PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 24, 1975 r The weather Cloudy, chance of snow flurries, GIFT GUIDE high upper 30s. Partly cloudy tonight; Wednesday, low in low 20s. High In Today’s Herald SAVE Wednesday around 40. PAGE SEVEN HanrijfHtpr iEu^ning UmlJi Only 30 Days ’til Christmas 28 OZ. BOTTLE - REGULAR ORl i cDIET i SIXTEEN PAGES ■ v /n / 1 LB. PKG. - QUARTERS MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NQVEMBER 25, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 48 Manche$ter—A City of Village Charm B u sin e ss WITH THESE TWO SECTIONS and the consumer GAYLA OR TOP FOOD CLUB SODA SPRED ALL FLAVORS M argarine Health pros WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SS.OOOR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD I WITH PRIOR PURCHASEOF SS.OOOR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD . News MART COUPONS MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29 LIMIT ONE BOTTLE - I MART, GOOD THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29. LIMIT ONE LB. PKG end course ^ ONE COUPON rc.ivPER rpvmicijFAMILY ■ ONE '-UUr'UNCOUPON rcK PER FAMILY. ■ Leftist paratroopers Three Manchester area summary residents are . among 103 pharmacists and other Compiled from health professionals who United Press International revolt in Portugal recently completed a XHAiVKSGIVIIVG FEASTII^G LISBON, Portugal (UPI) —Leftist University of Connecticut Reports circulated that other units Gomes warned the rebels either to paratroops revolted against Por­ extension course on were on the march both for and withdraw from the bases or face the WALDBAUM'S tugal’s central government today and “Selected Topics on Drugs against the government, but this threat of an armed attack against BEGIASS AT FOOD MART! seized control of four air bases and Therapy.” .could not be confirmed. The far left them. without bloodshed. The northern Taking the course were issued calls for a general strike, but “To avoid a grave situation, orders When so much depends on the turkey being the tenderest, meatiest tastiest... when so much depends on HARTFORD — The state’s military command backed the Ralph Stanzione of 64A Food M art they had little immediate impact in have not yet been issued for interven­ having ju st the right fixins... foods that are the freshest and finest... you'll be smart to do all your shopping private nursing homes are government and ordered warplanes Ambassador Dr., Lisbon. tion by force, which can be imposed at FMd Mart. So, make your Thanksgiving centerpiece a masterpiece and assure your family of extra seeking a court order to block into the air. special fare. Shop Food Mart... no other storeoffers you the quality of fine dining at everyday lower prices President Francisco da Costa if this irresponsible adventure is Manchester; Dorothy new rates for welfare patients, Melady of Parker Bridge maintained,” the president said. claiming the rates were in­ “We hope the rebels will show sense Rd., Andover; and Irene stituted without public Gay of 181 New Rd., Governor to unveil plan to avoid a deterioration of their hearings. The new system, criminal action.” Tolland. pegged to the cost of care, is The six-week course PICK YOUR OWN PRODUCE" The rebels replied to the scheduled to go into effect Dec. to eut defieit tonight president’s communique with a originated in UConn TV U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE "A" 1. studios at Storrs and was Food Marts "Pick Your Own" produce department is statement calling for the purge of the transmitted on a closed filled with the finest selection of bulk.-Fruits and HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. The unions have already said they air force high command and the circuit to five UConn Shenandoah Turkeys vegetables that nature has to offer - including such HARTFORD — An unofficial Grasso goes on statewide television will accept none of the three replacement of the striking sixth items as: ANISE, ARTICHOKES, AVOCADOES, branches. census taken for the City Coun­ tonight to bring residents up to date proposals offered by the governor to government with pne of the far left. Course participants CHESTNUTS, PAPAYAS, PERSIMMONS, PINE­ In addition to the base takeovers, TOMS A P P LES, FIGS, DATES, SHALLOTS - and the largest cil shows that Hartford’s pop­ on state financial troubles and unveil reduce the state payroll — extending received UConn continuing ulation may have declined to her plan for warding off an an­ hours, shortening hours to 32 a week left-wing troops occupied the selection of bulk nuts in town! national television station in Lisbon education units (CEUs) 16 to 22 LBS. LB. 6 3 ! b between 125,000 and 130,000. A ticipated $77.5 million deficit. or laying off a large number of and certification for course 1975 state Health Department Mrs. Grasso was making final employes. and leftist civilians surrounded the completion. The course SWEET CALIFORNIA estimate placed Hartford’s decisions on the contents of her capital’s main arsenal in quick was sponsored by UConn’s FROM NEARBY FARMS population at 154,000. package of money-saving proposals Edward Gallant, executive direc­ retaliation by Portugal’s left for the School of Pharmacy. DEEP BASTED GRAPES late Monday for the 15-minute tor of the Connecticut State firing earlier today of a leftist FRESH TURKEYS appearance at 7:30 p.m. Employes Association, said Monday general as military chief of the Dividend hike WHITE - CALMERIAS state workers are “already talking Lisbon district. SWIFT PREMIUM TOMS II TO 22 LBS. HENS I TO 17 LBS. Democratic legislative leaders Directors of The Stanley Regional expect to be called to special session about walkouts or sit-ins” if any of Far leftist forces also called for an Works, New Britain, have 1C in early December to authorize the three measures are adopted. immediate general strike to back up increased the fourth- Butterball changes in state law needed to put the rebellion. LB Other proposals the governor is quarter dividend to 26 U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED BOSTON — A South Boston the governor’s program into effect. The commander of the northern cents a share from the EMPIRE KOSHER High School teacher Monday considering include cutting back on military region. Brig. Antonio Pires GRADE "A" FULLYCOOKED in BLUE - RIBIERS Mrs. Grasso is expected to an­ previous 24 cents. The divi­ TURKEYS testified he did not make medical benefits for welfare Veloso, announced that air force un­ BARBECUE ( nounce an extension of the work SELF-BASTING SAUCE LB. recipients, collecting sales taxes dend is payable Dec. 17 to TURKEY monkey-like gestures to week for state employes from 35 to 40 its in general were loyal to their com­ TOMS 16 to 22 LBS. c monthly and tapping a portion of the stockholders of record ridicule black students in a hours, a move sure to bring stiff op­ manders and were still capable of U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BONELESS LB Instant Lottery funds earmarked for Dec. 1. Shenandoah hearing considering an NAACP position from state employe union taking action on the side of the motion to close the school education. Public invited RED - EMPERORS leaders. government. TURKETS T IP BOAST because of discrimination. “We warn the population and The public is invited to a military units that the flights over Tuesday meeting of the TOMS U TO 20 LBS. FORMERLY CONCORD, N.H. - The the country will be a proof of that,” Connecticut Association of 10 l U 14 L D b . A TOP Hens A V ER A G E LB ■ 1 3 9 regional head of the Secret Ser­ California brush fire his statement said. Purchasing Management SIRLOIN 4 3 ° vice in Boston says he is con­ The government placed the at the Ambassador sidering keeping a crew of his progovernment cbmmando regiment Restaurant, Hamden. Turkey Drumsticks lb 49' U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS HOLIDAY FAVORITE agents in New Hampshire continues uncontrolled based in Lisbon on red alert, but Featured speaker at the Florida's Jumbo Size Tip Steak -M.59 through February to simplify GLENDALE, Calif. (UPI) - delayed giving orders for action 5:30 p m. event will be Stuffed Turkeys ARMOUR LB ^ U.S.D.A. CHOICE Indian River Seedless worst California brush fire in five FRISH protection of presidential can­ Fire fighters mounted a massive against the rebels. Other troops Edward Ulozas, mayor of HENS Chuck Steak UNDERBLAOE . b * 1 . 4 9 years. Thousands fled the flames U.S.D.A. CHOICE didates. aerial assault today against the throughout the country were held on Cheshire and director of Swift Premium Ducks *89' WHITE raging across 100 square miles and Chuck Roast UNDERBLADE l.*129 CHESTNUTS standby. personnel at Raymond GROUND eating through suburban homes. Turkey Roast ^^,*2.89 LOW-LOW PRICE Grapefruit A gigantic smoke cloud billowed Precision Industries, Cure 81 Ham h o r m e l lb ®2.89 Middletown. PRIMO National 100 miles into the Pacific Ocean, CHUCK Tu rkey Roast *3.19 H O T O R S 1 >1 Q Weatherly murder 100th anniversary Italian Sausage S W E E T L B . I casting an twilight pall over the Los •ji: SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A statement delayed Angeles area. Motorists 30 miles The Continental Oil Co. Sausage Meat Roll B 99' Veal Patties BREADED away had to use headlights in the PARKS FRESH COLUMBIA OEM • WHOLE OR HALF • W.A. •:5 jury is deliberating the fate of HARTFORD (UPI) - State police, Much ado of Stamford marks its darkness at noon amid a rain of ashes Sausage Meat Roll '1.29 Semi Boneless Ham •:< Lynette Fromme who is ac- who were expected , to disclose a Herald phott^ by Barlow “like snowflakes.” The sun shrank to 100th anniversary Tuesday. cused of attempting to major break today in the Paget Yellow Ripe - Chiquita or Dole a small red disk in an eerie murk of Swinging in Sunday^s sun Conoco, the world’s third assassinate President Ford. If Weatherly murder, said the an­ about oldest petroleum company, pink and gray. GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! FRESH DAIRY DELITES! convicted of attempted murder nouncement would be delayed until Melanie Djiounas, 4, of Wales Rd., Andover gets in some last of was created in Ogden, BANANAS 5 LB^Il :j: she will face life imprison- after Thanksgiving. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Utah, on NoV. 25, 1875. TOP FROST declared the first state of emergency the season swinging Sunday in her backyard. u s EXTRA FANCY WASH STATE t- i:- ment. If found guilty of assault A spokesman said a suspect has of his term. Sen. John Tunney, D- nothing Rite Form ORANGE SOUR she will face a maximum of 10 been taken into custody but the delay Cut Corn ; Calif., appealed to President Ford DELICIOUS years behind bars. is necessary because the courts are GOLDEN for federal aid against “the terrible ICE or P e a s JUICE CREAM slowing down for the holiday. ' TROPICANA - IM°o FLORIDA AXELROD r MINIMUM “We had plenty of nothing,” is how 59 2 Offices closed APPLES fire now raging in the Los Angeles T O P F R O S T QUART CARTONS U OZ. CUP 3 *1. NEW YORK—Rebellious in- United Press International those persons who should know MILK area.” Heating system failure A survey of its clients by ALL FLAVORS \/pn Ota SP6ARSQ to OZ $ i V ^ L a M I^ O O R CAULIFLOWER^ PKOS. | mates at the men’s prison on revealed over the weekend a suspect described the snowfall in Manchester Vi GAL. CARTON With nearly 2,000 federal, state and Stivers Lifesavers Inc., the CALIFORNIA j: Rikers Island, promised was being held at Hartford’s city jail Monday. TOPFROST U OZ, PKO. ' DIAMOND BRAND local fire fighters falling back be­ temporary office help ser­ 3 * 1 . 5 3 *^ amnesty and better living con- on unrelated kidnap charges. The What it amounted to, they said, closes Green school vice, indicated that |9 per Cooked Squash FRESH WALNUT :j; ditions, finally relinquished suspect was a former UConn student, fore the flames, whipped by hot was only a dusting, and more of a T O P F R O S T winds from the Majave desert cent of Hartford area of­ 8 9 " CREAM Cracker BROCCOLI control of the jail Monday after the Hartford Times said Monday. scare and nuisance than anything Heating system failure forced and caleteria at Bennet, Kennedy gusting up to 60 miles per hour, fices will be closed Friday, Pie Shells 'oozpko 39' MEATS jj 17 hour.s. The body of Miss Weatherly, 23, else. closing of Manchester Green School E X TR A LA RG E BUNCH said. Today, Green School students CHEESE I LB. CELLO PKG. homeowners mounted individual the day after Thanksgiving - BANQUET TOP FROST SLICED B arrel WALDBAUM'S WHIPPED CHEESE YELLOW OR WHITE was found Nov. 16,1969, off Rte. 44A Reporting no unusual incidents Monday and today and students were housed at Bennet were being dis­ Day. SHARP OR EXTRA SHARP defenses. PUMPKIN Strawberries ti OZ, PKG- 59' I BALTIMORE, Md. - In- in Bolton a few miles from UConn’s were the Hartford Electric Light Co., relocated to makeshift quarters at missed at 1 p.m. The company’s survey 1C Standing with garden hoses atop RICH'S a oz. ^ ^ ^ ^ C R C v dieted by a federal grand jury Storrs campus, where she was a th e Southern New England Bennet Junior High School. Five buses were used to bring the PIE 10 oz. • 1 . 2 0 homes surrounded by flames, they showed that 56 per cent of PKG. STICK 0 1 0 on charges he exchanged of- graduate student in physiology. Telephone Co., the Manchester School maintenance workers and students from Green School to 20 OUNCE PKG C A R T O N S alternately doused themselves and area offices will be closed Coffee Rich 2 49' ficial state favors for special She had been shot in the chest three public works department and the Town of Manchester fire fighters Bennet Monday and today. LOUISE'S CHURNY U.S. EX TR A FANCY • BULK flaming roofs. Some won. Some lost. Friday, Dec. 26, the day interests in Maryland business times with unusual Swedish-made Manchester Police Department. worked on the boiler problems Mon­ CAUACK CHEESE lO Z . S T IC K Students at Green School, as at all after Christmas, and 11 per 85' U.S.D.A. The worst fire, the Tujunga Canyon Cheese Ravioli 89' BREAKSTONE ^ INSPECTED i|i ventures. Gov. Marvin Mandel, bullets that led police to connect the The highway department said the day, Monday night and this morning town schools, will be dismissed early cent of area offices will be COTTAGE CHEESE l-iS . 7 9 ' blaze, had burned 43,000 acres by MINUTE MAID too' FLORIDA 69' i|: a Democrat, says he is inno- slaying with the murders of two snow had no effect, with no ac­ and expected to return heat to the Monday night, burning 43 structures Wednesday for the start of the closed Friday, Jan. 2, the FLEISCHMANN FANCY SNOWWHITE ij cent and will not resign. SOFT MARGARINE 1 L B . P K C . Pennsylvania coeds a year later. cumulation on the roads. To protect elementary school by this afternoon. Thanksgiving holiday. Schools will TOP FROST Orange Juice 69' 85' QUART O O C day after New Year’s Day. and sending 3,000 persons fleeing. School Supt. James Kennedy said. SWANSON CHICKEN OR TURKEY Miss Weatherly was last seen alive motorists from icy spots, town re-open Monday. WHIPPED MOZZARELLA WHOLE MILK 99' Mushrooms STUFFIN Nineteen houses valued at up to $60,- ij: WASHINGTON - The Nov. 13 at the Campus Restaurant, a highway crews spot-sanded over­ Kennedy said the problems started Kennedy said the boiler at Green 3-Course Dinners 79' WHOLE MILK CALIFORNIA 000 or more were destroyed Monday AXELROD RICOTTA } LB. CONTAINER 1.99 college hangout in Storrs. Police passes this morning. sometime Sunday night in the elec­ School is in relatively good shape, TOPPING ^ FOR $ ^ iji government has taken its se- as the fire roared down the moun­ 9 OZ BOWL OREIDA 20OZ.BAC believed she tried to hitchike back to The police department reported no trical spark system of Green School’s considering its age, and there have Women elected HOOD'S EGG NOG QUART CARTON 89' Fresh Carrots i ji: cond step within six months to tains out of the Angeles National the apartment she shared with variation in the number of accidents, boiler. The boiler didn’t fire, he said, been few heating problems at the Hartford National Corp. Shoestring Potatoes 49' U.S. FANCY N ATIVE MASS, knock down laws or regulations Forest and into the outskirts of Glen­ HOOD'S EGG NOG . g a l . C A R T O N 1.69 another coed in Willington, four with the four-a-day average holding but an electrical pump remained school. has named two women to RHODES WHITE that prevent customers from dale and the suburbs of the eastern miles from campus. true even for Monday. working, forcing heating oil to the board of directors. 3 9 Bread Dough VITA HERRING •<>' '* 75' Cortland Apples 4 - 6 9 ' finding out in advance how San Fernando Valley. In other problems in Manchester They are Dr. Edythe ij: much it costs to have a What was the accumulation? It overflow and flood the boiler room. public schools Monday, temporary Town fire fighters were called to Gaines, school superinten­ prescription filled. A federal varies, depending on who one asks. heating failures were reported at dent in Hartford, and Mar­ g suit seeks to force the Town workers said it was too little to the scene, helped clean up the mess filing Junior High School, Bowers and reduce the potential for an explo­ cia Alcorn, chairman of the American Pharmaceutical Jai alai promoter trying measure. Some people said it was School, and at the old Robertson FOOD CLUB sion, Kennedy said. Connecicut Commission on Cranberry Association to remove from it anywhere from a half-inch to an inch. School building which houses school the Arts. Food Club code of ethics bans against Tire dealers used a different By midday today, the mess was administration offices. SODA MIXERS g; advertising prices of presrip- to outlast grand jury method for measuring. They said the cleaned and an overpowering stench Kennedy said part of the heating IONIC WATER GRAPEFRUIT LEMON Sauce :g tion drugs. light snow increased the flow of peo­ of oil had dissipated, Kennedy said. system in the recent addition to filing COLLINS MIXER LEMON LIME FOOD CLUB - 16 OZ. CAN ple requesting that their snow tires He said workers expected to be able didn’t work properly Monday mor­ FOOD CLUB - 16 OZ. CAN Public WHOLE OR STRAINED SLICED OR HALVES HARTFORD (UPI) — Bridgeport Prosecutors complained privately be mounted. to restart the boilers this afternoon, ning. At Bowers, there was heat all WASHINGTON - William 0. jai alai promoter David Friend when Friend was released that it was The net result of it all was to re­ allowing students to return to the day but school officials had to run records Douglas, who retired from the knows he may have to outlast a one- unusual for a judge to free a con­ mind most people that winter and school Wednesday. boilers on a cumbersome manual Warranty ileeii BOTTLES Supreme Court Nov. 12, is un­ rnan state grand jury investigating tempt defendant when his appeal was snow are on the way. As if New School administrators conducted a process because automatic systems Rene Veilleux to Henry and CANS ^ n m dergoing a form of acupunc­ his fronton if he wants to avoid to another judge in the same court Englanders have to be reminded. full day of classes for Green School failed. There was a short failure at Frances T. Wyman, properly ture treatment to relieve pain, prison. and not to a higher court. students Monday in the media center the administration offices Monday morning. on Dougherty St., $39,000. Borden'sCremora'‘?:r 99c Brownie Mix his wife reports. Douglas is in a Friend, whose appeal of a con­ Even if Mulvey continues to work Trade name 22'^i OZ. PKG. 69c Noodles S 49c Fire Log Portland, Ore. hospital but is tempt citation by the grand jury was until Monday and Friend’s appeal is A . Dolly Julian and expected to return in a few postponed until Monday, can be rejected, there is little chance Alphonse Julian Jr., doing Chock Full O' Nuts days to Washington. jailed only for the life of the jury. It Friend will ever see the inside of the business at The Closet, 501 E. Food Club Cranberry Juice Seyms Street jail. Legislators expected to vote Middle Tpke. Gold Medal APPLE Cranberry Juice reportedly plans to end its inquiry by COFFEE Friday. If Dean upholds Friend’s convic­ Building |terniilH Shortening COCKTAIL tion, Zeldes can appeal to the U.S. 16 OZ. VACUUM CAN FLOUR SAUCE COCKTAIL Friend was charged with contempt Furlong Construction Co. 3 POUND CAN International District Court, and from there to on New York tax plan today ALL PURPOSE GRIND OCEAN SPRAY 5 LB. BAG REGULAR FOOD CLUB early this month for refusing to for Roger .Hurlburt, garage FOOD CLUB higher federal courts where the answer the grand juror’s questions. NEW YORK (UPI) — Giant smoke Street and Broadway Monday were Nessen said President P’ord would do and patio at 18 Bonner Rd., MADRID — Prime Minister wheels grind even slower than those ?5,200. c 1C The juror, Superior Court Judge rings floated in the air above Times part of New York United Day to nothing to help until the legislature • jg Carlos Arias Navarro called in state courts. Griese Co. Inc. for Multi- • 1 . 2 3 1 .1 3 Harold Mulvey, has looked at Square, Woody Allen told jokes and “show the rest of the world that New acted. his cabinet into session today A second contempt charge against Circuits Inc., sign at 111 Sum­ allegations the fronton manipulated Mayor Abraham Beame promised to Yorkers love their town and are un­ Finally, however, Gov. Hugh Carey f o o d c l u b 23 OZ CAN gi: to begin airing the problems Friend — filed by the state Special mit St., $680. MEAT MEATLESS OR MUSHROOM its finances and had underworld ties. fight on. ited.” But just in case, a civic group announced in Albany that tentative Beacon L.P. Co. for Henry gj confronting post-Franco Spain, Revenue Commission when he QUART Friend’s lawyer, Jacob Zeldes, of The band played “New York, New passed out a 22-page “survival kit” agreement had been reached among Sweet Potatoes w 53c Spaghetti Sauce «nce 39c Miracle Whip QUART g; including what to do with an es- refused to cooperate with its probe of and Ruth Garuder, alterations KRAFT JAR c CAIN S JAR Bridgeport, considered yne of the 99 Mayonnaise the scandal — was dropped after the York,jIt’s a Wonderful Town” and explaining how to cope with the legislative leaders of both parties at 81 High St., $800. :g timated 2,000 political sharpest trial attorneys in Connec­ commission ruled it had enough in­ another favorite with the familiar deteriorating services. and that the tax package to keep the G ennato Sapriano for :g prisoners. ticut, has kept him out of prison since Wesley Gryk, sign at 476 Main formation to vote on whether to refrain, “I’ll Take Manhattan, the More to the point, the rally was city solvent'would be voted on when the charge was filed. St., $80. ALCOA CHOCOLATE Layer Cake CONFICTIONIRY K ra ft revoke the fronton’s gaming permit. Bronx and Staten Island, too.” held to let politicians in Washington the legislature reconvenes today. :g BEIRUT, Lebanon — Zeldes got Superior Court Judge President Ford was blasted as a and Albany know the city retains its With the help of a financing Empire Roofing for Ernest N' LOW :g Sporadic clashes and sniper Moquin, repairs at 193 Lydall FOIL •TTTnX' M ixes M ayonnaise Harold Dean Monday to delay the “political bully” and “former foot­ spirit, if not its credit, and is deser­ package of $2.3 billion created in St., $600. SUGAR SUBSTITUTE ig fire today underscored the appeal until Dqc. 1, a move which ball center who still sees the world ving of state and federal help to pre­ September by the legislature, the 25' Roll - Heavy Duty ■ Food Club - 12 oz. Pkg. Food Club - All Var. DOMINO - 1 LB. PKG. j:; frailty of Lebanon’s latest D & R Siding for Jack Imitation - 32 Oz. Jar prosecutors said was unusual in nor­ Inside today upside down.” The crowd, estimated vent financial collapse. city now has enough money to pay its Coleman, alterations at 92 100 * * 0 P gj cease-fire, threatened by a mally cut-and-dried contempt cases. at 5,000, cheered. Washington did not appear to be bills through Dec. 3. Without some White St., $2,500. I8 'i OZ. g political feud between Chris- PKG. Dean freed Friend on a $25,(KK) Bolton...... 16 “I’ll fight to see that the rights and impressed and neither — until Mon­ form of federal assistance, the city Gary Sirois for Rene J. tian and Moslem leaders E. Hartford___16 bond Friday — minutes after he was Classified___ 12-14 F am ily ...... 6 Interests of all the people of my city day night — was Albany. likely will default after that. Quintal, alterations at 43 g charged with helping restore found guilty of contempt and ordered Comics...... 15 Obituaries ...... 8 are protected,” Beame said. Until late in the evening, the state Oakwood Rd., $1,800. peace. The city seeks a federal guarantee Homs ollered lor sole not ovoilable jn case lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers. In (airness lo our customers, we reserve the right to limit soles to 3 packages o( any ilcni OKtcpI when- iilhi-iwisc nnlnd jailed in Hartford’s Seyms Street Coventry ___2, 16 Sports : ___ 9-10-12 Paul E. Smart for Henry “That’s tellin’ ‘em, Abe,” a burly legislature was deadlocked on a .$205 of its bonds and notes so it can enter prison by Superior Court Judge Dear Abby...... 15 S. Windsor...... 2 man roared. million tax package for the city, and the credit market that has been Crandall, alterations at 113 Editorial ...... 4 Summer St., $3,200. Thomas O’Sullivan. V ernon...... 2, 5 All the hoopla and speeches at 44th White House Press Secretary Ron closed to it since April. MANCHESTER ^ARKADE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Tues.,'TVov. 25, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 25. 1975- PAGE THREE Varied agenda tonight THEATRE Board votes Broadcast media coverage Disability | N cW HttVeit Schools The Manchester Board of Directors Moses has been assistant counsel Act. It is asking the state’s town’s to will tackle a varied agenda tonight. for the past two years. He is volunteer toward the court costs. SCHEDULE pensions It ranges from a discussion of the expected to succeed William single sessions M anchester’s share could be Vernon Cinema 1 — "Monty state’s new Compulsory Binding Ar­ Broneill, who has declined re- policy presented to board approved reopen after strike anywhere from $250 to $3,000. It Python and the Holy Grail” would have meant total rescheduling bitration Act to the appointment of a appointmnet. depends on population, the number of 7:30-9:10 Vernon host of persons to town boards, agen­ and went with “ Plan B” using The Manchester Pension All boards, agencies and com­ towns taking part, and the time Cinema 2 — “ French BARBARA RICHMOND cies and commissions. missions presently are controlled by Connection II” 7:15-9:20 parallel scheduling until, next Board Monday approved dis­ NEW HAVEN (UPI)-More than tagged overcrowding as one of their required for a court decision. Herald Reporter September. By DOUG BEVINS 'In other business Monday night, ability pensions for two Among the expected appointments the Democrats and are expected to The act provides for “binding and Burnside 1 — "The Way We • Adopted a policy requiring that 20,000 students returned to school major complaints. The Board of Education last night Dr. Ramsdell revised the high Herald Reporter the Board of Education: prospective school board employes, members of the Police Depart­ are Victor Moses for town counsel remain so. no-appeal” decisions by an ar­ Were” 7:00-9:10 today for the first time in more than The union and individual striking reaffirmed “ Plan B’’ to put school schedule from a proposed Manchfester School Supt. James • Toured renovated areas and ad­ pass a physical examination before ment, both retroactive to Oct. and Jerome Baskin for town auditor. The Connecticut Conference of bitrator, should an impasse be Burnside 2 — “The Happy a week after teachers ended a 15-day teachers will have to pay a rash of Hooker” 7:15; “ 5 Easy Rockville High School back on single seven-period day to six periods. Kennedy Monday night proposed a ditions still under construction at hiring. The policy leaves judgment 1,' 1975.' walkout. Baskin has been auditor for the Municipalities is starting a court ac­ reached in union talks. At present, sessions Feb. 2. fines imposed by Saden; during the Pieces” 9:00 Plans are to start high school at 7:30 new Board of Education policy set­ Illing Junior High School, and heard on whether the prospective employe The two are John C. Hughes, past four years. tion to test the constitutionality of arbitration decisions are not binding A stumbling block 16 the resump­ strike. UA East 1 - “Dr. Syn” The vote came after some high a.m. and end at 12:59 p.m. Students ting up ground rules for broadcast reports on junior high school has passed the exam to the school ad­ 47, a patrolman for 22 years, the Compulsory Binding Arbitration and can be appealed. school students reported on a poll tion of classes was removed Monday A $5,000 daily fine was charged 7:10; “Treasure Island” 9:00 with afternoon jobs can keep them. media coverage of school board curriculum changes in the art, ministration and town health direc­ and Lebero Fracchia, 65, It is the conference’s contention, when 90 teachers were released from against the union and individual taken at the school. Scott Price, The change will call for a slight meetings. music, home economics and in­ tor. canine control officer for 29 the act takes away the right of a town UA East 2- “The Way We president of the Student Govern­ jail, promising Judge George Saden striking teachers were fined $250 a Were” 7:00-9:15 change in schedule for some other Kennedy said he’s proposing the dustrial arts departments. • Accepted as complete the new years. Zone change rejected to negotiate and approve contracts ment, said the poll revealed no clean they would obey his return-to-work,, day. schools. The Middle School will start policy, for school board action next • Adopted an employe conflict of intercom system at Bentley School, In another action Monday, order. with employe unions. cut decision either way. Monday, the NHFT paid $55,000 for UA East 3 - “Night Caller” at 7:50 a.m. and go to 2 p.m., a five month, to set rules in case broadcast interest policy with stricter rules one of several projects for which the the board approved an or­ 7:15-9:05 He said it came to a value judge­ Saden ordered 78 of the teachers the teachers. The balance must be for ‘problem area’ The board will consider a resolu­ minute change. journalists ever attempt to cover the than those in the town charter. The town is seeking state aid. Cost of the dinance change which would Showplace South Windsor — ment of how much disruption would jailed Tuesday. The other 12, a paid by Dec. 3 or the money will be tion accepting a $450,000 federal The Northeast, Skinner Road, Ver­ meetings. The proposal complies new rules prohibit staff members new system was $7,460. make the calendar year the negotiating committee for the New Manchester’s Planning and Zoning “Monty Python and the Holy be allowed in making the mid-year deducted from teacher salaries for sell or lease the land for a service- grant (already promised) and a $225,- non Elementary, and Lake Street with Connecticut’s new Freedom of receiving personal gifts from ven­ • Voted to ask the town Board of basis for determining disability Commission (PZC) Monday rejected Grail” 7:15-9:00 change. Haven Federation of Teachers, had the rest of the school year. type business. 000 state grant (being requested) Showplace Theatres Schools will also change five Information Law, Kennedy said. dors or contractors, but allow staff Directors to add $2,669 in state pension payments. The change been jailed a few days earlier when an application to change the zone of He said 20 per cent of the some 1,- The teachers also are being During a discussion before the PZC toward the c^pst of open-space Rockville I - “Gone With minutes. They will start at 8:25 a.m. The proposal would allow members to receive token or in­ grants to a vocational education would coincide with regular contract talks stalled. , land on N. Main St. from Residence 00() students answering the question­ expensive gifts from students. charged $23.10 per day for voted, the members commented on holdings of the Manchester Water the Wind” 8:00 and close at 2:40 p.m. Maple Street newspaper, radio or television news program washout account and $5,000 pension payments —already The 1,200 NHFT members voted A to Business 2. the industry that had come into the naire (the high school has 2,000 personnel to photograph, broadcast • Adopted a policy for giving maintenance for each day in jail, a Co. (already acquired by the town). Rockville II— “Jaws” 7:00- School will start at 8:35 a.m. and in federal grants to a Head Start determined by calendar year. Sunday to accept a new contract and total of about $15,000 for the 90 The land owned by Thomas vicinity. 9:15 students) said they would loose jobs close at 2:50 p.m. or record for broadcast any school medication to children during the The ordinance change must In other business, it will consider with the change. But 10 per cent said program washout account. Both return to work. The vote was 431-101 teachers. Hackett and other members of his “It is a neighborhood which has These changes had to be made due board meeting, as long as the per­ school day. The policy, and be approved also by the Board support for a Meals-on-Wheels Showcase Cinema 1 — they could find other jobs. items are supplemental grants. in favor of the pact, which called for Mayor Bartholomew F. Guida family, is split by an access road to been made into a problem area,’’ to bus scheduling. With double sonnel have proper credentials, in­ guidelines to be written by ad­ of Directors, which will place program, with the town’s cost share “Condor” Cont. 1:10-3:20- • Approved several personnel raises of up to $1,500 over its two- Monday asked the state to give the the Georgia Pacific industrial said Eric Potter, town planner. 5:30-7:35-9:50 Price assured the board no matter sessions all morning high school form the board of plans for coverage, ministrators, are to comply with the proposal for public hearing estimated at $14,000; some resolve of items: One leave of absence, two year life. city some of the proceeds from a warehouse on the south side of N. PZC members returned proposed Showcase Cinema 2 — what its decision the Student Govern­ students were bused to school and all and don’t disturb the meeting. recently amended state legislation. at a subsequent meeting. the dispute with the state over the ment would try to help out. resignations and three ap­ The pact also included promises state lottery in order to make up the Main St. amendments to sign regulations to “Mahogany” 1:00-3:05-5:10- afternoon students were bused home. cost of sanitary sewers in Spring St.; pointments. for smaller classes. The teachers had contract’s estimated $750,000 annual The PZC cited encroachment on an Potter for rewriting. The guidelines 7:15-9:30 Supt. Raymond Ramsdell had Now only students who. live beyond a decision on a request from Town cost. established residential area, in­ concern definition of the area of a Showcase Cinema 3 — “The urged the change be delayed until the walking distance will ride the creased traffic conditions and a wish sign. It is uncertain whether the Manager Robert Weiss for filling five Other Side of the Mountain” next September. But the board opted bus. , Library site picked vacancies and re-classifying a sixth; Cont. 1:30-3:35-5:40-7:45-9:55 to avoid linear expansion along the over-all area takes in the sign frame for using the new $5 million addition The new schedule will cost the street. and action on 10 proposed ap­ Showcase Cinema 4 — just as soon as its ready. The board is BOSTON (UPI) - After “We hope this will serve The PZC tabled a pre-application board an epitra $4,860 for bus layover the people and, as a result, Hackett said he had no specific propriations, all to be financed by “Jack and the Beanstalk” assured it will be ready in January. nearly a dozen years of for subdivision from Francis Rossi Cont. 1:30-3:30-5:30; “A Boy time. The board already ap­ help them know President plans for the property but intended to for a later date. equivalent grants or contributions. A group of students petitioned the planning, legal hassles and and His Dog” 7:15-9:15 propriated $300 to have the bus com­ community infighting, the Kennedy better and un­ board to reconsider its decision pany go ahead with the rescheduling citing total disruption as the prime John F. Kennedy Memorial derstand what he was plan. Library and Archives has trying to achieve for the reason. That’s when the board The board has also ordered $245,549 Vandals attack campaign signs again decided against “Plan A” which found a permanent home. country,” a stoic Kennedy in equipment for the addition. “President Kennedy was said. Kllinglon very much a public man Meeting in New York, South Windsor Shop on Rt. 140 in Ellington. and it is very appropriate the Kennedy family and On a tip from an anonymous caller John Falco, 34, of Glastonbury, Falco was released on his promise trustees of the JFK was charged Monday with issuing a his memorial be here,” last night South Windsor Police went to appear in Common Pleas (iourt 19, Memorial Library Cor­ bad check. The complaint was made Sen. Edward M. KenneeJy to the Company 3 firehouse and found Rockville, Dec. 16. said Monday in announcing poration voted unanimous­ 19 political campaign signs outside to State Police by the TSI Motorcycle Leaf pickup continues ly in favor of the rocky, th e University of the building. Massachusetts’ new jagged point that juts Chief John Kerrigan said the signs South Windsor tinuing it’s leaf pickup on a crews will proceed from Pine Tree Lane-Benedict Boston campus as the site proudly into Boston Har­ were for Republican candidates for ■Coventry dump closed- JUDY KUEHNEL non-scheduled basis until the East Side of town, at Dr. pumping station and for his slain brother’s bor. The area once was the council and the Board of Educa­ 6 4 4 -1 3 6 4 Dec. 5. the Vernon town line, force main. memoirs. blighted by slum dwellings. tion. The town landfill area will be nouncements, said Coventry officials Public works is con­ During this week, town westerly, covering every The commission is also The chief said Monday the results closed Wednesday and Thursday this today. It will be open Friday and street for a final clean up. expected to discuss of a police investigation have gone to week contrary to earlier an- Saturday, they said. It is suggested residents modification of the treat­ the prosecutor of Common Pleas Film Rating Guide rake their remaining ment plant. Local man gets award Court 12. Police saw Democrats leaves to the curbside. for parenls and their children School hoard to th e defense of damaging Republican signs the night New sewers Henry Agostinelli of 172 |~^ General audiences. All ages admitted. The Board of Education Constitutional Government before the Nov. 4 elections. The Sewer Commission West St., chairman since Policeman found shot to death will meet tonight at 7:30 at and Liberty under the Chief Kerrigan said then he felt the will meet tonight at 8 p.m. 1972 of the Connecticut Parental guidance suggested. Some material may the Wapping School on law.” matter should be handled by the at the Town Hall. The Ayers Rd. Voluntary School Prayer BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - Police not be suitable for pre-teenagers. Since passage of the town’s Fair Carhpaign Practices Police said Caret W. Johnson, 42, agenda includes talks on Zoning nieeling Committee, has received r ...a time to enjoy, today investigated the fatal shooting state’s Meditation Law, Committee. of Bloomfield, was found dead at 7:30 new sewer extensions on the “Liberty Award’’ from of one of the department’s members i n Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent The Planning and Zoning Agostinelli has been in­ But several Republicans urged a.m. Monday by hunters. He had Main St., Farnham St. and the Mississippi-based whose body was found on the grounds or adult guardian. Commission will meet vited to speak on the sub- police action. They cited the cost of been shot in the head. Investigators Pleasant Valley Rd., as Congress of Freedom for of the Bloomfield Swim and Racquet tonight at 8 in the Public ject before various the signs and the election-eve attacks refused to release any other informa­ (J) No one under 17 admitted (age limit may vary in cer­ well as an update on the Commissions Room of the his efforts leading to Club. tion in the case. passage of Connecticut’s organizations, the latest a time to give thanks,^^ on the costly signs in the past. tain areas). Town Hall. Meditation Law. the Tolland Public Library 99' EXCBT “JAHS" The Congress of Association. Freedom is “a voluntary Agostinelli is employed MANCHESTER SUCWCASt CINEHAf 1234:: organization of conser­ by the State Commission IJRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 S 44/1 vative Americans, devoted on Special Revenue. ^^It’s a happy occasion... with 1-84 EXIT58-SILVER LA N E-R O B ER TS ST. Ma-Ma Mia’s WED, to SUM EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 V FREE LIGHTED PARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGE ^ 5 iiifl M.50| RT. 6 & 44A Cuisine Manchester hospital notes family, feasting and fun. Let us take the -WIQIITT Pm O M AMD BOLTON “ 7 /ir Enniily Hextnurnnt” M e m u i-m r m m n . i n - i M THE HOLY QRAIL” Matinee Only 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street Thomas Kelley, 24 Dresher Diana Ross Lt JACK AND THE BUNSTALX Discharged Friday: "GilWIWE SHElfER” (G) 1:30-3:25-5:20 CLIP 5 SAVE THIS AD FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.... Georgiana Johnston, 93 Rd.; Ernestine Keith, 351 time before the festivities begin to Mahogany E E E i a Plymouth Lane; Alice Clif­ W. Center St.; Linda Snow, “ON ANY SUNDAY” Even,! gs Only Mon., Tubs., and Wed. “A BOY AMD HIS 600” ford, 67 Mountain Dr., 1841 Ellington Rd., South (R) 7:15 9:15 For Thanksgiving Dinner at SPECIAL BUFFET South Windsor; Mary Tem­ Windsor; Marion Gables, give our thanks for all the good things Fiano*s we serve individual whole 4 to 9 P.M. ple, 104 Spruce St.; Glastonbury; Jennie 3 THE OTHER turkeys to parties of 6 people or "All You Can Eat ” Christine Sibiga, RD 4, Hutchinson, 47 Teresa Rd.; DAYS OF ^ SIDE OF THE ’ 2.50 Ronald Nightingale, Rt. 44, M0H.-TUES. 1T ’^iMOUNTAIN' Coventry: Marybeth we enjoy in our daily lives. We THECONDOR more, by advance reservation CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER 'A PRICEl Coventry. 99* BOTH CINES SS Thivia, 949 Pleasant Valley only. Rd., South Windsor; Also, Joanne Houle, 133 YOUR CHOICE OF P.S. you get all the left-overs, Thurs., Fri., and Sat. ser« Shirley Martin, Warehouse Bolton Center Rd., Bolton; “MONTY PYTHON cojfege&high school stucients ANY SKI TURTLENECK Point; Deborah Brault, 244 Joan Cartwright, 31 Green should give thanks for the great ------showcase cinema iw/purchase any Adult Parka boxed to take home... SPECIAL! AND THE Hickory Dr., Coventry; Hill St.; Bethann c a r d n o w ! s a v e 304 ALL HOLY GRAIL” (PG) Our Thanksgiving Menu will feature FRESH VEAL Jennifer Joy, 63 Eldridge Lazzerini, David Dr., PARKAS Coventry; Ross Burwood, heritage that is ours in this country Eves 7:30 9 9:10 TURKEY. LOBSTER, STEAK, PARMESAN St.; Donna Tyo, 20 30% BAKED SHRIMP, VEAL SCALLOPINI, Qentroui portion, torvod Ashworth St. East Hartford; Robert with our Fabuloui Also, Doris Blair, Staf­ Hershberger, 52 Wetherell OFF! plus a kiddle menu. Salad Bar. ...the fruits of labor ...the prosperity we ford Springs; Amy St. Rizzo’Si All fresh breads and desserts Kleckner, Broad Brook; Discharged Sunday: TtKE aOUTCS 1 5 - 1 4 I S (EXIT SSI From 4 to 6 P.M. Be Sure to Try Our "The Family Shi Shop” ______win be “Home Made.” Norman Baldwin, 59 Hazel M^rcier, Broad ' GENE HACKMAN EARLY BIRD SPECIALS! reap...the many friends and VERNON This Weekend’s Special as usuah Franklin St., Rockville. Brook; Kathleen Kristoff, FRENCH CONNECTION II R f« li| t N MaftliM (Our Regular Menu Willi Salad Bar la Avallabla) | Discharged Saturday: 2B Sunset Lane, Bolton; Eves 7:15 ft 9:20(9) Henry Lafferty, 42 Frank Oloski, STARTS WEDNESDAY neighbors we know and share. We at 'A “LETS DO IT AGAUr Bluefield Dr.; Margaret Marlborough; Shirley B49-B333 Descy, 158 Hilliard St.; Vallee, 19 Forest St.; Hilda Johnson, 46 Walnut Susanna Neubauer, 53 St.; Wilda Badger, High Summer St.; James Frank’s Supermarket want Healey, East Hartford; 9 9 * MON. & TOES. 99< Manor Park, Rockville; Carol Latulippe, 8 Colonial Pauline Bell, 32 Earl St., to wish everyone a very happy Rd., Bolton; Regina Vernon; Ernestine-Friend, HOWARD KEEL Gburski, 68 Campfield St.; 81 Edgewood Dr., South BURNSIDE Julien Strong, 56 Norma Windsor; Linda Gosselin, Thanksgiving. ” 510 lim siB I AVI, I. MT». a 521-133] Starring in St.; Florence Vinton, 144 54B Downey Dr. CIN EM A 1 Branford St.; John Kildish, Also, Patricia Catan- STREISAN D - REDFORD Gene Kelly’s 28 Union St. zano, 5 Bank St.; Charles — "THE WAY WE WERE" Also, Joseph Krauzaitis, Elliott Jr., 16 Bank St.; Frank 7:00 9:50 1300 Main St., South Wind­ Kenneth Andrulot Jr., 62 Thanksgiving sor; Frances House, East Elro St.; Susan Pospisil, '^In everything VANESSA REDGRAVE SALUTE TO Hartford; Christine 145 Birch Mountain Rd., "THE HAPPY HOOKER" Bolton. (R) 7:15 Choice of One Fisher, Marlborough; JACK NICHOLSON Fruit Cup — Tomato Juice — French Onion Soup "FIVE EASY PIECES"g:oo give thanks.” BROADWAY Vegetable Soup — Shrimp Cocktail 1.50 0 o e 0 o iTHEATRESEAST/ Also Starring Roast Young Native Turkey aia£gj^D E ?645-^ai Pecan Dressing Giblet Gravy Cranbeny Sauce KEN BERRY, MINI HINES Acorn Squash Sweet Potatoes DOUBLE DISNEY Whipped Potatoes Green Peas ADVENTURE! LAINIE NELSON Help Yourself to the SALAD BAR ---- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON S Written by... 0 o o 0 e TVtSlP’rV Apple Pie — Pumpkin Pie — Parfait ALL YOU CAN EAT 1 ALAN JAY LERNER 0 0 0 9 0 Is la n d Coffee — Tea — Milk TECHNICOLOR® (ah^- THURSDAY, Syn Adults 6^5 Children 3.25 (under 10) alias The Scarecrow DEC. 4-8:15 TECHNICOLOR ‘ HHe»riChvNyFiKmiiMn Every Wednesday, A Family Feast At A BARBRA Real Friendly Price: Golden Filets Of STREISAND Tickets *4.50 *3.50 ROBERT Flounder, French Fries And Cole Slow. REDFORD I I I JORGENSEN As Much As You Wont, For Only $],99! "TK WAY WE Best Value In Town And It's Right i Y i i s AUDITOfflUM Nearby, IM^OESNT Llnivcrsity of Connecticut, Storrs ^up«*rmarkets M AKE YOUR SKIN Box office open weekdays 9-4 and 45 minutes before , HOIUARD „ CRAW L — performances. Tickets available at all ■ 72S E. BIDDLE TUBHPIKE MANCHESTER i r s ON TICKETRON outlets. Rte. 83, Tolland Turnpike 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE JO H n so n $ 3 TOO TIGHT Information only 486-4226 Free Parking 1 U C K Exit 95, Off 1-86 CtIKISTKtAS- MANCHESTER Vernon, Connecticut AT EXIT 94 - WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY ‘^^^FlavorqCAmenca PAGE FOUR — MANCflESTER EV]EN1NG Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Nov. 25, 1975— PAGE FIVE Gledhill wins award The neuter bureaucracy Vernon Masonic Temple, Orchard on the Inland-Wetland Jeffrey T. Gledhill, son St. Regulations’ modification Medi‘Vietvs of Mr. and Mrs. Roland There will be a business and on the status of the WASHINGTON — Women who I also noticed that certain females Gledhill of 16 Knollwood meeting at 8 p.m. and the Bureau of Outdoor Recrea­ Khow who they are will note with NOTICE are more equal than others. Another Dr., Vernon, has been special service will be open tion concerning’ the Open Michael Dworkln, B. SC. amused contempt that the name of ANDREW TULLY newspaper that uses surnames only named winner of the an­ to the public at 9:15 p.m. Space grant. Regfstend PharmacM the Manpower Administration is now published a long account of Caroline nual Bausch & Lomb Wesley B. Reed of North Town Planner John the Employment and Training Ad­ The answer, temporarily I hope, The Office of The Kennedy’s close call in a bombing in­ Science award at Rockville Woodstock will be the Loranger will make an in­ ministration, appears to be yes. Before its own cident in London and referred to her High School. guest lecturer. formal presentation on QUINLAN C A S E ... tn MANCHESTER The sensible, bill-paying citizenry name-changing act, the old Man­ throughout as “Miss” Kennedy. His topic will be, “Music Open Space inventory. SKI is lucky. Employment and Training power Administration had decreed The award recognizes The President’s wife. I’m glad to the senior with the highest from the Attic-Christmas Amerbelle gift Mandiester, BucHanj Comnwiis... Administration is not a bad name for that firemen henceforth be known as discover, is still “Mrs.” and so is Version.” The program Completing its 30th year BOOT W ATER CO. what Labor Secretary John Dunlop firefighters and fishermen as fishers. scholastic standing in The focus of world attention is on Karen Happy Rockefeller. But I am not so science subjects. Winners will also include a concert of continuing remem­ SALE describes as an outfit "which is the The poor country by now is familiar sure an exception should be made in featuring antique in­ brance, the Amerbelle Quinlan. Karen’s parents want to disconnect nation’s focal point for employment with such dopey titles as chairper­ are eligible to compete for WILL BE Caroline Kennedy’s case. The a four-year Bausch & struments of the Victorian Corp. of Rockville has the mechanical respirator that supplies ALL BOOTS and training programs of all son, and Ms. for Miss and Mrs. Some Kennedy family just seems to be era. renewed a diversified list oxygen to her feeble 60 pound body. The citizens,’’ Lomb scholarship at the 30%-S0% OFF newspapers now call a female only royalty. Conservation commis­ of magazines as a holiday New Jersey courts have said that no one — CLOSED And in Washington, of course, by her last name after the first University of Rochester, There is, to be sure, some sanity to sion gift to Rockville General BRIH6YHIS ID FOR " everything could always have been reference. New York. not the doctors, nor government, nor the be found in the world of women as Chess winner The Conservation Com­ Hospital. church, nor the parents, has the right to pull FREE BOOT HOLDER worse. The agency’s new name was If this sort of thing pleases the expressed in a letter to the editor of mission will meet tonight The company has been graceless harridans of the various Brad Wirth, nine-year- the plug that is keeping her alive. with svery hoot THURSDAY, NOV. 27 chosen from a variety of suggestions, the Washington Star from a wonder­ at 7:30 in the Memorial donating magazines to the including one that would have billed femlib movements, fine, but one old son of Mr. and Mrs. How about the thousands of ful female who signs herself Zelma Donald Wirth of 66 Merline Building, Park Place, hospital since 1945 when Rizzo’s THANKSGIVING it as the “Personpower Ad­ wonders why they make such a point A. McCann (Mrs. Homer E. Rockville. the present hospital was Manchester citizens who may be un­ and ministration.” At any rate, Dunlop Rd., Vernon, has been “Thi Familr Ski Shor" of being ashamed of their sex. McCann). awarded a trophy after There will be discussions established. plugged from a decent environment VERNOH notes with apparent satisfaction that lt«is|ttii FRIDAY, NOV. 28 Women generally are smarter than winning both round-robin because the Manchester City Government the new name ‘‘removes any they’ve ever been, they have proved In part, Mrs. McCann writes: “I has voted in favor of building the multi- reference to gender and thus better know who I am and have never felt tournaments conducted as they, can handle big jobs, and they’re part of the Indian Valley million dollar Buckland Common project. characterizes the organization...” still prettier than most men — a fact the need to be liberated. Before I w I suppose Dunlop is right in that the retired, I was a respected and very YMCA chess program. We do not object to the needed homes or honest females will admit is an asset Thomas Frascino of Say the word] apartments. What we do object to is the agency also serves women, but was at work as well as at play. well-paid teacher, but I certainly the name change really that impor­ never was called McCann and I’d Ellington is teacher and 40,000 cars, by Arthur Fisher’s own ad­ tant? Arriving at the proper new better not be now!” advisor for the chess club and ru help mission in the papers he submitted to the name consumed employes’ time and, Besides, this sexless bit is getting a for eight and nine-year- Town. 40,000 cars coming into presumably, what passes for thought touch confusing. I was reading a Bravo, Mrs. McCann! You give me olds. Other participants Manchester to shop means 80,000 stops in bureaucratic circles. New piece on Patty Hearst the other day strength to fight on against those were: Anthony Sciannaand loweryeur and starts of automobile motors. Accor­ stationery must be bought with the in a newspaper that has adopted the forces who would alter the famous Curt Alver of South Wind­ passage in Donne’s “Devotions” to sor, and Eric Kaplan, ding to E.P.A. and state Dept, of En­ tax p ay er’s money. Must ‘‘any surname-only practice for both vironmental Protection the Manchester (Photo by Reginald Pinto) reference to gender” always be sexes. Halfway through the piece, read “I am involved in per- Craig Shaw and Richard taxes lor sonkind...” area has been for several years in viola­ removed from governmental ac­ Patty seemed to be saying something Kohler of Vernon. tivities simply because the country is that suggested she was a male Variety show tion of the National Air Standards of Nature’s Bounty — A red cabbage on the Perse Farm in Bolton under siege by a mob of insecure parent. However, I checked back and Students and instructors ' 75 !" Federal Act of 19701 hags seeking liberation from God found that the Hearst quoted obvious­ from a number of Indian 40,000 cars coming into Manchester CENTERPIECE knows what? ly w^s,her father. Valley YMCA fall means tremendous pollution of toxic sul­ YESTERDAYS programs will participate 'The word is IRA. fur dioxide and its byproducts, toxic in a variety show Dec. 1 at And it stands for hydrocarbons, nitrous oxides, par­ the Vernon Middle School Individual Retirement ticulates, carbon monoxide and unknown SPECIAL from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Account. A no-risk tax Emphasizing the variety toxic compounds manufactured by the The genius of Jefferson shelter that lets you MaurliTstn* lEu^uiuy liTralb 25 Years Ago of physical development sun’s ultraviolet rays. Santa Claus arrives at Manchester deduct up to $1500 (or MONTICELLO, Va. - One needs and enrichment programs There Is a considerable body of Founded Oct. 1, 1881 helped stir speculation that station and is escorted to Hale’s 15% of your annual search no further for evidence of the available through the “Y” , ^evidence that air pollution In cities Is a America’s third President took as his Store. income, whichever is less) from your taxable income. from Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International genius of Thomas Jefferson than at LEE RODERICK the show will include: mafor component associated with mistress the beautiful quadroon High winds ripping through town preschool tumblers, begin­ You can make this deduction year after year, for every Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, the summit of this “Little Mountain” INCREASED ILLNESS and INCREASED (having one Negro grandparent) half this morning cause considerable year you’re not part of a company retirement plan. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. — the English equivalent of the ning pianists, youthful DEATHS! Patients who will be expected to sister of his late wife, Sally Hemings. alarm, and Police Chief Herman All the while your savings will be earning the Italian word “Monticello” — where magicians and wrestlers, have their oxygen unplugged will be peo­ Raymond F Robinson, Editor-Publisher Although most scholars dismiss the Schendel reports at 11 a.m. that nine highest interest allowed. With even the taxes oh your Harold E. Turkmgton. Managing Editor America’s most brilliant President Sion: Staircases are only 24-inches skits by a theater arts wide, a dumbwaiter brought wine possibility as being alien to Jeffer­ trees have been blown down. class, and a group of interest deferred until your retirement years, ple with emphysema, chronic bronchitis, constructed his beloved home and son’s character, it was recently when you’ll probably be in a much lower tax bracket. sinus, asthma, heart conditions, allergies, sanctuary. from the cellar, and a revolving door guitarists. Several instruc­ with shelves on one side enabled ser­ made the central theme of historian 10 Years Ago tors will also perform. Call Bob Bonner at 646-8300 or come in today to and cardiovascular problems. Smog has Opinion Ascending Monticello on a clear vants to place food on the shelves and Fawn Brodie’s book, “Jefferson: An Atty. Gen. Harold Mulvey upholds During intermission open your Individual Retirement Account been known to increase the chances of Intimate Biography.” autumn day, one experiences the discreetly disappear before the door legality of the appointment by the there will be a display of at any of our seven offices. It’s the least you / aixwlour ' skin cancer and stomach cancer! In the magnificence of the Virginia coun­ was swung around for serving. A pleasant hostess at Monticello, State Board of Regional Community various arts and crafts can do to assure a comfortable retirem ent Social SSCUTllY Donora acute disaster, “43% of the pop­ tryside, with its low rolling hills that Jefferson designed a seven-day who has been a guide here for 25 Colleges of Theodore Powell as its projects done by adults and __ V Prolocllon ulation of 14,000 NORMAL people stretch for miles in every direction. clock powered by two sets of weights years, says, “All of us have been chief executive. children. Indian Guide and required to read the book by Mrs. Fiist Federal Savings^ became temporarily ill, and there was The modern And one begins to appreciate the pas­ which are suspended over the en­ Committee of eight students is Princess projects and E{(st Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Rockville, some evidence that permanent damage Brodie. Our feeling is that those selected by Manchester High School sion that Jefferson felt for Mon­ trance hall and down the adjacent materials, and the "Y’s” Vernon and South Windsor occurred.” ticello, why he vowed while still a walls. For good measure, he things were possible, but not Principal A. Raymond Rogers to new Physical Fitness book, Little Red Hen teen-ager to live and be buried on its calculated the days of the week on probable. And I say, even if he did resolve the issue of the school’s will also be on display. No Check with the Manchester Memorial summit, and why he once remarked one wall, and knew what day it was them — so what? Mr. Jefferson’s policy in hiring photographers for the tickets will be sold. A Hospital and you will find that the that “all my wishes end where I hope by how low the weights had dropped. contributions were so many that pbrtrait-taking of seniors. small donation will be Pulmonary Department has had such an in­ At the conclusion of the “I’m a dropout and never placed alongside them, these things A VERY required business of the 1975 learned how,” said the pig. my days will end...at Monticello.” Undeterred when he found he had run asked to help defray costs. creased work load that they had to increase out of wall space before he got to the are not important anyway.” Hope chapter their size and the number of personel to man The 1000-acre estate near what was SPECIAL GIFT. Penwalt annual meeting. “If I’m to be the only helper, last day of the week, he simply cut a Those contributions included Hope Chapter 60, Order the oxygen machines! Check and see the Chairman and President that’s discrimination,” said then the small village of authoring the D eclaration of Charlottesville had been in the round hole in the floor and dropped of Eastern Star, will spon­ rush of people to the emergency room when Saturday into the cellar. Independence, playing a key role in William P. Drake, commen­ the goose. Jefferson family since 1735. But it sor a Christmas vesper we have an inversion of air or a period of Among many other products of his having a Bill of Rights incorporated ALMANAC service dec. 2 at the ting on the state of the com­ “Then I will,” said the little wasn’t until after Thomas’ father in the Constitution, serving as Presi­ heavy smog. What will occur when the pany in today’s economy, read red hen. died and the title passed into his genius are interior double glass doors CONCENTRATION of all of THESE TOXIC which open simultaneously when one dent of the young Republic and con­ ROCKVILLE this, his own adaptation of a She baked five loaves and hands 22 years later that plans began summating the Louisiana Purchase HOSPITAL POLLUTANTS ARE INCREASED? All of to take shape in the young man’s is opened. Jefferson designed the By United Press International modern version of the well- held them up for her neighbors chain pulley under the floor which while doing so, founding the Univer­ the objections of the State DEP and the mind to build a plantation on the sity of Virginia a few miles from Today is Tuesday, Nov. 25, the NOTES facts were presented by me at a zoning known fable of The Little Red to see. operates the doors, and after two 325th day of 1975 with 36 to follow. mountain’s summit. Leveling of the Monticello, and laying a brilliant Admitted Friday: Madeline hearing. 90% of the people at the hearing Hen. They all wanted some and, in hiiltop began in 1768. Although con­ centuries, according to a guide, they The moon is approaching its last Barrows, Reed St., Rockville; have never been out of order. foundation for democracy that objected to this tremendous complex being fact, demanded a share. But struction of the main house started quarter. Catherine McGuane, E. Main It was the site of this mansion still statesmen and free men everywhere the little red hen said, “No, I several years later, it was not com­ The morning stars are Mercury, St., Rockville; Carole built in Manchester, BUT...it still was Once upon a time, there was in their dreams that he brought his would still lean on two centuries Saunders, Middle Rd., can eat the five loaves pleted until 1809 — some 40 years later. Venus, Mars and Saturn. passed by our zoning board and city fathers. a little red hen who scratched young bride, the widow Martha The evening star is Jupiter. Ellington. myself.” hence — because of numerous Little wonder that President Discharged Friday; Mrs. However, a ray of hope is seen. A small about the barnyard until she alterations. Wayles Skelton in 1772. Ten years Those born on this date are under group of confident Buckland citizens, “Excess profits!” cried the later, after bearing him six children Kennedy once remarked to a dis­ Patricia Brown and daughter. uncovered some grains of The interior of the main house — an tinguished group that they were the sign of Sagittarius. Mountain SI., Ellington; Mrs. scraped together a little money and is now cow. image of which is found on five-cent — four of whom died at birth — she Pope John the XXIII was born Nov. wheat. She called her died. perhaps the brightest gathering of Sharon Cardin and daughter, being heard in the State courts. They are “ Capitalist leech!’’ pieces — is a veritable museum of 25, 1881. Lincoln St., Manchester; neighbors and said, ‘‘If we Widowed at 39, Jefferson was minds that had graced the White fighting this multi-million dollar outfit. We screamed the duck. Jefferson’s domestic inventions. No House, except for when Thomas Also on this day in history: Michael Carparelli, Hublard plant this wheat, we shall have never again to marry. His long life of In 1783, more than 6,000 British Dr., Vernon; Margaret Magnificent styling, per­ must be aware that we are all plugged into “I demand equal rights!” space is wasted in the 35-room man- Jefferson had dined alone there. one another. We in Manchester still have a bread to eat. Who will help me bachelorhood — he lived to be 83 — troops evacuated New York City Dziadul, Maple St., Ellington; fect quality and lasting plant it?” yelled the goose. Melody Giesecke, Prospect chance to serve life instead of terminating after signing the peace treaty ending value make Keepsake “Not I,” said the cow. And the pig just grunted. And the Revolutionary War. St., Rr^ville; Bethia Merrow. it! Susan Hildebrand, Mountain the finest gift of all. “Not I,” said the duck. they painted “unfair” picket In 1920, radio station WTAW in Good (uck, Buckland citizens. We are OPEN FORUM College Station, Tex., broadcast the St., Rockville; Cynthia “Not I,” said the pig. signs and marched round and Merrow, Stafford Springs; plugged into you! Continue to maintain round the little red hen, first play-by-play description of a Scharun Moreland, Center your high degree of confidence in your “Not I,” said the goose. football game, between Texas and shouting obscenities. Rd., Vernon; Amy Piecyk, Three For Two... cause. “Then I will,” said the little greatness of America and of its contribute toward the potential for Texas A&M. Stafford Springs; Myrtle When the government agent such a challenge. To help you celebrate your lives red hen. And she did. The Bicentennial Bicentennial celebrations lies in 100 In 1944, the American War Refugee Wanet, South St., Rockville; together, beautiful trios with a •Hexter and Goldschmidt (1972) came, he said to the little red per cent-acrylic, wash-and-wear, Sincerely yours, Board charged Germany with mass Minnie Welti, Tolland Ave., Health Effects from Air Pollution, Dr. G. Lillinglon, MD-Environmental wheat grew tall and ripened suggestion wedding band for each of you to Problems in Medicine, (1974). into golden grain. “Who will hen, “ You must not be made-in-Japan bric-a-brac. I refuse Lila Boldock Cohen murder during World War II. Rockville. match her diamond engagement greedy.” ' To the editor: to believe (whatever shortcomings 19 Cushman Dr. In 1963, P resid en t John F. Admitted Saturday; Katie ring. help me reap my wheat?” Dombek, Sadds Mill Rd., “ T R I/S r YOUR HEALTH TO YOUR “But I earned the bread,” To the Manchester Bicentennial one may cite in American history) Manchester Kennedy, assassinated in Dallas asked the little red hen. Commission: that 200 years of common effort and (Editor’s Note: We think this is a three days earlier, was buried in Ellington; Anthony Paggioli, DOCTOR AISD HIS PRESCRIPTIONS TO “Not I,”, said the duck. said the little red hen. I find it increasingly difficult, as fine idea and worth pursuing. We in­ Arlington National Cemetery. Birch Mormtain Rd., Bolton; achievement deserve no more than "’Yvonne Wright, Stafford “Exactly,” said the agent. we contemplate the Bicentennial the same devotion we show our vite others who may have similar “Out of my classification,” Springs. h M V«K THUtT M ideas for a more meaningful obser­ Wn OmAwW tgMwIiW said the pig. “That is the wonderful free scene, to believe that the Boston Tea newest automobile models. A thought for the day: American Discharged Saturday: “I’d lose my seniority,” said enterprise system. Anyone in Party was held only so that vance of the nation’s Bicentennial poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Robert Baron, W. Makin St., American supermarkets can sell year to submit them to The Herald’s said, “Into each life some rain must MANCHESTER PARKADE • 846-0012 the barnyard can earn as much Two hundred years of freedom, my Rockviile; Shephard Nedeau, Alto - Vtrnon, Britlol Plaza, the cow. Open Forum and to the Manchester a‘§ he wants. But under our teapots with red-white-and-blue friends, are worth more than shelf fall; some days must be dark,and Talcott AVe., Rockville; Eric Westlarma, Slmtbui> “I’d lose my unemployment labels on them; that George space in a discount store or double Bicentennial Commission.) dreary.” Pumiglia, Willimantic; Helen PARKADE PHAR.MACA compensation,” said the goose. modern government Washington’s men went barefoot at green stamps. Two hundred years Rose, Court Towers, “Then I will,” said the little regulations, the productive Valley Forge, that soldiers died in spent developing a constitution and a Rockville; Gail Connell, battle in order that hamburgers and George Dr., Vernon; Amelia red hen, and she did. workers must divide their democratic process such as few by Gill Fox paperweights and antiqued societies have known — these DeParolis, Hillside Ave., Ver­ NOW AT THE PARKADE product with the idle.” non; Frances Fluckiger, Staf­ INCLUDES CANDLE, At last it came time to bake biodegradable spittoons could be deserve more than immortality the bread. “Who will help me And they lived happily ever ford Springs. FRESH FLOWERS, packaged and sold in patriotic paper. through a “patent pending” label. Birth Saturday: A daughter TWO GREAT bake the bread?” asked the lit­ after, including the little red This horrendous thought occurs each I would therefore propose to you B O W L A N D hen, who smiled and clucked, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tle red hen. time I go into a store and con- what I consider a more significant Niemann, Quarry St., ARTIFICIAL FRUIT “That would be overtime for “I am grateful. I am grateful.” tempiate the vast sums pf money way to celebrate 2(X) years of history. Rockville. CANDIES going into corporate savings ac­ Admitted Sunday: Dorothy AS S H O W N me,” said the cow. But her neighbors wondered I would propose that the most valid, From N.Y. City counts, or being deducted on income- Backofen, Cherry St., why she never again baked any the most obvious way to celebrate a If visiting or having company CASH AND CARRY “ I’d lose my welfare tax returns as “advertising democratic process which is the Rockville; Malla Becker, more bread. for Thanksgiving benefits,” said the duck. expenses.” This same horrendous culmination of 199 first Tuesdays West Willington; David thought recurs with even greater after 199 first Mondays in November Burnham, Meadowwood Rd., CUT FLOWER SPECIAL Tolland; Keith Gamage, OPEN THMIKSaVINC DAY alarm each time I contemplate this is to make the 2(X)th first Tuesday Talcottville Rd., Vernon; i.iwZi.iJTB I burgeoning phenomenon as it affects after the 200 first Monday a day that Ruth LaFond, Old Farm Rd., and reflects our entire way of life. will not be forgotten. I propose that Tolland; Joyce Millikin, South BARRICINI I refuse to believe that the Manchester set as its goal for St., Rockville; Deborah honoring the American Bicentennial Printz, Old Main St., South a 100 per cent voter turnout for the WJndsor; Rose Small, Watson TODAY’S THOUGHT 1976 election. R,d., Vernon; Bruno It needs much work, many willing Stankiewicz, Court St., Dateline 1975 hands — but I submit that there are Rockville. Just as it takes time to grow many voters as tired as I of plastic Discharged Sunday: John a long time now, and you ought to be Connelly, Meadowbrook Rd., physically, it also takes time to grow teaching others, but instead you have patriotism. Ellington; Gary Deabiil, Mid­ spiritually, and it takes proper dropped back to the place where you By United Press We are looking for ways to over­ dle Rd., Ellington; Elisabeth nourishment. Peter speaks of this in 1 need someone to teach you all over liUernalionul come the ennui which afflicts so Eastwood, Maple St., Peter 2:2, “as newborn babes, desire again the very first principled in CHARLESTON, S.C., Nov. 25 - many today, to counteract the Ellington; Bethamy Heim, the sincere milk of the word, that ye God’s Word. You are like babies who The provincial congress declared the growing national cynicism. We need Mountain St., Rockviile; may grow thereby.” can drink only milk, not old enough colony “in a state of actual alarm” a challenge that will arouse a sense Hedwig, Kubasek, West St., I As we grow stronger spiritually, for solid food.” and dispatched additional militia to of common purpose, of common Rockville;. Raymond Thomp­ we should be looking deeper into the interior to help in the campaign values — maybe even generate some son, Lawrence St., Rockville; God s Word and be able to handle against the loyalists. Other com­ badly needed, good-natured humor Robert Whipple, High St., solid food. Hebrews 5:12,13 puts it Pat Anderson panies were »assigned to patrol and old-fashioned camaraderie. I Rockville; Kenneth Watson, Hillsdale Dr., Ellington. this way: “You have been Christians Trinity Covenant Charleston oii an around-the-clock offer you this proposal in the hope Church basis. Birth Sunday; A daughter to that it may, in some small measure. Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Printz, Old Main St., South Windsor. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Nov. 25, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HEFIALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN Holiday entertaining can be a breeze ENGAGED . .1- The holiday season is a time for Salmon Caviar-Avocado Dip is a 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion Betty’s Notebook sharing and entertaining — the only taste delight and a recipe that you 5 or 6 drops liquid hot pepper sauce By Betty Ryder problem is that for the majority of can double or triple depending on the % teaspoon salt folks it is also one of the busiest number of guests. You might offer seasons of the year. There is a solu­ pickled herring (a Scandinavian Cut avocado in half lengthwise and tion to this dilemma, however. ’The delicacy for the holidays or any time twist slightly to pull apart. Remove Manchester really is a “city of National Fishery Education Center of year). Maine sardines and thin large rubber bone, backs up on com­ seed but not the skin. Carefully village charm” and some of the has several suggestions that should slices of smoked salmon or lox, or remove meat from skins; save skins. mand, sits down, lies down, and com­ help to make your holiday enter­ residents are pretty darn charming, your own selection of favorite ready- Mash avocado; stir in mayonnaise or es when her name is called. taining a breeze. too. to-eat seafoods make nice additions. salad dressing, onion, pepper sauce, “No she doesn’t roll over yet,” Inn The delightfully-delicious as well From my kitchen window, I can Have plenty of crackers or toast and salt. Refill shells using Va of the laughs. “There seems to be a as easy answer is the wonderful look out almost any morning and find points. mixture in each shell. Level off top HAWMP in the way.” world of seafood. It’s easy to prepare joggers or prospective track stars Salmon Salad Puffs are tiny bite- with spatula or knife. Make a well in a snowball of tempting ready-to-eat huffing and puffing along, some in size puffs of make-ahead goodness. center of mucture about the size of shrimp and other goodies. Your jogging clothes, but most of them in The puff shells may be made ahead the seed. Fill well with salmon seafood or supermarket is stocked gym-type shorts. Around the World and frozen until ready to use. The caviar. Serve with favorite crackers with various sizes of frozen, cooked They really are dedicated. The I happened to glance through a lit­ Salmon Salad (or Tuna Salad) may or toast squares. Make about I-V4 shrimp. Fresh shrimp are available other day it was pretty cold about 6 tle booklet that came in the mail, and also be made a day ahead as the cups of dip depending upon size of a.m. and three fellows just whizzed in many areas. Use your imagination mixture should be well-chilled. avocado. it was full of elegant looking jewelry. and add an assortment of olives and by — their legs “beet” red from the On about page five, I found just the cold air. perhaps tiny pickled onions, radish Salmon Caviar-Avocado Dip right gift — to receive. 1 jar (2 ounces) salmon caviar Salmon Salad Puffs One had a stocking hat on, a pair of roses, pepper strips, or whatever you The page heading — “You 1 medium-size avocado ■ 1 can (7-V2 ounce) salmon* mittens, a white T-shirt and wish. A styroform ball makes an The engagement of Miss Virginia promised her the world now give it to 2 tablespoons mayonnaise or salad cup mayonnaise or salad dressing matching shorts. A women came ideal setting for the festive seafood Vi. Lee Green to James John Wilson Jr., her.” dressing ‘A cup finely chopped celery jogging by along a short time later, ball. both of Manchester, has been an­ It explained that if you buy the Vi cup finely chopped green pepper she slowed down to a walk, briefly, nounced by her parents, Mr. and exquisite set of diamond earrings, a 2 tablespoon slic^ green onion got her second wind, and then took Mrs. Robert F. Green of 17 Trumbull ring, necklace and brooch for only 1 teaspoon lemon juice St. off again. OLD CIDER MILL - 1287 $350,000, they will include a year-long Tiny puff shells (recipe follows) Mr. Wilson is the son of the late It’s really amazing, the number of trip around the world (for two) on a I Main Street, Glastonbury. Drain, bone, and flake salmon. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson Sr. of Dried floral arrangements. people who do get out and run. Heck, windjammer. It was worded so in- I just about make a dash to the car, Combine mayonnaise or salad Hartford. Straw doll Christmas triguingly. “Take her on that trip, and dressing, celery, green pepper, green The bride-elect is attending decorations. Gift baskets, or let the dog in, and that concludes when you get off to some remote cor­ jams, jellies and syrups. my running for the day. onion, and lemon juice; mix well. Manchester High School. ner of the world, give her the Fold in salmon; cover and chill well. Her fiance was graduated from the diamonds you bought before you left Cut tops from puff shells. Fill bottom Center of Vocational Arts in home.” half of shell with about 2 teaspoonfuls Norwalk. He has previously been I guess they added that last little of salmon mixture. Replace tops. employed at Caldor’s warehouse. NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. MARLOW; n FIRST FOR EVERYTHRKi FOR THE FAMIY t HOME SMCE 1911! Turkey tales bit, to be sure you spent your money Makes about 2 dozen puffs. - The couple is planning a January here and not there. Sounds like a DOWNTOWN STREIT, MANCHE8TCR • PhOM 641-8221 During the holiday season, the *If desired, 1 can (6-V2 or 7 ounce) wedding. great package deal, doesn’t it? 295 Broad Street Sat Up and Raady to Go Open B Days • Free Purnell Parking Connecticut Humane Society advises tuna may be substituted for salmon. LAYAWAYS WELCOME Master Charge Cards Accepted pet owners that turkey bones are bad Manchester, Conn. Puff Shells Gigantic SaWcUon for pets. They’re very brittle and Make a lot! Use some and freeze splinter easily. COLLEGE NOTES HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 to 5:30 FARR’S Rodeo report some!) Thursday 8:00-8:00 — S a t 8-1 A sliver or bone cah easily Vi cup boiling water penetrate or lodge “in^ the internal A letter was received from a Manchester resident commenting on ‘A cup butter or margarine organs of a family pet causing severe Mrs. Joseph J. Pitera Jr. of my reference to rodeos. In fact, she Dash salt pain and even prove fatal. Somerset, Mass., daughter of Mr. also enclosed a copy of a special '/2 cup flour The twine used for trussing the and Mrs. Walter A. Backus of 16 report on rodeos which was put out 2 eggs (room temperature) ^ o o d / ^ e a i ^ A R C O 0 turkey is also very dangerous. Robin Rd., has been awarded a M.S. by The Humane Society of the United TIRES strip - Old family Residents are reminded to dispose Combine water, butter or degree from Boston University with States in Washington, D.C. pieces of furniture make of the leftovers carefully so that no margarine, and salt in saucepan; a major in medical-surgical nursing. Her letter, in part, said “I, too, am ' 6 4 3 - 1 1 6 1 excellent Christmas gifts for animal will be needlessly en­ bring to a rapid boil. Add flour all at She is a 1968 graduate of East your loved ones. Have them appalled by the suffering we humans dangered. once and stir vigorously with wooden Catholic High School and a 1972 stripped now so that they can inflict on other living creatures for spoon until mixture is smooth and graduate of Salve Regina College, For A Practical Gift Think be re-finished in time for our own entertainment, such as hun­ Christmas. Route 31, Coven­ leaves sides of pan. Remove from Newport, R.I. ting, trapping, racing, and even our Of Us For Tires try, 7 4 2 ^ . heat. Do not overcook and do not She is currently employed as head own pets are often treated as dis­ return to heat. Add eggs, one at a nurse in the admitting room at Davis SHOCKS • FRONT END • DISC BRAKES posable in our ‘throw-away’ society. MAYBE YOU ARE thinking a Father to 22 camels time, and beat vigorously after each Parke Veterans Hospital, BALL JOINTS • COMPLETE EXHAUST “Just yesterday we encountered a gift of pine furniture.....con­ Hollywood animal trainer, Frank addition until dough no longer looks Providence, R.I. She is a member of AND OF COURSE OUR TIRES AND sider for example our custom small opossum in a Manchester Inn, who raised and trained Benji slippery. Drop level teaspoonfuls 2 the Rhode Island State and the FREE MOUNTING built coffee tables from $50. or residential area whose foot was MANCHESTER PARKADE from an animal shelter puppy to a inches apart on very lightly greased American Nurses Association and our end tables from $75. Check caught in a steel leghold trap. How our prices, Broad Brook Pine NEXT TO FORBES AND WALLACE ‘star’ is now completing training of baking sheet. Bake in very hot oven, the Rhode Island and American long would that animal have suffered Furniture. 644-0122. 22 camels for “Hawmps, a new fami­ 45° F., 10 minutes. Reduce heat to Associations of Critical Care Nurses. with pain, hunger and thirst before ly film. moderate, 350° F., and continue the trapper returned to beat it to HaWmps is a comedy-western baking 10 minutes or until firm to the death? loosely based on a pre-Civil War touch. Cool on rack away from Relatives Visiting For The Holidaysr “And even if one feels no compas­ About Army experiment wherein an entire drafts. Just before serving time cut sion for ‘wildlife’, what about U.S. Cavalry unit, based in Texas, tops from the number of shells End Your Transportation Worries... neighborhood children and domestic was told to trade their trusty steeds IN THE SERVICE desired and fill with favorite salad, town cats and dogs, even ourselves, who Diiion Leasing Dorp. for a pack of Arabian camels. pate, or as desired. Replace tops. RENT-A-CAR might have been the victims of such Makes about 50 puffs. 319 Main S t, Manchastor “That’s about as far as we follow Parents Without Partners, Door Granada Pinto Sedan 4 Door Torino Door Maverick a cruel device?” To freeze puff shells: Cool shells Phone 643-2145 4 the history books,’’ producer- Manchester Chapter, will meet When I have had an opportunity to Navy Hospitalman Appren. Dana thoroughly, arrange on baking sheet director Joe Camp reports “Then, School, Willimantic, he joined the tonight at 8 at Community Baptist read through the special report. I’ll E. Horton, son of John H. Horton of and freeze. When frozen, package in with the help of Frank’s camels, it Coast Guard in June 1975. Church, 585 E. Center St. The STRIP IT - Refinish it - and VISIT The Needlepoint Shop pass along some of the information 78 Marjorie Circle, Hebron, was freezer bag or container and store in PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING give it for Christmas - Oak sort of goes bananas from there. meeting is open to anyone widowed, for a fine variety in gifts you for those who may be interested. -graduated from Hospital Corps freezer for up to 2 months. Grove Furniture Stripping, can make quickly. Also kits to “Until now I though Benji was the divorced, separated, or never School at Great Lakes, 111. To thaw frozen puff shells: Stop in today, 319 Broad give. Route 44A, Bolton, 643- most difficult assipm ent I’d ever Army Pvt. Harold V. Rawlings, married and having at least one Street, Manchester. 646-1951. SEASONS GREETINGS from Arrange frozen puffs on baking sheet The 4342. had,” Inn said, “But I think this one’s A 1974 graduate of Rham High son of Mrs. Martha Rawlings, 11 living child. Miles Auto Sales, owned and going to outdo it.” It’s all ours School, Hebron, he joined the Navy in Goslee Dr. was assigned to the 3rd and let thaw in a slow oven, 300° F., operated by Erwin C. While the adult camels are being May 1975. until defrosted and crisp. It takes Tuxbury, Quality Cars, “There is one day that is ours. Infantry (The Old Guard) at Ft. The Women’s Bible Study Group of one-stop Reasonably Priced. He invites taught the simple necessary tasks of Myer, Va. just a few minutes, so watch! Cool on There is one day when all we South United Methodist Church will his many friends to stop by good pack and travel animals, the Coast Guard Seaman Appren. An­ rack out of draft. Americans who are not self-made go Pvt. Rawlings, a presidential meet tonight at 7:30 at 1208 Main St. and see him. 478 Center St., real trick is a baby camel, who must drew B. Urban, son of Mr. and Mrs. It’s great to have Puff Shells on Manchester. 646-6604. back to the old home to eat saleratus honor guard in Company A, 1st Bat­ learn to open gates, pick pockets, Richard L. Urban of Colonial Dr., hand in the freezer for appetizers and shop biscuits and marvel how much talion of the Infantry, entered the The mission and ministry com­ Columbia, has reported for duty nibblers in a hurry. Fill with your LOOKING FOR something to drink from a bottle, and believe it or Army last June and completed basic mittee of Emanuel Lutheran Church put under the tree? Call us and nearer to the porch the o)d pump aboard the Coast Guard Cutter favorite appetizer salad, spread, or not...cuddle. training at Ft. Polk, La. will meet tonight at 7:30 in the music we’ll find a house to put the looks than it used to be..Thanksgiving pate; great, too, for filling with Valentine (the baby camel) has Vigorous, homeported at New Lon­ room of the church. 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This printing test pattern is Christmas gifts, part of The Herald quality control program in order to and for just playing... give you one of the finest "w e have every little thing!" newspapers in the nation. ilnditat PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975 OBITUARIES Mrs. Stanley Dombek a.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975 — PAGE NINE ELLINGTON — Mrs. Catherine E. Center St. The Rev. Winthrop Winthrop LI. Ford Sr. Fidurko Dombek, 85, of Sadds Mill Nelson Jr. of Center Congregational Two Bennet students charged Church will officiate. Burial will be Winthrop U. Ford Sr., 75, of 51 Rd. died Monday at Rockville Oakwood Rd. died this morning at General Hospital. She was the wife of in St. James Cemetery, Glastonbury. with breach of the peace Stanley Dombek. Friends may call at the funeral Seven former race champions Manchester Memorial Hospital. He home tonight from 7 to 9. Two Bennet Junior High School was the husband of Mrs. Zeta Brown Mrs. Domek was born Oct. 23,1890 A patrolman on duty at the corner complaints from Main St. merchants The Herald Angle students were taken into custody by Ford. \ in Poland and had lived in Ellington The family suggests that any of Main and School Sts. Monday mor­ about loiterers. Police investigating memorial gifts may be made to Manchester Police Monday in the By Earl Yost • Mr. Ford was born in WindsoV and for more than 50 years. She was a ning reported a group of seven or the Monday morning incident said Center Congregational Church. latest round between authorities and lived there for 46 years and in communicant of St. Joseph’s Church, eight unruly youngsters congregating the problems apparently stem from a Sports Editor listed in record field of 932 loiterers on Main St. Dixfield, Maine, for three years Rockville. along sidewalks in front of downtown ban on cigarette smoking on school The two — a 13-year-old girl and before coming to Manchester 25 Other survivors are 4 sons, John businesses. 14-year-old boy — were referred to grounds, years ago. He was an Army Air Dombek, Edward Dombek and When of the group, the 13-year-old Arrests made or summonses and third best here last turkey day, juvenile authorities for alleged By EARL YOST Making his 30th start in the Five Another familiar face to many Force veteran of World War II. He Anthony Dombek, all of Rockville^^ girl, was asked to move along, she issued by Manchester Police in­ Burfoot holds the course record of and Joseph Dombek of Staffora ^Walter S. Muszynski breach of peace. They were released Sports Editor Miler Thursday will be Robbins, a race followers will be Dyson, winner was employed as head of the discount refused and began shouting cluded: 22:21 set in 1972 when he bested practicing M.D., and winner of both in 1956 in the closest race in history. Springs; 3 daughters, Mrs. Alvin Mr. Walter Stanley Muszynski, 75, to their parents. department of the United Bank and obscenities, police said. • Margaret Guerrera, 62, of 454 Whalers with local addresses Vitale in a race to the wire. the 1945 and 1946 races. He nipped Alan, Shaler and Bob Lanz and Mrs. Edwin Miarecki, both of 14 Lawton Rd. died Monday at Seven former winners, including Trust Co., formerly the Riverside The patrolman decided to take her Main St., charged Monday afternoon Five members of the New England Whalers are now residing in Scharff by one second. of Ellington, and Mrs. Edward Daley Hartford Hospital. He was the hus­ defending champion Amby Burfoot, Trust Co., of Hartford before his ■Fire calls into custody and when he began with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ Manchester — Nick Fotiu, Danny Arndt, Alan Hangsleben, Paul Hurley and of Vernon; 23 grandchildren and 31 band of Mrs. Ada Taylor Muszynski. will be in the gecord field of starters Manchester natives will see a retirement in 1965 after being with leading her to his police cruiser, the ting) at Stop & Shop Supermarket, Resale Paiemont. The latter owns his home and the others are renting. Fred great-grandchildren. Mr. Muszynski was born in Poland Monday, 7:42 p.m. —Minor fire in for Thursday morning’s 39th Five -Five Miler ^Runners’ Race"*.. familiar figure in the person of the bank for 35 years. For the past 10 rest of the group started a distur­ 263 W. Middle Tpke. Court date is O’Donnell is living in Vernon...Whaler publicist Kevin Walsh reports more The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 and came to the this country in 1911. box car on tracks near the commuter Mile Road Race in Manchester. McCluskey, a four-time champion, years, he was employed as credit bance, police said. Dec. 8. than 7,000 tickets have been sold for Friday night’s game against Denver and Whal does Amby Burfoot think of the Five Mile Road Raee in a.m. from the Ladd Funeral Home, He had lived in the greater Hartford parking lot on Tolland Tpke. (Eighth and a man who is marking his 50th manager at Regal Men’s Store. The apparent leader of the group — • Steven A. Hedlin, 19, of 80B slightly more for Saturday’s tussel with Indianapolis, both at the Civic The official pre-race entry list Manchester? 18 Ellington Ave., Rockville, with a area for over 60 years, coming to District Fire Department). year of running by marking finish to While in Windsor, he-served as the 14-year-old boy — was then taken Imperial Dr., charged this morning Center. He added better than 500 family plan tickets have gone for Friday totals 932. Will Hadden, general rile six-liine winner penned the following to Will Hadden, general Mass at St. Joseph’s Church at 9. Manchester a year ago. Before his Today, 6:20 a.m. -Standby duty at his career in the Five Miler. chief of the Windsor Volunteer Fire into custody, police said. with threatening, Police said the night and over 700 for Saturday’s game. "The man of the house buys a ticket at chairman for the sponsoring Nutmeg ehairinan. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s retirement in 1964, he had been Manchester Green School as repairs Department, clerk of the Windsor Police have assigned patrolmen to ■ charge, lodged on a court warrant, the regular price and other members of the family can get adjacent seats at a Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, said Kelley, like Burfoot, is also a six­ Cemetery, Rockville. employed as a set-up man at Fuller were made to malfunctioning oil Court, town constable, treasurer of the vicinity for some time due to stems from a domestic argument reduced rate...Accolades are due Cantor Arthur Koret whose booming and today. Entries postmarked no later I ran my first Manchester Five Mile Road Race as a high school senior time winner. Friends may call at the funeral Brush Co., East Hartford, for 45 burner. (Town Fire Department). Grace Episcopal Church and vice earlier this month. Court date is Dec. impressive voice rings out with the National Anthem before each Whaler than Nov. 19 were accepted. in 1963 and it was the most exciting running experience I had ever had. home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. There years. He was a member of Com­ One triumph each was racked up commander of the American Legion 15. home game in Hartford...Merrill Whiston hosted 90 players and coaches of the The race starts at 10:30 on Main I don’t believe I’ve missed a Thanksgiving since then, so Thursday will be a vigil service tonight at 8 at munity Baptist Church. by Vitale, in 1970, and Close in 1958. Post. He also had been commander Other survivors are 2 sons, Walter More weekend burglaries football teams at Bennet and Illing Junior High last Friday night at the Coun­ Street. should be my lucky IJth. the funeral home. Robbins, McCluskey and Close are of the American Legion Post in J. Muszynski of East Hartford and Police probing try Club at a banquet...Most improved golfers at the Manchester Country Last year there were 830 entries, At any rate, I’ve run a lot of races here and abroad during the past all Manchester natives and all won Dixfield. Mrs. Edna M. Sherwood William Muszynski of Worcester, Manchester Police detectives are rear door, which was found open by a fatal accident Club during the 1975 were Dan Morline and Olive Fagan. Ralph DeNicolo, 709 starters and 682 finishers, all decade and I still consider Manchester No. 1. As with any great event, it’s He was a member of Washington continuing to investigate a high assistant pro, made the announcement. Morline is a veteran high school foot­ records at the time. Given a break difficult to enumerate specific reasons, but there arc many, such as: The national championshjps, more than a Mrs. Edna Mae Hill Sherwood, 87, Mass.; 3 daughters. Miss Margaret newspaper carrier Sunday morning. Manchester Police are still in­ Lodge of Masons, Windsor, number of weekend burglaries and ball official who loweE6d4»s-han4icap from 21 to 12...Phil Sullivan, author of a from the weatherman, all are warm welcome extended by race officials, the outstanding organization combined total 45, and McCluskey of Windsor, formerly of Manchester, Muszynski of Manchester, Mrs. In other thefts reported to vestigating a Sunday morning fatal > Washington Commandry, Knights thefts, including a break into the 75 will head the Tournament Committee next year. The expected to be shattered of the signing-up, the token gift given competitors, the thousands of and Close were both Olympic squad died Monday night at a Manchester William Conway of East Hartford Manchester Police Monday, goods accident on Center St. and were un­ Templar, and Sphinx Temple Shrine, Forest St. home of Matthew Moriar- n the committee to fill are those of Maynard Clough who did a Thanksgiving morning enthusiastic spectators, the band, the awards assembly, the mailing of members. The same holds true for convalescent home. She was the and Mrs. Marilyn Snyder of Rocky worth about $400 were stolen in three able to release details on the incident Hartford. He was a charter member ty Sr. fabulous job handling publicity, an important job that is often badly Joining Burfoot, a six-time winner results with Earl Yost’s insightful articles, and so on. Kelley. widow of Ora C. Sherwood. Hill; 16 grandchildren and 9 great­ unrelated incidents. today. of the Sphinx Temple Drum Corps. More than $1,100 in cash and neglected. - including the last four in success- It’s hard to know where to begin or end in extolling the highpoints of grandchildren. Six pairs of slacks valued at $50 John J. O’Toole Jr., 37, of 160 The 1975 race will be the 25th under He is also survived by a son, Mrs. Sherwood was born March 10, jewelry was reported stolen from the sion - among the ex-champs will be the Manchester Five Miler. All in all, the best comment a runner can The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at were taken from Marlow’s Depart­ Jewell St., Hartford, was killed in the Tall Cedars’ sponsorship. All monqy Winthrop U. Ford Jr. of Manchester. 1888 in Hartford and had lived in Moriarty home Sunday morning. The little Johnny Kelley, Joe McCluskey, make is that Manchester is a “runners’ race,’’ and that’s exactly how I Manchester for about 30 years before Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm ment Store, 867 Main St. A pair of accident, which occurred just before collected, including registration fees, The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose money and pieces of antique jewelry skis worth about $400 was taken from John Vitale, Peter Close, Charlie feel about it. will be turned over to the Muscular 2 4 a.m. on Center St., east of Knox St. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. moving to Windsor several years were apparently taken from a Robbins and Charlie Dyson. So I’ll be seeing you Thursday morning and, I hope, for many, Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. a car parked at the Manchester Shop­ O’Toole, a pedestrian, was struck Dystrophy Fund. The Rev. Arnold Tozer of Christ ago. She was a former member of pocketbook which had been placed Silver on silver anniversary Burfoot and Vitale are listed many more Thursday mornings to come. Know that me and hundreds of Friends may call at the funeral ping Parkade. A canvas door, worth by a car driven by Joseph Ostroski, Church Congregational of Newington Center Congregational Church, Loyal near a window. The intruder ap­ among the favorites along with Billy other runners throughout New England love your race, look forward to Race headquarters will be set up at home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to $50, was removed from a Jeep 22, of N. River Rd., Coventry. The Red Hadden is $25 richer today — all in silver — after his testimonial dinner will officiate. Burial will be Sunday Circle of King’s Daughters, and parently entered the home through Rodgers, Boston Marathon winner competing in it every year, and appreciate the immense amount of work the East Side Rec. Sunset Rebekah Lodge. 9 p.m. parked at the K-Mart shopping car was impounded by police but no last Saturday night. The money was one of several presentations made by the in Greenwood Cemetery, Dixfield, the kitchen window and left via a center on Spencer St. committee headed by Fred Peck for the anniversary of Tall Cedar spon­ Survivors are a son, Ronald F. other action has been taken. Maine. sorship...When Yale and Harvard attracted 66,846 spectators to last Satur­ Friends may call at the funeral Sherwood Sr. of Windsor; a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Phyllis) Pratt of day’s Ivy League football game at New Haven, it was the biggest crowd for a home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to college game since 1967 when the two arch-rivals met before 68,137 tans. The Manchester; a brother, Fred T. Hill 5 9 p.m. biggest crowd ever for a Yale game was 70,874 for the Army appearance in The family suggests that any of East Hartford; four grandchildren Steelers play like champs 1954, the Cadets winning, 48-7...Jack Daly, well-known after-dinner speaker, memorial gifts may be made to and six great-grandchildren. The funeral is Wednesday at 11 served as head linesman in the Yale-Harvard game, Daly has delivered his Manchester Memorial Hospital. 'Down East’ talks several times and is one of the best humorists in the field...Tom Conran is now in his 25th year of running (for free) basketball clinics at the Community Y for youngsters. Currently there are 160 boys in­ Hartford Natioiialls volved... Labor for the new concrete ticket booths at Memorial Field’s foot­ in routing Houston Oilers ball area was supplied by members of the Army & Navy Club. Gil and Spec Flavell, Don Ponticelli, "rom Conran, Dave Wiggin, Larry Mazur, Gary York, HOUSTON (UPI) — Lynn Swann, it Ken Jarvis and Denny Carlin all pitched in to get the job done...Luck con­ Harris (149 yards) to dent the Curley seemed, did not want to let the tinues to follow Doc McKee. Winner of $5,000 recently in the state lottery, Culp-led defense worse than it has Huston Oilers off the hook with just a McKee scored a ‘double’ at the annual Trophy Night drawing Saturday at the 32-9 whomping. ever been dented. Manchester Country Club...When Carmen Cozza steps forward to accept a Harris is the first runner to gain ll\STA\T REMARD Speaking in a tone so as not to add Gold Key from the Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance Feb. 1, he will be the insult to injury, the Pittsburgh over too yards against the Houston fourth Yale coach to be honored. Cozza will join Tad Jones, Ducky Pond and defense this season. Steelers’ talented wide receiver had a Jordan Olivar on Feb. 1 at New Haven’s Park Plaza Hotel. Defense dominated the early going i-kSsirsI post-game word of wisdom. as the score (3-2 Oilers) indicated “When the Houston Oilers said with 5:07 remaining in the second they were going to slam the door on quarter. somebody, they better make sure But moving from their own 34-yard Notes off the cuff next time it isn’t a revolving door,” It costs $20 to park a bus at Schaefer Stadium for a New England Patriot he said. line, the Steelers struck for the go- Herman J. ahead touchdown on six plays. Harris David J. James M. (A timely gift for you to give.) football game. “When the Manchester Army & Navy Club took in the recent Deep inside the Astrodome, Heck ran over for his first of two Torstenson Gerrity, Jr. Patriot game against Miami at Foxboro, it took the two buses carrying the Swann’s teammates celebrated the touchdowns from four yards. local party more than one hour just to get out of the parking lot...Manchester light-headedness of their near season One play later, the Steelers had the Police Union is reported to be interested in staging a second pro boxing card long climb back to the top of the ball back on an interception. And this winter at the Clarke Arena. The first last spring wound up in red in- American Football Conference Cen­ k...Don’t blame Jim Rice and Fred Lynn of the Boston Red Sox for not four plays later, Bradshaw threw 18 N tral Division. yards to Swann for a second score making themselves available longer for visitors to the Hartford Auto “I wouldn’t say we. were out to and a 15-3 halftime lead. We All Wish You Dealers’ Show last weekend at the Hartford Civic Center. The show prove anything,” said fullback Fran­ In the third quarter, the Steelers promoters are to blame and also for not notifying the public in advance at co Harris, “but we were ready to which times the two ball players would appear...Just Wondering tear into them.” controlled the ball for over 11 Department: How many more years, and winning seasons, will Dick Since losing their second game, the minutes, adding a field goal and holding the Oilers to no first downs. Danielson need at Manchester High before his efforts are recognized at a Steelers have roared back to win A Happy The Oilers did get on the board in testimonial dinner? Such an honor for the tall 29-year coach is long over­ eight in a row and look—finally—like due...Five more hockey players from each Manchester High and East a Super Bowl defender. the fourth quarter when Dan Catholic High are needed to round out the squads. Clyde Miller reports that Pastorini’s long heave was caught 0 “This team is better than last snared from between two defenders each school has only 12-player rosters at the moment. It will cost $5,(X)0 for year’s team,” said quarterback Thanksgiving... by Ken Burrough for a 59-yard ice time, officials, jerseys and socks to support the two teams this winter. Terry Bradshaw who, in his list of touchdown. But sandwiched around The players must buy all other equipment needed...If Manchester is such a improvements, could have started (UPI Photo) that score were two more Steelers big hockey town, where are all the eligible players of high school age? with himself. He mixed his passing John Fuqua scores for Steelers touchdowns on 13-yard runs by (13-of-16) and the running of Franco ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. Eludes grasp of Oilers’ Boh Atkins Harris and Frenchy Fuqua. 963 Main Street, Manchester Phone 649-5241 V Miami hopes dip Griffith gotMauch to change mind NEW YORK (UPI) - Nineteen manager of the Minnesota Twins. Then the calls started coming. One ago if he called again, I'd take the years was enough. In his own mind, Once he makes up his mind, Mauch was from Charlie Finley asking him job,” Mauch said. “He called again.” Gene Mauch wasn’t going to go for doesn’t generally change it, but sit­ if he Was interested in managing the with Griese ailing 20. When the Montreal Expos fired ting home in Palm Springs, Calif., Oakland A’s. Mauch said yes, under In some respects, Griffith has the him at the end of this season, he same approach to baseball as Mauch. I after the Expos let him go, he began certain conditions. There were calls decided he was all finished to do a lot of thinking and the more he from other clubs, including the Once he makes up his mind, he usual­ managing. He had enough. Three thought, the more he came abound to ly doesn’t change it. He made up his MIAMI (UPI) — When quarterback Bob Griese crumpled on the artificial Twins, and Gene Mauch listened to years with Atlanta and Minneapolis the realization the only one he was mind a long time ago he’d never give surface of the Orange Bowl Sunday, the Miami Dolphins’ hopes of another all the offers without jumping afany in the minors, nine more with kidding was himself and he certainly of them. more than a one-year contract to any AFC East crown may have crumbled with him. Philadelphia and seven with Mon­ would miss managing if he became a Calvin Griffith called Mauch every manager of his. That’s the way it has Griese, who went down without treal. fifth game and led the Dolphins sportscaster, a customers’ man in a day for more than a month, talking to been with every manager he signed being hit, suffered tendon damage in Only one thing bothered him. He ever since taking over the club upon the big toe of his right foot. He will without a loss through the first round brokerage house or something like him about managing the Twins. never had a winner. Closest he ever that. the death of his uncle, Clark Griffith, undergo surgery today and is lost to of the playoffs until Griese assumed “I made up . my mind two weeks command once again and led the came was in 1964 when the Phillies 20 years ago. the Dolphins for the remainder of the looked as if they had it all locked up, season. team to a Super Bowl championship. but stumbled in the final week and “We felt the surgery was the safest Morrall was named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player that year. finished one game back, tied for se­ way to go for Bob now and for the cond with the Reds. future,” Miami coach Don Shula said “In my own mind I feel good,” he said. “I still feel I’m in shape and my His dismissal by the Expos hit him Monday. “This way the doctors can hard, Mauch confessed Monday in go in and see what’s wrong.” arm feels good. I’m a bit rusty, but that’s going to happen when you Bloomington, Minn., where he signed Griese was examined Monday for a three-year contract as new what was described as a rupture or haven’t played for a while.” tear of the long flexor tendon of the People Helping People big toe. Team physician Dr. Herbert for it now at a very Special Virgin decided on an operation in­ 2 stead of placing the toe in a cast. Snowstorm cuts drill low liankprice. Get all your m on^ back later.*' “We took an extra day in order to explore all the alternatives available Hei'e’s a g^’cat idea from the Favonte Peinon bank — just in time YOU DECIDE WHEN YOU GET ALL YOUR MONEY BACK* to us,” Shula said. “It was decided by foi' you to thrill some favorite pei^son of youi' own this holiday season. HvixMUvexuinplosormiiiiinum amounts for your Instant Kinvard.OtlKM'iimountsanti the doctors that an operation was the Helping people doesn’t mean doing so only Wlien you biing in a specified amount of money to a Haitford matuiities aiv uvailaltlv. Your am iunl will draw t)u> liiKlb'st rato of inteivst allowinl by best way to go.” Troubles continue National savings account and agi'ee to leave it for a iTi’edetermined law. And you'll liavvyourT\'tir wali-h n>rht awtiy! “In all probability he is still out for when you feel like it... or only when it’s con­ 1.1 liuriiial Ainoiitil IbiiiiinxIatuI Amoiinl J. Net .Xmoimt |li'|H>:il. peiiod of time, you can get an INSTANT REWARD. the season,” Shula said. “There’s no venient. It means being available whenever Vm iGci Hark at Maliinl.v.* 5 Your INSTANT REWARD could be a smart new Benrus L.E.D. real hope he’s going to be ready to to pile up for Pats you’re needed. MAGNAVOX digital watch —man’s or woman’s 19" COLOR T\* $.W2I.77 $:i.-i«'i.77 $i.9ir».2:) $UH)7.7:i play at least in the next three to five We’re ready to give immediate assistance, model. The Light Em itting. Diode weeks." MAN'S HKNRUS no matter what the hour. display shows both time-of-day and L.K.I). WATCH With Griese out, the Dolphins’ FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — When troubles start to rain, they pour down the date. And the Benrus digital hopes of protecting a one-game lead And so it was Monday with the LADY’S BENRUS watch can achieve accuracy within LE.D. WATCH $1^9.07 $ 7;u.-17 $1,779.07 $ (LM.-17 over Baltimore and Buffalo in the beleaguered New England Patriots, three minutes a yeai'! What a won- AFC East rest with 41-year-old Earl who were cursed additionally by a stood on the sidelines against Buffalo deiful gift for someone you love-a Morrall. The 20-year veteran, who snowstorm that shortened practice. as rookie Steve Grogan completed 25 beautiful, sophisticated, uji-to-the- *FiKierul I'eRulatiuns ivtiuirea substantial inteivst |K>nalty for early unthdmwul. replaced the injured Griese in the Before the first snow ofrthe season of 46 passes for 365 yards, the third minute Benrus wiistwatch — the veiy TheoriRinal amount will be redum i by the cost of the pivinium ineludiiiRT'i Connecticut Sales Ta.x. third quarter Sunday against the hit, the Patriots, 3-7, found out they highest figure in the Patriots’ history. latest. Colts, hit on just one of nine passes in would be without linebacker George MuyU* you’d rulluM- Rive Best of all, you get it simiily by Miami’s 33-17 defeat. Webster for the rest of the season. After viewing game films of the -o ro w n -u maRnifieent 100*; saving money. How much you biing In 1972 Morrall took qvdr in the The ninth-year pro from Michigan Buffalo loss. Patriots Coach Chuck HOIMES^uHe^df^ome Kolid state MoRiiavox color television set. Fairbanks praised Grogan and tight in depends on how long you want to State underwent surgery Monday to 400 M A IN STREST • MANCHESTER, C O N N leave your money in the bank. The chart gives a few examples. repair torn cartilage in his right end Russ Francis, who caught seven HARTFORD NATIDML passes for 125 yards. If you prefer, you could buy a 19-inch Magnavox T’V at a special BOWLING knee. The injury occurred early in low bank pnce. You’ll still get all youi- money back at maturity. The chart (The Rivorite Person) R ^ K Sunday’s 45-31 loss to the Buffalo “But we were hurt by those big shows a few examples. Bills. plays on third and long yardage,” SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: HOWARD L. HOLMES AND ARTHUR G. HOLMES ZODIAC - Betty Euliano 176, In other injury news, the Patriots said Coach Chuck Fairbanks, whose STANDING: NORMAN M. HOLMES AND HOWARD M. HOLMES Uura Wheatley 176, Elli Brailsford reported quarterback Jim Plunkett’s season began with a players’ strike (UPI Photo) 184, Loretta Griffin 477, Lisa Lugin- right knee, injured two games ago, p d continued through season-ending Bird's eye view of new Yankee Stadium buhl 450. remained sore and swollen. Plunkett injuries and the eventual waiving of Mack Herron. Renovation work to be eompleled before opening day in April f PAGE TEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Nov. 25. 1975 ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tueg.. Nov. 25. 1975 - PAGE ELEVEN on Dec. 6—and they need to Alabama (9-1) held on to BOWLING win both games to clinch the No. 4 spot this week NeWi grid challengers the Southwest Conference with 252 points and Texas title and the host spot in (9-1) moved up two places ATHLETIC AFTER THE GAME NEW YORK (UPI) - UCLA. The Buckeyes MUFFLERS the Cotton Bowl. HAPPY HOLIDAYS- Inex PARKADE JUNIOR- Lori Texas A&M and Oklahoma teams received as many as to No. 5. Babineau 125-125, Chicky Balesano Bilodeau 185-201-553, Nick Marotti received 39 first place 300 points.! have moved in as the most votes and 399 points from VISIT YOUR FAVORITE LAST WEEK’S 131-341, Dot Christensen 127, Julia 231-535, Bob Courtright 211, Roger serious challengers to Ohio While the regular season FOOTWEAR Reggio 133. Poudrier 211, Jody Bauer 181-467, the 40 coaches who par­ is over for both Ohio State State for the United Press ticipated in this week’s GET READY b y DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIERS MarkGluhosky 545, Mike Jordan 506, International Board of and Oklahoma, it is really WINNER Charles Hartley 502, John Jenkins ratings to take a 67-point only just bjjginning for fo r FOR CHURCH- Alden Collins 531, Paul Coaches major college lead over Texas A&M. Houle 508, Stan Linber 523, Bob 564, Cindy Dobson 453. football championship. Texas A&M, The Aggies • ADIDAS Texas A&M received the still must play the two the • KEDS Hughes 537, Bud Shunder 512, Don Rose Bowl-bound Ohio other first place vote and “RACE'’ WEEK ENDING NOV. 17 Anderson 500, Jay Calangelo 222-554, PARKADK BANTAM- W alter State, which completed a toughest teams on their • PUMA • CONVERSE Silva 159-400. 332 points while Oklahoma schedule-Texas (9-1) on Jack Nelligan 211-563, Phil Chase 222- perfect 11-0 regular season got 307 points. No other • TIGER • SPOTBILT

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(C O O O fti q k AddresB MANCHESTER MANCHESTER FailiiofU fc i M Phone _ AND TEAM 945 MAIN STREET Name______PARKADE TIRE, INCa NAMES LISTED Addreaa______DOWNTOWN 250 BROAD 8T., MANCHESTER ?03 MAIN STa, MANCHESTER I at (B) Datfoll K IN Q ’S S E C TIO N >(OU "e Hi - -V A R C O 0 IN THE ADS Phone______MANCHESTER (Oppealta Saar's Automollva) OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL O r M. 643-1161 e MANCHESTER MASTER CHARGE ON THIS PAGE hmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnni^ III PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975 - PAGE THIRTEEN LEGAL NOTICE Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 ABA players hopeful Court of Probate. District of MANCHESTER- first offering Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING seven rooms, full basement ESTATE OF MINNIE J. all city utilities, oil heat, com­ Twins hireMauch KPvEIHEIT, an incapable oerson plete aluminum siding, “REUXED OWNERSHIP” PursuanI to an order of Hon. William Sanlal l. raata realtoc of finishing season E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated November ® te liera ld excellent condition, asking MIS 17. 1975 a hearing will be held on an price $36,900. Assumable 6% application praying for authority to mortgage, with large down Enjoy home ownership without the day to day worry of NEW YORK (UPI) — Although they have seen a good chunk of their world YOU sell certain real estate as in said application on file more fully appears, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ayment. Charles outside work. We have several deluxe 7-room Colonial crumble around them amid suspicion of a conspiracy to do them in, the sur­ at the Court of Probate on Dwember 4. Lesperance, 649-7620. Condominiums with 4 baths and finished rec rooms. can' 1975 at 10:30 A M. Call up winger viving players of the American Basketball Association are confident they will $36,900. Call Jan Wiater. for three years Pearl J. Hultman, Ass t. Clerk VERNON - just over LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - The stay in business at least until the end of the season. PHONE 643-2711 Manchester line, a gorgeous Washington Capitals, floundering in To help ensure that future, though. ten room '^split Ranch, with FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD the basement of the National Hockey the ABA Players Association has ABA players he will conduct a Birgain Burs for Bittered large poof, cabana, etc., high REAIE’S CORNER League’s Norris Division, have called upon the courts to enjoin hearing on this request next Monday BudgeUJn Uw wont adt. 50’s and well worth it. T. J. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - tion in 1946 and says his “two best Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 moved to bolster their front line by league President John Brown of Ken­ morning. Help Wanted 13 Gene Mauch, looking for a winning years in baseball” came in 1958 and ADVERTISING calling up right-winger John Pad- tucky from acting against their best In addition, the players accused ADVERTISING team, got together Monday with the 1959 when he managed the AVON - Tell me what you STAFFORD SPRINGS - two dock. interests. xiiIn addition,auukkiuiiy the ulc };ictycidplayers aare ie lBrown i i u w i i uiof ciiLuuidgiii^encouraging uauivciabackers uiof theuic DEADLINE family, exceptionally lovely, Minnesota Twins, a team looking for Cd Minneapolis Millers to American RATES want for Christmas ... I’ll tell 51 GOODWIN ST. - Six room. EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine Paddock, a 6-foot-3, 190-pounder, asking an unspecified amount of in- Virginia Squires and Utah Stars to 12:00 noon the day before you how to earn the $$ to pay five rooms each side. This (Jape, custom healed recrea­ rooms, 22x28 Master an experienced disciplinarian. Association pennant^ W rs wm r ^ X 1_ _ 1-V _ .11 1 At publication. for it when you become an country home completely tion room, with carpeting and bedroom, family room, game had eight goals and nine assists in 18 demnification from the Denver fold, a move that would reduce the 1 day . 10$ word per day Mauch signed a three-year con­ He managed the Philadephia Deadline for Saturday and Avon Representative. renovated, top to bottom.Oil bar, eat-in kitchen, built in room, den, private yard, on games with the Richmond Robins of Nuggets and New York Nets for what ABA to six teams and, the players 3 days . .9$ word per day tract to manage the Twins through Phillies for nine years (1960-68) and i t Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Beautiful jewelry, cosmetics, heat, garage, large lot, city stove, new roof, aluminum dead end street in prime the American Hockey League before they termed “conspiracy...to violate fear, facilitate entry by the survivors 6 days . .8$ word per day gifts from the world’s largest sewer, water, most con­ neighborhood, for further the 1978 season. It was a then went to Montreal, where his 26 days . ,7c word per day siding, two car garage, getting the Caps’ call Monday. He federal antitrust laws.” into the NBA. m y I dS! cosmetics company are ready venient. High 30’s. Look at workshop, move in condition, details call Philbrick Agency, homecoming for Mauch, tanned from seven-year association ended when IS words, $2.00 minimum PLEASE READ scored six of the goals in a recent The Nets and Nuggets were Brown, whose wife owns majority to show and sell now. Call me your leisure. Further infor­ Bowers School. Asking, $38,- Realtors. 646-4200. golfing at his Palm Springs, Calif., he was fired last fall. H a p p y A d a ...... $2.19 Inch mation, call Donald S. Gale, three-game stretch. blanied for causing the rapid fire interest in the Kentucky Colonfels, i YOUR AD at 523-9401. 000, Elva Tyler Realtor, 649- home since he was fired by Montreal “I was hit hard by the Montreal Realty Company. 289-7939, 4469. GARRISON COLONIAL - four demise of both the Baltimore and San said in Louisville, “I would en­ Classified ads are taken over 646-3790. at the end of last season. He began thing,” he said. “I didn’t know what I the phone as a convenience. RECEPTIONIST- busy years old, f ieldstone Diego franchises by seeking entry courage any team that lacks solid his baseball career in Minnesota 30 was going to do. I had to get things Player of year W ITH A The Herald is responsible for Manchester medical office. MANCHESTER- 7W% fireplace, beam ceiling, wall- into the NBA, reducing the ABA from financial backing, fan support and only one incorrect insertion and Job requires good typist, assumable, approximately to-wall carpeting, family years ago. straight with myself.” MANCHESTER CLEVELAND (UPI) - All 10 teams to eight and putting a quality talent to cease operations. HERALD o M i ' then only to the size of the some transcription anci light $9,000 to assume this six room room, sliding glass doors to For the Twins, hurting at the gate Mauch said he hadn’t had time to original insertion. Errors which American tailback Archie Griffin of number of players out of work. But it looks like all eight teams in our W A N T A D bookkeeping. Experience Cape, with new kitchen, wall- large deck, garage, mint con­ after four straight lackluster seasons study the Twins' shortcomings or to \ 1 T do not lessen the value of the preferred, but will train if to-wall carpeting, sundeck, dition. $51,700. Philbrick Ohio State Monday was chosen the league will be able to continue i ( u ^ 1 " advertisem ent will not be cor- in the American League West Divi­ In a itiove that caught virtually necessary. 8:30-5:30 Monday immaculate, $34,900, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. decide on his coaches, but he said he National Collegiate Player of the operations the rest of the season.’] 643-2711 ^ ^0 reeled by an additional Inser­ >33,900 everyone in the sport by surprise, the tion. through Friday. Liberal Six-room C(bndominium, weekdays after 6, Owner- sion, it was the injection of fresh would attempt to make the club “fun- Year by the Cleveland Touchdown ABA Players Association announced [ t \ benefits, Salary commen- three bedrooms, V-iz baths, agent, 649-3944. MINI-FARM on We.st side, blood from outside the family- damentally sound” with an Club. Monday that it has filed legal papers I JIM surrte with experience. Reply air-conditioned, pool, and seven room home in excellent operated organization to replace “enthusiastic, intelligent” playing with business and personal CAPE - three bedrooms, condition, new siding etc., GENE MAUCH Griffin, the nation’s record- in Manhattan Federal Court tennis. Much more. Frank Quilici. style. Help Wanted 13 references, to Herald Box U. fireplace, garage, rec room, garage, large lot with garden breaking rusher who gained 100-plus requesting it be included in the I WILSON “I promised myself two years ago S h e H e r a t h large circular pool, and fruit trees, shed. $42,000. leagues (Rod Carew) in the lineup yards for a record 31 straight games, various suits involving the ABA and •••••••••••••••••••••••••a Philbrick Agency, Realtors, that if I ever took another big league The Twins finished fourth last of Bolton PART TIME cleaners needed, MUNSON’S CANDY WARREN L assumable VA 7 12% every day and some of the best season with a 76-83 record and drew is the Cleveland TD Club’s second the National Basketball Association. Lost and Found 1 early morning and evening KITCHEN is now accepting mortgage, lovely 646-4200. job it would be with a club that has neighborhood, only, $35.90(), pitchers,” he said, “I believe I’ve got only 737,156 fans to Metropolitan two-time winner. Howard This would include participation in Bowling hours, 6-10 a.m. Must have applications for part time the potential to win,” Mauch, 50, said “Hopalong” Cassady of Ohio State is FOUND- one black and white transportation. 649-5334. salesclerks.ales Hours are 4-8 on HOWLAND call 646-1189, evenings. NEW RANCH - Extra large that here.” Stadium. Cal Griffith, owner, said such future court cases involving e Turkey Trot. |,gjp female mixed, call 2 at a news conference. weekdays, plus weekends. 15- Realtors 643-1108 modern kitchen, two baths, Mauch played shortstop for the St. the only other collegian to win the merger, the option clause, the Dog Warden, 646-4555. “With the best hitter in the major 1976 will be a critical year for the CARD GALLERY - Vernon, 20 hours per week, Call for ap­ COVENTRY - Five room fireplace, 2-car garage, Paul Saints of the American Associa- award two years in a row, in 1954 and Ranch, lake view. Stove, aluminum siding and win­ team on the field and at the gates. college draft and the blacklist, and TEE-TOTALERS- Karen Riordan full lime - part time mature pointment, 649-4332, 1955. , Judge Robert Carter has told the LOST-passbooks 01-023311- person, must be able to work BOLTON - large seven room refrigerator. Farm er’s Home dows, large deck, picture win­ 193-459, Fran Tamsin 459, Phyllis 2,29-009443-0, and 29-009125-5 evenings and Saturday. Apply Business Opportunity 14 Raised Ranch, executive qualified. Only $20,900. Pasek dow in basement with walk­ Kehoe ailing Hufford 177, Sharlie DeLisle 178, LEGAL S¥*¥:¥;¥:¥;¥;:S;¥:::¥:¥::;¥;¥:¥::;S of The Connecticut Bank and in person only, locate:d near Iv­ neighborhood, call Dubaldo- Realtors, 289-7475. out to patio. $47,900. Philbrick Marge DeLisle 454, Sheila Lewis 191- Trust Company, Parkade Of­ Mart PARTNER WANTED - to Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Right fice. 483, Marie Ford 188-455, Donna NOTICE operate produce stand, at wing Rick Kehoe of the Pittsburgh Flea Market in Manchester, MANCHESTER- one of a kind RAISED RANCH - seven Celts happy Magowan 183-512, Nancy Washburn INDEX RN or LPN, 11-7, weekends, Penguins will be sidelined for about ADMISSION OF ELECTORS FOUND- one male black and Only on Sundays. Minimum ten room Victorian Colonial, rooms, beamed cathedral ^Wasn’t meant to die 180-233-565. NOTICES tan, German Shepherd, call Laurel Manor, 649-4519. investment. Call Fred, 649- completelv refurbished, A MANCHESTER ceiling in living room with two weeks because of a slight ankle — TOWN OF BOLTON, CONN. 1 Leal and Found 5 Women^s volleyhall^- Tolland Turrnpike, call Dog fieldstone fireplace, eat-in Notice is hereby given that 2 — P e rso n als 6544. well careo for yard. Asking, with bench fracture. 3 Warden, 646-4555. HYGENIST - full time, for — Announcements $72,500, Century 21, Jackston- kitchen, formal dining room, S t a n d in g s the Board of Admission of dental office, call 8-5, 649-4751. TO SEHLE ESTATE SLIDELL, La. (UPI) — Duck hunter Warren Stovall, A team spokesman said Kehoe suf­ ECAC stars 4 Entertainment Avante, 646-1316 or 646-5461. Three family, 6-3-3, two-car 15x21 family room with fered the injury Saturday in Electors of the Town of Bolton 5 — A u ctio n s Personals fireplace, wooded acre lot BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston relaxing at home after bagging a pair of mallards he in­ Dolphins CENTERVILLE, Mass. (UPI) - will be in session in the Com­ WANTED - Mature reliable 7-WAY INCOME garage. Fast Sale Needed! FINANCIAL As our Area D irector, ELLINGTON- eight room with privacy, garage, $44,900, Celtics, whose hallmark of Pittsburgh’s 6-3 win over Los person to care for infant and MANCHESTER tended to have mounted, went to his freezer to get iee for a Porpoises Temple place kicker Don Bitterlich, munity Hall, 222 Bolton 8 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages PEN FRIENDS in U.S,A. receive a 7-WAY INCOME Raised Ranch, fireplaced Philbrick Agency Realtors, Angeles. Kehoe will probably be — excellence always as been team drink. Sharks who set a NCAA record for his 82nd Center Road, on Monday 9 Personal Loans wanted urgently; all ages. toddler in my Manchester family room, three or four 646-4200. 10 Insu ran ce from 5 to 100 RECENT TWO FAMILY depth, are rounding into predicted replaced by Chuck Arnason when the evening, December 1, 1975, - The Pen Society. Chorley, home. Days. Own transporta­ bedrooms, low 40's, call Cen­ Marlins consecutive extra point kick in last tion, Begin January 5. 647- motels...payable weekly and Immaculate condition, three form on the strength of their young When he opened the freezer door a half-frozen duck with Penguins take on Detroit here from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M., in ac­ EMPLOYMENT Lancs, England. tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- RAISED RANCH - on extra Sails Saturday’s defeat of Drake Universi­ 13 Help Wanted 9664. monthly. No experience bedroom apartments, many large lot, with country at­ huckshot wounds in the neck and wing flapped out of the Wednesday night. cordance with State Statute — 1316, or 646-5461. bench. Squids ty (40-7), has been awarded the final 14 Business Opportunities required. For details, call or ex'tras. Separate furnaces mosphere, in Manchester. Sec. 9-18a, for the purpose of 15 - Situation Wanted The Celtics, who started with a 4-1 regrigerator and flew around the room. Flounders Division I Player of the Week Award DENTAL ASSISTANT - write UNITED and driyeways. Fenced in Seven rooms, 1 1/2 baths, two admitting all persons who are EAST HARTFORD- brick record then lost four of their next “He started screaming,” his wife Charlotte, who was in Whales by the Eastern College Athletic EDUCATION Receptionist. Busy practice in INTERNATIONAL MOTOR apartment building, built in 60x150 level lot. Owners fireplaces, sliding glass doors qualified to be Electors of the 18 Private Instructions Vernon area needs manage­ five games, have won their last three 19 — Schools-CiQsses INNS INC., 4482 Woodson 1967, call Century 21, building a new home. Tenant to largela deck, aluminum another room watching television, said Monday. “I think he Conference, it was announced Mon­ Town of Bolton. ment oriented assistant. 141/2 20 -- instructions Wanted □ FINANCIAL (Airport) Rd., St. Louis, Mo. Jackston-Avante, for more income cuts your monthly siding, 2-car garage, Only games. They are now 8-5 and trail day. day week, some Saturdays) thought the dead had come back to get him. The qualifications are as 63134. Telephone (314) 423- details, 646-1316, or 646-5461. payments in half. Easily $47,500, Philbrick Agency, Philadelphia by one-half game in the HEAL ESTATE Major duties; patient Realtors, 646-4200. “He eame running in with the duck, and it was alive. It follows: Applicant must be 23 Homes tor Sale 6619. financed. National Basketball AssociationV Jim Kuhacki United States citizen, eigh­ 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 relations, computor MANCHESTER- just listed, Atlantic Division. had worked its way out of the foil and was sitting in the teen (IJ) years of age and be a 25 — Investment Property bookkeeping, dental in­ six room Ranch, Buckley TWO-FAMILY 5-5, with 2-car MVP with 26 — Business Property MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ surance. Seeking: LAWRENCE F. FIANO garage, in desirable location, Newly acquired Charlie Scdtt was freezer when he opened it, and it flew out.” resident of the Town of 27 — Resort Property School area three bedrooms, REALTORS 649-5371 28 cond, third. All kinds. Realty enthusiasm, maturity, prior handy to all schools. Excellent expected to provide an added offen­ Bolton. — Real Estate Wanted Situation Wanted IS fireplace, garage, full base­ Stovall had shot the drake and a hen about dawn Satur­ Harvard 11 statewide. Credit rating un­ work experience. Send ment, large private treed lot, condition $44,500. Philbrick sive spark, but the former Phoenix Tirestone Dated at Bolton, Conn., this MtSC. SERVICES resume to Box TT, necessary, Reasonable. Con­ Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. day, and a busy taxidermist told him to freeze the birds and BOSTON (UPI) 31 Services Offered BABYSITTING - my home, $39,900, Lapenta Agency, guard has gotten into foul trouble in 19th diy of November, 1975. 32 — Painting ‘^apering fidential, • quick Manchester Herald. he would stuff them on Monday. Nathan Hale School area. Realtor, 646-2440. more than half of Boston’s 13 games. Quarterback Jim Kubacki, William J. Houle 33 — Building-Contracting arrangements. Alvin Lundy MANCHESTER - Seven room SIX ROOM aluminum sided Stovall wrappd each duck separately in tin foil, sealing who vaulted from the Virginia A. Assard 34 — Roofing-Siding Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ MATURE experienced Nice yard, days, reasonable. Cape, country kitchen, living Cape. Waddell School area. Dave Cowens has been slowed by a 35 — Healing-Plumbing Call 646-5946. EAST HARTFORD- Just SlUOW BITER 36 — Flooring tion Plaza, Hartford. salesperson, Christmas help, Owner 649-7923 after 3, them with tape, and popped them in the freezer at 10 a.m. junior varsity to lead Har­ Registrars of Voters reduced, seven room Raised room with barn siding and painful back condition and Jo Jo 37 Moving-Tfucking-Storage Evenings, 233-6879. apply in person. The Crockery vard to its first outright Catherine K. Keiner Ranch, oversized rec room fireplace, dining room, family White and Don Nelson have been in­ Saturday. It was 10 that night when the duck flew out of the 38 ~ Services Wanted Shoppe, 844 Main, room, three bedrooms, base­ Ivy League football title, Town Clerk . with spectacular view, $47,- consistent. freezer. MISC. FOR SALE MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Manchester. 900. Century 21, Jackston- ment, attached garage, on 1/4 MANCHESTER was selected the 27th 41 Articles for Sale mortgages — interim finan­ □ REAL ESTATE Avante, 646-1316, or 646 5461. acre lot. Bowers Stiiool. Yet second year swingman Glenn “The duck had worked his way out of the foil and must 42 — Building Supplies cing — expeditious and con­ YOUR OWN SPARE Time winner of the Frederick 43 — iPets -Birds- Dogs Priced in high 30’s to save McDonald has taken up the slack, Court of Probate. District of — fidential service, J.D. Real Business. Excellent income N have been out a long time,” said Mrs. Stovall. “There was Greeley Crocker award as 44 Livestock Homes For Sale 23 VERNON- brick and barn- broker's commission. Prin­ Manchester 45 — Estate Assoc, 646-1980. potential, free training plugging in a dozen points here and 14 'NOTICE OF HEARING Boats & Accessories hoard kitchen, 24x24 finished cipals .qnly, owner, 646-6755. bird mess, all inside the freezer.” the Crimson’s most 46 — Sporting Goods provided. Work from your there while playing excellent esta'Te o f BARGARET BAKSTAN, familyroom, and screened valuable player. TIRES 47 — Garden Products $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet home. For interview call 742- A weeping Mrs. Stovall wrapped the bird in a blanket and deceased 48 — An tiq ue s porch are a few extras, going TOLLAND - owner’s of this 5 defense. Backup center Jim Ard, You go...or we pay the tow! Punuant to an order of Hon. William kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, The junior from Fair- Limited warranty) 49 — W anted to B u y 9087. 12 room Ranch, have main­ playing more because of Cowens’ rocked it like a baby. She nursed it through the weekend E. FiKGerald, Judge, dated November tile baths, $435 monthlyLnlv in-in­ with this Ranch. One minute view Park, Ohio, is the 20. 1S75 a hearing will be held on an from 1-86, $38,900, Century 21, tained this home with pride, problem, has developed some con­ R E N T A L S □ EMPLOYMENT SECRETARY Wanted. come. Hutchins Agency, 646- and took it to the veterinarian. The vet said the stunned bird first underclassman to win applitation praying that letters of ad- 52 Rooms for Rent 3166. Jackston-Avante, 646-1316 or spacious rooms, very clean, sistency. Reserve guard Kevin miniitration be granted on said estate 53 — Apartments for Rent Shorthand - typing - light 646-5461. eat-in kitchen, with excellent survived in the freezer heeause of its natural insulation. the award, which also is as insaid application on file more fully 54 — Homes for Rent bookkeeping required. Call Stacom, benched through most of the appears, at the Cc — cabinet and counter space, The Stovalls decided to give the drake to a man who raises emblematic of “Initiative, ! Court of Probate on 55 Business for Rent Help Wanted 13 Mr, Scott, Displaycraft, 643- $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room early season, got the Celtics running 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD December 8, 1975 at 2:00 P.M. ,•> . 56 — Resort Property for Rent Ranch, fireplace, baseboard OWNER MUST SELL. Large walk-out basement, treed lot, Pearl J. Hultman, Ass’t^.Clerk 57 — W anted to Rent 9557. $35,500, Amedy Realty ducks. perserverance, courage JOBSEEKERS Employment heating, stove, refrigerator. eight room Colonial, on one in Sunday night’s win over Cleveland. 56 - Misc. tor Rent Realtors, 875-6283. “As much as this duck has been through, he wasn’t meant and selflessness.” Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m.. Hutchins Agency 646-3166. acre lot, central air, mid­ “It took some time to adjust to the: Kubacki, who received AUTOMOTIVE with full and part time oppor­ forties, Century 21, Jackston- to die,” Mrs. Stovall said. 61 Autos for Sale Avante, 646-1316, or 646-5461. TOLLAND - 12’xl4' eat-in — tunities available now. East LAUNDRY MANCHESTER - Owner must new people like Scott and (rookie the award at Harvard’s an­ Court of Probate, D istrict of 62 Tru ck s for Sale kitchen with good cabinet and Manchester 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Hartford, 568-1070. sell, make offer, immaculate forward Tom) Boswell and I thought nual football dinner Mon­ — SERVICE MANCHESTER- nicely counter space, range dis­ NOTICE OF HEARING 64 Motorcycles-Bicycles seven-room Cape, Custom we’d get off to a better start but we day night, set a Crimson ESTATE OF JAMES S. WILSON. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Mature person for laundry, kitchen, three or four renovated Colonial, six hwasher and disposal in­ H o m e s PHONE FROM home to ser­ single-season offensive 1 deceased washroom, and deliveries, bedrooms, rec room, over­ rooms, fireplace, permanent cluded, this six room Cape is should be alright,” said veteran Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 66 Automotive Service vice our customers in the 67 Autos for Rent-Lease full time, days, evenings, sized garage. Secluded yard siding, fenced yard, good loca­ an excellent buy, 1 12 baths, forward Paul Silas, the most consis­ record of 1,701 yards As lo w as E- FitzGerald, Judge, dated November — Manchester area, flexible fireplace, garage, built in Final witness due 17, 1975 a hearing will be held on an hours, super earnings, 249- excellent benefits. Apply in etc. Priced to sell. $37,500. R, tion, low 30’s, owner, 643-0381 tent Celtic this season. “ We have a despite missing one of Har­ 1971, $39,900, Amedy Realty application praying for authority to 7773. person. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, after 3:30. vard’s nine games. B78-13 sell certain re.il estate k/a 33 Highland Realtors, 875-6283. lot of younger players coming EQOJU. omtTunr empiokui 646-1980 V Blackwalts St., East Hartford, Conn, as in said MANCHESTER-Magnificent along.” Senior fullback Neal application on file more fully appears, REAL ESTATE Sales people, Miller of El Segundo, plus ^3 68 at the Court of Probate on 12/9/75 at □ N O TICES MEADOWS REDUCED FOR quick sale - nine room Dutch Colonial in TOLLAND - Time’s running in case of Barnes FE T per pair licensed and experienced, for Against Cleveland, McDonald, 11:00 A.M. prestige area. Oversized for­ out to take advantage of the Calif., was named the first sales work witn one of the CONVALESCENT HOME two family, 30 Locust Street, Stacom and Ard helped turn a 14- Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. mal dining room, modernized $2,000 tax rebate on this new 8 recipient of the Robert F. WINTER 74 NOW FEI areas longest established real 333 Bidwell St. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — Testimony by a final witness in U.S. District SIZE Iper pair) Iptr pair) SAVE (pet pail) Lost and Found kitchen with new micro-wave room Colonial. Four point first period deficit into a 51-48 estate firms. Phone or write Manchester bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, sunken Court was to precede jury deliberation today in the $1.5 million damage trial Kennedy award, es­ C78-13 yS64,80. >55.90 •8.90 S3 96 MANCHESTER - new listing, oven and range, four big edge. Arthur Shorts, J. Watson family room with fireplace, tablished by teammates of C78-14 \67.2ff 55 .9 0 11.30 4 08 LOST- male puppy, white with five room older home, central bedrooms, 2-car garage, against professional basketball star Marvin Barnes. (^urt of Probate Beach Company, 193 East two car garage, private E78-14 \ 9 .9p 57 .9 0 black spots, pointed black location, small barn $29,900, beautiful treed lot, Ann Lord Ard, of late, has played the way the The 6-foot-9 forward with the the former U.S. attorney 12.00 4.54 District of Manchester Center Street, Manchester. wooded lot, $56,900, Amedy F78-14 7a.|o 61.90 nose, Boiton-Manchester town Hayes Corp., 646-0131. Realty, 528-4139. New York Nets and Memphis Sounds Spirits of St. Louis of the American arguments and instructions from general who played at Har­ 10.60 4 80 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 647-9139. EXPERIENCED Cashier - Realty Realtors, 875-6283. G78-14 7 S ^ 0 6 5 .9 0 9.80 5 12 ESTATE OF MARGARET G. line, has choke chain, answers vard from 1945-47. AVERILL, deceased full or part time, Sweda expected him to perform in three Basketball Association is accused of Chief Judge Raymond Pettine. H78-14 81(40 6 9 .9 0 11.50 5 54 to Benji, Reward, 646-4284 and before Christmas oc­ A Paul Revere bowl will PursuanI to an order of Hon. William SCHOOL BUS Drivers - we register experience, a must. MANCHESTER - Richard TOLLAND - timeless charm American Basketball Association attacking former Providence College Ketvirtis seeks monetary compen­ F 7 8 1 5 6 3 .9 0 10.60 4 90 E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must after 4:30. will train, knowledge of Inquire Spree, 381 Broad St , Martin School, seven room cupancy it you wish. This be given annually to that Concave molcied tread In G78-15 be presented to the fiduciary named ALL OFFERS offered with this red New seasons before coming to Boston last teammate Lawrence Ketvirtis with a sation for a broken cheekbone and 6 7 .9 0 9 .7 0 5 20 Manchester necessary, five Manchester. Ansaldi Built Raised Ranch, England Cape Cod, eight seven-room two-car gar­ player who “through his deep-biting "Z ” bar design H78-15 8 3 . ^ 71.90 11.50 below on or before February 20,1976 or LOST- passbook 26-004642-1 year. tire iron on Oct. 19, 1972. alleged permanent injuries he comes in full contact with 5,66 be barred by law. The fiduciary is: year auto experience two fireplaces, rec room, rooms, 1 12 baths, fireplace, age Cape offers very J78-15' /96,10\ Connecticut Bank & Trust The final witness called by the received when struck in the face out­ desire, his determination road for excellent snow 81.90 14.20 5 98 Robert C. Averill required, 643-2373. QUIET Pe’aceful mature cou­ beautiful private treed yard, CONSIDERED! carpeting, kitchen appliances, good value secured by “What a difference,” said Ard who traction. L 7 8 1 5 '9 0 . 3 0 ' 7 7 .9 0 12.40 6 22 81 Country Lane Company Application made ple to occupy fine home on $59,900, Hayes Corporation, plaintiffs. Providence Journal- side the college cafeteria after a and willingness to work E..st Hartford, Conn. for payment. • 3 bedrooms attached garage, treed 3,4 quality construction, a was a minimal contributor to the ‘All sizes blackwall except J78-15 which is available in whitewall only farm land. Chance to work 646-0131. Bulletin sportswriter Mike Madden, team scrimmage. hard, made himself a NO TRADE-IN NEEDED. Add ^6 per pair for whitewalls in oiner sizes All prices plus tax • 1 V> baths acre lot, $39,900, Amedy Real­ nice yard and a pleasant Celtics last season. “I’m never ner­ land-clear brush-act as ty Realtors, 875-6283, was ill Monday when attorneys for The incident between the two men valuable member of the LOST- Passbooks, E-51007, 6- caretaker. Rent reasonable. MANCHESTER - cute Ranch • Family kitchen neighborhood. Please vous out there. The thing I want to do 699, 12-00240, 6-4242, 6-4425. GOOD HUMOR call for complete details. Barnes and Ketvirtis rested their followed a scramble for a loose ball varsity football team and Call 742-6497. with four bedrooms, rec • Combo family room CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, now is improve my defense. Last Court of Probate. Savings Bank of Manchester. SNACKMORILE room, fireplace, full base­ and dining cases in the fifth day of the civil trial. during the scrimmage. At that time, thereby has gained the District of Manchester city utilities, handy location, KJODEGARD year I was too worried about, Application made for DRIVER-SALESPERSON KITCHEN HELPER-9 a m. - ment, priced to sell at $36,900. • Professional bar Deliberation by the four-man, two- Ketvirtis allegedly elbowed Barnes respect and admiration of NOTICE TO CREDITORS payments. $31,500. Philbrick Agency, everything to worry about anything ESTATE OF JULIUS A. RAU, to operate food truck five 2 p.m., four day week, must Owner anxious, Frechette & • Franklin stove Realtors, 646-4200. REALTY woman jury was to begin after in the mouth, jarring loose several h is teammates and Steel Belted RADIAL deceased be dependable and mature. Martin, Inc. Realtors 646-4144. in particular.” coaches. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William days per week. Good • Workshop i _(B-u 643‘4365 Madden’s appearance, closing legal teeth. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must driving record. Small restaurant, call 643- • Appliances CAPE COD - two years old. ANDOVER- seven room Senior linebacker be presented to the fiduciary named Announcements References. Call 289-8251. 0848, 5-8 p.m! • Covered patio 24' living room, first floor below on or before February 19,1976 or Raised Ranch, with IV2 baths, Theodore Jadick of p e r SAVEn,:^pn a a i ir f Q^ XX f f be barred by law. The fiduciary is: Apply • Fenced private yard family room with firMlace RESPONSIBLE babysitter, on 1.7 acres, T, J. Crockett, Franklin Lakes, N.J., Grayce C. Rau aka Grace C. Rau . ^ a /\ ann V and beamed ceilings. Eat-in Beal Estate Wanted 28 a m one evening a week, oc­ Realtor. 643-1577. • Asking $40,900 t. V • received the William Paine 4 Elm Terrace GOOD HUMOR CORP. kitchen, formal dining room, Manchester, Conn. THANKSGIVING 46 Kennedy Rd. cassional weekends, able to king sized Master bedroom, ALL CASH for your property LaCroix award for over­ lUW d 9 6:00 A.M. to 12 Noon South Windsor, Ct. handle five children, 6 years SIX ROOM Cape, in center of RKHARDS& aluminum siding, two car gai within 24 hour’s. Avoid red coming neck, knee'and leg Equal Opportunity Employer and under. References, call town, selling for $31,900, T. J. age, treed lot, mint condition, tape, instant service. Hayes Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. injuries to stay in the foot­ AR78-13 MR. DONUT 646-6788. $53,200, Philbrick Agency, Corporation, 646-0131. 255 Weft Middle Tpkf. KEHMNA •90 Blackwalls Court of Probate, Realtors, 646-4200. ball program. District of Manchester Menclieeter MANCHESTER - eight room Realtors-MLS 528-9546 2 plus ^4 04 (next to Slop and Shop) ...... SELLING your house? Call us Francis X. Cronin of NOTICE TO CREDITORS newer Colonial, on acre lot, F E T. per pair ESTATE OF ALEXANDER Announcements Announcements CIRCA 1830 well maintained first and we ll make you a Boston was named PATRICK, deceased four bedrooms, living room; BOLTON- three bedroom nine room Antique Colonial, cash offer. One day service. recipient of the Henry N. WINTER’74 NOW FET Pursuant to an order of Hon. William dining room, kitchen, 2 1/2 four fireplaces, four T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- SIZE (pet pair) ipetpiiil SAVE Ipcipatti E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must baths, family room with Ranch, secluded, yard, newly Lamar award, given to a be presented to the fiduciary named bedrooms, study, one full and 1577. BR78-13 f104.90. *8 7 .9 0 >17.00 >4 32 fireplace, two ear garage, decorated, fireplace, full senior who made a unique below on or before February 17,1976 or basement, garage, mid 30’s, two 1/2 baths plus attached CR70-13 \120.6o 8 9 .9 0 30.10 4,64 be barred by law. The fiduciary is: tremendous buy at $54,9(X), five room unfinished carriage IMMEDIATE CASH for your contribution to the team. C R 7 8 1 4 1 2 1 .4 0 91.90 2 9 .5 0 4 68 Margaret G. Patrick Frechette & Martin, Inc. Centuby 21, Tedford Real 187 Tudor Lane PUBLIC NOTICE Estate, 647-9914. shed, potential for studio, property. Let us explain our. Cronin began his Harvard DR78-14 1B2.80' 9 3 .9 0 2 8 .9 0 4.90 Manchester, Conn. Realtors, 646-4144. etc., two story barn, well fair proposal. Call Mr. ER78-14 1 J 5 J 0 9 5 .9 0 2 9 .8 0 5 10 career as a split end but All charitable and non-profit organizations MANCHESTER-eight room treed lot, $54,000, Philbrick Belfiore, 647-1413. was moved to safety. F R 7 8 1 4 1 ^ 6 0 101.90 2 6 .7 0 534 NEW HOMES - Ranches, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. G R78 14 148.00 105.90 34.10 5 78 Capes, Colonials, available or Cape, with first floor family 5 wishing to have their Public Announcementa Carl Culig of room, attached one car gar­ MAY WE BUY your home? HR78-14 1 ^ 8 0 113.90 3 6 .9 0 6 18 will build to suit. Single and COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 Court of Probate, published free in this space are urged to con­ age, call Century 21, Jackston- Quick, fair, all cash and no McKeesport, Pa., a three- FR78-15 132.16 105.90 2 6 .9 0 5 52 J District of Manchester two-family homes in several 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, Avante, 646-1316, or 646-5461. problems. Call Warren E. year starter at center on a GR78-15 143.60 109.90 3 3 .7 0 5 92 .* NOTICE TO CREDITORS tact Joe McCavanagh, General Manager of locations, starting from $48,- breezeway, garage, swim­ ESTATE OF ANTONIO FALCETTA, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. line that helped produce 9,- HR78-15 / 54.4W 117.90 3 6 .5 0 ^ 6 34 500. Good financing, will con­ ming pool, redwood deck, NO TRADE-IN NEEDED. deceased Regal Mufflers of Manchester. Space will be sider trades. Merritt Agency, MANCHESTER - six room 585 total offensive yards, JR78-15 /I63.7q 123.90 3 9 .8 0 6 62 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Colonial only three years old, wooded yard. $42,500. INSTANT cash for your home. LR78 15 'I76.9S 127.90 4 3 .0 0 6 92 Radial traction, handling and FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be alloted on a first come, first served baeis. 646-1180. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s received the Joseph E. mileage with strength of steel. presented to tne fiduciaries named immaculate condition, three All nricesare for whitewalls Blackwalls available m sizes t55R-t3. below on or before February 17,1976 or bedroom s, fireplace, IVi 646-4200, Corner Realtors, 646-4525. Wolf award as the squad’s A F7 8-t3 155R-15and 165R-15 All prices plus tax Call Thuraday between 8 and 12 CAPE - Lovely three bedroom be barred by law. The fiduciaries are baths, owners leaving state, top lineman. Elio Falcetta to reaarva apace for the following Cape, fireplaced living room, WE WILL buy your home. 111 Aspinwall Drive carpeted, kitchen with family priced to sell, Dubaldo- Andover, Conn. I weak. Joe McCavanagh Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. Quick, efficient professional area. Garage. Large treed lot, service. Call us first. W. J, Rena Falcetta / GUARANTEEDV Merritt Agency, 646-1180. DARTMOUTH ROAD Tip-off tournament 133 Oak Street MANCHESTER - five room Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. Manchester, Conn. COAST Martin School, large seven- Ranch, two baths, 13x20 room Raised Ranch TO NOW UNDER fireplaced living room, 1378 (Herald photo by Dunn) SPRINGFIELD, Mass. plaster walls, tiled baths (UPI) — The University of COAST CONSTRUCTION sq. ft., gas hot water, aluminum combination, large large closets, built-ins □ MISC. SERVICES Massachusetts basketball / i w i o r i ^ w t y w i t h e r s ? Court of Probate, Large eight-room Colonial, carpeting, 2 fireplaces Bennet Junior High girls^ cross country squad District of Manchester RegallSS^ kitchen, immediate occupan­ Minutemen will meet the NOTICE TO CREDITORS located in Manchester’s cy, $40,500, Ken Ostrinsky large family room, 2-car Comprising the Bennet Junior High girls' cross country squad were, Ohio University Bobcats at ESTATE OF JOHN ADAMY We offer convenience along with a superior product. newest area. Drive by Lot Realtor, 643-1333. garage, city utilities Services Offered 31 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 41, Kent Drive and call. excellent condition. Owner left to right, Jackie Meyer, Judy Stoker, Sharon Kelly, Chris the Second Annual Hall of E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must Corner of Broad REWEAVING burns, holes. Fame Tip-Off Tournament 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135! be presented to the fiduciary named MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room retiring, anxious to sell! Cheney, Wendy Taylor, Coach Stan Behyn, Lauren W oodhouse. Sue below on or before February 21,1976 or and Center Street Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. on November 28 and 29 at be barred by law. The fiduciary is; Cape - Newly decorated. Window shades, Venetian (mouette, Jo-Ann Meyer, Lisa Tilden. Katherine Adamy Phone 646-2112 Sat. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 3 -S REALTY encloseji porch, garage, CHARLES LESPERANCE blinds. Keys. TV for rent. the Civic Center. 15 Academy Street 649-8505 siding, Buckleyckle School area. Manchester, Conn. 06040 849-7820 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Owner. 643-2223. 5221, PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975 Frank and Em tat lyiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Autos For Sale 61 J W T 7 ------Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Answer to Previous Puzzle T MANCHESTER - newer three PARTS DEPARTMENT now Charles M. Sbhultz ♦ Hodgepodge D o M E r A bedroom Duplex, half of two ♦ open Saturdays. Complete line u Jk Y A 1 family, full basement, in­ NOW RENTING! ♦ of Chrysler parts. Chorches Dear Abby A L I X L E E cludes appliances and ♦ ACROSS 4 Equal P A L R A T I’l \M I S F A V O f l , e p A i e . . . ♦ .Motors, 649-3646. m UHAT IF SNOOPY'S BROTHER . 1 I carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $280 ♦ I______1 H u la ------5 Hospital IJA 1 k E £ Q N H'oi; m t COME UP INDEPENDENCE 5 Bird beak worker NO R becomes UORRlED about per month, Paul W. Dougan ♦ 1969 TOYOTA Corona - parts, By Abigail Van Buren tiJiTH SOME DlAMBlPEAs) Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. , ♦ 8 Rosary 6 Before I HIM,ANPPECIPESTO Booin’ ^TOP 5AYINC e air conditioner and drive train segment 7 Offer R 1 A ' CHARLIE BROUN! ' VILLAGE ♦ in very good condition, any 12 Shield 8 Poet N w A a TOMEETHIMANPTHEYMISS N & E N MANCHESTER - new unusual Manchester * reasonable offer. 1-537-1627 bearing 9 Geraint’s wife m A X EACH OTHER IN THE PESEKT? ■vr one bedroom Duplex 13 Swiss canton 10 Poker stake § Dir. from Route 6 & 44A ^ Amston. T $ k B Townhouses now renting at 14 pritish 11 Exploit £ T M 9 N North'on Rt. 83 (Main St.) ♦ princess 19 Roof finlal k T S o C o O D I ^ " Independence Village. Full TWO KEYSTONE Classics - DEAR ABBY: Can you stand one more mother-in-law N e E T A \ n n 'I il/'l u ) ’ ♦ to Henry. X 15 Book part 20 Viper R E II-2S- basements, private entrances L-60X14 tires, $180 or best letter? I hope so, because that’s my problem. My 16 Radical 22 Fleet £ 6 <2 iiv 'J . and patio, includes heat, 17 Ceremony 23 Erect 31 Partner of bills 47 Thought (Fr.) t/lily hU inc T M Ate U S X Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in a* offer, 568-4376. _____ mother-in-law lives quite close to me and is always popping appliances, carpeting, air con­ in, which I don’t mind because she never stays long. But 18 Traps 24 European 32 Being (Latin) 49 Not any •7^ If ditioner. (jlose to shopping, ^park-like settingr quiet neighborhood,2 20 Put to stream 34 Fish sauce 50 Avouch 1967 OLDSMOBILE Converti­ when she gets home, she phones me, and here is a partial list. ■I - - ■ - - I / / - M - I church and bus. Model open ♦ close to shopping, church, bus, pool and 2 21 Fruit {pi.) 25 Tennis term 40 Triumphed 51 Story Set/t/c, WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI ble, Delmont 88, gold color, of her comments and questions: 11:30 - 8 p.m., daily. Henry St. ♦ tennis. | 24 Fragrant 26 Level 41 Auricle 52 Guido's high off Main St., Manchester. extra pair of wheels with snow "Are you sure Albert (he’s my husband) is feeling all oieoresin 27 Simple 43 Mislays notes 29 Ogle I HAVENYeeeN M3U FDR 1© T H ^ E SOMEBODY r 5iJE©© r'D BETTER qo Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- X Featuring: tires, a good serviceable car, right? He looks constipated to me.” 28 Supplant 44 Seasoning 54 Dog's foot A WHI ue, CARU... HOWfe IN T H B 5 E ? HOAAE AND q E T CLEANS:) UP. call after 6 p.m., 649-8407. ”I think you are keeping your house too warm. The kids 33 Pigeon 30 Wild buffalo of 45 Asseverate 55 Hawaiian 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. t • Massive Bedroom • Walk-In Closets 34 Candlenut tree India 46 Fork prong pepper Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss EVERYTH IN(F? Y - • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups get overheated and might catch cold when they go outside. 35 Love god CAR BUFFS - Interested in 1 r " r " 5 6 7 8 NEWER three bedroom • Private Entrances and Patios ”I noticed that your plants are dry. Aren’t you watering 36 At all times 9 10 11 space at indoor auto flea 37 Gibbon Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all them regularly? 12 10 .« Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor market in Manchester at the 36 Son of Seth 14 THE BOARD WANTS appliances, carpeting, full "I saw nationally advertised brand canned goods in your ISN'T THAT IT IS... AH.. Y y e s ! a n d IT Includes Heat YOUR RESIGNATION, I Broad Street Common to be (Bib.) 16 RATHER.. AH CERTAINLY IS WAS A basem ent, $260 m onthly, cupboard. Why don’t you buy the off-brand products? 'They 16 t? WE W ILL CONTINUE TO HAVE I . . . AH.. held on Saturdays. We will 39 Renovated MR, BUTTERFIELD/ ...UNUSUAL'? A DRASTIC / UNANIMOUS Frechette & Martin Realtors, are just as good and much cheaper, 41 Expunge A FOOTBALL TEAM-AND TRY W ILL SEE advertise and promote event. 18 19 ■ | 2 0 MEASURE/ A DECISIONI 646-4144. We have a large variety of 1 & 2-bedroom 42 Florida city TO HAVE A GOOD ONE. BUT THIS TO IT ‘‘Don’t you think you should tell Johnny (my wn) to turn ■ UNIVERSITY CANNOT CONDONE THAT THE apartments and townhouses throughout You supply the goodies. Call 44 Glossy fabric Fred. 649-6544. down his stereo? 1 read that today’s teenagers wili be 21 YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF COACH NEW COACH MANCHESTER - Woodland the Town of Manchester. wearing hearing aids by the time they are 40 because they 48 Embellished BATES' METHODS/ W ILL... AH.. 53 Greedy 2^ 25 29 z i 28 29 30 h » i 'VA Manor - Deluxe two bedrooom play their records so loud they’re going deaf. 31 32 Townhouse, carpeting, 1965 CHEVY Impala, good 54 Dance step ■ Raymond F. Damato | running condition, w50 or best “Why do you let June (my 17-year-old daughter) wear so 56 Ellipsoidal 3^ 35 appliances, full basement, 1 57 Unaspirated I PIO= offer, 647-1515, ask for Pete. much makeup? She looks like a cheapie.” $6 1 □ □ □ r a 0 1I7S ayN(Ame.TMAt|USFttOn 5 i I’ve asked my husband (» please tell his mother to quit plus utilities, no pets, R. D. 59 Girl's name I J Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. J Designed IFif/i L 1968 FALCON station wagon, trying to live my life. He says he’s tried, but it’s hopeless. 60 Large plant 3i) 40 You in Mind X 6 cylinder automatic, new Have YOU any suggestions? She has already given me 61 Had existed Services Otiered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articles lor Sale 41 Rooms lor Rent 52 ♦ 42 FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 brakes, shocks, rear wheel ulcers. 62 Female sheep □□afcii (pl.) t Modd Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Daily ♦ bearings, muffler and gas ULCERS IN ST. LOUIS 44 45 49 47 { ■ 4 8 49 50 51 bz MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ROOM FOR RENT - close to Broad Street, no appliances, $130. Security deposit, no pets. lank. $425. Call 644-0661. DOWN ■ nEjacT" Removal, pruning, lot Remodeling, repairing, ad­ everything, 646-3109. ♦ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor , ♦ 53 54 65 56 BEDDING 643-4751. DEAR ULCERS: Learn to tune her out when she's 1 Ingredient for clearing, spraying. Fully in­ ditions, rec rooms, porches 649-3940 646-1021 643-4535J 1962 FORD Econoline Van, X reciting her list of comments, complaints and questions. beer 5 / 58 59 sured. Licensed. Free es­ and roofing. No job too small. LIQUIDATION RESPONSIBLE female room­ running condition, $175, call 2 Algerian Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer timates. Phone 646-3437 , 633- Call 649-3144. Throw in an occasional “Yes, Mother,” and when she’s 90 At Holiday Inn mate wanted to share apart­ APARTM ENT 643-1671. seaport 9 l 62 5354. ment in Manchester. 273-4792 RENTAL OFFICE Gnished, say, "Thank you. Now I've got to run.” Then 3 Maid's name 2 WAIT TILL HE FINDS CaW e NTRY - Repairs, 1-84 Exit 58 forget it. And remember, it’s not what you eat that gives before 4 p.m., 646-7285 after 5. Open 8:30-5 weekdays, FOUR ROOM Apartm ent, 1970 VOLVO, 144-S blue, four (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i OUT 1 DRAINED MY ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 rem od^ng, additions, gar­ 383 Roberts St. MANCHESTER Green area. door, standard shift, 45 P D you ulcers—it’s what’s eating YOU. plus parts. Brakes, shocks, ages, roofing, call David other times by appoint­ heat, hot water, tile bath, near Six room Colonial house, with CRANKCASE/ East Hartford FURNISHED TOWNHOUSE- ment. bus line, $195, Security and extra clean, 644-2942. lube, bearings, etc. Patria,-6M-1796. Liquidation of over 800 sete of garage. Immmediate oc­ DEAR ABBY: I am a lonely, retired widow, and I am to share expenses- $127.50 plus lease, adults, no pets. Call 649- Guaranteed. Call anytime, hotel'inotel tpeciflcatlon mat* electricity. Call 644-0121 after We have a large variety of cupancy, Rent $300 a month. 1973 GRAND AM, asking dating a man of the same status. tresaei from Gold Bond and 7620. Inquire at W. H. England 646-2065, WES ROBBINS carpentry 6 . deluxe one & two bedroom $2475, good tires, air- On several occasions he has lost control of his temper and remodeling specialist. Ad­ other name brands. Contract Townhouse and Garden Lumber Co., Route 44-A, conditioning, electric win­ has broken a few things. Also, when he drinks too much, he in at Bridge CUSTOM DRAPERIES - ditions, rec rooms, dormers, overruns and cancellations from ROCKVILLE - three room Bolton Notch. country's largest hotel chains. BEDROOM- for rent, share type units throughout apartment, with heat, hot dows, am/fm radio, power becomes very ■ loud and insulting. Then, too, he has made very reasonable, work built-ins, bathrooms, Sacrifice fraction of cost. Inner U'i baths and kitchen, 649- Manchester. steering, 643-1915. water, stove, refrigerator, FOR RENT - Year 'round purposely tried to make me jealous by being overly guaranteed, call anytime, 649- kitchens, 649-3446. spring and foam rubber bedding 7630. attentive to other women. 4266. DAMATO ENTERPRISES and garage, $158, second floor, house on Cape Cod, available available in twin, full, queen, king ideal for single person, no VEGA 1972 Sedan, new tires, I love this man, but would I be taking a chance on LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - and extra length. All brand new 240 New State Rd. immediately, 649-4685. low mileage, f/m tape and Experts plot bid sequence factory fresh. pets, security deposit marrying him? 5 TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) new homes custom built, 646-1021 required, call 643-9678. extras. $1,500. Cain49-0628. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, remodeled, additions, rec Hours: MANCHESTER- Two or three NEEDS COMPANIONSHIP stumps removed, lully in­ rooms, garages, kitchens bedrooms, large carpeted Mon.-Fri. Apartments For Reht 53 MANCHESTER - two 1966 FORD Custom, 4-door, sured. Got a tree problem? remodeled, bath tile, cement MANCHESTER - newer one living room, heated family rebuilt engine, standard DEAR NEEDS: Yes. A big chance. Only you can decide North responds two spades 10-9 bedroom apartment, all NORTH 25 Well worth a phone call. 742- work. Steps, dormers. WE HAVE customers waiting bedroom Townhouse, full room, private yard, $325 transmission with overdrive, whether his "companionship” would compensate for his to see what partner might 8252. Residential or commercial. IN THE BANQUET ROOMS. Frea modern, paneled, porch, $150 monthly. Security deposit. faults. Me? I’d rather he sans-companion. A A K 10 3 4 rebid. South rebids two delivery on any bedding for the rental of your apart­ basement, private entrances monthly, references and 20 mpg, excellent mechanical Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Call 649-4291. and patio, includes heat. 646-5200. condition, clean. Original V K 10 notrump to show a balanced purchase. ment or home. J.D. Real security, call 1-564-7855, ♦ K J 2 WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking Estate Associates, Inc. 646- appliances and carpeting, $230 owner. Asking $395. After 5, DEAR ABBY: Because I am a faithful reader of your minimum. WE MUSTN'T WHY WOT? THEY'RE AK 10 7 PERHAP5 being IW THAT BLIMP m e a n w h il e - at a s m a l l tr a v e u in s leaves^ painting, cleaning TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY per month, Paul W. Dougai 647-1816. column, three members of my family have become BE TOO HAR5H TURNIWS OUR A IR - SO LONS HAS OVEREXPOSED SCREENED LOAM - 1980. WEST EAST N o rth 's jump to four ______CIRCUS IN INDIANA... cellars and attics, no job too Carpentry and general con­ Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. card-carrying kidney donors. OW WASH ANP MOBILE PROJECT IW- THEM TO COSMIC driveway gravel, processed A 8 6 notrump is Blackwood in or­ small. Rea.sonable rates. Free tracting. Residential and COUGAR 1967, standard, 289, We would now like to know to whom we should write for AQ93 EASY, J.R 1 TO A LAUSHIWa- gravel, sand, stone and fill. LOOKING for anything in real Business lor Rent 55 dinary circles. Some experts estimates. 646-7786. commercial. Whether it be a estate rental - apartments, DUPLEX - Five rooms, three VILLAGER APARTMENTS good gas mileage, good body, information about how to donate our eyes after death. VQ97 VJ 6 432 George H. Griffing, Andover, ♦ Q 10 7 4 4 9 8 3 play it as optional Blackwood. small repair job, a custom homes, multiple dwellings, no bedrooms, appliances, wall- Five room Townhouse 800 SQUARE Feet of space $750. call evenings after 6,649- COLUMBUS, OHIO 742-7886, « 6 3 4 2 «Q 8 South can pass if he is really SNOWPLOWING - Industrial, built home or anything in fees. Call J.D. Real Estate to-wall carpeting, laundry available, lower level in 8077. commercial and institutional. between, call 646-1379. apartment, tiled baths, SOUTH ID) ashamed of his hand, but SEASONED CORD Wood - Associates, Inc, 646-1980. hook-ups, full basement and prime commercial location, DEAR COLUMBUS: Your local Lions Club can help Parking lots and driveways. 2 air conditioners, wall-to-, A J 7 2 responds Blackwood if he attic, private yard, parking. ideal for office space.643-2738. 1968 FORD, Falcon, wagon, you. So can any eye doctor. And three cheers for all three of Sanding available. Free es­ TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ cord and 1/2 cord loads, wall carpeting, full base­ V A 8 5 likes his holding. Needless to delivered. E. Yeomans, 742- MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 Near center. Security deposit. very clean, 6 cylinder, you! timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- vice - Remodeling, repairs, ment, heat, hot water, ♦ A 6 5 say. South likes his three aces 8907, bedroom Townhouse, 1‘2 Adults, no pets. Available OFFICE SPACE - 700 square automatic, $395. After 4, 643- 1418 or 646-1322. additions, custom building. No baths, full basement, private December 1st. 646-6297, or appliances, fireplace. No feet. East Center St., ideal for 2951. A AJG3 and two jacks and shows the job too small. Free estimates. entrances and patio, includes 643-5691. pets. professionals, parking, 646- Both vAerable aces, whereupon North settles BULLDOZING and excava­ Over 25 years experience. 643- ROTOR ANTENNA for sale. heat, appliances, carpeting, 649-7620 2 2 1 2 . 1973 Chevelle Malibu, two for six notrump. tion, licensed septic system, 5769. Call 646-4822 after 5. pool, air-conditioning, $290 MANCHESTER - central, re­ door, V-8, power steering, West The play for six notrump is instailation and repair, North East South FIREWOOD for sale, half per month. Paul W. Dougan, cent three bedroom duplex, SMALL STORE, suitable for power brakes, vinyl roof. a good one. South has to try landscaping and trucking, ROOM ADDITIONS, garages, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. den. fireplace, enclosed sun- Excellent condition. Best cord, $20,, seasoned barber shop, $65., apply 20 Astro-graph I A the spade finesse and it loses. loam and fill for sale. Free es­ recreation rooms, formers, porch, finished basement, offer over $2000, call 872-3646. hardwood, cut, split and Birch Street. Also five room P ass 2 A P a ss 2 N T. Then, the hand depends on a timates. Call after 6 p.m., 646- porches, roofing, gutters. p riv a te d riv ew ay . $275 MATHER ST. - five room delivered. Call 228-0619. VERNON - Town House tenement. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL P ass 4 N .T. P a ss 5 A successful club finesse. It is 1322. Quality workmanship. Winter Gardens, a beautifully monthly, lease, security, apartment, $180 monthly plus 1971 CUSTOM RANCH Alley Oop — Dave Graue r a t e s . O v er 25 y e a rs utilities. Security deposit P ass 6 N.T. Pass Pass normal to cash dummy’s king» DARK RICH Loam - five landscaped apartment com­ Larrv F. Fiano Realtors, 649- Wagon, power brakes, P ass of clubs first whereupon it is WELDING - repairs, custom experience. For free es­ 5371.' required, December 1 oc­ steering, low mileage, yards $28, plus tax, gravel and munity of unusual architec­ OFFICE SPACE Opening lead — 8 / 5 BESIDES BEING ONE OF TVIE ...AND THIS RECENT made trailers, fast service, timate, call 646-2672. cupancy, Call 673-5941 excellent condition. Asking necessary to finesse against ...BECAUSE HE'S / SO BRONSON ASKED I YES.THAT'Sl stone, seasoned firewood, 643- tural design, featuring private BRONSONIAN INSTITUTION'S v TEXAS PTEIZOSAUR BEEN PESTERING V HIM IF HE'D BE IN- A BO U T reasonable, free estimates, FIVE ROOM Duplex, im­ evenings. FOR RENT $1,650. Calll 643-2368. For Wednesday, Nov. 26,1975 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) East. He holds the club queen V 9504, entrances, private patio with Be careful what you lend to a and South has his 12 tricks. M AJO R s u p p o r t e r s , t h e GIRL':; 7 FIND MUST HAVE AMOS HALF TO , , TERESTED IN GOING ^ THE 646-1523. sliding glass door, wall-to- mediate occupancy, adults 250 square feet, center of UNCLE IS ALSO A NUT ON ( REALLY TURNED DEATH ABOUT IT.' , AFTER A LIVE SPECIMEN,7 WAV THREE ROOMS, Porter St. friend today. She is not likely to BALEONTOLOGY... __ _ ^ HIM ON... r N RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 wall carpeting, range, preferred, no pets, Manchester, air con­ CAPRI 1972, Decor grojp, 8 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) treat your possessions with the ■S THAT IT? i IT w e n t ! WINDOW CLEANING com­ MUSICAL LOVERS - area. Heat, electricity, gas You're somewhat of a Kenwood KR 5200, receiver, refrigerator, disposal, master references, $150, Write Box H, ditioning and parking. Call track stereo f/m radio, radial same respect you do. mercial and residential, in­ TV antenna, traverse rods; Manchester Herald. and parking. Available 643-9551. tires, radial studded srows. lazybones today. It will lake ex­ By Oswald & James Jacoby cluding initial construction BIDWELL Home Improve­ BSR McDonald 710 turntable, December 1st. No pets, tra effort to perform at your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ded. O ur Canadian reader ment Co. Expert installation storage and laundry facilities Must be seen. $2,050. Cal! 649- cleaning for contractors or linear suspension speakers. security deposit. Call 247-4688 usual level of productivity. 21) You're likely to do Here is anottier reader’s wanted to know what the ex­ of aluminum siding, gutters Call 568-0439. in basement. Total electric, MANCHESTER - elegant two 6,364 . . developers, fully insured, free bedroom Townhouse available or 236-0564 p.m. something today in opposition question hand. It presents perts would do with this hand. and trims. Roofing installa­ no pets. Two bedroom OFFICE SPACES for rent on TAURUS (April 20-May 20) estimates, call Quality at the Coachhouse, 1 1/2 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, Beitle, to your own common sense, problems in both bidding and Our article answers him. In­ tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- METAL TWIN bed frame, $4; apartments immediately Main St. in Manchester, ideal Don't bet on anything today, knowing lull well its chances of Maintenance, Inc., 647-9498. baths, formal dining area, MANCHESTER - Deluxe two 4-speed, good condition, sight unseen. The cards are play. The bidding in the box cidentally, in playing the .1 9109. marching drum, top skin available through November bedroom Duplex, halt of two location for professional of­ success are nil. 1, $200 per month. Call 872- private entrances and patio, asking $1,195. 644-2967. stacked against you a bit. Lady Bshows how two experts might spades, declarer should cash a DRIVEWAYS - 9' wide, lOO' broken, new bottom skin, $8; family, full basement, in­ fices, very convenient to all HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 0528 Monday through Friday 8 full basement, includes heat, Luck is likely to treat you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. well bid the hand. high spade first to see if there long, $289, completely in­ two pair laced ski boots sizes cludes appliances, carpeting, facilities. Please call 646-4100, 19) Don't be embarrassed to roofing, storm windows, aw­ 7‘/2 and 8, $3, each; saddle for a m. - 5 p.m. fpr appointment. appliances, carpeting, $29() 1969 T-BIRD, 2-door, power capriciously. might be a singleton queen. stalled on your base. Cold- per month. Paul W. Dougan $250 per month, Paul, \V. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. brakes, steering, seats, win­ ask questions today if you're nings. Quality workmanship, large pony, $35; two pair GEMINI (May 21-June 20) J mix. 688-0863 out of town call Dougan Realtor, 646-1021. 643- involved in something you feel Berry’s World ,0 UliBfNU let TVI US »i: P*( free estimates. Fully insured, buckle ski boots, Koflach $20, MANCHESTER - November Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. dows, air-conditioning, Avoid putting too much stock collect. 4535. OFFICE SPACE - 500 to 2,500 am fm stereo radio and four you should know, but still don't 872-9187, 649-3417. LeTrappeur $15, both size 9; 1st occupancy, brand new sq. ft. as low as $125 per in promises made by others to­ understand. three bedroom duplexes in 118 MAIN ST., three room new tires. Call after 6 p.m., day. especially a female friend ODD JOBS - Trucking, home boy’s hockey skates size 4, $2. MANCHESTER - quiet one month, includes heat, janitor, 649-3876. Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway ROOFING - Specializing 649-3955, residential neighborhood. heated apartment, security, parking, very good location. who has broken her word AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) repairs, serving Manchester Starting at $275 per month. $190, call 646-2426, 9-5, bedroom apartment, includes before. You're not likely to be as // for five years. Free es­ repairing roofs, new roofs, heat, appliances, carpeting, Call Max Grossman at 649- ©LDE gutter work, chimneys, Includes appliances and 5334 or 643-7175. FOR SALE- 1969 Dodge Super careful as you should be today timates. 643-0304. OPEN NEWER DUPLEX - four and air conditioning, $215 per Bee, 383, four speed, four new CANCER (June 21-July 22) in the way you handle things cleaned and repaired. 30 years carpeting. Heat not included. month, Paul W. Dougan Some info’^mation passed on to H I, CUDCXES! I S H O U L D h a v e T O L D Y O U — THANKSGIVING Security deposit and rooms, bath and 1/2, rent $215, tires,,very good running con­ that belong to others Try not to SHAKE! V experience. Free estimates. TWO ROOM office for rent, you today by a co-worker may NEVER SHAKE AN ELEPHANT'S CARPET Installation - monthly call 643-2282, 644- Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. dition, asking $875, call 872- borrow HOWIE, THIS Howley, 643-5361. 6:00 A.M. to 12 Noon references required. No pets. total 312 square feet, with not be completely valid. Check rPEE IS AAY PET TRUNK! Commercial, residential, Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. 8896. 9302, after 3;30. HANDYMAN'S Special - four front and rear entrance, things out first-hand. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ELEPHANT carpet repairs. Free es­ MR. DONUT Don't let others do your think­ D&A ROOFING. Roofs, 255 Wett Middle Tpkt. rooms, first floor, garage, private lavatory, available R U D D LES timates, 643-9758. UNUSUAL Deluxe one MANCHESTER - large two 1967 LINCOLN Continental, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This is ing for you. They aren't likely to siding, gutters, and leaders. Manchester cellar storage, large yard, on December 1, call 643-1186. another of those days when (next to Stop and Shop) bedroom Townhouse, private bedroom Townhouse, 1 L2 black, air-conditioning, have your best interests at — V— Free estimates. Fully in­ Hartford, Rd, Manchester, your charge card may take a CHIMNEY SWEEPS - have entrances and patio, full base- baths, private entrances and snows, 4-door, excellent heart. Be your own man or your fireplace cleaned sured. 249-0205. $165 monthly, call 649-2871. 122 EAST CENTER ST. - real beating because of im­ ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ment, includes, heat, patio, full basement, includes mechanical condition, good woman. . professionally, call 872-0930. heat, appliances, carpeting, modern first floor office, body. $725, 742-9059. pulse spending. Buy only what Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 appliances, carpeting, and heat-air, carpeting and pan­ you need. pool. $245 per month. Paul W. $265, per month, Paul W. MANCHESTER- for rent, six room Duplex, attic, cellar, eling. Ample parking. Merritt Your SNOWPLOWING, commer­ Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Heating-Plumbing 35 DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ and garage, security, 23 New­ Agency, 646-1180. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 cial and residential, 643-4535. 4535. Don't take on anything you !’ = » sidewalks. Free estimates. vations. Combined inside/out- man St., $200 per month, 649- have serious doubts about to­ Birthday SEWERLINES, sink lines, side runs, partitioned privacy, 8975. HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1967, 649-3015 after 4. FOUR ROOMS - with hot THREE ROOM Apartment, day. Your intuition is trying to Nov. 26, 1975 cleaned with electric cutters, germicidal' ■ ■ Jl ...... lighting.' Canine" ■ 1200cc, chopped, springer tell ycu something. by professionals. McKinney water, gas range, includes appliances, heat, hot You will be very ambitious dur­ LIGHT TRUCKING - yards, Holidayflay Inne, 200 Sheldon water, laundry facilities, gar­ □ AUTOMOTIVE front end, $1,300 invested in Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Road, Manchester, 646-5971. refrigerator, adult working THE CHARLES engine. Must sell. $2,300. Call LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Keep ing the coming year, but you attics, cellars, cleaned, some couple, security, central loca­ age, no pets, $195, 643-4884. faith with one who has placed need people to help you along. tree work. No job too small, pany, 643-5308, APARTMENTS 289-0167 or 649-8653, Born Loser — Art Sansom PRIVATE riding instructions, tion, 643-7094 after 4 p.m. Autos For Sale 61 her confidence in you. If She Join clubs or groups where you call 646-8864. 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, like CHARLES Di, oH £. MBOIE TPKL wanted others to know, she can make valuable contacts. • •••••••«•••••••••••••••••• NO JOB too small, toilet English and Western, $5,00 MANOiSTEI FOUR LARGE ROOMS and private home, pleasant, con­ would have told them herself. Painting-Papering 32 repairs, plugged drains, per hour, call 633-5571, Close to shopping and gram­ NEED CAR? Credit bad'’ Campers-Trallers I.VKW.SF'.M'KII KNTKm'IllSK AS.SN i yard, parking and storage, venient location, working mar school, adjacent to junior , MOW I'M kitchen faucets replaced, anytime, Bankrupt? Repossessed? Mobile Homes 65 repaired, rec rooms, $135 plus heat, no dogs, 646- adults, no children, pets. 643- high and high school. Featuring Honest Douglas accepts PAINTING - 'Save 30 - 60%. 2880. fireplaces, one or two car gar* bathroom remodeling, heat BASSET HOUND - AKC 2378. ages, heat and hot water, two air lowest down, smallest Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel Five years experience. 1968 SHASTA 13' Camping m m m modernization, etc. Free es­ registered, male, eight conditioners, Vh baths, etc.. In­ payments. Douglas Motors, ® 1975 6y NEA Inc Excellent references. Pete, FOUR ROOMS - Ground floor, cluded. trailer, very good condition, timates gladly given. M & M months, $150, 742-9394. MANCHESTER- Three 345 Main. HOUI^AIOP 742-6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. bedrooms, first floor, two- central, heated, electric Wooded and Quiet. Not a new water systems, heater, BUGS, BRING ME ^ Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. thru street. Will be fully com­ all papers and instructions, "Remember when we used to be able to say family, recently redecorated stove, middleaged couple P-. THOSE PRODUCTION (3UARTBR- PUREBRED German preferred. Call between 5-7, pleted In December. TOYOTA - See us for reliable dual fuel tanks. Good winter 'That and a DIME will buy you a cup ol coltee'?’’ IMTEMOR SPECIAUSTS FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ inside and out. One month's Applications being accepted used Toyotas with our 60-day —-REPORTS.' h o u r Shepherds, $20 each, no 649-1919. camping. $900 phone 646-7824. ! Peter Belllveau Painting bing - Repairs and papers. Call 649-8045 anytime. security, $240 monthly, no for immediate rentals and future 100% warranty. We also buy Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick pets, no utilities. 646-5200. occupancy. \M ruiN yek 643-1671 remodeling, sewer lines used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, g k a s p - a TWO BEDROOM, luxury So come over and see your (8 a.m. th« best lima) cleaned electrically. Prompt 345 Center Street, Tpwnhouse, located in future apartment... Automotive Service 66 LOOK HELL WHAT6 50 BUSTER Intur^d, Dependable, service on emergencies. 643- MANCHESTER- three room Manchester, 646-4321, 7024. Antiques 48 heated apartment, Highland Park section of OPEN FOR INSPECTION AT BE SPECIAL WOULD II z-s References Daily 3 P.M. until 7 P.M. SCWN(X)6LE appliances, wall-to-wall Manchester. Wooded and WE PAY for junk cars and ■ C L IP . TKM" HOT 006 ABOUT £>COaB WkLLPAPfllllK,TillM,CEILIIKS or by appointment WE PAY $15 for complete WANTED Antique furniture, carpet, one block from Senior private. For information, call trucks, call 742-9673, 423-2632 BIRD OF THE HAN6IN' HIM '^Before the Hotidayn*' BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ junk cars, (iall Joey, Tolland or 742-7801. bing - All heating and plum­ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Citizens Center, no pets, call 646-1616 or 649-5295. 646-0800 or 646-1540 FLY YEAR BY ONE ' OOV/N SAY, THAT other antique items. R. I Auto Body, 528-1990. 2 bing repairs plus remodeling. 742-7676, wHE$ FOR HANP? Two POINTS GUY LOCKS Harrison, 643-8709. INSIDE - Outside painting. Call 643-1496. NEWER duplex, Horace 1968 YELLOW automatic VW WILD 6URE- I'LL BET^ JUST FOR FAMILIAR.' The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Street, five rooms, three FOUR ROOMS, stove, Special rates for people over ANDOVER four room heated convertible, good second car, Automotive Service 66 W-IS / IF HE HE'5 WEARIN' FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. refrigerator and heat, third IT CAN'T 65. Fully insured. Estimates apartment, appliances, wall- floor, no children. Call after call 875-1897 after 5. • 1S15 by WiroH BiOl. Inc LA6T6 WEARIN' A HARP BE — given. Call 649-7863. tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, to-wall carpet, no childern or Available December 15th or TM Pig US PH 0«, ''/vOfV.''S0ME GUY'S Flooring 36 5:30, 649-2236. OPEN THAT 5TICKY< HAT/ BUT lamps, etc. Now accepting pets, call 742-7676. January 1st, Lease plus MERCEDES BENZ, 230,1966. GOING TO HAVE consignments, for December security. $260 per month. 649- LONG GLOVE6,' A r t R P A T WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 THREE BEDROOM Very clean, very good condi­ THANKSGIVING / ^HANKS<5lVlNC3 per roll. Experinced FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, auction. 644-8962. MANCHESTER-Beautiful big 1955. BOSS, WHY 1 ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS t l floors like new. no waxing, Townhouse, centrally located, tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- 6:00 A.M. to 12 Noon tradesman. Call R. five room apartment on se­ built-ins, carpeted, $295 per 9800 days, or 247-9031. tS MY DESK I DAD TAUGHT ME WAS TO Starkweather. 644-3194. (specializing in older floors). ANTIQUES Wanted - CENTRAL - two bedroom MR. DONUT ALWAYS DELEGATE WORK,' cond floor, appliances, no month, heated. Security 255 Watt M IM It Tpkt. Ceilings and inside painting, American furniture, oriental utilities, no pets, adults. $210. duplex in older two family. PILED UP AN' John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ New bath and kitchen. required. 646-1316 or after 5, M tn c h ttltt PAINTING - interior and Ann Lord Realty, 528-4139. 649-8782. Automotive Service 66 (nt»l to Slop tnd Shop) YERS IS exterior, paperhanging, 2222. sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Redecorated. Appliances, 5 weathervanes, primitives, security, heated. $245, Nor­ CLEAN AS A excellent work. References. AVAILABLE DECEMBER 1- THREE BEDROOMS, second Free estimates. Fully in­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ron Dionne, 643-1691. man Hohenthal, 646-1166. -1 WHISTLE.^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• two bedroom, second floor floor, 2-family house, sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Services Wanted 38 apartm ent, in newer two 4431. Wanted to Buy 49 DELMONT STREET - Newer appliances, no pets, $200. family, modern kitchen and Security. 643-2573. l.M.WMNOOOU.W NEW STORE Opening - bath, enclosed sun porch, duplex, two bedrooms, 1 1/2 COMPLETE GM 7 PAPER HANGING Expert. Interested in acquiring hand­ OLD DOLLS - Paying top laundry facilities, convenient baths, appliances, full base­ prices for your old dolls, $65. ment, adults, no pets. $225. DUPLEX, four rooms, two Your average paper, in crafted items. Call 649-9190. to downtown, utilitites not in­ bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, near KNIEVEL? average room, $25. Mr. and up for China and bisque cluded, $195 monthly, security plus security. 643-2289. REPAIRS dolls. $100 and up for Bye'lo. hospital, $190 per month. DR, Richman, 646-3864. required, adults, no pets, 646- __ ___ KISSINOER? Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane Never give or sell a doll References required. . II- x!T 3325 after 5 . m *LliLVjT^ jy.TM ut Fti on IS' (^OON THE DOVERS SAY GOODNIGHT. without getting our offer. Call Philbrick Agency Realtors, • COLLISION 3 r o w ,m o /ir e T r ich Am e r ic a n s , b e n n y . THEY WON'T INTERFERE R. HEBERT & Son 646-4200. paperhanging, painting, com­ □ MISC. FOR SALE locally, 875-7356. MANCHESTER - newer two PRESIDENTIAL THE/A NEW FISHING FOR /MARLIN. I WITH OUR PLANS ABOUT /V\V BEDTIME, TOO. BY THE WAY, IF Y O U ^ • MECHANICAL Short Ribs — Frank Hill CHARACTERS \ THE OLD LADY PICKED f TOMORROW? mercial and residential, free bedroom Duplex, half of two VILLAGE APTS. MANCHESTER - Attractive GUYS HAVEN'T SEEN THE PHOSPHORESCENCE estimates, 644-0642. family, includes appliances, WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS AT THE DOVERS, lU THE OCEAN HERE AT NIGHT, DON'T MISS IT. « Articles lor Sale 41 MANCHESTER three room apartment, CARS AND TRUCKS convenient location, $230 per available December 15th, first HOW ARE -THE TALKS^ table? 7 J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom month, Paul W. Dougan ITS N^RV d i f f i c u l t EVERY TIME WEQDME ...H E s t a r t s TO f i n g e r floor, $165 per month. Heal in­ Genuine Parte GOING, AdR SECRETARY? TO‘ n ^ o t ia t e W it h TO A POINT OF THE VALVE ON HIS Painting - Interior and ALUMINUM sheets used as □ RENTALS Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. cluded. 643-0445, evenings. THE exterior. Paperhan^ng. printing plates, .007 thick, One and two bedrooms. Factory Trained Mechanics PISASREEMENT... PIPELINE. ______23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for Near schools, churches Remodeling. Gutters. Fully MANCHESTER - nice one Homes lor Rent 54 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE insured. 649-9658. . . $1. Phone 643-2711. Rooms lor Rent 52 bedroom apartment, and shopping center, on CALL 646-6464 available at The Teresa, close bus line. Call anytime. VERNON - six room Ranch. 1 REASONABLE Rales, CLEAN USED refrigerators, ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly to shopping and churches,-in­ ranges, automatic washers, 1/2 baths, family room, in- excellent workmanship, pain­ rooms. Single $56, double $69, cludes carpeting,carp air con- car ting and paperhanging. Also, with guarantees. B: D. Pearl's plus tax, continental ditioning,, $195 perPe month. 646*2623 Carter Chevrolet Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- , Paul W. roofing chimney work and breakfast, air conditioning, Paul W, Dougan Realtor, 646- , 643- 1229 MAIN 8T. • MANCHESTER gutters, call 643-8885. 2171 color TV, call 646-2300. 1021 or 643-4535. 4535r / /- Z b I 19?S by NCA. inc T M Reg U S PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 25, 1975 ■1

Heat fails, school closed BOTTI’S FRUIT FARM •FffiSII SWtn tPPU CXHI of the unit ventilators. try will meet tonight at code board of appeals, and mm Coventry Made on the premleea; bring your own contain­ These units are supplied by 7:30 at the Town Hall to in­ the economic development er and taval MONICA SHEA the New England Valve terview candidates for the commission. • APPLES, GOOD FOR PIES & EATING 742-9495 and Metal Product Com­ following Boards and Com­ The George Hersey pany in East Haddam. Many varieties available starting at $1.50 per ATTEND missions: flood and erosion 16 quart bag Robertson Grammar “I’m convinced that control board, insurance PINE PHARMACY A Family Thanksgiving School was closed today •BOSC PEARS AVAILABLE Mason Company is not at advisory committee, |664 CENTER ST. 649-98141 due to a heating system fault here. They are doing housing code board of (5 Cute, Cute and Loveable Puppies Eve Service Looking for Homes FREEl] failure. all they can. They are sen­ appeals, committee on LOW PRESCRIPTION at _260 BUSH h i l l r d .. MANCHESTER. COMM. Dr. Arnold Elman, ding men down teday to in­ needs of the aging, building PRICES Trinity Covenant Church superintendent of schools, stall additional radiation 302 Hackmatack St. said, “Yesterday the water fins at their expense. M anchester level in one of the burners “I expect the additional Patriotic and Spiritual Numbers dropped and the system footage of fins to allow all PRE-WINTER SPECIALS ON SIDING! shut off. of the school rooms to be ^ Faith Baptist Church of Manchester' ^ Music, a Tableau in Costume “There was a leak in the heated to 65 degrees. If this Meeting in the Orange Hall Your Choice of: ALUMINUM and a Timely Message entitled automatic water feed in can be accomplished, the 72 E. Center Street Manchester, Conn, the existing boilers. VINYL or STEEL “Man’s Hunger” school will be open By The Rev. Norman Swensen Because the system shut tomorrow.” A Thanksgiving Service off, we developed an air The Board of Education SSi- Wednesday, November 26 at 7 P.M. 20 Colors To Choose From! The weather Prices Are Now Lower on Siding! Wednesdayy Nov. 26 block in the pipes which meets tonight at 7:30 in the at the Orange Hall. I Partial clearing today, highs meant ail the pipes had to high school. The public is invited to attend. Free Estimates — Easy Terms 7:30 P.M. in 50s. Rain or snow tonight and Thursday morning, low in the lianrI|f0tTr tEiipmng fc a lb be bled.” The nominating com­ “Oh, give thanki unto the Lord, for he is good; for The contractors for the mittee of the Republican his mercy endureth forever" (Ps. 136:1). -i-iS: low 30s. Rain likely Thursday, BILLTUNSKY 649-90951 highs in 40s. heating system , W.C. Town Committee of Coven­ Mason Company, had at Manchester—A City of Village Charm f if t y -t w o pa g e s in f o u r sec t io n s p r ic K; i ii i ekn cents MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 49 their own expense installed temporary heating by radiation fins in most of the classrooms. The school maintenance Longer work week proposed department also put in temporary external News heaters that sit on the out­ side of the building but put heat in through windows or vents. summary | Gov. Grasso outHnes i Due to the failure of the Compiled from automatic water feed United PreHs Internulionul system, the school was cold Monday. The maintenance department introducing antideficit program ' ran all the heating systems State last night in an attempt to HARTFORD (UPI) Despite In an apparent reference to. New proceeds of which go to help ill and raise the temperature of HARTFORD — The state •: threats of retaliation from state York City’s efforts to get federal down-and-out veterans. each room' to 65 degrees. Commission on Special •; employe union leaders. Gov. Ella T. financial help, she added, “We must The liquidation could mean an $11 As of 5 this morning they Revenue will not allow a Grasso is calling for heavy cuts in help ourselves.” million loss for the investment fund. had failed. So Dr. Elman transfer of the Bridgeport jai j state spending, with reduction in the Mrs. Grasso also expects to go a Its holdings were purchased for $40 closed the school. alai fronton's gambling license :• state payroll heading the list of ac­ long way to balancing the budget by million but the national recession has Dr. Elman said, “All of before deciding whether to ;• tions. transferring $29 million from a fund depressed its value to $29 million. the heating system is in­ revoke the permit, according J Mrs. Grasso went on statewide for needy soldiers and freezing state Mrs. Grasso said she promised to tfie/ure make it up to the vets by giving 25 per stalled with the exception to a published report. ■: television and radio Tuesday night, hiring. saying “fiscal gimmieks” won’t Other sections of her plan called cent of the state’s annual tax BRIDGEPORT - J stave off a predicted $80.1 million for a halt in state construction; a 10 Revenues, not to fall below $2.5 Bridgeport garbage collectors ■: budget deficit this year. per cent cut in welfare payments for million, to the state Veterans Ad­ will work Saturday at time and j She called the legislature into medical services; 'fhe closing of ministration. half — rather than :■ special session Monday to approve Cedarcrest Hospital in Newington; The fund — which up to 1960 was BBE starts Thanksgiving Day at triple ;■ certain parts of her program, in­ and a $1 million cut in state energy fed from a penny-a-gallon gasoline time — despite a one-day i cluding a provision that would boost costs. tax — has grown in past years wage talks walkout called to protest the i the state emplove work week from 35 Mrs. Grasso also said she will ask because its income from investments with BEA TTiingA money-saving move Tuesday. •: to 40 hours with no increase in pay. lawmakers to put into the treasury was higher than its payments to After the governor unveiled ner any income from the “Instant needed vets, Grasso administration plan, the board of directors of the Lottery” beyond the $7 million sources said. Bolton Regional Connecticut State Employes Associa­ already allocated to education, and Mrs. Grasso said the hike in the tion authorized its officials to call a to change tax collections from a work week from 35 to 40 hours with DONNA MOU.AND CONCORD, N.H. - A write- : strike if Mrs. Grasso follows quarterly to a monthly basis in order no increase in pay and the hiring 646-0375 through. to better monitor tax revenues. freeze will cut overtime payments The Bolton Board of in campaign is under way for • "T here are no m irrors, no The governor said the $29 million and permit major drops in the state Education and the Bolton Hubert Humphrey in the • nation's earliest presidential ■ rollovers, no fiscal gimmicks to post­ boost to the treasury will come from payroll without affecting essential Education Association pone reality,” she said. “We can look the liquidation of the Soldiers, Sailors services, have opened salary primary and Sen. Henry M. : Jackson, D-Wash., is taking a : to no OOP else for the immediate and Marines investment fund. "It is with sadness that once again negotiations for the 1976- we must ask our loyal and dedicated second look at the contest : remedies required,” ■ M. •'<», 1977 school year. state employes to bear a share of the Robert Thornton and dominated to date by liberal : aspirants. ■ burden," she said. Barbara Smith are "The alternatives to the 40 hour negotiating for the school BOSTON - In what is j Union threatens strike week was drastic layoffs of hundreds board. William Vogel, of state employes to begin in board chairman, will act as believed to be the largest :■ settlement of its kind, the :■ December or a shortened work week an ex-officio member of with smaller take home pay,” she the negotiating team. Polish government has agreed i to pay ,$560,000 for the release j against* extended week said. Patricia Bankel, Muriel “Hopefully the economy will im­ Dickinson, Marjorie of the fishing vessel Humbak j change the conditions of state prove in the near future and with the Road race tomorrow Anderson, Thomas Kolod- and its crew, seized earlier this j HARTFORD (UPI) - A threat of a month for violating U.S. j strike by (Connecticut’s largest union employment because a law approved lessening of the budget crunch we ziej and Thomas Sheridan can provide a salary increase which are negotiating for the : coastal v/aters. : of state employes led the avalanche this year gave them the right to Familiar sights along a five-mile route tomorrow morning will of criticism Tuesday after Gov. Ella collective bargaining and supposedly our state employes merit,” the BEA. governor said, be men, women and children of all ages in an assortment of T. Grasso unveiled her plans for made those conditions subject to clothing participating in the 39th Five Mile Road Race. All-time National avoiding a predicted $80.1 million negotiation. A strict plan to streamline state budget deficit. operations and increase efficiency track great, Manchester native, Joe McCluskey is shown above. Area men ; Prison inmates get ■ And the board also asked its will be headed by E. Clayton A record 932 entries were filed for the 10:30 start. Complete lawyers to research whether the un­ ; Thanksgiving turkey sans | The Board oj Directors of the Gengras, a wealthy West Hartford details may be found on Page 19. (Herald photo by Pinto) win Bonus ; bones that could serve as : Connecticut State Employes Assoqia- ion had legal recourse to its claims businessman, Mrs. Grasso said. • weapons; senior citizens run ; tion authorized its officials to call a that state employes are being dis­ j from Hollywood to Las Vegas; : strike if Mrs. Grasso sticks by her criminated against in the drive to Bucks ; President Ford urges the na- ; proposal to lengthen the work week balance the budget by having their ■: tion to “join in offering ; without an increase in pay. work hour increased from 35 to 40 Action unprecedented Several Manchester area hours without an increase in pay. { gratitude for this nation's ■ Among a handful of supporters for persons are among 100 :■ countless blessings” as : Connecticut lottery players Mrs. Grasso was House Minority The Connecticut Lung Association i; Americans prepare to observe Leader Gerald Stevens, R-Milford, said it was given a qualified endorse­ who have won $500 prizes : the holdiay. Directors reject GOP nominee in the first “Holiday Bonus who said he had a “favorable reac­ ment to Mrs. Grasso’s plan to shut Bucks” drawing. The tion” to most of her proposals. down Cedarcrest Hospital, a 160-bed special program will run i SACRAMENTO, Calif.-The Republican State Chairman facility in Newington for persons suf­ for 10 weeks. :• jury in the Lynette Fromme Fredrick K. Biebel called the plans fering from tuberculosis. to Human Relations agency ;• case ended its second day of Area winners are: Peter “not the kind of direct and drastic The association said the governor :j deliberations divided on Thompson, 54 Franklin St,, spending cuts that are really had pledged to improve medical care By SOL R. COIIKiN it denied Republican Edward Wilson ■: whether the Maiison cultist tion of Wilson, warned, "There will John Fecko, 7 Rau St., both necessary to balance the budget.” for TB patients at other state a seat on the Human Relations Com­ Take your pick . . . we’ve got six savings ;i tried to assassinate President Herald Reporter be no compromise by us on issues in of Rockville; Wayne hospitals. Cedarcrest used to be an mission. •: Ford or merely was He was especially critical of a plan The Manchester Board of Direc­ the future. You have no right to do Therrien, 46 Mt. Vernon plans... from 5%% on Regular Savings all the way up all-TB hospital, but it has been Wilson who ran last in a field of 12 :■ threatening him. to liquidate a $29 million investment tors Tuesday night took an un­ this. The minority has a right to its Dr., Vernon; Glenn Camp, All S.B.M. savings plans to 7%% on Six Year Certificates. fund for veterans and give the money accepting other patients in recent precedented action in recent for election Nov. 4 to the board, was appointments. This is the first time 655 Graham Rd,, South to the state treasury, saying it was _years. Manchester history. By a 5 to 4 vote. the Democrats' chief antagonist in in history the appointment by a party are a sure thing: c j; RAPID CITY, S.D. - Four Windsor; and Kevin “robbing Peter to pay Paul.” the campaign — with his implications hasn't been accepted." All S.B.M. savings earn from day of deposit to day of :• Indians are indicted on charges Paradis, 11 Westrook St., • SURE to earn you the highest interest allowed by they did favors for Arthur Fischer, Pascal Prignano. denying the they shot to death tWo FBI He called it “the same sort of John Kabot, 588 Forest St., withdrawal*... your earnings are compounded con­ head of the company planning a mul­ rejection was political, noted, low. J agents in an ambush on the fiscal gimmickry that brought about both of East Hartford. timillion development in Buckland, "We're not sore winners, .Only last tinuously and credited monthly. Pine Ridge Sioux Reservation. our budget troubles in the first place, • SURE to be an absolutely safe investment. All a c ­ and which, if carried much further, in return for his donations ($390) to week we approved one Republican can make us look like New York the Democratic Party. loser (Reinhorn) for a post. We feel counts are insured up to $40,000. by F.D.I.C. Save for something big... or save for something small ^ DETROIT — Secretary of that he (Wilson) doesn't belong on State Henry Kissinger says he City.” In addition, Wilson had only one ... buffo be sure you get a sure thing . . . save at S.B.M. other campaign issue — a charge that the Human Relations Commission." • SURE to give you a great sense of security os you may meet with Soviet leaders StCTens said that was the only part Prignano said, ' Many times. soon to discuss the deadlocked of Mrs. Grasso’^ program that he op­ John Thompson, then Manchester Diabetes watch your savings grow. mayor, is backing a state income tax Democrats come to us as applicants ■i; nuclear arms talks. posed. He said he would work for the for appointment and we turn them approval of the other sections. for Connecticut. clinics Wilson was proposed for the down. If the Republicans don't want iij WASHINGTON - Former The CSEA Executive Board to screen their appointments we'll be President Richard Nixon is authorized its officials to call the Human Relations Commission post to end ‘ So long as $5 remains In account 'til end of period by the Republican minority, to glad to do it for them." li;; willing to testify before the strike if there wasn’t enough time to To which Carl Zinsser replied, "If FDIC regulations permit withdrawals from take a strike vote among its more replace Mary Ann Shaw, also a Time Savings Accounts before maturity pro­ Senate intelligence committee you want all applicants screened, as than members. Republican. vided rate of interest on amount withdrawn which has accused him of 20,900 I've proposed before, we'd be happy is reduced to the passbook rate and three -The three minority Republicans S' ordering CIA intervention in to participate in screening those of East Hartford months Interest is forfeited. S Chile. It also asked union lawyers to were joined by Mayor Matthew sm iLA TUJ.KK determine whether Mrs. Grasso can Moriarty, Dem., for confirming the both parties." 289-4283 Wilson appointment. The other five The last diabetes International Democrats rejected it. screening clinics for East •V « In unanimous votes, the board con­ Hartford residents will be firmed the appointments of two other LISBON, Portugal — Pro- Inside today held this .week. Republicans who had run for the No Herald i:|; government forces led by Residents may be tested Andover ...... 16 ^Think we^re next?^ board and lost — Clarence Brown to a % heavily armed commandos Editorial ...... 4 Wednesday at the Senior B olton...... 16-31 F a m ily ...... 10-11 five-year term on the Zoning Board Thursday snuffed out a revolt of left-wing Citizens Building, 30 B usiness...... 38-44 H ebron...... 31-32 For these turkeys on a Manchester area farm, Thanksgiving of Appeals and Harry Reinhorn to a troops and civilians, recap- Remington Rd. from 1 to Classifield 31 to 34 Obituaries ...... 18 may not be a festive occasion for showing one’s thanks for the two-year term as an alternate on the 3:30 p.m. S turing three of four airbases. C om ics...... 35 Photo feature .. 24 bounty and blessings of the past year; but on Page 24 of today’s same board. Thanksgiviiifj; Day The testing is being done Coventry ...... 16 S p o rts___19 to 22 Vivian Ferguson, Republican Savings Bank E. H artfo rd ____51 Vernon , . . 28-50-51 Herald, you can see how Manchester’s school children observed minority leader, angry at the rejec­ as a service to townspeople the traditional event. (Herald photo by Dunn) in conjunction with National Diabetes Month. r To learn more, call the of Manchester East Hartford Health - 6 4 8 - 1 7 0 0 Member F.D.I.C. Department at 289-2781, MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER Ext. 311. People-to-People Banking Have a happy Thanksgiving —drive carefully