PAGE THIRTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 17, 1976 About town Get your Social Security card now The weather Manchester Association for the ment at -Eastern Connecticut State United Methodist Church will meet Inside today Partly sunny this afternoon, high 50- Gifted will meet Thursday at 8 p.'m. College, Willimantic, will discuss tonight at 7:30 at the church. The reason it is important for Social Security to be sure “Intelligence and Creativity.” The 55. Tonight mostly clear, Iqwi in mid Area news .. .22-23 Elditorial ...... 4 at Mott’s Community Hall, 587 E.' 20s to mid 30s. Partly sunny Friday By SAL ANELLO each person is assigned only one number is that multiple public Is Invited. ’The executive board of the Com Business...... 9 Fam ily...... H Middle Tpke. Dr. Alfred Comfeldt, with high In mid SOs. Chance of Gassified___24-26. Gardening...... 12 Social Security Manager numbers may result in your earnings being credited to chairman of the psychology depart- munity Outreach Center will meet - :’J .'I The education work area of South tonight at 7:30 at the center. precipitation 10 per cent through the **The BHgkt One” Comics...... 27 O bituaries...... 14 different records. This could mean lower benefits for you period. National weather forecast map Dear Abby...... 27 Sports...... 15-17 and your family when you retire, of if you become dis EIGHT PAGES With Christmas just around the corner, it’s again time on Page 25. SEGTIMIS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMHER W, 1270-VOL. XCVI, No,,42 PRICE! FIFTEEN CENTS to remind young people who don’t already have a Social abled or die, since the amount of your Social Security check is based on your average earnings over a period of ^arbs Security card to apply for a card four to six weeks ahead By PHIL PASTORET of time if they expect to work during the holidays. Many time. employers are reluctant to hire a person without a Social Each year more than 400 million wage reports from employers are rejected by the Social Security computers Bars have quitting times, Security card. which is more than can be Democratic leaders told Despite the reminder, many young people will probably for reasons involving Social Security numbers. said for some patrons. Sometimes the names don’t match the number or there’s wait until the last minute because they think that getting Some folk are smiuen with a Social Security card is still just a matter of dropping no number at all. It costs the government an estimated $7 nostalgia; others Just don’t into the nearest Social Security office and picking one up. to $8 million annually in efforts to reconcile the proper want to face up to things. But it doesn’t work that way anymore. earnings to the proper person in such cases. This is why the employer will generally insist that you Executive revamping Now when you apply for a Social Security card, you are required to submit proof that you are who you say you are have a Social Security card to show him rather than the - documents that show your age or date of birth and number you’ve memorized. He wants to avoid the hassle citizenship, and a document which shows either your of Social Security contacting him for reporting an signature or photograph to prove identity. Your applica erroneous number. heads Carter list tion is then sent to Social Security Headquarters in Since it’s also true that iRS requires that an employer A misogynist is a fellow who "Since I stal led serving B an’ G [sickles, X suffers from shesickness. Baltimore, Md. There it is screened against existing make sure that everyone he hires has a Social Security my lips have doubled!” X PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - President elect went to congressional turf, the for the old Hoover reorganization records to make sure nobody else has the number that is number, many employers with a choice between a Our new watch tells the elect Jimmy Carter wants the antebellum mansion of Sen. Herman authority, which recently expired, to to be assigned to you and that you haven’t had a number jobseeker with a card and one who has to apply for a card minutes, hours, seconds, oMUi.l t i r - Democratic leadership to give top m E. Talmadge, D-Ga., near Lovejoy. be reinstated. This gives the presi before. The card is then maiM directly to you. might take the one with the Social Security card. elapsed time, stars time, time I O Pickles turn up In priority to granting him authority to in 12 countries — and gives the dent broad reorganization powers, The same procedure is followed in getting a duplicate So it’s a good idea to get that new card or duplicate the darnedest places reorganize the executive branch, Carter and the dozen ranking time signal number for the Democrats met reporters outside the subject only to veto by one chamber card when you’ve lost your old one. If you have the stub card right away. It may take a little longer, but in the correct time. WOCH & CUCCtNHflMlR. lONC ISIANO CITY. N Y 11101 which he said would take “two to of Congress. ACONVHlCVktlOroaO%COMMP V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 18, 1976 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 18, 1976 726 E. MIDDLE TPK. Officials pushing for agreement MANCHESTER MHS students attend sessions Evening Herald' A NW LOWTOICES PuMMivd vwfy rwnlofl Bxoepi nsvAAM inviAuA Sunday! «n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 18, 1976 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchater, Conn., Thurg., Nov. 18,1976 fBanrl]? Btf r Hrrali Their mission is to scare us Roller pigeons birdom^s circus flyers Manchester — A City of Village Charm of their rolls and crash dive and went into a roll toward The pigeons are capable gone for good, and didn’t WASHINGTON - We don’t need who has written a book condemning way to “modernity,” that changing UVALD^Tex. (UPI) - For a quaiDfr of a century into the ground and injure safety on the ground. of flying high, Stewart see how they would ever Founded Oct. 1, 1881 them. They represent the thinking of the arms race. She called SALT “not times call for changing policies. “We Andrew Tully Dr. J.W. Stewart has found themselves or die. Others spiraled upward said, but are at the mercy find their way back," Member, United Preu Internetionai rnuch but an institutionalization” of have to concentrate on quality,” he Member, Audit Bureau of Circuiallon the people who gave us the Vietnam watching the graceful One time, Stewart said, and were soon out of sight of the wind at times. Stewart said. “Rollers do the U.S.-Soviet competition to said. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. War, who sold John Kennedy the spirals of his flock of his pigeons were circling in the clear blue sky.” One winter day, a strong not share the homing in manufacture more death. She noted Moreover, Symington has served Unable to catch the north wind blew in while stincts of their homing Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. mythical “missile gap.” Their mis but a tough former Cold Warrior, the “roller pigeons” provides high and suddenly a pigeon sion is to scare us into giving the Pen that the number of nuclear missiles on the supersecret Joint Atomic hawk sliced through the pigeons, the hawk gave up the birds were flying and cousins. But after several Harold E. Turkinglon. Managing Editor former big-spending first Air Force him with the calm that Reymond F. Robinson, Editor*Publisher was estimated at about 4(XI in the ear Energy Committee, and knows much and left, Stewart said. soon they were blown out hours, when the wind sub tagon a blank check. secretary who was born again during others derive from formation seeking easy Today they are known collectively ly 1960s, when disarmament talks about the power of nuclear weapons. tranquilizers, analysts or prey. None of the pigeons was of sight, he said. sided, they all returned to 'Opinion the hourly carnage in Vietnam, lost. “ I thought they were the loft.” as the Committee on the Present which he initially supported. began, llie present SALT discussion He spoke of the U.S. atomic bomb meditation. “I looked up and saw the envision a U.S. and Russian buildup that killed 85,000 people at rollers scatter,” he said. Danger, and their names are In the intervening years, to about 2,400 missiles each, with Hiroshima; that bomb was the Stewart watches the “They started employing familiar: Paul H. Nitze, former Symington has been an influential birds daily and it renews striking power increased by equivalent of 13,000 tons of TNT. their performing ability as Deputy Secretary of Defense; voice in support of disarmament and his spirit. The fascination a d e fe n siv e m e a su re multiple-warhead weapons. Today’s nuclear bombs are far more Chinese remain Eugene Rostow, former Under in opposition to the Pentagon’s has to do with the birds’ un against the hawk. Some Symington ‘then talked about powerful, and Include a Soviet .^Genuine Deerskin Secretary of State for Political Af demands for more powerful ique circus-act style of broke the flight formation dollars and cents, declaring that hydrogen horror that Symington said a walled-in power fairs; former Secretary of State weaponry. Thus, before leaving the flying. heavy military expenditures are con has the force of 59 million appalling They fly instinctively in Dean Rusk; former Treasury Senate, he chaired a hearing on the tributing to national bankruptcy. He tons of TNT. formation in a circular Men’s & Ladies’ Secretary Henry H. Fowler. dangers of the worldwide arms race. had the figures at hand: World War I pattern and at a certain The more things change in barbarians of the West, nor They have a budget of $250,000, “We are talking about annihilation which they will spend “sounding the fighter planes cost $5,000 each; Yet we have Nitze, Rostow icCo., point in their upward Fashion post-Mao Tse-tung China, the even any curiosity about what unless somebody can prevent it...” spiral, the pigeons vault alarm" to the American public about World War II fighters, $50,000 each; announcing that they will slug it out Barbs more they will remain the lay beyond the sea that lapped he told the session of his Arms Con th e m s e lv e s in to a Korean War fighters, $l-mlllion to with President-elect Carter if he By PHIL PA8TORET Soviet expansionism. They’ve always trol subcommittee. backward sofnersault and same. The one constant in 4,000 the shores of the Celestial $1.5-million each; Vietnam War tries to cut the Defense budget. Well, had access to big dough bwause they There was plenty to talk about in tumble downward. If they put a few more GLOVES years of Chinese history is a Kingdom. fighters, $4-million each, and some Carter is mindful that one of the are the good ole Establishment gang; that room. For one thing, Symington “There is not a more restrictions on TV, about all Made In U.S.A. As late as the latter part of fighter planes today as much as $20- reasons he won was his pledge to call distrust of all things foreign. if a quarter of a million bucks isn't concluded that, “From the stand beautiful sight to me than you'll be able to tune-in with million each. the Pentagon to fiscal account, and good conscience will be the test Among the sins which Mao’s the 18th century, a British enough, they know where to get point of any meaningful progress, the to see those birds circling ' he doesn’t owe the Establishment pattern. widow, Chiang Ching, was ac trade mission to China was more. SALT (arms limitation) talks are against a backdrop of a And how, when we need him most, hawks a thin dime. But I’d like to cloudy sky flipping into a Another good thing about Value rebuffed with the blunt advice dead.” Don't dismiss Symington as just cused of in the sudden cam have Symington stick around, in case roll downward,’’ said yonr newspaper: It makes yon Sen. Stuart Symington is going into Symington was saying amen to the paign against her and three that there was nothing the another shopworn economizer. He the general that is in every President Stewart, who is a Texas feel so superior when you find a DOLL ,115^ retirement at 74. We need him testimony of Alva Myrdal, former mistake in its columns. other high-ranking “enemies Chinese needed from would not strip the Pentagon bare, surfaces. The Senator has been A&M University extension because he is NOT a career pacifist, Swedish Minister of Disarmament, but argues that tradition must give FURNITURE nnishV2 pnce| of the people” was her un- foreigners. there. entomologist for a 19- county area of Southwest Chinese penchant for Western It was from these same Texas, finery. British and other Europeans Stewart started raising “Nothing is too pretty for who came pressing at their pigeons as a hobby when he her and it must be foreign,” gates that the Chinese, for cen was 13 years old and To our jalopy, the 50-m.p.h. Akin's Apple recommends the birds as speed limit signs are a com read a wall poster at Peking turies secure in the power of an inexpensive and pliment. Open Daily their own culture, were to University, criticizing Chiang satisfying hobby. We m ea su re th in g s in Manchester Parkade 10-9 Ching for having bought a learn the painful lesson, a cen •w He said the roller tw eilths. When the m etric SAT. 10-6 laoiimcMt Manchester SUN, 12-5 French high-fashion dress — a tury before Mao Tse-tung an pigeons sometimes get so system comes in it wiit be in caught up in the perfor tenths hut our neighbor already 649-1787 PERSONAL CHECKS double sin in a country of drab, nounced it as a dictum, that mance they fail to pull out measures everything in fifths. ACCEPTED unisex pantsuits. power in a rapidly changing Another poster in Shanghai world flows from the barrel of denounced the former movie a gun. Yet even in the first actress for having worn a decade of the 20th century, the Canadian beauty foreign dress for the visit of Boxers, armed only with their Miss Canada 1977 is 18-year-old Yvonne Foster of Saskatoon, Sask., who President Nixon in 1972. fanaticism, flung themselves holds on her crown in the melee following her selection earlier this week This is all very silly to against Western guns in a vain in Toronto. She is a broadcast journalism major at the University of Westerners and, of course, attempt to thrust the foreign Saskatchewan. (UPI photo) Chiang Ching was not removed devils and their influences out from her former position of in of China. fluence because of her taste in The paradox in all this is that fashions. But the fact that the most revered name in Mao’s successors chose to China today, next to Mao Tse- •3 $ ^ ^ emphasize it for the edification tung, is that of a foreigner, About Town of the masses as proof of her Karl Marx. But the Chinese revolutionary impurjty are, despite their xenophobia, Polish National Alliance The Couples Club of Academy of Irish Dancing demonstrates anew the basic pragramtists who will adopt a Group 1988 will meet Sun Center Congregational with Tommy O'Neill and xenophobic strain in the foreign idea if it suits their day at 2 p.m. at St. John’s Church will have a potluck Jimmy Rizza, instrumen Chinese character. needs. Polish National Catholic Friday at 6:45 p.m. in talists. Church hall, Golway St. The Great Wall that the first ’The Chinese have made Karl Woodruff Hall of the church. After dinner, The YEA Group of Chinese emperor erected to Marx an honorary Chinese Polish Women’s Alliance entertainment will be Emanuel Lutheran Church Group 518 v(ill meet Sun will have a progressive keep out foreign invaders was somewhat like pragmatic provided by the Irish Step iAHo'c' "'’'rdJX PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, Nov. 18, 1976 House Democratic leaders see troubled waters ahead KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Jackson “Well, I suppose you raise its right County District Judge Paul E. Vardeman wing," suggest^ Vardeman. HARTFORD (UPI) - House years, as deputy speaker and Rep. ford was elected majority whip, a has made a ruling for the birds. However, there were no problems Speaker James J. Kennelly and Robert J, Carragher of Hartford, position that did not exist in the 1975- Vardeman’s decision came last week in because Early was the only one to testify. Majority Leader William A. O'Neill who was assistant majority leader, 1976 session. Kennelly said she will a custody case involving a myna bird He drew laughter when he entered as say they see troubled waters ahead as deputy majority leadei'. be in charge of improving com named "King Koncho,’’ which dis evidence pictures of King Koncho with for the 1977-1978 session of the Kennelly and O’Neill also ap munications between the leadership appeared from the Ross Early family in family members, a picture of the bird Connecticut Legislature, pointed two assistant majority and the rank and file. Kansas City in July 1973. perched atop the family’s Schnauser, leaders — William J. Lawless of Rep. Irving Stolberg of New Early, 36, bought the bird in 1970 in "Schnapps,” and a pet store list of the Kennelly and O’Neill were re Norwalk and Natalie Rapoport of Haven, who first planned to Japan. Variieman ordered it returned to bird’s vocabulary. elected to their respective leadership Waterbury. Four others were elected challenge O’Neill and later switched Early when neither the defendant, nor the The list included "Come herp, sox,” jobs without opposition during a by rank-and-file Democrats. his sights to the speaker’s platform, bird, appeared for the hearing. which Early said was a mistake for closed-door meeting Wednesday of They were: Robert G. Gilligan of dropped out of the race against “Come here. Schnapps.” Also on the list the 93 Democrats elected to the 151- King Koncho is a phonetic rendering of Wethersfield; Joseph S. Coatsworth Kennelly before the balloting began. the Japanese sounds for “myna bird,” member House Nov. 2. was, " I ’m the Earlys’ bird.” of Cromwell; Raymond J. Dzialo of Kennelly and O’Neill, who also is They appointed Rep. Robert J. now priceless in this country b^ause they Vardeman’s ruled for the plaintiff, Middletown; and Timothy J. Democratic state chairman, said Vicino of Bristol, who was deputy no longer can be imported due to quaran saying, “The fact that it says T m the Moynahan of East Hartford. they were not troubled by the majority leader for the past two tine. Earlys’ bird, seems to prove it conclusive Muriel T. Yacavone of East Hart- reduced Democratic House majori Early sued Mrs. Elizi Chalmers, owner ly- ty. They lost 25 seats to Republicans of Noah’s Pet Store, for custody of the "This is an unusual case,” he said. “I in the recent election and now have a bird, which he said he and his wife found suppose the appropriate judgment is to majority of 76. in the store in April. give ’em the bird.” The leaders said after the party When Early entered the store the bird Norwich Hospital gift caucus they agreed most of the said, "Hello, sweetheart,” one of the major troubles facing the 1977-1978 things Early had taught King Koncho. lawmakers will be economic in Early said he tried to get the pet store collection centers set nature. owner to give him the bird, which was not Hid Yon They said one of the major con for sale. So he filed the suit. cerns is a suit being considered by Democratic leaders confer Before the hearing, court officials were K now ? Center Congregational Church and For further information, call the the state Supreme Court that may a little apprehensive about the There are terrific The Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., Mental Health Association at 233- force Connecticut to come up with an William O’Neill, right, Democratic state chairman and House Majority Leader, confers proceedings, expecting the talking bird to bargains in good, 893 Main St., are the Manchester 2601 extra $1(XI million a year for local testify in his own behalf. collection centers for holiday gifts education—raising the specter of a with Speaker Jam es J. Kennelly at the opening of a caucus of Democratic House members The court recorder told the judge, ‘Tve serviceable home 455 Hartford Road for Norwich Hospital patients. Gifts state income tax. Wednesday night in Hartford. (UPI photo) never taken down testimony from a bird furnishings of all will be collected from Monday, Nov. IVIilitary contracts Kennelly said also important was before,” and the court clerk asked the kinds in the Want Manchester, Connecticut 06040 22 through Wednesday, Dec. 15. the need to improve the economic judge, "How do I swear it in?” Phone 649-9946 Items must be brand new and should WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Navy climate in the state in order to at Ads. not be gift-wrapped. has awarded two Connecticut tract and retain more jobs, and Midday bus schedule adjusted Suggestions for men are toiletries, manufacturers contracts totaling O'Neill pointed to the start of collec undergarments, stretch socks, more than $121 million for jet engine tive bargaining talks with state handkerchiefes, slippers, pajamas, and submarine work. employes. The midday schedule of the lost because of the traffic build-ups arrivals in Hartford.” Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn.,' Looking grand again sport shirts, cardigan sweaters, Kennelly, a Hartford lawyer who Connecticut Transit Route “B ” bus on Silver Lane,” according to State The schedule time changes are as said Wednesday an award of $113,025 warm gloves, caps, wallets. Gift served five terms in the House, was serving Manchester and East Hart Transportation Commissioner James follows: million went to the Pratt & WTiitney It’s notit jusjust the camera angle that makes the Grand Hotel on Mackinac ideas for women are cosmetics, deputy speaker in the 1971-1972 ses ford is to be adjusted beginning Mon F. Shugnie. ”We want to avoid late Division of United Technologies for Island, Miclich.,■ ...... look like it is tilting — it is tilting.So the So managenthe management is cologne, slippers, nightgowns, wool sion and deputy minority leader in day. jet engine manufacturing to be done giving the 89-year-old summer Tiotelnotel on this automobile-less island bed jackets, stockings, pantyhose, the 1973-1974 session, when the GOP At that time, the buses leaving Pr^m for WMw in East Hartford. New Between Michigan’s upper and lower peninsulas a $200,000 face lift, sweaters, gloves, scarves. controlled the lower chamber. Depot Square in Manchester bound P rese n t The Electric Boat Division of Leaving Time Both men and women would enjoy O'Neill, an East Hampton for Market Square in Hartford will leaving time raising it up from the rear so as not to spoil the facade — with an General Dynamics in Groton was 8:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m. stationery, ballpoint pens, crossword restaurant owner, served five terms leave three minutes earlier than at 8:48 a.m. j2:48 p.m. architectural device which hasn’t been popular since the Middle Ages, puzzle b(wks, new paperback books, awarded $8 million for repair and 9:45 1:45 in the House. He was an assistant present. 9 :« 1 4g the flying buttress. (UPI photo) ~CB PRICE BRE^ puzzles, checkers, other table games, nuclear refueling of the USS Spade minority leader in the 1973-1974 ses 10:45 2:45 ‘•’nie schedule changes are being 10:48 2:48 candy and cookies. Fish, the senator said. sion and was elected state party chief 11:45 3:51 made to make up time that is being 11:48 3:54 in 1974. Ov'er‘ 2 6 ! ■ V S4Vf Apartment tenants Ex-CIA agent notified OVER he is to be deported *40!, get a big surprise /RUB !EM PER Mini 23 Channei Snow Shovel I Channel SeeClerlilorOeUib 2 Way CB Radio CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) — Two very surprised apart LONDON (UPI) - Former CIA agent Agee, who has lived in Cambridge for Our ment dwellers are trying to figure out today how they four years, said he is writing a new book BROADCAST IMMEDIATELY! Philip Agee said Wednesday he has been Fcc ryp£ S e t Clerk lor Details could have unknowingly shared an apartment for three told by the Home Office that he is to be about the activities of the CIA since World ACCEPTED! •A0902 Ref. 89.99 FCC TYPE months with a boa constrictor. »KCB2310' deported. War Ii; Heavy duty, lightweight ACCEPTED! Police said a.man living in this city’s Auburn section Agee said he and journalist Hosenball alummum blade with fire For 2 -w ^ communication, traffic Reg. 89.99 _ His deportation notice followed by one ana road conditions - or just (or fun! got up about 2:30 a.m. today to go to the bathroom in his day a deportation order served on have worked together "on the question of hardened ash handle; Broadcast and receive, get road and imHir easy to handle. second floor apartment. American-born Evening Standard the CIA presence in many different coun i^ ^ t s . Instructions and hardware inclu^^. When he got there, he found a six-foot boa constrictor reporter Mark Hosenball. tries.” 36” Driveway w e n EI^CTRIC ENGRAVER u n iv e r s a l m o b il e CB wrapped tightly around the toilet. Hosenball’s deportation notice claimed 4 7 6 The deportation notices are "fairly un Markers Writes on wood, glass, metal, etc. Ref. 5.99 a n t e n n a s , Reg. 14.99 Ea.. The man woke his wife, police said, and together they usual,” a spokeswoman for the Home Of that his departure from Britain, "would decided they would rather not stay in an apartment with be conducive to the public good” in the in fice said. Our a boa constrictor wrapped around the toilet. Agee, 41, was a CIA agent for nine years terests of national security. Reg. So they went to the police station. in Ecuador, Uruguay and Mexico. He left Both Agee and Hosenball said they 99c Ea. Sure Start 2-Gal. (S-Quart) The police went to the apartment, unwrapped the snake Caldor10W30 the organization in 1%9 and published a w(juld appeal their deportation orders. Metal shaft, red reflectors. 24 Month and put it in a box. They planned to give it to the Roger book-"Inside the Company: CIA They have 14 days to do so. 12 Volt Battery All Season Oil Williams Zoo. Diary”—five years later in which he Before taking a job with the Evening Meanwhile, police discovered how the boa became con named the CIA operatives with whom he Standard, Cleveland-born Hosenball Furnace Filters gooo'- I Our stricted around the toilet. had worked. worked from 1973 to last July for Time Reg. It seemed the previous tenant raised snakes. He moved Reg. 4.99 The four-page deportation notice served Out, a weekly magazine devoted to enter 31.99 out three months ago and didn’t take all his belongings on Agee claimed he had obtained informa tainment listings and investigative repor Buy Seven! with him. tion for publication "which could be harm ting. bet t er .' r $ 0 Q 36 Mon. 36 99 ^ 9 LEE Regular Police declined to release names or the exact address ful to the security of the United Available m popular sizes. 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Sieffert, property outbreak of apparent food poisoning Christmas Gub funds, distributed by were at the hotel for the bankers’ Lodging biz recovers at 25A Esquire Dr., $35,500. within a week has been discovered the 66 mutual savings banks in the convention reported "flu-like symp Joseph G. Morrissette and among convention-goers at a Lincoln state, according to the Savings toms.” He said there has been Alice Morrissette, both of hotel. nothing to indicate that their illness but no boom forecast Bank’s Association of Connecticut. Flagler Beach, Fla., to Dr. E.D. Lyman of the City-County The 1976 Christmas Club total was the result of food poisoning Merle Harris and Pauline Health Department said officials NEW YORK (UPI) - The hotel to affiliate with one of the major shows a substantial increase from rather than flu. Harris, property at 29 Far learned that 27 persons who attended ahd motel business has reached the chains If they are to survive,” he 1975’s total of $29.8 million, the Fricke said nothing has been pin a Bankers Association convention at end of a severe shakeout but there explained. mington St., $38,000. pointed regarding the illness of association reported. the Hilton Hotel late last week were will be no new building boom soon, Quality Inns is the oldest motel A survey showed that 182,797 Donald F. Perham and several persons who reported flu-like hit with vomiting and diarrhea. says Joseph McCarthy, president of chain. It was founded in 1939 when Beverly A. Perham to John symptoms after attending an in depositors set aside an average M. Keibish, property at 12 Earlier in the week 34 persons Quality Inns International, Inc. motels were commonly called tourist Christmas Club of $180.77 this year. attending a Bankers Life Nebraska surance company convention Hyde St., $31,500. "I think the Hyatt interests will courts. It was formed in Florida as Last year’s average club was $171.70. insurance company convention were banquet. make a success of the new hotel to be an affiliation group, not a franchising The association said (Christmas Raymond F. Damato and stricken with vomiting, diarrhea and "We have thousands of people here Richard P. Hayes to built on the site of the recently closed operation, by seven Southern Club savers showed a strong deter other intestinal tract distress. .. and there is a lot of flu around," he Hockanum Valley Commodore In New York’s Grand operators who were concerned mination in reaching holiday savings Lyman asked the Center for said. "1 think it might be the flu.’’ Associates, property on Central district but miscellaneous because motels In general were being goals despite the business recession Disease Control in Atlanta for Officials did not learn of the second Tolland Tpke., $60,000. hotel and motel construction now hurt by the unsavory reputation of a and high unemployment in the state. assistance in investigating the out outbreak until Monday, when a Douglas S. Henderson would verge on the foolhardy,” said few. It took the founders two full The 1976 gains also indicate a boost banker from outstate Nebraska and Celia E. Henderson to breaks. McCarthy, who left a top post in the years to get (Quality Courts United in retail business in the holiday About 80 persons from across the telephoned the state Agriculture State of Connecticut, Sheraton chain to head Quality Inns. firmly under way with a set of rather season, the association said. state attended the Bankers Associa Department. The state Health property at corner of Wind '"The time has passed when real es rigorous standards, which all the in In the Manchester area, savings tion convention, Lyman said. He said Department was contacted and sor and Burnham Sts., no tate promoters can be successful in nkeepers agreed to follow. banks joining in (Jhristmas Club 59 of them have been contacted. notified Lvman. conveyance tax. nkeepers. Tough, competitive and ‘"liie n e ^ for standards was ob payments included: progressive Innkeeping is needed In vious,” McCarthy'said. "Police and Nuclear garden hose? • The Savings Bank of the lodging business today,” he even the FBI had issued warnings to Manchester, 4,680 Christmas Clubs Quilrluim deeds Sadat urges high priority added. people about I unsavory conditions in Larry Shemanski may appear to be examining a stack of coiled garden hose, but actually totaling $625,0(10. Hugh M. Jo se lo ff, J. The shakeout was considerable. tourist courts.” • People’s Savings Bank of The magazine, Motel-Motor Inn (Quality Courts was very successful he’s inspecting a weld in cooling coils used in Westinghouse Electric’s cominercial nuclear Rockville. 851 clubs, $95,154. Miriam J. Abrahamson, reactor systems. 'The coils are fabricated in the company’s electro-mechanical division in and David L. Abrahamson, CAIRO (UPI) — President Anwar sive" arms, including F5E jetfighter Journal, reports that the number of as an affiliation chain of In • The Savings Bank of Rockville, all of West Hartford, to Sadat urged President-elect Jimmy aircraft and antitank missiles. I Hcr«W pholo by Urson i inns fell by nearly 4,000 between 1975 dependents in the years when it was Harmar, Pa. (UPI photo) 2,580 clubs, $320,000, Gulf and Western In Carter Wednesday to give the Arab- Sadat assured the congressmen and 1974 and the number of rooms by comparatively easy for local real es • The Savings Bank of Tolland, 674 dustries, property on Israeii conflict the highest priority that the Americans need not worry Auxiliary honors Arnold 270,000. Yet total room occupancy in tate developers to pick a likely site, clubs, $74,804. Toiland Tpke. and to come forward next spring with about current efforts for a rap creased. Gross industry sales rose to build a motel and hire someone to Town of Manchester to a proposal to resolve it because prochement between Egypt and the Mrs. Mary LeDuc, president of Manchester’s American Legion Auxiliary, presents $17.09 billion from $11.8 billion and run it. Raymond F. Damato and "without the United States a solution Soviet Union whose reiations have Richard Arnold of Glastonbury with a certificate of merit for his "heroic” efforts in total invested capital rose by $5 But the rapid growth of big New razor ^sharp as sapphire^ Wins award I Richard P. Hayes, proper is not feasible at all." been badly strained over the issues of billion to $28.15 billion. franchised and company owned rescuing Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beebe, who were trapped in an intense house fire April 30 at whether the sapphire-edge blades The Barrows and Wallace Co., ty on Tolland Tpke., no Addressing a six-member visiting arms supplies and debt repayment. “These figures prove,” McCarthy chains such as Holiday Inns, Ramada BOSTON (UPI) - Sharp as suburban Waltham, has developed a can be produced economically. Realtors, has been cited for outstan conveyance tax. delegation from the U.S. House of He made it clear there was no their home at 74 Hudson St. Arnold, who operates the Arnold Millwork firm on Tolland said, “that success and growth are Inns, Marriott, Sheraton and others sapphire? way to grow sapphire crystals in a Representaties led by Rep. Lester question of any future special Tpke., was also presented with gifts from the Beebe’s two daughters, Mrs. Bernice going to depend on tight management produced really severe competition. ’That may well be the next slogan die. Tyco owns a patent for edge- According to a Gillette spokesman ding service in transferring Connec relationship between Cairo and Hagenow of Woodland St. and Mrs. Mildred Cowles of Hudson St., with whom the Beebes from now on.” ’The first steps to switch (Quality the Gillette Co. will use to describe a defined, film-fed growth sapphire the option to use the Tyco process is ticut families to other areas through Wolff, D-N.Y., Sadat renewed his bid costing Gillette $10,000. If Gillette Release of attachment for American arms. He said he wants Moscow as in the past, but that the now make their home. The presentation took place earlier this week at the Legion Home. He intends to expand Quality Inns Inns from an affiliation to a licensing new coating it is considering for its crystals, the RELO Inter-City Relocation Ser Fred T. Baker against the United States to sell him “defen- maximum Egypt is striving for is in the Western states and hopefully in and franchising operation were taken razor blades. Tyco has the technology to grow a finds the sapphire process worth pur vice Inc. Anna T. Choma. normalization of bilateral relations. Mexico and the Caribbean countries, as early as 1963 but the company had Gillette has been granted a six- sapphire edge which would increase suing then they will consider The award, given at RELO’s 16th but not by building and not by too had so much success with indepen month option for negotiating a the use life of razor blades. Sapphire "serious research and development annual meeting in Houston, is the work." fourth citation for Barrows and New trade name many outright purchases. dent operators seeking shelter under license to use Tyco Laboratories' is second only to diamonds in ”I expect many independent motel its name that it didn’t try hard to ex patented sapphire crystal technology hardness. Gillette plans to develop a Wallace, which has represented the Heather H. Isoma and prototype during the next six months Brian T. Sullivan, doing and hotel owners to decide they need pand on its own steam. for razor blades. Tyco, located in But the big question remains service in Connecticut since 1966. which will be tested on an in-house The firm has offices in Manchester business as Clean Life, A panel. Janitorial Service, 180 and 10 other towns. Porter St, Building permits Solid tires return V.S.H. Realty Inc., Can and Smiling Service, too! ton, Mass., sign at 269 E. with a difference Center St., $400. George Poland for NEW YORK (UPI) —Things have a habit of coming Wesley Gryk, alterations of course! almost full circle over the decades in industry — but at 461 Main St.. $380. never quite ail the way. A-United Contractors The growing use of foam-filled tires for special purpose Inc. for Paul Sady, vehicles is a case in point. These bear a resemblance to aluminum siding at 164 Ir the “solid tires” of early trucks, heavy early electric 8HUIN6S B8NK GOUNIRV ving St., $3,000. / coupes and nearly all military vehicles and field guns in Dale TTiompson,' wood- World War I. burning stove at 15 Knox Even in World War II (Jerman and Russian artillery St., $125. right now! was largely solid-tired. The ability of the Allies to Roger A. Wesson, tool produce large quantities of strong, reliable pneumatic shed at 472 Tolland Tpke., tires for gun carriages was pretty important. $200. Roger A. Wesson, three routes The solid tire lingered for heavier and slower trucks demolition of tool shed at and even for New York City’s romantic Fifth Avenue 426 Tollaqd Tpke., $50. to luxury fashions, buses until the mid-1920s. Eugene R. Gilliland, The foam-filled tire has the same advantage of being wood-burning stove, 49 puncture and blowout proof but can operate safely at Oliver Rd., $100. value prices, too! much higher speeds — up to 60 miles an hour if the speed Philip N. Morrissette, isn’t kept up for more than an hour or so. But it's too wood-burning stove at 596 heavy, too expensive and builds up heat too fast for use on Gardner St., ^00. ordinary passenger cars that roll on the highways at high Delta Buildings for Bar speeds for hours. A foam filled truck tire may cost $275 bara Lindsay-Shirley H. against $100 for a pneumatic tire. Agnew, interior alterations Several American rubber companies make foam filled at 20 Purnell Place. J tires. Bradby Builders for Goodyear alone sells about 50,000 of them yearly, prac First Hartford Realty tically all custom orders for "tire torture” jobs on C orp., house a t 202 special purpose vehicles where even the loss of a few Grissom Rd., $25,000. minutes time because of a puncture or blowout could shut down an entire production line. Underground mining .Marriage licenses vehicles are a case in point; foam-filled tires are a big ad David Boyle and Bonita vance over naked steel wheels or old fashioned solid tires Kennedy, both of East in the mines. Hartford, Nov. 27. Chris Because they are bullet proof, they are used in many tian Rouquie, Hartford, military vehicles that are designed to come under fire. and Rhea Gregonis, 719 But about the only standard passenger cars that use them Center St., Nov. 26. are diplomatic corps cars in parts of the world where James Fisi and Priscilla terrorist attacks are a peril. Zaborowski, both of Recently, Ford Motor Co. has found a special use for Manchester, Nov. 28. foam-filled tires on the wheels of its computer-operated Barry Gregory, Hebron, half-mile Automatic Transit System in Detroit, connec and Patricia Olander, ting Dearborn’s Fairlane shopping center and the Hyatt- Wethersfield, Nov. 27 at Regency hotel. South United Methodist. GREETING CARDS row SHOWING FOR U i OCCASIONS Sm Our L$rg»'DItpItf ARTHUR DRUG I Onr 40 Ttsn ol UatnaOtO IsnrtM O p e n 2 4 Hours Dah ‘ 1 OR EMERGENCY SERVICE Cost D uh ooini^M SWEATER Mobil STYLES HEATING OILS 'velvety' blazer pantsuit value! identify yourself! OIL BURNER R HEATING INSTALUTION Save $21 on our most fomous maker cotton velveteen Just when you need them, leave it to Worth's to bring Who are you! Give them a clue! 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GRIGG maverick former Conservative government minister, has were able tp govern for some time yet and to do so ailing pound and growing unpopuiarity with the voters, Mary-Ellen Hannon and John Patrick Tunsky, both of Laurie Shea and Roger Troie, both of Manchester, were LONDON (UPI) - Prime Minister James Callaghan’s oome out publicly in favor of keeping Labor in office. without the hourly hazard of dismissal,” he said. Its hope is that in the next two years the economy will Manchester, were married Oct. 16 at the Church of the married Oct. 2 at St. Gabriel’s Church in Windsor. Labor government is balancing precariousiy on a "I can see much in the interests of the United Kingdom So all signs are that the Callaghan government will turn the corner and Labor will recover its lost popularity Assumption in Manchester. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shea political tightrope. which might be better served if this Labor government struggle on — buffeted by continuing economic crisis, an before it has to submit to an election. The bride is the daughter of John J. Hannon of of 76 Edmund St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Two stinging by-election (special election) defeats Manchester and Mrs. Helen M. Pelligrlnelli of Windsor. Mrs. Armand Troie of Windsor. have shaken it badly. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William The Rev. Lawrence Bach and the Rev. William Its parliamentary majority has been sliced to one. Tunsky of Manchester. Pitkington performed the double-ring ceremony. Ilga In a recent crucial Commons showdown it was saved The Rev. Paul C. Trinque of the Church of the Assump Paups was guitarist and soloist. only by the single vote of a Northern Ireland Republican, tion celebrated the nuptial Mass and performed the The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a double-ring ceremony, hfe. Carol Joensuu of South Wind white polyester knit gown designed \^ith scoop neckline, sor was organist. ^ Deli Department Specials ^ long full sleeves with wide cuffs, Empire waist with sash ’The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a News commentary CHOICEST MEATS ’ DOMESTIC *41 aMfW and full skirt. She wore white pompons and baby’s breath gown of white nylon organza enhance with vemse and for her headpiece and carried a matching bouquet. BOILED HAM ibM .79 Alencon lace and seed pearls and designed with Empire Donna Deyorio of Manchester was maid of honor. IN TOWN RUSSER'S WUNDER BAR waist, high Victorian neckline, long fitted sleeves, and A- who has spent time in internment for campaigning to get Bridesmaids were Claire Kish of Middletown, the line skirt trimmed with lace appliques and cascading to Britain out of Ulster. GERMAN BOLOGNA ib 79^ bridegroom’s sister; and Julie Vigue of West Hartford. an attached chapel-length train. Her elbow-length veil of "The dry rot has set in for the government,” says DELICIOUS *4 A A Jerry Pllkington of Windsor Locks served as best man. USDA CHOICE illusion was attached to a lace-covered Camelot cap. She Conservative opposition leader Margaret Thatcher, Ushers were John Moran of East Hartford; Larry Troie BLUE CHEESE ,b *1.98 carried a colonial bouquet of white daisies, light blue calling on the government to quit and hold a parliamen CHUCK STEAK JARL8BERQ IMPORTED *4 WWWW of Windsor and George Troie of Warehouse Point, miniature carnations, baby’s breath, greens and ribbons. tary general election. .lb. brothers of the bridegroom; and Robert Shea of Wiscon or ROAST FIRST CUT . Mrs. Rosemary H. Crandall of Andover was her She is confident this would sweep the embattled Labor i SWISS CHEESE ib M .99 sin, the bride’s brother. CENTER C U T WEAVER’S sister’s matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Linda government from office and bring her to power as | A reception was held at the Les Gourmet Rendezvous W. Hannon of Manchester, the bride’s sister-in-law; Don Britain’s first woman prime minister. in Newington, after which the couple left for Bermuda. CHUCK ROAST .lb. CHICKEN FRANKS 69* na C. Sylvester of Manchester and Sara Ann Lloyd of But Callaghan refuses to bow out. They are residing in Manchester. Newington. Patricia Ann Sylvester of Manchester was "We intend to carry on with our economic and I UNDER BLADE Mrs. Troie is employed by Tiago’s Hair Design in Hart McLaughlin Photo flower girl. legislative program,” he says. "The government will re SAUSA6ER0LL 59* ford. Mr. Troie is employed by Karol Opticians in Hart .lb. V WEAVER’S DUTCH FRYE owww John F. Hannon of Manchester was his brother’s best main in office until we have succeeded in our task.” CHUCK ROAST ford. Mrs. Roger Troie man. Ushers were Ejdwin J. Crandall of Andover, the In fact, all indications are that Callaghan will succeed | BONELESS in doing so — for a time, at least. bride’s brother-in-law; John D. Lanese of Manchester, Mrs. Thatcher may have to wait some time yet for the SHOULDER ROAST . lb. and Glen E. Pelligrinelli and Gregg G. Pelligrinelli, both general election she keeps demanding and, with it, for tfV filiiiffii • of Windsor and stepbrothers of Uie bride. Richards Studio her chance to take power. BONELESS Program on A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, after which the couple left for New Smyrna Beach, Fla. The present parliament was elected in October, 1974. LONDON BROIL . lb. Engaged J Mr. and Mrs. John P. Tunsky Legally, there is nothing to force Callaghan to dissolve SHOULDER STEAK Fresh Fish Department They are residing in West Suffield. parliament and hold new elections until late 1979 unless | LEAN Featuring This W eak cancer slated he is defeated in a House of Commons confidence vote. Delicious The parliamentary arithmetic is more on his side than | SHORT RIDS of REEF .lb. The engagement of Miss Jo-Ann for Dec. 1 the bald figures indicate. TENDER Weerden of Manchester to Michael At the moment the Labor government’s maximum | Alexander Morano of Cape Cod, LOBSTERS lb. M e n u s Commons voting strength is 316. The combined opposi lb. Mass, has been announced by her "The Nurse and the Colostomate” STEW REEF will be the topic of a program, for tion tally is 315. FRESH parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Another by-election scheduled early in the New Year at I SWORDFISH . Ib. Weerden Jr. of 11 Clyde Rd. professionals only, on Wednesday, Dec. 1 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in con the Birmingham suburb of Stechford could well bring] .lb. WE WILL HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF HOLIDAY Mr. Morano is the son of Mr. and GROUHD CHUCK ference rooms A, B, and C. at bread, margarine, coffee, tea or School another Labor defeat and rob the government even of its j Mrs. Edward C. Morano of 19Vk Elderly milk. SW EET LIFE MEATS & POULTRY - ROASTING CHICKENS - J? Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 Cafeteria menus which will be one vote Commons majority. Eldridge St. The following menus will be served Wednesday; Roast tom turkey, But the opposition’s problem is that it is splintered and 1 CAPONS - GEESE - DUCKLING - CORNISH The bride-elect was graduated Haynes St. Nov. 22-26 at Mayfair Gardens and served Nov. 22-26 in Manchester SUCEDDACON . lb. pkg. giblet gravy, mashed sweet potatoes, public schools are as follows: only rarely — as happened Nov. 8 — do all the opposition GAME HENS AND OUR OWN HOME STYLE from East Catholic High School in Westhill Gardens for all Manchester green peas with pearl onions, fresh Mrs. Barbara Belli, R.N. an Monday: Frankfurt on a roll, baked parties line up together to try to defeat the government. 1975. She is employed at Crestfield residents over 60. cranberry orange relish, apple pie, V SAUSAGE MEAT FOR STUFFING enterostomal therapist at Hartford beans, sauerkraut, milk, ice cream. The Conservatives have only 278 seats — 37 fewer than Convalescent Home. Monday: Pot roasted veal slices bread, margarine, coffee, tea or Hospital, and two members of the Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat Labor. The remaining opposition votes consist of 13 Her fiance was graduated from with tomato vegetable au jus, milk. Liberals, 11 Scottish Nationalists, 10 Ulster Unionists and Manchester Ostomy (Hub will be the sauce, tossed salad, bread, butter, Manchester High School in 1974. He whipped potatoes, parsley buttered Thursday: Closed. guest speakers. milk, harvest cake. three Welsh Nationalists. is currently serving with the U. S. carrots, lemon refrigerator dessert, Friday: Fish chowder, baked But none of them shows any real interest in throwing j Wednesday: '/z day session - no Coast Guard as an airman aviation whole wheat bread, margarine, macaroni and cheese, seasoned out the Labor government and submitting to a general j mechanic stationed at Otis Air Force The program is sponsored by the coffee, tea or milk. lunch. American Cancer Society, green beans, fresh tangerine and election now. Base, Cape Cod. Tuesday: Baked meatloaf with oatmeal cookies, bread, margarine, It is generally assumed if an election were held now, I Manchester Unit. Pre-registration is Thursday: Thanksgiving Day. The couple is planning an April 16, gravy, Spanish rice, mixed green coffee, tea or milk. the once-powerful Liberal party would be virtually wiped j GRADE A FROZEN B jm O O D FARMS of FARMINGTON, CONN. required by calling 643-2168. 18-22 1977 wedding at St. Bridget Church in salad with tomato wedges, French 'The menu is subject to change. Friday; Holiday. out. LB. AVG. Manchester. Nassiff Photo dressing, tapioca pudding, corn- ’The Scottish and Welsh Nationalists want Labor to stay j TURKEYS — ,b in office until it pushes through promised legislation to j ALSO AVAILABLE 10-1$ LBS 22 LBS AND UP set up local parliaments in Scotland and Wales and give j KILLED TURKEYS both countries a considerable degree of self-government.' The Ulster Unionists cannot be counted on to support j SWIFTS BUTTERBALL 20-22 LB. the Conservatives. Their leader, Enoch Powell, a | Dr. Lamb TURKEYS AVU.AVG. IP, ALSO AVAILABLE 10-18 LBS. & 22 LBS. AND UP ALL SIZES lb. Use of spices COVENTRY STORE By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. can cut calories Sheppard relatives We Give Old Fashioned STORE HOURS: Moil, Tues., Wed., Sat how creamed cottage sue for $10 million Butcher Service... DEAR DR. LAMB - In Let me give you an 8AM-6PM example. When you buy a cheese has so much less Thursday & Friday some parts of Asia, es sodium than uncreamed. SAN DIEGO (UPI) — Relatives of Dr. Sam Sheppard, | pecially parts of India, package of frozen peas G ift j convicted of killing his first wife in a celebrated trial but MANCHESTER STORE HOURS: curry powder is used as a they contain little or no fat, acquitted in a retrial 12 years later, have filed a $10 j 8AM-8PM DEAR READER - seasoning instead of salt. but when you cook the million invasion of privacy and slander suit against] Sunday 8 AM-1 PM Butterfat is very low in Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 Curry tastes very different package you will likely put National Broadcasting Co. and others. i m i . MEADOWBROOK sodium. Uhsalted butter and it is somewhat of an in at least a tablespoon of The suit, filed in San Diego Superior C ourt, contended SHOPPING CENTER contains less than 10 I adjustment for those of us butter or margarine. Then the Sheppard relatives suffered humiliation as the resuit Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9M ROUTE 44A milligrams in 100 grams who have grown up with about half or more of the of the Nov. 17, 1975, national telecast, "Guilty or In COVENTRY, CONN. (3.5 oz.) Part of the weight traditional American calories in the cooked peas nocent; The Sam Sheppard Murder Case.” Sat & Sunday • of creamed cottage cheqse cooking. come from fat. If you had that iv e s The action was filed by lawyer David P. Lucchesi of 'til 6:00 317 HIGHLAND 8T. is from the creamy liquid it HZ&HLMD Is curry powder a viable used a nonfat seasoning Vallejo on behalf of Dr. Stephen A. Sheppard, a San Diego MANCHESTER, CONN. is creamed with, high in alternative fo r-a young, that would not have physician and.brother of Sam Sheppard; Stephen’s wife b u tterfat and lower in borderline hypertensive happened. So both to limit Betty; Dr. Richard N. Sheppard, another brother; his sodium than the dry curd. who would like to restrict sodium, and limit fat (and wife Dorothy, and Sam R. Sheppard of Cambridge,' Hence the uncreamed dry the intake of sodium? hence calories that lead to Free with Christmas Clubs Mass., a son of Sam Sheppard. being overweight) I think weight of the cottage curds Named defendants with NBC were Metromedia Corp, the use of spices should be contains the most sodium. of America, Universal City Studios, Harold Gast and a j DEAR READER - For most people that is not ^ - — - _ _ __ . __ — ■ m M4 A A* aF m m ^ encouraged. number of parties still to be identified. ] Curry powder and other .1 am sending you ’The a valid argument for the Garden Fresh, Produce Specials AGAIN BY POPULAR DEMAND. 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Box 1551, milligrams of sodium and a to offer tills s|)ecial incenii\'e to sa\'e tiitd ;it liie You may be interested to cup of skim milk 127 GOLDEN OCEAN SPRAYIPRAY Radio City Station, New siitne litne su|i|X)ri tlu’ .Sheltered \S'orkshop W ui CRAHDERRY SAUCE know that the spice world milligrams — not an im York, N.Y. 10019, M ^'oll mtiy .selec t yoiir ^ Sr. Marion Gear Obituaries dies at age 75 ■ Manchester Giruige will sponsor a to attend the reunion planning ses A b o u t turkey sbpper Friday at 6:30 p.m. at sion on Wednesday n i^ t, and who Thoughts ApLENty Top five race finishers . Grange Hall, Olcott St. The supper is wish to help in making plans may Mn. Gertrude F. Saunders John T. Wieliczka Sister Marion Cecelia Gear, 75, of tO W fn open to the p u b lic for'a iK xninal fee. contact Howard and Jean (Wilson) the Order of Notre Dame, former Waddell, SO Tanner St. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Ger SOUTH WINDSOR - The funeral supervisor of secondary schools in trude Freeman Saunders. 86, of 179 of John T. Wieliczka of Avery St., Monbers of tbe Manchester High the Archdiocese of Hartford., died School Class of 1947 who were unable By Len Auster High St. died Monday at an East who died Wednesday at Manchester Wednesday night at the East Catholic of 1975 entered again Hartford convaiescent home. She Memorial Hospital, is Friday at 8:15 Convent, 105 New State Rd. was the widow of Irving Saunders Sr. a m. from Molmes Funeral Home, Sister Marion Cecelia was bom in Mrs. Saunders was bom in Hart 400 Main St., Manchester, with a Bridgeport, Pa., and while a member Tom Hollander, John Vitale and Bob turning out to watch the men, women female, as well as a number of ford and had iived in Elast Hartford Mass at St. Margaret Mary Church at of the Order of Notre Dame served in By EARL YOST Day finished in that order last turkey and children, decked out in an assort masters in the 50 and over age for 20 years. She attended the First 9. various assignments. She had been and The M Slelfarts... ning but lack of scoring punch cost Sports Editor Season fading day and all have forwarded signed ment of colors and in all shapes and bracket. Congregational Church. Burial will be in Wapping director of studies at the Notra them dearly. But there are future Top five finishers in the 1975 The fall schoolboy scholastic entries for the Thursday race over sizes, cover the five-mile route. The man to beat, without any ques Survivors are a son, Irving F. Cemetery. Dame Novitiate, Waltham, Mass., ISANYO seasons and things do look Join Together With season Is all but over and soon the Five Miie Road Race will be in Outside of the Boston Marathon in tion, is Burfoot, still one of Saunders Jr. of Solvang, Calif.; two Friends may call at the funeral elementary supervisor of schools in promising. Cheney was hurt by lack exploits will be nothing but the 40th edition of the April, the Manchester race attracts America’s leading distance runners. sisters, Mrs. Herman Caine and Mrs. home today from 2to4and7to9p.m . the Springfield. Mass., Diocese, and of communication in several memories. Attention will shift to the Thanksgiving morning promo more competitors and spectators The Mystic man has blossomed into William Clarke, both of East Hart the first principal of Notre Dame locations but an iinprovement here roundball game where East Catholic the biggest winner ever in Road Race ford; three grandchildren and two Academy, Worcester, Mass. She also and there could make the Beavers tion one week from today when and Manchester High are both than any track or long distance run history since coming out of Fitch great-grandchildren. Joseph J. Corbeil had served as as principal of Holy NEW winners. For apparently the first over 900 runners are slated to expected to field more than represen ning event in New England. High School and into national The funeral is Friday at 11 a m. at .Name School in Chicopee. M a^. time. Tech coach Manny Goncalves be on the line for the 10:30 Joseph J. Corbeil, 84. of 13F Carver tative quintets. But some time should The list of entrants includes prominence. Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Lane died Wednesday at a The funeral is Saturday at 11:30 will have people fighting for jobs and start. 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be in be allowed to gaze back at what's that can only make the Beavers a runners from at least 16 states, from Little Johnny Kelley won six Five Manchester convalescent home. He a.m. at the Novitiate of the Sisters of The race starts, and finishes, on Spring Grove Cemetery, Hartford. taken place. better team. Maine to Oregon, and as far south as Milers and this figure held until his was the husband of Mrs. Fabiola •Notre Dame in Fairfield. Burial will LOW Main Street, opposite School Street. KELLEY McCLLSKEY Friends may call at the funeral The M Siefferts The Indians and Eagles both had East hasn’t won a soccer game Florida. Outstanding college protege, Burfoot, came along. Moreau Corbeil. be in St. Michael’s Cemetery, All proceeds will be turned over to home tonight from 7 to 9. excellent cross country teams and going Into the '76 season but a blend Manchester’s paved streets. runners, fresh from rugged cross Earlier, the biggest winner was Joe .Mr. Corbeil was bom in Canad and Bridgeport. Conn.. PRICES the Muscular Dystrophy Fund of the the notoriety they received, rightly of seasoned veterans and skilled Without question the Road Race country schedules will be competing McCluskey, Manchester’s greatest had lived in Manchester for 18 years. Friends may call at the novitiate sponsoring Nutmeg Forest, Tall so, increase greatly. Manchester, freshmen made the Eagles winners. has blossomed into Manchester’s as well as experienced club runners, contribution to the world of sports ■ ------One year after Franco — Scouts set sights on Everest to keep the wilderness,” be COVENTRY, R.l. (UPI) makes its sensational tack Everest’s full 29,028 they will not be subjected — Explorer Scout Post 70 swing after plunging out of feet. to the lack of oxygen or any said. He already has been on got bored with hotdog and the Western Cwm (cq).” “The reason we chose of the other things that can training hikes with a group hamburger camping trips “Lho La pass as far as Lho La is that we can get to hit you at high altitude.” Spaniards shake off height goes compares it without going through Hunt may have chosen to of 24 young men and w ith in e a rs h o t of a favorably to the summit of the Khumbu ice fail,” climb Everest “because it women. In (Dctober, 1975, superhighway. So they are the post scaled Cannon making plans to scale Mt. Mt. McKinley,” he said. At Walker said. “I Have no in is there,” but Walker had a 20,010 feet above sea level, tention of going through it. more practical reason. Cliffs and Eagle Gifts in Everest in 1980. New Hampshire. Last authoritarian controls "We’re a high-adventure the spot is traditionally the “They will be subjected “I hope it will give them spring, they rushed the oriented group,” adviser base camp for moun to ail of the wind and a wilderness experience rapids on the Pawcatuck Bruce Walker, 32,. said taineers expecting to at weather,” he said. "But that will make them want Tuesday. His explorers — River. By PETER UEBERSAX punishes convicted adulteresses by aristocratic background with a male and female scouts MADRID, Spain (UPI) - Since up to five years in jail, but lets un frankly admitted espousal of from ages 14 to 22— "don’t Generalissimo Francisco Franco faithful husbands go free. Western European-style Socialist want to do the same thing Carter election costs $34.9 million died on Nov. 20, 1975, Spain has un ideas. that the younger kids, that Strikes tolerated “Now, ” she says, “Spaniards are dergone deep change. Strikes and street protests — most the 11-year-olds are PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) — It cost about new campaign finance law. Carter’s Georgians contributed $270,000 in As politicians still haggle over the more alive, they are not frightened to doing.” largest item during the fall was $10.5 of them illegal, but tolerated in many speak. ’There is much curiosity, they $34.9 million to elect Jimmy Carter April, and Carter won the important terms of converting the authoritarian cases — reflect the growing political Vivid topographical president — roughly 80 cents for each million for media advertising. Pennsylvania primary that month structures of the Franco regime into want to find out. maps spread over the walls Campaign treasurer Robert militancy of millions of Spaniards “True, Spain is still full of conflict vote he received Nov. 2, according to over Sen. Henry M. Jackson of a democracy, events appear to have of W alker's home in Lipshutz of Atlanta reviewed the and an impatience that often ignores — but the conflicts are no longer sup a report released Wednesday. Washington. overtaken them. The 35 million pastoral Boone Lake. financial records with Carter the damage they cause to Spain’s pressed, they are out in the open. And His primary campaign cost $13,- The campaign also took out several Spaniards are not waiting—they Walker began moun Tuesday. His report was released ailing economy. Youngsters, in turn, there is a new solidarity that will 164,200. Of this amount, fellow bank loans during this period, all of already are shaking off the controls taineering about eight Wedne^ay. which have been paid off, Lipshutz find a new togetherness in open-air help solve the problems.” Georgians gave more than $1.5 im post during Franco’s 40-year rock and protest song festivals, years ago and teaching million, or 20 per cent of all in said. Most of them were secured at rule. ’Die biggest change is that the Not everyone agrees about six years ago. According to Lipshutz, the critical which were banned under Franco. dividual contributions, and they gave period during Carter’s 22-month bid least partially on the strength of spoken and printed word is now vir Not everybody agrees with Miss Walker isn’t aiming for a ’There is a new flourishing of the $270,000 during the critical month of for the presidency — and for other Carter’s personal credit. tually free. Diez. One look at the grafitti summit. His goal is to lead arts, so long hemmed in by Western April 1976. hopefuls, too — came between March During the primary campaign, the The process has been aided by the appearing on housewalls and in sub the amateur group as high Europes once most rigid censorship Carter’s general campaign cost and May 1976, while a Supreme Court leading states from the standpoint of government of politicially liberal way stations show that some as the Lho La pass — the and Uie old regime’s distrust of in about $21.8 million, the same as did ruling forced the Federal Election contributions were Georgia, $1.5 King Juan Carlos, 38. Pledged to set tellectuals. Spain’s greatest contem Spaniards regard the past with point, according to Everest President Ford’s, all of which was million; New York, $804,(X)0; Califor ting up a functioning democracy by pioneer Sir John Hunt, "at Commission to suspend the disburse porary artists, including painter nostalgia. financed by federal funds under the ment of federal matching funds. nia, $641,000; Florida, $534,000, and next year, the government tolerates Pablo Picasso, cellist Pablo Casals, “Under Franco we lived better,” which the Khumbu glacier Texas, $394,000. many activities still banned by poet Rafael Alberti and film director says one frequent slogan. Crunch Franco-era laws. Luis Bunuel all lived in exile. Now “ We had p ea ce . And As a result, there has been a those who have survived Franco are troublemakers were put against the Don’t worry this was no accident. A 64-ton M48 tank of the West German Bundeswehr tremendous outpouring of ideas and coming back. wall,” says Juan Navarro, a 35-year- (armed forces) demonstrates what easily can happen when a tank drives on an ordinary demands. old electrician. “Under Franco, Moviegoers flocked to Charlie road in normal traffic. The Bundeswehr gave the demonstration in Munich Wednesday to More than 4900 parties those willing to work could improve Chaplin’s 3$-year-old classic ‘”rhe alert car drivers to tanks on highways. (UPI photo) At the last count, political parties Great Dictator, ” when it was finally their lot. I built up my own business. number 430 — most of them still il released after Franco’s death. Now Now it's all talks and strikes and the legal and only a few with a substan they are queueing to see “Songs for economy is going to hell.” tial following. After a War” — a spoof on the There are other changes. El Pardo Suspended Palace, from where Franco ran the "A veritable alphabet soup,” said regime, which director Basilio Mar MOUNT CLEMENS. nation with an iron hand, has been 116 EAST CENTER ST. former Interior Minister Manuel tin Patino made five years ago and Mich. (UPI) — An assis turned into a museum. For the price Fraga Iribame, himself the leader of hid for the day it could be shown. tant principal who ordered MANCHESTER two rightist groups known by their in Life more interesting of an 80-cent ticket the curious can view glass closets full of his uniforms 17 eighth grade students to (tow rtf UP) itials, RD and AP. Next year’s first “Life has become more interesting stnp naked in a search for free elections in 41 years are and other memorabilia. and Spain is a better place to live,” Tens of thousands of Spaniards a missing master key has N0W!...A(ld 5% Interest expected to cut the number down to says Carmen Diez de Rivera who, in been suspended without managable size, as happened in have visited the 1 12-ton slab of her own way, symbolizes the changes marble under which Franco is buried pay for a day. neighboring Portugal. The action against that have occurred. in the basilica of the Valley of the Spanish attitudes are changing not Stephen McDermott came Blonde, blue-eyed Miss Diez. S3, Fallen, a civil war monument in the only in politics, but in fields as looks like a top fashion model. She ’Tuesday’ at a Clintondale diverse as labor relations and sex. Sierra Guadarrama range 40 miles also happens to be Premier Adolfo north of Madrid. Community Schools Board CHOICE MEATS Feminist groups campaign for con Suarez’ chief of staff, which makes of Education meeting. Picking out a turkey traceptives, divorce and abortion — But the crowds are noticeably ..a savings account that her the highest-ranking woman in the thinner now even though fresh Besides losing a day's all taboos under the rigidly administration. And to round off this pay, McDermott received m n m a FRESH HIADE puritanical Franco. ’They also cam flowers still cover the grave and Selecting a turkey from the available supply in the market may be a snap — for ^;>ain at least — in a highly un mass is said over it often. a written reprimand that for most housewives, but to John Stigall, manager of a turkey farm near paign for an abolition of a law, which usual combination, she blends an will be plac^ in his per BOILED HAM ITALUN SMISiUZ sonnel file, school Kilborne, 111., it means deciding among 20,000 birds. He said though that Superintendent John Savel current prices make turkeys a good holiday meat bargain. (UPI photo) Beef price increase forecast by USD A said. Savel said more allows you to write severe measures were not taken against McDermott WASHINGTON (UPI) — Consumers will find beef Agriculture Department’s annual Outlook Conference, because his past record prices climbing 10 cents a pound to a new record annual said that beef supplies— depressed because low cattle was good. lb. average in 1977, but pork noay decline 5 cents or more per prices have led cattlanen to trim production plans-will Last Thursday. McDer It need not be antique pound from its 1976 record. Agriculture Department drop from an estimated 128 pounds per person this year to mott ordered 15 boys in a economist Richard Crom predicted Wednesday. about 120 or 122 pounds. Hog production, however, is drafting class to remove Crom predicted the annual average retail price of all expected to increase. their clothing to search for TASTCOSEA TASTY cuts of choice grade beef is expected to advance from this Crom said retail pork prices, which reached a record the key. Two girls in the to he ^collectible’ “checks” year’s (1.39 to about $l.tf, the highest annual average on annual average of $1.36 a pound this year, may fall 5 cents class undressed in a SOLE FILLET TURBOT FILLET record. But another speciiilist added one note of comfort a pound “or more” in 1977. Shoppers will find the lowest separate room under the furniture, according to Mrs. Stewart. By JUNE DELANO lor beef lovm. pork prices of the year during the early winter months of supervision of a woman “If you compare it with new furniture, I HALLOWELL, Maine (UPI) - Grand Altfaou^ the 1977 average will pass the 1975 record of 1977, Crom predicted, while beef probably will peak teacher. don’t think it’s that expensive,” she said. ma’s old oak table isn’t legally an antique $1.46 a pou^, shoppm are not likely to find prices next seasonaUy n ^ summer. The key never was found. “You have something that’s better made year reaching the one-month peak of $1.61 set in July, unless it dates back at least 100 years. But that doesn’t mean it’s not valuable. and that’s not going to lose its value.” 1975, economist Larry Deuwer said in an interview. The oak furniture is the oustanding Antique dealers have a name for Crom, in a report prepared for delivery to the collectible selling here, but the antique desirable old items which aren’t old lb. dealers report the interest in old, but not enough; they call them “collectibles.” antique, items has generally increased. And dealers in this center of antique There is particular interest in military wheeling and dealing say collectibles have hardware, old firefighting equipment and been sqlling well. Collectibles include such things as clocks, regardless of their age, the dealers say. CB Con vac n . . w « Depression glass. Art Deco items and the A new weddy column for all you VMte refuse to sell women M 1 0 In any event, many of the dealers in hot seller this year, elaborate oak fur D A IS Y They “ H I ^ Maine’s antique capital have added the Citizens Band radio enthusiasts out niture from the early 1900s. word “collectibles” to their advertising. there on Channel 19 and the other ROLL “Oak furniture from the turn of the cen channels. Fellow with the handle of life Insurance. Lasr m lb. tury is very popular,” said Vicki Stewart, “Ink Dipper” will bring you the who owns one of the 20 or so antique stores latest ratchet-jawin’ from CB-land. which line the main street of this 200-year- Watch for it every Saturday in The old town. Herald’s Weekend magazine. CLOSED SUNDAY “It’s very fancy and ornate, but after B id Yon you live with it for a while you begin to like it,” she said. “And it’s indestruc Know ? tible.” There are terrific Mrs. Stewart and Wilburta Johnson, bargains in good, who with her husband owns another store on antique row, think the interest in the serviceable home w oak furniture probably began when young furnishings of all people tried to furnish big old homes kinds in the Want o without paying antique prices. At some Ads. Take Advantage point, however, the law of supply and de o mand took over and prices on the old oak furniture skyrocketed. She HeraluL o O f Our “We're getting bigger prices for it now CLOSE - OUT than for real, real old things,” Mrs. John Here at First Federal Savings we've cleared the And to top it all, we pay you 5% on your NOW son said. “Why, you can pay up to $300 for account balance, so there's always money coming in o Famous an old round oak table.” But the oak fur air about NOW accounts, and what they really cost. niture is still a bargain compared with new We've done it with the all-free NOW account. No its, even while you're paying out.’ o ends or buts to confuse you. Look at everything you Compare them all, then come in today and open get with a First Federal NOW account, without paying a First Federal Savingsa//-free NOW account. o Diamond accents. Tro(ditionally styleci out a dime. No other NOW account offers so much for nothing. It's almost too good to be true. Trade In men's rings with that acddetd No Minimum Balance-so there's o ^2 Never a Service Charge We Insist Ihal woeseii bwy It. If sparkle that only No Limit to the Number of check-like tbev w ant H. the way they wsnit It, a (jiamond can wrhlmHt any hassle. drafts you issue provide. Own No C h a r^ for Printing your Name and o Now until That’s Savings Bunk Life Insurance and yours today! consecutive numbers on each draft that’s the way iTs handkd. We don’t have high To The Bare Walls No Charge for Your NOW Statement Our gang's pressure salesmen. We have ihendly savings Black onyx $190 showing all deposits, withdrawals all heart! 9 ThanksgMng O bank people equijiped to answer questions, tell you all you want to know, and let you Everything Must Go! Signet $175 and interest earned each month make up your own mind. If you want It, you O M buy it Hyou don’t want it, you won’t be sold. SHOES V Another thing about Savings Bunk Life t% Insurance: because we have no sales force, i / s & r * * "'•■••■BE O we can charge less. If you buy, you pay less U BIWEH TO A than if you were sold F is t Federal Savings .Next time you’re near a savings Iwnk, slop ON AU GROCERY AND FROZEN FOODS f f S)j CHARITIES 7 in and ask about life Insurance. You’ll see. ... A refieshing experience! ekcluding cigaraftM, dairy, baked goods and coffee U Karat Easy Payments East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville, and South Windsor. jQf Manch9$t9r Parkade Only ^ cMidm. Jtwtiers i Slivtnmitht Sine* 1900 Sai/ings Bank Life Insurance Jit MAIN STRBIT IN DOWNTOWN MANCH18TRR o l»E§ 2 OttL^rda Mt4t44aL$avi*ufi.li(mk Hartford • Wettfarmi Mall MAWCHEtyifcR EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., TTiurs.. Nov. 18,1978_PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVEXING HERALD. Mancfaesler, Conn.. ThuK.. Nov. 1», 1976 Professional schools accused Police report of discriminating against women A Manchester man was arrested on Center and New Sts. Police said the Spencer St., charged on a warrant traffic and criminal charges suspect struggled with police while Wednesday night with assaulting a Wednesday afternoon after a series officers tried to handcuff him, and police officer. Police said the BOSTON (UPH - One reason per cent during the same period. This means that 68.4 par cent of all of incidents stemming from a after he was in custody he com charges stem from an incident in women cannot get high paying jobs is "I feel this is the practice of all in employed women worked to sqiport domestic dispute, Manchester Police plained of pains in his arm. Hartford. Portuondo was turned over they are discriminated against hy stitutions." she said in an interview. thonselves or their families. i reported. He was tWn taken to the hospital to Hartford Police. professional schools which admit "Look at the distribution of salaries “It's a vidoBS circle.” Ms. Fitz The man, Andrew R. Verraneault, and admitted, police said. • Mark K. Violette, 19, of 204 Oak more men than women, according to and jobs in which women are patrick said. "And something has to 37, of 232 Center St., reportedly suf Grove St., charged Wednesday night an associate economics professor at represented. They don't pay much.” be done to break it. We have got to fered a broken arm when , he was Joseph A. Healy, 19, of 11 Ward St., with breach of peace, after a distur Boston University. Ms. Fitzpatrick said male- make a concerted effort and change taken into custody. He was listed in Rockville, and David V. Sig Jr., 16, bance stemming from a motor vehi dominated schools tend to view the way education is done. We have satisfactory condition today at of 175 Tudor Lane, were arrested by cle check at Broad and Center Sts. Dr. Blanche Fitzpatrick, in her women as inferior. Sbe said schools to start bringing in more women." Manchester Memorial Hospital. Manchester Police Wednesday after The criminal charge was lodged new book “ Women’s Interior don't want to accept too many Before coming to Boston Universi Police charged Verraneault with noon on charges stemming from the after Violette was issued a summons Education.” sajrs many women can women because they fear Ihey^U ty in 1965. Fitzpatridi spent 15 years reckless driving, failure to obey an theft of antique watches from a for illegal passing, failure to obey a not get the qoaliTications they need "loose out in rank” or "look bad." as a labor economist. officer’s signal, disorderly conduct downtown store. red light, and driving with unsafe for good jobs because they often can "It is not surprising that Her intoest in post secondary ad- and interfering with an officer. (]ourt The two, apprehended on Summit tires. Court date is Dec. 6. not get into schools which provide the professional men. as well as coo- misson's policies began in 1973 when date is Nov. 29. St. about an hour after the theft was necessary training. Strtiction workers, resist the en ^ chair^ the Labcn' Task Force on Police were dispatched to. reported, were charged with third- Ms. Fitzpatrick compared enroll trance of women whom they view as Eldocation. part of a gubernatorial Verraneault's home at about 5:45 degree larceny (possession of stolen Eleven-year-old William Silver of ment records of universities, lowering the status, prestige and in commissioo p.nt. after officers received a report go^s). They were held overnight 125 Cooper Hill St. suffered a bruised vocational schools and training come of the field from which they Ms Fitzpatrick said if schools do about a domestic incident involving a and were to appear in court today. heel in a brush with a car at West and programs from 20 states with derive their income." sbe said not change their admissions pdicies threat with a gun. Police said four antique watches, Bank Sts. Wednesday night, police women's employment data She Ms. Fitzpatrick said the low es they could lose federal funds. Sbe As officers arrived at the Center valued at about $525, were recovered said. found that discriminatory admission teem in which traditional .American noted that 52 per cent of nation's St. address, the suspect was seen and returned to the Collector’s Silver told police he was piling policies discouraged women from society bolds women also has voters are women and they deserve driving away in a truck, police said, Corner, 487 Main St., which had leaves in the street for town pickup seeking post secondary educatioo affectrf many womens attitudes equal benefit from their tax dollars. and he didn't respond to commands reported the theft. when he was grazed by a passing car and. consequently, high paid about themselves and what they can Better training and employment to stop. driven by Robert J. Doggart, 78, of 81 professional jobs. accomplish for women, according to Ms Fitz Several police cruisers were sum West St. The study found that nationwide, Cooirary to popular opinicm. Fitz patrick. win help men as well as moned to the area to apprehend the Other arrests made by Manchester Silver was treated at Manchester men outnumbered women three to patrick said roost women work for a womcD. suspect, and his truck was forced off Police: Memorial Hospital and released. No two in research oriented universities living, not just to pick up "extra pin 9>e said if more Stilled women the road a few minutes later at • Feliepe E. Portuondo. 26. of 30F charges were lodged. The ratio was worse at some money ' enter the labor force it will ease the prestigious schools. Using U S Labor Department men who now prcrride most family in For example, the percentage of statistics, she found that 19 per cent come €ionfer in Plains wmnen at Massachusetts Institute of of the 37 million women in the labor ".A man has to work too bard if he President-elect Jimmy Carter, right, greets Vice President-elect Walter Monday in Plains Technology increased from 12 to only force in 1975 were widowed or is to be the main si^iport of his this wedi wbrai the ^finnesotan arrived for a confereice between the new administration 16 per cent from 1973 to 197s while at divorced faimily." sbe said ‘T'd like to see a Fire calls HaWard the percentage of women .Another 26 1 per cent were married situation where both sexes had equal and tc^ Etemocratic leaders in Congress. (UPI photol went from 26 to 29 per cent. to men whose income was below flO - opportunities for a reasonably At Boston University the percen OCKS An additicmal 23.3 per cent were satisfying job and salary " tage of women dropped from s2 to 49 single Msdichester Parkade Bank Charges Welcome East Hartford Wednesday, 9; 17 p.m.—Brush fire at 15 Russell St. (Town) Wednesday, 12:25 p.m. -F alse alarm Laurel St. Today, 2:34 a m. —Leaves afOe at 8 at- East Hartford Convalescent Home, Wednesday. 9:37 p.m. —Dumpster fire Alpine St. (Town) Main St. at 72 Saunders St. Tulland County WednSsday, 4:24 p.m. —Brush fire at 84 Today, 4:13 a m. —First aid call at 490 Wednesday, 2:11 p.m. —Grass fire at Soviet civil defense This is *gator aid’ .Robert’s St. Main St. Eckert's Pond, Vernon. Wednesday, 4:50 p.m. —Brush fire on Today, 9:03 a m. —First aid call at 101 Wednesday, 3:18 p.m. —Grass fire on Central Ave, Chapel St. Jonathan Dr., Vernon. would save almost 98% Arkansas style Wednesday, 6:02 p.m. —Brush (ire on Manrlipsler Wednesday, 9:22 p.m. —Woods lire off Margery Dr. Wednesday, 4:44 p.m —False report of Buff Cap Rd., Tolland. Wednesday. 6:19 p.m. —Brush fire at brush fire on Parker St. (Town) Today. 12:07 a m, —Traffic accident on of Russia's population SITTTG.ART. .Ark (U"PI) — Tired of beaver and muskrat High and Wadsworth Sts. Wednesday. 7:03 p.m, —Dumpster fire West Rd., Ellington. damage to his timber, farmer Wayne Hampton asked the .Arkan Wednesday, 8:49 p.m. —First aid call at at 328 W. Middle Tpke. (Town) Today, 12:38 a m. —Car fire on sas Game and Fish Commission if he couldn’t get some alligators 101 Connecticut Blvd. Wednesday. 9:12 p .m —Leaves afire at Interstate 86, Vernon. on his land Wednesday, 8:51 p.m. —Brush fire on Grant and ^Iton Sts. (Eighth District) Today. 10:20 a m. —Grass fire on High WASHINGTON iLTI • - A civilian from a nuclear war. but the Soviet Soon be and a multitude of other south Arkansas landowners Brewer Lane. Today, 2:34 a m. —Leaves afire at 82 St., Rockville. expert said Wednesday Sonet civil Union could do so in two to four had their widi defense plans to evacuate civilians years ‘The day after 24 gators were let loose on my land, my son saw and prepare industrial sites would One member of the Joint Com one lying near a beav’er house ' said Hampton "Soon as a beaver permit 98 per cent of Russia's pop mittee on Defense ProductioL said it came out the alligator attacked He just dragged and roDed the Crestfield fair Saturday ulation to survive an all-out was "madness ' to sit and talk calm beaver under the water." retaliatory nuclear attack by the ly about the projected deaths of .Arkansas is importing alligators from swamps of neighboring Mrs. Anna Barron arranges the “little people” she has created for the annual Christmas United States. millions of human beings Louisiana, which has a surplus of the animals Since 1972 more Fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Crestfield Convalescent Home and Fenwood Rest He also estimated at a con T K Jones of the Boeing than 2.000 alligators have inpoited and state officials have Home, 565 Vernon St. The fair, which is open to the public, will have homebaked goods and gressional bearing that it would take .Aerospace Co . estimated it would landowner requests for another 500 many hand-crafted items made by residents and staff members of the convalescent center. the United States 12 years to recover cost the United Slates between 82,5 "Since the alligator is on our endangered species list, we re Free refreshments will be provided, and there will be a raffle conducted for a patchwork bilhaD and 83 billicm to stockpile trv-ing to re-establish them and at the same time cut down on the mateiiais at plant sites to pronde bMver and muskrat populations in the state ' said Dick Broach, quilt. (Herald photo by Pinto) vital U.S industries with protective chief of the Game and river basins division "Beavers and measures similar to those is the muskrats have proliferated to the point thev' are considered Soiiet piograsa. nuisance animals ’ IflfiNirfiivorite Garrett named He told the committee it would Hampton, who is living where he was born 58 years ago, said to consumer post take another 8100-200 million to plan beavers in particular are doing a great amount of damage to 2.500 Swine flu immunization for ei’acuatioD of U.S civilians, an acres of his land WASHINGTON (UPIt — President dement in survivii^ a theoretical "Thev' re killmg timber by damming up ditches and creeks and Ford Wednesday appmnted Thaddeus nuclear attack bv' the Soviet Union on keeping water on the trees. ' Hampton said. ‘They've been mul- Garrett Jr., to a seat on the Coo- .America t^ilving real fa s t" program lauded by Salk banker is Inis]^ sumer pnxhict Safety Commission "From our study." Jones testified, State officials said one reason for the beaver and muskrat surge The appmotment was a surprise to "we have ccmcluded tiiat the Soviet is the absence of the alligator which almost disappeared from ______- ...... ___ Salk said the studvstudy and bbasic Salk said swine flu and other types some consumer leadm who consider dvil defense program can effectivdy .Arkansas because of previously unregulated hunting Broach is GALVESTON, Tex. (UPI) - The requirements of effective immuniza of influenza could be controlled with Garrett ‘totally unqualified ” protect the industrial base of the one of several slate enqiloyes who periodically journev' to man who developed the first polio tion — which he calls "vaccinology" killed-virus vaccines without the in The White House annocDceroent U.S.S.R. and could facilitate a Louisiana's Marsh Island and Rockefeller Refuge "where tb^ 're vaccine says the swine flu innocula- — required an understanding of the said that Garrett was being ap fection risk posed by live-virus vac relatively swift recovery from a up to their ears in alligators " tion program is one of the first times history of the diseases. cines. pointed for a seven-year term But nuclear war. Broach said the alligator hunt is c^mdncted in boats at night, the medical profession has used ad seeBameiL He said different problems were Salk said experiences with vac Ford lacks the authority to make "By quickly. I mean within two to when the ru tile is not so ^ y . vanced vaccines correctly. encountered with different methods. cination during the last 40 years have anything more than an interim ap four years, contrasted with an es "Their eyes are very bri^t, ihming like red reflectors. One “We’ve come a long way to develop Live virus vaccines against influenza increased understanding of the im pointment at this stage since such ap timated 12-year recovery period for man slips a pole with a noose over the ‘gator's bead and flips it in a science of vaccinology,” Dr. Jonas and polio, he said, may produce the pointees must be approved by the mune response and of the the United States." the boat while another man jumps oo his hind quarters and holds Salk said in a speech released disease they are intended to prevent; Senate, and Congress is not in ses Sen. William Proxmire. D-Wis . Wednesday. "The response of the im requirements for inducing effective his jaws ^u l.■' immunity against infectious dis the live virus vaccines against sion. vice chairman d the panel, noted the Broach said the alligator's jaws are tied shut with an elastic munization program is testimony to Ptesident-^ect Jimmy Carter will eases. measles and mumps may produce United States was currently pending band and the animal is stuffed into a large feed sack to be the need. ihtM have the opportunity of eitbo- "More recent advances permit the such side effects as encephalitis. about $120 million a year for civil tran^rted back to Arkansas “It is the first time in history "Both of these problems appear to asking the Senate to approve Garrett selection of specific antigenic sub defense preparations. "Their brain capacity is pot too large. Anything that moves is anyone has suggested we use a vac be associated with the inherent dif when be takes office or — more likely Rep. Parren J, Mitchell. D-Md., cine the way it should be used. We units (injected protein used to fight — make his own choice fm-the vacant food to them. They don't have the inteUeci of a dog or cat. disease) of the virus for use in vac ficulty in controlling living viruses,’ was appalled at the exchange. They're just like a big garbage grinder ” must fill the immunity gap.” he said. seat on the five-member commis- "It's like the last words in the cine preparation,” he said. sion. movie Bridge Over the River Kwai— Ford nominated Garrett, a 28-year- madness, just madness, that we can old black minister and member of sit calmly here and talk about Vice President Nelson A. destroying millions of human OIL BURIKR SERVIC8 TECHHiaANS Rockefeller's staff, earlier this year beings.” be said. H m w halpud you C oi *4»-2711. D evin e ^ mm Go.^ fJne. Let’s say it’s lunchtime. to vvork is your CBT but Congress adjourned without ac WANTED There’s a line of Jet Banking Card. ting on the appointment. 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Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 18, 1976 fHaurliratpr lEurttiuj Hr ralb Vernon may need an analyst Town Meeting takes many votes to determine water needs Bolton town plan. One resident called the Residents Instead voted to table Public Wdrks Act for the entire plan "obsolete.” the request until there Is a public development of the lakefront proper Vernon concern surface water sources. Insurance Rating Association said LN. DONNA HOLLAND ty passed. Area news that the company just barely met hearing so people can say what they Thi Town of Vernon will probably Szczesny said that while the water Calling for points of order, tabling, Not giving up Another motion for an item not on Andover EMington Hebron’ South Windsor want. have to hire a professional analyst to quality will not have to be greatly minimum standards for fire protec approving and rejecting motions, Vogel said the board is aware of the agenda was withdrawn before it Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon Several residents spoke favorably determine future needs of the town- altered due to this act, the testing tion requirements. Bolton residents remained at the enrollment .problems at the schools of completing the beach development was voted on. He said this rating was taken but has no intention of giving up on owned water company but will turn procedures will chahge substantially. Town Meeting Wednesday for neariy before the ballfields. He said the frequency and degree of before expansion into Boulder Ridge the schools at this point. Firehouse the matter over to the newly created three hours. li was pointed out that although the Jack Carey, fire commissioner, Sewer Authority. testing required will definitely mean and Fire Chief William Johnson feels It was attended by over 100 people He said it would be easier to at town n e ^ s ballfields. It has some. moved to submit an application for Leonard Szczesny, town engineer, more man-hours and more money. if the system were rated today it sitting in a very hapzard fashion. tract students to the high school if wouldn’t meet minimum standards. However it has no swimming facili funding for construction of a in a report to the Town 6)uncil He suggested it might be advisable Just as the meeting got under way a there were a gymnasium and Gun shoot proceeds Szczesny said the problem could be ty- firehouse at Herrick Memorial Park Tuesday night, said that, after a year for the town to set up its own motion was made and approved to cafeteria and healthier for the remedi^ with construction of ad It was tentatively planned to com pending approval of. the land’s gran and a half of operating experience laboratory and run its own tests, with have all votes be standing votes. students at the 5-8 building if there ditional storage tanks and pumps to plete the area in five phases begin tor. aimed at Josie Fund with the Vernon Water Co., he has the cost of the facility to be shared Then the fire marshal, Pete were a gym complex. ning at the Tolland Rd. end and en It was deeded to the town for become aware of certain problems between the water company, the help boost the flow. Massolini, said if the meeting was to The projects will be submitted for ding at the lake. recreation. The Andover Sportsman’s Club and conditions which will have to be sewage treatment facility and health Szczesny said cost estimates for continue, the exit lights would have federal funding. There was opposi Andover Herrick Park The selectmen had neglected to tell extends a welcome to all to par addressed. department. this project would be difficult'to to be turned on an no one could block tion. Members of the Andover Townspeople approved purchasing Carey the grantor said no. ticipate in Sunday’s event which The town purchased the privately After the town took over the com determine without a substantial the doorway. Against exemption Sportsman's Ciub in Andover will amount of study and flow testing on two culvert ends from the Nature Items passing very quickly were begins at 9:30 a.m. owned company from the estate of pany, it added service to the Boulder Most of the discussion at the Those at the meeting appeared not show just what good sports they are Conservancy money for Herrick setting May 16, 1977 as the date for According to club president, John Barney Moses and primarily serves Ridge Development. The engineer the system. meeting centered on the items to like the idea of exempting town on Sunday when all the proceeds Szczesny said that due to the Memorial Park, Clark Rd. entrance. the annual budget meeting and an or W. Stanizzi, large, plump turkeys, the Vernon Center area. said the six-inch main servicing that having to do with exempting town owned property from the zoning from two shoots will be donated to probleips, he would recommend that Residents moved to table naming dinance for property tax exemption ranging in size from 11 to 16 pounds, Szczesny said the water in the area limits the supply of water owned property from zoning regulations at a Town Meeting. the Josie Breton Fund. expansion be limited at least for the the lakefront property. for solar energy heating or cooling will be awarded at the turkey shoot system is hard, thus causing delivered, and during peak consump regulations and projects being sub They felt the selectmen should go Six-year-old Josie's father, Joseph They want the selectmen to return systems. and running deer events. customers to complain even though tion periods the pressure drops com near future. mitted for 100 per cent federal fun through the proper channels. Breton, was struck down by a falling to a Town Meeting with three Residents also approved a $500 ap Guns will be furnished for those the semi-annual check by the state pletely at times. Noting that the town has been for ding under the Public Works Act of It was pointed out that if tree on Sept. 11 and died. Josie has tunate not to have had any serious suggested items, not 35. propriation to the present Board of who do not have them. Health Department shows the He said the problem could be 1976. applications for federal funding are leukemia and her dad’s insurance has Although not on the agenda, a Selectmen's budget for legal and All Citizen Band operators are hardness to be within the standards resolved with installation of a new difficulties with the company to date^ The selectmen said repeatedly, to be submitted by Nov. 26, there just always picked up her medical he said the amount of time spent on proposed motion to have the town miscellaneous and advertising welcome for a coffee and doughnut for drinking water. well near the intersection of Warren applications for the funding will not is not enough time. expenses in the past. Now, this its operation and future planning has apply for federal funding under the expenses. break. Installation of equipment to reduce Ave. and Tunnel Rd. or a storage be accepted until Oct. 26. One resi The motion to exempt the property benefit will expire in one year. been minimal. the hardness would cost about $1,500 tank in the Boulder Ridge recreation dent pointed out that the act became where the town garage is now located “I feel that the system and its plus a continuous cost for chemicals, area. The tank would cost about $98,- known in July. The Board of Educa from zoning regulations failed 55-41. customers deserve more than that. Szc;^sny said. 000 and the well and its equipment tion had the applications for its The motion to exempt Freja Park We should direct more effort along Under the federal Safe Drinking about $31,000. proposed projects ready at the end of from zoning regulations for the pur these lines by hiring a water director Water Act, new standards will be Szczesny said, however, that October. William Vogel, chairman of pose of constructing a solid waste or by compensating the existing per going into effect June 1, 1977. operating expenses of the well would the school board, said both projects transfer station if federal funding is sonnel to have them spend the extra Szczesny said, however, that this tend to balance out the costs in a 10- are in the $900,000 category. received passed 47-38. hours needed to give us better shouldn't have too much Impact on 15-year period. The projects are a cafeteria operational control over the com Lakefront development the Vernon company because its Concerning the fire hydrants auditorium at Bolton High School and pany," Szczesny said. Townspeople refu s^ to expend waler source is wells and most of the served by the company, the engineer a gymnasium complex at the 5-8 funds from the gift from Nature said a 1969 report of the New England building of Bolton Elementary- stringent requirements of the act Conservancy for the phase one Center School. development of the lakefront proper l-. « ? rv Vogel said both projects are in the ty- Vernon briefs Lack of site Vernon contest conducted by the educa the Parish Center. The Sisterhood of Congregation tion committee of the Vernon There will be several booths \ B’nai Israel will host a Hanukkah Junior Women’s Club. with a variety of items for sale in % delays firehouse cocktail party and auction Dec. 4 This was the second-year in a cluding home-baked goods and row that Chris took first prize. The CJiristmas decorations. There will ij# y . at the Synagogue, 54 Talcott Ave., . V * • Bolton building for use by a private nursery Rockville. Those attending are second place award went to Mark also be a raffle, puppet show, and school. The request was denied by Walker of Terrace Dr., Rockville. magic show. Due to the lateness of the hour and asked to bring an item or a service those at the meeting. He was given a craft kit. Both because there is no acceptable site to be auctioned. Refreshments A request by the Public Building winners are Grade 7 students at The Jiewly formed Fine Arts for a new firehouse, townspeople will be served. Guests are invited. Commission to have the funds for the St. Joseph’s School in RocUville. Commission met for the first time Wednesday decided to postpone a For reservations call Sharon building's renovation included in the Jacobs, 872-2072 or Marguerite this week and agreed to change public hearing on it. 1976-1977 budget was denied by the the name to Vernon Arts Commis Without a site, an application for Weinberg, 872-0107. Dominic Dowgewicz has been Board of Fipance. Its members felt named champion fisherman of the sion “to reflect a more general ap 100 per cent federal funding for con the proposal for the building's use year by the Polish American proach to the arts.” struction of a new firehouse cannot The social committee of the was too vague. The commission was actually be submitted. Vernon Junior Women’s Club will Citizens Club. This is the 11th At the unadvertised hearing formed in September on A public hearing on a new sponsor a “Mystery Party” for time, since 1956, that he has been Wednesday, residents suggested the recommendation of Mayor firehouse will be held after the first club members and their husbands, so honored. Discussing work in progress on the Hicks-Stearns Family Museum on Tolland Green are, following uses for the building: Of Thomas Benoit and is now con of the year. Saturday starting at 8:30 at the He was presented with a trophy Joseph S. Van Why, left, and the Rev. J. Garland Waggoner. (Garrity photo) fice space, storage, historical socie sidering sites for its meetings and Although no action was taken on home of Gayle Boutin, 44 Vineta at the club’s 49th anniversary ty, and senior citizens center. other proposed activities. the firehouse proposal, townspeople Dr. Those planning to attend banquet last Sunday. The adjoining land owner, Harold Benoit said the commission discussed possible uses for the old should contact Sheila Cizauskas. Smith, said if there was no useful ser should coordinate dates for the use library building, now vacant. Hicks-Stearns) house being restored vice for the building, why didn’t the of town facilities for cultural First Selectman David Dreselly Chris Cizewski of Hillside Ave., The Ladies of the Sacred Heart town sell it to him. events and should encourage a said insurance costs for the old Ellington, was the winner of a pair Church, Rt. 30, Vernon, will spon One resident suggested the variety of performances ranging building have increased from $300 to of racing ice skates for taking first sor a “ Holly Hobby B azaar,” T olland whicn she had lived in prior to her Storrs is president of the board of selectmen use their own money to olace in the “Book Magic" essay Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in from ballet to musicals and con death, be maintained and operated as trustees of the Hicks-Stearns $1,700 since the structure has been certs. renovate the building because they The Hicks-Stearns house on a museum for the education and Museum. vacant. Tolland green, left to the town by the The increased rates would be were the ones who said how much it benefit of the citizens of Tolland and Other trustees are Mr and Mrs. late Miss Elizabeth Hicks, on her was needed. Penney High School presents ^^Mikado^^ the general public. . Bukk C. Carleton, Mrs. Charles C. retroactive to July 1, 1976. request, is undergoing renovations to Dreselly said the selectmen’s Storage George Meacham of Tolland is Currier Jr.. Thomas Melvin and John Music Boosters be preserved as a transitional house C. Parsons. Joseph S. Van Why, attempts to have the building After the meeting the keys to the Forbes St., East Hartford. In front of the Mikado is Nanki-Poo replacing the roof with an authentic Players of the Penney High School listen to a long note of the of the 18th, 19th and early 20th cen renovated have been rejected by the building were turned over the Bobby wood shingle roof as one of the first director of the Stowe-Day Founda Mikado as played by Bill Hart in this dress rehearsal scene of as played by Dave McCaid. Yum-Yum is played by Joan Levine turies. Board of Finance. Morra, assistant fire chief. He will renovation projects. tion is a consultant to the trustes. the musical comedy “Mikado.” They will present the play and katisha by Sue Brow. (Herald photo by Pinto) Miss Hicks asked that the house, In March the selectmen attempted use the building for storage of equip are selling fruits The Rev .1 Garland Waggoner of tonight at 7:30 and Friday night in the school’s auditorium on to have funds appropriated at a Town ment belonging to the volunteer fire Hebron the next fundraising event. James Meeting for renovation to the department. Derby, Music Boosters treasurer has Thomas Zagora, 36, of Hunters KAREN BISKUPIAK Ellington Area police been named to head the committee. Rd., Tolland was arrested The Rham Music Booster Citrus Two students, Cheryl Houghton of Reva Tomaselc, 53, of 132 Prospect Wednesday on a coprt w arrant Sale ends Dec. 1. There are only two Andover; Mary Ellen Clark, Hebron; St., Rockville drove a car off the left charging him with breach of peace in Vernon more weeks for residents of the and two adults, Ruth Thelps, An Building lands sought side of Rt. 83 here and struck a tree Firehouse request made connection with a/domestic distur three-town district and others to Paul E. Carrier, 23, of 126 High St. dover and Harold Oakes of about 12:15 a.m. today, state police bance Oct. 14. Court is set for Dec. H ebron walls to match the existing building. The act provides $42 to $48 million South Windsor has not received any was arrested Wednesday and place their orders. Marlborough will also serve on the South Windsor said. 15. / A grant for $150,000 has been applied for a new roof at to Connecticut towns for public charged with operating a motor vehi The fund drive is the second in a committee. It is planned to have a Dr. David Cattanach, superintendent of schools of South Windsor’s application under word as to the progress of the library She suffered a broken wrist and the Gilead Hill School. This project will provide a new- works projects which will provide cle without a license. While making series of projects to raise $10,(X)0 for raffle sometime in January. Regional District 8, submitted five applications under the the federal Public Works Employ and road applications. The town is cuts. Police charged her with roofing system for the school. The current roof is badly employment. the arrest and charge, police learned band uniforms. Students from the en In other business the Boosters an Local Public Works Act of 1976. The requests total over $8 ment Act for $765,000 for the new expected to know by early January speeding. deteriorated. The new system will include a vapor Two other applications were of Hartford Police Department tire music department including nounced that the Junior High Rham million. firehouse has been given preliminary whether its request for funds has Coventry barrier, insulation and built up roof with aggregate. delivered to the Economic Develop been granted. warrants for Carrier charging him majorettes, chorus, chamber singers concert will presented Wednesday, One is an addition and renovation to Rham High School. acceptance. Wayne Sherman, 19, of Richmond It you have news ment Administration in Philadelphia. with second-degree reckless en- and the band will be taking orders Dec. 15 and the Senior High Winter This project will provide an addition for 450 pupils as well Andoxcr School It will now be reviewed by the PZC approves plan Rd., Coventry was arrested lor these towns, call One is for $1,310,000 to build a new dangerment, carrying a pistol door-to-door in all three towns Satur Concert will be presented Sunday, as supportive facilities required. The new construction Repairs and additions to both the Andover Elementary federal Economic Development Ad The Planning and Zoning Commis Wednesday on a court warrant ANDOVER - 646-0375 library and one is for $142,810 to con without a permit and unlawful dis day, Friday, Nov. 26 and Saturday Dec. 19. will be about 45,000 square feet and will be of steel frame School and the Elemer Thienes Elementary School in ministration. sion has approved a site plan for charging him with criminal mischief Wins award struct Buckland Rd. charge of firearms in city limits. - (Donna Holland) Nov. 27. A small admission charge, which structure with masonry and brick veneer walls. .Marlborough will also total $3,610,000. These renovations Jennison-Wright, Inc., producers of (four counts). Vernon police turned Carrier over BOLTON • 646-0375 Students will also be in local banks will be donated to the uniform fund, The grant has been applied for in the amount of $3,895.- will also correct deficiencies in fire and health safety Jennite driveway sealer. The arrest came as the result of a Lynne Anne Orlowski of 67 Keeney to Hartford police. (Donna Holland) and stores to receive orders for the will be charged for the senior high 000. Additionally, the renovations performed at Rham items. The 5,(X)0-square-foot plant will be two-month investigation into acts of St., Manchester has been awarded a COVENTRY - 742-6555 next few days. Thus far they have concert. A donation of 50 cents per will also correct present fire code violations in the Districts will be notified within 60 days of the in an industrial zone at 239 Sullivan vandalism with a firearm, police $1(X) scholarship grant by the Polish Patricia Pilotte, 22, of 6 Hillcrest (Linda Lovering) raised $2,678. person or a maximum of $2 per fami existing school. Economic Development Administration’s concerning Ave. near the railroad tracks. said. Incidents included the shooting American Citizens Club and Ks Dr. was arrested Wednesday on a A sample uniform has been ly will be asked to further benefit the Also applied for Is a grant in the amount of $350,000 for grant award or denial. Raw materials of clay and coal tar of plate glass windows at Heritage EAST HARTFORD - 289-4263 auxiliary of Rockville, She is a 1973 court warrant charging her with ordered and is expected in time for uniform drive. an addition and renovation to the Hebron Elementary Notifications to Regional District 8, Hebron, Andover will be shipped to South Windsor by Savings Bank and Guido’s Super (Sheila Tuller) graduate of East Catholic High criminal impersonation. The charge the annual Winter Senior High Band Rham’s Chamber Singers will be School. This project will provide an addition of 6,500 and Marlborough should therefore be made on or before train. The product will then be put market on Rt. 31, the shooting of a ELLINGTON - 643-2711 School and a 1975 graduate (with high stems from her arrest Nov. 2 on a concert on Dec. 19. This will give the performing at Jury’s Tavern in square feet for art, music, learning disabilities, speech Jan. 1. into five-gallon containers and hole in the outboard motor of the (Barbara Richmond) honors) from Westbrook College, charge of fourth-degree larceny and students, parents and residents a Mansfield Dec. 6, 7, 9 and 13. All and hearing, a psychologist’s office and a conference In completing the school district applications, the shipped out. police boat kept outside the Town Of HEBRON - 228-0496 Portland, Maine. She is now a senior her alleged use of another person’s chance to view the perspective un reservations are to be directly room. superintendent worked with the architectual firm of There will not be any retail or fice Building, and the shooting of a (Karen BIskuplak) at the University of Rhode Island in .lame, police said. iform desigh. through Jury’s. The charge per A library for grades K-6 will also be erected serving the Jeter, Jepson and Cook for Regional District 8 and wholesale selling at the plant. street lamp on Rt. 44A at Lewis Hill the B.S. degree program in dental She is scheduled to appear in Com SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1384 Next event dinner per person includes the enter needs of about 400 students. The new addition will also be Hebron and the firm of Peter Abel, Inc for Marlborough PZC Chairman William Grace said Rd. hygiene. She plans to attend graduate mon Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Dec. (Judy Kuehnel) A committee has been set up for a steel frame structure with masonry and brick veneer the plant will operate only April to tainment. school. and Andover. All shots appear to have been made 15. TOLLAND - 643-2711 November because the materials from a passing vehicle in early (Barbara Richmond) cannot be worked with during the September, police said. Total cost of VERNON - 643-2711 winter months. damage is estimated at $1,100. More Chester Knybel, 34, of 206 Skinner The company will need approval arrests are expected, police said. Rd. was arrested Wednesday on a (Barbara Richmond) Service award goes to women It was also decided to from the state Department of En Sherman was re le a s^ on $500 non warrant charging him with fourth- tage and its residents after ornament and cookies for 14 where certificates citing plant flower bulbs with the vironmental Protection because surety bond for apwarance in Com degree larceny in connection with an Hebron Jan. 1. Meanwhile, each the cottage at the Dec. 14 efforts of other individuals residents at the cottage. steam will be released from the mon Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Dec. incident Aug. 30. Court is set for Dec. Bicentennial Commis member will bring a tree meeting. AHENTION and groups will also be plant. 3. IS. sion Chairman John Sibun Approval is now required from announced Tuesday night presented. Fire Marshal William Lanning and that the Hebron Junior In other business, the Come and Give Thanks site drainage must be approved by Area news briefs Women’s Club will be the club voted to give Christ THE ANNUAL INTERFAITH TIMES CARRIERS the town Engineering Department. recipient of the com mas cookies and or East Hartford mission’s 1976 Service naments to the newly Glastonbury. They were picked in Vernon Center. The following Award. organized Hebron Cottage from 11 seeking the job. Price is boys were presented with awards: There will be a iiieeting of the Second Sibun made the an at the Mansfield State $8,500. They will begin in Chris Nyser, Allen Therrien, It you are Interested District Democrat Committee at nouncement at the monthly Training School. I Rockville December and complete the work David Clott, Andrew Wilson, SERVICE 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Wickham meeting of the club. He The group received a in the spring. The town’s present Brian Coughlin, and Stephen Library. Refreshments will be cited the organization’s letter from Selectman ^ Hospital notes^^ map is about 25 years old. Sucheckl. The following Webelos In having a newspaper route served after the meeting. Chair own Bicentennial ac Cynthia Wilson asking the were given awards: J.R. Evans, Admitted Wednesday: Alison Bardons, man John McCooe said the tivities, its contribution to club to consider friendship Peter Green Rd., Tolland; Lawrence David Haddox, Phillip Levine, and meeting is open to all registered Bolton the town’s activities, and and support for the twelve Gaboon, Elm St., Rockville; Arleigh Edwin Will. Democrats in the district. The Bolton Woman’s Club public its many contributions to residents of the cottage. Carpenter, Lanz Lane, Ellington; Jen Mrs. Wilson also asked affairs and home life committee is the Bicentennijil Commis — 647-9946 647-9947 nifer Duncan, Olson Dr., Rockville; The Vernon Conservation Com Sunday Nov. 21st 7:30 p.m. at Karen Girosky, Hilltop Dr., Rockville; East Hartford teacher negotia collecting nonperishable food sion. the group to consider adop mission will meet Tuesday night. . Shawne King, Windermere Ave., tion sessions are scheduled for items for the less fortunate Sibun said the decision ting one of the residents or South United Methodist Church Rockville; Kevin Podann, Rainbow Trail, today and Dec. 9 in the Ad families in town. Goods may be 'They will discuss the Welles Coun was made by a unanimous selecting a month to do COR. MAIN 8T. AND HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER (Herald photo by Dunn) Vernon; Gail Quinn, Qorrlne Dr., ministration Building starting at try Village, Overbrook Heights, something special for the dropped off a t the club meeting vote of commission Spontond by Tolland; Elizabeth Stutz, Jobs Hill Rd., 7:30 p.m. tonight at 8 at Herrick Memorial drainage at Rolling View IV, a members. He said, cottage residents. MANCHESTER Dovelettes heroes Ellington. Park or at the homes of Robin request of Charles Kanter for “Whenever we needed you, The club decided to have THE MANCHESTER AREA CONFERENCE OF Discharged Wednesday: Norman definition of wetlands on land off Henry Genga, chairman of the Lamb or Nancy 'Fish. you were there.” the membership become Cable, Scott Dr., Vernon; Melliida Lyga, Tunnel Rd., and a request of Sol CHURCHES & THE MANCHESTER BICENTENNIAL Ray McKenna, left, and Leo “Lefty’' Day share a story Tuesday Inland Wetlands Commission of The realty firm of more involved with the cot Sky Line Dr., South Windsor; John East Hartford, said Wednesday Lavitt for permit to alter wetlands COMMITTEE AS A BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION night at the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the founding of Marek, Summit Dr., Tolland; Florence Vernon tupper, Adams and the East Hartford Dovelettes, fast pitch softball team which the selection of a consulting firm as part of Rolling View Eas(. The Dallaire was the runner-up EVENT Nesta, Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; Vina Lavitt and Kanter applications are Have wa halpad you EVENING HERALD played its last game this summer. Tlie program in McKenna’s Ouellette, Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. to update and revise the town’s Cub Scout Pack 86 held its for the award. Offerings Received For The Emergency Food Pantry Inland Wetlands and Watercourse monthly meeting last Thursday at available in the town planner’s of lataly? Call 643-2711. hand notes the team won 1,794 games and lost only 326, an .840 Diane Plourde and daughter. Frog The award will be Hollow Rd., Ellington; Sandra Vallella, map is the firm of COMSIS of the Vernon Congregational Church fice for view. presented formally on Jan. average. Day was a .300 lifetime hitter with the team. Cindy Rd., Ellington. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 18, 1976- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALX). Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. I»rl976 H ip Wontod 13 Hip WtnM 13 B u in tu Opportunltr 14 f ▼ 1 IZl ■ BP M i « SMALL ENGINE Service Boston^s famed^Coinbat Zone^ Corporation expanding dealer National Weather Forecast network. No experience necessary. Complete training 3 0 0 0 W77 J».J3 EXPERIENCED program. $500. Investment required to start your own an attraction in itself Kerala business. Ideal for retired or part time. Details on request. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FUEL OIL DRIVER Mr. Barker. ESCA Field By WARREN TALBOT Andrew Puopolo, 21, stabbed twice have been driven underground. How Training Division Box 619, Wading River, New York. BOSTON (UPI) —An old woman in the heart, remained on the critical long that will last only the’ future will 11792. with a frayed tweed coat down to her list at the New England Medical tell." Despite complaints, two years ago PHONE 643-2711 ankles was window shopping — not Center. Thomas Lincoln, 23, was in FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD For household fuel deliveries In the unusual except she was Interested in good condition at Massachusetts Boston zoned the area for “adult Greater Hartford area. Qualified per P L M U M S U S an assortment of pornographic General Hospital with a stab wound entertainment." . son, call Mr. Bentley at 289-6435. □ EDUCATION publications in the window of an in the stomach. “ But that did not mean we were adult book store. They had entered the zone with giving the people down there a « INDEX io«i*i iiitniAtuiit Private Inatructlona 1$ She walked across the street to about 40 other Harvard athletes license to engage In illegal or N O T IC It ADVERTISING another book store and peered into a following the football team’s annual obscene activities,” said Ralph 1 — lott and Found 2 — Paraonaia RATES REMEDIAL READING and ' window displaying hardcore sex breakup dinner at the Harvard Club. Memlo, spokesman for the Boston 3 — Armounoamanta atlas bantli) math; individualized work magazines and sexual paraphernalia. Redevelopment Authority. 4 — Entertainment 1 day .... 1U word par day program, (Ist-Sth grade) by Police corruption? 9 — Auctioni Masters degree teacher .\ 568- E 3 - “That zoning thing means that adult 3 daya ... 10a word par day u n w t A t H lIIO IC X A M Cl She hesitated before entering, but One week before the stabbings, the 8075. once inside she purchased several entertainment is allowable only in FINANCIAL 6 daya .... 9a word par day Boston Police Department was 6 — Bonda-8tockt*Morigaotf 26 d a y s ___6a word par day magazines which she carried out in a ' rocked by a departmental investiga that two block area and that adult 9 — Paraonal Loam IS words $2.00 minlm^rm GUITAR-BANJO Teacher - 10 — iniurancf Your home, or my quiet For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Nov. 19. During Thursday plain brown bag. tion which alleged police were ig entertainment uses are forbidden Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch night, snow is expected over the mid Rockies, while showers The store is part of Boston’s ‘‘Com elsewhere in the city,” he said. I M F L O Y M l N f studio. FREE loan guitar. noring Combat Zone vices and 13 — Help Wanted Bob Stirber, 6464557. and rain will be Indicated in southwestern Texas. Fair to partly bat Zone," a downtown two-block "There’s nothing that says illegal 14 — Bualntti Opportunlllaa Experienced Oil cloudy weather is anticipated elsewhere. Minimum readings in sometimes participating in sexual CHRISTMAS BAZAAR 19 — Situation Wanted * area where pimp', prostitutes, dope activities can go on. A guy can’t CONTEMPORARY Organ, clude: (approximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis) acts with prostitutes. & CRAFT SHOW peddlers, winos, and lost souls con show a movie which the vice squad fO U C A T IO N Burner Technician guitar, piano, drums lessons. Atlanta 36 ( 67), Boston 37 (56), Chicago 32 ( 52), Cleveland 36 The report was released by former Nov. 18th 4 to 6 p.m. 18 — Private Imtructlom 19 — Schoolt-Clataaa Also band available for wed (53), Dallas 50 ( 67), Denver 31 (56), Duluth 24 ( 38), Houston 53 gregate. Commissioner Robert diGrazia who determines to be obscene and say he Nov. 20th 10 a.m. to 20 — Initrucliom Wantad dings, parties, reasonable. (73), Jacksonville 46 (81), Kansas City 32 ( 56), Little Rock 41 It is a string of strip joints, dingy has moved to Maryland to take can do it because the area is zoned 4 p.m. 647-WI40, 6494749. BEAL I6TATI C all (68). Los Angeles 57 ( 73), Miami 70 (82), Minneapolis 23 ( 42), bars. X-rated 24-hour movie for it,” he continued. St. Maurice Paris another job. One of the first acts of 23 r - Hornet for Safa New York 44 ( 58), Phoenix 51 (76), San Francisco 49 (65), Seat theaters, porno shops and live model Center 24 - Lolt-Land lor Sale diGrazia's successor, Joseph M. Jor An uttrnrtion itself tle 43 ( 50), St. Louis 33 ( 60), Washington 39 ( 63). studios. Its main drag is on lower Htbron Roid, Bolton 29 — Investment Property Moriarty Brothers dan. who was sworn in last Monday, “The Combat Zone attracts people • 26 — Builnett Property Schoola-Claaaaa 19 Washington Street. 27 — Retort Property was to order a crackdown on vice in because it’s an attraction in Itself. Chrlftmu Dtcovtlont, and 28 — Real Ettate Wanted HANS CHRlS'DAN Andersen People need us the garish area. Some people come down here just to TrM Ornamanti. 643-5135 Saw n and Kntttad Itama, MIIC. 6BRVICES - Montessori School, Bolton, "This place exists because there "1 was in the Combat Zone gawk at the girls and have some Bakad Qooda, Tool Booth, 31 — Servicta Offered h 32 — Painiing-Papering offers reduced tuition in Crafiaman, and Santa too— I... Homaa For Sala 33 are people who need us," a husky Tuesday night and we were hard drinks and then go home to the old 33 — Building-Contracting exchange for cleaning duties. 33 Hornet For Sala blonde barmaid said recently while pressed to make an arrest. That's 34 — Roofing-Siding 647-57K. lady. Others have kinkier things in 35 — Heating-Plumbing RE'DRED PERSON with car The Manchester Board of serving $1.75 beers to male because the place was void of mind," one zone barmaid said. 36 — Flooring to assist owner of small Education is seeking to prostitutes and pimps,” said Lt. Det. 37 _ Moving-Trucking-Sloraga customers at one of the strip joints. One bartender, asked about the 36 — Sarvicea Wanted business in office and some employ responsible people "Want any female com Anthony DiNatale Wednesday, stabbing of the Harvard students ADVERTISING sales. Call 639 Center Street, to work at the high school Moventntry MISC. FOR SALE 1-2 p.m. □ REAL ESTATE panionship...there's plenty of girls heading the special vice crackdown. said: “ It's too bad about those kids. ARTHUR KITTLE 41 — Arliclaa lor Sale DEADLINE monitoring the school dis here. You get my meaning?” 42 — Building Suppliei trict’s security alarm Vice crackdown Washington Street is as safe as 43 ^ ,Ptti -Blrda- Doga 12:00 noon the day before VETERANS - Put your am ed CIRCA 181D God Bleu You system. This is a part time Homaa For Sala 23 The “Combat & ne” recently made anywhere, but I can’t say the same 44 — Livestock publication. forces training 'and RMtored 8-room Capo. ThrM bodroomt, (ourl “As a result of what’s transpired in 49 — Boats & Acceiaoriea the news when two Harvard football On Your Deadline for Saturday and experiences to good use. Join position. People will be about some of the side streets. If you 46 — Sporting Qooda TWO FAMILY, central loca acrea, covarad patio turroundad by Orlental| the last few days. I’m ordered to keep M onday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. employed for those hours players were stabbed during a melee get into trouble down here it’s usual 1 96th Year 47 — Garden Products the Connecticut Army tion, nice lot, four rooms each a positive and sustained drive against 46 — Aniiquea when school is not in ses |Gardan ovarlooking a flowing alraam. Truly an with about 10 men while trying to National guard for one year. floor, good condition. $43,(XX). all forms of vice in the area,” he said. ly because you didn’t mind your own From Your Fartilly 49 - Wanted to Buy Keep your former rank. Work sion, therefore, the major hutatanding otiaring. $100,000. retrieve a wallet allegedly stolen by 646-2426, 9-5. "For the time being I guess they business.” of Friends at RENTALS PLEASE READ one weekend each month and portion of the time people a prostitute eearly Tuesday. 52 — Room s for Rent two weeks full time in the WARREN E. HOWLAND The Salvation Army 53 — Apartments lor Rent YOUR AD will be working evenings MANCHESTER - Lovely 54 — Homes for Rent summer, the unit in this area (after 11:00 p.m.), iR e a fto rs 643-110G Classified ada are taken over seven room Cape with first 55 — Offices, Stores for Rent is the 1st Battalion, 169th In the phone aa a convenience. weekends and hoHdays. floor family room, two 56 — Resort Property lor Rent fantry, Headquarters Com fireplaces, wall-to-wall 57 — Wanted to Rent The Herald la responsible lor pany at the Manchester Ar The rate of pay is set at 58 — Miac. for Rent Happinaaa It Attending only one incorrect Insertion $2.50 an hour. Applicants carpet, garage, located near and then only to the size of the mory. Telephone 643-4633. Tha Woman't Auxiliary of AUTOMOTIVE must be familiar with the schools and shopping. Mid original insertion. Errors which RANCH - Eight rooms, 3-4 Tokyo Rose seeking pardon The Bolton Volunteer 61 — Autoi lor Sate $40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- do not lessen the value of the town of Manchester, be 18 bedrooms, two baths, family Rra Department 62 — Trucks for Sale 1511. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale advertisement will not be cor years of age or older, have 134 Timrod Road room, fireplace, garage, "GET ACQUAINTED 64 — Molorcyclea-Bicycles rected by an additional Inser appliances remain. $42,(WO. transportation and must be MANCHESTER - Large Two TEA," 65 — Campera-TrailerS'Moblle tion. Seven room Dutch Colonial Large Keith Real Estate 649-1922, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Homes willing to supply extensive family, eleven rooms, con Mrs. D'Aquino, who was reared in defended Mrs. D’Aquino at her 1949 on Monday, November 22nd EARN enclosed screened porch, two-car 646-4126. American-born "Tokyo Rose" 66 — Automotive Service references. It is expected garage, paneled family room, Los Angeles, graduated from UCLA trial, said he had spoken with Traylor 1976 at 6 P.M. at venient location, reduced to 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease GOOD that a training program $35,000. Paul W. Dougan, built-ins. tile baths, wall-to-wall returned to the courthouse where she and ruhs an import-export business and "we are confident the petition Tha Fire House. carpeting. Citv utilities. Beautiful BEAUTIFUL clean Duplex - was convicted of treason in 1949 and will begin for all interested Realtor. 643-4535. ly landscape and treed tot. Lot Two bedroom, three bedroom. in Chicago, said she was not seeking will be reviewed favorably.” SPENDING size. 120x777 Built by Ansaldi requested a presidential pardon so people on or about Living room, kitchen, bath. exoneration, merely a pardon to Pressures to pardon Mrs. D’Aquino $ Happy 16th Birthday $ Help Wanted 13 December 1st. Those in DUPLEX - Rambling 6-3. Owner being transferred. Many she would not die without a country. Lott and Found 1 MONEY extras too numerous to mention. Quiet area. Near busline. $55,- regain her citizenship. mounted this year when she got the p LIndal f . terested should contact IN Fireplace, carpeting, Shown by appointment. Priced for 000. Broker 643-9508 , 649-5635 "Age is creeping up on me and I She served 6V4 years of a 10-year LOST - Orange and white PHONE FROM home to ser WRITING Mr. Wilfred aluminum storms, trees, $445, quick sale after 1 p.m. Welcome hack, Andre support of the California Legislature, From: | BOYS & income. $36,900. Hutchins can't wait forever. " Iva Toguri sentence in West Virginia and was kitten, ten weeks old, vicinity vice our customers in the Dion, 22 School Street and the foreman of the jury that con Ann, Cherly, Kathy, p; Manchester area, flexible Agency, 646-3166. (M ttiS LESPERANCE D'Aquino. 60. said Wednesday. in.her fined $10,000. victed her said jurors were inflamed of Ridge and Cooper Streets. GIRLS Manchester. MANCHESTER - Ideal Harry Goodridge, owner and trainer of Andre, the 240-pound harbor seal from Rockport, first news conference since her I and Cindy Call 647-9702. hours, super earnings, 249- 649-7620 starter home. Four room Accompanied by her lawyer, by anti-Japanese feelings at the time. 7773. 5 Evenings A Week Maine, has his leg held by his pet seal as he prepares to feed him upon arrival at his winter release from prison 20 years ago. S ...... Cape, walking distance to Wayne Collins, and a crowd of sup Collins said the petition argued LOST - Women’s wallet - 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. INSIDE Carpenter work and park and shopping. Only $26,- home in the New England Aquarium in Boston. Each late spring Andre swims back to his The small, bespectacled woman, porters, Mrs. D'Aquino, in a sym Brown leather. Saturday ESTABLISHED Realtor has roofing, East Hartford. Call Meadow Lane Shorey 1Realty 872-8578. that Mrs. D’Quino broadcast only opening for highly motivated MANCHESTER - new listing. Rockport summer home from Marblehead. (UPI photo) who was born on July 4,1916, has con bolic gesture, went to the old federal musical and other entertainment and night, Manchester Armory, Call 528-3138 - call anytime. DRASTICALLY tinually pleaded innocent to being the CLASSIFIED Main Street. Reward. 643- salesperson with real estate Five room Ranch, aluminum CHRISTMAS GIFT - Seven courthouse, where she was con not news, and that under the license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, siding, new roof, new voice, which beamed propaganda 0932. 647-9946 LOOKING for Musicians to REDUCED! room, acre lot, built by victed, and handed an envelope con Freedom of Information Act it was IS THE Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. driveway. $29,900. Hayes Cor craftsmen, quality materials, broadcasts from Tokyo Radio to GIs start Country Rock group. Gambolati-built taining the petition to San Francisco learned the government knowingly FOUND at Fairway on Main Call Paul after 8 p.m. 646-7724. poration, 646-0131. extras like garbage compac PLACE TO PART TIME - Sale's - If you executive’s dream. in the Pacific during World War II. Postmaster Lim P. Lee. used perjured testimony before the Street. A package of Green Excellent location, eight- tor, stainless steel counter "America is my home. It will ^tamps. Owner contact are area professional PART TIME - Secretary - FOR SALE by Owner - 93 top, dark room, root cellar, Hoover, the seal, knows The petition was mailed to U.S. grand jury that indicted her. salesmen in the day time and room Garrison Colonial, Croft Drive, Manchester. manager to claim. Bookkeeper. For Real Estate phone for professional a p -' always be my home. American Pardon Attorney Lawrence Traylor, want to sell at night and make four bedrooms, two Immediate occupancy, 6- citizenship is a deep, valuable thing. office. Mornings. 289-7475, praisal report. 649-8576. $54,- and if it clears the FBI and attorney Mrs. D'Aquino went to Japan in IMPOUNDED - Old English more than your day job...it’s fireplaces, den, wooded room Ranch in Super condi You don't recognize the value of it general, it goes to the President. 1940 to visit relatives and was Sheep Dog. Grey and white fun and easy!!! Call Mr. COUNTER HELP - Part lot, many many extras. tion, newly decorated and his days are numbered Douglas, 525-9134. NOW accepting applications carpeted, plus slate entrance. until you don't have it." Collins, son of the lawyer who trapped there by the war. female. viciniW of South for full time employment. time, evenings 6 to 11 p.m. Now only $59,900. ANDOVER Street. Contact Coventry Dog Apply Bess Elaton Donuts. 150 Call Law Arruda Huge basement game room. Lovely seven room Rancii, SALES PEOPLE - Older Call 528-3869, between 9 and 2 Half acre beautifully Warden, 423-6524. only. Center Street, Manchester. 644-1539 528-9395 huge family room with wet By ADAMS P. CARROLL his eyes and posed for another pic multi-million dollar company landscaped lot, pool, attached bar, beamed ceilings, acre lot Skinder, the Aquarium’s seal with young ideas has openings garage, quiet street, quality BOSTON (UPI) - Hoover, ture by shutterbugs who attended FOUND - Recently, on North WANTED - Reliable hard WORK OVERSEAS - ARRUDA REALTY with tool shed and small barn handler. "He just oozes with for people who are looking for neighborhood. $44,900. Phone suitable for horses. $40,900. reigning king of the seal pen at New him like it was a premier. Resignation expected Elm Street, tan and white worker who wants steady Australia. Africa, South charisma." male dog. May be part collie. a future, in sales and manage America, Europe, etc. owner, 644-8019. No Agents. Dubaldo-Lesperance Agency, Elngland Aquarium, is wearing a “Welcome Back Andre,” the sign ment. Opening due to in-house employment. Good income. Goodridge captured Andre 15 years facility” and this can only lead to the White tip on tail, wearing Dial 872-4515. Construction, Sales, 646-0505. doleful look on his bewiskered face. over the seal pen read. ago off Robinson's Rock, four miles MIDDLETOWN tUPI) - The head Wild turkey leash. Please claim. 649-3642. promotions. This company Engineers, Clerical, etc. $8,- HEBRON - Handyman "disruption of the functioning” of nas more financial success MANCHESTER - Older six HOUSE for Sale by owner. He knows his days as top banana are 'The speckled seal, rapidly growing seaward of Rockport. A tree surgeon of the state’s institution for the YOU CAN have a CB Radio 000 to $50,000 plus. Expenses room Colonial in mint condi needed! Creative imagination Whiting. IMPOUNDED - Mixed stories than any other in New paid. For employment infor- wanted. Good sized four Four or five bedrooms, two numbered. his winter coat, will spend the next by profession and a scuba diver by criminally insane today was England, no limit on what you absolutely FREE, or $50 in tion. Fireplaced living room, Patients, aides and some senior comeback female, black/tan; mixed cash. Sell $200 in jewelry to mation writrite: Overseas rooms. Basement, acre and baths, fireplace, pot belly However Lucy, a sleek female few months at the aquarium. hobby, Goodridge had been searching expected to turn in his resignation as You can hava more of can earn. Call Doug Baskin, formal dining room, three staff members said Dowell was a male, tan; female beagle, tri your friends, neighbors and E m p lo y m en t Box 1011, fine area. $23,900. Robert stove, dishwasher, three zone seal, is already making waves at the In the spring, Goodridge will for a special diving companion. requested by Mental Health Com tha thing* you want color. Contact Manchester 525-9134. bedrooms, close to schools. heat. Priced reduced for quick good director for the patients but he HARTFORD (UPI) - The wild when you look to the coworkers. For information, Boston. Mass. 02103. Mid $30's. Zinsser Agency, Associates, 228-9274. handsome newcomer. return from Maine to help aquarium missioner Eric A. Plaut. Dog Warden 646-4555. call 215-934-7841, or write C i Evenings, Joan Aubin 633- sale al $38,900 . 742-8550. Andre, just four days old when alienated staff members with his ad turkey, once the main staple on Claisined column* for elp 646-1511. Andre, a 240 pound harbor seal, officials release Andre for the fourth Chris Dowell, director of the hard-to-find item*. B Warminster, Pa., 18974. PART TIME Janitor - Cleaner .3715. netted, became a fixture around ministrative actions. colonial New England tables, is •••••••••••••••••••••••••• fitting and drilling bowling MANCHESTER - Main Street also known as the Honorary Harbor straight year in the Marblehead, Goodridge’s home. He’s equally com Whiting Forensic Institute, advised help needed for early morning MANCHESTER - Six room In one incident, after an alleged making a comeback in Connecticut. Help Wantad 13 balls Must have experience. PART TIMES Sales - Selling 6 to 10 a.m. Manchester STORE FOR Business - With location - Eight room master of Rockport, Maine, Tuesday Mass., harbor. The seal will then fortable in Goodridge's living room, Plaut Wednesday he would hand in OTie H erald Inquire at Vernon Lanes! Cape with fireplace, living Colonial, good potential for of theft of items from patients, Dowell However, the days of stocking the bedding. Some experience Parkade area. Must have room, three bedrooms, one attached two family 5-5 in flew into Boston from Maine for his chose between a life in the wild or his the dog house or underwater on a his resignation as a result Of com CLASSIFIED advertising Route 83, Vernon. fice and income apartment. put the entire staff on notice they Thanksgiving table with fresh game SALES POSITION - Straight necessary. Apply Better Bed transportation. An equal o^ and 1/2 baths, formal dining business location. $51,900. ISth winter stay at the aquarium. residency in Rockport, Maine. diving expedition. plaints from among the 150 staff commissions, leads furnished ding Shop. 669 Burnside portunity employer. M/F. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Plenty of parking. Low $50s. would be fired if caught stealing. are over. It’s illegal to hunt the PHONE 643-2711 OIL BURNER Serviceman, room. Low $40's.Zinsser Call owner 643-7457. The Portland (Maine) Press For the past three years Andre has John H. Prescott, the Executive members over his handling of ad turkeys in Connecticut. FONASlIzrAMCflWFUCmO YOUR4D to home owners. Call 242-5402. Avenue, Efast Hartford, 528- Call 649-5334. Agency, 646-1511. Last month, a staff member was full or part time employment. RANCH - Seven rooms, three Herald says Andre "ranks second returned, within three or four days, Director of the New England ministrative affairs. Many benefits, vehicle, in 1310. arrested after Dowell ordered a A flock of 22 turkeys trapped in INJECTION MOLDING - bedrooms, modern kitchen, L M anchttttr only to Andrew Wyeth as the state’s to picturesque Maine where he Aquarium, calls Goodridge and An Plaut last week asked Dowell to New York State was releas^ last surance including Major Maintenance and set up man. shaped living and dining REDECORATED FOR search of all staff members because Medical, pension plan, vaca WEXT RADIO needs ten peo FIRST OFFERING most acclaimed summer resident.” spends the summer and fall enchan dre’s relationship "one of the longest resign and gave him a choice of step year without fanfare in northwestern PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT ple - For Tele-Quiz Program. Wages dependent upon room. Large paneled family CHRISTMAS ting fans with his tricks. of a report patients were being tion, holidays, uniforms, and Mancliester room in basement, garage, Spend Christmas in this “This seal can do anything,” between man and any wild marine ping down by Dec. 6 or be fired im Connecticut and the flock has grown etc. Call Mr. Minicuoci or Mr. No experience necessary. experience. Good fringe brought liquor. Police said the person Shifts available 9:30 to 3:30 benefits. Call 872-8359, ask for Beautiful patio, 300' deep lot. $39,900. redecorated three exclaimed owner Harry Go^ridge, This year Andre’s antics drew animal.” mediately. to about 100, according to Dennis Bushnell at M & M Oil Ser Six rooms, two baths, fireplaced arrested was caught bringing vodka p.m. or 4 p.m, to 9 p.m. Apply Bob Gelina. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. bedroom Cape. Hardwood a free-spirited Down Easterner. enough money from tourists fof a When it was time for Goodridge to Plaut said after an investigation Manchester Art Association vice, 649-2871. family room, built-ins. two air con into work. DeCarli, wildlife unit chief of the in person, 991 Main Street, se ditioners. wall-to-wall carpeting, 646-4200. floors, large living room "The flight down didn’t bother Andre new cage and a plane ticket to Boston that Dowell "has done much to im patio. city utiluties. two car gar- return to Maine, he bent down, shook Dowell and Marsha Patterson, the Department of Environmental Nbw M«mb«r Night cond floor, between 10 a.m. SEXTON WANTED - For with dining area, nicely one bit.” (he usually makes the trip by van.) prove the care of patients.” But, said SECRETARY to president - twenty hours per week at Me MLIST BE SEEN TO BE MANCHESTER - Immaculate Andre’s flipper and kissed him on the nursing director, were placed on Protection. Duties very diversified. and 6 p.m. APPRECIATED' treed lot with privacy and To prove the point, Andre, enjoying “There’s no doubt about it, he’s a snout. Plaut, his management of the institu Because the state has few forests Acrylic Painting Demonstration United Methodist Church of 6 room, 1 1/2 bath oversized leaves Oct. 29. She has since been Shorthand ability helpful Bolton. No salary. Home in Colonial, plus recreatiin garage. $33,900. all the attention of his arrival, rolled real ladies’ man," said Carla tion has led to the "'development of ling skills. Reply to IMMEDIATE Openings for Charles Lesperance transferred to Fairfield Hills State to support large flocks, DeCarli said, FmOAY, NOV. 10, 7:30 p.m. Good typin_ Quality Control Inspector return for services. room, screened porch, 2-car FRECHETTE & MARTIN great polarization within the the turkey population will never be First Federal Savings Bank, Manmster Box 1445, Manchester to References necessary. Call 649-7620 garage. Beautifully decorated Realtors 646-4144 Hospital in Newtown. arrange interview. Supervisor on our third shift. PROBATE NOTICES large enough to hunt. Must have complete 646-5201. and maintained throughout. LEGAL ^ Oil pRinUng n tih Ideal family home. Court of Probate SECURITY SYSTEMS. knowledge of incoming and MANCHESTER - Colonial district of Manchester lor naw mambara onfy... Convenient to schools and Investment Properly 25 Saxbe says relations Manufacturer-Distributor es outgoing quality control PART TIME Christmas help Cape set on large treed lot In NOTICE ■ICE OF HEARING TOWN OF MANCHESTER methods. P.C.B, background wanted days. Prefer some busline, $40's. Call Suzanne or CONNECTICUT STATE ESTATSSvOF EMMA C. KORN, tablished throughout the the Henry Street area. Two Arthur Shorts, 646-3233, J. COVENTRY - Offers invited deceased North East with over 50 preferred, but will consider selling experience. Diamond fireplaces, family room, four MENTAL HEALTH pursuant to an order of Hon William Watson Beach Real Estate on this 40-acre egg farm com OEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS dealers seeks qualified in sharp individual with related Showcase 646-0012. bedrooms, garage. Low $50's. DEPARTMENT E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated November with India are better Regal^SiSr expe,rience. Supervisory Company, 647-9139. plete with three charming 12, 1976 a hearing will be held on an dividual to set up security Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 90 Washington Street ex^rience essential. Call 846- WEXT RADIO - Needs ten homes B, W Realty, 647-1419. application praying that an instrument W'r ojfrr ronrtnitnre along irllh o tuptrior product. firm in the Manchester area. Hartford, Connecticut 06115 purporting to be the last will and testa 4100 for interview, or apply in people for local light delivery. Over 70 products. Training MANCHESTER - Blazing HEBRON - Offers invited on November 10, 1978 ment of said deceased be admitted to NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - Outgoing U.S. Am Corntr of Broad erson at Multi Circuits Inc., Must have own car, and neat Manchester probate as in said application on file NOTICE OF LEAF PICKUP provided. Marketing and fireplace on a cold winter appearence. Part time, full this 100-acre former Girl This is to announce that the more fully appears, at the Court of bassador William B. Saxbe said Wednesday relations and Cantor Birtol Mon.-Prl. I a.m. • 6 p.m. 0 Harrison Street, evening as snow falls on a SMALL BUDGET? Th# following strM U aro tchodulad lor loaf collactlon on lha daya llatod balow. Homa ownora, on the Phono 646-2112 Sa t .. .. I a.m. • 12 noon technical assistance r Scout Camp. B W Realty, 647- 1977 Connecticut State Plan Probate on November 29,1976 at 2 p.m. between Washington and New Delhi have improved more Manchester. Equal Opportuni time available. Apply in per pond and park next door. Your Pearl J. Hultman atroato llatad balow, who wlah to hava yard loavoa colloctad art roquostod to raka loavoa Into lha gutter «o available. $5,000. Call Mr. Call us. We have a clean, 1419. for Mental Health Services is ty Employer. son, 991 Main Street, second own little Wonderland accom ______Ass't. Clerk than he had hoped but nuclear supplies could become a Ipngth of the property and confining the loavoa In the guitar pa much aa poisible. Rolo, collect 288-7421. floor, between, 10 a.m. and 6 large six room Colonial now available for review and problem. panies this charming 6-room with three bedrooms, Business Property 28 Court of Probate THIS SHOULD BE DONE ONLY ON THE DAY PRIOR TO SCHEDULED LEAF COLLECTION. Property p.m. Cape. A unique location and comment at the above ad District of Manchester "My expectations have been exceeded,” the 60-year-old BOILER MAN hardwood floors, base dress, Room 246, between the certain that no foreign objocta auch aa atonaa, branchaa, can or any OTHER LEGAL NOTICE EXPERIENCED Heat treat offered in the $30’s. You can STORE FOR Business with NOTICE TO CREDITORS Saxbe said in an interview with UPI. "In fact things have TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT vacuum operator for second Exparlancad Onli REAL ESTATE Career - Earn ment, newer furnace and hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 G R A SS are placed In tha windrowa. TO ALLOW FOR MAXIMUM make an appointment with attached two family 5-5 in turned around faster than I had even hoped.” NOTICE OF shift. Good benefits, hours Part-time Boiler Man to $12,000 plus annually. Must B/W Realty, 647-1419. roof. Shows well. $27,900 p.m., Monday through Friday. ESTATE OF ROBERT J. GORDON, LEAVES, THE LEAF PICKUP PROGRAM IN 1976 HAS BEEN DELAYE1} BY have license, or in process. business location. $51,900. deceased ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO SEC. 71-2 OF THE 3:10 to 11:40. Applications work eight h'ours on FREGHEnEA MARTIN Persons who wish to arrange The former Republican senator and attorney general, APPROXIMATELY ONE WEEK. BECAUSE OF THIS, THERE WILL POSITIVELY BE NO SECOND PICKUP For a confidential interview. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William who leaves Saturday for the United States to resume his ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER being accepted between 8 weekends. For further MANCHESTER - Manicured Realtors 646-4144 to review the plan may call E. Fitzgerald, Judge, all claims must CONDUCTED. ^ a.m. and 4 ^m . Apply Klock Ralph Pasek, Realtor, 289- grounds accompany this 566-7024. be presented to the fiduciary named private law practice in Ohio, said when he arrived in In ENTITLED details, contact: 7475. MANCHESTER - 525 square below on or before February 10,1977 or Co. 1388 Tolland Tpke., gracious Colonial style 7-room “FIRE LIMITS ESTABLISHED” Manchester, Conn. An Equal Personnel Department feet industrial space. $85. This revised Plan will again be barred by law. The fiduciary is: dia in March 1975: D ECEM BER 6 Raised Ranch. Many by uwner - Six monthly including Robert J. Gordon Jr. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Opportunity Employer. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL situation Wantad 15 be submitted to the Depart “I thought we were in for a long haul, maybe five years ROUTE 16 DECEM BER 7 DECEMBER 8- specialized features. B/w room Ranch. Full basement, heat.Warren E. Howland, 43 Wellington Road and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop HOSPITAL ffealty, 647-1419. screened porch, attached gar ment of Health, Education Manchester. Ct. 06040 of rebuilding understanding. But it’s come along fast.’' ROUTE 17 R O U T E 18 WILL DO Babysitting in my Realtors, 643-1108. and Welfare, Region 1, in tion of Amendment to Sec. 71-2 of the Ordinances of the Town EXPERIENCED Floral 71 Haynes Street, age. Large living room and Court of Probate of Manchester, November 9,1976 by the Board of Directors designer for part time work in Manchester, Conn. home. Fenced in yard. Hun GLASTONBURY - An invita three large bedrooms. Private compliance with ftblic Law District of Manchester Devon Drive Resort Property 27 Comstock Road | of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut as follows: a FTD hTU Shop. Apply in person. (06040) dreds of toys, pleasant at tion (b make an offer on this treed yard. 100x150 lot. 94-63. Acceptance of the Plan Crestwood Drive mosphere. verplanck School NOTICE TO CREDITORS Boulder -Road Putnam Street Arvine Place ' TO: The sentence that reads: "All of the Industrial and Krause Floristst, 621 Hartford 646-1222, Ext. 481 charming 8 plus room Tudor- Buckley School area. $39,900. will qualify Connecticut to Linnmore Drive Toad area. Reasonable rates. 646- No agents. 646-3502. COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet E S T A T E O F RUTH ANNA Elwood Road Parker Street Warren Street | Business Zones of the town." fQiMl Opportunltr Cmplortr style Raised Ranch on top of from beach, heat, winterized, receive federal funds for plan PLAZA DEPT. STORE Deepwood Drive 3868. Minnechaug Mountain. Many ning, developing, establishing PAMPEL ASTLBY, deceased Robert Road (Porer St. to E. Center Sunset Street i ADD: “except those industrial structures approved by the two bedroom cottage, fur Pursuant to an order of Hon. William "W. Nav. A Notion To P/m m " Ferndale Drive appropriate Fire Marshal and the Chief Building Official YES! You can give yourself a excellent features and ready MANCHESTER • Extra nice and coordinating programs E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must Raymond Road St.) Ash Street { winter vacation. & rn that 4-4 Two Family in choice loca nished. $15,500 firm. 267-9452. be presented to the fiduciary named EAST MIDDLE TPKB., MANCHESTER Deerfield Drive for immediate occupancy. for mental health at state and Waranoke Road Munro Street that possess extraordinary fire protective capability by vir extra money selling beautiful Business Opportunity 14 Business Opportunity 14 tion on Wasnington Street. below on or before February ik 1977 or (Next to Frank's Supormarkot) Foxcroft Drive Village Street tue of augmented water supply, two sources maintained B/W Realty, 647-1419. Real Estate Wanted 28 community levels. be barred by law. The fiduciary is: Adelaide Road Greenhill Street Avon Christmas gifts, Aluminum siding, enclosed Center Street Lakewood Circle No. sprinkler system, twenty-four hour security on premises, Joan Astley Coe Willow Place jewelry, and cosmetics now. MANCHESTER, New Eight porch, two car garage, large 274 Boulder Road (Middle Tpke. to Broad . Steep Hollow Lane Lakewood ^irile So.) and such other reasonable requirements as the Fire.Marshal Go someplace exotic later. No DISTRIBUTOR landscaped lot. $44,000. Call ALL CASH for your property Manchester. Conn. 06040 MIHENS & GLOVES room Colonial. 1 3/4 acre, 2 within 24 hours. Avoitf red St.) Jean Road Porter Street Hillcrest Road ' and Chief Building Offlcal may require." selling experience necessary. KODAK 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 10" owner, 643-4475. Court of Probate Butternut Road EVEREADY WANTED k^°y8to°ne tape, instant service, Hayes •k Adams Street Richard Road Bruqe Road This Amendment shall take effect ten (10) days after this Interested? Cal) 523-9401. insulation. Choose color for In District of Manchester Academy Street WESTINQHOUSE HOLSON ALBUMS COLONIAL - Eight rooms, 3-5 Corporation. 646-0131. When You Run A (Center to Middle Tnpke. Pitkin Street Nike Circle publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) terior and rugs. Small down NOTICE OF HEARING WOOL HATS & SLIPPER SOCKS days after this publication of this Amendment a petition DENTAL Surgical Assistant - payment considered. Home bedrooms, nice big older Classified Word Ad West) Ash Street Ext. Individual, Male or Female, needed full or part-time to distribute world SELL YOUR House through ESTATE OF CHARLES A. STAYE. ★ signed by not less than five (5) pec cent of the electors of the For Oral Surgeon. Ver- owners warrantee for 10 years home. A no-traffic street. Lot In... So. Main Street famous Kodak film and other photo products through company established 100x156, Two car oversized J. Watson Beach Real Estate deceased. Olcott Drive Town, as determined from the latest official lists of the noii/Rockville office. Full locations. Make this your year for independence. |49K 00 investment. of Nationally insured protec Pursuant to an order of Hon. William garage. $39,900. Keith Real Company. Professional real WARM SLEEPWEAR Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk time, experience preferred. Guaranteed II month merchandise repurchase agreement. tion. Charles Pontlcelli & Son. E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated November CALL Mr. Martin (Toll Fret) 1-SO0-$4$-12OO or Coltoet A$14-22$>17S1 Estate. 649-1922, 646-4126. estate service for nearly 50 15, 1976 a hearing will be held on an R esum e to Box R c/o 646-1540, 646-0800. ★ requesting its reference to a special Town election. Manchester Eyening Herald. M ondM to Friday, B a.m. to $ p.m.*8at. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. E.8.T. years. Call our Manchester of H e r a l d application praving for authority to OR WRITE: fice, 647-9139. sell certain real estate situated in the For e ve ry m em ber of Pascal A. Prignano, Esq. $36,900 - Tremendous Cape of COLONIAL - Seven rooms, Town of Coventry, County of Tolland Secretary EXPERIENCED Concrete six rooms and garage, located three b^rooms, den, central. and State of Connecticut as in said the fam ily Board of Directors Form Man - To set and strip FIRESTONE PHOTO CO. on Greenwood Drive. The lot Plenty of wall and closet PLANNING TO SELL? ■ Our application on file more fully appears, FIRESTONE BUILDING • SINCE 1946 643-2711 at theiCourt of Probate on November , fo r the cold months ahead. . Manchester, Conn. foundations, full time, year is SO X 213 and the owner is space, fireplace. $38,900, counseling can help without, 30. 1976 at 11 a m. Due to mechanical breakdowns and Inclement weather the Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 16th day of round work. Reliable person 16S N. 3rd St., Columbus, Ohio 43215 anxious. T.J. Crockett Keith Real Estate M9-1922, of course any obligation. Peart J. Hultman Odegard Realty, 643-4355. AssT. Clerk Town of Manchester Is approximately 4 days behind. November, 1976. only. Call 875-1103, after 6. Realtors, 643-1577. 646-4126. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchegter, Conn., Thura., Nov. 18, 1976 ACROSS 57 Reactionary Answer to Previous Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thura., Nov. 18, 1976- PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN ArHeht lor Sala ■ 41 Apartmanta For Bant 63 ApartmaMs For Bant S3 Aiifes For Bala 11 I Edible green DOWN □EHcliai JU ■ ■ UIDDUE3 fiQ iD n n D Charlta M. Schultz TAG SALE - 38 Morse Road, aaaaaaaaaaaoaa^ aaa- pod Mictrr, lAiiLcox FOUR ROOM Apartment $168 AVAILABLE SOON • Brand 5 Sooner state 1 Eviction □□□□Qiz ■ naaniDEi Saturday November 20th. 10 to per month. M Hartford Road. new huge three bedroom (•bbf.) 2 Intricate 4. Rain date, Saturday D ear A bby 3 Brink H f R f IS g o i n g Phone 6431946. Duplexes.' Wall-to-wall 9 Combine November 27th. Projector, carMtIng, fully appllanced USEDGItR I I Combination 4 Broke braad I can't TALK TO HER... I MADE MY BED, AND screen, ice skates, mis kitchen, one and fA baths, 12 Similar 5 United ^ ASK YOUR MOTHK SHE'S MAP AT ME PECAUSE r DIDN’T GET TO TALK By Abigail Van Buren 6 Relative TO IT/lfZT RIGHT cellaneous. tliden to deck. Frechette & compound IF SHE wants TO HEREITHEIT! SPECIALS 7 Situate I Pl(?N'T MAKE MY BED... Martin, Realtors, 6464144. 13 Part of s desk HER LEAVES OFF AT THe CHRISTMAS TREES - LoU of LARGE SIX Room Duplex. 8 Soul Central location. No pets, 1975 CtRVSIll $4195 sat RAKED? T so. Variable. $3.00 stump. We MANCHESTER • Qean, four to Greek deity □ Q D D n n security, references, Cordotot, two door hardtop. 15 Baaaball 11 Sloped n r m cut, you pick urn Order, room apartment. Includes •If 04Htdltlon«d, iulomalto. a c i B n D D B o t t o m . . J I 5 V o m I? available immediately. $225 playar Mai upwards deposit. Also individual home stove, refrigerator, separate powor stow lnfli pow#f hcahoo. DEAR ABBY: Have you ever heard of an alcoholic dog? □□ESDDlMaQnElDII] orders delivered. $12.00. 742- monthly. 6431924, or 643-2289. vinyl roo(, nwny othvr • i It m , 12 Hawkeys heating system. No pets. I think I have one. Every weekend my husband puts away 16 Military . wds.) 38 Mora desolate 7107. 14.000 mUM. eight six-packs of beer with the help of Rudy, our 10-year- SMte Security and references school (abbr.) 14 Fluff from 27 Bird of pray 39 Maliciously required. $160. 647-1414. ola cocker spaniel. 18 Friand (Fr.) 1975 DODGE SAVE $ . cloth 29 Body builders 40 Confide OLD BARN Boards - 2z4’s, • to e Vm , Inlwlor psiwiinf I am not putting you on, Abby. It all started when Don 19 Moist and 6x6 inch beams while they DMUTO iMTEBnilllS 17 Daunt 33 Part of a list 43 Ssfety agency U rje «rlKtjr o( AparUnenti ind TWO BEDROOM Apartment - M d osfptUng, 10,000 m lltt, (my husband) gave Rudy a taste of his beer. Rudy loved it, 20 PIsM 23 Aleutian WINTHROP mtMl b* UM. 34 Devotion of 49 I (Qkr.) lit. Townnouati throuihout In Stone Mansion, on large so bon gave him some more, and pretty soon it got to be a 21 Cssk island Manchester, 22 Csucaslsn ' IN T H E UDCAUNE»M5,THE I WONPa? IF THE spacious grounds. 1974 PLYMOUTH $1995 regular thing. Now after a few beers, Rudy chases his tail, 24 OMamber nine days 50 Firmsment AwiM owe* spM dtUf t-i, Professionally decorated, 25 Most diluted eCHOOUBCA.mDPLA(^-nD ta t fS-s, SwMtar tf-i Surr II, lour door oodon, staggers around and finally falls down and goes to sleep. song 35 Traps 52 Acquired skill RPREkSfN LECTION shag carpeting throughout. oulomollo, powor oloorlng, 28 Pull MIckay Finn — Morria Waiaa INITIATE USNfifS^ S E S S IC > IS HueAREOeaiTINer 6 4 6 0 0 1 1 Can all this beer hurt the dog? Don says it can't. I say it 28 Preposition (2 36 Name (Fr.) 53 Brazilian port CLEAN Seasoned hardwood • Heat, appliances, parking. powor brokoo, rodio, 34,000 can. Rudy can hardly wait until Friday, and when >he sees 30 Creak latter NEXT >EAR, WITH CFFCE IN THIS Split and ready for fireplace. 330-A Ntw Btalw Road mSoo, oorrioo our 1t-moMb, 31 Pipe fitting 1 7 3 4 9 8 7 8 Security. $266 per month. 646 Don a r ry those six-packs out of the car, he gets so excited -cm. TtmtAMCB SHCRTERV/NOA'CTIONS..." TCWN? D elivered. Call 742-6569 13.000 mllo Powor Troln 32 Young child MANCHESTER 0885. he nearly goes crazy. 9 10 11 TOLD MC ABOUT . AND BY A STRANGE anytime. worronloo, 33 Diabetic’s ROLF...* COINCIDENCE... ROLF'S I would ask our vet but I'm ashamed. need 12 13 14 WIFE'S NAME WAS 149 OAKLAND Street - Four 1974 DODGE $3195 . DON’S WIFE G A ILf TAG SALE - Brewster Street, rooms, heated, $210. Security. Monooe SloUon Wogon, ok 37 Lass ( ^ 8 WAS A reiZE FIWTER, flAIL. IN Coventry, Saturday, MANCHESTER - New three 41 Quantity of IS I. 17 HIS LAST FIGHT HE WAS KNOCKED Available December. 6462426, oonditlonod, oulomollo, 1 1 1 OUT-AND IT RESULTED IN A November 20th. 9 to 5. For in bedroom duplex. One and 1/2 9 to 5. powor oloorlns, powor brokoo, coal 19 SEVERE BRAIN CONCUSSION! II-IS formation, please call 742- baths, walk-out basement, rodio, olo. Aloo wHh our II- DEAR WIFE: Mr vet consoltant says it is indeed 42 Sticky stuff 1 1 1 POK 6914, after 6 p.m. garage, laundry hook-ups, TALCOTTVILLE, Vernon - monlh, 11,000 mllo Powor poesible lor a dog------to hlecome addicted to bMr. And I think 44 I possess 22 23 28 27 V appliances, convenient to Troki worronloo. anyone who would addict a dog Is a dirty dog himseUI (contr.) ■ Five rooms, $185, security. 2t 3, 30 HOUSE CONTENTS - Must schools and shopping. $285. Imediate occupancy. Call 70- 1974 PLYMOUTH $2575 45 Zsa Zss's 1 sell, moving. 170 Charter Oak Mr. Swensson, 646^54. 9784 evenings, or 644-0565. titolUto Btallon wtQon, 111 sister 31 CH7Hr>NIAii>c IMWnUSP«itHI •nglnt. ■utemaile. pow«r Street. This Friday, Saturday, DEAR ABBY: My problem is my boyfriend’s taste in 48 Her Majesty’s 1 and Sunday. THREE and 1/2 Rooms - JUST REMODELED - Five •totring, rMflo, tow mitotg*. ship (abbr.) 23 34 39 3. 30 39 40 Modem kitchen, appliances, clothes for me. When he goes shopping with me, or buys a 1 rooms, second floor, two 1974 DODGE DART gift of clothing for me, he always picks out something 47 Mae West 41 Real Etfale manfed 28 Arllclat lor Sale______^ ArOclaa lor Salt 41 Building Suppllaa 42 garden, security. $175, plus children maximum, no dogs, I eyitodvrv, •utomallc, vinyl rols 1 1 1 eat. Call 649-0969. No roof, powor ttoorlng, rodto that's backless or so low in front I can't wear a bra. He also 48 Most 45 NEW AMERICAN oriental $220 monthly included heat. likes dresses that have long slits up the sides and hip- SELLING your house? Call us NATURAL STONE for children, no pets. One month's security. •nd • llpmonth, 12,000 mito insignificant 1 1 1 Soft Mohair rugs. 9x12 T abriz, 9x12 Powor Troln worronloo. hugger pants that fit skin tight and snow the belly button. 41 first and we’ll make you a retaining walls, veneers, References. 97 Wells Street. 51 Scarcely 60 91 92 S3 cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Surock, 9x12 Hariz, 9x12 patios, etc. Pick up by the MANCHESTER - One He gave me a see-through blouse last Christmas and I Kassan. Also a few Persian Call 6460423. 1973 PLYMOUTH $1795 54 Isthmi 84 99 Priacilla’a Pop — Al Vermeer Realtor, 643-1577. GIANT pound or delivery by the ton. bedroom apartment available Duolor Coupo, lit onglno, haven't had the nerve to wear it yet. 55 Arabian Rugs. 643-9804. Ihroo ipoodo on tho Soor, «ory I hate to hurt his feelings, but I feel uncomfortable wear Bolton Notch Stone C^arry, at the Theresa. Excellent FOUR R(X)M Apartment - No gazelle 59 97 YOU PONT SEE IMMEDIATE Cash for your TAG SALE 6433183. location on Main Street. pets. Available December 1st. thorp. ing clothes that show so much. Am I too modest? Or do all 56 Very pale _ u IT SAYS HEF?E NEW HMMPH.'WELL^^ property. Let us explain our HARD FIREWOOD for sale. ANYONE GETTING ^ To Bu m t in Located on the busline across Write Box S, c/o Manchester 1973 PLYMOUTH $1995 guys like for their girls to dress this way? (NtWSFAPtR IHTIRFRISI ASIN | TESTS SHOW THAT THEY SURE AREN'T fair’ proposal. Call Mr. Any size load. Call 643-0851, Doga-BIrda-Pata from shopping, bank and MODEST A HORSE-FLU SHCJT' 228-3483. Band S lN l 43 Herald. totollllo, four door oodon, PIGS ARE SMARTER HEALTHlEE.'j— Belfiore, 647-1413. church. Price Includes wall- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •utomotle, powor Btoorlng, S a t It Sun. THAN h o r s e s .'/ DOG-CAT BOARDING to-wall carpeting, dishwasher Homes for Rant 54 rodio, 40,000 mlloo. MAY WE BUY your home? WE BUY and sell furniture. Nov. 20thS21at bathing/grooming. Complete and all kitchen appliances. DEAR MODEST: All guys are not eager lor their girl- Quick, fair, all cash and no Cash on the line. One piece or 1973 PLYMOUTH $1595 9 A.M. - S P.M. modern facilities. Canine Ideal for elderly person or COLONIAL 6 Rooms - 3 Fury III, four door hordlop. o k Iriends to put on a skin exhibition. It's your body, and if problems. Call Warren E. an entire houseful. 6464432. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon couple. $200. per month. No tou're uncomlortable In such get-ups, don't wear them lor Win at Bridge Furniture Bam. 345 Main I Indeora, In lha bedrooms, handy location, eondillonod. outomotlc, Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. pets. Damato Enterprises, |)owor Blooring, rodio, olo. Street, beside Douglas lormar Forbaa a references and security i:lim or anybody else. ^1021. required, $300 per month. Ono ownor, booullful gold WANTED By semi-retired Motors. Watlaca Slora, at LHASA APSO - Male puppies, finioh. A opoololl lha Manchaalar Philbrick Agency, Realtors, woman, reasonably priced I purebred, ten weeks old, MANCHESTER - Ranch type 6464200. 1971 PLYMOUTH $1775 One trick cails for finesse three or four room apartment SEASONED Firewood for Parfcada, Broad S t perfect markings. Lovable one bedroom apartment in a DEAR ABBY: No problem—I just thought you might sale. Custom cut and CuBlom gotollllo Blotlon enjoy a note our young daughter slipped under our bed in Manchester area. With a Waal MIddIa balls of fur. Outside training quiet convenient location. BOLTON LAKE Five room wogon, outomotlc, powor appliances, heat and hot delivered. 649-7348 or 228-9220. room door.It read: Tpka., Manchaalar has been started. No sheo- Price includes heat, hot Ranch. Fireplace, appliances. Btoorlng, rodio, luggogo rook, r 11.18 water in two family house, or root ohorp. DEAR ABBY: I have this real problem that only you can ★ REFBESHMENTS diM, very intelligent. Mother water, wall-to-wall carpeting, No pets, no childrens. $190. small apartment complex, in RE CONDITIONED Kirby and father to be seen here. air conditioning, kitchen help me with. See, it’s my parents. After 28 years of vacuum. One year guarantee. Security. Available 'til June queen of clubs, led a second good location. Call 64^3373. ★ BARSAINS Call 643-7842. appliances, basement laundry 1st. only. 6462122. MANCHESTER marriage, they still love each other! (Abnormal.) They Starting from $69.95. C411875- GALOBE facilities and storage. $235. still hold hands in public! (Disgusting.) They keep on telling NORTH 18 club toward his hand and went Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence 9190. A AKS43 up with his king. West dropped Coma In and FREE KITTENS to good !T month. No pets. Damato SIX ROOM Cape Cod - $300. PLYMOUTH me that they love me! (Humiliating.) •••••••••••••••••••••••••• V A 6 a low diamond and the Browaa homra. Mixture of Angora and nterprises, 6461021. monthly, lease, security, no Do you tliink they should be committed for this? Say. to "RUGSED GOOD SWIMMING POOLS - Brand « 108 5 2 student’s fourth club trick had LOOKG"?1...0F A ll Procaadt Uaad | Persian, 6466205 between 7 g utilities. Immediate occupan (TaicotWHIa) the Smithsonian Institution? □ MISC. FOR SALE new luxury above ground pool. and 8 p.m. AQ7 gone into limbo. Five minutes ALL THE PHONY To Build Tha MANCHESTER - Unusual one cy. 6436069. Signed, & A L O N E V 1 Must sacrifice. 19 ft. x 31 ft. bedroom townhouse 6 4 3 - 1 7 0 8 later the opponents had chalk OD. Complete with filter, U anehaatar POOR KID FROM UNDERPRIVILEGED MINORITY WEST EAST A n d q u at apartments. Private en ed up 100 points above the line. Artfctu for Salt 41 liner, ladder, pump, sun deck, Bleanlanttlal Band\ 48 trances and patio. Full base A Q 10 9 8 A J 6 "Wasn’t 1 unlucky?” asked fencing, and stairs. Complete Offfcss-Sforws for Rant 55 V J 10 9 3 2 VQ85 Shan ment, includes beat, the student. ALUMINUM sheets used as installation, for only K99. WANTED Antique furniture, OKJ7 «Q64 appliances, carpeting and air 1966 VOLKSWAGEN - Runs DEAR POOR KID: Are you bragging or complaining? "Yes, you were,” replied printing plates, .007 thick, Financing available. Call glass, pewter, oil paintings, or conditioning. $ ^ j i e r month. MANCHESTER - Main strong, needs some. work. I hope you're bragging because your parents are something A6 AJ9854 23x32”. 5 cents each or 5 for Frank collect 224-3031. other antique items. R. Street, one. two and three $175. Call 6438025. SOUTH (D) the Professor. “But you made No pets. Damato Ehiterprises, to brag about. your own bad luck. You only $1. Phone 643-2711. Harrison, 643-8709. 6461021. room offices available. Call A 7 2 CLOSE OUT Sale! Unfinished ORIGINAL MAGNAVOX Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646 MGB 1967 Parts for sale. V K 7 4 needed four club tricks. Once Odyssey TV games. More East followed to the second (XEAN USED refrigerators, Furniture, 50% off all inven ANTIQUES Wanted - fur DELUXE 4 1/2 Rooms - 4535. Good engine, transmission, « A 9 3 Croci ranges, automatic washers, tory in stodi! W.G. Gleruiey than twelve games and rifle, niture, oriental rugs, pain convertible top, five wire A A K 10 3 2 club you could be sure of four TV included, mint cmidition, Townhouses. 1 1/2 baths, all SMAU with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's Co. 649-5253. tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, ATTRACTIVE Four room - wheel with four new tires. Both vulnerable club tricks by simply finessing $100. Guild Electric guitar and appliances, two air con the ten spot. Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- d e ^ , pottery, weathervanes, ditioners, carpeted, heat, hot office. Central downtown Also body parts, and new MEDIUM case, ann Epiphone practice baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. Well North Eail South "Your play of the king 2171, TAG SALE From iron beds, water, patios, sound proofing, location, in professional carpeting, 649-8473, leave LARGE 5751 chairs, bureaus, and games amp. Used less than six building with prking, heat, message. 1 A would have been correct if you months. $175. Evenings 872- washer 'n dryer hook ups, SEWING MACHINES - 1976 etc. IS Mercer Avenue. Blast WANTED - Complete estates, storage, basement garages, and air conditioning. Paaa 1 A Pass 1 N.T. had needed five club tricks, An attractive jacket to Zig Zara unclaimed layasray. Hartford, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2465. clocks, phonographs, steins. Available November 1st. Call Pass 3 N T. Pass Pass Alley Oop — Dave Graue crochet from Mohair yarn some available with PONTIAC Catalina Two door Astro-graph but you only needed four and 6432865. Pass is a welcome addition to $48.50. Singer Touch and Sew, November 20th. and 21st. ALL SEASONED Hardwood - Will buy outnght or sell on should have taken the safety fireplaces, and two car gar 1970 - 49,000 miles, air con Opening lead — J « CAN I ( YEAH...) HEY, AIN’-riJ-k WE WANNA 'MWEY/.'— the wardrobe. originally $389. now only consignment, any quantity. By BERNICE BEDE 080L play to insure yourself against y o u e s t e a k s Split, sawed and delivered. C. ages. 6460800, 6461540. ditioning, power, good radlals. HELP NOU V - 'M'f UH Y COUPLA , r r e a UY No, 5751 has crochet $68.40. Fimy guaranteed. CaU TWELVE STORM windows Hutchinson, 643-5373. 644-8962. OFFICE FOR rent - 288 the actual club break.” WILL BE READY 236-1123, Dealer. and screens. Wooden. 30x50, square feet floor space. Air $900. 646-7599. IN A MINl/TE : g e n t l e m e n ^ / fTWO GUVS( HUM!) b o t t l e s ,< directions for Small, Me CENTRALLY LOCATED - VVHO... A.^OFWINE.';-^Ki
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