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Today’s Bullets exchanged summary There’s a new storm building up strength in Wyoming that threatens blizzard conditions on at Ohio coal mine the Plains today and is expected to intensify and move slowly to United Press International pickets ware at the entrance. Super ficially began their walkout 12:01 the Northeast. The storm generated winds in excess of 70 Shots were fired for the first time visory personnel, salaried personnel, a.m. ’Tuesday in a dispute over health were going in and out of the mine. and retirement benefits, the right of mph in the eastern Colorado today in the nationwide United Mine foothills and Wyoming and Workers strike when striking coal Shots were exchanged. workers to strike individual mines "We’ve had deputies up there off and other issues. visibility dropped to near zero in miners and supervisory personnel parts of Wyoming Wednesday ^changed bullets at a southeastern and on alt evening and earty today,” S tate troopers and sh eriff’s said Woife. “We started sending night. Ohio mine. deputies in Utah and Pennsylvania deputies up there after'we received In the upper Mississippi Valley, It was the first report of violence in stood ready to intervene in case there reports from the Ohio Highway the arctic air that sent Ohio’s coaifields since the strike .were repeats of Wednesday’s con patrol last night that pickets were at temperatures reeling to well began '^êsday. However, three frontations between roving UMW the mine.” if ) ’ below zero Tuesday turned slight facilities have been closed and police pickets and non-UMW miners Wolfe said the mine’s offices were attempting to work. ly warmer, increasing the involved in Pennsylvania and Utah in likelihood of more snow and confrontations involving UMW still open and deputies were at the One-third of the 270-man Utah scene. Highway Patrol was in Carbon Coun giving little encouragement to pickets at non-UMW mines. travelers stranded on clogged In Hie Meigs County (Ohio) sheriff’s Contract talks were scheduled to ty today as three non-UMW mines resume in Washington today under diana highways and housed in office said no one was hit in the were scheduled to reopen after shut tile auspices of f^ e ra l mediators. National Guard armories. exchange of gunfire which occurred ting down Wednesday night to avoid UMW President Arnold Miller said further violence. when the second shift of foremen and the union has presented all its SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - other supervisory personnei entered The Swisher, Plateau and Soldier demands and is waiting for counter Creek mines were hit by sporadic Edward Flinn of the National the mining area. Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad' "There were shots fired but no one proposals from the Bituminous Coal rock-throwing and fighting late Operators Association. Tuesday night and early Wednesday, ministration, told the American was struck,” said Sheriff’s Deputy Geophysical Union today, “...The Gary Wolfe. "Between 25 and 30 Some 188,000 UMW members of- which left two miners jailed and one man hospitalized. study of the dynamic processes shaping the earth has bôm e the Dale Peterson, a local UMW of most important and exciting area ficial, Wednesday blamed the Carbon in geophysical research.” County sheriff, who led a high-speed convoy of non-striking miners i He said the astonishing ac Wholesale index through the picket lines Tuesday curacy of new space age night. measuring systems is opening “If the sheriff had kept his nose out new era in studies of earthquakes of it last night, nobody would have and shifts of massive land areas, is still climbing which until recently could only be got hurt,” Peterson said. “We’re measured mechanically. But the going to stop them from working.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Another mechanical process is expensive paid $1,970 for goods last month that In Pennsylvania’s hilly Indiana steep jump in food costs pushed up and can cover only small areas would have cost $1,000 a decade ago. County, location of most of the wholesale prices 0.7 percent in The most cheerful news in the and now can be accomplished in state’s non-UMW mines, some 25 November, the second consecutive report was an easing back in the in the time it takes to bounce lasers large monthly increase, the govern roving pickets Wednesday trapped . These students were among 10 volunteers from East dustrial commodities and finished coal trucks and non-striking workers off reflectors placed on satellites ment said today. goods sectors. Catholic High School who worked today to help feed welfare or the moon. The climb in Lalfor Department’s at two mines. Deputies and state recipients waiting in line for emergency clothing allotments. Industrial prices, considered a police escorted non-union miners Wholesale Price Index last month BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - more reliable bellweatber of future through the picket lines. Left to right are Debbie Intagliata, Lisa LaVae, Kathy Harris was slightly less than the 0.8 percent U.S. officials said Wednesday inflation trends, rose 0.4 percent last James Kelly, president of UMW and Marty Varhue. (Herald photo by Dunn) increase in October, but considerably they were waiting for a firm month co m p art to gains of 0.6 per District 4 in Pennsylvania’s above the 0.5 percent gain in NATO request before going ahead cent and 0.8 percent in the two southwestern coalfields, has vowed September and the 0.1 percent rise in preceding months. with further production and August. to picket coal-loading facilities and Prices for finished goods, which terminals in an attempt to shut do*n Students help feed deployment of the neutron bomb. Most of the November increase most closely parallel the makeup of all movement of non-UMW coal. If there is no NATO demand for it, was in the farm and foods sectors. the Consumer Price Index, aiStf in they said, the United States * Raw agriculture prices, the depart “ We’re going to picket everything creased 0.4, exactly one half of the we can to stop the non-iuiion coal un welfare recipients probably would scrap the ment said, soared 3 percent and October gain. program. processed foods and feeds spurted 1.7 til we get us a labor agreement,” After rising sharply last spring, Ten East Catholic High School The sandwiches and candy bars percent, more th ^ double the 0.8 Kelly said. “We’ve got things pretty wholesale prices moderated during students today became involved in a continued for the welfare mothers SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - ^ rcen t In c fe ^ posted in October. well at a standstill and have appealed the summer months before picking to the non-UMW operators to support massive volunteer effort to provide and children on Wednesday, but the U.S. and South Korean officials On an annual rate basis, up. steam again in September. sandwiches and hot coffee for volunteers were “beat,” said today denied they had agreed on November’s overall increase was 8.4 our efforts.” T]be White House has said it does West Virginia, home of the UMW’s welfare mothers who have lined up at Barents, so youth volunteers terms for businessman Tongsun percent, seasonally adjusted, the not believe ipfiatign will accelerate the state Department of Social Ser Park’s return to Washington to department said. ' <. largest and most militant district, associated with the Manchester- rapidly in cdming months. The basic has been quiet since the strike began. vices to receive an emergency $25 Bolton Chapter of the Red Cross testify in Korean payoff hearings TTie Wholesale Price Index for underlying rate of inflation, accor Coal production in the state was vir winter clothing allotment for their were asked today-to help out. but said they hope to reach accord November stood at 197 from a 1967 ding to administration economists, is tually nonexistent as an arctic chill children. The ten students from East shortly. base of 100. That means wholesalers about 6 percent. kept most miners at home. When the social service offices Catholic volunteered to make about “Newspaper reports (on a full were besieged Monday with 300 sandwiches and the coffee. agreement) are going too far,” A thousands of welfare recipients, Barents expects the lines to recede ranking Korean Foreign Ministry forced to line up in the cold for hours, after today with the allotment of ad source said. “Reports saying that the Greater Hartford Chapter of the ditional emergency funds by the an agreement will be signed this Portuguese American National Red Cross state legislature. week or next week are too hasty. ’ stepped in to provide hot coffee for The students who appeared at the A U.S. Embassy spokesman also government them. The next day day the staff and Farmington offices of the Red Cross denied the reports but said, “We a large number of volunteers made Chapter were Debbie Sisk, Debbie In are hopeful a satisfactory agree about 800 sandwiches in about an tagliata, Lisa LaVae, Kathy Harris, ment can be reached soon.” goes under LI hour and a half in the Farmington of Marty Varhue, Kathy Demiata, Ann i I fices, according to Barry Barents, Andreo, Patty Braun, Colleen Welch NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Leaders director of public relations. and Lorie Girardin. of striking Yale University LISBON, Portugal (UPI) - Por employees Wednesday night tugal’s minority SObialist govern agreed to a proposal to go back to ment collapsed today on an work providing school officials overwhelming votd of no-confidence agreed to a number of terms, in by the major opposition parties of the Town complains cluding final binding arbitration. left, center and right. The union representing 1,400 Iîme Minister Mario Soares said workers on strike since Sept. 30 he “did the best- I could” in his 17 responded to an offer made by months in power but was ihiable to about gas prices Yale officials earlier in the day to return to work Monday under the solve Portugal’s staggering ’The Town of Manchester has filed plain about the price of gasoline. The old contract. economic difflciilties and unwilling a complaint with the Federal Energy firm replied that it felt it was staying to form an alliance with either the Agency about the price it is being within the federal pricecontrol WASHINGTON (UPI) - Alan Communists or the centrists. . charg^ by its gasoline distributor, regulations. Now, the town has filed Campbell, chairman of the Civil Soares must now resign and let Maurice Pass, director of general a complaint with the Federal Energy Service Commission, said today President Antonio Ramalho Eanes services, said. Agency. The agency has told it to seek formation of a new government. contact the distributor. Pass said the federal government might resume asking job applicants to If this fails, the 263-seat assembly The town buys its gasoline from that he has taken this step, writing to will be dissoived and a new general Chevron, the same firm it has been Chevron again, but he has not declare their race and sex. election called. using for the past five years. received a reply. “Hopefully, The vote against the government at Pass said that federal regulations Chevron will discover there is a mis the end of a two-day debate was 159- require that towns that purchase take and correct it,” he said. The WASHINGTON (UPI) - In the 100. more than 84,000 gallons per year Capitol Region Council of Govern first major decision in 11 days of The legislative confrontation was continue to buy wiU) the same gas ment recently issued a press release meetings, House-Senate con provoked by Portugal’s worsening oline vendor that supplied them in about a cooperative gasoline bid ferees have agreed to tax “gas economic crisis, .bjrragbt to a head by 1973. There are also regulations arranged in 1973 that involved 17 area guzzling” cars. But at the same the International M êtary Fund’s governing prices that can be charged communities. The CRC(Xi report time House leaders have given up refusal to extend bady needed loans by the vendors. said that the communities have efforts to enact an energy bill this unlesA the government adopts The town feels that the supplier has saved $453,000 because of the year. stringent austeriiy measures. increased its prices more than is per cooperative bid. Speaker Thomas O’Neill said To do that, Soaies-said be needed mitted under the federal law. Pass Manchester did not participate Wednesday there is not enough the assembly’s unqualiifled support. said. He said that the price- because there was only one-quarter time for Congress to complete the The county desperately needs help governing regulations are based on a of a cent per gallon difference energy program this session, but to fight a 11.2 billion balance of complicated formula. between the price it was paying for the two energy conference com payments deficit, 30 percent infla- low-lead gas and the price that it mittees will continue work even tioni 16 percent unemployment and would have paid for re ^ la r gas if it after Congress goes home in hope food shortages. The town now pays 44 cents per took part in the cooperative of having the package ready for All along, Soares rejected gallon for gasoline. Controller ’Thomas Moore said. purchase. Pass said. The town the lawmakers’ return Jan. 19. suggestions his government share Pass said that the* town purchases decided to buy the low-lead, though powqr with other parties or even give about 400,000 gallons of low-leaded slightly more expensive, for en tbemi^ say |n policy. gasoline in a year. This includes fuel vironmental reasons. "We 'have made no concessions in needs for all town vehicles, in ’Town Manager Robert Weiss also exchange for keeping ourselves in cluding the Police Department and said that there was little difference power,” he told the d u tie s . "’There will be no alliance of the left or the the Board of Education. The Board of between the two prices, and the town opted not to take part in the right.” V Education was not part of the cooperative purchase. Nevertbeleu, the Socialists — the original contract with Chevron but “Sulwequently, I think it was a , largest party with 102'si^ts in the Rehearsing for festival joined in three or four years ago. Pass said. The Board of Educatilm mistake,” be said. assembly — hoped for support from Adriaime Dufour-of South Windsor, as Lucia, rehearses for CRCOG said that the foUowing the 40 Communists who at first in required about 150,00 gallons per the St. Lucia'Festival to be present^ at Emanuel Lutheran year when it first Joined, and area towns have reported saving the dicated thev might go along but Church in Manchester. Appearing with her are the Tomtars, changed their minds wnen it bwame Chevron let it become part of the listed amount because of the clear they would gelho coucessidns played by Renee Fournier, 6, left, Randy Norris, 4, and Jason contract at the same price It chwged cooperative fuel purchase; Andover, DAYS TO in return. Norris, 7. Story on page 7A. (Herald photo by Pinto) the town. Pass sent a letter to $ 3 ,^ ; Bolton, $8,500; Glastonbury, Chevron in February 1976 to com $36,000; and South Windsor, $10,400. CHRISTMAS »■)Ki<»i.* n e m; p>'

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (kmn., Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977 — PAGE THRBE-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thur8., Dec. 8, 1977 Birdman Peopletaik Pastoral care associate in town? Killian didn’t say it all, Veteran clubhouse atten Yellow brick road appointed at hospital dant Jack BoYvera at the Former first lady Betty Ford — In Manchester Country Club New York to receive Uie Claries was the “victim” of a but he left little doubt Evans Hughes Award of the. National The Rev. John M. McNicholas has pastoral care at The Meadows com- sneak thief on Main Street campaign and then walk into the encouragement to run, and it was Conference of Christians and Jews been named as an associate in the valescent home. yesterday afternoon. HARTFORD (UPI) - Lt. Gov. likely he will join the race if the en Robert K. Killian stopped short of Governor’s Mansion. Tuesday night — stayed Over one department of pastoral, care at A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Father Bowers has been feeding Wednesday’s developments couragement continues. more night to take in the Broadway Manchester Memorial Hospital. The McNicholas grew up in Southington the ducks that congregate formally challenging Gov. Ella T. "I suppose that wouM be the Grasso's renomination, but left little evidenced such a possibility. musical "The Wiz.” Rev. McNicholas’ ministry is being where he attended public schoola. He on the resevoir near the The 200,000 advantage Democrats logical result of what I’m saying,” he After the show, Stephanie Mills; jointly supported by the Manchester received his bachelor’s degree from Country Club. He has also doubt that's on the horizon and with it told a news conference. a potential Democratic bloodbath. hold over Republicans in voter who stars as Dorothy, invited Mrs.' Area Conference of Churches and St. Bonaventure University and his been feeding the birds registration does not calm such fears Asked if there was anything that Ford onstage at the Broadway Roman Catholic parishes in and master’s degree from Christ the since the weather turned Killian Wednesday broke with Mrs. would stop him from running, Killian Grasso, criticizing her administra because of the proven vote getting Theater and presented her with around Manchester. King Seminary. cold. ability of Rep. Ronald Sarasin, R- said "I can't think of anything at the another award — a single red rose. The! Rev. McNicholas will provide Since his ordination to the Yesterday he picked up tion and saying he can’t think of moment, but to say never or always anything to stop him from Conn., thought the front-runner for Mrs. Ford had a big hug for James pastoral services to patients at the priesthood in 1968, Father five pounds of suet from the GOP gubernatorial nomination. or forever is very difficult.” Wigfall who plays the Cowardly Lion. hospital Sunday through Thursday McNicholas has served at parishes in Jack Devanney at the* challenging her renomination next “I am learning, up until how, that year. Killian denied he ever told the Travolta premiere from 9 to 1 p.m., and will be on call Hamden, New Milford and Branford. Highland Park Market for people feel generally that this ad the birds. The suet was But Mrs. Grasso, who in 1974 governor he would not to challenge John Travolta was the star of the for any emergency which may arise He currently lives at St. Mary’s In her as she has claimed. He also took ministration does lack something,” at any time. His afternoons will be East Hartford. wrapped in regular meat defeated Killian for the nomination Killian said. “There are gaps and show and of the party that followed on her way to becoming the nation’s her to task for her performance in of Thursday njght.in Hollywood when a • spent in developing a program of paper. fice. omissions. And these would relate, I When Bowers reached first woman governor who did not would say generally, to various throng of celebrities joined him at succeed her husband, said she would Killian, the focus for months of the car, he had some words that are used like ‘lack of the premiere of his film “Saturday not be “intimidated" and was in the speculation, met with Mrs. Grasso Night Fever.” Christinas paper available earlier in the day. He firmly ruled decisiveness, lack of initiative, lack A plea for freedom and decid^ to wrap the race to stay. of direction and in the planning sense After the screening, the audience The Rev. John M. McNieholnB out running for re-election and then “I’m trying to find out if I’m still “Please help. Tell me I’m free. I suet a second time. If Killian runs it would be the first a very serious lack of accessibility’,” moved to a Paramount studio sound rescinded a previous pledge not to go married,” began the letter of an out- want to marrie (sic) again and need Later he had some shop time in memory a lieutenant gover Kiiiian said. stage, converted into the world’s nor has challenged a governor’s to a primary if necessary. largest disco with 18,000 square feet of state man writing to the town this information (about a divorce ping to do on Main Street. “If I feel there is a need, I will go The Grasso-Kiliian 1974 ticket was renomination. in which to swing. clerk’s office in East Hartford Jane might have filed.” \^ e n he came out of I the full route to get the nomination,’’ one of the last deals struck by the Nassiff Arms and got into Democratic officials for months late Democratic Party Chairman All is forgiven recently. “My name is (changed to Ethel Metcalf, assistant town have feared such a confrontation, Killian said. Daniel Walker Bobby Fisrber John Doe in this story). I was clerk, said they were able to find the Now you know his car, the package was He said he would make a decision John M. Bailey. The two have never Anthony Russo, Daniel Ellsberg’s worrying the Republicans will sit dicated columnist Murray Kempton married (some years ago) in East divorce papers filed in their office. gone. in the next month on his candidacy, been politically close. codefendant in the Pentagon papers because of an article she wrote about French nobles at the court of Louis “I hope the guy who took back, watch the Democrats destroy him. received the A.J. Leibling journalism Hartford. My wife was (Jane Doe). They sent him the happy news. but said- he has been getting strong Mrs. Grasso in the general election trial, has won his fight for reinstate XIV fought duels for the privilege of the suet enjoys it more MAIN STREET MANCHESTER each other in a divisive nomination award Wednesday night at the Separated (a few years ago). crushed Rep. Robert Steele, R-Conn. ment in his job as an analyst on But Judge Mortimer G. Franciscos drying the Sun King after bis bath. than the birds,” Bowers wasn’t satisfied with the out-of-court Roosevelt Hotel in New York City— Killian said his travels around alcoholism problems with the Los said. Connecticut indicate a popular belief Angeles County Health Department. settlement. He demanded Fischer be an event attended by, among others, “there may be a serious lack of After a series of civil service booked on the charges, and issued an Nora Ephron, former media colum Sharing appeal leadership” by Mrs. Grasso’s ad hearings, Russo agreed to drop his arrest warrant when Fischer failed nist for Esquire Magazine, and Carl ministration. demand for a full public inquiry and to show up in court. Bernstein of “All the President’s seeking $2,745 In an apparent effort to dispel the county agreed to rehire him. He Glimpses Men” fame ... Princess Grace of Monaco will attend the Dec. 20 criticism by party ieaders worried gets $8,000 in back pay and a purge of Former Illinois Gov. Daniel about intra-party warfare, Killian his record, in which supervisors Walker and wife, Roberta, are en premiere at New York City’s Beacon Manchester’s annual Seasonal Sharing Appeal, with said “Those of us who hold this office described him as quarrelsome and a ding their 30-year marriage, though a Theater of “Children of Theatre only 17 days to go before Christmas Day, needs at least Street” — a film she narrated of the do not hoid it by any divine power.” poor worker. source close to Walker says, “No $2,745 to brighten the holidays for an increasing number Soviet Union’s Kirov School of Ballet Mrs. Grasso said, “I informed the court action has been taken yet” ... of Manchester families in need. Fischer surrenders ... Linda McCartney — wife of ex- lieutenant governor this morning Dr. Alexander Schreiner, organist The Manchester Area Conference of Churches, sponsor that I am in this race to stay and I do Ex-world chess champ Bobby Beatle Paul McCartney — will for the famed Mormon Tabernacle of the annual appeal, has had to increase the appeal goal not intend to be intimidated.” Fischer is a fugitive no longer. He exhibit her photographs and of $2,500 to $3,5(10 because of increased requests for help surrendered to police in Pasadena, Choir for 54 years, retired Killian said, “I beiieve I will have silkscreen prints at a one-woman from social services workers for Manchester families in Calif., Wednesday, and the judge who Wednesday in Salt Lake City ... Syn- an excellent chance of getting the show Dec. 17 in Los Angeles. need and because, this year, the Thanksgiving program ordered his arrest dismissed assault party nomination.” was included in the appeal. charges against him. Kiiiian would have to attract dis A year ago, 44 Thanksgiving baskets were distributed enchanted Democratic liberals who Fischer has settled the squabble Theater Schedule to hbnehester families, and this year, there were 91 food that landed him in hot water in the supported Mrs. Grasso over him in baskets distributed. A last minute appeal for help, made 1974 if he is to win the nomination. first place — paying an undisclosed thurs, fri time clock... U.A. Theater 1 - "Fun With Vernon Cine 1 — “The Dick and Jane” 7:00; “Bobby it possible to supply all those in need, Mrs. Nancy Carr, Lt. Gov. Robert Killian told reporters Wednesday that he'll He said Mrs. Grasso had told him sum to magazine writer Holly Ruiz, executive director of MACC, said. who charged Fischer beat her up Chicken Chronicles,” 7:30- Deerfield” 9:00 decide in about a month whether to challenge Gov. Ella she had “a great deai more support 9:30 U.A. T heater 2 — “ Oh Of the $1,235 contributed to the appeal to date, $379.73 Grasso’s renomination. (UPI photo) than any of us know.” Vernon Cine 2 — “Cousin God!” 7:15-9:15 went for the Thanksgiving program, leaving a balance of Cousine,” 7:15-9:15 U.A. Theater 3 — “Star $755.27 to be used for Christmas, Mrs. Carr reported. Showcase Cbiemas— “Last Wars” 7:00-9:15 ______To date, 350 vouchers totaling $1,400 have been dis Tango in Paris” 2:15-7:20- tributed to families to purchase blankets or State questions report J ^ o r S o Q ! 9:55; “Looking for Mr. Good- shoes or other clothing for their children, and 350 more Alleluia bar” 2:00-7:10-9:55; “Heroes” Showcase vouchers are needed to care for the increasing number of 2:20-7:30-10:00; “Another Manchester families in need during the holiday season. MANCHESTCR CIVIC CHORALE Man, Another (Ihance” 2;10- Ctnemas MAHATUCK COMMUNITY CHORUS An anonymous donation has been received to pay for 7:10-9:45; “ Young that we drive too fast WrerftJ ky Stuort ClllMpl* Frankenstein” 2:30-7:20-9:35 ^ a u T B a the cost of hot Christmas dinners for Manchester shut- myERLAME ins, Mrs. Carr said. Nearly 100 food baskets are expected HARTFORD (UPI) - State 1^^ LEDYARD CHORAL SOCIHY But Shugrue said the agency should allow motorists to drive 55 on other W e t n o n m ^ ^ ^ T 8 STREET to be needed to provide families with Christmas dinners Transportation Commissioner James review its procedures nationally “so than expressways, while other states OIredaJ ky Connl* DuttOII T HARTFORD this year, she added. aO 8:11 ju Cine F. Shugrue, upset with a report that truly pertinent and represen do. He said that means the data for ses-a a io The largest gift to date, $162, was donated by the claiming Connecticut drivers violate speeders in Connecticut counts only TARC ROUTU ft > > I I (»IT IS) tative information from each state giUSHG BMOAttlllAnHKM United Methodist Women of South Church. Other recent the 55 mile speed limit most often, expressways, while for other states it GLORIA By VIVALDI W i'3 3 3 $Z.BO ill 2!30PM. may be compiled.” lai JK donors are Marci and Roger Negro, Mrs. Eva Bewald, wants federal officials to review MC!18[a,®8C Tkkcltt “All of the technical con- includes non-divided highways, AdultB their procedures. lOIIIMENCHROliClESFO Bruce and Peggy Johnson, Manchester Grange, Louts siaerations lead us to the conclusion where it is much more difficult to (•fttor OHtMt 1 and Irma DellaFera, Knight H. Ferris, Elsie Werner, “The state of Connecticut does not drive very fast. AMr Is that the methods and procedures Edgar and Margarette Wasilieff and an anonymous concur with the report and we ques developed” by the agency create a Because Connecticut’s urban I d S t giver. tion its validity,” Shugrue said in a expressways have limits less than 55, “disproportionate statistical evalua t cwsmcousiK Those wishing to contribute to the appeal may make letter to the Federal Highway Ad tion because of specific conditions in the data reported for Connecticut is their checks payable and mail to MACC âsonal Sharing ministration Wednesday. Connecticut,” Shugrue said. more from rural areas than is the 9 Fund, PO Box 773, Manchester. To provide new or good- The agency report released last data from other states, he said. Almost one-third of Connecticut's I Pkm 649-I491 I as-new toys for children, who may not receive even one month said 77 percent of the drivers expressways have speed limits less in both Connecticut and Wyoming Finally, he said, Connecticut CaîiTHEATRES EAST toy Christmas morning, a Toys for Joy collection center than 55. The state is prevented by the exceed the 55 mile limit. That was records only the speed of the first open through Saturday at the former Nugent’s store federal government from monitoring BOUY DEERFIELO po (near King’s) at Manchester Parkade. the largest percentage for any state. vehicle in a group of cars because it speeds where the limit is less than 55. I FUN WITH DICK k JANE Toys, gifts for shut-ins and convalescent home patients Federal officials said the statistics is felt the speeds of the following R DIANE KEATON Therefore, Shugrue said, the data on QIC. BURNS as well as funds for the sharing appeal may also be left at usedHn their report came from infor autos are controlled by the leader. Connecticut does not consider one- mation sutaitted by the states to He said other states appear to in “0HQ0D”po the Seasonal Sharing Center at the Manchester Mall, 811 third of the state’s expressways. Main St. show they are enforcing the 55 mile clude all cars and that seems to ^ the hgliest intercst He also said Connecticut does not lower their average speed. limit. STAR WARS I HENRY Tl W INKLERI^ Three die in Maine blaze PARKMAN, Maine (UPI) — Fire officials have con Ex-cashier says fronton ManchMlar Evanlng Htrald firmed at least three children were killed Wednesday ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PubliBhtd every evening except night in a blaze which struck a house in this tiny centra Sundayi and holldaya. Entered at the Maine community. Mancheater, Conn. Poit Office a i Se on savn^ aloved ty bw. Preienti cond Claaa Man Matter. 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Fri. & Sal •Dec. 9th - 10th One y e e r...... $46.60 6 Year Rodney Woods of Juno, Fla., was Mall Retee Upon Requept m i m y . stop, a popuiar income tax evasion Subecribere VYho fall to receive Certificate scheme used by professional expected to testify at the hearings their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. PLEASE CAIXTHEATRE A PRIDE today. Woods, identified at earlier 8:15 P.M. • $2.50 Admlstlon should lelephons the clrouletlon R3RSCFEEN TIMES gamblers. department, 647-0946. 4 Year Harvey Ziskis, a former cashier at hearings as a heavy systems bettor, ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TO GIVE Hartford jai alai, also told the state was ordered to obey a subpoena to Certificate gaming commission Wednesday the testify. He had refused to speak last A JOY management at the facility tried to week. IMPORTANT NOTICE 2'/2-4 Year keep him quiet about the alleged tax Ziskis said professional systems scheme by charging him with bettors would employ agents to cash AUCTION TO GET.. Certificate stealing a winning ticket. heavy winning tickets and pay them U.S. CUSTOMS ENTRY #027887 Both charges were denied by fees of 10 percent to 20 percent of the Claaranc* of Hmdniihda 1-2 Year Patrick Levine, the manager of pari winnings. PERSIAN a ORIENTAL RUBS AND RUNNERS iVEBYONE KNOWS IS______mutuel operations for World Jai Alai “Hundreds of thousands of doilars Shipment ordered by telex to overseas warehouses. 25 WFSB-TV invites you to Certificate Inc., the corporate owner of the has been signed for” in this way bales arrived in New York. Excess refused by importer. BICYCLES COMBINE; % Hartford fronton. “with the knowledge of key We have been commissioned to AUCTION in single pieces Speak PRICE - gUALlYY AND WACRANTY 90-Day Notice management,” Ziskis said. the excess 25 bales to avoid additional shipping and duty Ziskis, who quit his job at the fron charges. YO DIVE YOU PRESTIOE AY A PRIGEI Account Levine denied the claim and said • All Accounts Insured up to ton when he began betting heavily on NOTE FHOU THE AUCTIONEEH; the fronton has taken steps to Your Mind * $40,000 by FDIC the sport, was ejected from the arena i have examined,the bales and find the rugs to be of CHECK THESE eliminate the operations of persons • Compounded Continuously Regular Passbook| superior quality, color, & design' & in excellent condition. UNBEATABLE n>K |vrmit willklr.iw.iK luun iimu in September after he was accused of who help gamblers in what is known • Credited Monthly Sizes range from 2x3 to 12x18. At,.. FEATURES: sj\U\t;N .luounLs Ik’Iihu m.iliiiil\ with suhsl.iiilul trying to steal a $478 winning ticket. as “10 percenting.” To The People • Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal Account RAMADA INN • High Cerbon Fully (viwllv Ziskis said the incident was rigged Fronton officials, backed by a Lugged Frame court ruling, have refused to com 1330 Sllat Dean Hwg. to keep him from revealing that of Watharaflald, Cl. Behind ■ • Suntour Dcralllaur ficials knew of allegedly illegal ac Rodney Woods listens ment on another incident invoiving Qaara tivities at the fronton. Wednesday as subcommittee the alleged theft of a ticket by a Sat., Dae. 10 1 P.M. Vlow 12 NOON • Cantor Pull Brakaa The commission began hearings of state (Naming Commission cashier who reportedly paid another Auctioneer! CoL O.IT. Murphy Terms: Cash or Chtek The Screens ; • Salaty Brake Nov. 17 into reports that so-called grants his request to be man $300 to cash it for him. Lavara at an open • 85 lb. Prasaura systems bettors have won heavily represented by attorneys Ziskis said the jai alai officials because of information they obtained have refused to comment because it Manchester Community Qumwall Tlraa during questioning. (UPI would reveal the alleged “10 percen • Lllallma Warranty that was not available to the average on Frame A Parta. bettor. photo) ting.” Meeting Every Friday Eve. 7:30 P.M. Tonight 7:30 PM SALE PRICED Clothing program expands Manchester High School * ” “There is no reason for AFDC that only about 40,000 of the state’s 119 HARTFORD (UPI) — State of- parents and guardians to hurry down estimated 93,000 welfare children Auditorium THAT’S* PRESt Ig E AT THE RIGHT ficials have increased appropriations to our offices to apply for assistance could receive the $25 in emergency PRIGEI for the emergency clothing program — the money will be there when they relief. A dialogue on TV’s role A tradition of banking excellence and they say that means there’s no need it,” said Deputy Social Services Already applications totaling more SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY BIKE TILL XMA8 reason for recipients to line up in the Commissioner Carolyne Perry, than $1 million have been received BINGO in the Manchester area ______» FREE DELIVERY XMAS EVE______The Savings Bank of Manchester cold for their $25. On Monday there was choas at and Gov. Ella T. Grasso asked for the. Manchester, East Hartford. » u th Windsor, ,^shford. Arxlover. and Hollon. The Finance Advisory Committee, Department of Social Services of- additional $1.4 million because “The with the decision makers Member FDIC at Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s request, fjces around the state as thousands of amount of money that was originally Knights of Columbus at Channel 3. ^ The BIKE SHOP Wednesday appropriated $1.4 million recipients lined up in the cold to take appropriated was inadequate.” 180 SPRUCE STREET additional for the program. advantage of the program before the The vote for the additional money MANCHESTER* 647-1027 That means there will be enough $i million in funding ran out. was unanimous, but three of the four 138 Main Street WFSB-TV • HARTFORD ^ HOUaa DAILY 0:90 - 8KW; YHURSOAV I:t0 - B M money available to cover all eligible The Legislature last spring ap- lawmakers at the FAC meeting CLOBID SUNDAY A MONDAY children under the Aid to Families proved the program with a $1 million criticized the program's administra With Dependent Children program, funding limitation. That would mean tion. PAGE FOUR-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977- PAGE FIVE-A "I m a n Open forum On JFK assassination AT tNkalir !AT H a u r I | p 0 tFr iEu^nin^HfralJi $11 111 FRANKS FRANKS Manchester — A City of Village Charm LIBBY’S KIMRIES Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Unknown helper OVERNIGHT Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International to help, mother got immediate atten Files uphold commission, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, To the editor; TOMATO JUICE tion and we are grateful. 8PAK Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. | We want to thank the unknown per The police are to be commended DIAPERS son who answered a call for "Help" 12 CT. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor*Publi8her Harold E Turkmgton, Managing Editor for Ueir quick response with the am on Saturday Dec. 3, for our mother bulance. — 20 M.D. who had fallen in her home and Many thanks — also fuel other theories Rag. dialed the "unknown’s” number. Due Mr. and Mrs. Edward Werner O p in io n WASHINGTON (UPI) - Once- denying this. That was 20 days after awesomtf investigation — helped the rnC 8 3 9 < to fact that this person got our police 11 Bremen Road 91C Price secret FBI files yield nothing to un the assassination. commission to conclude in 19M that a M.O. 6 9 < dercut the Warren Commission’s Although the files are vague on “perpetually discontented” Oswald . ONE COUPONE PER FAMILY .33 * GOOD THRU DEC. 10 20 ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Japan’s fragile yen judgment that Lee Harvey Oswald what changed his mind, by May 1964 alone killed Kennedy, motivated “by GOOD THRU DEC. 10 Thought killed John F. Kennedy — alone, un the late FBI director, testifying to an overriding hostility to his en No matter how you look at it, to see Japan (along with that aided and "moved by an overriding the Warren Commission, swore he vironment.” DOUBLE STAMPS ON WED. It also said Jack Ruby, enraged, even in the usual megabillion other standout creditor. West hostility to his environment.” could not find “any scintilla of Making holes in the tian lu'e — "making holes in the But the half-ton of raw data con evidence showing any foreign con was unassisted when he killed terms of international Oswald. POINSETTIAS Germany) stimulate the home darkness dqrkness." tains enough accounts of false in spiracy or any domestic conspiracy dealings, $7 billion is big economy in order to increase One of the outstanding statements vestigative starts and intriguing un that culminated in the assassination Oswald’s Russian wife, Marina, When Robert Louis Stevenson was money. absorption of both its own ever made about those foliowing the solved clues to feed — rather than of President Kennedy.” under FBI questioning, offered her just a boy of six or seven, he Lord Jesus Christ was made by Jesus quench — a multitude of conspiracy The FBI documents give the world own theory, the FBI records show. And no matter from where production and foreign in delighted to go to the window in the Himself. He said to them, “Ye are theories. an Intimate glimpse into an She said her husband “had an obses you look at it, Washington or dustrial output. early evening and watch the the light of the world." Even J. Edgar Hoover for a time exhaustive investigation involving sion to get his name in history.” Tokyo, it presents a big Tokyo is having difficulty lamplighter at work. If you are one of his followers — considered the possibility that 25,000 Interviews and undertaken at a Memos by FBI agents present One night he was unusually quiet “Let your light so shine before men, Oswald was the agent of a “foreign moment of national despair and when Oswald was intermittently problem. working up much enthusiasm and his nurse, fearing his quietness that they may see your good works, or subversive” conspiracy, and anxiety. Every tip, no matter how questioned for two days said he 6V2 IN . P O TS This is Japan’s share of the for such an essentially in meant that perhaps be was up to and glorify your Father which is in cautioned the White House against wild, drunken or bizarre, was taken “frantically denied” shooting either Sup<‘ruiark<‘ts U.S. trade deficit—one for the 'dedicatep ** some mischief, cailed out to him, seriously and run down. Kennedy or Dailas Patrolman J.D. East flationary course. A cabinet heaven.” issuing a statement categorically AF’ Middle Tpke., asking him what he was doing. Hoover’s testimony — and the Tippet, who tried to arrest him after SAVE record books that is heading reshuffle has brought in a "I am watching a man making MwiChMtM [UWIirE031AT£S Rev. George Emmitt the assassination. * MiATS «• Iht rotpaulik toward a year-end total of $30 number of new faces labeled as [OOAA/WITAAEi|yjx holes in the darkness.” associate pastor That picture clashes with a Warren hr t)SW{rifiM» billion. Washington would U.S. sympathizers, but Here is the definition of the Chris • Church of the Nazarene Commission account of a poised and 8 2 . 0 0 fair trade greatly appreciate Tokyo doing whether policy as well as face defiant Oswald. Incredibly, no •iSi jriir stenographic or phonographic $7iOw4ne AT [ a t ™ $7il. something about it, like is involved is yet to be seen. •uMw FRANKS OldirfRI Y e s t e r d a y records of his questioning were FRANKS FRANKS taagn h m opening its home market to There is no argument Files say R uby alone nvn Nm made. SOLID PEAK more foreign goods. between Tokyo and Oswald, 24, was well known to the M.D. SPECIAL K WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Police Chief Jesse Curry. Preferably stamped Made in Washington as to the existence 25 years ago 10 years ago FBI. The bureau kept tabs on him to 17 ANTI-FREEZE momentary breakdown in security A nationwide search failed to un see if he had been trained as a Soviet GLADE CEREAL America. IJIV More than 500 attend the Cheney Harold V. Hubbard of 50 Cam enabled Jack Ruby, a night club cover evidence to contradict Ruby’s M.D. M.D. and seriousness of the (Q in iie A -_ agent. He had deserted the Marines, union Christmas party. bridge St. IS installed master of operator who admired President own claim that he acted alone 14 90 The gross imbalance is a problem, but the Japanese lived in Russia, married a Russian, The Rev. James Bell is tendered a Friendship Lodge of Masons, and Kennedy and brought sandwiches to because he was upset by the killing of 3 . . * 1 . 0 0 39 1 . 9 9 fiscal embarrassment stubbornly insist on being most farewell by the Church of the Chester M. Ferris of 32 Gerard St. is sought to renounce his American ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ONE COUPON PER FAMILY cops, to slip into the basement of Kennedy. GOOD THRU DEC. 10 QOOD THRU DEC. 10 GOOD THRU DEC. 10 straining relations between the concerned with its effects on Nazarene. named "Craftsman of the Year” by citizenship, returned to the United Dallas City Hall and kill Lee Harvey Ruby closed his two night clubs States and — only weeks before the two countries. Moreover, it is the iodge. after Kennedy’s death “because he their own economy. Oswald. assassination — tried to return to AT S V J * . a major factor in the dollar’s Despite vigorous FBI efforts to was ashamed that anyone would AJauw FIRM & And that economy, for all Russia. FR A N K - s S r decline on world money trace a link between Ruby and want to participate in dancing ... The FBI files testify to the FROSTY S » - that it may be the world’s most others, documents released after the assassination.” DIAMOND "“ ""-MISTIES ^ markets. It is fueling protec dynamic, rests on an bureau’s ponderous, methodical Wednesday indicated Ruby acted follow-up to every possible lead and tionist sentiment in the United exceedingly fragile foundation. Anyone for the White House? alone when he killed the presumed YOGURT CHOCOUTE show how total was Hoover’s super SALT assassin of John F. Kennedy on Low opinion 119 States, particularly in the steel Japan must export to live. And vision. PLAIN OR IODIZED ^ 0 ' nationwide television. M.D. MERSELS M.D. CHICAGO (UPI) - The FBI had a Agents reported that Oswald’s industry where it translates with no significant indigenous By STEVE GERSTEL 1964, and Humphrey in 1968, both Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, last Strongly quiet Ruby fired a single shot from his FREE 20 low opinion of Chicago journalism, wife, Marina, had her teeth cleaned, FREE ° WHEN YOU DUY MET AT REG. PRICE into job layoffs in Youngstown, resources other than the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Is the went from the Senate to the vice year's vice presidential candidate, is Sen, Charles Percy of Illinois, who three-year-old pistol, fatally woun STRAW, RASP, VAN, BLUEBERRY S I m2 9 1,02. her mouth Xrayed and three teeth ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Senate still a spawning ground for presidency before winning the off and running. started an "exploratory" operation documents indicate. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Gary and Bethlehem, awesome industriousness of its ding Oswald who was being The FBI investigated a report in pulled on one occasion in 1962 and GOOD THRU DEC. 10 GOOD THRU DEC. 10 ^ QOOD THRU DEC, 10 presidential candidates now that a Democratic presidential nomination. Already well-known throughout the before Ford announced he would run And it is rocking Japan’s own own people, it must import all transferred to the county jail. the old Chicago American that Jack two pulled on another. former one-term governor now oc Even before that — going back to party and even nationally as Gerald the last has been strangely quiet. Extraordinary security was imposed Ruby knew Lee Harvey Oswald and And when Diane Fleddermann, a economy. In a holding opera of the raw material necessary cupies the White House? the last nomination of Franklin D. Ford's running-mate and as the fast- That could change if he wins re- because of threats against Oswald, was supposed to have killed him young schoolgirl from St. Louis, PORK BARREL tion, the Bank of Japan has the documents said. U.S.D.A. CHOICE to manufacture the essential Yes. Roosevelt — the presidential can quipping former national chairman. election big next year. earlier than he did. wrote the FBI for information on “Y’all won’t believe this, but 1 BEST been sopping up billions of exports. If the United States is It is already virtually certain that a didates picked members of the Dole has moved to position himself Although it appears certain that The FBI investigators report wrote Oswald for her civics class, the FBI BONE IN FIRST CUT didn't have this planned. I couldn’t CENTER CUT excess dollars to keep the number of Republican senators will Senate for the No. 2 spot. as a credible candidate. two or more senators will mount a it off, adding this postscript: provided it — and then opened a file inconvenienced by the oil have timed it so perfect,” a detective seek the GOP nomination in 1980. Roosevelt took on Harry Truman in One of his major endeavors this “As the bureau knows, this type of on her. dollar-yen exchange rate cartel, Japan is completely at campaign, there is no certainty the quoted Ruby as saying in an internal PORK relatively stable. But there is And should a challenge to Presi 1944, Truman paired with Alben year has been to become to the self- GOP candidate will come from the sensational reporting is typical of the CHUCK STEAKS Dallas police investigation report to its mercy, or that of any other Chicago press.” clearly an end to that par dent Carter arise within his own par Barkley in 1948 and Estes Kefauver anointed GOP spokesman on foreign Senate. similarly aggressive supplier. ty, that also could come from the chose John Sparkman in 1952. affairs in the Senate, filling a ticular road. And the prospect Neither Ford nor Ronald Reagan CHOPS As a m atter of fact, oil Senate. There is a similiar track record vacuum that no one else has claimed. have counted themselves out and that the yen may eventually The Senate as the natural among the Republicans, although happens to be a very good case Another probable candidate from many are counting Illinois Gov. Jim springboard for a presidential GOP senators have not been picked rise sharply in value, thus in the Japanese point. the Senate is . Republican Leader Thompson and former Treasury SMOKED nomination is a modern political as often for the vice presidential raising the price of Japanese While the U.S.-Japanese im Howard Baker of Tennessee who has Secretary John Connally in. c development that has taken roots. nomination. goods on world markets and balance is huge, it is not the never bothered to conceal his long- Carter's first 10 months have SHOULDER Until Carter broke the streak by Dwight D. Eisenhower plucked threatening the nation’s export range ambitions. He is up for re- shown flaws in having an outsider major contributor to the Richard Nixon for the Senate in 1952 WATERADDED whiplashing a number of senators election in 1978 but is spending as move into the White House without lifeline, is depressing the chronic American deficit. Oil and kept him in 1956. RATH 1 LB. and others in the primaries, the much — if not more — time on the the experience needed to deal with Tokyo stock market. plays the role. Democrats had picked four straight Nixon then won the nomination but stump in other states. Congress or the entrenched federal lb . Washington sees it as not A case can be made by the candidates with a background in the lost the election in 1960 before win bureaucracy. SAUSAGE O Q ( just a bilateral problem but a Japanese that Washington Senate. ning in 1968 and 1972. In between, A third name that crops up is Sen. That in itself assures a continua 49 threat to world economic finds it more convenient to John F. Kennedy in 1960 and Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater won Lowell Weicker of Connecticut who tion of the Senate as a potential in- U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE George S. McGovern in 1972 came the nomination in 1964. is not as well-known and comes from ROLL O o health, threatening to push the lean on a vulnerable trading cumbator for presidential can BONELESS BEEF BONE IN directly from the Senate. The others Serious ronsideralion the smaller liberal wing of the party. didates. PRIMO interlocked industrial partner than on the oil were Lyndon Johnson and Hubert economies into a new With that kind of history, it is not BOTTOM UNDERBLADE producers, not to mention Humphrey. su rp risin g th a t a num ber of ITALIAN $ 1 1 9 downward spiral. Rarely exercising some energy self- Senate to veep Republican senators are giving very BEEF CHUCK bothered by inhibitions in ad discipline. Johnson, who succeeded to the serious consideration to making the SAUSAGE 1 ROUND vising others on how to run They could have a point. presidency after Kennedy’s race for the GOP nomination in 1980. ROAST their economies, it would like assassination and was elected in Although he has not announced. The Eiirss pu paj ROAST BERNIE - MEAT CORRAL - U.S.D.A. CHOICE $109 Hard to swallow Larry Flynt fot akewhare ara BONELESS BEEF lb. By ANDREW TI LLY EYE ROUND WASHINGTON — Since my trade tmafKRHIPS! in Hustler, with maybe a few beautiful, sex with - as it were - no has exposed me to various forms of are the sweaty sexual exertions on U8DA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF "spiritual" messages in small print holds barred seems to have become professional naughtiness from stage and screen. to explain to the reader that what an obsession because it is seen as an PORK B O n O M Worcester, Mass., to Singapore, I ROAST God has given no censor may take RCA found it hard to swallow Larry expression of with-it chic. The young I am mostly amused by the ROUND $ 1 3 away. People do not knock one especially apparently believe that Flynt's announcement that he found exhibitionists sired by Hustler et al LOIN another down trying to buy STEAKS ■ God and that henceforth his por the older generation is unacquainted who go public by button-holding inno ColorTrak publications devoted exclusively to ^ RCA nographic magazine, Hustler, would with the unclad human body and the cent bystanders to recite in explicit ROAST quoting the Scriptures. chapter and verse the fun they have ” lb. reflect his new "commitment to adventures to which it may be sub 1 0 Alas, it would seem that Flynt ■ V diagonal BONELESS BEEF RIB CUT 5 RIBS Christianity." jected. They may shock some of us playing house with a member of the ColorTrak FA M ILY PAK must go down as one of Ruth Carter CENTER CUT Sure enough. senile totterers, but they are not opposite sex. That sort of unmarried 1 9 ” / a diagonal F ly n t has Stapleton's failures. The president’s really telling or showing us anything play was invented shortly after BOnOM evangelist sister had several talks amended his we don’t know. Adam and Eve rented their first COLOR TV ROUND with the publisher, after which Flynt proclamation. For some glandular reason, each lean-to in a suburb of Eden. There said he’d been convicted of sin by the lb. "Our philosophy succeeding generation arrives con was no marriage ceremony when Lord afld would clean up Hustler, ROAST is going to be the vinced that if it tries hard enough it David added another concubine to his SALE Unlike some of my readers, I did not harem. n O flO JO ThsBvrig BONELESS BEEF »!•! same, " he told can outrage its parents. They merely SWEET LIFE question Mrs. Stapleton’s association PRICE ■ m W # l MoMFX4a6 BOTTOM ROUND the Akron Beacon waste time and energy they might LO-FAT OYNAMO with Flynt; evangelists should not use more profitably to discover the So I say to Mrs, Stapleton: Good > 3 6 8 Journal. "Sex is beautiful and God- waste their time on seminarians and try, even if no cigar. And offer her a 2se given, If the critics think it’s correct spelling of Constantinople. 1007o SOLID STATE STEAKS DETERGENT Eagle Scouts. report from a Danish friend that that BONELESS BEEF OFF obscene, they should complain to the 1 9 LABEL But evangelists do not give up easi onetime capital of porn has been manufacturer. Evil is in the eye of Old stuff MILK $1 HALF forced to ship most of its undressed, CHUCK PAPER GALLON the beholder” ly, and so I presume Mrs. Stapleton At any rate, it would seem the time aA LLA M » 1 . is praying that subsequent issues of writhing product to the 'United Expect moHtly nilli may be approaching when both kids for FRESH Hustler will be a touch less offensive. and the “liberated” middle-aged States. "Very few Danes now buy the COLD FRANKS In short, we can expect mostly filth Become an ohses.sion learn that nude pictures seen outside .stuff, " he said. “It really became too RCAXL-10025” diaganil STEW A PRODUCE boring. " CUTS CALIFORNIA the Louvre are old stuff, and so even 100% SOLID STATE BONELESS BEEF Here in America the quondam XL-100 COLONIAL NAVEL ORANGES 25’ FENWAY COLOR CONSOLE ditgonti CUBE MEATor BEEF 10/99* new Xtended Life chassle MEAT, BEEF FLORIDA Many feel case unresolved and stupid but others are bright, FRANKS CELERY HEARTS Bureau, probably the most respected STEAK talented and highly competent. of the groups, publishes a valuable FRESH GROUM) WASHINGTON - (NEA) - More "The Assassination Please In the same poll, 44 percent vestigators includes an international Miller’s book catalogs 247 other 2j89* thought there was a wider plot than bimonthly newsletter. Its SAU * 1 ” ,. FRANKS than 14 years have passed since the Almanac.” corporate cabal, the Mafica, Texas books, 15 films, 15 records and 9 CALIFORNIA Washington headquarters serves as a killing, but for too many people the Miller’s book is worthy of note did the presidential commission oilmen, Zionists, the Secret ^rvice, plays on the subject. In addition, he n n A H The Felrhiven CHUCK $<^19 CARROTS center for the gathering, analysis and IU0#|ModilGB662 HILL8HIRE NEW case still remains unsolved. Every because it includes an unprecedented headed by then-Chief Justice Earl Lyndon -Johnson, Fidel Castro, J. > 5 2 8 identifies scores of places as Ham POLISH BEEF or dissemination of information. purported conclusion about the Warren. A public opinion survey Edgar Hoover and an unidentified mond, La.: Findlay, Ohio; and REQ. POLISH «. 2 pV alilB S^ PAniES INDIAN RIVER PINK OR WHITE slaying has been matched by the By MARTHA ANGLE today, 10 years later, probably would man with a black umbrella. Sylvia Meagher, a New Yorker, 79 Bolinas, Calif. emergence of a new sub-lot, con reveal even greater cynicism. devoted two years of her life to a job KIELBASA GRAPEFRUIT and ROBERT WALTERS For every left-of-center theorist Among them are a number of tP M I OaHaarf the Warren Commission should have 4 9 FISH DEPT. spiracy theory or mysterious death. Good cause for criticism convinced that the FBI or CIA was serious individuals and organizations T O U AtWArS BUT Riniu AT aFM I taralaa LAMB BOX " done — indexing the commission's 28 NEWZEALiWD < 4 4 Q *1 lb. FRESH The assassination of John F. Survey of the fascinating cottage in Early critics of the Warren Com orchestrating a vast conspiracy there which not only have exposed major V 6189* volumes of testimony and exhibits so aFN ei Uaatrta aaiMaaUa«i FROZEN e | A O FILLET JUICY Kennedy "is dustry spawned by citizen discontent mission's findings were widely dis was a right-of-center analyst equally contradictions within the Warren ; APPLlANCtS^^ I f A U I J * Q America’s with the official investigation of the others can readily find specific infor a F M I lU nfa aad Bryar earBs LMIGHOPS A h POLLOCK 99< O-ANJUU PEARS missed as ghouls and fools, certain that the Communists master Commission report but also have e P M l eO Bay p a il"w iH BRAUNSCHWEiGER deepest running assassination. scavengers and sensationalists. In minded the whole affair. mation. She also is the author of a B B R N /B 'S n mamum h a a developed new evidence that merits 0HanU.IIUt;IIMS.tMT.IUS FROZEN SHOULDER l l l | v mystery,” notes Poiister Louis Harris reported in too many instances, there was good But assassination buffs are not un serious consideration. Almost all definitive book on the commission's 89*.b FRESH ..39* failures. UUB CHOPS Tom Miller, 1967 that 5g percent of all those cause for that criticism. like lawyers, journalists, auto have undertaken their work at con IRI-CITY PLAZA HKBRBW NATIONAL FRLn FRISH LONG The nation deserves a much fuller MANCHESTER PARKADE • OZ. PKO. author of an im questioned in a nationwide survey The list of those implicated in mechanics, plumbers and those siderable personal expense. NEWZEiUJIND CUCGMSERS explanation of the Kennedy (BatwMn 8BM and Youth Canira) VERNON FROZEN NECK FOR COCKTAH. FRANKS portant new book believed there remained unanswered assassination conspiracies by engaged in all other forms of human Bimunllily newsletter. on the subject. questions about the Kennedy death. assassination than has been provided 643-9S 61 8 7 S -3 3 9 4 UMB STEW "2 w 9 ^ h . j SOLE various self-certified citizen in endeavor: Some are sloppy, inept The Assassination Information thus far. 99* 3L49* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977- PAGE SEVEN-A PAGE SDt-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Coca., Thiirs.. Dec. 8 .1»77 ice and snow. Extra weight in the road, pump brakes to slow or stop, the gas and turn the wheels in the The employer is expected to trunk reduces the car’s capability to maintain rolling traction and direction the rear of the car is sliding, provide su^rvision and training, to Police offer driving advice steer. steering; use finesse in accelerating, then straighten out when the skid is develop the student as a productive Some of the “real solutions’’ en Some of the old solutions to the an According to the National Safety turning and braking; watch out for correcting itself. Need for vocational education stressed and diversified employee, to Chief Lannan said the remedies dorsed by Chief Lannan, noting that trying to send 50 percent of the Education Program (COEP), which attempts to find a “true learning for those on the verge of dropping out nual problem of driving on ice and Council findings, reducing tire overpasses, underpasses and shady Lannan said snow tires are best on By SUSAN VAUGHN track of his work attendance, to in such as letting some air out of tires it takes from three to nine times as students to college.” Many of the started in 1989 with 2S students and situation” for the student in a job of school. snow have been discounted by pressure actually reduces tracking spots that freeze first and melt last; loosely packed snow, increase the Herald Reporter form the COEP coordinator of any and putting concrete blocks in the -far to stop on snow and ice as on dry void sudden moves in winter-slick most talented among young people one teacher coordinator has grown to where the employer serves as the Ms. Grassilii said COEP hopes to Msnchester Police Chief Robert D. trunk of the car not only fall to in stablility and increases tire wear. pulling traction on ice, but are of lit actions related to the employee and pavement, include the following; areas. The survival of business and in will have to look outside the state for include 450 students and eight full teacher. The students get high school expand into programs for special Lannan and the International crease traction, they are "downright The tires flex more, which generates tle or no help on Ice In stopping. to write a written evaluation at the decrease speed and Increase Lannan also reminds motorists dustry in the next decade dq>ends on employment, he said. time teacher coordinators. Over 90 credit for the employment. education students, for home ..Association of Chiefs of Police. dangerous.” more heat that reduces traction on Studded snow tires increase pulling what the high schools can send them, Too many students are leaving h i^ percent of these students are The five phases of the COEP economics students and for those in end of each marking period. following distance; get the feel of the caught in a skid to take the foot off traction on glare ice. Neil Lawrence, director of school unprepared for work or employed in about 200 different program include a diversified terested in the automotive field. He said his exMrience has been vocational education at Manchester college, Lawrence said, and “we can businesses in Manchester and the program which provides jobs in James Farr, representing the usually that COEP students have a High School, told representatives of not afford to let this continue.” surrounding communities. many different fidds, a nurses aide COEP advisory board and the desire and interest in the work St. Lucia event business at a Greater Manchester Manchester Hii^ School is Studies by COES’ indicate that program, a marketing and dis business community, described his beyond the monetary benefits and Giamber of Commerce sponsored attempting to deal with the employ most of the students either remain on tributive education program for experience with students employed that they often develop into perma slated Saturday breakfast today. ment problem by providing a woric their present pdhitions or find retail and marketing jobs, a business under the COEP program. He said nent responsible employees. lllllllllllll Lawrence said that forecasts show experience program, which is the employment in a related occupation work eqierience, which provides participation involves no in He praised the Manchester ' The annual St. Lucia Festival, sponsored by Scandia iMMiiiimii that 80 percent of jobs in Connecticut largest such program of any high upon graduation. jobs in banks and offices for 28 girls convenience or extra time for the business community for its strong '%odge No. 23, Vasa Order of America, will be held Satur Deli Department Specials ' in the next decade will not require school in the state. Nancy Grassilii, chairwoman of the and the intensified work experience employer than would be involved in support of the student work day at 7:30 p.m. in Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church ^ CHOICEST MEATS ' COEP program, said the program proâms. St. college degrees, “but we are still The Cooperative Occupational program which stresses employment hiring anyone. ALMAR 2: The pageant tells of St. Lucia who lived in Italy during the early years of Christianity. CîsUan missionaries IN TOWN $ 9 1 9 Counsel asks PUCA ■'carried the story of her goodness and kindness to the CORNED BEEF . Ib„ "Scandinavian countries. to review decision w. In Sweden, the Lucia festival tradition begins the FRESH COOPER ..Christmas season early on the morning of Dec. 13. At that $ 1 7 9 HARTFORD (UPI)—Conneclicut’sconsumercounsel, time, the eldest daughter of Uie household plays St. LOIN END OF PORK 51.1 unable to have the courts order a review of Northeast Big Holiday Savings Lucia. She wears a crown of candles and carries a tray of SHARP CHEESE . lb. Utilities' $35 million rate increase, is asking regulatory 'Coffee and Swedish buns to the rest of the family while COUNTRY STYLE officials to do it on their own. they are still in bed. MUCKE’S $ 1 4 9 Bany Zitser Wednesday filed a motion with by the Starring as St. Lucia this year is Adrianne Dufour, PORK RIBS...... 51.09 Public Utilities Control Authority requesting such a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reno Dufour of 630 Avery St., review with an eye towards cutting the award. •South Windsor. WHOLE 14 LB. AVQ. FRANKS .Ib„ Tuesday a court rejected Zitsers request to have it ,,i Other members of the cast are as follows; MUCKE’S order the PUCA to undertake such a review. For The Entire Family. r; Attendants — Gail Christensen, Sandy Gustafson, Lisa LOIN OF PUNK 51.19 ^ 1 2 9 Northeast last spring requested a $90 million rate hike, Christensen, Karen Eddy, Debbie Anderson, Jennifer but the PUCA in October approved only a $35 million in Spend The Holidays With "At Home” Entertainment From Lafayette, Haberern, Cathy Dufour, Amanda Torstenson, Kim 5-6 LB. AVQ. SOLOGNA .lb. crease. Northeast is now appealing the decision to the Erickson, Lisa Erickson, Carlin Andersen. courts, asking them to authorize the ^ million hike. Make At Least One Present, A Present For The Entire Family. Norweân girls— Karen Benson and LeeAnn Stauffer. mu HALF OF PORK .lbM . .09 COLONIAL $ 1 a 9 Following the PUCA ruling in October the firm an Tomtars — Renee Fournier, Jason Norris, Randy nounced it would implement an austerity program in Norris. 5-6 LB. AVQ. order to cut expenses. The firm has said it will lay off 380 Baker, itoys— Kevin Andersen and Steven Gustafson. RACON workers for that reason. Star boy — Carl Benson. LOIN HALF OF PORK .lb. 9 n.l SWEET LIFE Zitser claims that because the $35 million increase was Family scene — Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnson, granted based on company expenses including the Michael Arner, Betsie Arner, Melissa Arner. BARREL STYLE - HEAD CUT salaries of those 380 persons, the increase should be cut ■' Mrs. Robert Benson and Mrs. Astrid Wilder are co FRANKS 89« now that the firm’s expenses are lower. directors of the pageant: They are assisted by Mrs. Clara CORNED BEEF • lb.^1.09 Northeast is Connecticut’s largest utility, supplying 8towelI, costumes, and -Herbert Bengtson, David COLONIAL SMOKED 1$9 electricity to more than 75 percent of the state through its Torstenson and Robert Benson, lighting and sound. BARREL STYLE - FULL CUT $ subsidiaries the Connecticut Light & Power Co. and Hart Mrs. Herbert Bengtson is in charge of refreshments. ford Electric Light Co. •V The public is invited. CORNED BEEF • lb. .39 DAISY ROLL M CARANDO ITALIAN ... (See photo on page lA) Veteran saved from fire Hockanum committee WEAVER DUTCH FRYE OR BATTER COOKED $ 1 4 9 PLAINFIELD (UPI) — A disabled veteran, trapped in LEGS & THIGHS 28 oz.<2.29 side his burning home in Plainfield, was rescued when his frantic wife alerted a state policeman who was passing G :■ - G seeks cleanup help L SALAMI by- ,, Manchester’s Hockanum River Linear Park Com Patricia Laflamme awoke at 3 a.m. Wednesday to find mittee is seeking local organizations and Boy and Girl her four-room, wood-frame home ablaze. She immediate 6 Scout Troops that will commit themselves to one cleanup ly screamed to alert her three children and then, dis 6 ■& 6 BCE project a year along the river. covering her phone was out of order, ran out into the ' Dr. Douglas Smith, a member of the committee, said street to get help for her husband, William. Tuesday night that “We blew the fall cleanup and now Trooper John Saari, who was on patrol, saw Mrs. must plan for the spring. 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Hundreds of passengers were stranded Mrs. Lina Friedman, vice president in The moisture meter is scaled from zero, during the delay and some airlines reportedly bused charge of marketing and research at the very dry, to 8, very wet. ‘The Diefenbachia tustomers to New York for other flights. ; William F. Joseph, an Eastern spokesman, said he headquarters of the Society for Savings in should be watered, say the instructions, when didn’t think Bradley was responsible for the accident that Hartford, chose the plants and the places the needle shows a reading below “1-2.” ‘That occurred while the pilot was taxiing along the runway. where they would be put as part of the plan means the very bottom of the moisture scale. I “They do a competent job,” he said. “I think proper ning for decoration of the new branch. She ■ .r' The meter has a metal rod with a sensitized f S r makes similar plans for the use of plants i S tip that is thrust into the soil. A red needle procedures were followed.” whenever a new branch is buiit or the quarters moves up from zero to the current reading. • Joseph said a preliminary inspection revealed the of an oider branch are renovated. <1 Neither Mrs. Friedman nor Mrs. Benito has ^lane was not seriously damaged. I “I think,” said Mrs. Friedman, ‘Tve gotten had formal training in horticulture^ “I’ve had FOR THE PERSON WHO HEARS EVERYTHING.... t rid of every piece of piastic.” There is no training, but an interest,” says Mrs. Fried t nothing, she thinks, that ‘‘adds as much as man. RECORDS & TAPES FROM WARNER/ELEKTRA/ATLANTIC plants to the warmth and friendliness” of a Mrs. Benito went to work as a teller at the Firms don’t contest banking office. Silver Lane branch when she was graduated at When plants are placed in a bank office, East Hartford High School. She has worked in FLEETWOOD MAC price-fixing charge tSi , either new or renovated, Mrs. Friedman iooks the same job at other banks and taken time out Rmnoors for a member of the staff who is interested in to have two children. Since one of them is still I HARTFORD (UPI) — Seven firms and 15 executives in plants and wili take the responsibiiity of Încludes the Hits Charlene Benito, teller at the Silver under school age she works part time, three rOwnVUty. Dir/ tjie electrical hardware manufacturing industry pleaded caring for them, and if trouble develops, days a week. no contest Wednesday to price-fixing charges in U.S. send out an alarm.” Lane Branch of the Society for IDonfStop / —• i n t H M u . — The Patrissi Nursery manager says from District Court. Savings, has responsibility also of his experience that use of large plants, not ; The pleas were entered despite objections by A gift plant caring for large exotic plants in the only in banks, but an insurance company of prosecutor Robert H. Morse of the Antitrust Division of fices, other business offices, hospitals and i ■ This responsibility at the Silver Lane branch new bank building at Charter Oak tlie Justice Department who urged Judge M. Joseph nursing homes has increased greatly in the was given to Charlene (Mrs. William) Benito Blumenfeld to require guilty pleas. Mall. (Herald photo by Pinto) last two years. He calls it a “boom.” of Hackmatack Street, Manchester, who took I Blumenfeld said, however, the no contest pleas would time from her teller’s station to show me the qave court time in a trial scheduled to begin Jan. 3. plants. • Morse said the manufacturers and the corporate Her favorite, said Mrs. Benito, is the Nobel winners are happy executives are charged in connection with alleged price- Diefenbachia in the private office of Darcy F. INCIUOIS Oxing dating back to the 1930’s and involving at least $1 I Smith, senior branch officer. Our picture STOCKHOLM, Sweden I DPI) — The 1977 represent modern science (as clearly) as in > < t . Ijillion in goods. shows Mrs. Benito with the plant. We .Nobel prize winners for physics, chemistry Einstein's days." Prigogine said. • The firms that pleaded no contest are: measured the largest leaf. It is 16 inches long, and economics said Wednesday they were glad Van Vleck said his first visit to Sweden was ! John I. Paulding Inc. of New Bedford, Mass.; Leviton without counting the stem, and nine inches to be in snowy Stockholm for the'festivities. 55 years ago. "It is always nice to be back," he llanufacturing Co., of Little Neck, N.Y.; Slater Electric wide at the widest part. The green leaf has a which peak Saturday when King Carl Gustaf said. Pic. of Glen Cove, N.Y.; Eagle Electric Manufacturing striking pattern of yellow along the midrib and presents the prizes. Prof. Jam es Meade of Cambridge, who Eo. of Long Island City, N.Y.; Circle F Industries of the branching veins. A new leaf, still quite "Stockhom is a lovely city. But the time shares the economics prize with Prof. Bertil 'Trenton, N.J.; Triboro Electric Corp. of Doylestown, tightly curled, is growing at the tip. here is not only a vacation." said physics prize Ohlin of Stockholm, said the Swedish capital Pa., and the now-disbanded Bell Electric Co. of Chicago. Mr. Smith told us that the Diefenbachia was winner Dr. Philip W. Anderson when asked if was as pretty in snowy winter as in the sun of ; The individuals who pleaded no contest are: a gift, for the formal opening, from a the festivities were a welcome chance to get spring. Stereo Reeord • Former Paulding President James B. Buckley; neighbor, the East Hartford branch of the (jut of his laboratory. Literature prize winner Vincente Aleixan- Leviton Chairman Jack Amsterdam and Vice President Mechanics Savings Bank at 1491 Silver Lane, dre of Spain could not come to Stockholm to Thomas A. Blumberg; Slater President Herbert A. Anderson, of Bell Telephone Laboratories in sent by Luis Ferreira, the branch manager. receive his prize due to poor health, the Nobel Albums and Tapes Slater; Eagle President Samuel B. Kluger and Vice Murray Hill. N.J.. shares the $145,000 physics I called Patrissi Nursery of West Hartford, Foundation announced. Justo Jose Pardon of President Jerrold Ludwig; Circle F Chairman Edward A. prize with Sir Nevill F. Mott of Cambridge. where the plants were grown, for the variety the Canary Islands, Aleixandre's Swedish {ling, and Triboro Vice President Harold Yarmark. England, and Prof. John H. van Vleck of Har •LACE AND WHISKEY...... ALICE COOPER name and Kevin Cavalier, the manager, said translator, will represent him at the •HOTEL CALIFORNIA...... EAGLES • Three individuals who have pleaded innocent are: Bell from my description that the name is Tropical vard University in Cambridge. Mass. ceremony. President Harry L. Stillman, Circle F President Michael Belgian Prof. Ilya Prigogine. chemistry Snow. The medicine prize winners. American Drs. •RUMOURS ...... FLEETWOOD MAC J. St. John and George P. Byrne Jr. of New York City. Mrs. Friedman had told me that troubles prize winner, said his "main feeling was Kosalyn Yalow of New York. Andrew Schally •FOREIGNER...... FOREIGNER reported from any of Society’s 28 branch astonishment." of New Orleans and Roger Guillemin of La "We are in a time when no one can claim to .folia. Calif., arrived earlier this week. RECORDS OR TAPES judge bans audience in police death case • exchanges CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA MANCHESiER Chicago XI HARTFORD (UPI) — A Superior Court judge barred after Oie news media and public from listening to proceedings Mon.-Fri. 10-9 3 You Christmas against Gerald Castonguay, 33, of Bristol, who faces the [ a r \ p \ ' s Sat. 10-6 lT3k«MeBatl>ToCl''i=«°1 ,, " death penalty for allegedly killing a policemen. Sun. 12-5 I Hartford Superior Court Judge Maurice Sponzo said he Excluded outsiders from the courtroom Wednesday at the {equest of Castonguay’s lawyers. The judge said the proceedings had nothing to do with the guilt or innocence IN OUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY sf the accused and did not require press coverage. 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YEAR MANCHESTER PARKAOE •648-0012 alto ALL DAL STORES OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS, OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 WOULD ‘ 1 3 . 9 9 ^VERNON. BRISTOL PLAZA. WE8TPARMS, SIMSBURY^ J BEueveYOU Manchester Parkade open nightly 'til 10 p.m., Tri-City Plaza open til 9:30 1^ ) ITI PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977 4^ 1978 gas mileage guide I M«nus Elderly carrot and raisin salad, fresh Public Schools are as follows; Of Consumer Concer banana, whole wheat bread, Monday; Sloppy Joe on a roll, Menus which will he served Dec. nuirgarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. buttered peas, bread, butter, milk, Gas mileage estimates pamphlet should be While the valldy of past model. EPA acknowledges driving on sand; 82 percent 12-16 at Mayfair and Westhill for 90 percent of all cars to available in car dealer’s EPA gas mileage es that many drivers will not Thursday; Turkey a la king over and vanilla pudding with fruit sauce. when driving up a 3 percent Gardens to Manchester residents cornbread, parslied wax beans, be sold in the country showrooms at this time; timates has been match the estimates but grade, and 55 percent when ctnsnus OPEN AS OP DEC. IZ Ill EVESY ESENINS TIL 9:00 over 80 are as follows; Tuesday; Frankfurt on a roll, seasoned collard greens, chilled during the 1978 model year the second edition will be questioned because many this variance can be driving up a 7 percent baked beans, sauerkraut, milk, and Monday; Barbecued beef on warm Canned peaches, bread, margarine, are provided in the 1978 published in February. consumers have reported explained by d iffe r e i^ in grade. Warm and Practical Sfts fudge cookies. bun, buttered green beans, tossed skim milk, coffee or tea. Gas Mileage Guide for Free copies of the Guide that actual mileage how and where cars are An improperly main vegetable salad with french dressing, Wednesday: Salisbury steak with New Car Buyers which is Friday; Paprika baked haddock are available from the Con received has not equalled driven. tained car can rûce gas From RAY’S vanilla ice creamcup, bread, gravy, whipped potato, buttered published by the U.S. En fillet, Spanish rice au gratin, sumer Information Center. the estimates, the Guide is EPA estimates are con mileage, too. A 7 percent margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. carrots, bread, butter, milk and ice vironmental Protection seasoned green peas, canned purple For a copy of the Guide useful when comparing the ducted in a controlled en loss can result from a Tuesday: Oven-bak^ chicken with Cream. Agency. plums, rye bread, tartiu- sauce, skim write Fuel Economy, gas mileage of one car vironment in order to in sparkplug misfiring 50 per Thursday; Lasagna with meat gravy, potatoes au gratin, seasoned milk, coffee or tea. The first edition of the Pueblo, Colo. 81009. relative to that of another sure the comparability of cent of the time, a 7 per sauce, tossed salad, bread, butter, broccoli, fruited gelatin with topping, ’The menu is subject to change. estimates among different cent loss from tires un DENIM and CORDUROY bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee milk and Jell-o with topping. models. This comparabili derinflated by 35 percent • Straight Log • Boot • Cut • Flare or tea. School Friday; Filet of haddock, tasty ty would be lost if dlfflcult- and front wheel alignment HIRMAN Wednesday; Pot roast of beef, Cafeteria menus^ which will be taters, cole slaw, bread, butter, milk to-control factors such as off by only inch can vegetable au jus, whipped potatoes. served Dec. 12-16' in Wtanchester and mixed fruit. weather or road conditions result in a 2 percent loss. — factors that can affect sunmits -HEALTH T ilQ f flV W * M jr Remember, the EPA H Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. the gas mileage you figures are the result of receive— were considered. vehicle tests under precise ® INSIILATED BOOTS Births Other variables include ly controlled laboratory DEAR DR. LAMB - I excess outpouring of in more or take less Insulin if driving habits, vehicle |l WqgWwk.Mi .. I I Bd am very active and my sulin which in turn may he is going to exercise, llie conditions on a SWgT-flWfitliwtj maintenance, options and Richard Norris of 10 Sycamore Road, great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. cause a rebound low blood exercise and regular dynamometer. Staves, John Paul, son of Paul R. preferred recreation is ten altitude. • JackaU A vaata Bolton. His paternal âodmother is Silas Petersen of Manchester. He has glucose level because of amount of insulin com Answers to questions of and Donna Marie Nazllan Staves of nis. I eat two or three Reports show, for in A A * Carpantai*a panta Mrs. Irene Gauthier of Wlnchendon, a brother, Brian, 2'/2. lumps of sugar between the insulin action. bined may cause an insulin general interest will 16 Dimock Road, Coventry. He was stance, that motorists can appear in this column. Ad • Bib Ovaralla born Dec. 4 at Rockville General Mass. sets to provide “quick Exercise causes the body reaction — hypoglycemia. • Palnlara pants experience a gas mileage dress questions to: "Of Hospital. His maternal grandparents . Daigle, Janet Teresa, daughter of energy.” I am told that this to burn glucose. This can Diabetics need to regulate loss of 15 percent when a Fashion |aans is in error and that it can Consumer Concern,’’ are Mr. and Mrs. John Nazllan of Vernon and Lea Foisy Daigle of significantly lower the both their food intake and driving on broken or a Danim vasts Ringliluom, Glen Patrick, son of Rockville. She was born Nov. 25 at actually cause a decrease blood glucose level. That is their exercise to maintain Department of Consumer a Coat drassas ’ dingo Emily Drive, Vernon. His paternal patched asphalt; 35 per Protection, State Office Slaaplng bags a Bib ovaralla grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. and Kathleen Hooper Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her in blood sugar. Is this cor why a diabetic who takes a reasonably stable level of cent when driving on boots Ringbloom of 66 White St. He was maternal grandparents are Mr. and rect? What is "blood insulin may need to eat blood glucose. Building, Hartford, Conn. Gerard Staves of Loehr Road, masterfully crafted gravel; 45 percent when 06115. Tolland. He has a sister. Dawn Marie born Nov. 22 at Manchester Mrs. Roland Foisy of 8 Cedar St., sugar’’ and how is it Memorial Hospital. His maternal Rockville. Her paternal grand f t o c K ^ a s e s prûced? Staves. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rosario DEAR READER - Most Game to Watkiito this Christoas. Robert B. Hooper of 92 Arnott Road. Daigle of Madawaska, Maine. Her people seem to forget there We krxD'w you'll delight in. our treasure, Capello, Michael Paul, son of His paternal grandparents are Mr. maternal great-grandparents are the is such a thing as digestion. Joseph J. and Mary Anne Buckley and Mrs. Donald P, Ringbloom Sr. of late Mr. and Mrs. S. Candid Foisy of ttovc orChri^m as-fencies. cbme see. Food of any type has to be Capello of 329 Sugar Hill Road, Elizabeth, Pa. His maternal great- Rhode Island. She has a brother, OUT l i n e SGlerfxsn of bcdkcases processed by stomach and Tolland. He was born Dec. 4 at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Scott, 3 and a sister. Dawn, 10 small intestine before it Rockville General Hospital. His L. Hooper of 40 Oliver Road. His months. in Cherry. Hne.OaK,Chrome an d can be absorbed into the paternal grandparents are Mr. and paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. G toss.Y ou’ll find Ih e m i n a l l blood stream. Mrs. John Capello of 103 Brooklyn Leona Ringbloom of West Mifflin, Protein and fat, par Curless, Andrew Srotl, son Of 5ize5 and sJiapes - and St., Rockville. His maternal grand Pa. He has a sister, Sheila Kristen, John C. and Honda Sims Corless of 68 ticularly, are not emptied mother is Mrs. Paul Buckley of 657 2Ve. v e m t h e v ’h s allproem Woodside St. He was born Nov. 29 at from the stomach very Old Post Road; Tolland. He has two froinonZp rapidly. Fat may remain in Manchester Memorial Hospital. His sisters, Karen and Kimberly. Rugunis, Srott Andrew, son of maternal grandparents are Mr. and the stomach for hours. Andrew P. and Linda Lewis Ruganis Food in the stomach can- : h f Hetimimter^ Mrs. Ronald L. Sims of Evanston, of 37 Autumn St. He was born Nov. 3 not be absorbed and hence Gauthier, Fremont Armand III, Wyo. His paternal grandparents are son of Fremont A. Jr. and Jean at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. and "Mrs. John M. Corless of ’m agniftcent cannot provide a single THE ULTIMATE His maternal grandfather is Chester calorie of energy. That is Norris Gauthier of 275 South St., Ver Shelley, Idaho. His paternal great flCOT’ nowftom ACTION FIGURE! non. He was born Dec. 4 at Rockville G. Lewis of 147 Ferguson Road. His grandmother is Lulu R. Corless of what is wrong with the .paternal grandparents are Stanley steak and egg meal before ' COLECO Bowl-A-Matic 300 General Hospital. His maternal Paul, Idaho. He has three brothers, Q o c ic ^ J ^ ^ ^ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ruganis Sr. and Dorothy Ruganis, John, 7, Preston, 5, and Brady, 2. football games and the Mattel's both of Manchester. His paternal like. The steak and egg are Automatic Pin Setter! A Clock, w ith usually still in the stomach PULSAR Automatic Ball Return! iK ,/* chimes is very after the game is over. Special. Itcan Carbohydrates are more ba?ome apart rapidly processed by the 4 Foot 743 ^ of the fejnily - stomach than any other Scotch Pine food. If they are soluble as ^ atradiiioix. Artificial Tree 45’’ LONG sugar is, the solution is Pulsar comes Finished in rapidly emptied into the alive when you 14” WIDE V40FF YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP ' t h e n a t o r a l small intestine where it press his back. 757 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER can be broken down and ab OTHELLO His see-through b e s u l y o f th e . sorbed for immediate use chest exposes vital rin sst wocxds, a floor organs. His heart A family game with all the as energy. Insert pre-assembled fun and excitement of real tree in stand, add top 5.88 beats, lungs clock will be rem em - Sugar is glucose and breathe, his blood bowling. Solid wood construction. and presto! A The simplicity of checkers, Includes molded pins, bowling ball. IGIFTS FOR OPEN TO 9 P.M. eiod forever. fructose hooked together shapely Christmas challenge of chess, excitement flows, his 'living' is into one molecule. The tree! of backgammon! visible! ON DAYS CIRCLED molecule is broken down in I w d s o m c the small intestine and 4Vi Ft. Deluxe Scotch HRISTMAl within 30 minutes to one ■ Pine Artidcial Tree. New Styles... Famous Labels ... Our Reg 15 99 11.87 December 1977 f ^ ^ n e r s hour after ingesting a solu- ' Mr. Clobber Game Shirts, Sweaters, Knit Tops for FISHER PRICE S«. I Mm I T m I Wie I TSilX I fri I iw ov v c tion of sugar water you will by Kohner. The popomatic game GUYS 8i GALS. Y T a lw a y s reach a peak blood level of with excitement lor 2 to 4 players, Belts, Buckles and Jewelry ... wanted one haven't you. G.E. E)(TENSION CORDS CUBE TAP WITH these substances. The fruc age 6 and up. C'mon. tton't wail a m in u te 6 Ft, 9 Ft. 15 Ft. 3 OUTLETS 4 tose is converted to glucose 11 lorger. Our laige seleclion in the energy process. All - 69* 79* 99* 89* Professor Nod Game HALF-PRICE by Kohner. A tournament of turtles 18 14 oP rscUhers features fem oecs carbohydrates from any HARDWARE DEPT, with Professor Nod direction: ages and all sources eventually SS M 17 18 X9 30 ^1 nam es; Jazy-lby^&rcalou nger 4-10. dihLStmafi are converted to glucose and lane-Acôn. (tome see. for energy. This includes G.E. Straight-Line U.L. Finders Keepers Sbre hours G i f t m e e d 6 1 7 0 the carbohydrates in Indoor/Outdoor Game by Schaper M o n - F rid a y from 9S0 - 9 • Big Selection •Top Brands ■from V cereals, fresh fruits and Mini Sets Match as fast as you can! Oscar, Giant Daredevil Sat t i l 5.’3 0 -Closed•Siwday vegetables. For 2 or more, ages 5 and up. The Grouch Our Reg. 5.99 Rock-A-Stack Sky Diver START YOUR CHRISTMAS The sugar you eat 70b Mam Street Manchester 643-1249 between sets does provide OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9 PM ^ 7 i n S t B U t CtlSdit * you own a major credit card yoa energy if you need it. Blood ' YOUR YOUR SHOPPING EARLY... CHOICE 3.96 2.33 2.33 Sat. a Sun. til 6 PM sugar is a general term and CHOICE He peers Irom his garbage Game of skill; 10 rings, Colorful 28” dia. parachute could include glucose and Also available in multi color 30 can and makes a grouchy noise. removable ball 6 mos -3 yrs really works Ages 5-9. fructose and even galac light pack with petal reflectors. tose (part of milk sugar). U.L.SO-LiteSet _ The major portion of it is Our Reg. 7.49...... 5.97 glucose. We are particular PARKER GAMES BUDDY L TOYS KNICKERBOCKER ly interested in blood 30 CITES w V ■'ll glucose in terms of REFLECTORS Betsey Clark Doll 10" Filigree Star Tree Top Holly Hobble (i[i: A YOUR CHOICE diagnosing diabetes or ----- Game of wishful and Play Set Vinyl6 "doll hypoglycemia (often called Satin ball, 2'/!''dia. thinking for ages 7 with extra playthings. low blood sugar, but it real center, silver or gold 4 to 14:2 to 4 players. H 28 ly means low blood glucose plated star. Reg. 2.69 I . J I f Betsey Clark Tote 'n Doll EACH level). Laverne & I Generous capacity tote bag with It is not true that the 15" Wall/Door Decoration Shirley strap and 9 inch doll. sugar you eat between sets Making your dreams Glitter sign with come true. . .the fun ! I'‘ w will lower your blood poinsetta or decorated C n e Mickey Mouse Club of the TV show for Tote 'n Doll Big bag with sugar. Some sensitive peo- half tree. Reg, ^ O i l * ages 7 to 14. ple who have - removable Mickey Mouse doll. hypoglycemia will have an . And put moiiQr 26" Deluxe 4-Roll Gift Wrappings YOUR YOUR CHOICE CHOICE About town 1 . 1 4 away fiir a rainy day. At CBT. Wide selection ol bright holiday Mickey Mouse An Individual Retirement Account at CBT. It can save you tax dollars designs, fine quality slock. Talking Doll MILTON BRADLEY GAMES today and help you provide for tomorrow. Manchester Composite 20-Pack Boxed Squadron of the Civil Air A. Brute Fork Lift Molded fork moves up If you’re a wage earner not enrolled in any other pension plan, you can set Patrol will meet tonight Christmas Cards Bermuda and down; sturdy steel body. 6.88 from 7 to 9:30 at Triangle B. Brute Army Jeep Sturdy steel body, detail A cuddly rag doll who has aside as much as $1500 a year in an IRA at CBT. Manchester State Armory, f5'"‘ 1 . 3 3 Suspenseful game ed fully. Military markings. four things To say! By opening or adding to an IRA before February 14,1978 you can Main Street. The meeting Traditional and religious themes ol mysterious C. Brute Vault Van A steel truck with com is open to all young people gallery prints, English water- happenings! 8 to bination lock that works! Baby Holly Hobble claim that amount as a deduction on your 1977 income tax return. adult, 2-4 players. from Grade 7 through high colors D. Brute Rescue 'Copter Detailed realis - Don’t forget, April L5th isn’t that far away. And CBT’s Jet Banking school. Battleship tically; rotor and stabilizer spin, Assorted Package Tie-On 7.44 A classic game of E. Brute Army Tank Movable cannon. 360° makes it faster and easier than ever to open or add to an IRA in time to claim Decorations, Rej. 59c...... 39* strategy for 2 play turret turn; sturdy steel. Soft rag body, vinyl head, i ers, Easy to learn. hands and feet: comb her your deduction. hair. Lovable, cuddly baby' Money deposited in a CBT IRA goes right to work for you too. NEWbickles Operation USED Moderncraft Game of skill; make m o y A c \ Earning interest that’s tax deferred until you retire and your tax payments are M e Toy Chest a mistake and the buzzer sounds. Durham’s Holly Hobble lower. VMMOII flashlights , e t c 4 ^ ^ Sewing Machine S ’^ 14®" BATTERIES So stop in at any of CBT’s over eighty offices and BIKE: Laminated walnut wood •C'or'D' find out how an IRA can figure in your future. And help finish, padded vinyl top 4 Pack 77* 3.33 lor lots of toys! Our Reg. 99c keep your head above water at income tax time. 18 per store. No Rainchecks. YOUR CHOICE Hand operated chainslitch •SALES HARDWARE DEPT Includes bobbin and threader. THREE EASY WAYS TO CHARGE: a l l SALE PRICES What are you waitmgfor? 1. CALDOR CHARGE EFFECTIVE: 2 . MASTERCHARGE •REPAIRS 3. BANKAMERICARD/VISA THE CONNECTICUT BANK R T. 188 VERNON, C T. AND TRUST COMPANY W MM North^«- -r- of Member F.D.l.C. PAGE TW ELV E-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 8. 1977 MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., 'Thurt., Dec. 8,1977 - PAGE 'THIRTEEN-A

Judgment lien Gallery, 38 Oak St. for Russell Holmes, aluminum «i«iiwg Deepwood Drive, $200. Manchester Memorial Hospital JM B Properties Inc. and Judd D. and rOof repair at 246 Qreoi Road, Robert R. LeDoux for Frank W. against Philip A. Calvert and Manchtrttr public racortft ) Malkin, Chicago, and Nell G. Blubm, $1,800. Curtin, 4 Diane Drive, fireplace at 11 fettles impasse over abortion funding Margaret D. Calvert, $959.80, proper H M la^ Park, ffl., doing business as Sixth Ave. Construction for D * L, Diane D rive, $500. ty a t 138 N. E lm St. available for rape and incest victims "forced” rape but also include JM B Income Pnqtertiea Ltd. n . West alteratloni at 353 W. Middle IWii- Robert and Adela Topping, stove WASHINGTON; (UPI) - After muMmstitotional. It would require hdhlth reasons. Magnuson. “It’s impossible to com statutory rape involving minors. Warranty deed property at 70 Foley St., $33,000. Mechanic’s lien Middle Turnpike. pike, $4,000. and chimney at 42 Starkweather St., nearly two dozen m ajor voteo,- (x>ncurrmiceof t m doctors before an dr women witfi serious health The strategy worked. The House promise emotional issues." Kenneth M. Hankiiuon and Linda Certificate of attachment HNB Fabricators Inc., Glaston JMB Income Properties Ltd. H. Parkw ay Owp., clubhouse at IflO. $400. Congreas finally has settled a five- abortion could bh aubidiied for health problems. CyfrentQaw allows That language was nearly identical approved the abortion language 181- Magnuson said he was pleased toe S. Hankinson to Louis A. Marchand T.M. Walker Co., doing business as bury, against Nell H. Ellis and doing business as Manchester Shop Slater St., $8,000. month -ImpilgBe over federally reasons. federally funded abortions only to t o an amendment the House had 167, and Sen. W arren Magnuson, D- agreement allows Medicaid abor and Linda P. Marchand, property at Walker Millwork, Springfield, Constance J. Ellis, $2,979, property ping Parkade, West Middle Turnpike. Paul J. A c^ , repair fire damage finance abortion by apeeing to Because of tbeir inability to pajr. satre the mother’s life. voted down 178-171 only a few hours Wash., said toe Senate would "reluc tions for Women who would suffer 309 Oakland St., $33,000. against Richard C. Harmon and on Broad Street. Building p erm its language anti-abortion in tone but ' poor'.women sU ll face more hurdles The dlmule moved off dead cento* earlier. To gather the needed extra “severe and long-lasting physical a t 301-303 Adams S t., $8,000. Making New Year's Resolutions? tantly, reluctantly" accept. The com Trade nante Wednesilay afternoon when the votes, the House added a stipulation Executor’s deed Elizabeth Harmon, both of Glaston E a rl W. Corm ier, 41 Fairview St., Frank Bujaucius, repair fire Here's one: Sell your extra items with more iib ^ l than cun^nt law. than their wealthier sisters to get an promise won final approval by voice health damage" by continuing their Estate of Frances C. Miller to bury, $2,000, property at 84-86 Wells Philip Sherman, West Hartford, roof repair a t 22-24 T yler Circle, $700. damage at 878 Parker St., ^,900. a Classified adl The new language ending the dU- abortion. House agreed to Senatq insistence that two doctors must agree before a vote. pregnancies, calling It "the humane Amos Byram and Cecile Byram, St. and 71-73 Chestnut St. doing business as The Drapery Bidwell Home Improvement Co. Daniel R. LaPolnte, stove at 78 pute'may be (^Uenged in (xmrt aa But Medicaid abortions will now be that abortions not be limited .to woman could get a free abortion for "'This Is no compromise,” said bottom line of the whole bill.”

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I \ PAGE POURTEEa^-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thura,, Dec. 8,1977 O b itu a rim Boundary query lHanrl^Tatrr Henry A. Cwikla Sister Louis Marie Downey will go to state EAST HARTFORD - Henry A. Charles W. Covey Sister Louis Marie Downey, Sister Cwikla of S8 Britt Road died Charles W. Covey, 81, of Fort of Charity, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Alan Lamson, Manchester’s town SECOND SECTION Wednesday at Bs Erane. He was the Atkinson, Wis., died Sunday at the dary on the plans — the non-access Canada, died Tuesday at Mount St. planner, expects to contact the state line — is 45 feet away. husband of Mrs. Frances Cmarove Fort Atkinson Memoriai Hospital DECEMBER 8, 1977 Vincent, Wellesley Hills, Mass. She Department of ’Transportation about The difference is important Cwikla. after a long illness. He was the father was the sister of Mrs. Robert D. Mr. Cwikla was bom In Hartford a boundary question that has because the zoning regulations of Charles Herman Covey of (Eleanor) Brennan of Manchester. developed in connection with the and had lived in Bast Hartford for 22 require that the 30-feet high building Manchester. , , proposed Wesley Retirement Center. years. He was employed as a data The funeral is Saturday with a be at least 45 feet from the boundary. He is also survived by his wife, The 100-unit center is being systems supervisor for the United mass at Mount St. Vincent. Lamson said that he will have to another son, two daughters, a sister, proposed for the Hartford Road cam States Postal Service in Hartford, Friends may call at Mount St. Vin call DOT to find out whether the four grandchildren, including Mrs. pus of South United Methodist where he had worked for the past 25 Raymond (Pamela) Sledjeski of cent all day Friday. state owns the property to the non- Church. ’The parcel is located at the access line, which is 45 feet from the years. He was a Navy veteran of Tolland, and six great-grandchildren. World War H and a member of the Clifton S. McNevin intersection of Hartford Road and building, or to the “taking line,” The funeral was Tuesday at Main Street and is between Hartford which is 15 feet away. East Hartford VFW Post. He was a Bethany Lutheran Church, Fort ROCKVILLE - C lifton S. Road and the Interstate Highway 86 “The question is who owns the land communicant of St. CIvistopher’s Atkinson. Burial was in Evergreen McNevin, 55, of Hartford died connector. Church and a member of the Branch Cemetery, Fort Atkinson. between the two lines,” Lamson ’Tuesday night while in the process of At Monday night’s public hearing said. 5, National Association of Postal The family suggests that any moving into his new home on Nye on the project, Douglas Prior, a land ’The Planning and Zoning Ck)mmis- Supervisors. memorial ^ t s may be made to the Street after suffering a heart attadc. He is also survived by two surveyor from Tolland, said that the sion, which conducted the Monday Memorial nuid of wthany Lutheran Mr. McNevin was bom in L u ^ , non-access line of the highway was daughters, Mrs. Judy Brown and Church, Fort Atkinson, Wis., 53538. night hearing, will make the final Maine and had lived in Hartford for used as the south-side border of the decision on the proposed project. It Miss Karen Cwikla, both of East many years. He was an Army Hartford; his mother, Mrs. Nellie project site. He said that the actual has 65 days from the date of the Mrs. Walter J . Greene Air Force veteran of World War H. boundary is only 15 feet from the hearing to make its final decision. Koziej Cwikla of Hartford; three He is survived by his mother, Mrs. brothers, John Cwikla and Edward SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Edith , > *5f .. three-story building while the boun M. Greene, 68, of Mattapan, Mass., Mabel McNevin of Lubec; and a Cwikla, both of Hartford, and sister, Miss ’Theresa McNevin, also Frederick Cwikla of Wethersfield; died Tuesday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was the wife of Lubec. two sisters, Mrs. Helen Spilka of The funeral is Monday with a com Prison inmates from Enfield tell students at Manchester High School what led them into South Windsor and Anges Vujs of Walter J. Green of Revere, Mass., Manchester police reporl and the mother of Walter Greene of mittal service at 11 a.m. in Soldiers criminal activities. One of them said he did not'know the value of freedom until he got into of Wethersfield; and a grandson. Field, Northwood Cemetery, Wilson. The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. South Windsor. prison. (Herald photo by Pinto) She is also survived by another son Military honors will be accorded at Work starts at police station Manchester Police reported an the man that was taken by security from the Callahan Funeral Home, graveside. 1602 Main St., with a mass at St. and two brothers. Deputy i^ ie f Richard Sartor of the Manchester Police Department (center ieft), attempt to cash a 3350 stolen check at equipment. ’The funeral is Friday with a mass The White-Gibson-Small Funeral the Hartford National Bank and Christopher’s Church at 9. Burial will Home, 65 Elm St., is in charge of architect Richard Lawrence and Town Building Committee Chairman Paul Phillips look . in Veterans Memorial Field, at St. ’Theresa’s CSiurch, Revere, Trust office at 320 W. Middle Turn Police made 14 motor vehicle Mass., at 9 a.m. Burial will be in arrangements. happy to see the first ground being broken for an elevator shaft which will be a part of the Inmates say no excuses pike. arrests Wednesday. These included Hillside Cemetery. ’There are no calling hours. Friends may call at the funeral Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden, Mass. new 100-square feet addition to the Police Department. Work on the $750,000 federally Police said that the suspect Terry A. Seale, 31, of 24 Prospect St., home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friends may call at the Pike- funded public works project began this week. Camera Construction Co. of West Hartford is entered the bank Wednesday and who was charged with operating a Vertuccio Funeral Home, 305 Beach ite many influences handed the check to the cashier. motor vehicle while his license is un Mrs. William DuPaul doing the initial foundation work. Bid documents were released today on the second phase despi Guest speaker St., Revere, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to of the project. (Herald photo by Pinto) Identification was asked for, but the der suspension. Court date is Dec. 20. VERNON — Mrs. Mae Demoski 9 p.m. A b o u t tow n suspect had none. The Rev. Robert J. Lundstrom of DuPaul. 69, of 34 Wilshire Road, ’The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 When the bank checked, it found Abington, Mass., will be guest By SUSAN VAUGHN out on probation, he said, he thought hope each day ahead will be more Police reported a break formerly of Seymour, died Main St., Manchester, was in charge that the check was stolen, police Wednesday into a storage bin in the speaker at special services Friday at Herald Reporter no one cared about him, but then he promising than the day gone by.” His of local arrangements. Chappell Circle of North United Salt-sand mixture said. The suspect then ran from the basement of a Homestead Street 8 p.m. and Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at Wednesday at Rockville General said, “I never asked.” - first chance for parole will come in Methcîst Church will meet tonight IN MEMORIAM Influenced by drugs, alcohol, peer bank. residence. A container of antifreeze Calvary Church. The services are Hospital after a long illness. She was Each time he got in trouble and got 1987. He has already served 10 years at 8 at the church. groups, the war in Vietnam, and He was not caught and there was is the only item reported missing, open to the public. the wife of William DuPaul. available in town released from prison again. Gene in prison. boredom, three inmates from the no description given, but the bank police said. “Through the Book of Revaiation” Mrs. DuPaul was born in |A Tribute to state’s minimum security prison at said, he thought he was smarter, but He said he did not know the value Thomaston and lived in Seymour and Jehovah’s Witnesses will have a A salt and sand mixture has been left at eight sites in reported it does have a photograph of is the theme of Friday’s teaching ses I Enfield made no excuses for their ac he continued to be Influenced by the of freedom until he was in prison. Florida most of her life before theocratic school and service Manchester, Timothy O’SulUvan, highway superinten sion. Sunday, the evangelist-pastor tions which got them in prison in crowds he got involved with. When he “The presence of high fences and moving to Vernon six months ago. McCoy names meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Whiton dent, said. will display a chart depicting the GROVER E. HOWARD speaking to the members of the was released in 1973 with two years limited movement taught me that She was a communicant of St. Memorial Library auditorium, 100 N. Residents may pick up the mixture at any of the prophetic events of the Bible and senior class at Manchester High parole, he said, “People didn’t seem freedom comes from within,” he Augustine’s Church in Seymour. town attorney Main St. following locations: Love Lane, Harrison Street near speak on “President Sadat Paves the School Wednesday. the same; it was another said. Other survivors are two sons, East Cemetery, School Street at Autumn Street, Edger- A great man, humanitarian, friend, Foam hazard reports Way for the Antichrist.” adjustment.” Dave, who grew up in Maine, William DuPaul of Bethany and V ernon ton Street near Center Springs Pond, Tolland Turnpike ’The inmates are members of the Tile Rev. Mr. Lundstrom is pastor ’The Past Chiefs’ Club of Memorial his fauits, (if any) we write upon the Department of Corrections “Opera ’The last time he was sent to prison described his search for an identity, Kenneth Conway of Vernon; two Mayor Frank McCoy of Vernon an just west of Howard Johnson’s, Keeney Street at Primer of Glad Tidings Assembly of God Temple F ^ ia n Sisters will meet tion Get Smart” team which visits in 1976 for three to 10 years was for first through drinking, then as a stimulate industry brothers, Walter Demoske and Harry nounced the appointment of William Road, Salters Pond and Union Pond. sands of time. Church in Abington. He also is a part- Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. high schools and relates the personal second-degree manslaughter in con paratrooper in the army who served Demoski, both of Seymour; a sister, E. Breslau of Haylin Drive as new ’There are also several boxes in town where supplies of time teacher of eschatology at Zion Charles Edgerly, 23 Foster St. After experiences of getting Involved in nection with the death of a friend in a year in Vietnam. During that year HARTFORD (UPI) — Recent about various physical ailments, Mrs. Ceil O’Connell of Ansonia, and sand are made available each winter. ’Those boxes are His virtues we inscribe within our Bible Institute, East Providence, town attorney for the Town of Vernon the meeting, there will be a GHvist- criminal activities. ’The program an accident. For. that he said he has he said he held a responsible position, reports about possible health hazards gome have speculated the ill effects four grandchildren. at a press conference today at 11 mas party and gift exchange with filled but should be within five or six days, hearts and upon the tabiets of Memory “since spent many sibepless nights in from improperly installed foam in- might have been produced by im- R.I., and has conducted evangelistic O’Sullivan said. started over nine years ago when the was respected and liked himself, but The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 a.m. gifts not to exceed $2. and Love. horror.” sulation have prompted a group of in- properly installed foam, which can crusades and teaching seminars in a.m. from the Ralph E. Hull Funeral Department of Corrections decided when he returned home, he said, “I Breslau is associated with the Ver He also said that his department is preparing to work James, who has lived in several sulation installers to form a trade * give off a toxic formaldehyde gas. this country, Canada, Europe and the Home, 161 W. Church St., Seymour, on a storm expected Friday. to get involved with youth in Connec expected a ticker tape parade and I Middle East. non law firm of Kahan, Kerensky and The open house scheduled for We’il miss you. ticut, according to ’Thomas Lusardi, towns in Connecticut and is now in came home to a bunch of friends association to police their industry. Savery said the trade association with a mass at 10 at St. Augustine’s “The best information we have right now is that we’re Capossela. He is a graduate of S a tu rd a y at the Second treatment officer at the Enfield carcerated with a life sentence for against the war. All we had in com Jay Savery, vice president of In- will police the 50 to 80 foam contrac Church. Burial will be in St. Syracuse University and the Univer going to have a major one,” he said. The Empioyees and Staff Congregational Church prison. “If young people won’t listen murder, explained bow a burglary mon was. that we smoked dope.” sulcorp of Manchester, said tors in Connecticut to make sure they Augustine’s Cemetery, Seymour. sity of Connecticut. parsonage Masons set has been canceled. to parents, teachers and clergy, the with a friend resulted in his sentence. Dave spent most of his time, even Wednesday the installers have united live up to their guarantees and don’t Friends may call at the funeral assumption was they might listen to He said, "It never occurred to me doing things he liked as an out- to form the Insulation Foam Associa make false claims in their adver home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. installation LutM sets workshop the man whose b ^ n through the that a burglary could lead to doorsman, high on drugs. He was tion because bad publicity recently tising. mill,” said Lusardi. murder.” Although he said he had no arrested for the first time while in has caused a dramatic drop in their He also said the association would Friendship Lodge of Masons will Thomas C. Monahan business. ’The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Cedar St. will offer a 1 He introduced the three young men part in the killing, he was involved in volved in a bar room fight while try to help people who have had conduct a semi-public installation of A memorial service for Thomas C. “Many people don’t want to have Only one comment holiday workshop for adults Tuesday at 10:30 to 11:30 | saying; “Eiach sincerely believes the burglary when a life was taken. “beamed up on seconal.” problems with escaping for officers at the Masonic Temple Monahan of 226 Oak St., retired chief anything to do with foam until they a.m. or later. Bea Sbeftel wUl teach a holiday potpourri. that criminal activities are not worth . James blames alcohol for most o f . Dave said he got hooked up with a maldehyde gas. Friday at 8 p.m. building inspector for the town of town, asked Uie board to investigate TOTAL INSULATING his trouble. He said he was a good group of people who were “pretty know more about it,” Savery said. Savery estimated between 8,000 Only one Town of Manchester resi Participants will make bumpy chenille tree j the risks,” which was borne out by Ernest J. Smith will be installed as Manchester, who died Nov. 12 at the legality of his layoff. He said that the very personal testimonies which athlete and an average student violent” and got him started in an in In recent weeks, several Connec and 10,000 homes in the state have dent, a former Comprehensive decorations and a decoupage ornament. ’There is a fee. TECHNOLOeiES worshipful master, succeeding Manchester Memorial Hospital, will he was dismissed but that no refun held the rapt attention of the before he started drinking. Although ternational drug ring. When he tried ticut families whose homes have been insulated with foam. He said Employment ’Training Act employee Pre-registration is required. 18 ENSIGN STREET • EASTJ1ARTFORD. CONN. Walter J. Hileman. be Saturday at 1 p.m. at Emanuel ding of CETA funds was sought. students. he lived with a grandmother whom to break away, he said they put the been insulated with urea- there’s no danger if the foam is Further information is available by calling 643-0949. Following installation, there will Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. with the town, attended ’Tuesday’s CETA employees are funded Gene, a native of Waterbury, who he described as a good person, he pressure on and that fear of the group formaldehyde foam have complained properly installed. • comment session held by the Board be refreshments in the banquet hall. After the service, there will be a primarily by the federal government. has spent 14 years of bis young life in said she was not strong enough to dis eventually caused him to secure a of Directors. M tm k m j gathering from 2 to 4 p.m. in Luther Director Betty Intagliata presided prison, said “It’s not worth it.” cipline him and he was not strong gun which caused the accidental ’The person, who was laid off by the V 3.S.V'. u v ' 1 ; *„v'. u Hall of the church. at the session. He described the many sleepless enough to discipline himself. shooting of his 19-year-old wife. He nights in prison, crying on his cold James told how he did well for has two small children whom he hard prison bed, and the agony of awhile and wanted to stay out of trou talks of lovingly and whom he only ,t f i u p t i being alone in court to face the ble, but when he got bored, he would sees once every 90 days while on This Christmas music” when even his family had start partying more and even weekend furlough. Dave, age 29, is given up on him. drinking and smoking on the job. now taking college courses in prison HARTFORD (UPI) YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE... Gene told of the first time he got in Although he has no assurance that hoping to improve and break the Treat Yourself To Savings —The number drawn trouble for a break and entry and was he will ever get out of prison, James pattern he had developed for his life. Wednesday in the Connec given a suspended sentence. While said, “I do each day as it comes. I Another former inmate and ticut daily lottery was 118. member of the Get Smart team and now a graduate of Manchester Com With This...... GET THE Town lists violations munity College, Fred Collins also spoke briefly to the students. He ad CARD of THANKS FACTS ON . . . ' vised the students: “Do not listen to We would like to express our at three reservoirs what they are saying, but what they heartfelt appreciation to the many MICROWAVE OVENS MICROTOUCH friends and neighbors, VFW Post L are not saying. Keep your dreams in-, Auxiliary, who were so kind and The Town of Manchester reported 1.8, Howard, 1.9 and Lydall Street, tact. Know the direction you are thoughtful during the passing of our water violations at three reservoirs 1.6, Young said. going, have faith.” son. during the month of November, The town is planning im The Gouin Families 100 TRADE IN Robert Young, water treatment provements to its water system and manager, said. has received an exemption from { D o e s your television picture roll? Do ’There were violations of turbidity meeting the standards at this time. It Fire calls |I.Cook three ways —j at the Porter, Howard and Lydall still must report all violations to the I orange? Trade that old TV Set in Today while you can get f ||fast by time — fast byi Street reservoirs. Young said. Tur state and to water customers who D o w id d n ^mperature — slow! bidity measures the amount of par are affected'. Manchester «$100 Trade In toward the purchase of a New 100% Solid f with automaticl ticles suspended in the water. • ’There were no other violations fSimmer ’N Cook"J ’Thursday, 8:03 a.m. —Box 432, heat K State Curtis Mathes Color TV. Don’t wait, trade today in i p n o e s i Isattlna. .Four power] New standards, which went into reported. Tests for bacteria were detector in South School. (Town) llevers eAudlbleS effect earlier this years as part of the acceptable. Young said. Thursday, 9:08 a.m. —Box 442, smoke I time to enjoy the New Fall TV Programs. | JR.-PAK Ireeponse touch pads! safe drinking water act, require a 1.0 “We were no where near going detector at 29 Cottage St. (Town) STAR RACER |*Crock Pot tor slow] monthly average for turbidity. ’The over the standards,” he said of those Thursday, 9:56 a.m. —remove smoke Icooklng packed In# from cafeteria at Manchester High BINDINGS ■every oven .Digital] average levels at the three reser tests. !------CURTIS MATHES------POLES I readout tells time of# voirs during November were Porter, School (Town). I day when oven not in] use. CURTIS MATHES MCC poet is recognized COLOR TV John Stanizzi, a sophomore at Features: March 7 at 8 p.m. in the student locations besides MCC. Manchester Community College has • 100% SOLID STATE CHECK OUR TODAY ONLY SPECIAL PRICE center on the main campus. Each Stanizzi is employed full time as a been chosen one of four Connecticut R E g a O S K I poet will read for 15 minutes and meter reader for the Rockville Water • MODULAR CONSTRUCTION Student Poets for 1978. He is the third receive a cash award for each Company and attends school at night. • INSTANT TOUCH TUNING MARTS MCC poet to receive the distinction. VERNDN circle reading. The program is funded by He also writes songs, plays the • AUTO BRIGHTNESS CONTROL A G.E. MICROWAVE EXPERT As a Student Poet, Stanizzi, who the Connecticut Commission on the guitar, plays softball for two leagues, VERNON lives at 9 Ridgewood Road, and the • AUTO FINE TUNING Arts. and runs. He participated in • SUPER MATRIX PIX TUBE other 1978 winners will go “on cir Stanizzi, 28, is a part-time student. Manchester’s Thanksgiving Day WILL BE IN OUR STORE cuit" during February and early in the liberal arts program. He is this race. • 4 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY March,j giving readings at 10 in year’s editor of Shapes, the college’s He and his wife, Lynn, have four • MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM stitutions of higher education in the TO N IG H T! literary magazine. He has given children. YOUR CHOICE OF STYLES FROM 7 J P.M. state. A reading at MCC will be held readings of his poetry at several TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AND TO YEAR DEMONSTRATE MICROWAVE COOKING Extra payday a concern YEAR YEAR WARRANTY WARRANTY I OWN iWEMINQS TIL 0 PM Controller Thomas Moore has period in one year, Also, the first payday of this fiscal WARRANTY •msmmssmvmmm SAT 9:30 TO S proposed tliat Town o{ Manchester ’The Board of Directors was faced year was July 1, the first day of the 100% SHOP 100% WUT m W IN NMi V m iT r departments budget for the exact with that situation this year, and fiscal year. Employees were paid ac 100% RS CLOSED SUNDAYS number of days employees work in a problems developed because of in cording to salary scales of Uie new LABOR year to avoid a 27th payroll in one creased, salary requirements in all fiscal year, even though much of the PARTS PIX TUBE fiscal year. departments.. work was done during the 1976-77 4 ’Town employees are paid every 4 Moore has suggested that fiscal year 4 two weeks, and the town now budgets departments now develop budgets This situation would be avoided A t filetottj for SM days In a fiscal year, the based on the exact number of days in using his new system, Moore said. number of days in 26 two-week volved. In a 365-day year, the pay The payroll would be calculated SiQhfS • SOLTKdS lithj^lke .periods. required for an employee should be using the pay scales of both years. UPPER LEVEL O npEN in.q-.3fl Since there are 385 days in each baMd on 26.1 two-week periods since ’The size of each paycheck would de OPEN 10-9:30 273 W, MIDDLE TPKE, calendar year, and 3M days in leap the extra work day represents one- WESTFARMS MALL pend on how much work was done in 561-3847 Next To Stop & Shop years, the extra days accumulate and tenth of thenumber of woric days in a the different fiscal years. sometimes result in an extra pay two-week period, he said. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977 ■ PAGE THREE-B PAGE TW O-B- MANCHESTER EVB3<1NG HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thun.. Dec. 8,1977 After lead paint survey In South Windsor If you have Most tell Vernon panel news for area Vernon family relocated Election ruling towns, call: to leave charter alotie In his six-month report, Charles also stepped up in town. The rodent received 843 telephone calls. Many of Vassilppoulos, of Vernon’s Depart control program will include the them were related to a problem Andover Tlie revision also states that, on reference to the connmission’s pre By BARBARA RICHMOND ment of Environmental Health, said hiring of licensed applicators from residents were having with pinhole Donna Holland ...... 6460375 direction of the mayor, m ain t^ n ce sent responsibilities in the area of due bv Dec. 15 Herald Reporter during that period a lead paint survey the Environmental Health Task leaks in water pipes. Bolton Operations on buildings and grounds water supply and distribution. . Leave the town charter pretto was conducted when a family showed Force. The department has also been Donna Holland___ ...6464)375 may be performed by the Public Town Clerk Henry Butler objected much the way It Is, sums up the senti high levels of lead in the blood The task force was organized in working with Dr. Joseph Kristan, By JUDY KUEHNEL Works Department, provided the to a proposed change which would operating Richard Ryan’s place on Coventry ment of those attending a public stream and the family was relocated July and the cleaning up of Paper health director, to investigate and expense of these operations be put the town clerk u ^ e r officers and Herald Correspondent the machine. Claire Connelly___ ...742-8202 hearing of the Charter Revision Com in another building. Mill Pond in Rockville was its first outline a proposal to institute a The experts, appointed by the charged to the Parks and Recreation boards appointed by the mayor. Now South Windsor officials expect Hebron mission Wednesday n i^ t. Restaurant inspections for the first task. sodium fluoride swishing program in court, said that it was impossible to the town clerk is appointed by 'the Superior Court Judge Walter Sidor to Karen Biskupiak .. Most emphatically, those attending Department. three months emphasized cleanliness During the first six-month period the public school system and also on determine the actual number of cor ...228-0496 Town Council. Under the new prqvi- hand down a ruling about the ninth do not want a merger of the P a rb Dr. Ramsdell reminded the com of food preparation and customer the health department issued three the school lunch programs. rect votes recorded on the voting South Windsor sion It would be a mayor’s appotat- Town Council seat by Dec. 15. Department and the Recreation mission that two years ago the Parks areas and a non-smoking area was massage parlor permits bringing in Judy Kuehnel...... 644-1364 ment with approval of at least seven The foul-up in the election decision device. Department. They want the annual Department was created by or established in one local restaurant. fees of total of $150. In connection Between battling parties over the dinance and the care of the school members of the 12-member council. was caused by a malfunctioning Tolland Town Meeting to stay intact and also During the second three months with the massage parlors, 47 grounds and athletic fields was taken He also questioned the proposal to November was nice voting machine in District II. imj^rtant ninth council seat has Barbara Richmond ...643-2711 asked for a few revisions that the the inspections emphasized cross massagist permits were issued with over by that department. He said remove the Board of Selectmen and WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - It may The ruling is expected to offer a remained~af a' minimum throughoilT Vernon commission hasn’t considered. contamination by hand-to-mouth con total fees of $705, the on-going saga of post-election since then the condition of the come as small consolation now that solution as to which party — The commission proposed a revi said if this is done then provisions tact such as smoking, handling of The department inspected 60 controversy. Barbara Richmond ..643-2711 athletic fields and grounds has been winter has set in, but the National Republicans and Democrats — will sion that would keep the Town should be made for adding a Board of cooked and uncooked foods and use of restaurants during the six months Although Republicans are closer to Weather service says November was hold the majority seats on the council Meeting, but would take away the of the highest calibre. He said he Admissions. common utensils. and reviewed plans for three new holding a GOP majority on the coun Donald Berger, director of recrea warmer than usual. The service for the next two years. power of the voters to reduce the feels the Recreation Department has A seminar was offered to ones; issued 10 well permits for fees cil than they have been in the past six tion and also director of the senior reported ’Tuesday daily temperatures Sidor ruled that statistical infor I budget at that meeting. All the voters a big enough job taking care of custodians of public swimming pools totaling $150; and issued five septic years, both parties have vow^ not to citizen center, said he wouldn’t like averaged 44.4 degrees in Novemlwr, mation introduced on the part of the Bulletin board ! could do, if they didn’t like the recreation. under the State Health Department tank permits, ivith fees of $80. Charles Harlow, a member of the 3.1 degrees above normal. Democrats, showing Democrat make the election foul-up a budget, would be to reject it. State to see the senior citizen center go un and the rodent control program was During the period the department Joseph Krahula “was the most Republican versus Democratic bat Statutes forbid increasing it. Recreation Commission, echoed the der the Department of Community probable winner of the ninth council tle. Chester Walter said the town sentiments of Dr. Ramsdell, also Services. He said if finances were no seat,” was inadmissable as evidence Deputy Mayor Robert Myette Hebron meeting hasn’t been abused in the citing the tremendous amount of question he would like to see the and could not be used as a basis for ke out in favor of a plan whereby work the recreation department has senior citizens have a department of ’The Hebron Junior Women’s Club past. He said the people are getting Public told of snow rules the court’s decision. “old” council resign, forcing the mad about loosing hold of their already. their own. Attorney Edwin Lassman rseating of the newly elected, eight-will host a Tots Christmas Bazaar Ronald Hines, director of public However, he is in favor of a com Saturday from 9:30 to 11;30 a.m. at government. “If you take away the Vernon The public works crews remove sand along the roadside in 30 attempted to introduce C.W. Carter, member council — an idea wldch town meeting, you’re taking away works, also sided with Ramsdell and bined Parks and Recreation Depart snow from walks fronting on town- different spots to aid motorists who 48 Gulf St., Somers, to testify that the caused eyebrows to raise within both Phelps Hall on Route 85. Members Harlow. He said he doesn’t see where ment. Ronald Hine, Vernon’s director of and prospective members and their the powers of the people,” he said. owned property but not in front of get stuck. “statistical probability” of parties. any money would be saved with the Robert Schwartz, a member of the public works, reminds homeowners Sand and salt mixture is available children are invited. Also beginning Seymour Lavitt, chairman of the private property. Democrat Krahula winning the ninth Myette said he suggested that commission, asked Walter why he merger and he asked that his depart Board of Education, asked the com- that the ordinance concerning snow Private contractors and residents to residents at the glass recycling place — giving Democrats a 5-4 Mayor Sandra Bender remain on as at 9:30 a.m. on that same rate at ment be left out entirely. missioh to carry one provision a little removal will be enforced and viola Phelps Hall will be a Baby Jesus felt the power was being taken away plowing out driveways are urged not center on West Street and at the majority split on the council — was temporary ninth council member, Richard Tingley, director of farther and Include Board of Educa tion carries a fine of not more than Birthday Party. Each child attending from the people when they would still to pile snow In the road because this public works garage on Route 30. greater than the probability of a GOP and mayor. athletics for the Vernon School tion members in the section that $50. W s is supplied for private use only. will bring a small gift for an adult to have the power to reject the budget. creates a hazard for motorists. Hine victory. Most officials pooh-poohed system, doesn’t want the merger and states that members shouldn’t be on ’The ordinance states owners or oc said that if possible snow should be Hine also urges motorists to use be donated to the convalescent home Doris Campbell said she would be Carter was introduced as an in Myette’s plan, calling it “a joke opposed to not being able to reduce said he can’t see how it would work any other boards or comissions in cupants of any building, or land, plowed to the right side of a driveway caution in driving even if there is no taken seriously,” however, some in Colchester. Each mother is asked dustrial management consultant. the budget, and said this revision under one body. He cautioned the town because of a possible conflict of having a sidewalk abutting it are entrance so town plows don’t push it Snow on the road. He said water run Attorney Richard Rittenband, would not rule out the possibility that to bring a dozen cookies to be commission not to disturb something interests. responsible for having it cleared of donated to the home. would be taking away the last vestige back into the driveway. ning onto the roads may turn to icy speaking for the Republicans, said some “drastic measure” would be that’s successful. The commission has also con snow and ice, and sanded if patches and cause hazardous driving ’The story hour sponsored by the of the peoples’ right to participate in ’Die public works department has probability testimony from Carter necessary if the court decision was Stanley Roesler, director of ad sidered limiting the terms of Board necessary, following every storm. placed barrels filled with salt and conditions. Hebron Junior Women’s Club at the their government. “It can be very would be speculative and should not pending for more than six months. dangerous if you pay taxes and don’t ministration, presented the commis of Education members to four years. be used as a basis for a court deci This week the Town Council Douglas Library each Wednesday sion with a list of remarks he would Schwartz said he thinks this is good will be a sharing day on Dec. 14. have anything to say about it,” she sion. adopted a resolution affirming the said. like it to consider. He said because but said the method of doing it could Officials say that disregarding the fact that the present council would ’Those attending are asked to bring a the hearing went so late he didn’t feel create some technical problems. Seniors club names head friend or neighbor who has not Lavitt said the commission had dis Christmas dinner will be served at malfunctioning voting machine in> stay in office until the controversy is cussed the fact that the town meeting he should discuss the suggestions at Lavitt said the commission is Sand Hill Road. The program con resolved. attended the story hour before. ’They 1:30 p.m. at St. Margaret Mary District II, votes recorded on the' really isn’t representative anymore that time. awaiting a legal opinion on this. South Windsor sists of a balanced lunch as well as The council voted 7 to 1 in approval may tour the library and leave signed Church Hall on Dec. 14. Gifts will be remaining machines separate because of the sparce attendance. He cited what he feels are some The commission will meet Monday Vera Grust has been elected presi activities and entertainment. Reser Democrat Krahula and Republican of the motion — introduced by Coun and dated Christmas decorations for conflicts in the proposed changes. He night to go over the suggestions exchanged and a carol sing is the library tree. Miss Campbell said she feels that dent of the South Windsor Senior vations must be made in advance by planned. Ryan by a close margin. Ryan would cilman John Archer — with Myette even if just one or two people attend said one chapter states that the offered at the hearing before presen Citizens club. Vera Reardon will calling Sally Clark. have needed about 135 votes on the voting against. Councilman Len they still have the right to speak out. director of administration shall ting them to the Town Council and a serve as vice-president, Mildred Bingo is played every Tuesday Open day at gym faulty machine to have won the ninth Sorosiak was absent from the vote. Lester Baum, chairman of the serve as the finance department head further public hearing. Ryan, secretary and Mary Roberts, following lunch. No reservations The South Windsor Recreation Puritan’s Aquawool'*’ Sport Shirt Goes Right in the Washing Machine. council seat. The town charter calls for a nine- Democratic Town Committee, said while another chapter states that the treasurer. need be made for bingo. Bingo usual Department will sponsor Women’s . On election day, the malfunc member council. Gift to widows he thinks it should be decided if the controller (a position not filled) shall The new officers will take office in ly begins about 12:15. open day play at the Timothy Judge Francis O’Brien of Hartford Classic styling In a rich blend of 85% tioning machine tallied 85 more votes HARTFORD. (UPI) - The Hun town meeting is wanted, and if it is, be responsible for the efficiency, dis ( Almanac ) January. ’Thursday is Senior Drop-In day for Edwards School gym Wednesday Superior Court has imposed an in wool, 15% nylon. A man’s shirt all the way, for Ryan than the actual number of dred Club of Connecticut says it will then the right to reduce the budget cipline and good conduct of the Local seniors are reminded of the crafts, games and activities at St. nights from 8 to 10 p;m. Sneakers are people voting on the machine. junction, presented to Town Clerk richly detailed and sure to stay looking O give 840,000 next week to the families should be retained. He said he feels Finance Department while another South Windsor Senior Citizens Nutri Peter’s Hall, beginning at 12:15 until required. For further information crisp and neat wearing after wearing. Three voting machine experts Charles Enes, forbidding the section said the director of ad tion Program, which is held daily at 3 p.m. contact the Recreation Department, puntan of 74 police and firemen who were that just allowing rejection of the By United Press International examined the machine the week swearing in of any of the eight cer ministration shall not be the con Town Hall, 644-2511. Machine wash and dry for easy care. ■ SF>ORTSW EAR killed in the line of duty over the past budget could cause all kinds of chaos. Today Is Thursday, Dec. 8, the St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Hall on The Senior Citizens Club annual following election and discovered a tified winners, pending a decision on troller. He said if this is taken literal THE BIVARNACO GROUP 10 years. He said he would not like to see the 342nd day of 1977 with 23 to foUow. * 2 0 " ® broken “tooth” in one of the gears the ninth member. town meeting disappear but he would ly it could present a number of TTie moon is approaching its new like some kind of requirement for a problems. phase. minimum number of voters to attend He said references throughout the Morra to auction for club \ 0 charter, to “finance officer” should TTie morning stare are Mare, and vote on approval or rejection. members of the club. The club is accepting donations of Park commission named Town Councilman Morgan be deleted and replaced with con Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Bolton The club is having a raffle for canned and dried food items for troller. The evening star is Mercury. Campbell also said he would not like Richard Morra, former first various amounts of groceries in con several families in town. And the Bolton spreader on the vehicle and trading sidering purchasing the Alton proper In the section on extension of sewer Those born on this date are under to see the privilege of reduction of selectman of Bolton, will be the auc junction with the auction. The club is accepting donations of warm, in the present spreader. ty for such use. lines, which states that a property the sign of Sagittarius. The Bolton Board of Selectmen the budget rem ov^. tioneer at the Bolton Woman’s Club drawing will be Thursday at 8:30 baby clothing up to size 12 months for According to a town ordinance the Most everyone discussing the owner may or may not connect his made six appointments to the Park Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, Eli Whitney, American inventor of annual'Christmas auction Thursday p.m. at the park. For tickets call San a new mother in town. purchase of any item over $400 must situation a g r ^ there is a need for property to the sewer line, Roesler Advisory Commission at its meeting superintendent of schools, expressed the cotton gin, was born Dec. 8,1765. at 8 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. dra Pierog, 643-6326. Donations for either, project may go out to bid but the bidding can be suggested it be reviewed for possible ’Tuesday. Appointed to the recently more town offices. concern about the proposed On this day in history: The auction will feature handmade The auction is open to the public. be brought to the auction or left at establiêd commission were Anne waived. In other business the selectmen: “marriage” of the Parks and conflicts with recent U. S. Depart ment of Environmental Protection In 1776, George Washington items, Christmas items and baked The club’s business meeting will the home of Sally Barr or Carol Com Tierney, Polly Harris, Samuel Selectman John Carey said the • Approved spending ^,7 5 4 for Recreation departments which crossed the Delaware River near goods, all made or donated bv begin at 7:15 p.m. fort!. maintenance of the present seven- various Comprehensive Employment regulations concerning user charges. Teller, T. Dye Hooper, Raymond would have control of the care of all ’Trenton, N.J., and landed on Pran- Soma and Michael Fisher. year-old spreader was not what it Training Act (CETA) positions. ’The recreation areas and facilities He also said that the section on ttie sylvania soil. . E S' There is a question of whether or should have been. Carey said it would amount is completely reimbursable. belonging to the town. Sewer Commission makes no not Ms. Tierney is a registered voter cost about $2,500 to repair it. • Approved spending $2,400 for the in Bolton. According to the voter Alton property rejected purchase of a radar gun for the Rockville I Are you a wage earner and not cur- | registration list, she is not. ’The selectmen said the purchase of police. The amount is completely rently participating in a retirement - ■.V.X’ * reimbursable. hoipltal notee / MANCHESTER PARKAOE Under the town charter the longest the Alton property for use as a town pian.. .or are you seif-emiployed with the tempoary park commission, or facility is no longer under considera • Accepted the resignation of OPEN DAILY 9-11 Admitted Wednesday: any temporary commission, can be tion. Judith Miner from the Senior GS SUNDAY 9-5 no pension... then see Rrst Federal Joseph Begin, Hoffman Road, in effect is 18 months. ’The reasons given for its no longer Citizens Committee. Anyone in Savings before December 31st, open Manchester; Thomas C3n ’The selectmen tabled making any being consider^ are cost, removing terested in filling the vacancy should Lower Donahue, Irene Drive, Ver an IRA (Individual Retirement Account) appointments to the recently es call the selectmen’s office, 649-8743. taxable property from the tax rolls, a non; Jeffrey Fluckiger, Fair- Gift Ideas from King’s Jewelry Dept and eveiy year you can deposit 15% of your tablished six-member Recreation better location for consolidation of • Accepted the town clerk’s record view Avenue, Rockville; Advisory Commission to a future offices can probably be found and check as completed by Catherine Nellie Gaskell, Montauk MENS, LADIES FAMOUS BRAND income up to a maidmum of $1,500 into a high meeting. turning a historic building into town Peterson and Sandra Plerog. They Drive, Vernon; Linda interest IRA account Eveiy year the CO However, consideration is being offices would probably ruin it. said outside of a couple of minor Hawkins, Ginger Lime, East 17 Jewel Watches amount you deposit is der given to Gil Boisoneau, Mark First Selectman Henry Ryba said adjustments the volumes were in Hartford; Esther Hollister, Buonome, Anthony Kalkus, Fred one reason it was important to con excellent order. Vernon Avenue, Rockville; • B«nnit • H«lbra« • Vuleibi • Walthm ducted from your taxable Beecher, Philip Daly, Michael sider such a purchase and bring it to • Appointed Ernest Shepherd and Kenneth Kozak, Charter • Elgin • Onnn • Dutontt by Ludwi Piccard income. Pius, the interi»t Cavanau^, Harvey Harpin, Frances Ryba a subcommittee of two to begin Road, Rockville; Patricia townspeople’s attention was to Lessard, Franklin Park, canned is tax-free until you Post, James McCurry and Robert prohibit praple from saying in the working on how the town’s revalua Your Chamberland. tion will be done. Rockville; Anthony Mattia, retire and beg^ td retire , future, “Why didn’t you consider the Vernon Manor, Vernon; Choice Spreader purchase approved Alton property?” • Approved the establishment of a Frances Oliver, Court Street, your benefits. Want a ^ The selectmen waived bidding and The selectmen will ask the seven-member Economic Develop Rockville; Michael Petersen, Ladles sport, dress andpehto styles. Mens calendar, day/dateand water-resistant ^higher deduction? Self- approved the purchase of a spreader Republican Town Committee for ment Committee. Committee WlndsorWUe Road, Vernon; models. Gift boxed. Manufacturers guarantee. employed? Save 15% of ypjur for |4,2l6 for the "green monster” suggestions for a site for consolida members will be appointed in Ernest Rotber, Orchard (a town truck) from Casey and tion of town buildings. The January. Anyone Interested in ser Street, Rockville; Elizabeth earned income up to a maidmum % DuPuis. Republicans went on record as being ving on the committee should call the Scheibs, Talcott Avenue, of $7,500vdth a First Federal Rockville; Robin Tierney, ’The price includes installing the Opposed to the selectmen’s con- selectmen’s office, 649-8743. • Awaited an estimate from Hart Dart Hill Road, Vernon; ^ Keogh Pian, Both First Fe«(isrrt .^;| ford Electric Light Company for the Joseph Wisnieski, Village Flanit have a iw ^ paid the highest ‘ ‘ cost of installing street lights on Street, Rockville. Annual meeting short Discharged Wednesday; t v ratd'aBowed by law, Brian Drive, Westridge Drive, Mount Mrs. Mary Anne Capello a ^ Sumner Drive and Toomey Lane. '.currentty... 7*3/4%. Bolton official report. son, Tolland; Mrs. Jean v'' '^4'W i, , * / ^ < ^ ^ ’ • Will request copies of the fire Gauthier and son. South Bolton’s Annual Town Meeting ’The Town Meeting accepted 23 marshal’s report, with his permis Street, Vernon; Neil Laf- Monday, held in spite of the incle acres of land from London Park and sion, from the Board of Fine Com forthun, Tolland; Francis BOYS AND MENS TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ment weather, was attended by about Westridge Drive, Brian Drive and TEENS AND LADIES Puritan’s Pure Lambswooi Aquaknlt<° Sweaters Are Machine Wash and missioners. Laskowski, Vernon Avenue, Calendar-Skindiver MICROELECTRONIC BANGLE BRACELET 30 residents. Mount Sumner Drive as town roads. Correction Rockville; Elmer MacKin Dry Because the annual report for The Conservation Commission non, Wethersfield; Charles W atches Digital Watches Watches fiscal 1976-1977 available at the town went on record as being in favor of The annual banquet for the Bolton Marshall Jr., Taylor Street, Tigers A, B and C midget football Vernon; Melanie Maynard, clerk’s office, those at the meeting accepting the land from London 0 7 7 0 1 1 7 Soft and plush, these sweaters are made voted to dispense with the oral Park. players, cheerleaders and their Tolland; William O’Brien, J 0 3 7 from the first clip of baby sheep. Full reports of various offices and boards ’The Town Meeting lasted about 15 parente will be Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Broad Brook; Mrs. Donna Precision Swisstimepisca fashioned, so the look Is smooth, custom- puritan Staves and son, Dlmock Road, and accept the written report as the minutes. Fiano’s Restaurant. It was inadver with luminous dial, Easy-read L.E.D. display Latest look In fashion ■ SROF=?TSW EAR tantly reported it would be Friday. Coventry; Daniel Stefanlk, automatic date change. showa hours, minutes, watches. Gold or silver made. Superwash process assures easy Crestrldge Drive, Vernon; Tested to 5 ATM water seconds, month, date at the tone. All S w iu timepieces , machine wash and dry. M-L-XL. Colors: THE B VA R N A C O GROUP Mary Woodcock, Glens Fails, presaute. 1 yr factory warr. touch of a button. «S25/1 2 with 1 yr factory warranty. Maize, grey, green, camel. N. Y.; Linda Worthiiyton, En I t Adult school needs teachers field. * 26"" Coventry Teachers may volunteer their ser The cutoff date is the end of Birth Wednesday: A son to SOUNDESIGN Coventry Adult Education Director vices or be paid the regular instruc January. Interested teachers may Mr. and Mrs. Rich Ueiott, Shenlpsit Lake Road, Tolland. Teressa Williams is looking for tional fee of $7.50 per hour. There are call or write Ms. Williams at the Walkie-Talkies teachers for the spring semester of no formal academic requirements Coventry High School on Ripley HiU the,Adult Education Iôgram spon other than a knowledge of the subject Road irtth information atout the Slayer sought sored by the Board of Education. area. course they would like to offer. ! V ■■;. NEW LONDON (UPI)- Operates on 9-volt battery. Police were searching Push-to-talk button, REGAL Ms. Williams met with memhers today for the slayer of telescopic antenna, volume Area police report j o f the Community Education Council Francis Silva, a 60-year-old control. Model 7144. warehouse supervisor ' 'If"' I ' • I (bBMry not WkImM) MEN’S SHOP recently to draw up tentative course UDIESAND GIRLS "Where Women Like to Shop tor Men" Vernon Tolland County Superior Court. offerings. Among those expected to iriiose semi-clad and badly' DRESS A SPORT Norman R. Young, 18, of 56 be run this spring are woodworking, beaten body was found In SCHICK ■ > ■ S i t * ■ * ' V Charles Williams, 27, of Hartford, Hillside Avenue, Vernon, and oriental cooking, and small engines his bed. Watches was charged Wednesday with thiW Michael Broucuglio, 16, of West maintenance. AuUiorities say be had coonti of third-degree burglary and Electric Shaver Hartford, were charged Wednesday b ^ beaten with “an un 903 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA one count each of second degree and with third-degree larceny. identified blunt In The tuition for each course will be fourtlHiegree larceny. Police said they were apprehended strument.” MANCHESTER VERNON $15, and at least ten students are He was charged In connection with removing tape decks from cars Silva’s body was dis Sell sharpening chromium steel SwiM precision walchaa OPEN TONITE A FRIDAY OPEN EVERY NIGHT needed to make a course self- throe breaks into apartments at the parked in the conunuter parking lot covered Wednesday mor heads, adjustable comfort con with leather or expansiM TIL 9:00 TIL 0:00 sustaining. The council Is exploring bands. 1 year factory Mt. Vernon complex during August. on Route 3o. They were held on $ ^ ning by his landlord and a trol. Mustache and sidebum East Hartford, GtaatonI ; Vamon, Roelivllla and South VAndsor. SUNDAY 12 - S SUNDAY 12 - 5 ways of subsidizing the program so servica warranty. Police said these charges will be surety bonds and were to be trimmer. Travel case. that tuitioni may be r ^ c ^ next co-woriter. 'ITiey were con added to numerous other ( ^ g e s presented in court today In cerned when he did not year. already pending against Williams In Rockville. report to work on time. PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 8. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B Satellites can change business habits Bennet Junior High School honor roll nlflOMl niitsiHp R nrkwpirs P itU hii By llniltfil PrrHs International placed outside Rockwell’s Pittsburgh and A CBT Second Mortgage can help solve big money needs. Schnipper said Prelude could radically Seal Beach facilities. Nicolas Djiounas, Janice Bennet Junior High Mullen, Jennifer Nelson. A two-way satellite communications change business in ways that are "beyond Among other applications of two-way Grade 8 Doering, Theresa Dumas, Business ) , School has announced the Kim Nguyen, Linda Oliver, system that permits participants to do the range of our current vision.” satellite transmission tested by SBS: Vito Addabbo, Paige Georgeanne Ebersold, Diana honor roll for the first Denise Parent!, Diana Pear everything but shake hands could “The computer had a dramatic impact • U.S. Department of Housing and Ur Anthony, Michelle Armen- son, Ronald Pedemonte, Flaveil, Joanne Frechette, quarter, ending Nov. 10, revolutionize American business methods. Rockwell’s cooperation with SBS, Robin on the way companies run their business, ban Development Secretary Patricia tano, Debra Aubut, Bruce Robert Piccin, Laura Putira, Wendy Graff, Donna U jp t o $ 25, o o o I m * homeowners. son, in Seal Beach, Calif., and Herb 1977. Grinavich, Lynne Heberem, “Project Prelude,” coordinated by such as the potential movement to a Harris stayed in Washington, but spoke Baltovick Jr., Gina &rbieri, Lisa St. Laurent, Cheryl San • Betrow $5JXX) to $25;(XX). Sateliite Business Systems, McLean, Va., Schnipper, Prelude coordinator in cashless society,” Schnipper said, Deborah Barnes, Kendrick Richard Haberem, Michael with a group of West Coast mayors on Grade 7 toro, Robert Schaefer, • Take to 10 years to repay. uses a Nationai Aeronautics and Space Pittsburgh, three days each week flip drawing a parallei to Prelude. Beckwith, Melissa Beisley, Pauline Schendel, Sharon Hall,.M artin Hancock, problems affecting urban areas and was Donna Adamy, Ryan Analisa Haney, William • 12.5% annual percentage rate. Administration sateliite and is designed to switches that activate the elaborate Prelude, h^ said, could introduce "a William Belekewicz, Daniel Sirois, Angela Stack, Sandra able to discuss the issues with them Albers, Brenda Allen, Kristin Harrington, Jennifer Hediund. evaluate the feasibility of establishing a new way of looking at the organizational Bissette, Adam Borgida, John Stauffer, Shelby Strano, • Fast response to your request experimental transmission studios, which afterwards. Anderson, Mary Barnes, Brozek, Margaret Busky, Lin Michael Hellandbrand, structure. Distance is important today in Marybeth Tomlinson. private space-age communications inciu'de 7-foot television screens. • Surgeons were able to view a distant Deborah Blair, Leslie da Bynun, Michael Calabro. 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Larmett, Judy Libera, Brian Conlon, Patricia Marcella MacDonald, Mary $5,000. 89.60 7 years 2,526.40 7,526.40 ministrative systems for Rockweli Inter- through a high-speed data iinkup and dis- munications sateliite in use. It is in a sity, Ontario, by satellite, aliowing the James Ferrari, Timothy Ziebarth, Christine Zito. nationai Corp., predicted the com piay freeze frames of charts or geosynchronous orbit 22,300 miles over the Crowley, Laurie Darna. Finnegan. Mahar, Nilsa Marques. participating professors to-address the Timothy Davis, Doryea Grade 9 Patricia Marti, Holly munications innovation couid “eliminate photographs. west coast of South America. 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BANKAMERICARD/VISA STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 a I ® to*^P.M."!?ATliSifjY • SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. •SATURDAY metropolitan area, he said. ! MANCHISTER PARKAOE. ManeUMtir Spuicir S I SHOP RITE PLAZA Loouor mfs /haek Sign in ypur Congregational Church will The single copy price neighborh^ OBALBPR meet tonight at 7:30 in the will be 25 cents. i A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION Hobbins Room of the of__ PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STOflES church. PAGE SIX-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Dec. 8, 19T? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Thurs.. Dec. 8,1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B Biologists seek new Mars life search WASHINGTON (UPI) - Confused by all tbe question of life on Mars. The factors against current life are the FOR YOUR Howe reaches 1,000 goal milestone the ambiguous findings of Project Viking, NASA had hoped to follow up last lack of detectable organic compounds in [ Science } sununer’s twin Viking landings with tbe surface material, the presence of strong a committee of biologists recommends SHOPPWGCONVEIIENGE team’s loss. zie had scored the goal on a tip-in. He 544 goals by Maurice Richard. landing in 1984 of more advanced robots oxidizing compounds in the soil and the HARTFORD (UPI)-No. 1,- No. 999, Howe electrified fans when of radio and newspaper reporters that the federal space agency plan new ______w w U lb * he moved toward the opposition goal “Gordie got it and I’m pleased,” that followed Howe to record the was booed. ■ Now concerned with pacing Their report said there are three more equipp^ to roam the Martian surface to low probability that liquid water exists on lOOO. Gordie Howe finally has it. space expeditions to search the most and produced a chorus of groans Sonmor said. “It took the pressure event. "First time. I’ve ever been booed himself, Howe said he didn’t feel possibilities concerning life on Mars; carry out scientific investigations. Budget Mars today. hospitable places on Mars for signs of life. • The 49-year-old superstar of when he missed a shot. off of them and it had a big influence “A lot of my fellow players were for scoring the winning goal,” pressure going for the 1,000th. • Life exists elsewhere on, or beneath, restrictions, however, have all but killed The panel recommended that the next A new report by the National Academy OPEN SUNDAY professional hockey, already “Thank (3od, it’s over,” said the on us losing the game." passing up scoring opportunities — McKenzie reflected after the game. Howe’s steady play in more than the planet’s surface; such a mission for at least two more Mars mission examine subsurface soil of Sciences committee on planetary 18 holder of the record for the graying Howe. “I was happy to get it Birmingham tied the contest 1-1 on trying to feed me the puck,” Howe The essence of Howe’s skill is his 1,700 games is reflected in career • Life evolved at some earlier time but years. samples from areas likely to contain DEC. nth & DEC. th biology and chemical evolution said it has most goals scored, made out of the way. A lot of my dreams a shot by Bob Stephenson but the said. “But why chase the puck when I cool composure in even the most hec statistics that do not show spurts or no longer exists; The academy committee noted that water-deposited sediments, areas 12 Noon lo 5 P.M. become increasingly unlikely that the yes- have been answered.” Whalers went ahead to stay at 19:41 couldn’t do anything with it? My tic skirmishes among players. lulls. His best year statistically was • Life never evolved and the planet has some Viking findings enhance the bordering the planet’s polar ice caps and jports history Wednesday and-no biology results from last year’s Howe’s goal came on assists from of the first period on Mike Roger’s backhand is off because of the Howe, who will be 50 in March, the 1968-69 season, the only one in Viking landings indicate the presence of always b ^ lifeless. possibility of current or past life on Mars from terrain likely to cover frozen ôund. night with the 1,000th goal of, John McKenzie and Mike Antonovich 10th goal of the season. wrist.” moves deliberately, manipulating which he scored more than 100 points Martian life. "The last three possibilities are all and others diminish the possibility of life his long career. How this should be done is a major 977 MAIN 8T. at 1:36 of the first period. Gordie Roberts, Larry Pleau and Howe’s coach, Harry Neale, the stick and puck in an expert for Detroit. questions of fundamental biological im there today. But the panel said it cannot be ruled out DOWNTOWN When Howe began his career with McKenzie fired in second-period wished for more than one reason that manner that still thrills the crowds. Howe had retired for two years portance,” the committee said. The pro-life findings are that water once problem. The panel said soft landing craft After having 999 goals for nearly a that some positive signals from the MANCHESTER Detroit in the National Hockey goals to extend New England’s lead Howe would score his 1,000th. He has switched from relying on his after leaving Detroit. Those three questions form the basis for flowed on the surface, that large amounts like the Vikings can best carry in month, Howe struck from three feet spacecraft were produced by living GIFT SHOP League there were only five other youthful sped to a more gentle mo But with two promising hockey the panel’s recommendation that the of ice are almost certainly locked in the struments to carry out the necessary out after only 1:36 into the first to 5-1. systems. And the scientists said it also is biological investigations, but they may not major professional hockey teams — Neale’s been irritated by the media tion as he glides effortlessly between playing sons, Marty and Mark, he National Aeronautics and Space Ad rock and soil of the planet, that salts exist period. That emptied the Whalers’ Birmingham’s Ken Linseman got a possible, though remote, that Viking just be able to reach the areas of most in Chicago, New York, Boston, Toronto crush. “They want to interview him younger players. He never wears a returned to the ice wars. He went to ministration begin planning for post- on the surface and that nitrogen exists in bench as teammates poured onto the third-period goal but the Whalers missed any living creatures at the two lan terest. and Montreal. retaliated 34 seconds later with a in the men’s room, the shower, on the helmet. Houston where the Aeros hoped to ding sites. Viking expeditions to answer once and for Mars' thin atmosphere. ice for backslapping and prompted a There have been many changes in standing ovation from a crowd of score by Jack Carlson. Bir bus, everywhere,” Neale said last capitalize on the magic Howe name Sometimes awkward in their hockey since then. His 1,000th goal more than 10,000 fans. mingham’s Mark Napier got the final month. in the fledgling WHA. Howe led the l a s a eagerness, they usually give a wide came in Birmingham, Ala., while he Howe, who has been nursing an in goal for Birmingham. Aeros to two straight AVCO World Resistant | berth to the Saskatchewan native. was helping lead the World Hockey jured wrist, said the elusive goal was New England, at the top of the Others have been waiting too. trophies, the symbol of the WHA While all the sports world and Association New England Whalers'— beginning to wear thin on his team WHA, upped its record to 17-6-3. Bir Last week, a packed house at the championship. gonorrhea media waited for the event, Howe based in Hartford — to a 6-3 win over mates and had taken its toll on his mingham, in the cellar of the league, Hartford Civic Center stood and Two years later, the Howe family the Birmingham Bulls. applauded for four minutes when was his usual placid self. play. fell to 8-14-2. and Aeros management parted ways spreading Many of the players on the ice with they thought Howe had finally done Toward the end of his 25 golden and last May, The Whalers decided to Howe at the time hadn’t been born Howe’s goal appeared to take the Now that it’s over, the front it. The hockey great was mobbed and years with the Detroit Red Wings of cast their lot with a living legend in ATLANTA (UPI) - The 'when he first played for the Red punch out of Birmingham's offense. running Whalers can resume their hugged by his teammates. the National Hockey League, he said bringing a winner to Hartford. Center for Disease Control MALOFTSTORE Wings 30 years ago. Bulls’ Coach Glen Sonmor said the But when the cheering faded, the he felt the most pressure in sur The legend has lived up to his winning ways without the distraction says a new type of “super OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 10 P.M. SUNDAY TIL 6 P.M. " In the 10 games since he scored opening goal was decisive in his of television cameras and the hordes scorekeeper announced John McKen passing the NHL all-time record of fame. gonorrhea” that penicillin won't cure has spread to 19 countries and is suspected in at least two others. The resistant strain of gonorrhea also has been Thoughts Free tops offense identified in 26 states in this country where 228 con Girls’ Holiday Tops firmed cases have oc ApLENty curred since the first infec Our 4-eXKniU as 76ers roll on tion came to the attention 060 Reg. Our Reg. n o ? W 7-14 of medical authorities in 4.99 3.M ...... £ ' .0.0’• u March 1976. Colorful selection of 50% poly, 50% NEW YORK (UPI) — Lloyd Free signed a five-year extension The new gonorrhea cotton knits, plaid flannels, screen prints! By Len Auster of his contract with the Philadelphia 76ers Wednesday and a few CO*.*' or solids in sizes 7-14. bacteria produce an en hours later showed why they have so much confidence in him. zyme which destroys the penicillin antibiotic activi Girls’ Print Skirts and The Portland Trailblazers seemed ty before the drug can at Denim Gauchos Can’t get away Pisch at Clark University. The latter in command, at 76-71, with 4:17 25 seconds left in the game enabled already is getting notoriety for his remaining in the third period when tack and destroy the infec Once a habit, always. The old the Bullets to score their 10th victory 69.99 play. Free led a blazing fast break, which tion. Reg. axiom 'you can’t teach an old dog in the last 12 games and stay on top of Monday night Clark trimmed enabled the 76ers to score 16 straight The first cases were OurOrig. new tricks’ does hold true, especially the Central Division with a 14-8 5.99 to 7.99 Trinity, 93-74, and it was Pisch’s points and open up an 89-78 lead. The detected in the United when talking about former basket record. Jim Chones led the Cavs with bui" '" . couno „ spark off the bench which led the 76ers protected the lead throughout States nearly two years Dainty tiered peasant skirts, styled ball coaches. 20 points. gauchos with great hip details. Machine B visitors from Worcester, Mass., to the fourth period for a 122-100 victory ago. There was evidence at ' Take ex-East Catholic cage mentor Parers I 18. Jazz IU3 i)'8' washable, 714. victory. Pisch made four steals and and the two National Basketball that time that the disease m 4.99 Stan Ogrodnik for example. He was Rickv Sobers scored 24 points and was brought into this coun four of five floor shots in bringing Association playoff finalists of last held Pete Maravich to 18 for the Boys’ Long Sleeve assistant five years and head man Clark to within one after the Ban season split their first two games of try by servicemen retur S i - ' nine more at the Eagles’ Nest. When ning from the Far East. tams had opened a healthy lead. this year. Knit Shirts he felt his intensity diminish one iota, Afterwards, Clark Coach Wally "(C.J.) Jones was getting he ball Extensive medical ef Ogrodnik elected to step aside in Collar Model Halas stated, "John is my best defen off the backboard to me and the guys forts to contain the Our Reg. stead of giving less than his always NBA Knits 8-18 sive player. He’s always sticking in were filling the lanes." explained penicillin-resistant 4.59 Our Reg 433 i 110 percent. m si to 4.99 5 99... his nose for that ball. His play woke Free after the game. "That's the trick gonorrhea were im But his relationship with the game us up.” — to give it up when someone can Pacers. Maravich connected on only mediately launched by Great assortment of turtlenecks, and has not been sever^, far from it. 1^ federal health officials and crews in solids and fancy patterns; 8-18. dump it. Or you go in yourself.” nine of 27 shots. Indiana had a 10- Ogrodnik is serving as an advance For the record Free, who signed the new contract point lead at halftime. state health departments. scout for UConn Coach Dom Pemo, The World Health Boys’ Flannel Shirts Joe Whelton IS the all-time leading on his 25th birthday, had 17 points Spurs 125, Nets 122 checking out and sending back and was credited with seven assists George (jervin and Larry Kenon Organization also warned reports on future Husky opponents. career scorer at East Catholic. A r its 151 member countries and Sweatshirts ~ review of microfilms of back issues as the 76ers raised their record to 15- combined for 64 points as the Spurs He's busy with outside ventures but 2 since Bill Cunningham replaced beat the Nets at Piscataway. N.J. against an outbreak of the Cotton flannel plaid Ogrodnik still found time last of The Herald shows Whelton No. 1 new strain. M with 1,147 points; Tim Kearns No. 2 Gene Shue as coach. Coach Kevin Loughery of the Nets orCreslan' knits: Si t i weekend to watch former player Physicians have been I Our Reg. sizes 8-18. with 1,091 points and Ray LaGace George McGinnis wound up the was ejected from the game. Bernard 4.49 Mark Dumais perform for 76ers' leading point-getter with 24 King led the Nets with 36 points. using another, more expen Massachusetts Maritime. No. 3 at 1,0M points. 4-7 Flannel >77 and Julius Erving had 22. Bill Walton sive antibiotic — spec- Our Reg. 3.59 The interest is still there. Previous incomplete keeping of Historic moment tinoycin — to combat the records showed Kearns with 1,172 and Maurice Lucas had 25 each for The same holds true for former Gordie Howe raises arms after scoring 1.000th goal last night Portland. resistant VD. UConn head man Dee Rowe. He is pts., Whelton 1,153 pts. and LaGace Campbell I\o. 1 Dr. Roland St. John, a 1 m 1,083 pts. If somebody has accurate against Birmingham. Looking on are teammate Mike An Denver scored a 123-116 victory now in a fund-raising capacity for the tonovich and Bulls' goalie John Garrett and Dale Hoganson. over Atlanta. Phoenix defeated NEW YORK (UPI) - Earl CDC venereal disease university but still takes in Husky records which’Il clear up the dis Campbell, unbeaten Texas Univer specialist, said cases have SWEATERS crepancy, HELP... (UPI photo) Detroit. 113-107. Washington beat Boys’ Solids, Fancies, contests. Cleveland, 96-95, Boston topped Kan sity's 220-pound running back with an been detected in Califor F'rior to Tuesday night’s game with Remember last year’s East-South explosive "second effort" reminis nia, Hawaii, Utah, New sas City, 113-109, Indiana downed 4 6 6 _ J 9 9 New Hampshire, Rowe, in the up quarterfinal basketbal game which cent of Jimmy Brown, was honored Jersey, Missouri, Kansas, went to the Rebels, 54-52, as New Orleans, 118-103, and San An stairs athletic office’s lounge, ad tonio shaded New Jersey. 125-122, in today as the United Press Inter North Carolina, Virginia, Our Reg. 5.99 to 9.99 mitted to being more relaxed, except Carlson’s tap at the buzzer which was national's college football player of Colorado, Minnesota, good was ruled no good because it other games. Great choice of styles and colors, when the game begins. Thirty-seven Niigpi'l.s 12.'!. iraHk.u 116 the year. Washington, Michigan, all machine washable; 418. years of association with basketball was a tap and not a shot. A glimpse at The 22-year old native of Tyler. Texas, Iowa, Florida, some of the new rules shows this ‘Celtics pride Dan Issel scored 34 points and makes the break impossible. The Texas, whose relentless pounding at Maine, Oregon, Nebraska, David Thompson added 32 for the Imported Handmade Wicker colorful Rowe looked good. He’s lost year the "tap” would’ve been good, it rival lines enabled Texas to finish the Alabama, New York, Girls’ Wraps, Belted & Nuggets who stretched their home 17 pounds, exhibiting the new svelt would be 04-54, and let’s play over season as the only perfect-record Arizona, Massachusetts, P Hooded Styles winning streak to 12 games. John Reduced for the Holidays look hitching up his belt, and his con time. It just came a year late for the team in the country-and made him West Virginia, Maryland, Brown had 19 points for the Hawks sumption of cigarettes is way down. Eagles. shows in win the favorite to win the Heisman Rhode Island and Arkan Some Examples: and Charles Criss added 16. For Ogrodnik, Rowe and all othors .''iiiis 1 1.'!. Pistons 107 Trophy, was a runaway winner in the sas. It also has been Nymph Chair, Our Reg. 34.95 ...... 24.40 Our Reg. 8 .9 9 to ll.9 9 Commentary.,- annual post-season voting by sports detected in Guam. like them, old ties will never be Walter Davis scored two field Up-to the-minute fashions in a forgotten. The MANCHESTER HIGH BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Celtics called on days gone by writers and sports casters around the Clusters of cases have Hampers & Trunks, Our Reg. 29.99...... 20.70 V-.'-'V goals and six free throws sparking a i 1 great collection of styles! 7-14. (underline that) Boosters (Jlub Mon for a good dose of ‘‘Celtics Pride.” country. occurred in California, M ( r ) 24-9 spurt that enabled the Suns to 3 Tier Shelf, Our Reg. 13.88...... 9.77 W day night at Manchester Country The motto was adopted by the with 109 reported since ii Club honored the ILLING JUNIOR think of itself as a loser. rally for their victory at Detroit. The March of 1976. Hawaii has Love Seat, Reg. 5 9 .99 ...... 42.60 III team in past successful seasons when "When you get below .500, it Pistons, led by Bob Lanier's 27 Two contributors HIGH football team with a banquet. the Celtics were known for their had 30, Utah 14 and mm doesn't mean you have to stop points, had surged to an 88-73 lead Hoop pairings Tables, Reg. 43.99 ...... 3 3 .4 0 1 For many years college basketball That’s great for Illing and for the teamwork. The Celtics, off to a poor Missouri 12. thinking like a .700 ballplayer," with just under eight minutes left in PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Not all Styles In All Stores. programs drew talent from youngsters. When you look at it start this season, regrouped for a 113- Despite the discovery of -m/m- Cowens said. “You can't be satisfied regulation time. The Suns wrapped it Providence College meets Jackson 1 * Manchester. The untold tale, though, closer, it’s downright revolting. 109 win Wednesday night win over 18 additional cases in this c: winning one game or thinking any up in overtime on baskets by Alvan ville and Holy Cross battles Brown in 3 was all of it was being produced by The Manchester High boosters club the Kansas City Kings, country in October, St. bright hopes or nothing. You've got Adams. Don Buse and Paul Westphal the Dec. 16 opening games of the se East Catholic High. (lower case) should be honoring high Dissension is apparent this season. John believes the chances Weller to think like a .700 player and team." and two free throws bv Davis. cond annual Industrial National .I-. X That is no longer the picture as school squads, not Illing. The high The latest exhibit of that was an are excellent the "super Soldering Gun school boys’ cross country team won Cowens and John Havlicek both liiillHs 06. (:a^s 0,5 Classic at the Providence Civic gonorrhea,” although Prestone II Manchester High under Doug Pear argument Tuesday night between felt the Celtics moved the ball around Kevin Grevey's three-point playwith n son’s leadership has started to turn a CIAC state title and the girls’ guard Jo Jo White and Coach Tom Center. remaining a problem, will Our Anti-Freeze swimming team won the CCIL well. Reg. out college-quality players. The Heinsohn after an overtime loss in not become a major public m crown. Has the "boosters club” 16.89 Caldor's colleges in the long run will benefit. New York to the Knicks. health concern in the Frestoiie honored these squads? Word is out United States. Dual heat soldering gun, ac Low East still turns out its share. Disagreement was put aside Price H ^ it’s in the planning stages but words [Basketball I “We’ve been at it nearly cessories and case. All purpose Freshman Dumais at Massachusetts Wednesday night. kit. Coolant system protection lor year Maritime was named MVP of the are cheaper than action. two years now and it hasn’t unrum unm 'round use. With built-in rust and "I just announced the starting corrosion fighters Whaler City Invitational Tournament Isn’t it about time they rechristen lineup before the game. It’s all right. engulfed the United m I— -> that group the 'Football Boosters SENIOR States," he said. in New London. John Lusa and Jeff He’s a big boy and I’m a big boy,” Five players in double m Helm are at Marist College in Club’ and drop the facade it’s trying was Heinsohn’s only comment about Other countries repor Rechargeable to present? The active members, figures led Moriarty Bros, ting the super strain of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Jon Lindberg is the affair. to a 99-61 win over Tull last Fire Extinguisher at Manchester Community College, those in the public view, have a bad "We won the game, maybe that'll gonorrhea were Belgium, case of tunnel vision. There are night at Illing. Tom Foran Denmark, The Gary Carlson at Assumption College turn us around and head us in the led the way for Moriarty’s 1 I Our and Peter Thompson at Worcester others who paid their fee who thought other direction,” Heinsohn said. "We Netherlands, Norway, 493 it would be all-encompassing —and with 27 points followed by Sweden, Switzerland, the Academy. All are frosh out of East. won one, now we have to win another Cal Chapman (24), Mike s Manchester’s additions to the now regret having joined. one,” United Kingdom, Guageand brackets for The sole sport this group is in Foye (15), Bob Beckwith Australia, Hong Kong, mounting. U.L. and U.S.C.G. collegiate ranks are Mike Quesnel at Although the Celtics won their (15) and Kurt Carlson (10). approved. the University of Maine, Jeff Kier- terested in is football and the sooner eighth game of the season against 15 New Zealand, Singapore, this is realized the better all con Jim McNickle had 20 Ghana, South Africa, nan at Worcester Academy and John defeats, Heinsohn admitted it wasn’t points for Tull followed by DURAFLAMEII m cerned will be. one of the team’s more inspired ef Japan, Canada, the Burns up to Pete Leber 18, Bruce Lan Phillipines, Korea and 3 hours. forts. dry 12 and Mark Kimball Thailand. Nigeria and Men’s & Women’s Figure Skates "We’ve had games where we’ve 10. Ivory Coast also reported m Naugalon* uppers with hardened Our had a lot more zip and lost,” Hein Tom Juknis poured in 34 suspect cases of the new and tempered steel blades. Reg. 1 2 8 8 sohn said. “Tonight we were sluggish points in leading Kahuna Ice skating season is almost here! strain. 15.99 ■ ■ ■ 1 5 5 0 /5 2 0 and won." Kids to a 96-64 romp past St. John said health All Fireplace Ensembles Perry sets red hot pace Down the hall in the Kansas City Farr’s. John Barry (20), authorities took a survey of s Men's & Women's Lined 17 99**' 1 4 6 0 locker room. Kings’ Coach Phil John Ron Siemienski (13), the so-called "hostess” Reduced For The Holidays & Insulated Figure Skates! 1552/522 i son was mystified. Collins Judd (12) and Hank population of bar and Traditional, Mediterranean, Swedish Steel, or Solid Brass.^ : WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) - Cross, which led by only three points, “It’s tough playing a game like Brown (10) also hit'twin lounge workers in the a*®' 13.99 Sizzling sophomore Ronnie Perry 43-40, with two minutes left in the that. I fouled out a center (Sam figures for the winners #150 — 7 Piece Ensemble, Reg. 54.8 4 .. 'fi Philippines and discovered .41.60 Figure Skates (sis.sio 10»» connected on 11 straight shots and first half. Lacey) and a forward (Bill Robin- while Tom netted 22 #122 — 7 Piece Ensemble, Reg. 8 I.4 0 .. a gonorrhea infecton rate s .63.70 n c i i Men’s & Boys’ Wildcat Hockey Skates finished with 29 points Wednesday zine). Then I look at Dave Cowens markers and Bill Cros8, of 9 to 20 percent. Of those #4703 — 3 Piece Ensemble, Reg. 39.6 4 . .29.70 night to push 18th ranked Holy Cross who played almost two quarters with Pat Collet and Ken Shopp- Men's 1444 1 ^ 8 8 Bristol manager infected, he said, 30 to 40 # 160 7 Piece Ensemble, Reg. 70.4 7 ... .54.60 19” Diagonal B/W Portable TV Boys'1434 ;to a 105-M victory over previously un three fouls before picking up his man 10 apiece for Farr’s. Reg. 21.99 Reg. 19.99 fourth. I’d say he’s at least as percent had the penicillin- #131— 7 Piece Ensemble, Reg. 61.4 5 . defeated Iona. HONOLULU (UPI) - Tony .46.70 New Vista KX) tuner, dual Thermal Tube Socks resistant type of Wood Chip Instant Kindling...... Perry, a 6-foot-2 guard who led the Torchia, who managed Winston- aggressive as our players,” Johnson MMiaiSTEII TMIISMISSIOIIS gonorrhea. i I . 67* Bii function UHF/VHF antenna for the Family Q nation’s freshmen scorers last Salem of the Carolina League for the said. Heavy Duty 30" Grate, Reg. 2 0.99...... Walnut look finish. Our Reg. 139.70 .15.80 Sizes 9 to 14. Natural with red top. O season, missed his first field goal parent Boston Red Sox this year, was Then Johnson added a disclaimer Sports slate ill .attempt, then went on his tear, named manager of the Bristol Red so as not to offend officials Joe leeaue hrice isn't nke Americans require more SENIOR CITIZEN S ' ' .. finishing with 14 field goals in Sox of the Eastern League Gushue and Dick Baretta. "I’m not hours of work to buy major saying anything about the officiating. Every Tuesday and Wednesday IN ORDER TO ASSURE DELIVER BEFORE CHRISTMAS, NO RAIN CHECKS WILL BE GIVEN. f t attempts to help the Crusaders to . Wednesday, replacing John Kennedy. consumer goods and ser ALL SALE PRICES It's a strange situation, not typical, Tliumduy vices than Danes, Norwegi their fifth win without a loss. Bill Slack, a minor-league pitching 161 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ans and Germans, according 10% OFF » MANCHESTER VERNON EFFECTIVE: Center Chris Potter added 22 coach for Boston this year, will hut an unusual situation." ItASKKTBALI Oneuerythiininourjlwlieiceiitlilm, S i . 1*11 I I I u i .11 Hi to The Conference Board. looKco products and items alrearb on sale. •THURSDAY points, 16 assists and eight rebounds replace Torchia as manager at Cowens, the game's high scorer MANCHESTER • TEL. 646-0022 «iTnni: urîiD c . . TRI-CITY8H0PPIM0CENTER with 28 points, said the team can't Ciilliiilii' (girlx) Discount giren erery dey on prescriptions. 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on New England major college eleven HONOLULU (UPI) - Every League’s MVP this year after batting meetings, they tried swinging a deal of things.” N .388 to lead all hitters in the majors, with the Mets for left-handed pitcher, Although his .334 lifetime average man is said to have his price, meant every word he said to Reggie and that’s what makes a Jerry Koosman, who lives in is far and away the best among ac BOSTON (UPI) - Bruising with 1,422 yards and 281 carries, College Player of the Year for the se connected on 58 percent of his passes foot-3 and 240 pounds, are the 210-pound senior, and Dartmouth Jackson. He elaborated on that at Minnesota and would like to play tive players with 10 years or more number of people wonder why runners Bill Burnham of New topped all players on the 24-member cond time running after rushing for and tossed 17 for touchdowns. Five of tackles, while 6-foot-l Bill Chaplick, senior Jim Vailas, 5-foot-ll and 195 these winter baseball meetings there so he could be near home. experience in either league, there someone like Rod Carew, “the where he’s being honored as the Hampshire and John Pagliaro squad with 17 votes from envious more than 150 yards in each of his those scoring passes came in a win a 255-pounder from Boston College, is pounds. Originally, the Mets showed some in was a time when the Twins were coaches. final five games. over Army. Boston College, which led the team best ballplayer in America,” Major League Player of the Year. terest in Lyman Bostock, but when about to send Carew back to the of Yale, who gained a total of the center. The 6-foot, 215-pounder from the Oberg, a 6-foot, 205-pound senior Smith’s favorite target, senior Another Boston College giant, 270- with nine players, also placed defeih acebrding to his employer, “Money doesn’t mean eveiything he went to the Angels as a free agent, minors. That was when he first came 2,581 yards this season, head Dorchester section led the nation’s from West Hartford, Conn., scored Mike Goidbolt of Bethlehem, Pa., is pound Fred Smerlas, holds down the sive backs Kelly Elias and Paul shows no desire whatsoever to to me in my life” he said, looking out they tried another approach. up with them 11 years ago and they the 1977 UPI New England Division II teams with an average of five touchdowns and gained 648 yards the starting wide receiver on the at some of the surfers and swimmers “ What about Carew?’’ Mets’ defensive line at tackle. The 6-foot-3 Murphy on the squad. Elias, a 6-foot- become the highest salaried felt they might be better off with Major College Football team, 142.2 yards and 13.2 points per game despite playing in less than seven full squad. Godbolt caught 34 passes for junior is joined at tackle by Dart 1 senior repeater, and Murphy, a 5- enjoying themselves in the Pacific General Manager Joe McDonald Cesar Tovar or Frank Quilici as their this season and finished his career by games because of injuries. He 711 yards and six touchdowns. mouth’s Gregg Robinson, a 6-foot-6, foot-11 junior, are joined by Brown one in the game as well. Ocean. “Becoming an instant asked Twins’ owner Calvin Griffith. regular second baseman. selected by the region’s millionaire by playing out my con coaches. setting or tying seven New England finished his career with 1,693 yards, The tight end is Northeastern’s 250-pound senior being scouted by the junior Ron Brown, a 6-foot-l product Reggie Jackson, who got $2.9 “We’ll give you Koosman and three Calvin Griffith stepped in at that major college records. 95 short of the Dartmouth record. Dan Ross, a 6-4, 225-pound junior pros. Brown senior Kevin Rooney, 6- of the island of Martha’s Vineyard. million for signing with the Yankees tract is” something which never other players for him.” point and personally directed other backfield .starters include Pagliaro, a power halfback from Smith, who started the season as a from Everett. Ross, an excellent Senior Jim Walton of Boston a year ago, wondered the same thing. crossed my mind. “Forget it,” Griffith came right Manager Sam Mele to play Carew at Dartmouth fullback Curt Oberg and foot-4 and 240 pounds, and Harvard Derby, Conn., set a Yale single third stringer and missed one game blocker, caught 60 passes for 914 senior Bob Baggott, the leading College, who had a 42.4-yard average When he and Carew were suiting up “I knew this general free agency back. “Carew'isn’t available at any second base. Boston College's pass-master Ken season record by netting 1,159 yards for discplinary reasons, still threw yards. on 52 kicks is the All-New England and getting ready to play in last was coming, when I signed my last price. If I dealt him. I’d have to catch “That was the first thing that came ■Smith. Crimson tackier despite a 6-foot-L in helping the Elis to an 8-2 record for 2,073 yards. The 6-foot-i senior The offensive line is anchored by punter for the- second straight year. summer’s All-Star game, the contract for three years with the the first plane out of Minnesota.” to my mind when I was named MVP Burnham, a senior tailback who set 200-pound frame, start at the defen and the Ivy League title. The 5-foot- from Newark, Del., third in the na Boston College junior John sive ends. Nick Lowery, perfect on 51 extra Yankees’, slugger went over to the Twins in 1976. I’m satisfied. What the The prospect of playing in New a few weeks ago,” revealed Carew. New England single-season records 10 senior was named UPI Major tion with 16.6 completions per game. Schmeding, a 6-foot-4, 265-pound Massachusetts’ mobile Phil point kicks in his three-year career Twins” six-time batting champ, other players are getting is their York, where he grew up, for either “I’m very grateful to Calvin for what guard who was graded by some pro Puopolo, 6 feet tall and 230 pounds, is at Dartmouth, is the placement Sitdown performance making $225,000 a year, and said to , business. I’m not on any ego trip to the Mets or the Yankees doesn’t par he did at the time. I was immature, be the highest priced player. Being scouts as the best in New England. the coaches’ leading choice for mid specialist. Lowery, who holds the Denver quarterback Craig Morton and kicker Bucky Dilts sit him: ticularly excite the Twins’ 32-year- had a bad attitude and did some “Man, you’re nuts How can you happy and healthy means more to things other owners wouldn’t have At the other guard spot is the dle guard. Boston College senior Dartmouth career record with 22 on helmets while taking breather during practice. Broncos’ 11-1 old second baseman. smallest of the starting lineman, 6- field goals, kicked seven field goals play in Mnnesota when there’s so me. Before all this free agency came “New York is a very heavy city,” put up with. A lot of owners might’ve Rich Scudellari, the top vote-getter record is best in NFL. (UPI photo) foot-1, 215-pound Steve Carfora of on the defensive team, leads the this year, including a long boot of 40 much money out there to be had?” into being, a lot of fellows playing he said. “You can become an instant given up on me, but Calvin didn’t. Profitable year “Reggie, I’m happy where I am and ball said we were ‘slaves’. Well, what Yale. Eli teammate Jim McDonnell, linebacking corps. Scudellari, 6-foot- yards to beat Holy Cross. millionaire in it or a complete bust. You don’t forget things like that.” 6-foot-2 and 250 pounds, and 2 and 210 pounds, is joined by Pete Both Yale and Dartmouth placed with what I’m getting,” Carew are you doing when you go through All the pressures there can affect a Griffith says there is “no Massachusetts’ Ross Schubarth, 6- McCarty of Massachusetts, a 6-foot, four players on the squad. answered him. “I’nrat ease and I’ve free agency? You’re selling yourself guy!s performance. I honestly don’t ballplayer better” than Carew. for pro caddy got peace of mind. I don’t have the as if you were a slave. That doesn’t know what I would’ve done had I “I’ve been saying for two years headaches you have.” interest me at all.” been traded to the Mets. I would’ve he’s the best ballplayer in America,” Yankees add Before the Twins came to these Rod Carew, the American had to sit down and think about a lot reminds the Twins’ boss. “Now, everybody agrees with me.” By EARL YOST Bowling j Back home from a profitable year on the Professional Golfers’ Association tour - as a caddy - is tall and handsome Dennis Tur Messersmith Scowboard ) Top Texas Tech grid assistant hired ning of Glastonbury. CHRISTiNAS HONOLULU (UPI) — Yankee owner George Steinbrenner, a For the second straight season. ST. JAMES- Bette man of many suprises, has pulled another one by getting Andy WHA LUBBOCK, Texas (UPI) - The Details of at least a four-year con “I know that Coach Sloan was very Turning caddied for Tom Kite of Vittner 131-132-378, Irene Messersmith, a pitcher he thought he had but didn’t two years president of Texas Tech wanted tract still remain to be worked out, highly impressed with Rex Dockery. Horseshoe Bay, Texas. Although Kite Sirois 132, Esther Wells Wednesday’s Results 142-356, Lois Erickson 135. SPECIALS ago. Winnipeg 5, Houston 2 things to remain much the same as but Dockery Wednesday started I know that he recommended him to didn’t win a single PGA event, he ’The world champions acquired the “Lopez and pitcher Tommy Moore New England 6, Birmingham 3 they were before Steve Sloan assembling a staff and recruiting President Mackey and (Athletic collected $126,000 in prize earnings in resigned as football coach. Director) J.T. King,” Regent Robert TRI-TOWN- Dave 32-year-old right-hander from the from the Seattle Mariners for pitcher Edmonton, 5, Qncinnati 4, ot players. 30 tournaments. Twice he came in se And it was th at desire that Pfluger said Wednesday. cond and was third on the money list Pogue 201, Hal Orfitelli GOOD IMS Atlanta Braves, presumably for Mike Parrott, then got pitchers Don Although Dockery’s familiarity prompted President Cecil Mackey to Mackey, attending a conference in on five other occasions. 211-528, Bill Conway 213, $100,000, and that deal, which still Stanhouse and Joe Kerrigan and out with the Tech program apparently NHL hire Rex Dockery, Sloan’s top assis Florida, chose Dockery after con As a professional caddy receives 10 Bill Reichert 209-520, Don requires Messersmith’s approval, fielder Gary Roenicke, for veteran played a key part in giving him the Philadelphia 3, NY Rangers 3 tant, as the Red Raider coach. edge in the final selection process, he sulting with King and Glenn Barnett, percent of a pro’s winning, plus a Goehring 201-519, Dean was the biggest eye-opener among left-hander Rudy May and right- I NY Islanders 4, Chicago 0 ’The announcement was made at a also was recommended highly by vice president for planning, in a con Baker 205, Dick Kingsley FIHMY-SIIT SON weekly allowance of between $150 the four, completed at the winter handed reliever Randy Miller. The Vancouver 2, Atlanta 2 520, Gino Calderone 520, Ed hastily arranged news conference Sloan. ference call Tuesday morning. and $200, the 22-year-old Turning was baseball meetings Wednesday night. Orioles also assigned right-hander Washington 5, Cleveland 2 Hemphill 510, John Miller SUPER SPECIRl BVIH DATS Tuesday night. able to make a comfortable living But there could be an even bigger Bryn Smith from their Rochester Toronto 6, Minnesota 3 and traveled first class. 530, Bill Calhoun 566, ANY BIKE INI surprise today, involving the Los farm club to the Expos’ Denver Currently he’s back working as a Howie Edwards 512, Bob Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego roster. NBA salesman during the Christmas Arendt 503, Wendell Labbe ST0CK,HUFFYJ Padres. “We were looking for a relief Boston 113, Kansas City 109 MYHA season rush at Regal’s in 513, Jim Anderson 512, If it goes through, the Dodgers will pitcher and we think we got a fine San Antonio 125, N.J. 122 Manchester. L arry Soren 209-535, ICOLUMBIA, ETC. f get outfielder Dave Winfield, and one in Stanhouse,” said Orioles’ Philadelphia 122, Portland 100 Turning caddied for John Schee in Charlie Clark 531, Henry %0FE possibly relief pitcher Rollie General Manager Hank Peters. “We , Washington 96, Cleveland 95 TRAVEL Two-year vet his maiden season as a pro caddy. Jarvis 202-522, Joe Tolisano Fingers, for catcher Steve Yeager, think Lopez comes close to being a Phoenix 113, Detroit 107 Army & Navy topped Two years ago he started out lugging 543, Ray Bessette Jr. 518. pitcher Rick Rhoden and infielder- complete player.” Indiana 118, New Orleans 103 Southern Connecticut, 4-3, Bob Donnelly of Manchester the golf bag of Eddie Pearce but ALL HOCKEY EQUIPMENT outfielder Lee Lacy. In May, the Expos have obtained Denver 123, Atlanta 116 in squirt action in Milford. recently completed his second when the opportunity arose, he NITE OWLS- Wendy 50% OFF “It’s in their hands,” said a their second left-handed starting Mark Cassarino scored two Balch 197, Kathy Berzenski goals and Randy season with the New England jumped to work with Kite, one of Do(igers spokesman. pitcher this week. Earlier the Expos golf’s better younger members on 177, Priscilla Cushman 176, After almost two days of silence in signed free agent Ross Grimsley. Baseball deal Nightingale and Brian College cross country team in tour. Kathy Pillion 179, Karen the trade market, things erupted in In another move Wednesday, the ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Minor-league Gallahue one each for the Henniker, N.H. Pearce was too often among the Kane 176, Linda Massaro TENNIS BALLS 1.50/can rapid-fire fashion late Wednesday New York Mets attempted to solve right-handed pitchers Stan Butkus winners. Brian Coughlin also-rans and Turning was ac 497, Marion Smith 463, evening and when the smoke had their shortstop problem by and Jim Otten were swapped had two assists and Bret customed to eating fast food dinners. Beverlee Ragonese 454. (Spalding, Wilton, Bancroft, Ponn) cleared the Baltimore Orioles had reacquiring Tim Foil from the San Factora and Scott Conboy (2.58 retail) 300 par atoro par day Wednesday by the St. Louis Cardinals With Kite, it’s been a regular diet of acquired five players, three of whom Francisco Giants for $250,000 or a and Chicago White Sox. one each. steak. HOME ENGINEERS-! figure to help them in the coming player and-or players to be named Otten, playing last season for the Army & Navy whipped The one-time student at Marly Dvorak 195-486, season. later. But, it’s the Yankees who took Chicago farm team in Iowa, had a 5-9 Wethersfield, 5-1, recently. Major upset Manchester Community College is mu Eileen Henson 180-464. They obtained outfielder Carlos the biggest plunge. record and a 4.68 ERA in 34 games. Cassarino and Gallahue also a golf ball representative for ALL SKATES 50% OFF each had two goats and W; ANTIQUES- Joani (Hyda, Bauer, Langa) Nightingale one. Coughlin MacGregor and has to look after the in hoop play interests of three well-known tour DeDominicis 340, Sally ; McGee wins and Nightingale picked up members. Jack Nicklaus, Ben Anderson 130, Clem Cataldi Transactions! S k i notes grid contest assists. 125, Flo Niles 127, Betty Trenpanier Army & Navy trimmed NEW YORK (UPI) - William & Crenshaw and J.C.Snead. Lamoureaux 133, Arlene Tabbing 13 of the 14 Wallingford, 9-1, recently. Mary Coach Barry Parkhill knew Oddly, Kite is not one of the 6-2, pin champ 165-pound golf ball clients. Kite en DeDominicis 134-125-352. 25% OFF ALL BANCROFT By BILL SACHEREK games correctly last week, Kevin Hutt had three what was coming, but he didn’t know Baseball Pat McGee of 27 Lilac St. goals, Factora and whether his team could handle it. dorses another manufacturer's TENNIS RACKETS (Blam.«Flrata) Christmas arrived early product. K. of C.- Wendell i -lPMj' Cleveland — Signed Hugh won ’The Herald’s weekly Gallahue two each and 112 for Mike Trepanier of Skiing is as expensive or But Parkhill's Indians did indeed Poucher 202, Milt Kershaw “Beat the Expert” football Nightingale and Cassarino manage well. They pulled off the Also, an accomplished golfer. Tur Yancy, a free-agent minor Wallingford last weekend inexpensive as you make 200, Bill August 212-604, A1 contest. one each. Hutt, Factora, biggest upset of the new season when ning placed fifth among the caddies league infielder and when he captured first it. in the Caddy Tournament in En- Kuzmickas 202, Linden Horace Speed a free-agent Ski swap sales are Second place went to Coughlin, Jason Hanford, they upset second-ranked North 50% OFF ALL BASEBALL place in the 10th annual Ruth Bahr of 88 Broadway, Cassarino and Jim Crom- Carolina. 78-75, but only after dicott, N. Y,, when the pros supplied Laduko 200, Real Audet outfielder. Correnti Open Bowling traditional in ski country. WINIEIRE1REHD8- 221-563, Bill Harper 204, Coventry, with 12 correct bie had assists. repulsing a furious Tar Heel com the prize money. (Rawlings, Cooper, Wilson, National) NY Mets — Acquired Tournament at the Holiday Take a knowledgeable ski WIDE 78 SERIES Mike Petruniw 207, Paul i winners and a tiebreaker eback effort. The 1978 tour starts in Phoenix in shortstop Tim Foil from Lanes. friend to a sale and he will Ford 553, Bob Luurtsema score of 21. The Indians led. 32-31, at the half January and Turning, a bachelor the San Francisco Giants His eight-game total 1,- help with the selection. 212, Chuck Kynbel 204-568, Third place found Ken and found themselves with a 15-point with thoughts of soon walking down for $200,000 or a player to 193 was worUi a $500 prize. Even retailers welcome John Kozicki 210, A1 Oliver of 159 School St. the lead, 62-57, with eight minutes to go the aisle, plans to be reunited with 25% OFF ALL FOOTBALLS AND be .named later. Don Simmons of them as they help rid of Kite again and is looking forward to Giguere 202, Ray Duhamel St. Louis — Traded right- surplus that way too. winner with a dozen cor Bowling J before 9.500 disbelieving fans in Dennis Turning Manchester placed fifth in rect picks and a tie Williamsburg. Va. another profitable year. 202-552, Tony Baluk 234-211- BASKETBALLS IN STOCK handed pitcher Stan Butkus Boots, poles and ski 611. a field of 95 and won $75 breaker total of 28. As C to the Chicago White Sox clothing are to be found "I knew we'd have to weather with a 1,135 total. George several others had the TEE-TOTALERS- Don several North Carolina comebacks," for right-handed pitcher and the values are un Pelletier, now of East same nunber of winners na Magowan 180-509, Pat said Parkhill. "...They kept coming Y- A1 Bujaucius 161-149- Jim Otten. Hartford, and Tony believable. Few skiers are 426, Art Johnson 150-145- and tie totals, Oliver’s en Twerdy 487, Nancy back. Our kids knew the first big ral Campbell likely Marinelli Sr. of content to use the same 412, Erv Rusconi 165-399, 33% OFF ALL CAMPING AND try was selected at ran W ashburn 463, Donna ly signaled more to come." Manchester, tied for 15th equipment mole than a Teragna 175-450, Fran Ken Seaton 140-135-397, dom. S m adeep^tlr f center "Z" bar tread The victory gives William & Mary SLEEPING BAGS place and each won $30.50. couple of years. 6 2 Tony Marinelli 152-391, Bill Football The contest runs two Misseri 465, Leda Nicol (jeeign. same triad width and tread NO TRADE-IN NEEDED! a 5-1 record under new Coach Longer skis go faster, depth as new Firestone Town & ; Kansas City — more weeks until the 182-493. Parkhill. who at 28 is the youngest Heisman choice McKinney 148-386, Frank | shorter skis better control, Country tires Blank 152-147-416, Vic Linebackers Jim Lynch also better for acrobatics. National Football League coach of an NCAA Division I team in NEW YORK (UPI) — A poor boy who grew up in an unpainted Bowling J ELKS- Rocco Dicenso the country. Marinelli 376, Joe Pagano and Willie Lanier an Skis with more side cut are season ends. >90 367, Ed Burbank 140-377, 50% OFF ALL SHOES IN STOCK nounced their retirements. 155-380, Joe Pagano 136- house in Tyler, Texas, to become college football’s fifth-leading to carve turns better, A76-1S ] J78 14.16 John Lowenhaupt, a 6-5 senior, led Speed signs 384, Tony Desimone 145- L78 16 the William & Mary scoring with 21 all-time rusher, is likely tonight to join one of the sports world's Mike Marinelli 364, Adolph Tratorn, Bata, Nika, Converse, Jaclar Miami — Signed place- COMMERCIAL- Mike reasons are endless. E78-14. 15 Mo-SPIli' HONOLULU (UPI) - 358, Ray Beauregard 135- 1*35F 7 8 - 1 4 .15 Kuszaj 360, Pete Brazitis kicker Garo Yepremian to Kelly 171-396, George Many ski authorities ad points and had nine rebounds. Team most exclusive clubs. The linal candiduies as named Horace Speed, a 26-year 376, Nick Twerdy 148-161- 142-137-369, Rocco a series of one-year con Kelley 355, Bill Green 353, vise the new skier to rent . All prices plus 32C 62C per LreFed la«eApenw mate Skip Parnell added 18 points Earl Campbell, whose rushing and alphabetically, but not necessarily in 435, Art Cabral 14-380, John 10 Lupacchino377, PeteAceto tracts. John Bremser 140-135-380, equipment the first few old free agent outfielder, while All-America guard Phil Ford scoring exploits helped make Texas order, by the DAC. are: Rieder 139, Joe Cataldi Sr. 365, Jim Martin 368, Andy Paul Mozzicato 148-381, times before buying. Some signed a two-year contract paced North Carolina with 24. the only perfect-record team in the Offensive lineman — Mark 50% OFF ALL FISHING 157-379, Ernie Pepin 135- Lamoureaux 149-389, Larry Fred Riccio 138-363, Dave areas do this for the skier with the Cleveland Indians While North Carolina was suffering country and the regular-season Donahue, Michigan; Ken MacAfee, (Dalwa, Penn, MItchall, Trua tamper, Rapala, Hockey Wednesday. 149-413. its first defeat, two of its Atlantic national champion selected by the Bates 135-378, Dan Vignone ate.) Lawrence 147-385, George while renting toward the Notre Dame; Chris Ward, Ohio 354, John Rieder 146-358, 5-0 m Barber 366, Tony Yacono Coast Conference rivals — Virginia UPI board of coaches, is an Washington — Recalled purchase of equipment State; Running back — Charles Gene Tirinzonie 354. left wing Mike Marson 358, Bud Wickham 144-374, needed. A sure fit and and Maryland — had easy times with overwhelming favorite to become the Alexander, LSU; Earl Campbell, i n o u ) b i t e r s their non-league opponents. 43rd winner of the Heisman Trophy. from Hershey. Chris Hickey 352, Lee proper adjustment of bin Texas; Terry Miller, Oklahoma P rior 141-384, George r a o i a i Virginia ran its record to 5-0 with a The Downtown Athletic Club’s REC - Ralph Doyer 137- dings are assured. After a State; Offensive end — Wes Burgess 359, Mike I'HK KS .ST.MIT VI 70-63 win over Pennsylvania, behind Award, given annually to “the best 369, Ken Ostrinsky 362, 50% OFF ALL GOLF BAGS, CLUBS, few rental sessions you will BMAVUS Famous 'You go Ihru Chandler, Florida; Ken MacAfee, 8 OUR NEW 29 points from freshman Jeff Lamp, college football player in the United Gene Yost 359, Bob Smith College Stankiewich 365, Scott find out if you like the sport ice. mud, and snow " Notre Dame; Ozzie Newsome, 353, Paul Smith 351, Tom ACC. 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Longhorn football history, which Allison of Hueytown, Ala., Four youngsters in the Manchester Youth Hockey Use your All tires beaten, 108-87; Kansas trumped over and Bud Moore THIS AD PCRTAINS ONLY TO Q00D8 IN THIS STORE. NO outfit. The price of an out • NO HELMET REQUjRED • NO INSURANCE REOUIRED began in 1893. Association qualified for competition in the One-on-One • OPERATOR MAY USE ANY VAUD DRIVER'S LICENSE mounted free Fairleigh Dickin.son, 88-54; Temple Engineering of Spartan RAINCHECKS OR SUBSTITUTIONS WILL BE GIVEN. fit doesn’t make one ski credit card contest to start soon between periods of New England <9 Up to ISO miles per gallon n tripped Dayton, 63-52; Houston burg, S.C., on the NASCAR ADVERTISED ITEMS ON BALE better. I have friends who Whaler games at the Hartford Civic Center. h Safe and economical n Easy to operate n Moderate speeds n drubbed Texas Lutheran, 118-69; Grand National stock car ski in blue jeans and war I t Super quiet n Minimum air pollution e Representing the Squirts will be goalie Steve Coughlin 328 BROAD «T. Holy Cross put away Iona, 105-83; racing circuit next season. mup pants. I say warmup Navy downed Kings Point, 64-57; Rhode Island downs LaSalle and shooter Randy Nightingale. pants should be a part of Sales Service Parts SP©RTS©utUt I The Peewees will have Vinnie White in goal and Aaron every skiers make up. Rhode Island defeated LaSalle, 78-73; MANCHESTER PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Stan The Rams led 36-22 with 4:21 to For BUSINESS OPEN SUNDAYS 12-6 p.m. TIL XMAS Buezek shooting. The first test will be Jan.8 against IJIIIIIOI Virginia Tedf topped Penn State, 84- With all my days off Wright, Sly Williams and John play in the first half but the INSURANCE call: I Avon. 75; Clemson whipped American U., 283 Middle Tpke. West, Msnehester there is a lot of snow up SEYMOUR MOTORSPORTS, Inc. Nelson combined for 51 points Explorers got back into the game by The local Squirts are due to appear Dec. 16 before the 98-58; East Tennessee,^ State am iMm J. Coiaitelo, 1 north and that Is where to Wednesday night to lead Rhode scoring the next 11 points to cut the 177 Irving t t . Whaler-Czech meeting...... j. m M i SL, ItadMiiir, 14341214 bushed Wake Forest, 70-69, and South M3>042a NATKMWtbt INext to Bonanza 647-9096 go- 'T ire Island to a 78-73 victory over LaSalle margin to 36-,33 by halftime-.' Bill Greene handling the qualifying tests. Carolina routed Baptist, 107-75. INSUKANCI See you on the mountain. at the I’alcstra. litiHMin Nm il Imriaci C«. Cilialit. Olit

\ PAGE T E N -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thure.. Dec. 8. 1»77 LEGAL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977 - PAGE ELEVEN-B □ NOTICES Homaa tor Sala- 2 3 Homoa For Salo It Homoa For Sale , 23 Lota-land tor Salo 24 ggg/ sataia Wantod 21 NOTICE □ MISC. FOR SALE II Homaa For Salo II Legal Notices! TOLLAND • Ten gorgeotig — ------C donlal MANCHESTER • Residential SELLING your house? Cali us Loaf M d Found National Weather Forecast acres, mostly open, vfith 7 TOWN OOF MANCHESTER, 1 HMBVMIIII SKGUL B Zone Building Lot. first and we’ll make you a Ardeloa lor Sale 41 room Cottom luncb. Stona ONIOliyiSfDRD Convenient location. AH CONNECTICUT Spacious four bedroom 'fireplaced family room, 21/2 cash offer. T.J. Crockett, NO'nCE OF LOST - Female, black, brown home ideal lor the larger Six rooms, fireplaced ntlUties. Priced to sell. Paul Realtor, 6491577. and white furiy cat. With batns, 20 X 40 Inground pool, ADOPTION OF .family. Needs your per living room; formal dining W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. ALUMINUM sheets used as collar. In vicinity of Broad if - W:- large bam. Call Suzanne or room, eat-in kitchen, 3 printing plates, .007 thick, MALTOK I INVITATION ORDINANCE lyiMopI sonal touch to turn this Arthur Shbrts, 6493232. J, im m e d ia t e Cash for your and Irving streets. If seen CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING bedrooms, natural CHOICE C O R im Property ■ 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 lor REALrS .WAS In accordance with the home into your showplace. Watson Baach Co., property. Let us explain our TO BID please call 649-9792. woodwork, 2-car garage. On East Mlddla Turnpike for fair proposal. Call Mr. 31. Phone 6492711. provisions of Chapter 3, Sec 'Call for more details. Mdnehester office, 647-9139. profentonal office building. Sealed bids will be received Equal Housing Opportunity. Belflore, 647-1413. Favurite Hanc Out in tbe Office of The Director tions 1 and 9 of the Town FOUND - Grey-White kitten. Fradwtla, MarHn -Owner/Agent wllb sell or Charter, notice is hereby Manchester High School F.J.'8PILECKI,lno. of General Services, 41 Center uttmutmoo (build to suit). Gordon Realty, MAY WE BUY your home? UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub given of the adoption of the parking lot. 633-9474 days. 649- PHONE 643-2711 _ . A Rothm an MANCHESTER-TTiree Rooltora 643-2121 6492174. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, D.F. R sa ls Street, Manchester, Connec RMltOft 646-4144 Quick, fair, ail cash and no Board of Directors of the 3214 evenings. bedroom Duplex in newer 2 Brownies, nurses, East ticut until February 1,1978 at ôblem8. Cali Warren E. RsaH ors Town of Manchester, Connec FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD family home. Includes fi[owland, Realtors, 6491108. Catholic School. 6491225. 11:00 a.m. for the following: 6 4 6 ^ 2 5 ticut, November 29, 1977 of LOST Gold Charm bracelet - appliances and wall-to-wall MANCHESTER • Clean and Real Etitia W antad IB Furnish and Install Com In Parkade area. Has MANCHESTER - Eight room carpeting. Heat not Included. roomy, 9 room Bungeloi^ new 178 Main St. Manctwatw, Conn. Ordinance as follows: lOWtlT ttM NIAIVtIt' WE WILL BUY Your home. munications System. childrens sodiac signs. Please INDEX Colonial. Privacy. Garage 3280 monthly. Security and wiring and insulation. Edtra ALL CASH For your property, Immediate sale. Fast, ef PURCHASE OF PROPERTY nI0«, POOL TABLE- 8 months old. The Town of Manchester is call 742-7707. N O T IC It ADVERTISING ADVERTISING with loft, many extras. 383.- references required. 2 deep lot. Owners anxious, low within 24 hours. Avoid RM ficient, professional service. COOP ROAD, 500. Tongren Real Estate. 8 ^ children accepted. No pets. 340s. East Coast Realty, 5 ^ Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Was 3800. Will sell for 3450. an equal opportunity 1 - Loil ind Found Arruda-Barcomb, 644-1539/ Owner moving. Call 643-6286. Homaa For Sale GLASTONBURY (Glaston im p o u n d e d - Small tan 2 — PtfEOflEli RATES DEADLINE 8633, 6^7060, 2893861. Call 647-9986. (Corporation, 64901U, 5299395. 23 Articlat for Salo 41 employer, and requires an af 3 — Announc«m«nU firmative action iralicy for all bury Reservoir Area) female dog. Name tag “Si- 1 day word per day 12:00 noon the day before moan Butler”. Birch Street 4 — Enteruinmtnl publication. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - BE IT ORDAINED by the 5 — Auction! 3 days ... 10c word per day of its Contractors and Vendors area. Contact Manchester un wiXTMH roToexsT • Good condition. Good for Board of Directors of the 6 d a y s ___ 9c word per day Deadline for Saturday and as a condition of doing Dog Warden, 646-4555. ^ FINANCIAL 26 days .... 8c word per day Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. plating, or welding. Cali 649 business with the Town, as per Town of Manchester that the o — Bondt-Stocks-Mortgago! 16 words $2.00 minimum 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 9 “ Partonal Loans WEEK Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch HOUSE Federal Order 11246. Town of Manchester purchase P onontit 2 to — Inauranca E ^ ” S S W j Bid forms, plans and for the sum of Twenty-two For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. During Thursday night, PLEASE READ APPIIAMCES TEIEVISIOM CATALOG AUDIO ^ USED PIANOS i ORGANS- snow activity will be expected over the northern and mid EMPLOYMENT ■ 4 T If you can live with our unusal specifications are available at Thousand Five Hundred NEED RIDE To and from 13 — Help Wanted Hartford, 8 to 4. Parkade YOUR AD hours, we can save you the General Services Office, Dollars (322,500) from Merton Rockies, the Lakes and most of the Northeast. Clear to partly 14 — Business Opportunities Claaalfled ada are taken over 15 — SiluBlion Wanted money! Manchester Mall 41 Center Street, Manchester, Treat and Florence Treat both vicinity. Please call 6491246, cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings Include: {approx, the phone aa a convenience. after 6:00 p.m. Bulldart, Plumbtrt, RtmoMsn, Keyboards, 811 Main Street. Connecticut. of the Town of Glastonbury, maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 26 (47), Boston EDUCATION The Herald la raaponalble for Eloctrlelant, Roal Batata Srokara and Open Tuesday thru Friday, 6 25 (41), Chicago 0 (11), Cleveland 8 (31). Dallas 28 (45), Denver 10 — Private instructions only one Incorrect insertion and Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State 19 — Schools-Classes to 8 p.m. SANTA will come to your 10 (40), Duluth -19 (-6), Houston 40 (60), Jacksonville 47 (67), then only to the size of the Salaeman — Call Ua for Spaelal Connecticut of Connecticut that certain home, business, store, Christ 20 — Instructions Wanted original Insertion. Errors which Kansas City 2 (20), Little Rock 25 (34). Los Angeles 51 (85), Robert B. Weiss, piece or parcel of land mas or Chanukah party. Call REAL ESTATE do not lessen the value of the Prices on yourAppllanea Naada and Sarvhsaa. . . SEASONED OAK Fireplace General Manager ______locateed _____in the_ Town____ of 646-4611 Miami 65 ( 78), Minneapolis - -24 (4), ___ New______Orleans 43 (67), New - Homes tor Sale advertisement will not be cor Wood - For delivery call - - Lois-Land for Sale rected by an additional Inser 443-448 HARTFORD ROAD RMNCHESTER MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER INC. George Griffing, 7497886. 014-12 Glastonbury, County of Hart- ^ Phoenix C (74), San Francisco 43 (59), Seattle 31 25 -- Investment Property tion. ford. State of Connecticut (38), St. Louis 8 (13) and Washington 25 (48). 26 — Business Properly ' PHONE 047-9907 311 Main street 646-2130 more particularly bounded 27 -- Resort Property FIREWOOD - hard wood, cut, □ EMPLOYMENT 26 — Real Estate Wanted split and delivered. Heaping and descrived as follows: MISC. SERVICES cord 370. 647-1139. INVITATION 30 — Travel ' Halp Wantad 13 Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Beginning at a Point in the H ttp W in lo d 13 31 ~ Services Uttered southerly street line of Coop 32 — Painting-Papering SEASONED FIREWOOD -16, TO BID 33 ~ Building-Contracting STILL TIME. Open your Road, said point being the NLLTUNSKY W. H. ENGLAND 18, or 20 lengths of hardwood. SALES POSITION - Straight Holp Wantod 1 3 Halp Wantad 13 34 — Rooing-Siding business on Main Street. Take 1. Sealed Bids are invited by moat northerly comer of the commissions, leads furnished 35 — Healing-Plumbing Call 643-4061, after 6:00 p.m. 36 — Flooring advantage of tbe Christmas the Town of Manchester', tract herein descrived, and to homeowners. Call 242-5402. season. The Manchester Mall, ★ ALUMINUM* VINYL SIDING NOW accepting applications MEDICAL SECRETARY / 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage SERVICE CHRISTMAS BOUGHS - 538 feet more or less easterly 38 — Services Wanted 811 Main, 643-1442. Connecticut, hereinafter for full time employment. Bookkeeper - For Manchester \ (20 Colon To Cfioote From) Fresh cut, white pine. called the Owner, for the of the northeasterly comer of STEADY WORK - Reliable, STATIDN hard worker, who wants Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 physician’s office. Monday MISC. FOR SALE COMPANY Supplies limited. Call 646-2493. Project: Phase Two, Addition land of the Town of thru Friday. Please send 40 — Household Goods SMALL ENGINE Service ★ AWNINGS A CANDPIES steady emploment, good In only. and Alterations, Manchester Manchester and the resume to Box W, c/o 41 — Articles for Sale MANAGER Corporation -expanding dealer ‘Hardware & Building Materials come. Chill 528-6702 between 9 42 — Building Supplies BEAUTIFUL Barbie doll, Police Station, 239 East Mid north-easterly corner of, ADDRESSERS WANTED - Manchester Herald. netw ork. No experience ★ STDRM WINDDWS A DOORS dresses, 65 cents. Complete 2 only. 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs Full time nights. 12 to necessary, (^mplete training dle Turnpike, Manchester, land N/F Charles immediately! Work at home 44 — Livestock of A ll Kinds” wedding outfit, 32.50. 45 — Boats & Accessories program. |500. investment Phone 649-9095 Connecticut. The Project in Ekstrom.measured along the — no experience necessary. RN FOR Internists’ office in 8 a.m ., 6 days a week. 063 eq. ft., Bridesmaids and pajamas. MECHANICS. Manufacturer Manchester. Position 46 — Sporting Goods required to start your own o BOLTON NOTCH. CONN. cludes a three story addition southerly street line of Coop Excellent pay. Write 47 — Garden Products Experience helpful, 643-6452. of abrasive blast equipment available January 3, 1978. business. Ideal for retired or FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS of approximately 10,000 Road; thence southeasterly American Service, 8350 Park 46 — Antiques but wilt train. Must PHONE 040-5201 requires mechanic with Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, Hours 9-5 p.m. Monday thru 49 — Wanted to Buy part time. Details on request. along the southwesterly line be over 18 years. 34 INCH ALUMINUM Storm square feet on the Phase One knowledge of assembly of 75231. Friday with alternating Satur Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field i Door. Milk white dining room of the Hartford Electric Light RENTALS Apply... foundations and footings, machinery and machining; days. Daily schedule may 52 — Rooms for Rent Training Division Box 619„ Hera’s An Otter You Can’t Refuse .. fixture. Call 643-2327. alterations to the existing Company, 2,550 feet more or blueprint reading is also PART TIME HEAD Librarian vary so applicant must be 53 — Apartments for Rent Wading River, New York. less to point marking the in required.d. Apply in person to 54 — Homes lor Rent 11792, building, fixed equipment and - For Andover Public Library, flexible. Please send resume 55 — Business for Rent CHRISTMAS TREES - Large related site work. tersection of said Hartford Oscar Forand, Shop approximately 20 hours week along with salary 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent MORIARTY selection of quality pruned MANY PEOPLE only dream SUBURBAN See V$ For 2. Bidding Documents have Electric Light Company and superintendent. Interviews ly. Persons with library requirements and references Wanted to Rent B 8 6 3 I trees. Try us, you’ll like what the northerly line of land N/F conducted in the afternoon experience, or library science to Herald Box V, Manchester. Misc for Rent BROTHERS of owning their own business. The. Following: We have. Yeoman’s Tree been prepared by The Monday through Friday, 1:30 318 Cmtur StrMi Perhaps it’s time for you to Lawrence associates, Rockwell; thence westerly education preferred. Send AUTOMOTIVE FLOOR COVERING Farm, Lake Road, Andover, to 4:3() p.m. Pressure Blast resume to Box 38, Andover, 61 — Autos for Sale ManchMttr, Conn. pursue that dream. I have partiM A Banquets e Lawn A Garden 742-8907. Open weekends 9 Architects/Planners, P.C., along the northerllne line of SECRETARIAL Bookkeeper 62 — Trucks for Sale over 1,1)00 businessess for sale Vacation Retreat - Jxarcita • Moving e Camping • Floors Manufacturing Co., 41 Chapel Conn. 06232. 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Shop hroun(L.C(Mnpare Prices- „ , , a.m. to 5 p.m., weekdays, 3 to 571 Porter Street, land N/F Rockwell 1,083 feet Street, Manchester, Conn. for small office in Manchester by owners. Many for Auto • Convalatcence e Painting e Baby area. Self motivated person. 64 — Motorcycfes-Bicycles Drop ^ hid Well k a t Your Lowest 5. Follow signs from Route 6. Manchester, Connecticut, more or less to a point; thence 06040. An Equal Opportunity NEEDED - School Bus 65 — Campers-Traiters-Mobile minimum down. For free TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT hereinafter called the continuing westerly along the Employer. Reply with hand written Homes SECRETARY - Part time for brochure write; Interstate ^ o \e o in Estimate!!!! You Can't lose!!!! Or Economical 2 Story 186 Canter SL Drivers. Will train if resume, along with salary FIREWOOD FOR SALE - All Architect. northerly line of land of the necessary. For South Wind 66 — Automotive Service Glastonbury law office. Flexi Business Marketing, P.O. Box Manchetisr, Conn. hardwood, cut and split, into 2 requirements and references 67 — Autos for Rant-Lease ble hours. No legal experience 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. By LARRY FARNSWORTH Note, also, the large and well 3. Bids shall be directed to the Town of Manchester, 484 feet DRIVERS FOR School bus sor. 90 Brookfield Street. 289 643-2496 foot lengths. 330 per pick up wanted. We will train you. to ^ x 1204, Manchester, Ct. required. 117. Excitement, atmosphere and 7:30 . S:30 MON.-eAT. Town of Manchester, Connec more or less to a point; thence 5918. 06040. 553 L Middle Tnpke 646-4003 organized storage area and the kitchen, truck load delivered. Call 742- northerly 300 feet east and Part-time, Housewives and spaciousness are usually costly, but bath and laundry arrangement, 8867. ticut, c/o Maurice A, Pass, retirees preferred. Holp Wantad DRIVER - Tractor trailer. parallel to the easterly line of MATURE, RESPONSIBLE ■}3 this house provides all three, plus an utilizing backed up plumbing for Director of General Services, Manchchester area, call 643- Local out side work. (?all Situation Wanted USED A-78-13 Snow Tires. land N/F Charles Ekstrom, 1,- Babysitter needed weekdays, 15 exceptional amount of versaltility, yet FEATURINQ: Municipal Building, 41 Center 2373 or 643-2414. Vernon area evenings only after 8;00 p.m. maximum economy. Blue 27” Electric Drop-In 740 feet more or less to the weekends and possibly 8792W .______is surprisingly inexpensive to build. C ulw n D f.p M • SHp C e rtn Street, Manchester, Connec call 872-2826. CHILD CARE in licensed B .d .p r..d . - FMToon. Range. Reasonable. Call 649 ticut 06040. Bids shall be sub point and place of beginning. vacations. Part time. CM 647- Upstairs are two spacious bedrooms, CARRIERS 1139. home. 7 - 6 dally, three meals, CofnICM - Window StudM 1060. mitted in duplicate on Bid Said tract contains 30 acres :S»:s CAREER MINDED? We need Its A-frame styling and imaginative both with the drama of beamed ^ p l e who are interested in a laundry outings and overtime WoodwoTWi Ronun. Form furnished by the more or less. services. Manchester. Deb interior design deserve credit for this ceilings. The front bedroom also has its M.ny Ortwr F..turM BEAVER COAT with calf A ireune oomp^nir I Career in Marketing and accomplishment. SHOP AT HOUlSCaVICC Architect. On the day of Bid Voted Board of Directors EXHIBIT BUILDER - looking lor lomoono bie, 6491790. own private balcony which echoes the poiicker and collar. New coat, NEEDED Experienced only. Excellent Management. Young expan IWITS Si:ize 10. 3/4 Length. 3250. opening. Bids will be accepted November 29, 1977 with mochonlool op- ding organization, looking for Note carefully how the open space lines of the porch beneath, adding from 2:30 P.M., to 3:00 P.M., for opportunity. Displaycraft, In Utwlo. Opportunity for -oMI CARPET & FLOOR C0VERIN6 Conderino^s Single size roll-a-way bed, This Ordinance shall take corporated, Manchester, people who want an opportuni arragement of entry, living room, symmetry to the front elevation and slept on only for one week. EST, in Hearing Room, Se Manchester and ty to grow with us. Complete Connecticut's Lsrgsst Floor Covering effect ten (10) days after this Connecticut. dining room and kitchen contribute to sheltering the main entrance. Drapery Shop 348. Sofa new condition, 375. cond Floor of said Municipal puhlication in this newspaper training program. Call Mr. □ EDUCATION Desisr Enjoy the Beauty oj Building. Bids may be East Hartford areas the spaciousness of each, permitting It is just such combinations of prac provided that within ten (10) to dollvor tho RETIRED PERSON with OPEN MON. thru SAf. 9-6 Cuitom IFinifoie 99 Summer Strati HAMMOND ORGAN - T 412, withdrawn prior to time of days after this publication of background in sales THURSDAY A FRIDAY 9-9 greater freedom of movement and ticality and styling excitement that Manchester with rhythm II. Best Bid opening. Bids will not be ManchMtor Evoning preferably with floor covering MUNSON’S Candy Kitchen is Private Inatructlona 18 decor and, as a bonus, cutting interior Treatment reasonable offer. Call 649 this Ordinance a petition CLERK/TYPIST Wanted - 308 Main St., MnnehesUf______643-66R2 make this a most noteworthy design. Phone 646-7286 accepted after time of Bid Horafd and decorating experience. accepting a^lications for T II n ' 3137, anytime. signed by not less tlian five (5) Some telephone work, typing combination delivery person finishing costs. No. B863. opening. Bids cannot be C all Part time. 643-0022, between 5 REMEDIAL READING and percent of the electors of the and filing. Company parking and clean up person. Evenings math; individualized work withdrawn after time of Bid and 6pm. lot. Paid insurance program. YOTUL Wood Stove 7,060 Town, as determined from the 6 4 7-9946 and week-ends. Call for ap program, (lst-8th grade) by BTU, must sell, move to opening. latest official lists of the Profit sharing and retirement pointment. 649-4332. Master’s degree teacher. 569 F O R EAST HARTFORD Law firm plan. Call 5^-1184. larger home. 3400. Call 639 4. Bids will be publicly opened Registrars of Voters, has not looking for legal secretary. 8075. tCARPET CLEANINGl 8857 evenings, and read aloud at 3:00 P.M., been filed with the TOWN EXPERIENCED Cocktail WILSON ELECTRICAL Experience required. PERSONS WHO Love to do Waitress - Mostly weekends. % GIT MORI FOR YOUR MONtY 1 EST, December 22, 1977. Clerk requesting its reference Excellent opportunity. 289 PROFESSIONAL Tutoring Eori. WHm . c o m p a n y , IN C . Uord WUIM .Y O g R THE PERFECT GIFT! A housecleaning, here is a Must be neat in appearance. 9. Bidding Documents may be to a special Town election, 8625. Service - Reading and Math. RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL ^ WENOTONLYSTEAMCLEANYOURCARPET. H Lutz Jr. Museum Gift NOTICE chance to do something you Do not call, apply in person, All levels. Free evaluation. INDUSTRIAL = WEUSEROTARYBRUSH.REMOVESP6TS.and examined at the Architect’s Betty Intagliata Notice is hereby given, by like, and get paid for it. Call Membership. Junior $2.00, I Podunk Mill Restaurant, 989 Call 649-8023. Rewiring - Remodeling = RAKE IT AS WELL. S H O M r Adult 35.00, Family 310.00. On office on and after 1:00 P.M., Secretary Cbsmic Cleaners, 872-3043. Ellington Road, South Wind the Commission on Hospitals PARAGON TOOL CO., INC. LIGHTING SYSTEMS sale at the Museum Store, 126 December 8,1977. A deposit of Board of Directors Has openings for Toolmakers, sor. J FURNITURE CLEANING f and Health Care, that a puWic Service Changes - Electric Healing Cedar Street, Manchester, or 350.00 for each complete set is Manchester, Connecticut hearing will be held at TOOL MAKERS WANTED - All Around Machinists. REAL ESTATE CAREER. Sehoola-Claaaaa I t Complete Fire A Burglar Alarm Systems % Free pick-up and delivery on your area rugs. = call 6490949. required in the form of a Dated at Manchester, Connec- Conference Rooms A4B, 340 Apply Mepp Tool Co., Inc., 81 Bridgeport Operators, EDM Earn 315,000 plus annually. GENERAL OFFICE - All Commerce Street, Glaston Operator.. ApptyApply att 121 _ Adams Join a progressive organiza training provided. Must be in f GAGNON CARPET CLEANING I For a working drawing of this model or houee check payable to The ticut this 2nd day of Capitol Ave., Hartford, Ct. on FOR THE BEST - Manchester CHRISTMAS TREES - Spruce bury. Street, 'Manchester. ' 647-9935. tion. We belong to three MLS good health. Age 17-34. Good 646-1418 plan bpoka write: Larry Farnsworth, Box 1841, Lawrence Associates. The December 1977. December 18, 1977 beginning Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 73 SUMMIT ST. MANCHESTER f 633-0768 i and Scotch. Route 44-A, deposit will be refunded if the 01912 boards. For confidential inter starting pay and benefits. Call Lae Vegas, Nevada 89101. Mansfield, 1.7 miles east of at 9:30 a.m. to hear testimony view call Ralph Pasek pupils per teacher. FREE In Documents are returned in SUPERVISOR WANTED. “HOUSEWIVES” Need extra Army Reserve Opportunities, troductory lesson with this ad. 5323000000020202532302020002485353535323485323480002015390894853 Route 195. 429-2635. relative to rate increases for Excellent opportunity to money for Christmas shop Realtor, 289-7475. 623-4053, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. good condition within ten (10) certain services, as required Call 646-0306, or 6493549. supplement income. ping? Try your hand at EAST WINDSOR-Slx acres OFF SPRING ST, - Ansaldi days after receipt of Bids, Value of an Oriental rug is per Section 19731 (b), G.S., Enthusiastic and responsible telephone sollcting, from our WAITRESS WANTED - 30 INSTRUCTOR - Prior SIX ROOM Expanded Cape Houtehold Qooda 40 otherwise the deposit is sub hours per week. Experienced with spacious ten room built six room Colonial. 1 1/2 Cod on large lot. Immediate determined by the number of for the following: Crestfield individual needed to fill recent convenient East Hartford of military experience Contemporary, Two baths baths too X 200 professionally ject to forfeiture. vacancy in our office staff. only need apply. Must be neat. referred. Must be in good □ REAL ESTATE occupancy, completely REFRIGERATORS knots it contains in a square Conva. Hosp., Inc., 565 Vernon fice. Part-time hours. Hourly plus two lavs, 3 fireplaces, landscaped lot. Basement gar 6. Each Bid must be accom inch. Pleasant and persuasive rate plus commission. Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 Main Kealth. Excellent pay and redecorateo inside. 338,900 Washers, ranges, used, St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. large bam. Call Suzanne or age. 361,900. Barry Realty, firm. Call Al Rossetto, 649 panied by a bid security telephone manner is a must. Interested? For details call Street, Manchester. benefits. All Training ffofflsi For Sale 23 guaranteed and clean. New Fenwood Manor, Inc., 565 Arthur Shorts, 6493233. J. 6490882. 9591, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for ap shipment damaged, GE and payable to the Town of 45 hour week, split shift 91 569-4990 between 912 p.m., provided. Call Army Reserve Watson Beach Co., Because of its elastic Vernon St., Manchester, Ct., p.m. 5 p.m.-9 p.m. 9 a.m. -1 pointment. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Manchester, Connecticut in ask for Elaine. Opportunities for appoint COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Manchester Office, 647-9139. BOLTON - Nine room stomach, a frogfish can 06040. p.m. Saturday. Send resume PLANT ment. 623-4053. B a.m.-4 p.m. Pearl and Son, 649 Main the amount of five percent Farm, with three story barn. Equal Housing Opportunity. Colonial. Four bedrooms, 2 swallow a fish almost the The Commission strongly to American Frozen Foods, 29 RESPONSIBLE Babysitter - Butler-type building. Power 1/2 baths, large family room, Street, 643-2171. Main Street, (5%) of the Bid Sum in the MAINTENANCE 643-2171. same size as itself. urges interested members of Bissell Street. East Hartford, Days for working mother, in IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for plant, ana other out buildings, vinyl siding, two car garage, Manchester form of a Bid Bond from a the public to attend and take Ct. 06108 or Call Sharon after your home. Call 6493802, alter - P A R T TIM E — dish washers and Dietary plus Three Lovely Homes. Manchetter in-ground pool extremely well surety company authorized to an active part in this hearing. 5:00 at 5694990. 5 p.m. Local company naada Aides. Apply, Meadow Con constructed. Abundant in PARK PLACE SEARS PORTABLE DRYER The larger brown seaweed Offers invited. B/W Realty, do business in the State of Darius J. Spain, aomaona with good valescent Center, Bidwell 647-1419. stallation Many extras. F or only 335,900. Im - Harvest Gold. Very good or kelp that flourishes in the NO CLOSING COST condition. 375. Call Services Ottered Connecticut, guaranteeing the Chairman “I’M DREAMING of a Green INSTRUCTOR - Prior machanical ability to per Street, Manchester. f Immediate occupancy. 386.- maculate two bedroom 31 Sarvicat Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting 33 waters along the Pacific anytime. Bid for a period of forty-five C hristm as!” Be an Avon military experience form aquipmani pravan- MANCHESTER - Spring is available on our brand 000. No agents. 644-0279 work Ranch with new custom Coast grows one inch an hour Commisson on C&M TREE Service - Free es RESPONSIBLE MOTHER ALL TYPES OF Carpenter (45) days. Upon award of the Hospitals i Health Representative. Earn money preferred. Must be in good tativa and rapaira on a TWO MATURE reliable Street location. Attractive 9 new 50 foot Raised Ranch 644-2555.______kitchen, new bath and wall- PROFESSIONAL Painting - Contract for Construction, Bid or two feet a day, and even in your spare time. Start now - health. Excellent pay and women. One for room Connecticut Gambrel to-wall. Exterior recently SOFA & BEDROOM Chair - timates, discount senior will care for preschool Interior/Exterior. Qualitttty work - Ceramic tile, hung Care part-llma baala, tavaral on beautiful village street BOLTON / MANCHESTER citizens. Company ceilings, plumbing and elec security shall be returned to tually reaches lengths of 200 buy lots of presents this benefits. All training housekeeping, one for laundry nestled on a beautiful wooded painted. Good condition. Lawson style. children ages 2 thru 5 in my paint. Best prices. Call Ned, 013-12 daya per weak. Soma in Martin School area. Line - Contemporary Ranch Tapestry print. Call 649-8763, Manchester owned and tric. Richard Young, 649-1975. those whose Bids were not feet. December. Cafl 523-9401. provided. Call Army Reserve room. A Îy in person mor lot. Country kitchen, two seven room home with fenced 644-2174, anytime, plant maintananca Features include three for discerning buyer. Frechatte, Martin anytime. operated. Call 6491327. in yard during daytime hours, accepted, and the amount of Opportunities, for appoint nings. Essex Motor Inn, working fireplaces, 2-car gar exparlanca moat helpful. bedrooms, Vh baths, fami Executive location, beautiful 5 days a week. 643-9409. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 bid security shall be forfeited ment, 623-4053, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Manchester. 32 00 per hour to age. Must be seen. 370’s. R. & Rothm an in t e r io r PAINTING and THIS IS A PERMAMENT ly room with fireplace, ly landscaped, one acre Realtora 646-4144 WESTINGHOUSE Heavy BRICK, BLOCK, Stone wallpapering Quality to the Owner if the Bidder, start. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, GENERAL OFFICE - AH PART TIME POSITION 6491980, 647-1139. hardwood floors, 2-car gar private lot. In-ôund pool, Duty Washers - New. Avacado Fireplaces, concrete. LIGHT TRUCKING. Cellars professional work at BIDWELL Home Improve after being notified of selec patio, and much more! Awing Chimney repairs. No job too training provided. Must be in Call Mr. Staflan SALES SECRETARY for a age, laundry room and only. Save 375! W.H. Preuss and attics cleaned. Free es reasonable prices. Fully in ment Co. Expert installation tion for award of a contract 371,900. East Coast Realty, Son, Bolton. 643-9492. small. Save. Call 644-8356 for timates 6491943. of aluminum siding, gutters good health. Age 17-34. Good 643-6152 district Sales Office of a 358,900 - SPRING STREET. wooded surroundings. sured. G.l McHugh. 643-9321. for the Work, fails to furnish 5299668, evenings, 647-9048. estimates. and trims. Roofing installa starting pay and benefits. Call ...for appolntmont National Company. Wili be Three bedroom Ranch, h u ^ Ideal for children. Lota-Land tor Sale ' 24 the required bonds and enter Army Reserve Opportunities, responsible for total operation rec room, 1 Vi baths, fireplace, SEWING MACHINES - Brand BABYSITTING by mature SUNSHINE CONTRACTORS tion and repairs. 649-6495, 679 into a Contract for Construc 623-4053, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. SUPER TIRE EHGINEERMG CO Frechette, Martin MANCHESTER Large Cape - New Zig Zags. Originally ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars woman, afternoon and - For all home improvements, 9109. of Ihe office. Requires good 2 car garage. 100 x 200’ corner, BUILDING LOT For Sale - and attics. Moving large tion within ten (10) days after 389 Progroaa Dr. 646-8727, evenings 649-1294, & Rothm an Full dormer. 1 acre. Highland priced at 3229, NOW 369.50. A- evenings, own transportation. including: Carpentry, Pain typing skills, excellent Park. 3-4 bedrooms. Base Henry Street. Near schools. appliances, also stone or loam SPECIALIZING cleaning and notification. Have you met Bev Malone? CUSTODIAN-8:30 a.m .-4:30 Maneh Induatrall Park telephone capabilities, and an 6491357. Broker. Reallort 646-4144 No brokers. Call 646-4528.49 1 Sewing Center, 2026 Park 643-4345. ting, Paper Hanging, Elec p.m. Full time. General ment garage. 349,000.6493222. 4528. Street, Hartford, 2391123. delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. trical. 643-4453, or 643-0367. repairing chimneys, roofs, 7. The successful Bidder, as overall general knowledge of new roofs. Free estimates, 30 cleaning duties. Pleasant at office procedure. Excdlent HEBRON. Make an offer on ONE EASY CALL - Will open declared by the Owner, shall mosphere. Good benefits. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix many doors for your altering, Years Experience. Howley, starting salary, and company this spotless seven room Invattmeni Property 25 Inveatment Property 25 Inveatment Property 25 inveatment Property 25 be required to furnish a Per Please call 646-0129 between 9 EXPERIENCED Painters paid benfits. Full time. Call Ranch. Decorator family sofas, chairs, cars etc. No dressniaking and repair 643-5361. formance Bond and Labor and Are you (Sashing out to look at a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (two) Manchester Board of need for expensive rec- problems. An added bonus if 2899591, to arrange for an in room with wood burning Building-Contracting 33 ROOFER WILL Install roof Material Payment Bond in an every house In the classified sec Education. Good pay and terview. stove, two car garage, acre lot covering. 5695878. you are looking for gift items, amount not less than 100% of AVON LETS YOU get more b e n e f its . M u st be a . Out of state owner anxious. formal dress, square dance siding or gutters for low dis tion? Are you running from one REWEAVING burns, holes. and etc. 569-4940. WES ROBBINS carpentry count price. Call Ken at 647- the Contract Sum. out of life! Here's your oppor Manchester resident, and RN OR LPN - Part time, 3 to 352,900. Barnett, Bowman and remodeling specialist. Ad currently unemployed. 649 Co. Realtors, 6393661. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 1566. 8. The Owners shall have the real estate office to another trying tunity to earn money; win 11, 3 to 7, or 7 to 11. Laurel Window shades, Venetian ditions, rec rooms, dormers, prizes, honors, personal 56M. Ask for Mr. Dion. Manor, 91 Cliestnut Street, DRESSMAKING and right to reject any or all Bids to find the right house? If you are, INVESTMENT PROPERTY blinds. Keys. TV for rent. alterations done reasonably. built-ins, bathrooms, recognition. Call 523-9401 for Manchester. MANCHESTER - Centrally and in particular to reject a Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Call 6494972.______^ kitchens, 649-3446. Heating-Plumbing 35 you have not met Bev Malone. information. KITCHEN Cabinet Installers located five room Cape witn Bid not accompanied hy any 5221. for new and remodeling work. MATURE responsible attached breezeway and gar (OR OCCUPY W/RENTAL INCOME) b & m t r e e s e r v i c e . CUSTOM CARPENTRY - SEWERLINES, sink lines, required bid security or data As soon as you meet Bev, she CHAIR SIDE assistant and Hourly or contract rates. Call babysitter for occasional age. Selling in mid 330's. Va Complete tree care and Homes, Additions, Repairs, cleaned with electric cutters, required by the Bidding receptionist - Manchester Kitchen Distributors, 879 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, will take the time to find out what week nights and Saturday cant. T.J. Crockett Realtors, attics, garages, yards removal. Insured and Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, by professionals. McKinney Documents or a Bid in any orthodontist’s. Experienced 3346, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. nights. Call 6493687. 6491577. experienced. Special winter 345-2009. Bros. Sewage Disposal kind of house you really want. preferred but will train cleaned, moving, trucking. way incomplete or irregular. 4 QUALITY residential units, ranch styie with Loam for sale. Lawn service.^ prices! 643-7870. Commpany, 643-5308. The Owner shall have the Then, she will give all her time and suitable applicant. Average TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY typing ability required. Hours No job too big or small. 569 right to waive any informality attention to finding you that house, M a n e h ttltr convenient garage and storage space. 8522. Painting-Papering 32 Carpentry and general con NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet or irregularity in any Bid 8:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Monday tracting. Residential and repairs, plugged drains, Tuesday, Thursday, and BRICK RANCH received. and before you know It you will be EXPERIENCED SNOWPLOWING - Commer PAINTING - interior and commercial. Whether it be a kitchen faucets replaced, Friday; 9 a.m. to 12 noon Business zone. Excellent Located on SVa acres in a VERY NiCE exterior, paperhanging, small repair job, a custom repaired. Rec rooms, 9. The project is being funded moving to your new home. Saturday. Reply should in cial or RESIDENTIAL. DIL BURNER TECHNICIAN business potential for Manchester area. Free es excellent work. References. built home or anything in batnroom remodeling, heat by the Economic Develop clude both business and per professional office or retail Manchester residentiai neighborhood. Free estimates. Fully in between, call 6491379. modernization, etc. Free If you’re ready to find a house sonal references. Herald Box timates. Reasonable. Call ment Administration, U.S. store. anytime 6495469. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Estimate gladly given. M & M Department of Commerce the easy way, call Bev Malone at Z, Manchester. • BLUE CROSS — CMS 4431. c a r p e n t r y & Masonry - Plumbing & Heating. 6492871. and the successful bidder will Overaii, a very UNiQUE property — many char COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Additions and remodeling. 646-4040 or stop In and meet her MUNSON’S CANDY Kitchen • EXCELLENT WAGES be required to comply with F.J.8PILECKI,lnc. installation and repairs. Free QUALITY PAINTING and Free estimates. Call Anthony FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- at the Edmund Gorman Agency, is accepting applications for • PAID HOLIDAYS ming features, good income and generaiiy good Paper Hanging by Willis Squillacote, 649-0811. bing. Repairs and prevailing wage rates es part-time work. Hours are H— ltora 643-2131 estimates. Call Pat, at 649 tablished by the U.S. Depart Realtors* at 604 East Middle Turn • RETIREMENT PLAN 3745, after 5 p.m. Senuitz. Fully insured. Remodeling. Faucets, weekdays 4;00 p.m.-8;00 p.m. references. 649-4^43 ment of Labor, all Equal 0|> condition, city utiiities. c a r p e n t r y - Repairs, vanities, hot water heaters. pike In Manchester. Saturdays and/or Sundays. • GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS remodeling, additions, gar Prompt service, on emergen portunity Requirements of Minimum 24 hours per week. MANCHESTER - Victoria • NO TRAVELING TO HARTFORD Colonial. 8 rooms. Family KEEP SMILING HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch ages, roofing. Call David cies. 643-7024. Federal Law and an Call for appointaenti 649-4332. painted for 3150-3200 by Patria, 644-1796. Economic Development Ad- room with fireplace. Low tax scheduling now. Professional CALL OR WRITE..... 348,900. Hutchins Agency, 649 $125,000 — ODEGARD Flooring 35 m inisttatlon Minority KEY PUNCH OPERATOR - 3166, KEEP HAPPY considers any iob. 2896287, LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Business Enterprise Require Alpha Numeric. Must have MORIARTY BROS. INC. 643-5135 evenings or weexends,, PDon. New homes custom built, FLOOR SANDING It experience on IBM machine REALTY ment. 315 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER - Large Cape Please call tor a remodeled, additions, rec Refinishing. Floors like new. 029, and 059. Company parking PROFESSIONAL HOUSE Robert B. Weiss - Full dormer. 1 acre J.P. LEWIS & SON-Interior rooms, garages, kitchens No waxing. (Specializing in lot. Paid insurance program. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 more complete deacrlptlon. X , 643-4365 Cleaning - Husband and wife, and exterior painting, remodeled, bath tile, cement older floors.) Staining floors. General Manager Profit sharing, and retire Highland Park. 94 bedrooms' Basement garage. 349 000' specializing In care of' all paperhanging, and work. Steps, dormers. Ceilings. In-outside painting. 012-12 ment plan. Call 5291184. 649-3222. • » ■ ■ type!IS of homes. For free es- remodeling. Fully insured. Residential or commercial. John Verfaille. 6495750 after timaimate, call 6498342. 6499658. Call 6494291. 6:00 p.m. 1 PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977 AifIM F o r S o h ACROSS (prafixl Aniwar to Pravfoui Pbzila r n m m i BiH|n ft Autoo(MWftto For Sth . $1 AirtooForUh tt I’or 8»h 91 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 8. 1977- PAGE THIRTEEN-B 1 Month (Fr.| DOWN IE 6 Flewtr ChsriM M. Schultz 9 J#MIS 1 Satupa monogram 2 Whola unemployment office M Y Dear Abby 12 Information 3 Quaatlonabla I IfiST O O g libbr.) 4 Bridga bid (2 13 Bit of floating wda.) n $ n MApM/«cei^ SIR,WHAT ARE] QlflET, b u t i j u s t J t h a t s m v | C » X By Abigail Van Buren dual 6 Impound .Y iun IM IN W56UI5E' t4 Cupirra dtla D n t ^ WPOiNSOirrUARCiE I'MTWlNeTO FINP SAW-i/OU/ATrORNEV... I M M i o U A 7 7 CLEARANCE DEAR ABBY; A year ago I took in my brother’s son, 16 Talant 6 Rambla - a n HERE IN THE s n m N 6 HE'S ALSO IN who if now 22. He ht4 ® seriouo disapeement with hie 16 LawyaYa 7 Colorado cinDHDainHQcian OUT IDHO took: THE HALLU/W? AAT T ^ piseuisE... ffec/IUtfE X HAD W 7 H N t O parents and moved out. He has always Men a favorite of patron taint Indian n a n BOX OF 60L P STARS... mine. He Is a beautiful, intelligent young man, but be has 17 Invontor 8 Communiqua □ n n o ■ a n a ■ s n a n P £i crulsematic, powar steering, raised Whitniy 9 Thought (Fr.) hr I f u m a whltewer tires, economical 4 cylinder engine, AM radio, one fault. He smokes marijuana. I became aware of this 2 8 P itrolaum .rchltocfura NO ifiNÊ OF Y . shortly after he moved in with me. One thing I admire 16 Plaatio typo to Htafthy wire wheel covers, H vinyl roof, exterior decor group,„ about him la that he will not lie. 20 Um a broom 11 Cutoff 20 CooparatH 22 Spanlih 19 Graduato of • ll77»yNU.Iic^TJifli»lLlPlL0R. fl^«l hospital, unfurnished $20 per water, stove and refrigerator. bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 Autos For Safa 51 Hatchback, radial tires, Free portable T.V. set If ARE YOU Selling your mobile good that those you're clinking you are aware of this, you week. Paul W. Dougan, Adults, no pets. Parking for batbs. Heat, laundry hook-ups excellent running, fantastic purchased this week. $%95. home? Buyers waiting. Please teacups with aren’t Interested. certainly won’At do It. Realtors, 643-4535. one car. Lease and security carpeting, all appliances, 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, gas mileage. Standard shift, Suburban Motors. 649-2078, call Plaza Homes, Broker 1- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) By required. Call between 4 and 6 parking. $ ^ . Immediate oc power steering and brakes, clean. $13%. 1-223-1132. Manchester/Vernon town 8284369. You’ll need more than charm all means, try to avoid parasitic THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - p.m., 643-6396. cupancy. 528-1708 or 289-2890. air conditioning, excellent line. and good looks to cut the types today. They'll really turn Born Loser — Art Sansom Birch House Women. Central condition. $1500. ^ 9 1 9 9 . 1971 PONTIAC CateUna - 4 NO HOLDS BARRED • Inven mustard today. It’s going to you off. They’re diametrically ly located. Downtown VERNON - Three room apart Door Hardtop. Power brakes, 1973 HORNET Sportabout tory Clearance Sale! Brand lake the three big E's — Ener opposed to your generous Manchester. Ritchen ment. $205. per month In WE PAY $10 For Complete power steering. $995. Call 646- wagon. Beautiful blue with new 14 foot wide. Choice of 2 gy, Effort and Enthusiasm. nature. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland H A TC H Epr liAIAT privileges. Call 649-23M. cluding heat and hot water wood grain siding, economical or 3 bedrooms, $10,900. Large ARIES (M arch 21-Aprll 19) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I Call 742-7811. Auto Body, 528-1990. six cylinder. Automatic selection of pre-owned homes m u re p i. FURNISHED SLEEPING Homaa for Rant 54 FORD MUSTANG Converti transmission, power steering, to choose from, $2,950. Cream Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffsl ® 1977byNEA.Ific. room for mature gentleman. HEAT INCLUDED - Spacious 1977 CHEVY CARAVAN. V4, ble - 1966. Excellent running luggage roof. Buy this wedi Puff, 60x12 feet, $5,999. Central. On bus line. Call 646- 2 bedrooms, neat transporta Captain’s chairs, paneled, $5,- condition. $875. Call 64340% for $1895 and receive free por Excellent financing available. WEEKLY SPECIAL. 000. Call 846-2158. HOW’D IT <50 IN 4701. after 6:00 p.m. tion. With basement and yard Carpeted two bedroom with after 5:30 p.m. table T.V. set. Suburban Immediate parking aCEKD SPENDS MORE for children. Only $180. Rental Motors, 50 Tolland Ttke., 84^ throughout the stale. Plaza TIME WITH TH' - THERE? ^ n .!=» all appliances and more. Only DODGE VAN - 1975 BlOO "He called me a ’recidivist’!" Apartmanta For Rant 53 Asslstors, 236-5646. Small fee. $150 Rental Asslstors, 2 ^ 2076. Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross- COUNSELOR. THAN HE Tradesmen. Automatic 1973 ÛICK Century. Highway, Berlin Turnpike, 5648. Small fee. Automatic, power steering DOES IN CLASS...S/(»// I TH IN K I Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick wt; HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER - Centrally transmission, power steering, 1971 OLDS 98. Four door hard Berlin, Conn. l-%8-0369. WAS ABLE for the rental of your apart located two bedroom Duplex. tan. 24,000 miles. $3,800. ^ and brakes, air, radials, $2,- top. Full power options. Fac COUNTRY COTTAGE. 2813. 000. Call after 5:30, 56M015. TO H ELP / THATe PRECISELY ment or home. J.D. Real Near school, park. B.F. Secluded two bedrooms on tory air conditioning. ABE Y<7U KIPPIN ? THE AP Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Edwards Co. 644-9000. Beautiful car. Guarantee. AuWfflotIv# Sarvica 66 PEPARTMENT ViKXJLP RUN ME MY POINT, ACE.' acreage. Includes appliances, 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO. 1970 M AVERICK - Six PEOPLE HAVE 1980. kids and pets welcome. Only $1395. Buy this week and OVT OP TtJWN IF r SHOT SUPER SAVER - 2 bedrooms Excellent running condition. ^ lin d v , very good condition. receive free portable T.V. set ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- 5ANTA CLAUS IN MV COLUMN'. FORGOTTEN THE A - I t ii-e $200. Rental Asslstors, 23^ sun specialists, factory □ a : LOORING for anything in real on first floor. Has dining area, 5646. Small fee. $700 or best offer. 646^19. as our (Christmas gift to you. BESKPES. PEOPLE ARE CXPECTiNa iÎMPLE PLEASURES estate rental - apartments, laundry room and more. Now Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland trained, one day service. 114 PRESENT?: WHAT PO YOU ...... 5UCH a s Tpke., 649-2076. East Main Street, Rockville. homes multiple dwellings, no only $160. Rental Asslstors, BOLTON - Three room cot 371-1617. THEM TO PO INSTEAD fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 236-5646. Small fee. tage. Couple preferred. Lease 0F

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Economic justice in home PLAZA DEPT. STORE "Hf* Notion To Ploon" subject of $3,000 award EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER For (Next to Frank’s Supormarkal) Homo Deiivory WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPl) - Babson "economic justice” must not exceed 5,000 College is offering $3,000 to the person words. A panel of four men and three NEED SOMETHING FOR BABY? Phono 647-9946 EDITION who can come up with the best program women will select the winning program. "to achieve economic justice for Panelists include presidents of two Layottos For Gifts EhlOAY. DEOEMBeRl, i b t f PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS American homemakers.” women's colleges — Matina S. Homer of ’I ■ “Today, homemakers in the U.S. are un Radcllffe and Barbara W. Newell of Home Made Sweater Sets justly treated by national and state laws Wellesley — and Carol S. Greenwald, Gilt Boxed Sieepors covering inheritance taxes, property Massachusetts banking commissioner. ownership. Social Security, welfare, and Other panelists include Rep. Margaret Baby Biankets, Diapers income taxes — and suffer from the ob M. Heckler,. R-Mass., and Sen. Wendell R. Bibs, Betties, Booties solete economic treatment they receive,'.’ Anderson, D-Minn. to school said Babson President Ralph Sorenson. The $3,000 award will be presented by FM ntODUGTS, BUNET PRICED E ntries outlining a program of the Edward L. Bemays Foundation. isn $ easy We’re worth more By MAL BARLOW spoken to her again. They are now NEW YORK (UPl) — Everybody’s worth more DoM/idsBIpploesI East Hartford Reporter preparing another petition to the because of inflation. Every body, that is. board. 'The board may hear them A different dancer The human body's chemical elements — oxygen, Between rowdy classmates, long , 4 r and dangerous walks to school, and after the holidays, she said. When does a dancer establish a record that has nothing to do with nitrogen, hydrogen, phosphorous, magnesium, iron, car % Even if the student gets on a bus, 30 rotten weather. East Hartford’s bon and others — are now worth an all-time high of $5.60 students have a tough time getting to and 3,200 East Hartford students are dancing? When he's a "gandy dancer.” Mike Bonacci, 24, drove live compared to 98 cents in 1936, according to Dr. Ernest SKI CLOTHING spikes into a railroad tie in 67 seconds, then pulled them out in 11 school. bused now, he may not be safe. Tillman, a staff physician at the Monsanto Chemical Many parents have petitioned the Mrs. Marge Smith of 161 Sisson St. seconds, to set a new record for Guiness. "Gandy dancer” is railroad Company. JEAN CLAUDE Board of Education this year for bus reported her daughter, a Sunset slang for track worker. (NEA photo) KILLY 2 pc. outfits transportation. They have cited the Ridge student, was injured while A others length of the walks from their homes riding a bus. Another student pressed to the children’s schools. Also, the a cigarette lighter near her cheek. WEEKEND SPECIAL walks are often along dangerous She came home with a swollen cheek. Jal alai results $ 4 ^ 3 4 roads, sidewalks or not. Ms. Levenson said, “There are Most of the petitions have been always problems with a group of Srnset Ridge Vice Principal Roch Girard, center, cautions students running to their Carnations FROM turned down. Ilie board based its kids.” buses to go slow on the icy walks in front of the school. The buses take the students to their DOZEN decisions on its one-mile minimum Trouble on the 21 buses used in homes if they live beyond a mile or on roads without safe sidewalks. (Herald photo by Wednesday night UineU 1-8 546.80 Tnifth CASH ft CARRY M k U 1-8 5206.40 7 Orbai I Chasio I 18.40 11.60 9.20 and/or no sidewalk policy. The town this fall have been no worse Barlow) TrifecU 1-8-7 53,048.90 5 Arriaga I Zarria 8.60 140 OPEN than in past years, she said. But the Tlftt THURS. state’s busing minimum distance is 1 MontilU iar 14.40 6.00 3.60 Eleventh 3 FausU Ikirua 8.00 with BIB PANTS S Dairy Coya 14J0 4.60 2 Iturregui IMna 16.00 i40 4.49 biinieU 5-7 563.20 TIL 9 P.M. two miles. In other words, if a child trouble in past years was serious 3 Ro268 Robert F. Uman, 32, of West Hart local force suffered minor heau in 45 Holmestead St., East Hartford, 4 Pete Ian 9.60 5.00 VERNON CIRCLE, VEBNON______647-9420 Lane has been the focus of recent Volunteer monitors probably would 3 Mofltilla Barturen 3.60 ford was arrested Thursday on a juries in an auto accident Thursday then rammed into the rear of the complaints. Parents in the Mayberry not work in East Hartford, she said. Quinieli 4-g 341.00 warrant charging him with third- at 10:53 p.m. on Connecticut cruiser, police said. O'Connor lost PeHKU 8-4 3114.00 Village area claim their children ”It’s a very working town,” she TrifecU S-4-3 3453-30 degree larceny, second-degree Boulevard. consciousness for a moment. Both need to be bused to Sunset Ridge. said, meaning few mothers or Third forgery (four counts) and criminal The officer was parked in his cars were extensively damaged and 3 Irasu Jan 10.40 5.40 3.20 The Mayberry students must walk fathers are available to ride the 1 Danny Paul 4.00 3.00 impersonation (four counts). The cruiser in the left lane of the east- were inoperable. 6 JJ Barturen 4.20 down busy Chester Street to its in buses and keep the peace. charges stem from use of stolen bound side of the boulevard, police Quiniela 1-3 323.60 tersection with the much busier Using high school monitors is also O'Connor was taken to Manchester Pertecta 3-1 35i50 Sunset Ridge Middle School credit cards in town, police said. said. He was in front of a car that had TriiKU 3-1-6 3342.30 Forbes Street. A crossing guard is at difficult. The town’s high schools been involved in a one-car accident. Memorial Hospital where he was Fourth start classes earlier than the grade Police released Uman on $500 cash the corner to help them get through students walk on the sidewalk There was also debris in the road in checked before returning to work. 2 lrun 4.40 160 schools and the high school students bond for appearance in Common But he later complained of severe 3 Eddy 5.60 5.20 to the Forbes Street bridge ovgr of the Forbes Street bridge front of him that he was guarding the 5JJ 4.00 Interstate 86. would not be able to help, she said. Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford Jan. head pains and was sent home, police Quiniela 2-3 334.00 over Interstate 86 on their way public against while waiting for a 9. said. PeHKU 2-3 3158.70 One parent of the area who would home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Smith said she is seeking wrecker, police said. The cruiser's TriiKU 2-3-5 342130 not give his name said the Mayberry signatures on a petition for paid ntth (Herald photo by Barlow) blue lights were flashing. Police charged Ms. Biron with 1 JJ Leioe 8.60 4.60 4.20 Christmas students could not use the narrow monitors. Many parents have told Officer Robert M. O’Connor of the The car driven by Jane Biron. 25. of failure to pass to the right. 8 Irasu Cvea 13.00 5.60 her they will support her effort. 6 Fausto Coya 9 00 walks on the bridge right after the Quinieli 1-8 351.40 last snowstorm due to plowing of the The busing program in town is PetfKU 1-8 3148.50 street. After he saw the bridge, the roadway over the bridge, he said. working smoothly otherwise, said TrifKU 1-8-6 3798.60 Ms. Levinson. Bus contractor is Siith gift walkways on both sides were cleared Ms. Miriam Levenson, the school 6ArUnoAHeche 16.00 6.20 4.00 of snow. But before that plowing, the system’s transportation coordinator, Beebee School Transportation of Fund raising events due 3 IUirre{ui Ochoa 9.00 4.60 2 Zegui Chasio B 100 students had to walk in the four-lane said the Mayberry parents have South Windsor. Quiniela 3-6 346.40 The East Hartford High School Newspapers can be delivered to the t he students still need anyone with PeHKU 6-3 3121.20 a van or truck to help take the papers TriiKU 6-3-2 3544.20 marching band and the drill team .Q’Brien, Mayberry, Burnside, Seventh plan major fund raising efforts this Center, Norris, Sunset Ridge and to their 12-ton dumpster on Roberts 3 Sercio 17.80 5.80 4.60 weekend. Woodland schools. Two students will Street. 2 Jose 6.20 5.00 EHHS ready for opener All funds raised by the auction and 7 A rt^ 4.00 Tonight at 7 they will stage a large be at each school to help unload your Quinieli 2-3 33640 cars, trucks or whatever. paper drive will go towards the band PeHKU 3-2 3141.30 Guerin hopes both will see action center. Guzzardi has nailed down one auction at the First Congregational and drill team trip this February to TrifKU 3-2-7 3622.50 By SHEILA TULLER Church on Main Street. Eiehth before the end of the season. guard spot while seniors Jim Falvey If anyone cannot deliver their Disney World in Orlando. Fla. ITiey 2 Montilla ArtKhe 10.40 5.00 3.00 Herald Correspondent Captain Karl Grabowski, 6-3, 8 Danny Acin 18.60 5.60 and Norm Funk and junior Carl And Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 papers, they should call Andy Grant have been invited to perform there 4 7e{ui Zoqui II 4.80 East Hartford basketball team Shawn Lawton, Pete Jalbert, and Lu- Schultz are vying for the other slot. p.m. or later the students will run a at 568-5032 or David deBear at 528- on Feb. 22. The cost of the trip for ail Quhieli 2-8 344 00 goes tonight for its 1977-78 season cien Bolduc, returning veterans, will PeHKU 2-8 3149.10 Knights’ Coach Bernier Dandley newspaper drive. 6491. The students will get them. by air is $23,000. TrifKU 2-8-4 3987.60 opener. see starting action. expects to see a good year. Ninth Neil Guerin, Hornet coach, ”We’ll do a decent job. I hope 2 Fauito Ochoa 28.00 5.20 2.80 predicted his team will better its 2-16 Tyler Jones, a 5-10 sophomore and 8 Francisco Tarria 18.40 2.60 the outstanding freshman athlete last we’re on top at the end of the season. 1 lose Ikirua 100 record of last year. We’ll be vying for the top spot.” Quiniela 2-8 397.40 "These kids have a super at year, will round out the starting unit. PeHKU 2-8 3267.90 \ Next Tuesday the Hornets will go Dandley said he has the best offen TrifecU 2-8-1 33,072.30 titude.” Guerin said. "Most of them sive and defensive players in the Tenth to Simsbury while crosstown rivals 1 Francisco 7.40 3.40 160 played varsity ball last year and the league in James and Grady respec 8 ArUno 6.00 3.60 experience of playing together is im Penney High will host Manchester in T Charola 140 its season opener. tively. portant.” "James is very, very good. He “Let’s say I’m cautiously op Penney, 1976-77 CCIL tri averaged over 18 points a game last J a i alai timistic.” However since Guerin’s champions, has only two returning year and is a strong rebounder.” prediction, the Hornets lost their members from last year’s varsity. Penney’s mentor said, “Grady en trie s height. Two seniors, Joe Kasper and Co-captain Lindsay James, an all didn’t score much last year but we Mark Plefka, were both sidelined league forward, and Co-captain had four other guys doing all the because of injuries. The 6-4 Kasper is Kevin Grady, also a forward, are set scoring so he didn’t have to. I think Thursday night out with an eye laceration and to start with newcomers Mike he’ll do his share this year though. Plefka, 6-5 center hopeful, broke his Knonchlak and Carl Guzzardi. We’re looking to him to lead our rirst Seventh 1 Fausto Pauf 9-2 1 Zana 8-1 finger. Kononchiak at 6-4 will start at defense.” 2 Martin Zarra 8-1 2 Carrea 7-2 3 Irasu Coya 4-1 3JJ 8-1 4 Montilla 7o()ui I 7-1 4 Olive 5-1 5 kun Circa 8-1 5 AHKhe 4-1 6 PeU 1» 6-1 6 Adn 6-1 East Hartford bulletin board 7 Arri Barturen 7-2 7 Fricisco 9-2 8 Damy Leipe 5-1 8 Zegui 7-1 Subs Aodrifuei Ser|io Subs Iturregui 1-4-6 3-5-7 1-7-4 1-3-7 7-3-5 5-7-2 7-2-5 7-5-2 Rights costing $5,000 ding themselves in eviction that copies be sent his office for SKond Eighth 1 Arra Jan 7-1 1 Ugui Caret 7-1 Karl. Lewis and Weston McLain, proceedings. The management of review, said one of the editors of the 2 PeU Lci{>e 8-1 2 JoM Sergio 6-1 their trailer park wants both of them 3 Martn Sergio 4-1 3 Arriaga f Zoqui B 7-2 both residents of the Rivermead paper which comes out about six 4 M f i Paul 6-1 4 Montma Zarria 4-1 Mobilehome Park off High Street, out for their alleged violations of van times a year. Usually even the 5 Danny Coya 8-1 5 PeU Chasio I 8-1 parking rules. Together they will 6 l^ tlU uarei 9-2 6 Iturregui Zarra 8-1 appeared before the Planning and students don’t read it, the editor said. 7 Irun Zoqui tl 7-2 7 Eddy Acin 9-2 Zoning Commission (PZC) spend $5,000 to prove themselves 8 Irasu Barturen 5-1 8 Fausto OUve 5-1 right, Lewis said. Subs Fausio Zarri Subs JJ Artecbe Wednesday night. Lewis said they A winter's meat 3-6-7 6-1-7 7-3-6 6-3-7 4-7-5 7-2-4 3-7-1 74-3 wanted to know if their suggestions The town’s champion trap shooter, Third Ninth “Squire” under review 1 MaHin Olave 6-1 1 J1 Urreo 5-1 on changing a town law on van Students at Penney High School Roger Nolet, shot a deer Wednesday 2 )J Paul 7-1 2 FrKisco AHeche M 3 Fausto Letpe 5-1 3 Fausto lArua 7-1 parking were being considered. They report they are pleased “The Squire” in East Hartland, Conn. The carcass 4 PeU Coya 7-2 4 CharoU Sergio 9-2 are, said PZC Chairman Walter is being read — even if by the will privide him with about 80 5 lose Barren 4-1 5 Or^o I Zir^ M 6 Irun Zarri 9-2 6 Arriaga I Chasio 8 4-1 Forrest. But any change is months superintendent’s office. A front page pounds of quality venison meat, he 7 Rodrifuei Jan 8-1 7 Itoripgui Ochoa 6-1 away. article in a November issue on a said. 8 Arra Z^ui II 8-1 8 ArUno Adn 8-1 Subs Irasu Cirrei Subs Jose Zarra Lewis said the change, if any, will “mooning” incident which ended up He and his wife,Susan, are now set 5-7-3 4-6-7 6-2-8 6-5-4 4- 6-8 6-3-5 4-7-5 4-6-3 come too late to help him and in court prompted complaints. for venison eating the rest of the Fourth Tenth 1 MaHin 5-1 1 Hurua M McLain avoid legal costs of defen Superintendent Eugene Diggs asked winter, he said. 2 Arra 4-1 2 Arriaga N (-i 3 Montilla 6Sp.m. NOLIDAY MONDAY-FRIDAV TILL 9 NOLIDAY MONDAY - SATURDAY TILL 9:00 ® render in World War II on NOURS: SATURDAY TILL 5:30 May 7 ,1945. Stanizzi, who is a full-time meter reader for the SUNDAY 12-5 HOmSi SUNDAY 12 - 5 « Rockville Water Co., lives with his wife and four children From MetKheater Al * at 9 Ridgewood Road.