BEEF OR THIN , „ A 6 OSCAR MAYER . ax 9 4 d Q UNINSURED Wolcott Chapter, DAR. MOTORIST - This Hostesses will be Miss y | U « I Dinner Franks In 9 9 Chicken Nibbles Sliced Bologna ^ 6 9 '’ Sliced Ham m coverage provides bodily Sally Robb, Mrs. George (AVAILABLE WED. • SAT.) C NOT MORE THAN m FAT-EXTRA LEAN SPEARS OR WHOLE - QUART JAR A A d injury protection for you Thurber, Mrs. Richard and your passengers if you E Niese, Mrs. Howard Fresh Cod Fiiiets Ground Beef iraumchweiger Claussen Pickles 9 9 : are injured in an accident McElrath, Miss Marion VI caused by an uninsured Brookings, Mrs. James HYGRAOE HEAT OR BEEF n|wnuLcWHOLE ■- suHtUM BONELESS C 4 1 0 0 motorist. It doei not pay Bill and Miss Nellie Lull. k , I Ib.^ FIRST OF THE SEASON for damage to your vehi [Bali Park F ra n k s a ^ T m io in Strips T M^i?j SUPER SELECT PRODUCE! cle. The minimum amount of uninsured motorist CALIFORNIA coverage you must buy is RED. VINE RIPE Housing $20,(XX) per person. $40,0(X) SUPER GROCERY( VALUES! FRESH LARGE SIZE 0 per accident. C decline FOR SLICING CAMPBELLS Tomatoes lb. Navel (Questions may be sent 69 to MVD INFO, Depart reported ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 ALL PURPOSE - U.S. NO. I 2V," MIN. * 9 F State St.. Wethersfield, HARTFORD (UPI) - A Large Conn. 06109. Motor Vehicle state study says residential Department offices are dwelling space in five of Tomato GRADE Borne Apples 3 Kif 9 Oranges open Thursdays. 8:30 to Connecticut's largest cities 7:30: Tuesday. Wednesday is declining because slum "A” and Friday. 8:30 to 4:30: housing is demolished NosUe’s Quik ~ ^ FRESH - FLORIDA and Saturday 8:30 to faster than replacements 12:30.) are built. Soup ANTI PERSPIRANT - NON-AEROSOL E g g s The report by the Department of Community 2 5 r - | 3 iz . $ 1 0 9 Avocados Affairs shows housing FF lABELi 49 demolition is continuing Ban Basic ^ IN gI Y o h despite an unprecedented FRESH SALAD MIX OR decline in new construction 10^ 07 H DARI - COUNTRY SHARP - RANDOM WEIGHT ^ l 4 l « Q l 3 , . $ 1 0 0 4 :0 9 ^ ILih iw ? cans statewide during the past $ 1 0 0 There are terrific five years. Cole Slaw V pkgs- I GREAT EATING The report said 54.4 per rCheddarCheese^rr bargains in good, cent fewer building per ' serviceable home mits were issued in ^^^K S U PER GROCERY VALUESI^^I furnishings of all Connecticut last year than FINE FROZEN FOOD FESTIVAL! 69 kinds in the Want in 1974, while $1.4 billion WITH COUPON IN AD was spent on construction Ads. two years ago as compared SULTANA ■ (ALL A&P SOFT - DELTA SPAGHETTI-OS to $%9,000 last year. 100«o FLORIDA VARIETIES EXCEPT REGULAR OR CRINKLE SN ACK TRAY aheHeralC) From a high in 1970 of A&P ■ FROZEN 22,832 new units con HAM| structed statewide, the Bath 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 figure declined to 12,762 2 I ^ Minute 1 r Chicken^ Franco last year, the report said. Orange Meat French Jeno’ s Hartford, for instance, saw 37 new units con Just structed in 1975 at a cost of Tissue Maid American $398,000, while 208 units Fries Pizza 1 THE See were demolished, meaning Juice Dinners for a net loss of 171 homes, ac cording to City Councilman 4 r 0 0 ^ . «i»CQ0 J you Nicholas Carbone. 4 " i , " 0 0 ^ 2 ; ; 5 ^ 0 O ^ CARTON SHOP-AT-HOME The report also showed: ' L . - 4 9 ^ 2 0 5 ^ Our Shop-at-Home —Danbury, benefitting from the New York cor 8 9 ^ service lets you porate exodus, constructed pick out fabrics the most new units last 3 9 $ confidently. You PRICE! M ID I • PRICE 4PRIOI • PRICE 11 r& 7m oT *0 * "* Ml dT " m^oT'" nic year — 513 — mostly rental M l know you can trust ANN PAGE GRADE "A" OVAL - KEEBLER ALL GRINDS | | Watkins lor service units, A&P SWEET STOUFFERS - ALL VARIETiES ALL VARIETIES • ANN PAGE » A . —The Naugatuck Valley SAVE and qualltyl constructed 2,892 new units Large ol Salada luMaxwell Houseil Call 643-5171. Townhouse il ' Ask for one of our in 1970 but only 844 last Green Peas EVENT 35 4 Main Dish 8 9 Cheese Pizza ; r / 9 •I decorator con year. lx wia I 'nm iui Crackers Tea Bags Coffee ORCHARD HiLL MEATS I u a w n t iH u c t i u c m u _ _ —Central Connecticut HUNGRY MAN • ALL VARiETIES HOWARD JOHNSON A A l Eggs o| sultants. There's no 16 u . $k|. Ml. CIN obligation to buy fell from 1,782 to 763 new - •' •** IIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FtMIlT dwelling units between unnogccouroiKirMHiii UNIT (ME l3)UrON PEI FUIIT UNIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMIlf MFGN " I and no cost for es VMID DEC. 5-n, (III -n. VAIIO DEC. 6-1). 1976 1970 and last year. BoiMn-Bag4^^1°" Meat Entrees ^ 8 9 Mac/Cheese 2 p>h'9 9 VUII DEC. 5 m I -0 ______3 » WtlDDEC. 5 11. 1176 623 ‘ j o a i timates. '"lot • •PRlCttMIOlj ! • P R lC E A P m O E • PRICE A PRIDE « PRICE A PRIDE » P H U t & PR1DE^ ^ PR in .% PRIDE • PFbCF ,1 PRIDE • FRiCL 4 PRIDE » PRICE & PRIDE* T-Publlc housing con TiicK EFFTcTHirDTciiiiERlTi. lire ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHTLESArERs7R"RfrAIL DEALERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FoT t YpT gRAPHICAlI rRoT s" struction Increased, from rWCES EFFECTIVE DECEMIER 5-11. 1976 ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIUILE TO WHOIESAIENS OR RHAIL OEAIERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 830 new units last year as DRAPERY GALLERY compared to 579 the year before. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancherter, Conn.. Wed., Dec. 8, 197t- PAQE^VEN-C I’AUE SIX-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Wed., Dec. 8, 1976 Social Security All Stop& Slu^ open Sunday 9 a m -4 p m and injury is all too not be blamed for what he said. “Obviously I had The case illustrates how forgotten it was loaded. * Irked by a neighbor’s happened. no intention of hurting him, sternly the law looks upon A companion was familiar." barking dog. Phil took a pot Still, the law recognizes He would have needed T O J W iS W ? ______shot at it with his pistol. since I was not even aware the handling of firearms. wounded in the leg, and Q. 1 will be 65 soon and am now working part time. I am _ WXh f)li coupon. . With tiN coupon and a $7.50 purexast. WXh tila coupon and a $7.50 p u R tiM Due care is demanded, and later filed suit for that pure accidents can and “necromancy," said the afraid that I will lose my part-time job if my employer The bullet missed the dog, he was there.” court, to foresee such an ™ E r n But the court held Phil "due ” is measured by the damages. Here, too, the do occur. For example; finds out how old I am. Can I apply for monthly ^ i a l l i passed through a hedge, outcome. S a v e 5 0 ' 8 u n < X ( ^ and injured a boy on the liable anyhow, pointing out extraordinary risks that court found liability, Security benefits and Medicare without my present G o l d h f e d a l YlvaJunibo FAMILYil ^ A hunter fired at a rab sidewalk. that he had no right to fire guns involve. declaring that absent- employer finding out? onanylOOctbotUe A. Was Phil legally liable to at the dog in the first place. In another case the mindedness was no bit. The bullet hit a tree A. Yes you can. When you apply for benefits, the people F l o o r LAWYER excuse. and ricocheted into another S ^ & S h o p M argarine Towels by Will Bernard the victim? In a court As for the "no intention" trigger was pulled by acci- at the Social Security office will ask if you mind if they dent. An off-duty “Guns thought to be un hunter who was bidding the \ |iul)li<‘ Hcrvlcf of llie contact your present employer about your wages, for this 1 2 3 c t hearing, he denied respon argument, the court ruled Aiiivrli'un Hur Aiotorlu- 1 lb.pkg. watchman was twirling his loaded,” said the court, bushes. But a court said year. If you do not want them to contact him, they won't. sibility. that — as one judge put it— lion uiid llic GonniTlIrut Q tr.lb . 2p ly gun on his forefinger when "are the most dangerous. the first huiiter, having Q. What things do I need to report to Social Security V n a m iiis "The boy was complete "the Intention follows the Itur Anwocullon. Deny.,Da»h Da«v with sack s 1 9 b a g * li^ roll 3 9 ly hidden by that hedge," bullet." it discharged. He had The tragic shory of death fired his gun lawfully, could after I start getting Supplemental Security Income? Iron or Cl S * 2 5 9 5 ) 1 Oood8t«i.O«c S-SM.OK lt. 2 5 6 9 1 QooSSun.Dsc S-SM.D«c M. A. Here are some of the more important things Social ^OoodSi^.DBc 9-M ^ M bffMBntWi pwCL/Momy kl UmlonBpkd pefajMomer ^OflOdSun.OBC 5 -SM.O bc M.UW4otxbBOfl>roiM(w>f bwMonBiQlpSEcmlowitf Security should be told right away: lOrociry Oepl. If you move. If your income increases or decreases, if there's a big change in the things you own (such as buying or selling a car or home); or if you start living in With this coupon. With thii coupon aiid a $7.50 purchaM. IIIII9 any a ar .av purcni VA news someone else's home. The Social Security office has a free leaflet called,"Im Chicken o f th e Sea portant information about your Supplemental Security i S a ^ l S S a v e lS ' : Chunk T i ^ Q— Both my mother and Income payments" that tells more about what you should ^ 16oz.boxKeebier on a 1 lb. can Hills Bros.; father were veterans and report. Light Laundry Detergent Q. My wife and I receive a combined monthly Social Tima I both are deceased. 1 am drawing nonservice- Security check. She plans to visit our daughter for ITown House e^/^oz. k C 49 OZ. connected death pension several months and will be away from home. Can my wife Coffee can box from my father. Can I get her benefit in a separate check? I Crackers Any Grind in oil 8 9 draw pension benefits from A. Yes, she can. Your wife should call or visit any » 261c OoodSufi.Oec S'S m .O k I I 255§)lf GoodSun.Oec S-StI Dec II 253c Social Security office to arrange to receive her check ^QoodSuri.Ose S -iM .Pec 11 iBTMiorieewpweutteriWf Good Sun. Dec S*9M.Dee 11.L«nione{*4 pereuwemer _____ uaistijastsMoxw LktX QOS tiOE per cutlomtf my mother also? Dapi!) Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 J * ^ l A — If your mother had separately at your daughter's address. X ~ - F- ^ sufficient qualifying ser ______However, she should be sure to notify the Social Securi vice, you are eligible to ty office when she returns home. With (hit coupon. K Ihia coupon. i ( g With this coupon. ^ ^ w nn mis coupon. draw pension benefits from Government Grade “A” PouKry at the MEATIng Place® Q. I recently took a part-time job for the holidays after both simultaneously. 12 years of homemaking. I know my Social Security S a v e Z S number, but I have misplaced my card. My employer in S a i ^ K T S ave 3 5 SaveSO ' sists on seeing my card. What must I do to get another ______o n a 1 4 o z .b o x gji a 100 cL package 1 Jb. can decaffeinated on a 64 OZ. bottle Q — If a veteran has been one? receiving VA outpatient A, Ask for a duplicate card at any Social Security of Stop & Shop care of a service-connected STONEWARE U S D A fice, disability, will the report Q. I am 19 and receiving monthly Social Security sur Wisk of treatment be sent to the SALE! Liquid Laundry COLLECT YOUR SET OF HEARTH- vivors benefits as a student. I am going to transfer to C o ffe e ! rating board for re- SIDE GARDEN FESTIVAL HAND another college soon. Will I need to do anything to have R ice Detergent evaluation without action PAINTED STONEWARE. A HECE A GoodSun Dk .S'SM Dec it . OoodSuri.Oec 9-Sat.Ovc It NjSwi.Oec 5-Sti.Oec II. 2 6 2 S I my checks continued? ^GoodSuri.Oec 5-SM Dec-H UneonepHq-percusiewtf 250S WEEK AT ShopRhe. THREE LOVELY len< one boi per CusEomw twwionecw>pe»CLaEemef 5 L*w4oftebd percutlomf Al by the veteran? CMtE A. Yes. You should notify Social Security as soon as you A — Only if there has FLO R A L p a t t e r n s A V A ILA B LE ODOQQQilQMlQ^ocF'YDFPtlQQiHlQiMI: (SUNSHINE FLOWER , HIGHLAND enrolled in a different school. Otherwise, your payments been a significant change kOW ER OR PRAIRIE FLOWER) may stop when the first school tells us you are no longer in his physical condition in THIS W EEK’S FEATURE attending. the judgment of the physi Q. I am planning to retire from my job in the middle of cian, Otherwise, the next year when I become 65. Since my earnings from the veteran or his represen CEREAL BOWL six months before I retire will add up to nearly $10,000, tative must request FRYING CHICKENS ROASTING CHICKENS ITALIAN SAUSAGE S ave o ver S®® w ith can I receive any cash payments for the rest of the year? records of treatment be PRIMO BRAND iC SPUT 3..LBS, A E C A. Yes. No matter how much you earn before you furnished the rating board. AVERAGE HOT OR SWEET , QUAHTBIEO _ B retire, you can still receive Social Security benefits for iiili y lb. 4 3 9 9 ° any month you neither earn wages of $250 or less nor per ■I QuickQuiaker! Q — My husband was ° form substantial work as a self-employed person. killed in Vietnam, but his WTTH EACH $5 PURCHASE rOBKlOIH,IONHN,COUNTBY STYLE ti^ e coupons. ' ^ Oatmeal OPB4 STOCK OUARANTEB) QUAKTBffO WITH lAOCS - — remains were not TOBewiiLFORSYtARS BEEF CHUCK SHIDA STEAK BONELESS CUT FOB . recovered. Is there any Chicken Legs...... -.4 5 ° Pork Ribs . 9 9 ° Good Sun. Dtc $ - Sat. Dtc i 412c WHOLE.ftnvnx, BONE-LN ^ 19 big value coupons and specials on Stop & Shop "Big Eye” Pork, Lmit on# ptf cuttOWf kind of marker available to mis OFfiR will NOT flt REPl*nO THffll IS situ QUA*TEII£DVWTHW»«S London Broil Depi.|yijOj)J)J1 Snv j be placed in the national TIME 10 COMPlJTl TOUR SH- SURT COUifTlNG HOW Qiicken Breasts n.4 9 ^ Leg of Lamb Consumer concern our own "Great Beef” ... USDA Choice beef and fresh veal! cemetery located near his Cube Steak M .*1” SHOULDEB LAMB, BONE-m^ E -IN 4^70 place of birth? WTMIA Ih.s coupon ^ A — A memorial marker Dec. 12,1976 DINNER PIATT 39 ss nn Chicken Legs ...... *^6 9 ^ FBESHFORK Blade Qiops Center Cut LAMB. BONE-IN or headstone may be fur Dec. 19,1976 CUP 39® ts rm CHKXEN-WITH MB CAGE Spare Ribs - i. 9 9 ^ II S a v elS * nished to the next of kin to Supermarket specials «l|. WTMU Whole Breast - — . 8 9 ° aNTEK LOIN. 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