PAGE FOURTEEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 20, 1976
’ScotVs world- . ■ V ■■ ■ . i ■■ ■ ' ' j ' "r- '■ '•I '■ - d - - f 9 i ^ ■ The weather Inside today Doug Henning^s hour of magic Variable cloudiness, windy, colder Area news . .l-S-B Editorial ...... 6A today, scattered snow flurries likely. Oasslfied . 1S-14-B Family...... 14-A High 25-30. Fair, windy, much colder two years in Europe and the United States researching Jiff 1 ComicsComics...... 15-B...... 15-B Obituaries ... 16A16 By VERNON SCOTT An illusion He painstakingly creates his own ledgerdemain. tonight, lows zero to 10 above. • Abby ... 15-B SporU...... 4-7' B HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - When a guy says he’s going to "I’m really creating an illusion in peoples’ minds, not past and present magicians and their acts. Everything in this holiday season’s special will be new. Wednesday partly sunny, quite cold, tRiRTY-TWO PAGES make an elephant disappear odds are he's talking about fooling their senses. I just change the reality of the "Magic is a great theatrical art form,” he said. TM gives him ideas high In low 20s. National weather TWOSECnONS “Historically magicians followed other entertainment forecast map on Page 13-B. M iO d te b a i, CONN., TUKDAY, DE€EMBiR2L VOL. sobering up to dispatch a pink pachyderm. perception in an audience's mind. "It began to get difficult for me to think of original But when magician Doug Henning says he’s going to “Really, the secret of magic is psychological. Human trends but they stopped growing with vaudeville. When other entertainment moved into movie and television, magical things,” he said. "Then I discovered make an elephant disappear, he is sober and intent on beings are conditioned to perceive reality in a certain Transcendental Meditation. Since then I’ve been flooded making a real four-ton monster vanish as the highlight of way. I work on the conditioning so they can see the reali magic didn’t go along. That’s why magicians still appear in top hat and tails. with ideas.” his second television special Dec. 23. ty I create on stage. Magic died Henning keeps all his magic secrets to himself. He has Henning is the brilliant 29-year-old Canadian master of “To succeed, it’s necessary to use the power of sugges four full-time assistants who sign contracts not to reveal Tanker breaks apart legerdemain who brought "The Magic Show’’ to tion with the help of optical illusions and negative "Magic died as an art with Houdini and Blackstone. anything he does. It’s stipulated that they can never build did spill when the tanker split-27 Broadway more than two years ago where it still is suggestions.’ Magicians ended up playing kid parties and night clubs. props or perform his original magic presentations on NANTUCKET, Mass. (UPI) - A constantly battered the ship which miles southeast of Nantucket Island, playing to full houses. “I try to make an audience willingly suspend its belief. That was the state of things six years ago." their own or assisting other magicians. leaking Liberian oil tanker snared In was listing 15 degrees to the star a summertime playground. I make a theater piece out of magic with music and dan The most valuable lesson Henning learned in his two It is impossible to copyright a magic act because it not treacherous shoal waters off this board. Looks ‘rocky’ A bad winter storm with 50 knot cing so the audience is lulled into the proper frame of years of travel was from the ancient magician, Dai Ver a written document. Nor is it realistic for a magician to resort island for a week broke apart The skipper of the ship, George A slight, mustacheoed man with long hair and a winds and 20 foot seas was heading penchant for mod threads, Henning gives the appearance mind.” " non, 83, at Hollywood’s Magic Castle. patent his specialties. The patent office allows anyone to in a freshening winter storm today, Papadopouloss and several members "He taught me the difference between magic and sloshing out more of its cargo. toward Nantucket Shoals where the of his 38 member crew, were on their of a rock musician. study its files. tanker has been grounded for six Enthusiastic tricks,” Henning said. “It’s all in the presentation. Ver "Even other magicians won’t know how I do things on The Argo Merchant, stuNed with way to Boston at the time the ship But magic has been his bag since childhood. He started days. non said the first level of magic is a trick to be figured this show,” Henning said. “It’s all new and live with no 7.5 million gallons of heavy oil, ran split to appear at U.S. District Court making animals disappear with a turtle when he was 9. Henning, who brims with enthusiasm and a certain Dead birds, apparently victims of out. But real magic is a theatrical mystery to be tricky film or taped inserts. aground Wednesday In stormy to explain why the tanker wandered By age 13 he was using a boa constrictor, later moving on youthful naivete, almost singlehandedly has lifted magic oil spilled from a grounded tanker, experienced in wonder.” “1 don’t use cards or coins or work with rabbits. I’m weather that has stubbornly refused 10 miles off her chartered course. to lions and tigers. from its carnival-vaudeville image to new heights as have washed ashore at Nantucket "Doug Henning’s World of Magic” is his second NBC- trying to change the image of magic. I work with bubbles to improve. About 1.5 million gallons The 25-year-old Argo Merchant has "It took me a year to figure how to make an entertainment. Island and Martha’s Vinyard. An oil TV special. After his initial hour show last year the and flowers, and with fire, air and water, the basic in oozed out during the week, spreading been involved in at least 18 other elephant disappear," Henning said. "But the magic isn’t He won a grant from the Canada Council for the arts to slick 65 miles long had spread from in the props, like Taj the elephant. It’s in the magician. study magic and theater around the world. Henning spent network offered him a series. But the bright young man is gredients of life and mystery.” in a sheen on the Atlantic cicean for previous high seas mishaps since too much a perfectionist to give less than his best. about 65 miles south of the ruptured the tanker. 1964. Oil had been leaking from the 640- “As far as I’m concerned it is a See map on Page 5-A. foot tanker at the rate of 500 gallons potential catastrophe of major The Coast Guard said the bow of an hour, according to a U.S. Coast dimensions,” said U.S. Environmen Bethlehem mail load a e A4A. f# le OM. Bee. in. , ORDERAFesrne the Argo Merchant broke off at about Guard spokesman. More than 1.5 tal Proteotion Agency Director SHOP TOP NOTCH the midpoint about 9 a.m. and swung million gallons has leaked from the Russell Train after observing the delays Yule tree l*s?=ssr 1 FOODPLATTEh arpund to the right, apparently tanker since It went aground stranded tanker and the oil slick F o r Y o u r HolUaiy Kntertalnh remaining buoyant. Wednesday bn Nantucket Shoals, from a helicopter Monday. "It poses BETHLEHEM, N.H. (UPI) - The Christmas tree at A spokesman said the ship did not about 27 miles northeast of Nan risk, a very substantial risk, to PAY LESS “appear to be leaking profusely at tucket Island. valuable fisheries and vacation land the post office in this White Mountains village went up a this time,” although more of the oil Bad weather and rough seas had on Cape Cod and Nantucket.” little late this year. “ FOR HOLIDAY Postmaster H. Newell and his two part-time assistants just couldn’t get to it earlier because of the mountains of POODS! Christmas cards arriving from around the world to be hand-stamped with the Bethlehem postmark and cachet. TOP NOTCH W U eUM I nu.1 Last year, there were about 10,000 cards. This year CHRIST«ASmalOPJI. Athletic program critics there were more than ever because of news stories LOOK FOR TU SI SUNS. la rr U M I1B B TRAT NAVI KEN around the world about the special cachet — a picture of a R B N O i EVEN L O m TNAN ONN UIRREHOUSE PRICED rural mountain town, and the word Bethlehem. lONEVaTNATPRiaSI FOR EUEIl air views to school board The picture is hand-drawn in green ink on the rubber GRERTER SRUinGS' stamp and each card gets one whack. Come Christmas By SUSAN VAUGHN and the board promised to hear them students) out of trouble.” Day, there will be three sore arms for the post office Herald Reporter again this month. Edward F. White of 54 Ferguson staff. ^ a Comments on the state of The comments got angry and Rd. said "Manchester is the laughing “We donate our own time in some cases, or just find Manchester’s secondary school emotional at times as the speakers stock of the CCIL (Central Connec LADY BORDEN TUSCAN FARMS r e a l g o l d faster ways of doing other things," Newell said. "We are athletic programs at the Board of criticized various aspects of the ticut Interscholastic League).” and I C E C R E A M held to a tight, tight budget. EGGNOG BUTTER Education meeting Monday night athletic program, coaches, and the asked the board what they planned to "We get a lot of satisfaction out of it," Newell said. ranged from “deplorable,” “rinky- school board and administration. do for the future. "You’d be surprised the nice letters people send with • - 9 9 ' dink” to “ragamuffin.” William Hayes of 35 W. Gardner St. Mrs. Helen Uinsenbigler of 109 7 9 Columbus St. told how her husband their cards.” About 25 parents and students who called the football program appeared at the board meeting were “deplorable” as did William Ogden had to repair her son’s football equip But the home folks aren’t forgotten in the rush to TOP NOTCH PLOMROSE TOP NOTCH CHOICE ment. She said the teams could not please the outside world. There is no home delivery in allowed about 45 minutes to voice who said “program as a whole is SLICED B E E f TOP BEEF BONELESS wait until 1978 for the football this village of 500, so folks come in to the post office daily SPLIT their opinions. The board suspended deplorable.” DUFF'S BACON ROUND ROAST R U M P helmets which are required under a to get their mail. The staff wanted the place to be bright CAIN’S CHICKEN its rules to allow the public comment Ogden said Manchester is referred CAKE MIXES S 4 28 SA 48 BREASTS federal safety law. for the holidays. A•^^ ;RTPD »lAv- ■‘.R5- COCA-COLA MAYONNAISE R O A S T S which was not on the agenda. to by others in its athletic con lb . I lb. I Time was also allow^ foiv School ferences as a "ragamuffin school,” Apathy was called the main So Newell chopped a seven-foot-tall Christmas tree OUART^\ O C $4 48 probram in the athletic program by from his own wild land and the staff contributed lights JAR Supt. James P. Kennedy to defend referring to the condition of the un 3 . 88* the budget, and offer recommen iforms. He also criticized inadequate Clyde Miller of 109 Conway Rd. He and decorations. They finally got the tree up on Dec! 15. VISIT OUR SERVKE DEU said the athletic programs need "Mrs. Margaret Greenlaw, one of the clerks, wrapped dations for changes in the orogram in lighting for football practices and the a two-page report. baseball coach, but did not name spirit, help, encouragement and boxes in Christmas paper to put beneath the tree. When TOP NOTCH CHOICE TOP NOTCH CMOICL devoted people.” He said he had not the little kids come in with their mothers they’re at the PERRI'S CUBE STEAKS About 15 parents appeared at a him. HOT OH SWEET BELF meeting of the board last month Ogden told the board, "Stop penny seen teachers or educators out sup packages. They think Santa’s already been here. We had ASSORTED FLAVORS TUSCAN CHICKEN Shoulder Clod ORANGE ITALIAN %"e“eV $ 4 48 making charges against the program pinching and help keep them (the porting the teams. to rewrap some of them the first day,” Newell said. APPLE JELLY I DIXI SODA LEGS JUICE SAUSAGE STEAKS Steve Dawson of SO S. Alton St., a And Mother Nature chipped in, providing Newell some NO BACKS LONDON UROil football player and trackman at extra stamping time this year by holding off on Manchester High School, told the December snows. “I’d say we’re measuring it in inches 3 ’-®1 5 9 5 9 * board, “What bothers the players is Toys waiting to he given needy children rather than feet,” he said. that we don’t have the proper equip That’s important because a small-town postmaster has 58 ' T od a y ’s ment to do the best.” He also said the A veritable mountain of used toys are waiting at the Manchester Salvation Army Citadel, to do everything — including shovel the walks. students want a Universal Gym IDAHO POTATOES u.S No. 1 MUSHROOMS Main St., to be picked up Wednesday by local residents who are feeling the economic pinch which he said about every other this Christmas season. Parents of families who have been designated the most in need by TOP NOTCH CHOICE TOP NOTCH CHOICE TOP NOTCH LMOICfc news summary school in the state has. The students Potatoes ftfto BONELESS BEEF BEEF sold lightbuibs this year to buy one. the local social services agencies may pick up toys from 9 a.m. to noon. Parents who may B.Ek,n9W B a g Q 5 ^ ^ ^ 12oz P k g . O W SEMI BONELESS SHORT Complied from United Press International CHUCK Dr. Kennedy said the gym is on order find it impossible to buy gifts for their children this Christmas may pick up toys Wednesday lb. B.ag CHUCK RIBS and being paid for partly by the stu from 1 to 3 p.m. Many of the toys may need repairing, Mrs. Nancy Carr, executive director SUNKIST FRESH GREEN 20 INDIAN RIVER MHITE OR PINK ROASTS FLAT STYLE STEAKS O F BEEF dent earnings. It costs about $3,800. of Manchester Area Conference of Churches, sponsor of the toy collection, said. Celia Bell, GRAPEFRUIT State DALLAS —In the 13 years since Mrs. Vivian Farley of 306 Blue OliN RrN O E S O ES,';,?^H $418 the Warren Commission an Ridge Dr. said that the Manchester a Salvation Army volunteer, helps find a new home for a discarded firetruck and makes a 1 HARTFORD —Connecticut cor nounced its findings, Robert P. athletic budget which totaled $97,896 small lad happy. (Herald photo by Pinto) ' 7 8 = 25= rectional institution workers have Gemberling has headed the FBI last year for the three secondary authorized their union to strike, if investigation into the assassina schools included the salaries of necessary, to force the state to tion of John F. Kennedy. He says coaches which she said is not in meet their salary demands. he is convinced no conspiracy was cluded in the budgets of the other Negotiations between the workers involved and the special con schools in the area. DELTA and the state were to continue gressional inquiry into the Old Man Winter officially arrives I am aT im i TOTAl SERVICE...TOTAt MMOUMTI shooting is a waste of time and Dr. Kennedy responded to most of I c o r o n b t I PUREX today. the comments but said he would not UQUID DRY money. 1 Bathroom I BOILIO comment on the personal remarks with bitter cold and heavy snows I d it ir o in t I BAM ■ UCTRIC C0 1 .0 NNA LAYIR ENFIELD —Two more teen made of the coaches, but would be T ie sU B HALT MILK ONIONS BULM VAIL, Colo. —President Ford BAKED IC A K R M IX M I agers have been charged with defensive of them. 4-PACK OAIAOH to QUART - 4 4 a danced and the burghers of Vail By I iiited Press International GIUTED taking part in a Dec. 11 night of Dr. Kennedy said the athletic Geauga County, Ohio. 'We've got all Commuters in Philadelphia were TOMATO PEA ’ - 5 9 * made merry despite—or perhaps the schools closed today with 14 or 15 cATayp 1 1 joyriding in a stolen car during program is varied and growing. He Winter heralded its official arrival faced with the problem of geting to BEANS I CHEESE to cover up—their fears of a non inches of snow on the ground and it’s which a 16-year-old pedestrian said he supports a desire to have a today with bitter cold and heavy, workdue to the closure of two major •in . MTATl white Christmas. Snow is so drifting over two feet in spots.” tTMWMOWV ;160Z. was struck and killed, police said. "good strong interscholastic highways into the city. Police said HTiib , MASNIO scarce at the ski resort that In wind-whipped snows in the Northeast In Ohio's Lake County a sheriff’s FMtmvU 'AAMIBB Dale E. Nelson’s body was found program.” and the Midwest, dosing schools and the roads were so icy they didn’t dare l $ i | 2 9 ROTATOU dians staged a snow dance and deputy said "it's so cold salt isn’t keep them open. QUART CAN Qf»*»eer beets along North Maple Street the day "Spirit is a two-way street,” roads in Ohio and causing problems I Q racn Q tant 1 Colorado Senator Floyd Haskel helpin " to keep the roads clear. "Cars are slipping and sliding all QUAKIR FRUIT BASKET I | tu m a n p a m w | ‘ 6 8 * after he was hit. Charged with Kennedy said, noting that board for motorists in many other states. m a second-degree larceny Friday asked Ford to declare a state dis In Chicago a combination of cold over the place. It’s a mess,” said a STATI »eSNiilwsir«e SWIM members and administrators do at According to the calendar winter aster. and a biting wind from Lake police spokesman. MOTOR eer.’TheebVeii-l RTYU WVHe IMMVI was Mark A. Dubois, 16, and an tend games. officially started at 12:36 p.m. EST 3sa?1 MCK SWQQlt^ Michigan dropped the wind chill in The National Park Service closed a OIL I eqonoo iK O T E X i unidentified 15-year-old. Patrick Dr. Kennedy said he is "concerned today, ending one of the coldest falls lYOOURT M. Conlon, 16, was charged LONG BEACH, Calif. -T he dex to 32 below zero this morning — 95-mile stretch of the Blue Ridge *«t. QUO SURIR :rant that the school have the kind of on record, , WILCH's , RAOU wreckage of the tanker San- "cold enough to give a reindeer frost Parkway in North Carolina because lOiape Jelly I SFA O H tm 4CUM 9 5 * OR earlier with misconduct with a program we’re proud of,” but said he "Absolutely disgusting," said 5 9 * L2-88*J motor vehicle, second-degree sinena, which blew apart in a bite," in the words of a police dis of snow and ice in higher elevations CAM OP t4 •Auea WRAP RIOUUR S a u c B questioned judging coaches on the Sheriff's Deputy Chris Quinn of |«uartQ | | 0 | thunderous explosion Friday, still patcher. and authorities in Indiana reported •I 3 M aooR.neii S O e t 160^^' larceny, evading responsibility —See Page Sixteen-A 69 * M X II CUR CRItCO and operating a vehicle without a smouldered today and the bodies heavy snow piling up in the "snow ■M,MnLU tN O K TIN IIM license. of five of the nine presumed dead belt’ from Lake Michigan to Fort 7 8 * were still missing. The Coast Wayne, Ind. IVORY PIANUT |29*' Guard prepared to open in inquiry Chicago’s. Mayor Daley dies Heavy gale-force winds lashed the Hershey’sl eOAP B u rm t Tuscan FLOUR Regional into the cause of the blast today. New England and mid-Atlantic Chocolate! leuN A A a | CHICAGO (UPI) — Mayor Richard for city department heads. alive. Specialists made surgical coasts and in New Jersey the winds I > * |Whipped| "RiKjiwE fiiiirfM eni BREtni nw M ii BOSTON -Some $8 million will _ J. Daley, 74, the last of the big city He stopped at Civic Center Plaza, openings in Daley’s throat and chest Syrup 88 be included in the fiscal 1978 state SAN FRANCISCO -A Christ- | were coupled with snow. Cream mas tree burst into flames inside s bosses whose influence extended next door to his office, to watch ice to aid breathing while members of In Oklahoma the temperatures FREE FOOD SAMPLING 1 lb. CAN Doet e^ACK 1p)X. CAN budget to begin phased-in funding from the city wards to the White artists carve Christmas sculpture the mayor’s family waited in the next COUOR . eennun OCt*N SPHAY the post St. Francis Yacht Club dipped as low as 7 degrees at Ponca TOMATO MONTINI of the court system in House, collapsed and died of a heart and then appeared at the dedication room, praying. The Al Slefferts ROOT BEER CRANBERRY Soup Time Soups Massachusetts, Gov. Michael S. Monday night, killing three per- ^ City. I CATSUR PEAR TOMATOES t O M * TCt M. {, KM • I U HOOCH I attack in his doctor’s office Monday. of a South Side park, where he took Finally, a priest was called to ad JUICE Dukakis has announced. He said sons and sending hundreds of g Snow extended from northern New A 99* j Mat. Church bells tolled mournfully, time to toss a basketball through the minister the last rites of the Roman Invite You To I aOTTU he hopes to complete taking over holiday partygoers running for | York through the northern Atlantic 58* H A L f $ M 09 over the wind-and-snow-swept hoop in an inside gymnasium. Catholic church. After 90 minutes of seaboard and across the Great Lakes 49* GALLON I 3,.?1 funding from county government, their lives. Eleven persons were g at a cost of $67 million, within' hospitalized with injuries. streets of Bridgeport, the old, ethnic A short time later, complaining of fruitless efforts, Daley was declared into the upper Ohio Valley. raita l# 7 'I-.' chest pains, Daley hurried to the of dead. I Vermont I COLUOI INN OUPPS GLORIA ■ •Ity CrMkbrI four or five years. neighborhood on the South Side Travelers' advisories were posted RADARANQE HOT ROU •r raiebury where Daley lived, proclaiming the fice of his personal physician. Dr. The news spread quickly to City ICRUtHEDi IWBTUPf for portions of Michigan, Ohio, Ken Maid CLEAR OR ■ nnou HUNS International I news. Some 500 persons packed the Thomas Coogan Jr. Hall and to the old "Back of the demonstration I OINOIR PIE BOSTON —Soon after he takes tucky, Indiana, western Virginia and rOMATOI I d ia m o n i AMORTU KBTCHUP APPLE Church of the Nativity of Our Lord to * Coogan said an electrocardiagram Yards’’ neighborhood called SYRUP I BROTH I BRMAD ICM.lntta office next month. President-elect BEIRUT, Lebanon —Syrian 1 the mountains of North Carolina. A 2Ao>. Bottlf' »et.OAN CRUST W ALNUT SAUCE pray for the man who had ruled the and a checkup indicated an irregular Bridgeport, where Daley grew up freezing rain warning was issued for oil 1t.Tu.CAN 111 1 I DELTA I ••***j8 A 0 | Jimmy Carter will receive peacekeeping troops clashed with S M , Dec. 20 MIX heart rhythm and that he had told and where he stilt lived. Messages of MEATa 44* petitions from Massachusetts anti-Syrian Palestinians in a s city for 21 years — the only mayor a nortern Maine. PAPER generation of Chicagoans had ever Daley to check in to a hospital. He sympathy poured in — from SiOO TO m P.M. $ IO01. RKO. amnesty groups urging him to bitter five-hour battle in south S 1 9 8 ^ 1 Iw t o w e l s known. said the mayor agreed. Coogan said President-elect Jimmy Carter, from See The New H 4 8 * | 5 4 i 3»M ! grant unconditional amnesty for Beirut today. Fierce fighting was § V IL V IlT A l he left the room while Daley phoned President Ford, from the hundreds of t LB. LOAF Vietnam War resisters, deserters also reported in southern Lebanon § In political circles. Democrats Cookmatic Power Shift Feature jockeyed for position in the political his son, Michael. When Coogan powerful men who had been friends PQICM BFWCnVI THRU KC. 24, liT*. HlaRtMjawtsiaw MMHfiu NS metawmirm swwnmp $ i | B 9 and veterans with less than between Christian villages and a honorabel discharges. The drive Palestinian stronghold. | vacuum created by Daley’s death. returned, the aging mayor was in the and political allies of the mayor, The immediate future of govern throes of the fatal heart attack. known in his time as the "Sultan of MICROWAVe^VCN Is headed by Unitarian Univer- CLIP COUPONS BlSAVE 1 .5 0 mm mw/m DAY salist Association and the ment in the nation’s second largest Daley never regained con Clout," "King Richard” and the , MNNTATlali BANGKOK,Thailand—Govern- s city was muddled by Infighting over sciousness, despite efforts of chief engineer of “the city that Coim Early • Quantmos Llnritod ALKA- y, .k miM American Friends Service Com ment forces using helicopter s I HAyOMNAISa CALO] provisions for naming an acting paramedics and a medical team works.” mittee. gunships and artillery today SELTZER mayor. from Northwestern Memorial "He was a great and good friend to FREE PARKINO 9 5 < S ! I PrtsaafI as lAva/tobto (I all re* MsMA tierse J ro r* DOQ , attempted to blunt a Communist i T I E r J , 50'S . . : ,50‘S ••W ahv j| 8 City statutes call for the City Coun Hospital. Doctors applied closed me, and a great Democratic leader,” INSTANT CREDIT PKQ . offensive ih southern Thailand UP TO SSM MITH RRRVRR. m I -RKWRUHC-.. COUNT FOOD! National cil to meet and appoint an acting chedt heart massage and used drugs President-elect Jimmy Carter said in APPROVED CREOirCANOS RKL. that has alarmed military leaders DURKBE MUILUR’SI 'CONTAC Het. Can mayor to run the city until a special and a hand respirator to keep Daley a statement from his home in Plains, M ixilj ICO W BE SPI NOODLia (SOIk CAFMLJW SALT LAKE CITY -G a ry in Bangkok. It is estimated at I9B S ties. MO. lecewT^ Gilmore is serving a disciplinary least a 1,000 Communist party of election is held. But there was confu Ga. ! 0M4M.DM. M. IIN I UM* Urn ess SNtM M • amaa asstBMvaM. Kim 5 9 * t ' f v i sentence in solitary confinement Thailand insurgents are operating sion over who serves as acting mayor , Shop The Hollilay President Ford, vacationing in 44* 99* longer than his current life expec out of the jungled mountain range until the council meets Wednesday. Vail, Colo., issued a statement tancy—the results of a weekend straddling Surat Thani and Daley, as was his routine, began GIFT GUIDE saying Daley was "a towering figure EAST HARTFORD OLASTONBURY A MANCHESTER melee with several prison guards. neighboring provinces. his last day early, stopping to attend in the American scene and (he) will A MIDDLETOWN church services before arriving at be long remembered by the people of DAYS TO 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE FOX RUN MALL ” 260■>«" NORTHunoTu ueiuMAIN AT*i MAIN ^ 900 WASHINQTON 8T„ RT. 86 TOP NOTCH 801 SILVER LANE his office and a Christmas breakfast Today And Everyday In Hw Herald Chicago, of Illinois and of the nation.” CHRISTMAS ( I MANCHESTBR EVEINING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 21, 1976— PAGE PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MgilchMter. Coim.. Tues., Dec. 21, 1976 More Cabinet selections expected Buckland fire jurisdiction legal costs allocated services, such as tax collection and ministration. He is considered a Schlesinger for the energy By GREG PEARSON Weiss recently gave Moses permis separate budget, the Fire District PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - But when asked if he was to be legal counsel, provided by the town, yearly payment by the Town Fire payment by the Town Fire Depart- program and instead urge the a|^ sion to hire additonal counsel for the Special Fund. President-elect Jimmy Carter appointed secretary of labor, he liberal on defense policy—-a stand Herald Reporter Weiss said. The $7,000 figure is an Department eliminates this problem ment would be considered to preventi that has prompted some opposi pointment of Alice RIvlin, direc case, if the town counsel felt it was The matter of town funding for the was reported ready today to name said "any announcement will The Town of Manchester’s legal “arbitrary one,” he said. Some years at the present time. And, if ad- the “double payment” by the dis* tion from hardliners. His nomina tor of the Congressional Budget needed. case has concerned some Eighth three new Cabinet officers, with have to come from Governor cosU in the Buckland fire jurisdic the town provides less than $7,000 ditional counsel is added, the extra trict. tion has been rumored for weeks. Office, or outgoing tion case will be paid from the Moses is still considering the District representatives, who were strong indications one of them Carter.” worth of services to the Town Fire would be University of Texas The Cabinet announcements On Monday, Carter named Congresswoman Patsy Mink of General Fund of the budget, or may matter and has made no final deci worried that the district might, in tative assembly in the New Hawaii. Department, other years it provides sion. economist Ray Marshall as were scheduled to be made at former federal Judge Griffin Bell, be paid directly by the Town Fire more, he said. effect, be paying for both sides of the THE World. longtime Atlanta friend, to be at If, however, he decides to take on legal battle. 2. The only British soil oc secretary of labor. Carter's fifth news conference in Department if costs connected with The cost factor is in connection WORLD torney general; Juanita Kreps, the case begin to spiral. additional counsel, and the cost for The district, of course, is paying cupied by German troops in Carter aides also indicated that a week this afternoon at the with the town’s decision to appeal the vice president of Duke Universi appealing the decision to the State for its own counsel. But, If town fun World War II was . . . nuclear physicist Harold Brown, University of Georgia’s Town Manager Robert B. Weiss State Superior Court decision, which ALMANACV 3. Although Amsterdam is ty, to be commerce secretary, Supreme Ck>urt begins to escalate, ding for the case came from the president of the California Southwest Agriculture Station. said today that the Fire Department gave the Eighth Utilities District the the capital of the Netherlands, and Minnesota Congressman Bob Blessed event the town will consider charging the General Fund, which is a townwide Institute of Technology, will be Marshall was supported strong pays 17,000 annually to the General right to expand its fire protection Uie seat of government for the named secretary of defense, and ly by consumer advocate Ralph Bergland to be secretary of Fund. (This is lis t^ in the revenue Fire Department for the cost, Weiss budget, the district’s residents would nation is: PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - boundaries to include Bucicland. Q&A Washington lawyer Patricia Nader, and apparently acceptable agriculture. section of the budget under "Other said. also be paying part of the town’s Two polar bear cubs have been Presently, the appeal is being 1. The House of Burgesses ANSWERS: ~ Roberts Harris, former am to organized labor, which had The appointment of Bell im agencies — Fire fund.” ) “We would have to evaluate the expenses on the case. was (a) a ruling family of born to Ice-ter and Esco-Mo but handled by Town (k)unsel Victor I. bassador to Luxembourg, as preferred former Labor Secretary mediately met stiff opposition The department pays the money to situation,” he said. W eiss- said that the Eighth Scotland (b) a banking and onSeH 3
Presidents donH like minds that upstage Back-up birds proposed Vietnam war are still too fresh in our lHanrl]fatFr iEu^nittgUfralJi t Y. aa a e c By DICK WEST memories. the presidency have large egos. They is touting the snowy egret, the blue Manchester — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON - For 10 years, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sorry to jay, the sage grouse and the great More important than grandeur i s . Wilfred J. McNeil was comptroller of recall earlier periods. have run the race because they like burden your mental processes at a horned owl. durability. We certainly don’t want a Founded Oct. 1,1881 the Defense Department. By his [ Rayjpromli|y ) Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, to command. Even the liest tend to time when you are preoccupied with No way. stand-in bird that is itself likely to MomlMf. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International careful watch over spending, his James Madison, Daniel Webster, surround themselves with men and w m m i holiday preparations! but this can’t I have nothing against these birds wind up on the endangered spwies Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, detailed study of military programs, government will be. John C. Calhoun, William Seward, women they can control — or wait. themselves. Indeed, some of my best roster. It is time to start giving some Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. he hoisted efficiency and economy in The failures of the seven Edmund Randolph were secretaries dominate. feathered friends are sage grouse. It And for allaround adaptability, no thought to picking a new national this sprawling agency. I would ven presidents I have watched in action of State. But think what a 1977 president is their names that render them in bird can match the pigeon. Rtymond F. Roblniori. Edllor-Publlaher bird in the event the bald eagle Like the eagle, the pigeon is a ture to say that in his tenure this man come not from misorganization of Alexander Hamilton, Albert could accomplish if he had a cabinet tiMk*! I. eligible. the federal government, sloppy and Gallatin, William McAdoo and An of modern Jeffersons, Hamlltons, becomes extinct. I’m mindful of a dramatic natural cliff-dweller. Biit unlike the 'Opinion' alone saved you and me billion of While efforts to save the eagle may haphazard as it is. drew Mellon were secretaries of the McAdoos, John Marshalls, William newspaper headline I saw after the eagle, the pigeon has been able to dollars which would otherwise have yet prevail, we can’t afford to take adjust to the manmade cliffs of our Rather the failures have come Treasury. Sewards, Harlan Stones, Elihu first moon landing. The landing been wasted. Nothing slipped by his chances. ’Die American Heritage craft, you’ll recall, bore the name of cities. because these presidents have not Harlan Stone and Roger B. Taney Roots. They would stir things up as eagle eye. SNANT’ magazine has already weighed in our national bird. Not only to adjust but to America’s nomads Washington has not been stirred up McNeil left the Pentagon in 1959. had the will or wisdom to appoint were attorneys general.. James with recommendations for the Picture a headline that said; "The perservere over persistent and The organization chart was not great minds to their cabinets, and Monroe and Elihti Root were for more than a century. eagle’s successor and campaigns of Snowy Egret Has Landed.” Is that sometimes desperate efforts to rid move up in class changed. There have been six comp outstanding men and women to the secretaries of War. Herbert Hoover Ideas would come thick and fast. this sort have a way of gathering any way to herald an epochal event? city streets and parks of pigeons. trollers since his time, all in the number one, two and three slots in was a secretary of Commerce. The bureaucracy would be inspired. momentum. If we must have a stand-by national Since America is now primarily an each major agency. It may be that today men of great The debates on major Issues would If the worst does come to pass, one bird, let us try to pick one whose urban society, it seems only fair that Another idea that Americans 10 years, this figure has same location in the paper hierarchy. There has not been another McNeil. No president can possibly be suf stature won’t consider cabinet posts. be awesome. Out of the intellectual of the back-up birds on the American name has a ring of grandeur. the next national bird, if there is to Heritage’s list may be that time have have about themselves has remained roughly the same for Most recent presidents have made ficiently wise or knowledgeable to But I think the problem may be clashes would come new solutions to The hawk could qualify on that be one, should be the metropolitan succumbed to scientific more than 150 years. What has handle all major problems he faces. simpler. Great men would upstage a problems we have met with Band- an insurmountable lead. point. But while it is undoubtedly a type. much of reorganization. They have So if you have a candidate for the changed is the type of person Even when he has the facts fed him president, at times edge him out of Aids. ATLANTIC OCEAN fine figure of a bird, the hawk may be At this time. I’ll admit, a headline scrutiny. This is the notion that prepared detailed plans of great honor, or even if you simply feel reading “The Pigeon Has Landed” by advisers. the spotlight. Mr. Carter to date has called on a too controversial to win broad public the rootlessness of people in who has been moving. complexity. There have been some negative about the American woudn’t sound terribly majestic. What he needs is the daily give and Presidents, being politicians, variety of experts for advice. Thus support. modern society is to blame for Previously, movers were small successes and many large Heritage nominees, don’t bang back. Memories of the hawk-dove issue But if we ever erect any statues on take with tremendous minds. Not wouldn't like that. Few men in the far, however, he has surrounded much of today’s unrest and most often poorer people who failures. For reasons that presumably seem that sprang up during the Cuban mis the . moon, it would be entirely ap The point I make with McNail is just to pump experts for information. business are comfortable surrounded himself with loyalists. We shall have valid to the publishers, the magazine sile crisis and carried over into the propriate. social ills. were “pushed” from their the men a president picks for critical Think back if you will. In the last 30 by minds more brilliant than their to wait to see what type of men and Tanker location pinpointed on map The American population is homes by economic failure, posts in his government determines years how many great men have own. women he puts in the major posts of This UPI map shows where the Liberian tanker Argo Mer^ant is not moving any more than it social unrest and other dif how efficient — or wasteful — that been members of any cabinet? Then In the main, men who succeed to his administration. OTOlinded off of Cape Cod. The Coast Guard reported this morning WE... used to. In fact it could ficulties. the tanker had broken into “two intact” pieces spiiling some more in ^iWyjLi iJ. urn IIII ■ ...... dustrial fuel oil into the frigid waters. 'The oil slick poses a threat to Today, however, movers are GIFT probably solve many of its the fishing grounds on the Georges Bank. An estimated 1.5 miliion problems if it were more more likely to be wealthier r Thought gailons of oil had leaked prior to the breaking up of the ship today. WRAP II KiRcrwHfcaownawiRiiwiw willing to accept moving as a people who have been “pulled” IbrOirMiiiRR solution, argue University of from their homes by oppor Greeting the hour of California sociologists Claude tunities for economic advance His hirth U FREE Oebbiit Fischer and Ann Stueve. ment, better housing and more The Yuletide lights of department Margaret and Tony j WE SAVE YOU MONEY' you After reviewing many pleasant surroundings. stores — so aglow — After last shoppers leave — are studies and reports on moving Dramatic accounts of the just good friends quickly dimmed low; WATCH SALE D O n iE patterns, they suggest it is only problems of “nomadic” Doors closed — shut out last din of OMIUNTEE COLOGNES & PERFUMES a historical myth that most of executives and their families exciting, confusing sound! % TO m OFF Imported from All Over The World Restless children — frustrated By ROBERT MUSEL their mother’s home in Kensington Palace 50 our ancestors lived and died in have misled us, say these CHARUE SPRAY parents are now homeward bound — LONDON (UPI) - The Earl of Snowdon in London and their father’s country cot Mfg. by.. AT DISCOUNT PRICES! a single place, amid relations researchers. For the most At home — beneath ornamented trees does not consider himself part of the royal tage at Handross in Sussex. ,10 too COLOGNE It was there that they met Lucy RavlOfw Favorit* W oz. and neighbors. part, moving does not have ill — the gifts will be laid — family any more, but Queen Elizabeth has (jarois sung and special Hi-Fi tapes given him an open invitation to attend her Lindsay-Hogg, 33, former wife of a film Brushed Gold Research into parish effects. Instead, it is usually a ‘ Antique Face CHANEL $ 2 tT annual Christmas gathering at Windsor director and a television production assis HELBROS, R#g.*4 records, tax registers and cen positive, freely chosen change will be played! ‘ Luxurious Band Many will greet His hour of birth in Castle. tant who has worked on several projects sus data indicates that the in people’s lives. The estranged husband of Princess with Armstrong-Jones, including a six- Fantaalic * Waterproof NO. 5 boisterous revelry — HUftTONl Value* * Shock nroof trend — if there is any long In worse straits than Will not heed the sacred call from Margaret has dropped his title and now week assignment in Australia two years * Mens Dress PERFUME Jean prefers to be known as plain Antony ago. Welch • Ai|d* Cologn* term trend over the last two movers, they say, are people their church steeple — belfry * 17 to 21 Summoning the faithful to greet The Armstrong-Jones. He began the process of Before the marriage in Westminster • Cologn* Spray Nate centuries — has either been no who should and would move Abbey in 1960, the Earl of Snowdon was Jeweled • Gilt Sola Savior with devotion of prayer severing his royal and noble ties almost * Ladies Dress • Dueling Powdor increase in mobility or a but cannot — for example, un- Inspiring His Peace on Earth — Good immediately after Buckingham Palace simply Tony Armstrong-Jones, Watches 1*11 TOMSI announced last March that' he and the photographer. He is still a photographer * Ladies Sport decrease, they report in the employed people in Will to people everywhere! Watches queen’s sister had legally separated. (and a television producer) with the ' Brushed Silver social science magazine New economically depressed com O’er His Manger in Bethlehem — Princess Margaret will be at the family difference that he now commands among * Divers Society. munities, elderly homeowners may His Star brightly shine — festivities with their two children. the highest fees in the business. Most of Watches * Self Winding New and Different Although about 40 to 60 per in deteriorating neighborhoods Imbue — in all hearts — His Peace Viscount Linley, 15, and Lady Sarah this is due to his undoubted talents, but the Cologne and His Love Divine! Armstrong-Jones, 12. That, said a royal instant fame of a royal alliance did not SFEOa. & cent of an average American or overgrown families in hurt either. tSSQinOT Not Heavy Rev. Walter A. Hyszko source, was the reason for the invitation Dusting town’s population leaves every cramped quarters. St, John’s (Church from the queen, who recognizes that If Armstrong-Jones attends the Christ 17 $2gu Powder whatever the differences between her mas party lie and Margaret will be just as WATCHES cordial as they were at their first meeting ALL TO GO AT ONE LOW PRICE S oz. Frlctln Pour Lo Boin sister and her brother-in-law they are both 4 oz. Bath Powdor V very fond of their children. at Windsor after the separation. Neither SEE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER’S PRICE TAG OF RES. 4.78 Taking some credit Young Lord Linley and his pretty sister has had any real romantic interests 89.95-59.95-49.95 came throueh the shock of the breakup in despite her occasional well-published good shape but it is evidently the queen’s dates with 29-year-old dilettante Roddy John F. Kennedy once said the nation, by virtue of the opinion that there will be fewer possible Llewellyn. Tranquil & Serene LOVE that failure is an orphan, but overwhelming percentage of aftereffects if the parents are seen to be Royal circles say there is no chance of a Impress Her R a ^ Soft success has a thousand blacks who voted for him. The on friendly terms in the very bosom of the reconciliation between the 46-year-old Being average — And happy is what counts House of Windsor. Snowdons. What the queen is trying to do Perfume Trio fathers. Southern white vote was much, Thus Armstrong-Jones was invited to a is reverse an old English truism stiched 25 oz. •15« much closer. TIMEX NEMKIUAIITDIS GIFT SET We can’t recall any presiden Windsor Castle party, also attended by on many a sampler of bygone days... Spray Cologne ’The National Right to Work WASHINGTON - 1 have in front of stigma to the former that they don’t through Recovery, opens with the Princess Margaret, some months ago and “Friendship to love turneth ever At Wtcoimt PilGM tial election which elicited me a letter from a New Yorker 20 oz. Committee says it’s clear that Lee Roderick deserve. reading of a section of Dr. Low’s the children frequently travel between “Love to friendship — never.” more expressions of paternal named Tom Williams. It is signed: The Herald’s book. Mental Health Though Will- the vote in the right-to-work That stigma vanished in my own pride than the one just past. “With love and peace” Washington Correspondent mind the first time I attended a Training. Then, using jargon unique For instance, the National states is what put Carter over What’s so different about that? Saturday night and my 36th birthday. Recovery with mental illness or to Recovery, individual members are Barshai emigrating to Israel LANVIN Education Association tells us the top — and they expect Just this: For most of his life, Tom Truly it was to become the first day extreme nervousness. Who, at some invited to give examples of how they Williams has known anything but that the victory of Jimmy something for that, Jimmy. of the rest of my life.” point, hasn’t experienced one or recently coped with a stressful situa MOSCOW (UPI) - Rudolf Barshai, Orchestra for more than a year, apparent MY SIN or Pure Cologne 2.oz peace. He is a former mental patient, founder of the Moscow Chamber ly because he had asked Soviet cultural of Carter is proof that “teacher Meanwhile, organized labor What Williams discovered that more of these discomforts: tion. Talc 1.5 oz. hospitalized five times. During 25 evening was not religion, but a week In giving such an example, a Orchestra and one of the Soviet Union’s ficials for a 12-month “creative leave” or ARPEGE Baby Lotion 2.5 oz. power” is now a political fac is congratulating itself that its palpitations, tightness in the years of emotional illness, Williams ly session of Recovery, Inc. — a member: (1) begins with “several foremost conductors, said Monday he has sabbatical in the West. stomach, head pressure, difficuity in As the founder and conductor of the GIFT SETS tor to be reckon^ with. The efforts helped put its choice in lost nearly everything of value to him national volunteer organization that been granted permission to emigrate to sleeping, fatigue even after sleeping, weeks ago...” and describes the Israel. Orchestra, he previously had traveled 1*7“ to M4| organization* had endorsed the the White House — and they — his wife, five children, job after does remarkable things to help ner fears and obsessions? stressful event; (2) describes the Authorities summoned the 52-year-oId throughout the world with the group. • Bath Powder Carter-Mondale ticket, the are not unexpectant, either. job and, finally, hope itself. vous individuals and former mental symptoms and discomfort produced • Electric • Quartz • Selfwinding The difference between the men musician last Wednesday to inform him Barshai said he has not work^ with the & Spray Cologne REG. 6.50 first such endorsement in its Even a homosexual “I am not sure exactly when I patients cope with life. Started in and women I have met at Recovery by the event; (3) describes the “spot that his application to leave had been ap orchestra since it returned in November realized I had a mental problem,” 1937 by Dr. Abraham A. Low of the ^ •Nurses •Digital history. magazine called “Blueboy” is and most of us, it seems, is not the ting” of the absurdity of getting proved but he said they gave no date when from a concert tour in Austria and West qivqi writes Williams. “But I do know the University of Illinois medical school, Germany. His last concert took place Oct. • Shockproot , ., On the other hand, any claiming that the gay vote'was type of discomforts felt but the worked up over an average situation; the exit visa actually would be handed INTIMATE exact time and place when the help 1 today Recovery has more than 1,000 degree of stress required to set them and (4) describes the temperamental over. 3, just before the orchestra leR without number of commentators have an important factor in electing thought I would never find began: groups meeting in the U.S., Canada off. Recovery teaches that while reaction that would have resulted Barshai applied in August to emigrate. him on the tour. A il at Low COLOGNE Mr. Carter. pointed out — with quite com July 17, 1965 at 7 o’clock in the and Puerto Rico. feelings and sensations cannot be "before 1 had my Recovery At the time, he had not been allowed to The musician, who is divorced, has two Fr.*ll‘ »h.*60’* Discount Prices pelling statistics — that Carter We haven’t reached 1000 yet, evening, in a meeting room of a This writer personally has been controlied, thoughts and impuises training.” travel abroad with the Chamber sons living in the West. By Revlon carried the South, and hence but we’re counting. church in New York City. It was acquainted with Recovery’s work for can. And Recovery teaches how to It’s simple and it’s effective. A COMPLETE Storeo-System. High Quality a decade now. During that time I control them. (Although nearly half of Recovery’s < ' i*.\, aGIN Seta 8 big ozt. SOLID STATE have attended a number of group Another important plus for members have been hospitalized for •Cologn# therapy sessions with friends who COMPLETE Recovery over some other types of emotional illness in the past, ap ! Cuddle f c u a t - Some women’s libbers talk drivel were suffering emotional distress of group therapy in vogue today is that proximately 88 per cent have not Ing Powd#r one sort or another. Those of my STEREO nored the fact that the Supreme sessions are tightly structure to en required re-hospitalization while WASHINGTON - The trouble with associates who have practiced • TIgreaa • Aphrodaala the more mouthy women’s liberation Court concerned itself solely with sure that members receive only attending group sessions.) And it’s SYSTEM • Woodhue • Flamb«au Andrew Tully Recovery’s techniques faithfully positive reinforcement for progress virtually free of charge, save for a types is not that they talk too much discharging its constitutional duty. have, like Tom Williams, invariably '/j Price but they Calk too much drivel — some They don’t argue with the letter of they are making, however slight, in small free-will offering each week of gained greater peace of mind and dealing with problems. Motives are as little as $1. Sale of it an Incitement to riot. excludes others...There is no risk the law, merely with the Court’s C O T Y S e t s emotional stability. not at issge, so others in the group Further information on Recovery e 8 TRACK TAPE Consider the continuing outcies from which men are protected and failure to go along with an “im Dr. Low, who died in 1954, flatly 4-DOOR BLASS FIREPLACi ENCLOSURES • DELUXE PHONO about the Supreme Court’s 6 to 3 aren’t allowed to delve into your techniques and where groups are women are not. Likewise, there is no provement” of that law which was rejected Freudian methods of psy R«g. $8S.9S ruling that employers may legally past, with the chance that old wounds meeting is available by writing: risk from which women are never submitted to Congress, let choanalysis to solve emotional exclude pregnancy benefits from alone debated therein. will be reopened. Recovery, Inc. 116 S. Michigan Ave., protected and men are not.” problems. Adult life, he wrote, is not COTY company disability insurance If anybody gives a hoot, I happen to A typical weekly session, led by a Chicago, III. 60603. NOW * 6 7 ” Indeed, pregnancy benefits in some driven by instincts but guided by Em eraude programs. be in favor of including pregnancy volunteer who has been helped (c) Scrlpps League Newspapers 1976 Tampwrtd QInm BHoM Door* | cases do constitute sex discimina- will.” The point, said Dr. Low, is not Predictably, Karen DeCrow, presi benefits in disability insurance Satin Black Fram* I Cologne tion. So many women drop out com how you got the way you are but, SIDE GLANCES dent of the National Organization for by Gill Fox 36” X 31” I pletely from the work force that programs. But that can be done only rather, how you can recognize and Women, and Ruth Ginsburg, a by Congress, not by bureaucratic 8-oz. pregnancy benefits amount to eliminating nervous symptoms from II lawyer who specializes in sex dis fiat. Until Congress so acts, I am un jBi9.«228| severance pay for which only women everyday life. crimination cases, paid no attention moved hy Justice Brennan’s whine FIRESCREEN \ 289 are eligible. No male so far has dared His goal was to help Recovery FM/AM/FM Stereo Receiver, 8-Track Cartridge to the issue. DeCrow called the ruling that the United States alone among Recorder/Player. Automatic Record Changer and to challenge that one. members be “average, worthy per “insulting to every mother in the Western industrial nations is giving Matched Speaker System Anyway, the decision ac sons.” & »«*17*» 5 Spray Cologne Vt Price country.” Ginsburg called it one of complished something wholesome. It women a raw deal. Like the Pfoss’a button to mnke hne B-Track recordings to listen to Mental health problems are Inter Pul on a stack of records Or swtch over to PM. AW Sale the worst defeats of recent years for femlibbers’ position, how France and Dusting •pmfr«u
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/ PAGE TWELVE-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter. Conn., Tues., Dec. 21. 1W6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 21, 1976- PAGE THIRTrillll-4!^ Carter gets mail free Industrial nations sign Potential guest uneasy about trying grits from private service I?' to pool solar energy data United Press International matching funds began flowing. N.H. ; they had to guard a fellow house in Norfolk, Va., in August, OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - A envelope,” he said. One potential guest says he’ll be His standard farewell to his from Georgia who said he was 1975. He told a caller Sunday, “I Under federal law, IPSA caonm delighted. If he’s InviWd, to attend hosts was a promise to running for president. slept in Jimmy Carter’s bed last PARIS (UPI) — The world’s in development section said, '”rhis Is houses: What is the best way to store private postal service is delivering heat for a cloudy day? Or cool a Christmas mall free to Jimmy collect money for delivering Anti a reception at the White House the reciprocate their hospitality after A year before that. Carter spent night.” dustrialized countries sighed a the first intergovernmental agree morning after the inauguration — he moved into the White House. a night in Henderson, Ky., with history-making agreement today to house on a hot.day? Which material Carter, President Ford and con class mail, a situation Murray calls a Carter told reporters the White ment in history on solar energy.” unless grits are on the menu. Now, he says, he’s going to have Dale Sights, who says: “When he pool solar energy knowledge in order and color makes the most efficient gressional members and one of the monopoly. House dbors would be opened to ’’Today solar energy is not ‘‘There are limits to the sonde 800 of them over on the very to lessen their need for oil. sun-collector and should be collecting postal service’s founders hopes the The IPSA letters to national was here in January, 1975, he said, all of those who opened their economic on any widespread basis, sacrifices I will make for Jimmy ‘I owe you a night in the White Following the decision of oil panels be on the roof or side of the U.S. Postal Service takes note. leaders will bear his "zero cent first morning he is there. homes to the Carter family. except for heating water,” he said. Carter,” says William Schreiber Apparently the invitations have House.” * exporting nations to raise the price of house? Tom Murray, founder of the nine- stamps” with pictures of himself, the “We kept a record of where ’’But heating and cooling houses with of Des Moines, who played host to oil again, most member countries of Agency specialists will determine year-old Independent Postal Systems Liberty Bell and the Capitol dome. not been yet gone out, because 'The times Carter stayed with e\iery member of our family solar energy is approaching being the virtually unknown those Carter friends contacted by the International Energy Agency how the countries can improve their of America, said the Idea of free He has placed 50 IPSA boxea in Howard Samuels in New York, he stayed,” he told reporters in con economical in some regions and that Democratic contender during the always arrived on time. "I reached an accord to coordinate model houses. They also will write a delivery of letters from constituents front of stores around the clt^ to UPI have not yet received them. firming rumors of the morning- is what we will concentrate on.” crucial early campaigning for the But most plan to be in Washington remember ... he makes his bed after party. research on how to heat and cool He said lEA headquarters in Paris handbook on techniques of measuring to national leaders is his Christmas collect the mall. Recently, the First Southern Bap Iowa party caucuses. for the festivities and, in the every morning when he gets up,” But a UPI survey of Carter buildings with the sun’s energy. will collect and evaluate Information sunlight as few weather stations in gift to the U.S. Postal Service, which The signing marked the first time a the world now measure "insolation,” he says has tried to destroy IPSA. tist Church in Del City wrote ’The soft-spoken Georgian who words of one of them, "I’d sure Samuels said. "Mrs. Samuels hosts across the country un from member countries on designs will become president Jan. 20, like to get pne of them.” suggested I take some leadership covered no invitations received so group of nations has lent prestige and for solar houses and methods for ■or energy coming from the wun. ’There also are other reasons for in "prayergrams” and put them In priority to solar energy with such an The agreement will tie together stituting the free deliveries to Plains, IPSA boxes for Carter. Eight hun saved a heap of campaign money Caroline Gross made a pot of from. Mr. Carter but I told her far. Presumably they’ll go out measuring the sun’s radiation. that was not part of the deal.” accord. and prevent duplication of $175 Ca., and Washington, he said. dred students at a Moore school also by ’’living on the land” during the coffee to help Secret Service men this week or next. The nations will pool their research early months before federal through a cold night in Concord, Henry Howell had Carter to his Milton Klein of the United States, on the questions still plaguing solar million in solar energy programs "My first ulterior motive was to wrote letters for IPSA to deliver to head of the agency’s research and planned for 1977 in the participating emphasize dramatically the fact that office-holders. countries, Klein said. the postal monopoly in the area of IPSA, begun Feb. 14,1968, now has LOWEST first class letters has no meaning and about 32 offices in nine states — PARKADE the so-called sanctity that it’s given Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, PRICES Final suit settled is a myth,” he said. Michigan, New York, Mississippi, "My No. 2 ulterior motive is if this Louisiana, Missouri and Oklahoma, IN BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) — ’The 10th and apparantly catches on — and it can fall flat on its Murray said. TOWN- final lawsuit against Delta Airlines by survivors of Ver the out-of-court settlement was reached. face — and we deliver millions of Before a 1973 federal grand jury In TOBACCO monters killed in the worst air disaster in New England A court spokesman said nine other suits filed after the letters from all over the country to dictment of Murray and other PARKADE PIIAR.MACY crash already had been settled. MILTON KLEIN A history has been settled out of court. Congress, every time a congressman founders, IPSA was In 38 states. ’The fp SHOPPE Martina Metz of South Burlington sought damages for Eighty-nine persons were killed, including 27 Ver gets a letter from his constituent he’s indictment was on 15 counts of con Smoker’s' ^ . the death in 1973 of her husband, Robert Metz. monters, when the Delta airplane crashed into a seawall also getting a subtle message spiracy, mail fraud and interstate WTE SAVE YOU MONEY Psrsfliso ^FGcIwstor’s Most Cwnpioti Smoks Shop A trial in U,S. 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I i ’ * Toy test at work — He can choose a “nuts and bolts” politician to im Closad Christmas Day, 49 Orange Juice prove and polish the party organization, nationally and in Green Beans f , 3;!.;;'89* in our Dairy ELECTRIC LIGHTER SALE Oacambar25th. Welch’s Grape Jam A . “^’69* Hand the states. FinastSodaoX't^A.. .,,.,59* B bow M acaroni'S ?.. ^,'^9* Department stuffing flies as Mrs. Betty Finkbone of Harrisburgh, Pa., rips apart a GOP could be in trouble Closad Sunday, Dec. 26th. 0 ! ELECTRICQUARTZ Carved Bounty Towels ^ ... fo?53* Pillsbury Hour...... 5 J^89* 'A gal toy animal to test the construction and safety of the cuddly pet. Since IT 5 ff1 LieHTER It is the last alternative that would be of most interest Dinner Napkins''5;*.... ?,»69* carton 19M, she has run the laboratory of bedding and upholstery section of the - and possibly danger - to the GOP. 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(UPI photo) • No epark wheel - No wick - I with Humidor In losing the presidency this year, just about the last N oluae realistic claim of the Republicans to major party status m l Covered In butter soft disappeared. ’The (JOP has not controlled either house of Genuine Lambskin Congress since 1952 and for the second consecutive ses • Solid Walnut $ 3 5 0 . $ 1 5 0 9 sion it has barely one-third of the membership of the • Beautltully FInIthed House and Senate. It holds less than one-third of the Williams College cuts Rag. 12.50 *16 to *24 • Many Shepee governorships and it controls both houses of the USDA Grade A Genuine Meerschaum legislatures in only five states. Semi-Boneless fuel costs $200,000 There are those who say this completes the picture of a CRYSTAL political party on the way out. ’That could be so, but there The Dryeat SmokingCALARASH Pipe is one area where the Republicans still hold an advantage Fresh Turkeys TBeef Rib Roast WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (UPI) - He "We’ve just got to keep people aware TABLE over the Democrats. says there isn’t any “magic answer” to and enthusiastic about conservation,” LIGHTER • Qenulne Creamy White MeerKhaum Improved under Strauss Welanetz says. • Removable Bowl Flnul Froi$n Food Valuet! the energy problem, but Williams College wlttLMh Tray That is in the organization and operation of their Marval B H 1 Large End ^ J | C O physical plant director Pete Welanetz cut Welanetz’ department has found one • Imported Qolden Young Hens the school’s oil and electricity bills by way to keep students enthusiastic and to Rag. 17.96 Gourd national party. The Democrats improved their operations Military Stay under Strauss, but the first priority of the outgoing chair more than $2(X),000 this year. improve voluntary heat control methods. 10 to 14 lbs the Roast' Stem man was to patch jup the ideological splits in the party "’The biggest problem now is to prevent It has sponsored a contest among residen S3i rather than improve its efficiency. Finast lb apathy. ’There really HSn’t any magic tial houses that offers a keg of beer to the $1499 Noaaco ISO The Republicans, according to the Democrats Brand answer to the energy problem here or house that saves the most electricity each TMPUIOin *25“ themselves, have a far more sophisticated political w O anywhere. Most of it boils down to a com month. to * 3 5 “ ! 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Iiftn OWL Rag. to listen to and publicly accept the President’s apology Package Beef Rib Steaks lowered to 112 degrees, low occupancy Ground Beef building temperatures were lowered to 50 there are 225,000 square feet more to heat $279 CIGARS The GOP has an ongoing, active 1st Cut au b style Bone-In USDA Choice lesser 3lbs&4 v 8 $799 4.25 n6ritdge division thst was ablo to produce the meetine Big RM nd Top degrees at night, on weekends and during now. amounts 1 J Over I M) vacations, and thermostats were reduced Kilowatt hour usage was down nearly Reg. on short notice. 7.50 H * 4 “ ’ITie Democrats called together a similar group, and it Finast Fresh * Beef Rib Roast to 65 degrees in laboratories and 875,000 kilowatt hours during the year and duly condemned Ford. But much of its meeting was taken White Bread ^ Boneless USDA Choice classrooms. almost 30,000 fewer gallons of oil were 'COUPON Fresh Pork Chops Finally, the college began spending used this year than last, he says. 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PAGE FOURTEEN-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues,, Dec. 21. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Tues., Dec. 21, 1976- PAGE FIFTEEN-A Ryan-Alhert I ; Betty’s notebook Hare Krishna Santas Denise Albert of Manchester and Michael A. Ryan of By RICK DU BROW A spokesman for the San Francisco came up with 25 cents and got the Wethersfield were married Oct. 30 at the Church of the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Police Department said three or four reading material anyway. By Betty Ryder Assumption in Manchester. Beneath the caps of street Santas this Hare Krishna Santas are making the “So long as they come in and prove The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Blanche D. Albert of Christmas season are some shaved rounds in the downtown Union they’re nonprofit, there is nothing we Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. heads of members of the Hare Square area, seeking funds. can do to stop them,” said a member Gerald S. Ryan of Linwood, N.J., formerly of “It’s the first year I recall them of the San Mateo License Depart Wethersfield. Krishna sect. The move to don Santa Claus being down here In Santa Gaus ment. The Rev. Paul Trlnque of the Church of the Assumption costumes to solicit funds and dis costumes,” he said. “But they have “ All kinds of groups use the celebrated the nuptial Mass and performed the double permits.” costume. It’s Christmas, isn’t it? The One of the nicest events this Manchester Community College tribute literature is by design, says a can also be set to lower the flag to ring ceremony. The church was decorated with white spokesnnan for the eastern-oriented In San Mateo, a suburb south of San trouble is, everybody tries to label holiday season was the Christmas sliced ham and served coffee and halfmast in the event of a death of a chrysanthemums accented with bronze and peach and Francisco, police said a meter maid us, but we are simply a way of un party sponsored by the Regional Oc dessert. religious organization. prominent official in the community. white bows. Robert Dion of Hartford was organist and “We’re not a Christian religion,” reported two Hare Krishna Santas derstanding life.” cupational Training Center and the Assisting the diners were members Several veterans groups have soloist. “harassed” people while soliciting Said a spokesman for the San lay readers of St. Mary's Church. of the Future Innkeepers of America, said the spokesman at the Hare protested saying it takes away the The bride was given In marriage by her uncle, James Krishna Temple in nearby Berkeley. funds this week and last. Mateo Police Department: The faces of the guests, all while Roger and Marci Negro, B. Holmes of Manchester. “human” touch and that the flag is to “But Christianity has nothing to do One woman said she was asked for “I guess Santa Gaus is all things to residents of Green Lodge and the production coordinators, got the per be unfolded, and raised with respect She wore a gown designed with full chiffon Bishop $10 and was offered literature. She all people.” Meadows Convalescent Home, just formers into line for their opening with Santa Claus. and, of course, lowered, folded and sleeves appliqued with lace, wedding ring collar “He was a saint. And we are also in shone with delight as they dined on a number. placed in a sheltered place till the enhanced with lace appliques, lace-trimmed bodice, and delicious buffet and listened to Taking time out to chat with some his spirit in our closeness to God. We next sunrise. skirt terminating into a long train. Her veil of imported are trying to interject the true spirit Christmas music presented by the of the guests were the Rev. Stephen I agree. Perhaps we are getting too silk illusion was attached to a lace headpiece and she Manchester High ^hool Band under Jacobson, rector of St. Mary's of Christmas by going out In Santa mechanical. carried a cascade bouquet of dried wood roses, dried Gaus suits and offering books and the direction of Karen Krinjak. Church, who nodded to a few of his Almost every morning as I drive white ferns accented with white sweetheart roses. Entertainment was provided by the parishioners: and Eleanore Gowen, accepting donations. By PHIL PASTORET down Bissell St. on my way to work, I Victoria May of Long Island, N.Y. was maid of honor. “But though we have permits, we talented Sunshiners directed by Ida vice principal of Manchester High see a man unfold the American flag, Bridesmaids were Renee Albert and Lucie Albert, both of Recall when you could say Cormier looking chic in a beige and School. get into trouble sometimes because attach it to the rope, add the Manchester and sister of the bride. people don’t like the adea of an eastern you'd had a gay time without No, Gwendolyn, we’re pret brown bell-sleeved gown. The Old Toni Pouech gave a rollicking per people walking away from Bicentennial flag, and raise them on Edward Lotkowski of Clarkesburg, N.J. served as best religion relating to Santa Claus. ty sure Mars bars aren't Timers played some toe-tapping formance as she lead the group in you? where those little green men the flagpole in front of the Elks man. Ushers were Roger Ilsley of Vernon, the bride’s Some think we’re hippies, or they m music and Wally Fortin, director of “It's Not Where You Start.” Lucky indeed are those go to get sozzled. Lodge. brother-in-law; and Tim Ryan of Bloomfield, the don’t like our shaved heads.” the Senior Citizens Center, and friend It was a great night and especially Now that's a pretty sight. bridegroom's brother. whose love eventually leads to At the local beanery. If I presented their version of the "Jingle enjoyed by the residents, some of In Charleston, W. Va., three Santa- I friendship. there’s somethiDg on the A reception was held at Rosa’s Restaurant in costumed members of a Hare Bell Rock." whom I understand had not been Mansfield, after which the couple left for Bermuda. They menu yon don't like, scrape it Beatrice Maher, wearing a tan away from the homes in months. Christmas gift Krishna sect from Geveland ran into off. are residing in Vernon. police who thought they were pan gown with multi-colored top, gave Norman Fendell, director of the Received an early Christmas pre Mrs. Ryan is employed as a registered nurse in the handling. They were arrested. her rendition of “ Beyond ROTC, is hopeful that such dinner- sent from the Embroidery Council of special care area at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. Tomorrow.” Sorely missed was theater parties may become a America — a cloth embroidered Ryan is employed as a registered pharmacist at MMH. Dave Hutchinson who was unable to monthly event and will be looking to yardstick. appear due to a fall in his backyard. the town's service organizations for It's really great; made of denim •Helen Flavell and Eve Warner support. with the inches embroidered in red. Bannard Photo sparked up the evening with their Bus transportation was provided Gee, I haven't had a whole singing and dancing to the "Beer through the generosity of the lay yardstick in years. As I recall, they Mrs. Michael A. Ryan Barrel Polka” readers at St. Mary's. were usually broken over the seats of In the Among the guests enjoying the It took a lot of big hearts to present pants when the children were young. evening were Anthony Merola Jr., such a warm version of "Small Course, they're too big for'that service Pet lover exalted niler of the Elks Lodge in World.” The program was concluded now, but when I brought it home, I Special Values Manchester, and his brother. Elks, with the singing by the entire cast of did hear a voice saying “Gee, mom, Conrad Denis of Middletown, Mass., is nuzzled by two of his dogs, his cat, “Crackerjack” Jon Hawthorne, Allan Donze and "Come All Ye Faithful” with many that's a great yardstick.” Airman Paula E. For All The waits his turn. Denis lives alone, in a one-room cottage, in the woods and takes in stray Joseph Lantieri. of the guests joining in. Perhaps it was a child with a good Stapleton, daughter of Gerry Beliman, administrator of memory. Thomas H. Stapleton of 84 Youngsters animals. He cares for upwards to 200 animals that include dogs, cats, a horse and squirrels. Green Lodge, was obviously pleased Flag raising Rachel Rd., has been (UPI photo) with the program and the joy it Merry Christmas selected for technical brought to the lodge's residents. I read with interest an account of a training at (Thanute AFB, On Your Jerry Sullivan of the ROTC staff new flag raising device being used in “Heap on more wood — the wind is 111., in the Air Force air helped dish out the delicious chicken Maryland, I believe it was. chill: but let it whistle as it will. craft maintenance field. Holiday ala king, while members of the Hotel This new gadget raises the flag at "We'll keep our Christmas merry She recently completed and Food Management Program at sunrise and lowers it at sunset. It still.” Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) basic training at Lackland Gift * AFB. Tex. Airman Stapleton was List graduated from ONIliE, © Manchester High School in 1975. Her mother, Mrs. RirisJdrnpsuits eumbenanil farms Mary M. Stapleton, resides J u m p e r s in New Britain. Dr. Lam b and Long S W rts Sale Dec. 22 thru Dec. 24 Airman James M. New ton. whose wife Marta is 30% to 50% the daughter of Mrs. Hormone governs calcium in blood Amalia Gallegos of 'Rt. 31, OFF Coventry, has been Famous msK^ By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. selected for technical cotortul bolWsy training at Keesler AFB, skirts, jumpsuits and a Our Reg. Dear Dr. Lamb — A Miss., in the Air Force. 2 to 6X and 7 10 An increase in activity of size and function of other mild forms, the elevated Size* 2 member of my family in He recently completed the parathyroid glands oc wise normal glands. calcium levels are con her late 70s has been told curs in a number of con The symptoms and fin basic training at Lackland 't LUXURY she has an overactive trolled with various AFB, Tex. He was ditions. One of these is dings depend on how much medications. Any person parathyroid gland. I have Vitamin D deficiency overactivity exists. If it's a graduated from Windham SWEATERS never heard of this condi with this problem should High School in Willimantic related to rickets. Diseases mild form there may be no drink sufficient liquids to tion before and can't find in 1973. His parents, Mr. that interfere with the ab symptoms at all. The maintain a relatively cons Girls Tots, out much about it. What sorption from the digestive diagnosis may be made and Mrs. Leon W. Newton, tant flow of dilute urine to reside in Willimantic. are the parathyroid tract and even chronic from a routine blood test p reteen & glands? What is their func help prevent kidney stones. V\/lnterCoaw kidney disease may cause for other purposes. In some cases surgery may tion in the body? What overactivity of the The disease can develop causes them to become be necessary, if there is 20 ox. LOAF The perlect gilt is a soft, warm sweater! We have the parathyroid glands. slowly and eventually the % to 50% latest nattering colors and styles, turtlenecks, cables. overactive? What symp one or more small tumors 20 Overactivity of the person may start com of the gland. Births Shetlands, and dozens more! toms do they cause and parathyroid glands may plaining of kidney stones what is the treatment? Is The disease is not in OFF cause an increase in the and other problems. In herited. Nutrition plays no ^ W7»UpW>^ O f V?Co— OUR EVERY DAY LOW PRICE Our Reg. *8 to M2 this thing hereditary and amount of caicium in the other cases the course is .McKenna, Courtney role in causing it. A low • Co«<»' lo( S'l'* does poor nutrition play blood. This may lead to rapid, causing severe .Magdalen-Belle, daughter Wlfil* ^ ^'ogO ^ any part in causing it? calcium diet won't help calcification of soft tissues weight loss, bone pain and since more calcium will be of Robert W. and Nancy FASHION Dear Reader — The such as calcium deposits in fractures. Many in Thorp McKenna of 20 parathyroid glands are tiny mobilized out of the bones. w lm & A W the kidneys and other dividuals live a normal For information on plan Sisson St., East Hartford. PANTS glands located on each side areas. Mobilizing calcium lifespan with mild forms of She was bom Dec. 8 at of the thyroid in the neck. ning a healthy diet for all On,.. J L //-/ out of the bones causes a overactive parathyroid Manchester Memorial They are principaliy in send 50 cents for The form of bone degeneration. glands. Health Letter, number 4-6, Hospital. Her maternal volved in calcium What causes it? If it is Three complications of Ice Cream Balanced Diet, grandparents are Mr. and metabolism. Normaliy as limited to the parathyroid an overactive parathyroid Mrs. Walton H. Thorp of 32 ALL FLAVORS the blood calcium level Recommended Daily glands themselves, about 80 are kidney stones, peptic Notch Rd., Bolton. Her falls they release Dietary Allowances Add a pair ol comlortable. coordinating pants lor the per cent of the causes are ulcers and bone problems. (RDA). Send a long, paternal grandparents are parathyroid hormone. This the result of small, benign An old clinical aphorism yo. casual look she loves. Ry-fronI models, pull-on stamped, self-addressed Mr. and Mrs. George pants, belted sytles, in all the newest solid colors. hormone mobilizes tumors of these glands. In states overactivity of the McKenna, Elmwood. Her HALF calcium from the bones to envelope for mailing. Ad S r only about two per cent of parathyroid glans causes maternal great grand <9 help raise the blood dress your letter to me in GALLON the cases is a malignancy stones, bones and groans. care of this newspaper, P. mother is Mrs. Lena Visny Our Reg. MO calcium back to the normal involved. Most of the other The treatment depends level. 0. Box 1551, Radio City of W. Middle Tpke. She has cases are just increased upon the cause. In Station, New York, NY a sister, Elisha, 2W. PRINT 10019. SHIRTS Squatrito to perform at ROTC Classically tailored styles in luxu NOW SHOWING 'O r. C M M r lM V Am' rious wash-and-wear Atnel' jersey Colorful contemporary at- prints to wear with everything. The Regional Oc dent Christmas party will strument he designed ' ^ < 6 -oo ■ff) cupational Training be held Thursday at the himself. Our Reg. *23 Center’s first annual stu- center. Squatrito will sing lyrics Cranberry Marc Squatrito, a w ritten from his own ,\i»< Recelved Manchester native, will experiences, historical SKI present blues and folk rock moments, mythological certificate music. He will play an figures and various other Juice I JACKETS electric mandolin, an in subjects. Mrs. Diane G. Johnston of Palm Beach, Fla., formerly of Manchester, has been awarded the Cer- CocktaiF Cozy tificate of Clinical warm lackels Competence from The in bright American Speech and For ttm World Trmolor and basic Hearing Association. HALF colors Mrs. Johnston is Cantor ZIppar ,.oo and all her employed as a speech TRAVEL KIT GALLON lavorile pathologist for the By the one & only Amity styles! Crippled ^lldren's Socie 2 Colors to Choota S-M-L. ty, a rehabilitation center Handsome & Sophisticated for adults and children in Reg. I13.S0 Palm Beach, Fla. Value R NEWPORT CLUB Mrs. Johnston received her B.S. degree from University of Connecticut in 1972 and her M.Ed. 'I } While they last Soda 'degree at Northeastern University in 1975. 2S ox. BOHLES Mrs. Johnston’s husband, 226 Spancar 8L Robert, is regional vice- open every niit Manchaelar, Conn. Wo Mon thrust president for Putnam ^ Tal. 646-7931 We honor Management Co. in Palm BentyLmencard ^ FRU OlfT WMPPIMa Anderson-UtHe &MMte»Chvoe Beach. She is the daughter A great name in fine clothing lot men, women&tx>ys. of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden L. Griswold Jr. of 93 Steep ManohniMr Paiksda-Manclmtor Wost Famit Mall-Fannlngton Hollow Lane. ICIO HD CHGIITIIRAS DAy I OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 5 P.M. PAGE SIXTEEN-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues.. Dec. 21, 1976 'Manchester Evening Herald- Obituaries Counsel asked about splitting school work For B M i * ANDOVER • BOLTON • COVENTRY plete list of 74 projects statewide, School, Miss Maureen E. Lackey, to David M. Poirot Roland J. Cuerette ’The Board of Education Monday exactly amounts until after detailed Home Delivery night agreed with a recommendation Kennedy said. planning and "we are into construp- teach the visually impaired and HARTFORD/area news David M. Poirot, 76, of 68A ’The funeral of Roland J. Guerette EAST of School Superintendent James P. Bentley was placed in a third tlon.” Francis S. Pisch, science at Illing Phone 647-9946 Sycamore Lane died Sunday at of Middletown, formerly of priority category and ranks 37th in Kennedy and voted to authorize the In a related matter, the school Junior High. 'TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1976 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f Manchester Memorial'Hospital. He Manchester and East Hartford, who town counsel to see where the town the total list. ' board heard a report from Dr. Guidelines for Head Start per was the husband of Mrs. Angeiine died Monday in Middlesex Memorial stands legally on the possibility of Dr. Kennedy explained, "With Walter Schardt, chairman of the sonnel policies were also approved. Zungola Poirot. Hospital, Middletown, is Wednesday separating school renovations funds. state action, there exists the citizens task force which studied the A credit evaluation committee Mr. Poirot was a detective with the at 9 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, Dr. Kennedy stressed that he is possibility of facing the situation of impact of declining pupil enrollment report granting salary Increases Hartford Police Department before 400 Main St. only seeking a "piece of infor one being funded this year and one on school building plans. totaling $19,200 was authorized for retiring several years ago after 37 Burial will be in East Cemetery. mation” and is not recommending not.” He said there is also the As expected, Dr. Schardt teachers who have received ad P o lic e years with the department. He was Friends may call at the funeral separating the two proposed school possibility that both projects wilt be presented a report that vanced college credits. born in Burlington and had lived in home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. projects for Washin^n and Bentley funded. recommended proceeding with the Two washout accounts, one for $8,- Hartford most of his life, coming to Mr. Guerette is survived by four Elementary Schools. Kennedy is asking the town Washington and Bentley projects. He 688 for the visually impaired students step u p Manchester two years ago. brothers, Alex Guerette of Augusta, He said he still sees the projects as counsel’s opinion in the event that also noM a minority report by three program and one for hiring a student- He is also survived by a daughter, Maine, Silvio Shaw of Bristol, Hubie one item which is how the voters ap only one of the projects receives the members of the committee of 16 custodian at a cost of $400, were ap Mrs. Mary Laraia of Green Rd.; a Shaw of Windsor Locks and Landore proved them in a referendum in funding which will ultimately be which did not approve of proceeding proved. p a tro ls brother, J. Joseph Poirot of Hart Shaw of Eagle Lake, Maine; and six November 1975. decided by the General Assembly In with the Bentley project. Full An extended field trip by a Bennet ford; two grandchildren and a great sisters, Mrs. Viola Furlong of Eagle The state Board of Education last the spring. reports were given to board Junior High School French Class to grandchild. Lake, Mrs. Maria Dubois of Fort week approved a list of state school Dr. Kennedy said the state es members. Quebec and Montreal in April was Police have stepped up efforts to The funeral is Wednesday at 10:15 Kent, Maine, Mrs. Clara Bartley of projects, listing them in priority timates of the projects were almost also approved. In other board action Monday, protect shoppers and stores during a.m. from Giuliano-Sagarino Funeral St. Petersburg, Fla., Mrs. Rella order. Washington School project $75,000 higher than Manchester’s but The Izard's transportation con three teacher assignments were the closing days of Christmas shop Home, 247 Washington St., Hartford, Murray of Tampa, Fla,., and Mrs. was placed in the top priority he said they are preliminary es tract for school buses was tabled un made. They were Mrs. Virginia ping, said Police Chief Garence with a Mass at St, Justin’s Church, Yvonne Boutaugh and Mrs. Mary category and is twelfth on the com timates. There is no way of knowing Barry, for Grade 4, Robertson til the xt meeting in January. Hartford, at 11. Burial will be in Mt. Civiello, both of Millinocket, Maine. Drumm. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Unmarked and plainclothes patrols Carl G. Biralh are more numerous. Uniformed Friends may call at the funeral Carl G. Birath, 84. of Flushing, home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. policemen are patrolling shopping L.I., N.Y., formerly of Manchester, Three hurt in crashes areas. And other measures are being died Friday in Flushing. Athletic program John F. Jurgelas Sr. taken to protect residents in this Mr. Birath was born Feb. 2,1892 in ’Three persons suffered minor in (Continued from Page One) season, he said. SOUTH WINDSOR-John F. at the hospital and discharged after Immediate recommendations for Manchester, son of the late Gustaf juries. all in one-car accidents Mon The plainclothes police are armed Jurgelas Sr., 61, of 140 Chapel Rd. the car in which he was a passenger the athletic program Dr. Kennedy and Alma Birath, and had lived in day and early today. with shotguns in the business and died Sunday at Manchester smashed into a utility pole and a tree number of wins of their teams. made Monday included continuation Manchester until moving to New Paul R. Newman, 83, of 98 off Hilliard St. Monday morning. commercial areas to prevent holdups Memorial Hospital. He was the hus Davis Wiggin, athletic director at of the football helmet replacement York about 35 years ago. He was McGuire La. was treated for a frac and major larceny crimes, he said. band of Mrs. Adele Vaicekauskas Linda S. Dube,21, of 66 Margaret MHS, was also present to answer program under the federally man been employed by the ’Travelers In tured wrist at Manchester Memorial questfons of the board and parents. New portable alarms connected by Jurgelas. He was born in South Wind St., was driver of the car which slid dated time limits. He also surance Co. before his retirement. Hospital and discharged after his car radio to every police car in operation sor and had lived here all his life. He on icy pavement as it was traveling Dr. Kennedy said that recommended reconditioning of While in Manchester, he attended St. ran off Woodside Rd., west of are being set up in selected formerly was a tobacco grower. He west on Hilliard St. west of Regent “interscholastic athletics must be existing football shoulder pads and Mary’s Episcopal Church and was a Hillstown Rd. about 6 p.m. Monday, businesses in town. TTie device can attended St. Francis of Assisi St. The car was extensively kept in context. Athletics are impor replacement of those found un member of the former Beethoven and struck a utility pole police alert police not only at headquarters Church. damaged, but was driven from the tant to the students involved and to satisfactory for games. Glee Club. reported. Police said Newman had the student body, however, funding but in the cruiser closest to the store. He is also survived by a son, John scene. High priority for funding should be He is survived by two cousins, been blinded by the bright lights of an decisioqs concerning athletics must The measures are being taken to F. Jurgelas Jr. of South Windsor; a given to the safety relat^ items of Eleanor Howard and Austrid Lun- oncoming car which caused him to be made in priority relationship to prevent problems. Also, they daughter. Miss Patricia J. Jurgelas “landing pits” for high jump and pole deen, both of Manchester. veer off the road. His car had to be the needs of all school programs at reassure the public they are being of South Windsor; three brothers, About town I vault, he said. Uniforming for new A graveside service will be towed from the scene. all levels of the school system.” He protected while they are also most William J. Jurgelas and Charles A. girls' athletic programs should be Thursday at 11 a.m. in East William R. Goulet, 22, of 34 Elm also noted that Manchester ranks vulnerable. Jurgelas, both of South Windsor, and completed during the 1977 budget The holiday security program Cemetery. The Rev. Bruce Jacques, Ter. was treated for forehead The Charismatic Prayer Meeting 61st In per pupil expenditures in the Walter Jurgelas of West Hartford; year, he recommended. began after Thanksgiving. It has vicar of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church lacerations at the hospital and scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 stpte and that West Hartford and and two sisters, Mrs. William Myette Remaining needs should be stepped up with the approach of of South Windsor, will officiate. released after the car he was driving p.m. at East Catholic High School Blast Hartford, which have been used of South Windsor and Mrs. Theodore prioritized and funded within total Christmas, Drumm said. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. struck the guard rails on W. Middle has been cancelled. It will be next in comparison budgets, rank frist and Oik of Tolland. budget limitations, Kennedy con Federal funds paid for the portable Center St., is in charge of Tpke about 2:54 a.m. today. Goulet Wednesday, Dec. 29 as usual. '7th, respectively. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 cluded. alarms, he said. arrangements. told police he fell asleep at the wheel ■; rn from Newkirk and Whitney Pee Wee Basketball at Sunset Ridge gets under way ’There are no calling hours. and awoke when his car struck the i ii.i'sral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Arthur H. Stein rails on the south side of the road. I R O U T E S Frank DiGregorio, director of the East Hartford Parks and Recreation Department, shows East Hartford, with a Mass at St. East Hartford Francis of Assisi Church at 9. Burial VERNON-Arthur H. Stein, 84, of Alan Fawcett, 18, of 96 Summer St., S O U T H some of the finer points of dribbling to boys at the Sunset Ridge School Saturday afternoon will be in St. Catherine’s Cemetery, 27 Wilson Lane died Monday night at was treated for minor head injuries RAILROAD SALVAGE ‘police report during the Pee Wee Basketball program. Broad Brook. Rockville General Hospital. He was I WINDSOR the husband of Mrs. Louise Tonon Friends may call at the funeral Jay M. Price Jr., 18, of 167 Timber home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Armelin Stein. Police report Trail, East Hartford was arrested Ken Precourt, 11, of 22 Berkley Lane, East Hartford tries to Mr. Stein was bom March 15, 1892 Wilbur G. Nelson Monday at 4:42 p.m. in the Bradlees keep the ball away from the stealing hands of Frank DiGregorio, in Rockville and had lived here all his store at 940 Silver Lane and charged director of Parks and Recreation. The director was instructing BOLTON - Wilbur G. Nelson, 75. life. He was a retired music teacher. Tools valued at $1,400 were 10.10 with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif boys in Grades 4-6 Saturday at the Sunset Ridge School during a of 16 Keeney Dr. died Monday dt He is also survived by a son, Arthur reported missing from a construction O K N N O W iiB ting). He is scheduled to appear in Manchester Memorial Hospital after P. Stein of Rockville; a daughter, trailer at Wetherell and Bidwell St. Common Pleas Court 12 in East Pee Wee Basketball session. (Herald photo by Dunn) a long illness. He was the husband of Mrs. Dean Russell of LaCrosse, Monday. Hartford Jan. 11. Mrs. Carrie Berrett Nelson. Wis.; a brother, Eldward Stein of Police said the trailer had been Mr. Nelson was bom Feb. 15,1901 Thomsponville; two sisters, Mrs. entered through a window and taken in East Hartford, son of the late Gertrude Pitney of Broad Brook and were a chain saw blade, a pipe saw, RUBY VINE I HE BOT 3500 sets# Mayor to recommend Leland and Jennie Gibbs Nelson, and Mrs. Anna Rostek of Granby; five antifreeze and various tools. East Hartford had lived in Bolton for many years. grandchildren and two great David W. Hodgdon, 21, of 147 PEARCE-SIMP80N He was a member of the Brotherhood grandchildren. Autumn St., was charged Monday CB RADIOS fire calls' board appointments of Railroad Engineers Local 205, and The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 with breach of peace in connection had been employed by the Penn Cen a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral with a previous disturbance at a eTHE SHILL CUT Monday, 11:02 a.m. -Electrical short tral railroad for 55 years before his Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, Union St. address. He was released circuit caused fire at Mickey’s Drive-In BY MAL BARLOW • Marcella Fahey of 61 Henderson retirement in 1971. He had previously with a Mass at St. Bem art's Church, on a written promise to appear in Dr., Bessie Juggins of 48 CTiesslee THATROlIRSe at 119 Pitkin St. Fire Marshal John Mayor Richard Blackstone is worked aboard Texas Refining Co. Rockville, at 10. Burial will be in St. court Jan. 10. Rd., and Mack Hawkins of 189 Green Armstrong allowed the drive-in to reopen expected to recommend a long list of tankers for three years. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. Edwin Hernandez. 23. of Hartford, at 1:30 p.m. after the rest of the wiring appointments to town boards and Manor Dr., all to the Human Rights was checked out. Other survivors are a brother, Friends may call at the funeral was charged with violation of proba MOBU IRMISGQVER commissions at the Town Council Commission for terms ending Monday, 12:58 p.m. —False alarm to December 1979. Harold T. Nelson of Plainville; and home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. tion Monday. He was presented a 23 CHANNELS- meeting tonight at 8 in the Town two sisters, Edna Dent and Dora warrant for the arrest in the Hart • $ Q 8aCH IM ITR IIl the town garage on Burnside Ave. • J. Leslie VanCamp of 162 Burke Monday, 3:28 p.m. —First aid to Hall. Cooper, both of East Hartford. ford Jail and was scheduled for courtc St., to the Inland Wetlands Commis In Memoriam S /V NETD GLOWS R N K I WHEN Prestige Park Rd. The recommendations will be: Cremation will be in Springfield, appearance Monday. NUXIMUM LEGAL POWER sion to complete the term of'W . In loving memory of my mother, IKCQVWGMD-THHISlinilG Monday, 3:55 p.m. —Dryer on fire at 16 • Charlie Brewer of 55 Farnham Murphy ending December 1977. Mass. Burial will be at the con Charged with fourth-degree eS/RF METER sSPEAKER JACK Sophie Kramer, who p ased away FLASHES NHaiT D Cannon Rd. Dr., to the Building Code Board of • Bernard McGovern (neutral) of venience of the family. December 20. 1966. larceny (shoplifting) Monday was WHENMOMUmiG eNOISE UM TER •CERAMG FILTER Monday, 4:07 p.m; — Falso alarm to Appeals for a term ending December 3 Hickory Dr., to the Personnel The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Gone but not forgotten. Hortensia LaPointe, 19, of Vernon. the Gateway Apartments at 233 Ellington 1981. Appeals Board for a term ending Rd. Center St., Manchester, is in charge D au ^ter Mary She was released on a written NSlWCnON BOOK • Frances Bilodeau of 257 High December 1979. and Family Monday, 5:12 p.m. —First aid to 16 of arrangements. promise to appear in court Jan. 10. St.,to the Commission on Services to FCCUGENSE Madison St. • E. Charlie Stebbins of 220 ’There are no calling hours. the Elderly for a term ending Grande Rd,, (representing manage gKaRaMMMMMMBSUaiMUHMIBaKamMXSIMn Monday, 7:29 p.m. —False alarm to the FORM*** town garage again. December 1979. ment) to the Personnel Appeals Monday, 7:58 p.m. —Minor fire at 101 • Angelina ’Thomas of 22 Oakwood Board as an alternate for the same PINEHURST at 302 Main... Connecticut Blvd (elderly housing high St., to the same commission for the term. Skating Shop Pinehurst for Holiday Foods Wednesday 8 til 6, rise). same term. • Robert J, Kiely. (neutral) of 42 report ’Thursday 8 A.M. til 8 P.M., Friday 8 A.M. til 6 P.M. Monday, 9:42 p.m. —First aid at auto • Pasquale J. Salemi Jr. of 60 Appletree Dr.,to the Personnel There is no skating today at Closed All Day Christmas Day and Gosed Sunday, accident at Penney High School. Burnside Ave., to the Conservation Appeals Board as an alternate to Now the boys try his techniques. (Herald photos by Dunn) Monday, 9:59 p.m. — First aid to 785 and Environment Commission for a complete the term of McGovern en Manchester park areas, the Recrea December 26th . . . Forbes St. tion Department reported. Informa term ending December 1980. ding December 1977. Today, 10:08 a m. —First aid to 1116 • Nancy DePietro of 69 Wakefield tion on Wednesday’s skating may be Main St. • Dominick J. Serignese of 67 SWEDISH LAND OF LAKES Circle to the same commission to fill obtained by calling 643-4700. Today, 10:17 a.m. — First aid to 40 Christine Dr., and John Grottole of 27 BUTTER y " fa Brown St. the unexpired term of C. Behrens to May St.,to the Planning and Zoning KORV December 1978. School board will get FACTORY WARRMITy Commission for terms ending Made from the a*1.05 • Warren Sullivan of 112 December 1981. Alexander Berggren Birchwood Rd.,to the Economic • George B. Goodberg of 24 Wa Will Hava East Hartford Development Commission for a term Fire calls recipe ... Come In and Ellsworth St., to the PZC as an alter buy It now, or place SEALTEST NATIONALLY public records. ending December 1979. nate for the same term, housing report Jan. 10 your order II you went • John Hornbeck of 92 Wakefield • Pasquale J. Salemi of 6 Brent- to be aura of getting EGG NOG Circle to the EDC also for the same moor Rd. and Frank Maffe of 1673 Manchester Monday, 4:27 p.m. —Light j ADVERTISED what you want term. Main St., to the Public Building Com Monday, 9:24 a.m. —Garage ballast at 336A Broad St. | Warranty deed • Frank C. Collins of 566 Oak St.,to BY SHEILA TILLER 17, but Mrs. Ruggles said it would be one or two public hearings.” (Town) H Friday... STUFFING BREAD M i mission for terms ending December fire at 124 Carriage Dr. MOUNT ANU Roger J. Soucy et al to Robert I. the EDC for the same term. East Hartford’s school board will pushing it (the final decision on Daley later suggested fixing dates (Town) Today, 1:12 a.m. —Delayed 5 1981. We will have a H R S T Desjardin et al, property on Jerry • Rose Older of 11 Walter Pi., to get a housing report when it meets school closings) too far down the for public hearings on the housing Monday, 4:09 p.m. ignition of oil burner, at 115 B • Russell Richards of 70 Harvard limited supply of CHESTNUTS »129. Rd. the Fine Arts Commission for a term Jan. 10. road. report, but Del Ponte said, “We don’t Main St. (District) I MICRUPHUNE Dr., to the Redevelopment Agency —Unnecessary smoke call at 3 lb. Bags of • QIMIITY Budget workshops begin in have a recommendation yet, so I Cooper Hill and Pine Sts. Today, 9:22 a.m. —False J Trade name ending December 1981. for a term ending December 1981. The board usually meets the first January, and the board has to make (Town) alarm at 173 Main St FRESH OYSTERS Domenic J. DiBattista et al dplng • Doris Rayner of 29 Hillcrest • Roland Antil of 33 Sawka Dr. to and third Mondays of the month, but don't think it is necessary to set JUM BO SHRIM P a VALUE INCLUUEU business as Corky’s "Famous" Rd.,to the arts commission for the school closing decisions before star public hearing dates." (District) and planty of pound the Retirement Board for a term en because Jan. 3 is right after the Italian Pizzeria to be located on Main same term. ting the budget. Dorothy Carey, always a parents bags of Pepparldga Farm and ding Dcember 1981. holidays, the board moved that Arnold St. just north of Prospect St. • Barbara Morkan of 585 Oak St., • Mary Finnegan of 30 Parkview meeting a week to Jan. 10. Board chairman Larry Del Ponte advocate, said, “’The first meeting is LARBEIHRIMP said, "Originally, we planned to audience night for the public SEASONED OVER 10,000 SOLD! 850 SETS lEFTeeeFO R HOME 110 VOLT to the arts commission for the same Dr., to the Zoning Board of Appeals But its decision was not un MORRELL HAMS term. for a term ending December 1981. animous. Mrs. Joyce Ruggles. a make a decision tonight,” but School anyway; if the public is aware of the WARNING STUFFING H R S T Q U A U n BUTTERBALL and COftVfRTIGU TO CAR*B0AT12 VOLT BATTERY • Maurice Rudolph of 34 John • John DellaRipa of 55 Sunset board member, said she wanted to Supt. Dr. Eugene Diggs said he agenda item, they will be here. I feel when you buy a bicycle, make sure it has SHURFINE New Crop 40 CHANNELS Pace CB 162 Patrolman St.,to the Housing Code Board of Ridge Dr., to the ZBA as an alternate hear that report and wants to vote on hadn't planned on a vote last night. that would be the most we could hope a guarantee like thisi FROZEN TURKEYS ONE PIE NOMINAL H I 28 CHANNELS CI/AM TRAIMCEIVEH Appeals for a term ending December for the same term. any school closings, but she can't be The board voted last Jan. 5 to keep for until we see the reports and e aV VACI FULL LEGAL OUT-PUT suspended 1981. . all schools open this year, reaching recommendations of the ad • Lifetime on the frame PUMPKIN or at the Jan. 10 meeting; she said she U.S.D.A. Choice N OAV FACTONV WANBANTV decision after listening to parents ministration.” SHURFINE S/RF M ETER ENFIELD (UPI) - A Hartford had made other commitments, • One year on all parts RIB ROAST OF BEEF pnd then debating the question until The board voted not to set public patrolman was charged with first based on the fact the board would • One year free service U.S.D.A Choice CRANBERRY P A C I R C U I T midnight. hearing dates by a 6-2 vote, with degree robbery Monday night in the Lucas disputes claims meet on its usual dates. • Bikes sre completely assembled TENDERLOINS SAUCE Dr. Richard Veltri said last night, Board secretary Robert Bannon and MKROPHONE AND MOUNT Enfield Square Mall and was Board member Richard Daley “don’t think the board would make a Daley voting “nay,’’ U.S.D.A. Choice suspended from the police depart suggested moving the report to Jan. SHELL LOIN SjMaOO panic involved in decision decision of that magnitude without THE BIKE SHOP puts this ment, Police Chief Walter J. Skower OF BEEF guarantee on all 10 speed bikes, 2 'A aize cana said. tfhd Cut to order into the OLD FASHIONED ^2 1 8 Phillip C. Hansley, 24, of Hartford to give him Vietnamese boys we’re proud of Itl Fineat Sleaka PUMPKIN VALUE allegedly went into Steiger's Depart e ment Store and passed a note to a BRIDGEPORT (UPD-A man who by Lucas. She is now trying to regain custody cashier about 7 p.m. asking for is fighting to keep two Vietnamese East Hartford court news 32 Oz. COKE None Such of the boys, saying she gave them up 10% O f f money, Skower said. The casliier boys given to him by their mother in Qts. of c o n MINCE MEAT DON’T M ISS IT!!!!!!! under duress of war. She said she ANY BIKE gave the robber more than $200 and 1975 has testified ^ere wasn’t any CLUB or Rrandied or Plain feared for their lives. ACCESSORIES then fainted. panic in Saigon in the final days Judge Nicholas Armentano, after a Uwo counts), both nolled. Lucas said he never saw "the Dispositions in Common Pleas GINQERALE A plainsclothes policeman, before the Communist takeover. hearing, found probable cause for the • Jam es Cramer, 20, of 347 Main OFFER G O O D GOLD MEDAL streams of refugees” in Saigon that Court 12 in East Hartford recently in assigned to the mall because of re charges and bound the case over to St., East Hartford, risk of injury to' T IL XM AS Richard Lucas, 33, of Fairfield, Mrs. Popp said she saw. clude: FLOUR cent armed robberies, allegedly saw the next session of the Hartford minor, nolled. 2 a. 79* testified in Bridgeport Superior He also said he didn’t see posters of • Jeffrey J. Lyman, 18, and Hansley fleeing from the vicinity of County Superior Court. • Brian G. McMahon, 17, of 114 I 3I70« MoAli TOYS*** Court Monday his recollection of the Communist atrocities and dead Russell E. Saunders, 19, both of 14 OFF ANY 10 SPEED the cashier. Hansley was stopped Lyman pleaded guilty to improper Florence St., Manchester, third- final days differs substantially from children that Mrs. Popp said partial Delmont St., Manchester, both outside the store by two policemen use of lights in an unrelated matter degree criminal mischief, nolled. TAKARA PUGH BEACON 1/2 OFF testimony given by the mother, Hao ly prompted her to have the children pleaded not guilty to inciting injury For your shopping convenience, we suggest that you who found him arm ed with a and was fined $10. • Jeffrey Ostberg, 22, of 74 Cooper Thi Popp. sent out of the country. to persons or property stemming Free Delivery Christmas Eve buy your staples early in the week ... pick up your handgun, Skower said. The charge of interfering with a St., Manchester, breach of peace, tU THM-A-TIIEE* O W U R E U V He also said a meeting with Mrs. Lucas, who was an Exxon employe from a Manchester incident Aug. 28. H IR Iu — 3 Speed and Ltarning Bikes previously ordered FRESH TURKEYS, Rib Roast Skower said Hartford Police Chief police officer against both youths failure to appear, bond of $500 cash aXMAS U LLS«0IIR LAID «TR EE SNRTSaXMAS CARDS Popp in February was different than in Saigon, said he “felt safer in The charges stem from their Beef or other meat cuts Thurs. or Fri. TTiurs, til 8 L O W P U K E S Hugo Maslni identified Hansley at the way she described it. allegedly leading a large group of was nolled (not prosecuted). called. OPEN EVERY aLNHTS«DEC0RATI0NS— ^WNATEVEirS LEFTlilll!!!!! Saigon than walking to court.” THE BIKE SHOP P.M.,Fri.by6P.M. the Enfield police station and Mrs. Popp, 24, now of Newbury youths who thwarted police efforts to • Darlene M. Paul, 20, of the Essex NITE TIL » On Feb. 10 Lucas and a social ISO Spruce e tr^ PINEHUGSTGROCEGYINC. suspended him from the department. Park, Calif., relinquished her sons in worker met with Mrs. Popp in arrest another youth. The lives of • Rita Bohard, 32, of 235 Main St., Motel, E. Center St., Manchester, MANCHESTER Hansley was being held in lieu of Saigon to an adoption agency with the California after she escaped to the police officers were threatened, East Hartford, Issuing bad check issuing bad check, nolled. • 4 7 - 1 0 3 7 302 MAIN RM UIOM I SILVIUE TER M SaUIIK M ER KM IllalUSTER CIMRIIE OR CIISH m $15,000 bond. understandlng^hey would be adopted United States. police said. ■M «ia IMMnSnSMMiMIMMDMMMDeiaMMI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 21,1976— PAGE THRE&B P*r.E TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Toei., Dec. 21, 197» Team to hire project clerk Area ends Rham honors students Gormley says judge hasty South Windsor According to Talbot, the clerk of should hire the c l ^ and who would flu shots win change in system The South Windsor Town Council the works keeps records of weather have termination powers. Monday night tried to clarify the conditions, tradesmen on the job, Callahan said because the town The Community Health Ser By KAREN BISKUPIAK Hebron Board of Education on ap position of clerk of the works for the delivery of materials, progress of "happens to be blessed" with a town in dismissing Reilly case vice Inc., which serves An construction and other duties of an manager with vast experience in Herald Correspondent pointment of costs for the school di^ new. $765,000 fire headquarters dover, Columbia, Hdtron and observation nature. building projects, be felt there could Members of tbe Rham High School trict, annual evaluation of the project. Marlborough, has suspended its Talbot said copies of daily reports be the best of cooperation between Honor Society approached the superintendent, and methods of im By ANDREW M. NIBLEY conflicted with testimony of recanted the confession tor the se Town Manager Paul Talbot — who swine flu immunization should be submitted to the architect, the PBC, town manager and Regknal District 8 Board of Educa proving public relations for tbe COC. HARTFORD (UPI) - Chief State’s witnesses at the Reilly trial in 1974 cond and third time. while town manager in Gloucester, program in accordance with PBC and town manager. Violations architect. tion Monday night with complaints The Hebron board made a study Atty. Joseph T. Gormley says a judge and therefore were inconclusive. Reilly was an 18-year-old lead Mass., had experience with $25 state and federal guidelines. of contract specirications, improper The council agreed that while the about the appliatioa of ^ym marks coucerning the COC in the wake (rf acted hastily in dismissing "What can fairly be said for the guitarist in a local rock group, "Sub million worth of building projects — No further booster injectioos workmanship, or substitution of PBC would have Final authority over for High Honors credits. some residents' concerns. The COC manslaughter charges last month Finney statements is that they do not Zero," when on the night of Sept. 28, said he believes the clerk should be will be give Tuesdays or materials should be reported im the clerk and the building project, Student Wolf Losee, representing is made up of rqiresentatives from against Peter A. Reilly in the 1973 establish the presence of Reilly 1973, he left a teen center and drove hired by the town manager in Thursdays at the agency office mediately. the hiring of the clerk of the works tbe society, told board members the three local Boards of Education slaying of bis mother. several miles from his home at the cooperation with the Public Ehiilding in Colmnbia. in his 1968 Corvette to his mother’s The Town Charter gives the PBC could be a team effort. there have been many complaints in Hebron, Andover and (Jormley also maintained Monday time of his mother's murder,” he modest home in rural Falls Village, Commission (PBC) and the ^ The Health Service office will over-all authority on all building Mayor Sandra Bender asked the that although gym is only a q u rte r- Marlborough, as well as the Rtuun “the time of death was not crucial in said. about eight miles away. architect. i close at 3 p.m. Thursday and projects. council clerk to send a summary of credit, it ^ is a factor in deter Board. the case.” Both comments were Gormley’s assertion that time is of He said he found her bloodied and Both Talbot and PBC Chairman ^ Dec. SO. The office will be Monday night's meeting between the decision made Monday to Town mining honors status. A pn^iosal by the Hebron board to made at a news conference following no consequence implies what is dying. Her throat was slashed, both Vincent Callahan agreed the clerk V closed all dav Fridav and Dec. should be an observer with no super the PBC. town council and town Atty. Thomas Dennis, wbo will sub S d m l Supt David Cattanaefa told create a COC of full membership of his release of a report requested by crucial in the case is Reilly’s confes legs were broken and she was mit a written opinion to the council. I 31. ■ ■ § vising authority. manager was intended to decide who tbe boanTbe too bad beard numerous all district board members was Gov. Ella T. Grasso. sion that he killed his mother. Reilly mutilated. He called for help and un complaints that the system isn't fair. withdrawn. His comment relating to the time repudiated that confession a day derwent a strip search by a state Cattanach said the current method The resignation of Donna L. of death was opposed to the general after it was made. police lieutenant who found no blood computing the student honor roll Williams as a technical aide from reason given by the state’s chief (^estions have been raised about on his body or clothing. ^ Vernon expands language program would mean that any student could supportive services as accepted, Superior Ckiurt judge in granting the techniques used by the state Reilly was convicted of achieve no more than one “B.” and a effective Dec. 23. She has taken a Reilly a retrial last March. police to obtain the confession. Some manslaughter in 1974 and received a By BARBARA RICHMOND the program to the Sykes Scixx^ to caught in tbe first grade and thm Dubeau. wbo was not a member of "B ” or “C' grade in physical educa position with Jhe state's Long Lane "Time was a key factor, essential say the police played on the youth’s 6-to-16 year sentence. He appealed inexperience when he was questioned Herald Reporter accommodate a Northeast student jwoblems can be corrected by the Uk board when the program was ap tion would eliminate a student from School. Tbe board appointed Marla- to the commission of the crime," and was granted a retrial on the basis in a polygraph test, which he Although some B o ^ of Elducation wbo will be in Grade 6 there next time they enter sixth grade. She said proved last May, said. “It is my per tbe honor roll. Jean Miner to fill tte vacancy at a Judge John A. Speziale ruled. of new evidence. requested. members expressed misgivings Mon year. The board deferred action on they have to catch up first, though. sonal view that it is inequitable Cattanach recommoided a change rate of $2.35 per hour. Superior Court Judge Simon Cohen “An injustice has been done and “Nothing in general was wrong day night, a unanimous vote em that request until a later meeting. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, taking staff to accommodate a few to eliminate physical education from Tbe board also filled a custodial dismissed charges Nov. 24 against the result of a new trial would with the methods the police used,” powered the administration to hire The program is a pilot one started superintendrat of schools, noted that students. I feel we should reinstate honor rcdl conputation. Tbe board vacancy with Aristides Young at a Reilly, 21, when the state disclosed it probably be different," Speziale 1 ■ another speech and bearing clinician last September. Richard Bowman, tbe program is mandated or the the program to me rest of tbe system had no opposition to tbe change.. rate of $3.15 per hour. The appoint had evidence for three years which Gormley said. ruled. During the test, Reilly asked, for the rest of the school year. who beads it. said students are cfaildien have to be sent to special and consider it again when we have In other bostness, the board voted ment was retroactive approval of an tended to absolve him in the death of Mrs. Grasso has sent Gormley’s "Does that (the polygraph) actually The action came after the board showing improvement and the goal is schools outside tbe system. the funds.” unanimously to authorize its Central administrative appointment made Busy days his 51-year-old mother. findings to Connecticut Chief Justice read my brain?” beard a lengthy report on a special to return them to the regular The town now has one such child in Board Chairman William Houle Office (Committee (OOC) represen Nov. 23. Affidavits signed by Frank and Charles S. House and the question of The interrogator replied, "Oh, program for chiWrM with language classroom. He said be expects to see an outside school. Oinicians feel tbe asked Kerkin if be would reccsmnend tatives to discuss a proposal frtwn the at the dump Wanda Finney two days after the whether a special prosecutor will be definitely.” handicaps. more progress in the second quarter child could be Inoaght back to the placing students outside tbe system slaying of Mrs. Barbara Gibbons appointed as requested by key Nancy Garabedian. supervisor of because problems in the first quarter system if the proper program is if the ^Hogram ended. suggested strongly that Reilly was Gormley also denied the state tried legislative leaders remains un speech and bearing, said one clini have b e a ironed out. provided. It costs the town $12,000 for Keikin said if tbe problems are The Andover Disposal elsewhere at the approximate time to cover up key evidence in the Reil answered. Gormley said there was cian was devoting full time to the Others involved in the program, tuition and transportatian fm one severe and hey couldn't be met in Coventry votes to join the state said he slew his mother. ly case, that the names of the no need for one. special program, which involves besides Mrs. Garabedian and Bow child. the system, that that would be a Area on Shoddy Mill Rd. is When asked if he thought Ckihen Finneys were known as state "The state police are doing three students, and another is man. are Albert Kokin, assistant Board member Robert Dubeau possibility. probably busiest on Satur dismissed the charges against Reilly witnesses to counsel for Reilly at the everything humanly possible to solve superintendent of schools, and Bren said the board bad three cpticms to .Another board member, Edward rental subsidy program too quickly, Gormley replied, "Yes, I time of trial. this case,” he said. bomebound with a back injury days, when residents of An Mrs Garabedian said because of da Somosel. reading clinician. All consider; To abandon the program, Meyers, asked what the system is do believe he did." He said, however, he has found The charges were dismissed com originally took over the land because the shortage children in other schools classroom teachers are also involved continue it and hire an additional per really doing for the students whose By LLNDA LOVERING dover and Bolton make Reilly was arrested by state police evidence that probably should have pletely on Thanksgiving Eve when of a welfare department. aren't having their needs met. She in many ways. son. or exmtinne it without hiring an problems are not severe. Herald Correspondent within hours of the killing and been admitted during Reilly’s trial. the state disclosed it had suppressed The town council voted to sell U)t their periodic trips to the said the caseload hasn't declined Concerning expansion of tbe additional person and abandon the "I see a dangm that we're taking a Some (Coventry reridents may be charged with murder. This consisted of comments Reilly other evidence which strongly 30 to Elcho Rd. to William Robert for even though enrollment has dropped. program to Grade 6. Mrs. Garabe- prior level of service in other lot of money working with these paying less rent under a federal dump. At the news conference, Gormley made separately within days of the suggested Reilly was elsewhere dian said it is hoped duldren can be schools. students and flattening out the ones $570. Robert owns adjacent Lots 26, She also urged the board to expand bonring assistance program in the Above, cars and trucks maintained the Finney statements killing to two men in which he on the night his mother was slain. in the middle, because I don't think Windham Planning Region. 27 and 28. Robert plans to give the State's Atty. Dennis A. Santore they are getting the attention they The Coventry "Town Council Mon land to his son, Timothy. back up to unload in the said then he discovered two af should.” Meyers said. day ni^t p a s^ a resolution to in- THmothy Robert has an application landfill area. At right, fidavits in the file of his late Vernon YES needs homes Mrs. Devra Baum, board member, chide tbe town in tbe rent subsidy pending with the Zoning Board of predecessor that had been taken czantioned that the board has a program. Appeals to convert the seasonal Morris Silverstein of Reilly’s lawyer replies from the former auxiliary state Vernon's Youth Emergency counseling for the runaway youths are tbe Rev. David Eusden of Union tendency to fit tbe mold that's there, Steven Bnirii, state Department of dwelling on Lots 28, 27 and 28 to a Bolton clears pine needles trooper and his wife. Shelter (YES) program is in need of and their families whenever Congregational Church, president: and rile belied it wouldn't continne Community Affair (DCA) represen year-round dwelling. Timothy Robert The couple said on the night of the host homes to provide temporary necessary. Mrs. Gaile Dembeci. first vice presi this way. ^ said. ‘'We're dealing tative, said the program would be also has an agreement to buy Lot 29 from the back of his truck. killing they had seen Reilly driving bousing for youths who run away Allen said a host family can be any dent, Richard God^. second vice with a $9 million budget and I think available to the elderly, han from another owner. report misses the issue his Corvette at approximately the from home or who are living in family willing to p ro v ^ sleeping president; Mrs. Marilyn Foley, thic amount is mirmr ” The addition of Lots 29 and 30 will same time the state said he had slain dicapped. disabled and low-income criminating” by the prosecutor in “stressful environmental con facilities and meals on a short-term secretary, the Rev. Edwin Mrs E li^beth Steele said she satisfy tbe Coventry zoning regula Herald photos HARTFORD (UPI) - Peter A. his mother. families. Fifty bousing units will be Reilly’s trial, even though the ditions.” basis. The youths stay with tbe fami Bartholomew of First feels tbe board faas an cmiigation to subsidized in the Windham Planning tion requiring 24,000 square feet of by Steve Dunn Reilly's lawyer, T.F. Gilroy Daly, In the report released Monday, The program has been in the plan ly can be for one night a w e^end. or Congregational Church, treasurer, carry out something it started. says a report on the investigation of statements were not introduced into Region. Ciiventry residents have a space for conversion to a year-round evidence and were not turned over to Gormley said the defense in the Reil ning stages since May and gained several da3ts and iqi to two weeks in and Mrs. Janice Chaplin, co- When tbe final vote was taken to dwelling. the case by Chief State's Atty. Joseph good chance of receiving help the defense. ly prosecution was aware of the momentum in August when Charles some cases. treasurer hire the additional cliniriaT' far tbe T. Gormley "does not address the because the town's population is A tour of town ball, led by Town Daly said when the statements sur names of Frank and Wanda Finney. E. Allen was appointed youth ser Potential host families can chtain Other members of the Board of remainder of the year, tbe vote was issue." larger than other towns in the Manager Frank Connolly, was con faced, they were shown to a judge He said the defense declined, vices director for the town. more information arranging a Directors are Allen; Harbid Delisle The controversy surrounding dis unanimous. program. Brush said. ducted to show the council plans for and ruled to be exculpatory, that is, however, to subpoena the Finneys Atty. Leonard Jacobs, legal ad meeting with the YES staH, who will of tbe Vernon Felice Department: closure the state suppressed The report said if a part-time WiTlimantir and Mansfield will not renovation of the building. Connolly helpful to the defense, not the after they refused to talk to Reilly’s viser for the group, said be hopes to explain the program in detail and Mrs. Beverly Cochran, social evidence helpful to Reilly’s defense program is started at Sykes, a be involved in tbe program. Brush said the cost of the project is es prosecution. trial counsel. Catharine Roraback. Hie incorporation p^ims sometime answer any questions. If tbe family worker; Sister Lorraine LaV^igne. St. centers on whether the prosecution language rlinirian would be needed said. These towns have their own timated at $750. The renovation is Superior Court Judge Simon Cohen Gormley maintained this, this week. He said incorporatioo would like to talk to other host Bernard's C3inrc±; Mrs. Diane Scott; might have been more interested in 15 hours a werit and reading and program, be said. designed to provide more productive dismissed charges Nov. 24 against "repudiates any accusation of a bla protects tbe individnal mesnbers of families in the area tbe staH will Mrs. Shirley Eaton, and Ms. Jeanne Tax break is up to voters seeking a conviction rather than resource teachers, five hours a week. 1 ^ ^Hogram is designed to give working conditions for town hall Reilly, 21, when the state disclosed it tant coverup in this case,” YES from personal liability. arrange that also. Barnard. A room in a quiet portion of the justice. mcmey to tbe property owner to employes, boards and commissions. Andover Daly said Monday statements had the statements, signed by Frank After the charge against Reilly Tbe YES staff will provide The new officers of tbe program school would be needed, plus several The land, now owned by Robert of town equipment and the canine was dismissed last month, Mrs. offset his costs and reduce the A final decision on possible tax placing Reilly several miles from the and Wanda Finney two days after the items of equipment. The total cost Fuller, is to be sold to the nature vehicle. No action was taken. Grasso ordered the state police to tenant's rent. abatement for the Bishop's Lake scene of the slaying of his mother slaying of Mrs. Barbara Gibbons. was estimated at $11.8S. Rockville 1 Conservancy and then resold to the • Set the third Wednesday of each reinvestigate Miss Gibbons' murder The program will be advertised property on Jurovaty Rd, will be minutes before the murder are help The Finneys said they saw Reilly The report also said tbe program at , hospital notet state, if the deal goes through as month, at 10 a.m., as the time for at the two-room cottage on Rt. 63 Area police report soon, Brurii said. Apfdicants should J decided in an Andover Town ful to the defense, not the prosecu miles away from home near the time Northeast will expand from three to expected. Board of Selectmen meetings in 1977. where she lived with Reilly. ai^ly at the DCA office in Elastern Meeting, not yet scheduled. tion. The statements were gathered of the slaying of his mother. five students next vear. Admitted Monday: Raymond Beaupre, The request for tax abatement • Appointed Gordon McDonald to a Coonecticat at that time, be said. Andover selectmen last week dis by state police and held in the Daly has contended the statements Reilly's attorney, T.F. Cjlroy Da Vernon rdeased on a $250 non-surety bond 00 him with discmlerly conduct in coo- Woodhill Rd., Man^ester; Robert came from state officials. vacancy on the Library Board. The ly, and top legislative leaders have The new office wiD be open soon, be cussed the possibility, which hinges prosecution's file until three years prove Reilly would not have had time John Faulkner Jr., 20, of 3H Ijkp this charge. nectkm with a Sqit. 25 inctdeot. He E. Main St., Rockville; Orrin Hakey, In other business last week, An vacancy was created by the resigna said a special prosecutor should be said. on sale of the 528-acre parcel to the after Reilly was convicted of first to kill his mother, make three phone S t, Venion, was arrested Monday on The second warrant charged him was held on a $100 bcmd and was to be McLean St., Rockville; Howard Hall, dover selectmen: tion of Patricia Adams. named to look into the original in Area fire calls Tbe project is funded by tbe Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; Steven Jacobsen, nonprofit Nature Conservancy. degree manslaughter. calls, and be free of blood when state two separate warrants issued by with fourth-degree larceny in cmnec- presented in court today. federal Dqiartmient of Housing and • Reviewed new regulations on use police arrived at his house. vestigation and trial of Reilly. Commoo Pleas Court 19. Hillside Manor Ave., Vernon; Kathleen But Gormley said the statements tioo with an A ^ 22 incident. He was Urban Development (HUD) and will Pajer, Geraldine Dr., Coventry; Susan were judged to be "very in On one warrant, Faulkner was released ou a $100 non-surety bond on Scott Pierce. 19, of 2 Eknerald Dr., Tolland County continue for at least the next ten Perrault, Sunset Terrace, Vernon; xiaieiiatBSsateissateiZttKaiafBatailEafsilsiteiBaiieitAiaraitedfillfiliatliaDEeiiN'g charged with reckless driving, this charge. In both cases his court VonoD. was arrested Monday on a Monday. 3:37 pjn . car fire. Stop & Shop. Rt. 30 (VernoD) years. Brush said. Dorothy Whatley, Court St., Rockville. Hieeding, driving while bis license date is Jan. 12 in Rockville. warrant charging him with brrach of Monday, 5:11 p.m., stove fire. In other action, the town council Discharged Monday: Leonard Church sets was suspended and failure to obey an the peace in cmmectiCQ with an Aug. Badstubner, Broad Brook; Daniel Plainfield results Gerakhne Dr. (Nortb CkiveDtry) voted to accept Lots 46 and 47 ou Jai alai results 621 HARTFORD ROAD office’s signal. TTiis was in cxmnec- Jeffrey Brown was arrested Mon 14 incident. He is to appear in court Craighill, Old Town Rd., Rockville; many events Monday. 7:40 pjn.. smoke invesUga- Buena Vista I>r. The land was given MANCHESTER. tion with a June 12 incident. He was day on a re-arrest warrant charging in Rockville on Jan. 12. tioo. Woodland Rd. (South Oventry) to tbe town by the state. Tbe state Marion Hughey, George Dr., Vernon; nuot Slow Serenth: $-11 (I) Arthur Matteson, Stafford Springs. Hebron wuTitt ua 6 Soan t aebnek LOO 3^ lOI CON N ECTICUT Soventh 1 lad 3.80 140 Here is the Christmas Hrst F « t TariH C«r$« {D) 4.40 $.20 2i0 3 Oitea I 17.00 13.40 $40 8 PhantoM Chuck 4.40 120 IJ J 3 TwinUe season schedule for St. S-Rm-Zimi S-Irri 9.40 8.80 Tar. 311$ 643-9559 S-iMrtcuei-lirturen 7.80 3.00 $YrttM ( h M : 186 paid 1S.60 100 1-lolivar I 3.00 7 Oebbit C 4.61 Peter’s Episcopal Church IDanniUtartt Quiniela 3-S paid $0.00 PerfKta: U l pfad 37JO 649-3541 Bolton finance board spends $2,507 Qum li SJ (Mid U.80 raw: 40:47 TrifecU 6-1-3 pSd 26L2t PerfKta 3 $ paid 1S3.90 in Hebron: ferlKti S-S paid 18860 Qwaela: $U paid 2120 Tfilecta 3-$-l paid 3S8.$0 TfHecta: 8-S-7 paid 197.10 E M TariMO Co«r$< (C) Cash & Carry Specials The Bolton Board of Finance approved ap Dems name committees Church voted not to replace tbe church Christmas Eve — TrilNli 8 $1 (taid $28.20 itfa III; S-Franci$co-Guef(fla 16.80 4.40 4.40 ( tarntti U-W ; g propriations totaling $2,507 Monday night. parking lot. Tbe parish* council said 180 PARK HILL JOYCE Children’s service at 4:30 I LOO L40 It: 4 4 ^ Can n.« u . At its last meeting, tbe Democratic Town I U> OstlT ^ 7.00 4i0 4-lut$-4nia(a 140 $.00 2 l i t Pardteck 180 180 A $1,000 gift from tbe Savings Bank of families voted — 162 were in favor of re p a irs p.m.. Holy Communion 3-Qwdio-AcMi 4.40 4i0 T a r «M3 Committee selected a nominating and a T-DaiMy-ZirTii $.00 3' 'M y f I Canypn ta id a : !M tmi IS U t QuiniHa 4 $ paid 84.60 r«e: 3143 Manchester, earmarked for library use, was newsletter-issues committee for tbe May town and 78 were against. service at 10:30 p.m. Quimeii 3-1 paid 47.80 M t d l !H sM W in ROSES P#INSEniAS Peffecti 8-3 paid 113.40 Perleda $-4 paid 227.10 (fainieU: 214 paid 34.20 Christmas Day — Holy TmIn U $-4-3 paid 1.192.80 InhtU : U -t nU S IN N transferred to tbe library account. Tbe spen elections. It said earlier a fund drive for tbe replace Trilecti 8-3-7 paid $$7.10 TrilKta: 4-2-3 paid 423S.40 (faith Oady Doubfa: U4 paid 79.00 IW tS -lM C ) ding plan for the gift — which marked a bank ment of tbe lot would begin in 1977 if 70 per FLOWER SHOP Communion service at 10 ThH Qiosen for tbe nominating committee were 3 Gefw-0ch8a 16.20 7.20 4.00 I hMi Ina IN W IN milestooe in assets — is $500 for books and a.m. t-8rri-U|irti 14.20 7.00 3.80 Third: $-16 W 4 emit, SJI IJI Maureen Houle, James R ogm , Siddig Sattar, cent of tbe families voting were in favor. CMy 7- VriaCi l-hrUiren 6.40 3.80 l-Francisca-Ramoft $.80 3.20 3Falc«n[ddH ».20 6 ^ 4J0 l-lUca-facarai8 I I M u a N k a *1* $ 0 9 9 magazines, $250 for audio-visual materials Walto' Kelly, and Allan IMInian. 57 per cent favored tbe idea. 36 Oak St, in Downtown Manchester Sunday, Dec. 26 — Holy 3-Coiiefta-loIn6r I 3.20 < to 8 ShNtdu Tat: U J4 QuMeli 1-7 paid 39.00 Quiniela 1-3 paid 28.40 1 D.L'i Two Lm 400 Communion service at 8 Pedecia 3-1 paid 68.40 MtMx IN Mil U.N and $250 for supplies. Chosen for the newsletter-issues committee 'The parish council has put off tbe project un PcflKta 1-7 paid 171.60 Ti m : 3122 b u n c h Trifecta 3-1-8 paid $08.80 MKta: IN M U.N Tbe finance board approved $1A07 for the and 10 a.m. TrilKta 1-7-3 paid 376.20 Quiniela: 388 paid 21i0 IritKta: M .) pdl ISIN were Pamela Sborey, Samuri Teller, John til tbe parish is sdidly in favcK' and sup Tcflth PertKta: 388 paid $100 civil defense budget. Of that amount, $500 was Monday, Dec. 27— Feast Fourth TrilKta; 3-81 paid 770.40 Talk S^li |i) Morianos, Dvi Cannon and Robert Young. port its cost. 4.40 $.00 1-Aiptn 9.80 6.40 4.40 3-Zvria 11.40 6Uia 10.40 1S.40 1 Uact I N IN IN taken from cash surplus to repair the siren on Aloysius Abearn will be an adviser. of St. Stephen, Communion 8- 8ci) $.60 4.20 I ' Cemetery elections 3.60 3- fariaca 4.80 6 Shonfo ,0.00 i.M Ut West St. near School Rd. Tbe board at 10:30 a.m. Quntela 16 paid $3.40 4.40 UO 1 Fal 0 b « tt I N The committee accepted tbe resignations of At its annual meeting Satunlay, attended by Quinieli 3-8 paid 3$.80 3 Oeiamy rat: Hi!' Perfecta 16 paid 22160 1 leodon Oubbirs L2I transferred $1,007 from the Capital and Virginia Butterfield a ^ John Toomey. 10 persons, tbe Bolton Cemeteiy Association Saturday, Jan. 1. — Feast Pw Ik U 3 8 paid 123.30 Tfilecta 16-3 paid 496.$0 Quinitb: 2U 3I.N Tiiledo 3 8-S paid 640.80 riMc: 3113 rntKtl: IN sM Nonrecurring Account to the civil defense of the Holy Name of Jesus, Utrenth Quiniela: 386 paid 2120 The primary for tbe town elections is March elected officers for 1977. They are Donald Filth 6-ILi^i-facaraio I 6.60 LOO $.80 IHiKla: i (-1 h M U I N Communion at 10:30 a.m. 7.60 6.60 PtrlKti: 683 paid 6L80 budget to bi^ a new siren to replace one on 7. Tbe Democratic caucus will be Jan. 25 at S Massey, president; Robert Murdock, vice S Fmsto-Uiirle M m -ksa i 8.40 $.80 TrilKta; 6-3-1 paid 37190 Unntk IK |C| Riga Lane. TTie $1,007 appropriation will need Sunday, Jan. 2 — Holy 2-8rri-hrtureA 4.80 2.80 8 FrMcisco-Ochoa 3.60 IKlCeatn UM nil IN p.m. at tbe Community Hall. Tbe committee president; Catherine Leiner, secretary; 3 Dinn]r-Ch8$N I 3.20 QumieU 4-6 paid 34.20 i S p c I t t S N I N Town Meeting approval. Communion at 8 a.m .; Ser OtinifU 2-S paid 43.20 4• laU• • Amoa* 10.20 6.00 6.40 5^ Perfecta 6-4 paid 127.20 7 tl Slua IN will recommend a slate of candidates. Jeannette Sumner, treasurer^ and Elarl MkU S-2 paid 127.$0 8 Sebastian 6 20 4.20 Tntecia 6 4 8 paid U9S.$0 6.40 rat: ilM The town's annual report is now being Nominations from the floor will be accepted. vice of Lessons and Carols TtifMta S-2-3 paid 416.30 6 letty loop Quinib: U l pad ( I N Howard, auditor. Twetlth Tm: 32:27 printed and should be ready by the first of the for Christmas, and Church Suth 4- Franciue lulian 11.60 6.60 140 PaHacta: U l pad U I N New lot rejected Tbe associatkm discussed fixing roads in the 4.40 140 Quinieia: 488 paid 3L80 Inittia : l - I I pad 2IU .N year, it was reported Monday night. School Christmas LFrmcHco-Muruo 2 lut$ fataraio I 8.20 180 PertKta: 488 paid 81.80 town cemeteries and will approach the 2- liiu-Acin $.60 loo la ll* : r«*aa Came K) Last week, parishioners of St. Maurice 3- IUpirt-OUvi 3'faria(a I Arriaga 3.60 TrilKta: 4 8-6 paid $41.$0 Christmas Flowers and program, at 10 a.m. Quiniela 2 4 paid 31.60 I CNcii Caitl bap I.M 4.20 I N selectmen about the matter. Quinida 2-4 paid 27.80 Siith: $-16 (A) PerfKta paid 114.00 3.60 3.00 140 1 0.1 laatlM C ttI I N I N N rlK li 4-2 paid 10100 1 Paradisa Pat ] I V i lathtadai I N TrilecU 4-2-3 paid 338.10 TrilKta 4-2-3 paid 4$6.30 7 Stretch Away 10.00 3.40 140 Taa: 4213 Attendance: 3,641 2 Upton Sprint l U paid 27.60 Handle: 306,360 Yule concert tonight __31« Superfecta: I-1-3-7 paid tOl.OO Pul$CR - First e n d stffl fe x e n n o s t h Qumtla: 2U pad 34.40 ... Attendance: I9$3 Table Arrangements Perfecta: 3140 digital tim ekeeping excellence. If you have InfKta: 1-7-3 paid 2U$A Haodfa; 197,$99 at ekmentary school HOLLY *1.98 box FullS-yecr news for area The music groups of Bolton Elementary-Center School weirreinty (XI I lowers and fills festiva holiday season just naturally go togetherl j will present their annual (Christmas concert tonight at townSi call 7:30 in the K-4 Building of tbe school. The senior and o H m c x Ie ls . For gifts, for decorations, the colorful beauty of freili blooms; Jai alai entries Andover junior bands and choral groups will present a variety of See our w ide radiates cheer throughout the home. selections. Donna Holland .. .646-0375 TUISOAV WGHT Student conductors Linda Bushnell and John Smith will s e l e c ti o n . Daily 10 to 10 P.M. Bolton POST TML I fkl fourth t-1 Seventh i Knock Rou levt 211 lead the senior band. Rebekah Gleason and Alan Potter Choose From A Choice Selection Of: FUST FOURTH StVEMTH TENTH I. Waboos 4-1 1. Fal$taf1 61 7. FontsI Way Donna Holland .. .646-0375 1 Cokiena-bpa I I I Fausto lA rri 61 lOdwa 7-1 Fust 1 Rapid (Uni 7-2 2.SoleH M I. FTy«« Rmr will direct the junior band. Eileen Vogel and Heidi 2-0«ny-larturen I 1. Happiima Showi 21 L lalaptM Ibw 26ene 9-2 Ikluroa 7-2 3. SC la n tiO M Red I 'l ZltvenOi 3iUhcft-U|irte I 3Zana I lack Moyian ILl 4. Un$addk$ CHoutier will perform piano solos. Miss Bushnell, Susan Coventry 3 lUis ■ 41 3lw$ 6-1 4. March 61 ,i\ 1. Pau Neckouf 4-ho-lan ! 4JUbert I Irave 7-2 $. ChaRenced 4Riiiin $-1 4Charola 41 5. Add Out S-2 m m Gately, Lisa Fiano, Karen Chick, Darcy Grisel, Cynthia Linda Lovering .. .742-8555 $ Fwit-lolhar I 1 S-lebiar I 5- francitco$'Aipiri 7-2 $1 4. Printcr'i lack S-2 6. Tefauu T 2. F Ffat 6. Niwi'$ Te$a$ Lad IM 1 1 Shady Dm Sat. til 10 P.M. L-HodritMi-Iarri 68cin $. P.Ta't letty Am 9-2 Fletcher and Patty Franz will perform in an instrumen 6- Arriata I6- 8-1 Hcnedo 9-2 j. Prinlir Eipreii 3-1 7. Su« Out > { 4. DrcMi Weam Ellington FArri-Aon 7-baru 7- Orbea W 1-1 7- Aica 1-1 6. Earfy Rileau M L Tm Liathor tal ensemble. OPEN WED. 8-lriiu-Olave I 1- 2arria l-Chasii I 7-1 I Arcaraio I I I 7. lomy Irook ISl L Last Choice 10-1 * ‘ 1 DM Ed Fifth Dthth L P tN lIM M Barbara Richmond , Sub Francisco-Zarria Sub Oann) Sub OMrina Siib Arriaca I L (Muie Doma 12-1 1. Haw York Anne MiM Gleason, Mary Fletcher, Paul Vogel, Caroline 3$ l6t $ 46l 634 472-2S7-$83S24 2SI-37$-S36 $32 2$8624l7$-246 Second I. Uhby Ime l- l $-1 7. Prbitir't Hofam ...... 643-2711- t $(M kund 10-1 I Ouliide Slock 2-1 LMOc'sHiwk DelSignore, Billy ShMtz, Michael Fletcher, Douglas & THURSDAY UCOND F9TH vam amKTH 1. Hurry frintK 10-1 1 Lady 6-1 1 Waco Masouito 3-1 Twelfth POINSETTIAS Ibam-lan 1 OaiMy-hpa H l-lui$8cn 92 1 Qrbei eiUis M 41 2. FVi lenny Co S-2 4. Arrovfoathor Sun. 10 to 7 P.M. Moore, Michael Gately and Ernie Pierog will form a Hebron 2 bim-h^ I ! lUbertlin 2- Francisco-Cuerma3. Ooy WonM 9-2 7-2 4. Lli'i Mofii On $-2 I. Ud'lTraa* 2Ani0cboa 81 $. Davt'i Ciff 6-1 $. Sou I Fatl FttI junior band ensemble to play "Silent Night" and 3 Fw$to-larturen i 3- lrun-Zarna3- rranciMO-Arcaraio3Charila-0U*e 4-1 7-2 4. Mute klewtain 3-1 6. Md$anco Karen Biskupiak .228-0496 A-Oodrkucrllcarte ! 4- Coiriena-brluren 5. Drishani Lad 8-1 I. hid Dart 7-2 I Onriil Sbdt "O'Seantissima.” PulsarlH| iiui cOWPull** 4 Rcfiedo-A$is ■ 7-2 4 Arriata R-Arcaraio 1-1 7. SoH Foi IM 7. Carry fie I 4. ItCaOM ik r i- u n t I 5- Arriaii l^fcarte5- CharoUMurvaS-Renm-Ochoa 8-1 6-1 6. Sunkitt lady 6-1 I. lob Uttle I I I m. Stan, $2(M Steel 832S '«6 CHRISTMAS NOVELTltB South Windsor 6- Afaert'Mirar6- I < lruu-ausio I ILicaMurva $1 7. Idotor Drive 41 L kRs$ Sand) 4 -1 The Grade 5-8 chorus will sing traditional favorites, in 6- Orbea B-Guerena 7-1 0. unit Sasba, 7- OoirieM-Oiasio7- I^Mi-IUis I I 7- Aniri-JidianL l-lPecoi Cookie IM Siith ifaith cluding “The Night Before Christinas." The Grade 7 and Judy Kuehnel ... .644-1364 7- QMcfM Arriata $-1 1. DM hMwici M 7. sim kbdee 1- Damy-OciRlArri^ I 8- Aica-hdian 6-1 8- LunRaniMTfard11 1. Streakar'i Pride IM 1.2 L Cairy GUsi 8 chorus will feature “Snoopy’s Christmas.” Sub fariica LOIafi Sub Fa«$to-kbirw Sub Arpiri'lUfflon Sub Chucho 8cin 1. r$ SartM 61 2.lrankfaffii IS-l L lk a P o p t Chrittm as Evo Tolland 261 147-617 162 2$7-372-736-732 247-13$ 637-312 3. Soft WuMor 7-1 1 Apri lei 10-1 ICST KT; Outside Stockl CHRISTMAS CYCLAMEN I47-37L483 431 ILR Lord Crefory 2-t 4. faoadieN St 7-2 inlliL km's Apple The program is under the direction of Edward DiFron- Siith 4. Patriot 9-2 l U B i S O Barbara Richmond MNTK TWUfTN LTwiiiyWhu 4-1 i Printer Punter $-2 5 . «dProHeM dOCXUSSPCOALSolel zo and Dawn Varava, music instructors. The public is in 1 bun-larturci Ufca^Zarria l-Ceno-hdian 8-1 l-franctsco-Rarnon 4-1 4. LmhUd l-l iCmUeWav M L I h|M'$ Sim IM lin T th . vited...... 643-2711 2- ba»-U|arte 2- CharoU 8sh ■ Mica-OUee 72 28ipirvOUvt 9-2 5. UC0MI $-17. Jnt Whistii 19-1 7. Al hrod Dp $4 ORIGINAL CENTERPIECES 3 farina lim ’ 3-Oika l-8tTii{a 38i^i-Miina 9-2 3- GeWbierenaL Asc^ 11 12-i L OartCN't Mm 7-2 i imectuanf lS-1 4-DDann-Mimwi lelwar I T. FTi In Rebiccall-1 Manchester Parkade —----- V Vernon 4-Oiuchollkna 4- FrMchco-Artiaca4Luis-Man $1 $■! Tenth Claasroom needs rug cM iAad'M ^ l a ^ ->Chasio I $-1 SluiiOtaw i-Oirbea l-laMon 8-1 S-Aita-Arriaia t-1 L SMokey M M Jewe/en 4 Sllvanmilh* Sines 1900 Barbara Richmond 6-Arrvfapa I 6RiMd*-iuHan LGhirula facMuo I 6-1 6 Chucho Arcaraio I 7-2 1. CoMtldia Dawn Varava, music instructor at Bolton Elementary- PHONE 649.0791 or. 6494443 F-Fmto-Zirrta 7Gen»-lMen 7-luil-fillKCM II 7-OiviU4choa 61 L Deb t In ! Off Manchester M8 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ...... 643-2711 lCrt«lfd|er Chnter School, needs an area rug for her classroom. l-CairiaM-Iana l-Lipiri Goerem l-ChudM-Odm 7-1 8 Rencdo-Munia 7-1 LRodtoU Hartford • Wattfarma MaH SiS 8fe«rt-lbi$ ■ Sub Arri-jlciii Sib Irri-Zaria Sub Ortea B-Hm ■ Anyone having a rug they are willing to donate is asked to 2SI-S72 $37-S27 2t4482 $2L24l 37S-264424-263 168-216-613 612 LHubM H aid call the K-4 Building of the school. (Wo Accept Master Charge Cards) 4 I 0? I’AGE FOLR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 21. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Omui., Tues., Dec, 21, 1976 — PAGE FIVE-B Eagles and Cheney Whalers easy for Czechs, 4-1 By EARL YOST play home tonight . Sporli Editor Coming up with another Rip Van Winkle performance, save for Mike Rogers second period goal at 18:40, the New England Whalers lost another hockey game last night at the Hartford By LEN AUSTER Civic Center. Herald Sportswriler This time it was only an exhibition, in the second and only four in the Off to an impressive 3-0 with the Czechoslovakia National third as defensive play featured. The start, East Catholic will try to All-Stars coming out on top with a Czechs, meanwhile, had 17, 12, 16 make Holy Cross of Waterbury skillful, all around top-grade puck period tries for a game total of 45, or handling showing, 4-1. more than twice the number Cap victim No. 4 tonight at 8 at the The Europeans, now 2-3 on their Raeder and Christer Abrahamsson E^agles’ Nest hi^lighting the six-game WHA tour, wind up had to kick out in sharing the goal schoolboy cage schedule. tomorrow night in Indianapolis. duties. Manchester High, which had its 22- Tonight the hot and cold Whalers Marian Stastny tallied twice, once game CCIL win skein stopped last resume WHA warfare against on a power play, with Jan Neliba and Friday by Hall, will try to improve Houston in Houston. Eduard Novak countering the other its 2-1 mark in West Hartford against Noted for their lackluster showings goals.. 1-2 Conard H i^. Cheney Tech, 0-3, this season, the Whalers resorted to Far from impressed with the rough will try to get into the win column at roughhouse tactics, especially in the play of the losers was Czech coach home against 0-3 Portland High in a third period with Dale Smedsmo Volf Jaroslav. Expressing himself leading the way, after falling behind Charter Oak Conference engage through an interpreter, Jaroslav 4-1 but the visitors won over the ment. blasted the roughness and though it crowd’s favor. was unnecessary. In area clashes. 2-1 Penney High is Crisp, accurate and rapid-fire at 2-0 Wethersfield High and 0-3 East Monday night the Russian All-Stars passing and skating, characteristic arrive in Hartford for an exhibition Hartford High entertains 3-0 Hall of European teams, dominated the High in CCIL tests, 0-3 Bolton High and the Civic Center is expected to be Czech’s game. It was interesting to more than three-quarters filled as hosts 0-2 Rocky Hill High, 3-0 Coven (Herald photo by Dunnl watch. was the case last night. It will be the try ftigh journeys to Colchester for a The Nationals’ defense so bottled Russian Nationals first USA start on (UPI Photo) battle with 2-0 Bacon Academy and 2- up the Whalers that only 19 shots Cheney Tech^s first female cheerleaders I > 6 an eight-game swing in WHA cities. 0 Rham High is at 0-2 East Hampton were fired on goalie Vladimir Olga Korbut performs on balance beam Decked out in allraetive uniforms, Lucy Goodskey, Kathy Nericcio and Cliarlolle High in (XXI confrontatioas. In a Dzurilla. '>ix in the first period, nine non-conference tilt, 0-2 Ellington Russian gymnast continues to thrill USA crowds West made history when they sat on the sidelines and did their l>est to inspire the High travels to Storrs for a contest Cheney Tech basketball team in its home dehut against \ inal Tech. The trio make up with E.O. Smith. On the distaff side, the school's first female cheerleading squad. All three girls are enrolled at (-heney. 3-1 Manchester High hosts Conard Catholic matmen ^ 'Z - -i. High at Clarke Arena at 3:15. Blast’s smallest margin of victory Olympic body to date has been 22 points, that a 71-49 open with victory conquest of Bishop Hendricken in its most recent outing. ’The senior- (UPI Photo) (Jetting its 1976-77 season under way yesterday was the East dominated Elagles have shown depth Holy Cross, and diversity to their offense with Catholic wrestling team with a 35-19 victory over Granby High, to sign lease Whalers' Ron Busniuk (r) uses arm Mass., in the Bay State. four performers averaging double SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - The United States Olympic Herald angle Providence figures. Five-foot-10 backcourt Czech’s Marian Stasny came out second best Pins by senior co-captains Pete dec. Tyler Corey 13-0, 112 - Hoch general Pete ’Thompson leads the Shannon in the 136pound class and (EC) dec. Meheu 60, 118 - Faust Committee plans to sign a 12-year lease that would make Squaw parade at 19.3 and he’s also handed TI.M MARTIN Bill Grondin in the 167-pound division (EC) dec. Gendreau 62, 126- Den Valley, the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics, a permanent JON LINDBERG Earl Yost tops in N.E. out seven assists per game. Mark highlighted the triumph. Roger mark (EC) pinned Dercitt 1:24,132— training facility for American athletes. Cheney Teeh Poudrier and Chet Denmark also Poudrier (EC) pinned Nowick 1:40, Sports Editor Dumais, a 611 backcourt performer, East Catholic Agreement for use of training and 6-4 Gary Carlson are next eack at recorded pins for East with Bill 138 - Shannon (EC) pinned Easton facilities in the prime high Sierra BOSTON (UPl) - Holy Cross, 14.3 and 6-4 Jon Lindberg is hitting at leads the Silk Towners in scoring dating back to last year. George Hoch, Tom Faust and Emile Four 5:17, 145- K. O’Connell (G) pinned Nevada ski country was reached by winner of its first six games, was the Second swim win Antonio 2:55, 155 — Anderson (EC) The plans call for using the scenic an 11.3 points per game clip. with a 19.0 average with Scott Hyde Prasser leads the Beavers with a 16 nier winning by decision. Dave the committee and Mainline Proper mountain resort area as a training unanimous choice of Division 1 drew with J. O’Connell 7-7, 167 — Manchester is coming off a horren next at a 15.3 clip. Kieman, still point average with junior Tim Martin Anderson at 156pounds drew with his ties of America, which purchased the area for both winter and summer coaches in balloting for the top Grondin (E(2) pinned Abar 4:49, 185 dous performance in vriiich senior co below his capabilities, is averaging marking at 9.7 points per outing. opponent. land from the state in 1973, the state sports, possibly including track and colege basketball team in New of season for MHS — Fournier (EC) dec, Marinello 7-6, reports it costs Manchester High $78 captains John Pisch and Jeff Kieman 8.7 points per game. Penney, after an opening setback East’s next match is Wednesday at officials said Monday. The lease was field, if suitable facilities can be Flop at box office England both fouled out early. ’That, along Cheney came within one point but to Manchester, has tallied over 80 Ledyard High. Unlimited — Archambault (G) dec. for two officials - $39 each - when The Crusaders received votes from , to be signed late today. built. Far from being a success at the with its inability to solve a zone fell in its most recent outing. Too points in its next two in winning. Results: 98 — Lariviere (G) dec. Ed Dean 5-0. Taking effect on New Year’s Day, home games are staged at the Bolton each of the 16 Division I coaches par Making it two straight successes yesterday was Manchester Mainline Properties of America, box office was the first annual E^st defense, caused the Indians’ down many early easy baskets allowed Four Black Knights average in dou Bob Cavedon 3-2. 105 —Isabelli (G> the lease will give the U.S. Olympic Ice Palace. Games usually take 90 ticipating in the second weekly which had an ambitious plan for Catholic High Basketball Classic fall. ’They’ll hope to rebound against spelled the difference. If the ble digits. Senior Tom Francis leads High’s swimming team with a 106-66 verdict over Bulkeley High Committee what is believed to be its minutes to complete ...Yo^ Vincek balloting and finished with a development of the area, ran into staged last Friday night and Satur a Conard five which is always scrambling defense improves the attack with a 26per average of Hartford at the Indians’ pool. first permanent training center. Un reports the planned reunion of local maximum total of 80 points Through financial difficulties when its parent day afternoon with doubleheaders dangerous at home. Pisch, despite a communication-wise, then a victory followed by Tom Jaworski (19.7), Senior co-captain Mike Wasyluk 200-yd. I.M.: 1. Wasyluk (M), 2. til now, American athletes have amateur basketball teams of the late the first two weeks of voting, the firm, an Australian construction each day. Opening night, which also nine-point output against Hall, still will be near. The Techmen have not Brent Young (16.0) and Lindsey copped the 200-yard individual Collier (B), 3. Lowell (B) 2:19.5. Majors selected trained at borrowed facilities, often company, went into receivership. 1930's and early 1940's will be held Crusaders have been named first on marked the borne opener for East, won in 17 straight court appearances James (15.0), medley and 100-yard breaststroke, 50-yd. free: 1. Smith (M), 2. Wilkie college campuses. April 23. Players from teams called every ballot. The state Department of General drew just SOO and attendance for the junior Wayne Smith won the 50-yard (M), 3. Ouellette (B) :24.7. The New York City-based com the Royal Blues, Eiagles. Center In their lone game last week, the Services said the Olympic committee second day was a disappointing 350. freestyle and 100-yard butterfly and Diving: 1. Cooney (B), 2. Ck)lon mittee has announced plans to set up Springs, Airorws, Shamrocks. Top Crusaders whipped hosting Han ard. will lease a ski jump, dormitories More than double this two-day total sophomore Bob Michaud took the 200 (B), 3. Jorde (B) 181.05 points. coach of year three such year-rouno training Hatters, Suicides. West Side Orioles 86-68. They were to play at Iona with about 370 rooms, a cafeteria and was expected each day...Norm Sloan, and 500-yard freestyles. Senior Dave loio-yd. fly: 1. Smith (M), 2. Rivera facilities — one in the East, a second and Vikings are expected to be Tuesday night and compete next PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Johnny Majors, who guided un other facilities at a cost of $150,000 successful coach of North Carolina Time for all-star baseball balloting Beckwith won the 100-yard freestyle (B), 3. Dama (M) 1:03.5. in the Midwest, and the third at represented...Tom Juknis, former week in the Gator Bowl at Jackson defeated and top-ranked Pitt to the pinnacle of success was annually. State's basketball team, was a team and placed second in the 200-yard 100-yd. free: 1. D. Beckwith (M), 2. Squaw Valley. East Catholic and RPI standout ville. Fla., with Jacksonville. Florida mate of Leo Katkaveck at NC-State free while sophomore Dean Wilkie Ouellette (B), 3. Keller (M) :56.5. selected United Press International’s college football Coach of baseball and basketball player, a sub and Michigan Slate providing the op during their undergraduate days. won the 100-yard backstroke and took 500-yd. free: 1. Michaud (M), 2. the Year. stitute teacher at Elast, is serving as position. second in the 50-yard free. Flaherty (B), 3. Dubiskas (B) 5:38.2. Majors was chosen by a UPI panel a timer at home basketball games. Providence, 62, took second place John LaFontana is back handling the Manchester’s tankmen are now 100-yd. back: 1. Wilkie (M),2. of sports writers. for the second week, gamering 56 Sportswriler admits idle until Jan. 14. “I’m very honored by this. It’s a Collier (B), 3. Mcridy (M) 1:06.7. Elagle hoop official scoring book points. The Friars beat Brown last Results: 100-yd. breast: 1. Wasyluk (M), 2. pleasure for me to accept it,” he duties as well as being the voice week and host the Industrial National 200-yd. medley relay: 1. Lowell (B), 3. J. Beckwith (M) said. behind the public address Classic next Tuesday and Wednesday Manchester (Wasyluk, Wilkie, 1:10.7. But Majors, who led the Pitt system...Date for The Super Bowl that includes Michigan and Rhode Sunday is Jan. 9 at Pasadena. prejudice on voting Smith, Greenberg), 2.-Bulkeley, 3. 400-yd. free relay: 1. Manchester Panthers out of the doldrums four Island. Manchester 1:55.3. (Mrosek, Keller, Beckwith, years ago to the Sugar Bowl against Calif...Hartford Civic Center will be Rhode Island. 7-0 through the 200-yd. free: 1. Michaud (M), 2. D. Michaud), 2. Bulkeley, 3. Manchester Georgia on New Year’s Day, and a the site of the annual World Hockey beginning of the week, was third with Beckwith (M), 3. Dubiskas (B) (DiManno, Tanner, Brindamour, possible national championship, said Association All-Star game Jan. 44 points. The Rams were competing IS.The all-star dinner will be staged 2:02.5. Gallagher) 4:00.4. he wanted to share the honor. Monday through Wednesday in the most of them are personal friends. because it gives the voter ample the previous night at the Civic By MILT RICHMAN “I’d like to share this with a lot of Charlotte (N.C.) Invitational. Still I try not not to let that influence latitude to exercise his judgement. In Center...Carl Silver reports 42 teams I PI Sports Editor people,’’ he said. “You know, it was Massachusetts, 62 after a win over me more than 1 can help. another sense it's not good because PAIEMENT BLANCHARD are playing basketball in seven so gratifying this season to see the Fordham, was fourth with 36 points. NEW YORK (UPI) - What ’The 1977 list of eligibles for the some voters feel they need more Recreation Department leagues this joy the players, the fans, the school Katkaveck, who led Mancbest'er The Minutemen are idle until Jan. 6 constitutes prejudice? People Hall of Fame is in front of me now guidelines to make a proper judg Matmen open slate got out of winning. This is a great I I season. Approximately 425 boys and Trade (now Cheney Tech) to its only when they host Duquesne. hear the word and and there are any number of can ment, program here now. It will win some girls are listed on the playing Connecticut, 4-2 after an overtime didates I’m tem pt^ to vote for. Men ClAC basketball championship in rosters... Many times trades work automatically associate it with Ernie Banks is one of those more, too. But to see them enjoy win 1941, is the only local man to play loss to Duke and a win over New race or religion. But prejudice like Don Dry^ale, George Kell, appearing on the ballot this year for Wednesday at home ning so much, it’s one of the rewards out well for both sides. One in this Hampshire, was fifth with 17 points. Mickey Vernon, Harvey Kuenn, Vic major league buketball, performing category was the move which sent can pertain to many other the first time. His 1,636 RBIs total of this job.” The Huskies host the UConn Classic Wertz, Roger Maris, Bill White, Ted more than any other candidate on the with Washington in the BAA - Paul Westphal to Phoenix in things. The general definition Now Majors has his mind only on forerunner of the NBA - with Red next Tuesday and Wednesday. Fair- Kluszewski, Elston Howard, Don list and the only other eligible, who By LEN AUSTER the Sugar Bowl, where the Panthers exchange for Charlie Scott. The field, with seven points, was the only is preconceived judgment or Larsen, Walker Cooper, Alvin Dark, Auerbach coaching. Katkaveck now latter has fit in nicely with the hit as many homers as he did, is Ed Herald SporUwriler (11-0) will play for him for the last resides in North Carolina...Nice other vote-getter. opinion, about an^hing, and in Dick Groat, Bobby Thomson, Richie die Mathews. Both finished with 512. time before he takes over as head Boston Celtics and Westphal has Points are awarded on a descen Ashburn, Camilo Pascual and the Youngsters, in age and experience, will fill many spots for promotion for Gerry Blanchard, turned the Suns into big winners. that context, I confess I’m Only eight players have hit that Manchester High’s wrestling team when it begins its 1976-77 15- coach at his alma mater, the Univer Cheney Tech basketball coach, who ding scale, with a first-place vote guilty of prejudice every time late Gil Hodges. many and five already are in the Hall sity of Tennessee, Jan. 1 worth five pwints. meet schedule Wednesday afternoon at 3 at home against will take over Len Johnson’s duties I’m asked to vote for my selec Frankly, I'm tempted to vote for as of Fame, so that gives you some idea Majors, who led Pitt to regular- Jan. 3 as guidance coordinator. .On- many as I can, all of them if I could, of the achievement. Banks had 2,583 Killingly High. The Indian matmen were 8-7 a year ago. season records of 6-4-1, 7-4 and 8-4 tral Connecticut District Board of tions for Baseball’s Hall of hits and Mathews 2,315, and there is Coach Bob Alibrio anticipates after taking over a 1-10 team four Fame. but 1 won't because in my heart, as Approved Basketball Officials will Possible remedy well as in my judgment, I don't no question in my mind that both junior Chris Luz in the 138-pound (126) and either junior John Stratton, years ago, said the Panther program use Gene Sturgeon when available to Now I know I’m not supposed to honestly believe they are Hall of belong in Cooperstown. class, junior Doug Marshall (145) and senior Darrell Hooey or sophomore will not falter because he is leaving. scout board officials, particularly re There may be a remedy for allow my personal feelings to get in Famers. I could easily be wrong-I Nobody among the present senior co-captain Tom Jones (185 or Charles Gallant at 132. Tim Wrobel, a “Well, this will be a fine football cent additions, and make recommen clocking all runners who finish in the way. All I’m being asked to do by haven’t made a mistake in the last 30 eligibles had more base hits than unlimited) will be among his best junior, is a probable in the unlimited team next year,” he said, “We’re dations to the assignment com next year’s Five Mile Road Race. Favorites the Baseball Writers’ Association of seconds-but this is my feeling and, Nellie Fox, He had 2,663. Would you performers. “We should have some division. But, as always, those who’ll (Pitt) not gonna fold our tent, One local business is investigating mittee. 'Sturgeon, who limits his America is vote for anywhere from I’m stuck with it. believe he had even more than Ted individuals do extremely well be in the varsity match won’t be because we have some of the finest schedule only to college assignments, the purchase of a large clock for use one to 10 candidates I feel should be Williams? He did, but that's not the barring injury," he stated, “But it’ll determined until a wrestle-off the players that have ever played here would have had a field day at East on race day which could be started RENO, Nev. (tP I) elected, but how would it be humanly Those I feel should be elected to reason he gets my vote. One of the be a tough season because of a lot of previous day. coming back. Catholic last Friday n i^ t in the first when the runners get off the mark — The .Minnesota possible for me or anybody else to the Hall of Fame next month are Er reasons he does is because he got green kids." Schedule: Dec. 22 Killingly H, 29 “Look at (he quarterback. Matt game between Weaver High and and both elapsed minutes and Vikings and :;!|; vote for anyone without this nie Banks, Eddie Mathews, the late more out of his limited ability than Others who could figure Rockville A, Jerff."5 Rham A, 8 Bacon Cavanaugh — he could be an All- Bishop Hendricken of Rhode Island. seconds would be visible to all Pittsburgh .Steelers ||; preconceived judgment or opinion? Nellie Fox, Pee Wee Reese and Duke any other ballplayer I can think of. prominently in the scheme of things Academy H, 19 Glastonbury H, 22 America,” he continued. “And Ran Officiating was as sub-par as the runners and spectators as well who Prejudice has come to be a dirty include Charley Lindsey or Brian Monday were made S* Snider, and they are the five I’m He made himself into a standout, the Conard H. 26 East Hartford H, 29 dy Holloway — next year he’s gonna work was above-par in the 'second gather at the finish line...Once the In word but the truth is nobody really is same way Rogers Hornsby did. For Colbath, both sophomores, in the 98- Wethersfield A, Feb. 2 Hall A, 5 En be the finest lineman they’ve ever four-point favorites | | voting for. game. dianapolis Racers picked up Rosaire completely free from it. Everybody It bothers me to leave off fine can years, every time you thought of the pound division, junior Bob Wilson field A, 9 Penney H, 12 Fermi A, 16 seen around here, no question about Paiement from the Whalers for Gary for this weekend’s || is prejudiced in some way or didates like Kuenn, Vernon, Kell, Chicago White Sox, you automatical (112), junior Corky Chandler (119), Simsbury A, 19 Winclham H, 23 East it. There are a lot of others, too. This MacGregor the team started win .National Football ;i:;| another, to some degree, whether he Drysdale and Hodges because I’m ly thought of Nellie Fox. senior co-captain Tim Cunningham Catholic H. is a very fine football team.” Officials well paid ning. While Paiement has been a big League Playoffs by admits it or not. completely familiar with all their The records of Pee Wee Reese and Majors said come Jan. 2, he’ll start man in his new uniform, MacGregor Officiating schoolboy hockey H arrah's Reno- Put simply. I’m prejudiced in credentials and I know an excellent Duke Snider stand up to any inspec looking forward to going to Knoxville m games in Connecticut must be tht has failed to live up to expectations, behalf of practically all 34 candidates case can be made for each of them. tion. To appreciate them to their and “to helping build Tennessee into at least to date, with New England. Tahoe Rarebook. Z - i'. MHS players onall-CCIL CANADIAN WHISKY best paid of all sports. Clyde Miller eligible for the 1977 Hall of Fame The voting rules do not define what fullest, though, you had to see them a winner,” but only one thing makes A MI.KND election. I’ve seen them all play constitutes a legitimate Hall of play. What a treat you missed if you him smile about leaving Pittsburgh. 0* (AN»OA'$ I*"'**'** By LEN AUSTER In soccer, senior Darrell Hooey in ^ •U IO «C40 •llN O ID *'*® baseball, on good days and bad, and Famer. In one sense that’s good never did. “I’ll be leaving a winning program ** K*4»wVOs 0* IM| CA»iAO*A» 0®” Herald Sportswriler the line and senior Bob Nurmi at *®*ne»r UAC4IAM d<$ou(M co«****" “ behind,” he said. “There’s an es YM(S WHISKY IS SIK YEAW W* Members of Manchester High’s fullback received second team honors with Matt Walsh garnering tablished winning program at Pitt I I SfACRAM t SONS i‘ fall sports teams received all-CClL cAMAftA honorable mention. now ... and it’s going to stay that 86 B rtom honors. way.” John Madden made the football Two members of the girls' swim lineup as a second team selection on ming team were cited. Sophomore the defensive line while junior Jim Chris White drew honors In the 200- Foreman most valuable in National Conference Fleurent received honorable mention yard freestyle and 500-yard freestyle Horse destroyed and junior Leslie Scott in the lOO- at defensive back. BOSTON (UPI) - Native Warrior, yard backstroke. Seniors George Trlan and Glenn leading in Monday’s second race at NEW YORK (UPI) - "If Foreman, who spent the 1976 nine votes while Dallas quarterback The coaches In the respective Pittsburgh for the co-leadership in sus Philadelphia. Foreman added six Foreman failed to catch passes in Flosdorf, junior Wes Fedorchak and Suffolk Downs, had to be destroyed season solidifying himself as the Roger Staubach, Tarkenton and Los the NFL. sports did the voting. Chuck Foreman isn’t named pass receptions for 65 yards in that just two of the 14 games as he topped sophomore Ed Lemieux received all- when he a fell on a turn, causing a must versatile running back in the Angeles running back Lawrence It marked the second straight Eagles' game. the 50-catch level for the third the most valuable player in the game, was chosen by United Press CCIL honors in cross country with five-horse spill which killed another league,” Minnesota quarter-' McCutcheon also received mention. season the 26year-old running back straight year. Game postponed International Tue.sday as the most Foreman proved himself the most from the University of Midmi has Dave Locke receiving honorable thoroughbred and injured two back Fran Tarkenton said valuable player in the National Foot valuable in every phase of the topped the 1,000-yard mark and he The durable Foreman also led the mention. On the distaff side, junior Last night’s South Wind jockeys. following the Vikings playoff ball Conference. Foreman was B’oreman becomes the third Viking Lori Veal was tabbed. sor High-Northwest Native Warrior broke both knees, Minnesota attack this season: did it with a consistent 14-week per way for NFL running backs with a ever to win the honor and the second named on 26 ballots from the UPI formance highlighted by just three Donna Trudeau and Kathy McCoan Catholic basketball game according to spokesmen, and had to win over the Washington rushing for a club record 1,155 yards pair of 100-yard receiving days, in a row, fullow.ing Tarkenton who board of 42 voters, three from each to finish fourth in the NFC, catching 100-yard games. catching seven passes for 106 yards received alLCCIL honors in in West Hartford was post be destroyed on the track. Girlish Reddtins last weekend, “there conference city. was named player of the year in 1975. volleyball with Rachel Rosen and is something wrong.” 55 passes for 567 yards to rank second Foreman rushed for 100 yards against New Orleans in the season poned because of a wet Dreams, a three-year-old filly, broke Tlie (iift Classic container, with a kittle ofVO . inside, is yours at no extra cost. Chicago running back Walter against Seattle, 148 against opener and eight passes for 118 yards Minnesota defensive lineman Alan (Colleen Shane drawing votes in field floor. The game will be her neck and died instantly, the in the conference; and scoring 14 Pape won the award in 1971. Nothing is wrong. Payton linished as runnerup with touchdowns to tie Franco Harris of Pittsburgh and a club record 200 ver against the New York Giants. hockey. rescheduled at a later date. spokesmen said. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 21, 1976- PAGE SEVEN-B PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 21, 1876 Michigan State upsets Alabama explodes young N.C. State five in routing UCLA
NEW YORK (UPI) - North Leading 44-35, the Spartans scored first-half points down that stretch. Carolina State Coach Norm 12 straight points to take a 56-35 lead Tommy LaGarde led the North MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - well. Most of our problems were due Then, adding insult to Injury, Carolina scoring with 21 points, Sloan said it was as much the with 13:22 left in the game. The Wolf- Alabama had something to to Alabama's play.” Alabama made it 24-0 early in the se pack got as close as 14 after that, 66- followed by John Kuester with 18 and “growing pains” of his young prove in the Liberty Bowl, but The Crimson Tide scored 17 points cond period when the Tide caught the 51, but no closer. Walter Davis with 17. in a 4:31 span late in the first period Bruins by surprise with a 26yard team as the play of Mit^igan Carr, North Carolina State’s Leading scorers for Brigham not even Bear Bryant dreamed and, for all practical purposes, the touchdown pass from Nathan, the State, which led to his team’s leading scorer, scored 21 points Young were Jay Cheesman and the Crimson Tide would do it game, played in subfreezing weather tailback, to quarterback Jack 78-60 setback at the hands of despite an ankle injury, but got only Verne Thompson with 18 points each, so decisively. with a strong wind that lowered the O’Rear. six of them in the secmid half. Vance Law i^th 17, and Mark Handy wind chill factor to zero, was over. Two more Berrey field goals had it the Spartans Monday night. Unhappy over a sub-par 63 season Freshman forward Mike O’Koren with IS. In that first-period outburst, Bucky 30-0 early in the final period before that prevented them from winning North Carolina's Phil Ford was Berrey kicked his first of a Liberty UCLA, held for downs on three oc "We’re going through a lot of the Southeastern (Conference cham held to eight points, but had 14 assists Bowl record three field goals; Barry casions, got its only points on a 61- growing pains,’’ Sloan said after the Colleoe \ pionship, had them out of the top 10, and five steals. Krause, voted most valuable player yard run by Theotis BroWh, a loss in Elast Lansing, Mich. “I don't and kept them out of one of the more iRtketball— J Elsewhere in college basketball, in the game, scored on a 44-yard touchdown Alabama got back in the know what the season holds for us, prestigious bowls—all for the first ignited a first-half scoring blitz for undefeated Arkansas won its sixth return of the first of three Tide in closing seconds when Rick Watson’s but I guess that’s what you expect C time in six years—the Tidemen were North (Carolina in the Tar Heels’ easy straight, beating Kansas State, 8()^, terceptions; and Johnny Davis one-yard plunge capped an 82-yard from inexperience.” determined to make amends in the win over the Cougars. behind 28 points by Marvin Delph. scored on a two-yard plunge. march. The Wolfpack started three Liberty Bowl. O’Koren scored 20 points, 15 in the Miami of Ohio knocked Texas Twh freshman, a sophomore and junior fjrst half, to give the Tar Heels the from the unbeaten ranks with a 74-63 They did it in spades. Scoring the Kenny Carr, momentum to overcome a closely victory led by 22 points by Archie first four times they had the ball and, While the loss dropped the Wolf- contested first 10 minutes of the Aldridge and freshman Mike Wood- (UPI Photo) at times, humiliating the nation's pack to a 3-3 record, rival North \CC game. He idso grabbed 10 rebounds son scored 26 points and grabbed 10 fourth-best college offense, the un (Carolina, the nation's ninth-ranked in the first half and ended up with 11 rebounds to help Indiana defeat Utah UCLA's Wendall Tyler (22) follows blocker derdog Crimson Tide trounced sixth- Proposed membership team, advanced to a 5-1 record by for the ni^t. State, 79-71, in the Indiana Classic. Mitch Kahn leads way for short gain against Alabama ranked UCLA, 36-6—the largest trouncing Brigham Young, 113-93. With 10:36 left in the first half and Rutgers edged Princeton, 59-54, as margin in Liberty Bowl history. The Spartans vaulted out to an ear . *W. ' ' . S . . . leading 24-20, the Tar Heels got hot Ed Jordan scored a career-high 28 “Hell yes, I was surprised by the of grid colleges listed ly lead and never trailed after North (Henkl photo by Dunn> and outscored the Cougars, 42-15 — points including 12 of his team’s final score,” said Bryant. “I would have Carolina State scored the first making 16 of 19 shots from the floor 16, and Peppei^ine ran its record to settled for one point. I thought we Conference, Southwest Conference Manchester's motorcycling Robinson family basket. But the key to the ^tartans' DALLAS (UPI) — The proposed in that stretdi — for a 66-35 halftime 5-0 with a 71-67 victory over could beat them, but I didn't know for membership list of the College Foot and Western Athletic Conference. play was their performance early in Washington State. Four racing motorcycles adorn the property of the Robinson family of 37 Pearl lead. O’Koren scored 14 of his 15 Wife of Eagle lineman sure.” ball Association, an organization Independents include Air Force, the'second half. “We have done a great job of com Street. Following in the footsteps of their father, Ron, left, are Jill, 12. Ron. 10. and designed to lobby within the NCAA in Army, Boston College, Florida State, ing back from being a nothing team the interest of major college foot Georgia Tech, Memphis State, Mike, 7. All compete in New England Hill Climbers' Association meets with Jill at the start of the year to what we ball: Miami (Fla.), Navy, Notre Dame, Robinson recently taking third place in her division for the 1976 season. She's a were tonight,” he added. “We beat a Penn State, Pittsburgh, San Diego Grade 7 student at Rennet Junior High. Michigan quintet No. 1 charged with stabbing pretty good football team." All members in the Atlantic Coast State, South Carolina, Syracuse, UCLA did not look like the 61-1 Conference, Big Eight, Big Ten, Tulane, Utah State, Virginia Teen team it was. Pacific Eight, Southeastern tories over Pacific and sided victories over Rice warm person. He gave a and West Virginia. NEW YORK (UPI) - in the country. BLACKWOOD, N.J. Prosecutor Thomas ple had a history of family “I wanted to play tonight, but I Florida State and and Tulsa to improve its “We never say anything Notre Dame, which has (UPI) - The wife of Shusted said the Gays’ lot. It’s just a shock.” arguments, ‘"niere have think we felt it wasn't a game that about No. 1,” Michigan surprised- many with early Alabama, 6-0, improved record to 5-1, jumped two daughter, Fonda, slept in Eagles’ spokesman Jim been problems in the past, Contract offer Philadelphia Eagles’ would make our season,” said UCLA Etchebarren signs 58 major colleges meet^ Coach Johnny Orr said, upsets and a 6-0 record, from seventh to fourth. notches to eighth with their 3260-a-month garden Gallagher said, “He was a of course, but how WASHINGTON (UPI) - quarterback Jeff Dankworth. “I ANAHEIM (UPI) - Veteran Also moving up was Cincin Atlantic Coast Conference defensive lineman Washington Redskins’ President “but I think we're starting moved up from fourth apartment during the argu beautiful guy. He was a aggravated they were isn’t think maybe we felt it was kind of a catcher Andy Etchebarren has nati, 7-0, which .went from powers. North Carolina Edward Bennett Williams said Mon to play a little like it.” place a week ago to second Blenda Gay is being ment. good guy.” kpown,” the prosecutor consolation game for us. We didn't signed a contract with the Califbrnia ninth to sixth. and Clemson, completing day he plans to offer Coach George Michigan has all but two this wedc with 235 points, held on $100,000 bail on Friends of Gay, a 256 Gallagher said he last said. have intensity or fire.” Angels to be a player-coach for 1977, UCLA, which posted one the top 10. Allen an extension of his contract, of the 39 coaches on the including two votes for charges of stabbing pound veteran of three saw Gay at a (Christmas Gloucester Township UCLA Coach Terry Donahue dis his 14th season in the major leagues, want regrouping of NCAA which has another year to run, the United Press International first place. years in the National Foot party given by Eagles Dec. Police Chief Seth Stichler agreed. “1 think we took this game it was announced Monday. her husband to death Washington Star reported Tuesday. Board of Coaches con Marquette fell from se ball League, said they were 11. “ His wife and little said Mrs. Gay had filed serious enough. To say otherwise "While Andy still has the ability to vinced that it is No. 1 in the with a kitchen knife “We want him to stay. 1 have every the NCAA so that only the tended at lessening the pre arguments," said Joyce. cond place to fifth after -Dinner guesta- unaware of any domestic daughter were there and he charges of assault and wouid detract from an outstanding contribute as a player, we feel he can DALLAS (UPI) - nation. The Wolverines, 4- drof^ing a 7675 decision at while their 3-year-old confidence we'll reach an top football-playing sdKx>ls sent restrictions and trying The final organizational problems that might have was enjoying himself,” battery against her hus Alabama effort. I thought, very serve a dual role,” Angels’ general Major college football 0, and coming off a 102-66 agreement,” the Star quoted in the country are in Divi to write a blank check for meeting for the CTA is set home to Louisville. Ken HARTFORD (UPI) - held Jan. 17 at the Hartford daughter slept nearby. led to the stabbing. said Gallagher. band this year but later frankly, that we would play very manager Harry Dalton said. victory over Kent State tucky, ranked third last Williams as saying. powers have protested sion 1. what we want to do and for February and dis Bobby Hull, Gordie Howe, Civic Center. An All Star Police said Roxanne “He always seemed to be But Shusted said the cou withdrew them. Saturday, received 37 first- for years their fate Representatives of 58 turn us into pro football cussions have been going w eek, fell to seventh after Anders Hedberg and Marc game will be held the Gay, 26, was charged with with his family,” said a place ballots this w e^ to was being decided by schools met Monday as a teams, they are in on for 18 months. its 7008 loss to Utah. Tardiff will be honored at following evening at the murder and atrocious spokesman for the Eagles, accumulate 406 points and San Francisco, 10-0, who first signed the NCAA schools who next-to-last organizational correct," said Father Eld- "What triggered this ac the World Hockey Associa Civic Center. TTcket sales assault and battery just a reaffirm their t ^ ranking moved up to third after vic will start Dec. 26. Fayetteville (N.C.) State knew nothing about st^ in forming the College mond Joyce, vice president tion is the obvious fact that tion All Star dinner to be few hours after her hus Football Association, a of Notre Dame. the divisional concept in band was stabbed in the graduate during training the problems they sort of lobby group that Earl Ramer. faculty- th e NCAA needs throat and died at John F. camp last year. face. will carry the sport’s representative from the refinement," said Joyce, Kennedy Memorial Gay moved from the Now those football- m essage to the NCAA. University of Tennessee, "n ie NCAA has failed to Hospital in nearby Strat Oakland Raiders to the San playing schools are gctng Some of the most well- said the groi^> would work come to grips with the ford early Monday. Diego (Charges and then to to organize in hopes of con known flgures in college within the framework of problem." The couple’s ground- the New York Jets since he vincing the rest of the football were present — in the NCAA, floor apartment showed entered the league in 1973. NCAA institutions that cluding Nebradta Affaletic But. no matter bow un To qualify for signs of a struggle, in He’ finally earned a star what is good for big-tiroe Director Bob Devaney and ified the major college membership in the CFA, a cluding overturned fur ting berth on the Eagles. Coach Dick Vermeil football is good for the Arkansas Athletic DiiWtor schools are wIict they- go to school must have a 30,000- niture and large blood them, too. Frank Broyles. the NCAA convention in seat stadiunr must have stains in the foyer and the described Gay as a “hard And what they want most ^xAesmen said forma . Miami next month, they averaged 20.m in atten steps. working guy who was very much respected among the of all is a reorganization of tion of the group was not will still be in the minority. dance per home game for Camden County )Siietitw^ intoided as a threat to the There are more than 700 ttae pak three years and squad. He was a very NCAA. voting NCAA membo-s. m ust have awarded >0 “If anyone interprets our “We will have to win our scholarships the past three organization as being in points through rational years B asketball
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Sunday at the Ice Palace in They'll analyze your hot water needs', Vincek (649-4105). Frey 145-366, Bub Bender When you replace your water heat a squirt level contest. John and help you select the model that Players on any local 140-377, Leo Foglia 175-407, Burke, Keith Kumpa and er with an A.O. Smith Conservationist, can give you the hot water you nedd team In this period are in Don McAllister 170-424, m m i CcHinecticiJt’s Lottery Eric Dauer were best for you'll be using less energy because for less than you've been paying. It s. vited and details may be Stan Mirucki 139-367, Dave Economy. the Conservationist applies more of the gas that's no wonder our Conservationists recommend A.O. secured from an^ of the Barrera 142-355, Rich Luko 155-396, Red Tamulis 140- Nichols Tire toppled burned to actually heating the water. And, the Con Smith Consenrationist. above named men. Farr’s, 5-1, Sunday at tte servationist has higher-efficiency insulation, a flue Teams during that period 393, Dick Krinjak 149-400, Call Hartford S2S-0111, Naw Britain 223-2774, or Russ Wilson 138-368, Bill Ice Palace. Sean Hagerty Johnnie Walker Red design that conserves even more energy, and a glass- Qraanwlch 869-6900. included the Arrows, Royal tallied two goals and Paul Blues, Eagles, Tigers, Sheekey 135-370, Stan Jar ■ Uw: you must be 18 years or older to purchase Lottery tickets. lined tank that holds in heat and that's covered by a vis 360, Joe Vinsko 357, Hobenthal, Andy Danahy The gHt you can agree on. 10-year manufacturer’s warranty. Center Springs, Shamrocks, Top Hatters, Sam McAllister 368, .Ken and Rob Thulin one each For a limited time, every buyer of an A.O. Smith CONNECTKXJT NATURAL for Nichols while Billy lO m Blended Scotch Whiskies 86 8 Prod 01976 Somerset Importers. Ltd. N Y . N Y. Suicides, West Sides, Montie 371, John Naretto Chambers scored for Conservationist will receive free the $15.95 NOVA GASC0RP0RAF10N Orioles and Vikings. 387, Ed Burbank 366. Farr’s. It pays to stay with gas MANniESTER EVENINO HERALD. Mancfaettor, Coon., Tuai.. Dec. 21.1976- PAGE NINB-B PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVEa I 'AS? “SI |Kl«|«SMS8t r H E T smmtaumsmms HAM « 12 L i. TURKIY «Wi G IF T G U ID E 2 Large Selection of Hw puraRMt ol« Um O Cm frofli I Blooming Christmaa DISCOUNT ^^^fesfam i^Tt^uwacy Shady Olen Christmas Special Ice Creai I Plants and Lusli AUTO SALES 4SS Hartford Road 534 C IN T B R ST. Christmas pink lea cream chuck full of almond nuta and HMWcmmBKxeiiefiai Foliage Plants B i U r s Manchester, Connecticut 06040 rad and graan charriaa. An annual avant at tha GlanI r STOP IN AND MEET-BIll L«vy, | I Order Today.. . 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In quiet Singapore CASTINE, Maine (UPI) wine,” Fell said. handled jugs with pointed trying to find out — The two jugs are white, Most of Fell’s excite bottoms. ourselves,” Hallett said. or off-white, and had ment, however, was CueuB waft close “If this freezing weather rested on the ocean fioor because the containers keeps up we won’t know for It is hard to believe His guess was close. not far from Castine for were found not far from Professor David Wyman of a while, but there’s no many years before a diver where he had predicted the Maine Maritime question that there’s some found them a few years that Phoenician artifacts Academy has seen the con very historic stuff out ago. might be discovered. tainers, and said both have there.” there 8 a campaign on Exactiy how long they Rock carvings the pointed bottoms that Uuntacled had been there is what Fell earlier had inter Fell described. Fell said Hallett had con scientists are trying to SINGAPORE (UPI) - Joshua government pulling for the same end. have got together for the first time preted rock carvings on They do not, however, tacted him to ask whether Jeyaretnam is a Christian and a Members of Prime Minister Lee determine. The theories nearby Monhegan Island to have handles, and appear it was possible that Phoeni and agreed not to contest one run from around the time lawyer with 12 years of government Kuan Yew’s ruling Peoples’ Action another’s candidates in the island’s read "Long ships of to be smaller than Fell cian ships could have service behind him. Party note that this small island of the American Revolu Phoenicia; cargo lots lan- predicted. Fell said they reached the coast of 69 constituencies. The Workers’ par tion back to hundreds of At 51, he has an office on the 15th state packed with 2.2 million ty has been allotted 33 constituencies dingquay." He said the in should be very large con Maine. floor of a towering skyscraper in Chinese, Indians and Malays years before Christ. scriptions could mean tainers, while Wyman “ He visited me, and under the new electoral understan Warships weren’t un Singapore’s commercial district. weathered the world recession better ding and the Joint Opposition Council Phoenician sailors had described the two jugs as asked if I had ideas that Joshua Jeyaretnam is also than any other country in Southeast common in Maine waters traded along the coast hun being only about 12 or J3 in Phoenicians may have headed by the more leftist Barisan during the Revolution 200 secretary general of the opposition Asia, is more stable than any other Socialists 36. dreds of years ago. ches high. visited North America Workers’ Party — in a country that country in Southeast Asia, has the years ago. Several “If I was reading the in The containers and the because his divers had seen "One of the problems is that we American ships were hasn’t had an opposition member in world’s third largest port and third' are not running against the govern scription correctly, it rock inscriptions on what seemed to be hulls of parliament for over 10 years, and largest offshore banking system. In scuttled not far from would appear to mean that Monhegan Island, ancient ships on the ocean ment but against the PAP,” said where jugs were found. which boasts to foreign investors that short, smooth running and Jeyaretnam. “But the PAP has been people on the mainland however, aren’t the only floor.” Fell said. “I told politics here do and should take a prosperous. They could have been were required to row out to possible indicators that him that was near where in power so long that to many people thrown overboard by a back seat to business, management Why join? the PAP is synonymous with the Monhegan Island with their Phoenicians visited the we thought the Phoenicians orientation and stability. sailor, or they could have furs and so forth and make So why join the opposition? government. The PAP certainly area. may have been.” It is an overused cliche to say been moved to their resting exchanges," fell said. “Because the people of Singapore thinks the PAP is the government. It has been rumored for It's hard to say just what Singapore is run more like a corpora place by currents from the “Looking at how want a government that cares about several months that the is on the ocean floor off the tion than a country, with everyone in Support from workers nearby wreckage of the treacherous the waters remains of several ancient coast of Maine. But in people, not just money,” Jeyaretnam “Our support comes from workers, sunken ships. were, it’s probable that up ships were found off the c re a s e d in te r e s t in says. and some middle class people. Small One theory sets occurred." coast near Kittery by divers Revolutionary War In the 1972 elections, there was a 30 businessmen are afraid to support us But Dr. Berry Fell has Fell said divers might who were searching for the shipwrecks, brought about per cent popular vote against the openly, saying 'please you unders another theory. find articrafts between wreckage of Revolutionary by the Bicentennial, may PAP, even though none of the motley tand, we depend on the government Fell is head of the Monhegan Island and the War ships. John Hallett, have contributed evidence U.S.-Japanese collection of opposition parties for licenses and permits’. Department of Com mainland. The two con director of the Kittery to early activity along the Carter introduces new appointees managed to win a seat in parliament. “Big business won’t touch us— but parative Zoology at Har tainers were found not far Museum, confirmed Maine coast. alliance aets The vote, plus what Jeyarenam there you are getting into a complex vard University, and a calls “a growing feeling that the from the area Fell wreckage had been found, "What we have.” Fell President-elect Jimmy carter Monday introduced h.is three latest appointees to a press con question, should big business get in master of ancient suggested be searched. said, "is this very tan PAP has gone far enough,” has given but declined to pinpoint the ference in Plains, Ga. From left are: Carter, Griffin Bell, Attorney General designate; Bob ‘support’ volved in politics?” languages. He believes the Fell had not seen the con location. talizing report, and we the opposition a feeling that they The JOC wants to end detention jugs could have come from tainers, but predicted they “We don’t know exactly don’t know whether it's Berglund, agriculture secretary; and Juanita Krejis, the first woman Carter has named to HONG KONG (UPI) - China, have a chance in the E)tc. 23 elec without trial, the controversial Phoenician sailing vessels, tions. should be large, two- what’s out there. We're true or not.” his Cabinet, who will be commerce secretary. (IJPI photo) giving backhanded support to the political prisoners issue which got which he thinks may have U.S.-Japanese security alliance, ac To a foreigner, the total absence of Singapore kicked out of the Socialist visited the coast of Maine cused the Soviet Union Monday of campaigning, rallies, posters, International earlier in the year. leaflets or headlines in the bustling centuries before Jesus trying "to drag Japan into its “We would like to retain it as a Christ lived. strategic orbit.” commercial district or residential reserve power, but not as it is exer View of blast site “I first heard about it A commentary by the official New areas makes it hard to believe there cised now. The present section of the \ when two members of the is any interest or debate, let alone an China News Agency said the Kremlin act is much too vague — 'prejudicial election. Spectators line the Los Angeles harbor shore line across from where the 810-foot oil tanker Maine Archeological Socie had used political pressure, military to the safety and peace of the island’ ty told me divers had found And to most foreigners, and many pressure, "soft measures,” —we need a review tribunal indepen Sansinena had its center ripped out in a massive explosion Friday. Seen in the back of the amphoras, which were con local residents, the inconceivability economic enticements and “smiling dent of the government, to ensure ship’s parts is another tanker waiting to unload. (UPI photo) tainers used for oil and of the ruling PAP being thrown out, diplomacy” to try to weaken that only those actually taking part in let along seriously challenged, makes relations between the United States the violent overthrow of the govern and Japan. the election a “nothing affair.” ment can be arrested, not just those Death The commentary was a Chinese Disagrees advocating peaceful change." ‘Blue Box’ maker facing court charges view of Soviet-Japanese relations Jeyaretnam, predictably, dis Jeyaretnam says. The so-called "blue ment at 4 Watson St. in Police say the man was during the year, beginning with “a agrees. He said the party platform rests on BOSTON (UPI) - An in penalty boxes” are devices which Cambridge. Along with the planning to sell the devices haughty visit to Tokyo” by Soviet “There is quite a bit of “more attention to what people need, ventive 27-year-old generate audio tones and boxes, police seized for 3300 each. Foreign Minister Andrei (Jromyko excitement,” he says. “The fact that rather than what they can pay, Massachusetts Institute of no good permit direct telephoning diagrams and electronic Police said they will last January. there was a 30 per cent popular vote progress yes, but with more Technology graduate faces without charge anywhere components. Telephone bring criminal charges DENVER (UPI) - The It said Gromyko “tried to coerce against last time makes us feel there emphasis on skill rather than just arrest for manufacturing in the world. company officials claim against the man next w ^ . death penalty fails to deter Japan” into signing a friendship trea will be more this time.” discipline. Not that we are not for more than 200 electronic According to the unit was of an extreme The confiscation of the crime and discriminates ty instead of a peace treaty, long The Workers’ party polled the progress, we are, but one of the devices which bypass Massachusets State Police, ly advanced design and dis 200 boxes constitutes the against minorities and the delayed because of the Soviet oc largest number of opposition votes in things we want to stem is the tenden telephone billing apparatus .200 of these devices were play considerable elec largest such seizure ever In poor, says the former cupation of four islands off northern 1972, with 13 of the 30 per cent. cy of the government to abuse its and allow free worldwide seized at the man’s apart tronic expertise. New England. prison warden who carried Japan that Japan claims. This election the opposition parties powers.” telephone calls. out the last execution in the United States. fam lEasatw w EalaiM iaiKdaEatatXtttfixm iEaw ifilxefisxBKHSi Wayne K. Patterson was warden at the Colorado State Penitentiary in J lAanon City from 1965 to Soft drink /ir m ’s Santa 1972, and presided over the \l .. execution of Luis Jose Monge on June 2, 1967. Monge, 48, was sentenced to death for the murder of has distinguished lineage his wife and three of his 10 g A WORLD OF DISTINCTIVE & UNUSUAL QIFT8I children. The first Santa Claus classic idea of Santa Claus of Santa Claus drew in boots and formidable model and style for the “ In Colorado and lived about 1,600 years ago — a saintly man dedicated spiration from Moore’s elf leather belt with imposing Quaker seen on boxes of in the tiny country of to the Golden Rule princi concept. Santa Qaus was brass buckle. His white Quaker Oats. Ip ARTYWARE throughout the United Com pMtIy co-ordln«t« TELEPHONE 646-1700 That crunchy noise you hear li caused by New Year.s rewlutions getting trampled on t : before they’re even put into 1 SRVINGS BUNK OF MANCHESTER uae. MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER F.D.I C W UKKSTBIPM HUK DAILY 10-0 S U M Y 12-S Herald Vamon Ptaza (Naxt to K-Mart) Dally 10-10; Sun. 10-8 ' I AOVERTljlNG Santa Claus, as conceived by Artist mas time advertising for four decades. hearted guy who could easily be C. Hartford (Putnam Ptaia) Dally 10-10; Sun. 10-8 PHONE 643-2711 Haddon Sundblom in the 1930s, was a Sundblom, whose own face was often someone’s granddad. Shown is the 1960 fOMSSPSTAttCilMHACIHQ fOUSAO HBKMtaaiaaHwivaiwwiaiiaiEattattBaiwvwiiauMMUatiatiWfu aiitoitoi i constant figure in Coca-Cola Christ the model, pictured Santa as a big- Santa Claus., MAiyatBSTER EVENINO HBiRAU). Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 21, 1976 - PAGE THIRTEEN-B TWKLVK-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 21, lg76 Help Wanlad IS DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full Bank finds time, experienced pirferred. Salary commensurate with literary ability. Write Box C, c/o Site BemldManchester Herald. bonanza MECHANIC - Experienced, with own tools, for large truck CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING fleet. Call 643-2414 LONDON (UPI) - Bank officials r cleaning out an old vault have found a HOSTESS or Host - Wanted treasure trove of early 19th century part time, days. Must be neat, manuscripts, including poems and PHONE 643-2711 and responsible, and be good letters by Lord Byron and Percy FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING Y O U R A D with fibres, ■ ily in person Bysshe Shelley. to Tacorral, 246' IIroad Street. Literary experts called It a major INDEX Halp Wantad 13 WEXT RADIO - Need 20 peo- find and valued it at $850,000. le, for Tele-Quiz Program, They said the papers included an ADVERTISING N O T IC It DISHWASHERS Wanted - R[o experience necessary. original manuscript of part of 1 — Loci and Found Part time, nights. Must have Shifts available 9:W to 3:30 RATES 2 — Pcraoncic clean, well kept appearance, p.m .,or4p.m . to 9 p.m. Apply Byron’s (Tiilde Harold’s Pil^im age, 3 — Announcement# or will not be considered. App 1 d a y ___t ic word per dey 4 — Entertainment in person, 989 Main Street, se an early manuscript of Shelley’s 5 — Auctions ly in person, Tacorral, 246 cond floor, between 10 a.m. Hymn to Intellectual Beauty and two 3 days ... 10c word per day Broad Street. 6 dayt .... 9c word per day FINANCIAL and 6 p.m., or call 646-4090. possibly unpublished Shelley poems. 26 days ___8c word per day 8 — Bonds-Stockt-Mortgsges The chest also contained drawings 9 ~ Porsonel Loent 15 words S2.00 minimum 10 — Insurance of Napoleon Bonaparte by a midship Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Irtch' EMPLOYMENT PAPER BOY NEEDED man who accompanied him to exile 13 > Help Wanted in St. Helena on HMS 14 — Business Opportunities 15 — Situdlion Wanted ' Northumberland in 1815 and sketches To Deliver The Manchester Evening EDUCATION and a plan of Longwood, St. Helena, 18 — Private instructions Herald In East Hartford, In the following showing Napoleon’s quarters. 19 — SchooiS'Classet i Filer Commission members 20 — instruclions Wanted araes: The papers were originally the The members of the Connecticut Committee on the Structure of State Government discuss NEAL ESTATE Ralph Rd„ Tolland St. Oold 8t, property of Scrope Berdmore 23 — Homes for Sale Davies, Byron’s socialite-scholar their final report after it was made public Monday in Hartford, From left are: James A. 24 ^ LotS'Land for Sate CIpolla Dr„ and Rumalde Ava. Drawing of Napoleon 25 Investment Property friend who died in 1852. Wade, Chairman John H. Filer, Ruth L. Sims and James W. Fesler. (UPI photo) 26 Business Property Davies was also an unlucky Two*of the documents found in a leather chest recently discovered in vaults of Barclays 27 — Resort Propehy CALL 647-9946 28 — Reel Estate Wanted gambler and in 1820 had to leave Bank in Pall Mall are seen here. At right is an original manuscript of the third canto of Harald Circulation DapL MISC. SERVICES England quickly to escape his Lord Byron’s Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage. At left is a drawing of Napoleon by a midship 31 — Services Offered gambling creditors. He stuffed his 32 — Painiing-Papenng man named Samuel Davies who accompanied Napoleon to St. Helena in 1815 aboard the 33 — Buildmg-Contrscting papers into the leather chest and Filer group recommends 34 — Roofing>Siding HMS Northumberland. The chest was deposited by Scrope Berdmore Davies, a close friend 35 — Healing.Plumbing deposited it with his bankers, 36 — Flooring Morland, Ransom and Co., one of 20 of Byron, when he hurriedly left England in 1820 to escape his gambling creditors. (UPI 37 — Moving>TruCking-Slorsge private tonks that at the end of the photo) ADVERTISING 38 — Services Wanted 19th century were merged into the MISC. FOR SALE National Weather Forecast super agencies in state DEADLINE 41 ~ Articles for Sale present Barclays Bank. 15 42 ~ Butlding Supplies 12 00 noon the day before 43 — Pets 'BirdS' Dogs HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec eligibility of welfare and other state publication. 44 — Livestock Barclays discovered the chest Filer, the head of the Aetna Life 45 Boats A Accessories ticut’s 210 state agencies and Casaulty of Hartford, said today the and federal aid recipients, a power Deadline for Saturday and 46 — Sporting OoodS while renovating its Pall Mall offices Can Carter stop arms sales? now vested in the Department of Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 47 Garden Products departments should be replaced by 15 final report attempts to correct some 48 — Antiques and searching a private deposit vault By JIM ANDERSON program, except for $500 million to Social Services. 49 — Wanted to Buy MMAPOLM containing old deed boxes and papers international tension. If you really superagencies to provide the state of those objections, but does “not WASHINGTON (UPI) - Govern Israel, and the only way that friendly want to cut arms sales, you have to with more efficient and effective satisfy all the criticisms.” — Allowing the governor to appoint PLEASE READ RENTALS deposited more than a century ago. ment officials who supervise the commissioner of the Department 52 — Rooms lor Rent nations can now get up-to-date do something about the underlying government, according to a report Suggested changes include; YOUR AD 53 — Apartments for Rent America’s growing arms trade with American arms is to buy them. cause, which is tension between the released Monday by a special com — Creation of a “catch-all” agency of Education to a term concurrent 54 _ Homes for Rent UMfRAMCMCO Treasure chest with the Board of Education. Classified ads are taken over 55 — Business for Rent Christopher Norman-Butler, a the rest of the world wish Jimmy — As the former colonial powers, various countries. As long as you mittee. to be named the Executive Office of the phone as a convenience. 56 — Resort Property for Rent Barclays director, believed the vault Carter a lot of luck in trying to cut — Creation of a new Department of The Herald is responsible for 57 — Wanted to Rent Christopher Norman-Butler, a director at Barclays Bank, such as Britain and Portugal, have have these tensions, you are going to In its final report, the Committee the Governor. The new agency would 58 — Mtsc for Rent Business Regulation to oversee the only one incorrect insertion 39.2 might contain items of historical in down those sales, but they don’t think pulled back from their former include the governor's personal staff, and then only to the size of the examines the leather chest in which 19th century manuscripts, have arms sales.” on the Structure of State Govern AUTOMOTIVE terest and asked the bank’s archivist he — or anybody else — can make a Banking Department, the Insurance original insertion. Errors which spheres of influence in the Persian U.S. officials who deal with foreign ment, also known as the Filer Com plus the Agricultural Experiment 6t — Aulos for Sale io m t u lIMfftAIUUt ’ including works by Byron and Shelley, were recently discovered. to open cases. Department, the Connecticut Real do not lessen the value of the 62 — Trucks for Sale meaningful reduction. Gulf and Africa, the new nations requests for arms sales say that mission, recommended several Station, the Historical Commission, Estate Commission, the Public advertisement will not be cor 63 Heavy Equipment for Sale The chest was found in a bank vault and literary experts called it In 1970, total U.S. arms sales to have to see to their own security. suggestions on cutting back arms major changes in the organization of the Commission of the Arts, the state rected by an additional inser- 64 — MotorcydeS'BiCycles other countries totalled about $2 Utilities Control Authority and the tiori. 65 — Campers-TrsiterS'Mobile a major find and valued it at $850,000. (UPI photo) The papers in Davies’ chest, once That usually means buying weapons sales are frequently met with in state government. library, the Commission on Human Homes identified, were turned over to the billion. In 1976, the figure was $9.4 from somebody. dignation from the countries making In its preliminary report in mid- Rights and Opportunities and the Liquor Control Commission. 66 — Automotive Service 1/ — Creation of a new Department of 67 > Autos for Rem-Leese British Museum. billion. In 1977, the total will be even — Weapons have grown more the request. What is seen to be a October, the committee Connecticut Justice Commission. Economic Development and wf At ra I r ovoc Ast ^ higher, about $9.5 billion. sophisticated and expensive. One high, moral purpose on the part of recommended that Connecticut con — Creation of a new Office of Agriculture which will consolidate ...... Davies died a bachelor and did not One U.S. official said, “ Nobody arms expert points to the recent sale the United States is seen by those solidate its myriad of agencies into Policy and Management which would Confucius say wants to see an arms race, but the the Department of Commerce, the Lost and Found Help Wanted 13 leave a will. A Barclays official said of 160 F16s to Iran for a total of $3.6 other countries as a form of abandon 13 superagencies and one executive have responsibility over budgeting, trend is up and it looks like it will Department of Agriculture and the that under the laws in force at the billion dollars. “Fifteen years ago, ment, according to one official. group. personnel policy, state planning and LOST - Stock Certificates, and PHONE FROM home to ser For period ending 7 a m . Wednesday. Dec. 22. Tuesday night will find snow in Vermont and New Hampshire. Elsewhere in time of Davies' death, the papers stay that way.” the Shah could have bought 250 F84s That recommendation met with energy as well as several functions Bureau of Housing. Insurance Policies in a blue vice our customers in the is no, no today The result, he said, is usually that vinyl folder Reward. Call 649- the nation cold and cloudy weather will prevail. Minimum should be shared among his descen He cited several factors: for about one-tenth that money. The now handled by other agencies. The Filer commission also said it .Manchester area, flexible they buy the arms from somebody several objections from various 4273. hours, super earnings. 249- readings include: iapproximate maximum temperatures in dants. — The worldwide recession is volume of weapons may actually be else, Britain, France or the Soviet legislators and citizen groups, who — Creation of a Department of In had decided not to recommend the abolition of the office of the Comp 7773. parenthesis) Atlanta ^ (46). Boston 16 (22). Chicago 13 (32) HOUSTON (UPI) - One day back in 473 B.C., Con coming to an end. “Most countries dropping, but the price is going to Union. felt the proposals were too far- come Maintenance to assume IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed have more money to spend on troller as it had in its original report. Cleveland 18 i26). Dallas 24 (55), Denver 13 (36), Duluth 1 Il8'. fucius said, "Men have their respective occupations and Until the descentants are traced continue to go up and up.” Perhaps, he suggested, the only reaching. responsibilities for determining the black male, vicinity Croft SALES POSITION ■ Straight Houston 31 i39i. Jacksonville 28 ( 53), Kansas City 21 (46i, Little Filer said the proposals, if Drive. Mixed black,brown women their homes," apparently without taking much and a final decision about disposition everything, including garter belts One official said that the arms race way to cut the spiral would be for all Committee chairman John H. commissions, leads furnished Rock 22 (51) Los Angeles 34 ( 68), Miami 34 (68), Minneapolis 6 adopted, will “restore the public's male; Mill Street area. Call to homeowners Call 242-5402. abuse. is made, the British Museum will and food. However, the first concern is now caught up in an apparently the arms exporting nations together '231, New Orleans 29 i57i. New York 20 I22), Phoenix 38 ( 63i. of almost every country we talk to is confidence in government. " Manchester Dog Warden, 646- But things are different now, and the remark preserved hold the papers and put them on irreversible spiral. “When country A to impose self-restraints on military 4555 ESTABLISHED Realtor has San Francisco 40 i57i. Seattle 39 i49). St Louis 19 i43i. their own security, and that means He said Connecticut residents in bronze threatens to keep his statue — a Bicentennial public view early next year. gets a new airplane, its neighbors sales. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• opening for highly motivated Washington (16 (31i Consumer groups know that the current system is gift from the Republic of China — from prominent display they want to buy up-to-date weapons feel that they have to have an “I don’t think it would work, Help Wanted 13 salesperson with real estate before they buy the other things.” “demonstrably bad " and “will sup license. .Ask for Mr Bissell, around City Hall. Norman-Butler said the contents of equivalent, for their own protecton. though,” he added gloomily . “Even — The United States used to give port the change. " EXPERIENCED Window Philbrick .Agency. 646-4200 “I thought Confucius had been buried,” said Nikki Van the chest were “absolutely A sale to one country, produces a Sweden which claims to be neutral HARTFORD BINDRY SAND BLAST Operator and away arms to friendly nations, some He added that the commission has cleaner - Steadv work. Must Hightower, a women’s advocate, when told Parks Direc chain effect.” and pacifist is in there competing withdraw suit PART TIME • Sales • If you seeking experienced paper power saw operator Paid staggering" and besides the be reliable. Equal Opportuni- tor George Lanier hopes to display the four-foot bronze $6 to $9 billion annually under the The official continued, “Talking not yet planned a definite course of are area professional cutter Full time Call 522- holidays, excellent insurance manuscripts included nine un against us when it comes to selling NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Con ruled that it was inappropriate for ty Employer Phone M9-a334. image bearing the quotation in his new office. military assistance program. about arms sales is only talking legislative action. He noted, salesmen in the day time and 4174 benefits. 50 hour week. published letters written by Byron. warplanes.” sumer groups, bowing to the wishes Bieluch to hear contempt charges Metronics. Inc Route 6 and Her complaints after a July 4 presentation were Congress has almost eliminated that about a symptom of something else. however, that the commission's SCHOOL BUS D rivers - want to sell at night and make of the state Supreme Court, have against Northeast and the PUCA. more than your day job it's CLERK NEEDED for general 44A. Bolton. followed by removal of the statue from the mayor's recommendations have received the Knowledge of Manchester work in busy office o f apart withdrawn their contempt suit Last spring. Bieluch declared il necessary. Clean driving fun and easy!' Call .Mr reception area to a spot under a table in storage. support of several legislators and he Douglas, 525-9134 ment complex Duties in iTrim FashlonsI against Northeast Utilities in a con legal a $47.7 million rate hike granted record Five year auto clude: showing apartments, The controversial phrase is part of a lengthy definition suspects there will be no trouble experience required. We will troversial rate hike case. Northeast two years ago and ordered SALES PEOPLE - Older supervisory maintenance, and of “the great harmony” printed in English and Chinese SptelaUiing f(c/ut/nwty In having the appropriate legislation in tram Call 643-2373. between 9 Immediately following the con the utility to roll back its rates to pre- multi-million dollar company dealing with the public. Must EARN on the statue Lanier says is “handsome.” SLENDcRlZINQ pkic-tb* fathloiw troduced. and 1. have take charge attitude sumer group action, Court of Com May 1974 levels. "1 would hope the entire package with young ideas has openings “ When the great principle prevails,” Confucius is The utility immediately appealed for people who are looking for Ability to speak Spanish help GOOD mon Pleas Judge William C. Bieluch would be looked at in its entirety. " ful Experienced in apartment quoted as saying, “ the world is a com that decision to the Supreme Court, a future, in sales and manage whare luhlon Ih e American Monday honored a motion to Filer said. He conceded, however, ment. Opening due to m-house management preferred. App SPENDING monwealth...Mutual confidence is promoted ... Men have which plans to make a final ruling in 1$ a look, not a alia I Red Cross. withdraw the contempt charges that it is likely each proposal would promotions This company ly Windham Heights. 456-1284. their respective occupations and women their homes” the case sometime next spring. MONEY I The Good against New England's largest utili be weighed on its own merits has more financial success and so forth. Following the appeal, consumer stories than any other in New MY HUSBA.ND Loves Avon as “My feeling is that it’s a sexist statement and in a city N eq ^ k b o c ty- Gov. Ella T. Grasso said she would much as I do As an Avon BOYS & Alexander Goldfarb, attorney for groups and the utility began a series England, no limit on what you where we’re encouraging equal employment opportunity, study the commission's recommen can earn. Call Doug Baskin. Representative. I'm the the Connecticot Citizen Action (jroup of legal proceedings which have neighborhood beauty expert I GIRLS supposedly, we should not have such statements out and dations and make a statement on 525-9134. and the city of Hartford, said he further complicated the issue. get out-meet people, have around in a public place,” said Dr. Van Hightower. Wrap her up in them in her upcoming State of the i Evtnlngt A Wtok motioned to have the charges TOOL DESIGNER • extra money. .And still have She argues the statue belongs in a museum, not “ in a State speech scheduled for Jan. 5. time for mv family Sound 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. something lovely dropped for two major reasons. Experienced, m aircraft type place of employment like the city.” sheet metal development, good’ Call 523-9401 First, he said he had received in Call Lanier demurs. she can wear overtime and benefits. Inter dications that the Public Utilities viewing 8 a m. to 4 p m. 646- TEMPORARY JANUARY “We think it’s a nice statue. We think it’s appropriate Control Authority would rule in favor Regional energy costs 4048. Dynamic .Metal Employment ■ Accurate typist 647-9946 as a gift to the City of Houston. And we want to provide a for accounting office 649-2206, of consumers later this week, by Products Co Inc . 422 .North prominent location for it. The phrase in question is a denying Northeast's request for a Mam Street. Manchester minor part of a historical quotation.” ghe Beralb PART Tl.ME Bookkeeper - 1976 rate hike and by ordering the to rise $450 million CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING .Accountant Manchester He has asked the Municipal Arts Commission, which Spadal SIxM RELIABLE HARD Worker Public .Accountant requires utility to reduce current rates by up PHONE 643-2711 who wants steady employ- decides such things, for permission to display the piece. 12W(o2eVi that higher prices will tend to push « 0 ,« S S f 9 r,N C f 'M n iO M C VOUM90 bright person to assist busy to $56.6 million. BOSTON (UPI) —New Englanders Officials at the Taiwan consulate are politely sitting and 39 to 52 will pay about $450 million more for consumption down so that total use ...... S is* income, dial 872- practitioner in accounting and He said his group also was tax area Write Box CC. c o out the controversy. and consumer costs will be less. - * t ’ Business Opportunity 14 withdrawing its contempt motion in energy next year due to oil price in Manchester Herald “ If prices would somehow effect J L H ix jrA lj “We didn’t get any reaction from nine other cities,” R “honor and respect” of a Supreme creases, according to the New WEXT RADIO • Need 10 peo George Tuan, vice counsul, said. “In our country, women I I consumption, if it's a significant SMALL ENGINE Service Court decision handed down last England Council. ple for local, light delivery E.ARNI.NGS AROUND $19,000 Corporation expanding dealer and men are equal from early times.” R signal to the consumer, the increase NOTICE Must have own car. and neat - Commission plus bonus an week. In that decision, the high court In a report released Monday, the network No experience will be less. " said Joseph Fitz TOWN OF BOLTON appearance Part time, full nually possible For an council said a 10 per cent increase in CONNECTICUT necessary Complete training time available Apply In per aggressive individual m sales program $500 investment the price of domestic oil. which is patrick, a council staff member. Notice is hereby given that son. 989 Mam Street, second of quality products Manufac- required to start your own mandated under provisions of the Although Saudi Arabia walked out a signed copy of a floor, between 10 a m and 6 tuer m business over 25 years of the recent OPEC meetings and business. Ideal for retired or Public records Energy Policy and Conservation Act Professional Agreement p m., or call 646-4090 You will represent good quali part time Details on request. Vietnam party votesf said it would only raise its price five ty products, backed by fast of 1975, will' cost the region $150 between the Bolton Board of Mr. Barker ESCA Field million more in gasoline and heating per cent, the rest of the OPEC Education and the Bolton GROUP OF Energetic Young service and an excellent com Training Division Box 619. nations are raising prices 10 per cent Education Association for the people desire work to meet petitive position in a very Wading River. New York Warranty ilcedN oil costs. lucrative market Call for In to change its namel School Year 1977-!978. was daily needs Snow shoveling, 11792. Robert J. Comollo and Diane 0. The new price increases posted by in January and another five per cent apartments cleaned, window terview, 9 to 12 Monday to Comollo to Thomas L. Ford and Don the Oil Producting and Exporting by July. filed on December 17. 1976, washing, and many mpre jobs Friday New England with the office of the Town PROTECTED Distributorship na L. Ford, property at 131 Edgerton Countries will mean another $155 Fitzpatrick said the overall vou just don't have time to do. Aluminum Products, Inc 871- - Rockville. Vernon. BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — The Vietnam Workers m Clerk. 222 Bolton Center St., $37,500. million increase, and $150 million .predicted price increase of 10 per Discount for Senior Citizens, 1773. Manchester, and East Hart Party Monday renamed itself the Communist Party of S Road, and the same is open call 728-8839 Vietnam and expanded its ruling politburo from 11 to 14 ^ Donald L. Sotherland and Selma A. more in the cost of residual oil used cent for New England is based on the ford Female line prime region's heavy dependence on oil for public inspection season 666-6769. or 236-1674. members. ■ Sotherland to Theodore A. Somes and to produce electricity, according to This legal notice is given an GENERAL MECHANIC ■ from two OPEC members, Work at horn# In »par# Mma. Earn Bob Radio Hanoi, monitored in Bangkok, also announced a Joyce R. Somes, property at 34 the council. accordance with Sec 10-153d Full time days. Paid CMS. $250. par 1000 ituMIng Montclair Dr., $54,500. However, the report pointed out Venezuela and Lib.va. of the General Statutes. Blue Cross, and Life In tnvalopa*. Sand •tampad, tall* list of 101 permanent members of the Central Party Com addratiad anvalopt to Tarry By the time the Saudi's lower Dated at Bolton. Connec surance. Amerbelle Corp., #•#####••••••••••••••• mittee, nearly triple the former 41-seat membership. East Main Street, Rockville. Lado Enlarprtaaa, P.O. Bo* 2I8. priced oil reaches New England con ticut, this 17th day of Hobart, Indiana 46342. There was a reshuffling of positions and the Viet Cong, Apply between 9 a m. and 4:30 □ EDUCATION who were once given much credit the victorious war sumers “it's likely to be late 1977 or December, 1976. rrm . An Equal Opportunity The FPC asked to approve Catherine K. Leiner early 1978, " Fitzpatrick said. Employer. against U.S.-backed regimes in the South, were denied Town Clerk Private Instructions 18 posts in the new alignment. SHEET METAL Worker ■ There was no replacement named to the chairmanship A iup4r ooHaetlon northeastern pipeline Peraonala 2 Peraonala Five years experience, REMEDIAL READING and of the party, which has been vacant since the death of Ho of novaKy aorylta (^> nierican sodering Outside metal work. 4 math; individualized work the Maine border for delivery to the Thieves steal Chi Minh in 1969. awaaUra, ooatatylaa, HOUSTON (UPI)-TheTennessee 528-2101. program, ilst-8th grade) by Chief party politician Le Duan was re-elected to his toggle Ihintatylea, Gas Pipeline Co., a newly formed proposed pipeline. Masters degree teacher 568- The gas will be transported from blank checks PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT FULL TIME Kitchen man for position as secretary general. pullovere * loU more. subsidiary of Tenneco Inc., has asked dishwashing and other kitchen 8075. The fourth Party (5)ngress since 1960 ended shortly Shown are three the Federal Power Commission to Canada to points in eastern New chores No experience ^^R edC ife 'York and northeastern Pennsylvania. ANSONIA (UPI) — Police today PIANO. VOICE. Guitar. before noon Monday, the 15th anniversary of the National from the ootleotion. okay the construction of a 498-niile necessary. Good pay. good Organ. Drums, Trumpet in The gas will then enter the existing sought thieves who took from the An- AH charltabto and noiHirom organUatkms wishing working’ conditions 5-day Front for the Liberation of the South, which later became natural gas pipeline stretching to haw Hiair Public Aimouncsmants puMIshad free structions. Gift Certificates. system of the Tennessee Gas. sonia office of the Department of week, other benefits. Apply in Bands available for parties. known as the Viet Cong. acrosk the northeastern United ey Tennessee Gas has more than 13,- Labor 775 blank unemployment In thIa space are urged to contact Joa person. Brass Ki Ivory Rose Music, 647-9040. The North Vietnamese have since taken credit for the NEXT BUOODMOBILE VISIT States. Restaurant. OPEN EVERY NIGHT (KX) miles of pipline stretching from checks and some equipment McCavanagh, Sansral Manager ol Hagai Mufflers April 30, 1975, victory, with little public acknowledge The proposed $2 billion pipeline, to PROFESSIONAL Tutoring ■ TIL 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22nd serve as a major source of supply for Texas and offshore Louisiana to the necessary to make out the checks to of Manchestor. wIN ba allotad on a first NOW ACCEPTING ment given to the work of the South Vietnamese applications for full time For Reading and Math guerrillas. Tennessee Gas, is scheduled to cross mid-Atlantic and New England themselves. The thieves did not, conw, first sarwd basis. Master's Degree teacher. Call states. The company's gas sales and however, get the signature slug employment Call 528-3869 The new lineup amirs few changes In Vietnamese CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Maine, New Hampshire, between 9 a m, and 2 p.m. for Free evaluation. 649-8023 transportation averaged 3.5 billion Communist policy, which has originated in Hanoi since 12:30 — 5:30 Massachusetts and end near Albany. which prints Commissioner Frank D. 1930. Tenneco officials said Monday the cubic feet per day in 1975. Santaguida’s name on each check nor LUBRICATION HELP - □ REAL ESTATE Thia Ad Sponaorad B y ' pipeline will carry as much as one The company serves 21 states, in the key which turns on the machine. Needed immediately, for se Party leadership is still in the hands of the. T4iM Fotkiiw cond shift. We have openings Clarke Inawanoe Ageney cluding the five through which the The break-in was discovered Sun professionals, in spite of numerous declarations during Manehaaler Evening Herald Walkine Brothara bjllion cubic feet of natural gas per VHNON AVON BlOOMntlO wnHERsniu) proposed pipeline would pass. In R e g a i e s s r for experienced lubrication Homes For Sals 23 the congress that “the real leadership must be delivered Holmea Funeral Home Morlarty Brolhart day. day afternoon by a cleaning crew. help, for greasing trucks, and VafnenOrde It. 44 106 Park Ava. SUo* Deane Hwy.j Walkina Funeral Home 1975, the company carried 91 per cent neat CaUar Hoxa Btaemflaid J.Dk Reel Eetate The gas is being purchased from The cleaners said they found a win t r mffrr rnnrnMirnrr »Um R trllll n amperior produrl. trailers. Starting rate $3.75 MANCHESTER - Large Two into the hands of the workers.” Wathar^ld j Regal Man'a Shop Manoheeter Parkada: * Vanian Nall lank Shopping Moxa Algeria in liquid form and will be of the gas used in Maine, 72 per cent dow broken and that they notified hourly. Chance Tor advance family, eleven rooms, con Le Duan himself said in the congress’ political report Sh ^ ^ ^ Canter j Lydall, Inc. Savinga Bank of Manchoatar in New Hampshire, 53 per cent in Comet ol Stood ment. All fringe benefits. MM4M 97M9M m - f m U00Nt'a_Pharinaey transported to Saint John, N.B. From I.4ibor Department officials. ond Ctnltr 8lrt«l .-Fri. S ojn. • S pjn. venient location, reduced to that the incumbent leadership would have to “guide the Uniform and tools furnished. $35,000. Paul W Dougan. Other tieiaa In Homdan, Branford, Sawihinglan, SpIM. there, it will revaporized and Massachusetts and 27 per cent in Banks were notified to,be on the Phono MS-2112 .. .. I Mjn. • 12 noon workers” in carrying out the party policy of “building For appointment call 688-2233. Realtor. 643-4535. transported by a Canadian pipeline to New "York and Pennsylvania. lookout for the stolen checks. economic socialism.” 4' IMIWMHnRMilWIBIISniMI -V _L ______I PAGE FOURTEEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 21, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. Mancbeater, (kiim.. Tue6., Dec. 21,1978— PAGE FIFTEEN-B ACROSS 4 Turkish name Answer to Previous Punia 41 Aportmonto For B u t S3 Apartmontt For Bont 83 Aulo$ For Solo 81 A rtle ltt lor 8»l» 8 Pennln 'uuQ i;/. I Monkey 6 Greek theater □ a Charlsa M. Schultz ORIENTIAL RUGS- 9x12, LOOKING for anything in real PARTS Department now open 7 SqueeiMout 7 Piece of com ^ I f T H E estate rental - aparanents, I I Wsndered no fttMtUgHt, 9x15, Karistan, Sourk. 10x14 Saturdays. Complete line of 8 Rope R 0 India,red, blue, ivory. 9x12 homes, multiple dwellings, no OM UTt ENTBiraiSES ^Chrysler parts. Chorches D e a r A b b y about creitidflt 5 T b P e cn stR tiS i t . ? Chinese, 9x12 KaBhaln. 10x14 fees. Call J.D. Real & tate Urge variety o( ApartmenU and Motors. 649-3646. 12 Aulgntd 6 Inner (prefix) A V IP I Karmon, cream and blue. Associates, Inc. 6461960. Townhouaea throaghout workers to 10 Pretend C S J I S I ® 5 Mancbeater. 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, 14 Lily Maid 12 Make untidy S EE? “A T A LE OF TWO THE ONLY THIN6 I DIDN'T THOSE WERE THE Come and see our own per ffenlat O fltot open tfaffv By Abigail Van Buren 16 Wora aTlES-UJASJUSTONTVlI we DON'T ; sonal collection. 110 Russell M A N CH ESTER - One tat factory-air, power windows, (2 wds.) DNPeRSTANPitlERETHEfWITS vP mmerciAl s , s ir .' bedroom apartment available tilt steering wheel, am/fm, 18 Work whb a 13 Collage UlATCHEPTKE MOVIE 50 NOW A60UTTHE 5HAM(W,TME * < > Street, Manchester. Call 646 M6-1021 ntadia C A P P V I t i 9804. at the Theresa. Excellent CB radio, 8-track tape player. d e a r ABBY: A woman wrote to say aha had a secret degree (abbr.) I WONT HAVE TDIfEAD THE BOOK SOAP AND THE COFFEE... location on Main Street. 230-A New Slat* Road Must be seen. Reasonable, 17 Wine cask 18 Viking T A V ' crush on a man in town she’d never met. She confessed to 19 Male cats □ 0 0 5 KELVINATOR Electric Located on the busline across MANCHESTER Dealer. 643-2791. phoning him just to hear his voice, then hanging up. She 20 Poems rv from shopping, bank and 20 Membrane □□nnaannanDOD T- ^ ^ M A Y g e " range - 30” . Good condition. also tembarded him with anonymous cards and love psaaaga 21 Opera prince I church. Price includes wall- 43 Roll tightly $90. 6466622. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, letters. You told her to cut it out as she was "harassing’’ 22 SqUMiad out ,? ? *"*. , 30 Coihplatad to-wall carpeting, dishwasher yellow, excellent condition, 25 Mat 33 f ‘•'Yica 32 Having pedal 44 Loyal THAV*«f itTi and all kitchen appliances. 31 GLENWOOD STREET- make an offer. ^11 646-4938 WOMAN BUCKLE Ski booU • ^^Tam a bachelor (well, twice divorced), and I met a lady 26 Fashionable , , f.*P ili9l*» 46 Cooking fat Ideal for elderly person or Two bedroom duplex. after 5 p.m. resort 34 Way out 34 Most Mrribla Size 8, used twice, $70. Oboe, once who developed a mad crush on me. She bedded me 47 AcUMS fair condition $25. 12 string couple. $200. per month. No Appliances and private base 29 Parplaxad 36 Ornamental 39 Indian, for one Sheridan pets. Damato Enterprises, ment. No pets. Lease and CHEVY BELAIR - 1968 6 and subsequently showered me with loving cards and 31 Lika a leopard WINTHROP Signet guitar, brand new, 40 Salud 48 Look closely $140. Can 6466542, anytime. 6^ 1021. security. $230. per month. 646 door. Small V-8. Radio, letters. My coworkers found a few of the cards in the 33 Scene 27 Folksinger 9455, M7-9773. automatic transmission, fair office, and they started kidding me. They said she was a 35 Itinerary Saegar 41 Compound 60 Close condition. $400. Call 742-8400 pest. I concluded that they were probably right, so I 36 Insect egg 28 Arabian port 42 Common newt 62 Three (prefix) Mickey Finn — Morris Wsiss / I'/M BBS-IN N IN Q - \ FENDER Precision bass guitar - With hard case. Only MANCHESTER y Two after 6 p.m. Ignored her. 37 Steal 1 2 3 4 1 0 7 I • 10 / TCJBEUeVE \ _____ n l bedroom Ranch type apart 38 eibllcsl two months old. $250. Call 742- FOUR ROOMS - Heat, Well, she quit writing, and now I miss all those cards and THceesTORies 7 = ^ y 1 9410. ment. Convenient location. 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. love letters. garden n 12 13 HOLY SMOKe! SHE'S Y evel/ELYN:) ^ ABOUT THI6 / utilities, appliances included. 39 Oxygenated IT WILL GIVE ME MARRYING THE SON OR MUSTr N' ivsB Price includes heat, hot Automatic. $2500. Between 5 Abby, please don’t tell women not to send loving THE ONLY TIME I $AW Central _ location.__ _ Garage, water, kitchen appliances, 42 Newts 14 IS GREAT PLEASURE WOOOROW BYRON! HE'S ) FIND10 OUT < \ HCXJ6E BEING- / FOR SALE - Brunswick pool security deposit required, no and phone 646-8022. eseages to men about whom they fantasize. We men need evCLVN WAS WHEN $HE TO BE AT HER A YERY IMPORTANT A THAT I'M HER V HAUNTED. / T a™* laundry $240. per 45 Seth’s ton WAS A BA0V.--- I'M A WEDDING —BUT 1 MAN IN THIS CITY! / f V FATHERI table. Regulation size. $350. nets, $250. Call 6466958 after pjo p jj, Damato them. It’s great for the ego. Everyone needs to feel wanted 46 Weaken II H 1 7 11 Call 6467620. 1967 FORD Thunderblrd • 1 ’’ SICK MAN—I DON'T HAVE DON'T WANT MY ______Enterprises, 6461021, Good running condition, best and loved. 49 Erinyes 20 700 MANY YEARS LEFT.^ IDENTITY KNOWN, rm offer. Call 6%-117S. SORRY IN SAN FRANCISCO 51 Bring Into ICE SKATES - Boots. 10 EAST HARTFORD - Modem MANCHESTER - One harmony 21 23 24 21 27 2t ntD gallon acmarium, complete two bedroom Townhouse. d e a r SORRY: I disapprove of writing anonymous love 53 Wanderer 1 ■ bedroom apartments. Heat, 1976 TRIUMPH TR .7 • 21 with fish Hand mixer $5. Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 letters to strangers. Also phoning and hanging up. ’This is from duty hot water and kitchen Original cost $7,000, asking 54 Placid 1 ri-2t Basketball backboard, like baths, disposal, dishwasher, appliances supplied. Full $5,000. Loaded. Air con harassment and can cause one to worry about what the 23 u # 1 POe new $18. Push lawn mower $7. full basement with hook-ups. 55 GIva V av a maintenance service, many in ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone kook will do next. 1 1 • ti;i»rWA.K.TBKt9 us .m ok 8 ft. work bench$ 15. 20 gallon $245. Call 528-1708 days. tamporarlly 3« H small apartment complexes 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, In your case, you knew the woman (In the Biblical sense, 56 Mora banal 1 1 aquarium with stand and with private entrances. 643-0888. tool, but you dropped her when coworkera labeled her a w 40 41 accessories $30. Plants, $1 to FIVE ROOM upstairs - apart Priced from $225 j>er month. ment and garage. Central, peat. Big difference! DOWN 23 Real Etteie Wanted 28 $5. Westinghouse Roaster No pets. Damato Enterprises, I Sold 42 43 44 41 47 41 Homoo For Solo 23 Homot For Solo 23 Hornet For Sole Oven, holds ^ lb. turkey $10. security deposit. 649-3616. J i 1 6461021. ble. 6speed, Z-Bart, stereo, DEAR ABBY; I am an artist. I have talent that took 1 Mesdamet 41 10 II S2 STORE FOR Business - With WANTED By semi-retired Maple coffee table, made into 31,000 miles. Must sell, ^500, (abbr.) COVENTRY - Six room liT II III* Til A LARGE SIX Room Duplex - many years to develop. I ask (and get) good prices for my attached two family 5-5 in woman, reasonably priced crinbage board $10. Over NICE FOUR ROOMS - Second 633-7334. 2 Wing (Fr.) 13 B4 Pritcilla’e Pop — Al Vermeer Raised Ranch with fireplaced UmmUMI FKI HM, stuffed chair $5. 646-0311. Central location. No pets. drawings and paintings, but something burns me up and I living room, paneled rec business location. $51,900. three or four room apartment floor, two bedrooms. Stove, 3 Clutch at in Manchester area. With Security, references. refrigerator, parking, all would Uke to get it off my chest. wildly it SI 'si room, three bedrooms, gar Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Available immediately. $225 FIAT - 1972 Spider Converti When a prospective customer admires a piece of my NOBODY IT'S I SLAVE IN SCHOOL, BUT WHO CARES? HOW ABOUT A M appliances, heat and hot REAL CHRISTMAS Trees - carpeting. Married couple. ble. 5-specd, 46,000 miles. age. Asking $39,900. Zinsser 7 Rooms, m Baths, Flroplace. Tag and/or cut. White and per month. 6461924, 643-2289. work, and he wanta it very much, he will ask, "How much (MiwfFAffN iHTienesi am i APPRECIATES UN I SLAVE AROUND NOBODY/K WHO LITTLE THEATER Agency, 64^1511. MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex Family Room With Wet Bar. water in two family house, or 6468350. New tires and exhaust. small apartment complex, in Blue Spruce. Wreaths, free do you want for it?" When I tell him the price, he asks, ME AFOJNP FAIR' THE HOUSE.' I CAN I TUF?N ID GROUP? ___ < with separate heating CarptHt. AU this for a price you MANCHESTER - 30 Locust Excellent condition. $2,100. systems, wall-to-wall cantet, can well afford, in the upper good location. Call 646-3373. boughs, fireplace wood, FOUR ROOM Apartment - 633-7334. "How LONG did it take you to do it?" HERE.^ GIVE MY A LL.' IN MY M ISERY? ^ ------TT" mid-ISOs. trunkful, $4.00 Stanley Tree Street. First floor, four rooms My blood pressure shoots sky highi What does THAT convenient location. High heated. Available immediate Heat and hot water. $30’s. Zinsser Agency, F.J.tnUCKI Farm. 7426438. Long Hill References and security have to do with anything? What does it matter if it took me REALTOn Road, off Route 6, at Andover ly. $220. Call 6462426, 9 a.m. deposit required. Call 646- PLYMOUTH 1969 Suburban The Topper 1511. A rllclet tor Sale 41 to 5 p.m, two hours, two months or two years to do it? If the piece is 643-2121 Church. 1257. Custom Wagon. Blue. Eight pleasing and the customer wants it, that should be enough. Win at Bridge cylinders. Automatic MANCHESTER - Four ALUMINUM sheets used as MANCHESTER - Eight room An artist is not like a ditch digger who is paid by the hourl bedroom Cape with shed GE REFRIGERATOR - Two 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven transmission .power steering. printing plates. .007 thick, door, top freezer compart House. Appliances, $350. J.D. There, I finally got this off my chest, and I feel better. If dormer, first floor family room apartment. $260 Roof rack. Excellent. $995. 1 see this in your column I will feel like a king. IMMEDIATE Occupancy - On Ux32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for ment, $75. 643-5402. Real EsUte. 6461980. ^ Suburban Sales. 6462076. room with Franklin stove, $1. Phone 643-2711. monthly. Security. Call 646 OFF MY CHEST IN CARMEL That littie something extra fireplaced living room, gar this seven room Garrison 2426, 9 to 5. Colonial. Seven large rooms Building Suppllet 42 MANCHESTER - Three6»m age and more. $40's. Zinsser CLEAN USED refrigerators, 1970 BROOKWOOD SUtion featuring: Formal dining apartment in a two family wagon.- Chevrolet. Needs DEAR OFF; Happy to have crowned you. Agency, 6461511. ranges, automatic washers, house. Appliances, utilities. FOUR ROOM Duplex - If he has to play hearts r^2l I'l'ZI ; room, country kitchen, NATURAL STONE for Garage, cellar, attic. Adults some work, real good motor. fireplaced living room, and with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's retaining walls, veneers, $175. J.D. Real EsUte, 646 $450. firm. 643-4457. DEAR ABBY; My teenage daughter has a large nose. himself he will get away with LOOKING FOR a borne you Appliances. 649 Main St., 646 1980. only, no pets. Security, and only one loser in that suit if he can be proud of in a low price family room, three bedrooms, patios, etc. Pick up by the references. $190. 649-8976. She knows it’s big, but it doesn’t seem to bother her. I feel 2 1/2 baths. Quality built, in a 2171. pound or delivery by the ton. that she shouldn’t have to live the rest of her life with NORTH can find East with both king Captain Eaay — Crooka and Lawrence range? We have it! Well built 1966 VW for parts or can be A J 9672 and spotless Cape, with quality neighborhood. Call for Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, MANCHESTER - Five room MANCHESTER - First floor fixed. 3/4 cam. Hurst shifter. something like that when it can be improved by plastic and queen or with a doubleton more details. Scorpio Real SEWING MACHINES - 1976 6463163. apartment. Two bedrooms 1710 5 3 honor. He can also expect to WHO IS THIS JS Z E B E L 7 1 TOLO YOU... SHE’S A TYPIST AT 'AN OFFICE ’ OKAY. CAROL- 1 STILL THINK YOU'VE fireplace, eat in kitchen, full apartment in two tenement Single header. $100. Call 643- surgery. McKEE INDUSTRIES. FLIRTATION, SOTTA BE IW \6 ININ6 ALL THIS-BUT Estate. 649-6441. 742-8546. Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. and den, or third bedroom. 4531. *1 get away with one loser if he YOU THINK HAS TURNED / EASY- 1 DON'T cellar, expandable attic. $48.50. Used Singer Touch and house. Three large rooms, I don’t want to mention it to her because if she knows it A A974 WASH’S HEAD? JUST THINK NAMED SHIVAUN HUH? I LET MB CHECK HER OUTJ JI Excellent residential area. Dogt-BIrdt-Pelt 43 Stove and refrigerator in adults only, no pets. 643-4406 can get the opponents to play Sew, originally isss. now only cluded. 210 per month. Securi- bothers me, it might make her self-conscious. IT, I KNOW SHAFTOe : I'VE EVEN hearts for him. SEEN w a s h d o o d le $30,900. Act today! Keith Real $68.40. Fully guaranteed. 236 after 6 p.m. $150. per month. CORVAIR 1966 - Automatic, A't what age can this type of surgery be done? How risky WEST EAST Business Property 26 DOG-CAT BOARDING uired. Amedy Realty, There is also an extra HER IN IT IA L S l Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. 1123, Dealer. 60,000 miles, new paint, veiy is it? How much does it cost? And should I keep quiet about A K 4 * 3 bathing/grooming. Complete good condition. Asking $450. it? 17Q97 17K82 chance. Can you see it? PRIVATE SALE - Two MANCHESTER. 251 Broad modern facilities. Canine •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-1403. South wins the club lead in Street - Five bay garage. Ideal UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon FIVE ROOM Two bedroom NOSEY MOM 0 A854 * K 10 7 3 2 bedroom Condominium Home Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts, Homes lor Rent 54 * Q 10 6 3 * K J85 dummy' and loses a trump for body shop, transmission, Road. Manchester. 646-5971. Duplex. Central location. 1972 VEGA - With cracked in Manchester. Quick oc Brownies, nurses. East Available January 3rd. Call DEAR MOM; That type of surgery is usually performed SOUTH ID) finesse. He ruffs the club cupancy, with no need to tire shop, or garage. Will sub COLONIAL 6 Rooms - 3 block, however many new Catholic School. 6461225. CHRISTMAS SALE - An 6467769. when a girl is about 17 or 18, but your plastic surgeon is A A Q 10 6 5 return; enters dummy with a redecorate. This home has divide. Phone Thomas Colla, bedrooms, handy location, parts...shocks, tires, clutch 17 AJ64 trump; leads a low diamond many desirable features. Call 643-1381. tiques. Collectibles and references and security and more. 646-6542. better qualiOed to answer your medical questions. And if SEASONED OAK Fireplace Miscellaneous. All items dis CHARLES APARTMENTS - you don’t want , your daughter to know that her nose ♦ QJ9 and sticks in his nine to force 6460491 or 872-3080 after 5 wood for deliveries. Call 742- required, $250 per month. * 1 West’s ace. Another club is COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg counted. Sunday November Deluxe 4 1/2 room Uwnhouse. DODGE CHARGER 1972- bothers you, keep YOUR nose out of it. p.m. 7886. One and 1/2 baths, all Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Both vulnerable ruffed; the queen of diamonds Farm, with three story bam. 28th., 10 to 5. Cha-Ro-Lane 94 6464200. Excellent condition. Air con Wapping Wood Road. appliances, 2 air conditioners, led and a heart chucked from VERNON • Three bedrom Butler-type building. Power ditioned. Front disc, West Nertk East Seitk 'plant, and other out buildings, HARD FIREWOOD for sale. Ellin^on, Conn. Route 74. carpeted, beat and hot water, dummy. Ranch. Excellent condition, Any size load. Call 643-0851, patio, soundproofing, washer ANDOVER, CONN. - Five automatic. A sacrifice at 1* $37,000, by owner. Call 646 plus Three Lovely Homes. $1700. 528-4372. East takes his king, but 2263483. PUREBRED German and dryer hookups, storage, room Ranch. Air conditioned. Astro-graph Pass 2 A Pass 4 A South is home. He will be able 2045. Offers invited. B,W Realty, Country setting. Treed half Pass Pass Pass Alley Oop — Dave Qraue Shephard puppies. No shots, basement garage. $270 to $315. to discard dummy’s other los K nit 647-1419. acre. ^ 5 monthly. Call ^56 1969 CHEVROLET Impala By BERNICE BEDE 080L Opening lead — 3 A FIREWOOD FOR SALE - By no Mpers, $25. each. Call 646 646-0800, 6461540. ing heart on the jack of SMALL *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» tmnkload, tmckload, cords. 0221, after 5 p.m. Available Custom. 327, automatic, rear 8045, keep trying. window defroster. Clean car diamonds. ALUEY ARE YOU \SAW 'IM WITH MY AND HE PtP I A X N O TM IH'.' ME SMACKED MEDIUM HlifU — Call 623-2823 , 2866243. 644- ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- January 1st. KILLED POSITIVE OWN BYES! I THIS WITH ONE ' TH ' c r it t e r R ig h t in t h ' for only $645. Call 649-8215. By Oswald & James Jacoby IT WAS / WkS WAY OVER BLOW OF Hl6 HEAP w it h his r\8 T tf LARGE EXECUTIVE T V K NINE Real Estate Wanted 28 2169. JUST IN time for Christmas! room apartment. Stove, ______■_«______For Wsdnssday, Dsc. 22, 1976 BOOM RAIAED RANCH refrigerator, references. No SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) As we have said time and BULL?.' ALLEY 7 / IN 1W’ NEXT AX,YOU SAV? Laixe Altcbeii and family room Cuddley little kittens. FREE Onicet-Sloret lor Rent 55 1970 PONTIAC GTO - AM/FM ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Some good news you’ve been OH, MY BASTURE.-aXJLPN’T area, formal dinlnx room and .ALL CASH for your property NIKORMAT FT Camera with to a googood and loving home. peU. $170. 6463167, 2263540. time again in this column, the A Mississippi reader wants SET THERE IN TIME 8 track, mags. $1200, or B.O. Good fortune could come to you anxiously awaiting Is on Its way expert gives himself a little STARS! sittlna mom. Front to back within 24 hours. Avoid red new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, 6466823. ATTRACTIVE Four room of In your career today. A seeming today. Check your mailbox. to know if the three-diamond TSTOP 'IM ! > cattedral celUnf, livin( room Must sell. Call 649-6318 before tape, instant service. Hayes and works perfectly. Great MANCHESTER - Two fice. Ground level, central ly Insignificant development may Leave word where you can be extra ch^ce whenever possi bid is a force in the wiUi floor to ceilloE itone camera for the beginner, or 6. 2626 fireplace. Three or lour Corporation, 6466131. GIVE A live Christmas gift - bedroom Townhouse y a rt- location, professional be more Important than you reached If you leave the phone. ble. Sometimes that UtUe ex partnership bidding sequence: l(i bedraociu, paneled rec room, the professional. ^00. Call Beautiful singing canaries. ment available at Pine Ridge realized. tra chance makes the one heart, one spade, two This loose-fitting sweater building, parking and utilities. 1972 NOVA - Automatic, 6 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. with fireplace. Two full batlia. SELLING your house? Call us 647-1601 before 2:00, or after $40 for birds and cage. Yellow Village. Features include Call 6462865. difference between failure diamonds, two notrump, three is perfect for topping plenty of itorage area. Two car 5:00 p.m. cylinder, power steering, low TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your 21) A small good will Investment garage. One acre treed lot. first and we’ll make you a and orange, rare green, heat, air conditioning, and success. diamonds. sports-outfits. carpeting, individual en mileage. Excellent condition. sense of humor and can pay you handsome No. 2626 has knit di Iking n *0 cash offer. T.J. Crockett, speckled black and yellow. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE $1795. 643-6229. philosophical outlook could ex dividends later on. Follow your A first glance at the dummy This is a matter for Realtor, 6461577. H-0 TRAIN SET - Complete, 6460298. trances and patio. Full base space ■ Prime location. shows South that he has four rections for Small, Medi m «LTT n . iB. never used, in original carton. tricate you from most any Instincts. Cast a little breed upon partnership agreement. We um and Large Sizes in Ml-AIK ' ment with washer and dryer Forking. All utilities. Call 646 adverse situation today. Look for the water today. potential losers. A trump Cost $80. Sacrifice for $60. 1968 BUICK - 4-door hardtop, play it as a force as do most clusive. RolMct D. Murdock, IMMEDIATE Cash for your Garden Products 47 hookups and much more. 2212. the bright side. loser if the finesse fails; two Evenings 6462062. Great location, easy full power, am/fm radio, air CAPRICORN (Dec. 22^en. 19) other players. ^ la-n Tl O lin, t n i 7H far lack pat- property. Let us explain our conditioned. Asking $350. Call hearts and one diamond. 29« f» pastata aatf fair proposal. Call Mr. accessibility to everything. EAST CENTER Street - 540 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don’t You have a way of making peo MEDITERRANEAN shelving FRESH SWEET Cider - Also after 3 p.m. 649-6085. be surprised If others treat you In ple gel Involved In things In Belfiore, 647-1413. apples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 $275. per month. No pets. and 300 square foot offices. -----Berry’s World ANNI CABOT unit, attaches to wall. Damato Enterprises, 6461021. an e xcep tio n ally generous which you’re vitally Interested to The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions GLASTONBURY - Priced Bush Hill Road, Manchester. Modern first floor. Central Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 fashion today, especially those day. You won't even have to do a MAY WE BUY your home? Excellent condition, paid 6464810. heat and air. ample parking. 11N A x . el A ffitn o M reduced several thousand $$$- $100., will sell for $50. Also you've gone out of your way to selling jobl me Y«m H.V. 10IM Quick, fair, all cash and no WINTER Street, Manchester 6461180. be nice to. $$! - Christmas special - problems. Call Warren E. selling Ventura six string - One bedroom apartment. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 16) If NELL, CX3MT Elegant eight room Raised Antiques 48 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and BUT ACCOROIKte riM NaM, M mi vltli ZIP Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. guitar and case, $35. First floor, appliances, cellar MANCHESTER - 700 square CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your there's something you really eOlPE ABOUT CMC m l ItTlI NHAtr. Ranch in one of Glastonbury’s Excellent condition. 643-9262. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. approach to life today Is not very want In your Christmas stocking, I TO THE CALENOAP, IT T O ^ WANTED Antique furniture, storage and parking, heat and feet newer light industrial 1977 ALBUM with a bound- finest areas. This could be the SELL YOUR House through hot water. No pets. $225 logical and comprehensive. today Is the day to drop a lew IT'S THE FIRST DAY Y y t'fS .'' in “All-Season Gift Book” move of a lifetime for you. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or space. Many possibilities, 1967 TRIUMP BONNEVILLE Stand behind your decisions hints. Your Santa Claus will add OF WItOTER of24-pagesl Price...$2.00. J. Watson Beach Real Estate T.V. BLACK / WHITE - 22” other antique item s. R. monthly. 6462871. $200. per month, lease. Hayes B/W Realty, 647-1419. Company. Professional real Console. $60 or best offer. Call - Rebuilt motor, tires, chain because they will be solid ones It to his list. UM THESE BOOU (TS1JS EACH. Harrison, 643-8709. Corporation, 646-0131. that no one should question. estate service for nearly 50 649-0014. new. $650, best offer. 1975 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) He. A tlt-llU E HIBIOH aUllTI. RANCH - Seven rooms, three ONE BEDROOM Apartment - Caetaiii ibrttM In tli eellti. years. Call our Manchester of HONDA 756F. Just tuned up. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This Accept any Invilalion you gal to a bedrooms, modem kitchen, L ANTIQUES Wanted - fur Heat and hot water, MANCHESTER - Any size Chain, Barnett clutches, all He. a -IIT -M IL n OH PAUDE. fice, 647-9139. MAGNAVOX Home enter manufacturing, warehouse could be a red-letter day where holiday party, even It It's with a BliKtlMi far ibrtaai oallts. shaped living and dining niture, oriental mgs, pain appliances, close to shopping, new. $1,550, best offer. Call tainment unit - AM/FM radio, space. 2,000 square foot to work or career Is concerned. group ol people you don't know. Na. a.11l - 0AAH0MIITHEA't PIOH. room. Large paneled family tings. Windsor desks, pottery, one block from bus stop, 649-4046. Something Is In the wind that Once you mingle, you'll have a you EH lOllTI. 10 faMlaatlai aaini. PLANNING TO SELL? - Our stereo, color TV, solid wood weathervanes, baskets. Ron 100,000 square foot. Brokers ___O UT A N D , room in basement, garage, cabinet closes over screen, all cellar storage, parking, • ••#•#•••••'••••••••••••••• should please you considerably. line lime. Na. a-nS-AMEHICA'S FAVOAITE counseling can help without, Dionne, 643-1691. modem apartment, center of protected. Call Heyman TELL HER SHES APHHANS. A baaatllal lalactlM. patio, 300' deep lot. $39,^. of course any obligation. components working. $250 Campers-Trellert •Philbrick Agency, Realtors. Manchester. $210 monthly. Properties, 1-2261226. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) SUPPOSED TO Ha. a-IZO - MAZE A eiPT. Man) Odegard Realty, 643-43fe. firm. Call 6465741, anytime. Mobile Homes 65 You’re fun to be around today. MIGRATE |Htt far friaaOt aoo family. 6464200. WANTED - Complete estates, 649-2871. y o u r clocks, phonographs, steins. You make a lasting Impression S O U T H . Y 18’ CAMPER trailer - single on those you meet In relaxed cir Will buy outright or sell on ROCKVILLE for Rent - Four' OFFICE SPACE axle, excellent condition. b j r t T i d Q y consignment, any quantity. cumstances. They won't forget room furnished apartment, FOB BENT Eleven years old. $1,500. Call you readily. Dec. 22, 1976 644-8962. near bus line. Own entrance. 742-8930. Available immediately. 876 LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oet 23) Good You'll have a more active soclil Born Loaar — Art Santom BUSINES |2S0 iq u a re feet, ce n ter of llle this coming year. Some ol BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS - 4505. I Maoebeeter, air conditioning and fortune Is yours today. Influential o BRAND NEW 14 foot wides people In the background want those you meet In this way will be Over 6 feet long. Original I parking. Cail6U>9Ul. from $9995. in stock ready for leather, nails, and hardware. FOUR ROOMS and full bath. to do things lor you — and they InlluenllBl persons with whom immediate delivery. Price in will. you'll develop a good rspport. m I lU&'VE I Best offer over $100. Call 742- Heat, hot water, carpeting, ■mis IS A 8984, after 5. cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, TO SAV TO MOO ALPBADH, recently painted. Stove and matching appliances, bow RBC0RDUJ6... refrigerator, available. Bugs Bunny — Hsimdahl and BtoNal CASHBP, Wanted to Buy □ AUTOMOTIVE window, front country kitchen ei97etryrteA.I,K m ww vm BAW0IT6 lUOloT 49 Parking, one car. $180 month, and much more. Large selec plus securiU. Married couple W 6UZ2BR, TAK5 THAT IT. tion of homes to chooss from, BOSS, th b r e 's a n . THAT ANTIQUE FURNITURE - preferred. Call anytime after Autos For Sale 61 U)W6i I'M all priced to sell. Excellent im o o r t a n t - l d o k in DiDNT Clocks, Glass, Dolls, Statues, 4 p.m. 871-1875. financing available. Trades Paintings, Toys, Guns, gljy o u t s id e w h o TAKE MERRY CHRISTMAS — er, ah, sorry!” I5S6CO1PG10 Q'CPPlMG Services Ottered NEED CAR? Credit bad? welcome, parts, supplies, and 31 Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Building-Contracting 33 Swords, Musical Instruments, FIVE ROOMS - Two Bankrupt? Repossessed? WANTS r SEE Y A / Our Boarding Houaa — carroi a McCormick Post Cards, Steins, or what accessories, full time service STAT^ '4001? PA'4MBMT OU bedrooms, with appliances. Honest Douglas accepts department. Plaza Homes, C&M TREE Service - Free es VINYL REPAIR - We can fix WES ROBBINS carpentry CARPENTRY, Masonary - have you? 646-2690, Call Central location on bus line. timates, discount senior lowest down, smallest 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, sofas, chairs, cars, etc. No remodeling specialist. Ad Remodeling, and additions. anytime, 6461882. Adults preferred, no pets. Call payments. Douglas Motors, awpf- s p u t t - t t .' citizens. Company need for expensive ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, AM (», IF m WA5 PUM0 ENOUGH WROTf HOU!, Free estimates. Call Anthony after 6 p.m., 6462491. 346 Main. Connecticut, 1-828-0369. TG lvd (JUR FOUNDATION FUNP5 JAKE HOCaE, you Manchester owned and recovering. 568-5878. built-ins, bathrooms, Squillacote at 649-0811. operated. Call 6461327. kitchens, 6463446. TTHE FIR5T fiUV THAT CAME YBURSEUFSAIP THAT a-2i □ RENTALS MANCHESTER - Three WE PAY $15 for complete TRUCK CAMPER - 8 foot. ASKIN', THEN IM aWIHIN' THE AN OFFICIAL FROM DICK’S SNOW Plowing - Ser bedroom new Duplex. Shag junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland CUSTOM DRAPERIES made ving Rockledge, surrounding LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Sleeps two, stove and sink. MacABTHUR pen a s SECURITY! THE ORPHANAGE Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 carpeting, all appliances, 11/2 Auto Body, 528-1990. $775. Call 643-6229. to specifications. Free es areas. Parking lots, new homes custom buiit, Rooms lor Rent 52 baths, full basement, private IT AIN'T MUCH BUT MAYBE VOULP BE timates and measurement. driveways, apartments, remodeled, additions, rec ROOFER will install roof, driveway. Large fenced yard, r r u (JET THE -mEASURY CALLING! U TVE Call anytime before 9 p.m. sidewalks, sanding. Call 646 rooms, garages, kitchens PLEASANT CLEAN - fur $280. 5667687. If no answer, B47YS OFF MV BACK 6 0 T This Funny World siding or gutters for low dis 66 Ace — Wirth 6464266. . 2204. remodeled, bath tile, cement count price. Call Ken at 647- nished room. Centrally 5663068. Automotive Service 86 Aulomoffv* Service |tl«ll>,W» that OLD work. Steps, dormers. 1566. located for working person. FEELIN’- REWEAVING burns, holes. RIGHT Residential or commercial. Call 6460505. SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Cen h e y HE JUST RENTED THE Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Call 649-4291. , eoss, DID HE 1 VVOlV, DID YOU d r e w OuT ) Peter Belliveau BIDWELL Home Improve tral location, available im GIVE YA A BIG < OFFICE NEXT DOOR.' IN THE Window shades, Venetian ment Co. Expert installation CLEAN, PLEASANT Room mediately. Call McKiney stomach rue CHEERLEADERS/ / blinds. Keys. TV for rent. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY for rent. Linens provided. Brothers, 643-2139, or 649-3931. ORDER FEB. PAPER ■ v~ Marlow's, 867 Main St. 646 Painting, Inc. of aluminum siding, gutters CUPS? Carpentry and general con and trims. Roofing installa Central location. Call 6463109. 24 HOUR TOWING W o r l d 5221. 646-1671 tracting. Residential and 643-5135 NO, BUT I INSURtD, DEPENDABLe, tion and repairs. 649-6495, 876 WEST MIDDLE Turnpike - REASONABLE. “Talk To Out commercial. Whether it be a 9109. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Four and half room Duplex. FOUND OOT GENERAL Remodeling and small repair job, a custom rooms, single $54.95; double i( Stiltllod Cutloman.* Heat, hot water, stove, SOMETHING o iqo painting, interior and built home or anything in $69.95, Plus Ux. ContinenUI refrigerator, garage. ii- a i WM R IV exterior. Free estimates. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, VEICV between, call 6461379. roofing, stormwindows, aw breakfast, maid service, Available Jnauary 1st. Call /iwom affrV rfW B^ERs/ IMPORTANT,' References. Reasonable utilities, parking. Cali 646 6462865. prices. 646-4346. nings. Quality workmanship, CARPENTRY - Repairs, free estimates. Fully insured. 2300. X. Painting-Pepering 32 remodeling, additions, gar J l L V i J l L 872-9187, 6463147. EAST HARTFORD - 313 CfNTIIST.. MANCHfSTiR.CONN.^Phon* A43“SI3S _ AKE BRICK - BLOCK, stone, ages, roofing. Call David LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - Mayberry Village. Four fireplaces, concrete, chimney PAINTING - interior and Patrla 644-17%. room for rent. Stove and HOOPUE exterior, paperhanging, SPECIALIZING cleaning and rooms, $150 monthly. Call 647- STRIKES repairs. No iob too small. refrigerator, linens provided. 9007. t h e y l o v e i r . ' Save. Call 644-8356 for es excellent work. References. repairing chimneys, roofs, AGAIN , NEW CEILINGS - Archways new roofs. Free estimates. 30 801 Main Street. Call 649-9879. I I, Hr /1-Z.I c timates. Free estimates. Fully in u h Pm os I and ceiling beams installed. Years Experience. Howley, TWO BEDROOM Townhouse - — i r sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Ceilings resurfaced, various FOB PBOFESSIONAL QUALITY 4431. 6465361. ROOMS FOR RENT - Fur Must sublet by January 1st. ( r TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - textures, wall knock-outs and nished, utilities included. Call 647-9437. CONTBOLLED AUTO BODY BEPAIflS Short Riba — Frank Hill Cleaning cellars and attics, installations. Drobiak Dry Cleaning lady services. Com moving large appliances, also PAPER HANGING Expert. Wall Company, 6468882. munity kitchen and bath. Off- on all makes... ,PONY EXPRESS.' ONE BEDROOM Apartment - t h e CHRISTMAS SURE SLO W S stone and loam delivered. 644- Your average paper, in Heating-Plumbing 35 street parking, on busline and ONE TH(N