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By BETTY RYDER purchased by area residents and then Huge oil slick moving scale and come complete with sent to their daughters or & When Sam Jones of Vernon found treads. himself out of work after 40 years in His furnishings include ladder-back grandchildren in St. Louis, Mo. and the transportation business, he just chairs with woven seats, four-poster Ohio. Locally, we are using the couldn't remain idle. So, he turned beds, dressers with drawers that Hidden Barn in Bolton as an outlet, toward Georges Banks his hand to making doll houses and open, kitchen cabinets, bathroom and did display some bf Sam’s work at the Hebron Fair," Irene said. miniature furniture. fixtures, and even fireplaces. knowledge. The Coast Guard turned Interest in miniature homes is NANTUCKET, Mass. (UPI) - The situation is as “serious as it That was two years ago, and now, "The quilts, sheets and pillows are Raw winter winds today nudged a the information over to the nation of growing, Sam says. possibly could be,” Regional En­ Sam, an. inspector at the Purdy Corp. made by my wife, Irene, and when an 100-mile-long oil slick from the Liberia, where the ship was "The National Association of vironmental Protection Agency Ad­ in Manchester, continues to bring joy item needs decorative painting, she crushed tanker Argo Merchant closer registered, for investigation. Miniature Enthusiasts had only 15 ministrator John McGiennon said to young and old with his reproduc­ does that also," he said. toward the rich fishing grounds of the William Schell, operations members in 1953; now it has 7,500.” Wednesday. tion of houses in various sizes and Irene works part time for Cronin- Georges Banks. The manager of Triship, the Greek manager for A.C. Lombard's and shapes. Cook Associates, Inc. in Ellington Someday, when he's armed with a 1 Polaroid camera, there's a house in Southwesterly winds whipping over agents of the wrecked oil tanker Argo Sons., Inc., the Boston agent for the "I always enjoyed woodworking," and shares her husband's interest in the oil-blackened Nantucket Shoals ship, Wednesday refused to comment Glastonbury that Sam hopes to get on Merchant, said today in Athens that Sam said. “When I found myself with woodworking. kept the slick, which resembles the captain of the vessel was not at about how the ship ran aground. “If time on my hands, I started making "The onlv trouble is 1 can't get him film. masses of 20-foot black pancakes, the owners have indicated that they “ I'd like to build one like it the helm when it ran aground and dis- miniature furniture and then houses. bobbing “in a roller coaster fashion” counted reports the ship was don’t want these matters public, then someday, but just haven't got around My father, who is 82 and lives in between the Georges Banks and the deliberately beached. I won’t teli,” he said. to snapping it yet," he said. If Framingham, Mass., is still busy Massachusetts resort coastline. “We hear all sorts of things when Rear Adm. William Benkert, chief building doll houses. Ambitious, as well as talented, A Coast Guard spokesman said an accident like this happens but they of the Office of Merchant Marine “I made 25 houses last year, 16 of Sam is going to make his own design are far from truth,” Capt. Stelios Safety, said Wednesday the Coast which were for Christmas," he said, for a salt box house. today there was an overnight shift in winds which "would push anything on Madias said. Guard received a telephone call from plugging in his radial saw in his "And someday 1 want to bujld a “We were not there to know all the a man who identified himself as 2 the surface of the water” to the workshop at his home at 92 Brent Rd, real Victorian house of the late 1800- details, but we know that when the either “M. Labir” or “M. Sabir,” a One of his most recently completed 1900 vintage with all the trimmings,” north-northeast in the direction of the Georges Banks. Navy divers ship ran aground, the captain was Pakistani national, and said he was a houses is Victorian-style which was Having talked with Sam and toured alleep in his cabin and the ship was crewman on the tanker. purchased by Alice McKay of 47 his comfortable workshop. I'm cer­ today were to examine the ocean floor near the tanker to see if oil has being skippered by a second mate. It "He stated that the vessel was old t White St. and she has all six rooms tain his authentic Victorian house sunk to the bottom. was during the 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. and leaking and may have been completely furnished. ». will soon become a reality. watch,” Madias said. deliberately beached, with the "It takes me about two weeks in to make a doll house for me. Just as Coast Guardsmen were to go A man who said he was a crewman owners’ knowledge,” the Coast my spare time to complete a house,” soon as he makes one, it’s sold," she aboard a section of the bow still on the Argo Merchant tipped the Guard said. 3 Sam said. "Of course, a lot depends said. above water to determine its condi­ Coast Guard Wednesday that the The Coast Guard confirmed that an on the type of house I'm building. Sam's houses average about 575 but tion and to see if oil was still trapped tanker may have been run aground M. Sabir of Pakistan was a member "For a while, the chalets were he has made several that cost many inside. deliberately, with the owners’ of the crew and was taken to Nan­ ‘SI quite popular, but interest is running dollars more. tucket from the stricken ship. toward the Cape Cods and the old "It all depends on the type of house The 23-year-old ship, with a record Victorian-style houses." he added. a person wants. Sometimes I have to Califano to head HEW of numerous maritime mishaps, was Sam is very particular about draw the plans myself; sometimes I 10 miles off course when it went details inside, as well as outside the work from a photograph.” aground on Nantucket Shoals, about house. "The one 1 made for Mrs. McKay 27 miles from Nantucket Island, last He makes actual window sills in­ is electrified and that involves more Wednesday. side so that plants may be placed on work," he said. Carter completes "We don’t have the authority or them, and his stairs are sized all to Doors are opened on the Victorian-style doll house built by Not much is left to the imagination responsibility to investigate this when Sam completes a house. Even Sam Jones and purchased by Alice McKay. . because it happened in international the inside walls are papered or wood cabinet selections waters," Benkert said. “It is not in paneled. our jurisdiction.” If the Liberian "The furniture is made of cherry PLAINS, GA. (UPI) - Jimmy be approved by the Senate before government requests an investiga­ wood which I get from California, Carter today picked Washington taking office, tion, he said, the Coast Guard could and although I have done some up­ lawyer Joseph Califano to become Califano’s appointment left Carter step in. holstered pieces, I try to stick mainly HEW secretary, James Schlesinger with two women — one of them black In Liberia, a spokesman for Presi­ to wood furniture,” he said. — in his Cabinet. There are no other Familv/Travel Editor to help guide national energy policy dent William Tolbert said, “We have "Some of the houses have been and TTieodore Sorensen to head the blacks among the 11, although U.N. not heard of these allegations” and Central Intelligence Agency. Ambassador-designate Andrew would "refer the matter immediate­ At his sixth news conference in Young, a black, will hold Cabinet- ly to the maritime safety agency and nine days, the President-elect com­ level rank. it will be investigated.” pleted his 11-member Cabinet with Carter promised during his cam­ the selection of Califano to head the paign to appoint members of minori­ Department of Health, Education ty groups to high government posts. and Welfare. Califano, 45, was a He said recently there were many Post offices Great Society program adviser to assistant secretary and un­ Lyndon Johnson. dersecretary posts in government closing early agencies which could be filled by Former Defense Secretary minorities. Schlesinger, 47, will serve as “assis­ on Friday "Joe Califano will do an outstan­ tant to the President” in the White (Herald photo by Pinto) ding job of correcting defects in the If you have anything to mail, do it House to deal with a national energy Department of Health, Education An early Christmas present problems, Carter said. before 3 p.m. Friday. E and Welfare,” said Carter. All branches and substations will Schlesinger will help develop a “1 think HEW is the people’s close at that hour, said John It’s a real happy Christmas this year for Mr. and Mrs. Hollis E. Read Jr. of 10 Newman St. Photos “viable national energy policy,” said department,” said Califano. He Bengston, postmaster, today. as they leave Manchester Memorial Hospital with their brand new baby daughter neatly the President-elect. by added that “the noblest work in our “We are right on top of the mail," tucked in a big red Christmas sock. Little Karen Michele was born Dec. 15 at 10:14 a.m. and Steve civilized society" is to house Sorensen, 48, a close adviser and he said. "In fact, we are cleaned up. weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces. She has a brother, John, three years old. During the Christmas Dunn speechwriter for John F. Kennedy, Americans, help ^ucate Jhe young, Some people have started their an­ wouldreplace George Bush in the provide for the needy and treat the nual leaves early this year, and season, Manchester hospital sends its babies home wrapped in Christmas socks. controversial CIA post and will also old “with dignity and respect.” others have been sent home because head the nation’s intelligence com­ When introduced by C arter, their work was caught up” C munity as director of Central Sorensen said he recognized the Regular postal hours will resume Intelligence. Like the others, he must “heavy responsibility” of his new Monday. post. Seasonal Sharing Appeal Today’s news summary nears $2,500 objective Complied from United Press International By ALICE EVANS needed to meet the goal will be com­ Wednesday when parents feeling this ing in. Ht-ruld Reporter year's economic pinch were able to The conference last Monday stood pick up toys for their children. The annu.il Seasonal Sharing to lose about $1,500, because Mrs. McDonald’s of Manchester has State next April. The increase from 25 died Monday. Rites were con­ Appeal, which was more than 51,5(X) Carr in an effort to obtain the needed provided the conference with guest to 40 cents was approved ducted in Nativity of Our Lord short of its goal of 52,5(X) last Mon­ children s clothing, went ahead and cards for 52 Manchester youngsters. It’s Christmas morning in a Sam Jones’ doll house. HARTFORD — State troopers Wednesday to pay off 528.5 million Roman Catholic Church in his day. is now expected to go over the obtained $2,500 in vouchers, and the The guest cards will provide each were ordered to stay in touch with in highway construction bonds Bridgeport neighborhood. top. funds were not coming in. recipient with a hamburg, french their barracks today while the un­ over a 30-year period. President-elect Jimmy Carter A last-minute appeal for funds for Other Christmas projects of the fries and a drink. The drive-in ion representing prison guards and Vice President Nelson the annual project to provide shoes conference are also succeeding. Gits restaurant is also helping the In his workshop at his home in Vernon, Sam works on one decides whether or not to call a CHELSEA, Mass. — The presi­ Rockefeller wer among the and warm jackets for children of have been coming in for convalescent Manchester Salvation Army Corps of his doll houses. strike. The state’s emergency dent of the Northeast Petroleum dignitaries attending the rites. Manchester residents in need home residents, and there should be with its Christmas project. On plans call for troopers to take Co. says the cargo of oil spilled resulted in an Influx of checks. Mrs. enough "left over to provide gifts for Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., charge of the 3,000 prisoners in from the Liberian tanker Argo DETROIT - With just a few Nancy Carr, executive director of the local shut-ins,” Mrs. Carr said today. McDonald's will donate 10 cents of case of a strike by the guards. Merchant was worth about 52.57 exceptions, U.S, auto plants have Manchester Area Conference of Manchester residents have also each order of french fries to the State law prohibits strikes by million. The oil was destined for been ordered closed after today’s Churches, sponsor of the project, volunteered to provide needed Salvation Army Christmas project. guards, but they authorized one the firm at Salem, Mass. The loss hifts for a 10-day holiday after tur­ said today. Christmas dinners for shut-ins, Miracles have happened this Monday in an effort to push salary will be paid for by the shippers ning out more far more cars in Since Monday, Manchester which was another conference Christmas season, and many demands. and the firm has been able to any year since the pre-energy residents have contributed about 51.- project that was lagging just a few Manchester youngsters will receive 2 borrow enough fuel oil for crisis year of 1973. Nearly 750,000 2(X) for the annual appeal, and with days ago. warm clothing and toys because of HARTFORD - State Tax Northeast Electric Co. to supply workers will start the holiday one more day to go before Christmas, The mountain of used toys at the the generosity of a great many local Department officials reported a customers. Friday with their biggest Mrs. Carr expects that the $300 Salvation Army Citadel dwindled residents. "marked decrease" In the paychecks ever and won’t return number of Connecticut residents National to work until Jan. 3. buying liquor in surrounding Town officials disappointed states as a result of several HARRISBURG, Pa. - A group International arrests. Agents sit outside out-of- representing legislative leaders state stores and note Connecticut from 10 Northeastern states is BEIRUT - The Lebanese 3 cars in the parking lots. The quietly circulating a 5147 billion parliament met under heavy in public works allocation agents then notify state troopers plan to make Pennsylvania the security today for the first time in expressed disappointment in that one of the applications, for im­ who arrest the drivers of the cars region’s power plant with 247 coal By GREG PEARSON three months for a vote of con­ Manchester’s absence from a provements to Main St., had not been when they cross back into Connec­ mine mouth power plants tied into llpruld Repurler fidence in Prime Minister Selim preliminary list of state projects received before the Dec, 3 deadline. ticut. a 37,200-mile-high voltage Two town officials have not yet al Hoss, who is calling for a stat of accepted for the Public Works But, the other projects were ap­ transmission line system by the received final word, but both emergency which includes Employment Act. parently considered and rejected for Regional year 2000, military press censorship and The list, to be published today in the federal funding. suspension of the right of the Federal Register, includes $48.5 Projects submitted were to be WASHINGTON - Sen. Edmund WASHINGTON - Dr. Theodore assembly. Sikorsky wins Muskle, D-Maine, has asked the Copper, assistant secretary for million in funding for 33 projects in 24 —See Page Kiglileen state cities and towns. Federal Energy Administration health in the Department of MEXICO CITY - The Mexican huge contract to look into recent heating oil Health, Education and Welfare, is But, Manchester was not one of government is investigating the them. price increases and aid he hoped urging the national Center for WASHINGTON (UPI) - The alleged sale of Mexican babies to "I'm disappointed, to say the other New England senators Disease Control in Atlanta to con­ American families by the Casa Sikorsky Aircraft Division of United would join him in the request. He sider a partial resumption of Technologies was today awarded a least,” Jay J. Giles, director of del Sur, a branch of Easter House public works, said today. Town noted prices have gone up as swine flu and other flu shots for $3.3 billion contract to produce 1,107 Adoption Agency in Chicago. Manager Robert B. Weiss expressed much as three cents a gallon since the elderly and chronically 111 per­ Easter House president Seymour helicopters by the Department of the 7 controls were removed earlier sons, Army. similar sentiments. Kurtz, an attorney, told UPI in a The Public Works Department sub­ this year. The Department of Defense chose Bedroom suite built by Sam has movable drawers and doors. Sheets, pillowcase recent interview he would take mitted six projects for funding, and Sam checks out doll house plans on the wall in his workshop. CHICAGO — Chicago bade Sikorsky over Boeing-Vertol Co. of and bedspread were made by his wife, Irene. Mexican-born babies across the the Police Department submitted CONCORD, N.H. - Tolls on farewell Wednesday to its mayor border and place them with Philadelphia to build the UTTAS type one, construction of a police deten­ New Hampshire’s Everett Turn­ of 21 years. Richard J. Daley, 74, American families for a fee of 53,- helicopters after months of competi­ DAYS TO pike will be 60 per cent higher tion center. the last of the big city bosses, who. 000. tion. 'The project may mean close to Giles had already received word 6,400 jobs to Connecticut. CHRISTMAS i ^ i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (kinn., Thurs., Dec. 23, 1976— PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 23, 1976 j Wins $5,000 in lottery Public Town employe gift policy explained records' Mrs. Elizabeth E. for a $200,000 jackpot on SECOND CONGREGATIONAL the televised drawing, Cowles of 97 Branford St. Warranty deed Weiss wrote in the memo, "In the CHURCH “Double Play." Town of Manchester employes are "Gifts of value are prohibited. I’m has won 95,000 in the William R. Borbely and Jiot raising an issue if someone brings event that any gifts of value are United Church of Christ C onnecticut L o ttery ’s not allowed to accept Christmas gifts Kathleen E. Borbely to in a box of candy,” Weiss said. received, a suitable letter of ap­ 385 NORTH MAIN STREET weekly “Double Play’’ of substantial value, according to Anthony J. Blanchard and preciation can be sent to the giver MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT By FRANK ATWOOD game. town policy. >• M arie S. B la n c h a rd , along with the return of the gift.” ★ Mrs. Cowles’ winning He sent a memo to all department property at 116 Carriage "Basically, we don't permit Christ­ Weiss said that the policy has not Dacember 24Ui - 7:30 P.M. ticket, which not only heads last December and cited Sec­ House plants are welcome Christmas gifts for some of .Dr„ $54,000. mas glfU,” Charles McCarthy Jr., caused any recent problems. matched both the two and S F C U C 5 5 E tion 2-6 of the Town Charter, which her friends, Isabel Compasso has found, and since she has Quitclaim deed assistant town manager, said. He did Christmas Eve threendigit numbers, but reads, “No elected or appointed of­ McCarthy said that the policy is set more plants than she quite knows what to do with, she is CINEMAS Sun Oil Co. of Penn­ say, however, that department heads also had a color match, ficer, superintendent, head of up because town departments are in­ Candlelight Service glad of the opportunity to thin out the population slightly sylvania, Philadelphia, are asked to take a “reasonable at­ doubling her $2,500 prize, 1 2 3 4 - d bureau, subordinate or employe of volved in regulating Manchester by giving plants to people who would like to have them. Pa., to Robert 0. titude” on the matter. Pageant was purchased at Brown’s INTERSTATE 84 EXIT M the Town shall have or receive to his residents and property owners. Mrs. Compasso, like many hobby growers of house Marchand, property at cor­ Package Store on W. Mid­ SILVER LANE ■ ROBERTS If a gift is worth very little, it does own use any perquisite, compensa­ Special Christmas Music by the Choirs\ plants, enjoys taking cuttings from her largest and best STREET 568-8810 ner of Strant and Main Sts., dle Tpke. tion or fees pertaining directly or in­ “You don’t want town employes to specimens and rooting them to produce daughter plants, EAST HARTFORD $44,000. not have to be returned, McCarthy JOSEPH ZEZZO, Interim Minister She is now eligible for directly to the duties of his office in feel that they owe someone l^ e re to put them bwame a problem when all the win­ Executor's deed said. HERBERT CHATZKY, Minister of Music the jackpot, finalist Town Manager Robert B. Weiss addition to his salary.” something,” he said. dow space in the home was filled with plants and pots. THE PIHK PANTHER Hartford National Bank drawing. If her name is repeated McCarthy’s words. The wide living room window, facing south, holds her drawn, she would compete STRIKES AGAIN (PO) and Trust Co., executor of l¥AV¥A9¥M¥^¥iW ¥<« best and largest plants, with the place of honor in the DAILY 01 1:N-5:3S-S:40 estate of John F. Moriarty 1:00-10:10-11:10 AM center given to a lO-year-Old jade plant that has extreme­ to Clifford E. Joyce, ly heavy stems and dense mass of shiny green leaves. It property at 41 Otis St., $36,- OPEN TONIGHT ’TIL 11 P.M.....OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE ’TIL 9 P.M.....CLOSED SATURDAY & SUNDAY flowered last year for the first time and again this year, Ci^^THEATRES EAST 000. in September. THE SEVEN Herbert C. Thompson The jade has been the parent of many offspring and -WTCN cm iOT PERCENT SOLUTION and Helen N. 'Thompson to tmOAIICfKIO‘ AL»o\a • (PQ) several of these daughters, of varying size, are growing DAILY ot 1:00-3:10-5:10 Alexander J. Matthew and now in the Compasso home. 7:45-10:05-11:15 AM - * >4.***v Joseph S. L om bardo, Pineapple plant property at 38 Sterling PI., $35,000. One of the largest plants in the collection is a pineap­ KING KONG (PQ) WED thru FRi 2:05-4:40- Qultcluini deed ple, seven years old, started by cutting a slice from the 7:18-0:50-12:1S AM top of a pineapple bought for the family table, and setting SAT thru TUES 11:30-2:05 Anna E. White to Arnold it on top of the soil in a pot. Roots grew from the bottom 4;40-7:15*0;50-12:1$ AM S. Glllis, property at 149- side of the slice. Leaves continued to grow and new 151 Pine St., no conveyance UNISONiC tax. leaves developed, but as yet no blossom. Living room window at the Gerald A. Compasso home on Richmond Dr. is literally fill^ MARATHON Deluxe Swedish ivy is an easy plant to root from cuttings and, SILVER STREAK Cerliftcale SAVE in a hanging basket, its steins drop so low that they with plants, on the floor, on the plant stands and in hanging baskets. Pineapple plant at left M in n . (PQ) of allachmenl S ^ ig it MAN" 7-iMM DAILY at 1:00-3:15-S:15 OFF OUR require cutting to keep the plant in shape. It is a natural is seven years old. (Herald photo by Dunn) 7:30-9:50-12:05 AM W.H. Stairs and Check Book UP thing to stick Uiese cuttings in a rooting medium and soon Cabinets, Inc. againt ORIG. LOW there is a new generation of ivy plants. house and garage and under a porch roof at the back of iWMMWHMIllWIHW A tlWBW Robert Agnew, $5,000, two Calculator the house. It is when the plants come back inside that the Spider plant seems to demand propagation as each new A STAR IS BORN parcels of property on CASIO Our Reg. 24.99 TO f t p r ic e s ON A stem from the original plant develops a small new plant question of where to put them becomes acute. (R) School St., two parcels on The space problem is always worked out somehow, and CANDY um lOUTis II ■ M . II (lilt ni , SAT. thru TUES. Micro Mini at the tip, complete with the beginnings of new roots. 1:30-4:20-7:25-10:10 Ferguson Rd., and one on ^ SELECT GROUP Mrs. Compasso has grown many small spider plants. Mrs. Compasso would not want a home without plants. /T « n z THE cu r 7:15 % Grissom Rd. Calculator There are philodendron and geraniums. She feels that plants make a room more beautiful and CUPBOARD *tumoFmmTHECAr Hartford National Bank I'rZ enjoyable for those who live in it. and Trust Co. against Jean Son grows cactus BOXED CANDY (or Chrislmas •Mego Gary Compasso, 18, grows cactus plants, lined up along Flowers and bells ST AR Tt XMAS - Noolt'a ARK Comlns, $1,000, property at the window sill in his room and c a r ^ for by his mother Mrs. Richard Ranney of Elast Hartford is a bell collec­ 649-9333 116 High St. •Coleco m while he is away from home as a freshman at FTovidence tor. She thinks the total is around 1300, from around the MANCHESTER DRUG Release of liens Large readout, 8 digits; performs world. She has a bell collector friend in Atlanta, Ga., Guaranty Bank and basic math functions. 4 key memory, College. 717 Main Straat, Manchastar Performs basic math •Marx Mrs. Compasso is a student, too, going twice a week to whose husband is a grower and photographer of flowers. Trust, Hartford, from (unctions; liquid crystal, 8 percent key, etc. i Phona 649-4541 classes at the University of Hartford and working for a He has put together a^llectio n of color slides of flowers V. PENSAVALLE, oh.i.r mior Leslie Brookes. digit display. The world's smallest calculator! •Knickerbocker master’s degree in either fine arts or art education. She in the shape of b e lls .^ State of Connecticut l o r s is now a substitute teacher in art classes at any level for There is a surprising number and any gardener can (formerly with J. German) from the estate of and many more., think of many. There are C anter^ry bells, foxglove, lily Alexander Jarvis. schools in the area. Super 12 of the valley, snowdrops, Virginia bluebells, coral bells t U t i M ‘ CO RO N A • MacDonald Land Or*. 23.99...... While she studies art, Mrs. Compasso also paints at is pleased to announce Building permits ufSuiu- Deluxe Fully Automatic Typewriter home, has exhibited in many art shows and is a member and bells of Ireland, to name a few. Town of M anchester, •AliBo>in6 R|,*,0,^ d 3 , j B »8 0 « 4 of the Connecticut Women Artists. She paints flowers, Mrs. Ranney showed her friend's pictures and her bells can't find it? the opening of his new music pavilion at 461 Full 88 character keyboard; power carriage, but prefers to work with human figures. Her paintings at the recent meeting of the Manchester Garden Qub. A fairway has it!! »i Wetherell St., $35,000. return and .’epeat keys. Reg. 214.70 • Man, TV 1.,r ts GanK, c „ . g 8. on,. .e.„ ...... 0 “ tulip blossom, turned upside down, has a beli shape, she are for sale. are an stocking up dallfl Timothy J. Connelly for On a few occasions, to reduce her over-supply of plants. pointed out. lor your last mlnuta naads! Robert Nadeau, aluminum ...... 1 5 “ Mrs. Compasso has offered plants for sale. She sets a On a set of hand bells Mrs. Ranney played Christmas • c » n a j canm TAILOR SHOP siding at 197 Hollister St., • k:k4M definite period of a few days for such a sale and adver­ music, "Joy to the World," and "The First Noel." two • atocktovg stultora $1,800. tises it. Then, she points out, she has to stay home all day old carols, and "The Bells of St. M ary's." a song that has Beacon L.P. Co. for I ,»<- Texas Insiruments and every day as long as tte sale lasts. become associated with Christmas. open every effective January 3, 1977 Francis Ennis, roof repair . M en’s CALDOR - CB HEADQUARTERS! When spring comes most of the plants go outside, the Rora Ranney is a daughter of Mrs. John Pickles, for nite(exce^sat.)tll at at 98 Church St., $980. hanging baskets under the overhang at the front of the many years a member of the club. N.S. Hohenthal Co., Inc. fu n c tio n 521 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE for Mr. and Mrs. Jean LED "where a Robert, alterations at 192 MANCHESTER Redwo^ Rd., $2,000. WATCHES "Everhart ruling on food stamps dollar's worth (near Swiss Dry Cleaners) New trade name Our Reg. 34.95 the ammirocU of ma» ' j a dollar!' Frank N. Cavaliere, Mermen 2-Pc. Collection Tolland, and Jam es T. (JowntW'i mancheiUr^ OPEN After Shave & Cologne Our Reg. 1.39 may have hroad implications PHONE Roberto, East Hartford, 23 Channel CB Radio Micro Auto 8-Track doing business as (• Mon.-Sat. 8-6 646-3731 Hai Karate After Shave Stereo Tape Player By SUSAN VAUGHN Bergert, which would state that the requinnents oi meals-on- Interstate Sunoco, 18 other persons are in similar wheels.” The judge said he does not McCall St. 4 Ounces, Our Reg. 1 .7 9 ...... Includes mike, installation hard­ Herald Reporter Top quality product from BuiK in (ape head cleaner; situations as the Everhart’s. see a n tin g in the legislative history Herbert K. Sargent, 73 ware and instructions FCC type A preliminary decision in favor of Texas Instruments! Smartly ; f SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION aaepted. 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Baird who abled persons under age 60 who At this point, the U.S. Government examined the Everharts in their qualify for the food stamps. has the option of appealing the case, home, Blumenfeld said the A ruling on a motion for a H ^O D onjiSr AUTOMATIC which Bergert said is doubtful. Everharts have "suffered and will K.iG preliminary injunction handed down James C. Sturtevant of the Tolland- continue to suffer irreparable in­ Monday by U.S. District Court Judge 25% O F F Windham Legal Assistance Office, jury.” ELECTRIC BLANKETS Joseph Blumenfeld applies only to *28.00 par couple Our Regular Low Prices on who handled the case for the EMward Preneta, program director the Everharts. However, their suit IBM Ymi Keeps you cozy warm at cost ENTIRE STOCK OF Everharts, said after the Dec. 10 for United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Call 646-9044 after 7 pm was filed as a class action suit of less than 3c nightly! hearing that he hopes the case will be Hartford, said that the organization against the U.S. Secretary of PLAYTEX and decided by February. already knows of almost 200 persons Agriculture Earl Butz, state ^ i a l Know? TWIN, Our Reg. 19.99 Using rather strong language at who would be eligible for the meals- There are terrific Services Commissioner Edward EXQUISITE FORM times. Judge Blumenfeld said, on-wheels with food stamps, but he FULL FULL QUEEN Maher and a state food stamp ad­ bargains in good, Button and String “There is a serious question whether said he is not sure whether all of Single Control Double Control •Bras • Girdles ministrator. ST. JAMES CHURCH serviceable home The Exercise Thing the legislative purposes of the Food them would take advantage of the see MAIN STREET •Panty Girdles - The immediate decision may be Stamp Act in general, and the section program. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT furnishings of all small, but it could be "large in terms 1Q40 0060 9740 Choose Irom allinones. bandeaux, bras, Our limiting the food stamps for meals- He said that it is very difficult for kinds in the Want of long-term Impact,” according to 5 Christmas Mass Schedule 19^3^*99 longline bras, sports briefs, girdles and on-wheels, in particular, are many of the severely and multiply Ads. panty girdles; white or beige. 4.66 Atty. Shirley Bergert, of the Tolland- ratioiially advanced by the classifica­ handicapped persons to actually pick CHRISTMAS EVE: December 24, 1976 % New lun exerciser, with exercise Windham Legal Assistance Office in Not All Sizei & Colors in All Stores tion at issue” (the age). up food stamps. 5KK) p.m. - 7:30 p.m. • 12KKI midnight program lor arms, chest, shoulders, etc. Rockville. The judge cited a “possible conflict The organization still plans to CHRISTMAS DAY: December 25,1976 EVERY FRIDAYI EnjoyaU you want The Everharts, both disabled Ohe Hcralki of purpose” of the Food Stamp Act make a concerted effort after the 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. • 10:30 a.m. • 12 noon of our delicious fried ilounder or our Fried cerebral palsy victims, fall into a un­ one of which is "to raise levels of first of the year, Preneta said, to con­ No 5:00 P.M. M ASS ON CHRISTMAS DAY Tendersweet Clams. Served with crisp ique category as far as qualification 643-2711 nutrition among low income tact all those persons who might be DECEM BER 25 for using their food stamps for the french fries, aeamy cole slaw households and safeguard the health eligible for the program in a 23-town SUNDAY SCHEDULE meals-on-wheels. Both are under 60. Barbra Streisand and well-being of the nation.” Greater Hartford area. DECEM BER 26, 1976 The Food Stamp Act allows only per­ i 394 Tolland Turaplka The judge said, at this point, that The Everharts expect to start ob­ 7:30 a.m. - OKH) a.m. -10:30 a.m. -1 2 noon Kris Kristofferson sons over 60 to receive meals-on- he does not see “anything in the taining the meals-on-wheels again on and 5KK) p.m. IWanchastM’ A Star Is Bom wheels with food stamps. MOLUARO policies of the act which support a Jan. 3. ’The ten meals they receive NO VIGIL MASSES ON SATURDAY - At ExH 94 - 1-86 IrKluding: The court action is only temporary Jow ntonS classification that would prevent per­ each week with $17.50 in food stamps CHRISTMAS DAY Love Theme From Star Is Born” (Evergreen) and the next step “probably will be sons under 60, but otherwise meeting will not cost the government (.iC'l/rirrica class action certification,” said anything extra.

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iUauri)? atFr What’s needed on the Hill is reform *Twas the night T R - 2 's Manchester — A City ot Village Charm Congress should be clear. the Republicans talk more about the Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON - He’s a young It’s not new laws we need. But problem, being in the minority, most seem unwilling to put up a fight for before Christmas Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Prett International idealist of proven ability. He first ran Ray Cromley reform on the Hill. change, whether through discourage­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. tor Congress two years ago because There’s a widespread view among ment or cynicism. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. of his concern that the Senate and those who believe the sprawling House had fallen into disrepute. And executive bureaucracy needs an Raymor>d F. Robinion. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor sify the problems they were Intended He's grown leery of prominent so- because he believed that, in his small an updated view\ to correct. overhaul that this is impossible, or if called public interest groups which Warm-IIntd Bool with way, he ought to do what he could. In Opinion Rivalries between conflicting com­ achieved, would be unworkable un­ seem frequently to charge ahead full side zippor. Full grain November he won again — by a less there’s a coniparable reform of mittee and subcommittee chiefs add tilt on major issues without By JOY STERLING laathe^rubbar traction * landslide. to the burden. the maze that passes for organization SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) — The following manuscript, solaa. $45. Today I find him despondent. He’s gathering enough evidence to know Then there are bribes. And the cozy in the Congress. The average left at the UPI bureau In Spokane by a transient elf, is more convinced than ever that what they’re doing. ^ relationships between congressmen representative has five to six com­ reprinted with peimlssion of the author; Congress is in a bad way — lacking Sending food deters and special interests. Take the mittee and'subcommittee roles, the 'Twas the night before Christmas respect, in need of reform. As a result, he doesn't know where Korean scandal — the lavish gifts and average Senator 18 to 20. Major And all through the nation He has asked to be relieved of a to turn. He wanders about asking entertainment to influential con­ government agencies must report State troopers were waiting. production efforts committee assignment in an area he acquaintances, congressmen and gressmen. It is merely a sensational and be accountable to up to 90 or so Each man at his station. believes tremendously important. friends at home how one can attack example of what’s all too common. committees, subcommittees and Why are they lurking What that committee decides is this problem. With siren and light? There's the misuse of con­ special investigative groups. We seem to be in a period of the people of the richer coun­ routinely turned over to another For that bold perpetrator gressional funds and private office remission from what could yet tries used less grain — largely committee, which then begins again My friend may be wrong. I hope he Now my friend is not alone. There Of Christmas Eve night. accounts available to senators, are only equally conscientious be mankind’s terminal illness by reducing the consumption of on the problem from scratch. So is. But he sees few signs that any He rides through the night representatives and, indirectly, to significant group in Congress is in­ senators and representatives of my Flouting all laws. — uncontrolled population livestock products — the what's the point? their staffs. There's such a jumble of conflic­ terested in reform — except in public knowledge who want a cleanup. But He is known on the posters growth, with accompanying poorer people of the world And don't forget the conflicts of in­ ting jurisdictions on the Hill — speeches and press releases. the cards are stacked against them. As Mr. S. Claus. widespread and chronic star­ would be better fed. terest typified by the case of a con­ The majority of legislators, it For years he's been coming whether in energy, welfare, health, gressman with major banking in­ vation. Such a conclusion is “clearly or what have you.- that it's impossi­ He finds reform apathy prevalent appears, do not want to give up their On cold winter nights. vestments who votes on banking But his little red carriage ble to get workable bills through. even among the large class of eager privileges and prerogatives. They’ll While world population is far incorrect,” contends D. Gale legislation which benefits him per­ Has no proper lights. What comes out of the pipeline in too men and women first elected two make certain that if the pressure is from stabilized, growth rates Johnson, provost of the Univer­ sonally. The law is simple. -SlIVIIVIONS many cases are hodgepodge, self- years ago as an afterm ath of great, and reform bills must be Put all the above in a basket and The words are quite stark. have been declining in the un­ sity of Chicago and professor contradicting laws which may inten- Watergate. He finds it true among voted, the new laws be so filled with the top priority of this incoming An unlighted sleigh box Is m s derdeveloped countries and of economics. Democrats and Republicans. Though loopholes as to be meaningless. OOWMTOWN HAWTTOWO Is a crime in the dark. W EST HARTFOPO CENfTER experts are revising their Those who advocate MANCHESTER PARKAOE Long ago It was worse ... SMSeURYTOWN SMSeURY former projections that the reducing grain consumption in But he’s not done his duty 2 number of people on the globe high-income countries fail to Almanac By rigging his team will double by the year 2000. understand the close connec­ To a critter named Rudy. A little red beacon All shapes are available As for food, the United tions between demand and With a flash and a blink. States is “awash in an ocean of supply affecting food produc­ By United Press International My gosh, if they catch him in our Treasure Chesf Diamonds. excess wheat,” says Depart­ tion, he says. "It is simply not T ^ay is Thursday, Dec. 23, the He’ll land in the clink. 358th day of 1976 with eight to follow. ment of Agriculture possible to reduce demand and The lights must be brighter, Emerald-cut, Round, Pear-shaped, The moon is between its new phase A beam white and bold. economists, and they see little assume that supply will re­ and first quarter. To show him the way Oval, Marquise. 3 prospect of the Soviet Union or main the same.” The morning stars are Mars and Up there in the cold. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions. any other country buying From f968 through 1971, in Saturn. And brake lights and stop lights enough in 1977 to bolster the The evening stars are Mercury, And emergency flashers fact, producers in the major To light up the sky Venus and Jupiter. currently depressed price for exporting countries were For the Dancers and Dashers. farmers. restricting grain production Those born on this date are under Plus seatbelts and mirrors the sign of Capricorn. They predict that U.S. wheat because there was not enough And his wipers need fixin’ storage, already the largest Mormon religious founder Joseph To make the night safe demand for grain at accep­ Smith was born Dec. 23, 1805. For Prancer and Vixen. since the 1960s, could grow to table prices. If domestic use of On this day in history: A whole grand array ... almost a billion bushels by grain had been reduced, much In 1783, Gen. George Washington He can’t be so stupid ... next June. less would have been invested resigned his commission with the To imperil the lives Of Comet and Cupid. Nevertheless, the United in agricultural research and U.S. Army and retired to Mount Ver­ non, Va. As his rush to the south States, Canada and, to a lesser the production capacity of the Takes him through every state In 1928, the National Broadcasting extent, Australia' remain the His sleigh is not marked major exporting countries Company established a permanent ‘Hoti? about me for Christmas?^ world’s only producers of sur­ would be much lower today With its maximum weight. coast-to-coast hookup. And the EPA people “How ‘bout me for Christmas?” asks each one of these lovable puppies plus grain (a fact which con­ than it actually is. In 1948, ex-Premier Tojo of Japan Will join the patrols. waiting for adoption at the dog pound. Officer John McClelland of the tinues to be staunchly ignored and six other Japanese war leaders Not only this, says Johnson, They know that the team Manchester Police Department cuddles a couple of puppies with possible by the proponents of Socialist but past experience indicates were hanged in Tokyo by the Allied Lacks emission controls. economies). War Crimes Commission. But these agents and watchers retriever ancestry. A black puppy, also with retreiver background, that large-scale food aid con­ jumps up playfully as a shy terrier type puppy sits on the officer’s foot Thus one or two disastrous In 1975, Richard Welch, CIA chief And old Smokey Bears tributes relatively little to the Are not listed among while looking beguilingly into the camera. Anyone wishing information growing seasons in the in Athens, Greece, was shot to death food supply of developing coun­ by hooded assassins. This night rider’s cares. on adopting a puppy may call Officer McClelland at 646-4555. developing world could revive His soul is untroubled ... tries. Such aid has served as a A thought for the day; American the temporarily abated con­ He won’t give a fig; powerful deterrent by permit­ o « •* novelist Thomas Wolfe said’ “ Most (Fintst Quail t Only Easy Peymenl o ■ *» His wife has just tought him $200 troversy over the extent of the ting recipient governments to of the time we think we’re sick, it’s From A citizens’ rig. Diamond accents. Traditionally styled moral obligation of Americans lower the priority that they all in the mind.’’ He’ll monitor channels to feed the world’s starving gave to agricultural research From one up to twenty men's rings with that added and, if necessary, to lower And even this night and investment, and farmers sparkle that only their own standards of living to He’ll have helpers a plenty. were adversely affected by They’ll warn him of speed traps a diamond can do so. Don’t leave mistletoe up too long lower prices than would have Where Smokey might lurk. provide. Own Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 E Noted British economist existed. turned all mistletoe over to the off the toothache, soothe their appen­ He’ll avoid all the pitfalls yours today! Barbara Ward recently pointed and finish his work. 958 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER WASHINGTON — Aristotle Knox, goddess of love and told her to make dix, ease the pains of gout, make out that at least one-third of Improvement in per capita resident scholar of the sauna, has set In case you’ve not guessed it. HARTFORD • WEST FARMS MALL Andrew Tully some changes. The gc Jdess forthwith childbirth painless, cure hangovers Black onyx $190 food consumption in the us right on the subject of mistletoe. His handle in Kringle. the increased world demand issued a proclamation that thereafter and the common cold. Mistletoe also developing countries will de­ It was not made famous by the se­ He rides every year for food in the past 10 years has anybody caught under a sprig of the was recommended to put the wham­ Signet $175 pend primarily upon in­ cond assistant vice president of Atlas was cosigned to the precinct captain with his bells all ajingle. come from North Americans, stuff must be kissed. Even enemies my on witches, but only if the patient You may hear his transmission Deodorant Inc., lusting for the lips of who had the mistletoe concession for Europeans and Russians creasing food production in had to drop their weapons and em­ paid a fee to his district soothsayer. In a voice very bright his secretary, but by the ancient peddling from house to house. Every those countries, says Johnson, brace when they met under mis­ In German villages, it’s still called MERRY CHRISTMAS GOOD BUDDY, C eating steadily more high- stop was a sure sale, because it was Druids. And to all a good night. protein food. Grain is fed to and on this score he is considered bad luck to show any tletoe; otherwise their heads would “Gut hyl,’’ which means “all heal,’’ CHRISTMAS I Back whe^ the Druids had a I drop off or some other annoying acci­ and in Brittany some doctors still animals and poultry and eaten “cautiously optimistic” that monopoly on the religion dodge in the resistance, and being unlucky in dent would feball them. treat fevers with oil from mistletoe the people of the developing British Isles, they made mistletoe those days usually was fatal. as steaks and eggs. Christian Bishops for centuries berries. An itinerant apothecary was world will be better fed a their No. 1 s a c r ^ gimmick. They The Druids didn’t discover mis­ i m A i m In real energy terms, she banned the use of mistletoe because arrested in Boston in 1801 for selling proclaimed that the stuff be regarded tletoe, however, A Grade-B Scan­ 1 says, this is about five times decade hence than they are it was a symbol of paganism and en­ mistletoe to students of Harvard with the utmost reverence, and never dinavian god named Balder did. easy i^aymunis now. couraged smooching by couples who College as a love potion without a more wasteful than eating burned a heretic at the stake without Balder, who had a palace in the “Agriculture is one of the hadn’t paid a marriage license fee. permit. It is Oklahoma’s .state grain itself. The result is an first adorning him with a few sprigs Milky Way and was something of a Naturally, people took to bootlegging flower. average American diet of world’s most dynamic ac­ of the weed to protect them from the swinger, was kilted by a rival god Turtle Frolic ionight the weed, and after a series of gang The stuff is a pain in the checkbook nearly 2,000 pounds of grain a tivities,” he says. “Farmers, victim’s ghost. with an arrow made of mistletoe wood for dallying with the wrong wars were launched by racketeers to the lumber industry because it’s a NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - "Yo, Ho, Ho and a Bottle of year, compared to only 400 even those who are illiterate or Dressed in white ceremonial robes, cMiekad^Jewelers A Silversmiths Smee 1900 trying to muscle in on the business, deadly parasite. Mistletoe likes to at­ Rum” may be the chant tonight when Newporters gather who have little education, have the Druids went out into the woods damsel. But some other gods, who pounds for the average person the ban was lifted. tach itself to valuable trees and then to re-enact of the Turtle Frolic of Dec. 23, 1752. 958 MAIN STREET, DOWn TOWN MANCHESTER periodically to cut mistletoe with also enjoyed female company, got in India. demonstrated that when there Mistletoe used to be hung only in dine so heartily on the sap that the The annual festivities Include lots of eating, drinking golden sickles. Some of this was piled together and brought Balder back to Hartford • Westfarms Mall is a profitable opportunity, the kitchen, but nowadays it’s put in trees die. Some lumber outfits use and merriment at the Sheraton Islander on (Joat Island. The implication of this and on an altar and burned as a sacrifice life. they will seize it.” a room where there’s a better chance flame throwers and radioactive The original was a party thrown by Col. Samuel similar statements is that if to the god-of-the-month, and the rest Balder was so pleased that he !EMI of catching a girl. Although it is now gadgets to kill it off. Freebody when merchant and whaling ships returned from sea. strictly a romantic item, in olden Mistletoe is dangerous if you leave It was held on Goat Island to avoid offending more times it was peddled by doctors to it up too long. Be sure to take it down proper colonials. The name stems from the menu which ^^S/^kstowTi^^PtgLTmacy CHRISTMAS cure assorted ailments. before Candlemas Eve, Feb. 1, or included turtle soup and rum. 455 Hartford Road The price we pay for military might People wore the stuff to protect each leaf will produce a goblin that’ll Manchester, Connecticut 06040 themselves from the vapors, ward heckle you the rest of the year. an IDEAS Phone 649-9946 JUST IN TIM El WASHINGTON - Air Force more powerful than any fleet in world health care receives only half Magazine is to armaments what history; and we have about 1,200,000 the financing of world munitions. Her PERFECT FOR THE TEENAGER 2 P lay^y is to sex. Its centerfold [ Tom Tiede } times the nuclear power that was figures show the Middle East nations Thought features frontal shots of the B-1 dropped on Hiroshima. spending twice as much for defense HB9500n®*** bomber. Its readers get It on by NOOELCO COUFLEXION PLUa"'. COfdiMS. txlttry 00*4 But the most numbing statistics And so it’s clear this Christmas as on education and health combined. •tod comptoxlon bruoh for deep tkin ct«in»lng. Hetp« Ir— viewing graphs of the balance of are the world totals. The magazine that civilization is separated into Even the U.S. is guilty; it ranks first •kin cltan and clear. Comet with two brusnee i power. And each year around Christ­ For peace on earth thin oh« perion can ute it. plui, tampie ber of CU does not compile these figures, armed camps that have no historic or second in war appropriations, but As His faithful humbly kneel at His •oep. May elao be used with regular tbap or clj mas it dedicates itself to a por­ liQuid or creme. leaving this to readers with comparison. In 1959, as the world fourth in per capita cash for educa­ you are named feet — nographic review In the truest sense; He brings peace on earth — His love calculators. Thus at present, accor­ was still working free from the Cold tion. “Oh! Cry not! Thou Dear Holy — an exhaustive listing of the military so sweet. ding to mathematics for nearly 100 War, total military expenditure was Happy holidays? The compilations precious Child “NEW” strengths of most of the world’s nations, mankind is spending almost The world — again — seeks peace — 3 about $97 billion. Since then, detente in Air Force Magazine this season go In this Holy Season's Tidings nations. $350 billion annually to support some becomes mild; FROM KODAK on for 66 pages. Russia has 41,500 proclaimed — It is a melancholy package for its 25 million active and about 56 million notwithstanding, international It hears again Our Father — God TIMEX To its sacrifice for peace — you are CASH & CARRY standby soldiers. defense financing has almost tanks; Italy has as many reservists INSTANT CAMERAS readers. At best it serves to remind proclaim named; 20% gradrupled — and we now pay almost as does the U.S.; Zaire, which Is WATCHES that "Joy to the World” has for the It can be argued that these totals ‘Give me your best love — in This $1 billion a day in suspicion of one landlocked, has 12 combat ships; Your sacrifice is — that you give your larger part been replaced by “In are somewhat exaggerated. Adding Child’s Name!” Compiata Selectlan another. Singapore, all 226 square miles of it, precious best Arms We Trust.” At a time when up militarism is not the same as In His Name — for this you will — Ladles & Mena has 325 jet fighters; and East Ger­ May the cry of this Child — its Holy POINSETTIAS counting apples. Because of state millions pause to- reflect on peace on There are other.costs as well. Par­ tears especially-blest!” CYCLAMEN, AZALEAS and MUMS secrecy and other vagaries, some many, with a population of 17 million, earth and human harmony, the ticularly those of a social nature. Remove all world tragedies — its Rev. Walter A. Hyszko figuring is necessarily weak. budgets more for its arms than does COMPLETE FROM 4.99 military tabulation suggests such Each dollar spent in support of the fears St. John’s Church Therefore, the expenditure totals India with 35 times the people. sentiments are of small practical world’s 121,000 tanks means one less may be several billion high, and Economist Slvar believes even a moment. that could go to individual needs. In COSMETIC maybe half of those listed as standby small portion of this gun money could l a w ■ M l The people of Saudi Arabia, for India, where people starve, the example, are currently spending troops should not fairly be counted. wipe out illiteracy on the globe. 'ringing MIdny GIFTS generals command 1.5 million Others are begging that nations put Yesterdays for Mon and Womon nearly one-third of their gross Then again, even an exaggerated soldiers. In Oman, where illiteracy is ' •voryonn. Bn happy! national product on weaponry. In the some of the 25 million troops to work list is in fact a conservative one commonplace, per capita military building hospitals or helping with the Our gratitudn for your potronogo. 649^45268 | U.S., as in the Soviet Union, the where modern security is concerned. spending is about $900. And in the harvests. Dreams, of course. Idle national military expenditure ap­ However much money is being spent, 25 years ago Assembly ui the development plans RUSSELL STOVER 85 E. Center St., Mancheater | slum infested Egypt, almost half of hope. Air Force Magazine is filled ____ CIlWtT & proaches 1500 pOr capita. Even in it purchases defenses of un­ for Manchester Community College the GNP is spent for g^ns. with references to bombs and bullets This date was a Sunday; The CANDIES neutral Sweden, one of every six precedented sophistication. A plane Economist Ruth Leger Slvar says Herald did not publish. and other community colleges in { EK4 and EK6 this Christmas, bu$ there is no men­ Connecticut is requested by Slate males serves in a reserve force today is equivalent to an entire air 10 years ago TEMPLE’S that nations now budget more for ar­ tion at all of good will toward men. MANCHISTER OPEN DAILY 8-6 THURS-FRI til 9 g capable uf 48-hour mobilization. force of World War II; a single ship is Rep. Elmer A. Mortenson of FREE Gin WRAPFING | mies than for education. She says A full review by the 1967 General Newington zaKilKlMwiwuaKWutrMWiMiMMiiMiBdMctwiMitcxzMZMiMiMZedeerietiMdwtwiA PAGE SIX— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 23, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thura., Dec. 23, 1976 - PAGE SEVEN Wedding President working ■ Orphan gifts-

HARTFORD (UPI) - Cromwell and the Leddy*Fothergill on State of Union; More than 325 gifts valued Klingberg Child and Fami­ at more than $2,000 were ly Center In New Brtain. JoAnn Fothergill of Manchester Justice of the Peace Martin distributed Wednesday by The gift-giving program and Paul Steven Leddy of Windsor McGuire performed the double-ring Betty goes shopping state Department of was sponsored by Locks were married Nov. 6 at the ceremony. Transportation employes members of Chapter 22 of home of the bridegroom’s mother. Miss Sharon Leddy of Windsor to orphans in The the Connecticut State The bride is the daughter of Mr. Locks, the bridegroom's sister, was C h ild re n ’s Home in Employees Association. and Mrs. Ralph Fothergill of 44 Fair- maid of honor. Santa Claus should bring. view St. The bridegroom is the son of Carl Barone of Broad Brook served VAIL, Colo. (UPI) - While Presi­ "I hope all children get everything dent Ford deals with the State of the Mrs. Elizabeth L^dy of Windsor as best man. they want from Santa,” she said. Locks and Paul E. Leddy of West The couple is residing in Ellington. Union and the ski slopes, his wife "But If something is missing, you Betty is taking care of Christmas. H artford. should not feel too badly, for Santa Ford, as befits the No. 1 resident of has a very long list and a long way to CHRISTMAS EVE this ski resort, announces to all go to visit all children. within earshot there Is no shortage of "The nicest thing about Christmas, SERVICE Engaged snow* Then he skis down the few you know, is not getting the trails open because of the snow- presents,” she said. "The nicest drought In the Rockies. thing about Chrlstmhs is sharing. At the end of his run Wednesday, TRINITY COVENANT C IM The meaning of Christmas Is love 302 Hackmatack Street Ford paused to tell reporters he was and the birth of Jesus.” Reirhenbaoh-IVfay 90 per cent finished writing the State A blond boy named David, at first of the Union message. At the same Roback Photo too shy to answer Mrs. Ford’s MUSIC by CHOIR gical technician a( Manchester \irginiii Pct

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i k r EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 23. 1978- PAGE f i .RVFW PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.' Manchegter, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 23, 1976 •Manchester Evening Herald’ Vernon mayor ‘sick’ after Laurie Osgood named For Home Delivery denial of police funding pageant choreographer Phone 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD/area news By BARBARA RICHMOND Benoit said he wouldn’t mind if this area, plur of the state projects Vernon depict the best qualifications of the contestants who ar,e seeking the title. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1976 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / * . SOUTH WINDSOR .VERNON Herald Reporter some of the money went to towns like approved were in Congressman Dodd’s Miss Laurie Osgood of Vemon, who Willimantic, which really needs it. The winner will represent Tolland Vemon Mayor Thomas Benoit said district. was Miss Manchester of 1972, will be State Sen. Robert Houley, formerly Benoit applied foE the federal fun­ County in the Miss (Connecticut this morning he was sick when he the choreographer for the Miss of Vemon, asked why three of the ding early this fall and plans were to Pageant and have an opportunity to saw what projects and what towns Tolland (^unty Scholarship Pageant construct a new police facility adja­ receive a $1,500 scholarship. federal funds are going to when Ver­ state’s wealthiest towns will be get­ to be sponsor^ by the Greater Ver­ ting IS per cent of the funding. Those cent to the existing one in Vemon Contestants will be judged on the non’s request for 31.25 million for a non Jaycees. People do care towns are West Hartford, Greenwich Center. Preliminary plans have basis of a personal interview, talent, Kidnap by fathers The first Miss Tolland County new police facility was turned down. and Westport. already been drawn for an 18,000- personality and poise. Applications Benoit was Informed of the rejec­ Pageant is scheduled March 5 at the places to go where they would make square-foot building. The existing must be submitted to the Jaycees by “ People do care about other tion at about 4:45 p.m. Wednesday. Congressman Christopher Dodd Vernon Center Middle School. Its a big difference. building contains only 5,000 square Jan. 14. They should be sent to Jack people," said Mrs. Helen Quinn, gray area of law About 129 Connecticut towns and has been working closely with the theme will be “ Feeling Too Good “ All will be gone by Friday director of East Hartford’s Social feet of space and the facilities for Today.” Smith, Wolff-Zackin & Associates, P. evening,” she said. cities, plus several state agencies Town of Vernon concerning the fun­ 0. Box 2220, Vernon, 06066. Services office. out-of-state to chase kidnapping holding arrested persons overnight Jaycee' Tony Wasilefsky will be She said the quality of the presents had applied for some of 348.5 million ding. The mayor said he and Dodd Anyone wanting more information “And here is concrete evidence of BY MAL BARLOW fathers. Some states will pursue are inadequate. pageant director. He said the and the thought behind them im­ in Economic Development Ad­ will pursue the matter further and should contact Smith or Robert it,” she said from her Town Hall desk Police Chief Clarence Drumm fathers, he said. The former Rockville and Vemon pageant will be a show designed to pressed her. ministration (EDA) grants. Only 24 seek an accounting of EDA as to why Tedoldi. surrounded by Christmas presents, commented Wednesday afternoon on Regardless of how strong the sup­ departments were consolidated “People really put a tot of effort of them were notified their requests Vernon’s project was rejected. He about 10 years ago when town most wrapped and marked for age the plight of an East Hartford port given the mother by the state, cited the high unemployment rate in into it. The gifts are well wrapped. have received preliminary approval. governments were consolidated. and sex. Some were hand made, knitted. Look mother whose ex-husband has often the fathers and the children are Hundreds of presents have been A subcommittee appointed by Vernon schools plan at these pantyhose, and this deprived her of the custody of their never heard from again, he said. given to her office staff in order for four-year-old daughter. There is nothing the mother can do in Benoit to study the needs of the jewelry.” Rockville hoepital notes them to distribute them to townspeo­ such cases. department c it^ the need for more She told of a Judson Ave. woman “ Kidnappings by fathers is a gray Laurie Osgood of Vernon will for career education ple less fortunate this season. space for an efficient department who bought three bags full of area of the law,” Chief Drumm said. In the case of Mrs. Griffen, Elliott Be choreographer for the Miss More than 100 gifts, all new and said, she has a court order, her operation. groceries and a big turkey. Then she Since state statutes list it as a Admitted Tuesday: Deborah Genovese, Admitted Wednesday: David Cooper, Tolland County Pageant counselor, said there has been a wrapped well, were given her early Congressman Dodd said he was Vernon walked about a mile to Mrs. Quinn^s crime, the East Hartord Police divorce decree. Hartford Tpke., Vemon; Elizabeth Lees, Rosemary Lane, South Windsor; Colleen Career Club for two years. She said “terribly disappointed that more, scheduled for March. She has There’s a difference between just this month by the East Hartford office to deliver it all. The woman is Department treats it as a crime, he “That should be upheld,” he said. Anthony Rd., Tolland; Joel Roberts, Ver­ Gilbert, Park West Dr., Rockville; Ruth many parents and other residents “A crime has been committed. Some deserving projects in Eastern her own dance studio, Dance plain educating a student and Women's Club. a senior citizen concerned about said. non Gardens, Vemon; Kathy Savastano, Hakey, McLean St., Rockville; Mary have come to the school to speak action should be taken.” Connecticut did not survive." educating therii for something. Dr. Another 100 cam e from the anyone going hungry during Christ­ Officers of the local force will do Campbell Ave., Vemon. Kayan, South St., Rockville; Harold Art Center in South Windsor. about their jobs. Democratic Women's Club. The Elliott added the Christmas season Discharged Tuesday: Ethel Bacon, “Some of our applications came Robert Linstone, assistant school mas. all in their power to find the parent Ling, E. Main St., Rockville; Sally She has been teaching dance Andrew Managgia, principal of the is “a terrible time of year for parents Hillside Ave., Vernon; Jeanette Blfolck, from towns with extremely high superintendent, told the Vernon American Legion Post 77 and its A man came in with a large basket who has taken a child without MacFarland, Orchard St., Rockville; Middle School, said there are a who have lost their children in any Talcott Ave., Rockville; Sean Burtt, Staf­ Joseph Niedomys, Wethersfield; Francis jobless rates and I think a full for 10 years and is a member of Board of Education this week. auxiliary gave another 49. of food also. He said he had been custody rights and return the child. number of resources and materials ford Springs; Robert Carlson, Haney Richey, Kelly Rd., Vernon; JoAnn explanation from the government is the Dance Educators of The junior class at Penney High burned out of his home last season They will charge the parent with the way - abandoned, deserted, lost, kid­ Ronald Kozuch, director of con­ Lane, Vemon; Francis Darrow, Cora Sadowsky, Oak St., Manchester; Shawn in order,” Dodd said. available to students and the Career School took up a collection in the and well remembered the basket crime of kidnapping by parent, the napped.” American organization in New tinuing education in Vernon, said that Dr., Tolland; Mrs. Lynne Daniels and Varney, Ellington Ave., Vemon; Eric Resource room is kept open four school, bought 40 new presents, and chief said. He noted the recent and strong He said he will obtain an explana­ York. in 1975 the General Assembly given to him then. He wanted to daughter. Cedar St., Ellington; Connie periods each day. He said he thinks it 2 brought them to her office. trend of fathers demanding custody Wilson, Enfield; William Ziemba, Village tion from EDA and then will meet adopted legislation requiring the return the favor this year to someone Chief Drumm said the courts do Dickey, High St., Rockville; Mrs. Mary St.. Rockville. is important at this level to make the The Grade 8 woodworking students of their children. If the courts do not with the unsuccessful applicants and state Board of Education to develop a who might need it as badly as he did. not take as clear cut a view of the Fitzgerald and son. King St., Rockville; Discharged Wednesday: Raymond students aware of vocations at the O’Brien School made many give it to them, many go to the “ attem pt to pick apart EDA’s five-year master plan for career Care is taken to insure not only that matter based on their handling of Charles King, Windsorville Rd., South Beaupre, Woodhill Rd., Manchester; available to them. fine wooden toys which will probably extreme course apparently taken by reasons and evaluate our chances for Area fire calls education and 52 recommendations the gifts go to those who need them, such cases. The question is, can a Windsor; Kathleen Pajer, Geraldine Dr., Deborah Genovese, Hartford Tpke., Ver­ Kozuch said some things are even be a hit for younger children this John Griffen, he said. reconsideration, if any.” and six major goals evolved from but that nobody is insulted in the parent really kidnap his own child? Coventry; Susan Perrault, Sunset Ter., non; Michael Maznicki, Grace Rd., South being done at the elementary school Christmas, she said. Ms. Celeste Bayek, an East Hart­ Vernon; Mrs. Marlene Sykes and that plan. process, said Mrs. Quinn. Mrs. Roberta Griffen said in an ar­ Windsor; Daniel Vegiard, Ensign St., rolland County level. The Langford School brought many ford resident and president of the daughter, Enfield. East Hartford. Now the school boards in each town The Elks, for example, each year ticle in The Herald Wednesday her Wednesday, 7:27 a m. — Andover and Dr. Linstone said the state has presents in. The Hockanum Hartford chapter of the National Births Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and Births Wednesday: A son to Mr. and More area news Hebron Fire Departments summoned on have been ordered to develop their ask her staff to give them a list of 20 ex-husband. John Griffen, left been contacted to see what funding Methodist Church and St. Mary’s Connecticut with their daughter Organization for Women (NOW), Mrs. Ronald Muska, Somers; a daughter Mrs. Bary Krowka, Park West Dr., mutual aid to Columbia to help with own policy by April 1, and by Nov. 1 3 names of families they are aware of to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Savastano, Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard on Page 14 might be available to get involved Church gave many more. who can best use the food baskets. Heidi last May. She believes he is commented on the matter. structure fire. they are to develop a plan to imple­ Campbell Ave., Vernon. Lisee, Silver Lane, East Hartford. Wednesday, 4:39 p.m. — Car fire on Rt. with distributive education at the The women workers in the Town “I know the Elks baskets are large with her now somewhere in Califor­ She pointed out most states will not ment their policy. 6, Bolton. high schooi. Hall have a club which gave more. nia and will not return the child honor the custody decrees of other Vernon has a Cooperative Work and good. So we try to make sure Wednesday. 6:03 p.m. — Minor fire in The Vo-Ag Center at the high The Elks not only gave 20 large states despite the demand to do so in Experience Program at the high they all go to big families,” she said. although a divorce decree awarded house at Rts. 31 and 44A, Coventry. school is developing a store where baskets of food but also many toys. the U S. Constitution. Kidnapping by school, including one for handicapped Tliey first contact each family custody of Heidi to the mother. (North Coventry. South Coventry, plants will be sold to the public. The Kiwanis Club held a Christmas a parent is not a federal crime, she Coventry schools changing students. In the two, 50 to 60 students asking them if the Elks can give Thomas Elliott, head of the family Eagleville and Tolland departments Kozuch said any funding would be party. said. are involved. them a basket. If the family agrees. relations office of Common Pleas responded) mainly for the salary of a dis­ “And so many more we haven’t She told of a Missouri man who is At the Sykes School, which houses Mrs. Quinn puts their name on a list. Court 12 here, said such kidnappings Wednesday, 10:22 p.m. — Traffic acci­ tributive education teacher. been able to keep track,” said Mrs. She then gives the completed list to are frequent. in the business of kidnapping children bus companies, but not yet dent on Cedar Swamp Rd., Tolland. Grade 6. Mrs. Nancy Kunz. guidance Quinn. an Elk. "We ll do what we can. We'll in­ for parents. His fees are high but he “It seems like more giving than Usually the Sunday before Christ­ vestigate, find the children,” Elliott cites his record of more than 400 The Coventry Board of Education tractor’s apparent financial Schooi Supt. Arnold Elman said the O O * « o usual. But the need is always there.” mas, the Elks distribute the baskets said. "But if we can’t locate them, successful kidnappings. Wednesday night agreed to continue problems. Officials said they may Danbury firm has been in business WE ARE OPEN... Most of the presents and food themselves. East Hartford Town Council Chairman George A. Dagon con­ we can't do anything.” A Florida congressman has the school bus contract of the have tolerated some of the problems about 45 years and serves a number baskets had been given out by "Many of the people helped have gratulates William J . Murphy with the framed council resolution He said mothers here had to go to suggested a federal law be passed to Massachusetts Bus Co. until the end because of the favorable price of the of large school districts in Connec­ Wednesday afternoon, she said. Yet trouble enough subsisting.” she said. honoring Murphy. (Herald photo by Barlow) the state where the father had the cover the action and ^ 1 it a crime. of the school'year. Massachusetts Bus Co. three-year ticut, most of them in the western CHRISTMAS DAY her office was still filled with “They cannot buy such non- children. They had to begin civil ac­ However, the pu nishi^ t suggested However, the board's transporta­ contract —between 3100,000 and part of the state. presents. She said most already had essentials as Christmas presents.” tions in court there. The police of is a 31.000 fine or a year in prison. tion committee recommended a $200,000 less than previous contracts. The school board took no formal 9:30 AM HI Midnight that state need a court action before This is not much deterrent for a switch next year from the financially In reviewing five bus contract bids action on awarding the contract, but CHRISTMAS EVE TIL 11:30 P.M. they will intervene, he said. parent frantic to gain custody of a troubled Massachusetts Bus Co. to for 1977-1978, school board members Wednesday night’s discussion left lit­ Every Day Low Price Council cites Murphy He said state officials resist going child. Ms. Bayek said. County School Service Inc. of Dan­ discovered Wednesday night that tle question that the contract would East Hartford police report bury. transportation costs will increase go to County School Service. The con­ Sealtest Gal. MILK M.49 William J . Murphy of 15 Hudson St. Conservation and Ehivironment Com­ The school board voted unanimous­ substantialiy in the next three years. tract is expected to be awarded Jan. C mission from 1972-76 and was vice ly to continue its present contract 13, after Elman works out contract COCA COLA .. .2 Qts. 79< received recognition Tuesday night The contractor favored by the from the East Hartford Town Coun­ chairman of the ' Inland Wetlands with the Massachusetts company, transportation committee quoted a details with the company. using a false name and address. He Two white males, one armed with cil for his many years of volunteer (Commission from 1974-76. East Hartford news briefs 1 which expires in June, with a condi­ three-year price of 3550,584, about In other school board business Cott GINGER ALE or was released on 33,000 surety bond GREETINGS a pistol, stole three books of Instant service to the town. The resolution said, “William J. tion that technical problems in the $40,000 per year more than the Wednesday night: CLUB SODA 2 QtS. 79< Lottery tickets today at 9.01 a.m. for appearance in Common Pleas Murphy's outstanding citizenship and J performance bond be corrected. current contract. • Elman reported that Coventry ° o . o o “o’ • O Court 12 here Jan. 11. The council unanimously approved from the Hockanum Diner at 373 dedication to the Town of ECast Hart­ Earlier this month, the board High School has received accredita­ a resolution which detailed his ef­ The Sullivan Bus Co., successor to Main St., East Hartford, police said. ford deserves the highest honor and The Center School on (Chapman St. The town is seeking a change in an decided to continue the controversial tion for the next five years. Elman, forts over the past 23 years. the Massachusetts Bus Co., was the No cash was taken. Police were in­ George J. DesRoberts, 49, of recognition that the East Hartford reportedly cut its use of fuel oil 35.5 act which allows the state to reim­ contract if two conditions were met who promised more details next apparent low bidder among five con­ FROZEN FOODS, CHIPS ICE vestigating this morning and no Newington, was arrested Wednesday Town (Council can bestow.” per cent this fall over the average of burse the town for co sts in by Dec. 23 —that the company buy month, said he was “very pleased” Murphy was secretary of the Town tractors quoting prices for next year, PATENT MEDICINES further details were available. after a minor accident at 9:07 p.m. at Councilman Henry Genga said he the past two falls despite the in­ processing sporting licenses. Now the necessary insurance and post the because he was concerned that the Plan (Commission from 1953-55, a but the difference between the Scotland Rd. and Burnside Ave. and often went to Murphy for advice. creased cold, said School Purchasing the state gives the town 35 cents per performance bond. accreditation might be for only two town councilman from 1955-57, and a Sullivan bid and the County School Gerald W. Chapman, 31, of charged with operating a motor vehi­ Genga said he admired Murphy's Agent Alan Desmarais. Coming in se­ license. Henry Genga, Town Council The conditions were set by the years. MEMORIAL CORNER STORE member of the Board of Education Service bid was just $5,127. Danielson was arrested Wednesday cle while under the influence of from 1957-61. concern for the town. cond in an energy saving campaign member, suggests the state pay 31. board after it learned of two narrow­ • Board members reviewed priori­ 352 MAIN ST., CORNER HAYNES E alcohol and improper left turn. at 4:45 p.m. at Pat’s Pharmacy at He served on the Charter Revision Councilman John Finnegan noted was the O’Brien ^hool on Farm Dr. The old level was set over 20 years ly averted bus repossession Board member Jacob Wisenall, ty spending items listed by school 1001 Main St. and charged with Details were not available of the ac­ the unselfish dedication of the man with a savings of 33.4 per cent. Both ago, he said. attempts by the finance company who heads the transportation com­ Tel. 6 4 6 -0 2 9 3 (Committee of 1962. the Hockanum principals for possible financing by W e w a n t to forgery of a prescription, fraud, and cident as Police were still in­ River Clean-up (Committee from 1962- who was not paid for any of his many schools will get 3250 each to spend as backing the contractor. mittee, recommended the slightly federal revenue sharing money. The vestigating. Court is Jan. 10. town positions. 67, and was the chairman of the they please, he said. The state Department of Health The school board has been meeting more expensive County School Ser­ board is expected to trim the $51,451 join Frosty Council (Chairman George Dagon Hockanum River Resources has made 3313 available to East throughout the year to work on vice bid, “based on past experience list before going to the Town Council said giving the resolution is one of his Development (Commission from 1967- The town is seeking proposals from Hartford to improve the town’s problems stemming from the con­ with Sullivan.” with its request. and wish all our friends the merriest most pleasurable jobs as member of East Hartford court news 72. planners and engineering firms for equipment for caring for children. the council. holiday ever! Thank you for everything! He was also chairman of the updating the town plan of develop­ Carolyn V. Furness, director of nur­ 3UI C ment, said Town Planner David sing services here, suggested ear and From Everyone at C FOR THE HANDY MAN Juliano. eye testing equipment. Recent dispositions in Common Hays Sr., paralyzed from the arms A Gift F or Him 4 Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford in­ down five years ago in a shootout Gym schedules listed W G GLENNEY MANCHESTER „„„ clude: with an Ohio policeman, allegedly DISSTON PROFESSIONAL ' GLASTONBURY !3’hS..(A V IN u r CO 175121] • Gary Klein, 26, of Bolton, directed the young men in the HANDSAW, MODEL C-1 ELIIHGTOH M WtSI RO HI 13 evading responsibility changed to burglaries for which they are all ac­ for Christmas holiday Libraries closed Chrome NIcKel Steel Blade failure to stop and show license, 325, Hardwood Handle cused. He was arrested Nov. 24 while We will be closed Friday, Dec. 24th The E ast Hartford Park and The East Hartford and Penney 8-10 Point Cut and operating an unregistered motor sitting in a parked car outside a Two of the East Hartford Public 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and vehicle, 310. Recreation Department announces High School swimming pools will be Glastonbury home as his son and the Library branches, those in the two Thur^ay. its Christmas vacation recreation open from 1 p.m, to 4 p.m.; and 6:30 • Charles Hays Sr., 42, Charles other young men ransacked a home, high schools, will be closed Friday The Raymond, Wickham, and SPECIAL schedule as follows: p.m. to 9:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 27 Hays Jr., 20, both of no certain ad­ said an official in the East Hartford through Monday for the Christmas Hockanum libraries will be closed dress, Albert Staley, 19, of Center, Goodwin, Hockanum, through Thursday, Dec. 30; and 1 court. holiday. Christmas and New Year’s. Friday Tallahassee, Fla., Randy Lantz, 23, O’Brien, Slye, Sunset Ridge, and p.m. to 4 p.m, Friday, Dec. 31. All are being held on bond. They will also be closed Dec. 31 all will close at 4 :30 p.m. as they will of Colchester, 111., and Lewis D. Woodland School gymnasiums will be The Wednesday skating program at Little Renault sits at edge of Coventry Lake’s Avery Shores section, waiting to be rescued. • Howard S. Bohard, 35, of 235 and Jan. 1. the-following Friday. Harrison, 19, of Kentucky, a series of Main St., East Hartford, issuing bad open Monday, Dec, 27 through Hartford Arena will be held as usual. Hours next week will be 1:30 to (Herald photo by Lovering) burglary charges involving breaks in check and fourth-degree larceny Thursday, Dec. 30, from 1 p.m. to 22(1 SPKNCKR ST. Glastonbury and East Hartford, (two counts of each), all nolled (not 4:30 p.m. for Grades 6, 7 and 8 and MWtllKSTKR ^ high school students’ supervised cases sent to Hartford County prosecuted). 6 4 6 - 7 9 3 1 O recreation. Auto tries to go skating Superior Court. I rvv Gtfl(tift \\i r ntftfnng Mayberry School will be open Mon­ vs day through Wednesday, 1 to 4:30 By LINDA LOVERING Joan Burns of Avery Shores, a new­ cident is there was noone in the car. p.m. Heruld Corn-Hpondcnl comer to Coventry, owned the car. No one was injured and no oil spilled For the Holidays East Hartford fire calls The regular evening schedule will Some of us remember Herbie the Cynthia Matkin of Avery Shores, a on the lake,” Coventry Policeman prevail at all schools. Adult evening Lovebug, the Volkswagen that drove friend of Ms. Burns, said, “We heard Lynden Wilmot said. Wilmot said c itself. a noise and turned around to see the programs will be held, as usual, at Ms. Burns had not secured the hand­ East Hartford and Penney High Wednesday at noon, a Renault tried car heading down the hill at about 30 brake on the car. Schools on Monday, Dec. 27, and the same thing, and died of overexer­ miles an hour." Wednesday, 12:12 p.m. —First aid call with iiiinur injuries in the eastbound Avery Shores residents Harvey 2 tion in the process. “The car ran through a swing set, to 9 Burnside Ave. lanes of 1-84 at Rt. 2. The medic unit, the Thursday, Dec. 30, On Thursday, Barrett, confronted with the unusual Dec. 20, the small gym will be us^ The Renault was parked on a steep went over the wall and flew through Wednesday, 4:57 p.m. —First aid to 339 rescue vehicle, a pumper and the chief’s scene when he came home for lunch, Labanon Ava. Colchestar, Prospect St. at Penney for the adult program. incline, about 100 feet away from the the air onto the lake,” James Hunter, car all responded. asked, "What fool is driving on the v x i - n n Coim. W^nesday, 10:21 p.m. —Investigate Wednesday, 11:21 p.m .—Auto accident, All gymnasium programs have Avery Shores section of Coventry another friend, said. lake this early in the year?” smell of smoke at 65 Warren Dr. minor, at 974 Burnside Ave. been canceled for Friday, Dec. 24; Lake, when it took off. The unoc­ "Jane and I walked out onto the Wednesday, 11:04 p.m. —Auto accident Today, 12:11 a.m. —First aid to 953 Saturday, Dec. 25; Friday, Dec. 31; cupied car rolled down the hill and lake and pushed the car back toward Barrett said cars used to drive on Main St. and Saturday, Jan. 1. sailed through the air, over the shore,” Ms. Matkin said. Coventry Lake all the time before it O’Connell and Pitkin Schools will beach, onto the ice. It slid about 300 The wheel broke through the thin became illegal. It is now forbidden FACTORY OUTLET be closed through the vacation period feet to the middle of the lake before ice near shore. by state law to drive motor vehicles 3 Two suits settled due to floor maintenance. stopping. “The important thing about this ac- on frozen waterways. The Elast Hartford Town Council Explorer Post installs Ann ual Tuesday night agreed to accept the Area police report In gold & silver recommendations of the town’s The East Hartford Police Explorer WINTER CLEARANCE lawyers and settle two law suits similar awards were given to the Post installed new officers Tuesday against the town. Holland'Machine Co., the Unas Grin­ Vernon Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, The alleged assault involved a 15- night during its parents night at the Mary Jacobson, 72, sued the town ding Co., Pratt k Whitney Aircraft, Kevin Lenti, 16, of 270 Gardner St., Jan. 7. year-old male, police said and took Hush ^ 1 9 Veterans Memorial CTubhouse on and the VFW. Manchester, was charged with place Dec. 14 in Henry Park, SAVINGS C A O / for 318,000 in the Court of Common Sunset Ridge. Pleas. She said she was injured ’^ e VFW gave the post use of its failure to obey a stop sign, misuse of Randall Farmer, 38, of 11 Pitkin Rockville. Flannery was released on Puppies The installation followed a buffet March 31 at 1:30 p.m. as she walked building for two fund-raising registration plates and driving an un­ Rd., Vernon was arrested a 3100 nonsurety bond for appearance UP TO O U /O dinner. SHocS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY on Main St. in front of Chell’s Card 'n suppers. PiW A had given the use of registered motor vehicle after being Wednesday on a Common Pleas in court in Rockville Jan. 12. The new officers are: John Gift Shop due to uneven curbing and a 10-passenger van and a 23- involved in an accident with a school Court warrant charging him with EXPERT FITTING Bussiere, president; Thomas Hogan, T o lla n d • SWEATERS • COATS sidewalk. passenger bus. bus on West Rd. Wednesday. third-degree assault. vice-president; Linda Morkan, Joseph A. Russo Jr., 20, of 55 North She suffered broken ribs and The post also gave awards to six of Police said Lenti went through the Police said the alleged offense took • RAINWEAR • SPORTSWEAR secretary; Jim Hogan, treasurer; Elm St., Manchester was treated at resulting pain. its members for work over and above stop sign on Daryl Dr. and collided place Dec. 12 on Rt. 30. Farmer was and Craig Franklin, quartermaster. Manchester Memorial Hospital • BLOUSES • PANTSUITS The town settled the suit for 3350. the usual duties. They were John with a school bus carrying 39 released on a $500 non surety bond Police Chief Clarence Drumm and Wednesday night for an arm injury Jam es F. Shanahan sued the town Bussiere, Craig Franklin, James students from the Middle School. for appearance in court in Rockville MAWUOW the Explorers’ families were special suffered in a one-car accident on MISSES, WOMENS & JR. SIZES Hogan, Thomas Hogan, John Lavoie, East Hartford Patrolman David Killian, right, presents an award to John Bussiere, presi­ Lenti was injured but not admitted to Jan. 12. SHOE DEPARTMENT for 116,000 in the same court as a guests at the dinner. Cedar Swamp Rd., Tolland. ALSO MEN’S COATS Linda Morkan, and Robert Backus, dent of the Police Explorer Post, during ceremonies at the post’s annual parents' night the hospital. His car was towed. No David Flannery, 16, of 999 Hartford DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 64S-5221 parent for Jaimie Shanahan, 12. The Police said Russo apparently failed STORE HOURS The post honored Chief Drumm associate advisor. Injuries were suffered by school bus Tpke., Vernon was arrestee) t m boy suffered a broken leg after a fall Tuesday at the Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse. Elizabeth and Bernard Bussiere, John's to negotiate a curve and his car went Mon.-Sat. 9-4:30; Alto Open Sunday 9-4:30 F Front A Rear PwliIng - Ctarga Cards Accaptsd „ „ later In the evening with an award of occupants. The bus driver was Ar­ Nov. 26, 1W4 on an icy widewalk on appreciation for his support of the The explorers prepared and parents, look on. The award recognizes the youth’s service to the post. He was installed Wednesday on a Common Pleas out of control and off the road. The OPEN 6 DAYS - THURSDAY NIHS 1U 9:00 nold Bentley Jr. of Ellington. AMPLE FREE PARKING Westerly Ter., town lawyers said, post showed a slide presentation Court warrant charging him with Tolland Rescue Squad was called to "NEVER ON SUNDAY-______^ Tuesday as the post’s neW president. Killian is a co-advisor to the post. (Herald photo bv Lenti Is scheduled to appear in third-degree assault. The town settled for |645. p„st Com. Albert Kefling said explaining their program and ac­ extricate Russo from the car. tivities: Dunn) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 23, 1976- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 23, 1976 Names in the newt ^’’t?**'*** Bobby Orr Thursday Eagle girls stage rally BASKETBALL Schoolboy slate .Bobby Orr's gimpy knees illll don’t allow him to Wethersfield at play, but the Chicago Black Hawks — to realize some to top South Catholic Manchester, 8 return for their $3 million Investment — Wednesday East Catholic at St. named Orr as assistant roach. Down by as many as East’s jayvees won their Eail Catholic (48) Thomas Aquinas, 8 16 points in the second second in as many starts Beaulieu 2 3-5 7, lamonaco Orr, now the highest-paid assistant roach in Penney at Simsbury history, was given the new assignment when Billy quarter, East with a 48-34 duke over 6 0^) 12, Willett 3 0-1 6, Enfield at East Hart­ Doocy 4 0-08, Lupacchino 3 Reay, who had coached the Black Hawks for 13 years, Catholic’s girls’ South. Ellen Petkaifis had lists Indians home ford 15 points, Laurie Barry 10 2-6 8, Freiheit 2 3-6 7, HallO was summarily dismissed. Ailing defenseman Bill Rockville at Plainville basketball team and Peggy Laneri nine for 0-0 0, Bilodeau 0 0-0 0, Hartford County Conference tilt Conard and the move paid off against White was given the head coaching job on an interim Ellington at Pulaski By LEN AUSTER basis until the end of the season and ailing renter staged a second half the Eaglettes. O’Connell 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 Herald Sportawriler against 4-0 St. Thomas Aquinas. The the Chieftains’ zone. “Kelly Is a Manchester at rally to cop a 48-40 8-18 48 Saints are 1-0 in conference play. better passer,” Indian coach Doug Stan Mikila also was installed as an assistant roach. Two of the three local cage Wethersfield (girls), 2 decision over arch- South Catholic (40) squads are in action tonight in In other contests, 3-1 Penney High Pearson cited, “And yes, his height Bdl Walsh Bncior 10-0 2, Fetherson 0 is at 4-0 Simsbury in a key CCIL bat­ does help.” ’Hie Silk Towners also rival South Catholic Swimmers hoW what is otherwise a light STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - New Stanford football 0-1 0, Leonard 3 0-0 6, Zaz- tle, 0-4 East Hartford entertains 0-4 received a strong effort from Rick Coach Bill Walsh, who replaced Jack Christiansen Mat triumph last night at the zaro 7 4-7 18, Sanzaro 2 1-4 schedule just before the Christ­ Enfield High in another CCIL clash, Marshall with Pearson noting he’s Eagles’ Nest. Downed by one point Ikst week, Wednesday announced the appointment of East Hartford High’s 5, Nelson 4 1-6 9. Totals 17 mas holiday. 0-3 Rockville High is at Plainville pleased with the progress made by 6-18 40. three assistants. wrestling team began its South, now 4-2, grabbed a Manchester High, 3-1 in the CCIL High in a non-conference engage­ the 6-3 junior. “He’s playing better They are Fred von Appen, 34, assistant head roach 15-5 first-period advantage ment and 0-3 Ellington High visits with every game and we will use him 1976-77 season with an im­ to hold down a share of third place and defensive coordinator for the past three years at pressive 56-12 victory over and increased the margin with Penney High behind ieading Pulaski High in New Britain. On the a lot in future games. to 25-13 at the intermission. Ht^rilorA H ig h s Oregon, Norh Herker, 49, defensive coordinator for Hartford Public yesterday. Basketball distaff side, Manchester, 3-2, will try East over-all did have a good out­ But the Eaglettes, who now f>^eshmen. Hall and Simsbury (both 4-0), is at the Cardinals since 1972, and Denny Green, 27, a 'iW,.*,., home at Clarke Arena at 8 against 2-1 to break a two-game losing streak at ing against Holy Cross. “We didn’t receiver coach at Iowa since 1974. show a 3-1 record, out- Individual winners for execute well (offensively) and we Wethersfield High in a league en­ Wethersfield High in a 2 o'clock pointed the Rebels, 14-4, in a PEE W EE showed no poise, the poise we showed Scoreboard counter. game. John Masur th^e third stanza to narrow Paced by Tom Manchester went with 6-2 junior in our first three games,” underlined East Catholic, 3-1 after a last- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Two Philadelphia Vthe deficit to 29-27 going Finnegan’s 10 points, Billy Kelly instead of 5-8 junior Bill Eagle coach Stan Ogrodnik. Aquinas, second 60-58 loss to Holy Cross, Eagles' assistant roaches, John Idzik and John NBA into the final eight-minute L Nassiff Arms downed travels to New Britain for its first Finnegan in the backcourt against a year ago. held the ball twice on session. East tallied 21 MacEtonald in he 100-yard Mazur, have resigned to “pursue other NFL coaching KEVIN HEIRS KELLY MeSWEENEY Wednesday's Results WINF, 22-10, last night at East because of a huge size disadvan­ points in the final canto offers,” according to an Eagles’ spokesman. NY Nets 127, New Other contributors were the West Side Rec. Brian tage but Ogrodnik does not anticipate against 11 for South to Feshler added six points /S i, a repeat. Idzik, 48, who served as offensive coordinator and Drleans 93 Bob McNally, Marcy quarterbacks’ roach, joined the Eagles in 1973 as an secure the win for the winners while John “We haven’t done anything to Houston 111, Wash go the ^lAcDonald, Steve assistant under Mike McCormack, head roach at the Gail lamonaco led Kelsey had four and Kiff warrant them but heard they are a Detroit 107, Atlanta 94 East effort with 12 points Telgener, , ® Jane Jordan, time. Larry Krupp, Barbi Silver two for the very good team. I feel they’ll stay and 11 steals with Kathy Radiomen. Thoughts ApLENty with what they do best which is press Mazur, 46, the team’s defensive coordinator and Skaters cop NHL Thrasher, Arthur Libbey, Doocy and Rita Paul Tetreault had 12 (Herald photo by Dunn) defensive barks’ roach, also served under McCor­ Phila 3, NY Rangers 3 Ann Morrison, Joe Clif- and run,” the ninth-year East mentor points and Bill Kiernan six 2 remarked. mack. Atlanta 2, Detroit 1 '0^“ , Mike Thrasher, Russ Six hands in pursuit of loose hall in Cheney game Pittsburgh 5, Tronto 2 eight points and Sue Hawthorne, as Willis’ Garage bested Eric Hall, a 6-2 junior transfer, had Freiheit and Debbie the Elks, 22-16. last night at Franco Harris first shutout Buffalo 4, Chicago 2 Steve Mitchell, Sue 11 markers against the Crusaders in By Len Auster CANTON, Ohio (UPI) — Pittsburgh Steelers Beaulieu seven apiece. the Community Y. Brian his best point-production in an Eagle Portland's Bob Clark (1) and IVlike Fitzgerald (r) battle Tech's George Prasser Cleveland 4, Minnesota 3 Nancy Zazzaro took scoring Greenberg, Pete Listro, fullback Franco Harris has been named the 1976 St. Louis 2, Colorado 1 Fulton netted six points A il uniform to date. He, along with 6-5 Recording its first shutout in two years of honors for South with 18 ®ue and John Tracy four for the senior Jeff Heim, gives East some Man of the Year, an award series coordinated by the Vancouver 3, Los Ang. 2 I" Pro Football Hall of Fame. play, Manchester High’s hockey team applied markers. Elks. depth in the frontline. He was selected by a committee of media personnel the whitewash brush to Maloney High of Some disclosures If you take the above in a literal and football conference officials from among five Meriden, 7-0, last night at the Bolton Ice 3 It’s understood, Monday's translation, it means certain equip­ I n t e r e s t e d finalists voted by the fans, the others being Roger Palace. Manchester Board of Education ment is not available and is need^ in Medical reports Staubach, Mike Boryla, Billy Johnson and Bob John­ The victory was the near future. Does this mean the USSR teevee W ASHINGTON (UPI) — Fool- son. cond stanza with Mike meeting was an interesting one with Manchester’s second com­ AUTOMOTIVE PARTS some enlightening aspects. Board of Education will allot a ball'ii annual College All-Slar Mumford, Bryan JAK "special" amount so these needs game, abandoned by Chieago, may Chuck Shelton pared to four setbacks. Woodhouse and Hiers The topic this comer’s been on Olympic rights Senior center Kevin Hlers recently is the Manchester High may be met? ’That seems to be one be adopted by Washington, D.C. good on Steelers DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) - Chuck Shelton, newly tallying with the latter ad­ SALE ENDS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25th paced the Silk Town athletic budget and how it compares aspect brought out by Kennedy. It Joe .Albritton, publisher of the named head football coach at Drake University, says ding two scores and said signed triumph with four goals We will be open Christmas Day — 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. to other schools in the CCIL. One will be a one-shot deal, but one which Washington Star, will talk with his most pressing needs are a “Bear Bryant hat” and MeSweeney one in the final NEW YORK (UPI) — The Pittsburgh Steelers’ “Blue Cross which gives him a team­ pleasing note out of Monday’s is needed. MOSCOW (UPI) - ABC, CBS and Commissioner Pete Rozelle about good recruits. Shelton was just joking about the session. Clark Brown, Backfield" is starting to show some improvement. leading total of six. (for your emergency needs) meeting is that this is not a one- or Kennedy notes that SAA income NBC walked out on the Russians' bringing the game matehing the checkered hat the longtime Alabama coach wears, senior captain, had two Rocky Bleier hobbled into the Sophomore Kelly two-man crusade. About 25 parents has been “relatively stable...while demands last week for $100 million to NFL's Super Bowl ehampionship but he was serious about tbe recruiting. assits to move his point Pittsburgh Steelers’ offices MeSweeney tallied one and students were in attendance and, expenses associated with conducting broadcast the 1980 Olympic Games, team and a squad of eollegiate total to seven for the Wednesday with a cane, because of a The Los Angeles Rams will have goal and added four assists r*WINDSHIEtD washer" while at times their arguments were the various athletic programs have but Satra, a Soviet-American trade stars to the nation's eapital with Lou Astorino season. Sophomore Tom sprained right big toe, and limped out their last day of practice at home to take over the team lead emotional, they did express concern. increased greatly.” corporation based in New York, proceeds going to charity. R o a c h , s k a tin g on a without it. Franco Harris said his today before departing for chilly HAMDEN, (UPI) — Lou Astorino, bockey coacb at in points with nine on two The one statement which should be Maybe the purse strings do have to claimed Wednesday it had signed a “The Star is very interested in Hamden High School, is the 1976 choice of the revamped first line with .^ R O LA TO R be loosened a bit. The athletic budget bringing the All-Star game to bruised ribs only hurt “when I laugh Minnesota and, unlike the Steelers, goals and seven assists. He ! I ANTI-FREEZE examined is Steve Dawson’s. The “cooperation agreement" with the MeSweeney and Hiers, also real hard" Ffenchy Fuqua, nursing the Rams are at full strength for Sun­ Connecticut Sports Writers Allicance as high school aided on all of Hiers’ Manchester High senior, a football six years ago was $20,(X)0. Take into U.S.S.R. for the U.S. television W ashington if possible,*' .Albritton had two assists. his sprained knee, sat out practice day’s NFC championship game coach of the year. tallies. OIL FILTCR player and sprinter on the track account inflation, increased fixed rights. said in a statement. “We think it Bernie Hebert in goal but thinks he'll be ready for Sunday’s against the Vikirfgs. Astorino’s 1976 team, 21-2, was voted the top high The Indians opened the team, said, “What bothers the costs (officials, transportation) and “The rights have not been sold to would he a good attraetion for the kicked out 27 shots to notch AFC playoff confrontation with the The Rams, who will give rookie school hockey team in the country last spring by scoring in the first period PER1-«R33-PER49 players is that we don’t have the other adjustments, the expenditure anyone," a Soviet spokesman said, W ashington rommunity." his first varsity whitewash. Oakland Raiders. quarterback Pat Haden his second National Prep Sports Network, the network of official on a goal by Hiers assisted p rt^ r equipment to do the best." for equipment is probably less now adding that his committee would con­ Chicago Tribune Charities an­ ’The setback drops Maloney Bleier said he and Harris were start of the season against magazines for high school athletics. by MeSweeney. Three ’Think about it a moment, please. than then, even with the rising cost tinue to negotiate with the three nounced Thursday that it would to a 1-7 record. likely to be targeted as weak spots in Minnesota, will be looking for their goals were added in the se­ Some dollars and cents figures for equipment. major U.S. networks. no longer sponsor the annual con­ the offense by the Raiders if they do first win at Bloomington since 1969. Tom Heinsohn were mentioned including $97,896.64 ’The budget for equipment must be However, Carl Longley Jr., Satra’s test between the NFL Super Bowl play. The Rams and Vikings fought to a BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Celtics are going Ia n ! WMsMeM which was spent on athletics at the increased. One thing, not brought out Moscow representative, claimed the championship team against a at the Monday night meeting, which squad of the previous year's “I’m sure they’ll take it into con­ 10-10 tie in overtime at Bloomington through a nursery rhyme season as they try to defend Washer three secondary schools (Manchester Soviets had provisionally awarded their Natiohai basketball Association title. probably will change, is the method college stars mainly because of sideration just as we take it into con­ last Sept. 19 in Haden’s first NFL Limit 2 Please hntHreen High, Illing Junior High, Bennet the rights to his firm for a “flexible" start. “Some nights we’re going to be beautiful like the Junior High) for the 1975-76 school of input. Previously the athletic price. Longley refused to disclose the rising costs and the uncertain legal sideration when we know a team has budget was entered, then later the status of the annual pro draft in­ people injured, ” Bleier said. “We “We didn’t decide anything in five little girl with the curl in the middle of her forehead,” Highmatmen year. It should be remembered these sums involved until approved by the know they would not be as efficient quarters against the Rams earlier in said Boston eoaeh Tom Heinsohn. “And some nights figures do include salaries for coaches were asked what their needs International Olympic Committee. volving all-stars needed for the IV¥1 as they would be otherwise ... I don’t the year,” said Minnesota Coach Bud were going to be damned ugly.” coaches at the two junior highs. w ere. The procedure, i t ’s un­ Network officials in New York game. think they’ll try to deliberately take Grant. “The continuation of that When you look at the high school derstood, will be reversed in the refused to comment on Satra's us out of the ball game.” game should prove interesting.” Billy Reay alone, the fact remains expenditures, future which means coaches maybe claim. lose opener won’t be working all the time with a CHICAGO (UPI) — Chicago Black Hawks' Presi­ not including salaries, are around the Satra has done business with the dent Bill Wirtz defended the firing of Coach Billy SPARK PLUGS $24,000 maik for transportation, of­ case of the “shorts.” Soviets for the past 25 years, in­ REGULAR RESISTOR Reay Wednesday night, shortly after acting Coach Encouraging was the opening performance of the -Ji DRY GAS ficials, equipment and supplies. And volving worldwide marketing of such Billy White led the Hawks to a 4-2 loss in a matchup TYPE TYPE E young and tenacious Manchester High wrestling team but 12 OZ. the fact remains Wethersfield High, Can’t buy wins Soviet-produced goods as Baltimore’s Bert Jones with the Buffalo Sabres. nevertheless the Indian matmen dropped a 29-25 verdict for example, has a budget for com­ Victories on the high school level automobiles, tractors, motorcycles Wirtz argued that the Hawks are too good to be DRY parative expenses of around $50,000. and industrial machinery. to Killingly High yesterday at Clarke Arena. cannot be bought by money alone. losing as many games as they have this season, but Earning victories were East Hartford High and Penney High “We’ve come to a satisfactory GAS That takes good players, good the team has been suffering from a lark of self juniors Bill Tedford, Chris —Paine (K) won by forfeit, each operate with figures ap­ arrangement of the rights,” Longley AFC Player of Year ea ea coaching and some enthusiasm on respect. Luz, Doug Marshall and 112 -W illett (K) dec. proaching $41,000. Some of the dis­ the part of the participants. But said. “We don’t see any obstacles to NEW YORK (UPI) and then led the Colts to votes and New England back Ken Anderson and Wilson 7-0, 119—Gendreau crepancy can be explained in that the satisfactory completion." Tim Wrobel. Marshall in chawH Autonta there is always that subliminal the AFC Eastern Division quarterback Steve Grogan Buffalo running back O.J. the 145-pound class and (K) dec. Chandler 7-2, 126 SOLD IN latter trio operates more sports A spokesman for the Soviet Olym­ — Bert Jones, who John Me Vicar LIMIT 6 thought that players who look good title. and Baltim ore running Simpson rounded out the Wrobel in the unlimited —Woodward (K) dec. Cun­ SETS ONLY mngcR' teams therefore, meaning more pic Organizing Committee said the teamed with Roger back Lydell Mitchell tied balloting with oiie vote ningham 7-0, 132 —Tedford PER CUSTOMER C and feel good play better. It’s deep- Jones had an outstanding MIDDLETOWN (UPI) — John McVicar, defensive fixed costs (transportation, officials) division each registered Our Every Day Low Price rooted in the subconscious but per­ Soviets and Satra had made “an Carr this season to year. He finished the for third with three votes each, end for Weslyan University, has been named to the (M) dec. Fortin 7-1, 138 but the major difference is in equip­ pins. Senior co-captain formers who feel they aren’t being agreement on cooperation which en­ form one of the most regular season with 207 each. Cincinnati quarter- first team of the Division I Coaches’ AIIAmerira foot­ —Luz (M) dec. Fish 14-4, ment. That’s what should be Tom Jones added six points leei treated well don’t perform well. visages consultations with the Inter­ feared passing com­ completions in 343 ball squad for 1976. The 6-4, 210-pound junior, 145 —Marshall (M) pinned observed. national Olympic Committee.” in the 185-pound division as Kennedy reports a Universal Gym, binations in the attempts, good for a 60,3 recently named to the UPI All-New England College his opponent forfeited due Hanrahan 3:19, 155 an all-purpose weight machine, is on He declined to provide any infor­ percentage He passed for Christmas Hockey Clinic Division for the second straight year, helped the Car­ —Beauselle (K) pinned mation about the price and said that National Football to a shoulder injury. Exploring statements order. ’The question(s) remain 1) a league high 3,104 yards dinals to a 3-3 record last season. During the season Manchester’s next start S c h o lo s k y 5 :2 9 , 167 OPEN SUNDAYS 9 the signing did not mean the Soviets League. Wednesday BOLTON ICE PALACE Dr. James Kennedy, superinten­ why so long before its purchase and and his 24 touchdown he made 61 taekles, 12 assists, sacked opposing is Wednesday at Rockville —Wilcox (K) dec. Gagnon 2) why must some of the tab be paid had finished discussions with the was named United passes were second only to under the lupervlwlon o1 quarterbacks seven times. 2-0, 185—Jones (M) won by Aeei dent of schools, had a two-page networks. High. prepared report about the athletic by the students who sold light bulbs? Press International’s Oakland’s Ken Stabler. ED MANTENUTO & RON GREEN Results: 98—Taylor (K) forfeit. Unlimited—Wrobel Tony Hanson (M) pinned Semnhelnoch budget and, while hopefully, It’s agreed with Kennedy that in­ Player of the Year in Carr, also a Louisianan, OEC. 27tti - 31st 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. dec. C olbath 13-0, 105 Sorry no Dealers statements won’t be taken out of con­ terscholastic athletics must be kept the American Football caught 43 passes for 1,112 STORRS (UPI) — University of Connecticut 1:40. One case limit please text, they need to be discussed. In the in context and “funding decisions Conference. yards, the highest figure in 10 Hours of Ice Time baaketball star Tony Hanson was listed fifth highest concerning athletics must be made in the league, and 11 QUAKER STATE QUAKER STATE report, it appears Kennedy does ad­ The talented young scorer in the nation last week in Division I of the priority relationship...” touchdowns. !00 NCAA. Hanson scored an average of 28 points per mit problems exist. Pro hockey quarterback became SUPERBLEND DELUXE But with all due respect. Dr. Jones was named on 28 of game so far this season, hitting on 58 of 117 field Bowling “ ...there are problems in the sense Baltimore’s team leader PER STUDENT Kennedy, this has not been true in the the 42 ballots cast by UPI’s SAE 10W-20W-30 that there are existing and projected when he stood up for his goal attempts for a .496 per rent average. He has SAE 10W-40HD past. The athletic department has panel of 42 pro football To register please call: scored 45 of his 54 free thi;ow attempts, for an needs in some of the sports programs fired coach last summer CASE OF 24 which cannot be met by the level of been short-changed. Why else is writers, three from each average of .883. CASE OF 24 WHA and solidified the Colts into da Corbitt 188-514, Edie funding presently available in either there an apparent need for conference city. Stabler BLOSSOMS - Ruth In the WHA, Birmingham jumped a title contender. He went 646-7851 Clark 140-341, Irene Mahr Palm er 188-488, Cathy the Student Activity Account budget “purchase some equipment, un­ was the runnerup with six Charlie Finley iforms and other material...?” If in­ off to a three-goal lead in the opening on to lead Baltimore to an 127. B ohjalian 481, H ildur or the present Board of Education 11-3 record and the Eastern CHICAGO (UPI) — Oakland A’s owner Charles O. put had been correct, there would be period and skated to a 6-2 victory Zawistowski 473, Marys budget...there is a need to purchase Division title. Finley has testified he sold three baseball players for no need to alleviate these discrepan­ over Cincinnati; a rebound goal by COMMERCIAL - Dvorak 465. some equipment, uniforms and other Charles Constantine with less than Jones, a 6-foot-3, 215- $3.5 million earlier this year because he could not material which will necessitate an cies. George Kelley 151-151-405, two minutes remaining gave Quebec pounder from Louisiana make a trade for them in time and other clubs “ knew allotment to the athletic budget Finally, the superintendent said George Burgess 174-404, Y- Bill McKinney 141-412, a 4-3 triumph over the Minnesota State, assumed the role of they had me in a corner.” Tony Yacono 158-400, Lee which will exceed normal incremen­ “the administration supports a good, Finley testified for the first time Wednesday in his Joe Twaronite 161-141-405, 2 Fighting Saints; and Norm Ferguson team leader when Coach tal allotment to account for in­ strong competitive interscholastic Prior 162-393, Ed Miller Jazz Fuller 136-394, Gene scored after 21 seconds of overtime Ted Marchibroda was fired 83.5 million U.S. District Court suit against baseball 148-364, Dave Dynes 149- flation,” he reported. program.” commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Hr was questioned by his Tirinzonie 141-372, Russ Gentlemen and ladies of the board to give San Diego a 5-4 victory over after an exhibition game ONDf 7 381, Ron Sponheimer 364, DeVeau 366, Vic Marinelli attorney, Neil Papiano. — prove it. Phoenix. loss. He interceded with Ted Lawrence 361, George 144- 384, Pete Aceto 135-377, management for Barber 141-372, Nick Rocco Lupacchino 163-402, Marchibroda’s rehiring Nicola 145-385, John Kensel A1 Bujaucius 374, Tony 139-359, Tim Hickey 147- M arinelli 139-374, Art DONT BE LEFT BEHIHD Winnipeg Jets lead 366, John Butler 143-364, Cabral 137-373, Adolph DAKSLER Wayne Mitchell 139-382, Kuszaj 352, Ed Burbank 3 WHA West all-stars Bill MacMullen 140-360, 145- 351, Lee P rior 355, The rtMrvatlon dcadlltM for our two Spoclal Bor- Rick Johnson 139-389, Carl mudo Trips It almotl hors. Wo can not accept Andy Lamoureaux 141-363, OPEN TONIGHT TORONTO (UPI) - team were goalie Wayne Bujaucius 153-395, Bud >*e« ...J any roaarvatlona aftor January 7,1977 lor our ona Erv Rusconi 149-367, Ber­ World Hockey Association Rutledge, left wing Mark Wickham 370, Art Schmidt Sorry, No Checks, please waok QoH Trip to The Balnwnt Hotel lor only nie Casey 369,' A1 Pirkey scoring leader Anders Howe of Houston and 150-396, Rick Nicola 369, 161-385, Ken Seaton 378. $389.00 per person. This Includes Air, Hotel, 2 KXXME IinrLmirii defenseman Paul Shmyr of John Harris 141-138-397, nwals dally, unlimited golf and more. Hedberg led a troop of three Winnipeg Jets San Diego. Shmyr, who has Henry Luneski 357, Tony Reservations for our Special Sdneata Beach selected to the Western been named the most Pellegatto 363, Jim REC - Norm Vittner 159- Colagelo Jr. 137, Fred Hotel long weekend can not be accepted after 11:PM Division’s first team for valuable player in each of 379. ____ iJn lV " January 28,1977. This apeclal 8 day package In- the League’s annual All- the last two All-Star Oakes 135. cludee Air, Hotel, 2 meals dally, gratultlea and Star game Jan. 18 in Hart­ games, was selected to EASTERN BUSINESS AUTONOnVE PARTS, INC. FIQURE SKATES FKIEND.SHIP - Steve much more for only $325.00 per person. ANDGElir ford. play in the midseason — Dave Dynes 159-143-413, DOMESTIC & FmiElQN Hedberg, who set a WHA classic for a WHA record P e lle tie r 142-613, Bill Ted Kowzun 157-425, Dan Don’t be disappointed, reserve your teats now. SPEEDWAY SLEDS scoring record with 50 fifth time. Shelsky 501, Tom Kershaw F ry e 155, Tony For Information and roaervatlons please call or AUTO PARTS SPEOAUSTS points through the season’s Chosen to the West’s se­ 506, Pat Thibodeau 176, DeDomlnicus 150,. Tony atop In. Carol Anderson 179-464, HOCKEY SKATES first 27 games, was the cond team were Winnipeg Rinaldi 150-392, Dave Gr- East Hartlord W indsor only unanimous pick to the goalie Joe Daley and right Marge DeLisle 180-511, zyb 148, Ed Miller 147-410, Manchester Pegge Shelsky 175-481, Lou 111 Main St. Oppoalta Pratt A Whitnay WIndaor Shopping Cantar 648 Cantar St. 646-0601 SPOimMQflOnPS team at right wing wing Willy Lindstrom, Mike Zwick, 146-406, Joe /JH4RIIORD Toutain 482, Lee Beam 461, 500-0007 520 WIndaor Avo. 000-4050 Houra: Dally 0-7 Sal. 8-5, Tuesday and was joined on Phoenix center Robbie Vinsko 146-3OT, Hank Grzyb Carole Wetzler 474, Denise Houra: Dally 0-7, Sat. 0-8 Houra: Dally 9-7, Sat. 8-0 Sun. A Holldaya 0-2 $IWTH WIND$IIII TnVR UnSORS the No. 1 squad by Win­ Ftorek and left wing Del 381, Alan Grzyb 379, Bill FARR'S .CLOSE CHRISTMAS 1 DeLisle 453. Sun. A Holldaya 0-2 PM Sun. A Holldaya 0-8 PM • Ellington Road EVE AT 7:PM nipeg center Ulf Nilsson Hall, Houston defenseman Moorhouse 378, Dom De South WMdtOr, Connecllcut 06074 and defenseman Lars-Erik Poul Popiel and San Diego 2 M AIN ST. HOME ENGINEERS - Dom inicus 376, L arry 209-644-2460 Sjoberg. defenseman Kevin Seretto 376, Pete Scott 375, i Tal,: Gerry Tucker 185-495, Lin­ IMA Rounding out the first Morrison. Paul Bernard 375. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENINO HEaiALD. Ntonchwiter. Conn.. Thurt.. Dec. 23. 1976 MANCHBrfffciw BWENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Hwira., Dec. 23,1976 — PAGE IUFTEEN South Windsor sewer job ilMiKiKcexMfwiMwiHNHWtNcniwMiaatawwiMiHiattaiwiHiAaianMO N o n c i s ^ Pope sets date 1 LoM sM Found 2 — Poraonolo goes to Glastonbury firm 3 — AnnotincaamM Maka aoma- for World Synod 4 — En(«rtAlnm«nt ona happy The South Windsor Sewer Commission S — Auctions $200,000 less than the next lowest bidder, Today — voted unanimously this week to award the A'.C.I. Inc. of Enfield, which said it would FINANCIAL a — Bontfs^SlocKS-Mongsott contract for 3.1 miles of new sewers to the VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pope Paul VI — do the job for $981,2M. 9 Psrsonsi Losnt Call 643-2711 Addison Construction Corp. of Glaston- hq9 set Sept. 3Q, 1977, as the starting date to — tnsursneo According to James P. Purcell Associa­ ibury. for the next World Synod of Bishops, EMPLOYMINT Addison Construction bid 3774.888 for tion Inc. of Glastonbury, the sewer com­ Vatican sources said today. 13 Hoip Wtntsd mission’s consulting engineers, the bid is 14 Businost Opportunltlot the sewer project, a quarter-million They said the Synod’s permanent 15 — Sltustlon Wsrilsd HAmADS just slightly above the cost of doing the McecKacwtaiwi dollars under the town's estimate of $1,- secretariat notified Vatican departments lO U C A T IO M 040,000. project. 11 Privtts Insiruclions of the date, which has not been officially 19 — 8choo(s*Clttsss file first project is the first of a series Their check of the firm showed no mis­ announced. 20 — Insiruclions Wsntod of sewer projects financed by an $8.7 takes in the low bid, and an investigation The synod—a gathering of more than 200 HEAL ESTATE million bond issue passed in referendum into the firm’s job record showed the com­ Roman Catholic bishops elected by their 23 — H o m M lor Solo 24 LotS'Lsnd for Sslo earlier this year. pany has never failed to complete a peers around the world or appointed by 25 {nvMtmsnt Proporty The addison Construction bid is about project. 26 — Businoss Proporty the Pope—will be the advisory body’s fifth 27 — Rssofi Proporty meeting since Pope Paul established it in 28 — Rool EoUlo W tniod 1987. MI6 C. tERVICEB Selectmen earmark funds 31 — Sorvicos Onorod MERRY 32 — PsintingD M k U M S H IM T M i I-IS pm t4 .N M I 344 hM tliS U i BIRTHDAY when all of the cottages are ready. There Tritfda I4 .I pas S4I2.H unsourak« UTE SCMTNM in pre-holiday drawing 8 Lou Joubert 8 WANT ADS Herald Reporter will be 12 males and four females in Ver­ StCM son TET1 8 and'hls s non's house. 2«piv.iii SN SM 3- A»4ca ii.a til 4.41 2- M i 11.N 4N IN 8 LORRAINE Vernon officials and townspeople were M l i4kHiapi I ; m s m t * w M m 1121 JJI 4 M IN IN LEGAL i Orchestra S BRING 3 given a warm welcome by residents of the Yetz said he wants ^o make t4rr^ Martra IM S-Ortea l - M 3- Amip I 4.N The Red Cross Bloodmobile St., became a 13-gallon donor. gallon—Mrs. Sally Marte, Sue Kahn, «m b 1-2 ^ UUI ( M l U pm t4S.II ( M l 24 pm Ni2l collected 118 pints Wednesday during Other gallon donors are: Peter Marzialo, Omer Giguere, NOTICE "Vernon House" at Mansfield Training Wednesday’s affair an annual one and M c c U M fM S IN J I FcrfKti M pm S lK il Meet! 44 pm tlN N —““■i WANTED CASH BYCHOLSKII hopes other towns will follow suit. He said Trihda M 4 pitf S U Z U I 34-t pm STM il TriiNta 24-3 pm t2.NlN ARE YOU GETTING THE its visit to Concordia Lutheran 8 gallons—Robert S. Mortenson; 7 Howard A. Peters. School Wednesday when they arrived with jm UTE SOttTCI M NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION i HAPPY 8 ______Santa Claus, presents and food. if other Vernon groups want to participate 14rri4«1vct ILU LM iJI snon ELUBm Church in Manchester. gallons-Mrs. Grace Agnew, Donald The next Bloodmobile visit in OF they should contact him or the mayor. He SJI IM \*m m I I H 1121 7 il l-Omm-Mrn 2UI liN ill B E S T P R IC E Of the 112 appointments made, only Ellis; 6 gallons—Rocco DeSimone, Manchester will be Tuesday, Jan. 25, 8 16TH. Your Everyone who went on the trip received 2-fiiiran4ttvt» IM i t e i i n S X M 4 M IIN IN POTTERY SHED OF M l 1-3 pM t a i l 68 were kept. There were 61 walk-in Edward Goss; 5 gallons—Mrs. at the Knights of Columbus Hall at Heralb said the residents could use many other 2-(M I in 34riKtK»-lrcanii I 121 a big hug from the young people at the MANCHESTER. INC. 8 BIRTHDAY ______CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Friend ... things such as bird houses and feeders as Nfecta y \ pM t M i l Q M a 13 pm m M ( M l S4 pm t t t N donors. There were 11 persons M ar^ret Wasilieff; 4 gallons—John 138 Main St, from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Notice is hereby given, pur­ school. They loved the food and the TrHKU 1-3-2 p»H t431.7l Nrfecti 3-1 pm tl4 l.ll M i d i t-S pm tlliN I ON YOUR { LISAI i I presents, but most of all they loved the 20 the houses are in a wooded setting which UTI SOttKI km Trilecti 1-3-2 pm ttS4 N Trikda l S - 3 ^ tSllN deferred until another time. Mayrock, Allan Cone, Edward H. Those wishing to make ap­ suant to General Statutes of fmn EXKTI u n s c u f a M Had ail the appointments been Timbrell Jr.; 3 gallons-Mrs. Mary pointments may do so by calling 643- Connecticut, that Pottery members of the Rockville High School will attract birds. 11.41 L » 4 il llm ^ n r w i 1 7 il 1141 141 i 14vtir« TV Eim Shed of Manchester, Inc., a Chorus who sang Christmas carols for Officials, interested citizens and the t4di m 4 i l t-L m « n i 12.41 7.41 I42C»M i 17.N iN iN PRESCRIPTION!' kept, those in addition to the wa(k-in Lawler, Victor Squadrito, Harold 5111. Walk-in donors are welcome. 2-2ma 4- FrwMtchM IN high school chorus were taken to IW VO m dmknm U l 4N Compare in Arthur’s Consumer's donors would have made the total Burnett. Put a blood donation on you New Connecticut corporation them. ( M l I-t ptH UlM ( M i 3 4 M $ N i l iN having its principal place of The young people from the training Mansfield in a bus donated by the Collins hhttU S-I p ^ t l X i l M »cta t-3 pm t2 1 IN (Mi44Ni4»UI Open Book, the prices of thou­ blood donation in excess of the Also, 2 gallons—Robert A. Year’s resolution list. . Trifccti l t-2 pM $I$7.N Trifecti 34-4 pm U.W M M id i M hM 314UI monthly 150-pint quota. Others who donated blood business in West Hartford, school whose ages range from 18 to 34, Bus Co. UTE SGUnurciha UTE SCUTN M Trifidi 14-3 pm tl421N sands of prescription items are available at the flip McAllister, William Briggs, Rabbi Connecticut, has been dis­ joined in the singing and one enthusiastic Yetz said many business people were of a finger, for all the world to see. Yes, we deliver. William H. Bayrer of 23 McKinley Neil Kominsky, Mrs. Anne Runde; 1 Wednesday are as follows; solved by a resolution of its young man took over the directing job for responsible for making the party a At all Board of Directors and Eileen Sullivan. success. Gardner Ruggles, owner of The Stockholders, effective as of Appoinimentg kept This was a "first” for the residents of Igloo, donated the sandwiches; Zahner’s Helena Gavello, Mrs. Joan C. Ernest E; Ley, John Martin, Belcher, Hillery Gallagher, D ecem ber 10. 1976. All H e ra ld lUG STO RES Men’s Shop donated slacks, shirts, and Earl Doggart, Mrs. Nancy Hamilton, Mrs. Mary Hodge, Michael Perretto, Mrs. Nancy Bruce Celico, Mrs. Mary creditors, if any, are warned the several houses named for towns Joseph Rockwood, Mr^. Mayne, Douglas Kehler. served by the training school. Most of the other items for the male residents; Moffat, Richard F. Warner, Ann Rock, Mrs. Shirley to present their claims to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SEVEin Miss Nancy Andrulot, Ms. Pauline Windmer, Mrs. Turek. Donald K. Anderson, Mrs. Robert L. Krechevsky at 37 credit for the successful affair goes to Roosevelt Mills, sweaters for the 11 1 Charlotte H. Couch, Mrs. Arlyne Hall, Mrs. Helen C. Karen Fedorchak, Michael Lewis Street, Hartford, William Yetz, community relations of­ females; Baskin-Robbins, ice cream; 11 Walk-in donors 74 3 4 M I Margaret McCoan, Miss Joyce. Fred Bentley, Miss Vivien Loferski, Evelyn Barracliffe, Connecticut 06103, on or ficer of the Vernon Police Department, Hartmann's Market, fruit, punch and pop­ 4-M> lA>i 1.2 4 4 M I J. Arthur Joyce, John M. Ann Kehl, Calvin D. Fish, before April 30, 1977 or t M - C h n k' MS— Debra M. McVeigh, Mrs. Lin­ Carroll, Tod Elmore, Leonard PHONE 643-2711 and to Mayor 'Thomas Benoit. corn balls; Belmont Records, records for n da Burgess, Mrs. Elsie Hence, Ruff, Mrs. Barbara Backus, Ozga, Mrs. Patricia Cecile McCartan, Doris thereafter be barred as by FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 74as)s-W nr i .1 7-rradsci Mrs. Diana Cowles, Mrs. Lin­ Middlebrook, William Santa Claus, alias Willard Oulette, each resident; and Arthur Drug Store IVwhZinii K R m Joel E. Janenda. Schackner, Mrs. Esther statute provided. SN FnKtM»4jrna made a big hit and received a kiss and hug donated candy, wrapping paper and rib­ SdMM-tesI Sd Asi$ I Walter Joyner, Mrs. Karen da Paananen, Mrs. Virginia Haloburdo, Kent Carlson, Middlebrook. Dated at Hartford, Connec­ 2tl-SK2-7U42$ S1743M111U (lM 74437-m Coulter, Robert C. Herdic, f William Brindamour, John each time Benoit called out a name for a bon. Lasbury, Mr. Robert J. Gor­ Mrs. Georgianna Aranson. ticut this 10th day of Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 SECOi FORTI Earn Robert Otten, Mrs. Helga S. Dwire, Shirley Stager, Curt present. As the Vernon people were packing to l-M M 11 1- Easto 11 ani l-lipiri-Irhaea don Jr., Paul Gauvin, Mrs. Robert Driscoll, Arthur December 1976. 2 4 H d M I 12 )-2 l-la»4vni 12 24f»KUMtiii Mary Ja'rvis, David W. Schaller, Miss June Werdelin. Stager, Fred Kristoff, Ernest LOST - Stock Certificates, and YeU said he and his wife, Andrea, leave, the residents, many of whom have 34i»-i» 7-2 t-1 2-Chard^Qtttii I R. Tinsz, Stanley Pearlson, POTTERY SHED OF 2-3- 2mM 7 4 10nU4» I Mrs. Jean Chaplin, Mrs. J. Scott, Vercy McBride, Insurance Policies in a blue wrapped gifts until 2 a m. Wednesday . severe hearing problems, thanked them H ieieK 24artrai 71 4- 2arrii 7-1 S-fnacaco lm ip 11 4-faa-imu Morsey, Paul F. Tesik Jr., William Matushak, Miss Lana MANCHESTER, INC. PAPER BOY NEEDED il 5 h*T6N» 11 449iri4bi 11 Hjo-M Orrin E. West, Mrs. Noreen Beverly Herzog, James S. K. DeSimone, Mrs. Marion Francie Smith. B y - vinyHolder. Reward. Call 649- Mrs. Yetz also made Christmas cupcakes. and wished them a Merry Christmas in Mk«rt4imi II Ihiii 7-2 5 Ciw I n 11 (M»4du 4273. 7-fianM-2ira 11 Nelson, Mrs. Rotraud LeSure, James D. Reuter, Irene Rockwell, Jane Robert L. Krechevsky The training school residents are not ac­ sign language. The high school chorus 74h«1 t-I IMeaMra M 1-Cmdmdnrm I 11 Knight, Ms. Alice Brown. IMdrnr I 11 Moi I M b s I 11 tCiIMftBJUM 11 Bronisz. Mrs. Karen Lasbury, Charles Arthur W. Gark. Zemke, Ruth Ketcham, Ray its attorney To Deliver The Manchester Evening tually living in the Vernon House, as it is members returned the greeting in sign Sd IM Sd km Sd QwdN^Rm Sd k r i 4 M I Berger, John F. Rivers, Ms. Merz, Wilbert Hadden, James IMPOUNDED - Mixed tan 21743M313C2 Ronald J. Collins, Mrs. Miss Jane Madden, Fernand Herald In East Hartford, In the following not quite ready. The Manchester House language to the delight of the residents. (71413424412 123421S32 2S1 425-732431-34( Jeanne Treat, Mrs. Gail Harvey, Mrs. Joan M. Breen, black female, vicinity Tolland Lillian Covensky, Mrs. Levesque, Herbert Spicer, Turnpike; male, white areas: was used for the party Wednesday. Everyone on the trip back to Vernon Patricia Cunningham, Mrs. Breitenfeld, Mrs. Irene John Stokes, Mrs. Alice Mark Ostermann, Edward Samoyed, vicinity West Mid­ Grinavich. Ralph Rd., Tolland St., Gold S i, Some 1,100 residents of the school will said they wouldn’t have missed the party POST ROAD HAZA Graveline. dle Turnpike. Contact E Plainfield results be moved into homelike atmospheres for anything. MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 NOTICE Manchester Dog Warden, 646- CIpolla Dr., and Rumslde Ava. VERNON, C0NN.I72-31U 4555, linSEEO •••••••••••••••••••••••••• TML 31N TOWN OF MANCHESTER, GALL 647-9946 I S-ll (0 UIFEEDEAS mot FUT - vum cu ( M * 2U pm (21N VUnhk tmk I N 4 N 2 N Police report CONNECTICUT □ EMPLOYMENT Herald Circulation Dapt Work is nearly completed FBT TIME aaei m M e e t! U 2 pm IZ2N 24IEGibd.M 4 N I N SMW SNOVELS VISTA VOLUNTEER u m k , it» am im Trilecti ^24 pm S K IN 44bu M i N 2-StrwMr l»r$ ni Hartford the IhDpers are from “The First Manchaatar The Connecticut Bank t •Ilte 1-lcralki Training Division Box 619, few older students have been School, Main St., or call 646-5854 for . Trust Co. Phono 628-1854 Wading River, New York. Mass of Christmas” composed by exploring the world of music by further information. One CoosUtutloo Ptasa 11792. Edward Dlemente. Hartlord. Conn. W1I5 ■ PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thura., Dec. 2», 1976 ACROSS 2 Isn’t (il.) Aniwsr to Pravloui Puzzia M^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 23, 1976 — PAGE SEVENTEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Troplciipicti fifruit Wanted le Buy d t Apartmenta Per Rant 13 A u h t For Bale 81 4 Mora quickly 6 F A L 1 Poiiaatad. F U N V 4 Animal ' 5 Lay Charles M. Schultz OH, o H | t h e ANtIQUE FURNITURE - NEED CAR? Credit bad? aoclaty (abbr.) 6 Bin Clocks, Glass, Dolls, Statues, Bankrupt? Repossesied? 8 Boom 7 Broad nMktIa Paintings, Toys, Guns, ItMUTO nTBM aU t Honest Douglas accepts Dear Abby 12 Actraii 8 Low GOVE(?NMeNT 5 f iO T Swords, Musical mstruments. U r f i n rM y of Apwlnwnti on), Farrow 9 ______Alto, Townhositt Ibrouihoat' lowest down, smallest California 'UIHV AREN’T IT'S TOO NICE A DAY TO IF I DON'T DO IT, NO ONE THIS SNOlUMAN Post Cards, Steins, or what payments. Douglas Motors, 13 Potiatilva A n e w RCVErNue- Moncbcatcr. pronoun 10 Convartalion- [ you READING STAY INSIDE AND READ, HAS A Right have you? 646-2690, CaU SonM OfSeo epwi UtSy S-l, 345 Main,______^ By Abigail Van Buren ELSE UlILL, AND HEIL NEVER 14 Hawaiian al pauia HOUR BOOK, ^RCIE...BESIDES I HAVE EXI5T...l’M HIS CREATOR! IT'S TDLIVE.MAROE; 5HARIN 0 PLAN! NOW ; anytime, 646-1882. Sol tS-S, Sumfor If-S 11 Faali sorry ••••#••••••••••••••••••••• Island SIR? TO BUILD IMIS SNOUIMAN... MyDUTVTDSlVEHlM LIFE! M 6-10a i PARTS D eprtment nriw open DEAR ABBY: My husband end I are both 28. -We’ve 15 Noun lufflx about WB HAVt SHARE ! 230-A N«w suit* Road Saturdays. Complete line of been married for four years and have one child. My 16 Concsrning 19 Tarribla ttsr CP ^~tc X. □ RENTALS MANCHESTER Chrysler parts. Chorches husband’s best friend, Don, is separated from his wife, and tha asr 21 Caih drawar e v e n m o r e O p O u R I Motors. 649-36M. Don knows this girl who’s divorced and has a nice 17 Gat away 23 Stappad •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 Bsar mug 35 Hsra'a ion county apartment. He likes her but doesn't want to get too 25 Tha two 38 City In 49 SIngar Horns Rooms h r Bent 61 1975 CORVETTE • AutomaUc, 20 Baiai togathsr REVENUE WITH t h e m ! factory-air, power windows, involved, so every night after work he asks my hus^nd to 22 Dog doctor, Norway 50 African trsa go with him to this mrl’s apartment for a few hours, so he 26 Opinion 39 Slurp TuMth n-z'i PLEASANT CLEAN - fur­ CHARLES APARTMENTS - tilt steering wheel, amfm, CB for abort 52 Ammunition nished room. Centrally Deluxe 4 12 room townhouse. radio, 8track tape plaver. can use my husband as an excuse to go home. And what 24 Saaama plant 41 Emperor gets me is that my husband has agreed to this dumb 25 FantsatlcFantaitic *'«•)'• 53 Dog's waggar WINTHROP located for working person. One and 12 baths, all Must be seen. Reasonaole. 30 Canadian 43 Mullar Dealer. 643-3791. arrangement! 29 Postic 54 Faminins Call 6464605. appliances, 2 air conditioners, 33 Scandinavian rabal 45 All ^ \e Herald carpeted, heat and hot water, Abby, do you think maybe there’s something funny 31 Charged (auffla) ClASSIMtD ADVEHTISINO going on, like maybe there are TWO girls rather than just god 47 Man In charge 57 pna hundred ESSEX MOTOR INN • Weekly patio, soundproofing, washer TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, 34 Egg-ahapad paniclas Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss PHONE 643-2711 rooms, single 3M.95; double and dryer hookups, storage, yellow, excellent condition, one at Don’s girlfriend’s apartment? 36 Papar of 32 Pretty 48 California par cent FOM «itfsr«MCf m PiAcrNO tou* ao 369.95, Plus tax. Continental basement garage. 3 ^ to 33I5. make an offer. Call 64M9M MARY Indabtsdnsaa 'I WELL, WE'RB ALONE. (3000.' I'M ...THAT VrXIR DAUGHTER,) K H V D ID breakfast, maid service, 6480000,1 after 5 p.m. DEAR MARY; Whether there’s one girl, two girls or the 37 Hall a acors 1 2 4 6 6 7 1 6 10 11 VO LIKE TO TALK TO VOU MV WIFE AND CHECKIhJG EVELYN'S REAL FATHER I YOU FIN D utilities, parking. Call 646- whole Vassar class of '69 at the girl's apartment. If I were 38 Baltic rivar OAUGHTER ARE if C ^ A CLOSELY IS BIG DAN UNDERHILL/ A OUT? ArHdat lor Bale 41 12 12 14 YES —TM PAUL FERRIS. FOR A FEW 2300. ATTRACTIVELY Paneled • 8 CHEVY BELAlR - 1968 8 you, I'd ask my husband to bag the deal. And on the 39 Tranamittad MINUTES-IN OUT, SHOPPING. /[ GUARDED 40 Sscond-rats WKAT CAN I DO FOR room apartment. Stove, door. Small V-8. Radio, double. you, SHERIFF? COMPLETE ALUMINUM sheets used as LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - refrigerator, references. No automatic transmission, fair srtlata IS 16 17 printing plates, .007 thick, DEAR ABBY; My wife and I married in 1927, were 42 Driva back room for rent. Stove and pets. 3170. 6483167, 228-3540. condition. 3400. Call 742-8400 11 11 20 21 Ux32", 25 cents each or 5 for refrigerator, linens provided. after 6 p.m. divorced for a little over a year, and then married each 44 Wing 46 Ory.sa wine ■ 31. Phone 643-2711. other again. Neither of us was every married to anyone 22 801 ^ i n Street. Call 6494679. MANCHESTER • Two 47 lll•tampared bedroom Townhouse apart­ 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. else. 1 51 Bay 2S 26 27 2. CLEAN USED refrigerators, ROOMS FOR RENT - Fur­ ment available at Pine Ridge Automatic. 32500. Between 5 We had planned to have a golden wedding anniversary 20 31 32 ranges, automatic washers, 55 Small billa ■ nished, utilities Included. Village. Features Include and phone 646-8022. party in 1977, on the anniversary of our first marriage, but 56 Mountain 23 2. 3, with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s Cleaning lady services. Com' heat, air conditioning, a relative said it wouldn’t be ’legitimate" because we will Alliances, 649 Main St., 643- paaa In India 1 1 munity;ykl kitchen...... and bath...... Off- carpeting. Individual en­ 1967 FORD Thunderbird - not have been married for a full 60 years. What do you say? 58 Small rug 17 street parking, on busline and trances and patio. Full base­ Good running condition, best 59 "Auld Lang ■ ■ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• WONDERING 40 41 7} near stores. Security and ment wiUi washer and dryer offer. Call 6fe-1173. DEAR WONDERING: I say go ahead and have the Prtvat* Inttnicttont IB Homtt For Salt 23 SEWING MACHINES - 1976 ■ references. Call after 5I |p.m., hookups and much more. celebration as planned. And anyone who questions the 60 Bottomleia pit 44 4. Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. 6444383. Great location, easy 61 Tschnical uni- REMEDIAL READING and MANCHESTER - Garrison 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - “legitimacy" of it doesn’t have to come. 47 41 1 348.50. Used Singer Touch and varsity (abbr.) 49 BO 62 63 64 Colonial. Seven rooms, accessibility to everything. National Weather Forecast math; individualized work Sew, originally now only UGHT HOUSEKEEPING - Original cost 37,000, asking DEAR ABBY: I need the advice of an outsider on this 62 Sail upward ■ spacious living room, and for­ U75. per month. No pets. IS 66 67 6S Prisciiia’s Pop — Ai Vermeer program, (lst-8th grade) by 368.40. Fully guaranteed. 236- Two Room Unit for rent. 35,000. Loaded. Air con­ very emotional situation: 63 Fabliau Masters degree teacher. 56®- mal dining room for nacious Damato Enterprises, 6481021. ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone 64 Plata cheer 1123, Dealer. When I was 17, I became pregnant. I never told the B9 60 entertaining. Country Kitchen, Stove and refrigerator, and 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, 61 8075. linens providetT 801 Main father since I had known him only a few weeks, and I DOWN PRISCILLA IS A FINE ISN'T MDUR YES, I THINK .SHE HAD MY hp cheerful family room, two ONE BEDROOM Apartment ■ 643-0888. 62 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Street, Manchester. 6494679. realized It would be disastrous for him to marry me even if 1 Meadamei 63 64 GIRL, MRS. NUTCHELL.' MOTHER SHE I S - , FIRST LIBRARY 2 PIANO, VOICE, Guitar, fireplaces, three bedrooms, 2 Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Heat and hot water, (abbr.) _ u CARD BRONZED.', btroN 12 baths, and two car garage. PLYMOUTH 1969 Suburban he agreed to. VOU MUST BE VERY I PROUD OF Organ, Drums, Trumpet in­ Brownies, nurses. East AparliMnis For Bent 53 appliances, close to shopping, v n ii? structions. Gift Certificates. Serious offers will be con­ Catholic School. 649-1225. one block from bus stop, Custom Wagon. Blue. Eight I had a darling son. When he was six months old I PROUD OF HEf^ t Bands available for parties. sidered. Scorpio Real Estate, married a wonderful man who has never mentioned my WE HAVE customirs waiting cellar storage, parking, cylinders. Automatic irr vEs, I Ivory Rose Music, 647-9040. 649-6441, 7 4 2 -^ . SEASONED OAK Fireplace modern apartment, center of transmission,jwwer steering. past to me or to anyone else. The birth certificate was later for the rental of your apart­ Roof rack. Excellent. 3995. changed from my maiden name to my married name. We ^ i AM, DEAR.' wood for deliveries. Call 742- ment or home. J.D. Real Manchester. 3210 monthly. Win at Bridge 7886. 6482871. Suburban Sales, 6482076. have two other children and a great marriage. Homaa For Salt 23 Elstate Associates, Inc. 646- 1980. My son is now 9-years-old, and he doesn’t know that the Butinatt Property 26 HARD FIREWOOD for sale. 1966 VW for parts or can be man he calls “Dad" is not his real father. Some relatives on / MANCHESTER - Large Two SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Cen­ fixed. 34 cam. Hurst shifter. Any size load. Call 643-0851, LOOKING for anything in real tral location, available im­ both sides and a few friends know the truth, but I've never family; eleven rooms, con­ MANCHESTER, 251 Broad 228-3483. Single header. 3100. CaU 648 told anyone who the boy’s real father is. Search for the extra chance 3 LOWII1 IIMntAIUIII ' venient location, reduced to Street - Five bay garage. Ideal estate rental - apartments, mediately. Call McKiney 4531. homes, multiple dwellings, no Brothers, 643-2139, or 6483931. Abby, I can’t bear to tell my son the truth, and my u n ".- 635.000. Paul W. Dougan, for body shop, transmission, NIKORMAT FT Camera with Realtor. 643-4535. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate husband doesn’t want to tell him either. Please tell me how tire shop, or garage. Will sub­ new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, CORVAIR 1966 - Automatic, rxlLiaUHLA^ divide. Phone lliomas Colla, Associates, Im;. 646-1980. WEST MIDDLE Turnpike - to handle this. What do I tell the boy? And what do I say NORTH However. South found a way and works perfectly. Great 60,000 miles, new paint, yeiy about his real father since it would be impossible for him to STORE FOR Business - With 643-1381. Four and half room Duplex. ood condition. Asking 345(). AQ62 to give himself an extra camera for the begmner, or MANCHESTER - One Heat, hot water, stove, meet him—ever. (I don’t even know where he is now, and I attached two family 5-5 in the professional. Call f•3-1403. VQJ4 chance. He cashed his ace and Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence business location. Reduced. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg bedroom apartment available refrigerator, garage. don’t want to know.) ♦ 10 6 2 jack of trumps and then led UnwtAlMIIOIOCASt^ 647-1601 before 2:00, or after at the Theresa. Excellent Available Jnauary 1st. Call I want to do what is best for my son. 648.900. Merritt Agency, 646- Farm, with three story bam. 1968 BUICK - 4-door hardtop, AQ654 his jack of diamonds. s e e 5:00 p.m. location on Main Street. 6482865. r KNEW McKEE INDUSTRIES I'M THE ONE WHO'S NO, VOU TRY IT AND ; WHO 1180. Butler-type building. Power full power, amfm radio, air TERRIBLY TROUBLED West took his queen and WAS AN INTERESTING PLACE SU PPO SED TO h a n d o u t R E L A X - I’LL KNOW S?,.. IT M I& H T Located on the busline across WEST plant, and other out buildings, H-0 TRAIN SET - Complete, conditioned. Asking 3350. CaU EAST shifted to the ten of clubs. TO WORK- BUT I DIDN'T THE LINE, 5W EETIE„FIND M IX YOU EYEN BE A LOVE from shopping, bank and EAST HARTFORD - DEAR TROUBLED: When you think your son is 4854 473 A PLACE TO P A R K - l U . O N E OF MV p o t i o n ; For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Dec. 24. During Thursday COVENTRY - Six room lus Three Lovely Homes, never used, in original carton. after 3 p.m. 6486to. This held and a second dub EXPECT IT TO BE THIS Raised Ranch with fireplaced church. Price includes wall- Mayberry Village. Four sufficiently mature to handle it, you and your husband V53 VK987 NTERESTINS! Ij^GET US REFILLS s p e c i a l s ; iffers invited. BW Realty. Cost 380. Sacrifice for 360. went to E)ast's jack. East led a night, snow flurries are likely over the interior sections of the living room, paneled rec g647-1419. to-wall carpeting, dishwasher rooms. 3150 monthly. Call 647- should tell him the truth—all of it. If someone tells him ♦ KQ 9 7 5 4 ♦ 83 Evenings 649-2062. 1969 CHEVROLET Caprice third club. north Atlantic states and some snow is expected in part of the room, three bedrooms, gar­ and all kitchen appliances. 9007. before you do, you will have to deal with it at that time. 4 to 3 4AKJ82 Wagon. Power steering, air South ruffed; entered dum­ northern Plains. Elsewhere, generally fair weather is age. Asking 639.900. Zinsser Ideal for elderly person or It will be very difficult to explain that you knew his SOUTH (D) MEDITERRANEAN shelving couple. 3200. per month. No conditioning, new exhaust my with the queen of trumps; predicted, ^nim um temperatures include: (approximate Agency, 646-1511. TWO BEDROOM Townhouse - system, and tune up. 3400. CaU biological father only a few weeks and don't know where 4 A K J 10 9 unit, attaches to wall. pets. Damato Enterprises, discarded his deuce of hearts maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 23 ( 48), Boston 20 Baal Ettala Wanted 28 Must sublet by January 1st. 6484166. he is today. Also that he was never told about the boy. (In V A 10 6 2 Excellent condition, paid ^1021. CaU 647-9437. on the 10 of diamonds and (35), Chicago 13 (35), Dallas 30 (63), Denver 19 (4) Houston 34 LOOKING FOR a home you some states adopted children are legally able to s e a r^ for ♦ A J 3100., will sell for 350. Also 497 made the rest of the tricks by (67), Jacksonville 37 (54), Kansas City 22 ( 47), Los Angeles 40 can be proud of in a low price ALL CASH for your prcmerty selling Ventura six string 1969 FORD Fairlane - Two their biological parents.) I wouldn't lay such upsetting range? We have it! Well built within 24 hours. Avoid red ONE BEDROOM Apartment - door. Good condition. East-West vulnerable means of a successful heart (66), Miami 55 ( 69), New Orleans 37 (61), New York 27 (38), guitar and case, 335. E)ast Hartford. Appliances, news on a child of 9. Phoenix 9 (69), San Francisco 39 (4), Seattle 36 (43), St. Louis 18 amt spotless Cape, with tape, instant service. Hayes uccellent condition. 643-9282. Mechanically sound. CaU 648 finesse. fireplace, eat in kitchen, full (Corporation, 646-0131. carpet, parking, security, 6261, after 5:00 p.m. West North Eait South His play of drawing two (50), Washington 26 (42). FOUR ROOMS - Heat, lease, no pets. 5681298. cellar, expandable attic. ORIENTIAL RUGS- 9x12, utilities, appliances included. 1* rounds of trumps succeeded Excellent residential area. Pass 2* Pass 44t SELLING your house? Call us 9x15, Karistan, Sourk. 10x14 Central location. Garage, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• because East was short in 630.900. Act today! Keith Real first and we’ll make you a FOUR ROOMS - First floor. Pass Pass Pass trumps as well as in India,red, blue, ivory. 9x12 security deposit required, no Gean. Two car parking. 3215 Uotorcyclet-BIcyclet 84 Astro-graph Opening lead — K ♦ EsUte, 646-4126, 649-1922. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, diamonds, but it risked Chinese, 9x12 Kashain. 10x14 pets, 3to. CaU 646^8 after monthly. Includes heat. Alley Oop — Dave Graue Realtor, 643-1577. Karmon, cream and blue. 4. By BERNICE BEDE 080L nothing. If East had been able 13 Help Wanlad 13 PRIVATE SALE - Two Security. Call 6489601. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Hafp Wanlad Come and see our own per­ 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and By Oswald & James Jacoby to trump the third diamond, bedroom Condominium Home IMMEDIATE Cash for your sonal collection. 110 Russell EAST HARTFORD - Modern South would overruff and still HERE )OJ ARE. in Manchester. ()uick oc­ ROCKVILLE - Three room rack. 31,750. 289-4042. SC O RPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) It's ^ ^YES...rM ...HE HASN'T MY HUSBAND Loves Avon as FULL TIME Kitchen man for property. Let us explain our Street, Manchester. Call 643- For Friday, Otc. 24, 1976 North really scraped the MR. BECKER! 'L.HE'S a ^ AFRAID two bedroom Townhouse. Apartment with heat, hot important to treat all members of be able to make his contract if BEEN H IM - cupancy, with no need to tair proposal. Call Mr. I'M t e r r ib l y m e n a c e j w e m a y much as I do. As an Avon dishwashing and other kitchen 9804. Heat and hot water, 1 12 Campart-Trallart ARIES (March 21-April 19) It bottom of the barrel to dig up hearts broke 3-3. S E L F LATELY.' Representative, I'm the chores. No experience redecorate. This home has Belfiore, 647-1413. water, stove, refrigerator. the family with equal good grace his raise to two spades. For­ SORRY THIS HA'YE TO baths, disposal, dishwasher, 3165. Adults only, no pets. Mobile Hornet 85 won't count against you not to today Don’t overindulge some BUSINESS HAD neighborhood beauty expert. I necessary. Good pay, good many desirable features. Call FOR SALE - Brunswick] ol full basement with hook-ups. tunately, South had a mighty S E N D HIM 6464H91 or 872-3060 after 5 Parking for one car. Security make all the Christmas parties while turning your back on TO H A P P E N ’ AWAY.' get out-meet people, have working conditions. 5-day MAY WE BUY your home? table. Regulation size. 1 3245. CaU 5281708 days. today, in fact, your system may sound rebid to the game con­ p.m. Quick, fair, all cash and no deposit. 6487690. 18’ CAMPER trailer - single others. extra money. And still have week, other benefits,. App^ in CaU 649-7620. axle, excellent condition. be spared some anguish il you tract, so there was some play An fowa reader wants to ask time for my family. Sound person. Brass problems. Call Warren E. skip a few! SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. FIVE ROOM upstairs - apart­ RESPONSIBLE GIRL - To Eleven years old. 31,500. CaU for it. James Jacoby his age when good? Call 523-9401. Restaurant. VERNON - Three bedrom Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. MAGNAVOX Home enter­ ment and garage. Central, 21) Have a good time today, but his father first taught him Ranch. Excellent condition, share attractive aprtment, 742-8930. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) II if you've absorbed too much South won the diamond lead tainment unit - AMFM radio, security deposit. 6483616. own room, in Manchester, by something nice comes your way with his ace and noted that bridge. 637.000, by owner. CaU 643- SELL YOUR House through stereo, color TV, soUd wood holiday cheer, turn the keys over 2045. January 1st. Call Peggy at BRAND NEW 14 foot wides today, take care who's listening to someone else. You’ll be glad East had dropped the eight Jim's reply, "t learned Butinata Opportunity 14 Butinatt Opportunity 14 J. Watson Beach Real Estate cabinet closes over screen, all LARGE SIX Room Duplex - when you talk about it. You may bridge when I was 16 and a Company. Professional real 649-8652, after 5 p.m. from 39995. in stock ready for tomorrow. ' spot, ft looked like the start of components working. 3250 Central location. No pets. immediate delivery. Price in­ unwittingly hurt the feelings of Freshman at Notre Dame. At 'GLASTONBURY - Priced estate service for nearly 50 CAPHICo'^N (D«c. 22-J«n- 19) an echo to show a doubleton. firm. Call 646-5741, anytime. Security, references. cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, another less fortunate. that time my father was in the reduced several thousand - FIVE ROOMS - First floor. There didn’t seem to be much E 666 years. Call our Manchester of­ Don't let your expansive mood DISTRIBUTOR* itely. : matching appliances, bow Navy and in Korea, but he did KODAK W A N T F H POLAROID 66! - Christmas special - fice, 647-9139. Refrigerator and stove. 3215 QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Even cause you to make promises you chance of getting a discard on ICE SKATES - Boots. 10 per monUi. 6481924, 6482289. monthly, with heat. Two car window, front country kitchen though someone you love is out answer quesUons for me when EVEREADY KEYSTONE Elegant eight room Raised gallon aquarium, complete won't want to keep. Things may the 10 that could be establish­ 17S1 accessories 330. Plants, 31 to K department. Plaza Homes, ■ FO/r TiVO C O N E TO A l l t h i s bedrooms, modem kitchen, L woman, reasonably priced tial area. Adults. 649-6985,648 more generous towards another someone else. You'll bo glad NO NO, p e b b l e s / Uondn le Friday. 9 tun, to 6 pjn.-8at 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. E.8.T. 35. Westinghouse Roaster MANCHESTER - Eight room 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, nON'T DO THIS! CENTS I'D TROUBLE, “ OR WRITE: shaped living and dining three or four room apartment 7544. than he is to you. Don't fret. tomorrow. STAY SO AS NOT . Oven, holds 20 Ib. tu rk ^ 310. House. AppUances, too. J.D. Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, You’ll learn why later. DON'T DO t h a t ! EUN AYUAY. C room. Large paneled family in Manchester area. With a n d ■■ DISAPPOINT THEM Maple coffee table, made into Real EsUte. 6481960. Connecticut, 1-828-0369. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) ... FIRESTONE PHOTO CO. room in basement, garage, appliances, heat and hot VERNON - Ck)untry7 setting LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your patio, 300’ deep lot. 639,m. cribbage board 310. Over Cozy 2Vt room furnished You're the type who usually puts CP FIRESTONE BUILDINO • SINCE 1646 water in two family house, or stuffed chair 35. 6464311. mate is more likely to be filled the welfare ol others ahead ol Philbrick Agency, Realtors. MANCHESTER - Three room apartment in private home. 162 N. 3rd 8L, Columbus, Ohio 43215 small apartment complex, in apartment in a two family with the Christmas spirit than your own. Look around. There 646-4200. Own entrance, parking, you are today. Just don't let on good location. Call 6^3373. GE REFRIGERATOR - Two house. Appliances, utilities. may be someone close who utilities, wall-to-wall. Ideal you’re not altogether with it and needs help and you are unaware door, top freezer compart­ 3175. J.D. Real EsUte, 648 T o g e t h e r you'll have as much fun! for refined quiet person. of II. c ment, 3TC. 643-5402. I960. Security, references. 3175. VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) 8782157 after 5 p.m. CAST IRON Stove - Kitchen FIVE ROOM Two bedroom Before you get too much Into the festive mood today, attend to your set, dining room table and Duplex. Central location. Hornet tor Bent 54 other furniture. Call 6464724. Available January 3rd. CaU those few little tasks. Then you b irth day 6487769. can play with a clear conscience. COLONIAL 6 Rooms - 3 D*c. 24s 1976 REGRIGERATOR - Oldie, bedrooms, handy location, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Cir­ but a goodie, in working condi­ WINTER Street, Manchester cumstances may result in some Plenty of material opportunities references and security being alone and feeling left out tion. to . Call 6494363, after 5 - One bedroom apartment. required, 3250 per month. will be available to you this year. Born Loser — Art Sansom p.m. First floor, applUnces, cellar today. If you learn ol such a per­ The extent of your benefits will Philbrick Agency, Realtors, son, make sure to include him or storage and parking, beat and 6484200. be determined by how quickly REFRIGERATOR - 2.5 cubic hot water. No pets. 3225 her in your festive plans. you recognize them. feet, apartment size or dorm monUily. 6482871. ACTL'AUW.ALL OHIeet-Btoret tor Bent 55 size. Asking 365. Excellent HE HAS IS A condition. 6«-to7. 31 GLENWOOD STREET- B ugi Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ Bervleaa OHared 31 Services Ottered 3i Building-Contracting 33 BooHng-Bldlng-Chlmney 34 Two bedroom duplex. MEMORL/. Building BuppHet 42 AppUances and private base­ fice. Ground level, central ®1976 byNEA inc location, professional CAM TREE Service - Free es­ DICK’S SNOW Plowing - Ser­ WES ROBBINS carpent7 ROOFER will install roof, ment. No peU. Lease and DON’T IjCOK AT REMEWBER, building, parking and utilities. HIS RAGS... MASTER FOOD, timates, discount senior ving Rockledge, surrounding remodeling specialist. Ad­ siding or gutters for low dis­ NATURAL STONE for security. 3230. per month. 648 "MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!" citizens. Company areas. Parking lot’s, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, count price. Call Ken at 647- retaining walls, veneers, 9455, 647-9773. Call 6 ^ to 5 . COME 1 WILL NOT Manchester owned and driveways, apartments, built-lns, bathrooms, 1566. patios, etc. Pick up by the INSIDE.' DE UNDER­ Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick operated. Call 646-1327. sidewalks, sanding. Call 646- kitchens, 649-3446. pound or delivery by Uie ton. MANCHESTER - Two PROFESSIONAL OFFICE space • Prime location. SOLD.' 2204. BIDWELL Home Improve­ Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, bedroom Ranch type apart­ LEON aESZYNSKl builder - ment. Convenient location. Parking. All utilities. CaU 648 CUSTOM DRAPERIES made ment Co. Elxpert installation 6483163. WHEN I PLAN A PLAN ITS I BEEN TR Y i n ' new homes custom built, Price Includes heat, hot 2212. to specifications. Free es­ SNOW PLOWING - Parking of aluminum siding, gutters KIASSY- PLANNEP, PILLEV! AM<7S ALL T T E L L y o u , JAKE, remodeled, additions, rec Dogt-BIrdt-Peta water, kitchen appliances, timates and measurement. lots and driveways. and trims. Roofing installa­ 43 BUT aiPPEP TWIN' TTIGURE, T COULDN’T 6 0 : Call anytime before 9 ’p.m. Reasonable rates, free es­ rooms, garages, kitchens storage and Uundry. 3240. per 1-2-2? tion and repairs. 6494495,875- WHAT HAPPENED! ■ MY WIFE OOT UPSET 2 6494266. timates. Call 643-8364. Serving remodeled, bath tile, cement 9109. DOG-CAT BOARDING month. No pets. Damato OFFICE SPACE Manchester and Bolton. work. Steps, dormers. bathinggrooming. Complete Enterprises, 6481021. b e c a u s e a WPMAN KEEP A TENNER FDR YPURSELF REWEAVING bums, holes. Residential or commercial. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, modern facilities. Canine F O R S E N T CALLED M E--A AN' GIVE ME the rest—I’ll BUSINESS Zippers, umbrellas repaired. GROUP OF Energetic young Call 6494291. roofing, stormwlndows, aw­ Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon M A N CH ESTER - Onh SIS iquart ftel, ceoltr oil SEE that he gets WHATS Window shades, Venetian people desire work to meet nings. Quality workmanship, Road, Manchester. 6485971. bedroom apartmenU. Heat, IMandwttor, sir coodlllonlni indl 7 ASSOCIATE -- Ace — Wirth This Funny World blinds. Keys. TV for rent. daily needs. Snow shoveling, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY free estimates. Fully Insured. hot water and kitchen |MrUii|. Coil MSSMI. COMIN’ AN’ THREW MV Iforlow's, 867 Main St. 649- apartments cleaned, window Carpentry and general con­ 872-9187, 649-3147. CHRISTMAS SALE - An­ appliances supplied. Full CAR KEViS ROWN 5221. washing, and many more jobs tracting. Residential and tiques, Collectibles and maintenance service, many In S1SP IT.' \ : SEWER! you just don’t have time to do. commercial. Whether It be a SPECIALIZING cleaning and Miscellaneous. All Items dis­ snull apartment complexes TO OVERCOME FRISHT TH/NJK small repair job, a custom EAST CENTER Street - 540 GENERAL Remodeling and Discount for Senior Citizens. repairing chimneys, roofs, counted. Sunday November with private entrances. OF 50MB POSITIVE sT A T £M B M r! painting. Interior and Call 728-8839. built home or anything In new roofs. Free estimates. 30 28th., 10 to 5. Cha-Ro-Lane 94 Priced from 3225 j>er monUi. and 300 square foot offices. Modern first floor. Central 3 exterior. Free estimates. between, call 646-13TC. Years Experience. Howley, Wapping Wood Road, No peU. Damato Enterprises, References. Reasonable 643-5361. Ellington, Conn. Route 74. 6481021. heat and air, ample parking. prices. 646-4346. CARPENTRY - Repairs, 6481180. KEEP SMILING remodeling, additions, gar­ WANTED - Good home for NICE FOUR ROOMS - Second 5635 / ( n i t . if BRICK - BLOCK, stone, KEEP HAPPY ages, roofing. Call David four month old male, floor, two bedrooihs. Stove, MANCHESTER • 700 square This set of striped cloche fireplaces, concrete, chimney Patrla 644-1796. Heating-Plumbing 38 chocoUte brown, 100% Poo­ refrigerator, parking, all feet newer light industrial and scarf is knit in an In. repairs. No job too small. dle. No papers, has had one carpeting. Married couple. space. Many possibilities, teresting stitch and soft Save. Call 6 4 4 ^ for es­ NEW CEIUNGS - Archways SEWERLINES, sink lines, shot, and wormed. Needs 648to0. 3200. per month, lease. Hayes yarn. Painting-Papering 32 Corporation, 6480131. ^H EN d ) timates. and celling beams Installed. cleaned with electric cutters, room to run, and some one No. 5635 has full knit -J) IT- Th Ceilings resurfaced, various ^ professionals. McKinney home all day. CaU 647-9309, FOUR ROOM Apartment - directions for set JA K E TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - PAINTING - Interior and textures, wall knock-outs and Eros. Sewage Disposal (kim- after 4:30 p.m. Heat and hot water. MANCHESTER - Any size Ti OIDII/ MSl 7M fer OMl Ml> ,SWUN6 = (Heanlng cellars and attics, exterior, paperhanging, Installations. Drobiak Dry pany, 6 4 3 -^ . Reflsrences And security manufacturing, warehouse *ai,j5E“ '“ H i C s excellent work. References. :'M TO YOUWG TO Di6 moving large appliances, also Wall Company, 6464882. AnOquet 46 denoslt required. Call 648 space. 2,000 square foot to stone and loam delivered. 644- Free estimates. Fully in­ 100,000 square foot. Brokers MIMlCAaOT sured. Martin Mattson, 649- protected. Call Heyman Manohaslsr Ivaalne HarsM 1775, 644-9531. LINRI Construction Co. - Tom WANTED Antique furniture, use Asa. I t AaisiSas 4431. Corbitt. Building, Remolding, ^ o p e rtie s, 1-2281226. Short Ribs - Frank Hill Flooring 38 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven Haw Vartu H.V. isess > FORMICA TOPS • Cabinets Additions, Garages, Kitchens, room apartment. 3268 other antique items. R. STORE, or Office ^ c e for mat llaait. SSraii «Ha IIP and doors made to qrder. Top PAPER HANGING Expert. Roofing, Siding, Recreation Harrison, 643-8709. monUily. Security. Call 648 CSSI ssS » |lt NsaWir. we DID iT,/v\EhJ!wev£ HI .THERE.' WELCOME YOU KNOW FOR YEARS Your average paper, in Rooms. 646-535S. FLO O R SANDING - rent In Manchester Mall. Heat REACHED THE NORTH TO THE DOMAIN OF HE'S BEEN TELLIN© ^ 0 quality work, reasonable Reflnlshliw floors like new, no 2426, 9 to 5. 1077 ALBUM with a bound- ^ c e s. References. 6464346. average room, 330. Mr. and li^ ts Included. 6481442 or in “All-Season Gift Book" POLE.' SANTA CLAUS. US WE WEREPWARFS Rlchman, 646-3864. waxing, (Specializing In older ANTIQUES Wanted • fur­ \ / 0 NEWTON SMITH • floors). Ceilings and Inside niture, oriental rugs, pain­ FOUR ROOM Duplex • of 24-pagesl Price...32.00. IICIAN - All types of Garage, cellar, attic. Adults •••#••••••••«••••••••••••• sue TNCIE is s u «T It .21ISCM. PAINTING, Paper hanging. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec painting. Johhn Verfaille, 646- tings. Windsor desks, pottery, electrical improve- only, no pets. Security, and lit. I-IIS-BISI ailllM tuillt |}76 MrNau())l Sind . Inr Carpentry work. Call 643^53, rooms. No job too small. 649- 5750, 8%-2222. weathervanes, baskets. Ron □ AUTOMOTIVE ment, and r ^ i r work .FRIEE Dionne, 6481(H1. refefpnces. 3190. 649^6. Ctalslat Hitssa Imlif esilli. L\JiAAW~^ or 6 4 ^ 7 . 3144. as. q-iiT -Hitts sa puasl "You could say it’s iny favoriU' spun urn estimates. CM 646-5253 sss BImUias tsr iWim wHHi. MANCHESTER - First floor $1 My business doubles during skiing sensnn QUALITY PAINTING and WANTED ■ Complete estates, Aiifot For Bah at. e-iis-tsaatHtiairs n n , VINYL REPAIR - We can fix CARPENTRY, Masonary - To plooe a ClaeeHlad clocks, phonographs, steins. apartment in two tenement IS ISIITI. IS Isi^llai switi. n ip e r Ham by Willis Us. a.iii-AMisica’s Mvssni tofu, chairs, cars, etc. No Remodeling, and additions. A