The weiUher Giimt Snow tapering ott later today, ending ovemi^t. High in 20s and lowi tonight Today And Everyday in teens. Partly cloudy Tuesday, high lianrl|p0tpr lEuptiing llpratt upper 20s. National weather forecast IN map on page 29. Manche9ier—A City of Village Charm Only 3 Days 111 ChrMmaa
MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 70 FORTY-FOUR PAGES — THREE SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Flown from Vienna to Algiers News summary High Arab officials Compiled from ^ United Press International % State still held captive
HARTFORD — A Superior ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) - Six terrorist gang ended at 1:25 p.m. A The only Arab delegation freed was Court jury was expected to terrorists flew to Algiers today with gas truck roared up to the Austrian the Algerian, apparently because begin deliberating today the 35 hostages including 11 delegation Airlines jet that had brought the Algeria, a traditional haven for Arab guilt or innocence of Ronald chiefs they seized in a bloody Vienna gunmen and their captives to Algiers terrorists, allowed the Vienna Piskorski, accused of killing raid on an international oil cartel and filled it with fuel. gunmen to land in Algiers. six people in New Britain’s meeting. They freed the Algerian, After more than two hours of The non-Arab energy ministers STA Donna Lee Bakery more than a South American and African negotiations the terrorists released freed were Jaime Duenas Villavicen- year ago. Judge Edward V. ministers, but kept other Arab and delegations from Venezuela, Gabon, cio, minister of natural resources of Hamill was to charge the jury Iranian ministers captive. Nigeria, Ecuador and Indonesia. Ecuador; Edouard Alexis M’Bouy today after letting the six men The gunmen then said they wanted But, in addition to the Iranian and Boutzit, minister of mines of Gabon; and six women go home for the to fly to another capital, an Algerian Saudi ministers, they still held Mofia Tonjo Akob, commissioner of weekend. official told journalists. ministers from Iraq, Kuwait, and mines of Nigeria, and Valentin Her Mtcr Among the high officials still held Libya. nandez Acosta, minister of mines and HARTFORD - Hartford by the terrorists were the oil The only Arab delegation allowed oil of Venezuela. Lt. Gen. Ibnu police, working without a con producing world’s two top to leave the plane was the Algerian Sutowo of Indonesia, OPEC delegate, tract and seeking an 8 per cent negotiators — Sheikh Ahmed Zaki group of officials. also was allowed to leave the air pay boost, claim they lag Yamani, Saudi Arabia’s oil minister, One wounded gunmen was helped craft. behind their counterparts in six and Jaamshid Amouzegar, Iran’s from the plane shortly after it landed The Arab ministers still held of nine surrounding suburban powerful interior minister and chief and was taken away in an am aboard the aircraft after three hours police departments. Salary has delegate to the Organization of bulance. He had been wounded of negotiations included Tayeh Abdul been a key issue in talks Petroleum Exporting Countries. during the assault on OPEC Vienna Karim, oil minister of Iraq, Abdel between the city and Inter Yamani and Amouzegar frequently headquarters in which four persons Moutaleb El Kazemi, oil minister for Kuwait, and Ezzedine Mabrouk, oil FM national Brotherhood of Police act as spokesmen for the OPEC, were killed and four others wounded, Officers Local 308. A state fact which was meeting in Vienna to dis including the gunman. minister of Libya. Algerian Minister of Energy Belaid finding report is expected to be cuss whether to raise oil prices still A guerrilla with sunglasses, Abdesselam left the aircraft with issued momentarily. further when the terrorist band broke believed to be the mysterious in Sunday, killing three persons and “Carlos” who killed two French other Algerians who were in the wounding four and taking the secret agents and a Lebanese in OPEC building when the gang burst Regional minister and their staffs hostage. former in Paris six months ago, con in Sunday. Abdesselam had mediated After three hours of negotiations at ferred in the airport VIP salon with the talks in Vienna between the the Algiers airport, talks between Algerian Foreign Minister Abdelaziz terrorists and the Austrian govern PROVIDENCE, R. I.-R e p . Algerian officials and the chief of the Bouteflika. ment. Jacob Harpootian, R-East Providence, said today he will submit legislation aimed at repealing the state’s Sunday No vacation for Bruce Ford expected to announce sales law which stores across the state have been defying for The storm that closed Manchester schools didn’t mean all play the past several weekends. and no work for Bruce Schmidt of 97 Delmont St. since he in picketing, energy decisions herited the job of clearing the sidewalks. At the time the WORCESTER, Mass. - photograph was taken this morning, he seemed to be enjoying WASHINGTON (UPI) - President struction industry, according to The energy bill would lower gas Susan Saxbe, a suspect in a 1970 his work. If the forecast for more snow holds true, he and other Ford will announce at least two White House aides. oline prices immediately and then let Boston bank robbery and on the major decisions today on con- them rise gradually. The common snow shovelers may lose some of their enthusiasm. The compromise energy bill and FBI’s Most Wanted List for gressionally approved legislation the so-called “common situs” situs picketing bill would allow a con piore than four years, was affecting energy prices and the con- legislation are but two of the four struction union to picket an entire 1 5 treated during the weekend at major bills awaiting action by Ford building site even though only one the Worcester City Hospital for after months of congressional subcontractor is under strike. mild stomach pains. She was debate. Ford said he would sign the tax cut returhed to the West Boylston Back^to-hack storms The two others are the controver extension, but would give Congress jail after treatment. sial tax cut extension measure and a his own version next month. The bill $6.5 billion package of aid to was revised Friday just before National inaugurate winter railroads, primarily in the Northeast Congress recessed. It includes a _ _ riariTGeorge Ringstone, acting superinten and Midwest. watered-down promise by Congress 554 tric Light Co. and Southern New By SOL R. COHEN dent of highways. “Following that, Ford and his family will leave to hold down spending in fiscal 1977. WASHINGTON - Cuba’s use England I'elephone reported service we’ll sand and we’ll pick up (snow Tuesday morning for a week-long As he contemplated those bills. of troops in the Angolan civil Herald Reporter was normal, without interruptions on) Main St. just as soon as we can.” skiing vacation in Vail, Colo. Ford scheduled more meetings today war precludes any improve Still reeling from a storm Saturday and without incident. The HELCO Ringstone reported only minor The aides did not indicate which with advisers on the fiscal 1977 ment in relations with the that dumped up to 6 inches of snow on spokesman said the worse incidents problems at the start of operations. way Ford is leaning on the energy budget he sends to Capitol Hill next United States, President Ford the town, Manchester residents woke involved vehicles skidding into light “Nothing major. It’s our first big and labor bills. The President has month. said in a weekend statement. up this morning to the secppd poles. He said none of the poles were snowstorm of the season and to the storm and, as to be expected, it was a come under increasingly heavy He will propose a $395 billion \DE’S . damaged extensively. little shaky.” pressure in recent weeks from budget ceiling and has been meeting lersi, 1751 * WASHINGTON - A con- realization that winter indeed is Saturday’s storm began about 10 He said the public was very Republicans and some White House with top aides discussing which areas ; gressional staff study claims here. a.m. The snow fell intermittently to cooperative and praised it highly. aides to veto both measures. should be cut. I an additional 10 per cent tax At the last report, with 4 to 5 inches about 4 a.m. Sunday. Mixed at times ; cut may be needed next year in fallen this morning and still counting, with sleet, from 5 to 7 inches fell, : order to keep the economy about 6 inches was predicted for depending on what area of town was —— I moving. today before the storm tapers off. being measured. ^Thank you; may God bless you* All area schools were closed today. The snow began again about 9 p.m. i WASHINGTON - For the A total of 30 trucks were out on Sunday. Because of heavy winds, I first time in the 10 years plowing and sanding operations, with there was much drifting and the “Thank you; may God bless you, There’s a retired Manchester man manning, kettles at Sarasota and \ figures have been kept, the 13 of them town vehicles and con measurements varied greatly. and have a Merry Christmas and a and his wife ringing Salvation Army Venice since 1954, when they retired I United States does not have the tracted vehicles. Town trucks went The town’s 13 trucks and crews Happy New Year.” kettles now in Florida. to Sarasota. :■ highest per capita wealth out with two men, as per an arbitra worked from about 11 a.m. Saturday Those are familiar expressions of Maj. William Addy (retired), 86, The major has many relatives in ^ among industrialized nations. tion agreement. Contracted vehicles to midnight, wheit the 17 contracted gratitude shoppers at Stop & Shop on and his wife, Olive, 78, have been Manchester. \ Sweden and Switzerland m fl]^ had one man on each. Garbage trucks W. Middle Tpke. receive at this time •: ahead in 1975, droppingme vehicles and men went on duty. They were out on their routes as usual. worked until about noon Sunday. of year when they contribute to the $ United States to third, accor- The police department reported a Salvation Army for its Christmas ^ ding to the World Bank Atlas. All 30 trucks and crews were out at rash of minor accidents, but none of about 1 a.m. today. work. major significance and with no “They’re still going and will stay They come from Mrs. Maj. Martha I PHILADELPHIA - The arrests. out until it stops snowing,” said Wiseman, 89, of 70 Ridge St., who has S world economy has come to a Spokesmen for the Hartford Elec been selling the weekly publication of fi “severe recession,” but will the Army — War Cry — for many JU?.C» I recover by 1978 because the years. You usually find her at that yffi I real gross product will in- post at other holidays of the year, crease in the next two years, Northeast assured too, like Easter and Thanksgiving. according to an international The Salvation Army doesn’t have economic forecasting group. kettles in Manchester as they do in % Recovery will be moderate in a white Christmas Hartford. The Manchester Corps, $ 1976 and more robust in 1977, a however, does have one at Vernon g spokesman said. By United Press International it bargained for—by the time winter officially arrived at 6:46 EST today. Circle to help raise funds for its The Northeast had the makings of ftieals for the needy at Christmas. 1 r a White Christmas — a bit more than More than a foot of snow covered he Lord. much of New England as a winter’s Mrs. Wiseman will be 90 on Feb. eve storm swept over the area today. 18,1976. She has lived in Manchester International since 1943 when, with her late hus Apartment At the same time, more snow dusted New York City and vicinity, band, Maj. Clarence Wiseman, retired from officership in the Salva bringing hopes there, too, for a white BUENOS AIRES, Argentina complex sold tion Army. yule - if the fluffy stuff can survive — The air force today an She was born in Tidiminster, tramping feet, soot and city grit. nounced the surrender of for $1 million England, moved to Canada as a mutinous officers whose five- Snow shovel brigades took to the young girl, and entered the Salvation day revolt stretched President The Presidential Village streets of New England to unsnarl Army’s Training College in 1905. Isabel Peron’s tenuous hold on Apartments on Thompson Rd. off traffic and plows went to work at air Mrs. Wiseman has been selling the the Argentine government Center St. have been sold for $1 ports to restore weather-curbed ser War Cry for more than 76 years, she vice. Ten inches of snow clogged almost to the breaking point. million, according to a deed filed says. today in the Manchester town clerk’s Boston and Logan International Air “I just love it; I enjoy the people,” office. port was temporarily closed, she said. BELFAST, Northern Ireland The apartment complex —with 81 snarling pre-holiday travel. Her post at Stop & Shop is the — Masked gunmen shot and dwelling units in 10 buildings —was Six to 16 inches of snow blanketed only place where the War Cry is killed a Roman Catholic southern New Hampshire. The built in 1969. It was owned by the late being sold regularly. Some copies are mother ofeight as she was put- i;J northern part of the state reported Alexander Jarvis. left by other Salvation Army people ting Christmas decorations in The deed filed today transfers four to six inches. at places of businesses and clubs the hall of her home, police ^ Six inches to a foot of snow ownership from the Jarvis estate to around town where contributions are said today. blanketed upstate New York and 13 Joseph L. A. Robert of Wethersfield sought for the Army’s work. inches fell in Augusta and Caribou, and Homer G. Scovill of Glaston bury. Maine. The snow diminished during BEIRUT, Lebanon,— Syrian the day as temperatures warmed efforts to mediate an end to ’The deed, dated Dec. 18, inlcated a Inside today purchase price of $1 million. The from near zero but resumed Sunday % Lebanon’s bloody civil war night and early today when the mer complex, both land and apartments, moved to Damascus today in cury dropped. Andover...... 37 e . Hartford .... 37 A familiar figure the wake of weekend battles in had been assessed by the town at Bolton...24, 28,-37 Ellington ...... 24 $730,890. Police in the New York Beirut and surrounding areas metropolitan area reported a rash of Business...... 21-23 Family...... 10 Mrs. Maj. Martha Wiseman (retired) sells the Salvation Army s The property transfer was by fj that pushed the week-old minor accident?. Upstate, police agen S I ™ ■ ■ ■ ...... War Cry at Stop & Shop on W. Middle Tpke. She is a familiar I cease-fire toward collapse. executor’s deed. Co-;executors of the Jarvis estate are his widow, Alice C. cies reported slippery driving but S a r Abby. 31 ! 1^20 figure there at holidays throughout the year, raising funds to Jarvis, and John D. LaBelle. said all major roads were open. Editorial...... 4 vemon...... 24,27 assist needy families. (Herald photo by Pinto) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HkRALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Dec. M, 1«75 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Mon., Dec. 22,1975 - PAGE THREB Seasonal Sharing ^ p p c o l about town Liberty Bell move ^ M . MdAWAftAftMiW W W ttWQCOCOCftQOOOOeai contributors are listed Manchester Square Dance Club draws some protests will have its annual diristm as party Recent contributors to the Marion N. Winter of 46 Hawthorne for all club and class membeh on Seasonal Sharing Appeal of the St. included the following poem, Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Manchester Area Conference of which she had composed, with her WaddeU School. Earl Johnston, club PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - At the At midnight New Year’s Eve, the Churches are Mrs. Ruth Duncan and gift to the appeal. caller, will call for dancing. climax of a massive New Year’s Eve bell will make its first appearance Mr. and Mrs. David Holcomb in ...♦"A Where Are Those Who Pray? Refreshments will be served. Those party, the city and National Park outside Independence Hall — its memory of William Duncan, Service will t ^ to move one of the home for the last 223 years—since a Hands So Empty attending are reminded to bring a Elizabeth and Stanley Best, Dorothy nation’s most revered historical World War I Liberty Loan street A little boy is crying gift marked for a man or a woman Hartzog, Community Baptist Church, relics, the Liberty Bell. parade in 1917. He has not thestrength to play. for a grab bag. Wbrs. ^ w a rd Cavin, Robert Evans, But there are protests. The bell, which arrived from Lon While all about is dying Raymond and Marianne Wilcox, Thousands of spectators are don in 1752 to mark the 50th year of Where are those who pray? Esther M. Peterson, Barbara L. expected to be on hand at the begin the founding of Pennsylvania, left A mother feeds her baby Gess, Theodore and Ruth Chambers, $100 given to fund ning of the Bicentennial New Year Independence Hall one other time. In Martha T. Besser, Quentin and With love and tender care. when the move is attempted — from 1777, it was taken to Allentown, Pa., But deep within she knows for dead fireman Marjorie Mangun, Lillian B. Banks, historic Independence ^11 to a $1 to prevent its falling into the hands of His days are numbered there. Raymond and Suzanne Valade. million glass pavilion 100 yards the British, who were then at the The father seeks for food Men in Manchester’s Eighth Also, Thomas and Muriel Rea, away. city’s gates. Louise O’Donneil, John and To change his loved one’s mood. District Fire Department have Some persons questioned the After the enemy departed, the Bell He knows he cannot tarry raised $100 for a memorial gift to the Elizabeth Hyde, the Legier family, wisdom of moving the Bell at all — was returned here. With burdens hard to carry. family of a Cheshire fire fighter George and Gertrude Duncan, Fan let alone on New Year’s Eve. The Bell is being transferred to the 0 Christ Child in the manger killed Friday while responding to an nie Post Fish, Edgar and Margarete “As you know,” said Arthur Kauf more spacious pavilion to give more They know the feel of hunger. alarm. Wasilieff, Thomas and Alice Finlev, man, president of the Independence Bicentennial tourists a chance to see Help us who know of plenty Jacob and Mary Alice Miller, Stanley' Eighth District Lt. Wallace Irish Hall Association, “people will be it. To give to hands so empty. said the gift will go to the family of and Jeannette Gembala, Clarence drinking that night.” William M. Grove III, 24, a volunteer and Mary Rush, Harriet Searles, The Rev. Ernest Harding, rector of fireman killed when the fire truck he Martha Perkins in memory of loved Snow removal crews out in force Christ Church, said he was concerned ones. Several win prizes was riding rounded a wide curve and about he chance of “ inclement Also, Florence and Harry Jackson, he fell off. weather” and “revelry.” Eight Manchester area residents Irish said it’s an annual custom for Alexander and Hannah Hackney, Houses decked for Christmas Town-owned and rented snowplows were out in full force today, between Bissell St. and Brainard PI. To accommodate Christ- “The Beil belongs to everybody,” Raymond and Marion Winter, Center were winners of $500 prizes in the Eighth District men to raise funds keeping Manchester streets open to traffic and staying ahead of mas shoppers, th? highway department plans to keep Downtown argued city representative Harry Connecticut Lottery “Holiday Bonus for charity during the Christmas In the foregrouhd is the home of the John McCarthys at 90 Deerfield Dr. The house Congregational Church, Emanuel Belinger, “and everybody’s going to Bucks” drawing 'Thursday in New season. The decision to make the gift snow problems. This town truck is heading north on Main St., Main St. open to traffic. (Herald photo by Dunn) Lutheran Church. proclaiming ‘Noel’ is the home of the Robert Shurs at 512 W. Middle Tpke. Many houses in be there — dignitaries, bands. This London. to Grove’s family was made at the A b o u t Manchester are dressed up for the season. (Herald photo by Dunn) New Year’s Eve it won’t be Guy The area winners are R.V. Longtin local department’s Christmas party Lombardo and Times Square; it’ll be of 40 Olcott St., Albert R. Puzzo of 72 Sunday. to w n Prelim inary hearing set in Knight slaying the Liberty Bell.” When the Bell Benton St., Peg Bonadies of 18SB E. emerges from Independence Hall, it Middle Tpke., Dom Camposeo of 90 formation on the slaying of the third Traffic jam PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - A account of the slaying. expected to begin soon, but planned will be greeted by fireworks, prayers California now has twice as many Walnut St., Jan Zajac of 70 Griffin suspect, Isais “Felix” Melendez, 20, preliminary hearing this week for The hearing is schedued Tuesday motions for a change of location and the tolling of other bells. The Manchester WATES will not cars as any other state. The Golden Rd., South Windsor, Damase Saucier Weather increases accidents who was found shot to death in Pine Preparations for moving the bell two suspects in the slaying of for Steven Maleno, 25, and Salvatore because of pretrial publicity could meet this week. State has over 11 million cars on the of 25 Ronda Dr., South Windsor, Ur Hill, N.J., a week after the Dec. 7 begin today. sula Pottinger of 504 Graham Rd., millionaire newspaper heir John S. Soli, 37, two of three suspects in the cause delays. road. New York, has a little over 6.5 Police said the charge was lodged Thefts reported to police over the checks, stolen from a storeroom at The hearing also could provide in killing of 30-year-old Knight in his South Windsor, and James W. Marshall Potter, 32, of 440 W. Mid Knight III could provide an official fatal stabbing. Their trials are million. Alaska has the smallest dle Tpke. was charged Saturday with after a minor, two-car accident at weekend included: the Olcott Package Store, 654 Center downtown apartment. number of automobiles, about 125,- MacDonald of 61 Britt Rd., East Summit St. and E. Middle Tpke. St. Details weren’t available. Hartford. evading responsibility, Manchester 000, according to The Conference Police reported today. Court date is Jan. 6. • At least three breaks into Board. Police reported many accidents storage bins at apartment buildings Some good ncfnos, Ice Cream throughout town over the weekend, on Tudor Lane. Goods — mostly tires Andermm-Unie Holiday trade-off results most of them attributed to slippery and tools — worth more than $1,000 for egg-eaters Co, 9 Inc, roads. Most accidents were minor, were stolen in the three cases, police WASHINGTON (UPI) - Egg- with few, if any, injuries reported. said. eaters should not be overly- concerned about the danger of “Jtfanu/acJureri of OrfUelU'a Banquet Spumoni” in long town weekend • A burglary into a Westfield St. developing heart ailments, the Con 27 Warren Street, Manchester Phono 649-5358 ITheater Schedule: Kirkpatrick M. Banks, 26, of 40 home in which a camera, watch and Thanks to a trade-off by ment but, unliKe the MEG, declined a sumers Union said Friday. Plant Houra: Dally 8 lo 5; Sal. 8 to 1; Cloaad Sunda] Olcott St. was charged Saturday with other items, valued at about $250, S U.A. East 1 — “Lenore,” : trade-off and will observe the holiday Great gift ideas under W Manchester’s Municipal Employes The organization, which publishes breach of peace after a disturbance were stolen. In another burglary % 7:15-9:15 : Group (MEG), it will be two Lin on its traditional Feb. 12. the magazine Consumer Reports, at his home, police said. Court date is case, someone entered a Main St. of I U.A. East 2 - “Smile,” :■ coln’s Birthdays this year and none The trade-off with the MEG was said reports linking heart disease to Jan. 5. fice building but nothing was taken. ^ ^ Q U A L I T r ’ ? 7:00-9:00 : next year for the town’s clerical agreed to by the town manager. egg-eating “are greatly • Bags containing $505 in cash and i? U.A. East 3 - "PapllUon,” j workers. Closed from 5 p.m. Wednesday to exaggerated.” Treat Yourtoll To from Anderson-Little! 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Thanks Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus 9.87 M a h o ^ p c ; MM TW DEL 24 for your loyal THE RULER ELITE 24 STOKS a IK NMIFim/ Baked Sugar Cured Ham Pols & Plants Net Included Iflg kaaAHTsr- A’SSmnsR aupport '' plus Chinese Christmas Dinners 3 FRAME WEST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD DAYS O F ■m MANCHESTER TH E C O N D O R BHBI FACTORY Bishop's Corner 965 Silas Deane tHOCHM NBilkMl POLYNESIAN-CHINESE-AMERICAN 397 Broad St. MNMOIB MMMnB ROUTE 83 2531 Albany Ave. Highway M i« /TSSt MlSSalN. COCKTAIL LOUNGE 643-9529 VERNON 0^1 JofMM OPEN EVERY NIGHT'TIL 9-SAT.’TIL 6 tcTdnowl aav6 PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 22, 1975 Area police MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon,, Dec. 22.1975— PAGE SEVEN VERNON Joan Landry of 100 Glenstone Dr., Vernon, was charged Sunday with evading responsibility. Police said she struck a car owned by Louise Jimenez of Talcottville Rd., Vernon. * The alleged incident occured in a Shop The... partcing lot on Windsor Ave. Ms. Lan m dry was released on a |2S0 non-surety bond for appearance in Common . \\ Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Jan. 14. Robert Sampson, 43, of 54 Edith Rd., Vernon, was charged with failure to pass left of a parked vehi MANCHESTER o n c h ^ / t e r cle. Police said he struck a parked car owned by Florence Zevin of New Britain. He is to appear in court in Rockville, Jan._7;__ Howard Wilson, 19, of 21 Emily I v Dr., Vernon, was charged with dis V o r k o d ^ orderly conduct and third-degree criminal trespassing in connection with a complaint from Vernon • n Bowling Lanes, Rt. 83. He was released on a $200 surety bond for appearance in court in Rockville, Jan. 14. Raymond Slater, 20, of 104 Trout Merry Christmas to shoppers Stream Dr., Vernon, was charged with operating a snowmobile on a Carolers all, the young voices of fourth and fifth graders from Robertson School wish public highway. He is to appear in court in Rockville, Jan. 14. shoppers at 'Top Notch Foods on N. Main St. a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in TO 2 song. (Herald photo by Dunn) Hiram Johnson, 54, of Eden, Vt., Sears Open Every Nile CHRISTMAS was charged with operating under BOLTON the influence of liquor or drugs. He Fire calls was released on a $250 non-surety bond for appearance in court in Carol sing set Manchester from Box 4323, Bennet; no fire (Town). come \ Rockville, Jan. 14. Friday, 10;57 p.m. - Odor of gas at 75 Til’ Christmas Pine St.; no fire (Town). Tolland County ELLINGTON The Bolton Woman’s Gub annual C3iristmas carol sing is scheduled for Friday, 11; 10 p.m. — Fumes in building Saturday, 7; 56 p.m. — Auto accident on , Arthur Sofa of East Granby was at Manchester Manor, 385 W. Center St.; Interstate 86, Tolland. 2 tomorrow from 7 until 8 p.m. at the charged Sunday with operating with no fire (Town). Town Hall. Saturday, 9; 42 p.m. — Chimney fire, unsafe tires. State Police said Sofa Saturday, 6;54 a.m. — Rubbish fire at Ireland Dr., Coventry. The club’s conservation committee was traveling west on Rt;"140 in rear of Frank’s Supermarket, 725 E. Mid Sunday, 6;43 a.m. — False box alarm at made wreaths for the doors at the Ellington, slid across to the east- dle Tpke. (Town). Rockville High School, Vernon. Town Hall and will light the tree on bound lane and struck a car driven by Saturday, 9;30 a.m. — Furnace Sunday, 7;45 p.m. — Structure fire on (he green in time for the sing. Frances Thibeault of Enfield, problem at 17 Norman St.; no fire Woods Trail, Coventry. Snow keeps shoppers smiling (Town). VISIT ’The carol sing is being planned by Sunday, 8; 15 p.m. — Chimney fire. 'h ^ d o n . the club’s arts committee. ' Saturday, 11;09 a.m. - Gasoline Spring Trail, Coventry. While the weather outside is snowing, last minute Christmas Ms. Thibeault was taken to Refreshments will be served im washdown at 220 Center St. (Town). Sunday, 8; 17 p.m. — Tolland Fire shoppers don’t seem to mind dodging the big flakes as they Manchester Memorial Hospital for mediately following the carol sing. Sunday, 2;06 a.m. — Accidental alarm Department to Coventry, standby. treatment of chest and facial in juggle arms full of bundles in front of King’s at the Parkade. They are being provided by the club’s from Box 4323, Bennet Junior High Sunday, 8;47 p.m. — Structure fire on juries. School; no fire (Town). •» y (Herald photo by Dunn) public affairs conunittee. Edgemere Dr., Coventry. Tolland' Fire Sofa is to appear in court i Sunday, 2;56 a.m. — Accidental alarm Department to Coventry, standby. Rockville, Jan. 14. Jaycee wives Grant to close more stores Rockville hospital notes deliver cards Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; Sharon John M a loy, W areh ouse NEW YORK (UPI) - W.T. Grant Admitted Friday; Elizabeth Births Saturday; A son to ^ 1 . Peele, E. Shore Rd., Point; Lily Rey, Terrace Dr., Co. said today it will close an ad financial affairs under Chapter 11 of B antls, Rockville Nursing Mr. and Mrs. George Ball, The Manchester Jaycee Wives has Ellington; Lugene PhllUps, Rockville; Randy Rlckert, ditional 133 department stores after federal bankruptcy laws. “ This Home, Rockville; Orrin Enfield; a daughter to Mr. chosen “ Cards to Servicemen” as and Mrs. Michael Burger, Cin George Dr., Vernon; John Christopher Dr., RockvlUe; the first of the year, reducing its planned reduction will establish for Covllle, W. Main St., one of its Christmas projects this ,>>4 ' dy Lane, Ellington; a W h ite, G le n sto n e D r ., MRS. Karen Schamback and operation to 14 mid-Atlantic and Grant an operating base of 359 stores Rockville; James Dlmlow, daughter, Raisch Dr., holiday season. Vernwood Dr., Vernon; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rockville. Northeastern states. located in 14 mid-Atlantic and Tolland. Christmas cards .with personal Estelle Hermes, W. Middle Jerre Cox, Rose Ave., Coven A spokesman for Grant, which Northeastern states,” said Robert H. Tpke., Manchester; Francis try; a son to Mr. and Mrs. season’s greetings will be delivered Discharged Sunday; Vera Births Sunday; A son to Mr. voluntarily filed for bankruptcy Oct. 3, Anderson, chairman and chief jC- McGuane, E. Main St., GlUes Dube, Enfield; a son to to paitients in Connecticut veterans’ Cohb, South St., RockvlUe; and Mrs. W ilfr^ Boure, South said 5,000 em ployes would be operating executive. f ^ Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hermes, hospitals. Cards for the project were TV ■ James Dlmlow, Vernwood St., RockvlUe; a daughter to affected by the closings. In addition to the closings an Discharged Friday; Alvah W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. contributed by local merchants. Rd., Vernon; Walter Gross, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. I^leskl, The new reduction in the Grant nounced Monday, Grant prawusly . -.1. s Ballou, Sterling; George Admitted Sunday; Lisa The group also joined with their Sunnyview Dr., Vernon; Dogwood Rd., Tolland; a son chain was approved by U.S. V Barrett, Woodstock; Anna Alderucclo, Garnet Ridge Dr., closed 301 stores and is in uie p& ess David Hany, Tracey Dr., Ver to Mr. and Mrs. Steven families in organizing a carol sing for Durand, TaftvlUe; Michael Tolland; Jacqueline Collins, Bankruptcy Judge John J. Galgay, of closing another 279 by ^ e '^ d of non; Nell Macintosh Jr., Myhre, Stafford Springs. the residents of Mayfair Gardens and / 1 / V ^ . V -iT V '-" Jarvis, Hartford Tpke., Hammond St., Rock vile; who has been supervising Grant’s the year. . f - , ^ Sadds MIU Rd., Ellington; Arthur Dube, Beechwood Rd., Westhill Gardens on Dec. 14. Rockville; Diana Medelle, E. .-•'-vv Main St., Rockville; Loan Vernon; Arlene Haughn, Nguyen, Prospect St., Somers; Margaret Koblect, R ^viU e; Edward Peckham, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland; B u« Cap Rd., Tolland; Mark Norman Lavigne, Union St., Schuerman, Hany Lane, Ver Rockville; Barbara Maleskl, non; William Vaughn, Village Dogwood Rd., Tolland; Vic E St., RockvlUe; Elsie WUcoz, toria Myhre, Stafford South St., Rockville; Tara Springs; Edward Peckham, W (Mebe, Stafford Springs. Adm ltt^ Saturday; Florin da Godi, Discovery Rd., Ver MORI non; Irving Sweet, Hale St. ' 1 ^ ^ ' I'.'f Ext., RockvlUe. Dnr 40 Tmts of UiuxcalM Stnric* Discharged Saturday; Worbes *^]^SUace O p e n 2 4 Hours Dally William Cox, Union St., V FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE & C Rockville; Richard Durkee, Alpert Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Qhiistmas §totyStore Cynthia Hurlock and daughter. Cedar Swamp Rd., M o b il [plf oventry; Mrs. Louise Kitka . HEATING OILS (> ^ 1 and son. Deep River; Mrs. l.V> Bonnie Stevenson and OIL BURNER A ''Make the Manchester Parkade your Christmas Place dau^ter. Old Stafford Rd., TOY SPECTACULAR HEATING INSTALLATION T o l l ^ ; Geraldine Walters, for gifts for family and friends. All the Parkade stores are Stafford Springs; Agnes 643-5135 Wormstedt, Court Towers, 315 Center St.. Manchester loaded with many gift Ideas and many of your favorite RockvlUe. brands. AlsOn most stores are featuring many super holiday rc¥AINTAW~SPlCIAT buys. Tha Parkade Merchants have got plenty of Christmas (must popular brands) OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF I • New Plug Spirlt...along with many cheerful displays, bright I ^ le a n & Service Filter lights...and more! Tm here, so come visit me at Santa Land." I • Clean & Adjust Carb. ■ I • Sharpen Chain (machine) I • Clean & Dress Bar (as needed) 50* I * added charge fo r extra parts if needed parts & ^ _ labor EQUIPMENT CORP. RT. 83, VERNON, CONN. Tel.872 0707 TOYS & GAMES FREE PARKING Give yourself • GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Transcendental VARIETY AND SELECTION Imitation (TM) • ONE STOP SHOPPING this holiday season Enjoy a fresh start b o ff for the new year. CHOOSE FROM ALL THESE FAMOUS NAMES: Over 40 Great Stores Come to a • MONTESSORI • FISHER PRICE • CARDINAL •TONKA free introductory lecture • PARKER • RASTI • LOTTS • DAISY ADAMS APPLE KING S DEPT, STORE RAG DOLL ANDERSON LITTLE KNITTERS WORLD, INC. REEDS. INC. to find out more. • COLECO • SUZY • AMT • HASBRO BERNIES TV & APPLIANCES SCUFFY PET CENTER • LOWE • REVELL • SELCHOW • IDEAL CARD GALLERY JGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. • MILTON BRADLEY • MATTEL • LAKESIDE • KENNER CONN. RANK & TRUST CO PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE SHADY GLEN DAIRY BAR CONSUMER SALES LAUNDRY CENTER SIMMONS SHOES TONIGHT MONDAY • PRINCESS CHRISTINA • CHAD VALLEY • PLAYSKOOL • MEGO DAVIDS THOM McAN SHOE STORE IC H IiTR R D&L MILES SHOE CO. SWISS COLONY DECEMBER 22nd. FOOD MART MARTIN LTD. CHEESE SHOP FORBES & WALLACE NUGENTS TREASURE CITY a t 7:30 P.M. In Open %ate T^very ^ightU ntil Qhristmas Free Candy FLAIR HOME FURNISHINGS PARKADE BAKERY TREASURE SHOPPE Manchester FOWLER OPTICIANS PARKADE BARBER SHOP JEWELERS Have your PARKADE CLEANERS UA THEATERS EAST 1. ? A J at tha TM Cantar W T GRANT CO HARVEST HILL PARKADE LANES WORTH S 63 Eaat Cantar Straat, Suita 305-B picture taken RADIO SHACK YOUTH CENTRE. INC. CLOSED THURSDAY. FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY 10AM-11PM; WEDNESDAY 10AM-6PM, USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. with Santa. PAGE EIGHT _ Winch ester evening herald . MancfaMter. Coon.. Mod.. g . 1875 MANCHESTER EVENING HE^RALD, M^lwnter, Conn.. Mun.. Dec. 22. 1975 — PAGE'. NINE' h S&H GREEN STAMPS MAKES US NO. ONE We Reserve The Right 725 L MIDDLE TPKL To Limit Glory to God in the highest,,. Supermarkets Quantities MANCHESTER and OFT earth peace, good will toward men! That Is the blessing we pray that the whole world will receive this M»T$ season; And to our many wonderful customers and ‘'•■7 ihiats I. ZAGREB friends, we wish all the other blessings of the holiday Imported season...the happiness of loved ones gathered LITE & LIVELY BONELESS together, the warmth of old friends’ greetings, the ICE CANNED pleasure of exchanging gifts...these are the special CHUCK joys that we hope will come your way. Greetings MILK HAM » from the managementand staff of Frank’s Super ROAST markets. FRANK Qt. .III RED ‘ f s Hl-C GRAPES lb. FRUIT 20 LB. MAINE POTATOES $|69 DRINK YAMS& SWEET POTATOES LITE & LIVELY ICE 1■ 9 ^ « lb. MILK 46 oz. LOOSE IDAHO Limit 3 BAKING 59« POTATOES w 1 AA a O t. SAUSAGE MEAT . 99‘ Seaoerry ITALIAN SAUSAGE ^.* 1.49 MADE RITE BREADED ■VA a VEAL PATTIES J 9‘ AJAX k- A BONELESS CHUCK 4 A CRANBERRY LONDON BROH. ^ * U 9 Piedmont LIQUID CUBE STEAK ^* 1.79 MARGARINE DETERGENT SAUCE 20 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 72, 1W5 Substitute social drugs sought Belanger-Amaral Duplicate Bridge By ROBERT MUSEL ‘ "These could possibly be a strong part in the deci in general,” the report stand the test of many LONDON (UPI) - prepared in such a way as sion to consume whereas a said. years of use by humans Alcohol and tobacco are to be drunk or inhaled in policy of encouraging total before its relative safety Results ' Friday in the Mary Corkum, second; Frankie social drugs whose the same way as nicotine abstinence may lead peo It stresses that mankind could be accurately Manchester Bridge Club game at 146 Brown and Jane Lowe, third. pleasurable or stimulating and alcohol are used at the ple to feel that their has known and used alcohol assessed, the report said. Hartford Rd. are North-South; T.J. East-West: Mary Willhide and Ir effects on humans can be present.” autonomy is being for thousands of years and and Elsie Crockett, Alice Sunshine ving Carlson, first; Ann Staub and duplicated by much safer Clearly one of the advan threatened and may even that punishments ranging add to the attractions of and Jim Qeary, tied for first; C.D. Linda Simmons, second; Mary chemicals. But industry tages of such an approach from excommunication to It said new statistics and Marion McCarthy, third. Thiemey and Ronnie Toomey, third. researchers say it could is that people would not be the traditional drugs. torture to execution in the show that the use of bar “ Such advances are, East-West: Peg LaPlant and Den take decades to get such asked to renounce the past have not been able to biturate sleeping pills has however, likely to meet op nis Robinson, first; Loren Bemeau Results in the Dec. 17 South Wind substitutes accepted. pleasures of existing social restrict smoking, so man dropped by over 50 per cent position not only from and Steve Zuckerman, second; Jean- sor Bridge Club novice game at 1788 The Office of Health mind-affecting drugs but made substitutes face for in the last decade ap existing interest groups but nine Raymond and A.A. Pyka, third. Ellington Ave. are Sally Marsh and Economics — the research merely to use an alter midable if not insurmoun parently because family also b^ause of emotional Sue Vivirito, first; Dot Sauer and arm of the British phar native. table opposition. doctors have become con- objections on the part of Resuits Friday in the Manchester Joan King, second; Barbara Ander maceutical industry — ‘Thus individual choice vinced that mild Nite Time Novice Group game at 146 son and June Korbuseski, third. looked into the question of and conventional commer sections of the public based And any new competitor tranquilizers are safe to Hartford Rd. are Heinze and Edna alternatives for hazardous cial forces would still play on a dislike or fear of drugs obviously would have to use. Bartel, first; Bob Chappell and Pat Results in the Dec. 16 South Wind drugs such as tobacco and Forstrom, second; Gary Guffey and sor Bridge Club game open pairs club alcohol which affect the JoAnn Guffey, third. championship game at 1788 Ellington mind and concluded in a Ave. are North-South: Tom W aper report: Results in the Dec. 18 Manchester and Don Weeks, first; Anne Inpam "It would seem that a Bridge Club game at 385 N. Main St. and Jane Lowe, second; Dr. Saul policy aimed at replacing GIFTS FOR are North-South; Anne Ingram and Cohen and A.A. Pyka, third. traditional social drugs Elaine Howat, first; Liz Carter and East-West: Bartora Davis and Flo with modern ‘purpose Barre, first; Fred Baker and Kaye built’ psycholophar- Baker, Joyce Sorenson and Karen macologicals would have Jackson, tied for second. much to recommend it. Results in the club’s morning game Walking balloons “ A close look at current are Barbara Beckley and Murray scientific knowledge "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" All The Top Brands Powell, first; Jaimie Horowitz and Did you ever see a balloon walking? parade. On the other hand, they makes it appear likely that OPEN NITES AND XMAS DAY Paula Schwartz, second; Faye Couljl be that not even seeing is may be wondering what’s holding viable substitutes capable 2 Lawrence and Bert Roman, third. of saving much morbidity quite believing for young spec the man inside there down. (NEA and mortality will be photo) Fltspatrlck Photo Results in the Dec. 15 Manchester tators at a Tallahassee, Fla., available within the next BRUT Bridge Club games at 385 N. Main St. one or two decades. Mrs. Thomas J. Belanger are North-South: Frankie Brown and *4 OFF bv Faberge Jane Lowe, Anne Ingram and Elaine Sherry-Lynn Amaral and Thomas illusion was attached to a matching Howat, tied for first; Liz Carter and SHAVE LOTION J. Belanger, both of Rockville, were headpiece. She carried a cascade Eugene Toch, third. Big m a rried D ec. 20 at R o ck v ille bouquet of white roses and East-West: Eleanor Crafts and (Herald photo by Dunn) 2 Methodist Church in Rockville. chrysanthemums highlighted with WE n . ‘ 4 . ‘ 1 2 Sandy Craft, first; Linda Simmons The bride is the daughter of Mr. red poinsettias. Sound SETS and Ann McLaughlin, second; Mary and Mrs. George J. Tonski of 36 Hale Miss Shelia-Lee Amaral of 40th Anniversary Tierney and Peg O’Connor, third. GIFT St. Extn., Rockville. The bridegroom Rockville was her sister’s maid of Sears is the son of Mrs. Theodore Belanger honor. Bridesmaid was Miss Sylvia- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sharp of 138 daughter and son-in-law Mr. and 'FAMOUS BRAND of 36 White St., Rockville, and the Results in the Dec. 13 Manchester Louise Amaral or Rockville, the Buttonball Lane, Glastonbury, Mrs. Frank Dubiel of Florida. WRAP late Theodore Manger. . Community College game are Ann ENGLISH bride’s sister. formerly of Manchester, were ’The Sharps were married Dec. 14, The Rev. John W. Mortimer of DeMartin and Sue Eggleton, first; POCKET RADIO FOR Ronald T. Belanger of Rockville, honored with a buffet reception and a 1935, in h^chester. Among those Rockville, performed the double-ring Joe Toce and Jim Tatro, second; Dr. was his brother’s best man. Ushers money tree recently on the occasion attending the party was the nudd of LEATHER ceremony. The church ws decorated Saul Cohen and Lance Tatro, third. CHMSnUS were Theodore J. Belanger of of their 40th wedding anniversary at honor, M rs. Alan Kasputls of • Big Speaker with red poinsettias and red and white Ellington, the bridegroom’s brother; 1,.^ Sound Results Friday in the Center the home of their son and daughter- Manchester. Mr. Sharp retired from carnations. MsVDianth Dorman of and William Purnell of Rockville. 99 Bridge club game at the Masonic in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sharp P&G ’Trucking Co. in South Windsor South Windsor was organist, and A reception was held at the VFW Station Temple are Paul Barton and Glenn of Manchester. in 1974. Mrs. Sharp is employed at Luggage Bonanza FREE Miss Susan Murray of Rockville, Pickup Hall in Tolland, after which the cou Other sons and daughter-in-law the Nielson Tool and Die Co. in Hart REG. soloist. Prentiss, first; Mrs. Shirley Graboff • Froe Battery ple left on a motor trip of the Nassiff Photo hosting the party were Mr. and Mrs. ford. The couple has seven The bride, given in marriage by and Joyce Driskell, second; Mrs? • Free Earphone *8.95 Northern New England states. William Sharp of Manchester, grandchildren. her stepfather, wore a gown of ivory Glenn Prentiss and Mrs. Robert » 90-Day Guarantee Mrs. Belanger is a senior at Saint The engagement of Miss Joanne T. Kenneth Sharp of Glastonbury, and sheer organza over tafetta, designed Crawford, third. Francis School of Nursing. Mr. LaVae of Manchester to Anthony D. with Empire bodice of old-fashioned M a n ger is serving with the U. S. Gabriele of East Hartford, has been NEWZ:ZAIMA| lace and a capel-length train. Her Army and is stationed at Ft. Detrick, announced by her parents, Mr. and Lotion two-tiered, elbow-length veil of ivory Slim Line Md. Mrs. Joseph J. LaVae of 150 Btyan and Dr. PIPE Sets BABY NAMES Mr. Gabriele is the son of Mr. and .♦ eeeeeee 0 ‘••eee eeee LIGHTER Mrs. Antonio Gabriele of East Hart eeeeeeeee from Andrulot, Christina Lee, Botteron, David Robert Jr., son ford. .eeeeeeeee- OR ClliAREnES daughter of Roger L. and Wendy K. of David R. and Barbara Rufini Torbes l/\^inace .•eeeeeeee Cross Andrulot of 9D ’Thompson Rd. Botteron of 119 Redwood Rd. He was The bride-elect is a senior at the - eee*ee*Jl-’j »3 h*12« .eeee*-***?/ She was bom Dec. 8 at Hartford bom Dec. 9 at Manchester Memorial University of Connecticut where she •e e e e e e e e 1 • Adjustable dto..ilIUIIT SIHK UmOlB Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Hospital. His maternal grandparents is majoring in interior d e s ip . eeeeee**?--'j y ■1*eeee*>***'' • Dual Flame are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cross of are Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Rufini of 24 Her fiance is a senior at Norwich JUST IN TIME e Soli Flame |H 1- ■ e YARDLEY ' e BRITISH West Hartford. Her paternal grand Lyness St. His paternal grandmother University in Northfield, Vt. He is an . For Cigarette e MAX FACTOR STERLING parents are Mrs. M t r ic e A. An is Mrs. Charles Botteron of 67 honor student majoring in FOR CHRISTMAS roWERfUL-FMIIOUS • Jet for Pipe e CHANEL a FABERGE drulot of 139 W. Middle ’II)ke. and Autumn St. His maternal great mechanical engineering. discontinued • Cold Finish e BRAVURA e CANOE Philip Andrulot of East Hartford. grandfather is John Rufini of 157 The couple is planning a July 31, AM/FM eM U SK a ZAZARIE Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Birch St. He has a sister, Cari 1976 wedding at St. Margaret Mary Harold Bevan of 6 Quaker Lane. 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Conn., Mon., Dec. 22, 1975 — PAGE THIRTKF.N Some public black colleges now over 50 per cent white 1 Focus ^76: Change of pace in outer space — Forty-four per cent of missions, 102 Air Force majors, 16 had more Job By from consumer education local cltixenry. Commissions, 20 Navy offers than graduates in all degrees were in educa By AL ROSSITER JR. lowland on the planet Mars face and study its environ- ' Most of the upcoming Donald "Deke” Slayton America’s next spaceship, the world. The former in the Mojave Desert. PATRICIA McCORMICK to clothing construction. Teachers at the bladi Commissions and two en^ eerlng and Industrial tion. Among the rest were UPI Science Editor known as Chryse. ment until next launchings will be com met two Russians in orbit. the winged rocket plane Navy pilot hopes to open The shuttle will-make its United Press Inter* — Typical of cultural cdleges number 6,000 — degrees in many new Marine Commissions. technology. Eleven could munications satellites for Education today c a p e ; CANAVERAL, It is there on July 4,1976, Thanksgiving, udien a rare That mission marked, the known as the space shuttle. the shuttle strip officially first free flight in June, national contributions to the com about one-fourth non-black. — Job trends among the have placed additional programs. These ranged Fla. (Ufl) - For the first if all goes as planned, that alignment of the sun, which NASA’s costs will be end of an era for the U. S. It is an orbital transport next year by landing the 1978, when it is dropped These days it isn’t munity are those provided Nearly 35 per cent have new graduates: Those who graduates in accounting. from electrical year in A decade and a half, the first of two Viking E a ^ and Mars will black reimbursed. space program. The age of that will be launched ver first airplane on it. from its 747 to glide to a business as usual at the by Cheyney State College doctoral degrees, including majored in mathematics, Other fields in which engineering and law en America’s manned robot spacecraft is to land out conununications with There have been two the big Saturn rockets and tically like a Saturn but The first of the shuttles desert landing. nation’s 34 traditionally many earned at the in Cheyney, Pa. Enter forcement to business in chemistry, physics, recruitment demands in man’s initial search for the robots for a month. other years since 1961 in their Apollo spaceships is will glide back to an air is now taking shape at the The current schedule black public colleges and Tltey also remain com ly black public colleges. To spacefli^t program will tainers and leaders in nation’s most prestigious formation systenu and of engineering and accoun could ot be met were which no Americans have port landing. Rockwell Corp., plant at calls for the first manned mitted to their historic ^ t : be grounded in 1976. life on another planet. There are 20 satellite over. universities. various artistic fields are univesrsities. fice administration. ting had little difficulty fin special education, social flowo in space — 1964 and Althou^ the first shuttle Downey, Calif., and is to be shuttle launch into orbit objective of serving as op — Some 16,503 degrees Therd will be plenty of The second Viking is launchings on NASA’s 1976 “The glamour period has It’s business better than brought to campus to teach These days, according to — The 1974 graduation ding a job. Sixteen in- sciences, computer 1967 — but even then there won’t be shipped to the completed next from this Florida portunity colleges to many were awarded. The behind-the-scenes work scheduled to land closer to schedule, but, for the first passed,” said Lee R. usual as many of the and direct cultural Dr. HiU, the historically class was 40 per cent male. stutitions reported that science, agriculture and were unnuumed test flights Cape until late 1978, its Septetnber. It will be spaceport in March, 1979. able and deserving breakdown: associate prepariiig for the return of Mars’ north polar ice cap time since Alan Shepard Scherer, director of the schools move into a new programs open also to the black public colleges and This year the greatest they had more recruitment reading specialists. of spaceships and rockets three-mile long, 300-foot ferried piggyback-style on Two more space flights are students. degrees, 330; bac U.S. astronauts to space in on Sept. 9. ventured into space in 1961, Kennedy Space Center. era. New degree programs community. Many schools universities continue to number were com requests for math majors Average starting designed to carry men. wide concrete runway here a Boeing 747 je t to Palm scheduled for 1976. Dr. Hill suggested calaureate degrees, 13,480; 1979. Biit meanwhile, the The two nuclear-powered. none of the year’s shots “ We should never an in the schools, many of have drama and music aim for low cost, high missioned into the armed than they could fill. Eleven salaries offered the 1975 Americans last flew in is just about completed. dale, Calif., in March, 1977, Unlike the Apollos and looking at the 1975 graduate and professional stage f6r the space agen Vikings are programmed will be related to the ticipate it again.” which trace their begin groups that regularly spon- quality education to services. Hie total, 331, in schools could not match graduates ranged from |9,- space in July when Thomas graduates of the historical cy’s next cosmic spec to claw, photograph and manned spaceflight His sprawling base is Scherer proudly says it’s for atmospheric flight tests earlier spaceships, the nings to the years right • STORE HOURS STORE HOURS ExcedrinIHE ( If R A SinfNQTH FAIH Hi 111 Vi 8 . «Fr,in AM C An' MANCHESTER MON. A TOES. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 0:30 to 10 P.M. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MANCHESTER EXCEDRIN Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Sears WEST HARTFORD WED. FRi. A SAT. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Sears 100’« 2 9 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND GO. 9:30 - 6 P.M. 10 - 0:30 P.M. WEST HARTFORD |60’s SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 22,1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Mon., Dec. 22,1975 Would-he waiters given elegant test table was the waiter’s By RAY DOHERTY drinking and epjoying this students the ideal — the ult average banquet diner is a wild taste even tbou^ it MBNOMONIE, Wls. department head. He also SALE STARTS TODAT - ALL DAL STORES OPEN EVERY NIOHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS meal. timate in dining, althougb not aware of. was domestic.” (UPI) — The waiter’s was being watched by the It cost only |35 each for in actual practice they will There was a television It was the hit of the wine steward in tiie front hands trembled Just the my wife ahd me. never do this.’’ monitor in the kitchen to evening at our table, MANCHESTER PARKADE A CORBINS CORNER open 0:30 a.ni. -11 p.m. of the room. He was being slightest bit as he bent over Duplicated commercially, We had 12 courses, in help the crew there with despite such items as graded on how he did. my left shoulder with the the meal would cost terspersed with wines, two the timing of the courses. squab a la minuto (sauteed TRI-CITY PLAZA, Vomoii and all other stares open 10 a.m. -1 0 p.ni. This was an elegant, wine bottle. He was ner per person. intermissions and three It didn’t work. squab garnished with a elaborate test for more vous as he turned the bottle “It’s as close as you can complete table settings. "No problem,’’ said brandy sauce) and boeuf than 5(1 students in the ever so gently. come to the real thing in an Thirty-four hundred man Cynthia Powlceyn of perlgourdine (tenderloin hotel-management course Not a drop spilled as the academic setting,’’ said hours went .into the plan Minneapolis, the chef de ll^ tly roasted and served at University of Wisconsin- amber liquid slipped into lim Ross, the department ning and preparation, with cuisine. “Everything went in Madeira wine and Stout. my glass. The waiter head sitting at our table. much time spent in smoothly.’’ cognac with some real I’m a 20-niinute eater looked relieved. “The pressure is there, research and the “The venison was our big tndfles). myself. But I spent seven • Not that I am so fussy. too. One of education’s choreography of the worry,” Cynthia said. “We The meal totaled But one of the diners at our hours eating, talking. responsibilties is to show between 9,000 and id.OOO in th e dinner, something the were worried it m i^ t have _ sa vin g s. calories. SA U STARTS TODAY - ALL DAL STORES OPEN EVERY NIOHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS MANCHESTER PARKADE A CORRINS CORNER open 9:30 a.m. -11 p.m. ® “N IO C ^ o f tim e TRI-CITY PLAZA, Vomon and all other stares open id a.m. -1 0 p.m. 2 Space shuttle Settled in new job men’s knit Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld already Key space vehicle for the coining decades, the in the has a Pentagon deskful of chores. At 43, he Space Shuttle Orbiter, takes shape at the Palm became the nation’s youngest defense cUef. dale, Calif., assembly facilitiefs of Rockwell (NEA photo) International’s Space Division. NASA space o projects for the remainder of this century will leisure turtlenecks 2 focus on the reusable vehicle, now scheduled for completion around September 1976. o f tim e P.D.Q. Bach needs ir s OUR POLicYi y - shape-holding special breed suits By JULIANNE HASTINGS red mechanic’s suit with Give ocrylic ribs by NEW YORK (UPI) - matching sneakers. Not everyone can play the “Excuse me, I thought him a reg.?23 music of P.D.Q. Bach, this was the men’s room,” misses, jrs top names in legendary son of pianist- Fleisher said, and wheeled lightweight composer Johann Sebas out again. a top maker... tian Bach. Bruce Mahler, dressed in It requires a special a tuxedo, introduced CHAIN SAW breed of musician — if himself and his companion. musician is the term. "This is Jeffrey, my By Ray Tanguay, C.L.U. SDortsw e Among those who mute,” Mahler said. 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Shore Manchester, who died Friday at te Manchester, died Saturday at St. Rd. North, died FYiday in Rockville Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital, is Francis Hospital, Hartford. He Was General Hospital, Vernon. SALE STARTS TODAY - ALL DAL STORES OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS Tues^y at 9:15 a.m. from Holmes the husband of the late Blanche Gren- Mrs. Mitchell was bora in Belfast, ranks with top sports comebacks Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a dreau Landry. Northern Ireland, and lived in Long MANCHESTER PARKADE A CORRINS CORNER open 0:30 a.m. -1 1 p.m. Mass at St. James Church at 10. Mr. Landi7 was bom March 26, Island, N.Y., before moving to TRI-CITY PLAZA, Vernon and all othar storas open 10 a.m. -1 0 p.m. Florida about 18 years ago. She spent "We played this well because our Burial wtll be in St. James 1908, in St. Johnsbury, Vt., and lived BALTIMORE (UPI) - “deserved to be champions. boasted advantages of 14-10 at half However, the Patriots came back In five plays, Jones drove the Colts the last two summers in Ellington. “When I was growing up I used to time and 21-20 early in the final early in the fourth period when from the Patriot 44 to the go-ahead players telieved they could win. It Cemetery. in Manchester many years before Baltimore Colts coach Ted Friends may call at the funeral moving to Hartford four years ago. Survivors are a son, Wilfred G. read about the 1914 Boston Braves, period before Baltimore’s defense rookie quarterback Steve Grogan touchdown, an 11-yard run up the was the best effort of the season for Mitchell of Ellington; a sister in home tonight from 7 to 9. He retired three years ago from Marchibroda ranks his team’s who were in last place July Fourth drove his club 60 yards in just five middle by all-purpose back Lydell us. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division of Long Island, and five grandchildren. nine-game drive to its first but came back to win the pennant and plays. He plunged over from the one Mitchell with 8:19 left. Fairbanks, whose club finished the A memorial service will be held at season tied for last place in the AFC United Technologies Corporation in division title in four years finally the World Series. Well, 1 think and John Smith converted to give On the Pats’ next possession, cor- a time to be announced. East with the New York Jets, said East Hartford. He was a Navy among thd greatest comebacks we are the Boston Braves of foot New England a 21-20 lead with 11:57 nerback Nelson Munsey insured the There are no calling hours. remaining. , Colt victory when he returned his objectives next year would be “to veteran of World War H. He was a in sports history. ball,” he said. Arthur E. Roberts member of St. Vincent DePaul Socie The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 “We know playing the Steelers will another interception 30 yards for a get ourselves together” and field a The young Colts won the American Arthur E. Roberts, USN petty of ty of Hartford and the South West Ellington Ave., Vernon, is in charge be tough. They are a great football touchdown. healthy team. Football Conference Eastern Divi On the next play from scrimmage. A Memorial Stadium crowd of 48,- ficer, retired, of Panama City, Fla., ^nior Citizens. of arrangements. club and they will be tough to beat. It “In the last quarter their intercep sion title Sunday with a 34-21 com Patriot linebacker Steve Nelson an 678 braved 15 mile per hour winds, formerly of Manchester, died Friday Survivors are his mother, Mrs. will take a ^ e a t effort from our en tions proved costly to us. The in eback win over the New England turned the tide with a pair of key in ticipated Jones’ pass to Glenn temperatures in the low 30s and light at Bay City Hospital, Panama City. Julia Landry of West Hartford; three tire ballclub,” he said. terception by White was the play of Patriots. They travel to Pittsburgh terceptions. Doughty and picked it off, apparently snom Several thousand fans poured He was the husband of Mrs. Virginia brothers, Gerard Landry of East ’The Colts needed such an effort in the game. ’That saved it for them,” Charles Henrich Jr. Saturday to face the defending NFL The Colts recovered from their sinking Baltimore’s comeback hopes. on tne field near the end of the game, Armstrong Roberts. Hartford, Lionel Landry of Windsor, the second half Sunday to hold off said Fairbanks, who refused to dis VERNON -Charles Henrich Jr., champion Steelers in the opening halftime deficit with a Bert Jones-to- But linebacker Stan White in holding up play several minutes and Mr. Roterts was born Sept. 14,1921 and Maurice Landry of West Hart New England, which produced its parage his team’s performance. 66, of 300 South St. was stricken ill Raymond Chester touchdown pass tercepted a Grogan pass two plays after the game, the fans uprooted the in Hartford and iived in Manchester ford; and a sister, hfrs. Ailene Harris playoff round. “best effort-of the season,” accor “I’ve coached a lot of football and died Sunday at home. He was the Marchibroda said his club, 2-12 a and a Toni Linhart field goal to take a later to set the Colts off on their win goalposts and carried the sections untii he entered the service. He was a of Hartford. ding to coach Chuck Fairbanks. teams but I never had one that tried husband of Mrs. Ruth Ramsey year ago and 1-4 earlier this season. 20-14 lead. ning drive. away. 1939 graduate of Manchester High The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. The Patriots, who finished 3-11, to win more than today,” he said. School. He served with the Navy Henrich. from the John F. Tierney Funeral Mr. Henrich was bora in Brooklyn, Medical Corps for 21 years before his Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass retirement. He was a veteran of N.Y., and lived in Valley Stream, at 10 at the Church of the Assump L.I., N.Y., for about 50 years before Naniath to return in *76 World War II and served as a medic tion. Burial will be in St. James with the Marines in Korea during the moving to Vernon three years ago. Cemetery. He retired from the Morgan Korean Conflict. He had liv ^ in Friends may call at the funeral Guaranty Trust Co. in New York City Panama City for 25 years. home tonight from 7 to 9. The Herald Angle Other survivors are his mother, in 1969i after having worked there for Mrs. Amelia Richardson of 44 years. By Earl Yost Dallas passed He was a member of the Lynbrook Manchester; four daughters, Mrs. Sports Editor John (Diana) Lee of Coventry, Mrs. Gleason A. Brown Lodge of Masons in Lynbrook, L.I., N.Y. Allan (Patricia) Jackson of Ridge VERNON - Gleason Albert 5%-35%off Other, survivors are a son, Charles Springs, S.C., and Robyn Robertsand Brown, 19, of 274 Taylor St. died R. Henrich of Newport Beach, R.I.; both hurdles Gale Roberts, both at home; a Saturday at Hartford Hospitai, Hart a daughter, Mrs. Wayne Haley of Pro cagers are well paid brother, C. Sumner Roberts of ford, from injuries sustained in an in NEW YORK (UPI) — The Dallas Cowboys had two major Manchester; and two grandchildren. Cranston, R.I.; and four When one talks about hard times and unemployment, one can’t shed any objective^ Sunday—win a game and stay healthy for next week’s dustrial accident Tuesday at the grandchildren. The funeral and burial will be in Spare Parts Division of Olivetti tears for National Basketball Association players who are complaining. 'Hie opening game of the playoffs. They accomplished both and got a The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. average salary this season is $104,000, and that’s not a typographical Panama City. Corp. of America in South Windsor. at Trinity Lutheran Church in Ver oom lo b e little more, a preview of Minnesota’s icy weather. error...One big reason why the NBA which had but three clubs that wound up Mr. Brown was bora in Hartford With a wild card berth clinched. non. Burial will be Wednesday in using black ink last season has survived is the lucrative teevee contract which “It’s too bad the weather was so March 4, 1956, and lived in Thomp- Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead, Cowboys Coach Tom Landry decided Mrs. James E. Brennan sonville and Windsor Locks before nets the circuit $9 million a season...The Minnesota Fighting Saints’ franchise miserable,” said Longley, refelring L.I., N.Y. in the World Hockey Association is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy yet the to hold out quarterback Roger Mrs. Marilyn Brennan, 45, of 62 moving to Vernon eight years ago. to the blustery winds and Friends may call at the Ladd average salary of the 27 players is $46,000 with the team president drawing Staubach, bothered by sore ribs, and temperature which dipped to the low Hawthorne St. was found dead in her He had worked at Olivetti for two gave second-year man Clint Longley Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., $50,000...How many times have you heard a popular teevee football 20s. “You couldn’t really throw the car in East Hartford, Saturday. East months. his first pro start. After a slow start, Vernon, tonight from 7 to 9. sportscaster say “He can do it all.” Frank Gifford was a versatile back as a ball against the wind and it’s for Hartford police said the body was He attended Vernon Middle School The family suggests memorial Longley settled down and rallied found by a man and his children on a and graduated from Rockville High player with the New York Giants but he’s applied the tag to at least 100 tunate our backs had such a good day gifts to the Trinity Lutheran Church NFLers who “can do it all.” Dallas to a 31-21 victory over the dirt road off Burnham St. Police said School in 1974. He was a member of New York Jets, hitting Drew Pear running.” Memorial Fund. Newhouse led Dallas backs with the death was an apparent suicide. the junior varsity basketball team in son with a 10-yard touchdown pass in Poor Pat was cold 108 yards, Dennison had 46 and She was the wife of James E. Bren high school, the glee club and the '(5; the third period to put Dallas into the Speaking of sportcasters, while sitting in front of my warm working Charles Young 49. nan. dramatic club. lead. Mrs. Brennan was born in Mr. Brown was a member of the w ear fireplace yesterday I heard Pat Summerall say five times in a two minute "We wanted to win the game but Easthampton, Mass., and iived in First Congregational Church of Ver span how cold it was at Shea Stadium for the Jets-Dallas game. Personally, I more importantly, we wanted to get Manchester 10 years. non and the Pilgrim Fellowship of Armed man killed didn’t care, and I doubt if viewers did. For the working media. Shea Stodium ready for the playoffs,’’ said She was a nurse for the East Hart the church. is one of the best places to cover a game because the press boxes are heated Newhouse. by policemen and enclosed...One of my all-time favorite sports announcers was the retired ford Board of Education and served Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Their only bright spot was the per in the Army Nurse Corps during the Mrs. Irving Brown of Vernon; a WATERBURY (UPI) - Police Red Barber, now living in retirement in Florida. Barber never complained once about the heat, cold or wind or how hungry he was during extra inning formance of John Riggins, who Korean Conflict. sister. Miss Susan J. Brown, at shot and killed a 47-year-old man gained 62 yards to go over the 1,000- Other survivors are two sons, home, and his maternal grand baseball games when he was behind the mike. It was one of his trademarks. who threatened them with a loaded New York moved ahead in the first yard mark, the first runner in club Michael Brennan and David Bren mother, Mrs. Bernice E. Friend of shotgun Saturday night. ’The fan isn’t interested in any discomfort for the man in the booth he told me years ago when he handled the New York Yankee telecasts. After all, if uie quarter. ’Thomas Henderson fumbled history to hit that figure. nan, and a daughter, Mary Brennan, Brooklin, Maine. A man identifie4'is Lonnie Groom “Actually, I would have been hap weather is cold, as it a was at Shea yesterday, you dress accordingly and for the opening kickoff and Steve Davis all of Manchester, and her mother, The funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at of Waterbury was pronounced dead pier with a 1,500-yard season,” the money grid teevee announcers are paid they shouldn’t complain...Inciden recovered on the Dallas five, setting Mrs. Nora O’Gorman Greaney of the First Congregational Church of at St. Mary’s Hospital, police said Riggins said. “I think that’s in Northampton, Mass. Vernon. Burial will be in Grove Hill Sunday. tally, there were more than 20,000 no-shows - ticket purchasers who failed to up John Riggins’ one-yard TD plunge. Defensive end Jim Bailey in- dicative of a great runner. I got the The funeral is Tuesday at 9 a.m. Cemetery, Vernon. Police said officers responded to a turn out ■- at Shea yesterday, just as there was the previous week when the ‘ tercepted a screen pass on the Dallas necessary yardage but it was tough. 1 frofn John F. Tierney Funeral Friends may call at the Holmes report at about 10 p.m. that a man New York Giants were the home team. 25 and Carl Garrett went in from the thought Dallas would let down a little Home, 219 W. Center St. with a Mass Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9. fired a shotgun into the air near an Healy all-star selection eight for a 14-0 lead. since they made the playoffs last at 10 at St. Thomas Chapel, Universi The family suggests memorial Orange Street grocery store. When Then Longley went to work. week but they didn’t.” (UPI Photo) ty of Connecticut, Storrs. Burial will gifts to the First Congregational policeman Anthony Rocco and Louis Bob Healy and Ray Sullivan, who starred with Manchester High’s basket Henderson blocked' a punt on the Namath, meanwhile, scotched be in St. James Cemetery. Church of Vernon or the Gleason Scozzafava ordered Groom to put the ball squad last season, helped Wilbraham-Monson gain the finals of the Kingswood Invitational Tournament on the weekend before losing to host Jets’ 31 and Longley took Dallas in reports that he would retire. Colts’ Lydell Mitchell stopped Friends my call at the funeral Brown Scholarship Fund, in care of gun down, he kept it aimed at them, “I have a contract for next season Applying tackle is Pats’ linebacker Steve Nelson home tonight from 7 to 9. Martin Fagan, principal of Rockville police said. Kingswood. Healy was named to the all-tourney squad, ^ t h local players for its first score, Robert Newhouse’s three-yard run. He then and I intend to honor it,” he said. “I High School. The officers fired and hit Groom tallied twin figures in the finals, Healy getting 18 and Sullivan 14...Hartford Bulkeley High has never beaten East Catholic in eight hoop games...Retired directed a 71-yard drive to tie the really don’t want to talk too much with five bullets, according to the about next year. I intend to sit down report. football official. Chick Toomey is now a tennis enthusiast and stays in top game, sending Doug Dennison over physical shape playing the sport and skiing...When Larry Pleau of the New from the one. with management very soon and \cotton, work things out. I want to play. I still Enplami Whalers saw the red light flash after his shot against Edmonton it Longley moved the Cowboys 50 marked his 100th goal in the World Hockey Association. Pleau and his mates yards in seven plays in the third think I can play and play well.” Dave Jennings NAACP ready will be home Friday night against Cincinnati...Bruce Fiori, former Far quarter for the go-ahead TD an then “I see Joe as part of our team next mington High distance runner, has been elected captain of the University of set up Toni Fritsch’s 22-yard field season,” said General Manager A1 to protect Pennsylvania cross country squad. Fiori has been among the top 10 finishers goal for a 24-14 lead. Ward. “I couldn’t blame Joe for what ari' in the past two Five Milers in Manchester on Thanksgiving...Tickets are still Bob Gresham scored from seven happened to our team this season. sparks Giants minority jobs .. available at both Manchester High and East Catholic High for the Dec. 30 yards out to cut the lead to 24-21 but You can’t blame any one Individual. We just went into a tailspin and the HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec basketball meeting between the two schools at the Clarke Arena...Super Bowl rookie Randy Hughes iced the vic bottom just fell out. Joe had an off ticut’s NAACP has authorized its will be staged Jan. 18...It was Manchester High’s Dick Danielson who tory when he returned J.J. Jones’ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Punter Dave Jennings was the president to go to court aeaihst the long .tf'/V . v \ ; / . recommended that George Ritchie be named to head the soccer and baseball pass 33 yards for a score with 18 year but not the kind of year where difference Sunday as the New York Giants pulled out a 26-23 vic you’d just give him away.” layoffs of 500 state employes. If he ■>l \ f J tournaments for the CIAC when a vacancy developed. Ritchie will receive a seconds left. tory in the rain over San Francisco. feels too many minority group Gold Key from the Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance Feb. 2 in New Haven „It was a 47-yard - ^ Jennings .punt members are among the furloughed. downed inside the one-yard line that NAACP President Wilber Smith, set up the winning tally and it waa a also a Democratic state senator from ro b 0 S, /.... \ \ roughing-the-kicker call momenta Hartford, said the civil rights group later that prevented the 49era from met in emergency session Saturday rallying in the seesaw affair. in Bridgeport and voted to allow him Colts showed plenty of heart in win Jennings said he waa not acting n th victory in 14 games this season to investigate the dismissals. but to rv ‘''Mw'’ when he fell after being bumped by ding Super Bowl champion Steelers run a play from scrimmage to insure Minorities, usually last hired, may back Nelson Munsey picked off and provided the Raiders revenge for NEW YORK (UPI) - ’The last in the first round of the playoffs. In the Bengals the AFC wild card berth linebacker Willie Harper. have been first fired. Smith said. another Grogan pass and returned it an earlier 42-10 drubbing by the / an time Baltimore made the National other playoff pairings, St. Louis in next weekend’^ playoffs with an “That was my sixth roughing of the Gov. Ella T. Grasso and Finance y.' 30 yards for an insurance touchdown. Chiefs. Banaszak also scored on runs Football League playoffs was in 1971 visits Los Angeles Saturday while 11-3 record. San Diego, never in the Commissioner Jay Tapper have said Munsey’s runback also closed the of five and three yards. when the Colts had Johnny Unitas, Dallas journeys to Minnesota and game after fumbling away its first agency heads were ordered Tom Matte, John Mackey, Bubba door on any hopes the Miami Oilers 21, Browns 10 W IV-Xf-f ; ;■ > / ^ step-ins Cincinnati travels to Oakland Sun two kickoff receptions, ended the The Houston offense exploded for specifically not to lay off from those Smith, Mike Curtis and a whole lot of Dolphins had of appearing in the season at 2-12. offices with many minority playoffs a sixth straight year. The day. three touchdowns in its first five guts. In other games Sunday, Cincinnati employes. Dolphins nipped Denver 14-13 Satur Cardinals 24, Lions 13 possessions, including a 75-yard This year the Colts will again ven swamped San Diego 47-17, St. Louis Smith said he believed the layoffs Jim Otis rushed for 69 yards to touchdown pass from Dan Pastorini •alol-rin^c ture into post-season play but the day to stay alive in the playoff chase, nudged Detroit 24-13, Dallas out were discriminatory but he he was but needed a loss by either Baltimore clinch the NFC rushing title and set a to Ken Burrough, to insure the Oilers cast is drastically changed: it now lasted the New York Jets 31-21, St. Louis club record for yards with their best season since 1962 at 104. season,” he said afterwards. “That going to try to find evidence to sup features Bert Jones, Lydell Mitchell, or the Cincinnati Bengals to gain a has to be a record. If they hit me, I go port his claim. Chicago blasted New Orleans 42-17, 1,076 and Terry Metcalf set a NFL The Oilers’ defense kept the Browns Raymond Chester, John Dutton, Stan berth. Philadelphia routed Washington 26-3, down. There is no acting because if He said 8.2 per cent of the state’s New England, which handed all-purpose yardage mark to help the outside the 25-yard line until the final \^ ite and a whole lot of heart. Green Bay dumped Atlanta 22-13, you act the refs know it and they keep 40,000 employes, or 3,250, are minori Baltimore one of its early season set Cardinals equal their best season minutes when an interception Ion/ ‘yk Kunnu It takes heart to rebound from a 2- Houston drubbed Cleveland 21-10, ever at 11-3. Metcalf picked up 127 allowed Cleveland to score Its lone an eye on you.” ty group members. Smith said he has backs, led 14-10 at halftime, thanks Oakland doused Kansas City 28-20 It was the second straight, victory asked the Personnel Department to 12 finish in 1974 to win 10 games and a chiefly to Allen Carter’s 99-yard yards on rushes, pass catches and touchdown. division title this year. It takes heart and the New York Giants nipped San kick returns to bring his season yar Eagles 26, Redskins 3 for the Giants, who wound up tell him how many minorities were return of the opening kickoff. Grogan matching the 49ers 5-9 season’s among the 500 persons laid off. to bounce back from a 14 start this hit Sam Cunningham with a seven- Francisco 26-23. dage to 2,462 and break by 18 yards Joe Lavender and Frank LeMaster Saturday, Minnesota clubbed Buf mark. fall to win nine straight games and a yard pass for the other first half the record set last year by Mack returned two of seven Philadelphia falo 35-13 and Los Angeles tripped interceptions for second half “We did what we wanted to do, we division title. score. Herron of New England. And it takes heart to score 14 points Pittsburgh 10-3. Raiders 28, Chiefs 20 touchdowns to give the Eagles a won two in a row,” said New York The reward the Colts get for their Bengals 47, Chargers 17 coach Bill Arnsparger. “That’s in the last nine minutes of the final fine comeback is a trip to Pittsburgh Pete Banaszak’s third touchdown season-closing upset of Washington Cincinnati scored three quick something we had not accomplished game of the regular season to next Saturday to take on the defen run of the game—a one-yard blast and their second triumph over the guarantee that divisional title and touchdowns before San Diego could with 4:51 left— insured Oakland its Redskins this season. The victory up until this point. Our offense did the resulting playoff berth — as the gave the Eagles a 4-10 record for the well and our defense hung in there. About Colts did Sunday in beating the New season while the Redskins wound up We did get into some trouble on our England Patriots 34-21. special teams.” 8-6. He said the special teams let down town “I don’t think any of us felt we Packers 22, Falcons 13 could go 10-4,” said first year Reserve running backs Barty on a 66-yard Bruce Taylor punt /styles... return that set up the score which Baltimore Coach Ted Marchibroda, Smith &r<* Erik Torkelson each the man most responsible for the tur rushed for touchdowns as Green Bay gave San Francisco a 23-20 lead with The Christmas assembly of naround in Colts’ football fortunes. took advantage of five Atlanta tur 14:50 to go. Martin-South School will be held Six minutes later Jennings punt ' ’/ / N- / / \ < o Q t ' “I told the players at training camp novers to close a disappointing 4-10 Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Martin p -s-m -l, they were going to have a good year season on a winning note. Dave was downed Inside the one, although School auditorium. ... but I didn’t expect anything like Hampton was the lone bright spot for San Francisco 49ers coach Dick this.” Atlanta as he rushed for 61 yards to Nolan later said angrily he thought Mitchell skittered 11 yards up. the give him 1,002 for the season. the Giants shoved the ball into the middle with just 8:19 remaining in Bears 42, Saints 17 end zone. The Old Guard of Em anuel New York then stopped San Fran Magic act at lOH party Lutheran Church will meet ’Tuesday '7-13,8-20 the game to put the Colts in the lead Rookie quarterback Bob Avellini for good at 27-21 after Stan White cisco cold and took over o n '^ e Walter Umberfield as "Mr. Unusual" shakes the remains of a at 10 a.m. in Luther Hall of the threw three touchdown passes to picked off a Steve Grogan pass to tight end Greg Latta and ran one Prospector 37. An 18-yard Craig Mor "turkey" out of the can which Keith Lapuk has just shot. The church. The group is open to all ton to Jim Obradovich pass and an in retired men of the area. give Baltimore possession at the yard for another score to give the magic act was part of the entertainment presented at the 19th New England 44. It took Colts Bears their only rout of the season. terference call on San Francisco cor- annual Christmas party sponsored by the Instructors pf the Hand quarterback Bert Jones just four Avellini finished the game with 15 nerback Nate Allen helped get the The board of trustees of North plays to engineer the drive. completions in 23 attempts for 268 ball down to the San Francisco one. icapped, Inc., Sunday, at Concordia Lutheran Church, for (UPI Photo) Larry Watkins banged over for what United Methodist Church will meet ^conds later, Baltimore corner- yards. students and their parents. (Herald photo by Dunn) tonight at 7:30 at the church. George Blanda, 2,000 point man proved to be the winning tally. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 0 , 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Mon., Dec. 22.1975 - PAGE NINETEEN Acid hoop tests Cavaliers on tear in NBA await schoolboys 1%404 turn out^view win NEW YORK (UPI) sed a hook shot with seven Jazz 120, Suns 107 behind in the fourth Spurs 108, Spirits 106 — For many years, a seconds remaining Led by subs Nate quarter and held Portland Larry Kenon’s 42 points grabbed the rebound. It Williams and Aaron East Granby. Both clashes begin at o’clock with Northwest Catholic at line that drew more to just seven points in the and a clutch basket by Bil- By LEN AUSTER laughs than “Here was Cleveland’s against 10 James, the Jazz sprinted last seven minutes. ’The Herald Sportswriter 7:45. the Eagles’ Nest but the weather will ly Paultz with 1:03 come da judge” was for Los Angeles in the final away in the second half. Warriors, led by Rick remaining led the Spurs. Christinas will be upon us and a Area teams will also see plenty of be a determining factor whether or “ Here come the period. Williams came off the Barry’s 32 points, notched Ron Boone led St. Louis white one is assured but there will be action this week, weather permit not it is played. The Manchester “I think this is the best I bench to get 27 points and maidens, 14, journey to West Hart "Si Cavs.” their ninth win in a row. with 28 points and Marvin no holiday vacation for the local ting. South Windsor, with a 3-2 docket But things are different have ever played Jabbar,” James added 21. Louie ford ’Tuesday for a confrontation with Barnes had 26. basketball teams as each faces stem and riding a three-game winning now. ’The ones doing the said Thurmond, who put in Nelson had 19 and Henry Hall High. Saturday afternoon at 2, tests. streak, is at 1-4 Rockville High laughing are Uie Cleveland his first four shots and Bibby 17 for the Jazz. Nets 118, Squires 91 the Indians are scheduled to visit Manchester High, leading the CCIL Tuesday night in a Central Valley Cavaliers and their fans. finished with 12 points. "1 Bucks 103, Sonlcs 101 Julius Erving scored 31 crosstown East. with a 4-0 record, has one game on Conference engagement. The Rams A crowd of 19,404, second tried to force him out a Bob Dandridge poured in points, 23 in the first half, Nuggets 122, Pacers 117 the slate and it’s a big one. The In are 1-2 in loop play while South Wind Manchester will have to shut off largest in (Cleveland step or two. You have to 31 points and Elmore to pace New York to an Dan Issel scored 27 dians host 3-1 Hall High Tuesday sor shares the top rung with Bloom high scoring Hall Co-Captains John history, turned out Sunday play him high and by Smith came up with two easy win. In that first half. points, including a stuff night at Clarke Arena at 7 ;45 with the field at 2-0. Saturday night, the Bob Rubino and John Leniban if it wants afternoon to watch the position.” free throws with 41 seconds Bill Melchionni came off shot with eight seconds left conference lead at stake. Hall shades cats entertain Hartford Public and to retain the league leadership. Mike Cavs chalk up their seventh Jabbar, who topped all left and a critical steal the bench to hit 6-for-6 on the clock, to assure from the field and Erving second place with Penney at 3-1 at Rockville host Simsbury High in non Quesnel with a 19.8 point per game straight victory with a 99- scorers with 34 points, with seven seconds to go to league-leading Denver the the moment. conference battles. average and Mark Domko i^th a 13.0 98 thriller over the Los canned only 13 of 33 from lead Milwaukee. connected on 10 of 11 field victory. David Thompson Injury-riddled East Catholic, 3-0, Coventry, 2-1 in the COC and 3-1 average lead the Indian firepower. Angeles Lakers. the field and hauled down Warriors 108, Blazers goal attempts to provide finished with 26 points for New York with a 63-40 half swings into Hartford County over-all, is at 0-3 Rocky Hill Tuesday Bruce Ballard has been a stalwart on "I was scared to death 12 rebounds. 102 the Nuggets. time bulge. Conference action for the first time night in conference play. Bolton, 1-2 defense and off the backboards. about this game,” said “Thurmond has always Golden State came from with two games at the Eagles’ Nest. hosts 3-1 Bacon Academy Tuesday Cleveland coach Bill Fitch. played well against me and night and is at Lyman Memorial East is hurting physically at the Tuesday night at 7:45, the Eagles moment. Bill Moffett is out until <‘First game home off a I learned a few things from entertain St. 'Thomas Aquinas, which Friday night in out of conference ac trip is always a tough one. him during my rookie tion. Rham, 1-2, meets 1-2, 2-2 Vinal after the year and 84 junior Jon along with Northwest Catholic, sits Lindberg is sidelined for an indefinite "Nate Thurmond has year,” Jabbar said. “He’s Battered Whalers BASKETBALL atop the HCC at 2-0. Aquinas over-all Tech Tuesday night in Hebron and period. Senior Captain John Lusa, 6-5 (Upl Photo) made the adjustment to tall and agile. I couldn’t sports a 4-0 ledger. East’s second Saturday night the Sachems enter our club and be did a great seem to put anything in the tain non-conference foe Canton. pivotman, is averaging 21.3 points Jimmy Connors handles shot at net clash is Saturday night against HCC per game and 6-5 junior forwai^ Jeff job against Kareem Abdul- hoop.” face Cleveland tiling varsity cellar dweller St. Bernard, also with Ellington High, 2-0 in the NCCC and 1 Jabbar,” added Fitch, who Elsewhere, Chicago Bringing its record to the 3-1 over-all, is at conference foe 1-3 Heim is also hitting double figures. a 7:43 start. Cheney is looking to rebound off a watched Thurmond hold downed Atlanta 97-90 in .500 level last Friday was Cheney Tech, 1-2 in the Charter Suffield Tuesday night and ^ d a y RICHFIELD,Ohio (UPI) Abrahamsson is suffering a poor performance against Vinal Abdul-Jabbar to only three overtime. New Orleans the filing Junior High Oak Coiderence and 2-2 in all games, the Purple Knights head nortn for a baskets in 14 attempts in ripped Phoenix 120-107, — The New England pulled muscle and b r u i^ basketball team with a two-game swing through Canada. In Tech. The Beavers will have their Whalers take on the ieg which is severely cut entertains unbeaten 4-0 Cromwell work cut out for them against the final 12 minutes. Milwaukee edged Seattle come-from-behind 54-53 High Tuesday night. The Panthers its first test, Ellington meets Merrit- After Don Freeman’s 103-101 and Golden State Cleveland Crusaders ting down his mobility. He win over J.F. Kennedy of ton High of St. Catherine, Ontario. Cromwell, which year in and year out tonight with question will play, but will be han are tied for the COC lead with is one of the top Class C Division Connors trailing layup gave the Lakers a 96- beat Portland 108-102. Enfield. Portland at 3-0. Saturday night, the On the distaff side. East’s girls, 3- marks and black lines dicapped, says coach Jack hoop schools in the state. 91 lead, the Cavs reeled off In the ABA, New York Mark (Copeland pumped Beavers host non-conference foe 0, have a game scheduled tonight at 8 six straight points to take a romped over Virginia 118- drawn all over their star Kelley. home a 35-foot set shot 97-96 lead on Bobby Smith’s 91, ^ n Antonio nipped St. ting lineup sheet. The Cleveland Purple with one second left to give Gang broke a four-game 10-footer with 1:59 left. Louis 108-106 and Denver Rick Ley, Wayne th e Rams the win. losing streak Saturday with Austin Carr’s layup with beat Indiana 122-117. Carleton and Paul Hurley Copeland had 23 ponts, a 5-3 victory over the In in cup s 1:12 showing on the clock Hawks 97, Bulls 90 are scratched because of il eSu'is Boser 13 and Steve dianapolis Racers. The nullified a jumper by the Bob Love scored 32 lness or injury while Brad Pyka 11 points for Rling. game was punctuated by Hoop standings Lakers’ Gail Goodrich with points, including a jump Selwood and Thommy filing lost its opener several fights in the first Fairfield racks MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Tony each in what has turned out to be a largely by wearing down his oppo 38 second left: shot that sent the game Abrahamsson are in poor Tuesday, 85-71, to Wilson period that finally CCIL 0 'all Trabert, captain of the U.S. Davis very long weekend of tennis. nent. When Lara left the court he had The Lakers had one more into overtime, to lead shape and may not get on Junior High. Boser had 26 w. 1. w. L. degenerated into a brawl Cup team, is counting on a slow start Connors won the first set 6-2 bt played 133 games in three days. chance to win it with 15 se Chicago to only its seventh the ice. points, Copeland 19 and MANCHESTER 4 0 4 0/1 by Mexico’s Raul Ramirez when the Ramirez won the next two by iden between the benches at the Pyka 17 in this contest. Hall 3 1 4 FYiday, Connors defeated Lara in a cond to go, but Jabbar mis- victory of the season. Star goalie Christer 1/1 deciding match of the North tical 6-3 scores. hard-fought match and Ramirez easi (UPI Photo) end of the stanza. Penney 3 1 4 1/1 up win No. 5 Enfield 2 2 2 2/1 American Zone playoffs resume "We'll have a better chance ly won his encounter with Gottfried. Fermi 2 2 2 3/1 today. Jimmy Connors trailed tomorrow,’’ Trabert said Sunday Saturday Ramirez and Lara teamed Sidney Wicks goes high to score for Blaeers Conard 1 2 1 2/1 Ramirez two sets to one, although he evening. "Raul takes a while to get up against Dick Stockton and Erik Three Golden State Warriors watch play last night Windham 1 2 1 2/1 led three games to two in the fourth going and by then it may be too late." Van Dillen to win the doubles. Simsbury 1 3 2 3/1 HARTFORD (UPI) — In control most of the way, Fairfield set, when play was called late Sunday The Connors-Ramirez battle got off Ramirez, a right-hander from East Hartford 1 3 1 3/1 University chalked up their fourth straight victory with an easy afternoon because of darkness. to a late start following a lengthy Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, Wethersfield 1 3 1 3/1 91-73 basketball win over Seton Hall Sunday. Today’s contest decides match between Brian Gottfried of has shown himself to be the equal of College basketball roundup HCC O’all Danny Odums had 23 points and everything. Mexico and the United the U.S. and Mexico’s Marcelo Lara. southpaw Connors. In many respects W. L. W. L. teammates Joe DeSantis and Steve Yale’s Steve Switchenko had a States both have won two matches Gottfried won, 3-6, 6-2, 3-6, 8-6, 6-1, one is the mirror image of ^ e other. Aquinas 2 0 4 0/1 Balkun each had 20 to lead the Stags game high of 20 points. NWest Catholic 2 0 4 1/1 to their fifth win in seven games. In West Haven, Jimmy Allen South Catholic 1 0 4 0/1 Tournament hosts SALE! scored 17 points and Alvin Pope 16 EAST CATHOLICO 0 3 0/1 Seton Hall dropped to 34. St. Paul 1 2 3 2/1 Fairfield led the visitors 42-31 at points to pace New Haven to an 89-77 Sears Snow Retreads Xavier 0 1 1 2/1 the half then got into high gear win over Brooklyn. St. Bernard 0 3 0 4/1 leading at one point 70-44 with 10 The Chargers, who led at halftime improved records COC CPall minutes left in the game. 41-35, registered their third wih in w. L. W. L. Greg Tynes had 16 points and Tom five games. Brooklyn is 3-5. B u y a P a i r Portland 3 0 4 0/1 Flaherty had 13 for the Pirates. In New Britain, Mike Gambardella NEW YORK (UPI) into the No. 2 spot in the for its sixth victory. Cromwell 3 0 4 0/1 hit a 20 foot jump shot with three In basketball action Saturday — Thanks to a flock’of wake of Marquette’s loss to In other games, involving For Only COVENTRY 2 1 3 1/1 night, Yale suffered a 71-62 loss at seconds left in the match to lead Minnesota earlier in the top-rated teams Saturday Bacon 2 1 3 1/1 the hands of Texas A&M in the con Springfield over Central Connecticut home court tour week, ran its record to 6-0 night, llth-ranked CHENEY TECH 1 2 2 2/1 solation game at the Jayhawk Classic 64-62. The loss evened the Blue naments, most of the by walloping outclassed Washington breezed past East Hampton 1 2 2 3/1 in Lawrence, Kan. Devils’ record to 3-3. Vinal Tech 1 2 2 2/1 nation’s college Fordham 81-56. San Jose S tate 88-69; BOLTON 1 2 1 2/1 basketball elite Marquette rebounded to freshman Phil Hubbard led RHAM 1 2 1 2/1 enjoyed a prosperous that loss to Minnesota by No. 12 Michigan to its own Rocky Hill 0 3 0 3/1 taking it out on classic championship by pre-holiday weekend. Northwestern 75-53; North scoring 21 points against A78-13 BlackwaU Top-ranked Indiana Carolina slaughtered Miami of Ohio; Phil plus F.E.T. Dick Crum happy proved to be a not-so- Tennessee State. 104-67; Spence sparked North gracious host by winning UCLA ripped Seattle 106- Carolina State to a 95-75 *^ its own Indiana Classic 52, and Nevada-Las Vegas romp over Michigan State. 2 9 18-Month Warranty with a 101-74 thumping of pummeled small college No. 14 Rutgers also Virginia Tech; lOth-rated power Old Dominion 116-90. remained undefeated by NO SEARS SNOW Regular BUY with howl victory\ Tennessee ran its record to Of all the top 10 teams, F.E.T. posting an easy 95-62 win RETREADS Price 2 FOR Basketball 5-1 with a 77-66 triumph Alabama had the toughest over Temple, and No. 15 \TRADE-IN BUckwtII (each) (escli) ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — Dick Crum doesn’t see himself as over Clemson in its own go of it, knocking off a pair Louisville survived a late 6.00-13 17.99 29.97 ??• Vol Classic; No. 13 of Florida teams in their the next Woody Hayes, at least not yet. For the time being he is challenge from Manhattan Snow PasMnger Tire Warranty 7.35-14 20.99 36.97 East frosh Michigan took home its own Big Sun Ciassic at St. to preserve a 78-71 triumph Full Wsrrsnty for Monthi Specified IREQUIRED w happy and proud to be the coach of the Tangerine Bowl winner Petersburg, Fla. The Rolling to its fifth straight win last own honors in the Michigan over the Jaspers. Snow Rstrsads—Two Months 7.75-14 21.99 38.97 Miami of Ohio. Crimson Tide wrapped up Saturday was the East Catholic Classic by putting away number of monthi specified FREE: 8.25-14 22.99 40.97 Crum wanted only to discuss his the tourney by shading Sixteenth-ranked San of your tire becominf 57* freshman team by a 60-40 margin particularly for the 16 seniors on the Miami of Ohio 90-76, and u n m v iM b ie due to failure apparently relatini to the Redskins’ 20-7 win over the South Florida State 76-72. Francisco downed material or workmanship, normal rood hazards^ tread Mounting .5.60-15 19.99 34.97 41* over Northwest Catholic. squad, who have compiled a 32-1-1 No. 16 San Francisco dis- i^ ro u t, replacement or refund will be made upon return Carolina Gamecocks Saturday, North Carolina remained Providence for its seventh with no chorfe for number of months of ownership. Steve (}ecchini paced the young record over the past three years. posed of Providence 91-77 8.25-15 22.99 39.97 _5SL Miami’s third straight Tangerine unbeaten (6-0) by win in eight games. Rotation Eagles with 14 tallies followed by "It’s been a heck of a year for us,” to prevent any em Limited Wsmnty Bowl victory. clobbering East Glenn Williams scored 26 Mark Fournier (10), Mark Murphy Crum said. barrassments in its own If you do not r^ iy c the toul months specified (or each But he' took some time to set the Tennessee. Mitch Kupchak points to lead 17th ranked snow t m ap p e a rin f in th is ad because o f yo u r tire bccom ins (10) and Tom Hj^punick (10). In his customary low-key manner, enable Car Classic. u n ^y i^b le dM to failure apparently relating to the 4-PIy Polyester Cord High 1^ 1, II record straight on persistent rumors St. John’s to a 78-66 victory material or wwkmanship, normal road hazards or tread ■UcInnUI he said workhorse tailback Rob (UPI Photo) No. 2 Marquette, No. 3 led the Tar Heel point e^rout; w e ^ l exchange it for a new tire or give you a H a r t T . he is the likely successor to Hayes, a Victory flip for Bjorn Borg in Stockholm deluge with 24. over American U.; No. 18 ^n^,ch arg in g n eltiwr cojM only the proportion of the way Tires As Low As .... . Church Carpenter, the game’s most valuable Maryland, No. 4 North then cur.ent sdling price plus Federal Excise Tax that former Miami coach, who, it is back who aan 29 times for 120 yards Clarolina, No. 5 UCLA, No. All America hopeful Arizona State beat Georgia represenis the number of months of ownership. Three games were played Saturday rumored, may retire if Ohio State and two touchdowns, "played his 7 Alabama and No. 8 Leon Douglass scored 19 Tech 85-70 in the consola at lUing High with Emanuel of Hart beats UCLA in the Rose Bowl and usual game. He got us the yardage Nevada-Las Vegas didn’t points to lead unbeaten tion game of the Kentucky ford bowing to Center, 36-30, Wap- wins the national championship. when we needed it.” have tournaments before Alabama over Florida Invitaional No. 19 Arizona ping belting Temple, 52-19, and Faith "First,” said Crum, "Woody is not Gamecock Coach Jim Carlen Santa arrives early in whites their own fans, but padded State in the Big Sun dropped its fourth game of of East Hartford topping Concordia, going to retire. He is recruiting Classic, while Eddie the season, 66-60 to Illinois, 47-32. praised Miami’s 210-pound middle their records just the same harder than ever. Even if such a STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Jultomte, Sweden’s No. 2 player, Ove Bengt- peted for by 60 nations. Owens scored 32 points as and No. 20 Wichita State Peterson had 18 points for guard Jeff Kelly, who was named the The brilliant Borg dominated the by whipping up on those possibility ever should develop, I am game’s most valuable lineman, as Sweden’s Santa Claus, arrived early son, then lost a meaningless final faihiliar early-season sof Nevada-Las Vegas also rebounded from two Emanuel and Robb and Spencer 10 final, securing all ttree Swedish vic not certain what my decision would being “quick and strong.” in Stockholm — and he was wearing match, 1-6,6-3,6-1,64, to Jiri Hrebec ties on the scehdule. remained unbeaten by put straight losses with a 65-60 apiece for Center. Umberfield had tories. The 19-year old started the be. Reviewing the loss, Carlen said tennis whites. in the closing singles to make the Maryland, likely to move ting away Old Dominion win over Oklahoma. points for Wapping and Cremesi and proceedings by crushing Hrebec in “My status is that I’ll be in Oxford South Carolina’s offensive line failed final scoOe 3-2. Plepler six apiece for Temple. Bjorn Borg played Santa Sunday by straight sets Friday and then for spring practice. I’m very happy to provide adequate protection for But by then it did not matter. SAVE Morrissette had 17 points for Faith at Miami. It’s a great place to coach defeating Czechoslovakia’s Jan Borg’s sustained brilliance over partnered Bengtson to victory in his talented quarterback, Jeff F u ll 9 0 -Day Worranly on BatUrj SAVE *8 and Tureck 10 for Concordia. 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Hour Number W o m n ly B&B High Vollago motna aUaighMhfough-tho-pathiton Pow er Capaclly Chparily o f P U in ia M4m iht EARLY BIRDS - Robbie Williams Philadelphia'into the teeth and at the airport by 8:30,” noon for Buffalo and the coll connoclom dalivor more Initial starling powar Regular f A 9 7 tonight in Liberty Bowl than an ottiarwiaa Idantteat battary wilti up-and- 4 1 0 Ab ,.. 1 1 5 M inuira 6 7 6 6 U) 134-368, Fran Doyon 132-344, Nancy with each Guaranteed Tune Up of a snow storm. Nelson explained 11 hours start of a 13-day road trip over COM connaoiora. $20.98 R V Trask 130. — Or celebrating CSirist- later in a telephone conver to the West Coast. 24-Month Batteries Priced As MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - OIL CO. Low A s...... witli Iradc In separate news con m as four days early sation just after walking in The next trek was to Heavy Duty RESTAURANT - Hank Frey 149- Southern California Coach ferences Sunday, McKay and WE GUARANTEE this TUNE UP for 10,000 miles or ONE YEAR whichever because the team will be the door. “We stood around begin with a flight to Buf • 24 Hr. Burner Service SAVE 22% SAVE 25% Regular J A 0 7 378, Don Logan 137, Jim Bell 152-378, John McKay says he ap Coach Emory A llard of Texas comes first. If any part we Installed falls, we will replace It FREE OF playing 2,500 miles away at the airport for four falo, provided the two-day, • 24 Hr. Notice for 126.98 J . « F Jim Ck)chran 373, Lee Urbanetti 143- proaches tonight’s Liberty CHARGE. If any services need re-adjustIng there Is no charge. This when Santa Claus arrives. hours until we finally got a foot-deep snowstorm Case of Sears Champion A&M exchanged pleasantries D elivery 149-395, Steve ^ tn a m 136-136-391, The truth is, life is not bus to pick us up. ’There stopped long enough for a Bowl — his final appearance as and refused to preset the out • 200 Del. Minimum guarantee does not cover failure of other components, negligence, Best Motor Oil Spark Plugs Sears Best! Alex Urbanetti 146-155-433, Mike always glamorous or fun for was no. snow in Philly or plane to get out of town. a college football coach—with come, though Bellard said he Automatic Delivery damage, or willful abuse. SteadyRiders Sedor 352, Emil Palmier! 142-144-401, no particular emotion. the high-paid performers, most of the way back. It’s The Celtics, winners of Regular $18 Regular g* Jim Evans 145-139-392, Frank wouldn’t be surprised by a low- as Boston Celtics veteran just that there were no nine straight games and a case 89«each 6 9 # each Regular scoring, defensive battle. MMKHESnR Don Nelson attested Sun planes flying into Boston.” 13” 67 McNamara 155-399, Adolph Kuszas Our PricBS Ju t two games atop the Case of Helps protect engine in any Helps improve penormance, $34.98 27” 140-387, Dan Vlgnone 375, Sam Cool “The last game is going to 36.9 day night. Nelson explained, after National Basketball 24 QU. weather or season. give good gasoline mileage 136-373, Ray Johnson 138-353, Frank come for every coach whether “I think they’re better than PER GALLON *16.95 6 Cylinder SKU The 36-year-old forward excusing himself to Asssociation’s Atlantic Blank 166413, Rich Felmer 363, you’re dead or whether you get any team we’ve played,” *20.958Cyliiider With our had his best game of a per remove bis coat and cap, Division, then were STORE HOURS Travis Cook 138-138400, Rick John Labor - (parts extra PULSAR 96D sonally frustrating season, that the bus had dropp^ scheduled to head for fired,” McKay said of his McKay, who will become SERVICE son 379, Lou Cusano 148-369, Mike coach of the National Football 35.5 naadad) DIABNDSTtC 270 MAIN ST. scoring 23 points in as him off at his suburban Phoenix and a Friday night M O N .* TOES. Sacanella 135-395, Bud Kaeser 136- Trojans’ game with Texas 700-1,00bQAL8. ANALYZER M ANCHEtl many minutes Saturday Natick home before con game against the Suns. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE League’s new Tampa Bay Buc most liMriean Ctrl i'.C R E D IT MANCHESTER OiSO-lO P.M. 393, Paul Correnti 141-368, Mike A&M. "I have no emotion 6 4 0 -7 4 1 2 night in a victory against tinuing to Boston Garden Before the trip ends, they Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Pagan! 355, Bob Kraiewski 367, Chet caneers next year, said of the Call 649-2947 the 76ers. where the rest of the play in all five Pacific about that,” SEAas, a o u v e z am > oo. WEST HARTFORD Russo 148-388, Bill Sheekey 138-360. once beaten Ag^es. But come Sunday mor players disembarked. Division arenas. Sff'tvwvTm' i|i‘i ii'ihrftiiiij. uw iii >-*»<•" w ti '-iwwisiuiitii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 22. 1 9 7 5- PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 22.1875 Buffalo registers 14 goals Unusual company does so well it invites competition NEW YORK (UPI) - It’s an un Stratmar (for stragetlc people on street corners, the last the anything that’s undeliverable is just the streets cheapest in the long run,” avoided. “ What sense does it make to usual firm that’s doing so well in marketing) does sampling all across method Stratmar uses and regards as lost. he said. give a person a sample of dog food these recession days that it doesn’t the countiy for scores of blue clUp the best. TTie fact that so many women now Stratmar calls its system of street without finding out if he has a dog at in checking frustrations mind creating its ovm competition. companies. It is run by Dan Ailloni- Changing econom ic conditions and are away from home all day and the sampling and coupon distribution home to eat it?” But Penny Barry, field director of Charas, a veteran marketing expert. ffhangliig lUe styles in America have inaccessibility of individual Intercept. “ It’s not as indiscriminate Certain types of consumers are NEW YORK (UPI) the goals started going in scored on a screened shot Hawks 5, Islanders 2 In the WHA, Murray Stratmal* Systems, Inc., New York, It employs hundreds of women and conspired agalut door-to-door and apartments in high-rise buildings has as old-fashioned street sampling,” targeted in advance for the par — The Buffalo l^bres you could see the tempo with . 1:29 remaining to John Marks and Darcy Myers scored three goals says she doesn’t care how many of some men to hand out samples of direct mail sampling, Ailloni-Charas cut down greatly on the effectiveness Penny Barry explained. ticular merchandise being sampled took out a month of pick up. hand Boston only its second Rota each scored twice in to help Cincinnati beat the youilg people she trains in her cigarettes, breakfast cereals, dog said. Direct mail sampling has of door-to-door sampling, Ailloni- “ The samplers are carefully and precise dialogue is prescribe to loss in the last 20 games. Quebec 11-7, Toronto frustrations on the “ I don’t think you could the third period to wipe out method of merchandise sampling foods, beverages, cleaning become expensive and slow, with big Charas said. “ If you leave the stuff trained to talk to people before giving get their reactions. a two-goal deficit and help erupted for three goals late losses through breakage and Washington Capitals fault their goalies, either.” Flyers 8, Blues 3 leave to set up their own local preparations, and what have you. on doorsteps or in lobbies much of it the samples. They don’t just stand on Each sampler has to write a report The Capitals, who Chicago snap a four-game in the second p erM to beat spoilage. Ailloni-Charas said direct comers and poke sticks of chewing Sunday ni^^t. Reggie Leach, Gary operations. Free samples, of course, are a is stolen.” Door-to-door sampling at the end of the day telling how didn’t get a shot on goal un Dornhoefer and Bill losing streak. Edmonton 4-2, Dave Keon “ The demand is so great we can’t time honored marketing tool and are mail costs run from $63 to $145 a also is so time consuming that the gum or miniature packages of many samples were distribute and The l^bres, victorious in til the gam e w as 12- Barber each scored two Canadiens 2, Seals 1 scored two goals to pace serve all the customers anyway,” distributed in many ways — by mail, thousand samples now; third class cost may run to $180 a thousand. breakfast food at people.” noting any exceptional remarks peo just three of their last 12 minutes-old, were outshot goals to lead Philadelphia. Guy Lafleur scored his Minnesota to a 3-1 triumph she said. by clerks in stores, door-to^oor or by mail may take weeks to arrive and ‘ "That makes personal sampling on lliat way, she said, much waste is ple may have made about the product games and tied by Boston 50-15 and 22-2 in the final The Flyers scored four of 21st goal of the season for over Winnipeg, San Diego being sampled. Saturday for the lead in the period. their goals on power plays the winning goal and tripped Houston 3-1 on NHL’s Adams Division, Elsewhere in the NHL, and one when they were extended Montreal’s string goals by Joe Noris and exploded for a 14-2 Atlanta stopped Boston 2-1, shorthanded. of games without a loss to Norm Ferguson and the triumph, including an NHL Philadelphia ripped St. Rangers 2, North Stars 0 nine. The Canadiens have Phoenix at Indianapolis A- record-tying eight goals on Louis 8-3, the New York Steve Vickers and Bill not lost a game to a West game was postponed 32 shots in the third period Rangers blanked Fairbaim scored goals to Coast team in their last 40 because Phoenix’ equip alone. The 14 goal total was Minnesota 2-0, Chicago help New York snap a games on the coast. ment didn’t arrive in time. only two short of a 55-year- (UPI Photo) beat the New York three-game losing streak. old league record. Islanders 5-2 and Montreal Goalie John bavidson Business Rick Martin led the Buf edged Califoma 2-1. notched bis second NHL and the consumer Protective mask knocked off by shot on goal falo barrage with four Flames 2, Bruins 1 career shutput, stopping 19 f i r e s t o n e Islander goalie Bill Smith was stuned but remained in game goals, Fred Stanfield added 'j^G iffl Ideas Atlanta’s Randy Manery Mihnesota shots. three and Gil Perreault and Don Luce two each. “Our spirits were low WINTER RETREADS Scoreboard and we were pretty mad about losing in Boston,” he CASH CORNING added. “ I hope this is going 10 Cup to be the start of a big NFL Su nday's Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 3 streak for the team. 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MANCHESTER Mon. andTues. 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sears A s Aspirin and Cantar Straat Mon.-Frl ...a a.m. - 9 p.in. WED. FRI. • 3AT. Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. WEST HARTFORD etWMM CAM Closed Thursday Christmas Day Phona 646<2112 Sat...... a a.m. • 8 p.m. 9:30 to 8 P.M. 10 • 8:80 P.M. | 3 1 1145 Tolland Turnpike lOO’e * / PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 22. 1975 Tiny electronic device accomplishes big things NEW YORK (UPI) - A device no Actually, the microprocessor was used in earlier electronic control yet. Hbwever, Stein said, the Down to about 1927, all change to mechanical automatic Instrument spots wandering eyes bigger than a sugar cube is con brought out last February, but sytems. microprocessor is the heart of the automobiles had manual' spark spark control. trolling the operation of Honeywell, Inc., which helped in its The microprocessor is expected to engine control system former Chair adjustment controlled by a small NEW YORK (UPI) - a pass receiver on the foot I t also has great various stimuli in a given on the one instrument.’’ sophisticated petrochemical and development, had exclusive rights to find many more uses in the next few man Robert Sarnoff of RCA was “You cannot tune an ehgine with ball field to keep bis eye on possibilities in testing activity. Information gathered by lever on the steering column. Rolls- mechanical automatic sparlt control “Keep your eye on the power plants today. In the future, it it for nine months. years. Among the more fascinating is talking about when he created such a Royce stuck to that until 1955 .ball’’ is more than a trite the ball thrown by tbe television viewers or “ For exampie,’’ the TV camera is fed into a may be used in automobiies to save Honeywell is using it to replace the to control the ignition and fuel stir some months back. to maximum efficiency,’’ Stein said. quarterback as he runs periodical readers for their Merchant said, “a piiot signal processor which because most Rollses were “If you did, you would risk breaking maxim; it can mean the fuel and reduce repair costs. banks of minicomputers that metering of the gasoline auto engine. It will be used to meter the fuel down field. reaction to adver using a flight simulator calculates the eye move chauffeur-driven and the company the crankshaft under some' driving difference between success Tbe gadget that runs the factories weighed hundreds of pounds and cost “It should cut fuel consumption at supply to the engine in all likelihood It may well play a role in tisements. with his rate of descent ment and makes it possible boasted that good drivers could save conditions.’’ and disaster in many ac is called a microprocessor and it is tens of thousands of dollars as the least 15 per cent and reduce but, Stein said, its real imiportance fuel and eliminate over-frequent tivities. detecting learning dis According to John will discovered by the to produce a television pic the latest achievement of the heart of a new basic process control maintenance costs, too,’’ said Jeff will be in advancing and retarding gear shifting by careful manipulating He said microprocessor s^ric and An unusual new instru abilities — revealing, for Merchant, a Honeywell Oculometer to be sneaking ture in which a black dot semiconductor industry. One of the system which it instialls and main Stein, a General Instrument the ignition sparking with total preci of the spark control lever. But when fuel control will make it possible ment, the Oculometer, can example, if a child was senior staff engineer, the looks at other instruments. shows the exact movement more advanced is a single-chip 16-bit tains for various industries. The engineer. sion as compared with the rather in Rolls owners began driving their own to tune e i ^ e s much more finely and determine Just where peo scanning a page of type in a Oculometer took 10 years He has to keep practicing of the subject’s eyes while he is looking at a specific unit recently offered to the public by system replaced thousands of miles The automotive microprocessor efficient sparking adjustment of the cars, the British company was forced it will keep them tuned. The cost will ple focus their eyes in a disorganized way. And to develop. It focuses a until the Oculometer shows scene. General Instrument Co. It costs of wire and much expensive gadgetry control isn’t ready to be marketed present mechanical system. to follow other manufacturers and be under $50 a car, he believes. given activity. It can be scientists are studying beam of infrared light on he is keeping his eyes only about |40. used, too, to train them to whether it might enable a the subject’s eyes and then keep the eye from paralyzed person to write a special TV camera wandering. by using eye movement to records movement as the Develop by scientists activate typewriter keys. subject reacts to the Unusual Christmas Gifts at the Honeywell, Inc. CORNER Radiation Center at Lexington, Mass., it has been used by the armed forces and the airlines to PLAZA DEPT. STORE Business train pilots to observe the (Wa Haw A Noaon To I •) rate of descent or cope Naxt to FraafeTa S u B a n M a M and the consumer with other problems in Eaal MhMto Mandiaslar flight. 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Oofte At Lm I/Hev* AOoodTInw pointed manager, parent City Bank, a trendsetter on interest rates, S4«nt Eytt/I Do N ForYbuf Love Citibank had held its rate at 7 per cent group Income taxes, at MR. ACTION^'‘ TRAINING B A S E has raised its prime interest rate to IV* since Nov. 21. In recent months, most Aetna Life,& Casualty, Designed for G.l. Joe®, Mr. Action® and per cent from 7 per cent. other banks have taken a more cautious Hartford. 1 other 12” action figures (not Included). ’Hie higher level brings the key lending Includes rifles, rope ladders, targets, rope, approach on interest rates and have held Pearson is a graduate of training pulley and rifle rack. rate at Citibank, the nation’s second their rate at least a quarter of a percen the University of Hartford. largest bank behind Bank of America of tage point higher than Citibank. The move He joined Aetna in 1969 and San Francisco, in line with that charged by Citibank to the higher rate, which is was named' senior tax ac- by most of the nation’s commercial banks. effective Monday, was expected following countant in 1970, The prime is the minimum lending rate the report by the Federal Reserve superintendent of state in charg^ by banks for loans to their most Thursdy that key short-term Interest rates come taxes in 1972, and ad ORIGINAL EXER-TONER favored corporate customers. It is widely had risen in the past week. Gratitude ministrator of the parent FOR MEN A WOMEN followed as an indicator of Federal Mudtn^ c o i f C O i - F T . KC And The 8hg A 8ong/C#lebrste/Devotien consolidated group in 1973. Use Exer-Toner 5 minutes a day, gun OoddEEi/ShInJog StEf Pearson lives at 49 X T H O C . twice a day, and you’ll strengthen Sunshine Band m .ACTIO N '^ arms, legs, chest and back while you MiUord Rd. ExeWni Series F6.98&K7.98 iDVENTGRE SET trim and tighten bustllne, waistline, P»«k « - stomach muscles and hipsi Easy-to- choice of Deep See. m«hlono(alrjNar< Manchester public records HNB payout ■Jungle and Western sale use anywhere; complete with exer Love Unlimited COLUMBIA ■with fabulous accessories. cise Instructions. Directors of Hartford [Action Figures not Included) m y •ra:«oai Warranty Deeds Barry G. Wazer, 676 Bush Hill Rd , stove, National Corp., parent Larry Dutton to John W. Volz, property at Orchestra Earth, Wind & Fire “ Gratitude” $75. Series F6.98&K7.98 company of Hartford Garden St., conveyance tax, $35.75. Clinton Keeney, 695 Keeney St„ alterations, 2 Record Set - Series 7.98 & Tape Series 8.98 National Bank & Trust Co., ■SSi' Arthur and Marie Ventura to Joseph and An- $4,000. have declared a regular EVEL KNIEVEL namae Donahue, property at 322 Spring St., Howard and Barbara Carlton, 125 Bolton St., Free To Be •Chicago *Dan Fogelberg quarterly dividend of 45 FORMULA I DRAGSTER $43,000. alterations, $450. You And Me •Paul Simon •Art Garfunkel cents per common share, HOCKEY . • Walter F. Scadden, Nancy Scadden and Douglas Dumas, 345 Main St., sign, $80. Kathryn Scadden to Robert Blanchard and Series F6.98 Only Series F6.98& Series K7.98 payable Jan. 20 to •I Marriage Licenses NVIL KNIEVEL Paul Rossetto, property at 25 Ck>urtland St., Michael Graney of Pine Hill, N.J., and Alice stockholders of record Jan. m $30,000. 2. Gado of 496 W. Middle Tpke., Jan. 9, South BIKE OR Building Permits ’ United Methodist Church. Series Series Series PLAY FAMILY Photo Hut at 288 Center St., sign, $675. Revenue up (atOPPER F6.98 F6.98 7.98 Fabrics National Inc. of SESAME STREET Hartford has reported EVIL KNIEVEL TAPE TAPE TAPE Series 8.98 revenues of 15,618,417 for Series K7.98 5 .7 4 Series K7.98 5 .7 4 H O C k i Where Available Where Available the quarter ended Nov. 1, STUNT AND Wlieri^vailable up 19 per cent from the MUSIC BOX comparable results a year CRASH CAR ago. Income for the latest RECORD PLAYER quarter was $323,011. M CA The Who The Captain u . asbro This Christmas, take time HIGH STAKES or WM SPIN WELDER By The Numbers' &Tennille to remember them Series F6.98&K7.98 Series F6.98&K7.98 NEED HELP? 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Fu frio 5.95 List 3.95 Wish... 2.S0 By Roald Dahl, who Tudor Goes all the way to 100! wrote "Charlie and The Over a million combinations Features everyday Chocolate Factory" PIZZA of favorite stories mav be objects, Scarry animals. AUTOMATIC made. Kiddies love it! BOWUNGSET HUT STARTREK B U S S YOU BABY FIDURES TENDER LOVE Gusdorf _ Gusdorf iGusdorf Roll-About TV Stand Roll-About Stereo Stand Pedestal^TV Stand Walnut grain top and I 'Fits most black and white center post with pale I sets up to 12" diagonal Pale brass legs, walnut vinyl brass legs. Takes color I screen. High enough (or trim; generous sized TV up to 19" b^room ■!¥ stand; wood BA«upto22". WESTOWN grain top. shelves, easy-roll casters. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE MANCHESTER SALE; MON., TUBS. A WED. Mon. S Tuet., 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. 1 ^ 1145 tGlIand Turnpike Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. PAGE TWENTY'FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Dec. 22,1975 MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, Maacheiter. Conn., Mon., Dec. M, 1978- PAGE TWENTY-FIVB v, A ho^nuuzdpnehooh Working wonders with plastic surgery ByRv Michelle CelbvCelby abuse than one Would im many as 75-100 transplants NEW YORK - (NEA) - The surgical procedure is may take place in one month. the transplants falls out in agine. However, when the sur can be done per session. horizontal midiine of the scalp Beauty, we know, is in the eye painless, contrary to popular Therefore, a patient can have about one month after sur geon and his assistants are Previously the general opi — from about the top of one of the beholder. misconceptions, because of as many as 300-500 grafts to gery. New growth appears handling them during the sur nion was that 20 to 50 was ear to the top of the other ear. But by what standards does excellent local anesthesia. his bald area within a one- about three months after sur gical procedure, Uiey are adequate for one session. Opi Surgeons charge per hair the eye determine whether it The instrument that removes month period — over three gery. Thus, if you start your treated with tender loving nion has changed in this plug in this operative is beholding .beauty or not? the hair plugs from the donor sessions. It is then, advisable transplanting in the summer, care to avoid damaging the regard and many surgeons are proc^ure and the average fee In terms of physical area and makes the holes to wait at least two to three you will have hair for Christ ranges from $10 to $25 per hair hair follicles, the source of the transplanting 100 io ISO plugs appearance at least, it is a ready in the front — the months for any future sur mas — a gift you gave plug. new hair growth. per session. More transplan matter of proportion, accor "recipient area” — is called a gery. The period of waiting yourself! To be contemplated in the "trephine” . The sharper the Exercise is avoided for ting can be performed two ding to Drs. Ilalph L. Dicker permits good healing, as well The surgeon chooses hair future, the doctors state, is B several days, but activities of weeks after ttw first session and Victor R. Syracuse. better. as time for the new hair to from certain portions of donor the expectation that some day all kinds are resumed within as long as the donor or The hunun face and figure The “take” of new hair appear (about three .months area according to known a hair bank will provide all the plugs is about 98 per cent. It is two weeks after transplan recipient areas are different from the transplant session). quality of hair from different transplants needed to keep ideally have normal, balanced IDEAL FACIAL proportions from those of the first session. proportions which the eye has rare to lose hair plugs that are ting. Each hair plug bears about 12 parts of the scalp. He finds the men’s scalps bushy, boyish involve six areas alternating To shorten the number of Further surgery to the been trainra to see as b^uty, firmly placed in the recipient to 15 hairs. most desirable donor area and bountifully full of hair in in depth in a ratio of 1 (A) to area. They can take more transplant procedures, as original transplanted area The hair that was present in they point out. When the 2(B). about one inch behind the all colors and textures. proportioi^ are altered, beau ty is likewise altered and often diminished. If the nose All stores open late Mon. &Tue.~Closed Wed. at 6 p.m. so our employees may spend Christmas Eve with their families. is very Iprge, normal facial proportion and aesthetic beau to recipient. The body tends to ty are distorted. If the jaw reject transplanted tissue line is hidden by sagging jowls other than its own. There are Pickyour own from this large variety of fancy fruHs! or the chin line is alterra by a excellent results obtained White Seedless hanging chin pounch, propor with organ transplantation to No lovelier gift tion and,aesthetic b ^uty are day due to basic science research and skillful surgical Mix or Match lost. Drs. Dicker and Syracuse technique, and more of this any of the fine fruits below " than flowers know well whereof they combined effort is needed to Calif. S i Pick up a beautiful plant... '^Indian River | they're always In perfect speak. They are pioneers in increase success of skin and #27 size. the field of cosmetic plastic hair transplantation from N m i^O rai^jes taste. surgery and co-authors of either a willing donor or skin 5-1 "Consultation with a Plastic and hair banks. Many severe ‘7 - Surgeon” (Nelson-Hall, ly burned patients have too lit Bananats Bose Fears Chicago!, a newly published tle of their own skin available Fruit bowl quality. ^ 2 open house for Women's Center trailer at MCC how-it’s-done book which for transplantation. Many V Sizs 100 n a n f e B covers the field from face lif males who desire hair Women of the new Women’s Center trailer at MCC student; Susan Brown, part-time lecturer Michael likes dry weather ting to thigh slimming in easyr transplantation have too four flowers Manchester Community College off Bidwell St. in English; Mary Ann Roy (center), assistant to-follow question and answer sparse or too fragile hair IPinvIe Qragiipes I “Well, it was bound to come but I was born in Michael is thinking as he gazes out at the new available on the backs of their FbrGmGIving ^ here hold an open house. The trailer has three professor of history; and Mary Ann Pappas format. New York City and I just can’t get used to that fallen snow. Michael lives in the Ellington home Both trained with head and heads, the donor site. Beautiful (facing right), an MCC student. (MCC photo by neck surgeons who performed .Tuuierihes ^ rooms including this lounge, an oftice, and a stuff people call snow. Guess I’ll climb in my of Herald Reporter Barbara Richmond. “Consultation with a Plastic R incy *2^ counseling room. Women identifiable in the Ofiara) some of the early post-World Surgeon” includes a full dis 12 pieces of fruit Assorted Colors rocking chair until they get things cleared (Herald photo by Richmond) War II reconstructive facial above photo are, left to right, Kay Warren, an cussion of hair transplanta away.’’ These are the thoughts we know surgery for purposes of tion. This technique, Drs. E x tra E m cy McIntosh A f ^ 2 cosmetic improvement and Dicker and Syracuse observe, solchoice S 94B Plants restoration of youthful is not familiar enough to the lus fruits 9 Red Delicious AitiAes Big bright appearance. Their goal is public to be appreciated as the hearty plants eventually to form a founda wonder it is in improving per Mixed Nuts in Shell 21b. bag *1^ in a 5 in. pot ‘I f f Police busier this November Andover town meeting planned tion for research in their sonal appearance. Maligned Walnut Meats Diamond-1 lb. pkg. *1“ ikildenDeiicioiu’Amtei specialty, referred to among by those who have little or no Nine larcenies were members of the profession as knowledge of the fine work be Coventry 45 this November over only trol referrals, 22 assists that constitutes a hazard. "aesthetic" plastic surgery. reported this year and none DONNA HOLLAND ing done today by plastic and MONICA SHEA three in November, 1974. given other law enforce A second ordinance will request all In the past the committee has been They see a particular need of in November, 1974. 646-0375 . dermatologic surgeons, male 742.9495 The police have cracked ment agencies, 34 vacant town-owned equipment be under the activiated when the selectmen felt research on improved suppor Burglaries to residences The Agenda is being compiled for a hair transplantation is being The monthly report of down hard on speeders house checks, 11 jurisdiction of the Board of there was a need for it. The tive and elastic synthetic did drop to three from using radar. future Town Meeting in Andover. Selectmen. Property of the Board of material to add to tissue neglected by men who wring Police Chief Robert businesses found unsecure, selectmen are seeking a permanent, their hands in private over Enjoy a fandly Christmas widi festive eight in November, 1974. Other figures on and 30 security alarms Town Atty. Catherine Hutchinson Education and the Fire Com regular term committee. reconstruction for face-lift Kjellquist to the Town is presently reviewing ordinances surgery to make a lift last a their loss of hair but do Auto accidents rose to 18 Kjellquist’s report in answered. missioners will be exempt from the In the meantime, they appointed nothing constructive about it. Council shows a rise in ac proposed by the Board of Selectmen lifetime. Also important this November over 12 in cluded: 440 calls this The chief said he now ordinance. five persons to a committee. The doctors point out that tivity in many areas over for which it will seek residents’ ap research areas are predic November, 1974. November, 1974. No one November for service, makes monthly reports to Town Meeting action rescinding Those appointed were Steve tability and avoidance of post- hair transplanting does not in food vahies from Stop&Shoyi was killed in either proval. capacitate the patient longer One assault was reported three missing persons the council instead of an previous action that set up a law en Willard, Paul Jurovaty Sr., Sarah surgical keloidal scarring, One ordinance concerns the particularly in dark-skinni than the length of time he this November, none in November. found, 60 sumiTions issued, nual reports to keep them forcement study committee will be Palmer, Katherine Hutchinson and Speeding arrests rose to demolition of any building in town sought. individuals. spends in the doctor’s office November, 1974. 12,736 miles driven by better informed. Andrew Gasper. during the transplant session. patrol cars, 14 canine con They would like to see All-week Freezer Spedalsl better modalities for He can walk out the door, cMerrif (^rishnas from aUyourfiiends atSkpenSHop. dressing in place, fisherman’s obliterating or blurring the Good food is a holiday tradition. It's a Stop & Shop tradition, too. Roast n e s a i e i l s irregular, disfiguring scars of hat jauntily atop the dressing, OrOtMMIIM 150Z traumatic injury. After all and continue to conduct his Beef? Turkey? And all the fixings. Whatever you plan on serving, you can Methodists celebrate Christmas techniques of cosmetic plastic business affairs or his vaca count on it being delicious when it comes from Stop & Shop. So come get Ordiardi # 7 tion. Starts Moo, Dec. 22-SaL, Dec. 27 surgery have brought about your Stop & Shopsworth of fine values. Have yourself a Merry Christmas. French Bread Dough 69“ Elks play improvement, there are still The day after transplanta Sara Lee Pumpkin Pie ’iS 89“ direction of Doris Perrett. Bolton church have been making scars present on which der tion the dressing is removed Stop & Shop Great Beef. Naturally Aged Beef. Stop&Shop Ravioli 89“ A nursery for young ornaments during nursery mal abrasion is often used for and the scalp gently cleaned. For Christmas give Stop & Shop Seafood Platter ’"“ph* 69“ DONNA HOLLAND children will be available times the past three Sun- smoothing the surface. The patient’s existing hair is 6464)375 during the service. However, this leaves much to then combed and styled to Shrimp Scampi 'iT^TS *1** days under the direction of Santas be desired to reach the stage Gift Certificates The United Methodist cover the transplanted area. French Fries iKiS? 3 *1 The highlight of the Mrs. Lionel Jean of Coven- 5: Buy them In $6, S7.S0 and $ t0 denomina Church traditional of cosmetic improvement that A firm hair spray fixative l^B ert Bottom- « Birds Eye Tasti Fries ’K'49' Christmas Sunday worship try. , would save the patient a holds the haircomb in place. tions at our customer service desks. Re candlelight Christmas Eve service at UMC will be a Adult parish members § lifetime of unhappiness and On the following day, the hair deemable until December 31,1976. service will begin at 7 p.m. tree trimming during are asked to bring an oma- | to poor embarrassment from obvious and scalp is shampoo^ with a It will feature the peace. ment to the service in facial scars.' gentle flowing shower water. S h o b e t rhythmic choir under the Much additional research is A beautician’s blow dryer is iiouttiaHoastM-m-m, pot roast for Sunday dinner. Treat Stop&Shop School children in the order to involve everyone. § also required on homograft very useful for fast drying and SlbBagPUldMiry your family... they'll love it. * 'h (Sal. Cart. i Vernon | WOODLAND"^ transplantation — transplan a blow comb or brush is help Assorted Flavors 168 WOODLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-8474 ting the human tissue from For holiday baking, ; ’The Rockville Lodge of Elks, as part of the lodge’s ful for styling in the days that F lo u r BeefTop Round Roast Corn on the Cob one person to another, donor Get your Stop & Shopsworthl E follow. Dodd makes nominations j charity program, will be distributing more than 25 Beef Bottom Rump Roast *1® Stop&Shop Corn 5 I food baskets in Vernon, Tolland, and Ellington next Cut Green Beans 5 *1 1 ” Stop & Shop Squash 6 'J? ! week. :$ Former Gulf official C o m Whole Kernel Stop&Shop Strawberries'« to service academies i The baskets will be filled with Christmas dinners ! and all of the trimmings. Rodney Gray, exalted iriler Sliced Beets 4’is *1 \ of the lodge, said funds for the baskets, which cost $30 admits illegal gifts Mushrooms 3 ^ 89” Rresh u s . Grade‘W’ Values From Our Dairy Dept U.S. Rep. Christopher J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles From Tolland, he \ to $35 each, were collected through the charity O nions French Fried 3 *1 P rem iu m Dodd, D-Second District, Townsend, both to the U.S. nominated Richard C. alleged he received $5,000 atap# iim aiBBiBin Air Force Academy. Jedrziewski, son of Mr. i; program. WASHINGTON (UPI) - announced his nominees to from Gulf every spring and From Coventry, he and Mrs. Chester Jedr Recipients were selected after consultation with the A former Gulf employe has ‘^’M arganne C the nation’s service fall for about eight years. Iwkaysi-^oS nominated George H. ziewski, to the Air Force j Rockville Public Health Nursing Association, Gray admitted that he hwdled Stop&Shop academies this week. Harris also said he made ; said. ^ m ore than $200,000 in qtr.lb. sticKs From Ellington, Dodd Messier, son of Mr. and Academy. several contributions of HbShorteidiig ' 3 ~ ‘ l Mrs. Richard Messier, to Miss Glynn of Coventry alleged illegal campaign nominated Paul D. contributions in Penn $1,000 each to former Rep. Stop&Shop $210 Stop & Shop Sour Cream 39“ Bartholomay, son of Mr. the U.S. Naval Academy. is among the five women Frank M. (Hark, D-Pa., SiU^&Shop B litter Basted& StuKed PillsburyCookies <,'«c.£se.%, mBBr Dodd nominated. They are sylvania, but never Get your Stop & Shopsworth. can and Mrs. Francis E. and at least $1,000 to Rep. Reddi-Whip Topping lo i moMon 69“ th e first women so questioned the source of Bartholomay Sr., and Also, he nominated William S. Moorhead, R- O&C Potato Sticks 59° Lorraine Glynn, daughter nominated to the the cash. Tliomas R. Sole, son of Mr. In a sworn statement Pa. Potato Chips 49* 8-12 lb s. of Mr. and Mrs. James H. academies due to changes and Mrs. William L. Sole, filed in U.S. District Court, Harris’ statement was T iukeys -» t Glynn, to the U.S. Air in enrollment policies this Shasta Diet Soda 'K 7 *1 Stuffed withI Pepperidge Farm stuffing } 66 both for the U.S. Naval Arthur Harris, who retired filed in connection with the Force Academy. year. Apple Juice Stop t Shop 0 ^0* 8^ Academy. Oct. 1 after 34 years with Securities and Exchange White Gem U.S. Grade “A” Turkeys 18-22 lbs. S t o p & S h o p Also from Ellington, he Gulf, said the contributions Commission’s investiga Vz Gallon Carton nominated Robert G. Hoff U.S. Grade "A" “Tfce Symbol of Christmas'* went to ‘‘political people tion of fraudulent use and White Gem and other fine Turkeys 10-14 lbs. Boursin Cheese man, son of Mrs. Marion S. Greenhouse Fresh From The Grower! all over the state” in public accounting of cor 16-22 lbs. Stop&Shop Egg Nog Hoffman, to the U.S. Air f^Medium Peas Stop & Shop Butter Basted Turkeys cluding Gov. Milton Shapp, porate funds.The SEC is Force Academy. .SlopsShop c ,.* a a candidate for the the federal agency that 10-14 lbs. From Vernon, Dodd I Happiness Is... Great with turkey, cans^ ^ Stop & Shop Butter Basted Turkeys Democratic presidential oversees the finances of From Stop & Shop’s own bakery! nom inated D aniei L. 3 Flowers Peanuts siopasi»p 16-22 lbs. ! A REALLY CLEAN UmOROMAT nomination, and Rep. H. public corporations. 'is f7 9 ‘ Butterball Self-Basting Turkeys O’Brien, son of Mr. and Stop 8 Q ID 03. $4 I ^ AIR CONDITIONED i : John Heinz III, R-Pa., a Harris said rank-and-file Grapefruit Sections Shop W cans I Butterball Self-Basting Turkeys t0-14lbs. 73S >A|»iplePle Mrs. Floyd L. O’Brien, and Gulf employes appeared to Oc««n candidate to succeed Sen. Cranberry Sauce Spfiy 3 ’c'JS»1cans Stop & Shop Bruce C. Townsend, son of have little interest In \ TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY OuH’rice Hugh Scott, R-Pa. 17 03. %A 22 oz. package politics. In his personal Fruit Cocktail “W 3 cans I Srott announced his deci Restaurant Size Pies 5L*SS S *1“ I SPECIAL sion to retire from public fund-raising efforts among Buy Great Beet the whole way & save! or Sguash. Pumpkin or Cuttard-36 oz. pkg. Is Only office after other sworn employes, Harris said he Big Daisy Bread m U S 3 £11; *1 * 3 .3 5 got contributions of several statements in the Gulf case Buttertop Bread 2 ££ 89° I SLb$.DRYClEANING*2.00 We Also Have These Sizes Available Toe: S u n G lo ry hundred dollars. FIredi Bri^Ket Beef'# 4 9 Butter. English Muffins 4S° • 3” Pots • 5 to 6 Flowers Regular or Diet stop* Shop "Quality-Protected" Beef. Unlrimmed 6-7 lbs. No-retum bottle Stop & Shop Date Nut Bread 69° S M G re ^ d j^ Perfect for a big gang... makes a really special pot roast. ■.BRCpN^im • 3 to 4 Flowers * 8 10 Flowers Cranberry Nut Brakd or Benene Tea Braid Salad Dressing =r1?’6 9 ‘ Kitchen Cupboard Donuts ST 89° junior I Liquid Salad Dressing 39* SeanJinavictn Values from our Dell H ull Home Style Spice Cake W 5T 89° Important Notice To Slop I Shop-llallan. 1.000 Islamh or Rod wmo & Vlnagir Q'h Fresh Cut Live S p e tric a lly Shaped Plan a meal Availabls In stores lealuring a sanrica dell anaJC. \^artJ S L f Aluminum Foil nS ills 59* pilm iim around a S to p s Shop Kitchen aUNGTON ONTII HAU Stop&Shop Deli CHMSTMAS TREES Plastic Wrap 3 -*1 'delicious ham! aUKGTON, CONN. 5 to e Foot Stop 8 Shop Connecticut Blue Cross 65 Members Blue C ro ss King's Special Trash Bags 20 Ct. pkg. 3 lb. Canned Ham *512 nraitks IS ^Potato Salad ofCormscOCAA \ /xlhipaGkage A Q T Carando Genoa Salami > 59° 87 2-0273 5 lb. Canned Ham *9^ V. J For your bullal. MON.« TUBS. 10-8:30 Place fo r S t o p & S h o p Carando Pepperoni S' *2” up 3 lb. Swift Canned Ham *512 Greek Style Rice Pudding U 99° WBD.-THURS.-rai. 10-8 The Social Security Administration has announced a 13 per cent increase in the Medicare Part A Only Kielbasi sJTKi'Si,. r M” SAT. * SUN. 10-8 Slb.R ath’sS^Sk'a Ham »51S Fresh Cheese Pizza i deductible and coinsurance amounts for new benefit periods beginning January 1,1976. Dynamic Butter Cookies ■ PTS •2" K osher m u 21b. Meat Loaf • Self Sendee Dell Speclalsl Fresh Baked Bagels 6 *■ 45° p id tlesTfigf .. From our kitchen To absorb these increases would require a rate increase in 1976. Rather than imposing a rate increase .Jr FashkHis! Catch those great va k ie tl Living, Bailed & Burlaped at this time. Blue Cross o f Connecticut has decided to retain the present rate and benefit structure of The beat new looks P iddes Sweet Mixed 89* l$tColdCiits Peeled & Deveined go book to sotwol ^ Cooked # Fm n Blue Cross 65. Kosher Dill Spears ^ ”i.°’^59* Sliced TRU-BIUE SPRUCE » f i wHh youl King's hao Bologna, P&P, Olivo X >pkgs. - * t n w x OiSCOUNT tho laloot twoatora, Pitted Ripe Olives 59* orrPolisI Polish Style Loaf shirts, Joans, sldrtt Halt lb. Penn Dutch Noodles 'Si? 59“ stop & Shop Hot Dogs, ‘TJST.’ i r 89" Laura’s Prkfe Effective with benefit periods beginning in 1976, the Medicare deductible will increase from $92 to Only and slaoks. All at FIna. Modkim or Brood Perfect for your holiday buffet. 40-50 count •379 Christmas Trees Sun Glory Sliced Bacon i£5s5L«'l** MMIfflEOTER $ 1 0 4 ... Blue Cross 65 will pay $92. n9.$5 our low, low priooo. NestleJumboMor8el8'i^^99* | 1 lb. pkg. Brown & Sen/e Sausage tS iS S - 89° Cooked Corned Beef 79° Junior DynamHo — Large Baking Shrimp 'S i *3** EAST HARTFORD hoadquartoro lor Save on health & beauty aids. | Sliced Beef Liver SniXadTSit, 59° Shrimp Salad • 89° Cape Horn Langostinos 'IS *1 OLASTOHRURY The daily charge for hospitalization from the 61st through the 90th day will increase from $23 to Wa’re Headquarters For: your own fashion Beef Burgers *1« Stuffed Peppers orsiumdcmeK* x *1'* Let Us Alka Seltzer 25 count pkg. 49* ‘4 Eldorado Cook^ Shrimp K S f *1 $ 2 6 ... Blue Cross 65 will pay $23. Fried Chicken 'I** Indian Pudding S' 69° Wreaths (plain and Earthborn Shampoo *1" | Mini Fish Cakes 'tTSSiSSP 89° Help You Strawberry. Qretn Apple, Apricot or Avocado-12 01. boRIt Great Shape Franks I’S'iSS *1'* Onion or Cheddar Dip S' 69° There will be an increase from $46 to $52 a day for the 'lifetime reserve' of 60 days. .. Blue Decorate dacoratod), Soughs, Cross 65 will pay $46. MMIGHESTER Excedrin h Wrimt B out oatomw,. •• iwtrv, tin rtoMB Hu* mt to J l*0* ol in, IBm ««(* wl»t« MKmwM noB« IBtn, Br u B nol B C M B« » B raul OMBn or »t«jB,i(iri B»»y (<«»• iHf f I'Ri $IR|Ni;'M Pill) Nf U( V( Your n m U , aim (.reg ulab CA0 m a x u»i IS ^ Cometory Raskots and Pats, PJMKAK The daily charge for the 21st through the 100th day at a Skilled Nursing Facility will increase from H ornet $11.50 to $1 3 .0 0 ... Blue Cross 65 will pay $11.50. Inside MIsttoto, Berried Holly, and STOP & SHOP in •MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EXGEDMN and Out,., Much, Much Moro...l • Blue Cross 65 will continue to provide prescription drug coverage and a 30-day id of hospital C3e b b EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver lane. 8:00a.m.-10:0Op.in.,Mon.-SaL 3S’8 coverage anywhere in the world. Only at J ' i r I * I MANCaiESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancbeiter. Conn., Mon., Dec. 28.1875 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHEaTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Conn., Mon., Dec, a, W 8 Reducing cc3 i ■ ■ ■ ■ i w m nuats ■■■b b PPI | ‘One of the saddest periods of my life^ radiation Meeker's Flour exposure ______II UNBLEACHED 1 LB. PKG. - TOP SPRED { j 28 OZ. BOTTLE GAYLA OR FOOD CLUB 11 Bf Ahe Beame — PATRICIA MeCORMICK 5 LB. BAG U P I Family Health Editor MARGARINE II" SODA i! NEW YORK (UPI) - ALL FLAVORS - REGULAR OR DIET — ■ ■ WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS After the deluge The medical director of a COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., DEC. 27. LIMIT COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., DEC. 27. LIMIT COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., DEC. 27. LIMIT l^^t! free cancer detection clinic ONE 1 LB. PKG. - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ONE BOHLE - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ONE 5 LB. BAG • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. By Ira Berkow some housing policemen. One is seeking ways to use X fellow stepped forward and I Upon first meeting rays to screen more put the ribbon around his •. Abraham D. Beame, the women for breast cancer neck. He was in plain clothes. with far less radiation dose , bele^ered mayor of New I asked, ‘Are you off t ^ y ? ’ ^ York City, one is struck by his than Uiey now receive. • .. He said, ‘No sir, I was laid Christmas is full of H r iittleness as well as his fine off.' I said, ‘Oh, Jeez . . . ' It Forty-five million • fettle. He rises from behind was a helluva thing.” women in America are at his fortress of a desk in his The mayor was asked who City Hall office, but he does risk for breast cancer. WALDBAUM'S should be blamed for the not rise very far, for he stands Tlut is all the females 35 city’s plight. “I take ray share ' Happy Surprises! barely more than five feet and over. of the blame,” he said. “But tall. there are others, and it goes Mammograph — an X A His handshake, hoikever, is back at least two decades, ray >of the breast — plus ^ Food Mart ... and so is Food Mart! as solid as his jaw. when ipayors and state routine palpation, is A maroon tie and red- legislators and eveii U.S. All Food Mart Stores Will Be Open Tuesday, December 23rd checked shirt.offset the proving highly successful Presidents thought it okay to blandness of his gray suit. His in a nationwide demonstra ’til 12 M idnight. . . And Will Close Christmas Eve At 6 P.M. keep borrowing and borrow hair, combed back without a tion program in finding part, is gray but was gray ing. “When I Was controller un minimal cancers smaller even before he won — if won is der both Wagner and Lindsay, thaii the head of a pin. __ "PICK YOUR OWN PRODUCE" the correct word, in It also is helpful in fin EVERY MORSEL OF MEAT GUARANTEED TO BE TENDER AND DELICIOUS! retrospect — the job of mayor I said scores of times that this policy was wrong and heading two years ago, at age 66. ding bigger cancers that GREAT GIFT ITEM I us for trouble. But a con Seated now behind his huge are, thou^ larger than a SWIFT PREMIUM U.S. G O V T. INSPECTED troller can only criticize. The desk, suit jacket button^, pinhead, still too small to GRADE "A" SHENANDOAH mayor makes the budget. My BEAUTIFUL toes just touching the floor, he DEEP-BASTED Round Table Singers in concert blame is that maybe I didn't be detected by feeling for adjusted his black horn lumps alone. TURKEYS rimmed glasses on his taut criticize constantly. POINSETTIAS “When I became mayor I The demonstration o BUTTERBALL TOMS 16 T O 22 IBS. Round Table Singers of Manchester High School is Birgitte Svendsen of Norway. Both girls are face and coughed, ruminating 4 TO 0 BUDS - LARGE « INCH POT American Field Service students attending with steepled hands a question began an austerity program. I project, sponsored by the listen as Ana Marie Alvarado of Guatemala began to lay off people. The American Cancer Society MHS this year. (Herald photo by Pinto) from a visitor. LB. sings “Silent Night” in her native language "Would I have taken the job unions were helpful, too. They and the National Cancer gave up benefits to keep peo TURKRYS during a Christmas program. Waiting her turn if I knew then what I know HENS .'.VbI LB. 59' now?” he repeated in firm, ple working. But it was late in TOMS-16 TO 22 LBS. « 3 . s e EACH the day.” distinct tone. “I don’t think EXCEPT IN BERLIN AND ROCKY HILL anyone in his right mind Beame believes that New Science would have accepted with York has always been first in ^From Nearby Farms CALIFORNIA ■ SUNKIST problems and, also, first in i C LARGE "AA" IMPORTED The lighter side: alacrity.” today n iiS H His face is generally unex- solutions. He says that other Italiaa NAVEL pressive, and a small smile cities are “in v e ^ bad shape” LB. and will have financial TURKEYS may have appeared after his TOMS 16 T O 20 LBS. ORANOEU wry understatement. “Who crunches like New York’s, Institute^ is based on a Chestauts could ever have dreamed this and that federal loan systems highly-successful detection U.S.D.A. CHOICE Please donH eat the tinsel should be established in this Butterball Hens . . 7 3 ' would happen?” he asked regard. program set up by Dr. Yop Round rhetorically. 10 TO The office of mayor of New Philip Strax back in the Bottom Round Steak C H O ? » .. *1.89 LB. By DICK WEST of Christmas and see what other bystanders severe thumpings with What happened, as the HENS ULBS. 9 9 t early 1960s using mam their wings. world now knows, is Jhat the York today seems a terribly WASHINGTON (UPI) - Christ perils lie In wait; Photo by D.L. Drake dreary job. "Well,” said mography. STEAK Sirloin Tip Steak ch6?ci .. *1.89 i e , dear ones, is probably our most First Day — A good rule for the Seventh day — Because of the city of New York'ln the last U.i.D.A. ABE BEAME: Still some pluses to the Job. Beame, ‘‘there are some Boneless Chuck Steak CHOICI LR. •1.49 year and a half had come SWIFT'S PREMIUM DIAMOND \ LE. CELLO E ^rdous season. Danger lurks om- first day of Christmas is never walk grace with which swimming swans pluses to it. You meet renown U.I.D.A. dramatically close to default. was making twice the amount “Every night I’d toss in bed ALL AMERICAN BRAND rA C :A O I Strax; medical director Top Round Roast CHOICI ..*1.49 Walnut Meats niwheres. And in ways you might not under a pear tree that has a partridge glide alpng, we are apt to forget that The mayor had to make I made as controller. for an hour or so before falling ed people, and you can take satisfaction in some of Guttman Institute in U.I.D.A. BONELESS FRUIT BOWL suspect. in it. To do so is to risk getting they can raise welts if they get close wholesale firings of city Nevertheless, there was no off to sleep. Every morning «1 .8 9 Sirloin Tip Roast CHOICI ..*1.69 Bananas FAVORITE programs, like the venereal New York, said in an inter Just the other day it was revealed decorated in an unseasonal manner. enough to lash you with their whip employees and reduce ser challenge in that business life I'd wake up and immediately U.S.O.A. U.S. IX TR A FANCY WASHINaTON STA Y! disease detection units. And I CHOICI L I. •1.29 like necks. vices to cut expenses. He had in comparison to public life. begin thinking of the fiscal view he is searching for Boneless Chuck Roast Half Hams RIOOR tw that the Consumer Product Safety Second Day — Although not in like to think that my influence U.I.D.A. CRYOVAC PACK OOLOIN MIN. to beseech Governor Hugh Politics was in my blood. crisis. Where can we get the ways to improve mam CHOICI *1.59 Delicious Apples Commission had received a petition herently vicious, turtledoves have Eighth Day — Using milk maids had something to do with the Back Rump Roast Carey and then President That's why I decided to run money? Will the President mography by reducing the SHINANDOAH 3 L I. proposing that it require warning sharp beaks and are capable of giving rather than modern sanitary dairy calmness in the streets during U.S.D.A. CHOICE W H ITI A D AIK PKO. *2.89 Ford for financial loans. for office again.” help us? Will Congress? radiation dosage and Turkey Roast California Broccoli labels for poinsettia plants and mis you a nasty peck if aroused. machines increses the risk of all of this. Imagine, 35,0()0 SHIHANDOAH 3 L I. Beyond this, he was the sym His first six months in the “It was unquestionably the Turkey Roast ALL W H ITI PKO. *3.19 tletoe sprigs. Third Day — For their size, French bacteria in your egg nog. '’people laid off and no disorder developing a system to Bottom Round *1.99, bolic recipient of the nation's office of mayor, he says, mov most challenging period of my or riots. Sure, there have been screen many more women CALIFORNIA The commission was told that both hens have unusually strong claws. If Ninth Day — ’The peril to life and anti-New York lashings. ed along smoothly. He liked life. And one of the saddest. I Hormel Cure 81 Ham *2.99 DOMESTIC IK':AN RIVER critics and protesters, but SWEET TASTING poinsettia leaves and mistletoe one happens to roost on your index limb that comes from having leaping "You know, I have been in being the official greeter of had to lay off 35,000 public rapidly. ROAST RRiMO HOT *1.39 Seedless White look, everybody feels they can Authorities say at most Italian Sausage OR t W I l T WHITi SHRIMP berries can be fatal, if eaten. finger, it could cut off circulation. lords on the premises aiready has politics for much of my life,” “the capital of the world,” employees in a period of a RIRRI EMPEROR come to City Hall to complain *1.29 SMALL MEDIUM LARGE 5 LB. BOX Yes, and that by no means covers Fourth Day—Calling birds may be been weli documented and n e^ s no said Mayor Beame. “I was and felt the excitement of in year, and I'll have to fire only 10 million women Sausage Meat Roll FRISH Grapefruit controller of the city until itiating new . public-service another 8,000 by June 30. — even when state or federal • 2 .7 9 l. »3.*9t.»4.9*t.»11.89 elaboration here. agencies are at fault. have their breasts X rayed L. 79' EXTRA LARGE GRAPES all of the Christmas decorations that carriers of psittacosis, also known as 1965, when I ran for mayor plans. “It broke my heart to have Gem Dandy Franks are unfit for human consumption. parrot fever. Tenth Day — While not necessarily “But I do have people I each year. OUR IIS T and lost. And I retired then “ And then,” he says, “the to close senior citizen centers •1.39 Gem Sliced Bologna L. 99' Veal Patties BREADIO 69 Some even are dangerous externally. Fifth Day — Gold rings tend to at physically threatening, dancing from politics. depression or recession — and child day-care centers meet tell me, ‘Mayor, you’re C Holly, for example, has multi- tract muggers and footpads. Also it is iadies can get you in trouble with the “I did investment counsell hit, along with inflation; The and hospitals and cut educa doing a good job,’ and ‘We By using an image LB. pointed leaves. Last Christmas as inadvisable to wear five gold rings on vice squad. ing and worked as a consul unemployment rate jumped to tion benefits and close think you’re great.’” The enhancer on standard X-' 5*1. my neighbor, Delbert Dalperdang, Eleventh Day — Medical science tant to a bank. I probably 12 per cent. The money firehouses and police mayor paused and gave a lit ray film, Strax said he has FRESH DAIRY DELITES! the same finger, as the weight may tle smile. “Of course,” he GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! has established that sustained could have taken three days a market turned off. And the precincts. been able to cut the radia was decking the halls, he accidental be enough to cause a muscle sag con week to play golf and nobody city's deficit rose to 1.5 “A few weeks ago I was giv said, “ you don’t have to TROPICANA U.S. EXTRA FANCY tion exposure 90 pr cent. r WASHINGTON STATS" ly stabbed himself with a bough of dition known as “digital droop.’’ exposure to high decibel sound, such would have missed me. And I billion. ing out medals for bravery to believe them." r.TOP FROST FROZEN FOODS MAKE QUICK 'N‘ HOOD'S 100 . FLORIDA D'anjou Pears Strax will report on his fin E/ISr DELICIOUS MEALS LARGE SIZE ^ holly. Sixth Day — Geese are notoriously as piping and drumming, may cause ORANOI SWEET AS By way of precaution, it might be a cranky, particularly when laying, permanent hearing impairment. dings Dec. 4 at the Chicago IC i Sour Cream Mexican Pineapples SUOAR UOUNCECUP JUICI SWEET TASTING ^ good idea to run through the 12 days and have been known to give innocent ’Twelfth Day — See above. congress of the CRIAM Broccoli or LARGE Radiological Society of ALL FLAVORS 10 OZ. Florida Tangerines SIZE North America. Vi GAL. CARTON Cauliflower 'XO. c kOUART SWEET RICH'S JUMIO FCARTONS 44 SIZE The mammograms with S3 0UNC9 CARTON Florida Tangelos 1 0 “much lower” radiation Coffee Rich S3 OZ. PKO. NUCOA BRIAKSTONI It’s a green Christmas in Pella doses are “surprisingly BultonI Lasagne PAMILY SIZI more detailed,” Strax said. MRAT OR IS OZ. Margarine DIPS CHIISI PKO. WALDBAUM'S NEW YORK STYLE DELICATESSEN The enhancer is a TOP FROST BultonI Ravioli I LB. PACKAGE ALL VARIETIES PELLA, Iowa (UPI) - “When you figure that it’s employes have been there an excellent employe OREIN OIANT agricultural equipment chemically treated sheet. N IiL IT S CORN FRESHLY SLICED For nearly 2,000 workers in at least 20 years. organization. They’ve W HIPPiD Vegetables OR MEDIUM PIAS 0 OZ. 15 per cent of a year’s manufacturing firm. It emits light when X rays CUP ® r FORMULA 13 The profit-sharing is ac JIHO'S 3« OZ. HAMWITH ISOLATED the Pella area, it’s going to salary — that’s a pretty helped to make the year hit it. TOPPING 13 PACK PKO. r Cheese Pizza PROTEIN PRODUCT ROAST B lip be a green Christmas this good lump of cash.” tually a retirement fund very successful for us. For Ver Meer employes who Strax said he is applying 9 OUNCE BOWL KING PINT BIRDS 36 OZ. CONTAINER year. Koenigs said his firm begun after employes have example, last spring we have worked at least three for a NCI grant to develop TastI Fries EYE PKO. Dressing SOUR 39' PILLSIURY BUTTERMILK OZ. O Y c They will share nearly $4 was giving its employes worked at least three years were faced with the deci R IO L years receive an amount what he believes will be a Biscuits COUNTRY STYLE OR BALLARD 2APKOS. ^ / million in Christmas for the firm. Each gets Hors D'oeuvres ALL VARilTIBS ___ » i,a a $2.88 million dollars in cash sion to hire more people equal to 50 days pay. Those successful machine for OCEAN SPRAY ?!1.S9 varying percentages of his 1 ..:^ ^ CRAN9ERRYOR I OZ. Swiss Cheese tNOEco .oi f, bonuses being paid by two bonuses and profit-sharing and our workers said who have worked between mass detection programs JU IC 6 CRANORANOB CAN Pella manufacturing com funds this year. During the salary each year. After 10 they’d rather work the MINUTE MAID Sharp Cheddar Cheese?o«i Bi 4 ii ■ ■ ' employes with a combined man of the board, and J V change film when the roll reserve the right to limit soles to 3 packages of any item except where otherwise noted. Items offered for sole not available in cose lots or to other retail deolers or wholesalers. total of nearly $4 million in we’re in our 50th year,” ran out' In fairness to our customers, we Christmas bonuses and Koenigs said. "He has Strax believes this would profit-sharing funds. always referred to os as his speed up mammograms to SALAD ALPO “Needless to say there’s ‘Rolscreen family’.” a point where many more CRANBERRY great rejoicing when the The bonus encourages women could have them OIL BEEF CHUNKS bonuses coine out,’’ said long service, Koenigs said. Saveasw eet when desired — and not SAUCE Ray Koenig's, Rolscreen More than 103 of the win need to worry about too Food Club ■ 38 OZ. 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December 18, a year old 5 — Auctions That would have meant pay hikes employes of LaPointe Industries, the advised them to remove officers in road accidents Sheltie, (miniature collie) FINANCIAL She lieralti largest employer in town, Sunday posted at plant gates since the strike of between 16 cents and 30 cents an vicinity of Graham Rd., South 8 — Bondt-Slocki-Mortgsgss Windsor, female sable and S — P trto n il Loins the bus definite and make the parents vot^ to accept a new labor contract began Dec. 10. hour the first year and 12 cents to 27 (UPI) 10 — Iniurancs CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DONNA HOLLAND system. Rte. 207. A passenger in his walked north on Rte. 202 in white. If anyone has seen her aware of it. and call off their 12-day strike. Blizniak said before the vote that cents the second year. Union 646.0375 Mrs. Silverstein said she walked car, Judith Spaulding, 25, Washington. No charges or knows where she is, please EMPLOYMENT There are presently 16 children at The vote by Local 641, Allied In although he was not “real happy’’ negotiators had rejected that offer, call 644-2372. Family misses 13 - Hsip Wanted A group of parents concerned about her dau^ters to the stop and became At least eight persons of Colchester, was in were filed in the mishap, 14 — Buslnsts Opportunltlss the stop, 14 of them are from Mt. dustrial Workers of America, was on with the terms of the contract, “it’s saying it did not give sufficient in her very much. 15 — Situation Wanted the safety of their children attended convinced it should be changed were killed on C!onnecticut critical condition at Hart police said. PHONE 643-2711 Sumner. Of the 14,6 are aged ages 7 a two-year contract. the best we can get even if we stay creases to low-paid workers. a recent Board of Education meeting because it is dangerous. highways during tiie ford Hospital. Volunteer Cheshire Bondt-Stocka-Mortgagaa S EDUCATION or under. Other terms were not revealed. out six months.’’ Hartung said the contract offer 18 — Private Inatruclloni FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD in an unsuccessful attem pt to request Louis Cloutier, board member and weekend, all before snow In Griswold, Richard fireman William Grove 19 — Schools-Clasiss Included in the reasons for Union President Edward Blizniak of A company spokesman, Daniel voted on Sunday contained across-the 20 — Instructloni Wantad a bus stop change. member of its transportation com began falling Saturday Hirst, 18, of Griswold, was died as a result of severe MORTGAGES, loans first, se requesting the change were safety, Willington was not available for com Hartung, has said the company’s board pay hikes. Union officials have cond, third. All kinds. Realty The stop in question is located on mittee, said the board is concerned afternoon and made roads killed Friday about 9 p.m. head injuries he received REAL ESTATE lack of supervision, discipline and up ment. latest offer contained higher pay in said the starting salary at LaPointe statewide. Credit rating un 23 — Homst lor Sals ADVERTISING the edge of a vacant lot on Dean Dr. slippery. when the car in whidi he Friday when he fell off a 24 — LoU-Land lor Sals ADVERTISIN8 with safe, effective transportation of An official of the company, which creases than a previous offer which was 32.23 an hour. necessary. Reasonable. Con DEADLINE to a 15-minute wait for the bus. Leroy T. Brito, 28, and was a passenger went off fire truck rounding a fidential, quick 25 — Inveatmant Propsrty The parents requested the stop be students. makes connmunication equipment, included raises of 6 per cent the first 28 — Businsu Propsrty RATES moved to Mt. Sumner. Dr. Clark said his youngest He said the parents’ concerns are his wife, Frances, 32, of Rood Road and plunged curve. arrangements. Alvin Lundy 27 — Raiort Proparty 12:00 noon the day balort daughter recently received a facial Hamden, were killed early down an embankment. The Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu- 28 — Rail Estate Wanted publlcallon. Several letters from parents whose usually the same as the boards. tion Plaza, Hartford. 1 day . 109 word per day Deadline lor Saturdiy and abrasion after boys at the stop Saturday when their car driver, Jason Zatorski, 18, MISC. SERVICES 3 days . .99 word por d iy children must walk and wait on Dean Cloutier said this particular situa William Kinsella, 25, of Evenings, 233-6879.______31 — Sarvicat Olfsrad Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. devised a rock throwing game. The 6 days ..89 word pw.doy Dr. were received by the hoard. tion has been discussed by the hoard collided head on with of Voluntown, was charged Stamford, was pronounced 32 — Palnling-Paparing boys attend Bolton Center School. another vehicle on Rte. 17 MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 33 — Building-Contracting 26 dayi . .79 word por day Parents attending the meeting before. with misconduct with a dead at Stamford Hospital 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng IS wordi. $2.00 minimum PLEASE READ were Joseph Mann, Nancy Silvers- In a letter to the board, Michael in Middletown. The driver motor vehicle. Friday night after the car mortgages — interim finan 35 — Heating-Plumbing Mann said he is unhappy with the 38 — Flooring Happy A d a ...... $2.1Slncll YOUR AD Cavanaugh said there is ample turn Burke named to vice chairmanships of the other car, Charles Wayne Perkins, 24, of cing — expeditious and con- tein, Dr. William Clark and Robert board’s decision. He said he disap he.. was , driving on j St. fidential service, J.D. Real 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storags around on Mt. Sumner and &e extra 38 — Services Wsnted Clasalllad adi ara taken over Putman. proves of the decision and does not M. MacDonald, 24, of Milford, died early Friday Mary s Street collided with Estate Assoc. 646-1980. tha' phona as a convanlanca. gasoline needed is hardly Board members voted 4 to 2 not to agree with it. Martin Burke (D) State Represen who are truant, ungovernable, or Middletown, was reported when the car in which.he an oncoming vehicle. MISC. FOR SALE The Harsld Is responsible for measurable. Legal Assistance Program. 41 — Articles lor Sals only one Incorrect Intartlon and change the stop at this time. The Mann said for now he will observe in critical condition Sunday was riding went off Milford And Gleason A. Brown, 42 — Building Supplies tative from Vernon, has been elected otherwise cominit offenses which He said, “A comprehensive and □ EMPLOYMENT than only to tba size of the Welcome to The board was told the eight at Hartford Hospital. Point Road and struck a 43 — iPsts -Birds- Dogs original Insertion. Errors which board directed the superintendent of the situation and wait. If something vice chairman of two newly formed would not be crimes were they coordinated approach to juvenile 19, of Vernon, died Satur 44 — Livestock do not lessen the value ol the Connecticut families living closest to the stop do D aniel Green, 34, of utility pole. day as a result on injuries 45 — Boats a Accassoriss schools to make the arrival time of changes he will go back to the board. commissions created by the General adults. delinquency prevention and treat Help Wantad 13 advsrtlsemsnt will not be cor not have children in the Bolton school Jewett City, was killed in George Caron, 77, a resi 46 — Sparling Goods Assembly. ment, and the mprovement of the he received Tuesday when 47 — Garden Products rected by an additlonil Inssr- The Judiciary Committee of the tlon. The Commission to Study Juvenile Juvenile Justice System in Connec Lebanon Friday afternoon dent of the Eagle Rest he was crushed by a fork JOBSEEKERS Employment 48 — Antiques General Assembly will propose a Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., 49 — Wanted to Buy Justice and Delinquency Prevention ticut, is long overdue.’’ when the car he was Home, Washington, was lift truck he was operating merger of the two commissions in driving crashed head on struck and killed by a car with full and part time o ^ r - RENTALS and the Commission to Study a t the Olivetti Corp., South 52 — Rooms tor Rent the 1976 session and require the tunities available now. East Butlnett Opportunity 14 Underground hookup installed Removal of Status Offenses as He added, “Unfortunately the with another vehicle on Friday about 5 p.m. as he Windsor. Hartford, 5^1070. 53 — Apirlmenta lor Rant merged commission report be made 54 — Homes lor Rant Hornet For Safe 23 Grounds for Delinquency were juvenile court has always been the 55 — Business lor Rant OPPGRTUNITY to share formed to study and recommend im to the General Assembly on Dec. 1, step-child of the Criminal Justice PHONE FROM home to ser 58 — Resort Property lor Rent store on Main St., for TV man 1976. vice our customers in the 57 — Wanted to Rent Help Wanted 13 This installation will from the commission if Reid told the board the provements to the juvenile justice System. A positive conunittment 58 — MIsc. lor Rent with own equipment, store MANCHESTER Hebron Manchester area, flexible staffed, 646-8715. V icsnl slk.rooni Csp«, located ki save the yearly cost of they missed three con town road crew is trying to system. with both funds and innovative ap AUTOMOTIVE Burke said while no appropriations hours, super earnings, 249- PART TIME Maid, apply at tha canter ol town. Low 80'a. EVELYN CROSTON They will also study the advisabili Weekend fires claim 81 — Autos for Sale Ownor la anslous. Tradaa con- hooking and unhooking the secutive meetings. improve Hoadly Rd. so the have been made to carry out the proaches is needed in order to reach 7773. BILLIARD LOUNGE for sale 228-9561 62 — Trucks lor Sale Manchester■■ • ■■Motel, ', 1 SicNall sldarad. tree by the power com snow plow can clear the ty of removing status offenders from comprehensive studies mandated by troubled youngsters who otherwise 63 — Heavy Equipmant for Sals St. Manchester. - $5,200. Seven tables with First Selectman Aaron The commission hopes HAIR STYLIST with 64 — Motorcyclat-BIcyclet equipment, coke machine, pany, according to Reid. road through to Papermill the juvenile court. Status offenders the legislature, the conunission is make an early entry into criminal 65 — Campera-Trallari-Moblls Reid announced recently this meets the board’s ap manager’s license, for es etc, etc. Rent $60 per month UGROCKEniSALTOR It would have cost |60 Rd. are children under 16 years of ago seeking federal grants under the patterns.’’ 47 lives in nation Homai DIETARY AIDES - high that due to the excellent proval. tablished Manchester salon, 66 — Aulomolivs Service school graduates, various with heat. Call 6 4 9 - ^ after 5 ______643-1877 this year to hook the tree excellent salary and fringe 67 — Autos lor Rsnt-Lsasa p.m. cooperation received from hours. Apply from 9 a.m. to 12 up, he said. This new policy adopted (UPI) Parker, 32, and five of his is between 40 and 45. benefits, call 525-2372. the Board of Trustees of noon. Monday through Friday. 'The Board of Selectmen by the commission is due children, and leveled their “People use heating East Hartford Convalescent the First Congregational MATURE, RELIABLE per have received a letter from to the busy calendar ahead. farmhouse probably equipment more in the Home, 745 Main St., East Church, a permanent un Mrs. Bessie Ellington son for central dietary stock Hartford. National Weather Forecast the Bicentennial Commis Commission members feel started in the kitchen. winter,” he said. room, must deliver supplies to Help Wantad 13 derground current line has has had a haUt of taking sion informing the board there should be a full ac Bonnie Parker, 34, and Average summer three kitchens and keep inven been installed from the long, lonely night drives PRODUCTION PERSONNEL •\ that the commission voted tive membership present two other children, es weekend fire death figures, toiy records. 9-3, Mbnda; church to the town Christ near her suburban Omaha, Friday, 9-2 on Saturday HOUSEWIVES - Earn extra - Recently established East to remove members names to conduct business. caped by leaping from a se he said, are between 20 and £income, pleasant working con Hartford manufacturing plant Neb., home since her hours weekly. Contact Mrs. mas tree. 30 a week. ditions, hours 9-1, 5-9. Call us requires additional production w cond story window. They daughter died four years Burdick at Meadows Con for interview, 875-0776. personnel for production were hospitalized in fair The wife and six children valescent Home, 647-9194 ext. 79.71 ago. 58. operations. These are perma iNIWVOflN H a n I IJII N a tk m a T s condition Sunday. of a Chicago policeman LPN or RN - part time. Laurel nent full time employment op The habit was a died in a fire in Chicago’s Roy Rife awakened early LUNCH HOUR Help for grill Manor, 649-4519. portunities on a rotating shift. lifesaver, suburban Tinley Park Come join us. We offer Mrs. Ellington drove Sunday to find smoke Apply Ann’s Spot 21 Oak St., seeping into the bedroom Saturday. Patrolman Manchester. GUYS and GALS with training, advancement, an Christmas services set past a house that was modeling experience or in excellent starting rate and Thomas Shine was at work of his Goofy Ridge, 111., terests needed full and part fringe benefits. Applications ablaze early Saturday. when the blaze swept his A man and his wife died home. By the time time, must enjoy heavypublic are being taken at the employ home. CARPET SALES contact. Call for details and ment opportunity center of INSTANT R F m R D in the fire and the flames, authorities had doused the Hebron with music of the season. the season. fire, his wife and son were Friends said Josephine PART TIME appointment, 524-5381. Union Carbide Corp. 88 Long whipped by 40 mile per Hill Street, East Hartford, 9 EVELYN CROSTON The celebration of Holy The First Congregational dead. Shine, the mother, dis Experienced Only hour winds, threatened to Perfect for retired PART TIMER wanted - 33 a.m. - 3 p.m. daily except 228-9561 Communion begins at 11 Church will conduct a Firemen said Rife dis covered the fire shortly hours weekly, evenings and December 24-25. An equal op w spread to other homes. Christmas Eve and p.m. The Book of Common Christmas Eve Family covered the fire and ran to after 1 a.m. and pounded carpet pro. Saturday. $2.30 per. hour. portunity employer, M/F, Service with candlelighting Mrs. Ellington jumped Christmas Day Services at Prayer service will be a neighbor’s home to call on a neighbor’s door to call Please Call Must be 21 or over. Bondable WtOWIiS I now used. ceremony at 7:30 p.m. from her car and ran door for help. She then ran back and references. Apply 707A “ MY HUSBAND LOVES ( 2 3 ' St. Peter’s Episcopal for help. Firemen arrived 643-5171 UM Wl AtHIt lOSOCAST S / to door, awakening Main Street, Manchester, Or Avon as much as I do! As an On Christmas Day Holy Wednesday. into the house to her death. ART ROSSI Church will begin to find the body of Norma call 646-9197 for details. Avon representative, I’m the Wednesday at 4 p.m. with Communion will be offered T h e G ile a d neighbors so they could call Her body was found in an For the period ending Tuesday, Dec. 23. Monday night will flnl firemen and prevent Rife, 52, in the bedroom. neighborhood beauty expert. I the children’s Creche Ser at 10:30 a.m. to those un Congregational Church will (A timely gift foryou to giye.) upstairs hallway. PIANO PLAYER For one get out - meet people - have rain In Arizona while snow will fall in most of the Northeait. further deaths. When they hosed down the vice. able to attend on Christ have their Christmas Eve 'i;^ Cook County cor per hour New Year’s Eve wed extra money. And still have Gear to partly cloudy, with freezing and cold weather li Others weren’t as lucky. rubble, they discovered the work in service station pum This service is for mas Eve. Candlelight Service oner’s office identified the ding. In Manchester. Cali 646- time for my family.” Sound expected throughout most of the nation. Minimum readings in In all, 47 persons died in body of Rife’s son, Joe, 24. ping gas only. From 7 a.m. to 6865 before noon. good? Call 523-9401. children too young to at At 10 a.m. Sunday, the Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. victims as Mrs. Shine, 38, clude: (approximate maximum temperatures in parenth«ila) weekend. fires across the Rife said he thought his 1 p.m. Monday, ’Thursday and Atlanta 21 (44), Boston 18 (33), Chicago 15 (29), Geveland 15 tend a late service. The first Sunday after Christ The church office at the Richard Shommer, 14, and Friday. Apply BP Regal Sta nation, Including the couple son had been away from (28), Dallas 31 (44), Denver 14 (43), Duluth 5 (23), Houston 32 children take part in the mas the “Festival of First Congregational Steven Shommer, 13 tion, 947 Center St., whose home Mrs. Ellington home when the fire broke (55), Jacksonville 32 (58), Kansas City 14 (30), Little Rock 25 assembling of the Christ Lessons and (parols for Church will be closed children of a previous Manchester or call 646-9467. saw go up in flames. out. WE NEED 5 MORE (37), Los Angeles 48 (68), Miami 48 (68), Minneapolis 13 (28), mas Creche and hear the Christm as’’ will be Friday. Anyone having in marriage; Stephen Levan- One blaze claimed the Richard King and his BOOKKEEPER - Secretary, 12 to 14 Year Olds New Orleans 32 (54), New York 21 (29), Phoenix 43 (64), San Christmas story read. The presented. Various formation to be includ^ in dowski, 11, a foster child; one person office, Francisco 40 (49), Seattle 39 (51), St. Louis IS (29), Washington lives of a 17-year-old parents fled their frame youth choir will sing. members of the parish will the Dec. 28 church bulletin and Michael Shine, 5, Displaycraft, Manchester, to canvass for the 23 (31).' mother, her three children home in Angelica, N.Y., The Festival celebration read the lessons and the should get it to the Terry Jo Shine, 3, and 643-9557. Ask for Mr. Scott. and her two brothers at a early Sunday when their of the Holy Communion choirs and congregation secretary by Wednesday Sharon Shine, 2. MANCHESTER three-story brick home in wood stove overheated and WELDER with fabricating will begin at 10:30 p.m. will sing the great music of morning. North Philadelphia, Pa., touched off a fire.' But experience needed. Call 623- EVENING HERALD Hornet For Sale 23 TOWN OF MANCHESTER 4654. ■ □ REAL ESTATE Sunday. . Richard dashed back into Mon., Tuea., Wed. 5-8 P.M. the burning house to try to Fire Bijreau officials DENTAL HYGENIST - 3 or 4 MANCHESTER - Colonial identified the victims as save his dog and salvage LEGAL NOTICE days a week, for busy CALL 647-9946, 3-9 P.M. Hornet For Sale 23 central location, good Charlene Sessoms, 17, and some clothes. He died in The Planning and Zoning Manchester office. Please mechanical condition, new the flames. Commission will hold public reply to Herald Box B. $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet kitchen cabinets, small bam, her children, Chawayne, 2 kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, owner anxious, $29,900, Hayes Tuohey chairman Fires in Kentucky hearings on January 5,1976 at M8*M!I>«W !I>9;!HH< ik8i9I)liHi«lll«!l tile baths, ^35 monthly in 1/2, Wiridel, 18 months, and Corp. 646-0131. claimed four lives Satur 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal come. Hutchins Agency, 646- Carol, 7 months. The other Building to hear and consider victims, identified as day — a 7-year-old boy and 3166. RANCH, 5 1/2 rooms, three his 19-month-old sister in the following petitions; bedrooms, fireplace, living brothers of Ms. Sessoms, $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Louisville and a man and AUTUMN HEIGHTS HOLIDAY room with L shaped dining were William Sessoms, 33, ASSOCIATES - ZONE Ranch, fireplace, baseboard area. Garage. Excellent of Hebron rec agency his son in the Bullitt Coun and Randy Sessoms, 15. CHANGE - EAST OF heating, stove, refrigerator. neighborhood. $37,500. Fire officials said the ty community of Brooks, AUTUMN STREET, SOUTH Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Ky. HAPPY Commission members blaze began in a sofa on the OF EAST ELDRIDGE HEBRON A map of the proposed A National Safety Coun REDUCED FOR quick sale - ANDOVER - five room water Tony Visconti, Lou first floor of the three- STREET. two family, 30 Locust Street, front all season cottage. Sorghum Mill Farm s Sub cil spokesman said the EVELYN CROSTON Maffessoli and Pinney are story brick home. The To change the zoninglfrom no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. Beautiful lake lot, 25 minutes division on Millstream Rd. “Residence AA’’ to ADS 228-9561 investigating types of con cause was not known. most recent national figures to downtown Hartford, $32,- was reviewed by the com of 1973 show the typical "Residence M” for a tract of ANDOVER- seven room 900, 742-9718, 423-1601. The Recreation Commi- crete picnic tables which In Reading Center, N.Y.< mission. number of winter weekend 8.9 acres east of Autumn Raised Ranch, with IVS baths, sion has elected Raymond the commission hopes to Schuyler County sheriff’s on 1.7 acres, T, J. Crockett, Tuohey of Carriage Dr. as The commission will fire deaths, three-quarters Street and south of East place at Grayville Falls recommend to the Plan deputies said a fire Satur Eldrldge Street as shown on a Realtor, 643-1577. • TEXAS OWKR chairman for the coming Town Park. day that killed Douglas of which occur in the home. ning and Zoning Commis- map entitled “Property SIX ROOM Cape, in center of Wants saM Immaculate year.* Other officers in In the past, the commis Mapped for Thomas Crockett clude Evelyn Croston, vice sion that when the town, selling for $31,900, T. J. Ranch loaded with sion has purchased wooden East Eldrldge Street Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. -f-F-f-l-’ a. E x ce lle n t chairman and Arlene remainder of the tract is tables for the park and brought in for develop Magazines air stories Manchester,' Conn. Zone nalghborhood, private Terrier, secretary. most of theni have either Change Map Scale 1 inch MANCHESTER yard. Idaal famlly-dininfl The officers are for one- ment, an area similar to square equals 100 feet dated been taken from the park the skating area in H6USE AND room, three badroemat year terms. on JFK^s love life 124-75 K. Boud, R. L. S.” 1W hatha, Franklin atova. or destroyed by burning. Elizabeth P arklS ^t aside THE CENTER STREET eUSINESS At a recent commission The commission voted to Lincoln bedroom with a IMMEDIATE meeting, Tuohey for recreational purposes, (UPI) CORPORATION - ZONE LOCATION OCCUPANCY - $40,900. ask the Board of Selectmen young woman assigned to Extra nice, six room welcomed Selectman namely skating. CHANGE - HARTFORD to remove Richard the National Security ROAD Colonial, plus heated two- Arthur Plnney, the Board Also, that there be President John Kennedy MCHMDS & KEMMU McDohald from the com Council. To change the zoning from story b ^ . Ideal for of of Selectmen’s represen access to and from the was handsome and fun- Raaltora, MLS 828-9840 mission because of lack of recreational area. loving and “never stopped Newsweek magazine “Industrial” to "Business II” fices, shop or tradesman. tative to the commission. reported stories of Near hosplUl. $57,500. participation. pursuing attractive women for a small parcel on the South Kennedy’s love life “with side of Hartford Road op PHILIP ROAD - New Listing - — nor they him,” Time stenographers and posite Case Drive as shown on WARREN E. Garrison Colonial, attached magazine says in this car-port, three b^rooms, 1 stewardesses, an off- a map entitled “Property week’s edition. Mapp^ for Hartford Rd. HOWLAND 1/2 baths, living room, dining b ro ad w ay s ta r and a room, carpeted; private yard, Washington has buzzed Hollywood star-in-the- Manchester, Conn. Zone Send Season’s Greetings ___w - i w Martin School, great location. with gossip about women Change Map Scale 1 inch j u i m Owner. Asking $43,500. 646- for it now at a very special making, a syndicated equals 100 feet K. Boud, to Friends & Neighbors in Kennedy’s life for years, reporter and an am MANCHESTER - six room 2630. Coventry snowmobile and several publications R L S Ranch, Buckley School area bassador’s wife.” SUBDIVISION With a Herald Happy Ad three bedrooms, fireplace, MANCHESTER - Five room low b a n k ^ c e . Get all your money 1>ack latei^ aired the stories this Author Richard Condon, REGULATIONS garage, full basement, large Ranch. FMreplace, eat-in weekend. who said he has spent 15 AMENDMENT private treed lot, $39,900, kitchen, 11/2 baths, full base club meets tonight Here’s a great idea from the Favorite Person bank—just in time YOU DECIDE WHEN YOU GET ALL YOUR MONEY BACK* Time said airline years researching the late The Connecticut General Lapenta Agency, Realtor, 646- ment, carport, aluminum Only *2.00 2440. storm dooors and windows. for you to thrill your favorite person (or family) this holiday season. Here are examples of minimum amounts for your Instant Reward. Other amounts and stewardesses and ac president’s sex life, was in Statutes in Section 8-28 now maturities are available. Your account will draw the higlhest rate of interest allowed by tresses were among Convenient shopping and When you bring in a specified amount of money to a Hartford terviewed in the London allows the Planning and NEW LISTING - Rolling Park schools. 61 Alice Drive, $38,- MONICA SHEA law. And youll have yourTV or watch right away! Kennedy’s frequent Zoning Commission to extend The Town Hall will also be open on National savings account and agree to leave itfor apredetermlned 2. Nvt Amount DepuNtM Sunday newspaper. News Cape, 6 rooms, one car at 500. Peterman Agency, 649- 742-9495 1. Orifcinuf Amount Rvquirvd und Amount the time for filing an approved Jan. 2, the Friday following New period of time, you can get INSTANT REWARD. Y ou G et Buck a t M aturity.* visitors at the White of the World. tached garage. Aluminum 9404, 646-2912. The Coventry Glaciers Snowmobile Year’s Day. House. Time also said two plan of subdivision for two ad Christmas Happy siding. Sun Room with With Christmas nearly here you could buy abeautiful 19-inch MAGNAVOX ditional periods of 90 days, jalousies, phone John H. Club will meet tonight at 7:45 at the The town landfill will be open ■$54121.77 $2354.25 $1;M6.73 $5,482.77 $1315.25 women White House Magnavox 100% solid state color TV with automatic fine tuning as i r COLOR TV $1«I7.73 INVITATION TO and the Planning for two ad Lappen, Inc. 649-5281. Lakeside Grill on Lake St. Wednesday, Dec. 24 and 31 and will staffers, named “Fiddle” your INSTANT REWARD. What a wonderful gift for someone MAN’S BENRUS BID ditional periods of 90 days, Ads will appear be closed Christmas and New Year’s L.E.D. WATCH $ I » 3 5 $ 512.03 $134536 $ 435.03 and “Faddle” by the ELLINGTON - Duplex - Two Members are urged to attend as you love! Sealed bids will be received in and the Planning and Zoning Day. Secret Service, often Commission in tc ^ to amend years old. Each side has three there will be voting on a major bylaw And best of all, you get it simply by saving money. How much LADY’S BENRUS the Office of The Director of Dec. 24. large bedrooms, carpeted Nice reildentlal LE.D. WATCH 11389.67 $ 731.47 $1,779.07 1 621.47 traveled with Kennedy. ttie Subdivision Regulations in change. ^ you bring in depends on how long you want to leave your money General Services, 41 Cepter living room, country kitchen, neighborhood, aluminum The magazine did not iden Section 4.01 by adding “except Christmas Eve Service in the bank. The chart gives you a few examples. Street, Manchester, Connec 1 l/2haths, and more. Enough aided Cape, ceramic bath, The First Congregational Church tify them. Once, Time said, that the Conunlulon may ex land for a small farm, plus If you prefer, you could buy a smart new Benrus L.E.D. ticut until January 7, 1976 at fireplaced living room, of Coventry, located on Main St., will *Federal regulations require a substantia] interest penalty for early withdrawal two top advisers in 11:00 a.m. for the following: tend the time for such filing renUl inchme. Call owner at, dining room, three digital watch, man or woman’s model, both at special low bank The original amount will be reduced by the cost of the premium including Connecticut Sales Ikx for two additional periods of hold a Candle Light and Carol Ser terrupted Kennedy in the STORM DRAINAOE: ST. 872-8663, no agents please. bedroomi, baiement rec Holiday town procedures prices. JOHN, LITTLE, DURANT ninety days, and the plan shall room and utility area, vice at 11:30 p.m. remain valid until the expira ROCKLEDGE- Eight, room Allen Sandberg, town manager, This service is open to the public. LEGAL NOTICE STS. Ranch, three bedrooms, IW large detached garage oft REINFORCED tion of such extended time.” kitchen, large back yard, has indicated that there will be a The Rev. Bruce Johnson of the first UqUOR PERMIT A copy of these petitions and baths, beautiful family room, NOTICE OF APPUCATION CONCRETE PIPE trees, awningi, oak floors, change in the normal holiday congregational Church and the Rev. this notice have been filed in two fireplaces, 3-zone heat, HARTFORD NATIOVAL T h li !• toxive notice that I, Bid forms, plans and large rec room, 2-car garage. plaster walls, above procedure at the Town Hall and the EUubetb R. EdpU of I80-B Footer the Town Clerk’s office and Ask For Robert Bechtold of the Second Drive, WllUmuiUc hive filed in apeclflcatlona are available at Call Low 60’s. Immediate occupan ground pool, insulation, town landfill. Congregational Church will officiate (The Bavorlte Person) B A N K ippUctUon ptecirded U/U/M7I with the General Services Office, may be inspected during of Cathy or Connie cy. Ken Ostrinsky Realtor, city water and sewer. $M,- Town Hall will be closed the day at the service. the Uqnor Control Conunlulon lor a 41 Center Street, Manchester, fice hours. 643-2711 643-1333. ______Member P.D.I.C HOTEL lor Uw Hte ol alcoholic Uqnor 900. after Christmas rather than the day The church’s children’s Christmas on Um pramiMo HO Boirton T u m ^ , Connecticut. Planning and Zoning Bolton MOtt Manchester Evening Herald NORTH COVENTRY- 5W ODEGARD before to allow the town hall Pagent will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Town of Manchester;' Conunlulon The bnilneu wUl he owned bjr Stum- Alfred Sleffert, Chairman room Ranch, fireplace, full employees a four day holiday. Christmas Eve. hte Inn, Inc. of MO Rotten TumpUu, Connecticut basement, one acre. $31,900. REALTY ■Bolton oaoto and wlU he conducted by Robert B. Weiss, Ronald Gates, Secretary The town garage will be open Dec. The pagent is entitled “Christmas BUiabeth H. Edg^ u permittee. Dated this 22nd day of Century 21, Tedford, Real 5 4 3 -^ S 5 EUubeth A. &lgeU General Manager 9|ti>ail4«Wia»Ni9Wiai!Maiwi Estate., 847-9914. 26. In Many Lands.’’ . Dated it/a /m December, 1975. t X f I I PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmcheiter. Conn., Mon., Dec. M, 1875 Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 22,1975 — PAGE ThtHTY-ONE F M k M l I n i M t Apartments for Beat S3 Apartmenta for Beat S3 Apartments for Bent 3 Apartments for Rent' 88 Broken Bones (ZiDDieU 1 FJldfJU u i u n ^**4*e*94iee*eee eeifeeee44ee4ee0eeeeeee< rjiiniici ■ rauLiLi IS tB F l Charles M. Schultz WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHEST^n - nice tiro ACROSS 1 MoWad plaster 65 Sea eagle lajujQ Ic Ik ^ H P IS I A L J . P F A R F F for the rental of your ap ^- bedroom Townhouse private LlUiSI-l nrjkl support 56 Not shut f i t PSYCHIATRY ment or home. J.D. Real NOW RENTING! entrances and patio, f'lll baae- Dear Abby aara (sirjiiiH inKiuti Estate Associates, Inc. 646- ment, includei b e at, 6 Curved bone 57 Entrance rjuiui-jijiid kiMMiifard! IN THE ENTIRE HISTORY M A K E A M 1990. $ Skeleton part 58 Performed raiiiiinnEi ukiuniiLj OF THE WORLD, THERE'S INDEPENDENCE 12 But (German) U Bird’s home Mni-iin wmiiiii ntici By Abigail Van Buren 13 Japanese NO RECORD OF SANTA DOWN [rU-JU r.1|v||IEii (MHW APPOlMTNEMT 1b LOOKING for anything in real outcast M ciuiciiiHn iziuimf-i CLAUS EVER FILLIN6 THE estate rental - apartments, 14 Where injuries 1 Horn or Good k lW lJ ■ ldlLlW Eit4[-im -1(d VILLAGE y idiciu ■ ni^iiiaM STOCI^INS OF A SIRP... homes, multiple dmUlngs, no Mancheator M A N CH ESTER - one sometimes Hope i t e t h e D o ^ T o A occur 2 Eve's son iB iK lil iriMLiii) I riizin n ' ^ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate OIr. from Route 6 8i 44A bedroom Ranqh type apart Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ment, private enwance, in 15 Masculine 3 Bristle • • • ' 'orth on Rt 83 (Main 8t cludes neat and appliances, DEAR ABBY; Our tall, handsome, athletic son served nickname 4 Surgical saw 26 The same 42 Make to Henry. 16 Varnish 5 Rent again (Latin) corrections MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 $195, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, four years in the Navy, returned to civilian life and college, Ingredient 6 Negrito 27 To cause harm 43 Walked ME v E A M I M P . bedroom Townhouse, IVk Unusual one bectroom Townhouses in 646-1021 or 6 4 3 -^ . and “mamed” an undersized, effeminate male hairdresser. 17 Within (comb, 7 Spine 28 Yugoslav upon baths, full basement, private ;; park-like setting, quiet neighborhoo< We have no idea how to handle this situation or our form) 8 Fracture leader 44 Air (comb, i a - CuntritA.iK.Timi.uiw iw ;*" entrances and patio,-i^ludes THREE ROOMS - and tile ambivalent feelings. 18 Pess by 9 Pig sound 29 Common form) heat, appliances, carpeting, . close to shopping, church, bus, pool ant bath, beat, hot water in This "odd couple” came to visit us, and they want us to 20 Norse sea 10 Protuberance astringent 45 Rlhg of light pool, air-conditioning, $260 cluded. Adults, security monster 11 Short jacket 30 Arm bone 47 Narcotics WINTHROP IT DICK CAYALU tennis. visit them. They are inseparable and act out a peculiar 22 River Island 19 Signature (ab.) 32 Restricted (slang) per month. Paul W. Dougan, deposit, references, no pets, husband-wife relationship that is both bewildering and Featuring: 23 Edward — . 21 Garment worn 35 Attic 48 Nights Realtor, 646-1021 or 6 4 3 ^ . parking, 15 1/2 Shool St., disturbing to us. American while 39 Female saint before r cx?N'r By United Press International owners of Combo Distributers. about Reagan At least five persons were arrested The manager of King’s department Sunday by police enforcing Sunday store in Milford, not identified by — Carter, former governor of closing laws—so-called “blue laws” police, was arrested after an By IRA R. ALLEN — against retail merchants in three employe of Caldor, a competitor, United Press International Georgia, begins a cam^ign swing Connecticut towns. made a purchase. President Ford insists he is not through New England today. In an im A number of other stores that were Charles Dodge, 31, of Bristol, assis worried about a recent poll showing terview with UPI from his Plains, open Dec. 14 remained closed Sunday tant manager of the Bristol Woolco him falling behind Ronald Reagan Ga., home Sunday, Carter said his in fear of having complaints lodged store was charged as was Albert V. among Republicans and in opposition to an antibusing amend against them that could lead to Pacileo Jr., 43, of West Haven, dependents. He says that if he is a ment has hurt him somewhat in arrests. More than 20 retailers and manager of Mammoth Mart in good president the poils won’t Boston. He also complained that employes were arrested around the Bristol. matter. Udall in campaign stops in the North state Dec. 14. Police said they were acting on “I think the final answer comes in and Midwest is unfairly likening him Police in Wethersfield, Milford and complaints from competitors or the ballot box and if I do the job ... to George Wallace, Lester Maddox and other Southern politicians who Bristol listed actions against private citizens. Most police that will be the test, not any interim retailers. Orange Police also said departments say they will enforce polls,” Ford said in answer to fought integration. — Democrat LlOyd Bentsen said they had made an arrest but officials the closing law only when a compUiint reporters’ questions Saturday about at the store in question denied the a recent Gallup poll showing Reagan Saturday in Cheyenne, Wyo., “The is lodged. No. Tissue in this election is the report. None of those arrested was A Willimantic bookstore carried a coming from 23 percentage points economy” and that deficit federal held. sign in its window reading: behind to eight points ahead in one spending must stop. To counter the Arrested in Wethersfield were “Sorry. We’re closed. We wanted month. problem of red tape, Bentsen said, he George Langston, 41, of Manchester, to be open but we didn’t want to be A Gallup poll out today shows is proposing giving businesses 10 and John Bagley, 53, of Wethersfield, arrested.” either Ford or Reagan would beat Democrat Hubert Humphrey by a cents credit for every question they wide margin. That was surprising are asked on government forms. because a Harris poll Friday showed — Fred Harris, campaigning in Ws hard to believe, exactly the opposite — Humphrey New Hampshire Saturday, proposed beating either Republican substan a graduated corporate income tax. tially. That the Minnesota senator His plan would raise the tax on “cor but winters are warmer keeps saying he doesn’t want to run porate giants” from' 48 to 50 per cent for the Democratic nomination and lower it for small businesses to doesn’t seem to affect his high stan between 10 and 45 per cent depending WASHINGTON (UPI) - Residents warmer temperatures in the East ding in the polls. on their profits. of the East Coast may not believe it that has enabled us to minimize the Today’s Gallup poll, based on 1,078 today as they dig out from a Sunday impact of the natural gas shortage,” registered voters across the country snowfall, but a government weather he said. queried, after Ford’s trip to China, Five men accused man has found that the Atlantic showed Ford over Humphrey 51-39 Coast is having warmer winters. But the colder winters in the Great and Reagan over Humphrey 50-42. of kidnaping, rape Residents of the Great Plains are Plains have caused a shorter growing St. James pageant Friday’s Harris poll, based on 1,214 NORWALK (UPI) - Police have experiencing colder winters in season for wheat, and the marginal persons identified as likely voters arrested five men and charged them general and those in the Southeast regions of the “bread basket,” Mon and taken ‘before the China trip, with kidnaping and other charges in are wetter than usual. tana and possibly Colorado, will be showed Humphrey over Ford 5241 connection with the abduction and In an article in the current hurt. But he said, “Canada is going to and over Reagan 5043. rape of a woman who was allegedly Seventh graders at St James National Observer, Norton be hurt the most. Ford also said Saturday at an infor t i ^ and thrown in a river by her cap- Strommen of the National Oceanic "The cooling trend will increase School surround the mal news conference his campaign tors. and Atmospheric Administration’s the frequency of failure of the wheat auditorium in a performance manager, Howard Callaway, Police said after taking the woman Center for Climatic and Environmen crop, possibly to the point they will of a Christmas hula, one of “overall ... has done a good job” to a Norwalk housing project, where tal Assessment said there have been have to abandon it as a prime crop to based on reports from many sbates she was raped, the five tied her up several acts presented Friday major changes in weather just in the be grown in these areas,” Strommen holding primary races and that he and drove her to the West River in in the school Christmas past four years. said. Although no one knows exactly will campaign in New Hampshire West Haven and threw her in the In general, he reported, the Atlan why the weather patterns are program, (upper left) and Florida “if there is time.” water early Sunday. ’The woman tic Coast is having warmer winters, changing, he said, one factor is the In other developments; freed herself, police said, and swam the Great Plains colder winters and unusual steadiness of the Bermuda — Chief Justice Warren Burger to shore. Impersonating the eight tiny the Southeast more precipitation High, a semipermanent high- could rule this week on a move to Those arrested were identified as reindeer in Clement C. than normal. pressure area over the Atlantic keep the Federal Election Commis Clinton Martin, 24; William E. Mar Moore’s famous classic Christ “It is this nationwide pattern with Ocean. . sion from distributing the first por tin, 18; E. Spencer, 20, and Carlton mas poem, these students at tion of federal matching funds to Bailey, 20, all of Norwalk; and Lind presidential candidates until the full say B. Johnson, 25, of Bridgeport. St. James are bringing in Santa court rules on the campaign reform All were charged with first-degree Claus with great ceremony, One dead, two missing law’s constitutionality. If he acts to kidnaping, second degree larceny, (upper right) hold up the money, the campaigns of larceny and conspiracy and were to t several Democrats — notably Jimmy be arraigned today in Common Pleas in boating accident Carter, Morris Udall, Terry Sanford Court in Norwalk. The five were In shadow, the story of Christ and Fred Harris — could be hurt arrested in Norwalk about 5:30 a.m. mas is portrayed showing a severely for lack of the funds. GLOUCESTER, Mass. (UPI) - A Hampshire, were identified as Sunday. Wise Man and shepherd, (left) woman died and and two other per- Donald Gorman, 37, of Derry, ^ n s were lost Sunday when a boat Timothy Casey, 20, of Spring Junc capsized in rough seas during a snow tion and Gerald D’Amico, 21, of Mark Spehar, 7, of 99 Spellbound, children at St. storm. Three men survived the North Conway. James School watch and listen ordeal. Spencer St., knows how Mario Maglio of Lynnfield, who to greet the start of a big to the enchantment of Christ The body of Carol Gateley, 19, of was visiting at a beach house, said he mas in song and story, (right) Manchester, N.H. was recovered looked out a window and saw two snowstorm. You run, you \ from the wreckage by rescuers. A men wearing lifejackets walking sl^e, and you fall. search for Paula Pockett, 21, also of along Wingaersheek Beach in a (Herald photos by Dunn) ‘O Manchester, and Gary Robinson of heavy storm. Some persons from the 649-8796 Durham was suspended because of E house went to help and notified inclement weather. police. The two were Gorman and TRI CITY PLAZA Santa Claus beat the rap The survivors, all f m m New Casey. MANCHESTER PARKADE 829 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER D6WNT0WN MANCHESTER VERN6N SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Santa “Yes. There are two of us Santas Pilots’ Claus beat the rap. working there, but the other guy is an OPEN MONDAY & TUESDAY ’til 0:00 P.M. He turned up in his traditional garb imposter.” remains in traffic court Friday and said he He explained he had been ticketed PLAZA DEPT. STORE was protesting a parking ticket he when, “I parked my reindeer in front GLOBE (Wa Hava A Notion To Ploaso) of Macy’s and they must have moved received outside 5fecy’s Department C returned Noxt to Frank’s Suparmarkat store. a little bit into the special yellow Travel Service East Mlddla Tpka., Manchsstar BOOT zone.” . BANGKOK, Thailand 555 MAIN STREET “Are you employed at Macy’s?” he (UPI) — North Vietnam OPn E¥HIV NIDHT 111 CHIIISIM UI was asked. 6 4 3 -2 1 6 5 I PLANNING ANEW has returned the remains of three American pilots, Over 30 Years (MMStMAS UGHTS, three years to the day after Travel Experience and one of the men died in the Authorized agent in Manchester GETS & MINUTURES Too - TELEVISION, STEREO flaming wreckage of his for all Airlines, Railroads and Need Something? Atk PtamI Steamship Lines. B52 bomber. or U.S. m ilitary honor ISHOE AGWAY guards at Bangkok’s Don Last Minute Shdppers APPLIANCE Muang airport transferred the flag-draped aluminum caskets to an American Air Force cargo plane from the U.N.-chartered jet that SPECIALS brought them from Hanoi Sunday. Playskool SAVE The remains of the forbes s McDonalds Americans were the first 10 . 50% OFF Restaurant returned by the North Viet EiH Structo namese since the Vietnam Giant Bulldozer war ended in a Communist $ 149 victory last April 30. Wallace new sletter • Ad|usU 4 ways • Oil cooler, Their return was UP TO oxhauat pipe; • Includaa building, fold-out 24”x28” mat, play 25«/t arranged by Rep. G. V. large acraper — people, 2 cara, caah raglatar, food Iraya, landacaped ON SOME FLOOR MODELS Montgomery (D-Miss.) blade i ^ patio and even a merry-go round. 2 and his House Special Com MENS, WOMENS & G M IM N S Working cal ( • For children 3-8 GUARANTEED DELIVERY mittee on Americans mis tread. r (79-3811 sing in Indochina at a BY CH RISTM AS EVE meeting with North and MANY MORE South Vietnamese officials l 9 9 in Paris Dec. 3. IN STORE The Vietnamese iden JUST F A M O U S 6RANDS SPECIALS A GOOD SELECTION AT LOW- tified the remains as those LOW PRICES AND EVEN of Navy Cmdr. Jesse THREE WE WILL 2 Taylor, Jr., Los Alamitos, CLOSE MORE IMPORTANT TO YOU Calif., killed Nov. 17,1965; MORE DEC. 24th Air Force Lt. Col. Crosley ENTIRE INVENTORY, lAT 2:30 PM A 43-YEAR-OLD REPUTATION James Fitton Jr., Hart SHOPPING Merry FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE ford, Conn., shot down Feb. ChrlstmasI 29, 1968; and Air Force Tonka Fork Lift AND SATISFACTION! Capt. Ronald D. Perry, DAYS Nothing is Held Rack! > U ir h^h tnough to lood flolbod, torm wogon or pick up. Gallatin, Tenn., whose B52 FIsher-PrIce • Swlvol octlon iMwor Motion r k ’TIL > Roll COST, tex (7S-33M) Come in and See Vs • It Would Be Our Pleasure was shot down Dec. 21, Rescue Copter To Talk With You 1972. Road B oss CHRISTMAS • Air Stop • LHO Stride • S.R.O. • Haa unique trigger Perry was part of an movable heade, arme, Car Carrier operated grippere eight-man B52 crew taking Come to Forbes & Wallace, lege. i • Includot 2 plastic model cart • Rad Cross • Hush Puppies • Roblae underneath to lift raft \ • Roar axtan^on loading ramp part in the Christmas raids • Rotor makee aputter-j "The Christmas Story Store!" and other ob|eote '• Chrome*platad accataoiiaa on Hanoi three years ago. Ing atarting aound • Dexter • Frye • Bass • Floatable life raft ^•L22 i i i PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn., Mon., Dec. H, 1875 Bush nom ination on ‘hold^ m c c c a l e n d a r WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate A "hold” was placed on the Press Secretary William Greener Manchester C om m unity “ “"Chester Community liberals temporarily blocked confir nomination by the liberals and con of Virginia to be an assistant College offers this calen- , ,, , , mation proceedings Friday on the firmation was not expected to be secretary of defense. Also confirmed dar of events in the interest , ^®® looks nomination of George Bush to head taken up until January. Under Senate was Thomas C. Reed of California to of the community. All the ^ seeing you on the Central Intelligence Agency. rules, confirmation can be delayed at be secretary of the Air Force. MCC sponsored activities ih® various Despite assurances from President the request of any senator by putting $20,000 families listed below are open to me " Ford that he will not name Bush as a “bold” on the nominee. More and more American families public and many are free of his vice presidential running mate, However, the Senate did approve _ _ ^ ^ 2 Main St. are tnoving up the income ladder, charge. some Senate liberals still consider the nominations of three top Etefense despite the recession. The In addition to publicizing the appointment of the former GOP Department officials. Conference Board points out. The events and activities in FARR S “'"M3"-7rn ” national chariman a political move. Confirmed by voice vote were XMter Oime • Ini fawrictrd number of families earning $20,000 or dividually the college The Senate Armed Services Com former Rep. Robert Ellsworth of more a year has risen from only 6 hopes that the calendar mittee Thursday accepted the Bush SPORTING EQUIPMENT Kansas to be a deputy secretary of million in the mid-1960s to over 12 will serve as a reminder of nomination by a 12-4 vote. defense and assistant White House million today. all that is avaiiable at CAMPING EQUIPMENT OPEN TONIGHT MACC NEWS IF IN TO 11 P.M. PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING Glad tidings and good Salvation Army. In addi Warm hands by SLEDS - WAGONS The cheer will be arriving tion, each and every one of warm hearts DOUBT today and tomorrow our over 300 patients The MACC Christmas throughout Manchester in without family or friends movie will be shown at St. TOBOGGANS - PADS one-stop the form of food baskets, will be receiving a special Mary’s Episcopal (]lhurch, warm coats (many new “just for them” gift. The 41 Park St., at 1 p.m. on through the help of a dis few gifts left will be used Monday, Dec. 29. ’The cost GIVE A FIGURE SKATES shop tributor, some used but all as birthday gifts for of the movie is kept as low in top notch condition) and patients now alone. Walter as possible to make it gifts collected through the Joyner, who coordinated available to all children BIKES - TRIKES for the MACC Toys for Joy Christmas gifts to con and is shown in a downtown GIFT THOUSANDS OF GIFT IDEAS program. valescent homes, tells of area so that children FOR THE SPORTS MINDED several beautiful hand-knit without transportation can selective Although we will fall attend. Those mothers who short of our goal of |2,000, shawls and sweaters thqt BINOCULARS - TENNIS RACKETS - WARMUP SUITS have come in for patients. aren’t working are invited CERTIFICATE checks are still arriving at to attend the show with SLEEPING BAG - TENT - BALL GLOVE - WADERS the MACC post office box. Merry Christmas from ^ 1 1 shier Manchester to our con their children. The cost per FISHING REEL - BASKETBALL ARC SURE TO BE A MOST WELCOME CIFTIWPRE HEADQUARTERSl We hope to equal last child is 50 cents; mothers SALES RENTALS • REPAIRS year’s total of over $1,400. valescent home family. FOR • OLYMPIA AND EMITH-CORONA, Irafll S99.95 are free. Donations to help “SALES - SESyiCE - RENTALS - SUPPLIES’* - Enough canned goods have Not a MACC program make such films more ADIDAS T- SHIRTS We V. AUo MencAe«ter*i HMdquarUn fort been collected, including but part of the cooperative and caring spirit shown frequent (or provide free Business MacMnes & Office Furniture TooIBi contributions this week tickets for disadvantaged FOOTWEAR By HERMAN - DUNHAM from the Mayfair Y Club during this season are the MON. thru FRI. children) may be sent to OPEN and the YWCA Newcomers Christmas hot meals for o l PRO-KED - ADIDAS - CONVERSE shut-ins. Diane Wicks, th e MACC, Box 773, Club to make up basic food marked MACC Film Fund. m 10-9 boxes. Funds from MACC Manchester’s new Vista BUCK and GERBER KNIVES msT roe EMarmne fm tk fanly a home siki loii! Volunteer, and Eric Moran May the spirit of love and Squo'ifi DOWNTOWN MAIN STRIST, MANCHISTSR e Miom S4I-NT1 Seasonal Sharing Appeal ______W. A e c p l MMter Ch«foe C r d .______SAT. 10 to 5:30 sharing so much in R o u t e 8 3 have been used to make working in Square Village 9 PM WE STILL HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF evidence among us these Talcottvilte, Ct. these boxes a real Christ have arranged to have hot M.C. LAST MINUn SIFT SELECTIONS meals picked up at the past weeks be our gift to TIL CHRISTMAS.. mas dinner by adding each other throughout the potatoes, some fruit and, Salvation Army in Hart THE ford by Manchester Com coming year. WILTON’S S& where possible, a canned Merry Christmas, THOUSANDS of Christmas ham. Part of the fund was munity College students on For T h. Unique ^ Christmas Day and Manchester, from MACC. Unusual InlUA In IfUALITY Gifts from |2.-$5. The gift that ‘ALPINE allocated, as you know, to entertains forever. At new delivered to elderly shut- CHRISnUSBIFTSINAS all the purchase of children’s S64 Main SL, Downtown Village Record Barn, Yankee OF winter jackets. ins. MancliMtor • S41-77S1 Village, East Hartford. iNM ^ A U S VERNON Our referral center, RT. 30, POST r o a d ' PLAZA, VERNON coordinated by the YWCA Exit 96 off 1-86 through Ann Gallant, has been most helpful in both OUR FRESH eliminating duplication and ensuring our utmost CUT CHRISTMAS Relatives Visiting For The Holidays? care in trying not to overlook any family which TREES End Your Transportation Worries. truly needs and wishes assistance through these Dillon Leasing Corp. RENT-A-CAR holidays. Referrals came 319 Main SL, Manchestnr 4 Door Granada Pinto Sedan 4 Door Torino 4 Door Maverick from many agencies in BALSAM Phone 643-214S cluding Manchester churches, state welfare, & the Head Start program, and the public health SCOTCH PINE nurses. Agency heads will be NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. meeting in May and September of 1976 to con Were fertilized, cultivated 295 Broad Street tinue seeking ways in and trimmed for 12 to 15 which we can make this Manchester, Conn. coordinated community ef years. fort as effective a program PRICE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 to 5:30 as possible. Thursday 8:00-8d)0 — Sat 8-1 Several Manchester >1 so families are participating p .,« t ^ in our “Adopt a Family for Christmas” sharing EAST HARTFORD NURSERY ^c o o d A e a ^ program, providing food 137$ SHVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD ARCO 0 for the family and gifts for TIRES the children. Both the QRl 569-0800 * A Campfire Girls and the St. 643-1161 Gerald Mother’s Circle Open 7 Days B:30-9 P.M. DAYS T O have also adopted families CHRISTMAS For A Pracfical Gift Think for Christmas giving. The parish family of St. each- * Of Us For Tires Bartholomew each year SHOCKS • FRONT END • DISC BRAKES carries out a special SALE ON AMANA RAIL JOINTS • COMPLETE EXHAUST seasonal sharing program OlVE A IIKE AND OF COURSE OUR TIRES AND of their own; for the past RADAR RANGES FREE MOUNTING two years they have worked hand-in-hand with the community effort. SAVE >71.00 $ 2 2 9 ’’*’ Starting in November, the congregation is invited to bring non-perishable food MODEL Sheai»4l_._.,,^ , to th e service on MR-2 BRAY’S A^w*!P^Stjfpie 10 I OSpsad Thanksgiving Day. Black a Decker STYLIST JEWELRY STORE ’Throughout Advent, gifts It 6 w , ‘Siite firicud At.-;^ Electric Sander featuring 737 Eain $L Eaidwtter and food are brought by Sat Up and Rsady to Uo MEN'S StreMi Milos LAYAWAYS WaCOME FREE LOTTERY TICKET parishioners to the altar at Buy ^;^e^a'dy>3.98r' no OFF WUi M With $10 or More Purchase! Sunday services as part of (HganUc SalacUdh OIPT CERTIFICATES Afancheiter’a O/dest ----■■■■■■■’* Eifab/fihetf Jpwlwy StonI their Christmas giving. In the RK Man’s Producta FARR'S FOR CHRISTMAS addition to the general new 1■ 5 w ® 7404 ® fUdaSt Tum. Uiru Fri W6 SUGGEST: collections, some families Am. Mr to It • CHARMS •PINS also participate through - -ttieh Appdntnwnla Prafarrad • WATCHES •C LO C K S V —■ . - Slat. BlM , Light Qram, Navy, Dark i • BRACELETS Fint-rinlih wood, nwiti lununi^ Phono • GLASSWARE the church in the "adop O m n , Yellow, Ruat, Brown. tive” program. Altogether 9f T-60 optiTIMi witH ttrWghf, cOnM ciiM'in Ihl* Mty wty with UlKk S 649-0837 • DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT y O MICROWAVEeOVEN M I C R ( .wood, m«ui orptittie, 1" tp 11^ J n k a t SIz m : 8-M-L-XL' RINGS and th e people of St. OKkor'l , • WEDDING BANDS made only SlMk SIz m : 30-42 WalML Bartholomew will have provided food baskets and Heavy Duty ; gifts for almost thirty of You can save 50% to 75% of the S te e l W o rk * 2 8 * ® GIFT CFHTIFICATES - our needy families. electricity normally used in cooking!* FOR YOUR last minute Center Church, which Available at The Market I Tht RADARANGE Microwave oven 1$ the B e n c h l e g v S U C K S * 1 7 ® ® ' Restaurant, Glastonbury, items, hostess gifts, stocking also carries out a Christ I most efficient, energy-teving to cook. All the S ave . i a . . Conn. 633-3832. Seasons stuffers, tree ornaments. mas giving program, has heat goes into the food ... NONE IS WASTED! 2 Many Colora Avallabla In Longsl Greetings to All. Come to Lift The Latch, 977 Main Street, Manchester. sent 50 gifts into Hartford • Cooks most foods in 1/3 tho normal lime. and 68 toys and games to ' • Automatic Timer Control eliminates oven cooking time and saves energy, too. MACC Toys for Joy. > Only the lood gels hot. No massive heal build Employes of The up like conventional ovens. • Operates on 115 volts. No special wiring needed. REGAL MEN'G &HBB Manchester Evening coNNfcncur$ LaeorsT mv most coanfri min'i arose- VVA.NTFD TO RIIY - An-- 1 Independent teet results show Typical Mvingt from the tiques, l.amp3, Dolls Clocks, Herald have also been ' big Mvingt-N* 1 Amelia Test Kllchana: Oil Paintings, Furniture, Most ^ 3 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER t RI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON collecting toys for the I 56% SAVINGS—4 lb. Beet Roast 73% OAVINGS— 2 lb. Baked Whole Chicken anything old. 646-2690, 646- [ es% SAVINGS—4 (8 OZ.) Baked 70% SAVINQO—4 Lobster Tails children. The 'Toys for Joy 1 Potatoes (frozen 8 oz. each). 1882. boxes at the Manchester I 11% SAVINGS— Two-layer Yellow $1% SAVINQO— 11 lb. Turkey [ Cake 50% SAVINGS— 1 cup of Instani Coffee State Bank and The Herald i 70% SAVINGS— Frozen Broccoli 12% SAVINGS from the Fry Pan— , m e ii,T o p A Sh etfe were overflowing with (10-oz.boil in pkg.) 4 Hamburger Patties (4 oz. ea.) your generosity. On Christ Energy savings will vary with the portions and type of foods. The foods shown are typical foods and portions. Some other foods or portions will fall below 50% 3Q'A‘‘_ legs (nclud. sfi^tcheM for strength «nd easy'"^ mas ;norning some 160 savings and others will be considerably more than 75% savings. Manchester youngsters The Amana Radarange can help you make energy savings that really count! , shelf consjfuction? SUonVTtSel^l^raffSpdr^ ntwvy*l{ ‘Comparison test figures were made by leading West Coast and bench io^the ler^th yputrfiooie to,l|uld ii^ Grey enernpl fiift will be opening your gifts. Mid-West utilities and Amana Ann MacGregor Test Kitchen using the appropriate conventional cooking In an electric oven, range lop or electric fry pan. The Spirit of ChriHtmas present LARSOrS APRliANCE CENTER Every single patient in 13 W indsor Ave. Rockville, Conn. Manchester convaleapent Open Thursday and Friday Evenings homes has receivea a M o o i t a Christmas gift from the 875-8333 • 875-7655 »r PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Mon., Dec. 2 2 ,1W5 MAWUuatEiK tiViim NU HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 22,1975 — PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN Fouir towns consider Council okays Fox Hill Tower I Library to reopen April 1 forii|iing health district wreath appointments Vernon Legislation has been introduced, manage the affairs of the district and East Hartford Fine Arts Commission; Lawrence The first phase, the installation of over the years so the town plans to in GLIDE The concept of a health district but not passed, changing the $1 to $2 would appoint the health director SHEILA TULLER Norige, Housing Code of Appeals; Vernon stolen a vault door, was completed a year stall an alarm system which will be was explain^ thi!i week to officials from the state on appropriated funds with the approval of the public health 289-4283 Michael Marin and William Murphy, Mayor Thomas Benoit hopes to ago at a cost of $1,200. tied into the police department. It is of Vernon, Tolland ; Union, and South of $1 per capita from the towns. council of the state. Bolton Several new members to various Robert Ryan, and Elizabeth Squires, have the Fox Hill Tower in Henry alternate, Inland-Wetlands Commis It was estimated then the project estimated this will cost less than Windsor. ’The district would require a full The size of such board would be DONNA HOLLAND East Hartford town boards and com Park, Rockville, safe and useable by sion. would cost $3,500 and total repairs, $400. Officials were In general agree- time director of health. related to the populations of the 646-0375 missions were recommended to the the first of April. Also, Howard Wilmes, Insurance about $11,000. The mayor said he feels Other plans include: Scraping the ment once towns leistablish priorities ’This director ivould take part in the town’s involved in a district. Almost before anyone in Town Council for approval this week. The former Town Council, in Committee; Grace Baker and Gor the job can be done for less using entire interior for any loose it would be possi ible to develop a coordination of all community health There are already six such dis Bolton could enjoy Its beauty, a Recommended by Mayor Richard December of 1973, approved a two- don Sawyer, Personnel Appeals town workers for some of the jobs. material; painting the interior; in proposed budget sihowing staff and efforts; would give leadership and tricts operating in Connecticut. homemade, permanent, pine Blackstone and approved by the phase plan to fix up the tower which Board; Fred Bartlett, Anthony Another part of the project will be stalling bars on the windows as a costs. '' direction to the many aspects of dis Roessler said the state listed some cone wreath was stolen off the council were: was constructed as a memorial to all j: Kayser, Fred Reid, and Anthony For- to cover all of the windows on the up safety precaution; repairing the Stanley Roessleir, Vernon’s direc ease prevention and control; be in of the benefits of district front door of the Bentley 'Thomas K. Burns, Capitol Region veterans. nabi, alternate. Planning and Zoning; per level to protect the inside from slate walkways and steps. tor of administra1||ion, attended the volved in the control of acute com departments of health as: Council of Governments; Eldridge The mayor was also on a Chamber Memorial Library Wednesday. Raymond Somers, Public Building further deterioration by the Mayor Benoit said he hopes to keep meeting at which ], a man from the municable diseases; and assist the Provision of full-time quality hedth Benedict, Ann Ryder, and Margaret of Commerce Committee formed to At the request of the Library Commission. elements. the tower open on a regular basis and state Department [of Health spoke. public health nursing program and services; assistance in determining Bjorkland, Commission on Services make plans for repairs to the tower, Board, Dorll Cloutier made and Also. Ann McWalter, Redevelop Because of its location, the tower to have a watchman on duty. Roessler said the state is in many other programs pertaining to health priorities and objectives and to the Elderly; Michael Marin and two years ago. He said he wants to donated two wreaths to the ment ; Robert DePletro and J. Lucien has been a target of much vandalism terested in promoting full-time com the general welfare of the townspeo serving as the official agency to app Leslie Van Camp, Conservation and pick up where that left off. library. prehensive health ifiervices especially ple. ly for and allocate state and federal Environmental Commission. Plante, Board of Tax Review; She brought them to the Anthony Roberts and Robert in the area of health educatioh. He The director would also direct the funds for district health programs, Also, Robert Damaschi, Emergen library Weitoesday between 3 Damaschi, Zoning Board of Appeals said it was noted ! that many times environmental aspects of the health according to determined priorities; cy Medical Services Commission; and 5 p.m. and they were hung and John McNamara, Housing health services on ly seem to involve program such as sewage disposal, Also, establish a systematized Doris Mortimer, Jack Anderson, on the outside doors. Authority. environmental heirith. restaurant inspection, water record keeping function; consult, ad The library closed at 5 p.m. John Marques and Mary McGruder, Jaycees seek outstanding man A district is foi'imed when two or supplies, school sanitation, nuisance vise and work with local agencies in When it reopened at 7 p.m., one more towns join together in order to complaints, housing and such. all matters concerning health; and of the wreaths was missing. In Vernon’s case, the Town Council promote ongoing health education Vernon community and nation. institution as nominees. Winners will render full-time |;irofessional public ’The intention was to store the health service to the residents. would have to approve forming such programs. * This is the highest award the be selected by a group of judges wreaths after the holiday and The Greater Vernon Jaycees’ an Such a district Would receive state a district. A town would be allowed to He said the towns may be looking use them year after year. nual Distinguished Service Award Jaycees present and the person . made up of area citizens. withdraw provided it had been a for something like this as costs of honored is entered into the U. S. Anyone interested in entering a funds equal to $1 p>i:er capita per year ’The resident state trooper has Dinner planned will be presented at a banquet provided the townii. in the district ap member for at least 24 months prior services go higher. He said every been notified. scheduled for Jan. 21 and the Jaycees Ten Outstanding Young Men nominee should contact I. David to the time the request to withdraw is town has problems and it’s nice to Marder, 875-2509 or 875-1001, for a propriate not less; than $1 per capita Anyone having information organization is seeking nominees for in hopes his achievements may be made. build up rapport with other towns. nomination form, which must be Craft Routes from annual tax msceipts. According may call the trooper or the it. further recognized and honored. A board of health, like a board of “It’s not always a matter of dollars to h o n o r filled out and returned by Jan. 16. SpecialMng to state law no dl strict can receive library. The award is presented to a man or Young people of all fields of directors of a company, would and cents, sometimes its Marder’s address is 178 Grahaber more than $100,00( i from the state. woman aged 18-35 who gives the most endeavor may be submitted by an in In knowledge.” meritorius service to family, church. dividual, organization, association or Rd., Ellington. South Windsor The ban has been imposed to allow Handcrafted snow plows to clear the full width of Itenu... A ndover JUDY KUEHNEL streets when the storm begin. 644-1364 Gyms closed A testimonial dinner in honor of 0pm Fri. * 8aL 10-9 The South Windsor Recreation Sunday ,11-5 Matthew Borrelll, director of pupil Department has announced there 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Mm. S Tuaa. 10-9 Vernon needs aid with refuse raises pay services in South Windsor, is planned Wadnaaday 10-8 will be no open gyms available Christmas concert tonight MANCHESTER DONNA HOLLAND for Jan. 8. RL83,TalootMllo More and mon-i small ficials are concerned about proached. He said finding a know whether another during the school Christmas vaca 646-0375 ’The dinner will be held at the Red 6 4 8 - 1 7 6 6 towns are forming l ;egional how long it will be before site and being able to use it director will be hired or Coach Grill conference room in tion. ’The hourly wage rate of Andover’s Schools will, however, be open Vernon groups to better se irve the that area is filled. for that purpose is the whether the files would be Howard Johnson’s, Windsor Locks. mas Music for the Winds:’ "So Pure First Noei,” and “Hark the Herald highway department employes has during toe winter vacation, Feb. 9-13. Dip. ’n strip Old ____ family, specific needs o f ! towns. Benoit said there are main concern. turned over to the Cocktail hour is from 6:30 p.m. to The Rockville High Schooi junior- the Star” ; “Sleigh Ride” ; and “First Angels Sing.” been increased by the Board of Times and locations will be an pieces of_ furniture make Stanley Roessler, \ demon’s some sites being con This information was Hockanum Valley Com 7:30 p.m. senior band and choir will present a Suite in E-flat.” i i Selectmen. nounced at a later date. ’The public is invited. No admission excellent Christmas gifts for director of adminl The Trin&e® extension telephone. What an elegant surprise! Beautiful choice of colors. And it offers so much con venience and privacy. Just call or visit The Phone Store nearest you. Or :| Large deiuxe decorator Holiday Christmas Bowl. I trimmed in red and green leaf... ask your installer. 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FREDO California grape fields in Napa boxes of Zinfandel, AUcante, Muscat MANCHESTER of t h e Norwalk Hour Valley. Wine grape season for hhn and Malavoise grapes, both here in Written for UPl runs from mid-September to what’s called the Whistleville section 260 NORTH MAIN 6T. - AT MAIN ST. NORWALK (UPI) - When Mae Thanksgiving, and his son, Domenic and In Bridgeport where associates West said “Beulah, peel me a Cocchia Jr., 27, a school teacher, work out of box cars at rail sidings. grape,” Domenic Cocchia could have says: When the phone rings in an office, told her how to do it. so small it barely holds him, he is EAST HARTFORD A big balding man in his early 60’s, “My father only se^ most of these likely to talk in Italian with an oc he sits in what he calls his "hole in people once a year — during grape casionally recognizable word like 1150 BURNSIDE AVE. - 801 SILVER LANE the wall” office near the Penn Cen season, but the way they stand "Bridgeport” or "IT.6 0 a box.’^. tral Railroad station in South around and talk Italian wiUi him you He tells his caller, “Don’t worry. Norwalk and sells $500,000 worth of would think they were paisans. Boss. When you’re . ready for the wine grapes each year. ■ “When he comes back from dinner grapes. I’ll still be here.” D i s c o u n t GLASTONBURY He’s been haggling with his every night there is a crowd of 10 or Sometimes, he gets hot under the customers in English and Italian for more waiting for him, usually the collar: “Look, Boss, that’s the price FOX RUN MALL 45 years. "H ey, Boss, if you don’t like old-timers who won’t deal with you have to pay and I assure you it’s the grapes don’t take them,” he tells anyone but him. He’s got a monopoly not that much above the price I have a potential buyer. on the grape business in the state so to pay'. If you don’t want the grapes “Some of these people are he usually gets treated with a then tell my driver to bring them BiG amazing. They want go<^ grapes but mixture of awe and respect.” back.” they don’t want to pay for them. If He also runs a liquor store —’’one He tells a visitor, “ He should be i they want cheap grapes they can go of the first in Norwalk after calling me back in a couple of elsewhere,” he says. Prohibition,” he says. minutes to tell me he wants the VANQUISH The extnMtrength NHTCHU He makes four annual trips to the Each year he sells more than 60,000 grapes. ’This is a crazy business.” pain fonnulavwth CUROL -'.•Kbuin lONGG Aim -PERS. House upholds Dukakis heads New England Governors SIIKY five elections PMLUPSNHLK BAYER VANQUISH ONE-A-DAY R ogular MTGHUM STGWE, Vt. (UPI) - Gov. Michael politics” in New England Regional SPRAY WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ASPIRIN OF MAGNESIA X tra B o d y House yesterday dismissed com Dukakis of Massachusetts Friday Commission. 26 O Z . TABLETS ALKA VITAMINS POWDER SPRAY 8 0 Z . plaints against the elections of five was elected chairman of the New The election of a new chairman Scented ^699 House mem bers in the 1974 con England Governor’s Conference. His was apparently one of the major ^ 3 * Regu lar 67 I 93 Unscontod ISO’s 30' 8 9 « R o g . 280’s 5 ^ ^ 2 ^ ^ 5 o z . gressional contests. The dismissals election came after New Hampshire issues diwussed Thursday when the M int 5 o z . were made by unanimous voice vote. Gov. Meldim Thomson withdrew sbc governors met in secret session. The five included the contested from contention. In stepping down, Salmon praised HTCHUM elections of : Dukakis succeeds Gov. Thomas the concept of regionalism, but con Salmon of Vermont, who served an A/P STICK — Rep. Abner Mikva, D-Ill., by ceded it &1S received less than un iS r USTERUE unprecedented two terms as chair animous support, both nationally and Samuel H. Young, who had been the DEODORANT A i r r w n r Republican incumbent in Illinois’ man. among the New England governors. g riA ^ Thomson, nominated by Gov. ONE-A-DAY 10th district. CLAIROL S m o u t h w a s h — Rep. David F. Emery, R-Maine, Jam es Longley of Maine who praised VITAMINS CLAIROL by Peter N. Kyros, who had been the his “sound fiscal policies,” said he rMYlANTA HAMPOO declined the nomination because of MTLANTA BAYER CHILD Democratic incumbent in Maine’s 1 LIQIAB HNALNET 1 4 o z. “what is thought to be my opposition FORMUU 1st district. TABS ASPIRIN 8 O Z . — Rep. Andrew H. Hinshaw, R- to regionalism.” ^ “IIUBOUICO J Chilly Chicago lake front Calif., by Roderick J. Wilson in Longley, the nation’s only indepen I 89 59 w /lron 1 0 Rogu lar 94 M an y 2 0 0 19 dent governor, said he supported California’s 40th district. 10 0’s 36’s 3 7 ^ 1 2 o z . 240’s Unscontod C o lo rs — Rep. Louis Stokes, D-Ohio, by Thomson also because he was the Bitter cold temperatures and knife-like winds created floating William “Bill” Mack in Ohio’s 21st region’s senior chief executive and PEPTO BISMOL USTERINE ice waves along Chicago’s lake front. district. the only Republican on the commis sion. Schick — Rep. Virginia Smith, R-Neb., by Norfirrms BREATH BROMO piM SCHICK Wayne Ziebarth in Nebraska’s 3rd^ He coupled the nomination with a district. charge there has been “too much For Upset SPRAY SELTZER Stomach Regular BROMQ INJECTOR 8KLTZKII or NORFORMS LISTEREX Tw in 4’a MANCHESTER: EFFERDENT Stomach LJpaaf PLATINUM PLUS #560 For Femlnino Mint Haadachin 260 North Main St. Hygiene DENTURE TABS ACNE GEL INJECTOR 1 0 7 fiSwrooSgu^ll 49 19 I 19 | 4 7 7 ’e I 19 .5 o z . at Main St. I m i c r i n I 1 8 o z . 40’s 2 o z . #805 9 9 * SINEAID PLUS EAST HARTFORD: fo r SINUS HEADACHE O O GILLETTE ^VRcrnirumium.Schick SchicK GILLETTE S G n & D R I 1150 BumsMa Ava. Soper ChnMRtMi n UN8CENTED - P O W D E R 801 Silver Lana RIGHT D i s c o u n t r i g h t Sd, SUPER DRY - SINEAID RMCRINPLUS NHGRINPLUS . SCHICK JOHNSON a JOHNSON guard SCENTED KAOPECTATE GUARD UNICH> VITiUllNS TABS MOUTHWASH MOUTHWASH SCNICKi SUPER CHROME SUPER CHROME DENTAL FLOSS T | B iG GLASTONDURY: CONCENTRATE CREWIIBLE Fox Run Mall ^ 1 4 | 4 6 | 9 5 INJECTOR DOUBLE EDGE DOUBLE EDGE so Y D S . 50’t 16 o z . 32 o z. T w in 8’s ■ 59 10 ’s | 6 7 W a xed 9 ’A o z . 1 39 100 + ^ ^ 9 * I*" Bonus Size * F R E E 11584 H 25 9 8 m s U n w axe d 80 Z. 20 3 ’* SILENCE IS Arthritis KAOreCTATE Sl'L'LAgt SCHICk GILLETTE OLD SPICE ULTRA BAN Strength GOLDEN BUFFERIN THEORY GILLEHE FRESH SPRAY AERO MONSTER GQDDtX Unscented ADJUSTABLE! ^ 4 ^ K G U L A R SHAVE DEODORANT VITAMINS COUGH BUFFERM LOOK SUPER NttMamMi INJECTOR KMiwb*' FRESH CREAM Lime-Mint MiUTNAlUlM ARTHRITIC m M i SCHICK 11 oz. STAINLESS AaliRiK'***' 1 2 o z. KODORANT Regular \ ______SYRUP STRENGTH VITAMINS SUPERB OHNSON’S JOHNSON UNICAP VITAMINS Regular RAZOR X tra H o ld BABY SHAMPOO COnON SWABS rw Herbal 60’s ^ 1 0 I 1 99 | S 5 Regular ^8 ^ ^ BLADES RECULAR BLADES .2 o z . S o x . Rogular 6 o z . 10 0’s 10 0’s ^ 2 ^ 9 5’s 2 1 9 100 + 1 4 I 59 49 111 84 | 1 9 1 59 11340 16 o z . 200’s ^ 9 * 24 F R E E 3 10’S KAOPECTATE EARTH BORN 4-WAY G ille tte ' VITALIS BAN Gillette SHAMPOO OLD SPICE MONSTER Twinjector Tw injector LEMON UP i f SUPER REGULAR 0 Bodes B lad es DEODORANT w , VITAMINS ban Mii-OR t - i * « * t STRAWBERRY RINSE HOLD Kaopwtiti A V O C A D O - FRESH STICK REGULAR giitrdilfrtP*' A P R I C O T FRESH ROLL-ON SPRAY SPRAY 1^0 GILLETTE DEODORANT 8OZ. CRICKET UGHTER G R E E N DEODORANT 16 FnWiio^'' UNICAP VITAMINS TWIN INJECTOR TWIN INJECTOR APPLE by GILLETTE TWIN INJECTOR 5 o z . w /lron 19 w/IRON 12 o z. m 10 BLADES RAZOR Thousands of Lights 2 o z . 60’s 1.5 o z. BLADES 9 7 1.5 o z. 9 7 « 4 o z . 09 4 o z . ■3oz. 90 + 3 10 I 49 2 4 1 I 09 I 09 1 74 30 F R E E 8’s O LD S n C E MULTI FIRM S FREE IbreaGOI (Lemon ip N E W N O N Campho- Ami- ULTRA BAN L . S H M ip n n MONSTER DMIBIIMWBDMIBIDniKB ' AEROSOL SCRUB r«ACioiaoicisiion*HEAiTiuia*uPttriTOMcn iL e m o n i N ) WHITE RAIN PERSPIRANT lOTHIN VITAMINS (MSIDRIA* HAIR SPRAY n forCMdrSN Mmtmc CONGESPRIN NO-DOZ PALS ALKA SELTZER LEMWUP l#l W«lt DEODORANT cm iu*n ROU-ON HAIR SPRAY itnc CAMPO FORCMIDREN w/PARTIClES TABLETS VITAMINS SHAMPOO 6 O Z . rmi Bidiin FLETCHER'S BREACOL IN FOIL 11 o z. BREACOL LEMON UP CSIIMtU \ PHEMQUE | 5 0 w /lron 2 1 9 SHAMPOO CASTORIA COUGH SYRUP 15 w /lron • 51 1 ' " COUGH SYRUP 50Z. 2.5 o z. l » * 10 0’s 36’s 7 1 *8 o z . 36’s 60’s 12’8 6 9 17 I 8 3 « | 6 9 1 0 7 Super Hold M 79 | 1 6 2 .5 o z. 7 4 " Unscented ■ 3 o z . 15 o z, 2 o z . 60Z. FMTSTotHS MASSENGIL I Massengl Fl'htswTes Massengill Massengill POWDER FlOIAl SCENIfD BAYER. 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