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MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 53 EIGHTEEN PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICEi nFTEEN CENTS News Presiden t and Mao summary have ‘ earnest’ tal ks Compiled from iSSb Secretary William Greener called United Press Intenational ' i PEKING (UPI) - Chairman Mao had earnest and significant dis- tf Tse-tung, reported looking sur- cussions with President Ford on the Chinese statement “a fair rf prisingly fit, hosted President Ford wide-ranging issues in a friendly at- description” of the talks. A- in his Forbidden City home today and mosphere.” U.S. officials made clear long ago ‘• Ur, - tif State held nearly two hours of talks of- There was no elaboration on Ford would not have come to China, ficially described as “significant and specific topics discussed, but the had a visit with Mao — the ultinriate CHESHIRE — Teachers ear- earnest... in a friendly atmosphere.” very length of the meeting seemed to diplomatic compliment China can ■mw: ly today voted to hold off any The meeting, clearly a diplomatic indicate China wants to maintain pay — not been promised. g strike action for 48 hours and feather in Ford’s cap, ran one hour strong and diplomatically cordial I return to the bargaining table and 50 minutes — an unusually long ties with Washington in spite of its But the timing of the visit was kept I to work out a new contract. meeting for the ailing, 81-year-old opposition to U.S.-Soviet detente. a mystery until the President, Mrs. y. The teachers met to consider a Mao and nearly twice the time he Diplomats said the terms “wide- Ford, daughter Susan and Ford’s ad- ^ possible strike after the Town spent with President Richard M. ranging” and “significant” indicated visers sped off to Mao’s residence in I Council ^ejected a two-year Nixon during his historic 1972 visit. Mao and Ford probably included Peking’s Forbidden City in the after- I agreement reached between Hours after the event, the Chinese detente, Korea and the thorny noon. ‘•'•J g the teachers and the school issued a statement approved by the problem of U.S. support for the And the length and cordiality of the board. White House which said; Nationalist government in Taiwan in meeting seemed to underscore “After shaking hands with each of their late afternoon discussion. China’s aim of treating Ford per- HARTFORD - The Rt. Rev. the American guests, Chairman Mao Deputy White House Press sonally with warmth while scolding Morgan Porteus was elected on the United States for its detente the first ballot in a special elec- policy. tion Monday as bishop Mao has reportedly suffered a S coadjutor of the Episcopal Jai alai promoter series of strokes and grants such I Diocese of Connecticut. He will audiences selectively, but a senior March outside state Capitol I succeed the present bishop, the American official in Ford’s party Rt. Rev. J. Warren Hutchens, accused of perjury said the chairman was mentally S 65, when Jie retires or dies. While the Connecticut General Assembly met in special session sharp and seemed surprisingly fit. HARTFORD (UPI) - With the late Monday to deal with a projected $80.1 million deficit, hundreds Friend, whose last known This official said Mao walked the Democratic boss John M. Bailey ap- whereabouts was his Hollywood of state employes marched outside the Capitol in a steady drizzle HARTFORD - The new Ford party to the door at the end of parently cleared of taking a $2M,000 home, does not voluntarily submit to Pubiic Utility Control Authori- the visit and said rumors the chair- protesting a plan to increase their work week from 35 to 40 hours arrest, fugitive warrants will be ty will pursue a policy of Bridgeport jai alai payoff, the ques- man was wheelchair-ridden were un- without an increase in pay. (UPI photo) openess, according to Albert tion of where the money went issued to force him to return to true. Kleban, Easton, its new chair- remained today. Connecticut. man, who said, “We want to Only David Friend, the former make the public a vital part of head of the jai alai fronton said to be the regulatory process.” the world’s largest, can provide all the answers. Friend, 39, a former Hollywood, D eficit-closi ng alternatives Fla., banker, was charged Monday I Regional with lying about giving the money to Bailey, the former national and state > Democratic chairman who died last S BOSTON — The office of sough t by state legislators April 10. Judges in Hartford and U Gov. Michael S. Dukakis is Bridgeport Superior Courts issued drafting contingency plans to warrants for Friend’s arrest at the protect Massachusetts request of Chief State’s Attorney HARTFORD (UPI) - Lawmakers willing to hear their complaints. “short-range problem.” Richard Bozzuto, R-Watertown, said 8 motorists faced with possible Joseph T. Gormley. today sought alternative ways of Unions of state workers have “ Most importantly, the great Mrs. Grasso’s was taking the S loss of insurance next year. Friend is accused of perjury and bridging a predicted $80.1 deficit in suggested minor increases in majority of voters want us to hold politically easy route out of the budget morass by shifting the burden Companies insuring about 75 three counts of larceny. Conviction state finances after they agreed to cigarette and liquor taxes would down on expenditures and not in- to state workers rather than ^ per cent of the state’s 2.5 could result in a prison sentence of up pass up higher taxes as ballast for generate enough revenue to crease taxes,” Lieberman said. taxpayers. million drivers have to 65 years, Gormley said. the unbalanced budget. eliminate the need for a 40-hour Senate Deputy Minority Leader « threatened to quite the state Investigators hope the increased And hundreds of state employes week. » Dec. 9 unless adequate proper- pressure on Friend may break his were to protest against Gov. Ella T. Meantime, the Connecticut ty damage rates arb approved. long- silence on Connecticut’s worst Grasso’s plans to close the gap, in- Veterans of Foreign Wars said Mon- Area solons want to cut political scandal. cluding more work hours but not day it supported another of Mrs. MONTPELIER, Vt. - The The perjury charge was filed “with more pay for state workers, halts in Grasso’s budget-balancing plans — vas I« ACLU has charged that state reference to Friend’s testimony Oct. state hiring and construction and the state takeover of a $29 million « and national drug enforcement 21 to the Connecticut Special lower welfare benefits. fund used by needy vets — but only if their pay 10 per cent P efforts are used to intimidate Revenue Commission that he paid a One union of 20,000 state workers the governor guaranteed veterans’ leople P “despised minorities,” and legal fee to John Bailey in the has threatened a strike if the special benefits would not be reduced. By SOL R. COHEN area legislators acknowledges, “This nd $ relied on unconsitutional police amount of $250,000 in April of 1974,” legislative session Summoned by Mrs. Grasso has offered the able Herald Reporter action will not cure the financial g actions which public officials Gormley said. The other charges in- Mrs. Grasso supports her plan to cut veterans $2.5 million a year or 25 per problems facing the state but it is rant cent of state admission tax revenues, Support is picking up in. the willingly overlooked. volve alleged defraud of lending in- state expenses rather than raise General Assembly for a proposal put done in the belief that those of us who fresh whichever is highest, in return for stitutions. taxes in order to balance the ledger. forward by eight legislators from the have the responsibility for deter- Gormley said the information sup- The lawmakers, who were gaveled the fund. mining the level of spending must do Sen. Betty Hudson, D-Madisbn, Manchester area — for a 10 per cent porting the requests for arrest into session Monday, scheduled a cut in their 1976 salaries. personally what we can to reduce National said she wanted legislators to con- >rfor warrants would' be sealed, probably series of public hearings today on The eight, all within the 4th spending.” sider raising taxes as a means of vhy until Friend is arrested. Mrs. Grasso’s proposals. Debate in Senatorial District and all They conclude, “Should there be ; MIAMI BEACH-; America’s balancing the budget because “I Meantime, all nine members of the both chambers was set for Democrats, are: State Sen. David M. any legal impediment that would pre- [ local government officials are | think we should give ourselves the Revenue Commission are due to Wednesday and final votes were Barry, State Rep. Francis J. vent the comptroller from making :i anxiously waiting to see if widest latitude possible.” testify Thursday before a one-man expected Thursday. Mahoney and State Rep. Ted Cum- the (10 per cent) deductions, we will 'I Congress will renew the •: “I do not want to see this session of state grand jury probing the scandal, About 200 state employes marched mings, all Manchester; State Rep. make this contribution on a voluntary I general revenue sharing act •; the General Assembly crippled,” she including charges of financial outside the Capitol Monday in protest Abraham Glassitian, South Windsor; basis.” ' which funneled ?150 million q |i juggling and underworld ties. of the plan to lengthen their 35-hour said. State Rep. Muriel Yacavone, East State Rep. George Hannon Jr., year to municipalities with few ^ But Senate Majority Leader Joseph Gormley said Friend was mulling work week to 40 hours without in- Hartford; State Rep. Robert Walsh, Dem., East Hartford, whose 3rd . strings attach^. Failure to re- :■ I. Lieberm an, D-New Haven, over whether to submit to arrest by creases in pay. Others plied the Coventry; State Rep. Aloysius Senatorial District includes about 52 ;j enact would create budget -answered the budget gap was a Connecticut authorites. He said if hallways inside, seeking lawmakers- Ahearn, Bolton; and State Rep. per cent of Manchester, endorsed the problems in cities where the I Teresalee Bertinuson, East Windsor. pay cut proposal and said he’d sup- funds went to operational j: r/v In a joint statement, they said, “In port a bill to make the cuts man- expenses, officials said at the \ recognition of the fiscal crisis con- datory. National League of Cities 51$t • fronting Connecticut and the Senate president pro tern Joseph Congress Monday. • Grange cites 50-year member projected $80 million deficit for the Faulisio, Dem., Hartford, also en- By MAL BARLOW fiscal year ending June 30, 1976, we dorsed the idea, saying, “It would be I LINCOLN, Neb. - The i have directed the state comptroller’s symbolic of the straits Connecticut is Nebraska Supreme Court has ; Herald Reporter office to deduct 10 per cent of our in.” ^ upheld the concept that trial ; Mrs. Mary Lindholm Boudreau, 75, base salary for the 1976 legislative I courts may restrict news j Sen. Barry is vice-chairman of the of Lindholm Corners, Andover season.” legislature’s public personnel com- J; media reporting of pretrial ac- j tT' received her 50-year membership pin They directed that the funds be mittee, which is conducting public tivities in criminal cases. ’The \ from the Andover Grange Monday transferred to the state treasurer. ruling sets the stage for a ; hearings tonight on proposed changes evening. The 10 per cent pay cut for the affecting state employes. ^ decisive U.S. Supreme Court ■ Mrs. Boudreau joined the grange in eight legislators totals $3,600 ($450 Barry said he hasn’t decided yet % ruling on the issue raised when : December, 1925. She and her sister, each). Legislators get $10,000 base whether.he’ll back two proposals by § a judge imposed a coverage \ Anna Lindholm, and her brother, pay for their two-year terms — $5,500 Gov. Ella Grasso — one to increase limitation on a pretrial hearing Edwin Lindholm, both of Lindholm in the 1975 session and $4,500 in the the work week for state employes ^ for Erwin Charles Simants, Corners, are now all 50-year 1976 session. (from the present 35 to a charged with killing six per- members of the grange. A similar 10 per cent pay cut for all recommended 40), the other to sons Oct. 18. The Andover Grange was formed 36 state senators and 151 represen- transfer to the General Fund about in 1888 and consisted mainly of tatives would come to $84,150 for I WASHINGTON - The House farmers. It broadened through the I $29 million in the Soldiers, Sailors 1976. and Marines Fund. % was scheduled to vote today on years to even include a few “city The statement by the Manchester- President Ford’s bill to folks,” Mrs. Boudreau said. allocate federal loans to New Today, there are no active, York City. The measure was full-time farmers in the Andover expected to pass and the Senate Grange, she said. Vernon St. residents U has scheduled debate for later During her 50 years, she served her g in the week. grange as a master, lecturer, and P matron of the Andover Juvepile opposed to rezoning International Grange. She collected the medical in- I surance payments until collections Citing traffic hazards and a desire businessmen who desire to develop were centralized in Glastonbury. to see Vernon St. stay the way it is, the tract. 1 BEIRUT, Lebanon — Some She is now the grange chaplain. Vernon St. residents opposed Atty. Bayer described the applica- 30 Israeli warplanes crossed Franklin Welles of the Wapping rezoning of land near theirs at a tion as a “classical case for an M I the Lebanese border today, Grange presented her with her 50- Manchester Planning and Zoning Zone.” A Residence M Zone is » launching massive bombing year pin Monday. Miss Charlotte Commission (PZC) public hearing defined as a medium density residen- S strikes on three Palestinian Hutchins of Manchester, the master t V Monday night. tial district which allows different ^ refugee camps, a spokesman of the East Central Pomona Grange \ types of housing. It is designed to en- The hearing was moved from the said. More than 20 persons serving the Andover area, presented hearing room in the Municipal courage the building of owner- were feared dead and many the pins to Anna and Edwin Building to Woodruff Hall in Center occupied houses of moderate cost in others wounded, officials said. Lindholm. Congregational Church because of proportion to multi-family dwellings. Mrs. Boudreau and her husband, crowded quarters. Atty. Bayer said the M Zone Amede, a retired carpenter, now do g G^tQNIGEN, The About 40 persons attended the ------See Page Eighteen more farming than she did all her hearing which dealt with an applica- % Nethenapds — Masked, armed life. Her father was also a carpenter. S gunmen believed to be Indone- tion to change the zone on a tract of Inside today They are now raising a steer and 73 acres on the east side OfAfernon St. P sian separatists seized a train chickens. near a convalescent home from Family...... 6 S in northeast Holland today, ’They both keep their “farmyard” Bolton ..... I took about 50 passengers Still raises chickens Residence AA to Residence M Zone. Classified .. Hebron ...... 3 busy but neat. They share the chores The PZC reserved decision for Coventry .. Obituaries ...... 18 hostage and demanded a bus including driving the tractor. It now a, and plane to get to an unknown Mrs. Mary Lindholin Boudreau holds a spring chicken. The further study. Dear Abby . S. Windsor — 3, 5 has a plow attached as they wait for » destination, authorities said. young capon has become a pet although most of its siblings are The land is owned by Philip Bayer, E. Hartford Sports ...a, 12, IS winter snows. Vernon...... 3,14 now in her freezer. (Herald photo by Barloyv) trustee, representing a group of Editorial PAGE TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tueg.. Dec. 2,1875— PAGE THPgO'. Residen t explai ns I F a i r h a r v e s t s MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES Local m an charged About funds for Young resigns youth post town D aley Rd. dangers followi ng accident Vernon i Discharged Wednesday; Erich Dorothy Rd.; Marion Crossen, 137 N. library and plans to remain here. bureau was first organized. of those two towns Coventry During the Republican Siismets, Boston Hill Rd., Andover; Elm St.; David Sadowsky, 124 Overlook Fiorian H. Bolduc, 40, of 96 School, Florence St., Ellington, charged near future. He will explore in- Hebron BARBARA RICHMOND He said there has b ^ n a withdrew claiming they Rd., South Windsor; Lloyd Burdick, administration of Mayor Velma Pelletier, Broad Brook; Raymond St. was charged Monday night with Monday afternoon, by a court St. Mary’s Episcopal Church wUl MONICA SHEA stalling a light there. Herald Reporter misconception about the were not getting the ser- Griswold, l i r Chambers St.; Estelle Bellevue Dr., Coventry; Oliver Lavale, Ruth Circle of Community Baptist EVELYN CROSTON Frank McCoy, Young said driving while under the influence of warrant, with second-degree have a service of the Holy Eucharist 742-9495 Impassable trails James Young, director committee. He said it was vices they were paying for. Johnson, 33 Ardmore Rd.; Roland East St.; Daphne Cote, East Hartford; Church will meet Wednesday at 2 228-9561 the bureau was stifled. He liquor after a three-car accident at larceny. Police said the charge Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the church. During the audience of citizens’ Harold Crane, chief of the South of the Youth Services not formed to see if the They protested Vernon was Pouliot, 40C Spencer St.; William Pratt, Nancy Sotnick, Wethersfield; Nancy p.m. at the home of Mrs. John ’The library fund at the Gilead expressed the hope it will E. Center and Goodwin Sts., stems from investigation into theft of portion of Monday’s Town Council Coventry Volunteer Fire Depart- Bureau in Vernon for the bureau should continue but dominating the program. 69 Franklin Park, Rockville; Henry Merrill, 81 Florence St.; Marrdean Shorrock, 276 E. Middle Tpke. Hill School received $817.45 now move forward. Rines, 98 Greenwood Dr. Manchester Police reported. an automobile. Court date is Dec. 15. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church meeting, Nancy Galinat of Daley Rd. ment, asked the council to have -a past three yeafs, an- rather to oversee it. Pokorny, West Willington; Lucille Bion- profit from the recent Harvest ’The bureau is run mostly dl, 11 Farmstead Dr., South Windsor; Discharged Saturday; Alexander Zom- Police said the Bolduc vehicle was will have an adult Bible study complained about the lack of guard review done of lake association nounced his resignation During his remaining • Steven C. Avery, 26, of Manchester Grange will meet Fair at the school. with funds from a grant Four Freedoms Joan Rubin, 329 Birch Mountain Rd. bik, Glastonbury; Jeannette Woodward, involved in a collision which included Wednesday at 10 a.m. dt the church, rails, speed signs and street lights trails. Tile fire department should this morning, effective four weeks he will be Wethersfield, charged Monday night Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Graiige Hall. Several items were raffled at from the federal Law En- Th6 "Four Freedoms” ex- Also, Doris Worden, 147 Parker St.; 47D Esquire Dr.; Victoria Bray, Talcott- vehicles driven by Janet D. Carorl, Cooper and High Sts. along Daley Rd. from Mink Trail to know those trails not passable. Jan. 2. following through with with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif- the fair. The winners are: forcement Assistance Ad- current cases. pressed by President Franklin Catherine Hudson, East Hartford; ville Hill Rd., South Coventry; Raymond 42, of Glastonbury and Diane R. Iroquois ’Trail. ' Crane said, “We had to go to a call ’The announcement was D. Roosevelt in his State of ting) at Treasure City Department The health com m ittee of Marian Cello, a turkey; Ruth ministration (LEAA). The Patricia Duffy, 90 Cambridge St.; McQuaid, Stafford Springs; Anne Finch, 42, of 54 Chestnut St. The Britannia Chapter, Elaughters of Town Manager Allen Sandberg in- on Edgemere Rd., an association made at a press conference He said he hopes to assist the Union message to Charest, 119 Coleman Rd.; Yvette Smith, Store, Manchester Shopping Manchester Junior Women’s Club Crosby, two season tickets to grant expiried last October William Johnson, Glastonbury; Albert crash occurred at about 7:15 p.ra. the British Empire, will meet formed her the council had signed an road. at Young’s office in in the selection of his Congress on Jan. 6,1941 were: Harrison Jr., 106 Hawthorne St.; Mary 1200 Pleasant Valley Rd.; Correen Parkade. Court date is Dec. 15. will serve the Manchester Adult Lime Rock race track; Ronald* and the council approved Police said minor injuries were Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at the home agreement with the state Depart- ‘”rwo men lost the oil pans from Rockville and he cited successor. the freedom of speech and ex- Hope, 97 Florence St.; Edward Meloche, Clarke, Goshen Rd., Lebanon; Joyce Retarded Group Wednesday at 8 p.m. Kenny, radio; and Robert $5,000 from the contingen- pression; the freedom to reported. All three cars were towed • A 13-year-old Manchester girl, of Mrs. M.O. Heim, Old Fdrms Rd., ment of Transportation for a full sur- the bottom of theif cars. “personal reasons.” The bureau was set up to 92 Adiam St.; Florence Robertson, 944 E. Phelps, 56 Starkweather St.; Bernice at Lincoln Center. Carlson, a fruit basket from cy fund to keep the bureau worship God in his own way; from the scene. charged with fourth-degree larceny West Simsbury. vey of Daley Rd. and plans to “ We. were just lucky the fire Young is a partner in include Tolland and . Middle Tpke.; John Mongell, 70 Brent Dougan, 106 New State Rd. Deercrest Farm. running to the end of the freedom from want and Also, Agnes Bellody, 21 Farmstead Dr., Court date is Dec. 16. (shoplifting) Monday afternoon at straighten the most dangerous vehicles went &om the other end of Media Engineering, an Ellington. But the officials the freedom from fear. Rd. The diaconate of Center A spokeswoman for the December. Also, Sandra Miller, 13 Bunce Dr.; Jen- South Windsor; Susan Tucker, 457 E. Caldor of Manchester, Burr Comers Mayfair Y Club will meet curves. the road so taht they were not advertising and public Congregational Church will meet project.thanked everyone who Young and former Mayor nifer Polidoro, 49 Plymouth Lane, Center St.; Claire Goodrich, 760 Clark Other arrests made or summonses* Shopping Plaza. The girl, not iden- Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in Cronin The matter was referred to damaged.” helped. relations firm. Its major tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room client is the ’Tri-City Shop- McCoy disagreed over a Bolton; Joseph Gabaree II, 146 Park St.; St., South Windsor; Mary Abbruzzese, issued by Manchester Police in- tified because of her age, was Hall of Mayfair Gardens. All Mayfair Sandberg to see if he could get signs This matter was referred to the Money in the fund will be used Maple St., Vernon. of the church. ’The property com- halt in bureau spending Brenda Robinson, East Hartford. cluded: referred to juvenile authorities and residents are invited. posted in the area sometime in the Steering Committee. to carpet the school library. ping Plaza in Vernon. Discharged Thursday; Joseph Mader, Discharged Sunday; Thomas Queally, mittee will meet at the same time in He said while he has seen ordered by McCoy. The ADVENT SERVIpES • Peter R. Frazier, 18, of 12 released to her parents. the church library. '112 Waddell Rd.; John Kalnins, 103 Ridge Rocky Hill; Rose Plotkin, 458 W. Middle The Bentley School will have a many accomplishments in order made it impossible Tpke.; Theresa Willnauer, Brewster St., St.; Clifford Hampton, 22 Ann St.; R. Christmas Fair Saturday in the work with youth over his for Young to carry out a Bruce Peck, 48 Lodge Dr.; Kathleen Coventry; Ella Roberts, 78 Birch St.; Reynolds Circle of South United three years of service, he planned “ Summer Trinity Covenant Church Albert Adams, 136 Pine St.; Frank school auditorium from 10 a.m. to 3 Thompson, 4 Goslee D r.; David Larsson, Shoplifter hijacks Methodist Church will have a (Christ- M ayor arrested fo r va n dalism has also been dismayed at Challenge” program for 302 Hackmatack Street Bielawa, Rockville, Md.; Gilbert Frye, p.m. 114 Bolton St.; Laura Hansen, Yeomans mas potluck Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Soulh Windsor Police said the arrest Vernon the Special Services Unit young people. WEDNESDAYS 7:15 - 8:00 P.M. Rd., Columbia; Elizabeth Bennett, En- 97 Virginia Lane, Tolland; Yolanda the number of programs in Susannah Wesley Hall of the Robert J. Smith, 37, of was made on complaint of Anthony J. Nesta Jr., 20, of the Vernon Police not carried out under the At the time the town ap- December 3, 10, 11, 1975 field; Cecelia Henderson, 141 Waranoke Touchette, 168 High St., Rockville; Tory car for her getaway church. Hostesses are Mrs. Grace of 306 Vernon Ave., Violette, 428 Lake St., Bolton. The Manchester Emblem Club will 133 Northview Dr., former Abramezyk’s former Department after an in- last administration propriated the funds a sub- Rd. Bogdan, Miss Sally McNally and Rockville, was arrested Also, Rose Ann Buono, East Hartford; Also, Laurel Segar, 15 Old Kent Rd., meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Democratic mayor of employer, S & R Rubbish vestigation of a holdup at (Republican). committee was formed Sponsored by The Diaconate Manchester Police are searching and saw her jump into a parked car Mrs. Phyllis Gordon. After dinner, ihis morning on a Superior Rachel Michaud, 440 W. Middle Tpke.; Tolland; Mark Haddock, 1109 E. Middle Elks Club on Bissell St. ’There will be South Windsor, was Removal Co. the Gasland Service Sta- He now feels the town headed by Councilman for a woman who allegedly shoplifted occupied by a man, who immediately Court Bench warrant Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Pastor Walter Martin, Hartford. Tpke.; Heather Gardner, 462 Woodbridge the Sunshiners will present a musical a fun program after the meeting. Co- arrested Monday afternoon He was released on a tion, Rt. 30, Vernon, last has an administration Thomas Dooley to evaluate goods from a Spencer St. store Mon- started the car and drove away. The program. Discharged Friday; Thelma Lovell, 32 St.; Juta Abolins, 27 Carolyn Dr., chairmen of the event are Mrs. on a warrant charging him $250 non-surety bond for charging him with second- March. Nesta was to be (Democrat) concerned the bureau’s program. Hebron. day night and made her getaway by employe then returned to the store to degree robbery and forcing a man to drive her to Squire Joseph Reynolds and Mrs. Jean with two counts of third- court. East Hartford, Dec. presented in Tolland Coun- with the youth programs. Young said the sub- call police. The home life and youth committee 15. second-degree larceny. ty Superior Court, committee should have PUBLIC IS INVITED Village. When police arrived, the man who Gaboury assisted by Mrs. John degree criminal mischief. He said he has no adverse of Manchester Junior Women’s Club Ziemak, Mrs. Donald Jorgenson and ’The arrest was made in The arrest was made by Rockville, today. -feelings toward the town been appointed when the Police said employes of Shoe drove the getaway car was at the will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at PUBLIC RECORDS Town, 224 Spencer St., called them at Shoe Town store, returning the Mrs. Samuel Vacant!. connection with vandalism the home of Mrs. Laura Boutlier, 270 to political signs. about 7:20 p.m. to report a shoplif- shoplifted shoes. Autumn St. Warranty deeds Tpke. and Buckland St., $30,000. ting incident at the store. The driver said he had been Scandia Lodge No\ 23, Vasa Order Smith was released on Robert and Susan S. Zering to Quitclaim deeds A store employe said he saw two waiting in his car to pick up a friend of America, will have a Christmas his promise to appear in David S. and Nita D. Hershman, Cornell Circle of South United potluck Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Common Pleas Court 12, Bessie E. Kennedy to Joel M. women at the rear of the store, one of shopping nearby when the woman Methodist Church will meet property at 86 Bretton Rd., $38,200. Luther Hall at Emanuel Lutheran East Hartford, Dec. 23. Kennedy, property at 9 French Rd., whom who had concealed a pair of ran out of Shoe Town, jumped in his Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. at Susannah Robert and Sally A. Bourge to Church. After the supper Ronald $4,000. shoes on her person. As the employe car, threatened him with a knife and Wesley Hall of the church. Pastor Vinod M.'^ and Radha V. Jalan, Erickson, tenor, will present a Frank L. Abramezyk, 31, Society for Savings to J.A. approached the woman, she ran out ordered him to drive away. Robert Eldridge will speak on “The property on Ralph Rd., $48,500. program of Christmas music. He will of Middletown, was McCarthy Inc., parcel in Manchester of the store. The man drove east on Spencer St. Meaning of Christmas.” Mrs. Jane Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Jr. to be accompanied by Melvin Lumpkin. arrested Monday on a West Subdivision, $14,800. The employe said he chased her and the woman left the car near the McDonald is hostess. Francis A. and Janet F. MacBeth, warrant charging him with Attachment entrance to the Squire Village. property on Grissom Rd., $51,900. second-degree forgery and The Conneticut Bank and Trust Co. She left the pair of shoes in the car, Robert M. Bantly to Mary R. YESTERDAYS Volunteer firefighters of Co. 3 will The West Side Old Timers will fourth-degree larceny. against Kevin P. and Carol O’Flaher- the man said, so he checked them, Levitt, property at 24 Elro St., $26,- meet tonight at 8 at the Weaver Rd. meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the ty, 717 Center St., $14,400. 25 Years Ago noticed a Shoe Town tag, and firehosue. home of Nicholas Angelo, 462 Parker 500. returned to the store. I ~iT~s’o m ~poilcP\ Octavio E. and Elina S. Salcedo to Judgment liens Charles Crockett, chairman of the St. Plans for a ladies night will be Robert A. and Kathleen W. Johnson, Diners Club Inc. versus Frank R. Girl Scout finance committee, an- Manchester Chapter, Disabled made at this meeting. property at 104 white St., $37,500. Wood, S. Lakewood Circle., $4,518.70. nounces that to date $5,000 has been Scholarship group American Veterans, and Auxiliary Town of Manchester to Joseph J. Manchester Memorial Hospital raised in the Manchester Girl Scouts to meet Wednesday will have a Christmas program and The Ladies Aid Society of the Pilkunas, property at Oakland St. versus Ralph R. Lanagan, 303 Wood- fund drive. diriner Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Lutheran Women’s Missionary and Sheldon Rd., $25,000. bridge St., $125.60. 10 Years Ago The Manchester Scholarship Foun- VFW Home. The program will in- League of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Green Manor Estates Inc. to J.A. Trade name William E. Buckley, chairman of dation, Inc., will have an orientation clude a drawing for a number of Church will meet Wednesday at 7:30 McCarthy Inc., parcel on Shepard John B. Barnini, Hayden L. the Manchester Town Library Board meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at gifts. Louise Copping, Florence p.m. at the church. The Rev. Charles 16.99 11.99 Griswold Jr., Leon Podrove and for the past 15 years, is re-elected to the Manchester Country Club. Streeter and Betty Von Hone are in W. Kuhl will lead the discussion. REG. 19.99 19.99 Dr., $13,000. REG. 13.99 REG. 24.99 Committee deed Richard P. Hayes, doing business as the post for a three-year term. The scholarship and loan charge of the event. Mite boxes will be collected. ALL ELECTRIC CLAIROL ® FACE IT... YOU'LL SAVE ON SAVE 5.00 ON CLAIROL® Laurel Associates, 21 E. Middle John L. Von Deck Jr. of Vernon is procedure will be explained and two Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Barrett L. Krass to Coleman B. 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------^------i, MANGfESTERjygNlNG HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 2. 1975 — PAGE FIVE — ------WlUi.y AUCO.y 1,/PA.. Af, S . V I O UIanrl|PBtfr iEitmttg MpraUi St u dy their record, PZC defers action on cafe Founded Oct. 1, 1881 South Wihdsor itth not what they say cording to Peter Churilo. Churilo was increase parking facilities to 88. The Mamber, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International JUDY KUEHNEL represented by Emil Lucek, former capacity of the building would be 293 Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, 644-1364 South Windsor Town Engineer now in patrons, according to fire laws. / business for himself as a civil Williaim Grace, chairman of the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. WASHINGTON- As a freshman at The South Windsor Planning and Cal Tech years back, I had a engineer. PZC, said the site plan for the Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Zoning Commission has deferred ac- Lucek said Churilo has received a proposal would have to include a professor who regularly told his tion on the proposed conversion of history class that in a democracy, license from the State Liquor Com- buffer strip at the rear of the the former Robert Hall’s on Rt. 5 into mission “to operate a restaurant and building. Opinion the talkers rule. statements are determined by what a cafd. ay We elect the men who say what we polls and advisers say the voters cafe.” TTie building has been vacant for ’The PZC was assured, should Uie want to them to say and promise want. The vacant building contains 8,400 two years. application be approved, the enter- what we want to hear. Of (fourse, square feet with 53 parking spaces The cafe would offer sandwiches tainment would not include they do not always deliver after the There’s a better approach. available. Cooperatio n needed; and provide music for dancing, ac' striptease shows or go-go dancers. votes are counted. By the time a man is old enough to According to Lucek, Churilo would Our cleanup efforts are based on run for president,.or for the Senate or not co nfro n tatio n faulty reasoning. House, he’s pretty well set in his Comihon Cause, for one, has ways. Very few men change stripes. This week is an important Connecticut must cut its mounted what promises to be a mul- What they have dbne or not done in one for Connecticut. spending. If the state workers timillion dollar campaign — figures the lesser offices they’ve held is like- The administration of Gov. do not accept the 40 hour week in terms of money and volunteer man ly what they’ll do or not do when elected to a higher post. Ella T. Grasso and the — which is standard for almost hours — to hold candidates feet to the Borelli quits school post Democratically controlled all non-state workers — then fire. We need, therefore, more impar- But this campaign will fail because tial studies in depth of the complete General Assembly are attemp- layoffs will be necessary. The success rate for the PEP program says Borelli is it heads in the wrong direction. It’s voting records of men who have been South Windsor ting to come up with a Gov. Grasso quite rightly based on the premise that hard “well above the national level.” Choose from over 50 colors! program which they hope will has realized that layoffs are legislators, not selected votes in- JUDY KUEHNEL questions will expose a candidate’s tended to reinforce the bias of this 644-1364 Borelli has attempted to “universalize” the special head off a projected $80.1 the least desirable alternative true aims and make possible an ac- polling organization or that. education program in South Windsor with the belief that ®12 &®13 Sweaters million deficit. if the state is to maintain as curate prediction of what he wiil do Matthew Borelli, director of South Windsor pupil ser- “what works well for special education students will Last week the governor out-. best it can within its financial once in office. Most importantly, we need com- vices since 1971, has resigned his post effective Jan. 12. work at least equally as well for kids with no problems.” Much of the emphasis is on more plete records on how these, men voted lined her assessment of the resources existing state ser- Reportedly, Borelli will go to the West Hartford school In 1973 his job grew to include such areas as health ser- press conferences, more interviews, in committee on significant legisla- system. vices and overseeing the school nurses. deficit, its causes, and its vices. more questioning by panels — the tion. School Supt. Robert W. Goldman said he is “very un- cures. We know the unions must questioning to be done by men and Under Borelli’s guidance the “special services” seg- If he has been in private business happy” to see Borelli leave the school system. We commend her for coming voice objections for the inter- women not chosen by the candidate ment of the South Windsor school system has come to in- or a profession, we need to know how He said Borelli has rendered a “tremendous service to to grips with the problem now nal politics of unionism, but or his people. That is, the emphasis is clude, such programs as Parallel Education Program he conducted himself. What kind of students and parents in South Windsor.” on more talking — and more (PEP) which is geared for high school students who need before it gets far out of hand. just as Gov. Grasso, a assistants did he hire? How did he Goldman said he hopes to have a replacement for the Save up to promises. an “off-campus” experience for not more than one year. We especially commend her Democrat, is putting her par- Now I submit that this is a can- follow through on ciistomer com- $20,000 position by January, or at the latest, July. for recognizing that in the ty’s philosophy second to the didate’s dream. Since the plaints, if he’s a businessman? How The program deals with academic and social skills with 2 for‘ wake of tax increases imposed over-all welfare of Connecticut questioners, by definition, would did he conduct his cases, if an at- an ultimate goal to return the students to the high school early this year in the hope of by taking a strong, conser- appear to be impartial or an- torney? What was the quality of his environment. work as a teacher? How did he han- balancing the current budget; vative and realistic stand on tagonistic, a skillful candidate could, Entire Stock! with ease, give the impression the dle crises? What was his attention to 4^'* additional tax increases at this coping with the deficit, we duty? What kind of friends and Shetlands, Ribs, Cables, truth was being smoked out. Most Fisherman Knits... time would be unrealistic and a would hope the state workers’ experts in public life could handle associates did he attract. What kind Medi-Views threat to the slow economic union, too, would put aside un- such situations and come out either of people were his enemies? ion considerations for the time (• open every nite ’HI recovery now under way in looking well, or like a martyr being If he is, or has been, an incumbent (axcapt Saturdays) Connecticut. being. pilloried his enemies. Politicians senator or representative, a state Michael Pwoririny B. $C. But however commendable are, by trade, expert wordsmiths. To legislator, governor or President, A state worker strike, we New England Homestead (Photo by Doug Bevins) a great extent, their public views and Regtstena PhamiMst Gov. Grasso’s approach to the fear, would be counter- what kind of men and women did he ribbons of choose for his staff? How did they potential deficit, there are productive at this time. Par- operate? How honest have they all kinds! those of us who are somewhat ticularly if it is over a 35 hour been? What were or are their objec- Drugs React Dangerously afraid as we hear threats of work week when most workers A bstai n i ng is no answer tives? These people are the real clue state worker strikes or work have to put in 40 hours a week to a candidate’s character — not where a With Alcohol slowdowns if the legislature what he says. dollar’i and way too many Connecticut One of the most disturbing things ^ the miracle of mohi Jtretf | lany people do not realize the adopts her recommendation four hours for each round of charging still worth ' workers are not working at all. about the recent vote in the United DON OAKLEY up to 80 per cent of their capacities Then there’s his personal financial fa downtown manchester^ a dollar bad reactions that can occur that the state worker work We hope the legislature and Nations condemning Zionism as a because I wasn’t a trade unionist. can now be charged in 30 minutes, history — not merely current assets, wnen people drink alcohol while week be extended from 36 to 40 form of “racism and racial dis- investments and liabilities. How has the administration will not They they came for the Catholics, say Daihatsu Kogyo Co., a maker of taking Doctor’s prescription drugs hours as an economy measure. back down on their program. crimination’’ is that so many coun- and I didn’t speak up because 1 was a industrial vehicles, and Yuasa he operated? Openly and above aboard? Has he managed his own x l\ The workers through a few tries refused to take a stand on this Protestant. Battery Co. or patent medicines. \\ We remember too well the finances well and without hanky pan- of their more vocal leaders issue. “Then they came for me — and by The greater efficiency of the 'Vv’i ill-fated compromise that gave The vote in the General Assembly ky? Does he know the value of a Alcohol can be in the form of have indicated opposition to that time no one was left to speak up” batteries makes it possible to reduce state workers a raise by was 72 for the resolution and 35 the number of batteries. This per- dollar? If he’s been a longtime office Wine, Beer, Whiskey or Egg Nog. this and have voiced the deferring the date for making against, and among the majority, as holder, we ne^d to know if he has in- Battery sparks interest mits more loading and, say the com- Now, I believe, is timely to warn arguments that they are being their pension fund sound. expected, were ail the Arab states panies, promises easier starting and creaseid his wealth inordinately — LAYAWAY Two factors keeping the electric that is, more (han could be singled out to bear more “than We are acutely aware of the and the Communist bloc. A little stopping of the electric motor and people at this most festive season iiii more surprising is the fact that they automobile as little more than an reasonably accounted for by prudent their fair share” of the effort painful work force cuts, ser- better acceleration. of Christmas and New Year’s. were joined by such ostensibiy “free experimental curiosity are the great One battery-powered pickup truck management of his reported income. BICYCLES - TOBOGGANS of balancing the budget. vice curtailments and tax in- world’’ countries as Brazii and weight of the huge banks of batteries has been tried out for 15,000 SLEDS - FIGUBE SKATES Below you will find a tabulation But the fact is that state creases that fiscal irrespon- Mexico. required and their long recharging kilometers of durability testing and Has he been active in community expenditures are, like most sibility have brought upon New But fuliy 32 other delegations times. was found to cover a distance of 60 efforts? Has he sought titles and left SNO-COASTERS of some of the popular medications enterprises today, Yorkers. elected to abstain from voting. That may ^ changing. Two kilometers, or about 37 miles, with the work to others? Does he used. Japanese companies claim to have predominately outlays for We do not want nor do we Among them were nine other Latin each 30-minute charging. repeatedly come up with pipedream American countries — Argentina, developed a rapid-charge process for . 'This is still far short of the perfor- plans neither he nor anyone else MON. labor. think anyone in Connecticut storage batteries that cuts TO K Your Ta k e and Drink Mcohol Effect Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, mance of the conventional internal could carry out? Does he start OPEN TO 10 P.M. SAT. The cost of your car, your wants that to happen here. Guatemala, Paraguay, Peru and recharging time to one-eighth of nor- combustion engine, but the electric things, drop them and leave others to bread, your clothing, is mostly Gov. Grasso has presented a Venezuela — and even such countries mal. The new technology involved car is getting there. pick up the pieces? These are the Sedatives (Phenobar- can causa labor rather than materials. reasonable program to keep as Japan, Greece and Philippines. the remodeling of conventional lead- Daihatsu will start marketing a things, usually unreported, that tell THE BEST NAMES IN bital) Tranquilizers DEPRESSiON, (Valium, Therefore, it only follows that Connecticut from going into Even if all the abstainers had acid batteries and battery chargers. new midget commercial vehicle us what kind of a man we’re dealing weakness, with acute joined with the 35 in opposition, this Batteries that usually take around utilizing the new system. with. meprobamate, etc.); intoxication...aiso in­ when yoii cut costs you must the red this fiscal year. It will SPORTING GOODS Anto-depressents invidious resolution would still have WILSON • MAC GREGOR • terfere with heart mus- somewhere along the line cut take bipartisan cooperation carried the day. But its victory would (Elavil); An- cie efficiency. labor costs. and the cooperation of state have been a narrow one and the SPALDING • ADIDAS • HYDE tlbistamines (cblor- The governor quite frankly, workers to achieve. United Nations would not be in quite WHITE STAG • BANCROFT trimeon); Drlatan, voiced her dissatisfaction with Unless we can curb our state the moral shambles it is now. CONVERSE • COOPER Coricldin, cougb One is reminded of the words of T h e teen-age cri m e epide m ic syrups witb an- the actions she is asking the spending to the limits of actual tiblatamlnea legislature to ratify. By Martin Niemoller, the German income, we may find ourselves theologian who belatedly opposed WASHINGTON - The heart- low we’ve fallen. Can these so-called politics and by perhaps per- in the same straits as New rending sights of children in iron “adult” entertainments help but 2 MAIN ST. Salicylates (aspirin, can causa Nazism in the 1930s; Anacin, Buffarin, iNTESTiNAL sonal humanity, she does not York City. “In Germany they first came for lungs or wearing leg braces as a LEE RODERICK affect the values and actions of our TsI. result of polio are only distant youth? FARR’S 643-7111 Excedrin, Empirin, Bieading. want to fire any state workers, Clearly now is the time to the Communists, and I didn’t speak Alka-Saltzar, ate.) cut out any state services or up because I wasn’t a Communist. memories to most Americans. The Of all the mediums of entertain- face the problem and solve it back of the polio epidemic was ment and influence, however, create any economic or social Then they came for the Jews, and I Diabetic and taka can causa VERY LOW rather than bow to political didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a broken in the early 1960’s, thanks to Clare Boothe Luce, for example, perhaps television is the most power- Orinaaa DBI - or hardships on anyone in or out Biood Sugar, psy­ pressures and partisanship. Jew. Then they came for the trade vaccines developed by Drs. Jonas writes that “sociologists have begun ful in its ability to affect behavior— fllablneaa, or Insulin chotic aymptoms with of state government. It is a time for cooperation unionists, and I didn’t speak up Salk and Albert Sabin, plus a con- reluctantly to face the appalling fact for good or ill. From the time a youth The injection depression, weakness But she is a realist and quite not confrontation. certed national effort that saw nearly that the majority of juvenile crimes starts school until he completes high with fainting. frankly laid it on the line. 90 per cent of the nation’s youngsters are committed just because they school, he spends 11,000 hours in between the ages of one and four im- ‘feel good’ and are ‘something classroom s and 15,000 hours TRANSCENDENTAL can cause internai munized. Anticoaguiants exciting to do.’” watching TV. And Television (Coumadin) bieading whan Today the United States is facing Mrs. Luce, an author and former apologists notwithstanding, the U.S. MEDITATION drinking a iot of another epidemic among its youth U.S. Representative as well as Surgeon General’s office reports that alcohol. Te m pest in a very sm all teapot whose causes may not be as clear as former Ambassador to Italy, adds in research shows that television does program those of polio, but whose results are have an impact on social behavior. a commentary carried by a number w just as devastating. That epidemic is of American newspapers: “ ...It is no Some quality programs for WHAT I S I T7 Diuretics (Lasix, Diurii) will causa Increased WASHINGTON - There is a racial policies, he will retain his Transcendental Meditation, or TM, Is s crime. ‘paradox’ that a society which has, children, such as public television’s diuresis and lost of tempest in a very small teapot a cou- right to belong to the club. simple, easily learned technique Icr Potassium with diz­ ple of giant steps south of ANDREW TULLY The annual report on crime in the helter-skelter, been abandoning its Sesame Street and the Electric gaining deep rest and rsloxatlon. The TM The status that accompanies program Is not s philosophy or rsllglon ziness and fainting. Washington in the campus city of U.S., which has just been released by traditional Judeo-Christian moral Company, are both educational and membership in a given country club the FBI, tells the stark tale: Over-all, entertaining and are a step in the nod Invo thsnoe In Hie stvle, Charlottesville, Va. is, of course, ridiculous. We have all values, is now producing demons.” the rate of crime in the seven major Today’s youth, she adds, “were...in right direction. Adolescents have a WHAT IT DO? There, the president of the produced that this is the case. encountered individuals belonging to The rels Ined during TM relieves categories surveyed was up 18 per their cradles when — in the sacred more difficult time finding Another warning...don’t kid prestigious University of Virginia, Indeed, Hereford is committed to es- high-toned clubs that we wouldn’t stress, 1 1 tension. Rssssrch st cent in 1974 over 1973. Crimes include name of free speech — the liberal in- wholesome programs geared to the Hart llcal School has found As taught by yourself by skipping a dose or two Dr. Frank L. Hereford Jr., has come tablishing an office of minority af- trust across the street with our that th e . tat gained during TM Is murder, rape, assault, robbery, tellectuals defended, in the Supreme them, however. “ ...The Mahorishi ^ h « in Yogi under attack because he refuses to fairs, to seeking out black faculty wife or mistress. The really im- twice as the deepest part of s and think you can go ahead and burglary, larceny and motor vehicle Court, the right of publishers, play overwhelming number of programs whole nil _ jb, drop his membership in all-white members and to recruiting more pressive thievery in the business and theft. and film producers to flood America show our youth as either illfflAT ARE THe BENEFITS? drink all you vvant, because some Farmington Country Club. Some black students. Some of his critics financial worlds is committed not by The real story in the report, perpetrators or victims of crime,” TM gives Incrssssd calmness and energy throughout the day. Heelth acknowledge these efforts, but shrug clerks but by so-called “club men.” with filth. tranquilizers remain in your blood critics have even cried that however, involves America’s says Rep. Torbert H. MacDonald, D- Improves. High blood pressure Is reduced (10% of the people who them off as unimportant to what they “The merchants of porn, perver- start TM sre recommended to the program by their doctor). Hereford’s position threatens the But let us not repeal the right to teen-agers. Although they account for Mass. for several hours to several days school’s reputation as one of the call the basic issue, to wit, improving freedom of association because some sion and violence became TM Increases mental clarity siKf phychologicsl well-being. Family and 16 per cent of the total population, millionaires. The kids who were nur- It would be wrong, of course, to sods] relationships also Improve from the TM program. after your last dose. Therefore, the South’s more liberal universities. the atmosphere for black students. members of some organizations of- teen-agers were charged with 31 per place all or even most of the blame HOW MUCH TIME DOES IT TAKE? “It’s a throwback to another day,” fend us. tured on them are today’s hopheads interaction will still occur. T I am, I fear, somewhat bemused by cent of the offenses in the seven and alcoholics, firebomb throwers for the teen-age crime epidemic on TM Is practiced twice s day (once In the morning end once In the / says Dr. Paul M. Gaston, a history evening) (or just 15-20 minutes. the comment of Linda Quarles, a Meanwhile, to return to Dr. categories. A total of 1.6 million teen- Men's professor. “Whjut is such a shock to Gaston, that worthy says he and and thrill-killers.” television’s doorstep. Its roots unfor- Try to keep these inter-actions in fourth-year student and chairwoman agers were arrested for these crimes No one needs to be reminded of tunately reach much deeper into the HOW DO I KNOW IT WORKS? most people is that we thought we The benefits of the TM program havS been verified by sclantlllc of the Black Student Alliance. Miss other faculty members “abhor” the in 1974 — up to 9 per cent from the mind and it might save you a lot of had put such things behind us in the recent rise to key positions at the un- how pervasive are the products of fabric of our society. However, im- research st over 200 universities and research centers. (All studies Sleeveless previous yearv while arrests of adults snd'sourcee available at the TM center.) grief and pain after the party. Quarles dismissed as “asinine” 1960s.” these purveyors of violence and sex. proving the quality of TV program^ arguments that Hereford has a right iversity of men who, like Hereford, rose only 1 per cent. ' If you know a meditator, then you know It works. What chings, Gaston? The Sixties were lo cated at the university and Open today’s newspaper to the movie ming would be a good start in the Sweaters to privacy as a club member. Her Ten per cent of those arrested for section or stroll past the corner direction of stemming this alarming CAN ANYONE LEARN? Moderation is the key to a good were pretty wild, but I don’t recall Yes. The technique of TM is so natural and the course Is so complete position is that Hereford who belong to Farmington. My homicide were under 18. Teen-agers BoysSweatere Our Reg. *8 & *9 passage of national legislation or a magazine shop and contemplate how epidemic. that anyone Is able to learn in a few short sessions over four days. and healthy life and we wish every A great selection at a great price' “relinquished some of his privacy” gracious! Is the good professor cam- accounted for about half of those decree by the Supreme Court making HOW DO I LEARN? when he became president. paigning for discrimination in hiring arrested in burglary, larceny and one a happy and sane holiday. membership in a whites-only club il- practices? Would he nail a s ip to the The first step to finding out m ors about the Transcendental Medita­ 95 Miss Quarles’ point is untenable vehicle theft. And nearly 20 per cent tion program Is to attsnd s free Introductory lecturs on TM. Clip and Save This Article legal for a college president. The fact* and probably silly. No individual faculty gate reading “Outlanders of those charged with rape, one-third W O a s Hereford belongs to Farmington does Only?” lor Your Future Health 2 for *13 relinquishes his right to privacy, arrested for robbery, and 17 per cent TODAY’ScTHOUGHT FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURES THIS WEEK not necessarily mean that he will dis- 2 for *1 3 Save up to'5 whether he be ditchdigger or Presi- charged with assault were under 18. REPRINTED BY POPULAR REQUEST dent of the United States. The Presi- criminate against blacks at the “A coodinated national response by Toniorrow Wad., Dec. 3rd. Save up to *5 dent voluntarily permits intrusion on University of Virginia. If he does, he all segments of the criminal justice “For everything there is a season, peopie are in the “holiday mood” of • MANCHESTER, 7:30 P.M. TM Center can always be given the sack. and a time for every matter under ‘‘TRUST YOUR HEALTH Ta YOUR his privacy in order to communicate Dateline 1775 system and at all levels of society is Christmas? Jesus healed ten lepers, 63 East Canter Street, Suita 308-B At any rate, Hereford says he heavens.” • ROCKVILLE, 7:30 P.M. LOTTIE FISK with the electorate and because he vital if we are to bring this problem one returned. Should we track down DOCTOR AND HIS PRESCRIPTIONS should remain in the club and work By United Press Interrnational Ecclesiastes 3:1 MEMORIAL RUILDIN6, Hann Park, off South Street seeks public support, but he has a under control,” said Atty. Gen. the nine and make them be thankful? usr from within to eliminate its racial QUEBEC, Dec. 2—American can- This is, of course, the time for good Thursday, Dec. 4th. right to a private life so long as what Edward H. Levi in releasing the Let us give thanks that it does policies. He claims he is “firmly op- non, artillery and supplies were cheer, the season of good will. Wq • EAST HARTFORD, 7:30 P.M., WICKHAM MEMORIAL You could atlord to pay more. But why should you ? he does privately does not injure the report. As Levi indicated, there will happen, that sometimes peopie posed to any form of dis- carried to within three miles of the often complain about those of us who LIRRARY, 888 Bumslda Avsnua Open every nile Republic. be no miracle cure for America’s forget and risk a little by loving i^ r e Mon. Ibni Sal crimination.” If this sounds curious Canadian stronghold with the task aren’t of goo(f%heer and possessing The issue, then, is whether crime epidemic. Even its causes are ■ ^ 1 1 . We honor cqming from a member of a whites- made more difficult by a heavy snow good will all year. Well, it is a pity - maybe uiere’ 'ir r tim e for bein£ INTERNATIONAL'MEDITATION BankAmerIcatd Hereford’s membership in Far- and ice. The besieging troops stuffed elusive, although some impressive _ a & Master C hatga Andersondittle only club, it’s because it is curious. it is too, bad we can’t always be so Scrooee. too. SOCIETY A great nam e in line clothing lor men. women & boys mington Country Club does injury to observers recently have suggested Scrooge, too.... ai So. Main St., Wost Hartford Cantor, 522-9800 But even if Hereford does not work their mocassins with hay or leaves loving, so happy. But then, why not the university. No proof has been how we got to where we are. Michel D. Gark, Intern IssMss tnsswst h sn, s swaslll lUtsIbasI apdaUm from within to change Farmington’s tor warmth. rejoice and give thanks that so many j Emanuel Lutheran Grarch im m M \ . PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. Dec. 2. 1975

X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 2, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN Sullivan-Aceto Betty’s Notebook Births

By RyRuby Dr. She was Memorial Hospital. His maternal brimmed hat, and the ladies in black know all those tricks. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sullivan born Nov. 19 at Manchester BALLOON BUSTIN'FESTIVAL grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. dresses with white aprons and It always amazed me how parents Memorial Hospital. Her maternal matching bonnets. were so smart. I used to think it was grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Garritt of Mansfield Center. Lee Aceto and Brian Sullivan, both bridegroom’s brother, served as best I really felt bad. Let’s face it, how because they were older then we Leonard Jaglowski of Marlborough. His paternal grandparents are Mr. TONIGHT 7 P.M. to 10 P.M. 3 HOURS ONLY of Manchester, were married Sept. 6 many times do you actually have man. Ushers were Bruce Aceto of Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox of Columbia. were. Now, as a parent myself. I’m at Trinity Covenant Church in pilgrims come to visit. Why I haven’t Manchester, the bride’s brother; and and Mrs. Delton V. Dunnack Sr. of He has a brother, Matthew, 2%. not so sure. Manchester. seen any since I met them at Timothy Sullivan of Manchester, the West St., Andover. Her maternal The bride is the daughter of Mr. Eaton, Daniel Robert, son of Plymouth Rock (I’m only kidding). bridegroom’s brother. Paul M. Taft great-grandmother is Mrs. Viola M. and Mrs. Pasquale A. Aceto of 197 Robert A. and Randee Tetlow Eaton Maybe they’ll come back next year. of Tolland, the bride’s nephew, was Steves of Hartford. Her paternal FUN FOR ALL... and SAVINGS TOO! Got a headache? Glenwood St. The bridegroom is the of 136 Lakeside Dr., Andover. He was Or better still, maybe they’ll change ring bearer. great-grandparents are William H. An unusual treatment for migraine son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sullivan A reception was held at Fiano’s Dunnack of Mansfield and Mrs. V. born Nov. 22 at Manchester into elves just in time for Christmas. headaches has been suggested by a Memorial Hospital. His maternal In either case, I hope they visit us of Niles Dr. Restaurant in Bolton. The couple is Belanger of New Iberia, La. She has Denver psychiatrist. The doctor tells The Rev. Norman C. Swenson of grandfather is Donald L. Tetlow of again. residing in Manchester. a brother, Chad Christian, 3Mi. YOU SUPPLY THE CASH... WE SUPPLY THE /PlNS- patients to get under a hair dryer. Trinity Covenant Church officiated. Mrs. Sullivan is self-employed at Bradford, R.I. His paternal grand- Etiquette As reported in American Family The bride was given in m,arriage by Manchester Gymnastic School for Dunn, Jason John, son of Joseph parents are Mr. and Mrs. ElWood Physician, the warmth and humming her father. Girls. Mr. Sullivan is sexton at South Grant of Bangor, Maine. His mater- A letter was received here from J. and Pamela Selley Dunn of 14 Eva noise of the dryer are believed to Roberta Palmer of Manchester United Methodist Church in Circle, Vernon. He was born Nov. 21 nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth L. Post of New York, N.Y. provide a sense of relaxation and was maid of honor. . Manchester. Arabella Tetlow of Westerly, R.I. His commenting on the column in which at Manchester Memorial Hospital. have brought relief to two-thirds of John Sullivan of Manchester, the His maternal grandparents are Mr. paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. TAKE YOUR PICK... we discussed invitations to parties the psychiatrists’ migraine patients. and Mrs. Preston Selley of 12 Anna Lewis of Wildwood Crest, N.J. which specify a charge for attending. He has a sister, Elisha Jean, 2. I don’t know (and perhaps I should) Glenwood Rd., Ellington. His pater- whether Elizabeth is related to Emi- Ship out and shape up nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hoy, David Allen, son of Roger A. ly Post of etiquette fame, but I think Did you read about the Queen Joseph Dunn of Willie Circle, and Patricia Murphy Hoy of the CHOICE IS UP TO YOU! perhaps she is. Elizabeth 2 and the ship out and Tolland. He has a brother, Keith Bellevue, Wash. He was born Oct. 24 Brian, IVz. She wrote “To send out an invita- shape up cruise it’s planning? in Seattle, Wash. His maternal tion to a private party and specify a In conjunction with the European grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. charge for attending is in very poor Health Spas, the Queen will conduct IN THE SERVICE Catanzano, Kimberly Mari$, Michael B. Murphy of 176 taste. I agree entirely with your an extensive sea-going physical daughter of Dennis A. and Patricia Hackmatack St. His paternal grand- reader in saying that a party should fitness program. Participants also A. Clinton Catanzano of 5 Bank St; parents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hoy She was born Nov. 21 at Manchester • DECIDE ON YOUR PURCHASE... be limited to the number of guests receive free one-person of Washington, D.C. they (a family) can financially ac- memberships in the health spa Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Colvin, John Stephen Jr., son of commodate. Only for charities, Planned as part of a seven-day Marine Cpl. David L. Silver, son of Cadet Joseph D. Mandt of 41 Cone grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John S. and Marilyn Miller Colvin of business entertainments, etc. should cruise from New York to St. Thomas Mrs. Helen Silver of 101^ Church St. St., a student at Carson Long Philip Clinton of Winthrop, Mass. Sepulveda, Calif. He was born Nov. PICK A BALLOON, BUST IT guests be asked to finance the par- and San Juan, the Shape Up Program has been awarded a meritorious Military Institute, New Bloomfield, Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. 26 at the Medical Center, Tarzana, ty.” gets under way when the Queen 2 sets mast while serving with Pa., has just completed a successful Mary Catanzano of Everett, Mass. We thank you Elizabeth. sail Dec. 13. Headquarters and Headquarters first term with honors in the 10th Her maternal gijeaUgrandparents Calif. His maternal grandparents are Imagine, cruising in the sun, squadron at the New River Marine grade. Carson Long Military are Mr. and Mrs. (fharles Clinton of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Miller of 14 having a wonderful Christmas shop- Corps Air Station, Jacksonville, N.C. Institute is a sixth through twelfth Orlando, Fla., and Mrs. Frank Perkins St. His paternal grand- Reminiscing ping spree in duty-free St. Thomas, A meritorious mast is official grade boys’ preparatory school. Merlino of Winthrop, Mass. Her mother is Mrs. James G. Colvih of Now that it’s December, the old and coming home (hopefully) recognition from the commanding of- paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Colorado Springs, Colo. He has a movies will be returning and slimmer. ficer for noteworthy individual per- sister, Amanda, 2. YOUR DISCOUNT 10% 20% 30% although I sometimes mutter, “Oh Oh, well, that’s what dreams are formance. not that old one again?” they still made of. Silver was cited for outstanding hold a lot of charm. performance of duty, since January IF MERCHANDISE IS ALREADY ON SALE Remember “Miracle on 49th St.” 1973 while assigned with the Crash, and “White Christmas?” Boy, you Religion Fire and Rescue Division at the air YOU MAY TAKE AN ADDITIONAL just can’t get warm movies like them “I have a religion that wants to station. anymore. take heaven out of the clouds and A former student of Manchester 10% 20% 30% OFF! Christmas is always special, but plant it right here on the earth where High School, he joined the Marine more so when you’re a kid. most of us can get a slice of it.” Corps in June 1972. Giue a Christmas GiftyouH love to receive! I remember at our house, we never Irwin Shaw (1913- ).

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MIAMI (UPI) — Earl Morrall “got After a brilliant first half in which knees. “When they tape it up to give Morrall finished the game with 14 on 11 of 12 field goals this year, mis- 1969 by Griese, who was sidelined for. out of the rocking chair and did an he completed his first 13 passes for a me.some support, 1 think I’ll be able completions in 17 attempts for 135 sing only a 53-yarder in the loss to the season last week by tom tendons outstanding job,” says Miami Coach team reco|;d, Morrall took a shot to to go.’’ If Morrall is unable to play, it yards. Baltimore last week. in his big toe. Don ^ u la , but the Dolphins are would leave the injury-wracked the knee while passing on the eighth His first scoring drive covered 65 hoping the 41-year-old quarterback’s Dolphins with only Don Strock at play of the third quarter. He spent yards in 16 plays and ended with Don The Patriots’ touchdown came New England Coach Chuck Fair- knee injury doesn’t sit him babk quarterback. Strock finished the the rest of the game on the sideline.- Nottingham bulling over from the with only :51 seconds left. Rookie banks, a former teammate of down again. game Monday, completing one of one. Later, Morrall hit Norm quarterback Steve Grogan, playing MorralTs at Michigan State, added Morrall, obviously delighted at his three passes, but Shula said, Morrall took over for the injured Bulaich with a six-yard pass for a for the injured Jiin Plunkett, passed his praise. first half performance, was op- “overall, we’re pretty pleased with Bob Griese Monday night and used touchdown that was set up when or ran nine times on an 11-play, 75- timistic about his knee. his performance. He was calm and “I thought Earl did a real good job his head and aging arm to lead the Freddie Solomon returned a punt 41 yard drive and took it over himself Dolphins (8-3) to a 20-7 win over New cool out there.” from five yards out. | ofj trying to keep the defense off “It’s a little tight right now, but yards to the New England 22. England, stretching their lead over “It felt good out there,” Morrall balance with screens and draw I’m feeling okay,’’ he said, noting he The Dolphins’ other six points Buffalo and Baltimore in the AFC said. “It does when you gel things MpiralTs 13 straight completions plays,” Fairbanks said. “He also hit had never before in his 20-year NFL came on Garo Yepremian field goals East to a full game. going like we did tonight, keeping ' at the game’s outset broke the team a key third down slant pass on their career had any trouble with his control.” of 25 and 39 yards. Yepremian has hit record of 10 set against San Diego in first scoring drive.” ■ ' I Judge’s The Herald Angle By Earl Yost verdict Sports Editor awaited Top money collectors race day TORONTO (UPI) - TTie judge who ’Two men, Jeff Koelsch and Ed Tomkiel, collected nearly one quarter of $1,- decides whether Detroit I t ^ Wings’ 056.89 realized before and during the Five Mile Road Race last Thanksgiving forward Dan Maloney goes to trial morning for the Muscular Dystrophy Fund. for assault may have a rare body of Will Hadden, general chairman for Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of evidence—a videotape of the incident Lebanon, race sponsors for the 25th consecutive year, reported Koelsch and over 16,000 potential witnesses. picked up $135.03 in his container which he passed among the crowd and Crown Prosecutor Robert McGee Manchester’js town clerk, Tomkiel, turned in a container with $117.80. said Monday he was seeking a special Tliere were 18 volunteer collectors in the nasty weather distributing (UPI Photo) courtroom and permission to e^diibit souvenir advertising programs in return for donations to the Muscular Superb blocking afforded Miami’s Earl Morrall Dystrophy Fund. the videotape of the fight between Maloney and Toronto’s Brian Glennie Broken down, 623 dollars were collected, 11 five dollar bills, five 10 dollar Quarterback connected on his first 13 attempts against Pats in the Nov. 5 game at Maple Leaf bills. $10.50 in half dollars, $240.75. in quarters, $34.40 in dimes, $13.85 in Gardens. nickles, 239 pennies and two checks totaling $27. He said also he would call as In addition, $2 from each of the 932 entries, amounting to another $1,864, witnesses Glennie, two policemen goes to this worthy project of the race sponsor. who attended the game, the doctors One of the runners, Paul Phinney gave an extra $20 bill along with his $2 who treated Glennie, and any registration fee. Lefty Bray, a former teammate of Joe McCluskey in their number of the 16,327 fans, plus Daniels gives up Utah Stars high school days, contributed $25. reporters and Gardens’ employes who witnessed the incident. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - With a Daniels said he could not meet jured Rick Mount. Family Nights successful Maloney, accompanied by his $3.1 million hole in his bank account, Monday’s player payroll and the Daniels had been burning the mid- The first two Family Night promotions in New England Whaler history in Toronto attorney and Red Wings’ owner Bill Daniels has given up on players now belong to the league, night oil the past week trying to line Hartford last week turned out to be most successful. Better than 10,000 fans General Manager Alex Delvecchio, his Utah Stars. which has 10 days to issue them their up more than $500,000 in local support turned out for each promotion, the brainchild of Kevin Walsh. At least one attended a brief arraignment Mon- A meeting of the American Basket- final week’s paycheck. Dahiels said for the team, which came to Utah in more such type night and a possible Sunday afternoon WHA game are already day before Provincial Court Judge ball Association Board of Trustees his staff, including Coach Tom 1970-71 and immediately won the in the planning stages...Tonight the Whalers ate on teevee (Channel 24) star- P.B. Parker, who set the preliminary today in Chicago will decide whether Nissalke and General Manager Bill ABA championship. ting at 8:30 against Houston, a team that features the Gordie Howe hearings for Feb. 2. the league will take over the team, a Orwig, had been paid “as of Mon- “Pro basketball is in deep, deep family:..Jack Daly, well-known after-dinner speaker in New England, was Neither Maloney nor Delvecchio possibility Daniels said was remote. day.” trouble in both leagues and it is That meeting was also scheduled to another case where if sanity isn’t honored last night by the New England (Allege Football Writers’ Association. would comment on the case. They On the block would be such players take up the financial problems of the returned to the sport in short order, Daly has retired after 25 years as a college official. He worked the recent left im m ediately after the as second-year forward Moses St. Louis Spirits and Virginia the public is no longer going to Yale-Harvard game at New Haven...Amby Burfoot, winner of the Five Mile proceedings for Vancouver, where Malone, drafted right out of high Road Race here ’Thanksgiving, placed 13th in the National Cross Country the Wings play the Canucks Squires. tolerate the nonsense,” he said. Daniels, a Denver, Colo., school last year to become one of the “For eight, going on nine years, in- CSiampionshigs at Annapolis, Md., last Sunday...To the surprise of no one, Wednesday night. league’s top scorers and rebounders, Penn State has won the Lam ^rt ’lYophy for a fifth straight year as the No. 1 At the February hearing, a judge businessman who spent $1 million in telligent businessmen have been a losing run for the governor’s man- iron-man Ron Boone, who has played fighting each other and spending college football team iathe East. Next stop for Coach Joe Paterno’s Nittany will decide whether the case against in more than 900 consecutive high Lions will be Dec. 31 against Alabama in the Sugar Bowl...Ken Shipp is the Maloney is strong enough to send to sion last year, folded the Stars after money and you’re seeing the results an unsuccessful attempt to merge school, college and pro games, and of that folly.” fifth coach in the 16-year history of the New York team first known as the trial. Maloney has requested a jury the much-traveled and currently in- Titans and now campaign as the Jets. Sammy Baugh and Bulldog Turner trial if the proceedings get that far. the team with the Spirits. handled the Titans and Weeb Ewbank and Charlie Winner the Jets before the McGee said any trial probably latter was sacked in favor of Shipp...Chuck Foreman of the Minnesota would not begin before late next Order of top four unchanged Vikings may well score a triple this season on offense. The running back leads spring, near the end of the NHL the National Football Conference in rushing, pass receiving and touchdowns. season. No NFL player has ever won the rushing and receiving titles in the same The charges were brought a day Grid ratings year. after the incident, which sent the 2^ year-old Glennie to the hospital with Ohio State heads NEW YORK (UPI) - The Notes off the cuff a mild concussion. He was released United Press International Board the following day and traveled with of Coaches top 20 college football Mel Kleckner Jr., of Broad Brook, former East Windsor High athlete, has the Leafs to Kansas City for their teams with won-lost records and won a berth with the Coast Guard Academy varsity basketball squad this next game. college grid poll first place votes in parentheses. season. Kleckner’s father is head coach at East Windsor High as well as the If convicted, the 25-year-old NEW YORK (UPI) — With many of the teams already finished their ^Twelfth Week): school’s director of athletics...It costs a National Football League team ap- Maloney—who was traded to Detroit regular season, Ohio State again led the rankings of the UPI Board of Team Points proximately $25,000 a year for tape used by trainers...Dave Saunders, who last spring in the deal that sent 1. Ohio State (11-0) (35) 386 headed a committee of Figure Filberts who tallied up the finishers of all Coaches, with the same nine teams clustered behind in the Top 10 in the 12th Marcel Dionne to the Los Angeles week of voting. 2. Texas A&M (10-0) (4) 337 runners from the 26th place on in the Road Race was also an active partici- Kings—could receive up to five years 3. Oklahoma (10-1) 294 pant in the holiday run. The order of the top four schools in prison. remained unchanged. The Buckeyes, 4. Alabama (10-1) 253 It is the second case in a year in- Oklahoma, a 35-10 winner over 5. Michigan (8-1-2) 214 who a week ago completed a perfect Nebraska on Nov. 22, completed its volving assault charges against NHL 11-0 regular season with a 21-14 6. Nebraska (10-1) 201 players for violence during a game. season at 10-1 and will go to the 7. Arizona State (11-0) 144 come-from-behind victory over Orange Bowl New Year’s Day. They Last spring, a Minnesota jury failed Michigan, polled 35 first place votes 8. Penn State (9-2) 79 to reach a verdict and charges were received 294 points, comfortably 9. Texas (9-2) 61 of the 39 cast this week and 386 points ahead of No. 4 Alabama, which beat dismissed against Boston Bruins’ to remain No. 1 for the ninth con- 10. Colorado (9-2) 51 center Dave Forbes in a similar Auburn 28-0 Saturday to also finish 11. Georgia (9-2) 29 Geography seen factor secutive week. To keep their record 10-1. The Tide is bound for the Sugar case. unblemished, they’ll have to win 12. UCLA (8-2-1) 25 Bowl New Year’s Eve. 13. Florida (9-2) 21 their rematch with UCLA in the Rose Michigan,, which finished 8-1-2, in Heisman award race Bowl on New Year’s Day. 14. California (8-3) 16 jumped two places to fifth while 10-1 15. (tie) Arizona (9-2) 9 Texas A&M, whose defense is Nebraska held sixth; both schools among the stingiest in the nation, 15. (tie) Arkansas (8-2) 9 NEW YORK (UPI) — Archie Griffin is a likely choice to do something finished their regular seasons on 17. Notre Dame (8-3) 5 today no one has ever done before—win his second Heisman Trophy. And if he stopp^ the No. 1 offense in the na- Nov. 22. The Wolverines will meet tion, Texas, in a 20-10 victory last 18. (tie) Kansas (7-4) 4 does, geography could very well be a deciding factor. Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl while 18. (tie) Pittsburgh (7-4) 4 Griffin, a senior tailback in No. 1 Friday over the then fifth-ranked the Cornhuskers face Arizona State, Basketball Longhorns and a 10-0 mark. The 20: (tie) Tulsa (7-4) 1 Ohio State’s outstanding backfield, now No. 7, a rise of one position, in 20. (tie) Maryland (8-2-1) 1 became only the fourth junior in the the Midwest while Bell and Muncie Aggies received the other four first the Fiesta Bowl on Dec. 26. The Sun place votes and 337 points but must 20. (tie) Miami (Ohio) (lO-I) 1 41-year history of the award, sym- should divide the West; the East is BUSINESSMEN Devils also finished 11-0 after a bolic of the nation’s best college foot- likely to be divided between Dorsett beat Arkansas in Little Rock Satur- narrow 24-21 victory over arch-rival ball player, to capture the coveted and Griffin, leaving the South and Rec Department basketball began complete a perfect season and Arizona and, with the win, took the bronze statue when he won in 1974. Southwest again as the key areas. last night on two fronts with Cotton Bowl bid as the Western Athletic Conference title. He is favored to be the first In the likely event one of the five Businessmen League games played. Southwest Conference champion. A Penn State, which had finished at 9- Heisman repeater since his strongest running backs wins, it will be the At filing Junior High, Bogner’s out- would send them to the Liberty 2 when it beat Pittsburgh 7-6 last challengers. Southern California’s fourth straight year a player from lasted Army & Navy, 84-81, and the Bowl. Texas fell to 9-2 with the loss week, also moved up one spot to Ricky Bell and California’s Chuck that position has taken the award. Buzzards romped past Westown to ninth in the ratings; it eighth; they play in the Sugar Bowl Muncie, are from the same area. Griffin, a landslide winner last Pharmacy, 92-66. Telso bested Se- will meet Colorado in the Astro- as Alabama’s hand-picked opponent. Voting is conducted by the Down- year, rushed for 1,357 yards, 263 less cond Congo, 46-38, and Sportmart Bluebonnet Bowl on Dec. 27. town Athletic Club, which sends out than in 1974, as the Buckeyes com- topped Barons, 49-38, at the Com- BOWLING ballots to more than 1,000 registered piled an 11-0 record. He extended his munity Y. voters in five geogrphical regions. In NCAA record streak of 100-yards plus Ron Riordan pumped in 44 points the past, the South and Southwest rushing in regular season games to 31 for Bogner’s with Kent Smith and Correnti Open pin classic CHURCH- Cy Perkins 211-215-598, voters have been very important in before failing to reach the century Bill Breen each adding 12. Paul % Joe Dawood 507, Ernie Pasqualini deciding the winner; in 1971, figure against Michigan in is last Grogan had 30 points and Charles 507| Bill Dunko 532, Max Smole 211- Cornell’s Ed Marinaro won game. Wrinn and Joe Massolini 19 apiece this weekend at Holiday 534, Mike Wieber 210-519, Phil Chase pluralities in the other three regions For the season, the 5-foot-9 Griffin for the Servicemen. Jim Katin had 28 201-546, Morgan Flaherty 506, Jim yet Auburn’^s Pat Sullivan won the averaged 123.4 yards per game and points and Ron Sorois and Glen Coming up this weekend at the Mitcheltree 235-514, Paul Houle 200- award winning in the South and 5.5 yards per carry and became the Lozier 14 and 12 respectively for the Holiday Lanes will be the eighth an- 554, Tony Baluk 503, Bob McBride Southwest. first player to surpass the 5,00) yard Buzzards. Craig Phillips (21), Walt nual Hip Correnti Open Classic in 205-545, Stan Cohen 208-507, Don Two other top contenders, also run- mark in career rushing with a total of Bogart (15) and Paul Bushnell (10) honor of one of Manchester’s outstan- Anderson 523. ning backs, are Pittsburgh’s Tony 5,177 in four years of varsity com- paced Westown. ding duckpin bowlers. Dorsett and Oklahoma’s Joe petition. Marinaro held the previous Larry Covell netted 17 points and First place will be worth $5()0, se- rKE-rO'I’ALKRS- Marie Ford Washington. Griffin should capture record, 4,715 in three seasons. Mike Roller eight for Telso while cond $2M and third $150. Rich Marnicki had 10 and Tom 215-531, Marilyn Rogers 459, Pat Four shifts are scheduled Saturday Noren 191, Donna Magowan 187-502, Landers eight for Congo. Tom at noon, 3:15, 6T30 and 9:20 and one Stalgaitis poured in 16 tallies and Fran Tamsin 455, Claudette Mertens Sunday afternoon at 2. 192-462, Marge DeLile 464. Rich Grant 15 for Sportmart while Each contestant will roll eight Warren Luomo and Mat Toedt paced games total pinfall. Basic pistol course scheduled Barons with eight and seven markers For years Correnti was one of the respectively. country’s top ranking small pinners. Basic pistol marksmanship course, be Dec. 14,21, Jan. 4/41,.18. A small open to the first 14 to register, is charge will be made to cover the cost Fall sports awards planned by the Manchester Pistol of targets and NRA material. night at Catholic Club at the Pistol and Rifle Range on Doug Heisler and Adam Vabalas Garden Grove Dr. off Keeney St. will be the instructors and may be East hoop tickets on sale Wednesday contacted at 875-8841 and 649-5075. Fall Sports Awards night will be Six sessions, each of three hour To qualify a person‘must be at Season tickets for East Catholic the guidance office. The 10-game held Sunday at 6:30 at East Catholic duration will ^)e held starting Sunday least 18 years old. Twenty two High basketball will go on sale packages does not include games at at the school’s auditorium. The night at 7 o’clock. Other sessions will caliber pistols will be used. Wednesday morning at the school in the Hartford Civic Center. HIP CORRENTI public is invited. \ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn- Tues., Dec. 2, 1975 MANCHESTEgt EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., ’Tuea., Dec. 2,1975 - PAGE THIRTEEN Middlesex hoopsters Coaching Ashe on center stage nip Collegians, 72-70 to Bowes in Masters net tourney STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Arthur ment circuit, that is not so impor- two this year. BOSTON (UPI) - Bill Bowes, Ashe is holding center stage at the tant. Monday’s play in the $130,(MX) was First Urbano converted the front end against two losses. MCC is also 1-2,0- whose New Hampshire team com- Masters Tennis Tournament at the “ l.am fighting for the number one an anti-climax after the behind-the- By CHRIS BLAKE of a one^and-otie with the second shot 1 in the CCCAA. petes Saturday in the NCAA Division moment, but not for the reasons he ranking of the world,” said Ashe scenes maneuvering that led to Ashe Correspondent nullified by a lane violation. Then the The Cougars debut at home II football playoffs, has been elected wants. after downing Italy’s Adriano Panat- being awarded his opening match Middlesex Community College Cougars lost the ball on a muffed in- Wednesday night with a CCCAA tilt Ut^I New England Major College Involved in a controversial opening ta, 7-6, 6-3, Monday. “If I win this against Nastase. squandered a 13-point second half bounds pass. Don Debardino was against Northwestern Community Coach of the Year. match with Ilie Nastase, Ashe tournament I think I have it locked Derek Hardwick, president of the lead then hung on to nip stubborn fouled and the Cougars made a fatal College. A women’s basketball Bowes, 31, in his fourth season at emerged from the off-court debacle up. A lot is riding on this tournament. Intematipnal Lawn Tennis Federa- Manchester Community College, 72- blunder by trying to insert Smith, preliminary will precede the game at Durham, N.H., led the Wildcats to a with a quiet dignity that is his on- “The number one ranking means a tion, announced that Ashe* had been 70, in a CCCAA basketball game last who had foul^ out, back into the East Catholic’s gym at 6. court trademark and promptly lot to me. That is something I will be reinstated as winner of the match night at Middletown High. lineup. The result was a two-shot 9-2 record, the Yankee Conference ti- became the first of the eight players able to tell my grandchildren that in after the referee Sunday had dis- The Cougars appeared out of it technical foul. tle and a first-round playoff victory, Middlesex (72) in the tournament to qualify for the 1975 T was the best player in the qualified both he and Nastase — Ashe with only 6:35 remaining and a 13- Debardino converted one of his two over Lehigh. If New Hampshire B F Pts. semifinals. world.” for walking off the court and the point deficit, 62-49. Center John shots and sharpshooter Urbano beats Western Kentucky at Baton Debardino 3 3-8 9 Now Ashe wants to win the title — Ashe’s rival for the No. 1 spot will Romanian for another display of un- Conley, who tallied a team-high 20 sealed it by making the two technical Rouge, La., this weekend, the team Farmer 9 3-7 21 but not for the $40,000 that goes with be Jimmy Connors, who passed up sportsmanlike conduct. points, led the MCC surge. foul tries for a 72-68 Middlesex lead. will play Dec. 6 in the Camellia Bowl Urbano 6 7-9 19 it. For a man who has already won the Masters because of a “previous Ashe’s victory over Panatta was Conley’s field goal led an 8-1 MCC Ed Polomksy scored a meaningless in Sacramento, Calif. Hamilton 8 2-4 18 $315,550 this year and become only engagement” with Chris Evert. But close-fought and the Miami-based rally, which closed the gap to 63-1•55/ basket for the Cougars for the final The former tackle-end at Penn Golab 1 0-1 2 the third man after Australians Rod Ashe beat Connors in a sensational American edged the first-set tie- Conley had all eight Manchester margin. State became New Hampshire’s 18th Forbes 0 0-0 0 Laver and Ken Rosewall to eara Wimbledon final in July, 6-1,6-1, 5-7, break 7-5 after surving an earlier set points. Except for a brief lead at the football coach in 1972. He had been an Lucas 1 1-2 3 more than a million on the tourna- 6-4, in the only encounter between the point to the Italian. Two foul shots by Middlesex’ Joe beginning, Middlesex fed almost the assistant to Joe Yukica at New Hampshire in 1966-67 and moved to Urbano widened the inargin to 65-57 entire first half. Dennis Hamilton Totals 28 16-30 72 but George Smith got the bucket back sparked the Horsemen with 13 first Boston College with Yukica in 1968. for the Cougars. Middlesex’ Larry Mancliesler (70) He spent four seasons as the Eagles’ half points. 'The hosts led by as much B F Pts. Farmer converted the back end of a as 10 points, 26-16, before the line coach before rejoining the Wild- Robinson 2 1-2 5 two-shot foul to give the Flying Cougars rallied. Two field goals by cats. Leber 2 0^) 4 Horsemen a 66-61 lead but Conley In his first three seasons, Bowes Ja i alai o ff to slow Rick Hewey gave MCC a short-lived Conley 9 2-2 20 scored again and Pete Leber added a 33-32 lead with 17 seconds remaining recorded a 13-14 mark but he knew DeMarco 6 3-3 15 basket to bring the deficit to 66-63. in the half, but Debardino sank one at better records were ahead. “I don’t Freeman 4 1-2 9 The Cougars still trailed 68-63 with the buzzer and the Horsemen led, 34- feel we had the greatest talent here Hewey 4 1-2 9 2:10 left when Nick DeMarco stole a 33, at the intermission. the first few years,” said Bowes, who Jefferson 0 0-0 0 jr pass, scored on a lay-up and was Leading the way for the winners began an intensive recruiting drive Polemsky 1 0-0 2 fouled. He converted the charity toss as one of his first acts. “This is our start in Connecticu t was Farmer with 21 points, 13 in the Clabon 2 0-3 4 for a three-point play, cutting the second half. Urbano had 19 points and first recruited class and we feel Smith 1 3-4 5 jai alai balls moving at 150 miles per margin to 68-66. DeMarco tied it up Hamilton 18. MCC was paced by strongly about them. We have kids BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Ja i alai, a The jp ort, which means “merry hour. Players wear helmets to with a pair of foul shots after a tur- Conley who had 20 markers and who can and like to play football.” Spanish version of handball billed as festival”al” in Spanish, is played with Totals 30 1-16 70 protect themselves from the whiz- nover. DeMarco who netted 15. Bowes, a native of Blanchard, Pa., the world’s fastest game, has gotten curved wicker baskets, called cestas, Score at half: Middlesex 34-33 Within a seven-second span, The win was Middlesex’ first I (UPI Photo) who learned his craft under Rip off to a slow start in Connecticut. zing hard ball, or pelota, which — at by players representing separate three-quarters the size of a baseball Middlesex wrapped up the verdict. Engle at Penn State, extols the Separate state dnd federal in- teams. character of his players. But it was — can kill. Matchup in rebound battle vestigations of alleged financial Like tennis or handball, there is a Bowes, working with only eight full If Connecticut authorities allow it irregularities and reputed un- one-bounce maximum once the scholarships and some financial need to open, the Bridgeport facility will Bob Mathias (35) battles Hofstra’s John Irving derworld connections have delayed pelota is hurled against a granite^ feature live parimutuel betting and partial scholarships, who woed ^ the scheduled Nov. 15 opening of the will beam games into populous New front wall. some of the Boston area’s best talen t' world’s largest ja i alai installation in The object of the spectacular York over cable television. to the woods of Durham. Bridgeport, 60 miles from New York sport, in which players routinely Sk i n cancer The very name jai alai was a new His greatest coup was the City. make dramatic “saves,” is to snag snatching of tailback Bill Burnham, a one to many residents of staid Nellie F ox ra nked Northwestern impresses the ball in the curved basket and The lightning-paced game, whose Connecticut, known as the “ Land of 20-year-old sophomore from Boston. return it to the wall. A second claims Fox (Herald photo by Dunn) finest players come from the Basque Steady Habits.” Burnham led the Yankee Conference Connecticut jai alai court is region of Spain, is the only sport in Unless the average Connecticut in scoring this season and has been scheduled to open next June in Hart- BALTIMORE (UPI) - Nellie Fox, with Doerr, Gordon the Wildcats’ top rusher. the U.S. designed for men to bet sports fan has been to Florida, where defeating Kentucky five Indian quarterback Steve Dawson gets pass away ford and another one may open in who for 19 years scattered singles, Bowes decided to start the legally on men. jai alai was introduced to America in tobacco juice and hustle around the It is also a dangerous sport. Newport, R.I. Besides Florida and NEW YORK (UPI) — “I just loved him. He was such a loyal little guy.” talented young players this season Mike Demers (76) tries to ward off Windham rusher in 24-7 loss last Saturday the 1930s and now flourishes, he major leagues, is dead of skin cancer A jai alai court in Dania, Fla., dis- Connecticut, the only other fronton in Ted Williams isn’t normally effusive. He isn’t given to saying things he NEW YORK (UPI) — Northwestern flexed itself at the expense of sixth- rather than wait. As a result, he will probably knows little of how the at the age of 47. plays bulletproof glass shattered by America is located in Las Vegas. doesn’t mean. ranked Kentucky Monday night and left enough of an impression to suggest have a veteran team returning next game is played. Fox was admitted to the University But he meant every word he was one who first said he “hit 'em where Big Ten basketball may be more than Indiana and nine runners-up this year. year. of Maryland Hospital Oct. 29. Earlier saying now about his buddy, his they ain’t.” Foxie did the same thing, “It was just one of those nights Bowes received 11 of the 20 votes this month he said he felt fine, though spraying the ball over the infielders’ friend of 30 years, little Nellie Fox, when many bad things happened to cond half for a 65-42 advantage Ken- cast by fellow New England coaches. he had undergone lymph surgery last heads to right field, right center and whom he had played against, played us,” sighed Kentucky Coach Joe tucky could not overcome. Joe Restic, who led Harvard to its Veeck has good shot summer...... with on countless All-Star teams and every now and then left center. Hall. One of the “bad things” was first outright Ivy League crown, Torre plans one more year “I just got a little weak and they been helped so much by during the In 18 seasons in the big leagues, Northwestern’s junior guard Billy “They came out with a deliberate received five votes. John Anderson of brought me in for a checkup,” Fox time he managed the Washington most of them with the White Sox, Fox McKinney. offense and played it extremely Brown and Yale’s Carmen Cozza also said then. Senators and Texas Rangers and Fox accumulated 2,663 hits, nine more McKinney scored 31 points to lead well,” Hall said. “Meanwhile, we received votes. On Monday, a hospital spokesman was one of his coaches. than Ted Williams. He fashioned a the host Wildcats to an 89-77 upset played poorly defensively.” at purchasing Chisox before hanging up spikes said Fox died of “widespread skin The death of Fox did not come as .288 lifetime average while being over Kentucky in Kentucky’s opening cancer.” In other college action Mqpday it any startler to Williams, who knew named the American League’s Most game of the season. A veteran of 19 major league was: Alabama 91 Southern Miss. 67, two months ago the 47-year-old Valuable Player in 1959, setting or “If there is a better guard in the CLEVELAND (UPI) - A group UPI. “I think that from feeling the attorneys.” NEW YORK (UPI) - For Torre, this past last season. He had made well, is a right-handed hit- seasons. Fox’s trademarks were a South Carolina 59 Hofstrai 57, Tulane former Chicago White Sox second equaling 10 major or American United States I would like to know headed by Bill Veeck has a good pulse it’s going to be primarily Veeck’s offer involves purchase of When you’re 35 going on 36, season was an embarrass- the National League’s All- ting third baseman. thick-handled “milk bottle” bat and 96 Rice 63, Western Kentuc|ty 87 baseman was suffering from ter- League records and winding up with who he is and where he is,” said chance of winning approval from the whether the league accepts his finan- Artnell Corp., which owns the White when people forget you ment. ’That’s the word he Star team eight out of 14 Still, he has embarked on a constant wad of tobacco stuffed in Memphis St. 84, Cincinnati 66 Miami minal cancer. Nevertheless, the Gold Glove Award four times. Northwestern Coach Tex Winter. American League owners cial picture.” Sox, from John Allyn. Following ap- were MVP only four years uses himself. times before playing with an ambitious physical con- his cheek (Ohio) 57, Illinois 73 Kent St. 54, Kan- Williams still took it hard upon Fox broke into professional “I’ve been a fan of his since he came Henry selected Wednesday to purchase the Chicago Seghi said he did not know the proval of the purchase, Artnell would ago and when some of He started the year with the Braves and Cardinals, ditioning program, he’s in He was on 13 American League All- sas St. 86 Louisiana Tech 49, hearing Fox had died Monday in a baseball with Lancaster, Pa., of the to Northwestern as a freshman.” White Sox, an executive of the terms of the offer and did not expect be broken up with Veeck and his them cut you up inside by a .300 'lifetime batting but there was no danger of excellent shape and he Star teams and set numerous major Michigan St. 69 C. Michigan 61, North Baltimore hospital. Inter-State League when he was 17 Winter also had praise for center to first team Cleveland Indians has indicated. to bring up any business at the group retaining the baseball team paying you what they think average and ended it sit- him making it again this believes he can win a job league records for second baseman Dakota 69 Creighton 64, Oral Roberts ‘As a person, an individual, you and cam e up with the parent James Wallace, who scored 18 points Indians General Manager Phil meeting. He said he planned to at- and all other interests reverting to is a compUment, then you ting on the bench, reduced time. He looked as if he with the Mets next Spring. while playing with the Chicago White 72 Southwest Texas 49, Oregon St. 81 couldn’t possibly beat him,” Philadelphia A’s four years later. for the Wildcats. Seghi said Monday he believes the tend with Alva T. Bonda, Indians Allyn. Allyn would also keep part of , know you’d better take one to an almost forgotten was all through, especially Sox from 1951 through 1963. Utah St. 66, Southerri California 89 St. Two members of Manchester Com- “I don’t feel I have to Williams said from his home in Frank Lane, then general manager of “Wallace is capable of scoring a owners meeting to be held at a hotel operating chief. The general the White Sox oumership. more good look at yourself part-timer with the worst toward the end of the year. beat anybody out in spring Fox’s most notable season was in Mary’s 62 and Utah 89 Loyola (Calif.) munity College’s CCCAA soccer Islamorada, Fla., “and as a second the White Sox, acquired him for whole lot more than he has in the near Cleveland Hopkins Inter- manager said Bonda will represent DeWitt, 73, previously owned the and if you don’t like what batting average of his “I suppose the most em- training,” he says. “If I 1959 when he teamed with shortstop 79. championship team. Bob Henry and baseman I rank him close to (Bobby) catcher Joe Tipton even up in 1949 past,” said Winter. “He’s just going national Airport was called the Cleveland ownership. St. Louis Browns and sold them to you see, you’d better quit. career, .247, along with barrassing part was when Luis Aparicio to form one of Tim McConville, were selected for hit; I ’ll play somewhere. I Doerr and (Joe) Gordon. He had a after the 140-pound Fox had put in his out and playing his game now. He has “primarily to analyze Bill Veeck’s A week ago Veeck announced that Veeck. Later he owned the Cincinnati only 35 RBIs and six home I ’d run into people who know that. I think it’s baseball’s best double play com- the Region XXI. All-New England Tliat’s pretty much the helluva lot less ability and size than first full season in the majors and hit the talent and is capable to do that.” application to buy the White Sox.” he and a major figure in his group, Reds. Besides Veeck and Dewitt, the runs. The deepest indignity were friends of friends I simply a matter of getting binations and led the “Go-Go” White Junior soccer team. course of action Joe Torre either of them, but he played the only .255. It was the first win in two outings “Bill himself has of course been a William DeWitt, planned to attend new owners would include Hank cam e when he se t a happened to be with,” says my confidence back. The Sox to the World Series, losing to Los Henry, a freshman out of Bolton has lined up for himself. greatest second base you ever saw. “ I had seen him and Bobby Shantz for Northwestern, which lost its fine asset to baseball,” Seghi told the meeting along with “a couple of Greenberg and Paul Richards. National League record by Torre. “I’d be introduced kind of swing I have you Angeles in six games High scored 14 goals and collected He’s giving himself one One year he took at least a dozen hits playing for Lincoln in the Western opener to Nebraska. hitting into four double as ‘Joe Torre of the Mets’ just don’t lose like that, but Fox was the league’s most Midas open five assists and was selected for the more shot next spring with away from me, playing me way over Association the year before when I “It was a fun win for these guys plays in one game with and the people I was in- I got into some bad habits valuable player in that year, batted first squad. As a center halfback, the New York Mets. He like he always did, but I can’t tell you was president of the American and it’s a fun win for the entire WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The Houston. troduced to would say hitting the last few years. I .306 and led the league in putouts Henry will return for Coach Jim isn’t imposing any deadline the affection I had for him. He was a Association and I said to myself, gee, Northwestern basketball program,” $100,000 Midas Open will be held at “The idea of quitting ‘you’re doing great!’ That just wasn’t swinging right. (364) and assists (453). Dyer’s Cougars next season. or cut-off date and he isn’t terrific little guy.” if I ever have a big league club. I’d Winter said. the Bradley Bowl from February 24- crossed my mind toward really made me feel bad I could tell that by looking Fox, who began his career with the McConville, a second year partici- RegaVs^ Economy Electric Hockey Winners saying he will finish the Fox, with that perpetual chew of like to get those two guys,” said Lane Northwestern shot 57 per cent from 28. Defending Midas bowling cham- the end of the season when because I knew these peo- at films of myself. When I old Philadelphia Athletics in 1947 and pant from East Catholic High, was a year or he won’t. It all "tobacco in his jaw and that choke grip Monday from Acapulco, Mexico, the field in the first half to take a 42- pion Nelson Burton Jr. and 1974 it looked like my bat was ple telling me that didn’t see myself swinging right finished it with the Houston Astros in second team selection. As team cap- Three Manchester Youth Hockey Trudon’s blank the Wethersfield three-goal hat trick for Electric with depends, he says. If next of his on the bat, was the nearest where he’s relaxing between 34 halftime lead, then outscored Ken- champ Diet Ritger are expected to slowing up',” says Torre. “I know anything about and I ’m not hitting the ball, 1965, compiled a .288 lifetim e tain for MCC, McConville, a mid- Association (MYHA) games were Sabres, 7-0. Mark and David Stepper each adding year turns out to be thing to old Willie Keeler. He was the scouting assignments for the Califor- tucky 23-8 in the first 8:19 of the se- compete for the $14,000 top prize. knew I was losing con- baseball.” I’ll quit because in the 14 average with a 2,663 hits in 2,367 fielder, scored six times and played Sunday at the Bolton Ice. Brian Gallagher and Mike Keeler two goals and Bob Tirone con- anything like this year, nia Angels. fidence. When you stop years I played before this games. collected two assists. Palace. In Squirt League action. each had two goals for Regal’s with tributing one. Mike Breen tallied four that’ll be it for Torre, the Once in the $150,000 doing things well, you start on? I set up certain stan- Regal’s downed the Wethersfield! Sean Hagerty and Kevin Gallagher goals for Trudon’s with Barry National League’s MVP in range, Torre’s salary has doubting yourself. Then I dards for myself. If I show Sabres, 6-1, and Economy Electric adding one apiece. Danny Wacht Kelleher and Jeff Naviaux added two 1971. H e’ll quit. The been cut by 30 per cent the talked to Bob Gibson. He any indication of playing as belted the Wethersfield Rangers, 9-4. notched the lone marker for the and one respectvely. pitchers won’t have him to past two years. Moreover, told me he started losing badly as I did last season, I There's Finally Action with the pee wees saw Sabres. Don Maxim registered the kick around anymore. Joe McDonald, the Mets’ Top gridder laurels to Kruezek confidence in himself in general manager, says he’s won’t embarrass myself by 1974. ’That made me feel a finishing out the year. La^t BOSTON (U PI) - season, was selected for looking for a right-handed record previously was held little better.” season I felt the only thing Quarterback Mike the Jerry Nason Senior hitting third baseman and by Roger Staubach of the A Midas Muffler Shop Generally, though, there I was doing was taking up a Kruezek, who completed Achievement award; and it so happens that Torre, Dallas Cowboys, who com- wasn’t anything to make spot and I don’t ever want more than two-thirds of his Jack Daly, retiring after 25 who plays first base as pleted 63.1 per cent of his Most Am eric an Models Joe Torre feel good about to do that again.” passes in his Boston passes while at the Naval years as a collegiate of- College career to set an In Manchester Academy. ficial, received the George NCAA record, has been In other honors bestowed Carens award. Front End Alignment selected winner of the 10th by the New England Foot- Kruezek, a 6-foot-2, 200- annual Harry Agganis ball Writers’ Association: pounder from Fairfax, Va., Regularly $12.95 $095 VI DAWSON STOVES By BILL SACHEREK operator of Glen Ellen. award as the top senior EFFKIENT COAL AND W OOD-M JININO STOViS Milt Piepul was named was the key figure in Clifford comes from Strat- football player *n New NOW— thru Dec. Coach of the Year for Boston College’s two-year nUDAS' Are you in condition for ton. SAVE MONEY THIS WINTERI England. directing American Inter- 15-7 record, according to the coming ski season? Kruezek, who received national College to its best Eagles Coach Joe Yukica. This promises to be a good The U.S. ski team lost his award Monday night at season in a 41-year history; “There’s no doubt in my Front End Align­ year in our northern Kim Mumford who frac- the annual Captains and Williams quarterback Jim mind he’s the best player MUFFLER neighboring states accor- tured her left leg while Awards Banquet at a Cam- Baldwin, overcoming a in New England. No one ment ding to local training in France. Mum- bridge restaurant, com- mid-season appendectomy else comes close,” said SHOPS prognosticators. ford is the third ranked pleted 227 of 337 passes for to direct the final game of Yukica, Regularly $10.95 $095 Many changes both in downhill skier in the U.S. a 67.3 percentage. The his team’s undefeated Piepul, an All America personnel and ski layouts Trails at Snow Valley at Notre Dame who also NOW— thru Dec. • Mufflers 6 will be a surprise to many were widened and serves as AIC athletic skiers. The avid skier has groomed. ’The new chair director, brought the already been out on the lift just arrived and will Park plugging defensive gap Yellowjackets from a 4-5 Spin Wheel Balance • Brakes slopes of Bromley, Strat- not be put up for the lack of mark last season to an 8-1 Reg. $4.00 tori, Killington, Mt. Snow, time this year. BOSTON (UPI) - The his left knee and out for record in 1975. Under • S h o c k s Bolton Valley, Waterville Conditioning Note: Do Boston Bruins, cursed by two months, Park becomes Piepul, AIC won its first a wheel Valley and Stowe. Stowe some running, walking, sit- the endless leg injuries to the Bruins’ workhorse. i eight games of the season had the most snow in the NOW— thru Dec. • Most Foreign Car Exhaust ups, knee bends and push- Bobby Orr, are blessed to “If anyone has to take up before dropping the finale *2’.* past weeks. Many areas ups. Sounds like a gym have Brad Park carry the the slack, it’s going to have to C.W. Post. opened Thanksgiving Day F IR E PLA C E S T O V E L O W - B O Y S T O V E ALSO...Brakes, Ball Joints & Shocks Systems class. Rope skiping, on defensive load. to be me,” said the eight- Baldwin, who underwent or before. • 22 inches high e 22 inches high toes, flat foot fast slow When the Bruins got year veteran who played surgery after the third \ Over at Brodie, prexy e 16 inch wood length e 30 inch wood length good for legs, arms, wrists, Park from the Rangers in well and scored Boston’s game of the season, was • Car Coils Jim Kelly is having a go e Top cook plate e 16 in. X 18 in. cook' top lungs and it improves last month’s ballyhooed final goal in Sunday night’s back holding placement with the state of Right now your Midas de aler In M anchester Is giving winds. Do this outside if e In iireploce or free-standing e In fireploce or free-standing trade, the talk centered 4-2 victory over snaps in the sixth game of FREE COLLISION ESTIMATES Massachusetts about aw ay a Midas “ M uffler” for your neck with each possible for about five WITH around the prospect of Pittsburgh. the season and threw two CALL OR STOP IN FOR APPOINTMENTS having signs. Now he has $14950 minutes to start and work sS $14950 having hockey’s two top “With Bobby on thie ice, touchdowns in the wrapup purch a se of a Midas Muffler for your car. cattle with large Brodie Monday thru Frlday...8-6 P.M. up to 15 minutes and this defensemen manning the it makes things a lot easier victory against Amherst as belly bands at and near the S a turday...9-4 P.M. will keep you in good tone. 5 YEAR Manufacturers Guarantee power play points together. for everybody; without Williams finished 7-0-1. entrance of Brodie. Kelly When on the hill for the COME SEE AND COMPARE IT'S EFFICIENCY AND QUALITY OF And coach, Don Cherry him, we're all going to The senior from Simsbury, 244 BROAD STREET is an innovator. ’They are 285 Main St. 646-6606 first time, don’t do things WORKMANSHIP, BEFORE BUYING YOUR WOOD STOVE...... crowed about the beauty have to work that much Conn., “is not blessed with BEHIND DAIRY QUEEN making snow. Bank Amaricard and Maitar Charga Accepted, or atk about our own budget plan. too fast, slow down a bit “of being able to have Park harder,” Park said. outstanding ability,” ac- S tra tto n has a new “Midas International In I.C. Industries Company" and in,a couple of weeks SHOWROOM AT Sole or Orr on the ice at all Park has played In 12 cording to coach Bob Odell; MANCHESTER general manager and vice Otolributon you may be doing things YANKEE KENNELS times.” games since coming to “but he’s Very dedicated president in Donald (UPI Photo) you did at the close of last Mon - FH 9 to 9 Rte. 44A BOLTON 649*0079 But with Orr hospitalized Boston, scoring four goals and is an outstanding Tarinelli, who comes from 6 4 6-4 2S3 Guillermo Vilas exhibits top fo rm season. Sat & Sun 9 to 6 after a fifth operation on and nine assists. playcaller.” Bridgeport. Harvey Clif- 1/2 Mile East of Bolton Lake He defeated Raul Ramirez of Mexico, 6-4, 6-0 See you on the mountain. ford is the owner and H ' i : K I 1 t PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 2 ,1 9 7 5 - PAGE FIFTEEN Lost and Found NOTICE j««<*K*»SiSSSSSi*W; Police collect gifts Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 All town residents asked LOST at East Catholic High ...... YOU’LL LOVE THE PINE PHARMACY PUBUC HEARING Block Grant Application for School parking lot, customer I .ACTION YOU GET S84CENTEIIST. 64M I14| BOARD OF DIRECTORS any of the State Police address book. Reward, 646- State Police will be IN T H E H ER A LD TOWN OF MANCHESTER, second year funds 4911. headquarters. Persons un- tow PRESCW nON 2 — Community Development opinions on Parents’ Choice collecting gifts for needy WANT ADS CONNECTICUT «Kr “ More Home - Less Care” able to bring them may Discretionary Application families for Christmas. 643-2711 PMGES Notice is hereby given that IMPOUNDED - Black and tan 1.1 XIAITOX in the questionnaire is the sampling Residents answering the question- Persons may donate call the barracks nearest the Board of Directors, Town 3 — A second year Housing male mixed dog. MqKee n e r a l d AMS East Hartford Assistance Pian Street. Call Manchester Dog of opinion oq the five components of naire will have the option of agreeing household furniture, gifts. their home any day after 5 of Manchester, Connecticut, B spacious rooms ol olsgant living. Extsrior brick and SHEILA TULLER Pascal A. Prignano, Warden, 6464555. Parents’ Choice. with all, some, or none of the five and toys and specify their p.m. and a member of the will hold a Public Hearing at CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING aluminum. 4 bsdrooma, 2'A battw and 2 garagas. 289-4283 the Nathan Hale School, 160 Secretary “The proposal appears to be sim- parts of the project. destination^ tin a tio if they wish. State Police Auxiliary IMPOUNDED - F em ale, Elbow room, privacy and convanlanca. $67,900. Call All East Hartford residents will Corps will be assigned to Spruce Street, Manchester, Board of Directors Bud Lawla. ple when you first hear about it,” he ’Two other surveys will be done in The gifts may be left at Manchester, Connec- shepherd dog, black. Contact have the chance this week to express collect the item. Connecticut, Tuesday, said. “But when you realize there are the next few weeks. These, too, will I ticut Coventry, Dog Warden, 423- their opinion about the Parents’ S We’d like you to share an hour with us at a free ^ December 16, 1975, at 8:00 6524. five different components, it be corelated with the studies done in Dated at Manchester, Connec- P H O N E 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Choice program. P.M. to consider and act on FOR A SSISTA N C E IN PLACING YOUR AD becomes complex.” | 1974. ticut this twenty-sixth day of Over 18,000 copies of a two-page the following; IMPOUNDED - Fem ale REAITS CORNER Esposito said the five components Interviewers will visit 500 homes ”■ l.'^rman, I 1 — Community Deveiopment November 1975' mongrel dog, black and tan. questionnaire were mailed at the end g CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4528 are: and talk with parents of public school Contact Coventry, Dog of last week seeking citizens’ reac- INDEX 1. Open enrollment allowing children beginning this week. (iUattnrra Warden, 4234524. ADVERTISING tions to the educational voucher NOTICIS ADVERTISING transfers to non-neighborhood Next week, a questionnaire will be 887 Main Street ' Lott tnd Found DEADLINE MANCHESTER - Richard GARRISON COLONIAL - four proposal. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT LOST - passbook 26404642-1, • P o r t o n s l t schools where seats are available. sent to every member of each school Connecticut Bank & Trust RATES Martin School, seven room years old, fieldstone School officials are urging all in Downtown Manchester... 4? * - Announcomtntt 12:00 noon the day before Ansaldi Built Raised Ranch, fireplace, beam ceiling, wall- 2. More school information for staff from principal to custodian for NOTICE OF Company. Application made • Enttrtalnmont publication. residents to answer the 10 questions 1 day . 10a word per day two fireplaces, rec room, to-wall carpeting, Tamily ‘So/e in God^s Care^ ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE for payment. • Auctions Deadline lor Saturday and parents and staff. their opinions. 3 days . .9« word per day beautiful private treed yard, room, sliding glass doors to and return to the Parents’ Choice of- Gift Highlights In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and , Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. 3. Increased control by parents and Gauging comments of people who FINANCIAL 6 days . .8s word per day $59,900, Hayes Corporation, large deck, garage, mint con- fice by Friday. 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by ‘ Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagta staff .over the decision making and attend the Parents’ Choice infor- from - PeraontI Loam 26 days . .7s word per day 646^131. dition, $51,700. Philbrick According to project coordinator the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, ConnecUcut, ^ f ^ 15 words, $2.00 mlnimurh Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. budgeting at individual schools. mational programs and statements • inaurtneo PLEASE READ Andrew J. Esposito, “This Survey is /. Garman*s November 18,1975 of Ordinance as follows: Connecticut Bank and Happy A d s ...... $2.15 Inch MANCHESTER - cute Ranch 4. F ree tran sp o rtatio n to any made to the board along with the ;g given by Edward C. Williams C.S.B., member Trust Company, Parkade Of- EMPLOYMENT YOUR AD important because it will help deter- Men*a D e p a r t m e n t amendments to town of manchester ordinances fice. - Http Wanted with four bedrooms, rec MINI-FARM on West side, school in the system. opinions from the surveys, board Buaineaa Opportunitiea Classified ads are taken over room, fireplace, full base- seven room home in excellent mine the future of East Hartford’s Iv W parking of motor vehicles on roads accepted or maintained 5. Possible inclusion of private and members can assess the views of the' \For the “Men in your Ufe,'' Situation Wanted the phone as a convenience. ment, priced to sell at $36,900. condition, new siding etc., schools.” of ’The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. ;g by town ordinance MISSING in Hartford Rd. The Herald is responsible for parochial schools. what better gift than one of EDUCATION Owner anxious, Frechette & garage, large lot'with garden He said, “ It’s also important community. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of area, since November 24th, only one Incorrect insertion and Private Inatructiona then only to the size of the Martin, Inc. Realtors 646-4144. and trait trees, shed, $^,000. The first three components we The East H artford board is our Scottiih Shetland Manchester that: Chapter 34 of the Ordinances of the Town of orange and white male kitten. Schoola-Claaaea because it is similar to the public sur- original insertion. Errors which Philbrick Agency, Realtors, already have in East Hartford to Sweater$..,We Have the Manchester is hereby amended as follows; reward. Call 643-2662. • inatructiona Wanted vey done in the spring of 1974 when expected to vote in January on do not lessen the value of the ANDOVER- seven room 646-4200. some degree, said Esposito. The whether to implement all, part, or largestf ntOMt fantastic array ; 1. Old Sec. 34-1 through 34-6 — No Change in Text. REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor- Raised Ranch, with IVi baths, the feasibility analysis was con- It will be at our church, FOUND - Black kitten. Oak Homea for Sale town will probably continue to have none of the Parents’ Choice com- of colors in brushed and ■ 2. Old Sec. 34-7 now b^om es new Sec. 34-9 — No Change in rected by on additionaT’fnser- on 1.7 acres, T. J. Crockett, NEW RANCH - Extra large ducted on whether a voucher system Street, call 643-9625 after 5. • Lota-Land for Sale tion. modern kitchen, two baths, them no matter what the outcome of ponents. smooth finishes the store has : Text. • Inveatment Property Realtor, 643-1577. could work in East Hartford. The First Church of Christ, Scientist 3. New Sec. 34-7 is amended to read as follows; IMPOUNDED - one mixed • Buaineaa Property fireplace, 2-car garage, the vote on the project. ’The two-year study of the voucher c»er carried. Our classic Lambswool Sweater collec- ; • Resort Property aluminum siding and win- comparison of these two surveys will Sec. 34-7 VEHICLE POUNDS female, black and tan, found SIX ROOM Cape, in center of “The only totally new components system has been funded by a $387,000 g tion is rounded out with some turtle neck, and mock i - Real Estate Wanted •••••••••••••••••••••••••• town, selling for $31,900, T. J.‘ dows, large deck, picture win- help get an accurate reading of resi- 447 North Main Street The Chief of Police shall create a Vehicle Pound or Pounds to E d g e rto n S t. c a ll Dog Help Wanted 13 are free transportation and the inclu- g turtle neck sweater ShirU - And we don’t stop there- ■ MISC. SERVICES Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. dow in basement with walk- dent opinion.” grant from the National Instutite of which automobiles and other vehicles may be removed by a Warden, 646-4555. sion of non-public schools,” the coor- Education. have a colorful group of sweater shirts in Merino j Manchester, Connecticut Servicea Offered •••••••••••••••••••••••••• out to patio. $47,900. Philbrick Esposito aiso noted a new element police officer, or under the direction of a police officer, as • Painting-Papering MANCHESTER - eight room Agency, Realtors, 646^C00. dinator said. The system would give parents cer- ..r wool, Shetland, and Cashmere.,.Come on down and • provided in 34-8. Such Pound or Pounds shall be such I^MPOUNDED , - one male • Building-Contracting Help Wanted 13 EDUCATIONAL SALES - A on Thursday, December 4, 1975 Roofing-Siding Marshall Field family owned newer Colonial, on acre lot, tificates worth about what it costs to feast your eyes on this ULTRA GREAT collection, i storage garage or garages, or such other appropriate place as j i„on • Heating-Plumbing found Nutmeg Lane, call Dog publishing organization is con- four bedrooms, living room, g P.S. Take a peek at our Handmade IrUh Bulky \ may be designated by the Chief of Police. Etefore any such gar- • Flooring dining room, kitchen, 2 1/2 educate a child for a year. Parents at 8:00 p.m. [555. • Moving-Trucking-Storage ducting a nationwide expan- could use the voucher to continue pullovers and Cardigans too. • age or place shall be designated as a Vehicle Pound, t h e ______1 - Services Wanted L E T S M AKE A DEALI Sion program. We are in baths, family room with MANCHESTER fireplace, two car garage, operator thereof shall furnish to the Chief of Police satisfactory . Qgj.|( cat, male, You answer this ad and 1 wtH terested in hiring 10 in children in their present school or fPhere Fitting You is OUR PLEASURE, ;.;j We'll care for your children during the lecture, ^ MISC. FOR SALE tremendous buy at $54,900, evidence of insurance coverage to make the Town whole for any green eyes, possiblyly Oak Oak andand - Articlea for Sale sand you datslls on an oppoHuhl- dividuals in this area to do TO S E HLE ESTATE transfer them to other eligible S S Frechette & Martin, Inc. Cubs grow to be S and YOUR SATISFACTiONt ' claims for damages paid by the Town arising from the towing or Norman Street area. Reward. - Building Suppliea ly lor high Incoma PLUS caah outside sales interviewing for Three familyj 6-3-3, two-car schools where seats are available. - iPeta -Birds- Doga bonuses and frlnga bansllta. Wa Realtors, 646-4144. garage. Fast^Sale Needed! storage of any impounded vehicle. 649-1060. - Livestock 7 weeks or longer starting need an Individual In tha 4. New Sec. 34-8 is amended to read as follows; - Boats & Accessories December 1. $500 minimum MANCHESTER • Sporting Goods Manchester area NOWI Write for 100 interviews. For ap- NEW HOMES - Ranches, Sec. 344 IMPOUNDING VEHICLES - AUTHORIZED NOTICE Bobcats and Wolves ‘ Garden Products C.F. Pate, Pras., Tasas Rallnary pointment call C. Everett Capps, Colonials, available or RECENT TWO FAMILY Whenever any vehicle is found parked in a place where PUBLIC HEARING - Antiquee Corp., Box 711, Fori Worth, will build to suit. Single and * Wanted to Buy Texas 78101 Jewett, 6434730 days, 643-5620 Immaculate condition, three Bolton McVeigh, Tim Parsons, Greene, Alan Potter, Ernie parking is not permitted, or shall be parked in a place during ADDITIONAL evenings. two-family homes in several bedroom apartments, many Eric Winter, Scott Pierog, Mike Fenton, Greg any period when parking is prohibited, or if such vehicle is APPROPRIATIONS RENTALS locations, starting from $48,-, DONNA HOLLAND Rooms for Rent * 500. Good financing, will con-* extras. Separate furnaces Richardson, Wolf. Fenton, Mark Maneggia, parked in violation of any parking ordinance or provision of law, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Apartments for Rent' MATURE production minded and driveways. Fenced in 646-0375 it may be removed and conveyed by, or under the direction of, a TOWN OF MANCHESTER, • Homes for Rent person to run automated wash sider trades. Merritt Agency, Chris Nicholson, gold Sportsman. PART TIME cleaners needed, 646-1180. 60x150 level lot. Owners At a recent meeting of member of the Police Department by means of towing, or CONNECTICUT • Business for Rent room, good potential and plen- arrow, 1, silver arrow, 2; Sweatshirts • Resort Property for Rent early morning and evening building a new home. Tenant Cub Scout Pack 157, the otherwise, to a Vehicle Pound, and such removal shall be at the Notice is hereby given that • Wanted to Rent hours, 6-10 a.m. Must have ty of overtime. Apply in per- Joel Hoffman, gold arrow. The Bolton Bicentennial son, Swiss Laundry, 10 Harlow MANCHESTER - Buckley income cuts your monthly following boys received risk of the owner of such vehicle. the Board of Directors, Town • Misc. for Rent transportation. 649-5334. School area. Cape, three Jeff W il^ , David Shaw, Committee will be taking Street, Rockville. payments in half. Easily awards: (a) NOTICE TO OWNER OF VEHICLE of Manchester, Connecticut, AUTOMOTIVE bedrooms, formal dining financed. Scott Greene, Alan Potter, orders for its sweatshirts The owner of any impounded vehicle shall be duly informed as will hold a Public Hearing in Autos for Sale room, paneled TV room, full Mike Daly, John Hartford NatioitaTs Trucks for Sale Basterache, Eddie Caye, Jeff Balch, John Murphy, up to and iiicluding Dec. 12. to the nature and circumstances of the violation on account of the Hearing Room at the • Heavy Equipment for Sale basement, attached garage, LAWRENCE F. BANG Richard Nielsen, Ernie They may be picked up which such vehicle has been impounded. Municipal Building, 41 Center Motorcycles-BIcycles enclosed porch, aluminum Mark Fiano, Stephen Gate- • Campers-Trailers-Mobile REALTORS 649-5371 Pierog, Tony Fiano, Mike Dec. 19. (b) RELEASE OF IMPOUNDED VEHICLE Street, Manchester, Connec- EXPERIENCED siding, excellent condition, ly, James Herring, Tom Homea owner, 643-2223. Fenton, Greg Fenton, The shirts may be seen Before the owner or person in charge of any impounded vehi- ticut, Tuesday, December 9, - Automotive Service OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN McVeigh, Tim Parsons, Autoa for Rent-Lease Chris Dobson, Jeff Peter- and orders placed Monday ele shall be permitted to remove the same from a Vehicle 1975, at 8:00 P.M. to consider John Ruffini, Eric Winter, • Blue Cross - CMS - Major Medical • Excellent Wages CAPE COD - two years old, RAISED RANCH - seven Pound, he shall furnish to the Chief of Police, or such other policeand act on the following: 24’ living room, first floor son, Tim my K alkus, through Friday from 10 • Paid Holidays • Retlremant Plan • Good Working Con- rooms, beamed cathedral Bobcat. INSTANT REM'ARD officer as the Chief shall designate, evidence of his Identity and Proposed additional ap- family room with fireplace Marshall Taylor, Forester. a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Fin- ceiling in living room with John B asterache, ownership, shall sign a receipt lor such vehicle, and shall pay propriation to Educational Announcements ditions • No Traveling to Hartford and beamed ceilings. Eat-in Jeff W ilson, Scott nish Estonian Import Shop fieldstone fireplace, eat-in Stephen Gately, Tom the cost of removal plus the cost of storage. Such costs to be Special Projects, Fund 41, Ti- kitchen, formal dining room, kitchen, formal dining room, on Stony Rd. charged shall be in accordance with a schedule of rates and tie IV, Part B, ESEA — $13,- WANTED - 16 mm sound king sized Master bedroom, films, cartoons, family type CALL..M0RIARTY BROTHERS, INC. 15x21 family room with charges to be filed by the Vehicle Pound with the Commissioner 091.00 to be financed from 643-5135 aluminum siding, two car gar- fireplace, wooded acre lot entertainment preferred, call age, treed lot, mint condition, of Motor Vehicles of the State of Connecticut in accordance State Grant, 643-5747. Maurice Morlarty or Harry Jensen with privacy, garage, $44,900, Santa is coming to town with Section 14-66 of the Connecticut General Statutes as Proposed additional ap- $53,200, Thilbrick Agency, Philbrick Agency Realtors, Realtors, 646-4200. 646-4200. Mary’s Church will be Boating club amended. propriation to Educational NEW YEARS EVE- Party Coventry (c) DUTY OF POUNDKEEPER AND POLICE OFFICER Special Projects, Fund 41, V.F.W. Center St., Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. The Coventry Paddle, DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted WHERE POUND FEES PAID UNDER PROTEST Special Title I I - $2,905.00 for Manchester, Dancing 9 p.m. HANDY PERSON- to have MONICA SHEA and Saturday from 10 a.m. Prop, and Sail Club held its (A tim e ly gift fo ryo u to give.) some Knowledge of electrici- - for full time position in If protest is made against the payment of any towing or upgrading and centralizing to 3 a.m. Open Bar and Buffet. modern downtown Hartford 742-9495 to 1 p.m. November meeting with Members and guests. $25 a ty and plumbing. Pleasant The First Congregational storage fees provided in Sec. 344 (b), the person in charge of library at South School, to be working conditions, please speciality office. Experience ®2.000 TAX REBATE The bazaar will be at the newly elected officers at couple, call 549-4442 or 643- not necessary, pleasant The fol^wlng homes qualify for the $2,000 tax Church will hold its annual the Vehicle Pound shall mark upon the receipt evidencing pay- financed from State Grant contact Mrs. Schultz or Mr. church hall on Rt. 31 and the Lakeside Restaurant. 1071. working conditions and fringe bazaar Saturday from 10 ment of the towing and storage fees the words "Paid Under already received. Caplin, at 569-1100. rebate. We encourage you to consider these will feature items such as Henry Grabowski, club Protest.’’J[hsuchcass, it shall be the duty of the police officer Proposed additional ap- benefits available. Call 525- homes no. Under the guidelines of the program, a a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church liriiin Buys for Battered 3868 between 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. holiday decorations,' toys, president, presided over havin'g knowledge of the facts forthwith to institute proper propriation to Educational DIETARY AIDE- part time, vestry on Main St. Budgets-ln Uie want ida. and between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. buyer must enter an agreement to purchase bake sale, white elephant the meeting. proce^ngs in the Circuit Court, charging the owner or driver Special Projects, Fund 41, mature person to help with The bazaar will feature meal preparation, and general before January 1, 1976, and the home must be table, arts and crafts, hand Ciub sponsored events of such vehicle with the violation on account of which the vehi- V o c a tio n a l E d u c a tio n PRIOR military service sold for the lowest price at which it was ever Santa Claus from 10 a.m. to cle was impounded. Projects — $2,669.00 for club kitchen duties. Call 646-0129, knitted and crocheted ar- for next year include: □ FINANCIAL Manchester Manor Nursing members, you should in- 12 and from 2 to 3 p.m. (d) RECORD OF IMPOUNDED VEHICLES ad v iso rs - $900.00; for offered, closing may take place any time on 1975 ticles and afghans, and a Fishing derby in July, ice Home, 385 West Center St., vestigate the part-time money There will be a children’s It shall be the duty of the Chief of Police, or such other police machine operation — $1,- opportunity in our Army or 1976. It is reasonably safe to assume that surprise table. fishing this winter. Power Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Manchester. corner, penny candy, food officer as he shall designate, to keep a record of the names of 769.00, to be added to existing Reserve unit. Call Norm prices on these homes have been held in order to Refreshments will be Squadron class, sailboat sale and home baked the owners of all vehicles impounded, the numbers of their account #211, to be financed BOOKKEEPER part time. Thibodeau at 623-9441, 8 a.m. - make them qualify for the program, however, served by the Holy Name races, waterfront picnics. MORTGAGES, loans first, se- 4 p.m. for more information. beans, plants, cheese, State license plates, the place where each vehicle was im- by State Grant, cond, third. All kinds. Realty 646-1266. prices will probably be increased upon expiration , S o c i e t y . Ski Show, and social of this program. books, hand knitted ar- pounded, the nature and circumstances of each violation, and Proposed additional ap- statewide. Credit rating un- Beautification events. the disposition of each case. propriation to Educational ticles, pillows, mittens and necessary. Reasonable. Con- The Beautification Com- The next meeting will be (e) INDEMNIFICATION Special Projects, Fund 41, fidential, quick $94,900 -7 room Raised Ranch, oversized, 2.2 a white elephant table. mittee will meet Thursday January 27 at 8 p.m. at The owner and/or operator of such storage garage or gar- H ead S ta r t arrangements. Alvin Lundy PERMANENT PART-TIME wooded acres. There will be a snack Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu- at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. Lakeside Restaurant. All ages, designated as Vehicle Pounds, shall agree to protect, in- Equipment/Renovation — $5,- $90,900 - 8 room Colonial, 2Vi baths, wooded, bar. tion Plaza, Hartford. POSITION AVAILABLE The committee will dis- interested residents and demnify and save harmless the Town of Manchester, its ser- 000.00 to be financed by State .view. St. Mary's bazaar Evenings, 233-6879. cuss the Eagleville Dam boat owners are welcome. vants, agents and employes of and from any and all liability or Grant already rweived. • 6 days per week $98,000 - 8 room Colonial, 2Vz bathSi private The annual Christmas claim or judgments on the part of anyone growing out of any act Proposed additional ap- Area, the spring tree sale For further details, call MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd wooded lot. bazaar sponsored by the St. or omission by the said garage or garages or of any act or omis- propriation to General Fund • Must have use of automobile and the Main St. planting Joe Holden, 742-9114. mortgages — interim finan- $79,000 • 9 room Raised Ranch, approximate- Germaine Guild of St. sion by any employe or agent of said garage or garages in the Budget 1975-76, Recreation cing — expeditious and con- Apply In Person Only program. performance of duties and obligations contained herein. Department — $2,000.00 for fidential service, J.D. Real ly 3,000 sq. ft. of living area, 7.75% 5. Old Sec. 344 now becomes new Sec. 34-10, and is amended A rts and C ra fts, to be Estate Assoc. 646-1980. Circulation D e pt - 9 A.M.-12 Noon financing available to qualified buyers. Planning under way on bridge to read as follows: financed from fees. Please call for complete details on any ol these Sec. 34-10 Sections 1 through 9 of this Chapter shall apply to Proposed additional ap- Manchester Evening Herald homes. We will be happy to answer your □ EMPLOYMENT Coventry and Pucker St. The bridge “No decisions will be any traveled way within the Town of Manchester which is propriation to General Fund questions about the rebate program. MONICA SHEA would then be safe for made,” said Brainard, paved, plowed or otherwise maintained by the Town of Budget 1975-76 TRANSFER to perhaps five tons but would “until the officials of Manchester, but which has never been formally accepted as a C a p ita l Im p ro v e m e n t Help Wanted 13 742-9495 WOMAN Wanted to clean still remain one-way. Coventry, Columbia and public highway by the Town of Manchester. Reserve Fund — $23,853.75 to Town Council Chairman 6. Old Sec. 34-9 now becomes New Sec. 34-11 and is amended be financed from State Grant JOBSEEKERS Employment house, please call after 5, 646- □ EDUCATION Jesse A. Brainard says “The other alternative,” the state get together with Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m.. 0439. AMEDY REALTY to read as follows: already received (School he said, “would involve their respective engineers prospects for reopening the Sec. 34-11 The Chief of Police of the Town of Manchester shall Alarm System), with full and part time oigor- Realtors 875-6283 removing the present PART TIME Baker - wanted, Private Instructions 18 Flanders Road bridge look and arrive at a common have the power and authority to make sure further regulations Proposed additional ap- tunities available now structure and replacing it plan. Hartford, 568-1070. 6 days a week, 6-11 a.m., will Professional Servicea 7 Days A Week “very promising.” as he deems necessary and proper to regulate parking on any of propriation to Special Grante, train, no experience using surplus girders from “Undoubtedly both PROFESSIONAL Tutoring The pre-WWI bridge was such traveled ways, the same as he has such power and author!- F und 61, CETA P u b lic PHONE FROM home to ser- necessary. Apply at Betty Service - reading, math, free state inventory and towns will require special examined Thursday by a ty relative to the public highways of the Town of Manchester, Employment Program, Title vice our customers in the Crocker Pie Shop, Vernon Cir- consultation and evaluation, MANCHESTER- just listed, RAISED RANCH - on extra state bridge engineer, redecking using town town meeting action to and the power and authority to make such further regulations as VI — $10,160.76 to be financed Manchester area, flexible cle, between 9-11 a.m. or 3-5 649-8023, p.m. six room Ranch, Buckley large lot, with country at- Robert Victor. He found materials and crews from provide the needed funds he deems necessary and proper to efficiently carry out the from an ticip ated United hours, super earnings, 249- School area three bedrooms, mosphere, in Manchester. Coventry and Columbia un- provisions of Secs. 34-7 and 34-8 of this Chapter, . States Department of Lalwr, 7773. fireplace, garage, full base- the structure repairable for either alternative.” AIR FORCE is hiring Seven rooms, 11/2 baths, two This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Manpower Administration U REAL ESTATE ment, large private treed lot. fireplaces, sliding glass doors for limited use. der state aid. This was Brainard also said qualified women and men in done on the Pucker St. publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days Grant, RECEPTIONIST - busy $39,900, Lapenta Agency, to large deck, aluminum Victor said the bridge is Sandberg asked Columbia mechanics, electronics, plus -yim . after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not- Proposed Amendment to Manchester medical office. Homes For Sale 23 Realtor,“ ■ 646-2 siding, 2-car garage. Only unsafe because of exten- bridge several years ago. to join in a com m on Job requires good typist, many more. For enlistment $47,500. Philbrick Agency, less than five (5) per cent of the electors of the Town, as deter- Country Club Ordinance, copy requirements and informa- sive deterioration of steel “The existing abutments application under the some transcription and light MANCHESTER - six room Realtors, 646-4200. mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, of which may be seen in toe bookkeeping. Experience tion, call 646-7440. $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Colonial only three years old, support stringers and the will support the replace- federal “Off Streets” has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference Town Clerk’s Office duing kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, ment structure,” said program to see what funds preferred, but will train if immaculate condition, three TWO-FAMILY 5-5, with 2-car asphalt decking, thus con- to a special Town election. business hours. necessary. 8:30-5:30 Monday AVON - “I’m dreaming of a tile baths, $435 monthly in- bedrooms, fireplace, I'/z come. Hutchins Agency, 646- garage, in desirable location, firming council action that Brainard, “which would might be available to Pascal A. Prignano, Esq. Pascal A. Prignano, through Friday. Liberal green Christm as!" Be an baths, owners leaving state, handy to all schools. Excellent 3166. closed the bridge Nov. 10. permit two-way traffic design and build new Secretary Secretary benefits. Salary commen- Avon Representative. Earn priced to sell, Dubaldo- condition $44,500. Philbrick over a bridge that would bridges to replace both the Board of Directors Board of Directors surrte with experience. Reply money in your spare time. Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. “We are now actively S tart now - buy lots of $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room support any known Flanders Road and Pucker Manchester, Connecticut Manchester, Ck)nnecticut with business and personal exploring two alter- references, to Herald Box U. presents this December. Call Ranch, fireplace, baseboard vehicle.” Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 25th day of November, Dated at Manchester, Conn. heating, stove, refrigerator. PRINCETON ST. - eight room natives,” said Brainard. St. bridges. ^ 523-9401. NOW UNDER Colonial, front to back living Brainard has asked Town “This is an important 1975, this twenty-fifth day of Hutchins Agency 646-3166. “The first involves November 1OT5 EXECUTIVE Secretary CONSTRUCTION room with fireplace, large Manager Allen Sandberg to tearing off the present step in our long-range for it now at a>'ery special Mature personable individual Large eight-room Colonial, dining room, first floor familylily for 25 hour work week, 10:00 REDUCED FOR quick sale - deck, strengthening the follow up both alternatives capital planning,” said Announcements 3 Announcements 3 Announcements CARPET SALES located in Manchester's room, four bedrooms, two to 3:00 daily in downtown PART TIME two family, 30 Locust Street, baths, aluminum siding, gar- existing stringers, and side with Columbia and state of- Brainard, “but it will in no low bank price. Get all jo u r m o n ^ back later.* no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. newest area. Drive by Lot Manchester architectural of- Experienced Only age, treed lot, $47,500, trusses, and replanking ficials even though the way interfere with our ac- fice. Good typing and 41, Kent Drive and call. Perfect tor retired MANCHESTER - new listing, Philbrick Agency Realtors, with a treated wood deck state’s formal report has tions to get the Flanders Here’s a gi’eat idea fi’om the Favoiite Person bank —just in time YOU DECIDE WHEN YOU GET ALL YOUR MONEY BACK’* shorthand required. Please 646-4200. not yet been received. send resume to Herald Box carpel pro. five room older home, central similar to the railroad bridge open at the earliest for you to thiill some favorite pei’son of youi’ own this holiday season. H eiv uiv exampk'B of ininiinum itniuiml!* for your Instant Rowanl. O ther am ounts am i location, small barn $29,900, mutuhties uiv uvailuhlt*. Your airoimt %ill tlmw the liiRliest nite of inteivsi allowwl hy AA. EAST HARTFORD - Why rent bridges on Flanders Rd. possible tim e.” When you bring in a specified amount of money to a Haitford PUBLIC NOTICE Please Call Hayes Corp., 646-0131. 3-S REALTY law. A nd you'll liuve your T\* or w atch »i$rht awjiy! 643-5171 649-8505 this beautiful six room Cape National savings account and agree to leave it for a predetermined l .t h iir in u l A iiiis iiii l{ii | iiiii'>lin>il .Aimniiii ” Nt-I .AtIHiUlIl Ih-IKHIIf lt WANTED - Mature reliable with in-ground pool for $350 a V i i ii t irt IL u 'k a t Muliinl.v.* All charitable and non-profit organizations person to care for infant and ART ROSSI MANCHESTER- first offering period of time, you can get an INSTANT REWARD. seven rooms, full basement month when you can own it for Rockville Hospital Notes Your INSTANT REWARD could be a smart new Benrus L.E.D. wishing to have thair Public Announcomants toddler in my Manchester CIRCA 1830 well maintained $354 a month with no down MAGNAVOX home. Days. Own transporta- all city utilities, oil heat, com- nine room Antique Colonial, payment. Call 528-0586. Admitted Friday: Empson Rockville; Linda Skideel, Ver- socola, Fla.; Donna Robinson, digital watch —man’s or woman’s lU" C ( ) U ) R T \* J J . l ’ .Vl.LVt ji;(4ti.7;i S:>.4H2.77 #UH»7.7:1 published free In this space are urged to con- tion. Begin January 5, 647- SOUTH WINDSOR - One (1) plete aluminum siding, four fireplaces, four' Aborn, Maple St., Ellington; non Ave., Rockville. Stafford Springs; Mary Ruest, excellent condition, asking model. The Light Emitting Djode MAN'S BKNRUS tact Joe McCavanagh, General Manager of 9664. position - Maintainer I - bedrooms, study, one full and H o^rt Dzat, Anthony Rd., Discharged: Mary Hall, Danielson; Marion Sullivan, FIVE BEDROOM home - display shows both time-of-day and LK.D. WATCH $ riiim Ji.i»4*i.:ir) $ m . m Sewage Treatment Plant. price $36,900. Assumable 6% two 1/2 baths plus attached Regal Mufflers of Manchester. Space will be mortgage, with large down large living room with lolland; Jam es Griffin, Metcalf Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Warehouse Point; Josephine the date. And the Benrus digital RECEPTIONIST - Dental Varied and interesting work five room unfinished carriage fireplace, formal dining room, » • ' R ockville; Clare Kulesa and daughter, Tiziani, Stafford Springs; LADY'S BKNRUS alloted on a first come, first served basis. assistant - Busy practice in (both inside and out) in the payment. (Tharles shed, potential for studio, garage, excellent condition, watch can achieve accuracy within L.E.D. WATCH I IJ I H I L O T $ t ;i i .4 7 H.771F.07 $ U21.47 Stephen Mierzwa, Vernon Merline Rd., Vernon; Joseph Roberta Tyler, Russell Dr., Vernon area needseas manage- operation an maintenance of Lesperance, 649-7620. etc., two story barn, well $38,500, Philbrick Agency LaChance, Meadowood Rd., Vernon; Peggy Updyke, three minutes a year! What a won- Call Thursday batwsan 8 and 12 > ment oriented assistant. (41/2 Sewerage Treatment Plant treed lot, $54,000, Philbrick Realtors, 6464200. STAFFORD SPRINGS - two Bannon, Park West Dr Tolland; Louise Lavoie, High Mountain St., Rockville; derful gift for someone you lo v e-a to rasarva spaca for tha followins day week, some Saturdays) and Wastewater Collection Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Rockville. beautiful, sophisticated, ujj-to-the- •Ft'deral ivKululiofiA nniuiiv a substantial iiUeivst penalty for early withdniwnL Major duties: patient System. Entry position. High family, exceptionally lovely, BOLTON - HEBRON Line - Manor Park, Vernon; Karen Helen Zevitas, Meadowland Tlie uriKinal amount will be tviiuewl by the cost of the pivmium including ? i Connecticut Sales Tax. waak. J o e M c C a v a n a g h five rooms each side. This Discharged Friday relations, computor school graduate or equivalent. COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 Seven room Raised Ranch, M a rtin , O v e rh ill R d ., Rd., Vernon. minute Benrus winstwatch — the very bookkeeping, dental in- No experience necessary, but country home completely 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, Elizabeth Barstis, South St. E llin g to n ; Nancy Noel, Discharged Sunday: David formal dining room, fireplace, latest. surance. Seeking: ability to use common hand renovated, top to bottom.Oil breezeway/ garrge, swim- cathedral ceilings, applianced Rockville; Mrs. Deborah Vernwood Dr., Vernpn; Rose Burnham, Meadowood Rd., MuyU' youM rulhei' invi* Best of all, you get it simply by enthusiasm, maturity, prior tools required. Connecticut heat, garage, large lot, city ming pool, redwood deck, sewer, water, most con- kitchen, $44,900. Century 21, Blais and son, Hartford Tpke., Small, Watson Rd., Vernon; Tolland; Loretta Gillis, West - oi' uwn - u im i^itia-nt 100' i saving money. How much you bring work experience.;. SeSend , Motor Vehicle Opperator’s wooded yard. $42,500. Tedford Real Estate. 647-9914. miliii xlati* MuKimvox color IcleviKion M>t. venient. High 30's. Look at Rockville; Walter Dansereau, Anna Sojka, Grand Ave., Willington; Ruth LaFond, Old in de])ends on how long you want to resum e to Box TT License needed. Liberal Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Franklin Park, Rockville; Rockville; David Spielman, Farm Rd., Tolland; Linda HARTFORD NATIONAL R e g ^ e a s r Manchester Herald. benefits. Opportunity for your leisure. Further infor- 646-4200. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gary Bannon, Park West Dr., Snipsic Lake Rd., Ellington; S k id g el, V ernon A ve., leave your money in the bank. The chart gives a few examples. overtime. Starting wage $6,- mation, call Donald S. Gale, Business Property 28 Rockville If you prefer, you could buy a 19-inch Magnavox TV at a special JOIN THE HOME Help 402.24; with satisfactory com- Realty Company. 289-7939, EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine Yvonne Wright, Stafford .Rockville; Albert Ulitsch, We otter convonlonca along with a superior product. 646-3790. Admitted Saturday: Springs. )| Brooklyn St., Rockville. low bank price. You’ll still get all your money back at maturity. The chart (The ^vorite Person) RANK Team! Part time positions pletion of six (6) month’s rpom s, 22x28 M aster TALCOTTVILLE FLATS-- Florence Brand, E. Main St., JWmlvrK.D.I.U. Corner of Broad available on staff of probationary period, $7,113.60. braroom, family room, game (Route 83) garage and office Admitted Sunday: Arno Birth Sunday: A daqghter to shows a few examines. Manchester Homemaker Ser- CAPE - Lovely three bedroom Rockville; Jqhn Connelly, Application may be picked up room, den, private yard, on building, 9 office^ in all, and G ro o t, L a w re n c e S t., Mr. and Mrs. Roland Robin- and Center Street Mon.-Frt. 8 a.in. - 9 p.m. vice. Preference given to at the Public Works Depart- Cape, fireplaeed living room, dead end street in prime garage has over 2,000 Sq. ft., Meadowbrook Rd., Ellington; Rockville: Karen Riley, Pen- son, Stafford Springs. Phone 646-2112 Sat 8 a,m. • S p.m. former nurses aides. Car es- ment, Town Hall, and must be carpeted, kitchen with family neighborhood, for further plus storage. New dealer's ^tanlby Piskoi^i Vei-hon A»s., se n tia l. Phone 643-9511 returned by December 12, area. Garage. Large treed lot. details call Philbrick Agency, license available. T. J. i between 9-4. 1975. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Realtors, 646-4200. Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 2,1975 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent **53 A^rtmOTfs’ VoVRent 53 Busina^ h r Rent 55 Answer to Previous Puzzle *******4>*^*4 Call 643-0097. ______Manchester, air con- . 4 Fling iil you'd BETTER ST/kRT HOW CAN I WORRY ABOUT’ How to 6 e t Away 8 Exploit - song • r 100 STUPID) REA(£MB£RIN6 WHERE YOU HIS BLANKET WHEN I'M INDEPENDENCE ditioning and parking. Can 12 Lyricist 5 Drinker B£A6L£,l'fH LEFT MY Blanket, OR I'M With Eleven SIX ROOM Duplex - available- 643-9551. By Abigail Van Buren Gershwin 6 Teeter iziEim W0RKIN6 ON M Y NEW iA H A U fiM T iM ? December 10, nice yard, $195 . 13 Athena 7 Light brown (UARNIN6 60NNA POUND YOU.' TENNIS INSTRUCTION BOOK? Calls in a Row VILLAGE without heat, 649-6622 days, 14 Mature 8 Releases YOU// Manchester 15 Sleeping 9 Ireland •••1 9 3 9 > Dir. from Route 6 & 44A 643-7267 evenings. OFFICE SPACE - 700 square feet. East Center St., ideal for furniture 10 Mimicked IDIQB12K3 North bn Rt. 83 (Main St.) 16 Went In again 11 Scatters, as MANCHESTER Gardens - ^rcdessionals, parking, 646- DEAR ABBY: You artked if any of your readers had ever to Henry, 18 Seamen hay /2-i two bedroom duplex in witnessed a wedding at which the minister asked, "If there 20 Bamttoollka 17 Cornier 28 Dregs 41 Near to 29 Concludes 42 Cicatrix C II'S br H£A Iflc M Ms u s rn on Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in ai beautiful country setting, $189 be anyone present who knows any just cause why this grasses 19 Falsifiers 1 hav«> monthly includes heat, hot OFFICE SPACES for rent on couple shaU not lawfully be joined together, let him speak 21 Lubricant 23 Heaps 31 Horse groom 43 Sharpen I park-like setting, quiet neighborhood,] 24 Engrave 33 South 44 Lass' name LI V iU water, appliances, and Main St. in Manchester, ideal nowqr forever hold his peace,” and someone actually spoke 22 Sacred bull of |ciojse to shopping, church, bus, pooi andi parking. Walk to everything. Egypt 25 Maid's name Pacific 46 British gun BV DICK CAVAUI location for professional of- up: 26 Large plants Islands 47 Finished LJ 24 German name (tennis. Superintendent, 646-0090. fices, very convenient to all Well, I have. It was at my wedding. When the minister 26 Josh 27 Prescribing, as 36 One who 48 Koko's Robert C. White Company, facilities. Please call 6464100, a course of defiles weapon TIAAAAIE BAXTERte WHYPOYCU \V'( HE (5-AVE HIM A UNICVCLE Featuring: spoke those words, my father, who was terribly nervous and 27 Pub brew UNCLE AAUSr 236-5961. Equal housing. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 30 Great dread action 40 Likelier 50 Took food. eAYTHAT? } R3RHI6 BIRTHDAY. • Massive Bedroom • Walk-In Closets is slighUy hard of hearing, stepped forward and in a clear, 32 Abate ^1, I 6 8 9 10 It REALLY HATE HIM. • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups FURNISHED 1 1/2 room ef- OFFICE SPACE - 500 to 2,500 strong voice said, "I DOl” 34 In bad taste 1 2 3 4 5 7 Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss • Private Entrances and Patios ficiency apartment. Heat, hot sq. ft. as low as $125 per Poor darling thought the minister had asked, "Who gives (with de) this woman in marriage?” 35 Expunged 12 13 14 7 * Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor water. Security. Bus. $145, month, includes heat, janitor, 36 Cured meat T)e4/7 CASOL — I GOT BUT IN THE TIME I HAVE 15 16 17 WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE BOOKook \ Includes Heat 289-7475. parking, very good location. I knew my father had been rehearsing that "I do" for 37 Hardy heroine SOME GOOD NEWS LEFT, J WILL TRY TO RIGHT WITH M Y NOTES, YOU WILL weeks, so I quietly said, “Not now. Daddy...” But it was too FROM THE DOCTOR. I SOME OF THE WRONGS I'V E UNDERSTAND WHY I AM Call Max Grossman at 649- 39 Young girl 18 t9 MANCHESTER - Brand new 5334 or 643-7175. late; the church was already rocking with laughter. Sign 40 Too ' C A N E X P E C T TO B E DONE. I AM GOING TO ASKING FOR FORGIVENESS,V We have a large variety of 1 & 2-bedroom ' AROUND FOR A WHILE, three bedroom duplexes, star- me... 41 Toothed wheel 21 22 23 apartments and townhouses throughout 42 Form IF I FOLLOW A STRICT ting at $250 per month. TWO ROOM office for rent, BLUSHING BRIDE DIET AND TAKE CARE the Town of Manchester. Includes appliances, and is total 312 square feet, with 45 Maul, Oahu. 24 26 27 26 29 OF MVSELF. Kauai ■ fully carpeted, heat not in- front and rear entrance, DEAR ABBY: Four girls who work in an insurance office 49 Singing voice 36 31 32 33 cluded. No pets. Security and wivate lavatory, available 51 Charged atom Raymond F. Damato coinplained that they sometimes ran out of work to do, but 34 35 PIO=- references required. Call 647- December 1, call 643-1186, their boss doesn't permit them to manicure their fingempils, 52 British Owner Developer princess C i m >y MIA. Inc ■ T M, Bn. U I PH, QB. / a-a. 9936 o r 649-2003. 39 do needlepoint or read magazines. They have to LOOK 53 Golf mounds 36 38 ITflft 122 EAST CENTER ST. - , busy. ■ Designed 54 Compass point 40 41 You in Mind modern first floor office, 3^ TTiey asked, "What should we do?” And you. Dear Abby, 55 Erect '’X ' Y heat-air, carpeting and pan- 56 Sea eagle 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Real Ettala Wanted 28 PaIntIng-PaperIng 32 Cl MISC. FOR SALE Antiquea Manchester, eling. Ample parking. Merritt the very paragon of honesty, suggested that if they like 48 Modd Open 11:30 til i P.M. Daily d ity of vill age Ch arm their jobs, they should keep "looking” busy. 57 Driving Agency, 646-1180. command 49 50 51 1^/ ALL CASH for your property INSIDE - Outside painting, artlclea tar Sale Paul W. Dougan, Realtor Looking for an Apt.? That's not like you, Abby, and it's not honest. 41 DOWN 62 53 within 24 hours. Avoid red Special rates for people over ANTIQUES Wanted - Wanted to Rent 57 There are always extra things to do around an office. You 54 tape, instant service. Hayes e 649-3940 646-1021 643-45351 W e have 30 different 1 Lies 65. Fully insured. Estima' American furniture, oriental should have advised the secretaries to find such work and 55 56 57 Corporation, 646-0131. ALUMINUM sheets used as rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind- a p a r t m e n t s a n d honestly do it. 2 Plastic Priscilla’s Pop — AI Vermeer given. Cfall 649-7863. printing plates, .007 thick, GARAGE in Park St. area, Ingredient 2 sor chairs, crocks, jugs, t o w n h o u s e s , i n 17 wanted immediately, call Why didn't you? SELLING your house? Call us 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 FOUR ROOMS - Ground floor, (NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 \A/UAT A WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 $1. Phone 643-2711. weathervanes, primitives, ioc a tions throughout after 5, 646-3359. CLERGYMAN READER THOMAS JEFFERSON To HIM WE o w e first and we'll make you a per roll. Experinced Ron Dionne, 643-1691. Broad Street, no appliances, central, heated, electric 7EVOTED MUCH OF TH A N KS FOR TH E [ T E A M W E W O U L D ' cash offer. T. J. Crockett, Manchester. tradesm an. Call R. $130. Security deposit, no pets. stove, middleaged couple BOAT STORAGE space with DEAR READER: Because the secretaries insisted that HIS LIFE To BOOKS. HAVE M ADE Realtor, 643-1577. CLEAN USED refrigerators, 1 bedroom ranch L IB R A R Y O F Starkweather, 644-3194. 643-4751. , preferred. Call betweea 5-7, electric outlet. Wanted in there was absolutely no work for them to do. But you make C O N G R E S S! ranges, automatic washers, Wanted to Buy 49 649-1919. type at the with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's Teresa Manchester - Willimantic a good point, which didn’t occur to me until several readers T IMMEDIATE CASH for your PAINTING - interior and FOUR ROOMS - with hot $195 area. Call 646-2795. Win at Bridge m property. Let us explain our Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- OLD DOLLS - Paying top water, gas range, TWO BEDROOM, luxury 1 b e d r o o m suggested that the girls obtain permission to do typing for exterior, paperhanging, 2171 charitable organizations. fair proposal. Call Mr. excellent work. References. prices for your old dolls, $65. refrigerator, adult working Townhouse, located in tow hhouse at Belfiore, 647-1413. Free estimates. Fully in- and up for China and bisque couple, security, central loca- Highland Park section of Independence SEASONED CORD Wood - dolls. $100 and up for ByeTo. □ AUTOMOTIVE sured. Martin Mattson, 649- tion, 643-7094 after 4 p.m. M anchester. Wooded and Village DEAR ABBY; While a young couple was visiting us the MAY WE BUY your home? cord and 1/2 cord loads, Never give or sell a doll $250 other evening, my wife pulled out her breast and nursed our Jacoby checks speed limit 2 4431. private. For information, call delivered, E. Yeomans, 742- without getting our offer. Call 1 ba^droom Quick, fair, all cash and no 646-1616 o r 649-5295. Autos For Sale 81 6-week-old son in front of our guests. It bothered me, and I. problems. Call Warren E. 8907. locally, 875-7356. tow nhouse at told her so after they went home. PAPER HANGING Expert. Pine/ Ridge NORTH Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Your average paper, in PRESIDENTIAL FOUR ROOM Apartm ent, NEED CAR? Credit bad? My wife asked the wife of the other couple if it was okay ROTOR ANTENNA for sale. VlllaL, *86 5 Then he ruffed a diamond to average room, $25. Mr. heat, hot water, tile bath, near $230 Bankrupt? Repossessed? for her to nurse the baby in front of her husband, but she W A K 10 8 2 INSTANT cash for your home. Call 646-4822 after 5. VILLAGE APTS. bedroom get to dummy again and led a Richman, 646-3864. □ RENTALS bus line, $195. Security and Honest Douglas accepts didn't ask if it was okay with me. If she had, I would have ♦ 2 MANCHESTER 11.1 C H7$ »T rtCA me TM S itu s >61 OH Call Dan Reale, at Reale's lease, adults, no pets. Call 649- toW nhouse at lowest down, sm allest told her it wasn't okay and she should seek the privacy of *8654 second trump. East played Corner Realtors, 646-4525. DARK RICH Loam - five 7620. Homestead Park low and the moment of deci- R. HEBERT & Son yards $28, plus tax, gravel and payments. Douglas Motors, the bedroom. WEST EAST paperhanging, painting, com- Rooms lor Rent 52 Village 345 Main. sion had arrived.. Should he Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence WE WILL buy your home. stone, seasoned firewood, 643- One and two bedrooms. $245 My wife thinks I am ridiculous and old-fashioned. What * J2 *A93 mercial and residential, free ROCKVILLE - three room 1 bedroom ranch do you think? VQ963 W J 7 5 play the king or the 10? Quick, efficient professional 9504.______Near schools, churches y KNOVJ WOT I KEPT THINKIN6 estimates, 644-0642. ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly apartment, with heat, hot type at Sunny TOYOTA - See us for reliable J1095 98643 Alvin Roth, sitting East was NOT Y E T- IT'S TOO I CAWE THE service. Call us first. W. J. and shopping center, on water, stove, refrigerator, EMBARRASSED DARK TO 6 0 ON , DAWW„. I WA6 SEElWe LAST MI0HT?« FOR SALE firewood, oak, 18" rooms. Single $56, double $69, Brooke Village used Toyotas with our 60-day «10 7 2 * J93 capable of ducking twice with Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. Building-Contracting 33~ plus tax, continental bus line. Call anytime. and garage, $158, second floor, $215 S E A R C H IW e i A WILD eUEPHANTl KtdHT , long, excellent for fireplace or 2 b e d r o o m 100% warranty. We also buy DEAR EMBARRASSED: Your wife should have asked SOUTH (D) the ace without batting an HERE IN INDIANA! , breakfast, air conditioning, ideal for single person, no used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Inn in nd, vWitt m Mm , stove, call 649-1022. tow n house at you and respected your wishes. A K Q 10 7 4 eye. In fact he had done just NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - color TV, call 646-2300. pets, security deposit 345 C e n te r S tr e e t, Wart lUi « t WMt. aW ^ fast 646-2623 Pine Ridge V4 that. Tobias Stone, sitting Remodeling, repairing, ad- BOLENS Snowblower, $550 required, cail 643-9678. Manchester, 646-4321. West, was just as capable of nartts tM. Village DEAR ABBY: Thanks for your column on fire OAKQ7 ditions, rec rooms, porches new, rarely used, sacrifice at BEDROOM- for rent, share $205 ducking smoothly if he held IVi baths and kitchen, 649- 2 b e d r o o m prevention. A friend told me that when she had a fire, she AAKQ and roofing. No job too small. $350. Call ^-0636 after 6. WE PAY $15 for complete Both vulnerable the ace. Call 649-3144. 7630. VILLAGER APARTMENTS tow nhouse at junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland was in such a panic when she called the fire department that □ MISC. SERVICES 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, like Five room Townhouse she couldn't remember her OWN address. Now she keeps Jacoby did play the king and v*” DRY OAK Fireplace wood, Homestead Park Auto Body, 528-1990" make his contract. CARPENTRY - Repairs, ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, private home, pleasant, con- apartment, IVs tiled baths, the number of the fire department and her own address near West North East South split and ready for fireplace, Village $290 The decision was not a ipere remodeling, additions, gar- $20 orders, delivered, private entrance, shower venient location, working 2 air conditioners, wall-to- 2 b e d r o o m 1968 YELLOW automatic VW every phone. It is also vital for babysitters. Sarvicaa Olfarad 31 bath, free parking, apply 195 adults, no children, pets, 643- guess. After considerable ages, roofing, call David telephone 742-7886. wall carpeting, full base- townhouse at the convertible, good second car, PALOS VERDES READER 2* Patria, 644-1796. Spruce Street. 2880. Pass 2 V Pass 2A thought he had come to the ment, heat, hot water, Coach House call 875-1897 after 5. REWEAVING burns, holes. $290 Pass 3 A P a s s 4N.T. conclusion that Stone had FOR SALE - three piece, an- appliances, fireplace. No Zippers, umbrellas repaired. WES ROBBINS carpentry ROOM FOR RENT, centrally 2 b e d r o o m Pass 5 e Pass6A followed to the first spade just tique bedroom set original Th £ CHARLES pets. MERCEDES BENZ, 230,1966. Window shades, Venetian remodeling specialist. Ad- decorations, $200, 871-0049 located, 146 Center Street. duplex Vi of a Very clean, very good condi- Pass Pass Pass the very least bit slower than blinds. Keys. TV for rent. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Call 649-0013. APARTIMENTS 649-762D two-family Opening lead— J e his normal tempo and that if after 5 p.m. CHMUS DR, Iff L HM£ TPKL $230 tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- Astro-graph Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- built-ins, bathrooms, NMCNESm 3 b e d r o o m Stone had actually held the 5221. 9800 days, or 247-9031. Alley Oop — Dave Graue kitchens, 649-3446. APARTMENT Size gas stove, CLEAN pleasant rooms for CloM to thopplng and gram- duplex Vi of a * aaa ace he would have played low mar school, adjacent to junior By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Coldspot refrigerator with rent, on bus line, linens two-family ^ Z o U PARTS DEPARTMENT now a trifle faster than his normal MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. provided, call 646-3109. high and high school. Featuring MANCHESTER - newer one LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - freezer compartment, call fireplaces, one or two car gar- bedroom Townhouse, full open Saturdays. Complete line tempo. YOU'VE NEVER SEEN ...JUST BECAUSE X V l V..SOME OF OUR XAH H .' NOW Removal, pruning, lot ages. heat and hot water, two air ONE OF THESE GIANT/ new homes custom built, 647-1531. basement, private entrances of Chrysler parts. - Chorches NEVER SEEN ONE, /HUNTING FARDEES ) W E'RE clearing, spraying. Fully in- remodeled, additions, rec FURNISHED ROOM for rent, conditioners, V h baths, etc., in- DAMATO PTEROSAURS FLYING DOESN'T MEAN 1 m 'm M V ib cm m nings. Quality workmanship, chairs. Excellent condition, available through November 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, 1322. baths, formal dining area, carpet, individual basement, private patio. 'OUKpUOg^nHt^ pQi s^F YOUR BlGOPl free estimates. Fully insured. very reasonable. 643-7141. 1, $200 per month. Call 872- excellent running condition, O 1«7S by NLA. ITW. private entrances and patio, low mileage. $2,300. Call 646- DRIVEWAYS - 9' wide, 100' 872-9187, 649-3417. 0528 Monday through Friday 8 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel MajrrtiOAcx/^,.. bil l , a.m. - 5 p.m. for appointment. full basement, includes heat, 6004 after 5. "OUR grandchildren are more perfect than long, $289, completely in- PROFESSIONALLY cleqn appliances, carpeting, $290 HmS***^ by R.F. Damato stalled on your base. Cold- ROOFING - Specializing your carpets with new YOUR grandchildren!" «5«a)LPlRW lightweight RINSE-N-VAC UNUSUAL Deluxe one per month. Paul W. Dougan jA W IlL A B fic a ll PAUL DOUGAN, REALTOR. 1973 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4Kloor mix. 688-0863 out of town call repairing roofs, new roofs, Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. s c r o u n g in ' g a r b a g e I AM ENGAGED THBiaEPHOie collect. gutter work, chimneys, steam cleaner. Rent at bedroom Townhouse, private I " at 646-102^^43|453^^^ hardtop, white with black top, entrances and patio, full base- full power, excellent condi- CANS AGAIN, HEV, IN A S E A R C H BILL OR cleaned and r^aired. 30 years Manchester Wallpaper & 118 MAIN ST., three room Paint Company, 185 West Mid- ment, includes, heat. K tion. 39,000 miles, radial tires, SYLVESTER? ,-----^ FOR HIDDEN ODD JOBS - Trucking, home experience. Free estimates. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick die Turnpike. 646-0143. appliances, carpeting, and heated apartment, security, very clean. $2,900. 6 ^1 1 3 . ,.DESIST TREASURE/ repairs, serving Manchester Howley, 643-5361. $190, call 646-2426, 9-5. HORACE STREET - newer Homes tor Rent 54 pool. $245 per month. Paul W. duplex, three bedrooms, IVi for five years. Free es- MUSTANG - 1969 Fastback, timates. 643-0304. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, Dogs-BIrda-Pets 43 Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or baths, $260 security plus MAYBE Tri05E EXERCISES YOU'VE 643-4535. MANCHESTER - large two VERNON six room Ranch, 1 V-8, automatic, steel belts, B-B-BEFORE? MY siding, gutters, and leaders. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 lease. Available either 1/2 baths, family room, in- BEEN TELLIN' ME ABOUT WERE WORP, FATHER, CUlSCM Freee^ estim • ates. Fully in- snows, power steering, CARPET Installation - DOG-CAT BOARDING reser- baths, private entrances and December 15th or Janurary eludes aiipplialiances, one car THE WRONG KIND, AMCS-vvYOUR HAVE )DU LOST surea■efl. 249-0205. MANCHESTER - newer three 1st. 649-1955. excellent condition, $1,200. Commercial, residential, vations. Combined inside/out- p tio , full basement, includes garage, $3M a month, Paul W. Call evenings or weekends, WUSa’ES \j DOK UKE kit e STRIM6.' ALL SENSE OF carpet repairs. Free es- side runs, partitioned privacy, bedroom Duplex, half of two family, full basement, in- neat, appliances, carpeting, Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- 872-9794. PRORORTION? timates, 643-9758. Heating-Plumbing 35 germicidal lighting. Canine $265, per month, Paul W. SIX ROOM Duplex, three 4535. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon cludes appliances and bedrooms, $190. monthly, The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $280 Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- BUT PONT WORRY-wTHIS CHIMNEY SWEEPS - have Road, Manchester, 646-5971. 4535. security, no utilities, central Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 SEWERLINES, sink lines, per month, Paul W. Dougan Business lor Rent 55 NUMBER WILL TUNE UP ...I S IT ...NAME ONE OTHER CAR your fireplace cleaned cleaned with electric cutters, location, 646-3285 after 3. YOUR TORSO.' WELL THAT'S BEEN RECALLED, Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1967, SA F E,yo u ByTHE_FACT|.Ry. professionally, call 872-0930. by professionals. McKinney PRIVATE riding instructions, MANCHESTER - Deluxe two 00 100 OR SO BEFORE PRETry- ASK S’... English and Western, $5.00 bedroom Duplex, half of two VERNON- spacious modern 800 SQUARE Feet of space 1200cc, chopped, springer F O U R Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- available, lower level in WE START EXERCISIN'/ Bu-n le SNOWPLOWING, commer- pany, 643-5308. per hour, call 633-5571, MANCHESTER - new unusual family, full basement, in- one and two bedroom, front end, $1,300 invested in IT cial and residential, anytime. one bedroom Duplex cludes appliances, carpeting, apartments, in a quiet, well prime commercial location, engine. Must sell, $2,300. Call NOW I'V E YESTEROAY I FOUND A Townhouses now renting at ideal for office space.643-2738. S A F E sidewalks. Free estimates NO JOB too small, toilet $250 per month, Paul W. groomed complex, heat, hot 289-0167 or 649-8653. HEARD SMALL PEARL OP C» 649-3015 a fter 4. BASSET HOUND - AKC Independence Village. Full Dougan Realtor, 646-1021. 643- water, carpeting throughout, repairs, plugged drains, basements, private entrances EVERYTHIN. CONSIDERABLE VALUE/ kitchen faucets replaced, registered, male, eight 4535. dishwasher, two air con- Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 88 YUKK. and patio, includes heat, ditioners, laundry, and a LIGHT TRUCKING - yards, repaired, re>' rooms, months, $150, 742-9394. VtXJR attics, cellars, cleaned, some appliances, carpeting, air con- MANCHESTER - quiet one professional staff that cares. ' SERVICE bathroom remodeling, heat ditioner. (jlose to shopping, CYNICISM BmtANCE tree work. No job too small, modernization, etc. Free es- ADORABLE M iniature bedroom apartment, includes All included for $190, and $225, call 646-8864. Pobdles - AKC with papers, church and bus. Model open heat, appliances, carpeting, no pets, 872-4400. IS U N - timates gladly given. M & M 11:30-8 p.m., daily. Henry St. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. shots, black, males and and air conditioning, $215 per .CALLEO ELECTRICAL Installation - females, puppies. Call 646- off Main St., Manchester. month, Paul W. Dougan ANDOVER four room heated COMPLETE GM and repairs, call 649-5083. 0256. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535, apartment, appliances, wall- FRANK SCOTELLA Plum- 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. bing - Repairs and to-wall carpet, no childern or ^■/HEANS, DRESSMAKING - Hems and remodeling, sewer lines GERMAN SHEPHERD Pups HANDYMAN'S Special - four pets, call 742-7676. REPAIRS > LET'S’ alterations, done in my home - AKC, registered purebred, 8 NEWER three bedroom rooms, first floor, garage, cleaned electrically. Prompt Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all 'll ' NOT Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane Reasonable. Call anytime' service on emergencies. M3- weeks old, male and female, cellar storage, la r p yard, on AVAILABLE DECEMBER 1- • COLLISION appliances, carpeting, full two bedroom, second floor CUWtyWw f » 9 | t f t Fta Oa • (DVERDCfc WHEN THEY ROUND THE POINT)iNT-,r— 646-4019. 7024. well bred and beautiful, Hartford, Hd. Manchester, /X X fx-1- PEAR,______DEAR.'.'X^IT'LLt.BE______CALMER , , JOHN, 1 WANT ^ YES, X ] reasonable price, 643-9044. basement, $260 monthly, $165 monthly, call 649-2871. apartm ent, in newer two • MECHANICAL T/iA 'A r O A in ^ Frechette & Martin Realtors, I DIPNT DREAM 1 AROUNDF THEloi. POINT;rvMwi/ J ! IT'S \ TO 6 0 B ACK! T E LL \ I ' M A F R A I D Painting-Papering 32 BOTTI HEATING and Plum- family, modern kitchen and IT------WOULD7E BE / M R S,------POVER, y |l MR. JORDAN TO /M Y WIFE’S 646-4144. THREE BEDROOM bath, enclosed sun porch, W E S E R V IC E A LL G E N E R A L M OTO R S^ Short Ribs — Frank Hill bing - Ail heating and plum- Antiques 48 SO ROUGH. .TURN AROUNOl 6ETTIN6 SCA- J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom bing repairs plus remodeling. Townhouse, centrally located, laundry facilities, convenient C A R S A N D TR U C K S Sick.—BID Painting - Interior and Call 643-1496. THREE R(X)M Apartment, built-ins, carpeted, $295 per to downtown, utilitites not in- Qenulna Parte im e o , GIVE UPTHIS LEARN ID U3VEAND YfcXJRE RI GHT S H E R I F F ^mipeRFUL^ VPU HEAR WANTED Antique furniture, includes appliances, heat, hot month, heated. Security cluded, $195 monthly, security exterior. Paperhanging glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Factory Trained Mechanlca ulFeoFl-uaE,MlSTl^u$r BEAT PEACE WITH JM BEGINNING TO ME,S(R^ Remodeling. Gutters. Full; water, laundry facilities, gar- required. 646-1316 or after 5, requir^, adplts, no pets, 64^ AND VIO LEN CE. FEUeVV MAN- SEE TWE LIGHT- y Flooring 38 other antique items. R. age, no pets, $195, 643-4884. 3325 a f te r 5 . insured. 649-9658. Harrison, 643-8709. 649-8782. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, CALL 646-6464 REASONABLE Rates, CENTRAL- two bedroom DUPLEX, four rooms, two MANCHESTER - newer two floors like new, no waxing, FURNITURE - Rugs, pain- Duplex in two family. Modern bedroom Duplex, half of two excellent workmanship, pain- tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, near (specializing in older floors). bath and kitchen. Appliances, hospital, $190 per month. family, includes appHances, ting and paperhanging. Also, Ceilings and inside painting lamps, etc. N(Av accepting Carter Chevrolet roofing chimney work and security required. $245, References required. convenient location, $230 per John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- consignments, for December heated. Norman Hohenthal, Philbrick Agency Realtors, month, Paul W. Dougan 1229 M AIN S T. • M A N C H E STE R gutters, call 643-8885. 2222. auction. 644-8962. 646-1166. 646-4200. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. i I iirswitA me iir«M us m W PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 2, 1975 Raymond Deane SOUTH WINDSOR - - Raymond B. Obituaries Dean of 35 Main St. died Sunday in St. -Vernon St. residents (Continued from Page One) more than 50 per cent of the property filed with the town clerk before they IVfiss Thec^dora Ellsworth IVIrs. Louise A. Leary Francis Hospital, Hartford. He was in the area. can become effective. Thexegulation the husband of Mrs. Irma Money classification did not exist when the Miss Theodora Ellsworth, 91, of 333 HEBRON—Mrs. Louise A. Leary, Atty. Thomas said the property also requires that the Zoning Board Bidwell St. died Monday at a Dean. area was put in a Residence AA of Appeals list its reasons for action 83, formerly of Church St., died Sun- Born in Pittsfield, Mass., Mr. Dean Zone. owners see the best use of the tract Manchester convalescent home. day in Fernandino Beach, Fla. She as a continued Residence AA Zone on any application. Miss Ellsworth was born July 3, had lived in South Windsor for 13 He compared the proposed, was the widow of Cornelius Leary. years. He was an Army veteran of development plan to that of heritage developed in the same way as Forest 1884 in East Windsor and lived there Hills with clustered dwellings. He Born in New York City, Mrs. Leary World War I. He was a member and Village in Simsbury where there are for many years before coming to had lived in Hebron for M years. She reminded the PZC that the town’s Manchester two and a half years ago. past master of Upton Lodge of single family dwellings, duplexes and attended St. Andrew’s Church, Masons of Cheshire, Mass. He had condominiums built to conform to Comprehensive Plan of Development Fire calls She had been employed for many Colchester.. (master plan) designates low density years as a legal secretary at Aetna been employed as a salesman for the landscape. Atty. Bayer called the Munchesler Survivors are a son, Walter C. plan a “housaminium” condominium housing in the northeast section of Life and Casualty Co., Hartford, Brewer Inc., South Windsor. Manchester. Monday, 6:30p.In. to8:45p.m. —Night Leary of Fernandino Beach, Fla.; a Other survivors hre a son, Norman concept and reminded the PZC they j before her retirement in 1955. She Robert Rudolph of Wethersfield, a operations drill in . residential areas,' brother, Frank Vopelak of Florida; a C. Dean of East Hartford; and two had allowed an M Zone on Lydall St. Eighth District. Four pieces of apparatus was a member of the First traffic engineer, recommended that sister, Mrs. Josephine Marfelius of grandchildren. He said the Vernon St. area was and 37 fire fighters participated in the Congregational Church of East Wind- the area of Vernon St. near the, New York City; and four The funeral is Wednesday at 11 better suited to an M Zone. training session. sor and had served as church proposed zone change be rebuilt to grandchildren^ a.m. at Wellington Funeral Home, Of the approximate 500 units which Today, 11 a.m..— Smoke investigation organist for many years. avoid traffic hazards. Rudolph The funeral is Wednesday at 8:30 220 E. Main St., Pittsfield, Mass. architect Richard S. Lawrence said at truck on Hackmatack St. (Town). She is survived by several nieces recommended that the present speed a.m. from the Belmont Funeral Cremation will follow. could be built on the tract, Atty. South Windsor and nephews in Manchester, East Home, 19 S. Main St., Colchester, limit of 30 mph be lowered to 20 mph Monday, 9:07 a.m. — Smoke investiga- Hartford, Hartford and East Wind- Friends may call at the funeral Bayer said not more than 225 units with a Mass at St. Andrew’s Church, would be built on half of the land and and that curve signs bfe posted to tion at Podunk Mill Restaurant, Ellington sor. home tonight from 7 to 9. • R d . Colchester, at 9. Burial will be in the the rest would be planned for public eliminate existing traffic hazards. The funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at The family suggests that any Atty. Bayer said traffic on Vernon Old St. Andrew’s Cemetery, memorial gifts may be made to the use. Tollund County the First Congregational Church of St. would increase not necessarily Colchester. Heart. Association of Greater Hart- Describing the traffic situation, Monday, 4:06 p.m. — Fire in clothes East Windsor. Burial will be in Scan- Friends may call at the funeral from a changeover of one zone to dryer at house on Rt. 74, Tolland. tic Cemetery, East Windsor. ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Israel Zevin of New Britain, a traffic home tonight from 8 to 9. engineer, concluded the development another, but by any development in The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The Newkirk and Whitney Funeral the area. Main St., is in charge of Mrs. Susan Zutautas Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart- would not create a traffic hazzard or impair the safety of the public. Speaking in opposition at the public arrangements. Mrs. Susan (Shimanski) Zutautas, ford, was in charge of local hearing were James Spencer, Giles Policeman’s use There are no calling hours. 82, of 156 Union St. died Monday night '>rrangements. Atty. Bayer further noted the in- creased population of the proposed Packer, Charles Gorman and Robert of firearm said The family suggests that any at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mason, all residents of the Vernon St. memorial gifts may be made to the She was the widow of Anthony Harry J. Fromerth development would have “a minimal unnecessary effect, if any, on the school popula- area near the tract being considered. First Congregational Church of East Zutautas. SOUTH WINDSOR-Harry J. tion, if it were an adult community.” In other business Monday night, Windsor. Mrs. Zutautas was born Oct. 15, Fromerth, 71, of 90 Foster Rd. died A Manchester policeman who fired He referred to a six-month study the PZC approved the change in Herbert N. Bavier Sr. 1893, in Kaunas, Lithuania and had this morning at Manchester his gun twice during pursuit of a made by the PZC in 1969 on multiple zoning from Rural Residence Zone to lived in Manchester more than 50 Memorial Hospital after being motorcyclist last week had no reason ROCKVILLE - Herbert N. Bavier family dwellings describing units ac- Residence AA Zone for a tract of years. stricken at home. He was the hus- to use his weapon. Police Chief Sr., 78, of Glastonbury, formerly of commodating working couples about 18 acres in the Spring St. and She was a member of the Lithua- band of Mrs. Malvena Pudiinat Robert Lannan said today. Rockville, died Monday at his home. without children, single independents Tonica Springs Trail area owned by He was the husband of Mrs. Grace C. nian Alliance of America and the Fromerth. Andrew Ansaldi. PZC member David Lannan said use of the firearm Manchester Lituanian Cooperative Mr. Fromerth was born May 28, with space requirements and retired violated police department policy Flynn Bavier. families. Paris opposed on the grounds the Association. She was a communicant 1904 in South Windsor and had lived and appropriate disciplinary action Mr. Bavier had owned and A written comment from Jay commission should take more time of St. Bridget Church. here all his life, For the past five to study the application. has been taken. operated the former Bavier’s Truck Giles, director of public works, Survivors are a son, Justin years, he has been employed as a Lannan said the officer fired two Terminals in Rockville and Orange, stated an elevated storage tank could The PZC also approved.the applica- Shimanski of Manchester; a custodian at the Windsor Nuclear warning shots into the air in an retiring in 1959. provide an adequate water supply for tion of Allen and Jane Behnke to daughter,'Mrs. Nellie Kasevich of Co., previously working at Pratt and attempt to stop the motorcyclist. Born in New Haven, he lived in the area, a pumping station would change the zoning from Residence A Vernon; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Whitney Division of United The officer began pursuit of the Rockville for several years before probably be required for a sanitary to Residence C an area from Hamlin Sinkunas of Providence, R.I., and Technologies Corp., East Hartford, motorcyclist on Charter Oak St. and moving to Glastonbury three years sewer service, and, if a zone change St. to Harrison St. on the south side of Mrs. Mary Budgen of Detroit, Mich.; for 25 years. the chase ended at Buckley School on ago. is approved, road improvements E. Center St. Paris opposed this four grandchildren and 10 great- Other survivors are a son, Harry Vernon St., where th6 motorcyclist Other survivors are 3 sons, William would have to be made as Vernon St. application, too, for the same reason. grandchildren. abandoned the cycle and fled on foot. Bavier of East Hartford, Arthur R. Fromerth of South Windsor: two was never laid out to. be a public Approved, also, were a subdivision It was at Buckley School were the Craft of Hartford and Herbert N. The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 daughters. Miss Betty Ann Fromerth highway. regulation amendment which in- Bavier Jr. of Lake Isabella, Calif.; a a.m. from the Holmes Funeral and Mrs. Lillian Holt, both of South Kepresenting the Northeast creases application fees to comply warning shots were fired, Lannan daughter, Mrs. Valer J. Wnuk of Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass at 9 Windsor; two brothers, Albert Property Owners Association who with recent legislation, and a zoning said. — Glastonbury; 2 sisters, Mrs: Olive at St. Bridget Church. Burial will be Fromerth and Henry Fromerth, both oppose the application was Atty. regulation which requires that zoning Investigation of the incident is con- Case and Mrs. Lillian Anderson, both in St. James Cemetery. of South Windsor; five sisters, Mrs. Allan Thomas. In the association are variances and specific exceptions be tinuing. of West Hartford; 17 grandchildren Friends may call at the funeral Gladys White and Mrs. Lena 48 people living in the nearby Forest and 4 great-grandchildren. home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to Whaples, both of South Windsor; Hills area, 21 of whom represent The funeral is Wednesday at 9 a.m. 9 p.m. Mrs. Eva Larson and Mrs. Helen open every nite Fogerty, both of East Hartford; and 111 at St. Paul’s Church, 29 Main St., (except Saturdays) Glastonbury. Burial will be in the In .Memoriam $: Mrs. Edna Daley of Rockville; and ijj; To our Dear Sister, Katherine Lip- five grandchildren. PRE-WINTER SPECIALS ON SIDING! see Milford Cemetery. A- pincott, who passed away December 2, A Friends may call at Lowe- 1973 The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. Your Choice of: ALUMINUM candy Robacker Funeral Home, 2534 Main at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Every day in some small way St., Glastonbury, tonight from 7 to 9. Memories of you come our way. St.. Manchester. Burial will be in VINYL or STEEL The family suggests that any Time and years roll swiftly by Wapping Cemetery. canes memorial gifts may be made to the But love and memories never die. Friends may call at the funeral 20 Colors to Choose FromI Heart Association of Greater Hart- Sisters and Julia home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to Prices Are Now Lower on Siding! have every ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. 9 p.m. Free Estimates — Easy Terms the m'lrade of moin Jtrtst | tittle BILL TUNSKY 649-9095 downtown manchesteP thingr Give Michaels Money this Christmas. Handsomely boxed sterling silver coins that ore more fun to redeem than gift certificates. (PEOPLE SW BANKING IS CONFUSMG.) Available in $25 denominations. Redeemable in merchandise at any time.

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FtEG U LA H LYfO $30 • k n «* socks regularly 1.25 B e autiful co a ts, be a utiful s avings! ,? SAVE-TO $ 16.01 X M a n y to ch oos e f r o m — in re gula r' ' * , . i " : ' ^ i; y-'.^ - .* B. b u ilt-u p should e r Style A crylic kn e e soc k s in solid colors, strip es J a n d p a nt co a t styles. Fur-lik e = " • p P ^ f ^ l p u f c h '^ j nevv arrivals - frdrn a .d o z e n ch o ic e . a nd pla id prints. Siz e s 9 to 11. 88c fabrics, som e w ith con tra sting trim s t^a k ers. C h o o s e fro m 1 0 0% polye st er, 1 0 0% A rn e l- li.'-™’ V4 N ylo n tricot cu p s th a t are K o d e i e fib er filled. plus m e lton, d e nim-loo k a n d plush styles ' th a ce ta te s a n d po fye ste r-nylo ns in colle ction. Eve ry kind B u ilt-u p should ers. A d ju s t a b le stre tch stra ps.' w it h real or fa k e fur collars. B ro w n , bla ck, ' ® f'**' holid a y d a ytim e a nd e v e ning w e a r — in W h it e . Siz e s 32-36, B 32-38, A 3 4-4 0. S tyl e 1303. plaids in sizes 8 to 18, 5 to 15, 16 1/2 to 24 e lu ding lo n g dre ss e s. A ll m a chin e w a sh a ble Siz e s for 1 / 2 in gro u p. -misse s a nd wom e n'. , iA -i \ C O AT DEPT. DRESS DEPT.

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B. Shift G o w n re gul a rly 4.98 3.99 ,^ i;^ E | «o s T Wa n t e d snowmobiles 4 C. Pajamas regula rly 5.98 4.99 ‘'-O E ALL GIFT TOPS O n e-p i e c e o x ford Select from tw o styles in this cu d d ly-s o f t brush e d nylo n sle e pw e ar — n y lo n s h e ll w i t h either a sa ddle-stitch e d bodic e mod e l sh o w n o n figure s b e low, or an r a c in g s trip e a n d e mbroid ere d bib mod e l sh o w n in insert. B p th styles w it h long sle eves, z i p p e r d o w n l e g. gath ere d wristle ts a nd b u tto n-fro n t to p, on paja mas. Shif ts a nd long P o c k e t s a n d k n it g o w n s in sizes s, m, I; a nd p aja m as in sizes 34 to 40. Pin k, blu e, mint. wristle ts. N ylo n quilt shell w it h piolyester f ill. N a v y , g r e e n , bro w n. Siz e s 4 / 6x / 7. saddle snowsuits stitched bodice W a t e r r e p e l l e n t n y l o n q u i l t s h e ll. A crylic pile o r quilte d lining^ Con tra sting colors. N a v y, blu e, r e d , b r o w n , p in k , m in t . S i z e s 2-4 , 4/6X/7. I:

long sle eve Holldog S a vings p o lo shirts 2.22 In our girls’ d e p t . . . reg. 2.79 long gow ns n’ p a jornos Lo ng sle eve polye st er- c o t t o n t u rt l e n e c k p o l o shirts. W h it e , n a vy, gre e n, and m aize. Siz e s 7 to 14. 3.88 reg. 4.98 Fla m e re t ard a nt long g o w n s w ith ruffle h e ms f a m ous n a m e a nd t w o piec e paja mas. Brush e d nylo n f abrics. W a llp a p e r, stripe, a nd B a g gy A n n sw e a ters prints. Siz e s 7 to 14. 6.44 nifion quilted mock turtle knit tops valu es t o $ 12 ' ski ja c k e ts B e autiful s ele ction of of Dupont * flntron nj|lon f a m ous n a m e nov e lty sw e a te rs. C h o o s q of in long a nd short sle eves zip-fro nts, pull-o ns, 15.88 a nd cr e w n e c k styles. re g.,1 8.98 In solid colors a nd A. long sle eve style fant astic prints. Siz e s 7 to 14. S u p e r w a r m w a t e r rep elle nt nylo n quilte d 9.98 ski j a c k e t s . C o m girls' flare leg fort a ble nylo n taffeta B. sh ort sle eve Style quilt lined. Zip fron t. slacks Pile lined braid trim h oo d. Em broid e re d trim o n should e rs a nd 7.98 w aist. N a v y a nd pink. A lw a ys a natural . . f or yo urs e lf or g jf f-givin g are th es e 6.44 I Siz e s 7 to 14. ctassic slip-ons for e v eryw h e re v t f B a t jj f f e s t h e m u p, o r dress reg. 7.98 m e m d o w n . Ch o o s e th e m in e igh t co lors^a n d in siz e s u p to 42. Fully f a s h i o n ^ o f D u p o n t A n tro n N ylo n , w it h m o c k turtl e P erfe ct for sch ool or neckline - t h e y w a s h like a bre e ze, k e e p th e ir sh a p e sm a rh y playl Brush e d d e nim a nd retain th eir co lor fre shn ess like m a gic. A n d f o r th e " n o w " je ans. Z ip-fro n t style look? Gre a tl N e a t a nd cla ssic, y e t so ft a nd y o u n g - in g lo w in g r w ith tw o poc k e ts and colors o f w h it e , ivory, pin k, biu e, m a iz e , b ro w n , piaail or b e lt lo o p s . G r e e n , p im m t o . P a m p e r ali th e gals o n y o u r gif t list w it h th e s e n a vy, berry. Siz e s 7 to | D e sign ers Origin a lsw e a t e rs n o w . Siz e s 34 to 42. 14. j P ® 9 ^ * w i n e ,

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