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Greenwich woman may head Commerce Department

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ATLANTA (UPI) - President­ of transportation, flew to Atlanta minority groups to high posts in his the nominations must be approved by elect Jimmy Carter today tapped today. administration. the Senate. Former Labor Secretary John Bendix Corp. President Werner Mrs. Pfeiffer, 44, is a former vice As for today’s announcements, Dunlop, reportedly high on Carter’s president of International Business Michael Blumenthal as treasury Mrs. Pfeiffer would be the fourth list as a possble appointee to take the Machines and lives in Greenwich, secretary to replace William Simon. woman cabinet member in history job once again, met with the Conn., where she is a consultant on Blumenthal's nomination was con­ and the first to head the Commerce president-elect today. government relations for IBM and firmed in the Washington office of Department, established in 1913. Sen. Carl Curtis, R-Neb., a member Carter Press Secretary Jody other corporations. Her husband. r. ■.-••V- of the Senate Finance Committee Powell said Carter planned another Ralph Pfeiffer, is a senior vice presi­ The others were Frances Perkins, and of the Joint Committee on Inter­ news conference in Plains, Ga., dent of IBM. secretary of Labor during the nal Taxation. Thursday to name two more cabinet Earlier, in his first cabinet Franklin Roosevelt era; Oveta Culp Carter scheduled a 2:30 p.m. EST appointees. nomination. Carter named Cyrus Hobby, secretary of Health. Educa­ s nationally televised news conference Blumenthal, 50, is a former Vance to replace Henry Kissinger as tion and Welfare in the first to make the Blumenthal announce­ Kennedy administration inter­ secretary of state. At the same time, Eisenhower administration, and ment and was also expected to make national trade negotiator. He is a he picked Atlanta banker Bert Lance Carla Hills, current secretary of one other nomination at that time — former Princeton professor, a refugee to be federal budget director. All of Housing and Urban Development. bringing to three the number of per­ from Nazism and speaks with a slight sons named to his cabinet. German accent. Sources close to the President­ (In Washington, a spokesman in elect have indicated he has already Curtis’ office said at mid-morning Town will hire decided to name California physicist that ’’the senator got a call this mor­ Harold Brown as defense secretary ning from President-elect Carter in­ and Mrs. Jane Cahill Pfeiffer to be forming him about the Blumenthal attorney for zoning the first female commerce appointment.” ) secretary. Mrs. Pfeiffer’s selection would be .* '• •. .rTv. • ‘ -viL Rep. Brock Adams, D-Wash., un­ in keeping with Carter’s promise to of industrial park der strong consideration as secretary name women and members of other By GREG PEARSON also one of the people in the Burnham - Herald Reporter St.-Croft Dr. area, called the The Manchester Economic proposal “unsettling.” OPEC ministers Development Commission will hire Anderson, stating that many peo­ National Community Christmas Tree an attorney to work on preparatory ple in his neighborhood were strongly steps for the proposed industrial opposed to Buckland Commons, said, The lights on the National Community Christmas Tree on the meeting in Qatar park. "I don’t think MAP Associates had a Ellipse near the Washington Monument in Washington, D. C., The commission, which is the Chinaman’s chance (of developing were tested Monday night. The formal lighting by President guiding agency for planning the park, Buckland Commons) in the original : h e s t e r DOHA, Qatar (UPI) — This dusty mand for a 15 per cent increase, and met this morning to discuss the plans. ” MUNITY Ford will take place Thursday. (UPI photo) town, a former fishing village Iraq, demanding 25 per cent, will hiring of an attorney. Traffic access to the proposed transformed into a wealthy city by eventually accept Saudi Arabia's :OLLEGE The commission approved the shopping area would not have been the region’s oil boom, in effect holds figure. hiring of a special counsel and will sufficient under the original plan and the key to the world’s prosperity this What makes the Gulf producers so meet Thursday at 9 a.m. to formally probably would have prevented the week. influential is the fact they can control Lower court actions select the law firm to be hired. development of the entire Buckland Ministers from the 13-member prices by increasing or decreasing Commons project, he said. Organization of Petroleum Expor­ production. With more profits than Town Counsel Victor I. Moses, who met with commission members on Anderson said that this had been a to continue their way ting Countries are gathering in Doha they need, they reportedly oppose the matter, will do all work con­ "selling point" among his neighbors for a meeting Wednesday generally any increase that would damage the nected with land acquisition. The when they discussed the original expected to result in an oil price in­ economies of Western countries — on in utility rate issue special counsel will be used primari­ plans for the industrial park. crease. which their development depends ly for preparing the zoning hearing The new proposal would allow HARTFORD — Connecticut’s rate hike granted Northeast in 1974. The size of the price hike will and where their petrodollar profits better traffic access to Buckland determine the cost of running an are invested. presentation on the park. Supreme Court has declined to halt Last week. Northeast asked the Moses said today. “I just can't give Commons, giving it a stronger all lower court actions — including a high court to stay all lower court ac­ auto, heating a home, or keeping a The European Common market chance of developing, Anderson said. factory on its feet. warned recently that anything more them the time that they need. ” contempt proceeding — against tions against the utility and to In a related matter, the commis­ Town Manager Robert B. Weiss A 10 per cent increase in the price than a "moderate ” increase will Northeast Utilities in a controversial assume full responsibility for the sion was presented with a map of a explained that the proposal was not of oil would add about $12 billion to stunt its economic progress and bat­ rate hike case. case. tentative agreement reached one made by the town and was only a the world’s annual bills, according to tle against unemploymment and in­ At the same time, however, the In its ruling, the court denied that between the J.C. Penney Co., who “tentative one ’ which has not been official U.S. figures. flation. The U nit^ States says no in­ high court slapped the wrist of a request, saying it would be inap­ would be the major tenant of the formally approved by Penney. In union with the other Arab states crease is justified. lower court judge for exposing of­ propriate for it to interfere with an park, and MAP Associates, The agreement would center on 50 ficials of the giant utility and the appeal. on the Persian Gulf, Qatar is in a In preparation for the ministerial acres in the eastern section of the position to say how high the price meeting, OPEC’s economic commis­ developers of the proposed Buckland Public Utilities Control Authority to However, the court did chastize Commons project. proposed industrial park. The land is should go. Saudi Arabia, the largest sion met to discuss the question of contempt charges. Bieluch for his actions. The plan would include moving the presently owned by the Hartman country on the Gulf, is publicly on price differentials for different Opponents on both sides of the ’’Contempt proceedings are not a J.C. Penney distribution center Tobacco Co., but MAP holds an op­ record as wanting no more than a 10 grades of oil — a cause of friction issue immediately claimed the deci­ proper substitute for the orderly slightly southward and constructing tion on it. per cent increase. within the oil cartel. sion as a victory. process of appeal,” the court said. exit and entrance ramps from 1-86 Penney had originally expressed an The Gulf’s position has prevailed in The current OPEC price is $11.51 a Last spring. Common Pleas Court “It is not the trial court’s function onto both Buckland St. and Tolland interest in the land, but later decided the past. Many experts believe it will barrel for Arabian light crude oil, Judge William C. Bieluch touched off to shepherd and supervise the actions Tpke. that the property was not essential. prevail this week as well, and that which serves as a benchmark for a series of legal proceedings when he of the administrative agency William Anderson, a member of The development of Penney would "hawks” such as Iran, with its de­ pricing other grades of oil. declared illegal a 447.7 million dollar (PUCA);” the court said. the Development Commission and still require about 20 acres of MAP- owned property. Today’s news summary NatureConservancy to aid state Compiled fro m United Press International in acquiring Bishop^s Lake

WORCESTER, Mass. - 117,0(X) Jefferson County students ^ The private Nature Conservancy, a acquisition process and the private Grasso said, "it is mutually un­ State Congress will wait until It knows ended an unscheduled two-week ^ nonprofit land conservation group, is developer, Nangle Associates of derstood that the Conservancy may vacation today, as a strike that Boston, apparently made a better take such further action as necessary S HARTFORD — Initial court how much Americans spend on likely to go along with Gov. Ella offer before the state could act. to recover its investment.” Such ac­ g proceedings have begun for Christmas gifts before deciding idled nearly 6,(KX) teachers was ^ Grasso’s request it buy the 528-acre Gov. Grasso announced on Oct. 13 tion would include putting the proper­ ^ Florida gambling promoter David whether to cut taxes, according to settled with the ratification of a Bishop’s Lake property in Andover. new master contract calling for | ty back on the open market, the Friend who was charged with House Speaker-designate Thomas William Burnham, chief of land that the state would acquire the a property for $435,000, using federal governor said. perjury last December for saying P.'O’Neill, D-Mass. an average salary increase of 8.6 § acquisition for the state Department funds, but the state offer came too The Bishop’s Lake property is un­ ^ he paid $250,000 cash in 1974 to per cent. $ of Environmental Protection, said he BOSTON — Commerce § was talking today with Nature late. ique. Burnham says, because it is a p John M. Bailey, the late national large piece of property unspoiled by g and state Democratic chairman, Secretary Elliot L. Richardson DENVER — Singer Claudine Conservancy representatives and he State officials are moving quickly says he hasn’t made up his mind Longet’s diary, allegedly was sure the land would be on the renewed offer and have ap­ any development. Fuller spent years to get a gambling license for the preserving the tract as a birti and S Bridgeport jai alai fronton. to run for president in 1980 or detailing her deteriorating love purchased for resale to the state. proached the Nature Conservancy Massachusetts governor in 1978. affair with pro skier Vladimir Gov. Grasso, in a letter to the because it, as a private group, can animal refuge "There aren’t many parcels like In the meantime, he says he "Spider” Sabich, the man she is Nature Conservancy Monday, asked act more quickly than government. HARTFORD - Public name­ this in the slate.” Burnham said, calling and political bickering by would like to be renamed am­ accused of killing, has been ruled the organization to buy the tract for inadmissible as evidence for the Fuller’s offer to the state sets a noting that Bishop's Lake is just a U. S. officials has angered Arab bassador to Great Britain. preservation as a wildlife area. She deadline of Dec. 31 for completing prosecution by the Colorado pledged that the state would make short distance from downtown Hart­ leaders and could lead to a major the deal. Supreme Court. Her trial on 5; every effort to repurchase the ford. increase in the price of foreign National Burnham said the state wants to oil, according to Gerald Parsky, felony manslaughter charges is property with funds expected to Burnham said today it appears set for Jan. 3. come from the Fish and Wildlife Ser­ likely that the purchase will take use the property as a game manage­ an assistant treasury secretary. LOS ANGELES - The FBI ment area for controlled hunting, found Melvin Dummar’s finger­ vice of the U.S. Department of the place before the end of the year. He Interior. said it will take time to resolve fishing, bird watching and "passive HARTFORD — In what could prints in the "Mormon Will" of International | recreation.'" become a regional governmental Howard Hughes, indicating the The property, on Jurovaty Rd. near details of the sale, such as a title (See related story on Page Two-B) employment agency, Hartford will is a fraud, a court is told Mon­ LISBON, Portugal — Portugal’s the Hebron boundary with Andover, search, but he said he’s "very sure plans to begin providing personnel day. ruling Socialists have won a ^ is owned by Robert P. Fuller of things will go right down the line all services for surrounding com­ significant victory in nationwide 3 Easton, Md., a former Andover resi­ right” munities. An agreement has been local elections despite predictions dent. He (Fuller) is former president The governor’s letter to the Nature signed with Bloomfield and if WASHINGTON - The govern­ that voters would reject their get- of Lydall Inc. of Manchester. Conservancy specifies that the state, more towns join it will help Hart­ ment does not consider child tough economic policies. Their Fuller reportedly offered the land through the environmental depart­ ford encourage affirmative action abusers above the law but feels share of the total vote was only for sale to the state after a private ment, would pay only for the direct minority employment program treatment and rehabilitation offer down 1 per cent from past elec- developer’s option expired. Fuller costs of the acquisition. Other the city has been urging the sub­ better protection for the children tions. couldn’t be reached for confirmation expenses, such as financing costs, urbs to adopt. than prosecution. today. would be paid by Fuller until the title MADRID, Spain — The cam- Fuller had offered the land to the is passed to the state. Jimmy Carter unexpectedly paign for Spain’s crucial national state earlier this year, but The state "will make every effort Regional lost one vote — from a referendum on democratic bureaucratic red tape slowed the to repurchase the property,” the letter said, "from the Nature Conser­ Massachusetts’ blue laws recalcitrant elector in reforms winds up today in a crisis g Washington, but had enough left atmosphere triggered by the kid- vancy by March 31, 1977.” appear to be "crumbling” accor­ If the state hasn’t taken title to the ding to Gov. Michael Dukakis, and over to bd certified the presiden­ naping of a high government of- Shop The Holiday tial winner in the Electoral ficial. Violence at a banned ji:; land by that date. Gov. Grasso said many police have ignored the fact the state would assume financing stores openly defied the laws College balloting done in state Maoist rally Monday night es- ^ capitals Monday. calated the tension that could GIFT GLIDE costs and other expenses from April 1 against Sunday sales last A weekend. have a major effect on the to May 31, 1977. LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Nearly Wednesday voting. Today And Everyday In The Herald If the state is unable to repurchase DAYS TO the property within that period. Gov. A?;w:wxwx<-:-x«X"»>x»:<«M«««*x*»:«->x«'X<«»>xw: ' .1 A b o u t t o w n Gilmore ends fast fit . i People’s Store Conservation agency requests funds fortwo new positions after court ruling Sportsmen and Students Little Theatre of Manchester will have a OPENING SPECIAL. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Gary Gilmore munched on The Board of Directors is scheduled to The directors are being asked to ap­ Hanukkah-Christmas party a cheese and baloney sandwich in his prison cell late more data on Penney complex act tonight on appropriating funds to pay propriate an additional $10,000 of the Title Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Monday, ending a 25-day hunger strike, apparently the salaries of two positions approved in II money for the dredging of Center club rooms at 22 Oak St. satisified that he will finally be allowed to die before a Imported 9 Volt November. Springs Pond. Utah firing squad. The state is prepared to release The board is being asked to appropriate The pond work was originally expected St. Margaret’s Circle, Manchester’s Conservation Com­ vironment,” will ask the town for a The U.S. Supreme Court stamped its approval on land along the north side of 1-84 to the $13,173 to pay for an Outreach worker for to be done with money set aside in this Daughters of Isabella, wHl DRY BATTERY mission Monday night approved, with reassessment of its stand on the Gilmore’s demand that the State of Utah carry out his town for 13,000 according to a letter , the elderly. Most of that money, $9,748, year’s budget. The board, however, at the have a Christmas party reservations, the expansion of the highway with a written clarification death sentence and after a two-hour strategy session with Weiss recently received. Weiss has recommendation of Town Manager Wednesday at the KofC Use with tranelitor, radios, municipal parking lot and took a ‘‘tell of the town’s position on 1-291. would come from federal funding. The is lawyers, Gilmore called for food, guards at Utah State The commission learned Monday told the state that the town is in­ town would match the federal monies with Robert B. Weiss and with the approval of home beginning with calculators, Xmas toys, garaga- me more” attitude to the proposed Prison said. terested in acquiring the land on the the Advisory Recreation and Park Com­ dinner at 6:30 p.m. door openers plus many more industrial park and, specifically the night that a walkway from Charter a $3,425 appropriation from the Contingen­ It was 11:30 p.m., well past the supper hour, but Oak St. to Case Mt., which was first north side of the highway starting at cy Account. mission, transferred the pond work money Members are asked to uses... proposed J.C. Penney Co. complex. Gilmore was given the sandwich and an orange in his suggested by the former town Old Gardner St. The commission ap­ for use in construction of a new bring grab bag ifts and also The commission unanimously The directors are also expected to act isolated cell in the hosptial infirmary. planner Joseph Tamsky, may soon proved the purchase of the land and on an $8,125 appropriation that would pay refreshment-bathroom facility at Mt. gifts for the cheer basket. accepted the proposal for the expan­ “ He wanted more, but we wouldn’t give it to him—we become a reality. will notify Town Planner Eric Nebo Field. R e t sion of the parking lot at the the salary and fringe benefits for a budget didn’t feel he was ready for it,” a spokesman said. “He Potter. The directors will also act on a $2,800 Municipal Building as presented by analyst for the remainder of this fiscal Killian speaks got hungry again about 1 a.m. and we gave him some appropriation to help pay the salary of the Jay Giles, director of public works, year. The money would be provided by BOSTON (UPI) - more oranges and milk.” Value town’s Vista Volunteer. The salary was at a special commission meeting federal funding to the town through the Connecticut Lt. Gov. Gilmore had begun his fast, taking only liquids, to ea. formerly paid with federal funds, but this LIMIT 4 PER PERSON Wednesday night, with provisions LTM offering Yule Public Works Employment Act, Title II. Robert K. Killian says protest the refusal of authorities to allow him to contact year the town is being asked to contribute that all enviromental protection Manchester recently received a $78,000 Congress should form an his girlfriend who unsuccessfully tried to commit suicide 226 SPENCER ST. to continue the Vista worker, who works requirements are met and that the payment through the program, the first alliance with large cities in her Provo apartment at the same hour Gilmore took MANCHESTER, Ct. primarily with the elderly nutrition parking area does not encroach on gift memberships two of five quarterly payments it will rather than take a regional pills in an effort to end his own life. Center Springs Park. receive. program. outlook towards economic The commission also adopted a problems. four-paragraph resolution on the The Little Theatre of Manchester Regular memberships are $18 per proposed industrial park. is suggesting Christmas gift sub­ year and entitle the recipient to two Dredging agreement reached The resolution commended Town scriptions for prospective • patrons tickets to each of the four shows to be Manager Robert Weiss for his “full and subscribers in connection with presented in 1977. HARTFORD (UPI) — Opponents in the materials 2.5 miles into the Long Island OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 P.I and frank presentation of facts con­ the beginning of its 17th annual sub­ Patron subscribers for $25 will Thames River dredging dispute have Sound off the coast of New London. cerning the project and urges the scription drive. The drive officially have their names listed in the ironed out an agreement which will allow Under the new agreement, the Navy j ^ O N O . town manager to keep the commis­ begins Jan. 1. playbills in addition to receiving the Navy to dredge the river so that will continue to dump at the old site, but sion informed to the end that the A gift subscription may be eight tickets. nuclear submarines can be brought up the will be required to observe a number of commission can make responsible purchased and a c a ^ will be sent to Single subscriptions are $9 and channel to a Groton naval base. new regulations not previously in effect. T 7 proposals as plans develop, and will the recipient in the donor’s name. provide one ticket to each of the Although the agreement must still be State officials have worked hard to ce­ be in a position to make recommen­ Anyone wishing to make a gift sub­ shows. formally signed by the various parties in­ ment an agreement between the dations which will, in the long range, scription may notify Adrienne Student subscriptions are $5 for the volved, Gov. Ella T. Grasso said Monday enivronmentalists and the Navy. The sub­ conserve Manchester's fast- Bletchman, patron chairman, up un­ year and also provide one ticket for the Navy will soon resume its dredging of marine industry in Groton is considered dwindling open spaces and til five days before Christmas. Send each show. Math team discusses recent win the river. , , ^ . essential to Connecticut’s economy. farmlands.” check with name, address and Patrons and subscribers will also The environmentalists complained that “The agreement in principle more than receive news bulletins during the However, the commission, which telephone number of the donor and The Manchester High School math team discusses its recent good fortune in a math com­ the dumping of waste materials from the adequately protects our environmental in­ include the name, address, and type season and may attend LTM dredging was harmful to the state’s terests,” Mrs. Grasso said. g j M J i n has been historically opposed, to 1- petition. The team placed second in the Capitol Area Math League’s second meet of the 291 because "it is not needed, its of subscription to be given. workshop productions. waterways. The Navy was dumping 4 exceedingly high cost and its LTM subscriptions may be patron, The LTM 1977 season will present year. FYom left are Dale Vinci, sophomore; Sandie Bellone, junior; David Ostrom, junior; extravagent use of the en­ subscriber, single or student. Moliere's “Tartuffe” in February; David Hardy, senior, and Robert Weiss, senior. (Herald photo by Pinto) Anderson's “Solitaire, Double Solitaire” in May; the Showcase Dr. Kennedy to speak on budget production, “Tonight at 8;30” in The Manchester PTA staff will summarize this The committee's con­ September, and the musical hit, year's actions and present cern will be with the 6.95 “Cabaret." in November. council's School Budget. Bennet schedules MHS math team wins second Study Committee will hear a verbal outline of the per cent alloted in this a budget report from budget and actions planned year's budget for Latham, juniors, and Ron Apter, Manchester High School senior points. The team also scored 10 School Supt. James P. for the coming year. educational programs David Hardy of the school’s math points working together on the team Scott Freedman and Aaron Horwitz, Kennedy Thursday at the At 7:30 p.m., before beyond basic expenses for two Yule concerts Children wail sophomores. team achieved his second perfect questions. Board of Education of­ meeting with Dr. Kennedy, salaries, utilities, HARTFORD (UPI) - The Mental score of the season recently in the Other team members include Mark Roberta Thompson is the team the committee will elect a transportation and other Jennifer Joy. fices. 45 N. School St. at 8 Even If you flunked The music department at Bennet Health Association of (fonnecticut Capitol Area Math League’s second Otter, senior; Kim Noone and Steve coach. chairperson, determine the expenses. The program will also feature p.m. It In school, this Is Junior High School has scheduled two says adult psychiatric services are meet of the year held at Farmington maximum number of All PTA Budget Study Krista Jacobson, Jennifer Joy and Dr. Kennedy and his one kind of geometry Christmas concerts within the next not keeping pace with demand and High School in Farmington. voting delegates from each Delegates are urged to at­ Michelle Ready on autoharp; few days. services for children have fallen even The MHS team placed second in PTA and plan for future tend the meeting. you’ll have no trouble Deborah Luz, William Palizza and Civil rights agency centralizes Camilleri The school’s annual reg u lar further behind. the large school division with 73 with. It works Lorraine Stratton on guitar, and Jen­ meetings. holiday program will be Thursday at An association survey of 47 out­ points, behind Hall High School of re-elected beautifully on this nifer Joy with handbell. Jl 7:30 p.m. in the Bennet auditorium. patient and child guidance clinics in West Hartford with 94 points, and collared V-neck long- Walter Grzyb will direct the choir. credit transactions. The majority of Performing on the program will be the state shows the average adult has ahead of third place Conard High The Capitol Region office of the Milton Camilleri of 28 sleeved shirt of He and Lumpkin will take turns ac­ complaints from about 2,000 cases the choir ^ band of the eighth and to wait 2 1/2 weeks before getting School, also of West Hartford, with 72 Connecticut Commission on Human Adams St. S., was recently easy-care Orion companying the group. ninth grades, and soloists. psychiatric treatment. A child, it points. Rights and Opportunities (CHRO) processed a year, come from re-elected as treasurer of For the most acrylic. Three Both events are free and the public residents of the inner-city. Green the Narcotic Enforce­ On Monday at 7:30 p.m., the 150- shows, is forced to wait 21/2 months. This score puts MHS in second will move its operations from its pre­ great 2-tone combos is invited. ment Officers Association voice seventh grade choir with place overall in league standings. At sent address at 90 Washington St. said. masculine to pick from. The new location will also be closer soloists will present a program of the November meet held at Bristol Hartford, to 1229 Albany Ave., Hart­ of Connecticut, Inc. in an sacred, folk and secular Christmas Central High School in Bristol, ford. to other civil rights and legal en­ annual election in man you know- forcement agencies including the Ur­ music. Two police officers Manchester, Conard and Hall tied for The move, scheduled for Monday, Norwalk. ban League of Greater Hartford, Soloists from the eighth and ninth first place. Last year, Manchester will provide better accessibility to This is the fifth year bold, brash Upper Albany Community Organiza­ Camilleri will serve as gradra who will sing Thursday are was second in the large school divi­ the public, according to Arthur L. tion, Inc. treasurer. President of the Angela Litrico, Chris Odegard, assaulted and injured sion of the Capitol Area Math Green, executive director of the After the move, all telephone calls association is Det. Sgt. KaUiy Manseau, Linda Rossignol, League, and third in the state. CHRO. to the Capitol region office should be John Danise of the Bethel Lori Herrmann, Lynn Naretto and Hardy’s back-to-back perfect The Capitol Region office serves Two policemen were assaulted and headquarters were bond was set at directed to its new number, 566-7710. Police Department. from Faberge... Linda LaPointe. matches came after a successful the 33-town Greater Hartford area in injured Monday morning while $5,000 on Spector and $3,000 on Ms. The office will hold an open house The association is a Directors for the program are junior year in which be placed in the the enforcement of anti- refreshing splash or spray Michael Orfitelli, band, and Melvin making an arrest and later at Kelly. They were later presented at at its new location on Jan. 7 from 2 to private group of about 3(X) top 10 among juniors in the league discrimination laws in employment, Lotion for after shave, after E Court in East Hartford where bonds Lumpkin, choir. Karin Johnson is the Manchester Memorial Hospital housing, public accommodations and 4;30 p.m. The public is invited. police officers and persons Emergency Room where the two were reduced to $2,500 and $1,000, comprising 26 schools in the Hartford shower, after anything! pianist. area. involved in drug education Seventh grade'soloists who will persons were brought for treatment. respectively, which they furnished and drug abuse. Packaged with a handsome and were released for court The other team members who con­ perform Monday are Kristan Jacob­ Officers Alan Anderson and Robert Camilleri is field super­ silver medallion, boxed in a Harss were treated for minor in­ appearance Dec. 27. tributed to the second place effort son, Dorothy Stratton, Kenneth were Robert Weiss with 16 points, HAVE FUN visor in the Drug Control clear plexLcase, ready to give, Loveland, Susanne Bostrom, juries and released. The complete charges on Spector IB R U T ^ David Ostrom. 15 points; Sandie MEETPEOPU Division of the State FOR MEN Michelle Ready, Kevin Hodge and Joel Spector, 24, and Kathleen D. included three counts of assault on a Department of Consumer this great gift and grooming police officer, interfering with a Bellone, 8 points; Dale Vinci, 6 SOCIAL WORLD Kelly, 20, both of 164 E. Main St., Manchester . Protection. He has been collection includes Lotions Vernon, were charged with assault police officer, allowing operation of a 233-6231 employed by that depart­ from the 1.5oz. Jr. size to the C Workshop offers on a police officer and interfering motor vehicle while under suspen­ Country (^ub ment for about 10 years. lavish 25.6 oz. Fifth... ? A 1 holiday items with an officer and with several sion and failure to return registration Teachers Camilleri is also one of under suspension, in addition to the Resteurant priced from 4.50 to 25.00. motor vehicle violations after the in­ Water rales JUSTICE of 25 persons on the board of for sate cident involving initial motor vehicle two parking violations. to resume on HARTFORD (UPI) - the PEACE directors of the Inter­ violations. Charges on Ms. Kelly included South Main Stroot Assorted holiday items are now on pay talks Connecticut water com­ UAM R. LAWRtItCC. fO. | national Narcotics En­ Drummond’s Officer Alan Anderson stopped the assault on a police officer, in­ 54M0M_ forcement Officers "Horizon Stripes". sale at the Calico Comer at the WATERBURY (UPI) - panies should stop The luncheons and van driven by Ms. Kelly at the Spring terfering with a police officer and Association which has over .. At all We think they’re one of Sheltered Workshop in Lincoln Waterbury teachers, charging large volume cocktails are as beautiful St. Entrance to 1-84 and discovered operation of a motor vehicle while as the scenery. 6,000 members. He was the greatest fashion Center. under suspension. threatening a January 3rd users less than others and the registration for the vehicle ' elected to a five-year term ARTHUR DRUG GTORIS looks ever to come Many of the items are made by the strike over stalled contract create a uniform rate, says Sheltered Workshop clients. owned by Spector was under suspen­ Bring your clients or to that board last year. out of a knitting In other reports today, Diane C. negotiations, planned to a John Hopkins University There are ornaments which range sion. Spector was also wanted for two your friends to enjoy'Chef machine. And so will Lloyd, 19, of 357 Lake St., Venon, was enter another round of dis­ professor. from simple beaded canes to lavish parking violations. Paul’s creative soups and you when you slip Into charged with fourth-degree larceny cussions tonight with the exciting daily luncheons. balls, boots and bells. Beverage Anderson sent for help from Of­ /aMAT Doueu FIATUn.. this collared V-neck (shoplifting) Monday afternoon and Board of Education. r>6 nr-1 MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD napkins imprinted with “Merry ficers Philip Robertson and Robert number. The precise was released for court appearance The 1,138-member rj:i;^THEATRES EAST * 1 )1 1 Fl£W OVER T » ^ We will accommodate Christmas” come in red, green, gold Harss. When told they were under M l GLAST0N6URY WETHERSFIELD gradations of tones, the Jan. 10. Waterbury Teachers groups to one hundred or and white and have been printed and arrest, Spector and Ms. Kelly began CUCKOO’S NEST handsome heather Police reported an attempted Association and members more. packaged by the workshop clients. kicking the officers. Spector was grounds could only be break at a Thompson Rd. address of a school administrators’ tmwDORr “m i i r , Other items available are note brought to the ground and handcuffed achieved by the world’s Monday, but no entry was gained, A union voted “nearly un- paper, all-occasion cards, calendars and received a cut on the hand for ‘‘ikS$MI.TINnxilCT13’' Ta L 646-0108 more sophisticated which he was taken to the hospital. door was pried open at Henry’s Used animously” Sunday night Luncheon garvlco from M IAUl nNMEn^nl designers. 1'00% and Christmas cards. to begin a strike at the end 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Calico Corner is open to the While at the hospital, Spector and Furniture at 691 Main St. Monday lUI ICUllS II ■ ’ II iim HI Orion* acrylic. of the Christmas vacation E l public Monday through Friday from Ms. Kelly fought with the policemen night. It was not determined if y t BURT RBYNOLOS PILM's ' Machine washable and unless they get an accep- E U Nepco again. They were brought to police anything was taken. rT0miE8TYAIIir,R,' dryable. 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. rns piw 2/3 lb. Avg. table new contract. Nepco Wonderful n u 8 n r « o DAISY Nepco colors. Federal court strikes down I HOLLISTER’ Manchester Evenkig Heraki 649-9333 ROLL New England OSTOMY PRODUCTS PublltiMd M iy •vtning mctpl Vacuum Style S un dtyi pnd h o tlO M EnMrad « Hi* MEETING M wietiMItr, Conn. PoM Otnc* u Ba­ Packed welfare law provision ■ tu M n lUrara Mil cons CtiM Mill l^iMtr. ■ Mior bintor Sb« South Methodist Property *1.29 * HARTFORD (UPI) - A three-judge with two other similar suits ana eight in­ Suggested Carrier Rates Intsrast Group DELI federal panel has struck down a Connec­ terveners. P iy ib li In A dvin oi now t¥»ll»blo from: SlngM copy...... IS i KIELBASA ticut law forbidding welfare payments to In a June hearing on the case. Assistant WMkly...... SO* Thurs., Dec. 16,1976 FRANKS State Attorney General Edmund Walsh Om montti...... S3.M persons who relinquished property PATS MEDICAL tfVM month* 7:30 P.M. without "fair compensation” within seven said if a person can give away his property w (1 month*mo and still receive welfare, the gift “is being PHARMACY On* y u r ...... I4S.S0 years of applying for welfare. 1001 MAIN STREET Mill RDM Upon RiquMt First Fed Savings > $ p 9 The Connecticut law unfairly presumed subsidized by public funds.” Subtorlbiri who till to rioilvi 344 W. Middle Tpke. 4 The three federal judges, however, EAST HARTFORD thDr m w ip ip ir bDori S:N p.m. CONTRIBUTIONS MAY Bl lb. l-lb. pkg. the “transferred assests are still Diould IDiphoM Ih i oIrculDlon THEBiG MAILSD. 0 /0 P.O. Bo* 201. available” to the welfare client, the noted the state did not charge any of the 528-6553 dipiilinim , S47-SS4S. MonehoDor, CL judges said Monday. plaintiffs with fraud. “ In many cases, such as that of an “Thus the state does not make any elderly Medicaid applicant who has been claim that the transfers were made for cajo l^ out of his assets, or actually the purpose of qualifying for assistance,” Nepco defrauded, the presumption can be a cruel the judges wrote. ■ BOHAm UINCHEOKS Bulk All Beef Nepco or irrational one,” the judges wrote. A lawyer for the defendants said at a FISH FRY FRANKS June hearing the state should prosecute The ruling, which affects both Medicaid with Natural Casing Store Sliced you’ve and Aid to Families with Dependent the recipients if it believes the property 903 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER changed Children, was written by Chief U.S. was given away only to qualify for public OPEN MONDAY THRU FRI. 'TIL 9 District Judge T. Emmet Clarie with assistance. ONLY 11 6 9 PASTRAMI SATURDAY TIL 5:30 w o v e District Judges M. Joseph Blumenthal *1.21 lb. OPEN SUNDAY 12 - S P.M. and J. Joseph Smith concurring. Sharon man killed MON ...SLOPPY JOES & FRENCH FRIES changed The suit began as a class action but five TUES ...SALISBURY STEAK & MASHED POTATOES REGAL BREWSTER, N.Y. (UPI) - George ONU-f- M EN ’S SH O P of the original 11 plaintiffs had died since WED ...... SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE Sherbatoff, 78, of Sharon, Conn., was TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON the suit was b ro u ^ t four years ago. Since 'The Complete Men's Store killed Monday afternoon when his car THURS..HOT TURKEY SANDWICH & MASHED POTATOES OPEN EVERY NIGHT then other plaintiffs were added to the veered into the wrong lane and struck FRI ...... BAKED ZITI andStTonwinl&f^'^^ TILS suit. THE MARVEL Of MAIN STREET another vehicle on Rte. 22, state police SAT ....LIVER & ONIONS fmnnh rip generous helpings of flounder, % SUNDAY 12-8 P.M. The suit of the late Luigi Porta of New french fries and creamy cole slaw.Kow only $8.29 Haven, who was threatened with the loss said. lb. Howard Augistine, 28, of Perth Amboy, Includes salad from our All You Can Eat Salad Bur, of his state medical benefits after he N.J., whose vehicle was struck, was Offer good 11 a.m. • 2 p.m., Monday • Saturday )W| 394 Tolland Tum phe CHARGE IT WITH MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD transferred a half-interest In his house to treated at a local hospital and released, JOHMlOni Manchester his daughter in 1671, was consolidated 240 SPENCER ST. 287 WEST MIDDLE TNPK. police said. WWenortgtoMSM At Exit 94 -1-86___ MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD, Manchester. 0)nn., Tues., Dec. 14,1876 — PAGE FIVE-A PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Dec. 14.1976 Engineer director named James Piro, Andover has Solar heating system has a few bugs Opens animal clinic been named director of Institute, Piro is now engineering and enrolled in a management Dr. Kenneth L. Judson B usiness maintenance at Newington program at Manchester FALMOUTH, Maine (UPI) - The working just the way we planned,” as the sun shines through translucent liot. In order for the system to work has opened the Animal Children’s Hospital, accor-, Community College. new, solar-heated headquarters of Anderson said. plastic panels onto black-painted it must be completely air-tight, and Medical Clinic of Piro coaches little the Maine Audubon Society was Nonetheless, Andersoii and other plywood, similar to the way the that’s where Hill thirds the problem ding to A. John Menichetti, I ■ Manchester at 71 Tolland executive director. league baseball in An­ heralded as an outstanding example Audutxm officials are pleased with winter sun warms a dark-cblqred is. Tpke. for the general prac- A licensed electrician, dover, and Is Cub Scout of the practical use of alternate their pioneering effort. car. n “We knew that air leaks would tice of veterinary James Piro has been at master. He is also a energy sources when it opened "The building is being kept comfor­ Large blowers then draw the defeat the system,” Hill said. “We medicine. Newington Children’s member of the New earlier this fall. tably warm, and we aren’t using any warmed air through the entire length used enormous amounts of caulking Ford recalls 120,000 autos Hospital for 11 years, ser­ England Hospital Engineer But Richard B. Anderson, the oil,” he said. of the collectors so it can be used for compound, but we forgot about the Dr. Judson received his ving as chief electrician, Society, as well as the n society's executive director, says Richard Hill, a University of Maine either immediate heat or for storage cracks that develop when sheets of B.A. degree from Kansas foreman, supervisor and American and Connecticut '> problems in the solar-heating system engineering professor and designer in tons of granite chips piled in the plywood butt together.” belt and harness from the pillar during a State University and his DETROIT (UPI) - The Ford Motor Co. assistant to the former Hospital Engineers Socie­ are forcing more reliance than of the unique solar-heating system, basement of the building. Hill said he believes the solar high stress situation such as an accident. B.S. and D.V.M. de^ees today said it was recalling 86,600 1976 and director who retired this ty- expected on a wood-burning furnace. thinks the problem comes from air The collection process has worked collector should have been made 1977 model cars because of the shoulder He and his wife, the leaks. / well, but the heat-storage system has from plywood with tongue-and- from Tuskegee Institute, Ford said dealers would attach a rein­ year. "The building is warm, but It’s not belt defect and at the same time it is fqrmer Mary Alice Flan^ The Audubon system gathers heat groove ^ges. He will spend his Tuskegee Institute, Ala. forcement to each pillar. A graduate of Cheney calling back 36,100 1976 Granada and Technical High School, nigan of Manchester, -live Christmas vacation working on the Monarch models because of the suspen­ Dr. Judson is a member Manchester, and the New in Andover with their two problem, but is not convinced simple of the American, Connec­ sion system defect. About 36,100 two-and four-door 1976 James Piro England Technical sons. patching will do the trick. ticut, and Hartford County Granadas and Monarchs may have been Pet rocks an exception In the meantime, Audubon Veterinary Medical Many of the cars involved in the first built with incorrect fastener bolts which employes in the building are not like­ Dr. Kenneth L. Judson Associations. recall are also included in the second, a secure the front suspension arms to the ly to feel winter’s chill. Almost no spokesman said. body structure. After extended mileage, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The worst time to give a pet to a young pie with pets they may not want; said heat is needpd from either the solar there could be a suspension system Town man invents filter Humane Society is making its annual child, for the pet as well as the pets shouldn’t have ribbons around collector or the wood furnace on sun­ Real estate course offered There have been no accidents or injuries separation and a loss of vehicle control. Christmas plea against buying on im­ child,” he said. their necks or be put in a box; ny days, because the building is so as a result of either problem. Ford said. patent applications pending in the U.S. pulse that tail-wagging puppy in the An estimated 1 million puppies and warned that decorations and plants well sealed and insulated that sun A course in real estate principles and practices will be John E. Schoell, of 1750 Tolland Tpke., Both defects were discovered in A Ford spokesman said the condition and Canadian patent offices. window. an undetermined number of other may contain toxic substances, and streaming through a long skylight in offered this month and next as part of the intensive has developed a water filter that fits unob­ laboratory and assembly line inspections. would become serious only after many Schoell's device is cylindrical In shape, Puppies take a great deal of care pets, such as hamsters or kittens, suggested the pet should be vac­ the stairwell keeps it warm. winter intersessibn sponsored by the Community Ser­ trusively to incoming pipes under the miles are put on the cars and there would and has passegeways in the housing that and they need to Iw kept calm when will be given away this Christmas. cinated and wormed before being On overcast days, the wood fur­ vices Division at Manchester Community College. kitchen sink and will clear up tap water of be plenty of warning in the form of cons­ will force the incoming water to circulate they arrive at their new homes, said He suggested leaving the pet in a brought home. nace and the malfunctioning solar The 15-day course will prepare students for taking the On 86,600 1976 and 1977 two-door hidden pollutants and grit without in­ tant pull to one side. through a woven fabric filter and round an Dr. Michael Fox of the society in a quiet place on Christmas morning The society also urged that pets be unit keep the chill out. Erika licensure examination required by the Connecticut Real Granada and Monarch models, there is a terfering with the pressure. His invention activated charcoal block. The filter ele­ letter to prospective C3irlstmas pet and instead gift wrap a photo, a dog obtained from a local animal shelter Morgan, the society’s energy Estate Commission. Classes will meet Monday through possible misalignment of the sluHilder belt is now being introduced to manufacturers ment and the charcoal block can easily be buyers. dish or some other symbol for under instead of a pet store, so animal specialist, says she’s u s ^ only about Friday, beginning on Dec. 27, from 8:30 to 11:25 a.m. in anchor nuts. This could result in a tearing In both recall campaigns, corrections with the help and guidance of the Ray­ replaced without the use of tools. "Christmas is a time of excite­ the tree. orphans will get new homes for a cord of wo<^ so far to heat the 5,000 Room A2 on the main campus of the college. Three of the body pillar and separation of the will be made at no cost to the car owners. mond Lee Organization and is covered by ment, chaos ... it may be the very He also warned not to surprise peo- Christmas. square-foot building. college credits will be awarded to students who successfully complete the course. For further information, call the Community Services Robbie is fascinated AT FRANK'S Good Thru Division at 646-2137. PUIS SOH STAMPS Dec. I t Six-year-old Robbie Zastavny of Morristown, N. One Per Family N'-i J., is fascinated with the huge March of Dimes Whole FRESH m DONT SEHLE button President Ford has on his lapel as the 5-lb. \M 1977 National Poster Child of the March of Public records USDA CHOICE FOR LESS Dimes campaign called at the White House in ' PORK PORK Sweet LHe THE UNBEATULE BEEF SHOULDER COMBIMATION Washington Monday. Robbie was bom with an SHOULDERS open spine, one of the birth defects MOD funds 4 W arranly d e e d s |1. Double 8BH Green LOINS Stamps every Wednesilay. are used to combat through treatment and Jan Winkler, Bloomfield, to Joyce Winkler and Arnold ROAST research. (UPI photo) W. Aronson, both of Bloomfield, property at 424-482 W. 2. Chech Cashing Service. Middle Tpke., no conveyance tax. 13. Custom Cutting Meat Joseph P. Vollrath and Margaret N. VoUrath to Robert SUGAR Supcnmrkcte Department. « m i TMS CMPON MD S7 JO PUBCHASE Dukakis suggests L. Prestileo and Joanne M. Prestileo, property at 85-87 14. Cany Out Service. LIpton Garden St., M9.800. lb. Is. Coupons S Specials. Edward Wilkos to Robert E. Dennen and Dale M. Service from the Heart. ONION welfare takeover Dennen, property at 4 Barry Rd., $34,500. Is. Executor's deed SOUP Vincent L. Diana and David M. Barry, executors of es­ 2/*1 by Uncle Sam tate of John H. Noyes, to Robert J. Comollo and Diane 0. " NSRA OholDH ,CBB9MGioinnlec.lM (iomollo, property at 63 Indian Dr., $49,500. ■ E S H O U n BOSTON (UPI) — Some 200 members of Congress from Certificate of attachment the Northeast and Midwest were told Monday the finan­ Weinstein Mortuary, Inc., Hartford, against Marshall UMDOM ilfflAKILS IMPORTED ^‘STAMPS ARE H O N E r cially troubled industrial areas would be greatly aided by J. Ck)hen, $2,500, property at 19 Cushman Dr. With This Coupon 6 $10 Purchata a national energy policy and federal takeover of the iM tliiiraviirafai SAVE AN ADDITIONAL aiTH TM i CaiirM m o I7JS PM O U tt New trade names BROIL Morton welfare system. J. Van Hook Jr., West Hartford, doing business as Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis said Chicago Promotions, 989 Main St. $ 1 3 9 WHhFull President-elect Jimmy Carter’s administration intends Donald H. Kingsley and Claire M. Kingsley, doing Rook of SALT “ to do a great deal about” welfare reform and energy. business as C & D Communications, 122 E. Center St. ft76— PAGE NIN&A PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Conn., Tueg., Dec. U, 1875

.- y :: S(»IWINN BICY(».ES ^ Shady Glen Christmas Special Ice Cream^ ChrIttm H plnfc lc« eraam chuck full of almond nuta and SPEED Vi ' ■ rad and groan charriaa. An annual avont at tha QIanI •t-k X T ? ’ i. iT- *■' , M r^ ONLY J l P.S.! Also be sure to ti7 smtfv Shatlf Qltn'i S 1 | 900| Olan Craabarry Shariat and Egg Nog Drink fhaniM v Egg Itog, and Koahar It io-(H> goodi s LIFETIME GUARANTEE ON ALL PARTS IMInca Ice Cream. “Vou can IgjDt ^ke quality," • 4 K 1 | WIN WITH SCHWINN j i a ^ Shddi^'^Jbm,0 Muf, SioMS. Merry Christmas 2 : A rofO'lia |ill eeWetloN feaijr Route 6 on Sail Middle Turnpike and at ike Manckeiler Parkade 12 ve iiian d in i Cneeess enJ •eeaagti Choesta Include MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP w m artch. Ptcen. OeceiL Cerawejp. 178 MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER ^ Bdem. Amerlcen, Colbjr and Sa- ieaii. TNt «ert«t|i •( lest|r 8a«- •■ poa Include ie e f Lot^Sum m er TEL. 649-2098 % areunechirelter. and moie. A BIKES ★ BIKES ★ BIKES ★ BIKES ^ seperhfrend MiecHonflfi that makes s CIFT175 We aietl •arwkere In th« U a A GIFT lOEAS FOR SPORTS ' t i Clt/dStmi, •^WtstamCVliprmacy Hi 1 455 Hartford Road WHITE STAG Flraplaca Toolt Manchester, Connecticut 06040 Manchestar Parkada /f\ LnMcr ( UmUrr I tessier 254IM«ISr.*MICI«STili; Phone 649-9946 649-5147 A | # | • p a n t s \ I N U R S E R Y iR II, joh„ Hi.iry D n ^ ^ M B D C \ | | l • DOWN JACKETS _ _ RT. 85 BOLTON B THE SHOE STRING > ^ n W I V C n O ‘‘ONE STOP STORE’ 38 OAK STREET a DOWN VESTS (Comar of Loocnia) MANCHESTEReV i n \W 8 F/n/ahaa for Christmas Shopping ^ 649-5991 2^ DUOFOLD - TURTLE NECKS ■: LARGE SELECTION OF • Cosmetic Gifts for Men A Women OUR FINE SELEimON -THE £Y£ftYTH/WO FOR ALL SPO RTS STORE SIN C E T944'" • Complete Smoke Shop Clioo«o From • ENGAGEMENT RINGS .'s V. NASSIFF ARMS 9Vi"'main"st. • Unique Gift Department • DINNER RINGS IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 647-9126 • Large Camera Shop • EARRINGS • Russell Stover Candles • WEDDING RINGS EWii«{ssfMrtn(Eta(f«f{«{wtereMiEai{ft(!EarsBii«3({ iaf«anypL*eMi^ • Hallmark Greeting Cards 4 r P0NTUC4T0Y0TH TURNPIKE T V ^ • Christmas Decorations fER AUTOMATIC HUMIDIFIERS PuAMfiC. Steves CANDIES/— A M P-» I e C SERVICE • cmFusiiini ' • HadwaStatloElaoliloHy ^ v " While You Shop! I ElaobloHy THE GIFT BOX ODESSEY • HamUoms CaMnst Daslgn .m eiquniM att package fiKad V 8 AM to 8 PM •ntfi s Yanery of ctwcotstas ar>d ALL SPECIALLY PRICED butter bcm. crearm. nuU, uitp Priced From FOR >IOLIDAY OIVINO trtd dwarf cartnrt 300 MON-SAT 1Y5lbi M A O TVGM COVEY SP@RTS@utIet fMtures “Swinger" 283 w. m id d l e t p k e . SAT-aoaa PEARL & S o n I QUINN’S PHARMACY • Tamila 649 MAIN STRECT, MANCHESTEH, CONN. jew e le rs H ‘'ProaedpUona Carofuffir Compotmdod*’ • Hochay PHONE 643-2171 715 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER S 873 Main St., Downtown Manchester • 643-4136 • Smash 2 0 % ■ iKH&HNIMeS^^

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Thig Chr/afmta Head For DISCOVER YAU I Special Gifts Fer nPEWRITER I SERVICE Special Peepla At TYPCWniTEflS i r rBanESiKaifinsYieiaeajas ADDING MACHINES \ STOP I.N AND M E E T BlII Levy J SALU • RENTALS owner of the new Showcase m HARRISON’S • RfPAIM S Jewelers. 811 Mam Street, in the I ouvnn • IMEMOM a Mia new Manchester Mall for N All Makea Standard j S jewelry gifts for the entire fami 0 8 PortJh/a t ly Let It be our pleasure to serve « Now and Ropolrod i S vou Showcase, a full service * Oiar n Yaan Eipanaace \ S jewelrv store n MHMteitw < B4f^4Ht 41 PURNEU PUCE M ANCNISm ] Francis X. Terhune. Owner t iMtaxsrrslisalirarMirsrieeijj 4 PAGE T EN -A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 14. 1976 •Manchester Evening Herald- Obituaries Second man sought For Home Delivery in arms cache case Phone 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD/area news Stephen R. Apolzer Jr. m • HEBRON • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON Frances Shea, jurist’s widow, dies at 75 EAST HARTFORD-Stephen R. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1976 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f Apolzer Jr., 54, of Southwick, Mass., LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Los Angeles (County Sheriff’s a.m. from the Watkins Funeral Mrs. Frances S. Shea, 75, of 436 E. Meriden and James Spillane of Alta formerly of East Hartford, died Sun­ Authorities said today a second office said Williamson, formely of Center St. died this morning at Loma, Calif.; four sisters. Miss Home, 142 E. Center St., with a Mass day at Noble Hospital, Westfield, arrest was expected soon in the dis­ Reno, Nev., was known to be driving at St. James Church at 9. Burial will Manchester Memorial Hospital. She < Grace Spillane, Miss Florence Mass. He was the husband of Mrs. covery of tons of military weapons a camper with Nevada license plates, Stolberg was the widow of State Supreme Spillane, Miss Veronica Spillane and be in St. Bridget Cemetery. Joan Whelan Apolzer. supposedly buried by a racist and his arrest was "Imminent." Friends may call at the funeral Court Judge William J. Shea, who Mrs. Francis Hart, all of Mr. Apolzer was bom in Hartford Williamson was reported to have Reports heard home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to paramilitary group. loses round died in 1963. Manchester: and nine grandchildren. and lived in Blast Hartford most of Meanwhile, the first suspect been seen firing a machine gun In Mrs. Shea was one of the founders The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 9 p.m. his life before moving to Southwick arrested, foundry operator Donald G, Lone Pine Canyon near Wrlghtwood in court of Catholic Mothers Circles in three months ago. He had been Wiggins, 41, who had been freed on in the mountain resort area west of employed by the Arrow Buslines of Los Angeles, the sheriff’s office said. on workshops Manchester, and served as president ball, was rearrested on more NEW HAVEN (U P I)- Rep. Irving of Immaculate Conception Circle, East Hartford for eight years. He charges. A ton of machine guns, hand Manchester's first circle which was attended St. Isaac Jogues Church. He grenades and other weapons had Stolberg, D-New Haven, has been Maurice E. O’Connor An all points bulletin was issued SHEILA TULLER growth process, smoking, drugs, dis­ organized in December 1937. Peter Klitgaard was an Army veteran of World War been dumped in the area, officers set back in his court suit to overcome Mauric6 E. O’Connor, 69, of 184 Monday for David Edward William­ ease and disease control, and nutri­ She also was a past president of the BOLTON — Peter Klitgaard, 55, of II. sid, apparently thrown down hillsides Connecticut's "dual job ban" and Sam Leone, assistant Princeton St., who had been active in Other survivors are two daughters, son, 31, who sheriff’s deputies said collect his state college salary while superintendent/instruction, said tion. The section on alcohol was Manchester Memorial Hospital Simsbury, formerly of Bolton, died with no attempt at concealment. planned only for Grades 3 and 4. Monday at St. Francis Hospital, Knights of Columbus affairs, was Mrs. Diane E. Brown of Westfield rented a mountain cabin where 2 tons serving as a paid legislator. Monday night experience shows the Auxiliary and a member of Gibbons dead on arrival this morning at Wiggins, who had been released Each section includes suggested Hartford. He was the husband of and Mrs. Arline M. Elston of Glens of military weapons was found aban­ Federal Judge M. Joseph need to organize efforts in education. Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Colum­ Manchester Memorial Hospital after Sunday on $15,000 bail under Los resource material for each grade bus. She was a communicant of St. Mrs. Martha Fisher Klitgaard. Falls, N.Y.; his mother, Mrs. doned, strewn over hillsides. Blumenfeld Monday denied Stolberg For this reason several summer suffering an apparent heart attack at The armament was in addition to Angeles county charges of possession level. James Church. Mr. Klitgaard was assistant Beatrice Mader of East Hartford; temporary pay while he continues his workshops were held to update and his home. He was the husband of three sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Pinney the 8 tons of weapons linked to of illegal weapons for the discoveries case against the dual job ban en­ revise curriculum guides. At a recent professional day Mrs. Shea was born Oct. 23,1901 in counsel for the United Technologies meeting, the guide was introduced to Research Center in East Hartford Mrs. Margaret Maloney O’Connor. of East Hartford, Mrs. Arlene Wiggins—5 tons found burled in the in the Mojave Desert, was back in forced against him two years ago. Monday night, the Board of Educa­ Manchester, daughter of the late Mr. O'Connor was born Aug. 15, jail on San Bernardino county the school nurses. The nurses also John and Sarah McVeigh Spillane, and had been associated with the cor­ Stankevitch of Windsor and Mrs, Mojave Desert and 3 tons dug up at his Connecticut contends no one is tion heard reports on some of the 1907 in Springfield, Mass., son of the Mary Kauffman of Enfield; and five homo and foundry in Ontario in charges, filed after the discoveries at allowed to receive two state salaries workshops. had the opportunity to preview films and had lived here all her life. poration for the past 16 years. He and filmstrips suggested in the guide. was a 1949 graduate of the University late Thomas and Catherine Kennedy grandchildren. neighboring San Bernardino County. his home and foundry, with bail set at at once. Jayne Welsh, newly appointed Survivors are two sons, Atty. ,0'Connor, and had lived in $50,000. The nurses then introduced the William J. Shea of Manchester and of Cincinnati (Ohio) School of The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 Stolberg, 40, has been working as supervisor of nursing services; and Manchester for the past 33 years. He a m. from the Callahan Funeral an assistant geography professor at Eileen Kowal, a school nurse, guide in each of their schools and Brendon T. Shea of Monroe: a Engineering and a 1950 graduate of reported it was well received by the the university's School of Law. had been employed as a salesman by Home, 1602 Main St,, with a Mass at Southern Connecticut State College reported on the revised health daughter, Mrs. Arthur (Maureen) teachers. He was born in Kingston, N.Y., and the Connecticut Celery Co. of Hart­ St. Isaac Jogues Church at 10. Burial in New Haven for no pay while curriculum for Grades 1 through 4. Charlebois of Manchester: two ford. About town Mrs. Welsh said the initial guide had lived in Bolton for six years will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. fighting the two-year-old decision. School nurse Dolores Butka, and brothers, Thomas Spillane of He was a communicant of St. for Grades 5 through 8 was used by before moving to Simsbury four Friends may call at the funeral The job pays $14,000 annually. Barbara Thompson, Mrs. Welsh’s Bridget Church and a past grand nurses and teachers to incorporate years ago. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. He says he has been "barely” able predecessor, were also members of knight of Campbell Council, KofC. Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma also will be a cookie swap. health teaching with other subject Other survivors are a son, Jon The family suggests that any Phi will meet tonight at 8 at the home to make ends meet by using his the summer workshop committee. and a past faithful navigator of In 1975, the same committee areas. Klitgaard of Bolton: three daughters, memorial gifts may be made to the of Mrs. Rita Berube, 76 Phoenix St., Manchester Chapter No. 17, D.A.V. savings and his $6,500 annual Bishop McMahon General Assembly, American Cancer Society. 292 S. legislative salary, plus expenses. revised the health curriculum for The guides were written to insure Karen Klitgaard and Kim Klitgaard, Vernon. Two programs on home im­ Auxiliary, will meet Wednesday at continuity in health teaching and to Mrs. Michalina iVf. Kurlowirz Fourth Degree, KofC. Marshall St., Hartford. Stolberg was fired from his post in Grades 5 through 8. both of Simsbury, and Mrs. Jennifer He is also survived by a brother. provements will be presented. 7:30 p.m. at the VFW home. The past have a uniform plan for all East The funeral of Mrs. Michalina M. Karatekas of Martha's Vineyard, 1969, partly for protesting the Viet­ The new guide for Grades 1 Kurlowicz of 34 W. Center St., who John W. O'Connor of Springfield; two commanders will meet after the through 4 includes sections on the Hartford students. Mass.: his mother, Mrs. Georgina The VFW Auxiliary will meet auxiliary’s meeting. Members are nam war, but was re-instated with died Sunday at Manchester Memorial sisters. Miss Catherine O'Connor and back pay by Blumenfeld. Berrian Klitgaard of Bearsville, tonight at 7:30 at the post home. Of­ Herald photo by Barlow Hospital, is Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Miss Mary O'Connor, both of Senator injured asked to bring grab bag gifts. N.Y.: and a brother, Wallace ficers are requested to wear un­ He says he is confident he even­ from the John F. Tierney Funeral Springfield: and several nieces and NEWINGTON (UPl) - Sen.-elect tually will win the dual-job ban suit Santa*8 helpers with their work Klitgaard of Bearsville. nephews. Elmer Mortensen, R-Newington, is iforms. Delta Chapter No. 51, R.A.M., will Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass The funeral and burial will be but hopes the victory comes soon. 4 at St. James (Thurch at 9. The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. resting in good condition today at observe its annual roll call night Some of the 116 presents given and wrapped by members of the East Hartford Women’s private. from the John F. Tierney Funeral Hartford Hospital suffering from an St. Anne's Mothers Circle will Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Burial will be in St. Jam es Vincent's Funeral Home, 880 Club are piled in front of club members in a hallway at Town Hall. Mrs. Helen Quinn Cemetery. Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass injury sustained in a fall outside his meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. There will be a (front), director of the town’s Social Services office, said she'will distribute the presents to Hopmeadow St., Simsbury, is in at St. Bridget Church at 10. Burial house. home of Kay Isle, 182 Ralph Rd. program after the business meeting. Friends may call at the funeral charge of arrangements. Divorces set children who might not get much this Christmas. Despite the piles of presents, she said Sound detection system home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. will be in St. Michael's Cemetery, Mortensen. 77, slipped on ice, Officers’ dress will be business suits. There are no calling hours. Springfield, at 1 p.m. breaking a rib which punctured his Manchester Newcomers Club will they will not meet the need this year. Leaning on the table above is Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Kurlowicz's address was in­ The family suggests that any meet tonight at 7:30 at the Communi­ correctly reported in the obituary in Friends may call at the funeral lung. Members of Certified Travel Tour record high Bjorkland, former director of the office. Behind Mrs. Quinn is Mrs. Loretta Dienst, a past signals fire at school memorial gifts may be made to the ty Y. 78 N. Main St. The program will Monday's Herald. home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. A retired dairy man and retaiier, Escorts, will meet tonight at 7:30 club president, and behind her is Mrs. Claire McCarthy, current president. Religious Society of Friends, S. Mortensen was mayor of Newington include a travel film on Bermuda and p.m. at Shop-Rite, 160 Silas Deane and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 HARTFORD (UPI) — Divorces in BY .MAL BARLOW Quaker Lane, West Hartford. and formerly serv^ in the (Connec­ a demonstration by Shirley Chandler Hgwy., Wethersfield. Election of of­ small office and is limited to p.m. Connecticut set a record high in 1975 The sound detection system at ticut House of Representatives. of Kiwi on packing a suitcase. There ficers will take place. charring and smoke damage, he said. while births, deaths and marriages E ast H artford High School is Fire Marshal John Armstrong, at declined, according to the latest East Hartford police report credited with preventing extensive the scene through much of the mor­ Health Department statistics. damage to the school in a fire Mon­ ning, told the superintendent the fire Fire calls Calculations for the 1975 clendar day night. does not appear to be of suspicious year showed: At 11:22 p.m., the sound system A third and final arrest in connec­ treatment. He was in satisfactory sometime Sunday night. Police origin. He had not been able early in —Divorces reached a record high signaled to police there was noise in Monday, 2:48 p.m. (Town) tion with a purse snatching incident condition early today. suspect someone "secreted" the morning to say just how it did of 12,189, for a rate of 7.8 persons per the building. Patrol officers went to —gasoline washed down, 436 Monday. 6:30 p.m . drill on Nov. 21 at the Charter Oak Mall was TJie two men fled on foot, police themselves into the building before it start. 1,000 population; the scene to investigate. E. Center st.(Town) ice rescue. Union Pond made Monday, police said. said. closed Sunday. A door to an office The sound detectors were picking Monday, 9:49 p.m. —false (District) —Births declined to 463 in 1975, a However, there was no one in the Patricia J. Cosgrove, 29, of Hart­ was broken and $56 taken from it. up the sound of the inside windows of alarm (Town) Monday, 8:27 p.m., camp­ new low and the fourth consecutive building that they could see and all ford, was arrested on a court police said. The break was dis­ the office cracking due to the heat of Monday, 10:40 p.m..furnace fire in Hickey s Woods, Union decline in four years; Kevin Cahill, 16, of 21 Cumberland the windows were secure. warrant and charged with first- covered at 9:15 a.m. Monday. the office fire. Dr. Diggs said. malfunction. 16 Church St. Pond (District) —Deaths were down to 25,762, Dr., East Hartford, was arrested But the sound device told them degree robbery. The charge stems Heat detectors in the school are not another new low and 419 less than the Monday in the early afternoon and again there was noise. from the snatching of a purse from The Hockanum Restaurant at 373 located in this area or other areas previous year; charged with third-degree burglary. Police said they surrounded the Union Pond annex, and the hands of a 51-year-old woman Main St. was broken into sometime where fire is not likely, he said. Heat —Marriages were at the lowest The charge stems from the building and were prepared to flush Skating ♦Center Springs Pond carrying groceries ps she walked out Sunday night also and the break not detectors are in places such as the - annex. rate since 1966, with a rate of 15 per­ attempt by three people to enter an out the person or persons they boiler room and stairwells, he said. report of the Stop & Shop Supermarket The apartment at 80 Larrabee St. at 1 discovered until Monday morning. Hours are 3 p.m. to 9 sons marrying per 1,000 population Reported missing is $1,093. suspected were inside. Dr. Diggs said he was pleased with and down from 15.7 persons in 1974; woman suffered a broken finger in p.m., police said. A person was in the ’There will be skatingli p.m. the incident. But at midnight, an outside, plate the sound device’s work here and —Overall Connecticut population home at the time and heard the glass window burst out in the area of today at three town For information about Police arrested Elaine Firth, 16, of with the prompt action by both police grew to 3.137 million, an increase of attempts to break in. The person Ustjanauskas faces the girls physical education area, supervised areas. ’winters sports, phone University Heights, Ohio, Dec. 6 on and fire departments. They kept the 643-4700. .05 per cent over 1974. called police. On their arrival, they police said. Police then discovered, fire from causing much greater Charter Oak Park, the same charge. saw three people leaving the closed- marijuana charges The five leading causes of death — in a small office there reserved for damage, he said. in rank order — were heart ailments, They arrested Edwin G. Doss, 23, in porch at the home and running of Hartford; on Thursday on the same BORDENTOWN (UPI) - A the coaches of the girls athletic cancer, stroke, accidents and away, police said. Connecticut man was arrested today teams, a fire well under way. charge. Cahill was the only one of the three E pneumonia-influenza. They ac­ on charges of transporting $77,000 A police officer went into the counted for 77.8 per cent of the 1975 Ms. Cosgrove is scheduled to apprehended, police said. The other appear in Common Pleas Court 12 in worth of marijuana on the New school and. pulled the fire alarm deaths. < two are still being sought. Jersey Turnpike, there at 12:02 a.m. The fire depart­ East Hartford 1 East Hartford Jan. 4. Court is Jan. 4 for Cahill. State police said Andrew ment soon had the fire out. public records ^ Two black men, one armed with a Ustjanauskas, 25, of East Hartford, School Supt. Dr. Eugene Diggs said State funds knife, held up the Madison Motor Inn Conn., was stopped for careless he has studied photos of the scene Glenn T. Smith, 33, of 50 King \t iirra iK j deed at 393 Main St. Monday night, cut a driving in a rental car at 1 a.m. this morning. The damage is much Court, was arrested Monday at 9:13 Russell S. Merrick el al to John allocated patron of the motel in the left wrist, Troopers said they found 161 less than it would have been if not p.m. at his home and charged with Caron et al, propertv on Wildflower and left with about $100 in cash, pounds of marijuana in the car, with detected by the sound device, he said. C first-degree reckless endangerment Rd. police said. a street value of $77,000. The fire was contained within the for food and threatening. He allegedly The injured man, Lawrence C. Ustjanauskas was sent to the coun­ threatened to kill his wife with a Drury, 53, of Ogunquit, Maine, was ty jail to await a bail hearing. program knife, police said. checking into the motel at the time. Smith was held overnight in lieu of He attempted to thwart the robbery HARTFORD (UPI)-Gov. EllaT. $2,500 surety bond for court today. East Hartford Grasso said today she will allocate when one of the men stabbed him, fire calls $75,000 from the governor’s con­ police said. tingency fund to implement an Drury was taken to St. Francis The First Congregational Church emergency food assistance program Hospital where he was admitted for at 837 Main St. was entered Monday. 9 27 a m —Firs( aid (o 5 Main for needy families in Connecticut. St. I Putnam Plaza I. Earlier this year, thq state Monday. 2:23 pm , —Car fire at 393 legislature approved legislation Main St I Madison Hotel). Monday. 318 pm . —First aid to 95 creating a $1 million food assistance Westerly Ter program for the needy. Funds for LWV wants town seek Monday. 4 39 p m —First aid to 36 that program were to have come Somerset Rd from money taken in by Connec­ Monday. 5 19 p m —First aid to 12 ticut’s new daily lottery. CDA funds for housing Monroe St However, the daily lottery is not Monday. 6:10 pm . —.^uto accident yet under way. requiring (irst aid to 525 Main St Mrs. Grasso said the Commission The argument over the "expected that of all its thousands of workers in Monday. 7 38 p m -A uto accident on on Special Revenue, the agency to reside” figure came up again Mon­ East Hartford, only 30 of them the westbound lanes of Rt 2. Monday. 8:17 p m -H ouse fire caused responsible for overseeing the state’s day night at the first public hearing classified as low or moderate income on the town’s application for the by a wood stove which ignited the gambling operations, has indicated live outside the town and, therefore, flooring under it at 474 Forbes St. to her that the lottery won’t start un­ third year of the Community might be expected to want to reside Firemen did not clear the scene until 8:51 til at least February. Development Act funds. in town. p.m. "The needy families of our state The town failed to get $440,000 in Aldo Rovero, a member of the Monday. 9:14 p.m. —Man stuck in the cannot wait until February for help,” grant funds in the first year due to a Human Rights Commission, elevator al the new Raymond Miller Mrs. Grasso said. court suit brought, by the City of repeated the commission’s proposal Garden Apartmenls for the elderly at 452 FREE FOOD SAMPLING "The money from my contingency Hartford against seven suburban that the third year grant funds be Main St. Monday. 10 22 p m —First aid to 97 The Al Slefferts fund will put the program in opera­ towns, including East Hartford. used for repairs to the town’s housing tion within a matter of weeks, and Mayor Richard Blackstone is projects. Risley St InvNa You To A the Department of Social Services appealing the court decision against Today. 12 02 a m —Serious fire at Fast Hartford High School, is te story this \ 4 ^ ' will reimburse the fund as soon as the town which was based on the \ page). gaming revenues begin flowing into town’s figure of 130 poor people Today. 12:30 a m. —First aid to 33 Win­ ra ita the department," she said. "expected to reside” in East Hart­ Welfare mothers ding Lane r a d a r a n g e Join the Savings Bank of Manchester’s 1977 Christmas Ciub, Under the program, families eligi­ ford. Today. 3:23 a in -F irst aid to 597 4 and we'ii give you free a set of indoor piant toois and a ble under the Aid to Families with The city had claimed the figure to be helpers Silver Lane DEMONSTRATION should have been much, much Today. 5:34 a in -F irs t aid to 1272 S watering can. Ciubs start for as iittle as $1.00 per week. Dependent Children program will be at care centers Wed., Dec. 15 given aid on the basis of need. higher. Silver l.ane Make ait the payments to your 1977 Christmas Ciub on time, A voucher, which can be redeemed The second year’s application was HARTFORD (UPI) - Janet Smith for food, will be made out to a store turned down by the office of Housing 6:00 TO 9:00 P.M. and we’ii give you free as an EXTRA BONUS, one began a new job Monday for Welfare See The New specified by a family. Retailers will and Urban Development (HUD) due rhothers as a helper in a children’s payment added to your Christmas Ciub account. then bill the vouchers to the state. to the “expected to reside” figure day care center. “It’s different,” she Cookmatic Power Shift Feature again. said. Come in to any of our 13 convenientiy located offices and Mrs. Rose Brown, president of the "Miss Janet” said it was unlike East Hartford open your 1977 Christmas Club today. East Hartford League of Women caring for her own two teen-agers, MICNOWAVe^VCN news briefs Byrd backed Voters, said Monday night the town spending the day tying toddlers’ SAVE m TO 75% on Electricity should plan to use the $440,000 shoes, feeding them lunch, reading WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. available in the third year to improve them stories an leading group song The Hartford County 4-H Fair Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., has an­ housing and provide rent subsidies to fests. Association will present Mistletoe in FREI PARNINa nounced he will back Sen. Robert low income families. “I don’t think your own would give the Moonlight Tuesday, Dec. 28 at the INSTANT CREDIT Byrd of West Virginia for the post of OPEN UPTOiSMWITH She said the league has not done a you as much trouble,” said the Hart­ East Hartford K of C Hall on Main St. MTUAOAVTI18 'TUI APPROVED C niO lT CANOS SRVINGS BRNK OF MANCHESTER Senate Democratic majority leader. Getting in the spirit There will be live music and dancing study yet to determine whether or Ribicoff joined two other ford woman as she neared the end not it agrees with the mayor about of her day at St. Monica’s Day Care Mrs. Evelyn T. Leone (wielding hammer) and Miss France from 8 to midnight. All 4-H’ers. MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOl.TON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER F.D.I.C. Democratic senators — Floyd the “expected to reside” figures. She Center. ■friends, and parents are welcome. Haskell of Colorado and Adlai Lambert, members of the East Hartford town clerk's staff, said the mayor’s comments about Ultimately, 500 Connecticut struggle with the season’s decorations at the door to their office Men are asked to dress in jackets and Stevenson of Illinois — in backing Pratt & Whitney Aircraft impressed ties, no jeans. Girls are asked to Byrd for the position left vacant by welfare women will be placed in the Town Hall. The office’s two-door entry way on the first APPLIANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO ‘ her. through the $2.9 million program wear long dresses. For more infor­ r: I 'll. i.X'.'.'::. -li inui.zm retiring Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon­ floor is highly visible and they wanted it to look good again this i;.' • ;,i'v -rt ; tana. P&WA told the mayor, he said. funded by the federal government. mation. call Jay Ferruolo. VHHKSSeaiMWI year. (Herald photo by Barlow) MANCTESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 14. 1976— PAGE THREEl-B PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tuw.. Dec. 14, 197t Responsibility I Area briefs Planners to air requests Coventry PZC okays lots for cemetery Vernon Gub for permanent extension of a in Talcottville, has been postponed The Coventry Planning and l&omng public hearing on another subdivision tion. The Vernon Planning (kimmlssion special permit for a non-profit until next month. Andover Commission (PZC) Monday night ap­ application. Atty. Preston Jump, Also Monday night, the PZC ap­ might change will conduct public hearings tonight recreational use on the property of Backers of the proposed develop­ at 7:30 in the Memorial Building, ment asked for more time to revise Ruth Phelps, Grade 4 teacher at proved a resubdivision application by representing Whitney Hastings, proved a sign application by the Vernon Franklin Welles off Welles Rd., Andover Elementary School, is doing Robert Therien. presented plans for a nine-lot slbdlvi- Meadowbrook Shopping Center. The Park Pi. Talcottville. plans for a drainage system. Public hearings will be conducted a special project with her students. Therien’s plans call for division of sion on Bishop Lane and Skinner Hill sign will list ail the businesses in the A request to include the care of the • The request of Werner Kunzli for OES parly slated They need baby food jars, cardboard a 78-acre parcel on N. River Rd. into Rd., near the Coventry-Andover boun­ center. Elmwood Cemetery in Vernon on: approval of a 14-lot, single-family Hope Chapter 62, Order of Eastern • The request of Congregation egg cartons, one-pound coffee cans three lots. dary. Monday, the PZC will conduct Center under the Grove Hill subdivision on Brighton Lane off Star, will have its annual CHiristmas B'Nai Israel for a special permit to with lids, and tuna fish cans with one The first lot consists of a house and Two of the nine lots are in Andover public hearings on Richard Cromie's Cemetery Committee will be written Lake St., Vernon. party Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. at the lid removed. Donations may be bam on 2.2 acres; the second, a bam and the remaining seven lots are request for a zone change to light in­ as a resolution by the town attorney build an addition to the synagogue, 64 • The request for acceptance of Masonic Temple, Orchard St. A brief brought to the school. on 5.8 acres; the third, 70 acres of completely or partially in Coventry. dustrial on Rt. 6, and on proposed and then presented to the Vernon Talcott Ave., Rockville. streets in the Boulder Ridge develop­ business meeting will precede the land. The average lot size is 4.5 acres, amendments to roadway standard Town Council. • The request of Sol Lavitt for a 23- ment, Section II. party. There will be an exchange of Therien said Raymond and except for one lot, which has 17 provisions of the town's subdivision The request was made by the Rev. lot, single-family subdivision. • The request of Welles Country gifts. Members of the Secret Pal* Bolton Elizabeth Streeter, his partners, acres. Jump said. regulations. John A. Lacey, chairman of the Rolling View East, off Tunnel Rd. Village Inc. concerning construction Group are also reminded to bring would convert the bam on the second PZC members were concerned Grove Hill Cemetery Committee. • The request of Ty-Rods Auto of 180 nniU of housing for the elderly gifts. January and February will be lot to a house. Therien said he intends about drainage from some of the lots Pastor Lacey said the Grove Hill membership drive months for the to build his own home on the 70-acre and were concerned about steep Cemetery gets stronger funding and Bolton Lipns Club. Bolton and An­ lot and farm the land. drivwways. The PZC asked for more I High winds full-time care. Lacey proposes to Fire units may get funds dover residents are invited to learn The PZC took no action , after a accurate maps and more informa- have care of Elmwood placed under more about the club by calling I level house his committee and all income now Vernon statistics. The check just received the employment of persons and the Lawrence Converse, 141 Brandy St., Legal work I i accruing to the care of that cemetery VERNON — Mayor Thomas Benoit represents payment for two of five provision of basic services by the Bolton, or Russell Davidson, Rt. 6, questioned I South Windsor | be tu rn ^ over to the committee. says he will try to apply $41,000 in checks the town could potentially town and "payments may not be used Andover. He said income from sale of lots in g A home under construction in ^ federal funds received by the town receive. to initiate a service not provided Elmwood, which now goes directly to The Friends of the Library I in probe of ^ the Skyview Development, S toward future equipment for the The suggestion that the funds be during the last two years." nominating committee has chosen a U.S. Homes the town treasury, should be turned town's fire departments. used toward needed fire equipment It further said that “The purchase HARTFORD (UPI) - An official ^ Graham Rd., South Windsor, S slate of officers for the January elec­ certified letter requesting a personal I was blown over by Monday's | over to the committee as is done with The town has received a check for was made by Town Planner John of supplies and materials must be in- tion. Nominated are John Wrobel, said the Connecticut Bar Association nn^arsmce with real estate broker sale of lots in Grove Hill. $41,571 as “anti-recession fiscal Loranger. cidental to Such public today will receive information on g high winds. president; Dorothy Clark, vice presi­ W.T. Fyler of West Simsbury, who Several homes are under con- j;: "We hope over a period of years we assistance” under the federal public Mayor Benoit said the money must employment." dent; Linda Chamberlain, secretary, possible "unethical or criminal con- was an agent for U.S. homes, (^rey a struction in that area. The one would be able to upgrade the condi­ works employment act. be spent within six months of its Mayor Benoit said he will turn the and Sally Lessard, treasurer. The duct" by lawyers involved in would not say what he would discuss a damaged Monday was being i|; tion of Elmwood Cemetery to ap­ The money given to the towns is receipt. The U. S. Treasury Depart­ matter over to the Fire Study Com­ group meets every other month on mortgage closing for homes financed with Fyler. § built by First Hartford Builders proximate that of Grove Hill,” he based on the town's unemployment ment said the funds are primarily for mittee for further recommendations. the last Monday of the month, at 8 by he Farmers Home Administration Meantime, staff members from saidr § headed by Reed Cote. p.m., at the library. Membership is (FmHA). the Washington office of Rep. The house was roughly g He added, "This would work to cor­ open to anyone interested in the Real Estate Commissioner James Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., and § framed and there was plywood rect the inequities in the way the library, its programs and its ser­ Carey said Monday he had conferred representatives of the FmHA town meets its responsibilities to Mayor lists subcommittees with Bar officials concerning the 5 on the roof. The town building iji; vices. planned to inspect homes in Lebanon these two active public cemeteries." Campbell, Joseph Merluzzo. Allen, Robert Wehrli. FmH.A and a South Windsor firm inspector said the wind hit it Vernon The Women's Auxiliary of the today. The Rev. Mr. Lacey also referred Union Negotiations: Humphry, City and Town Development: which built the controversial homes, 6 from the rear and laid the |i|: Mayor Thomas Benoit has updated Bolton Volunteer Fire Department Recent complaints by Lebanon to the town's two older cemeteries Stephen Marcham, John Giulietti, Campbell, George Furbish, U S. Homes Inc. frame over toward the- front. his list of subcommittees to the Town will have a Christmas craft sale residents about FmHa-financed which are no longer used. These are Merluzzo, Humphry. The matters may be considered by S He said he had no report on the Council. Wednesday through Dec. 22 at the homes built by U.S, Homes prompted located on Bamforth Rd. and Dobson Personnel; Humphry, Marcham, Safety Complex Site: Furbish, the Bar's Griev'ance Committee. velocity of the wind at the time. >:| Peter Humphry, who is listed on firehouse. A variety of handcrafted the inspection. Ave. He said they should be receiving Giulietti, Marie Herbst. Dooley, Campbell, items and decorations will be sold several of the committees, resigned * better care. Sidewalks: Campbell, Herbst, Enforcement of Ordinances: On display at Andover hank from the council effective Jan. 1, He weekdays from 7 to 9 p.m. and John Booth has been serving as Marcham. Giulietti, Stanley Gill, Merluzzo. weekends from 2 to 6 p.m.. in con­ Emmanuel Lessor. 5, a former Andover resident, is dwarfed by ^ will be replaced later. sexton for Elm Hill and Pastor Lacey This old cemetery on Bamforth Rd. is one of two in Vernon Delinquent taxes and assessments: Open Space-Recreation: Herbst, The committees and members ar junction with the Fire Department's large Bicentennial quilt on display at the Andover branch of the A f O S p O llC O T O pO rt ^ said his suggestion is in no way a which are no longer used. Many of the stones and monuments Campbell, Giulietti, Gerald Allen. Dooley, Campbell. 4 Christmas tree sale. as follows, with the chairman of each Savings Bank of Manchester. (Herald photo by Dunn) , ,, Warrant sought for man criticism of Booth's work. He, are broken or in need of straightening. It is hoped to bring them Audit: Thomas Dooley, Allen, Board of Education Coordinating The Rockville Public Health Nur­ recommended that Booth be named listed first: Donald Eden. Kent Moeng, 26 of Pleasant St.. under the care of the Grove Hill Cemetery Committee to even­ Committee: Herbst, Giulietti, Fur­ sing Association made 57 visits to sexton of both Grove Hill and Sewers: Peter Humphry, Morgan Youth Service Evaluation: Dooley, Rockville, and Robert Bouchard. 19. who resisted interview bish. Bolton in October, for a total of 57 Elmwood but the care and operation tually put them in better condition. The other older cemetery is community hours. The visits in­ of Skinner Rd,, Vernon, were be under the committee. on Dobson Aye. (Herald photo by Bevins) cluded postpartum, child health Bishop^s Lake news charged Monday with breach of the Vernon in a local hospital Carlson said. promotion, nursery schokl. adult peace after a disturbance at Shakey's State Police were asked to check health supervision, cardiovascular, Pizza at Vernon Circle. The were Vernon Police are seeking a out the owners of several cars in the non-communicable and "not at released on $50 non-surety bonds for warrant for the arrest of a Stafford Stafford area which were similar to absolutely fantastic Springs man in connection with the Extra teacher considered home." appearance in Common Pleas Court the car described by the victim. Dec, 2 assault on a 17-year-old Ver­ "Oh no. we Haven't yet recovered .Aheam said. "I'm very pleased I 19. Rockville. Jan. 12 Miedzinski (Mead) was the owner By DONNA HOLLAND non girl. South Windsor The materials have already been ap­ well as an assortment of holiday from this year's fair. " might have hope It will definitely go through this of one of those cars. When state proved by the Human Development Hrraid Correspondent Lt. Edwin Carlson of the The South Windsor Board of baked goods. been the reaction of United lime," troopers went to his home Monday to Advisory Committee. The long-awaited purchase department's Special Services Unit Education will meet tonight at 7:30 at Garden club meeting Methodist Church members when Andover First Selectman David Area fire calls interview him concerning the Also on the agenda is a report on of Bishop s Lake by the State said he and Officers Gary Kalogy and Timothy Edwards School, 100 Arnold The Down to Earth Garden Club of they learned Nov. 12.1977. is the date Yeomans said he was full of good Rockville incident, Miedzinski the recent vandalism at Wapping and Richard Hier worked throughout the Way. South Windsor will meet Jan. 5 at the for next year's fair. It will be chaired of Connecticut now appears to spints and happiness after being Tolland County allegedly pulled a gun on them and Eli Terry Elementary Schools. night with State Police from Stafford School Supt. Robert Goldman is home of Linda Starr, 20 Henry Rd. by Irene Boles .Anyone having ideas be a reality for those people notified by the governor's office Monday. 11:55 a m . wires down. Old barricaded himself in a room for Broken windows were discovered at Troop C. expected to ask the Board of Educa­ The program will be ^ t a l k and for suggestions may contact her. who refused to give up hope, Monday afternoon that the state Post Rd. (Tolland) about four hours. Police said no shots both schools last week. Men Prefer Hanes The warrant is to be served on This year's profits totaled $1,585. planned to purchase Bishop's Lake Monday. 12:54 p.m . chimney fire, Elast were fired and Miedzinski was finally tion to add a resource teacher to the workshop on Bonsai Slyvia even when it seemed the area Martin Miedzinski. 24. of 58 W. Main Christmas concert He said. "1 feel it is the right thing St. (Herbron) pursuaded to surrender by a local staff of Eli Terry School. Cramer of West Hartford. A business would be purchased by a Monday, 5.17 p.m , kitchen stove fire. St.. Stafford, alias Vincent Mead. The Music Department of South for the state to do. It is a great joy chaplain. Under provisions of Title I funding, meeting will follow the program. private developer. Goehring Rd iToUand) State Police had been asked by Lt. the town may receive additional Windsor High School will present its and benefit for the people of An­ He was then charged with assault Hostesses will be Rose Chase and Monday, 6:22 p.m , chimney fire. Old Carlson to help investigate the funds for the teacher. The teacher annual Christmas Concert Sunday at — People like Margaret Jurovaty, dover ' on a police officer and held at the Jan Lukas. Ellington Farms Rd. (Tolland) assault, which allegedly occurred on would help teach reading and 3 p.m. an Andover resident who led the Mary Keenan, chairman of the .An­ Stafford Barracks for presentation in Special attention Monday. 8:S6 p.m . structure fire. a dirt road in the Rockville section of arithmatics to about 30 students of The Sophomore Junior Chorus, the Ellington Rescue Post 512 has four dnve to bring the situation to the dover Planning and Zoning Commis­ Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, The South Windsor Planning and Porter Rd in G to d section of Hebron Vernon. The victim is still a patient Vocal Ensemble and the Concert students — Karen Langley, Nevart public s attention. sion. said. "I think it's great It is a (Hebron. .Andover and Bolton i today. lower ability. Zoning Commission has approved the In order to apply, the Board of Chorus, directed by Nicholas Horborouny. Paula Williamsoo and — People like Stale Rep. .Aloysius beautiful area, a potential watershed town application for a special excep­ Education must endorse the hiring of Lesbines, will perform. Dave Semel — enrolled in the .Abeam, who became involved as for the town It is important to retain tion from zoning regulations to allow the teacher. The teacher would be The Concert Band, directed by Emergency Medical Technician soon as be learned of the situation It in Its present position. I'm very a fire station on RR-zoned land on (EMT) course. Two post members, and is still involved Bus move employed for January through June Louis Lazzarini, will perform a happy an ‘emergency’ Ellington Rd. t of this school year. variety of Christmas music ranging Laurie C> and Keith Peck, have When Mrs. Jurovaty learned Mon­ ■And finally, CTiristine Jurovaty already completed the course. day the state has been given another While there is no guarantee of from early Renaissance to contem­ 1 .Margaret Jurovaty s daughter-in- Sbe said the school board has the The Rescue Post will sponsor a chance to purchase the property she .\ndover and subdivision regulations, ended receiving the funds, Goldman feels porary pieces, as well as favorite Senior citizen news law > probably relay ^ the sentiments final say as to where the buses are Bloodmobile visit Dec. 29 at St. Beatrice Kowalski, chairman of June 30. At that time, Blake's house the available money and the nature carols. Senior Citizen Bingo Night, spon­ said. "I am happy as a lark, just of all .Andover residents when she kept. It also hires its own mechanic Luke's Church. Maple St., from 1 to 6 the .Andover Board of Elducation. numbering project was finished and of the request indicates a high Beginning at 2 p.m. (preceeding sored by South Windsor Young thrilled to pieces I've been just said. It's absolutely fantastic. We for them, she said. E p.m. Appointments can be made but attended a " special emergency submitted to the selectmen. probability of being funded. the concert), a craft and bake sale Wives, will be held at St. Peter's waiting for today. I am sorry for the are all really very happy about it" Yeomans said a special meeting walk-ins will be welcome. meeting" of the Board of Selectmen Yeomans said, ‘‘Mrs. Kowalski The Board of Education is also will be held in the high school Episcopal Church Wednesday at 7 other guy but I'm glad for us in .An­ was held Monday afternoon to dis­ dover." .Monday at 1:45 p.m. stopped in during the meeting, she expected to adopt new materials for cafeteria. p.m. cuss numbering of houses so Mrs Kowalski said she was called was not part of the special meeting." the teaching of a portion of the Sponsored by the Friends for The White Elephant Auction for the selectmen could make a presentation by First Selectmen David Yeomans He said the selectmen and Mrs. Human Development and Health Music, the sale will offer small gift benefit of St. Peter’s Church will be Hebron to the Planning and Zoning Commis­ Bolton seeks funding at about 12:30 p.m. Monday and Kowalski discussed what to do "...if Education course, “Relationships.” items and Christmas ornaments as Friday. sion Monday night. The public is invited to tonight's asked to attend a " special emergen­ we choose to move the school buses The numbering of houses was com­ meeting of the Hebron Junior cy- meeung to discuss the school from their present location to the pleted by former Town Planner Women's Gub. scheduled for 7; 15 at for new sehool program buses and their use of the town gar­ town garage." C Ronald Blake in June. His duties, Phelps Hall. Rt. 85. Linda Stevenson, age. " He said, "We will be prepared for Jai alai results Plainfield results An appUcation for a $5,000 grant which included updating the zonine chairwoman of the arts committee, self-concepts as a result of school or She said she could not understand them in the near future." will demonstrate making comhusk from the state Department of Elduca- home problems. tion has been submitted by Richard the nature of the emergency- because r u n Slow Senntli: 5-10 |l) dolls. The Rham High School Under the second component, one a month ago Yeomans and Elemen­ WUT1U: COlO 0 NWT 1. Straakar $ Prida 13.M IN Chamber Singers will perform after Packman, principal of Bolton tutor at $5 per hour will work with six ram scvomi Fir$t Tanfcaa Coirsa (0) 1 Vata Far Dol bnp 3.M tary- School Principal David Kravet lAw-iM U4I 6.M i2l SChasiil I1.N too 4 il 3. Ravj Iran 4J0 3.40 IN 1 Mbs Usia. Uf. the demonstration Also scheduled Elem aitary Center School. If ob­ kindergarten and seven Grade 2 Rockville hospital notes S.M iN 0 Ortaa I 11.00 7i0 1 TaUs Trvdtat 3 il 129 Tmt: 3244 tained. the funds will be used for a discussed the possibibty of the buses 4- M M M v v I 3.N 1-IUis I 100 1. $a«c 2.N QuiniaU: 105 paid 14.N tonight; Installation of new students who could benefit from ad­ being housed at the town garage. (MnMa 1-7 $4100 OMitU S-0 paid $121i0 rma: 40:32 ParfacU: 105 pM 34.20 members, refreshmens at an orna­ program entitled "project support ." ditional help. PviKta 71 pM $110.90 PtriKla IS paid $202i0 Q i ^ 3U paid IO N Trifacta; 1-5-2 paid 231.N It will support the existing Title I Sbe said the school board is aware Admitted Monday: Maurice Discharged .Monday: Arlene Collette. TriftcU 1-7-4 paM $C2$.$0 TrHacU 54-1 paid $1,34170 TrHacta: 310 p ^ lS7i0 (illitfc VMket Coursa (I) ment exchange. Members shook) Under the third component, a con­ vatn Ucmt 110 (I) 4. Faodest Way 140 7.40 program in areas where students are the buses may have to be moved, but Blanchette. Windsor. .\Iabel Donahue, Ward St.. Rockville: Mrs. Linda tfCM bring a dozen cookies and two or­ sultant to develop a management no action has been taken because it is Broad Brook. Betty Hileman. Heidi Dr.. 7 -G M M a ^ ItOO 4.40 120 SFraMtaca-Orriaia 1104 100 100 4. IrM mfrn 15.N I N 4.20 1 Chick's Cvai. bp- 1140 naments. identified as needing more Piangerell and twin sons, Stafford 1- Vri^pa I S.OO 4i0 S Gam-Man 140 IN 2. OF laa Wdba 4.40 S.N 7. Sizdini Printar system for students in Title I will be Vernon. Kathleen Hillman. Stafford Springs, Robert Robinson, Village St., 2- la*icM24tftmM 3J0 1-Cknciw-Zama IN 7.1 4.40 rwa: 4045 MEN’S HANES® COMBE assistance. It will be a three- not yet certain they will have to be A “Tots Bazaar" has been hired for $1,500. The consultant will moved Springs. .Marion Hugbey. George Dr.. Rockville; Mrs. Linda Stula and ^faMa 1-7 $5UI Qalnala 3 S paid $4iW raw: 3115 QuiniaU; 405 pM 34.N scheduled by the Junior Women's component program. fariacta M paM $7110 ParfacU 5-3 paid $142i0 OMiaU: 204 paid 32.40 ParfacU 405 paid 43.N COTTON UNDERWEAR help train leathers and aides on bow Mrs Kowalski said the school Vernon; Diane Johnston. Park West Dr.. daughter. Beechnut Lane, South Windsor. Tnftcta M-2 paid $U33.S0 Trifacta 35-1 paid $50170 TritKta; 4 37 paid 020.10 TrifacU: 4-5-7 paid 339.M Under the first component, a Dad) Oaubia U rp M 30.N For fit, comfort and superb Gub Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon to make the existing program more board would discuss the situation in Vernon: Arthur .Matteson, Stafford Births .Monday: A daughter to Mr. and TMI NMTH Mnth: 5-10 (C) at Phelps HaU. At 10:30 a m.. Bev counselor, at a cost of $10 per hour, Springs: William Paton. South St., ».t0 14.00 S.H 3-OrOaa B-Miaa 12.40 I N 2.N TMrd: 5-10 (H) 5. fUnny't Tna 7.20 IN construction, it's Hanes all effective. January but she is prepared to call a Mrs Charles Agli Jr.. Windsor Locks; a S^farria 140 3.00 1 QiaraU-Vri^a S.W IN 2. Oakata Oart 4.M 2.M 340 2. Maslar Mud 140 Simons will show slides of Bicenten­ will work with 10 children in the Title The program would start as soon Coventry; Michelle Salisbury. Terrce son to Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Dionne. 1- Cairiaa-lartMrw 4.20 2-Fra«ci$ct-Vcaraia I 3.N 1. Tranria 3.40 4.N 4 l i Ed the way! All in snowy white. special meeting if necessary Dr . Rockville; Barbara Willis, West Rd.. QuWeia 5 0 paid $100J0 (Mmate 1-3 paid $21J0 3. FandM 4.41 Tima: 32N nial parades. 1 program identified as having poor as possible and run through June. Coventry; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward feHtcta 0 $ paid $471.50 ParfacU 31 paid $5110 Tina: 31:79 QuuieU: 205 paid 1940 Rockville. Kathleen Wilson. Emily Dr., Hillman. Stafford Springs. TrHKU 0-51 paid $1.092i0 TrifecU 31-2 paid $3N.N QyimeU: 102 paid 7.N Parfacta; 502 paid 35.U V-NECK TEE SHIRT. . .the Vernon. Foum Tomi PertKta: 701 paid 13.40 Trifacta; 5-2-4 paid 103.30 perfect style under open col­ 5- laeiCMi 15.40 lO.tO 4.20 3kkna 9.20 O.N TrifacU: 2-I-3 paid 03.00 Taitth; 5-16 (4) V lm t 0.40 4.40 lOlpiri Fawth: 5-U (D) 3. Sod Ouster 10.40 3.40 lar sportswear. S-XL. 3/4.99 Vernon 4.20 MUwda 3 SuAiit lad| 11.00 140 S.N 4. Fii 0 Cuter 140 OMRida 3 5 paid $42.00 Oamala 30 paid $S9.N 1 tailar Spirit 5.00 7.N I. Dancint M ^. Inp. The Junior Grange will be in YMCA plans outings for kids NflatU 5-3 paid $72.30 PtrfKU 13 paid $11910 7. • ‘ Wm • 4.00 Tina: 31:59 CREW NECK TEE SHIRT . . . TrHtcta 131 paid $351.30 Trifada 3-12 paid $919.50 Tina: 31:10 QuuieU: 304 pM 9.N double ply neck and extra charge of the Christmas party for Vernon sessions from 1:30 to 3:30 on Dec. registration lee will be $1.50 lor rm aEvura Quiniali: 300 paid 49.40 Pariacta: 304 paid 20.N Vernon Grange 52 Friday at 8 p.m. in 28 and 30th. t 1140 4.40 140 1- Charab-Aml U N 140 4.20 ParfacU; 3U paid 130.N TrifacU; 3 4-1 paid 271.00 long tail. S-XL 3/4.79 •nie Indian Valley YMCA will "Y " members and $2.50 for non­ 3- 0an n 4^ M 5.00 120 2- QMdia-lidUii S.N 3.N TritnU: 30-7 paid 091.30 Eknntii: 5-16 (C) Grange Hall. Rt. 30. The Christmas members. The groups will meet ITam^Ack 7i0 S-Ranada-Ortaran I Sio Fiftk 5-10 (0) 1 Sosa 7.20 120 1.10 tree will be decorated with hand­ offer (Thristmas vacation outings i Cindy Babliitt, who has led a QyWala 2 3 paid $35.40 NWaU 21 paid $39.N 1 Shady Oaa ll.M 4.20 4.N 3. Stretch Hawk 9.N 11.10 ATHLETIC BRIEF , .. heat re­ for children aged 6 to 10. The two- at the "Y" office at Vernon Cir­ NHtcta 3 2 paid UllO Pariacta 1-2 paid $11110 1. Pkoi StaHnia 5.00 IN 1. On C. 140 made ornaments made by Grange number of YMCA nature outings, cle. Trilacta 2-3 7 paid $500.10 TrilacU H-S paid $523i0 1 Tray's rna 240 Tine: 31:70 sistant waistband. Double members. .Members are asked to bour programs will include both will conduct the groups. The con­ $an TWCLFTK fma: 32:14 Quuuali: 305 paid 27.40 fabric crotch Sizes 30-44. 3/4.49 fun and learning and will be en­ 2- CM n-Om l 17.00 4.10 4.N SOMcfM-OciMa lOJO 4.N 4.M QuiniaU 103 paid 25.20 Parfacta: 503 paid 4140 bring a $1 grab ba ^ t and a gift for tent of each outing will depoid on (^ildren should be registered 4€aM^ana 010 140 I Frawiua-OciMa I N 3N Parfacta: 301 paid 09.00 TrilNta. 33-1 paid 234.N the children they bring to the party. titled, "Winter Fun and Facts.” enrollment and weather. on or before Dec. 23 because the i-Umda-lr^a Sio O Ozpiri-Ircarata I 4N TrHacU: 3-1-8 paid 3T1M Tvelftk: Constitution Coursa (T) Men's Shop. 08 mjin floor ot There will be morning sessions 5 ^ 24 paid $35.10 NniaU 1-5 paid 031N Siitk 5-10 (0) 1 Of WdiM Who O.N S.N hhrlford and all b'anche'i The Vernon Square Dance Gub will (Children may be enrolled for office staff will not be on duty Macta 4 2 paid $131.70 PiHacta 5-1 paid $114J9 3. lad lad )m 7.00 141 140 7. Fuel Fwi 7.40 meet Saturday at the Vernon from 10 to noon and afternoon one or more sessions. The during Christmas vacation week. THIk U 2-41 paid $501.00 TrHacU 5-1-1 pM $3,129.N I. LV.'t T r ^ 3.N 3.21 I Dirty lea : 3,412 5. Claragw'i Wn 449 runt; 4S:N Elementary School, Rt. 30. Frannie HMU:3114N rna: 31:44 QuinieU: 607 paid 29.U Heintz will be the caller. Dancing QuiniaU: 3U paid 19.09 - SuperfKta: 6-71-1 paid 3639.N Smoke detectors Parfacta 3U paid 3120 OTTENOUCt: 1145 will start at 8 p.m. All club level TrifacU; 30 5 laid 103.00 HOmi 205J63 dancers are invited. Soft-soled shoes PEOPLFS STORE Jai alai entries Hanes Makes You Feel (iood All Under are required. There will be a raffle subject of help 4 and refshments will be served. n tS M tio n Plainfield entries The Women's Fellowship of Union South Windsor (hngregational Qiurch will host the The South Windsor Fire Department, Holiday Special Foomi snomi you’ve 6- 1 l-IM ri|M i1- ttm 4-1 1-lkrai IKSUI women from other area churchs at a recommending that all homes have a w i T S X i 31 2-9w 2- Mn I 32 2 krlMi I changed Christmas program Wednesday at 7 Instant Punch Bowl Set 3- Abiit-totra32 3 k b 3 kb I 31 3-CM m i TtZ: I PX household fire warning system, is introducing 4- Mri|wi-lM4-1 4-Fm $U lit C t ic 4th I 311 7th I 311 4 4 ta tb l 7-1 l i n t t t t t I 1. Ow VtwiaiiM lOthlYC p.m. The handbell choir of Rockville a program to help homeowners determine Need One Large Bowl and Buy S. Fwst»-2irTii 31 3 lrtn SOwrtM 7-2 3Chmla 31 1. SiMa't Ikba 5-1 1. lawtM'i bt 6-1 1. Aka wrve I 7- 2 O Zarri 2. HacbltT7-2 I N.I. I Qauy 2-1 2. luter Tha Great 4-1 United Methodist Church will 9-Qiw 31 30r6N I Cain Mam 3 Or Tha Mere proper placement of smoke detectors. People's Special of 7-HttJini 7-1 7-Wvir I 7 1 i« b rl 31 ID tb u lic m a 31 3 VaR lyaa 5-1 3 Cbobbfl Gal 31 7-Ai9iri 4. latty htp 31 4. hbhlaht IM changed provide a program of music in the The service is available to all residents as 0- 4rw4)lm 31 lim it 3R>wb I I O kd i Taa leather 2-j 4. OF Abthca 12 Punen Ci>ups SN Umatip-km SaM Ibrt S N k ri 5. KtM31 i. Whwyby M ar 31 5. fiaiMt SbHy 31 5. Hawy't Kirk chapel. Refreshments will be served. M lawk iT a lh d b a 32 i la w Siwlia 4-1 REGAL part of the Fire Department's fire prevention 357-461-014943 532410043 405 2$7-$73143512 153357-473351 6. U.’i E2 M6er 12-1 I. M 't Owt Oil For Only trust Frill lUAfMttu 131 U ittb Nn 31 7. IwyM kbr^ 31 7. Fbyn'i Sbtar ttCNI MEN’S SHOP The stage and concert bands of program, said William H. Conley, fire captain DQITN i Ta| li« For over one hundred years, generations have put their h\ l-NUrt-lM 1-1 . orami 131 t KaMM M t 131 3 Gay Katard 131 llichyRitty 1- Friwbc»-JiiM> IMh H n M l 311 Stb e 311 Rockville High School will present ai^ deputy fire marshal. 2-lrri-lirtirM 31 2-liw y-kb ■ 31 2- C M itM rir I IthOVC 11th C31S ‘The Complete Men's Store' trust in us...because we still feel that the warmth, the 9-2 3-3tt»-larrii 7-1 *1 !4h»Mt I 1. Tam Tam 32 1 (My Ha M 1. OreRdara kbaalee 32 free concerts this week. The stage Fire fighters won't install the units, but they 3QrW«»inbrl 2. «l|Mlack 1% MbcMty 4- 6»iii(irtt 31 4-6«biw4kirtt 4-1 4-kfl^kriica 7-2 t M littb 32 2. U T««a 7-2 strength and the sincerity that is shared is the basis of our i f-UmtMu I Or RiaIw ickt t 3 Ur Ta Sivefi band will perform Wednesday at 8 will arrange a visit to the home to suggest 00 5- Ciiriiw-CImM I 4-1 S-rrMcbct^H I 32 3 € « » k a 32 3 Otarbr Matm 7-2 3. Haarttniiw 10-1 3I|C every relationship. O M cw ilan 31 3FH$t»-Q)Mb I 7-2 f-l ihiolnmn I 4 b V ty l 2-1 4. Cawiry M 131 i MIy hnlRRan 131 THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET p.m. in a program of contemporary location of detectors and help in home fire es­ 3 lt w k ftwfw i 1- MfKlmZawa 5. L t'i Ti i Tarn Ted imai-mnu 31 7-hw-kii 31 7 -k u -k b ■ |.j 131 1 H. Ftacark 121 5. iach ksaa 2-1 5. MeaMe Gay jazz ensemble music. Marshall cape planning. To obtain the help, residents l ^ - M v a r l 7-2 0-kriHi 3larta«a 31 I Cmtimm NRler 7-1 t Oarraty 131 i 1.3't ItRRper 32 l-0 u n b 4 m a ' < MuMteaM MMOTaab 0. SharKwe Ob Nw-Iarra SN Mrkwi-O Uvt M kri-Ircirui I 131 7. MMa Iktt 7-1 7. Stranberry lam 7-1 7. ShkaelNy Onofrio is director. The concert band should call the department at 644-2443. S I24 U m 64S UOntUil tVU m tm 12-1 1 Oraam Waawr 32 3 RJL M Cress 12-1 Box of 12 053573031-053 137-163253123 o iM iM u n o 3 Uaka MWet and girls' chorus will perform Conley said smoke detectors, which can be vm son mn 3 r6 l3 1 S 6lh A 316 9th €311 12th TCC MANCHESTER VERNON 31 l-lm-knm 1- k|lr3ldi 1. H te'i RaN 31 l.WwdarOUw 31 1. UtMel frik 7-2 aosauiNtniEET Thursday at 8 p.m. The band will be purchased for under $50, are valuable devices Lim it 2 Boxes H I l i r a $Ra«fra 1. Kt kfbati TRI-CrrYKAU 24iiriiw-iei 31 2-Ffiwhci Cwraw 2- kri-Mw H I FiMiMkhoi 7-2 t Nan tm m ki t-1 IFaRRbFbt 32 3lrkMWird directed by Ruth Ann King and the if properly located and if a home fire escape o f Cups 3IN r » M-9|yb 31 3kri-kcar«N I 1 Ottawa 131 3 frifllar Pwtar 2-1 3 M b Hti 31 OPEN EVERY NIQHT TIL 9 OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 10:30-9:00 34mciM»kc4r«M M tOnrln ZlMw I 4. U ln t 4-1 4. %mpmmk 9^1 31 3S«(H0H chorus by Eileen Sullivan. The LWImb 4-1 44>wN(liw lOmMmm . kj O-OwaMrufin I i jJl't Mafia Or 131 i Vbbi SATURDAY TIL 8:30 SUNDAY 13:00 • 8:00 plan exists. The Fire Department doesn't en­ S jiriLm M 30r9w IR w n 5 k w k k o i ifialaRlIakfi 12-i 5. MwaabNi CanOy 131 S. Siwkey Ta#u 12-1 3 Naait Chat M U iW U d M i« |M 32 i RafrM 12-1 OPEN SUNDAY 12-8 P.M. Wednesday concert will be in the dorse any brand of detector and it does not-sell UnaHkn 32 3kc»-Umi 64Ri-kriMi O'! kfaw-COmu i bmar 31 FUNERAL HOME 74nfwaUml 7-2 7-liw*-kk I 7-OrtoilM^ 7. IktU ta Harry 31 7. Zab 31 7. Ibavy lad 31 MespbaMi school auditorium and the Thursday them, ( ^ le y said. k i Ftw Tifty Hve 226 SPENCER ST. 142 E, CENTER ST., MANCHESTER s TEL. 848-5310 1- lftiiTiBiub31 OleiriNni I 36iw-Mir I kl i^KaZMM 31 i ll'i SMcbkk 4-1 LPacwCaiidy 4-1 t Saadn IbteR one in the gymnasium. Music of the There is no fee or charge for the Fire SN0iteal4b«ir I Sb Ghnb-lkrel M QiKMmM MANCHESTER, CT. •137$24277W 621 527-743257 213133363312 MOrOMaOM HST KT - AMre b 10th CHARGE IT WITH MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD holiday season will he featured. Department service. StlMMMSN CtOQICn SKOAL » h bb r Rwbr b 6th MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 14, 1976- PAGE FIVE-B E*OB rOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 14, l»76 Herald angle Jones AFC quarterback Seaver shows loyalty for Mets Earl Yost

Sports Editor ByMILTRICHMAN Seaver has a good contract with the has been a 20-game winner four Seaver knows what fellows like Miller, representing the Players’ even spending a great deal of money with All-Star selections I'PI SporlR Editor Mets, one of the best there is, in fact. times in 10 years and although he had Reggie Jackson, Joe Rudi, Don Association. doesn’t automatically guarantee vic­ tory. NEW YORK (UPI) - Tom He gets better than $220,000 a year only a 14-11 log last season, only two Gullett and Bobby Grich received to “I think back to those negotiation for three years and has a conditional others were able to better his 2.59 sign with new clubs as free agents sessions when we were talking Paver’s ciub, the Mets, were in­ Seaver was waiting around to NEW YORK (UPI) - The from each of the 14 AFC cities. receiver Qiff Branch, tight end Dave Tommy Casanova of the Bengals was clause enabling him to top even that. ERA and he led the National League and he has heard how some feel all across the table, and the owners told terested in some of the free agents Baltimore <3oIts won only two Other members of the Colt offense Casper, tackle Art Shell and punter voted in at free safety. have his car serviced when the Good as his contract is, he's fuliy with 235 strikeouts. It was the fiftk this sudden free spending in baseball Marvin ‘we need a reserve clause,’ like Jackson and Gary Matthews, but Wild finish is a member of the Ithaca College games in two years... and then selected were nmning back Lydell Ray Guy. The four Steelers were all Oakland and Pittsburgh had five fellow who runs the place, a aware he couid’ve gotten himself time in the past seven years he d id ^ is getting out of hand. Marvin said, ‘why? To protect you they weren’t aggressive enough. jayvee basketball squad this Mitchell, the leading vote-getter with defensive players — outside players each named to the second man he has known for some even more money had he not signed that and the ninth straight year he "Generally, you only hear one side from yourselves?’ I remember those They didn’t wish to alter the salary Wild finish best describes the fiiull along came Bert Jones. season...Steve Armstrong is serving 32, wide receiver Roger ( ^ , tackle linebacker Jack Ham, middle team and Cincinnati had four back on with the Mets last spring struck out 200 or more batters. No of the story,” he said. “What about words very distinctly. In that sense, structure of the entire club, an idea 10 seconds of the New England Jones, the young quarterback who time, asked him how come he as commissioner" of the Church George Kunz and placekicker Toni linebacker Jack Lambert, comer- selected. after a long, sometimes bitter other major league pitcher has ever the other side? For the first time in he was postively prophetic.” which had merit providing other Whalers’ 5-1 loss to Quebec Sunday became a team leader early this hadn't played out his option Basketball League. He's also girls' Linbart. Chosen from Baltimore's back Mel Blount and strong safety Jones threw 24 touchdown passes exchange between him and the club done that before. history, ballplayers have some say in What Seaver is saying is that if clubs were willing to do the same night. Whistled off the ice at 19:50 season when he interceded with and gotten himself a quick two jayvee basketball coach at defense were end John Dutton and Mike Wagner. this season and Carr caught 11 of during salary negotiations. Under the way things are set up the direction baseball is going, in anyone is at fauit for all this lavish thing. So the Mets hung back a little were five Whalers, George Lyle, management for the return of C^d>- Manchester High...Weaver High in ~tacUe.Joe Ehrmann. Also chosen on the offensive line them. Mitchell caught three TD or three million the same way "1 feel that I have to nave some now, Seaver will be able to play out their game. That’s good, but they spending, it’s the owners, not the too long, and in the end they wound Tom Webster, Mike Rogers, Brad Ted Marchibroda after he was fired, Hartford has 126 boys report for Buffalo's O.J. Simpson, who had a were New England’s John Hannah passes and ran for five more scores a number of other players had. sense of loyalty even though I ques­ his option with the Mets when his also have to recognize their own players, and of course, he’s absolute­ up getting none of the free-agents. Selwood and Rick Ley with the Nor- went on to lead Baltimore to an 11-3 basketball practice, freshman in­ sensational final month of the season and Buffalo's Joe DeLamielleure at for the Colts and Simpson set an NFL "That's the same question my tion my own judgment when I think current contract ends two years from responsibility in ali this.” ly right. Not oniy does Miiler say the Seaver rather wishes they had. diques' Andre Boundrias. Jean Ber­ record and the Eastern Division title cluded...Big Mike Quesnel, who to win the NFL rushing title for the guard and Jim Langer of Miami at record Thanksgiving Day with a 273- father asked me,” said the Mets’ back to last spring and remember now. Does he have some personal reac­ same thing, so does Charlie Finley “Our ball club has as good a nier, Chris Bordeleau and Paul for the second straight year. pitching staff as you can find starred with Manchester High last fburU time in the last five years, center. yard effort, the best single game three-time Cy Young Award winner. how the Mets said they were con­ “I don’t want to play out my op­ tion to all the millions being spent on and all the other owners. Baxter also exiting. The two clubs On Monday. Jones and six other anywhere,” he says. “But we need winter, is performing in the same nosed out Pittsburgh's FVanco Harris Gncinnati veteran Coy Bacon, who rushing performance ever, and edged "I’ll lell you the same thing I told sidering trading me because of my ballplayers? The owners all want to win, but tangle again tonight in Quebec and Colts were selected to United Press tion,” he says, “but I’ll cross that help. I was certainly hopeful we’d get manner with Suffield Academy's by a vote for the other running back had a league-high 26 quarterback Walter Payton of Chicago on the final him," Seaver said to the automobile salary negotiations with them,” Yes, he has, and he goes back to they don’t wish to pay the price. Un­ the fur should fly...Telecasts of International’s 1976 American Foot­ bridge when I come to it. I’m not some, but it's their money and they basketball squad this season...Just slot. sacks, was named at the other defen­ day of the season for the rushing ti­ man. "There’s something called Seaver says. the negotiations of last spring, the fortunately for them, winning doesn’t Tuesday night Whaler road games ball Conference All-Star team. being an angel about it; I’m being a spend it as they see fit.” for the record, a half dozen offers Oakland, the Western Division sive end and Geveland's Jerry Sherk tle. loyalty. My mother agreed with me." ones between the owners and Marvin come cheaply. It's so expensive, that are expected to resume after the new Jones received 29 votes to easily The Mets’ ace will be 32 Friday. He realist." have been received from Herald champion, and Pittsburgh, which joined Ehrmann at tackle. Houston's Casper caught 10 TD passes for year. Dennis Randall, public outdistance Oakland's Ken Stabler. readers who are willing to put up won nine consecutive games to over­ Robert Brazile was selected at the Oakland and teammate Branch relations director reports. The awanls for females in next year's Stabler received just five votes as take Gncinnati for the Central title, remaining outside linebacker slot, grabbed 12 as he again went over 1,- original contract was for three road runnerup from the 42-man voting Five Mile Road Race. One man. who each placed four players on the team. rookie Mike Haynes of New England 000 yards in receiving, including six games, which have already been board, composed of three writers didn't want any publicity, offered Named from Oakland were wide ‘oined Blount at comerback and games of 100 yards or more. played...Eld Corcoran of Manchester two watches. All awards are offered phoned to say Manchester's Larry by the race sponsor. Nutmeg Forest, i S p o r ts I Lisciotti, the world's pocket billiard Havlicek’s leg ail offers of prizes over the years Indians home tonight champion, should not be overlooked from outside interests have been i sla te p when celebreties are invited to the Voting totals rejected...Bob Butler of Manchester i % Gold Key dinner of the Connecticut Patriots in good shape I’u csd a v ¥ is a freshman member of the UConn Sports Writers Alliance in February varsity swimming team. His I HVSKETIUl.L g disrupts Celts in New Haven...Skip Olander. • j', speciality is the freestyle...Long­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Tbe United against East Hartford I’, u s f II a r t f o r d a I baseball coach at Manchester Com­ time president of the Manchester FTess Inlemalional 1976 .American '• i Manclicslcr, 8 munity College, is the jayvee basket­ BOSTON (UPI) — For the first time in his 15-year career with Twilight Baseball League. Nick Conference .All Star team. (Votes by •A ury (Claslonhury jj new players and no Dave Cowens, the wait until Friday night. sive weapon in a 48-17 regular-season ly and set a fast tempo — as Ham- hard stuff but be was all football PK—Toni Linhart. Baltimore (12) win over the Raiders. Cunningham championship at stake,” Fairbanks campaign with a Charter Oak Hartford, 9-11 a year ago and a 59-44 \re n a ) i;) Celtics need all the practice they can bone Williams did for several years loser to Simsbury in its opener, is led player on Sunday afternoons, and a IVfense reinjured a bruised shoulder in Sun­ troubled by a head injury, went home said. "You always have to play well Conference date at 8 in Hebron. get. as a Celtic, Notes off the cuff good one to boot during his long DE—Coy Bacon. Cincinnati (26) day’s 31-14 win over Tampa Bay but to Cincinnati after Sumlay's game in to win. " Area games on tap find Penney by Joe Kasper and John Dixon. riitir s d a v Havlicek's sore knee, which in fact Cheney Tech led most of the way RkSKETBAl.L S Gyde Miller is handling game career...Wbai Rick Barry of the DEI—John Dutton. Baltimore (20) will be ready to play in the Patriots' Tampa but was expected to be back Fairbanks is preparing the High, 0-1, entertaining 1-0 Conard is holding up better than doctors Meminger might have made the against Somers but fouis sent the reports for the Manchester High Goldoi State Warriors handed out 19 DT—Jerry Sherk. Oeveland (22) first playoff game in IS seasons. Tuesday. Patriots slowly for the game. He High in East Hartford, 0-1 South 1 iiial I’eeli al Cheney j; expected, is causing a myriad of squad, if there were another roster hockey team and doing a first-class assists in a recent game it was an all- DT—Joe Elhrmann. Baltimore (18) Forte, a standout on the vastly im­ The offensive key against Oakland gave the players today off and Windsor High visiting 1-0 South winners to the foui line 40 times IVeh. 8 problems. Because he can’t practice, opening. But the Celtics must play job. Miller reports it costs each boy time high in the NBA for a forwad. MLB—Jack Lambert. Pittsburgh proved special teams unit, un­ IS Cunningham, who ran for 101 yards planned to hold workouts Wednesday Catholic in Hartford, 0-1 Rockville where it converted 25. The Techmen S i . Paul a I EasI :j:j Heinsohn has been forced to put iron- with 11 players in order to protect the on the team $150 for equipment. The The previous h i^ was 16. held by (28) OLB—Jack Ham. P ittsburg derwent surgeiT Monday for repair and caught passes for 94 yards Oct. 3 and Thursday. They will fly to High hosts 1-0 Windsor High in a Cen­ only went to the 15-foot stripe 18 (iaiholie (girls), 6:30 X man Jo Jo White (42.3 minutes per suspended Cowens and replacing players all pitched in and shampooed four. Elgin Baylor. John Johnson. 1301 OLB—Robert Brazile. Houston of tom ligaments and cartilage suf­ when the Patriots handed the Oakland Thursday evening and drill tral Valley Conference encounter, 0-1 times and that’s where the difference game) and Charlie Scott (37.2) Stacom with Meminger would have the carpets at the Bolton Ice Palace John Havlicek and Barry...AH the (13) CB—Mel Blount. P ittsb u rg (24) fered in Sunday’s game and will be Raiders their only loss of the season. lightly Friday, Bolton High is at 1-0 Coventry in a came. Bernie Ertei with 12 points through strenuous scrimmages, meant teaching another new player and received $300 ice credit time in feats were accomplished on home CB—Mike Haynes. New Eiigland (24) lost for all postseason play. "Our execution was good against COC ciash and Eilington High is at and Brian Brown with 13 led the which are necessary to acclimate the the Celtics’ system. playing surfaces...Fans who attended return. The budget for the team has SS—Mike Wagner. Pittsburgh (17) "Everyone else will be ready, them last time and our timing was Garden path Suffield as the two NCCC quintets get Beaver opening effort. Rham, 9-11 new players to the Celtics’ style. So Stacom ^tays, Meminger goes, been set at $5,000, Miller the Hall of Faroe exhibition game at FS—Tommy Casanova. Cincinnati though. " said coach Chuck Fair­ just right. A lot of things in that STORRS (UPI) — The University their seasons under way. last year, will be making its debut "I have to give Charlie and Jo Jo a the problem remains and the Celtics, the ^ringfield Civic Center Sunday SCOTT HYDE under new coach Larry Aldrich. reports...One reader asks if there is 171 P—Ray Guy. Oakland (17) banks. announcing linebacker Steve game were a lot easier than 1 would of Connecticut will take its 3-1 record Prior to head blow (rest) or else they'll be burned hands are tied. They have too many night bad good reason to ask for a re­ Nelson and tight end Russ Francis expect them to be this time." said out, " says Heinsohn. "They're tired any interest in organiiing a >«Tond Team to .Madison Square Garden for a test forwards now that Havlicek is Manchester High Booster Chib. It fund. No less than five New Yoik have recuperated from leg injuries. Fairbanks, a fourth-year coach from against Duke. 5-1, today. All three now and we still have three quarters Offense women golfers primarily a frontcourt player. will be interesting to see what reac­ Knick players were missing due to an Since National Football League the Universitv of Cftlahmia. Connecticut victories came in the of the season left. " assortment of reasons in the game WR—Isaac Curtis. Cinciimati (14) White and Scott have held the team Fred Saunders, picked up as a tion this is on the matter...Bob Hea- final minute of its games. Phillips resigns Officers and committee heads have against Washington. WR—Charlie Joiner. San Diego (14) together offensively in the absence of possible successor to Havlicek, has ly, former Manchester H i^ athlete. Bowling been named for the 1977 season in the TE—Russ Francis. New Elngland (4) coaching post Cowens. Until Havlicek's knee acted proved to be a valuable quick OT—Leon Gray. New England (15) Women’s Division at Manchester forward. But his abilities suffer in Country Club. up last month, Heinsohn was abie to OT—Jon Kolb. P ittsburgh (11) slide his veteran into the backcourt the backcourt. No other player on the OG—Gene Upshaw. Oakland (12) PEE WEE points, Bob Hartnett 17 and Craig Phillips has MlKRCVM'II.E- Ed Bur­ Lynn Prior has been elected resigned as assistant boys’ to rest one of the starting guards. But squad can fill the void. OG—Reggie McKenzie. Buffalo (9) Eight points by Brian Bill McCarthy 10 for bank 136-148-382. Don chairlady with Betty Lou Nordeen So the Celtics must endure with E track coach at Manchester Havlicek has told the coach he C—Bob Johnson. Cincinnati (8) Feshler and six by Biily Westown while Kevin Flavell 136-363. Mick co-chairlady. Evelyn Lorentzen will Havlicek’s balky knee, which turns 37 High, it has been learned. preferred to stay in the front court Holy Cross tops QB—Ken Stabler. Oakland (5) Prignano led Nassiff Arms Krav((6tka and Ralph Holmes 150-391, Dick Sim­ be secretary and Hilda Kristof — along with the rest of his body — in to a 27-12 win over In his letter of resigna­ treasurer. because he does not have to do as RB—Franco Harris. Pittsburg (17) Give the gift Pemberton each had 13 and mons 136-378, Nick Twerdy much running and does not have to April. They certainly will not ask him RB—Greg Pruitt. Cleveland (7) Manchester Poiice last Jon Schneider six for B.A. tion, Phillips noted he was 149-152-389. Dick Krinjak Janet Shaw will chair the tourna­ leaving because of “added cover the league’s younger, faster to retire because he still is valuable PK—Jim Turner. Denver (7) night at the West Side Rec. Gerald Myers pumped in 16 144-166-438. Dave Krinjak ment committee with Cora Anderson — on those pain-free nights. They'll responsibilities in the backcourt men. Harry Yorgensen had four points, Mike Roller 14 and 137-366. Bill Sheekev 139- in charge of handicaps. Isabelle Par- give the rest of their schedule the old Defense elementary (school) The problem is magnified by Kevin markers for the Police. Brad Miller 10 for Telso 170-4,35. Tom Greer 166-387, ciak will handle the rules group with Celtic try. which should be enough to DEI—L.C Greenwood, P ittsburg physical education Stacom’s inability to quarterback the New England poll while Doug Berk had a Jin'i Bell 149-386, Zip Sue Passman in charge of publicity. gain them a playoff spot if not a 14th (16) DE—Fred Cook, Baltimore (6) thafs tasteful, MIDGET department.” Sobiski 142-354, Tony Vann team when he is in the game. game-high 29 tallies and Hospitality wifi be headed by championship. C DT—Joe Greene. Pittsburgh (12) Especially in the absence of a domi­ Paul Mackiewicz had Bob Morrison 10 for Phillips has retained his 145. Don McAllister 161- Grayce Shea and Rose LaPolt with DT—Curley Culp, Houston (10) post as basketball coach at nant big man, the Celtics must run BOSTON (UPI) — Undefeated Holy Cross, bidding to regain eight points and Chris Fred’s. 403. Ed Ralph 135-357. Pete Joanne Hunt in charge of the cheer MLB—Randv Gradishar, Denver (6) nonstop to keep pressure on the op­ national status of a quarter century ago, was the unaninoous pick Blanchard six as F arr’s Bill Johns poured in 41 filing Junior High. Larson 141-379, Les committee. OLB-Ted Hendricks. Oakland (11) position. nipped American Legion, points and Tom Stalgaitis Christensen 158-371, Russ Joan King will serve as team cap­ of Division I coaches in the first weekly UPI New England OLB—Phil Villapiano. Oakland (8) Scott and White can pick up the inside and out 19-15, last night at the Com­ 37 more to lead Sportmart Wilson 352, Stan Jarvis 371, tain and state representative. basketball poll. CB—Ken Riley. Cincinnati (21) tempo of a game, penetrate the munity Y. John Paggioli to its win. Ron Riordan had Hank Frev 371, John Fox The Crusdaer». 5D and winners of CB-Lemar Parrish. Cincinnati (4) Sly Williams, who enrolled in Rhode had eight tallies and Glenn a game-high 51 tallies for 365, Onr 40 T un ol UiwxcWM tarviM last weekend's Colonial Classic at SS—(Jeorge .Atkinson. Oakland (10) Island a day before planning to start Dubois six for Legion. Bogner’s with Kent Smith ZODIAC- Sandra Miller Open 24 Hours Dally Boston Garden, received first place FS—Glen Eldwards. Pittdwrgh (12) In other action, Boland Recruit plan 185-457, Pat Bartolotto 179- his college career at FTovidence, has adding 16 and Dave White MANCHESTER HARDWARE FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE votes from aU 14 Division I coaches helped the Rams to wins over P—Marv Bateman, Buffalo <13) Qil outlasted Multi Cir­ STANFORD, Calif. 474, Carol Turner 175-460, Waterbary gains 12. Ed Fitzgerald had 26 877 Main Street in Downtown Manchester participating in the balloting and a Washington State and Manhattan. cuits, 25-22. Pat Cosgrove (UPI) — Stanford’s new Nancy McKeown 180-463, Eastern franchise perfect total of 70 points. points, John Driscoll 20, .Massachusetts. 4-3. was fourth ilunurahle Menloo had eight points and Joe head football coach says Dalelvne Siwik 200. WATERBURY (UPI) - The Crusaders have been out of the (Four or more lotes) Bob Kiernan 16 and John ,, WE ARE YOUR with 31 points. The Minutemen, Cosgrove six for Boland Toller 11 for Army & Navy he’ll take a new tack in Waterbury has landed a limelight since the late 40s and early Offense M©bil charter members in the new Elastem while Chris Petersen had while Bruce Hence had 15, recruiting players — going EASTERN BUSINESS minor league baseball 50s when players like Bob Cousy and WR—Chandler, Buffalo I E —None HEATINS OILS Basketball League, lost to Holy Cross 10 and Hal Whiting five for Don Grunnomeier 14 and nationw ide in stead of — Dave Gryzyb 168-407, team in the Eastern AA Tom Heinsohn played at Holy Cross. OT—Holland. Cincinnati in the Colonial opener but beat Circuits. Bob VonBargen 10 for emphasizing California Dan Frye 166-372, Paul League for the 1977 season, OIL BURNER « But with freshman Ronnie Perry Jr. Boston College in the consolation OG—Buehler. Oakland Collett, Gilberto 161-420, Bub fireplace joining veterans Chris Potter. Mike Dubaldo. talent. according to the Water­ HEATING INSTALLATION game. Baltimore Little. Miami C—Rudnay, JUNIOR Holmes 160-152-437, Al Vicens and Bill Doran, Holy Cross is bury Republican. Headquarters Connecticut, playing without Kansas City Webster, Pittsburgh Mickey Coulombe had 20 Bonini 158-395, Howie on the way bade. Negotiations between the 643-5135 sparkplug guard Joey Whelton. was QB—Grogan. New England RB-Cun- points and Scott Bayles 10 Pro tennis tournament Peters 153-376, Bill Zwick Waterbury franchise 315 Cenler SI. MancTiastM FTovidence, which lost a 67-ffi deci­ fifth with 14 points. Fairfield placed ningbam. New England 152-395, John Lavado 147- sion to Holy Cross in the Colonial as the Jazz nipped the owner, Fred Mascolo, and sixth with six points while Boston PK—Stenerud. Kansas City Yepre- planned in Springfield 384, Pete Scott 142, Ed nnal Sunday, was second with 46 Spurs, 43-42, last night at the San Francisco Giants College and Maine garnered a point mian. Miami Smith, New Elngland Miller 390, Sandy Hanna points. The Friars, playing without the Community Y. Mike SPRINGFIELD, Mass. were completed Monday, apiece. Gerela. Pittsburgh. national tennis Grand Prix. 383, Larry Aceto 375, Cliff academically troubl^ starters Bob Paggioli had 16 markers (UPI) - A $50,000 Waterbury lost its minor Points are awarded on a descen­ The tournament will be Jones 374, Dan Frye 372, Misevicius and Bill Eason, are 4-2. and Brian Shea 12 for the professional men’s tennis league team early this fall ding scale, with a first place vote Defense held in the Springfield Larry Seretto 372, Rick Rhode Island, also 5-0, corralled 41 Spurs. tournament will be held in when the Los Angeles worth five points. DE—Bethea, Houston Civic Center Feb. 7-13. Daley 366, Ron Joiner 366. Dodgers moved the club to points to take third place. Freshman DT—Holmes. Pittsburgh MLB—None Springfield in February, Tournament director lUSINESSMEN according to city and San Antonio, Tex. OLB—Jackson. Denver CB—None Four games at filing Edward Newton said the 1‘ARKADE JUN'IORS- The team that was in San SS—McCray, New England chamb'er of commerce of­ tournament wifi be held the ONIYIS Junior High last night saw Bob Tanner 206, Mike Jor­ Antonio then transferred to FS—Tatum, Oakland Darden, ficials. same week as a tourna­ •^Westown Pharmacy down dan 200-549, Ken Leitz 518, Lafayette, La. The Giants Geveland P—Wilson, Kansas City. Mayor William Sullivan ment in Miami, Fla., and, B.A. Club, 68-42, Telso get and Cornelius Harrington, Mary Vashalifski 179-453, farm club that was in Legend: WR—Wide receiver past Fred’s Athletic Club, entrants for both tour­ Matt Gluhosky 208-522, Lafayette is the team com­ TEl—Tight end OT—Offensive tackle of the chamber of com­ 57-51, Sportmart outlast naments won’t be known Roger Poudrier 534, Teri ing to Waterbury. OG—Offensive guard C—Center merce, said Monday 32 ten­ until Jan. 7. Bogner’s, 90-88, and Army nis players will participate Ferguson 177-481. DAKS LEFT Evert sports queen QB—Quarterback RB—Running back & Navy belt Dubaldo Elec­ in the Springfield Inter­ PK—Placekicker DEI—Defensive end tric, 91-61. 4 je' NEW YORK (UPI) - In a year DT—Defensive tackle MLB—Middle, national Tennis Classic, Forest Hills, was selected for the Craig Phillips had 19 Dart of the year-long inter­ dominated by outstanding perfor- award because of the way she linebacker OLB-Outside linebacker ipances by women athletes, tennis dominated her sport and because she CB—Comerback SS—Strong safety Polyester cord snow tires star Chris Evert reigns as queen. FS—Free safety P—Punter. A 7 8 13 M in i S p o rt b ltc k w e ll "symbolized in character and perfor­ as $ PkitM 7b I E 1 10CX)ME The 21-year-old Evert beat out a mance the ideals of sportsmanship.” Each long list of Olympic gold medalists “ I’m more surprised than COMPLETE GM low as... N o I r t d a in rtM d e d and cracked a previously male- anyone, ” said Evert. “ Whenever dominated circle Monday when she there's an Olympic year someone BLACKWALLS was named Sportswoman of the Year REPAIRS comes out of the woodwork who gets sut 1 Pric« Sin frtc* F(T by Sports Illustrated magazine. a lot of publicity. "Hiis year Dorothy Top performer • COLLISION ANDtSEffi S24 00 The magazine’s editors chose Hamill and Nadia Comaneci got a lot STORILS (UPI) — University of A 7 8 ) 3 1 7 5 " G 7 8 14 $39 00 2 5 5 Z9 00 Evert over female stars such as Connecticut star forward Tony Han­ • MECHANICAL 0 7 8 13 1 8 4 "! H 7 8 1 4 42.00 2 7 5 of publicity. In my mind, it was a 33.00 figure skater Dorothy Hamill, gym­ son was named Eastern College WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS C 7 8 1 3 1 9 8 F 7 8 1b 38.00 2 4 3 woman’s year. People are starting to 33.00 2 0 4 nast Nadia Comaneci, golfer Judy Athletic Conference player of the CARS AND TRUCKS C 7 8 14 G 7 8 15 40.00 2 5 8 appreciate women athletes more 34.C0 Rankin, skier Rosi Mittermaier and E 7 8 14 2 2 5 H 7 8 15 43.00 2 8 0 than ever.” week for his play in two games last Genuine Perte 37.00 |f 7 8 14 2 3 9 L 7 8 1 5 47.00 3 0 8 male performers such as baseball’s week. He had 68 points in the two Fectory Tretned Mechanics i----- , — , ATIMRnORD Evert is only the second woman to Joe Morgan, basketball’s Julius Er- be honored in the 23-year history of games. The week’s performance 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE LormicEsoNomRsimsHominmusmi ving, college football's Tony Dorsett the award and the first to win it out­ boosted his career total point output CALL 646-6464 and Olympic decathlon gold medalist right. Billie Jean King, who preceded to 1.400. [ilacing him second to Wes ’’V'! . I - Bruce Jenner. Evert as kingpin of women's tennis, Bialu.suknia's 1.673 on UConn's all- BROWN TIRE SHOP Evert, a winner of $375,000 on the shared the award in 1972 with ex- time career scoring list. The senior Carter Chevrolet MON.-FRI., 7 A.M. to 0 P.M., SAT. 8 A.M. to 4 P.M., JUMML circuit last year and the women’s UCLA basketball coach John is averaging 28 points and 12.3 The (iift Classic container, with a bottle of VO. inside, is yours at no extra cost. 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER i singles titlist at both Wimbledon and Wooden. rebounds per game. 333 MAIN ST.______646-3444______MANCHESTER PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Dec. U, 1976D MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec 14, 1976 - PACE SEVEN-B Notre Dame moves up to fourth Human Services agency | National Weather Forecast in h&op poll after beating UCLA seeks funds for buses She Keralh The Department of Human Services will cle would provide regular transportation CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 3ai request matching funds from the town to to the handicapped center that is planned headed up,the second 10, knocked UCLA from the points was again No. 2. climbed from ninth to sixth pay for the purchase of two buses to at the Nike Site. NEW YORK (UPI) followed by unbeaten (5-0) — Unbeaten Notre unbeaten ranks 66-63 Satur­ Kentucky, fifth last week, with triumphs over transport the town's handicapped and Mason said that he did not have a price day at F’auley Pavilion, replaced UCLA as the No. Michigan State and Wake Forest, which moved elderly, Alan Mason, directors! human PHONE 643-2711 Dame, which already estimate at this time on the cost of the two jumped from 86 points to 3 team. Virginia Tech. up two places to 12th, services, said Monday. buses. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD claims road victories 262 — including one first With last week's No. 4 Alabama, seventh, and Maryland, which improved The money will be asked for in the up­ "We've pretty much concluded that we over Maryland and place mention — from the team, Nevada-Las Vegas, Arizona, eighth, both two notches to 13th and coming budget, he said. don't want to buy the typical van that UCLA, has vaulted 42-mcmber coaches' panel. also meeting defeat, there dropped a notch in the CIcmson, 4-0, which leaped The department has already applied for most communities have “They're cheaper from 20th to 14th, The INDEX from 11th to fourth in Notre Dame, which plays were other teams with wake of the Notre Dame, a grant from the Hartford Transit and a little fancier, but they're not going Indiana tonight, is now 5-6. Notre Dame making ad­ San Francisco and North Atlantic Coast Conference District, which would provide federal to last," he said. N O T IC It ADVERTISING the latest college 1 LoM 8nd Found Carolina advances, while thus maintained four of its 2 — Micliigan remained the vances in the top 10. San monies to cover 80 per cent of the cost of The body of such a van is not heavy- P * r8 o n tli RATES basketball ratings by Francisco. 7-0. moved up Cincinnati moved up a seven teams in the top 20. the vehicles. The town would be expected duty. he said. The town. Instead, will seek 3 Announcam#nt® '’ ^ D l top-ranked team in the na­ 4 — Entartainmant 1 day — lie word per day the United Press from eighth to fifth after place to ninth and UCLA, S y r a c u s e , S o u th ern S A uctions tion with 21 first place to "match” this grant by paying the something more like a school bus, with — 3 day® . lOe word per day now 3-1. plummeted to I l l i n o i s , P u rd u e , un wi AIM t lovoc Au * International Board of votes and ,388 points, while wins over Houston. remaining 20 per cent of the purchase dual rear wheels and a “light truck" FINANCIAL 6 days — 9e word per day Tennessee and Utah, and 10th. Minne.sota, Indiana and cost. chassis. Mason said. 6 BondS'Stocki-Mortgagaa 26 days — 6e word per day Coaches. Marquette, which drew 16 9 — Paraonal Loans Nevada-Las Vegas Oregon completed the top 15 words $2.00 minimum For period ending 7 a.m., Wednesday, Dec. 15. During Tuesday The Fighting Irish, who first place nods and 367 North Carolina. 4-1, The handicapped vehicle would be Each vehicle would have a seating 10 — insuranca 20, H appy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch ■ night, showers and rain will be expected in southern Georgia equipped with a power lift to allow easier capacity of 20-24 passengers, he said. EMPLOYMENT entrance and exit from the bus. This vehi­ 13 Haip Wantad and Florida, while the rest of the nation can expect mostly fair 14 — Butmaae Opportunltiat Established Women's weather. Minimum readings include: (approximate maximum 15 - Situation Wantad Bowling League (UPI Photo) temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 40 I53|, Boston 28 152), ED UCATIO N Has Openings. 1^: Chicago 23 (36), Cleveland 28 ( 42), Dallas 35 (55), Denver 22 16 Pnvata instructions See The Early Birds, (51), Duluth 9 (21), Houston 41 (61), Jacksonville 58 ( 70), Kan­ Olga Korbut exhibits perfect form McNeese Slate scores the hard way 19 — Schoolf*Clissas Holiday Lanes. Spencer;^ Russian pyinnusl performs during ll-cily I S.A lour 20 - Instructions Wsntad sas City 27 (48). Little Rock 32 (53), Los Angeles 48 ( 68), Miami SHREVEPORT, La. players McNeese still team can compete with real proud to see us hang in The 16 suspended Penney sends town Street, Manchester, 70 (891, Minneapolis 13 (31), New Orleans 42 ( 56), New York 34 PEAL ESTATE Thursday, 9:00 a.m. (UPD — McNeese State managed to score in the anybody, there all the way and win players, including six 23 Homat for Saia (48), Phoenix 42 (70), San Francisco 48 ( 60), Seattle 46 (52) St 24 Lots-Land lor Sala Louis 24 (42), Washington 36 153). had to make its bid for a final minute for a 20-16 win "We played here tonight the game," Doland said. starters, were disciplined 25 — Invasimani Proparty little football respectabili­ because of a dormitory in­ 26 — Butinass Proparty over Tulsa — a victory without 16 players and lost "Our conference cham­ 27 — Rasort Proparty *******••*•••••••••••••••• ty the hard way. which Cowboys' coach our starting Ijuarterback pions can play with cident. Doland refused to 28 — Rail Esiaia Wsntad H elp W anted 13 Sixteen players on the truck traffic count Jack Doland said shows his on the first series. 1 was anvone ' elaborate on the reason for MI8C. SERVICES Southland Conference 31 Sarvicas Offarad DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis­ championship team had The J.C. Penney Co. has sent a truck Weeks with 120-129 trucks per day: 32 — Paintmg-Paparing tant for children's practice. Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 33 — Building-Conlracting Full time. Will train. Desired been suspended for dis­ traffic count to Town Manager Robert B, Weeks of Oct. 16; Oct, 23; Oct. 30; and 34 — Roofing-Siding Weiss. Nov, 27. 35 — Heating-Plumbing qualifications: Organized, HAIRDRESSING manager ciplinary reasons before 36 — Flooring assertive, able to interact wanted for young progressive Youthful,hard-working — 37 Movina-Truckina-Storaaa the first Independence The count covers the period from the Weeks with 110-119 trucks per day: shop. ApplJ in person, 739 MANCHESTER 38 — Services Wsntad with people, secretarial and Bowl game Monday night week of Dec, 6, 1975 to the week of Nov. Weeks of Dec. 20, 1975; Jan. 31; Sept. 25; ADVERTISING bookkeeping skills, desire for Mam Street, Manchester. YOU CAN’T M ISS.... RAILROAD SALVAGE 27, 1976. The list "shows the variation in Oct. 2; and Oct. 9. MI8C. FOR SALE personal growth Send resume and the Cowboys' starting bp buying this beautiful 41 Articles for Sale DEADLINE APPLICATIONS being taken - MHS swimmers ready quarterback was injured in weekly volume of trucks handled at a J.C. Weeks with 100-109 trucks per day: 42 — Building Supplies to P.O. Box 1, Glastonbury, SIX room Cape on treed 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Conn. 06033. For experienced accounts Penney site over the course of the year," Weeks of Jan. 17; Jan, 24; Feb. 7; Feb. 14; 12:00 noon the day before lot. Three bedrooms, the game's opening 44 — Livestock publication payable bookkeeper. Send living room with By LEN AUSTER "We have depth but I'm petition is that close, so George C. Fratt, catalog expansion Feb. 28; Mar. 6; Mar. 13; Mar 20; Mar. 27; 45 — Boats A Accessories minutes. •N O W O PEN ^ — Deadline for Saturday and SCHOOL BUS D rivers ■ resume to: T. Senuiten. c/o not sure if it will develop who II do the diving in the 46 Sporting Goods fireplace, formal dining Herald Sporlswriler But despite the missing SATURDAY SUNDAY MONaggFRI manager for the firm, wrote to Weiss. Apr. 10; Apr. 24; May 1; May 8; May 15; 47 — Garden Products Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Knowledge of Manchester P 0. Box 1127, Broad Street room, and appliancea fast enough for us to win. meets could be a good The figures listed are the average May 22; Aug. 14; Aug. 21; Sept. 11; and 48 — A ntiques necessary. Clean driving Station, Manchester, Conn. kitchen. Exterior recently 4 49 Wanted to Buy We have a lot of desire but question. Either way, the 7 DAYS — record. Five year auto vinyl sided. Asking $%,900 Youthful and hard­ number of trucks handled per day for the Sept. 18. PLEASE READ SANTA CLAUS - wanted for we have a lot of un­ locals look to be in pretty week. RENTALS experience required. We will l O l T o e S 1 0 > 9 m 10 i 9 S Weeks with 90-99 trucks per day: Weeks 52 Rooms for Rent train. Call 643-2373, between 9 15 minutes on Christmas Eve, FRECHEnES MARTIN working. — YOUR AD Raartora e4S-4144 knowns." Brindamour good shape in this event. A WEEK The traffic count had been requested by of Jan, 10; Feb. . 21; Apr. 3; May 29; June 53 Apartments for Rent and 1. approximately 6 p.m. Call 646- Brindamour hasn't BOLAND 54 — Homes for Rent That’s the early ap­ stated, "If we win we ll do Manchester residents who live in the area 19; June 26; July 31; Aug. 7; Aug. 28; and 55 — Business for Rent Classified ads are taken over 3381 for more information. praisal of Manchester it with firsts-thirds-fourths determined who'll swim of the proposed location for the industrial Sept. 4. 56 — Rasort Property for Rent Ihe phone as a convenience. ACCOUNTANT - Local cer­ or seconds-thirds-fourths where so it could be on a OIL CO. 5 / — Wanted to Rent The Herald is responsible for tified public accounting firm OPPORTUNITY for attrac­ High’s first-year swim­ park that would include the Penney Weeks with 80-89 trucks per day; Jan. 3; 56 - Misc for Rent only one incorrect insertion is looking for quality accoun­ tive, refined person, good MANCHESTER - For only We ll be counting on the meet-to-meet basis or an EST. 1935 RUBY VME HAS DONE IT AG AIN **** and then only to the size of the ming coach Ted Brin- catalog distribution center. Apr. 17; June 5; June 12; July 3; July 17; AUTOMOTIVE tants to join their staff. appearance, pleasant per­ $34,500 you can purchase a whole team. Taking firsts event-to-event criteria, 61 Autos for Sale original insertion. Errors which The following is a grouping of weeks by and July 24. — do not lessen the value of the Experience in accounting sonality to make up to $150 a large Six room Colonial. Huge damour about his isn't enough to win. " depending on where 62 Trucks for Sale week. Car useful. Phone 872- modern kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, FUEL OIL the number of trucks per day: Weeks with less than 80 trucks per day: 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale advertisement will not be cor­ auditing and preparation of all team. The Indian Brindamour, being in his Manchester can pick up Weeks with 149 or more trucks per day: Weeks of Dec. 27, 1975 and July 10. 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles rected by an additional inser­ tax returns necessary. 4515. big bedroom closets, makes 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile tion Compensation, fringe benefits this house an excellent buy. tankmen splash into first year, isn't sure what some points. One thing he AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Hom es Weeks of Dec. 6,1975; Dec. 13,1975; Nov. The highest average number of trucks and future potential excellent TRIM YOUR Christmas tree Vacancy. Call T. J. Crockett, to expect from his is sure of is "the kids have 24 HOUR SERVICE 66 Automotive Service their 1976-77 nine-meet 6; NoV. 13; and Nov. 20. per day was recorded during the week of 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease for career in public accoun­ with the extra $$ you make Realtor, 643-1577. schedule Friday after­ swimmers or from op­ been working super hard ' NOW! Roy Jefferson Weeks with 130-149 trucks per day: Nov. 13 (160). The lowest average number ting. Principals only. Please representing the world's ponents. Some of the top And that is a good sign 6 4 6 - 6 3 2 0 None. of trucks per day was recorded during the send resume. Apply Box B, largest cosmetics and MANCHESTER - A new fur­ noon at 3:30 against Manchester Herald. toiletries company. Show and nace, and new storms will local talent should include Schedule: Dec. 17 369 Cm ttr SL week of Dec. 27, 1975 (53). Penney High in East Mike Wasyluk, one of the Penney A. 20 Bulkeley H, Personals 2 sell beautiful gifts, cosmetics, curtail your heating bills in M an ch M tar □ N O T IC E S jewelry, etc. in your spare this big Cape Cod. Fireplace, 1 Hartford. senior co-captains along Jan. 14 Enfield H, 21 Fermi Hospital notes = ROOMMATE to share six FULL TIME Store clerk lime. Set your own hours - 1/2 baths, deep treed lot, are Brindamour has a 29- with Joel Mrosek, juniors H, 28 Conard .A. Feb. 4 Model C B R m Bo room Duplex, own room, needed for local 7-Eleven food pick your own , work days. some of the many fine store, midnight to 8 a.m. shift. Wayne Smith. John Wethersfield H. 11 East 70 Lost and Found Manchester, call 649-4153. Interested? Call 523-9401. features. Priced $36,900. Call man roster of which 14, Camilleri, 28 S. Adams St.; Rd., East Hartford; Donna Some cashier retail Beckwith and Jeff Hartford A. 18 Hall H. 23 This printing test ^ tte m is Discharged Friday; T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- almost half, are Leon Biathrow, 41 Tleerfield Smith, 124 Mark Dr., South experience helpful. Benefits 1577. part of The Herald quality Thomas Alaimo, Enfield; IMPOUNDED - Male Huskie. sophomores. Nine others Greenberg and sophomore Windham A. Most meets Ave., East Hartford; James Windsor; John Harris, include insurance, credit un­ control program in order to 23 CHANNEL MOBIU TNANSCEIVER Leonas Baltrukonis, 89 White, beige and black. Found are juniors with only six Bob Michaud, the latter in 3:30 p.m. McCurry, 33 Colonial Rd., Thompson Hill Rd., Colum­ on Route 6. Call Andover Dog ion and profit sharing, /^ply MANCHESTER - 86 East Lafayette St., East Hartford; in person at 7-Eleven Food seniors. How far the the longer distance events. give you one of the finest Bolton; Mary Pouter, 51 Sum­ bia; Kathy Moonan, 62 South Warden, 742-7194. □ EMPLOYMENT EARN Eldridge Street. One of the newspapers in the nation. Margaret Royster, 81 Vernon Store, 253 Main Street, younger tankers come Manchester has five WITH MICROPHONE AND MOUNT** mit St.; Thomas Mitney, 90 Rd., Bolton; Linda best buys in the area. Over­ Ave., Rockville; Eileen Manchester An Equal Oppor­ GOOD sized seven room Cape with divers, seniors Brian Cristelli, 14 Lewis St., East Brimwood Dr., Vernon. Scheideman, 86 Vernon St.; LOST - Miniature, female Help Wanted 13 along will determine how Double burial •Schnauzer. Name - Gretchin. tunity Employer, M F. three bedrooms, two and 1/2 well the Silk Towners do in Benito, Doug Schultheis NATIONAL $4 6 Q 9 S Hartford; Irene Downes, 15 Also, Robert Amoroso, 80 Louis Spadaccini, 145 Timrod SPENDING baths, family room with •MILTON. Mass. (U P D - Simmons Rd., East Hartford; Grey. Vicinity of Irene Drive, PHONE FROM home to ser­ the win and loss depart­ and Bob Stoker and Britt Rd., East Hartford; Rd.; Lillian Lavigne, 231C Vernon. Reward. Call 646- TEXAS REFINERY Corp. fireplace, garages, vinyl The parents of Boston Red Judith Ingram, 32 Jan Dr., Main St, vice our customers in the offers plenty of money plus MONEY ment. sophomores Paul Croteau JDVERTISED ’ 1 4 6 ” . Elizabeth Rowe, 560 Deming 0121. siding, storm windows and Sox pitcher Luis Tiant Hebron; Michele Hamon, 103 Manchester area, flexible cash bonuses, fringe benefits The bearded coach noted and John Orfitelli. It's been St,, South Windsor; Kristina hours, super earnings, 249- BOYS & screens, etc. We will consider were to be buried side by Elias, West Willington; Peter Burbank St., Ellington; to mature individual in taking your home In trade. the sophomore group is a indicated the top can't 7773. Manchester area. Regardless side today in a plot 1.500 Governale, 234 Brentmoor Marilyn Rogers, 38 Edgerton GIRLS Sensibly priced to sell at $58,- good one but that it hasn't really be distinguished of experience, write F.F. miles from their native Rd., East Hartford; Bruce St.; Anne Angeloni, 26 SALES POSITION - Straight 900. T.J Crockett, Realtors, reached its total potential. from the bottom, the com­ NOTICE Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery 643-1577. Cuba. Kearney, Rt. 31, Coventry. Woodland St.; Linda Gilbert, INVITATION commissions, leads furnished Corp.. Box 711, Fort Worth, 5 Evenings A Week 86 Forest St., East Hartford; PUBLIC HEARING to homeowners. Call 242-5402. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Also, Diana Edwards, 43 W. Tex. 76101. MANCHESTER ■ Six room E BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO BID Grant Hill Rd., Coventry; Susan McNeely, 13 Milford Colonial Cape. Modern Rd.; Henry Canavan, 68 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Sealed bids will be received FULL TIME Experienced Call Earlene Averett, 36 Irene Dr., in the Office of The Director kitchen. Three bedrooms. Vernon; Tracy Pouliot, 42D Garden St.; Steven Heal, 27 CONNECTICUT Work at horn® in tpar® dm®. Earn clerk typist 35 hour week Fireplace, garage. $33,900. La f M ' M of General Services, 41 Center $250. per 1000 itutting 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 Spencer St.; Denise Pezzenti, Ashland St. THURSDAY, DECEMBER Collection Services, 1010 .Main Penta Agency, Realtor, 646- Street, Manchester, Connec­ •nv®lop««. Send stamped, tatf- 47 Brewer St., East Hartford; Discharged Sunday: Louis 16, 1976 addressed envelop® to Terry Street East Hartford 2440. ticut until December 28. 1976 Rita Kelsey, 141 Center St,; Kay, 639 Tolland St., East The Board of Directors will Lan® Enterprises. P.O. Boi 269, at 11:00 a m. for the Hobari. indiana 46342. RECEPTIONIST - Busy den­ She BeraliS Hartford; Gilbert Wright, 66 conduct a public session MANCHESTER - 5-4 Two PHCE Todd Whitney, 159 Avery St,; following: tal office in Manchester Linda Garnelis, 895 Center Mather St.; Elizabeth Moriar- Thursday. December 16. 1976 Family, Separate furnaces. Alterations for physically seeking experience mature Three car garage Centrally St.; Melissa McGee, 27 Lilac ty, 22 Fairfield St.; Annie from 6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. in OVER 30 YEARS LEADERSHIP IN MARINE ELECTRONICS ★ handicapped at Nike Site receptionist Duties include: located in Business Zone If. The better way St.; Susan Foisey, Hartford; Luurtsema, Storrs; Joyce the Board of Directors Office Appointment scheduling, Buildings ESTABLISHED Realtor has $30s. La Penta Agency, Donald Therrien Jr., 71 Diane Kelley, 5 Beech St., East in the Municipal Building to phone, bookkeeping, light The Town of .Manchester is opening for highly motivated Business Opportunity 14 Realtor, 646-2440. Hartford; Edward Edgar, 108 hear comments and tvping Heavy public contact. c Dr,, Vernon. an equal opportunity salesperson with real estate Broad St.; Karen Sundin. 51 suggestions from the public. Four day week, salary SMALL ENGINE Service ASSUMABLE Mortgage - 7%. Discharged Saturday: Roee employer, and requires an af­ license. Ask for Mr, Bissell, Guay, 20 Lynn Dr., Vernon; Ridge Rd., South Windsor; negotiable. Send resume to Corporation expanding dealer Three bedrooms. Your fur­ PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA MODEL CB Future sessions will be held firmative action policy for all Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. PO Box 289, Manchester, niture will fit! Plenty wall '2569 Bertha Duhring, 6 Goslee Dr.; June Buggie, Marlborough; the first Tuesday of each network. No experience of its Contractors and Vendors Conn. 06040. necessary. Complete training space. Lots of closets! Cen­ to Francois Mathieu, 495 Tolland Margery Bialeck, 81 Carriage month from 9:00 A M. to 11:00 PART TIME - Sales - If you Dr. as a condition ot doing are area professional program. $500. investment tral, convenient location. Tpke.; Eunice Grimason, A M. and the third Thursday business with the Town, as per MATURE PERSON ■ To work required to start your own Reduced to $36,900. Keith 108G Biuefield Dr.; Milton Also, Nancy Lewie, 54 Jerry, salesmen in the day time and full time. Monday - Friday. of each month from 6:30 P.M. Federal Order 11246 want to sell at night and make business. Ideal for retired or Real Estate, 646-4126 , 649- 23 CHANNEL AM®25 WAH 46 CHANNEL 55B* to 8:30 P.M, in the Board of Bid forms, plans and Apply in person, Swiss Colony. part time. Details on request. 1922. more than your day Job.., it's Nianchester Parkade. Directors Office. specifications are available at fun and easv!G' Call Mr, Sir Barker ESCA Field the General Services Otfice, Douglas, 525-§134. Training Division Box 619, MANCHESTER - Reduced Pascal A. Prignano, Wading River, .New York. again to $46,900 . 6-6 Duplex. Secretary 41 Center Street, Manchester, AHEAD PLAN EON 1977 SSB/AM SIDEBAND CB MARINE MOBILE SALES PEOPLE - Older Grow with Lisa in your 11792, Three bedrooms each. Board of Directors Connecticut. Garage Immediate occupan­ B la c k & D e c k e r Town of Manchester, multi-million dollar company state, area. Be a ladies Manchester, Connecticut with young ideas has openings LIQUOR STORE ■ Good going cy. La Penta Agency, Connecticut Lisa Jewelry fashion Dated at Manchester, Connec- for people who are looking for business. Be independent. Realtors, 646-2440. na onauyjocqss Robert B. Weiss, demonstrator mgr. You TRANSCEIVER 69 CHANNELS ^ ticut this 3rd day of a future, in sales and manage­ $22,000. Hutchins Agency, 646- must be able to wear the 3166 MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex December, 1976 General Manager ment. Opening due to in-house ADVEirilSED O D U U8T promotions. This company latest line of fashion with separate heating retire jewelry, book, train, and systems, wall-to-wall carpet, TIME-SAVERS has more financial success stories than any other in New recruit. Call for Lisa's □ EDUCATION convenient location. High England, no limit on what vou generous comm, schedule $30's. Zinsser Agency, 646- Black & Decker, can earn. Call Doug Baskin, free 800-631-1258 1511, LEGAL NOTICE 525-9134. Private Instructions 18 YOUR CHOICE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT MANCHESTER - Four NOTICE OF PART-TIME help needed for CLEANER • HANDYMAN • REMEDIAL READING and bedroom Cape with shed ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO SEC. 144 OF THE fitting and drilling bowling For bus fleet. Driving ability math:ilndividualized work dormer, first floor family ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER balls Must have experience. necessary. Part or full lime. program, (lst-8th grade) by room with Franklin stove, fireplaced living room, gar­ * 2 6 ” ENTITLED Inquire at Vernon Lanes, Call 9 a m, ‘til 4 p.m.. 644- Masters degree teacher 568- Route 83, Vernon. 1531, Post Road Stages. 8075. age and more, $40's Zinsser “MANCHESTER DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION" Agency. 646-1511 3/8" VariBhIa Speed In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 neversing Drill TOOL DESIGNER SHIPPING, Receiving and and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ Experienced, in aircraft type Inventory Control Clerk. □ REAL ESTATE TAX SHELTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS. 1/3 HP (max. motor output). Pick tion of Amendment to Sec. 144 of the Ordinances of the Town Experience not required. COVENTRY - Large ten room sheet metal development, Colonial. Priced at only $39,- An ordinary worker could retire with $290,592,46 in his tax sheltered Heritage the speed Ip suit the job. of Manchester, December 7, 1976 by the Board of Directors overtime and benefits. Inter­ Willingness to learn and work of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut as follows: hard important. Write Box Homes For Sale 23 900. Four or five bedrooms, Savings IRA (Individual Retirement Account), based on today's interest rates Double Insulated viewing 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 646- two baths, fireplace. 3 4 acre. AMENDMENT TO TOWN ORDINANCE 4048, Dynamic Metal 415, Roekville. Conn. 06066. and tax laws. The worker in our example would deposit the $t 500 annual MANCHESTER - Large Two Lessenger Co.. Realtors, 646- Chapter 144 of the Ordinances of the Town of Manchester, Products Co. Inc., 422 North 8713, 423-9291. maximum at today's 734% interest from age 30 to age 65. The tax savings alone Variable Speed Jig SatN MANCHESTER DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, is hereby Main Street, Manchester. NOTICE - Now hiring - steady family, eleven rooms, con­ work - Starting to take venient location, reduced to would put him $ t53,345 89 ahead—just be.cause he used a Heritage IRA PACE CB 162 BASE» MOBILE 1/3 HP (max, motor,output). Choose amended as follows: COVENTRY NORTH - Im­ applications, for full time $35,000. Paul W. Dougan, account. The Heritage IRA account sure is a BETTER WAY to save for retire­ 23 CHANNELS CB/AM TRANSCEIVER Ihe sjieed to suit the job. Calibrated It shall be known as the MANCHESTER ECONOMIC EXPERIENCED Window maculate seven room Raised 110 VOLT cleaner - Steady work. Must employment. A number of Job Realtor. 643-4535. ment—$153,34589 better in this case. These figures are for IRA accounts 12 VOLT ihoe tills lor bevel cuts. Double DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION. Ranch Large rooms. 1 1 2 AC insulated, no (rounding needed. 7580 be reliable. Equal Opportuni­ opening to be filled. Phone baths, fireplace, beamed with a $1500 annual deposit maximum. Keogh accounts lor tho self-employed 90 DAY FACTORY WARRAHTY DCorMTTElY Section 144-1 is amended: ty Employer. Phone 649-5334. 528-3869. between 9 and 2 only. DUPLEX - Rambling 6-3. The Manchester Economic Development Commission Fireplace, carpeting, ceilings, rec room, two car 4 accumulate even more funds with a $7500 maximum If you don't have a CtWniTMUTO shall be composed of 15 electors of the town who shall be ap­ aluminum storms, trees, $445. garage, acre lot. Excellent pension, ask at any of our offices about tax sheltered retirement savings. You area. $42,000. Lessenger Co., 4 0 CHANNELS pointed by the General Manager. Of the members first ap­ Announcemenie 3 Announcements income. $36,900. Hutchins pay no income tax on the money you deposit and none on the interest it earns. NOWMlFa USE IT AT HOME Agency, 646-3i66. Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. ITPAK pointed three each shall be designated to serve one, two, You are taxed only as you wilhdraw funds during retirement when you are three, four or five years respectively and thereafter IN YOUR CAR $36,900 - Tremendous Cape of PRIVATE SALE ■ Two likely to be in a lower lax bracket. DEADLINE DEC. 31. To qualify for IRA or members shall be appointed to serve for five years effective six rooms and garage, located bedroom Condominium Home Keogh you must act by December 31. Now is the lime to arrange your lax IN YOUR BOAT November 1 of each year. Any vacancy in the membership of PUBLIC NOTICE on Greenwood Drive. The lot in Manchester. Quick oc­ sheltered retirement savings account. the commission shall be filled for the unexpired portion of is 50 X 213 and the owner is cupancy, with no need to S 9 1 f i NATIONALLY the term by the General Manager. anxious. T.J. Crockett redecorate This home has ADVERTISED Section 144-2 — Same All charitable and non-profit organizations wishing Realtors, 643-1577. ^ many desirable features. Call 646-0491, after 5 p ni. VALUE Section 144-3 Same to have thair Public Announcements publishad tree Section 144-4 Same STORE FOR Business - With Blacks Decker, In this space are urged to contact Joe attached two family 5-5 in VEKNON ■ Three bedrom Section 144-5 Same Ranch. Excellent condition, Section 144-6 Same McCavanagh, General Manager ot Regal Mufflers business location. $51,900. 7-1/4” Circular Saw Black sDeoker, Merritt Agency, 646-1180. $37,000, by owner Call 643- ireal buy in a This Amendment shall take effect ten (101 days after this of Manchester. Space will be alloled on a lirst 2045. • FULL LEGAL OUTPUT ;eneral’Purpose saw. Finishing Sander publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) coma, first served basis. TWIN ANTENNA level and depth i A d I® 10.000 Orbits pet VERNON - Owner must sell. days after this publication of this Amendment a petition Three bedroom voung im­ FOR MIRROR MOUNT P0WER«M0DE UGHTS idjuslmenls easily minute lor taster and ^ M anchester signed by not less than five (5) per cent of the electors of the" maculate Ranch. Emma made. Sawdust ejects smoother sanding and 1 1IV« JUST OVER T H IR H ...... TRUCKS or VANS • PA CIRCUIT«SRF METER ■way from culling line _ _ relinishing Sands A v Town, as determined from the latest official lists of the Lane. $37,000 Immediate oc­ Heritage Savings Juts dressed Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk cupancy. Broker. 236-3851, (or this clean six room ; 4 o $ ^ 9 9 9 Gush on 3 sides. • MICROPHONE AND 2x4'sal45° 7399 Double Insulited. 7404 requesting its reference to a special Town election. 523-7111. older Colonial with three . & Loan Association • Since/891 large bedrooms, natural, COMPLETE WITH HARDWARE Pascal A. Prignano, Esquire RegalSSS.?/ ^ ------/ MOUNTED BRACKET INC. Secretary ,,JVENTRY - Six room woodwork, enclosed porch M«in 0«ic« 1007 Main S i. M«nch#*l«f 649-4506 • OfRct Spenc«f S i, M inchntfr 649-3007 Board of Directors Hr Mli'tiM’iii f nlonp Milk n •uiirrmr iifnilmi. Raised Ranch with fireplaced and garage. MANCHESTER HARDWARE living room, paneled rec Covtniry OMic« Rout* 31. 743-7321 • Toilsnd OMic« H i 195. q u a rt# f mil® lo u th o l 1-86. E * il 99. 872-7367 877 Main 8tr**l * Phone 643-442B Manchester, Connecticut FRECHEHE a MARTIN H®riUg« Montymarh®! in Frank’* Supfrmark®!, Eail MiddI® Turnpik®. Manch®al®r Corner ot Broad RAILROAD SALVAGE TERMS^BANK AMERICARO^MASTERCHARGE^CASH — Fr** Parking n **t ot Our ator* — room, three bedrooms, gar­ Realtors 616-4144 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 7th day of and Canlar SIraal Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. • 6p age. Asking $39,900. Zinsser December 1976, Phone 646-2112 Sal. . . . 8 a.m. - 12 noon Agency, 646-1511. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tue»., Dec. 14, 1976 ACROSS 66 Compitt Aniwtr to Pravloui Punia MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 14, 1976- PAGE NINE-B point W tn fd Id Bur 4$ Apurtmunf for ffwit M Offteat-Slont tor Root 5S 1 Enargyunit U ID U L lt] Charlss M. Schultz For Baby's Crib 4 Ttit DOWN s n ANTIQUE FURNITURE - MANCHESTER • ElA t room 6 MontrttI □ d PSYCHIATRY aocks, Glass Dolls, Statues, House, Appliances, J.D, world’iftir 1 Chin ihialda u a n c3 Real EsUte, 646-1960. OFFICE SPACE Dear Abby 2 Not (at n n n a n t n Paintings, Toys, Guns, 12 Jaou* udun nnn nuBiu Swords, Musical Instruments. FOR SENT moflogratn 3 Farm agancy MANCHESTER - Three room 13 Pontotnlma tbbr.) D a a i B HE SAlP TD THE ZOO Post Cards, Steins, or what □ □ □ a Another"c ,minus apartment in a two family 1150 square feet, center o fl By Abigail Van Buren 14 ______4 Logot KEEPER," I'VE eOT SOME have you? 646-26S0, Call 1 Manchester, air conditioninf andi D O D E] □ I. I'— CAU anytime, 646-1882. house. Appliances, utilities. BFKkanridgt 5 12, Roman □EUD GHaD 600P6NU5 FORWANP parklnf. Call 04M051. " 6 Protozoan MY $175. J.D. Real EsUU, 646- 18 0fftr • T □ □ r i n E i A SaWeBAPSNUSFORVOUi" Ini' oo 1980. 16 Coffin otand 7 SImpIt e A u B in D E I E iD B ? A n T 17 Monty 8 Prlntar’i i T □ d l T H 1 mtaaura (pi.) Jl P U M S H gR / MANCHESTER - Five room EAST CENTER Street - 540 optning n H 0 • E A Rooms tor Root 82 DEAR ABBY; Tell me if I’m wrong, but I do not 16 Entanglo 9 Ptrcutilon In- apartment. Two bedrooms and 300 square foot offices. appreciate receiving a card at Christmastime informing me and den, or third bedroom. 20 Pillat ttrumant 29 Orginlitd 46 RIvar In Modern first floor. Central that a gift in my name has been sent to the starving criminal ESSEX MOTOR INN - W eel^ Stove and refrigerator in< _ . . ______-- starving 22 CIA 10 EKparti England Tha\*5 heat and air, ample parking. children of Bangladesh, the earthquake victims of pFadtctiior tocitty CliribfMHK IM US rjl 00 rooms, single $56., double $89. eluded. 210 per month, ^ u r i - 6431180. 11 Kind of grain 49 Hanker plus tax, continental Guatemala, or a handicapped war veteran. 23 Ruiilin Fivor 19 Qanatlc 30 Ftthartd 61 Flying lauctri U required. Amedy Realty, 26 Pinch 31 Son of Sath breakfast, maid service, color I personally donate to many worthy causes, but I also mitarlfl (tbbr.) WINTHROP MANCHESTER - 700 square 27Taal 32 Quiz TV, utilities, parking. Call, send my friends and relatives Christmas gifts and cards. 21 Ganatic feet newer light Industrial 30 Scontad bog 35 FIrat parson 53 Llaa 646-2300. NEWER 4 1/2 room Duplex - m c e . Many possibilities, When I get one of these "a-glft-in-your-name” certifi­ 33 Eoiay malarial 54 Ballarina’t F=UNNV/ cates, I feel that I am being used as a tax deduction, which (abbr.) 38 PtraonilltY Appliances, carpeted, base­ per month, lease. Hayes 34 Colli, volley 40 Former- itrong points MIcksy Finn — Morris Wsiss S C M B C 7N E PLEASANT CLEAN - fur­ ment laundry hook-up, is no gift at ell. Care to comment? 24 Blood vtiulo 9 Corporation, 64^131. 36 Whit gantratlon 55 Chriitmai EUiSB A6KEP nished room. Centrally enclosed yard, private USED IN DURHAM, N,C. 37 Ont (Gif.) 26 I (Gar.) 43 Noun lufliK 57 Buihy clump W HEN OO M E T H e aA M E located for working person. parking. No peU, security. MANCHESTER - Any size 39 Fiddling 27 Irlfh dlih I WOULD RATHER AVOID V A/0*V IS IT 1 / NO-NO T IF YOU Call 6468505. 46 Altarint (Brit) V O J 'THIN© OUST Call 6439258. manufacturing, warehouse ompoFor 26 Ptnntyivtnia THAT* I'M HERE ON A PURELY ASKIN’ TOO 0 c a n SATISFY ME G O -tO THIS/ACBNIN©. space. 2,000 square foot to 41 Nogotlvoo port 47 Study 59 Actor Backua I'M NOT CALLINO OFF MV SURVEIL­ PERSONAL MATTER—AND THAT'S M U C H TO BB S t h a t YOU'RE BEDROOM - Share 1 1/2 DEAR USED; I disagree, in my opinion, one of the more 42 Trianglot LANCE UNTIL I KNOW WHAT YOU'RE WHY I'M USIN' AN ASSUMED AFFORDBD THBI t e l l in g THE FIVE ROOM Two bedroom 100,000 square foot. Brokers 1 T“ 3 4 6 7 • 6 id 11 Pffll/ACyOF Vr, TRUTH! ^ - e c H o o u , baths, kitchen privileges, with Duplex. Central location. civilized practices of recent years is donating to charity 44 Eirliait bom • UP 7 0 / SO IF you WANT TO CHARGE NAME/ I WANT NO PUBLICITY/ f v s m z ' i protected. Call Heyman ME WITH HARASSMENT, GO RIGHT AN ORDINARY A - f owner and one other tenant. Available January 3rd. Call Properties, 1-2231206. Instead of giving extravagant gifts to those who already 46 Eloctrlfitd 13 13 14 C m ZBN !'? Security and references. 643 646-7769. have more than they need. Knowing that a starving child, ptrtlclt W H D W ^ 47 Small IS 16 17 — 7630. an earthquake victim or a handicapped war veteran had IT? Wanted to Rant 87 whirlpool □ CHARLES APARTMENTS - received help in my name would be gift enough for me. 11 16 20 21 32 <4 CLEAN, PLEASANT Room 48 Spiom iZ-k* Deluxe 4 1/2 room townhouse. for rent. Linens provided. TWO BEDROOM Apartment • 60 King____ 23 24 31 26 Dl»- One and 1/2 baths, all 52 Baitball Central location. Call 646-3109. appliances, 2 air conditioners, $150. to $170. Garage. Small nicknimo 27 31 26 30 31 33 caipeted, heat and hot water, child and cat. Call ^-5071. DEAR ABBY; How would you handle the following 4 problem if you were “Boy C"; 56 Suto (Fr.) Apartwanta For Rant S3 patio, soundproofing, washer 58 Japantia 33 34 3S 36 and dryer hookups, storage, Boy A took a new school book (school property, too) volcano H om u For Safe 23 Retl Estate Wantad 28 Arttclaa tor Sala 41 Articlaa tor Sala 41 WE HAVE customers waiting basement garage. 646-0800, □ AUTOMOTIVE loaned to Boy B and defaced it terribly. Boy B was not 60 WrlRon 37 31 36 40 41 MBtGXMdaiawxfixiHiaK for the rental of your apart­ 646-1540. around when this happened, and the only one who saw him avowal of a 43 43 44 41 Manchester MAY WE BUY your home? STEREO - Slimline custom ment or home. J.D. Real do It was Boy C. dabt Quick, fair, all cash and no console 4-speed stereo, hi-fi Autos For Sala 81 9R00M BUVMG CHfUSTMASK Estate Associates, Inc. 646- THREE ROOM Apartment - Should Boy C tell the teacher what he saw? 61 Outar (prtfi«| 46 47 problems. Call Warren E. model 175L Approximately 1980. 62 Scandinavian Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermssr RAISED RANCH Heat, appliances, second NEED C A R ^^redit bad? WORRIED SICK Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ; TREES ! 168 albums, two record floor. $160 per month. Securi­ god 41 46 SO 11 12 S3 S4 SS 5 Bedrooms, 3 Full in town l m n c i stands, carrying case. 643- Bankrupt? Repossessed? S , strMi (B« I K LOOKING for anything in real ty deposit, references. Call A darling coverlet for 63 Babylonian IN FACT, r USED A WHAT ARRRGH/ Baths, Carpeting, SELL YOUR House through pof bam). WMkan^ 11-< or byw 9900. Honest Douglas accepts baby’s crib in embroidery daily St S7 S6 S6 60 CARLYLE READS BOSH/I LEARNED M{ appointmant. M M 128. Tag aodS estate rental - apaiments, after 6 p.m. 646-5485. AND Appliances J. Watson Beach Real Estate homes, multiple dwellings, no lowest down, smallest with patchwork border. DEAR WORRIED: On the principle that every citizen 64 Lom hair TOO MAMY A LOT OF GREAT COUPLE LAST NIGHT WERE I V cut al your cowYonlanca. I payments. Douglas Motors, 61 12 63 Lexington Company. Professional real iaCBriMMCIBCMCXMMliefifi 7 FOOT SCOTCH Pine - fees. U Il J.D. Real Estate No. 2263 has transfer has a duty to report a crime of which he has knowledge. 66 Covtftd with COMIC BOOKS.' ^ WORDS FROM WHEN EMILY CAME THEY AIEEEEEE) Priced Reducedll ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- 345 Main, for puppy, color chart, estate service for nearly 50 Christmas tree, $17.00. Call Associates, Inc. 646-1980. room apartment. Stove, Boy C should reveal who defaced the book belonging to liguret 64 6S 66 COMIC BOOKS/ HOME FROM years. Call our Manchester of­ 6439114. full directions for cover­ ■4 FIREWOOD FOR SALE - By refrigerabr, references. No let. Boy B. In so doing, however. Boy C is justified in asking for SHOPPING.' fice, 647-9139. WE PAY $15 for complete (M W M AFfH IM TIHflliSi ASSN I trunkload, truckload, cords. MANCHESTER One peU. $170. 646-3167, 228-3540. TO OSDta, lins TSt lor ucll pit- anonymity. Otherwise, in today’s climate of violence, an Building SuppHoa 42 bedroom apartment available junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland \ Call 6232823, 2898243, 644- Auto Body, 5231990. tim, pifll 2St for poiUit ind act of good citizenship could become an epitaph. PLANNING TO SELL? - Our 2169. at the Theresa. Excellent SoodJIni. counseling can help without, NATURAL STONE for location on Main Street. PARTS Department now open ANNl CAIOT of course any obligation. NIKORMAT FT Camera with retaining walls, veneers, Located on the busline across Manchoetar Ivanlos HsraM Win at Bridge DMUTO ENTQUIIISCS Saturdays. Complete line of m Odegard Realty, 643-4S65. new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, patios, etc. Pick up by the from shopping, bank and 11S0 A , al Amarleaa DEAR ABBY: Although 1 have a full-time job, take care pound or delivery by the ton. Large variety of Apartment* at$d, Chrysler parts. Chorches Now York, N.V. loose and works perfectly. Great church. Price includes wall- Townhouse* Ihroughou' of our home and three children, I still find time to make all 4 WANTED By semi-retired Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Motors. 649-3646. Prist Nlms, Pdrtii with ZIP camera for the begmner, oi to-wall carpeting, dishwasher Manchester. CODE and Slyld Nnmhtr. my own clothes. I am very proud of my sewing ability, and woman, reasonably priced 6433163. and all kitchen appliances. RmM OWco op«n daily Nuisance bid aids play LOOKING FOR a home you the professional. $200. Call 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, 1977 ALBUM with a bound- I certainly save a lot of money. can be proud of in a low price three or four room apartment 647-1601 before 2:00, or after Ideal for elderly person or Sat 10-i, Suffdtf in Manchester area. With Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 factory-air, power windows, in "All-Season G ift Book” I receive many compliments on my clothes, and when 1 NORTH I2-I4 range? We have it! Well built 5:00 p.m. couple. $200. per month. No 646-1021 of 24-pages! Price. ..$2.00. After West opened the six of appliances, heat and hot pets. Damato Enterprises, tilt storing wheel, am/fm, tell people 1 make them, they appear to be amazed. Most AAK96 5 and spotless Cape, with 230-A Ntw Slate Road CB radio, Barack tape player. mso THESE BOOKS STS1.3S EACH. hearts and East played the fireplace, eat in kitchen, full water in two family house, or DOG-CAT BOARDING 646-1021. say they thought I buy them at one of the most expensive »74 DOMESTIC RADIATORS - MANCHESTER Must be seen. Reasonanle. Hs. O.flO-BlUE HIOOOH OUILTS. «K94 queen. South had a problem. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence cellar, expandable attic. small apartment complex, in Various sizes. Good for steam bathing/grooming. Complete Contalni ilittiB lovelp qnlltt. stores in town. He could duck and hold back Dealer. 643-2791. My husband tells me I am wrong to tell people I make «K75 Excellent residential area. good location. Call 646-3373. or hot water heat. Call for modern facilities. Canine PRESIDENTIAL Village No. 0-t1T-OUILTS ON PAHAOE. his ace until the third lead of 130,900. Act today! Keith Real Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Apartments - Near churches, Dlrtctloos for ilitian qsllts. my own clothes. He says I should let them think I paid a OH. EA5V1...THAWKiWK V HEY. NOWl STOP THAT C'MON NOWl TELL OL’ EASY details. Amedy Realty, 875- TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, the suit. That duck play would h e a v e n s yo ui 'r “ e L YOU’VE r e a l l y s o t ME EsUte, 646-4126, 649-1922. ••••••••••••••••••A******* Road, Manchester. 646^1. and shopping area, no pets, No. O ffl-GKANDMOTHEH'S nOPf- high price for them. WEST EAST THE WHOLE STORYl...WHAT’S 6283. yellow, excellent condition, EH OUILTS. IS faiclnatlni qollti. AQIO AJ742 insure his success provided HERE — 7 WORRlEpr CAROL THE PROBLEM YOU’VE GOT? ArOelas tor Sala 41 Please call ^2 623. FOUR ROOM Apartment - No. 0111-AMERICA'S FAVORITE I think being able to make things that can pass for East held the ace of CHRISTMAS SALE- make an offer. Call 6434938 AFGHANS. A btaotlfol lalKtlos. qpK 10 865 WQ93 MY P-P-p r o b l e m SIX ROOM Ranch - Fireplace, H-0 TRAIN SET - Complete, Heat and hot water. after 5 p,m. store-bought merchandise is something to be proud of. I diamonds. It would lead to attached garage, refined ANTIQUES, Collectibles and No. 0-120-MAKE A GIFT. MaoF welcome your opinion as well as those who have been ♦ A7 «853 IS- ALUMINUM sheets used as never used, in original carton. References and security Klfti for fritndi and famllv. * J 9 8 2 * 10 6 3 failure If West held that all neighborhood, screened Cost $80. Sacrifure for $60. Miscellaneous. Ail items dis­ d^)osit required. Call 643 through this kind of controversy. printing plates, .007 thick, counted. Sunday November CHEVY BELAIR - 1968 3 SOUTH (D) important card. porch. Call 647-1182. Ux32", 25 cents each or 5 for Evenings 649-2062. CAROLINA CONTROVERSY 28th., 10 to 5. Cha-Ro-Lane 94 FOUR ROOMS - H eat, door. Small V-8. Radio, * 8 3 After the nuisance overcall $1. Phone 643-2711. automatic transmission, fair V A J 2 RANCH - Seven rooms, three Wapping Wood Road, utilities, appliances included. South had no problem. It was MEDITERRANEAN shelving 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven condlUon. $400. Call 742-8400 Autos For Sale 61 DEARCONTRO: The choice is between your husband's « () J 10 6 2 bedrooms, modem kitchen, L Ellington, Conn. Route 74. Central location. Garage, almost a certainty that West CLEAN USED refrigerators, unit, attaches to wall. security deposit required, no room apartment. $260 after 6 p.m. false pride and yours, which is earned. I vote for the latter. *AQ4 shaped living and dining ranges, automatic washers, Excellent condition, paid monthly. Security. Call 643 1967 FORD Galaxie Converti­ would hold that missing ace. AKC REGISTERED • Great $250. Call 6 4 6 ^ after Both vulnerable So South grabbed the first room. Large paneled family with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's $100., will sell for Also 2428, 9 to 5. 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. ble - Good running condition. room in basement, Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- selling Ventura six string Dane puppies, fawn males, heart trick and knocked out champion sired. Call 7432511. Automatic. $2500. Between 5 Can be seen at 244 Main Weft North East South patio, 300’ deep lot. |39,m . 2171. guitar and case, $35. 16 FRANCIS STREET - East and phone 6438022. Street, Manchester, or call the ace of diamonds. West Phllbrick Agency, Realtors. EAST HARTFORD - Modern 1 ♦ was in and had no way to keep Excellent condition. 6 4 3 -^ . two bedroom Townhouse. Hartford. Three rooms, un­ 6431570. IIP 1 * Pass 1 N. T. 646-4200. SEWING MACHINES - 1976 GOLDEN Retriever puppies heated, automatic hot water South from making four for Christmas. $60. Please call Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 1967 FORD Thunderbird - Pass 3 N. T. Pass Pass Zig Z a» unclaimed layaway. MOVING SOUTH - Bissell baths, di^3osaI, dishwasher, and oil burner. 6437028. Good running condition, best 1970 BROOKWOOD Station Pass notrump. Actually, West COVENTRY - Nicely kept carpet sweeper, $5. Regina 647-9039. made the desperation lead of $tt.50. Singer Touch and Sew, full basement with book-ups. offer. Call 6431173. wagon - Chevrolet. Needs Astro-graph Opening lead — 6 V five room Ranch. Modern originally $389. now only electric broom, Card table, FOUR ROOM Duplex - some work, real good motor. the heart king and South made Alley Oop — Dave Graue kitchen and hath. Three ADORABLE Miniature $245. CaU 5231708 days. $68.40. Fully guaranteed. CaU $7. Tires, 2 H78-15, good condi­ Garage, cellar, attic. Adults 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - $450. firm. 643-4457. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL five odd. bedrooms, full basement and 236-1123, Dealer. tion, $10, each. Red, white and Chinese Hamsters - Rare. only, no pets. Security, and By Oswald & James Jacoby Three and half weeks old. $2 ROfUeVILLE - Three room Original cost $7,000, asking garage. $^,900. Lessenger Co. blue, hearts and flowers twin references. $190. 649-8976. 1966 VW for parts or can be West’s one heart bid Is what Realtors, 646-8713, 423^1. each. Cali 646-2778. apartment with heat, hot $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub bedspreads, drapes, $17. One water, stove, refrigerator. ditioning, 3track deck. Phone fixed. 3/4 cam. Hurst shifter. may be described as a For Wednatday, Dec. IS, 1976 Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, set 14 inch tire runs from 1967 Oardon Products 47 $lffi. Adults only, no pets. YOUNG MAN has apartment 5639348 after 5 p.m. Days, Single header. $100. Call 643- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-N6v. 22) nuisance overcall. He does not A Michigan reader wants to COVENTRY - $21,900. Attrac­ Brownies, nurses. East Cam aro, $10. Two flush to share in Manchester. Call 4531. Where you are not a leader to­ tive four room Rianch. Huge Parking for one car. Security 6430888. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) A expect that his side will play know if you make a second bid Catholic School. 649-1225. mahogany doors, $3. each FRESH SWEET Cider - Also deposit. 6437690. 6431300 at noon time. rather harmonious day. You're a day. you can be of great value by the hand unless it turns out with: stone fireplace. View of lake. Canning jars. 646-0311. FIAT - 1974 Spider converti­ joy to be with since you know being the strong, silent power Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- apples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 behind the throne. that North doubles him and he AKJxzqyzxfixAAzxxx. SEASONED OAK FirepUce Bush Hill Road, ManchesUr. FIVE ROOM upstairs - apart­ MANCHESTER - First floor ble. 3speed, Z-Bart, stereo, Trucks tor Sala 62 how to employ the proper has to struggle for his life at 8713. 4:&9291. wood for deliveries. Call 742- ORIENTIAL RUGS- 9x12, apartment in two tenement perspective. Your partner has opened one 646-4810. ment and garage. O ntral, 31,000 miles. Must sell, $2500, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. one heart doubled. diamond and rebid one 7886. tal5, Karistan, Sourk. 10x14 security deposit. 6433616. house. Three large rooms, 6337334. 1970 FORD Camper Special 21) To find yoursell, immerse BOLTON - Owner transfered. Iodia,red, blue, ivory. 9x12 adults only, no pets. 643-4406 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) He hopes that maybe his bid notrump after you responded O' AntIquaa 48 Pick-up, Power steering, Don't hesitate about taking on yourself in group activities today. will inhibit his opponents or Three bedroom Ranch. Fami- HAM) FHIEWOOD for sale. Chinese, 9x12 Kashain. 10x14 after 6 p.m. $15(1. per month. automatic. Call 644-1073. Being of service makes you one spade. Iv room, excellent condition LARGE SIX Room Duplex - FIAT - 1972 Spider Converti­ several tasks today. You’ll be that if North does become the Any size load. Call 6438851, Karmon, cream and blue. ble. 5-speed, 46,000 miles. aware of your true value as a The answer is that you throughout. Spacious yard. WANTED Antique furniture, Central location. No pets. able to juggle them and dazzle declarer he will have told his should pass. One notrump 228-3483. Come and see our own per­ Security, references. ROCKVILLE Now New tires and exhaust. GMC 1976 VAN - Standard onlookers with the performance. human. E Quick occupancy. $33,500. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or sonal collection. 110 Russell Available. Four room ExceUent condition. $2,100. transmission, 6 cylinder, fully partner what to lead. Most of ought to be a very satisfactory Lessenger Co., Realtors. 646- other antique items. R. Available immediately. $225 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) ^rQcuA.C_ SHINERS for sale at the sign Street, A^nchester. Call 6 ^ per month. 6431924, 6432289. apartment... Heat, hot water, 6337334, carpeted. Call 528-1124, after the time these nuisance bids contract. Your partner has 0-1'$ 8713, 423-9291. Harrison, 643^09. can accomplish more today by There are many avenues to the don’t affect anything. This with the orange flag, 437 1/2 9804. one child accepted. No pets. 5. lop. Chances are, you’ll be shown a minimum type open­ Security. $170 monthy. 643 busying ybursell with those tasks time the bid had a bad effect. ing and there is no reason to North Main Street, AN'HQUES Wanted - fur­ MANCHESTER - 30 Locust PLYMOUTH 1969 Suburban that you enjoy as opposed to the aware of most ol them today. Manchester. THREE ROOMS of furniture - Street. First floor, four rooms 1060. (histom Wagon. Blue. Eight 1973 CHEVY 3/4 ton Pickup Victory looks well-assured un­ It told South how to play the explore further. 28 niture, oriental rugs, pain­ jobs you feel you must do. Those The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Root Eatata Wantad Bedroom set, complete. tings. Windsor desks, pottery, heated. Available immediate­ cylinders. Automatic with cab. Standard, 4O,O0O can wait until another day. less you really buck the tide. hand. BRAND NEW Waterbed - 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment - Kitchen set, good condition. weathervanes, baskets. Rra ly. $220. Call 6432426, 9 a.m. transmission, power steering. miles. $3,000. 6431671, 643 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Berry’s World ------ALL CASH for your property Queen size, $500, Call between to 5 p.m. Heat, hot water. Working Roof rack. Excellent. $9w. 6051, C a n c e r (June 21-July 22) This Living Room set, very good Dionne, 643-1691. should be a most enjoyable day You work well with people today, ...S T A Y E D within 24 hours. Avoid red 6 and 8 p.m. 643-8055, condition. Plus miscellaneous adults. No children, pets. Suburban Sales, 6432076. tape, instant service. Hayes because those under your wfng especially It there is something a n n iVe p s a i j y ?.. D R V A L L furniture items. 649-8976. WANTED - Complete estates, JUST REMODELED - Five Convenient, suburban loca­ of mutual benefit al stake. ...BIRTHDAY ?... D AV,/... Corporation, 646-0131. CAPE COD Curtains -12 pair, tion. 6432880. Molorcfclaa-BIcyclea 64 will respond to your care and C clocks, phonographs, steins. rooms, second floor, two CORVAIR 1966 - Automatic, guidance. You'll be appreciated. Listening to others will pay. ...H O U S E 36" white $1.50 each. Drapes, children maximum, no dogs. PAID Will buy outright or sell on 6 0 ,^ miles, new paint, very PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) SELLING your house? Call us insulated, 84” long, 5 regular NEW (Never Fired) consignment, any quantity. $220 monthly including heat. 95 WEST MIDDLE Turnpike - good condition. Asking $450. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville LEO (July 23-Auq. 22) Your OFF? first and weTI make you a size pair 1 extra wide, Winchester Automatic 20 Four and half room Duplex. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and great strength lies in what you Business p'ospecis are good to­ 644-8962. One month’s security. 6U-1403. day. but the action comes more cash offer. T.J. Crockett, orange-gold; also winter guage Shotgun. Model 1400, References. 97 Wells Street. Heat, hot water, stove, rack, $1,750. 289-4042 can do with your brain, not your Realtor, 643-1577. brawn. Today you can prove that from people you know than from white. Blue gingham, double MK II. Including extra COMING: Several Antique Call 6430423. refrigerator, garage. 1970 FORD FAIRLANE - 2- bedspread, $5.00. Red, white. winchokes gunslick cleaner, Available January 1st. Call the lion is king because he what you can accomplish Heating and (booking Stoves, door hardtop. Small V-8, knows first how to use his in­ yourself. Cultivate Inlluentlal IMMEDIATE Cash for your chemically ueated gun case, MANCHESTER - Two 6432865. property. Let us cnlaln our from the Ozarks. Authentic, automatic, [rawer steering, tellect. friends. rirls, matching drapes $15. and one box of shells. old pieces, excellent condi­ bedroom Townhouse ^ a rt- vinyl roof. 59,500 m iles. Campara-Trallera fair proposal. Call Mr. White, nylon sheers, 84”, $3.00 Minimun or $150, firm. 643 ment available at Pine Ridge FIVE ROOMS - Three VIRGO (Aug. 23.8ept. 22) To­ Belfiore, 647-1413. tion. Unique opportunity. Call Excellent condition. $875 . 643 Moblla Homaa 68 Your pair. 64^11. 5696. 643-1891, or 6^2093. Village. Features include bedrooms, large kitchen, gar­ 9706. day and tomorrow hold par­ heat, air conditioning, age, yard, centrally located. 18' CAMPER trailer - single ticular promise materially. Zero- Birthday 1214 carpeting, individual en­ $210. CaU 6431156. 1972 GRAN TORINO - Power in on any situation that can turn axle, excellent condition. dimes into dollars. “ca Q. Q trances and patio. FuU base­ steering,' autom atic, new Eleven years old. $1,500. Call D0C. 15, 1976 ment with washer and dryer BRIGHT FOUR Room Apart­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The tires, high mileage, needs 742-8930. You had better get your calendar hookups and much more. ment - Avafjable now (or barriers to your progress have brakes. As is, $1,003 M37()41. in order. The coming year is go­ married couple. Stove and fallen. You can now gain the Born Loser — Art Sansom Great location, easy BRAND NEW 14 foot wides ing to be a busy one socially. accessibility to everything. refrigerator supplied. No 1973 BUICK - LeSabre - 45,000 ends you desire. All it takes is a pets. References. 643-2210. from $9995. in stock ready for Many new people and activities $275. per month. No pets. miles, power steering, power Immediate delivery. Price in­ stout heart and determination. will enter your life. Damato Enterprises, 6431021. brakes, automatic. Call 643 cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, THREE ROOM Apartment - 1 7586, after 4 p.m. matching appliances, bow V hOLCWT EVfM REALW? THAT WA6 THE WINTER Street, Manchester Second floor. With heat and window, front country kitchen hot water. Stove, refrigerator, Bug* Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel ■miMK ABcxir 15 ouk DAH LOU fcWOZA KICKED - One bedroom apartment. 1967 CADILLAC - Body and in­ and much more. Large selec­ e 1976 Dy NEK. Inc First floor, appliances, cellar wall to wall carpet. $180. No terior very good condition. tion of homes to chooss from, F O O m L , FOOTBN-L, OJEPPiMfo THE FIELD 60AL THAT / ' storage and parking, heat and pets. Adults only. Security New transmission and tires. deposit. 6437690. all priced to sell. Excellent ONE OF MY MOST PERSISTENT BEAT THE KAMS! hot water. No pets. $225 Needs motor work. $450 firm. financing available. Trades "Someday there's gonna be ‘kids lib', an' then \w c m u -\ ^ ewE! monthly. 6432871. 6433725. CREDITORS PURSUES ME ! j we'il ALL be tree!" Sarvicaa Otlarad FOUR ROOM Apartment - welcome, parts, supplies, and 31 Services Offered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 accessories, full time service WHERE CAN I HIDE ? ^ 31 GLENWOOD STREET- First floor. Available im­ 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick C&M TREE Service - Free es­ mediately. Adults only. No department. Plaza Homes, VINYL REPAIR - We can fix LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - ROOFER will install roof, Two bedroom duplex. Squareback. Radial tires. $400 1 ^ Wilbur Cross Highway, timates, discount senior sofas, chairs, cars, etc. No new homes custom built, siding or gutters for low dis­ Appliances and private base­ pets. Security. Parking. 643 or best offer. Call ^-8770 citizens. Company Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, ^ 1 need for expensive remodeled, additions, rec count price. Call Ken at 647- ment. No pets. Lease and before 5:30. Connecticut, 1-828-0369. AMOS.TrteSE VIPERS TttINK PIP YOU EITHER Manchester owned and recovering. 5635878. rooms, garages, kitchens 1568. security. $230. per monUi. 843 EVERYONE 5T1NGS LIKE THEY GHOULS operated. Call 6^1327. MANCHESTER - New three remodeled, bath tile, cement 9455, 647-9773. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN - Good 12x60 MOBIL HOME - On lot. m r DON'T PAY NO MIN HEAR LOT smarter DICK’S SNOW Plowing - Ser­ work. Steps, dormers. BIDWELL Home Improve­ bedroom Duplex. One and 1/2 condition. High mileage. $900. BUT THEIR B LA B M IG H T t h a t ? CUSTOM DRAPERIES made baths, walk-out basement, Air conditioning, many w£ o d ving Rockledge, surrounding Residential or commercial. ment Co. Expert installation SIX ROOM Duplex-Private Call 6436470. extras, 528-5924. HURT OUR FUNP-RAISIN'.' HAR-RUMF)1,'' think OR to specifications. Free es­ areas. Parking lots, Call 649-4291. of aluminum siding, gutters cellar, large yard, parking, garage, laundry hook-ups, WHAT IF YOU HOLD THE timates and measurement. appliances, convenient to YOUR HE'S FINALLY driveways, apartments, and trims. Roofing installa­ $210. Quiet location. 6494350. b r e a d £ 0 THERE WON'T MINDLESS PLAYIN' Call anytime before 9 p,m. sidewalks, sanding. Call 843 school and shopping. $285. Mr. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY tion and repairs. 6436495,873 Automotiva Sarvica 86 Automotive Service 66 BE NO Ml6UNPEI?6TANDIN'f CARPING WITH A 6434266. 2204. Carpentry and general con­ MANCHESTER - Two Swensson, 6435254. Ace — Wirth 9109 COULD HAVE STRAIGHT This Funny World tracting. Residential and bedroom Ranch type apart­ RUINED PECK! REWEAVING bums, holes. Painting-Paparing 32 commercial. Whether it be a HORACE Tetrault - Siding, ment. Convenient locaUon. Homaa tor Rant 84 !■ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. small repair job, a custom roofing, stormwlndows, aw­ Price includes heat, hot Window shades, Venetian COLONIAL 6 Rooms IS HE...S4Y4CA...CM3t/P... PAINTING - interior and built home or anything In nings. Quality workmanship, water, kitchen appliances, KITCHEN blinds. Keys. TV for rent. exterior, paperhanging, between, call 6431379. free estimates. Fully Insured. storage and laundry. $240. per bedrooms, handy location, SvV>U'/^.GONE? Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 643 excellent work. References. references andid security 4 872-9187, 6433147. month. No pets. Damato 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 5221. Free estimates. Fully in­ CARPENTRY - Repairs, Enterprises, 6^1021. required,squlr ■, $250?■■■ .per month. sured. Martin Mattson, 643 remodeling, additions, gar­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, GENERAL Remodeling and 4431. ages, roofing. Call David repairing chimneys, roofs, M A NCHESTER - One 6434200. painting. Interior and Patiia 644-1798. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 bedroom apartments. Heat, exterior. Free estimates. PAPER HANGING Expert. Years Experience. Howley, hot water and kitchen DELUXE Three bedroom [HERS/ References. Reasonable Your average paper, in NEW CEIUNGS - Archways 643-5361. appliances supplied. Full Condominium. Carpeting, rec prices. 646-4346. average room, $30. Mr. and celling beams installed. maintenance service, many In room, fully applianced U- Rlchman, 6433^. Ceilings resurfaced, various small apartment complexes kitchen, 2 full plus two half BRICK - BLOCK, stone, textures, wall knock-outs and with private entrances. baths. Tennis, pool. $365. per I 3ISCINTI|ST„MANCHI$TM,CONN.sehona643-SI3S | fireplaces, concrete, chimney Haating-Plumbing 38 month. Phone 6437606 after 1 PAINTING, Paper hanging. installations. Drobiak Dry Priced from $225. per month. P o Th repairs. No lob too small. Carpentry work. Call 643-%», p.m. Wall Company, 646-M82. SEWERLINES, sink lines, No pets. Damato Enterprises, ARE Save. Call 6 4 4 -^ for es­ or 643-0%7. 6431021. timates. cleaned with electric cutters, t e l unthinkable* by professionals. McKinney OtRcaa-Storaa tor Rant 88 12.-11* THAT'^ THE FiffSr 7-10 SPUT) QUALITY PAINTING and LINRI Construction Co. - Tom SIX ROOM Duplex, central FOR PROFESSIONAL DUALITY I TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - Paper’aper 1Hangin Corbitt. Building, Remolding, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ J've BV£R ^ by Willis pany, 643-SM. location, available Im­ ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS ■ Cleaning cellars and attics, Schultz insured. Additions, Garages, Kitchens, mediately. Call McKinney fice. Ground level, central Short Riba - Frank Hill CONV6RT6P. moving large appliances, also references. 649 Roofing, Siding, Recreation Brothers, 6432139 or 643S98L location, professional on all makes... ! stone and loam oellvered. 644- • •••••••• Rooms. 6435355. keep’ h’appy’**’ building, parking and utilities. ..rTELU t h e w it c h ,.T\ ..WER FEES RDRTURNINS -WILL ee coveseo' 1775, 644-9532. To place a Clessined NICE FOUR ROOMS • Second Call M -im . FROGS BACK INTO ftOPLE... BY MEPlCAfiie. KEEP SMILINQ . Ad...call 843-2711. NEWTON SMITH - floor, two bedrooms. Stove, LOAN and RENTAL CARS I I ------FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets refrigerator, parking, all OFFICE ■ Ideal location, good I Available by Appointment... I * and doors made to order. Top Remodeling, Repairing. Rec rooms. No job too small. 643 Flooring 38 carpeting. Married couple. projection, moderate rent, all quality work, reasonable Bulldlng-ConlracUng 33 . 3144. 6 4 3 ^ . facilities, tasteful decor, 1976 McNiujihl Sind.. Inr prices. References. 8464346." FLOOR SANDING parking. 6431680, 649-3549. WES ROBBINS carpentry ’’Here’s why the phone bills are so high! Reflnishlng floors like new, no TALCOTTVILLE - Vernon. STAN OZAEK, M anaier 11-14 ELECTRICIAN • All types of remodeling specialist. Ao- CARPENTRY, Masonary - waxing, ((Specializing S x ...... in older Five rooms, with yard. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE wiring, electrical improve­ ditlons, rec rooms, dormers, Remodeling, and additions. floors). Ceilings and inside Renovated. $185. Security. space - Prime location, 301-315 CENTER ST.. MAN^STER ment, and repair work. TOEE bullt-lns, bathrooms, Free estimates. Call Anthony aintini Immediate occupancy. 644- lurking. All utilities. Call 6 ^ estimates. Call 646-5253. kitchens, 6433446. John Verfallle, 843 Squillacote at 649-0811. &750, 87 - 2 2 2 2 . 0565. 2212.