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Rain becoming mixed and changing Area news 1-B-2-B Family...... o-A to snow by afternoon ending by Classified . 6-B-8-B MACC news... 7-A evening. Temperatures will drop to. Comics...... 9-B MCC Calendar 4-A around 30 by evening. Gradual' Dear Abby__ 9-B Obituaries ... tO-A clearing, colder tonight, low near 20. **The Bright Qhe*\ 'Editorial ...... 6-A Sports__ 4-B-S-B Fair, cold Tuesday, high in low 30s. TWENTY PAGES National weather map on Page B*7. TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY; NOVEMBER » , ISTiS- VOL. XCVI, No. 50 . PRlCEt FIFTEEN CENTS ■ mmn- ■' Id’ Lebanon peace troops plan to move south

BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Presi­ Mediterranean at distances ranging -He reportedly said the Arab forces collection of heavy weapons from the dent Elias Sarkis today met with from about 4 to 18 miles from the would open the main road from the warring groups in Lebanon would aides to discuss the possible advance Israeli bordeu. coastal cities of Sidon and Tyre in­ begin with the arms that had of Arab peacekeeping forces farther Sources close to the Arab com­ land through the strategic rightist- belonged to the Lebanese Army south — a move Israel has warned mand said a mixed force of Syrians held towns of Marjayoun and Kleia before its disintegration during the against. and troops from United Arab and up to Masnaa on the Syrian civil war. “The only thing I know is that there Emirates and Saudi Arabia were border. Although the Christian rightists are signs the forces will enter the likely to move this week to the Aithough the report was carried in were reported to have begun south," said a spokesman for the southern port of Tyre and the iniand several Beirut newspapers, the Arab assembling some of their heavy Arab force’s generai command. crossroads town of Nabatiyeh, both forces spokesman refused to confirm weapons for collection by the “The details of when, where and how less than 18 miles from the border. it, saying “the Beirut newspapers peacekeeping troops, the many are being kept secret.” Travelers from the south quoted are specialized in making a big thing Palestinians a||id their Lebanese lef­ He said “The issue is being dealt Capt. Khalil Jalbout, a Lebanese out of nothing." tist allies appeared to be more reluc­ with at the highest levels, from commander at the southern rightist- If Arab forces moved into tant. President Sarkis on down." controlled garrison of Khiam, as Marjayoun it would bring them south Leftist sources said the Israel has warned that a move by saying that the move may be more of the Litani River, about nine miies peacekeeping force had run up Arab forces below the so-called “Red extensive. Jalbout said he had con­ from the Israeli border. against "a brick wall” of resistance ■ Line” may be considered a provoca­ ferred with Sarkis and his military Sources also indicated that the to the plan. tion. commander of the multinational The line has never been ciearly Arab army. Col. Ahmed A1 Hajj. defined but is understood to run along “Arab forces will enter the south the Litani River in southern within four days," Jalbout told one Soviet air crash kills 70 Lebanese journalist. Lebanon, which meanders to the MOSCOW (UPI) - A Soviet TU104 time, the sources said. airliner crashed shortly after takeoff No further details of the crash from Moscow’s Sheremetyevo air­ were available. The Soviets at first port Sunday, killing about 70 persons, told Western airline companies that Israeli aide opposes airline sources said today. fire engines racing from the airport were on a practice run. Syrians near border The sources said the plane crashed It was the first Soviet air crash and burned in the suburbs a few since September, when sources miles from the airport. It was not reported an Aeroflot plane went TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - not accept any movement of Syrian known if there were any survivors. down near the resort of Sochi after a Foreign Minister Yigal Allon says it or Palestinian forces beyond the The plane, a twin-engine turbojet collision in flight. is the responsibility of the Lebanese “red line,” an undefined boundary beionging to the Soviet Aeroflot air­ The Soviets never publicize their government to maintain order in the believed to be the Litani River, line, was enroute to Leningrad at the own air accidents. sensitive region between Israel and which runs into the sea 18 miles north the Syrian forces occupying the rest of the border. of Lebanon. “We wouldn’t stand for it, ” one “Policing activities must be source said. Accord reported carried out by Lebanese security Defense Minister Shimon Peres Santa donates his eyeglasses forces that can and should be said there was “no real change” in .6,90 organized quickly,” Allon told a the lineup of Syrian and Palestinian in Rooney case forces in southern Lebanon. Santa Claus takes time out from greeting children in front of cabinet meeting Sunday. “They should act under Lebanese “The southern Lebanese region is By GREG PEARSON The Connecticut Council of Police McDonald’s to come in and donate a pair of eyeglasses to the an­ command and under the instructions defended by its population and any Unions then filed a grievance with llernld Reporter nual week-long eyeglasses collection project sponsored by the of the'president of Lebanon and its Syrian incursion south of the present the state Board of Mediation and Ar­ Manchester Lions Club. Holding the collection bag is Linda government.” deployment will only increase ten­ A settlement has been reached, bitration on behalf of Rooney. Government sources said the sion and create fresh hazards,” he though not yet finalized, that would It was in this step of the Hulme, customer service representative for McDonald’s, while reinstate Brian Rooney to the rank of David Thompson, president of the Manchester Lions Club, Israeli position was similar in some said. proceedings that the apparent settle­ respects to the proposal by Lebanese "An attempt by the Palestine sergeant in the Manchester Police ment was reached. ) 9 9 watches. Terrell Rice Jr. appears as Santa. McDonald’s will President Elias Sarkis that his army Liberation Organization to transform Department, according to sources Sources also said that Rooney will give a free hamburger to anyone donating a pair of glasses take control of the region south of the this calm region into a terrorist strip close to the case, now apply for a disability retire­ during the drive which continues all this week. (Herald photo by Litani River. will encounter firm Israeli op­ Rooney would be reinstated to ment. II razor Dunn) But the sources said Israel would position.” sergeant and would receive full back This would resolve a problem that Foamy pay. three different sources have Cream. might have occurred for the local said. Police Department. Rooney, a 14-year veteran of the Reilly ordeal over, murder still mystery town force, was demoted from The present budget allows for 11 llette sergeant to patrolman on Jan. 6. At sergeants. Sgt. John G. Mott was HARTFORD (UPI) - Peter Reilly Why was the evidence that ultimate­ the murder took place, trying to erased the memory ot the horrible the time of the demotion. Police promoted on Jan. 11 to fill the vacan­ spent three long years trying to con­ ly cleared Reilly withheld for so piece together some evidence that murder from their minds. The hot Chief Robert Lannan confirmed the cy created by Rooney’s demotion. ticket vince the world he was innocent of long? might lead to the killer of Barbara dog stand where Mrs. Gibbons and action was a disciplinary one, but This move, along with the recent I his mother’s murder. And then it In an attempt to find some answers Gibbons. her son lived is now abandoned. And would give no further details on the promotion of Gary Minor to eeper happened. to these questions. Gov. Ella Grasso The Hartford Courant reported the man who put together the matter. sergeant, gave the department a full Last Wednesday, a Litchfield has called for a full-scale investiga­ today it was told by a source that original case against Reilly is dead. A grievance hearing was held con­ slate of sergeants. Superior Court judge dismissed tion into the matter. state police found some rat-gnawed "It is almost impossible now to cerning the demotion, and Town murder charges against the 21-year- Last Friday, she ordered the state clothing that may be stained with reconstruct what happened over two Manager Robert B. Weiss upheld If Rooney returns to the force as a old Canaan youth. police to reopen their investigation of blood in the air vent of an abandoned years ago, or to determine what the Lannan's decision. He also said, sergeant, there would be one too In the judge’s estimation, Reilly the Gibbons murder and instructed church near the Gibbons’ home. The motivations might have been, " however, that Rooney should have many. This problem, however, will had not stabbed his mother to death. chief State's Attorney Joseph newspaper said police searched the Gormley said last Friday. first chance at any sergeant's vacan- apparently be resolved by the retire­ Although the state case against Gormley to determine why evidence church Friday after an anonymous Bianchi prosecuted Reilly at his cv that occurred. ment agreement. Reilly died when Judge Simon Cohen was supressed in the case. tip. trial and represented the state during , dismissed the charges against him, Reilly’s lawyer, T.F. Gilroy Daly The paper, which said state police Reilly’s retrial hearing, which the controversy that surrounds the Jr., has asked that a special officiais would not confirm the find, resulted in a March 25 order for a 1973 slaying of Barbara Gibbons prosecutor be appointed to head up reported the clothing was taken to a new trial. News summary remains very much alive. that investigation because, as he state police lab for testing. Bianchi later died of a heart attack Who did kill Barbara Gibbons? says, the police shouldn’t investigate The slain woman was badly Aug. 2 while playing golf at the Ca­ Compiled from United Press International the police. bloodied. Reilly, who had no blood on naan Country Club. And Gormley says he’s not even his clothes the night of his arrest, He was succeeded by State’s At­ State Carter administration would have Nine die sure the investigation can be was wearing the same clothes prior torney Dennis A. Santore who found to be realistic about the fact of reopened since the prosecutor in the to the murder, according to statements by auxiliary state trooper HARTFORD - Sunday Soviet military expansion and the case — John Bianchi — is dead. witnesses at his trial. size Frank E. Finney and his wife, Wan­ shoppers, like their weekday other sides of the world military in crashes Nevertheless, state police have Police admit they don’t know da, while reviewing the Reilly case to counterparts, may prefer suburban picture. already begun searching for clues in where to start. decide whether Reilly should be tried stores over those in downtown the tiny town of Falls Village where Until recently, locals had all but a second time. Hartford. Browsers outnumbered on holiday buyers at the Civic Center shops, clerks reported Sunday and a WASHINGTON - The U. S. By I'nilcd Press Inlernutiunal major department store, open for Geological Survey reports that at Thomas Meath was paralyzed by /; its first Sunday downtown in least 35,000 persons — and polio from the neck down since he almost 130 years, was quieter possibly two or three times that was 10. Yet he overcame the han­ number — have died in tf t than a busy Saturday. Stores with dicap and made it his life work to earthquakes around the world this ’ jUlWltOIVlHO suburban outlets said the outlets help others with similar inflictions. were doing extremely well. year. Meath, 35, of Stamford died gsa Thanksgiving night when the special­ WASHINGTON - A study ly equipped van in which he was shows that some filter cigarettes riding struck a stone wall in Stam­ Ik - Regional Pkg of 20 low in nicotine and tar may ford. BOSTON — Colleges and univer­ produce more poisonous gases Meath was one of nine Connec­ sities in the United States should than non-filter brands. The tests ticut’s traffic fatalities of the holiday give special consideration to on 28 brands were financed by the weekend. The toll was two higher .'N a minority applicants because such Reader’s Digest. than during the last Thanksgiving students have a unique opportuni­ period. ty, according to Harvard Presi­ S«‘« Page Ten A dent Derek Bok, in interview in Washington over the weekend. 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BOSTON — A Trans World LONDON — British officials Airlines 707 jetliner landed about brief Treasury Secretary William eight hours behind schedule Sun­ Simon on the new economic day night after it was struck by package the Labor government is lightning and repairs were made assembling to win a 53.9 billion in Shannon, Ireland. None of the International Monetary Fund 124 passengers or crew were in­ loan. jured.

National LONDON (UPI) - British of­ ficials have briefed Treasury WASHINGTON - Outgoing Secretary William Simon on the Amy Carter will study here Defense Secretary Donald lough, new economic package the Rumsfeld “is absolutely con­ Labor government is assembling Amy Carter’s future school teacher, Mrs. Verona Meeder, greets her fourth grade class in vinced” a defense budget cut to win a $3.9 billion International DAYS TO the Thadeus Stevens Elementary School as another day of school begins. Amy will enter at would not be in this country’s best Monetary Fund loan and rescue mid-term and join the other 215 students at the school. About 60 per cent of the students are interest. He said the incoming the ailing pound. CHRISTMAS black and another 30 per cent are Oriental or Hispanic. (UPI photo) MANCHESTER BVENIWG HERALD. Manchaitw. Coon.. Mon.. Nov. 3».,m - PAGE THREE-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHSSITO EVENING HERALD, ifandieiter. Com.. Moo.. Wov. » ■ 1W6

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Mae Ralaa Upon Raquaat des of neighboring New Vernon Cine 2 — "From Showcase S — “ Carrie,” Subacrthart who taS to racahn Zealand and Papua New Noon Til Three,” 7;1S4:1S 2:1$4:00-10:00 Ihaa nawipapaf baton 8:80 p.m. Guinea. Bnrnside 1 — “ From Noon . should Mophono Iho drcuUOon dop o iw ionl. 847-SS48. The devaluation pegged Tn TTiree,” 7;1M:05 tbe Australian dollar at Bnrnside 2 — “ The 1.017 again st tbe U.S. Shootist,” 7:3W:15 poopruufll ’TWFWWV dollar, compared with Friday's closing quote of ElASnC M IT M R T ____ 99< 1.2S5, m aking the two |.f;bUfOltOW BUCNtlDiSiuBS currencies ro n ^ ly equal in STDOOWS value on international w i e a n u M S -n»ii25Sf BURNSIDE monetary markets. m m i m 1 i M R U M B I I i A f t , 1. R T V t. • m a n i i Australia's annonnce- CHARLE6 BRONSON moit of tbe devaluation HIOMNOON Sunday prompted a 12.5 per cent devaluation of the TILS po M l . a m currency of Papua New WAliRWBGHT GLOBE Guinea against tbe P R O lLEM t dOHNW AVM Australian dollar and 7.25 Travel Service LAUMMMCMX per cent against other S5S M AIN STREET THESHOOTIST world currencies. E-UM 643-2165 paras a Ml New Zealand waited un­ Excess water in tbe body Over SO Years til today to announce it was can be uncomfortable. & Travel Experience 9 9 * MotkTnn. 9 9 * following suit by devaluing i ‘l i M LIM will help yon lose Authorized agent in its currency 12.7 per excess water siwight. We st Manchester for all Artist demonstrates his work to technical students cent against the Australian LiKfrtt Resall recom­ Airlines, Railroads and M0N.-TUES. dollar and 7 per cent mend it. Steamship Lines. Peter Waite.Connecticut artist does a caricature of John Garofalo, director of Howell against other world curren­ 9 9 * BolhClMO Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School, during an art lecture and demonstration at cies including the U.S. 2 the school last week. The artist s appearance is one of several special varied assembly dollar. Prime Minister AHENTION ALL BUFFET LOVERS tH ARlXS BRONSON programs planned this year for the students at Cheney Tech. (Herald photo by Dunn) Robert Muldoon said tbe Jill IRtl-ANI) effect of the action was to BUFFET SPECIAL THOM NOON m i TIIHl I peg New Zealand’s curren­ Masonic club Manchester police report cy at about 91 cents to the THIS WEEK: Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday .Australian dollar. SOMETHING FOR $ 0 Q C meets Monday The immediate impact of EVERYONES A Bolton man is in fair condition at Hospital She was a passenger in a tbe devaluations will be to TAHI tesm It • 9 The annual meeting of the FeUow- TASTES CHILDREN UNDER 12 Hartford HospiuD following a one- car involved in a minor accident in increase the cost of im­ craft Club (rf Manctester Lodge of HALF PRICE! the Shop-Rite parking lot OPEN 5 TO 9 P.M Masons w ill be conducted Monday. car accident early Sunday morning ports, making local in­ Pobce said Harold A ^uer, 26. of Dec. 6. at Mama Mia s Caterers. 74S dustries more competitive O iH a-iK a iK ia ’s Caterers Tolland Tpke. B olton , w as d riv in g south on Police reported a break Sunday and making exports more into the Main St. office of two doc­ DISTI’\CTi\E CATERING There w ill be a buffet dinner at Greenwood Dr when he lost control attractive on international tors A tape player and a radio, RCR ALL OCCASIONS 7:30 p.m . a fto -a happy hour at 6 :30. of his auto and ran head-on into a markets. Officers will be elated for 1977. tree The accident occurred at 1:20 valued at £300. were taken, according In announcing 74B TOLLAND TPKE. For reservations, call A1 Matthews a.m Sunday, pobce said to police. Australia's devaluation, MANCHESTER 646-7558 at 647-14U. Sauer was taken to Manchester An adjacent insurance office was Treasurer Philip Lynch Memorial Hospital and then also entered, but nothing was said wage increases had C i Motorist arrested transferred to Hartford, where he is reported missing, pobce said reduced Australia’s com­ NEW MILFORD(UPI) - Pobce being treated for multiple fractures, .A break was also reported late petitive position in world Sunday charged a Bethel man with lacerations, and internal injuries. Saturday evening at a Tolland Tpke. markets, resulting in INTERSTATE 84 E X ftS e Rosina ComoUo. 46, of 16A .Am­ home, but pobce said nothing was SILVER LANE-ROGERrS misconduct with a motor vehicle foreign currency reserve STREET 568-881Q because be was driving a car in­ bassador Dr., is in satisfactory con­ missing. losses. Manufacturers and DAVIS FAMILY EAST HARTFC«0 volved in a fatal two-car crash .Aug dition at Manchester Memorial business leaders strongly 21. Police reported the following criticized tbe decision “THE arrests over the weekend: because of higher import RESTAURANT • Roger C. Olson, 53. of Bloom­ costs. TENANT on Wtd, StoK, Tm*. ail About town field. charged with operating under The devaluation decision 7:18 t M ; T1iura,-atoi. the influence of drugs or alcohol. caused a split in M 8 408 7:18 SOS Court date is Dec. 14 .Australia's ruling Liberal • Paul S Yale. 20. of 446 W Middle The Women's Home League of the Ev’angebcal Lutheran fburch wiU party, with former Social SPECIALS $ maratiMn Sahution Army will meet Tuesday at meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Tpke.. charged with reckless driving Services Minister William M A r <«» N and operating an unregistered motor 1:30 pjn. atTheOtadel. Mrs. Annie church Members are asked to make Wentworth calling FOR R us^ will be in charge of a their favcrite cookie for a cookie vehicle. Court date is Dec. 21. L^’nch'B dismissal. ^ fdlowship jneettog. BeHeshments exchange after the meeting. Mite • David D. Kenny, 16. of 201 will be served by tfae Home League boxes wni be collected. Hostesses .Adams St., charged with breach of toMtMimsssaaa lY -tnU TWISMY are Emma Walters, Wilma Wiley peace. Court date is Dec. 13. IndudM Cup of Soup or Juien REMAIIIBTIII • Earl R. Alexander. 36, of Water- L e g a l The M andiester W ATES wiQ meet and Ruth Baker and Bavnrngo bury. charged with operating an un­ wto. tin. a T tH jm Tuesday at the Italian-American 1 n o tic e s registered motor vehicle and driving TM tasi Club. Weighing in will be from 7 to B The Ladies Auxiliary of tbe 408 700 8-J8 PH. a ' while his bcense is under suspension Bakad VlrgWa Ham with tndt,sauc8 pjn. M a ile r s are asked to bring -Anderson-Shea Post of the VFW in UQIOR PERMIT . Uito SliPhr n a y fruit and vegetables for the cake- Manchester wiU hold a joint meeting Court date is Dec. 14. NOTICE OF APPUCATION Cholca Roast Sbtoin Of Baol Ao |us 0 “TWO MINUTE waft.. of its officers and chairmen tonight • .Alan J. Cockerhan, of 46 Fern- This IS to give notice that 1. Letm> T dale St., charged with breach of lirbanetti a i 163 Ludlow Rd . FmtafioMaoFiMFIsh W A R N I N 8 ” m ' at B at the post home. 60B E. Center Manc^ter. Conn, have filed an peace Court date is Dec. IS. The Ladies Aid Society of Zion St. AD members are invited application placarded M Nov 1976 with Wud, Hon. a Tuox 2 4t the Liquor Control Commission lor a Von P n esai Jr. Stzo 7:80 S-JO; T h u ra .-tu ii. ‘ BOt^oiNC ALL£J\’ for tbe sale of 1:18 4:4^00 SSS^ ■ alcoholic liquor on (he premise Baby Beal Uvar with onions or bacon Holiday Lanes 39 Spencer 5t Manchester. Conn The business will be owned by Lebro Abor* Spodafs Sorvod With T Urbanetti. 163 Ludlow Rd . Wod-, Mon. A Tuoo. 2:1S China moves to hall vendettas Manchester. Anthony J Urhanetti. 57 Potato And Salad BKW 10:00; Thurt.‘ 8un. 240 V Butternut Rd Manchester. Maurice P OPEN DAILY 11 A.IIL~- 9 P .lT 440 640 1:00 1040 BONG KONG (U P l) - Chinese Correnti. 233 Ferguson Rd.. ‘ PrL 0 Sat Lot# Show Chang Chun-chiao, Wang Hung-wen mittees' in "the smashing of the Manchester and will be conducted b> CLOSED SUNDAY • ExH 93 off l-M 1145 antborities have moved to halt a and Yao Wen-yuan. 'Gang of Four , " Fukien Radio said. Lebro T lirbanetti as permittee trend towards violence in the cam­ Lebro T lirtumetti “ The exposure and criticism of the Dated 26 Nov 1976 paign against purged radical leaders ‘Gang of Four' should be carried out and (heir supporters. under the unified leadership of tiie A m ajor p o ^ editorial Sunday in iNVITAfio^^^^ Haggar® leisure separates party commitlees,'' the editorial TUKD/y AND WEDNESDAY ONLY the Communist party new^per. declared. "Don't establish ties in­ More asked TO BID People’s Daily, warned against dependent of party committee in a comfortable Encron^ opguixatian of “ fighting groups in leadership and organize fighting for service Sealed bids will be received iu any fonn,” groups in any form. " the Office of The nirector of polyester doubleknit to youths General Services, 41 Center The editorial reBected Peking's The editorial said efforts should be Street. Manchester, Connec­ concern aboot trouUe m provincial made to “narrow the target of at­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The new ticut until December 14, 1876 areas, irtiere party committees are director of Connecticut's Criminal ta c k " and em phasis placed on at 11:00 am . for tfae beu g s ^ t and violence against oi- Commission says the state should “ educating” those who have erred in f oUowlng: Haggar value in a classic stitcheid leisure top and ficials linked with tfae radicals hat tbe past. spend more money on youth services Asbestos Curtains for the slacks combination that mix-and-match with a been reported. S^ous ^Dts have been admitted and less on gimmick grants to local Industrial Arts Dept. Now! All The variety of fancy patterns. The doubleknit is 100% The newspaper called on those officiaDy in at least four provinces. poUce departments. B id forms, plans and bnked with the radicals, led by tbe In one. the east coast province of William H. Carbone was appointed specifications are available at Encron® polyester that's as easy care as the com­ widow of Mao Tse-timg, to "awake Fukien, the army was caDed out. recently by Gov Ella T. Grasso to the (Seneral Services Office, bined price. Top features two patch pockets quickly and make a clear break” Troops were sent into government of­ bead the commission which doles out 41 Center Street. Manchester, Connecticut. with contrast stitching and the slacks are Haggar with the “ G a^ of F ou r." fices, schools, factories and other federal funds from the Justice TOWN W MANCHESTER, Comfort-Plus^" styling with belt loops and flare leg The “Gang of Four” are Madame organizations aD tbe way down to Department's Law Enforcement CONNECTICUT Mao (Chiang Ching) and three Assistance Administration. village and nei^borbood levels “ to ROBERT B. WEISS, silhouette. Ask for Haggar leisure separates, truly radical associates from Shanghai positively assist local party com- Connecticut's federal money has GENERAL MANAGER Fried Hletoi an outstanding value for the months to come. purged with her early last month — decreased in recent years, declining from $9 million in 1973 to £5 noilDon TOWN OF MANCHESTER this year. 4 ^ 2 W'ith less money to spend, the state i must be careful how its spends its LEGAL limited funds. Carbone said. NOTICE He said tbe money should be spent on crime prevention such as youlh The Planning and Zoning RshHiuCan Matching « ^ employment, counseling and CommisBiDn wiD hold a public Slacks 1 4 emergency programs rather than bearing on December 13,1876 at 7:30 P.M. in tbe outfitting poUce departments with Contrasting tbe latest technological gadgets. Manchester High School Cafeteria at 134 ILddle Turn­ Slacks pike East to bear and consider 9 New type y p e buoy a petition of tbe Town ready fotor r use Development Gonunission for GROTON (UPI) - The Coast a change in tbe soning from MCome to Bonanza h qq^ rW and you can get all !ihe Guard says its Research and “ Rural R esiden ce" and “ Business III” to '“ In- alspy, tender, delicious fried filet offish you can Devdopment center in Groton finaDy you’vel dustnaT for approximately is rea(iy to put into use 50 solar- 2SD acres goieradly nortta of eat, with french fried potatoes and Texas Toast changed powered navigational buoys to help Tolland Turnpike and tfae ships at sea. railroad, south of Burnham and all tfie salad you can make at our famous We^ve Even tb o u ^ four of e i ^ t buoys Street, and west of Windsor Bonanza salad bar, tested by tbe Coast Guard during the Street, witfa a small portioD to changed past thrM years have malfimctioned, tfae east of Windsor Street, as for only $l99|Whythe it says th^ are ready for u k by sbonvn on a plan indnded with TRI-CITY PLAZA-, VERNON mariners. tbe petition. special price? Be­ 903 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10:00 lo 9:00 The petitian may be inqieeted The failures, the center said, were MON., TUBS., WED., SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 SUNDAY 12 to $ tbe result of human error and not the in the dfioe of tfae Planning cause we want you THURS. AND FRI. 'TIL 9 equipment's fault. Department. loconfietoBonanzaJ IT’S OUR 36th...LET’8 CELEBRATE... Subsequently, the Coast Guard has A copy of this petitka baa decided to put the 50 buoys in Fkwida been fiie i in the Town Cletk's (U P l Photo) oH'ioe for public inqiectiaa. waterways for further tests. PLANNING AND The Coast Guard said the advan­ How much fo r a gallon of oats? ZONING COWlEiSION This Austrian motorist has Figured out one way to beat tbe high tage of the new buoys is they never Ronald Gates, have to be recharged and they save Secretary 287 West Middle Turnpike price of gasoline...be got a horse! One thing's fw sure, this one- money because th ^ get their energy Dated tfais tttfa day o f horse power oat-bumer won’t get sU^iped for speeding. from the sun. November, 1971 Hillstown Road & Spencer Street MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Nov. M, 1976- PAGE FIVE-A PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER BVEWIWO HERALD. Manchetter, Conn., Mon., Nov. 29, 1976 Shanti School has opening I About town MCC calendar A b o u t town Marine Corps League installs Manchester will have an The name of MaJ. Oen. I Jill School which is located in ' -—■I-...... - '-'«»■'• 'opening at the Shanti Thomas Conway was Im­ the YMCA building in A neighborhood coffee SdMMl in Hartford begin­ properly given h> a secret first woman commandant p.m., 38 to 44 hours. Hartford. Final selection movement led by the New will take place Tuesday at Manchester Community forward to seeing you on Barba Negra, "What is Duplicate Bridge — Open ning the second semester. Manchester Chapter, Hours are semester of a Manchester student is England faction of Congress, 1:30 p.m. at the Communi­ College offer this calandar campus and at the various going on at ^ a Today," & Novice, 7:45 p.m., HR Shanti is a regional alter­ SPEBSQSA, will meet in an attempt to regain Its lost hours earned, plus current made by a lottery held at ty Outreach Center, 64 of events in the interest of events.' Call 646-2137 for 8:30 p.m.. Main Campus 102, 103. nate high school (Grades tonight at 7:W at the Teen leadership of the Revolution. Mrs. R.L. (Sandy) Adams of sergeant-at-arms; Harold Osgood, of Connecticut Marine Corps League. registration hours. Shanti at a time to be an­ Church St. the community. All the further information on any Auditorium. Evening of One Acts — 10-12) for the Greater Center Annex of The "Conway Cabal" was Briarwood Rd. has b^n elected and treasui'er; Harry Mathiason, She has other firsts to her credit. 8:30'p.m., MAUD. nounced. MCC-sponsored activities of the activities. Breakfast — 8 a.m.-10:30 Hartford area. Manchester Recreation organized to effect the ouster installed as commandant of the chaplain; and Jerry Sapienza, judge She is the only woman commanding •Non-credit community of General Washington by The pastor-parish a.m., Student Center. An information session Center. The m eeting Is Frank J. Mansfield Detachment of advocate. officer of a boys' unit of the Young listed below are open to the Tuesday, Nov. 30 means of cautious suggestions relations committee of Saturday, Dec. 4 services course begins. about Shanti for interested open to all area men in­ the Marine Corps League, the first Donald R. Moore, state depart­ Marines, while also serving as com­ public and many are free of Breakfast — 8 a.m.10:30 ••Luncheon — 11:30 and the circulation of an North United Methodist Duplicate Bridge — Open on a space available students and parents will terested in singing four- woman in the state to hold such a ment commandant of the Marine mandant of a girls' unit. She is the charge. a.m., Student Center. a.m.. Student Center. aponymous paper, "Thoughts (Church will m eet tonight at Open, 1 p.m ., HR 102,103. basis. be held on Wednesday at The Annual Report of the part barbershop harmony. Corps League, officiated a t the recent only women who belongs to both the In addition to publicizing ♦•Luncheon — 11:30 Classical Concert — U.S. Commissioner of Pen­ of a Freeman," attacking post. 7 at the church. Marine Corps League and to the events and activities in­ a.m., Student Center. Carla Howland Moritz, 7 7:30 p.m. in Room 110 at sions for 1874 notes that "With Washington’s ability and pop­ She succeeds Jam es Glea.son. installation ceremonies at the ••All luncheons and ularity. Ironically, The World dividually, the college Guest Artist Lecture, p.m.. Student Lounge. Monday, Dec. 6 the high school. Shanti the death of Daniel 'T. Other elected and installed officers Marine Home, Parker St. Marine Corps League Auxiliary. In Breakfast — 7:30 a.m.-ll dinners are held in the Almanac notes, Conway's im The Chi-Rho MediUtibn the Marine Corps League Auxiliary, hopes that the calendar Linda Hirscfa, 6 p.m., HR Friday, Drr. 3 School staff and students Bakeman, of Freedom, Cat- The. nominating com­ are John Rogers, senior vice­ Mrs. Adams, who served in the a.m.. Student Center. Food Services Dining petuous and ignorant actions Group of St. Mary’s will serve as a reminder of Art Studio. Admissions Counseling— will explain the program taraugM County, New York, mittee of South United commandant; Herman Paradise, Women Marines in 1958 and 1959, is she rose to the post of state presi­ Room. Reservations April 5, 1869, the last of the merely brought the affair to Episcopal Church will all that is available at Women’s Center, 9 a.m.- Registration — 9 a.m.- and answer questions. Methodist Church will Washington's attention and jupior vice-commandant; Winston the state adjutant of the Department dent. should be made in advance pensioned soldiers of the meet tonight from 8 to 9 at Manchester Community Thursday, Dec. 2 noon. noon, 45 or more hours, Applications for Shanti meet tonight at 7:30 at the wrecked it. Chevalier, adjutant; Joseph Banning, at the Main Office at Hart­ Revolution passed away." the church. Mrs. R.L. Adams College. Lecture by Gerhard ••Dinner — 6 p.m.. Stu­ MAUD. must be obtained at Shanti church. ford Road. The MCC staff looks Schwlsow, captain of the dent Center. Registration — 4 p.m.-7

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smf*.**;...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 29, 1976- PAGE SEVEN-A PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 29, 1976 AARP meets Wednesday M A C C news UmiriipatprEiiruiuijUrraiJi ; Carter: The Man and the Message slng-along. Refreshments will be The Sunshine Group will present a testifies at hearings on crime at the Manchester — A City of Village Charm Reaffirms one promise served. Large Selection of Boautifull high cost of operating the elaborate go home to Georgia to hunt and fish. program of carols and seasonal next session of the legislature. All in­ By WESLEY C. PIPPERT In that Pond House meeting. Edward Tlmbrell, the legislative formation should be sent to Evelyn Founded Oct. 1, 1881 jet would have to be paid from his He will not play golf. fdods to the Pantry and to music Wednesday at the meeting of PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) — Three days Carter told reporters that one cam­ Nancy Cari* Connecticut Northeast Chapter, chairman, asks members to report if W. Gregan, 53 Schaller Rd. Member. Audit Bureeu ot Circuietion Member. United Pre»s Internalional transition budget. But partly It was His adminisiralion help fill Thanksgiving and after the election, Jimmy Carter paign promise he intended to keep exerullve director they have been the victims of any the same thinking that had caused Carter won the Democratic Christmas baskets, and to American Association of Retired Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. talked to reporters at his mother's was to appoint large numbers of Trumpets pealing, voices crime such as assault, robbery, purse. This-year, the chapter will him to eschew limousines during his presidential nomination in part by the Sunday School children Persons, at 1:30 p.m. at the KofC Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Pond House. It was as if nothing had blacks and other minorities — ringing, snow flakes snatching or burglary. No names will celebrate Christmas and Hannukah campaign. welding a grand coalition. With the on Center Congregational Home, 138 Main St. changed. The president-elect was perhaps even in disproportionate falling. All tight, we can­ be used at any time, he said. He will with a luncheon Dec. 8 at Willie’s Raym ond f Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor A few days ago. Carter flew to a polarized 1972 candidacy of Sen. Church who each brought wearing heavy work shoes, denim numbers — to help make up for their not absolutely guarantee The program will also Include a report these statistics when he Steak House. I ) BASKHS I meeting with congressional leaders George McGovern well in mind. in a Jar of peanut butter for shirt, blue jeans. historic exclusion from the American the snowflakes, but we can at Lovejoy, Ga., in a twin-engine Carter demonstrated a capacity not the pantr-y at their Opinion The scene was symbolic. As presi­ guarantee the bright joyful plane ow n^ by Tom Peterson, an old only to communicate wito diverse mainstream. Thanksgiving celebration. dent, Carter probably will bring to Carter announced an advisory pan­ sounds of trumpets and 977 MAIN friend and operator of the grass-strip groups but to bring them shoulder-to- About town Washington a life style much less el of 11 persons to assist him in voices. This Sunday after­ Notice D o w n to w n Plains airport. shoulder. pretentious and formal than any re­ making appointments. It included noon at six clock, when All interested persons M an ch o s to r Grumbled in proletl He went to stock car races and 0 Number one cent president. And he will pursue four wonren and three blacks. The se­ dinner is cleared, bundle are invited to join the Manchester Emblem charge of a program on The local chapter of The Chaminade Musical It was rainy and cloudy. But Carter rock music picnics and gave inter­ ! GIFT SHOP relentlessly the same goals he cam- cond person appointed to a post in the up the children and the Manchester Council on Club will meet Wednesday Rocks, assisted by Mrs. Parents Anonymous will Gub executive board will I grumbled in protest that the Secret views to religious publications and World Hunger Tuesday, at paigned for — government administration — Powell as press neighbors and their at 8 p.m. at the Elks Home. Thomas Atamian, Beverly meet Tuesday at 7:30 a meet tonight at 8 at the 1 Mon.-Sat. Ill 5:30; Thura. til 9 Service had directed that he be Playboy magazine. He wooed and reorganization, a balanced budget secretary was the first <- was children and come join us 8 p.m. at the-Church of Mrs. John Olechny and LaChapelle, Margaret p.m. at Concordia home of Mrs. Gladys ehild killer driven an extra 15 miles to Americas, won union leaders, mayors such as and tax and welfare reform. Georgia State Rep. Ben Brown, a at the Nativity Scene at Assumption School library. LaChapelle, Mary McKer- Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin Nielson, 49 Harlan St. Ga., which has an airport with hard- Richard J. Daley of Chicago and Herbert Wolfram are in Style black man. Center Park for an old nan and Adeline Paricco. St. surface runway. Coleman Young of Detroit, and Modern technology has vir­ society presents a risks for in perhaps every one of his 1.400 In some ways, however. Carter has fashioned Carol Sing. On the way home, the Secret Ser­ Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace children which were unknown campaign speeches. Carter por­ remained aloof. The Salvation Army tually eliminated disease as vice said Peterson should land at and other southern Democratic trayed himself as a small-town After he won the nomination, it Band and the Round Table the major cause of death a hundred years ago. In fact, Albany, Ga., a larger, better- politicians. businessman and farmer who em­ was widely assumed he would expand Singers will lead the instead of making their lives equipped airport 40 mites away. As After he won the election, he among children, only to barked on his pursuit of the presiden­ his inner circle of Georgians for the Carolers in the beloved Peterson was flying over Plains he moved to heal wounds. He invited replace it with a more lethal more secure, it has created for cy short of funds and shorter of fame. fall campaign or perhaps even Christmas favorites. Be remarked that visibility was suf­ S e c re ta ry of S ta le H enry A. children an environment ' He said he was the first member of replace them. He didn’t. He still sure and wrap up warmly threat — the automobile. ficient to land. Carter ignored the Kissinger to Plains. Durii^ the cam­ his father's family to graduate high and bring flashlights. We’ll Nearly half of all childhood bristling with deadly danger.” anxious agents and told him to do so. paign Carter criticized him as “the hasn't. school. He told how he was raised in Atlanta lawyer Jack Watson, not provide song l^ k s . You In the United States in 1974, When Carter was preparing to go to Long Ranger” of a secretive U.S. deaths in industrial countries a predominantly black community. Washington powerhouse Clark Clif­ are all InvIM to fellowship Washington for his first visit since foreign policy. In Plains Carter are caused by traffic ac­ motor vehicle accidents led all When asked, he told of his faith in ford, is in charge of transition duties. and refreshments just the election, he twice made trips called him “my good friend” and Jesus Christ. Carter’s inner circle still consists of across the street In the cidents, reports the Journal of causes of death from age one between his home and the car gave him a tour of Main Street. Unlike other politicians who still Jody Powell, Hamilton Jordan, Salvation Army Citadel. COME IN AND PICK UP YOUR COPY Insurance, a publication of the through 24. The National Safe­ boast of their long-distant humble carrying his bags and his Rosalynn’s. This diversity, this tendency OF OUR GIFT FILLED CIRCUUR... At his inaugural. Carter will wear toward bridging gaps, surely will Charles Kirbo, Robert Lipshutz, Come enjoy both the carols Insurance Information ty Council reported 20,559 origins. Carter now, at this moment, Georgians all. and one another. still lives where he was raised: a business suit, not formal attire. He reflect itself in his administration. •Shirts Institute. And the percentage fatalities for this age group. IH a program Thanks and giving Plains, Ga., Pop. 68.V will have inaugural parties, not balls. Little-known persons, certainly non- Nylon or polyester classics It is adults, not children, who During his long campaign. Carter Some 900 worshippers in print or solid colors; 2 is rising. During the campaign he returned In the White House, the Carters Washington figures, will receive spoke repeatedly of the need for swelled the sanctuary of S ,M ,L . . A study by the European must take responsibility for to Plains every few days As presi­ reportedly will serve only wine, not many of his top appointments. There HANDBALL better relationships — between South United Methodist TENNIS HOCKEY making the automobile the dent he will come home about once a hard liquor. They will go faithfully to may be a Republican or two on his Elconomic Community found Congress and the White House, Church Nov. 21 from month — '10 times a year, " he told a Baptist church, not hold religious team. that children’s deaths from number one childhood killer, between government and the people. balcony to balcony. One of •Puliovers one person here. services in the Blast Room. There will be certain representa­ says the Journal. Children A planner himself, he spoke of the the most impressive ser­ Acrylic or nylon sweaters, traffic accidents rose from 39 Press Secretary and confidante Daughter Amy, a fourth grader, tion from groups close to the core of lull or mock turtle, crew or n e ^ for planning — in education, vices in my memory, the per cent to 45 per cent of all simply are not sufficiently Jody Powell explained why; "He just will go to a public school in Carter’s life — blacks and other V-neck; S, M, L. transportation, in other areas of out-pouring of thanksgiving relaxes belter in Plains ' Washington, not one of the several minorities. His overwhelming vote child fatalities during the developed physically or men­ society. reached to the altar rail as Carter shunned President Ford's exclusive private schools catering to from blacks — which, indeed, may Our Reg. to 6.99 9 tally to cope with traffic He said his No. 1 domestic priority 1960s. offer of Air Force One during the politicians’ children. Carter will play have given him the election — grew hundreds of people brought Fancy Print The “automobile epidemic” dangers. tennis, a sport his father loved, and out of his remarkable rapport with was finding jobs for the 8 million un­ forward bags and boxes of transition period, partly because the employed. He spoke of the need for YOUR CHOICE is most virulent between the Merely instructing children them. food to fill the Emergency Sport Shirts comprehensive health care and Pantry to the brim for the about traffic hazards has only Our Reg. 5.99 ages of 6 and 14, says the EEC welfare reform, and said he would be long winter months and non TEISTAR The Video study, which is when children a limited effect, it says, since ready to p ro ce^ in these areas soon placed over $600 in the 12” Diagonal Black & W hite TV Sports Game by Coleco leave the security of home life, children do not and cannot act after inauguration. He also proposed Thanksgiving plates for the A. tax reform, but said this would Human N e^ s Fund. We EACH but prior to when they attain predictably. Safety campaigns require a year’s study. are most grateful to the Fun should include adults, and TeltU r the experience essential for When the Republican National Rev. Newell Curtis and For The IAC Adapter 5»» survival amid the hazards of driving schools should teach Convention pictured him as an Elaine Holcomb for the All nylon or blended knit Family! irresponsible spender. Carter said he careful planning that bore shirts In geometric, scenic traffic. drivers the special problems or floral pattern. Sizes S-XL. •Pants Audio beep sound, digital scoring; adjustable would balance the budget by the end One set VHF fine tuning, dual function posed by children. fruit in such a memorable Stitched crease flares with UHFA/HF antenna. Walnut grain cabinet. 3 speed action for 3 popular sports. A Swedish study concluded of his first term even if it meant and meaningful Bicenten­ smooth fitting elastic waist that “modern mechanized delaying some of his social nial ending worship ser­ Famous Label Solids or patterns, 8-18. programs. vice. Texas Instruments 14 Oz. Denim 1-Button, 5 Function And he spoke about, probably more We have had several MR. COFFEE than any other topic, the need for calls from shut-ins L.E.D. Watches government reorganization. thanking us for broad­ Jeans Deluxe with New MEN'S Husband-wife Some Washington observers casting the service live. Reg. 11.99 to 12.49 Patterned Coffee Saver speculated Carter would soft-pedal Ms. Alice Hutchinson, a Feature Our Knee-Hi’s Reg. his ambitious legislative agenda in victim of arthritis who moving teams Our 19.95 the interests of harmony with hasn’t walked tor 10 years, LADIES' Congress, where the probable new called in to say how “lifted Reg. More than 70 million Institute of Certified Moving I 79* 38.99 Democratic leaders — Sen. Robert up” she was by being able Just right with your Save coffee, brew only Our Americans moved their homes Consultants, there are present­ Byrd and Rep Thomas P. O'Neill — to share the community Indigo denim, 14 ounces in flare new skirts igauchos: wnatyou need from 2-10 Reg. N cups fMCS200 last year, and as many will do ly some 500 husband-wife may be far tougher than their Thanksgiving service and or straight leg. You'll know the great colors. 24.95 predecessors. how good it was to hear the famouslabels! Sizes 29-42. Top quality watches so this year. Women’s libera­ teams driving together — and Obseners were wrong organ at South Methodist rdterv lOO'i. Rec. 1.49 88* youcanattord! tion notwithstanding, in most pulling down as much as $50,- These observers were wrong. once more after so many cases the responsibility for 000 a year doing it. Bekins, the When Carter went to the Lovejoy years. i planning and overseeing the world’s largest moving and meeting, he made a symbolic conces­ Giving thanks a P R 8-Diglt sion to Congress by going to their turf In a “Share Your 5-Function moving operation falls on the storage firm, counts close to — Sen. Herman Talmadge's Thanksgiving” project at Pocket distaff member of the 100 such teams among its in­ antebellum mansion pictured in the Robertson School, students 0 household. dependent contractors and opening scenes of "Gone With the brought in 19 boxes of non- Calculator In hopes of alleviating much expects that number to double Wind." perishable food for the Once their Southern-style meal Our of th e trauma felt by Emergency Pantry under by the end of 1977 because of was over. Carter told the con­ the guidance of Ann housewives on moving day, a the enthusiastic response by gressional leaders he would have Zackowski. Also, a special Caldor Tractor-Trailer Truck Basic math functions; number of leading moving housewives. "specific proposals, including tax thanks to Cub Scout Pack J Scaled down replica In die cast . percent key. Chain or Girls’ Holiday metal, working doors, detach- R l B l ffi companies are recruiting hus­ Another advantage of reform and welfare reform, carrying 367 and Cub Scout Pack 261 BOYS’ SHIRTS mixed calculations. out the promises I made to the who have also collected able trailer. Just like the real Battery extra. band and wife trucking teams. • Flannels* Sport thing! NOW...... W W V husband-wife moving teams is American people.” and donated non-perishable Jump Seeing a uniformed lady • Dress •Knits that it does wcmders to combat President-elect Jimmy Carter relaxes in slacks and a jacket as he studies transition And he made a top priority renewal mover, it seetns, assures a the loneliness of the long­ of the old Hoover commission law, Suits papers. (UPI photo) Barbs STOCK UP ON FILM AND FLASHI housewife that her crystal, distance trucker. under which a president may reorganize the executive branch sub­ B' PHIL PASTORET YOUR Hush china and other valuables will When truckers have their CHOICE ject to congressional veto. By the time you can afford Our Polaroid 8 8 , 2-Pack C olor...... 6 ^ ^ L ir Baby be handled* by someone who wives along, says a Bekins "I would like for Congress to take to visit Switzerland, you’re Print plaid flannels, solid or Reg. from Mattel cares about them. executive, they don’t get lost in the fullest possible action to direct too old to travel. fancy dress shirts. Collator 12!m me to make the executive branch ef­ turtleneck knits: 8 to 18. Polaroid 108,2-Pack Color...... 8 ^ ^ According to the National Las Vegas or Juarez. If the meek Inherit the ficient," said Carter, as he stood earth, they’ll most likely he Even popular denim or Reflections Calcutta cloth in clever alongside the congressional so rry . Polaroid SX-70,2-Pack Color .. 0 ^ Corduroy SLACKS hooded or collar styles. powerhouses. Lovable baby who Western cut flares Many colors, 7 to 14. HOLIDAY FLASH SAVINGS Hal Turkington fusses and squirms in Herald yesterdays To emphasize the point, a high with yokes, accent her cradle, cries (or Carter source told reporters later stitched; 8-18. 540 4to 6 x Flithcubea Magicubei Fllpllash Managing Editor extra attention. that the President-elect had asked Our Reg. 6.99 Reg. 10.99 8 ^ ' 25 years ago endorses the proposed sale of 150 the congressional leaders to “ac­ 99^ 1.24 1.39 Agents strike looms at Prudential acres of Globe Hollow land to the commodate” him on that point state for Manchester Community because it was of "particular impor­ Insunnce Co. An old-timer Is a fellow Made In Spalnl William H. Stuek is re-elected College use, and backs official tance” to him. who recalls when you danced Plush Mop Slippers We’d like to pass along our com­ They were side-by-side for some dis­ you back so those runners could get chairman of the Zoning Board of proposals that town policy be drafted Reason to be opilmistie so’s you could get close to a Men’s CASUALS mum for aiding developers in installing ments about the 40th running of the tance along Porter St. throu^. Several of the leaders gave Carter girl. ^ 9 9 Appeals. Our Reg. 12.99 utilities in industrial areas. Robert J. Thanksgiving Day Road Race. Once ★ * ★ There were two cruisers — one on reason to be optimistic. Follow in our footsteps 12 Volt Deluxe Radios Superintendent of Schools Arthur A rainbow of colors in deep H. Dling issues an appeal for more Doggart is installed as commander again we in the cruiser were chased On E. Center St,, the distance each side of the roadway — and the Retiring Senate Democratic leader and you'll step Into an open Auto Hand YOUR CHOICE of Manchester Barracks, World War acrylic plush. Sizes 5 to 1(): teachers. to the finish line by Amby Burfoot. closed a couple of times, but when sirens were on to try and get you Mike Mansfield said "all the omens manhole. $1 9 to 3, Vacuum Cleaner I V eterans, and Mrs. Mary K. Once, a few years ago. he almost they reached the four-mile marker in back. Amby and Vitale nearly caught are good.” 10 years ago McCarthy as president of its Rope Bottom Sandals beat us there. front of Arthur's Food, Amby had up to the cruisers. It was a difficult Sen. Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin Reg. 9.99 EKh Town Development Commission Auxiliary. said Carter would receive a “very The race was only about a half- stretched his lead to 20 yards. If J c ^ driving test for our policemen, and This printing test jjattern is . cooperative” reception on Capitol Famous Bert and Ernie, mile gone when Walt Ferguson, could close the gap on Porter St,, they did a fine job. part of The Herald quality ] New. comfortable roller a i 2 * « Big Bird and Oscar the 2 SIDE GUNCES by Gill Fox Hill. Powerful suction: plug riding with us in the cruiser, noticed then we thought be might still do it on ■k i t i t control program in order to sole, suede leather up­ Comfortable padded sole, Grouch. Molded soft Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine give you one of the finest pers, 7 to 12, open toe and back. Into car cigarette multi-color rubber. I that Amby wasn't wearing his Main St. Henry Gryk caught our error last lighter. With attachments. predicted "a honeymoon.” newspapers In the nation. Sizes 5 to 10. RADIO DEPT. painter’s cap, but be had something But it was not to be; Amby knows week when we said Joe McCluskey O’Neill said Congress would "work in his hand. We reported to the star­ every inch of that course, and he won the 1927 race. It was Joe’s with him” toward Carter’s objec­ ting line that Amby was carrying his maintained the lead. brother, John. Joe later won the race tives of peace in the world, a strong Corduroy Bedrest cap. four times. Our apology, and our economy and a balanced budget. But Later we noticed that Amby was ★ ★ ★ thanks to Henry for the call. the Boston politician refused to say Famous magnus carrying something in BOTH hands, We found that fewer bicyclists ★ ★ ★ he would make Carter’s legislative No-Iron 9 and on closer inspection next time he were on the road Thursday, at least if Crowds along the route have never priorities his own priorities. Geometric Print S,7” 18-Chord came near the cruiser, he was they were there, they were watching been better, in our opinion. There (NexIrCarlrr and Congrexa) PERCALE SHEETS Attractive colors, the edges are jumbo welted Console carrying gloves. the race and not chasing the runners. were more than ever at Highland Twin to retain shape. Read Organ Still later, after the race, we all One boy rode on Charter Oak St. and Park Market; Porter St. had bigger Flat or watchTVincomlort. with learned that Amby had left his cap in another on Porter St. crowds; some watched on E. Center or Fitted 4.994 Bench the car. And only one car had to be routed St. before going to the football game; Our Reg. 59.99 off the course, on Charter Oak St. and Main St., from Park St. south, Full Flat or Fitted Caldor's Own Famous I i ★ ★ ★ Almanac Watch Your 't It was a pleasure on E. Center St. was packed. Quality Orion* Mini-Cube Refrigerator Amby and John Vitale were waging for a change; there wasn’t one car We suspect the race officials will t % 4 . 6 6 Sayeile* Knitting Yarn a neck-and-neck race up Highland trying to knife out of the streets and gather soon to start planning for 1977. FAT-GO By United Prexx Inlernutioiial (}ueen Flat or Fitted Cases. Reg. 4.49 St., and not far behind them were into the paths of the runners. Perhaps a female division now? Is LoM ugly w cM t weight with the Our Our T ^ ay is Monday, Nov. 29. the 334th •entlble NEW FAT-GO diet plen Reg. Charlie Duggan, Dean Stephens and there anothpr way to record the Reg. $S EXTRA day of 1976 with 32 to follow. Nothing Mnietionel )uet tteedy 7.77 o7! 3.88 119 ■ WSMIn FOR WALNUT Beautilul wood console Wayne Jacob. Amby took control . ■* . runners at the finish line? Should the weight loee for thoee that realty 119.70 enhances tone 37 full w e The moon is between its first Intricate design of interlocking squares. Super keys, volume control near Highland Park Market, and we It just isn’t possible for the police want to loaa. Worsted weight, 4 oz., 4 ply. Freezer section with 2 Ice cube trays: chutes be on the finish line or should quarter and full phase. Brown with Terracotta or Blue combination, Storage bench and muSic have never seen him lose a race when to be at all intersections along the A fuH 12 day auppiy. * DuPont C e rliliu lio n M irk thermostat temp, control. book they be farther south for recording The morning stars are Mars and Aak Uggati Raxatl dnig itora ahead at that point. With his long route; and there isn’t enough rope to the runners? Is the field getting too Saturn. about tha FAT-00 raduoirtg plan ✓ AP> strides, we figured he’d gallop into a stretch from Park St. to the finish and atari loalng walght thia w big? The evening stars are Mercury. 4 C l nice lead coming down Porter St. line. We wish there were, though. , Money beck in full It not com­ 3 WAYS TO CHARGE All of those points have been dis­ Venus and Jupiter. pletely aatiafled with weight loae SUN. thru SAT. ja But that wasn’t so this year, Vitale If you were watching the race MANCHESTER VERNON Daily: lOa.m.'tillOp.m. M n'iH 0, ^-(9 cussed the last few days. You can be Those born on this date are under fro m th e very flra t p ackage. came on and caught Amby John between that area, don’t think our DON'T DELAY Saturday: 9 a m. til 10 p.m. tdj sure the officials will do all they can the sign of Sagittarius. 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-CIty Shopping Center Sunday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. * 'The PG rating for THAT nxivie must mean 'perverted would come along side him, but cruiser sirens were on to herald the got FAT-QO today. to keep this one of the big events in American author Louisa May guidance'!" never could ease in front of Amby. runners; they were on trying to get the year for Manchester. Alcott was born Nov. 29, 1832. PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Mon,, Nov, 29, 1876 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 29, 1976- PAGE NINE-A Atheneum to present Festival of Trees 50th wedding anniversary Seasonal Sharing Msgr. Reardon to be honored Manchester citizens have joined the Greater Hartford community in Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pagano of 40 observing the “ Holiday Festival of School St., East Hartford, celebrated Plans are near completion for a testimonial-reception rnent, Msgr. Reardon observed the 45th anniversary of Trees" sponsored by the Women’s their 50th wedding anniversary on Appeal seeks $2^500 honoring the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, pastor his ordination to the priesthood in May, during St. James Committee of the Wadsworth 'Thanksgiving Day. emeritus of St. James Church. Church 100th anniversary. Atheneum. The couple was married Nov. 25, It will be Sunday, Jan. 16 from 3 to 6 p.m. at The When he announced his retirement, he said it will give 1926 at St. Michael’s Church in Hart­ Colony, Talcottville, and will be for friends of Msgr. him more time to utilize his energy in helping the poor The exhibit and sale of trees will The annual Seasonal Sharing of Retired Persons, Parents Without ford, which was also ’Thanksgiving overwhelming generosity of the Reardon, of whatever denomination and wherever they and those in trouble, not alone in St. James Parish but in take place Friday, Dec. 3 through Appeal, sponsored by the Manchester Partners, Manchester Emblem Club, Day. citizens and businesses of the town of r6sid6 the diocese as well. In addition, he said he will continue to Sunday, Dec. 12 in Tapestry Hall of Area Conference of Churches Lillian Juneau and Lewis and Shirley 'Diey have 4 sons, Michael of Manchester, that the Food Bank was A St. James Church committee is arranging the event browse through £grt galleries and second-hand shops, the museum. (MACC), is seeking $2,500 to make Segal. Portsmouth, N.H., Francis of East such an outstanding success,” Mar­ and will have tickets available shortly. The names of the searching out art treasures — a hobby he has pursued for Over 100 trees will be included in the Christmas season a merrier one 'The 1975 appeal raised $2,418.25, Hartford, and William and George, tin/Broder, president of the ticket sellers will be announced. many years. this year’s exhibit donated by a for Manchester families In need. which provid^ over 50 families with both at home; a daughter, Mrs. Rose Manchester Parkade Merchants Msgr. Reardon retired Nov. 10 and was succeeded by diversified roup of citizens and Money collected will be spent only food baskets and many children with Azzaro of East Hartfoi^; and 10 Association, said. the Rev. James V. Korkoswki and the Rev. James H. organizations. on food and clothing vouchers, which warm Jackets. This year’s voucher grandchildren. The Nov. 21 annual Community Archambault, who serve as co-pastors. , A new innovation for 1976 will be a will enable each family to purchase system will allow a choice between Mrs. Pagano, the former Marie Thanksgiving Service also added The monsignor, although relieved of most of the ad­ Mart-Boutique, featuring interesting what is nost needed. "We hope to blankets, needed clothing and shoes we have old* 4 Mellow, is a native of East Hartford. more food to be distributed at ministrative duties of the parish, now is in charge of the wares especially design^ for holiday provide at least a $10 voucher per or boot, Mrs. Carr Said. Mr. Pagano was employed at Pratt & Thanksgiving and $630 for the MACC St. Vincent De Paul Society for the entire diocese. He [(I ^ ^ fashioned candy giving, tote bags, aprons, music person in those families having the This year’s Thanksgiving Collec­ Whitney Division of United Human Ne^s Fund, which a last still lives at St. James and shares in some of the work in canes In boxes, Christmas decorations, greatest need. Our primary concern tion, which was sponsored by the resort when the town or state cannot Technologies Corp. in East Hartford the parish. needlepoint and other items. is to see that children have a pair of Manchester Parkade Merchants [(« I 3 sizes for 34 years before retiring in 1962. help a person who is going to have his One of the leaders in Manchester’s ecunemical move- sofflB art es low ee There will be trees, wreathes and whole shoes and a warm jacket to get Association, radio station WINF and ’The couple was honored at a party electricity turned off, is out of oil or swags. There will also be a group of through the winter months,” Mrs. MACC, not only helped restock the i4lll l» Mtn tji, , on Sunday at Pagano’s Restaurant in needs a security deposit to rent an international trees including a Nancy Carr, executive director of Emergency Pantry but provided food Hartford. (Herald photo by Dunn) apartment. Swedish tree, a German tree, a Rus­ MACC, said. for nearly 50 Thanksgiving baskets On Thanksgiving Day, the Salva­ It "mii mt iitilMI nM sian tree, and of course the Those knowing of any local for Manchester families in need. The tion Army delivered 20 hot meals to Retreatants plan tea i^opan every traditional New England tree. families in need may contact Ann collection also included donations of Manchester shut-ins, and. Diane nite (except sat.) HI One tree was donated by Honiss Gailant in care of the YWCA, 78 N. $285 which was used to purchase Wicks, the town VISTA volunteer, The annual Holly Tea sponsored by the Women’s Oyster House is called “A Gift from Cooleys mark Main St. fresh fruit and hams for the and her friends cooked and delivered Retreat League will be Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at Our the Sea" and was designed by Judy anniversary Cooperating in the annuai appeai Thanksgiving baskets. hot meals to 17 other shut-ins. Lady of Calvary Retreat House, Colton Rd., Farmington. Dennison of Miss Marple Antiques of are the Salvation Army, YWCA and “It was only through the There will be refreshments, entertainment, Christmas AirdfA' Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L. Cooley of MACC to organize the community caroling, and sale of hand work and baked goods. ^ the m'lfQcU of moi»$tre4 1 68 Forbes St., East Hartford, giving and to seek volunteers; and ’This season the museum tearoom All retreatants and their families and friends are dovuntow n manthester^ will be open weekdays from 2 to 4 celebrated their 50th wedding an­ the state Welfare Department, Head This man’s no athlete welcome. niversary on Nov. 14 at an open house Start, Manchester Public Heaith There is no charge but a free will offering will be p.m. And, as in previous years, recoiled on his first shot. He also (■ hosted by their family. Nursing Association, town Depart­ STOKE-ON-TRENT, England received for the repair and upkeep of the house. choral groups from the Greater Hart­ missed the pigeon. Mrs. Raymond J. Vitelli, at left, and Mrs. Jack Hunter, both Over 50 relatives and friends ment of Human Services, FISH and (UPl) — Dave Carter decided to take Donations of baked goods are also welcome. ford area will give concerts on Satur­ Recovered, he took up snooker — a OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE I of Manchester, put the final touches on a reproduction of a attended the party which was held at MACC to Identify those families up sport to keep in good physical day and Sunday afternoons from 2 to form of pool — and knocked himself Williamsburg Christmas tree for the “Holiday Festival of the home of their daughter, Mrs. Carl needing assistance, and setting up a shape. So far he has made three trips 3. out against the corner of the light Sundin, 51 Ridge Rd., South Windsor. priority system so that those most to the hospital and his right leg is To make it easier for all to attend, Trees” sponsored by the Women’s Committee of the canopy while leaning over to pot a Mr. and Mrs. Cooley also have two needing help will be cared for first. now encased in plaster to the knee. the museum has prepared a special Wadsworth Atheneum, Dec. 3 through 12. Mrs. Vitelli is winner. sons, Richard E. of Manchester and The annuai appeai aiso includes the The 26-year-old Carter’s two-year ramp for the handicapped. Festival chairman of hostesses and Mrs. Hunter, reservations chair­ Turning back to the great outdoors, ^'il-atlas John L. of East Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pagano Toys for Joy program to provide new sporting life went like this: hours are ’Tuesday through Saturday. Dave speedily dislocated an arm — tocaf dapamirt man. (Herald photo by Dunn) toys for children, who otherwise Starting with angling on the Trent V 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays, 1 to 5 playing soccer but, not discouraged, y 9:15am 12:15pm 3:4Spm p.m. wouid receive none for Christmas. River, he gave up when swans at­ 5:45pm 8:45pm tacked him five times, dumping him spent $8 on equipment and joined a ■ focal diporturt times - Checks for the annual appeal may 8:308m 10:40am 2:30pm for Willimanitc, Oanialson and laantiM local team. be made out and addressed to MACC in the water at least once. Provtdtnea, with onward or eon* His comeback lasted 20 minutes 4:46pm 7:45pm nacting larvica to Nawpon, Fall • 24 Hour Emergency Service Seasonal Sharing Appeal, Box 773, He gave up tennis when he stunned VFW Auxiliary planning Membership Tea Turning quickly to chase the ball, he for Waterbur^, Southbury, Oarv Rivar, Naw Bedford, Capa Cod • Burner Sale* a Service Manchester. Donations of food for his doubles partner with his racket bury, Yonkars, Naw York City points, Boston & Lo^pn Airport broke his little toe. • Clean Heating Ole Dr. Lamb Christmas baskets may be left at the and abandoned squash when he You'll %m more, enioy more - $«re ten#. iw e gM and travel in FULL COMFORT “1 am just accident prone,’’ he The Ladies Auxiliary of the programs on cancer, hospital' and All members are invited to attend Salvation Army Citadel on Main St. tripped over his clothing, smashed Call Us For Your Home Heating his wristwatch and trod on his spec­ said, sitting up in bed with his (0 ) BONANZA Anderson-Shea Post of the Veterans community activities, etc. will be and bring a friend. Early contributions to the appeal V \ y m ut UNf§ INC tacles on only his second visit to the plaster-encased leg propped up in and Air Conditioning Needs ... of Foreign Wars in Manchester will present to explain the purpose of the For further information call total $218. Donors are Manchester Slop in or phone for ichedulei & tickets to all points Poor conditions in hospital front of him. “But now I’ve had conduct a membership drive at a tea organization. Refreshments will be Chapter and Manchester Green court. BOB'S M O BIL STATION 331 MAIN ST. 414 TOLLAND ST. Bridget Marceau, membership enough and I’m giving up sports” on Sunday, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the served. chairman, at 649-8891. Chapter of the American Association Dave then had a go at shooting and m Hartford Rd. fat Palm St J - Phona 646*7348 MANCHESTER, CT. EAST HARTFORD, CT. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. broke his nose when his shotgun (one block from Keeney St. exit of Interstate 84) It seems to me that in view post home, 608 E. Center St. 649-4595 289 M35 DEAR DR. LAMB - For your information I am patients get. ’They are busy of the health hazards of Eligible for membership are During a recent stay at a sending you The Health people and just don't ap­ smoking, as well as the dis­ women who are mothers, wives, respected university Letter number 6-2, Food preciate the problems but comfort to patients, that widows, sisters or daughter (over 16 hospital and medical Poisoning of Infectious that would be an ECHS parents plan brunch smoking should be years of age) of a veteran of foreign Gambling scandal case center I was appalled at Origin. Others who wish to experience they would not prohibited to both patients wars, whether the veteran is a . 0 0 two breaches of health have this information can soon forget. Mrs. Richard Murphy and Mrs. An­ 00/ and visitors in sickrooms. member of the post or not. The Parents Club of East Catholic care. send 50 cents for it with a Doctors are limited to drew Lindberg are co-chairmen. Why not restrict smoking Chairmen of the auxiliary's High School in Manchester is spon­ 0 0 0 The aides and LPNs long, stamped, self- what they can do about Reservation are available, now still to be tried to lounges and waiting soring a “Holly Brunch" on Sunday, were extremely careless addressed envelope for such conditions and literal­ through Dec. 8, by contacting Mrs. rooms? mailing. Address your Dec. 12 at noon in the cafeteria at the about sanitation, doing ly must depend on the con­ school. Robert Jones, 239 Timrod Rd. (646- HARTFORD (UPI) — It’s been more Sen. George Gunther of Stratford called DEAR R EA D ER -W hy letter to me in care of this r glucose tests on the table ditions as they are. Many College note 0136) or from any of the following than one year since Connecticut was for a speedy trial in a letter Sunday to not prohibit smoking in newspaper, P.O. Box 326, Brunch will be preceded by a Mass Give HONDA for Christmas!! which was my bed feeding are frustrate with the celebrated at 11 a.m. in the committee members: rocked by a gambling scandal in which the Connecticut Supreme Court Justice hospitals and clinics San Antonio, Texas 78292. table. Bedpans were type of support care they auditorium, with the Rev. Robert E, Betty Van Dine. 649-8445; Bobbi late Democratic National Chairman John Charles S. House. Gunther said it is a bad altogether? 'That would be To a large extent I fault get for their patients in placed there, urine Peter L. Valentine of 114 Saunders officiating. Setzler, 646-1408; Clara Agar, 289- M. Bailey was alleged to have received a reflection on the high court that the highly even better. the hospital administrators dribbled there and it was hospitals. 2560; Terry Mazza, 644-8848; Marilyn $250,000 payment. Yet David Friend, the sensitive Friend case has not been tried. I will not defend the con­ who run our hospitals for E. New State Rd. received The menu will include champagne, not cleaned up. ’Then the Another aspect of health 3839. - Peracchio, 646-4128; or Bonnie central figure in the Bridgeport jai alai Gunther said it is not unreasonable to ditions you found. Unfor­ the sloppy conditions too his B.A. in economics from assorted quiches, tossed salad, food tray came. It was both care that increases these Rosenbeck, 289-3839. bribery scandal, has not come to trial. expect the court to act on a case of such tunately, many hospitals often found there. As a Beloit College in Beloit, assorted sweet bread, rolls, and unappetizing and un­ problems is the absence of Wis. coffee. Friend, the original promoter of the jai magnitude within a year. are not only expensive, but profession supposed to help sanitary. In addition, there family participation in the alai arena, told law enforcement officials uncomfortable, inefficient doctors practice a better was no way to wash one’s patient's illness. At home he paid the cash to Bailey in 1974 for help and downright dangerous. level of medicine by hands after using a bedpan, the family keeps the in winning a permit for the gambling In fact, they are almost too providing good community He suggested the case is not being tried especially when the patient patient clean and helps facility. HONDA EXPRESS dangerous for sick people facilities they do well but because the Superior Court is trying to was connected to in­ with the feeding and other Bailey’s survivors denied the claim and protect a living, high-ranking Connecticut to go to, but there is little have some serious short­ Simple, economical, easy to nde. No pedals to travenous feeding equip­ problems. Hired help isn’t the state gaming commission charged politician. He would not say who he choice. comings. Bedpans are one ment. always as considerate. Friend with perjury. A one-man grand push, no gears to shift If you can ride a bike, you The problem with example. thought the politician is. There were no smoking Also, hospital staffs are jury charged him with several counts of Since Friend’s arrest, another jai alai can ride It like a pro. The Honda Express gets over hospitals is they are run A lot of the physical regulations in a room with overwork^ just keeping larceny for allegedly submitting padded fronton has opened and another is too MPG and has a top speed of 30 MPH. th m patients. One patient and staffed by people. equipment of day care in up with the emergencies. I Some people are paragons bills to the Teamsters Union main pension preparing to open; numerous offtrack bet­ 3 zappy colors: yellow, orange, and green, sm ok^ almost continuous­ the hospital is archaic to am continually more im­ of virtue, thoughtful, fund, which put up most of the money for ting parlors have opened while a horse ly until I found it difficult say the least. I wish every pressed with the value of generous and kind and the ri6 million facility. track and a second dog track are on the Manchester Honda price; to sleep because the smoke hospital administrator had getting responsible family others don’t quite measure Now, a Republican state senator says it planning boards. permeated the bed clothes to be a bed patient for a members back into the pic­ up to those standards. is about time Friend went on trial. Friend, Gunther said. the public deserves to and could not be ventilated week and get the same ture in helping with the dai­ The better way a resident of Hollywood, Fla., has been know how tainted its gambling operations out of my cubicle in the I am sorry to hear about treatment the regular ly care of the ill patient. the unsanitary conditions. free on $25,000 bond since his arrest Dec. have been before they get deeply involved s a x ’ middle (we were separated 17. in others. only by movable curtains). Sanitation is important in preventing food poisoning. nch. ■Pardon asked- members of organized TAX SHELTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS An BOSTON (UPI) - Em- has asked for a presiden- In the service prise Corp., a subsidiary of Dal pardon from a federal crime were convicted of ordinary worker could retire with $290,592.46 your Sportsystems Corp., which conviction, according to conspiracy to conceal in­ in his tax sheltered Heritage Savings IRA terests in a Las Vegas Lt. Robert L. Gay, son of McClellan, Ala,, and is now owns the National Hockey the Boston Sunday Globe. (Individual Retirement Account), based on gambling casino in 1972. Mrs. Alita C. Gay and the training in radiology at League’s Boston Bruins, Em prise and several late Robert L. Gay, of 233 Brooks Army Hospital in today’s interest rates and tax laws. The Boulder Rd., has received San Antonio, Tex. worker in our example would deposit the a letter of achievement She entered the U. S. Gallery $1500 annual maximum at today's 7%% from the U. S. Army. Army on Sept. 28. She was TO SQMECNE SreOAL- interest from age 30 to age 65. The tax sav­ Lt. Gay completed graduated from Man Fkxf WRikns 935 hter Si Mancfteslef Ranger School, Scuba Manchester High School in ings alone would put him $153,345,89 ahead The MR-50 and Z60 School and Airborne School June. — just because he used a Heritage IRA account. SQMETHING SreOAL r y \ "T When you give someone a Singer sewing machine, you’re giving and was graduated on Nov. The Heritage IRA account sure is a BETTER WAY A unique miniature motorcy A* I IH something really special. And right now, giving one is easier. The Honda MR-50: 17. to save (or retirement-$153,345,89 betler in this cle in every respect Economical 50 CC engine He is presently stationed ^With special low prices at every Singer Company store. case. These figures are for IRA accounts with a at Ft. Knox, Ky. where he plus 3 speed transmission The Z-50 has an is a training officer in the $1500 annual deposit maximum Keogh accounts adjustable seat, 4 stroke OHC single cylinder 4th Brigade Training Unit. for the self-employed accumulate even more engine, and folding handlebars for easy trans­ He is an infantry officer. funds with a $7500 maximum. If you don't have portation Both Honda mini-bikes are specially A 1971 graduate of d s l m a s a pension, ask at any of our offices about tax Manchester Honda priced for Christmas Manchester High School, sheltered retirement savings. You pay no income he attended Bowdoin ?HK)(MT A LITTLE MORE PRECIOUS tax on the money you deposit and none on the in­ REG. PRICE College in Brunswick, ON AN ELECTRONIC MACHINE./ terest it earns. You are taxed only as you withdraw Maine, where he was a The Athena • 2000 machine is a miracle member of Kappa Sigma funds during retirement when you are likely to be in at any price. But now it's St 00 less. It fraternity. a lower tax bracket. DEADLINE DEC. 31. To qualify has an electronic brain that lets you do He entered the Army in almost any stitch you can imagine at (or IRA or Keogh you must act by December 31. the touch of a button. We believe it’s May 1975, and completed Mens 2000 the easiest to use full featured sewing his basic training at Fort Now is Ihe lime to arrange your tax sheltered machine ever invented. Carrying case Bragg, N.C. Diamond retirement savings account. or cabinet extra. Made in U.S.A. K K K N* G o Airman John Deere, You've seen it on TV, USN, son of Mrs. Judith now see it at Manchester Deere of Manchester, Is Heritage Savings m i Honda. 3 Models to choose enroute to China from & Loan Association • Since.IS9I 360 from: Original Kick n' Go Hobart, Tasmania, aboard — ------— ------j (pictured) Plus Kick n' Go Main Odica: 1007 Main SI . Manchealer 649-4686 • K-Mart Office the U.S.S. Enterprise, NOW *1992 Senior and Kick n' Go 2. where he is serving as an Spencer SI., Manchealer 649-3007 • Covenlry Ollice: Route 31. FOR A FREE ARM MAKTilNE * Prices nol including normal destination delivery and dealer prep aviation storekeeper. 742-7321 • Tolland Office: Route 195.872-7387 • Heiilaae Money- $65 O F F REG. PRICE. Non-motorized fun for kids market in Frank'a Supermarket. East Middle Turnpike. Manchester Our Stylist* machine has a free from 5 through 12. Unique Deere entered the U. S. Prtewi from only arm for sewing haid-to-rcach It?* Navy on Sept. 8, 1975 and placM, flexible strctch-stilchcs NOWS124* design includes foot pow­ for knit and stretch fabric FOR AN ELASTIC STRETCH-STITCH completed basic training at $8900 $12500 MACHINE. REG. $139.95 ered chain drive, and hand Great Lakes (III.) Naval sewing, a built-in buitonholcr. Carrying case or cabinet extra. fashlonmate* machine also features front brake. Base and advanced drop-in bobbin and a built-in buttonholcr. Carrying case or cabinet extra. Manchester training at Meridian, Miss. The U.S.S. Enterprise is HANDEL’S MESSIAH Prices start at 0 1 ^ Connecticut's bomeported in the Manchester Civic Orchestra & Chorale Phillipines. Sunday, December 5.1976, 7:30 p.m. Donation: $3 General Admission n O n C K I H?NDA.ea.er PWot Your TRUST Manchester High School WITH 1£VE FROM Uw Olanond SpcdiM $1 Senior Citizens and $29.95’ 24 Adams St. (Exit 93 off Rt, 86) 646-2789 Pvt. Laura Lee Smith, Tickets Available at the Door Students 12 and over PRICES OPTIONAL AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MANCHBSTCR SARKAOB * an iMin -* ■ •A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY SINGER Lawrence Smith of 36 VMMON, awSTOl. PLAZA. WISTPARMS, S^IURY 856 MAIN ST. Phone Porter St., has completed basic training at Fort MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-4305 PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 29, 1976 Calvin L. Vivian For Home Delivery Obituaries ELUNGTON - Calvin L. Vivian, 50, of 8 Westland Rd. died Saturday in Giles would expand Phone 647-9946 jlattrtjTstFr iEuFtting H fraid Rockville General Hospital, Rockville. He was the husband of Mon., Nov. 29, 1976 PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Mrs. Birmingham dies, Mrs. Margaret Aldrich Vivian. municipal parking Mr. Vivian was born in active in state, Andover Graniteville, Vt., and lived in said that this amount of fill would be Ellington 12 years. The town is interested in adding an available when the town begins work He was a member of Orient Lodge East Hartford fire calls ANDOVER - Mrs. Editha Clapp Democratic registrar of voters. additional 18-20 spaces to the on the White Brook storm drainage of Masons in East Hartford, Gideon project. Gardner Birmingham, 78, past presi­ She served as an organist at the Municipal Building parking lot. Wells Chapter, the Loyal Order of Saturday, 11:25 a.m. —First aid to 11 Saturday, 10:52 p.m. —False alarm to dent of the state PTA and former First Congregational Church of An­ Jay J. Giles, director of public If the proposed expansion is ap­ Plain Dr. Moose and the Italian-American Ralph Rd. Carroll Rd. state employe, died at her home on dover, where she was also a works, said that he w ill approach the proved, the left over fill from the Sunday, 9:46 a.m. —First aid to 137 Friendship Club, both of Tolland, and Saturday, 6:10 p.m. —Fire in the cellar Saturday, 10:52 p.m. —Minor fire at 7 Shadycrest Dr. Long H ili R 1 Saturday. She was the member. town’s Conservation Commission storm drainage project will be was a senior vice-commander of at 25 Alps Dr. Woodbridge Ave. Sunday, 11:47 a.m. —F irst aid to widow of Thomas J. Birmingham. Mrs. Birmingham was the mother with the proposed expansion before transported to the Mundipal Building VFW Post No. 241, also of Tolland. Saturday, 7:55 p.m. —Smoke in the Saturday, 10:53 p.m. —Auto accident at McKee and Main Sts. Mrs. Birmingham was born in of Stephen G. Birmingham of Cincin­ the matter is acted on by the Board lot. It will be spread over the expan­ building at 26 Melrose St. He was a World War II Army ' f r Main St. and Burnside Ave. Sunday, 4:20 p.m. —Investigate for gas Chester. Mass., and lived in Andover nati, author of "Our Crowd.” of Directors. sion area and allowed to settle before Saturday, 8:25 p.m. —First aid to 74 Saturday, 11:07 p.m. —First aid to 20 veteran. at 51 King Ct. for 45 years. Other survivors are a daughter, Giles said that the town would ex­ paving work begins, Giles said Smith Dr. Howard St. Other survivors are a daughter, Rosalind Russel Sunday, 4:30 p.m. —First aid to 190 She was a social w orker for the Mrs. Susan P.B. Losee of Andover pand the parking area by filling in the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Saturday, 8:40 p.m: —Auto accident Sunday, 12:01 a.m. —First aid to Maple Greenwo^ St. Leslee LaPlant of Ellington; his State of Connecticut for 14 years, and four grandchildren. road to the rear of the lot. The road said the expansion is needed. needing first aid on 1-84 westbound west and Main Sts. Sunday, 5:20 p.m. —False alarm to mother, Mrs. Camellia Poulin Vivian of Roberts St. re tirin g 11 years ago. She was a A memorial service will be held presently provides an exit from the “The parking lot is overcrowded " Sunday, 12:21 a.m. —Gas washdown at Pitkin St, of Barre, Vt.; three brothers, Alvin Rosalind Russell lot onto Valley St, Saturday, 9:43 p.m. —False alarm to 550 Burnside Ave. teacher at the Alfred Plant School in Thursday at 8 p.m. in Andover he said. ’ Sunday, 5:36 p.m. —Auto accident and Vivian of Graniteville, Raymond Vi­ Hopewell and Indian H ill Sts. Sunday, 1:14 a.m. —First aid to 14 West Hartford. Congregational Church. dies of cancer The area that needs to be filled to At taxpaying time, and other times car tire at 149 Burnside Ave, vian of Williamstown, Vt., and ^turday, 10:20 p.m. —False alarm to Melrose St. Sunday, 5:42 p.m. —Investigate com­ She was program chairm an of the There are no calling hours. bring it to the level of the present when the lot is heavily used, "people Robert Vivian of Barre; a sister, BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI)- Ginger Lane. Sunday, 2:58 a.m. —First aid to 48 Gar- plaint at Maplewood Ave. and Main St. Andover Historical Society until her The Potter Funeral Home, 456 parking area would require about S,- just can’t get a parking space," he Mrs. Eloise Peake of Goddard, Kan.; Rosalind Russell, the queen of Saturday, 10:32 p.m. —Car fire at the van St. ' Sunday, 6:22 p.m. -F alse alarm to the death. Jackson St., Willimantic, is in charge 000 cubic yards of fill, Giles said. He said. and two grandchildren. sophisticated stage and screen com­ rear of 701 Main St. Sunday, 5:25 a.m. —First aid to 117 Town Hail Hardware store on Main St. She was also a local correspondent of arrangements. The funeral is TueUday at 2 p.m. at edy who capped her career with her for The Hartford Courant for many The family suggests that friends the Ladd Funeral Heme, 19 Ellington unforgettable portrayal of the crusty years, a member of the Andover wishing to do so may make m em orial Ave., Rockville, with a military but charming Auntie Marne, is dead Buckland data sought Board of Education, Andover gifts to the American Cancer Society Swimming club burial in Grove/Hill Cemetery, at the age of 63. Plainfield results Democratic Town Committee and or the American Heart Association. Rockville. Miss Russell died Sunday at her by means of FOT law home from cancer, complicated by starts classes Friends m ay^all at the funeral Snom TMB CMS (€} Ernest L. Custer Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, with home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. her long battle with severe uN M i w n m n (MA’iCmthf 12JI (M LM Two Manchester lawyers have Beck and Pagano also said that The East Hartford Branch YMCA Laurel Swim Club n u t FUT - lu n n am i lu 24bMMi II N 4il the Rev. Paui J. Bowman, pastor of rheumatoid arthritis. Her husband. Ernest L. Custer, 78, of 34 Camp- There will be a Masonic service filed a complaint with the state’s there was not sufficient public notice w ill begin classes to extend its competitive swimming to F K I M I d l IJImiltm LM field Rd. died Saturday in Rocky Hill the Union Congregational Church in tonight at 7 at the funerai home. Frederick Brisson, and their son and S«MrCii II N IN m T M 4 U I Freedom of Information Commission and the public was not allowed to at­ include an Eight and Under Development Program. lU M k U l 11 H IN Mbb2UMIIllUI Rockville, officiating. Buriai will be daughter-in-law were with her when Veterans Hospital, Rocky Hill, after concerning meetings and Com­ tend meetings between Weiss, the This will include two sessions of land activity each n * I N N H M 4U pM S2S1.4I in Hillside Cemetery, Stafford. she died. She also leaves a brother, IK m3 Tribcb (2-1 pM S M ill a long illness. munication that took place about the Planning and Zoning Commission, week to develop strokes and two swimming sessions each tMiklUpMUiN D U T K lI d ) Friends may call at the funeral James Russell Jr. of Woodbury. T tM a S-l-3 n U tT K N Mr. Custer was born Nov. 11, 1898, proposed industrial park in the Development Commission, and week. 7-CMrMbs Ml IN LM Stew S-ll m (Mbe Mr iM LM 2 in Vernon, the son of the late Louis home tonight from 7 to 9. Conn. ... — Buckland. the Department of Commerce. The land work will consist of movement skills for body M M t l N i i 1.41 SM m SMrw Hmb LM and Freda Lange Custer, and lived in Bruce Beck and Anthony Pagano The lawyers say that "an emergen­ Honored for 74 years fire fighting duty coordination. The swimming will use these skills and ifm'i T il 7.41 mimi Elaine L. Salonia 11.M M M ttJpdim il Manchester all his life. Manllie infant Mrs. Mary P. Blais say that they have been denied cy situation exists" because a work on stroke technique in the water. Mini meets will TMiUJ) PirfM 7U pbl S44JI SOUTH WINDSOR - Elaine M M 3«l M iSl-N T i M 744 m S2SLM He worked at Cheney Bros, in Joel Manthe, infant son of Roger EAST H.ARTFORD -M rs. Mary access to documents relating to hearing for a zone change for the Fred E. Gompper, left, and George N. Scott are pleased with the placques each received help the children see how they are progressing. Manchester and Hamilton Standard Lucille Salonia. 26. of 10 McGrath Tritidi M t M 41M7JI mn (iijei and Deborah Pergoda Manthe of 23 Rachel Piette Blais. 86. of 187 S. development of the park. park is set for Dec. 13. The hearing Friday at Mt. Carmel Hall during a testimonial dinner honoring them for their combined The land activity w ill be Monday and Wednesday after­ Mr M b SUM U lil M l i n LM Rd. died Saturday in Mt. Sinai Division of United Technologies until Fairfield St. died Wednesday in Hart­ Main St.. East Windsor, formerly of The attorneys requested informa­ will be conducted by the Planning total of 74 years service on the East Hartford Fire Department. Scott joined the force in noons from 3:30 to 4:30. The swimming will be Friday vm Mi.m (SrWihM LM LN his retirement. Hospital in Hartford. ford Hospital. Hartford. Mbre'iMM 1141 T il S il ( M M 4M East Hartford, died Saturday at a tion from Town Manager Robert B. and Zoning Commission, which is 1938 as a volunteer bunker at the south end station house. Station No. 5. Gompper joined from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. and Saturday from noon to 1 p.m. 1-ULM 17.41 in mttm Miss Salonia was bom in Hartford M M 4U pbl S2L2I He was also a member of the He was born Nov, 20 at Hartford local convalescent hospital. She was Weiss, Development Commission expected to make a decision that The program will run from Monday, Dec, 6 through the T-OMt ia e 4 fi. in and lived in South Windsor most of him there in 1940. Scott joined the regulars in 1950 and in 1975 became assistant to the fire ! 2 il P M cti 4U ym S3L2I Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, Hospital. night on the matter. end of March, The class will be limited to 15 children. M M 1 U M U 1 2 I T r M ( ( 3 yM tS N il 9 the widow of Albert I. Blais. Chairman Gerald Okrant, and state her life. alarms officer. Gompper joined the regulars in 1946, became a driver in 1949, and a lieute­ P lriM U1 M 144121 707 1 (1 1 (1 ) American Legion, the Army-Navy A private burial service was held Mrs. Blais was born in Berthier- Commerce Commissioner Edward Under the freedom of information The land teacher w ill be Mrs. Kristen Walenga. She has She was graduated from South T M i M-7 M »22til 7-MIM LM LM LN Club and the Zipser Club. today in East Cemetery. ville, Quebec, Can., and lived in East Stockton about meetings that took law, the commission has 20 days nant in 1968. In July 1971 he was appointed a captain and in August 1971 he was appointed a BA in education from the University of Michigan and is n u n M l (I) lM.be iM LM Windsor High Schooi in 1968. I M M S i t a L U i U The John F. Tierney Funeral Hartford 35 years until moving to place concerning the proposed park. from the date it receives the com­ deputy chief. The men are both East Hartford natives and still live here. (Herald photo by working on her MA in early childhood education at St. l\n 2 4 M M .M IM He was a World War II Army She worked for the Phoenix Mutual ( M M v LW LM 7M :3 1 i2 Home, 219 W. Center St., was in East Windsor recently. 'The requests were made Nov. 8, 15, plaint to conduct a hearing. They Joseph College. (WnUrri Til M M 117 p ii S2L2I veteran, and a member of Concordia Life Insurance Co. in Hartford for Dunn) TM: 3231 Pirbeta 7U piU S N JI charge of arrangements. Survivors are a son, Paul A. Blais must issue a decision within 15 days Herbert Aas, the head coach of the club, w ill coordinate Lutheran Church. seven years as a secretary. and 17, but the information has not M M tU M SSill T r M M -2 piU S M iN of Wethersfield; two daughters. Mrs. after the hearing. But, the commis­ the program and direct the swimming. PMdi lU M S1212I OnOTKlKD Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. She was a com m unicant of St. yet been given to them. Beck and . TrifM I M M tUMil Evelyn Welesky and Mrs. Simone Pagano said. sion has been running behind Parents are invited to attend a meeting on Wednesday 1- MNttr 2UI ITJIllN Arlyne Ponticelli, and a sister. Mrs. Margaret Mary Church in South F F T IS -Ild ) 34m t 2 IU T il Leo Monast, both of Manchester; two Michaud, both of East Windsor; 'The lawyers are acting on behalf of schedule since its formation. Murphy’s wins Flag Football title at 8 p.m. at the YMCA, 770 Main St. t-TaLM ter tn L4I I N 7-Fott M LM Windsor. 7-OicfriM S.N 2 il TV:32J2 three brothers. Adrien Piette of For more information and to register, call 289-4377. brothers, Trueman Custer of Survivors are her parents, Orlando a group of residents, led by Edith (Mb Hit be 4.N M M lU fM S12L2I Manchester and Edward Custer of Attleboro. Mass.. Paul Piette and Schoell, who lives on Tolland Tpke. TM: n u Pirbeta l U pM S17LM and Elena Mollica ^lonia; a sister. James J. McGinley SHEILA TELLER The commissioners are Dan Fan- is a credit to the community. It is not M M 7U M SlSil Tribeb l-(7 piU S2NLN Germain Piette, both of W’oonsocket. Dunedin, Fla., and three Mrs. Diane Bernier of Manchester, EAST HARTFORD -James near the proposed location of the discia, Fred Clark, Ray McKenna, only a great recreational activity for P M cb U7 M 421N TWEUTI COSTTmOi C M S m grandchildren. R l.; four sisters. Mrs. Christine park. Mad Murphy's won the East Hart­ Jai alai results Trtbcb ( 7 4 M S2II.1I 2- M M m 4JI ( U and her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Joseph McGinley, 73, of 285 O'Connor Hank Giardi, Bill Whaples and Mrs. the players but an activity of interest s o n TMKE C M S (1} 4 i l 4 il Fluette. Mrs. Germaine Menard. ATTENTION ford Flag Football League playoff The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a m. Angeline Salonia of New Britain. St . Providence, R.I., formerly of 'They have requested that town of­ Lubs Brown. for the fans. 2 -O M h r« M i in (M 3 il ( M r t Om iM Mary Piette and Mrs. Marcelle Sunday to end the fifth flag football SITWAY I ( M M Ln 2 4 il l i d T K M M at the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 East Hartford, died Friday in St ficials supply them with the names of League officers include Bob Bains, Flanigan, a teacher at M M 2U M S2LM The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a m. FIST I TMr Hda IM Main St. Burial will be in East Paquette, all of Woonsocket; eight persons involved in negotiations with So. United Molhoditl season. treasurer; Bill Ulhman, secretary; SIVDCTN TM: 2U M tllU l SMarbeb 2 ( ( 7 M S43UI from the Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Joseph's Hospital. Providence, after Manchester’s Bennet Junior High LOO 10.40 3.40 1-Asnl 1100 $.00 3.20 ITTDMNCt 4Sn grandchildren and seven great­ Church, Manchostor, Murphy’s, beaten twice in regular 4-0«Btr-2«T8 LtO 4.40 PwfMta 2 1 4 M S1312I Cemetery. Home, 419 Buckland Rd.. South a two-year illness. He was the hus­ J.C. Penney, the major tenant of the and Ray Oliva, social director. School and assistant basketball coach t-Fraimco 7.40 $.20 Tribcb 24-1 pM S71l.ll MNHL 311,7IS There are no calling hours. grandchildren. proposed park, correspondence with Conn. Mombtra t season play by the Hose Co. team, 3-Fau$t»-brtirM $.20 3-lcn 4.00 Windsor, w ith a Mass at 10 at St. band of Mrs. Mary Ann McDermott Frianda. Mooting of So. East Hartford’s League has six and varsity tennis coach at M m U 4-S M 41-20 Quneb M M 41.20 The family suggests that friends The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. Penney, and minutes of all meetings came back yesterday and beat the teams. Besides Hose Co. No. 3 and Nrfecti $-4 M 142.M fcHecU M H 1U.40 Margaret Mary Church. Burial will McGinley. Mothodlat Church Manchester High School, is a firm TrifecU $-4-3 M U.t0 wishing to do so m ay make m em orial from the Callahan Funeral Home. regarding the development. Hose 25-20. TrifecU 1-1-3 pmI 474.16 bfliU ffVjliMl p be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery in Mr. SlcGinley was born in Property Intoroat Com- Murphy’s are Athletic Attic, believer in the future of East Hart­ StCOU UOfTH tatnap r««lb T M 3 L I2 gifts to the Concordia Lutheran 1602 Main St.. East Hartford, with a 'They also want information from mittoo. Place:. Hrat Fed. Murphy's team also hosted an in­ LMieM-OussM I 14i0 4.00 4.U t-A2|ri-0UT« 1(20 1.(0 4.10 T U ftF A T MMlUpaUSMil Bloomfield. Providence and lived in East Hart­ Traveler’s Trojans, Larry’s Grocery, ford's Flag Football League. PwfKti l U pU M iN Church Memorial Fund. Mass at 9 at St. Mary’s Church, East Sav. Bk., 344 W. Middle vitational tournament earlier this l-M i-b p a I S.OO (.10 i-OmtU-lkfu (.00 3.(0 FIST Y M D C M S (0 Friends may call at the funeral ford for 25 years until four years ago. the Department of Commerce con­ and Robinson’s Florist. iW la fe iv I S (I S-Aiu-Ousio I 4.40 M U M M i M 17M in LM TrfiKti l-(3 yM N l l i l Hartford. Burial will be in St. Tpke. Date: Tuee., Nov. month. The Hose Co. team Q w M 1-4 M $7.44 M M LM 4 il D U n TAME m SL (A) home tonight from 7 to 9. He retired from the Pratt & cerning the primary and secondary There were 125 players on the six- Qwrwb 3-1 p«d 3120 Mrs. Edna E. Magnell Catherine Cemetery. Brook Brook. 30,1978. Time: 7:30 P.M. represented East Hartford in the Police report PtrfecU 4-1 M 204.30 Perfecti (3 M 12(.90 1- MM rlSk.M (Nmcapalalr Mil iM \ Whitney Aircraft Group in 1965 after environmental impacts of the park team rosters. TrifedJ 4-14 M 421iO TnfKti 1-3 $ M 190.40 rmmi ( N N R LM 1 M M l U p U S M i l The funeral for Mrs. Edna Mrs. Frances Skoglund There are no calling hours. and the Penney facility. tournament finals. Others area Hose Co. 3 is the oldest continuous East Hartford m n TUmt’i IM serving as a foreman there. TrifMta (4-1 p u m n T M 4M3 Elizabeth Magnell, 75, of 26 Canter­ teams that played were from West 7-lm-(Xm 17 40 7 20 $ 40 3-Coro$toU-«8fflQfl 12.00 10.(0 4.10 ROCKVILLE — .Mrs. Frances He was a com m unicant of St. team in the league, breaking off from Sonia Rose, 32, of H a rtfo rd was 4- lolh(uei-lc8i 9.40 (40 l-QMCh»-Lccnarro 7.40 $.20 SUM (11(1) M M $U yM S4MI N PwlKta lU pblSM LM bury St. who died Saturday, w ill be Hartford, Vernon, Unionville and the Hartford League in 1971. TUMlai 440 4 QijroU-lrteclie $.20 (MF«M.lie KM LN IM Shortmann Skoglund, 75, of 190 E. Michael's Church, Providence. arrested Saturday on a court warrant ( M M Nm 4JI L N TrlMa ( ( 7 pti S TN il another East HarUord team. M m Ii 4-7 M S1.S0 M m U 3-1 M 70.00 Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Holmes .Main St. died Friday in Rockville Other survivors are three sons, According to Flanigan, the league charging her with third-degree M e c tj 7 4 M 1((.S0 PcffecU 3-1 M 223.S0 (TMarM Mr LM ■ m ( I I (0 Funeral Home. 400 Main St., with the General Hospital She was the widow Gerald J. McGinley of Windsor LB Dave Flanigan, a member of hopes to expand next year. A first burglary (two counts) and third- ThIk U 7-4-2 M 443.40 Trifectj 3-(4 M (37.10 TM: 31i3 (1MIMe.M Til LM : Murphy’s team and league president, FOURTH lorni M M SU ym S2LU 2-f)rN f m k TW m : Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., pastor of of Ernest L. Skoglund Sr. Locks, Richard D. McGinley and this year for the league was playing degree larceny (two counts). 5- Hunia L(0 6.20 4.40 Trtficti ( O M S M 7 M 7-fiMM M k $-binqM 11.(0 4.(0 4.00 Mr NM U5M smu Center Congregational Church, of­ said recently he hopes the tourna­ 2 k lh v I 4 20 300 3-Azpri $.10 4.40 T M 3 L 1 I Mrs. Skoglund was bom March 26. Michael J. McGinley, both of Friday night games under the lights The charges stem from a break M M 2U pab Sllil ficiating. Burial will be in East ment will include more teams from 4-4rn 161 LQwdti 420 T 1 M (ll(1 l) 1901, and lived in Rockville all her Portland; three daughters, Mrs. at McAuliffe Park. ’The Park Depart­ into a doctor’s office on Main St., Qm M 2 4 M 24.20 Qun«U 3 $ M 27.10 ViXtlU h ILN Til 4M PirtKta U 2 yM S2LN TrffKta (2-7 yM S47I.M Cemetery. life. throughout Connecticut and New ment cooperated with the league in police said. ferfecti L2 M 49.30 Perlfcti $-3 M 76iO MM'iTat (N LM Patricia Cavallo of Prospect; Mrs. TntKU t-2-4 M 441(0 TnfKta $-3-4 M 9K.00 ( U N M 2 il TDmi P U m U C M B I(t Friends may call at the funeral England next year. TM: 3L14 She was a m em ber of St. P eter’s Barbara Watson of East Hartland, scheduling the Friday night games. She was held in lieu of $5,0(K) surety ffTN aiVLNTH TAMECMUDSCM home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Flanigan, former EHHS and 7 F8u$t»-lolnar I 17.40 7.40 $.00 M M 3U ym S37.M 2Mh Til LN ; Episcopal Church, South Windsor. and Mrs. Jean Barry of Watertown, The Park Department also assists bond for appearance in Common 7-£ch(«a-Lriqu( 7.20 4.20 3.40 PMcU 3U pU MLM 0 4- Mier1 OusM (.00 3S0 lniitM LN : UConn athlete, has been president of $-AiC8 Guertiu (.00 4.40 TnfKta UA pU S U IM Survivors are two sons, Leonard E. N.Y.; five sisters, Mrs. Donald the league by lining the fields every Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford 2- ln«-2arn8 310 1- CeflO-iuiijn 4.00 (RNmw the East Hartford league since it was OmM 4-7 M 43.00 OunifU $-7 M 24.20 FOlin ( II (9) T M S H 7 Skoglund and Ernest L. Skoglund Jr., McLaughlin of Providence, Mrs. weekend during the season. today. M M lU pU S7.N Mrs. Nellie D. Smith organized in the early 70’s. Pwfeda 7-4 M 17U0 PeHecta 7 $ M 14 40 1 « SNir Zip*8r (M 4.01 L N and a daughter, Mary E. Skoglund, George L. Shehab of Coventry, R.I., Both Friday and Sunday morning TfiffctJ 7-4-2 M $71.10 TniKta 7 $-1 pant 333 40 ( M 's U N r 21.N IL M PirfKta 2(1 yM SMM VERNON — Mrs. Nellie Dimmick In 1975 a Board of Commissions SUTH 2- M r I. Ikm LM TrffKta M S pU S114II all of Rockville; two brothers. Mrs. John J. Kiernan and Mrs. games drew good crowds. Over the A Cannon Rd. home was broken TWILFTM Smith, 101, of 60 Prospect St., 5- Orbei l-julun17.20 1020 (.00 3-Rffle0o-0d)oa 1$00 1000 11.00 m:im Euvorra ( I I (C) Richard Shortmann of Ellington and was established and since then the S-Gorostsli-Arciruo I fiO 400 M M 113 p u wn A ^ F I r v . M S1.N IT.N Needham, Mass., formerly of Margaret Manton, both of Warwick, years, some Sunday morning games into sometime Saturday night 2- lapri-IUinon 7.10 4.10 PirlKto lU p U S91.N commissioner, league officers and 3- Rnw4ft-GiKrm 7.(0 7'Ln$-(crnarT0 4.(0 (IM cM am Walter P. Shortmann of Vernon; a R.I., and Dorothy McGinley of have attracted more than 700 fans. through the front door, police said. TrffKta 1 (2 pU S IH L II 7-Ntti Nap Talcottville section, died Saturday in representatives have assisted OwneU $-1 M 7(40 Qunela 2 3 M 43 40 sister, Mrs. Elsie Malation of !•$ M 14910 Ptfffcla 3-2 pjHl 104 70 FTTV T W a COOS (I) T M 31J3 Glover Memorial Hospital, Johnston, R .I.; 22 grandchildren, and Flanigan and his board feels the More than $900 in stereo equipment is M M A U p U N L N Ellington; nine grandchildren and Flanigan with league operations. TrifKtj L$-3 M $09 40 Intecta 3-2 7 M (IS 10 (U r k 'i SIw ILM 4.N LN Needham. She was the widow of 3 great-grandchildren. East Hartford Flag Football League missing. 2-Cn U p m 4M l n Pirfacta 4U pU S211il inuOANCL 6,019 7-Sabt LM TrffKta 44-7 yM S14N.N V three great-grandchildren. The funeral was held today from Lucius Smith. ______HiWOtE: 377,611 TM: 41il The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. nVEUTl TAME CONS (I) Mrs. Smith was born in Wales, the George F. Hoey Home, 168 SATURDAY EVUM M M U4 pU S17.N (UcrTBUIa LN LN at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Academy Ave., Providence. Buriai PvfKta 4(2 M S3L2I l - M WR l i l Mass., and lived in Talcottville many SEVENTH TrffKta (2-7 pW S22LM ( U M b Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor, with was in St. Ann’s Cemetery, FUST I khna 12.10 7.(0 $.00 SOM ( I I (A) T M 4LI2 years before moving to Needham 14 3-Asn ■ 660 3(0 4 ARi«rt binar I 1S.20 6.(0 3.(0 (M m Pat Ail LM LN M M tW yM S21M the Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, rector, Cranstonx R.I. 7 Arna^a I 4 60 years ago. 1 Rodncitei-bpa I 9.10 3.(0 ( N n Cann Obr, Np L N LM TrffKta (l-S piM 941LM Quifuela 31 pab 4$ 20 officiating. Burial will be in Grove 'The fa m ily suggests that friends 3- Faw$t»-iM 3.40 2- OiT N ic t A.M TIMTnXTR ( I I (A) She leaves a son, Harold Smith of UTE SCRATCN - UGARTl OUT Po$t I - ZAMIA PertKla (3 pab 113.40 TM: 31i3 Hill Cemetery, Rockville, wishing to do so may make memorial TnfKta 1 3 7 pab 710 70 7 U k i n 4.N Needham. Qunela 1-4 pab 3940 M M Ul pU S7U 4-R| Pattani, be S.N Friends may call at the Ladd gifts to the Rhode Island Cancer PeHteti 4-1 pab 11.90 EJGKTH PwfKta l U yM SILM 2 L lL K k b |N M The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at 1 Charola Cuerena 11 60 7.20 4.20 Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Fund, 333 Grotto Ave., Providence, TnfKta 4 13 pab 394 20 TrffKta ( ( 2 pU S74.TI T M 3 1 M the White-Gibson-Small Funeral SECtM J Aqwi AstsI 710 410 SMimi ( II (I) M M U7 M 131 it Rockville, tonight from 7 to 9. R .I., 02906. . 2-Rodn(wi-Avs I 9 40 4.10 3.20 3'Echeii C^a$lo I 4 00 l-O M 17M 7.M 4.M SvarfKta 7 4 -2 -3 ^ S2319JI .*»•« 1 1- Aberl'krturrfl (10 3.(0 Qunela 17 pab $4.10 LfatrM LN LN iximmLim PertKla 17 pab 199.20 $-Covima-Bolnar I 3.00 3- M8nM Gn 3 N m U : 3N.N3 ' I f ' LAn SCRAICM - UGAJin OUT Pk I 2 - ASIS I TniKla 17 3 pab 63S.10 SEE ARTHUR’S Qunela 1-2 pab 31.40 NMTH M K ta 2-1 pab 7S.(0 S-Cene-Enrique 13.10 9.40 600 HEW OPEN PRICE TnfKta 2-l-$ pab 329 10 3-Obrca H ArtKhe 6.10 4.00 Nine die in crashes lEcheiaRMon $.00 BOOK ON ALL TMRD Plainfield entries over several times before Center of Southwestern 2'Arnaca (bpa I 12.20 7 (0 3.10 UTl SCRATCH - CHUCHO OUT Poll 1 - ECHEVA (Continued from Page One) (CoirieM-Acii 7 60 400 Qunela 3 $ pab 3$.00 it struck a median divider Connecticut in Stamford, PRESORIPTIONS 3'lrun-larturefl 4.60 PerfKta $ 3 pab 113.40 UTE SCRATCH - UCARTl OUT Post 4 - OUVE IritKta $ 3-1 pab 301.10 “ I can’t tell you all the on Rt. 7 in Ridgefield. and was working on a book PUMFUJ o m u i IM A ( I I Qumeta 2-6 pab 3$.00 TENTH IS I ( I I .,1 . lamk IracM acomplishments he had — Joyce Luzzi, 37, of PntKU 2-( pab 121.20 2- Ennque 7 20 3.40 MO 1. Fbitiff TritKU 2 (3 pab 40170 7 Eche*a $60 4.40 I L Nn CaMM Iri done for other people who Stonington who died at IHhdm L Ti n I FOURTlt SAn>iri 3.10 L FfM Trarb Qiwvela 237 pab 29.00 i ’l 4. I m M LUR are less handicapped than Westerly (R.I.) Hospital 2- 7arra 17 10 7 (0 4 40 4tt I ( I I 4. MtabMi Catbr PerfKta 2-7 pab 72.00 iitirc r ; L M » . I m m he was,’’ said his brother, 4- OtaTf 6.00 3 40 1. Fm I Faat 7 -1 1. M u M LSNOU ifiiuniM early Saturday from in­ TnfKta 2 7 $ pab 62($0 LPaiaTari Kevin Meath. Mania 7.20 L Rm CdtM 1(1 L laka 7. Wm MI Rbl juries she received when QuneU 2 4 pab 32.20 ElEVENTH L mi Wman ( 2 L U t t b M T.bcwlUtcAi ,1} L ll.'i Tnpp» The van, driven by CIVIL AIR PATROL pKfKta 2-4 pab 14.(0 TCeooEcenarro 1910 10.00 $.40 4. FITi N al Era (2 4. Kria ( In i M « her car struck a tree in C ount ^eni. TnfKta 2 41 pab 4($.90 1 Renetio-Arcarafo I 1110 12.60 l l t k C d l $. Mbtr Osani 12-1 L r i M M i l a i r c Matthew Rosett, 16, ran off Stonington. FfTR 4 Orbea N Cuerena $.10 I. Svatf Nmanta M i IMMI Uu 1. Nna iBMwar LATE SCRATCH - CHUCHO OUT Post 3 - A2PtRl RNPir the road, striking a utility (•Abert-Mtfua 13.10 6(0 4.40 7. Maw N m 1(17. CMlrlbii 1 i RwUM Mmr L I M ’i i m — Lauren Clark ,19, of Qunela 2-1 pab 73.20 L Sm Saertta 1(1 FUND RAISING DRIVE! i-Lua-lamr I 7.00 1.40 L bpb M ft 7-2LRiMtrT1p 1 LM dM pole and then a stone wall. Westport who died Satur­ $-CM-2arra 9.(0 PerfKta 21 pab 210.30 4. N T N i m (1; TnfKta 21-4 pab 4S7 20 2ib I ( I I SM C ( I I L M ' l M U I Police, who are still in­ day from injuries suffered Qm m U 1 ( pab $9.00 1. PwM (11. Tfi MM 1 L M U b •■I I1 9m Oeair 1. Price 2.Payloacl 3. Mileage PertKla (1 pab l$0.(0 TWIUTH I Staakar’i Prba IlIM M ie R n t 7. A M 'i Fm (1 7. 6 f. DM vestigating the accident, late Friday night when she TritKti (1 $ pab 791.30 1-Aipm-Guerena 14.10 6.10 3.10 1. Sa»0 (ILMmPrbtar i F l u M 12-1 L M l In k Fresh Orage and Grapafrult (Ortea l-EflrKiue $.40 4.40 m 2 said Rosett was was struck by a car on Rt. Dodge makes the lowest A Dodge DKX) with a According to the latest SIITM 4. FVi Taa N (1 L PrWar C M id i ,, m in 3- lM}RaRNn 13.40 (.00 4.(0 3- Aica-Jafier H 260 5. Rm ( R 12 -1 L Ml M U 1. TatbM hospitalized with head and LATE SCRATCH - CHUCHO OUT Post 4 - HAS f j 1. UMntb 57 near the Westport from Florida priced pickup made in six-cylinder engine can ERA mileage estimates, a 5- fiaKiiCP-Uiafl * (20 (.40 i Ifwai'i ba ( I L S M A n r I Prbtar Prbtar I; I Mr IM I limb injuries. S-Reiwb-Arteche 3.10 QumieU 1-1 pab 40.80 7. M b A M 1 ( 1 7. Rbinbr Fn I L LalT lm « r L TiM M townline while she walked America. Lower than Ford. also haul a bigger standard Dodge D100 half-ton U n SNATCH - CHUCMO OUT Post ( - ECNEVA PeftKta 18 pab 102.90 L L i'i H m 7-2 L Fffi MM ParM 4. Aprl W Others killed in accident TnfKta M -3 pab $1990 r i i k M alongside the road with Qmeli 31 pab 47.20 3 r l l ( l l M l A ( I I ( i b ^ ,I;r L ivfM r wiu Lower than Chevy. It's payload than either Ford pickup with manual trans­ I. UMirWi ibu in Connecticut during the friends. O rd e rs may be placed till PcrtKti 3-1 pab 179.40 ATTENDANCl (427 1. M m I M 1(1 1. M U M T ; L OabUb RicNr holiday were; the Dodge DKX) conven­ or Chevy. And it can do mission and a six-cylinder TnfKta 3 l-S pab $0S.$0 HANDLE. 39S.231 L CaMtrr M 7-2 L CMm M Nr 7. Nckr Sm 7. U t U c M tr — William A. Bibeault, December 11th by tional cab pickup. Based it on two different engine got 24 MPGdn the L M I b M i t i ( 2 L PMrfna Prbbir l UM Nr Mrs. Irene Baranowski, 16, o f W est H a rtfo rd , 4. il.'i Gi|f Ort 12-1 L PrWir’t bek Calling 643-6634 or on a comparison of manu­ wheelbases. highway and 18 MPG in 5. Caratr 7 -2 L K iM «T KT - 47, of W ethersfield whose speeding car with i AraaaM 1(1 L TaM I n b 12Si was killed Sunday in a car 871-0257 facturers' suggested retail Wheel- Pay- the city. Your mileage may Jai alai entries 7. RahW M N aOCKEBSHWl- three passengers crashed m 9 base load ( M UU Strttek Anr b M crash in 1-95 in New Lon­ into a tree in Farmington prices, excluding taxes, differ depending on how don. Friday. destination charges, Dodge DlOO 115' 1505 lbs. and where you drive, the Looking over a wall of clippings detailing the activities of the East Hartford High Schooi WMr nuK 131' 1390 lbs. PUMELO GRETHOUW — Mrs. Letizia Corso, 33, Meath, who slept in an u a ss of 1951 are three members of the class Saturday night at their 25th reunion held at the TUENAY MA7ME license and title fees, and condition of your light-duty FKT Fown ,, shb™ nm POST TM MS PM. of New York City, who was iron iung at night and used 117.5' 1280 lbs. F'l MIftwt t-l 4-1 l-tia optional equipment. Chevy C10 truck, and Its optional 2-FHlM M t I •-I 1-km S-lt\ in a two-car accident oft 131.5' 1107 lbs. ^ 21 I-l l « t u l 4th 0 S li Tth C S I( 10th A $-16 a tire tube-type apparatus equipment. M Mm . 1-1 (U iK a I F-l ]4 d M 1 hbe tla«k I d the Merritt Parkway in Mi*Un.Iinla 4- 1 4 « n t-l 1. Quarritnounf Farm(l 1 March 61 1 Rippu) Nst 12-1 during the day to help him 117' 1330 lbs. ( A a b I 4-1 4-CMi. friendir R»{m 2-1 L P L'l Vcirture 7-2 Ford FI 00 l-l iVMk I F-l I 2. Grattaa Hm m 10-1 i. lord Kitchener 31 Stamford Sunday night. 133* 1060 lbs. U Mhna 1-1 (C m i i-l s^lnum I 3. Ibance M 41I 3. lufiva Jupiter 121 3. PrairiC loek 17 3. CalMt Stukky (2 breathe, was able to com­ AFRAID TO DIE? 7-2mb S I l-C vnM i 4. D.L’t Iwver I L Pappa Murphy 11 4 Carefb Prancer 81 4 Mnly Y«b 21 — Greg P. Brown, 23, of T*nilil>ii I 5- l F-«di I-] 7-frMchM 4-1 I-lnai. $ N tifb Aiain M plete high school using a F-l M m Ii 1-1 5. GaMt hob I S. Cup Runneth Over t-l $ Smokey Topu (1 (Nm « SI (. Taut fippK 1 (. Patrioa j-1 (. O.L'i Dk 41 6. Shapfiy ia 121 Brooklyn, who was crushed special telephone system faMnlHiMIni SiMiAieNi 7. Pnntar'i Mary (2 Ut-IIMIMM m -4 IM iI-IU UMm 7. loiboB Mbes I 7. CaNant Mac (1 7. Nsty PluabK $-2 by his Corvette when it 71(372-311-371 114-114412 I I I I. 0a«lish rm I L Shaly Dee 21 8. ENa Pope lo t L CuMtaUa I d connected to the school. He With Soul Travel you can exparlanca Ufa SUM nm overturned in his 00171 onim 2rb I (11 Sth C (16 11th 1 d l was graduated from Fair- EHHS ’51 Class has reunion F-l l-liiin-QiMi. I S-1 1- ffMcbcB-ltTbr I 4-1 8th 0 (11 beyond the phyalcal and know that Death Ja an I-l I-titHl-M M 1 iMMMb 21 2.hiiki 1-1 i-lnl-flnll 1-1 1. CannonNr I 1. lb Nk 4 -1I. OriM M hometown early Thursday. field College in four years ll^jie Tn w Ia Km s got It' wilMra It (Boums.' 2- Qunb-Acb F-l l-tr a M t-in m n SI 2. LN. Rifkineir ! L IM Little 101 2 Cota Nbe (2 2 AdM t Rb d lllualon. S-1 MtwIrrtHl 4-1 3- Ub-Zma SI l-btmSMrm SI 3 Gaarta 4-1 — Mayo R. Crawford, 83, Several returned to East Hartford The committee, which has been 1-1 4«lriMi-MK I t-l 3. Oibti N«m ! L lick O Teole 81 3. Galant Rhonda I d with the help of hired SHEILA TELLER tfilM M M SI 4-li»irt4«lM SI 4. W M y I L Drcaa Vfeaier 121 4. Surinl lady 21 4. Do m i Nay« 11 of Litchfield who was for the Thanksgiving holiday and the planning the reunion since early H t r t r a M SMiil-lint 1-1 (Atca-Abal 41 4hMt.-lAl 41 $. Thursday I d drivers taking him buck Saturday night, 75 members of • M M U i l 4-1 l6M»Mnr I 1-1 $. lincab Cypty i 9. PemieneR 7-2 $. Coflfbod to i struck by a car as he was ECKANKAR reunion. Among the returnees were September, located all but 15 1-1 ninMhM 1-1 (UhmlbM SI SCtetsOdM SI 8. MbnruU Tm I L iMty Canyan 31 i Paddy lUican $2 1. FITt SalM 121 and forth in his special van. 7-bTlMA^blKN SI I-OmMcMm I-l 7. U Terror (1 East Hartford High School’s Class of M i I M w l 1-1 I M U w - t d i F-l 7. Irobi^ I 7. UMcriar Motive (1 1. Marini Chmtit 12-1 crossing Rt. 63 in the mid­ He went on to receive a CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. Ellen Stevens Branigan and John members of the 252-member class. A StMan-lnli iiMuhllm ( A n k L M I S I I Cm i b i n i-2 L M M Carta Kbc f L b$b (2 I. NeMne Queen 72 l l b N w t r i (1 1951 and their spouses and escorts MN m N-IU m Doi^Truda SiA-Ain-IrtMt. Ui M d ( 12 CYC dle of Litchfield masters degree in career Palshaw from California, Cody Jor­ list of names and addresses was IS14IS-S)iMT ]H-IlMtl4S4 SlIlttlMlSI 11M4SI1III1 Ith lT C 9th C ( I I gathered at the Knights of Columbus n a Sim I. FITi (ipKtM 1 1. Littb Satkay 2-1 I. Mveant lU cf 1. RITi Patbtnder Wednesday night. counseling psychology at Learn by attending the Hartford Regional 80 Oakland St. dan from Oklahoma, Jack Patz from given to each class member at the « n TXlim L M. Ill SNt I L Nle« L (2 I ffaca Moigtite 2. NbCbbMi Hall in Manchester for their 25th reu­ 4-11-Cdm4ili I i-l 1- Omlt-lninu I-l l-Ounb-hil«i M L Takai rrMtal — Linda Testa, 19, of Southern Illinois Universi­ Minnesota, Don Taylor from reunion. The same list w ill be mailed 1-1 l-Fn«ii»(M ifn M L Oarian Mui 1 LNckigkca Id L Cauit Hawk Seminar at the Sherator Hartford Hotel, Civic nion.- 2- Um M n M l-Ul4«>nM 41 4. latkNNrt 1 4. Rite Id 4. iX Mn 4. U IiM a Manchester, Ct. 5SS5!GMRTUiUI OBBPSMniM H m b u i Ii>i I HUm4rtKh H 41 StitH M aria I-l LUiOMrtbr Ridgefield who died early Georgia, Dave Clark from Maryland, to all othgr class members. L FnaW i L lacca RaMLP 9 2ancaMMe ty in Carbondale, 111. Center Plaza, Grand Ballroom, Docember 4th IM in llii t-lWniMbT^i M 4 »IM More than half of the class still 41 SUwstdw 41 I. Tfh N RH 1 I CoMtry lUtchN 1(1 I. Until Hm L M IN N Mu Sunday after the car in For the past two years Ann LaForge from Florida, Tony Before the evening ended, Class I-l UMli-ldm 4-1 41 sSMskMa 41 7. My Hatterpiccp and Sth, starting at 10:30 A.M., or call Bernle, resides in Connecticut, but several M n tla n t-ItttnM w I-l 7. M y tT b a \ 7. Of MKkey Mm w 7-2 7 (arty Rbeacc which she was riding slid Meath had worked for the Agosto from New York, Charlene President Ed Slowik led discussion IlM tihrifii 41 SiifhHaMfn 41 L Saa L rl I L lack Maylan 7-1 L l l.'t lb*«i On I MackMedahan 828-8811, class members are scattered qcross I- l 7-M m M tk H I-l I-M-lMwn 41 41 off the highway and rolled Easter Seal Rehabilitation Stone from Vermont, and Marion and the class made preliminary plans t W r i i M w HHH«t»ft«tni I-l M a t-Ir tU ii 41 stimMsMa 41 the United States. fab4ia-Mv I ]*rari>Mnrl S*4Mh »Mm SM-Nw M m w i MSI MT - Ltththidk m lllh Green from Massachusetts. for their next reunion in 1981. IIMIMIMH ISMIMSI-HI I4ISSM I11M 3$7-M(731374 aOCMRS SPfdiil - J l i Mi m N m 9th MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Okui., Mon., Nov. 29, 1976 - PAGE THREE-B PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 29, 1976 Educators Police seek suspect Ford aide to oversee Two legislators seek to discuss in abduction case quake area shipments business tax relief VAN, Turkey (UPI) — Commerce HARTFORD (UPI) - Business in Vernon Police are seeking the iden­ zards since the quake struck, the of­ tend to include any tax increases in Secretary Elliot Richardson has tity of a man "with curly brown ficials said. They emphasized that Connecticut will get some form of the budget she will present to the cooperation flown to Turkey on orders from hair” who allegedly tried to abduct, warmth and shelter for the homeless tax relief in the upcoming legislative state legislature in January. Further­ Arta pellet President Ford to oversee American more, she said she will not propose at gunpoint, a woman who was drlred now was the main priority. year if two state Democratic leaders aid shipments to earthquake victims get their way. any kind of tax swap. Bolton driving on Bolton Rd. Saturday Fresh snow, whipped by freezing in the country’s remote eastern sec­ Last year, gasoline taxes were Bolton and Columbia educators night. with a medium Afro and wearing a winds, fell in the area Sunday and The leaders. House Speaker James tions, where snow and bitter cold Kennelly and Senate Pro Tempore raised, while’business taxes were will meet tonight in Bolton to discuss Police said the man allegedly dungaree Jacket, held up the male temporarily blocked the runway at were hampering rescue efforts. Joseph Fauliso, both of Hartford, low er^. possible cooperation between the two polnt^ a gun at the woman and tried attendant with a small revolver and Van Airport, tpe bulkhead for relief Richardson broke off a six-nation said Sunday tax credits are needed to Kennelly and Fauliso said they school districts. to get her out of her car after he fled with about $422 in cash. Police supplies. It also slowed down truck European tour Sunday and flew to encourage businesses to invest more would like to hold the line on general The joint meeting of each town’s stopped her by flashing blue lights on said the holdup man was last seen on convoys bearing blankets, heated school board is scheduled for 8 p.m. foot heading toward 1-86. Ankara from Belgrade. He was tents and clothing to the stricken money to create jobs for the state’s tax increases, but they said that may his car. scheduled to meet today in the unemployed. not be possible. at the Bolton High School Library. The woman, whose identity is area north of Lake Van. capital with Prime Minister Gov. Ella Grasso recently said she They said the business tax credits Bolton School Supt. Raymond Allen being withheld, escaped harm by Russell Peronne, 26, of Terrace American technicians have in­ Suleyman Demirel. is all for tax relief for business, too, are essential to bolster the state’s said cooperation between the towns honking her horn and flashing her Dr., Rockville, was charged Sunday stalled portable lights on the runway could help both school systems. He with Illegal possession of a narcotic Demirel, who Saturday visited the to enable the relief efforts to con­ but not at the expense of the in­ ailing economy. They said the credits lights at another vehicle passing remote, mountainous disaster area dividual taxpayer, thus seeming to ultimately would help the individual mentioned possibilities such as high along the road. / substance (opium), Vernon Police tinue around-the-clock. school use. transportation, effective said. He was arrested on a Common on the borders of Soviet Armenia and Government officials have com­ rule out a state personal income tax. as much as business. Iran, said the latest official death toll Mrs Grasso said she does not in­ use of staff, curriculum develop­ Karen S. Cahn, 25, of Mapleshade, Pleas Court warrant and was held on mandeered private vehicles and ment. business operations and in- a $1,000 bond for appearance In Com­ from Wednesday’s quake was 3,024. mobilized all able-bodied men in Van N. J., was charged Sunday with Il­ However, local officials said they service programs for teachers. legal possession of controlled drugs mon Pleas Court 19, Stafford Springs, Province aged 18 to 65 to help in the Tonight's meeting will be held at today. feared that many who survived the relief operation. and operating under the influence of quake itself may die of exposure and Thought the request of the Bolton Board of liquor or drugs, police said. Coventry )' International aid continued to pour Education, which is also seeking the final death toll may be double the into the region from the United State Police said she was observed Coventry Police are investigating official estimate. similar meetings with other area driving erratically on 1-88, Vernon, an armed holdup of the Gasland Sta­ States and several Western Euro­ The quake registered 7.6 on the Recently, the youth at ray church towns and during questioning it was dis­ tion on Rt. 44A Sunday night. pean nations. it as a luxury, a part of entertain­ open-ended Richter scale and was participated in a fast to help us iden­ It is expected that a key topic will covered she had 18 vials of suspected Police said the holdup man Greece, involved in several bitter ment. Meanwhiie, two-thirds of the Turkey’s worst since 1939. tify with the hungry people in the be a possible invitation to send controlled drugs in her possession. appeared at the locked door of the wrangles with Turkey over Cyprus people in the world don’t have enough Temperatures dropped to as low as worid. In discussing our experience Columbia high school students to She was released on a $300 bond for station and ordered the attendant to and exploration rights in the Aegean food for even minimal survival. 12 degrees at night and the area has together at the end of the day. one Bolton High School, which has been appearance in Common Pleas Court open the door. He was carrying a Sea, sent 300 tents, 2,500 blankets and The problem of sharing our food suffering from declining been plagued by intermittent bliz­ young woman commented, 19, Rockville, Dec. 14. snub-nosed revolver. other relief material. adequately is so big that it can’t be enrollments. Police said he fled with $1,042 "I realize how much eating is a solved overnight. However, if we Bolton officials have been con­ part of everything we do. We eat at Vernon Police are investigating an which he put in a blue zlppered bank each begin to diminish our use of food cerned that the small student popula­ the movies, share food with friends armed holdup at the Vernon Shell bag. He was described as being of Police widows to get $350 as a luxury and give the savings to a tion at the high school has forced at home, have snacks while watching 2 station, Rt. 30. reported at 9:23 p.m. m ^ium build, a little over six feet World Hunger Fund, we will have less-than-optimum use of the facility. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Sixty- T.V., munch on things doing Saturday. tall, and wearing an army-type faded Each widow will receive a check made at least a beginning in our eight widows of Connecticut homework; I found it hard to concen­ Police said a man described as green trench coat, a brown and white for $350 to help with holiday awareness and in our concern. At a recent Town Meeting. Board policemen, firemen and correctional Greek Air Force transport planes are unloaded at ESenboga Air­ trate on things when I couidn’t keep being black, a little over six feet tall. hat and a scarf over his face. expenses, thanks to the Hundred Club Rev. David W. Rinas of Education Chairman William guards killed in the line of duty will of Connecticut, organized nine years port in Ankara, Turkey. The supplies are for the Turkish eating” Concordia Lutheran Vogel said the school board is trying be guests at a special Christmas par­ ago to look after the families of slain earthquake victims. (UPI photo) Most of us in the United States Church to make Bolton High School more at­ ty Tuesday. public servants. have enouRh food so that we can use tractive to tuition students from other towns without secondary Sunday morning fire 9 schools. Aircraft firm charges CIA used it Columbia now sends its high school damages Hebron house Carter gets area governor's proposals students to Windham High School. Willimantic. on a contract basis. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray The Ostrager home is combined Tonight's meeting has been called Ostrager of Deepwood Dr., Hebron, with the office of the Amston Lake in effort to overthrow Congo rule an "emergency meeting" by Allen was damaged by fire early Sunday Co.’s management firm. Borst said Carter was invited to the Saratoga "with minimal costs to the federal because administrators didn't meet morning but the couple was alerted ALBANY, N.'Y. (UPI) - Seven the fire was difficult to fight due to ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) - The operations in the Congo, Thailand, the fall of the existing government,” meeting but did not attend. In his treasury and without special treat­ the deadline for notifying the town by a neighbor before firemen Northeast governors have presented the confined spaces and because the CIA ignored the wishes of an aircraft Vietnam, Laos and Camtxidia. Bollinger said. “These activities piace. he sent two high-ranking ment or handouts favoring the clerk of the meeting. arrived. their proposals for increased federal firemen had to wear portable company and used the firm as a Bollinger said Helio Aircraft has came to the attention of the Congo aides, who promised that serious Northeast.” Daniel Hube said he noticed the economic aid to President-elect Jim­ breathing apparatus due to the thick cover for “illegal and immoral ac­ filed a $25 million damage claim — government and immediately attention would be given to the gover­ They said federal cooperation with Report cards out fire shortly before 2 a.m. and ran to my Carter. smoke. tivities,” including the overthrow of which has no legal status — with the The seven, all Democrats, worked nors’ proposals. the Northeast "can provide a model Bolton High School is issuing its Street hockey in Coventry the house and banged on the door to Borst said that although he has no the Congo government, according to CIA to recoup losses attributed to the resulted in the expulsion of Helio and out the proposals at a meeting two The group pressed in particular for for federal-regional action in the first-quarter report cards today. arouse the occupants. He then overt evidence that the fire was set, its former chairman. agency’s unauthorized use of the Steve Strycharz (left) and Jim Tomanelli battle for control of the ball in street hockey its legitimate employes from any weeks ago in Saratoga Springs. They federal assumption of a larger years ahead.” They will be sent home with the returned to his home to call the fire "I consider all fires suspicious until a company name. game on Harriet Dr., Coventry. Unseasonably warm weather over the Thanksgiving The CIA declined to comment on further operations.” forwarded them to Carter Saturday. proportion of welfare costs and the students. department. legitimate cause has been deter­ charges made by Dr. Lynn Bollinger, The complaint says negotiations (The Republic of Congo changed its They maintain the federai action is creation of a Regional Energy holiday weekend was perfect for outdoor activities. (Herald photo by Dunn) Hebron Fire Chief William Borst mined." He said over the past three chairman of Generai Aircraft Corp. for the sale of aircraft to the Congo name to & ire in October, 1971). needed to redress what they describe Development Corp. to coordinate the New York Gov. Hugh L. Carey is said this morning there was ap­ years there have been suspicious of Massachusetts from 1954-71 and fell through several years ago when Bollinger said the CIA's spying ac­ as eight years of neglect by Northeast's resources. chairman of the coalition. Other parently some confusion in dis­ fires in the lake area. He said last now a professor at the University of the Congolese government dis­ tivities drove the firm to the brink of Republican administrations. The governors also called for members are Govs. Breiidan Byrne patching the fire department, which year there were three structure fires South Windsor weighs closing schools Texas at Arlington. covered CIA operatives posing as bankruptcy. The state executives, who com­ federal aid and tax incentives to spur of New Jersey, Miiton Shapp of Penn- was sent to the Hube home. in the same vicinity at about this Bollinger told the Dallas Times- company officials. “There are still some Third World prise the Coaiition of Northeast new investments in economically in­ syivania, Michaei Dukakis of He said the men reporting there time of year. Herald the CIA used the name of The South Windsor Board of Following six months move the seventh graders now at the served in the South Windsor elemen­ "Such cover was used by these countries that believe we are part of Governors, also asked for an oppor­ active areas. Massachusetts, Thomas Salmon of didn't see any smoke and were The Hebron, Colchester and Helio Aircraft, a GeneraU Aircraft Education will meet tonight at deliberations, the committee school to Orchard Hill Elementary tary schools through Dec. 3: agents to carry on illegal and im­ the U.S. governm ent,” he said. tunity to meet Carter in early In a brief written summary of their Vermont, Philip Noei of Rhode preparing to leave, thinking it was a Lebanon fire departments were Timothy Eldwards School to discuss suggested five alternatives to deal School. Wednesday: Baked chicken, Corp. subsidiary, without the firm’s moral activities which resulted in the "Hopefully, this claim will stop some December to personally review their proposals, the governors said the Island and Ella Grasso of Connec­ false alarm, until they saw the fire at called in to fight the blaze. possible closing of one or more of the with the space situation in the • Close Ellworth School first and whipped potato, gravy, com, bread permission as a cover for its deaths of government officials and of that.” region's problems with him. programs could be implemented ticut. N the Ostrager house about 100 feet Hube has reportedly received town's schools. schools. extend the town's five elementary and butter, cranberry sauce. down the road. threatening phone calls since yester­ Plans to date call for the possible The Board of Eklucation felt the schools from six to seven grades. Thursday: Pizza. Borst said there was damage to the day's fire. The alleged caller was closing of Wapping Elementary closing of Wapping School is feasible, • Do nothing, leave the system as Friday: Chef's Day. walls near the entrance and to the said to be a woman who said, School at the end of the next school but the preliminary decision has met it is. In the secondary schools: crawl space where it is thought the "You’re next," and then hung up. year. Ellsworth Middle School on with some parental objections School Supt Robert Goldman felt Wednesday: Hamburg or fire started Main St. may be kept open a few Other alternatives suggested by if Ellsworth School were closed first cheeseburg, whipped potato, gravy, Gilmore to repeat more years and then closed. the committee are: it would be disruptive because the com. The Central Committee for Use of • Reorganize the school system seventh graders would have to be Thursday: Pizza, salad, orange pleas for execution Educational Facilities suggested the into a four-year high school, a two- moved into an elementary school, juice. HIM DEVELOeiNG closing plan because of declining year middle school and four six-year then returned to middle school. Friday: Chef's Day. Finance board rejects 0 enrollment in elementary grades of elementary’ schools. School lunches All lunches are served with milk SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Convicted killer Gary the school system. • Qose Ellsworth School first and The following lunches will be and dessert. Gilmore, in the 11th day of a hunger strike, has a date health service request with the Utah Board of Pardons Tuesday to repeat his ^ ^Holiday Specials plea for immediate execution. Hebron All the panel members stressed the Gilmore is drinking only coffee and water to protest the Firehouse on agenda Rockville hospital notes The Hebron Board of Finance has budget process in which a Town refusal of state officials to let him contact his girlfriend,' * Bring in ALL your Fiim! rejected a request from the Com­ Meeting approves a specific amount Nicole Barrett, or even be told of her condition. She was V South Windsor munity Health Services Agency for for the health agency. The agency committed by her mother to a state mental institution (SWAC) regarding the firehouse .Admitted Friday. Ralph DeStefano, Sheila Nueenno and daughter. Suulurd • No Limits - No Coupons The South Windsor Town Council SWAC says more effort should an additional $3,374 in the current must establish priorities for use of after taking a drug overdose in a suicide pact with Orchard St.. RocktiUe. Earl Heimer- Springs; Charles Padegimas, Stafford the funds. will conduct a work session tonight at have been made by architect dinger. Grand Ave., Rockville: Ester Springs; David Tutty, Baxter St., budget for school health aide service Gilmore. 7:30 in the caucus room of the Town Gregory Montana to inform officials Heinti, Main St.. Ellington; Elizabeth Tolland. in the town's two elementary Board member Roger Terranova Gilmore’s uncle, Vern Damico, visited the admitted Hall that the firehouse cost would be as Lees. Anthony Rd , Tolland: Anna Admitted Sunday: Russell Champ, schools. said he thought the health aides were slayer during the weekend and said Gilmore had sworn to Vincent Callahan, chairman of the much as 3754,0(XI, rather than the Parrish, Pinney St.. Ellington. Pinnacle Rd., Ellington; Peter DiSalvo, The board also voted to support cut because that was not a shared stick by his conviction that he wants the firing squad to service with other member towns. Public Building Commission, will original estimate of 3500,(XX). Discharged Friday: Caroline Lynch. Enfield; Michael Hacksunda, Geraldine Board of Education continuation of end his life. discuss plans for the new firehouse Also on the agenda is possible fun­ Pleasant S t. Rockville. Ellen Jackson. Dr., Coventry; William Hall, Riley the service and hopes the appropriate The board agreed in general that the “He won’t change his mind,” Damico said. “I know the Mountain Rd., Coventry; Michael Hill, “ PICTURE^ headquarters ding of $7,500 for part-time consul­ Talcottville Rd . Vernon funds will be found within the ^u ca- agency will now take a closer look at man. He’s got a strong will.” Y(xir 20 Exposure 1Your 12 Exposure iYour 20 Exp. Slide] Hartford; Myma Nagy, Stafford Springs; tion budget. next year's budget. If the three-member board of pardons declines to com­ The council is also expected to dis­ tant for economic development. Birth Friday: A daughter to Mr. and PERFECT”! Claude Tberrien, Enfield; Ludmilla Finance board member Jeff Odell The board also voted to authorize mute or stay the death sentence Tuesday, Gilmore could cuss the petition from the South The town has been without an Mrs James Shahrigian. Stafford Springs. Wagner, Highland Ave., Rodcville. Color Film I Color Film I Or Movie Film said the health agency should have the ciosing of a checking account Windsor Association of Citizens economic developer for two years. Admitted Saturday; Melinda Lyga, Sky Discharge Sunday: Matthew Denis, be executed by Dec. 6 — two days after his 36th birthday. POLICY Line Dr , South Windsor; Esther Nelson. established priorities for the funds opened in 1969 for the Amston Fire Board members have repeatedly indicated they would Stafford Springs; Richard Macintosh, If you are dissatisfied with .Mansfield (Tenter. Sadds Mill Rd., Ellington; Harvey approved. He said it should be made District taxes. The account balance, not commute the sentence. If Gilmore is executed, his O u r ft clear that an agency cannot attack $33.21. will go to the general fund. any print, return it to us with­ O u r O u r Discharged Saturday: Karen Girosky. Veilleui, Hilltop Ave,, Vernon. would be the first death sentence carried out in this coun­ Reg. Lake patrol reported Hilltop Dr.. Rockville: Antoinette Birth Sunday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. emotional issues to force additional The fire district was discontinued try since 1967. in 30 days of purchase with Reg. Reg. Maheu. Hartford Tpke.. Tolland; Mrs. Ronald Duzic. Somers. financing. prior to 1969 with unpaid taxes of Gilmore, gaunt from the loss of 20 pounds, spent much original processing envelope 4 .9 9 3 .4 7 1 .9 9 and we will refund the cost of 3.77 2.47 Odell said the finance board should about $644 due to the town. The board of his weekend discussing offers for movie and book Coventry were received and acted upon. look at other ways of getting the will ask Tax Collector Joan Rowley returned prints, promptly and The Coventry Police Department's Cost of the lake patrol was $741 rights to his story, offers which reportedly amount to Developed & Printed' | Developed & Printed' Fully Processed health aide service and said he was to submit a list of the remaining un­ cheerfully. . . no red tape. marine enforcement officers from the overtime account and $410 hundreds of thousands of dollars. Gilmore has promised Coventry meetings set against setting a precedent of in­ paid taxes, estimated to be about Offer good on Kodak, Offer includes Kodak, GAF, Fuji, ^ Offer good on color slides or recorded a total of lU manhours of from the part-time wage account. portions of the proceeds to the families of the men he creasing budget funds already ap­ $392. for transfer to the suspense tax killed last summer. patrol on Lake Wangumbaug (Coven­ The chief said he has applied for 70 The Coventry Board of ETducation GAF, Fuji or other ^ or any other compatible ^ 8mm and supec-8 Kodachrome 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall—to ratify proved. iedger. try Lake) in the past boating season. per cent reimbursement from the has scheduled a special meeting compatible color print film. * * color print film. ^ or Ektachrome movie film. action taken last week on special Richard Grant, finance chairman, Copies of letters from School Supt. Police (Thief Robert Kjellquist said. state, as provided' for by state tonight to discuss federal revenue money matters on the Dec. 8 Town said agencies tend to reduce services David Cattanach to Robert Owens There were no boating accidents statutes. The $871 reimbursement is sharing funds. Meeting agenda. in areas that will raise the greatest were reviewed indicating receipt of reported to the police during the July expected in February. The meeting, at 7 p.m., will be Last week, the council voted to public outcry when budget requests more than $25,000 from Instant 1 to Labor Day season, he said. Kjellquist said the marine enforce­ followed at 7:30 with an open house recommend expenditures for several are denied in hopes the finance board Lottery funds this year, compared to The marine officers made a total of ment unit is deployed depending on for parents of high school students. items financed by revenue sharing will “knuckle under and give them the estimated $17,500, and the receipt 220 contacts with boat operators, the weather, lake activity and availabili­ Also scheduled tonight is a special 2 funds and unencumbered cash sur­ the funds requested.” of $1,000 less than expected in the REPLENISH YOUR FILM AND FLASH SUPPLY AT chief reported. Three complaints ty of personnel. meeting of the Town Council — at plus. state ADM (Average Daily Membership) grant. Jack Baker, chairman of the town SPECIAL LOW HOLIDAY PRICES AT CALDOR! report committee, said the report is Here’s honor roll for Vernon Center Middle School almost ready for printing. He said the report will run about 76 pages, an Kodak or Kodacolor 12 Exp. Kodacolor 20 Exp. Sylvania Here is the first quarter honor roll Tamson Schwebel, James Shakin, Ingrid dre, Brian Uinares, Jennifer Lutts. Cathy DeMercbant, Jeffrey Diebol, Davis, Pamela DePauk), Joseph DiPinto, unintentional tribute to the '76 f4 Christine Mack, Kenneth Magnon, Ross for the Vernon Center Middle School. Schockey, Stephen Sboop, Lorraine Debra Driggs. Russell Donahue, Diana Doucette, Adam Bicentenniai which is the theme of Film with Processing Stigas, David ‘hibbs, Kirsten Wagner. Mahler. Philip Marciano, Marliese Belinda Fortin, Amy Gledhill, Laura Dubeau, Kevin Inwards, David Eidson, Film with Processing 9 To qualify for honors, students Polaroid Instant Flash Savings Margotta, Deirdre MePadden, Diane this year's publication. must have no grade less than 80. For Janet Williams, Daniel Yee. Gottier, Loreen Hany, Barbara Heggie, Dennis Eidson, Gail Farrington, Lisa Moritz. Stephen Ouellette, James Parry, General Honors there can be no mark Grnrral Honors Paul Jaminet, Hillary Kemp, David Foley, Paul Gillies, Patrick Glennon, Color Print Film Russell Pascoe, Richard Peacock, Kelly Latullippe, Susw Lucia, Susan Manning, M tJi'JSisum utt below 80 in major subjects and an Lori Ann Aberle, Jeff Anderson, Nina Janice Glidden, Lynn Gonsalves, Brian Pearson', Scott Peterson, Susan Kathleen Martin, Kathleen Michaels, Gresh, Patricia Gunther. average of 85 in those subjects. For Anezis, Lori Ann inning, Julie Barnes, Dennis Bellemore, Scott Benoit. Jeffrey Pronovost, Alan Provencher. Tracy Newirth, Tammy Oellers, Laurie Darlene Hall, Madeline Harrington, Area fire calls YOUR * High Honors, there can be no mark Mark Ramsdell, Michael Rhodes, Ber­ Oliver, Susan Ouellette. 99 1.24 Lisa Henri, Janet Herbst, Rebecca Her- below 85 in the five major subjects, Bifoick, Anita Borysevicz, Helene CHOICE 4.22 FLASHCUBES MAGICUBES nard Riendeau, Diana Rivers, Russell Daria Petraglia, Linda Powers, vieux, Rebecca Holt, Thomas Hull, Dirck 2.99 Boucher, Cheryl Bradway, Jill Brooks. For l i p and 126 film... touchable Picture and mail convenience! Lead­ and there must be an average of 90 in Dorothy Callahan, Daniel Carroll, Saldi, Michael Shaw, Kristina Theresa Putira, Denise Reale, Karen Hyjek, Ellen Ingram, Joanne Jordan, Tulland Counly those subjects. Skowronek, Carl Slusarezyk, Sheila Redinger, David Roggenkamp, Ellen Kathleen Kelly, Mary Koenig, Brian color prints returned directly to your ing independent laboratory pro­ Christopher Choma, Lisa Coleman, Saturday, 1:57 p.m. —Smoke investiga­ cesses touchable color prints Seventh grade Timothy Conway, Susan Crane, Elise Smith, Mark St. Germain, John Storo, Rosenberg, Randall Shuey, Janet Siser, Krafjack, Victoria Kubilius, Lori tion on West Rd.. Ellington. home after processing by leading Lana Taylor, Suzanne Tiselle, Donald High Honors Crimmins, Andrew Cropley, Marybetb Robin Smith, Kristen Steele, Teresa LaPorte, John Lewie, Carol Loomis. Saturday, 9:40 p.m. —Report on (ire on Independant Laboratory. . Theriaque, Susan Thompson, Diana Sullivan, Kathy Sunderland, Robert Nancy Marsh, Susan McElroy, David 1 391.59 Marie Brown, James Carr, Randall Crowley, Brian Dahlstrom, Douglas Do- Dart Hill Rd., Vernon. •New Kodak PR-10 FLIPFLASH FUSHBAR10 mian, James Doolady, Woodruff Driggs, Tompkins. Tubbs, Sandy Tyrol, John Unterbom, Michaels, Robert Moakler, Janice Morin, Sunday, 1:59 a.m. —Structure fire on Cartier, Sarah Connell, Monica Culjak, Felicia Toni, Joanne Trivigno, Lisa Gregory Wanish, Arlene Werner, William Laura Patrizz, Debbie Patrizzi, Jeanne Mary OiBenedetto, Robert Duley, Raymond Duhamel. Deepwood Dr., Hebron. •Polaroid SX-70 or 10^ 'Diomas Eaton, Michele Edmondson, Trudeau, Mary Verdon, Susan Walker, Yee. Pavano, Kathleen Phelps. Laura Phillips, Sunday. 2:38 a m. —Traffic accident at Eleanor Fabiano, G^rgianne Fastaia, Barry Wick. Joe Wilburn, Karl Wurst, Paula Pitkat, Karen Poster, Wanda Tammy Ganey, Lynda Garrow, Eileen Kevin Farrington, Gary Filip, Kimberly General Honors South and Cross Sts., South Coventry. Fisher, Cathryn Fleming, Jan Folstad, Frank Zitkus. Holly Adams, Mary Ellen Adam, Sonia Pound, Michele Raak, Sally Sukco. Sunday, 5:47 p.m. —Trash can fire on Goldstein, Jeffrey Guttman. Carol Sadrozinske, Mark Sanborn. Lori Harding, Paula Kayan, Janice Rachael Galvin, Laura Gennay, Andrea Allard, Frederick Arceleo, Jeffrey W. Main St.. Rockville. Merit Shultz, Cheri Shapiro, Elise Staley, .1. I Krassowski, Edward Kurtzman, Brandy Ginn, Ehic Gottier, Carole Goulet, Kurt Eighth grade Baker, Robert Beltrandi, Debra Blinn, Sunday. 6:18 p.m. —Brush (ire on Grodiowski, Erin Gyolai. Cindy Boutot, Lisa Bradway, James Joel Slavens, Thomas Steed, Laurie Merllne Dr., Vernon.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn., Mon., Nov. 29, 1878- PAGE FIVE-B PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Mon.. Nov. 29, 1976 ' ■ i, Ex-Whalers turn on old mates HARTFORD, (U P I)-It’sa Demers said the biggest thing con­ by former members of the Whalers. dianapolis, Harris 13 (Parizeau, Calhoun and Haynes contributing Maggs) 2:07. 3, New England, beautiful time for Indianapolis tributing to the surge of his team is Hugh'Harris, the Racers' leading scorer, scored twice, bringing his Selwood 2 (G. Roberts, D. Roberts) Racers coach Jacques the health of his goaltenders. The teams was bothered by injuries at season’s total to 14. The other Racers 13:08. Penalties — D. Roberts, NE, Demers. But it’s anything but the start of the season. goal was by Rosaire Paiement, who 7:04; Parizeau, Ind., 7:04; Clackson, much in success to date of Patriots that for New England Whalers Jim Park stopped 33 shots Sunday was traded to Indianapolis less than Ind., 12:35. coach Harry Neale. night to record his third win. three weeks ago. Second period — 4, Indianapolis, (Jeorge Lyle scored twice for the Paiement 7 (Harris) 18:55. Penalties 100 yards in this third straight game "I just caught the ball, looked up, stunted some and blitzed the jury later in the quarter, kicked to chance with a fumble, or someone in Their teams are in the same World Meanwhile, Michel Dion has an 8-2-0 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Whalers, upping.his year’s total to 12 — Roberts, NE., 5:07; Maggs, Ind., after relieving injured fullback Sam and saw a wall setting up along the linebackers a lot. They're the best Haynes who broke the game open. .there throwing the line offside. Hockey Association division and record in the nets for the Racers. Why have the New England and taking over the club lead. Lyle is 12:31; Park, Ind., (served by Cunningham. sideline,” Haynes said of the team we've ever played." Before the quarter ended, the "It was one of the best games going in opposite directions. "Things are starting to come together offensively for us,” Demers the top scoring rookie in the WHA. Leclerc) 16:30. Patriots soared from the "I feel I had to prove myself, and, touchdown return. " I didn't know it But in the first period. New Patriots capped a 29-yard drive by we've had from the area of members Indianapolis beat New England, 4- The other New England score was Third period — 5, New England, depths to the heights of the yeah, I think I showed them was going to be a touchdown until I England looked like the Patriots who sending Andy Johnson around right of the team contributing.” John 3, Sunday night for the Racers’ said. “We work particularily hard to win on the road for it’s your road a power play goal by Brad Selwood. Lyle 12 (Rogers, L«y) :23. 6, In­ National Football League in soiMthing,” Calhoun said. crossed the goal line." had a 3-11 record in 1975. Twice they end for a one-yard score. Ralston, naturally, was upset with eighth win in nine games. It was the It was the th a le rs’ 12th power play dianapolis, Harris 14 (Maggs) 10:17. one season? Although he failed to score a Haynes also picked off one of three got inside the Denver 10-yard line Ramsey finally moved Denver in his team's loss that knock^ Denver Whalers’ fourth loss in six games. record which makes the final difference over the whole year.” in 68 attempts for a 17.6 per cent 7, Indianapolis, Karlander 5 touchdown, Calhoun loosened the passes the Patriots stole from and failed to score. But with 10 the third quarter, marching the team out of the playoffs. Their record for the Uie last 12 games Don Calhoun is one major reason Al Karlander, a former Whaler, average, one of the poorest in the (Leclerc, Park) 13:23. Penalties — Brbnco defense which yielded 332 Denver quarterback Steve Ramsey, seconds left in the opening quarter, 67 yards with John Keyworth "Sorry football,” he mumbled, is 3-7-2. and rookie Mike Haynes is another as who scored the winning goal, league. Lyle, NE, 6:16; bench, Ind, (served yards on the ground to the Patriots. quarterback Steve Grogan snuck covering the final yard 11:44 into the picking his head up from between his "Nobody's more bewildered than I they showed again Sunday in the described the game as one of the The win pushed Indianapolis into a by Paiement) 8:46; Parizeau, Ind, The third-year pro gained 82 yards in through the middle for his 10th run­ period. hands. "We had a total breakdown in am,” Neale said. “We find a new Patriots' 38-14 swamping of the team’s "poorest” over the last 10, second-place tie with the Cincinnati 15:01; McGregor, NE, 15:01. the first half, setting up a 49-yard ning touchdown of the year. But the Patriots chewed up 7 :20 on every facet of the game — offensive­ way of beating ourselves every night. Denver Broncos that moved New “but we hung in there.” Stingers with 26 points, two behind Shots on goal — Indianapolis 6-9- John Smith field goal and running 11 A Bob Howard interception early a 92-yard drive in the fourth quarter ly, defensively, and special teams. We're all equally contributing to our England to within a breath of the Indianapolis had to overcome three division-leader ^ e b e c Nordiques. 9-25. New England 11-10-15-36. yards to help the Patriots grab a final in the second period led to Smith's with rookie Ike Forte covering the We weren't flat; we just didn't play dilemma, but the only thing we can playoffs. The Whalers remained at 19 points. Goalies — Indianapolis, Park. New touchdown in the second quarter that longest career field goal and do is keep going and keep trying.” Whaler leads to post its win. Calhoun, dumped by the Buffalo final three yards for his first NFL well. We played lousy." England, Landon and C. Abraham- gaVt them a 31-0 halftime lead. Grogan's three-yard pass to A1 Neale c lt^ a lack of scoring as one “It’s a confident team this year,” Indianapolis 1 1 0 -0 Bills last season in favor of an extra score. The Patriots, 9-3, have two games son. WRh the Patriots leading 17-0 in Chandler gave New England a 17-0 of the Whalers’ key problems. Only Karlander said. "Last year laid the New England 2 0 0—0 defensive back, picked his way for The Broncos added a late left, next week at home against New Attendance: 6,966. three other teams have a lower groundwork for our confidence.” First period — 1, New England, 177 yards in 25 carries while Haynes the second period, Haynes lead midway through the quarter. touchdown on an 11-yard toss from Orleans and In two weeks at Tampa scoring average than New England. All Indianapolis goals were scored Lyle 11 (Webster, Rogers) 1:22.2, In­ returned his second punt of the strengthened his bid for Rookie-of- The Broncos were unable to reserve quarterback Craig Penrose Bay. One win will give them their season for a touchdown and in­ the-Year honors by streaking and muster any running offense once Otis to Riley Odoms. first playoff berth since they played tercepted a pass. stuttering down the right sideline for who was under pressure the entire Amrstrong left the game in the first “I was as proud of that long, fourth San Diego for an American Football "Buffalo thought they had enough a 62-yard score. Haynes, whose 89- game. The New England line sacked period with bruised ribs, and when quarter drive, as I was at anything,” League championship in 1963. Dramatic in the backfield with OJ (Simpson) yard touchdown return three weeks Ramsey nine times and held him to middle guard Ray Hamilton sacked said fourth-yard Patriots coach Denver, 7-5, plays Kansas City at ago was the first punt runback for a 11 completions in 28 attempts. Ramsey for a nine-yard loss nine Chuck Fairbanks. “That's why I kept home Sunday and finishes the season Berth in Cotton Bowl TORONTO (UPI) and (Jim ) Braxton and that they needed help in the secondary,” said score in Patriot history, also ran “We were physically beaten," said minutes into the second half. Bill Van Grogan in with us ahead 31-7. I against the Bears at Chicago. — If Tom Clements back a punt 36 yards to pave the way Ramsey. “They played great; Heusen had to punt. Van Heusen, who Calhoun, after running for more than wanted to get the time on the clock to (UPI Photo) and Tony Gabriel another first half score. They’re a real go ^ team. They also left the game with a shoulder in­ run down and I didn't want to take a had any real 2 Craig Morton looks for receiver for revived Houston dramatic flair, they Giant quarterback threw for two scores would have waited Comeback falls short NEW YORK (UPI) - The Rice, despite a sensational perfor­ back Rob Hertel to subdue Notre mance by Owls quarterback Tommy Dame. Hertel took over for starting another 19 seconds new kid on the block in the Kramer, who passed for 409 yards quarterback Vince Evans in the se­ before staging the Herald angle Southwest Conference proved and three touchdowns. cond quarter and responded with a pass that gave their Bell standout to be a lot tougher than anyone six-yard scoring pass to Shelton Ottawa Rough Middlesex spoils thought. Diggs to give the Trojans a 7-0 lead. Riders a 23-20 Grey Earl Yost “ I’m relieved this is all over,” Evans returned in the third quarter A year ago, the University of Houston Coach Bill Yeoman said. Cup victory over the 9 Houston had the look of the 100-pound and connected on a 66yard TD pass Sports Editor “Our guys found out what it is like to to Randy Simmrin to put the Trojans Saskatchewan weakling in that famous body­ MCC hoop opener in Giant win play in the conference and they found ahead 14-0. Roughriders. building advertisement when it went out in a hurry. They managed to get Notre Dame, headed for the Gator But, being only a EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) - The New York Giants only 2-9 in college football. But in a up for every conference game, which dramatic turnaround that would Bowl against Penn State, scored two couple of young foot* By DAVE ROBACK was quite an achievement after our TDs in the last period—the last com- may have lost Tony Dorsett but they have found Gordon Bell. bring a smile to the face of (Carles Notes off the cuff e y « with fine rounds at the tough Correspondent years as an independent." ing with only four seconds hall players, they Bell, a rookie running back out of Atlas, the Cougars used their first Yale golf course. remaining—to make it close. The loss took the opportunity Gene Johnson, who has managed Elarly turnovers and mistakes proved overwhelming against a Michigan, got his initial start of the yarder 2:34 into the third quarter football season in the SWC as an in­ was the Fighting Irish's third in a when it came—with Moriarty Brothers' baseball team to Short stuff Manchester Community College comeback as Middlesex Com­ season in place of the injured Doug provided New York its eventual win­ spiring force and became a College football j row to Southern Cal. numerous regular season and playoff UConn basketball season opens munity College defeated the Cougars, 93-83, in opening night Kotar Sun(iay and rushed for his first ning points. transformed club that wreaked 20 seconds on the Georgia, which will meet top- championships in the Hartford Wednesday night at Storrs against two touchdowns of the year in lifting "It usually takes about a quarter havoc on their new neighbors. clock—and settled basketball action Saturday night at East Catholic High. ranked Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl, Twilight League over the past dozen Bostzm University with a sellout the Giants to a 28-16 victory over the for me to get going,” Beil said. “It The climax of the Houston success for a merely heroic Middlesex r ^ off to a quick 13-6 Texas Tech, which beat Arkansas needed a 33-yard field goal from seasons, is ready to sit down and talk assUfed...One Minute Observation: Seattle Seahawks. takes me a while to work up a sweat story cam e Saturday when the lead before MCC called time out to MCC's next tilt is Wednesday night 367 Saturday, can tie Houston for the Allan Leavitt with five seconds left to final act to one of the contract for the 1977 cam­ One" reason the New England It was the Giants’ second victory in and get my legs loose. It's difficult Cougars crushed Rice 42-20 to earn at cool down the action. against the University of Connecticut SWC championship with a victory defeat state rival Georgia Tech. most exciting cham­ paign...Connecticut Transit Co. now Whalers are struggling in the WHA 12 games and it left New York tied when you’re on the bench and just get least a share of the Southwest Despite the efforts of Nick DeMar­ jayvees in Storrs. over Baylor next weekend. But the Georgia Tech, a 26point underdog, operates shuttle busses from the this season is that opposing teams with Seattle for the second worst in for a play or two at a time. Anyone Conference championship and a pionship games in co and Steve Zocco chipping in for Cougars still will represent the con­ had erased a 10-0 deficit in the fourth (ialdor parking lot in Manchester to have caught up and passed the team Middlesex CC (93) - Jackson 11 3-5 record in the National Football sitting on the bench would like to play berth in the Cotton Bowl opposite un­ Canadian football nine points in a five-minute span, the ference in the Cotton Bowl because quarter before Leavitt’s kick. the Hartford Civic Center on nights in talent. During the few few years of 25, Birt 2 0^) 4, Austin 6 4-5 16, League. more, but I'm just a rookie and I've defeated and fifth-ranked Maryiand history. Flying Horsemen came back with of its 27-19 victory over Texas Tech Terry Miller ran for 110 yards and of major promotions, like New the WHA the Whalers were ahead of Pitrizzello 2 2-4 6, Guidone 1 3-6 5, Tampa Bay is winless in 12 games got a lot of time. on New Year’s Day. forward Walt Jackson sinking seven earlier this season. three touchdowns to spark Oklahoma England Whaler hockey games. The the rest of the pack...Speaking of the Kulpik O-O-O-O Williams 4 0-2 8, and, barring upset victories over "I didn't feel I had an3rthing to Alois Blackwell rushed for 153 tallies increasing the lead to 30-19. Texas Tech, ranked 10th, will be State’s victory over 'Texas-El Paso, Caldor lot replaces the one used by Whalers, unless some of the high Budkus 2 2-2 6, Deberadino 2 0-0 4, Pittsburgh and New England in the prove out there,” Bell said of his per­ yards and three touchdowns and Middlesex ran the bulge to 22 going to the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl Rodney Allison threw for three the bus line at Founders Plaza in salaried veterans start producing Wilson 9 1-2 19. ToUls 39 15-26 93. final two games of the season, will formance. “It just gives people Dyral Thomas added 110 yards points with 1:43 remaining in the to play Nebraska. touchdowns to pace Texas Tech over East Hartford a year ago...Joe t ^ could find themselves wearing Manchester CC (83) - DeMarco 7 5- get the first pick in the annual draft. something to think about.” rushing and two TDs as Houston 39’ first half with Carl Wilson's free In other games Saturday, No. 2 Arkansas, quarterback Jimmy Swensson checks in with information difrerent colors. The average Whaler 5 19, Zollo 8 11-20 27, Nolen 5 6-14 16, The Buccaneers have already in­ Seattle raced to a 9-0 lead in the raised its record to 62. The seventh- throw making it 57-34 at the half. Southern California edged No. 11 Fisher scored on a 48-yard run with that the Manchester Road Race is salary is reported over $40,000 with Wilson 3 0-2 6, Cheney 4 6-8 14, dicated they will take Ricky Bell, a first quarter on a 2-yard run by Sher­ ranked Cougars conclude their BOLTON FUEL OIL At the 18:31 mark of the second Notre Dame 17-13, No. 4 Georgia not No. 2 in New England in luring several players drawing six figure Henderson 0 1-4 1, Busque 0 0-0 0, former pupil of Tampa Coach John man Smith and a 45-yard field goal by regular season with a non-conference 4:13 remaining to give Florida its N half, Middlesex built its biggest lead, participants. The well-known Dart­ McKay at Southern California. beat Georgia Tech 13-10, No. 14 triumph over Miami (F)a.) and Joe 6 4 6 - 3 5 2 3 salaries. The Whalers are home 62-37. MCC slowly marched back as Totals 27 29-53 83. John Leypoldt. game against Miami (Fla.) next mouth man reports the Boston If Seattle and New York both go Oklahoma State trounced Texas-El Gattuso scored three touchdowns to Wednesday night against Calgary, Mike Nolen sank two charity tosses But New York pulled to within two Saturday. Marathon is No. 1 and the Cape Cod winless over their final two games, Paso 42-13, No. 19 Florida downed lead Navy to their fourth straight vic­ Friday with Quebec and Saturday to cut Middlesex’ lead to 19 at 9:58. points on a 3-yard touchdown pass Houston, which finished 7-1 in the run from Wood's Hole is No. 2 with the Seahawks will get the second pick Miami of Florida 19-10 and Navy beat tory over Army. agatast Winnipeg with Bobby Hull Two buckets by Zocco and a free Tennessee from Craig Morton to Gary Shirk SWC. had very little trouble with better than 2,000 entries last of the draft on merit of their lowly Army 3610 in the annual service In other action, Alabama beat YOU ALWAYS slated to play...Last night's Whaler throw by Nolen cut the lead to 76-61, three minutes into the second summer. Bill Rodgers and Frank finish with an easier schedule than academy game in Philadelphia. Auburn 38-7, Baylor topped Texas attendance, for the first Sunday forcing the Horsemen to call time. quarter. It was the first touchdown Shorter placed one-two in the Cape the Giants. And Seattle, which like Southern California, which will be Christian 24-19, Tennessee defeated SAVE AT THE ganw of the season, was a disappoin­ DeMarco, who couldn’t find the reps talk pass in seven games for the Giants Havlicek ailing run. New York is desperate for an outside and Shirk’s first ever in the NFL. playing No. 3 ranked Michigan in the Vanderbilt 1610, Cincinnati downed ting t,966, smallest in any Hartford range early, caught fire striking for BOSTON (UPI) - Veteran John showing ever. running threat, will undoubtedly tab Bell’s touchdowns upped the lead Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day, Louisville 20-6 and Boston College ARTHUR DRUG 0 H ere ’n there five straight points bringing the Havlicek of the Boston Celtics might Dorsett. to 21-9 and after Jim Zom scrambled needed help from reserve quarter­ crushed Holy Cross 59-6. Two veteran golfers at the spread down to 11 points with 2:41 to Majors miss another game because of a sore End of the line But the emergence of Bell has 7 yards for the final Seattle score, Ed Manchester Country Club will retire (UPI Photo) remaining. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Johnny knee. made any prospective loss of Dorsett Marshall caught his first ever TD shortly. Norm Clark reports, Vito John Pagliaro, Yale’s outstanding After an exchange of baskets, Majors, coach of the No. 1 ranked Havlicek did not play Saturday an easier fate to accept. Bell rushed pass from Morton, a 19-yarder that Jackson Yankee-bound Agostinelli with 40 years with Pratt running back, has won the Ted Blair Steeler interception by Mel Blount Nolen cut the lead to nine with 37 Pitt Panthers, met during the night in Boston’s 126109 win Satur­ for touchdowns of 2 and 21 yards put the game away 3:49 into the final & Whitney will be ready to join the Award at the team's most valuable seconds left. With the Cougars in a weekend with Tennessee represen­ day over the New York Knicker­ more money from the Mon­ He stole ball away from Cincinnati's Anderson against Seattle as he posted the best period. NEW YORK (UPI) - retired swingers at the club as will player. The Derby runner became forced foul situation, Middlesex' Joe tatives to discuss an offer to coach at bockers. treal Expos and the San day of his pro career, gaining 56 Morton finished with 15 com­ Yankee pinstripes and long Larry Bates. The latter has been one onit the second player in Yale foot­ Guidone sank three critical foul shots his alma mater. Team physician Dr. Thomas Silva Diego Padres to sign with yards on the ground an(l 41 more on pletions in 21 tries for 169 yards to green are expected to be of the town's best duckpin bowlers ball history to gain over 1,000 in a to ice the contest. Majors said he would hold further said fluid was drained from the fashion of the day for the Yankees. V pass receptions. lead the Giants to their most for many years... Dom Squatrito and season. Dick Jauron, now with the Numerous fouls accounted for the talks with the Tennessee people "and Havlicek’s left knee Saturday to Reggie Jackson. The Expos’ offer "1 needed a game like that,” said explosive offensive showing of the barrister Jack Shea hold a comfor­ Detroit Lions, was the first in 1972. Dorsett awaits vote length of the contest of over two I will also talk with my people at the reduce the swelling. Havlicek, who Club owner George reportedly was for $4 Bell, who sat out much of the third season. GOTCHA! table 7-1 match led over fellow at­ Pagliaro is a member of the junior hours. Fifth-eight fouls were University of Pittsburgh.” has helped the Celtics win eight Steinbrenner, who cut million. NEW YORK (U PI) — Tony Dorsett given annually by the Downtown quarter and all of the fourth with a “We’ll give up 28 points a game torneys Herb Pbelon and Paul Marte class...Cincinnati is leading thr the whistled with Dave Birt and Jackson A Pitt spokesman said Majors National Basketball Association short a holiday in the Jackspn, who led the of the University of Pittsburgh is Athletic Club, will be announced at bruised knee and contact lense against anybody we play," said Seat­ It’s one in weekly matches with a steak WHA in paid attendance for home bowing out for Middlesex while Craig made it clear he would have no championships as a forward and Florida sun to return to Oakland A’s to three con­ expected to achieve his preseason 11:30 am Tuesday. problems. "I just wish it was against tle Coach Jack Patera. “I think that dinner promised to the winners...Bill games this season. The league office Wilson and Mark (Theney fouled out further comment on the situation for guard, had a similar problem of fluid New York Sunday, has secutive world cham­ goal Tuesday by being named winner Dorsett, who finished fourth in the a team a little more capable than was New York’s season high. King, Men's Division golf champion rep o ^ attendance is up nearly 70,000 for MCC. the moment. accumulation in the knee last season. offered the 36year-old out­ pionships, was unable to electric that’s of the Heisman Trophy as the out­ Seattle." Everyone will get 28 against us. Our at the Manchester Country Qub is an ovgr'{ year ago for a like period and voting last season when Ohio State's Zocco led the Cougar attack with 27 Majors was in New York today for fielder approximately $2.5 reach a contract agree­ standing college football player in Archie Griffin became the only Bell, a fourth round pick by the offense has to generate a tremendous active athlete the year round, playing number of games. This is despite the points followed by DeMarco 19, a speaking engagement at the million in a multi-year con­ ment with owner Charlie earned the the nation. player in history ever to win the Giants, has been the silent back-up to amount of points for us to be in con­ basketball and skiing during the fact three of the loop’s big gate at­ Nolen 16 and (Hieney 14. One area Lambert Trophy presentation tract to do his slugging in a Finley and was traded to The 5-foot-ll, 180-pound running Heisman Trophy twice, set 13 NCAA Kotar all season, entering the game tention.” Park hit twice winter months with golf and tennis tractions, Gordie Howe, Bobby Hull where the (Cougars hurt was foul ceremony. New York Yankees un­ the Baltimore Orioles at back probably will be a runaway rushing records during his four-year with just 91 yards on 36 carries. But The victory was marred by the BOSTON (UPI) — Defenseman right to be his spring and summer sports...Nan­ and Frank Mahovlich have been shooting. They went to the line 53 He may remain in New York iform. Jackson is expected the outset of last season. winner in the balloting of more than career and won this year’s rushing he was awarded the starting berth possible loss of Larry Csonka for the Brad Park, injured in the Boston cy Narkon, Women's Division golf sidelined with injuries...The handle times and converted just 29. Jackson, Tuesday for the presentation of the to sign today. Pitcher Ken Hoitzman, at Plainfield Greyhound Park hit $115 1,000 sports writers and championship by averaging 177 yards because Kotar was nursing a groin season. The Giant fullback incurred Bruins’ loss to the Toronto Maple called a razor. champ at Manchester, is in her former Portland High standout, Heisman Trophy, expected to be Jackson, who loves the who also was playing out sportscasters from across the nation. pull. ligament damage to his left knee in Leafs Saturday night, was to have his freshman year at Southern Connec­ tb«"Jiight before Thanksgiving, per game. He gained 1,948 yanb this paced the winning Horsemen with 25 awarded to Pitt running back Tony his option with the A’s, was The winner of the Heisman Trophy, Bell's first touchdown, the 2-yarder the first half and was scheduled to be limelight and realizes it ticut State (Allege and is looking mariting the first time at any dog season and scored 21 touchdowns. tallies. Dorsett. left foot examined today. included in the deal. The new /Vore/co with 4:35 left in the half, lifted the examined today to determine if sur­ shines brighter in New forward to playing varsity golf in the track in the nation that much money Park was hit on the feet by pucks Hoitzman then was Giants into a 14-9 lead and his 21- gery is necessary. York City, reportedly g. She has already opened a few was taken in during one year twice during the game. traded in June to the ROTARY RAZOR" ' ------turned down offers of even Yankees. • 36 Self-sharpening surgical steel Junior bowling tournament winners blades, twice as many as ever before AUTO PAINTING • No nicks • No cuts • Razor close, razor sharp, razor smooth shave Holiday Lanes using a han­ Sulla 204-24-228, Doug Pittsburgh needs help from Oakland Winners of turkeys in the • Nine closeness/comfort settings Gaboury 224-26252, Pam Junior Thanksgiving Tour­ dicap system were: Paul • Improved pop-up trimmer • 110/220 nament held recently at Tanguay 363-33-396, Mike Zinsser 210-6218, Joanne Devaux 158-66218, Robert voltage for world wide use 2 ■Big names ■ Darby 177-56-233, John • Deluxe travel wallet. Bremser 36633-402, Sharon PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Gattuso ran for three Orlginjil Color or IT’S ONE RAZOR THAT McElhanon 326-54-380, 7000 Color Choices to defend Super Bowl championship — There was a lot of touchdowns and 128 yards Baked-on-Mcthod. DOESN’T "GETCHA”. Mary Wrobelski 207-16223, pregame talk about air in Navy’s 38-10 rout. Kim Rutherford 34616358. One-Day Service. shows and dueling quarter­ OPEN THURS. NITE8 NEW YORK (UPI) - The over winless Taiqpa Bay would put and win or lose on your merits, ^o Cincinnati closes out in two weeks Redskins 24, Eagles 0 backs but the 77th meeting KS TO 8 PM TIL XMA8 Oakland Raiders and the the Steelers and ^ ng als in a tie for one can dictate ahead of time how a against the Jets, now 3-9, in New Mike Thomas caught two TD passes and scored on a seven-yard of the Midshipmen and the Free Body Estimates Pittsburgh Steelers are first with one week left. If the race game is going to turn out and to York while Pittsburgh finishes up at passes and surpassed the 1,000 yard run to carry Los Angeles over New Cadets came down to Navy end! that way, Pittsburgh would go suggest we might lay down for the Houston, now 5-7. Orleans and move the Rams a step perhaps the most bitter rivals rushing mark for the year as dominating Army in the * SERVICE COUPON * to the playoffs by virtue of having 9 Bengals ... that’s about as ridiculous In other games Sunday, it was New Washington shut out Philadelphia closer to their fourth straight NFC trenches. Presidential Service in the National Football Thorough Surface Sanding, Machine HAVE YOUR PRESENT NORELCO beaten Cincinnati twice. England 38 Denver 14, (heveland 17 and gained ground in the NFC playoff West title. The Rams can clinch the The big names were Joe Sanding of Rough Areas, Full Coat of League but as fate would have A Bengal victory, however, would Miami 13, Baltimore 33 the Jets 16, race. The win boosted the Raskins division crown tonight if San Fran­ FIXED FOR A SPARE Gattuso and Larry Maaco Primer-Sealer, 3 Coats of it, ^ e Steelers’ main shot at eliminate Pittsburgh and could raise Washington 24 Philadelphia 0, Los into a tie with St. Louis with two cisco loses to Minnesota. Klawinski, not Leamon Maaco Enamel & Oven-Baked. making the playoffs this all Sorts of questions since the Angeles 33 New Orleans 14, the New games left and strengthened their Oilers 20, Falcons 14 Hall and Glennie Brun- 10% OFF SERV?CE Raiders actually might benefit from York Giants 28 Seattle 16, Kansas chances for at least a wild card John Hadl threw a pair of TD Regular $119,951 season depends on a huge didge. ______EXPIRES MARCHtCH 1, 1977 helping hand from the Raiders. a Cincinnati win. That would City 23 San Diego 20, Houston 20 playoff slot. Bill Kilmer’s third TD passes to lift Houston past Atlanta Gymnastics School eliminate a Steeler team that is Atlanta 14 and Chicago 16 Green Bay for the Oilers' first victory in seven Pittsburgh, which lost four of its pass came after a 43-yard punt return NOW...' ^ ! playing perhaps the best ball in the 10. Minnesota is at San Francisco by Eddie Brown, who set a NFL games. Hadl hit Ken Burrough with a 99 first five games, moved to within a Novice NFL right ■ now, allowing just 28 tonight. record of 566 punt return yards for 16-yard TD pass and Billy Johnson A d va n ce d Elite QUINN’S ganne of first-place Cincinnati In the points in winning its last seven a thing as I have heard in all my the year. from 40 yards out. American Conference Central Divi­ Colls 33, jets 16 O m 4a lam tl Uauoaita Sanlai games. years in football. I’d say only a bunch Browns 17, Dolphins 13 Bears 16, Packers 10 sion race Sunday by beating the Bert Jones had three TD passes in en 24 Hours Dally It is also the same Steeler team of crybabies would make that kind of Brian Sipe threw TD passes to Paul Bob Avelllni's 49-Yard TD pass to Bengals 7-3 in a snowstorm at River­ a 24-point second period burst as DR OiRGQICY SQNIGE OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 4 ,1 9 7 6 OWNER-OPERATED SHAVER that has eliminated Oakland in the a suggestion.” Warfield and Reggie Rucker as James Scott and Bob Thomas' three CLASSES NOW FORMING front Stadium. The Steelers can no Baltimore clinched a playoff spot by playoffs the past two seasons and had “We’re out to win every game,” Cleveland edged Miami in a swirling field goals carried Chicago past longer qualify as wild card or best beating the Jets. The 6>lts are 10-2, a goiw on to b ^ t National Conference said Raider quarterback Ken snowstorm to keep their playoff Green Bay. The' Bears’ Walter LIMITED ENROLLMENT MANCHESTER runnerup and must win the division covtpetition in the Super Bowl. Stabler, who threw two touchdown game ahead of New England in the Payton gained 110 yards to take the CENTER hopes alive. Warfield, starring title outright to go on and defend passes and raised his season total to AFC East. If they fail to win the divi­ M ^ i l AI Davis, Oakland’s managing against his old team on his 34th NFL rushing lead from Buffalo's 291 Adams Street 22 BIRCH STREET, MANCHESTER their Super Bowl title. , sion title, they are assured a wild HEATIMOnjl (l-M to axM M, 7/10 mfla louth of CaMort) general partner, scoffs at talk of an 23 in a 49-16 rout of Tampa Bay. “And birthday, caught a 12-yard pass from O.J. Simpson. (Downtown Aroa - oH Main) And that’s where Oakland comes right now. I'm glad we are going to card playoff spot. Jones hit 22-of-32 Andover Elementary School Shop Houra; Oakland "dump” . Sipe and Rucker grabb^ an 18- Chiefs 23, Chargers 20 in. The Raiders, who own the best passes for 175 yards, including TD OIL lURNEH i Mon. thni Frl. 8 am 6 pm IPhile You ITait Service On Sharers "Only a bunch of simple fools Ijave an extra.day to get ready for yarder as the Browns won their Ed Podolak ran for 1^ yards and HEATimiNOTMUTIOII Saturday 10 am-2 pm record in the league at 11-1, play host Cincinnati. The Bengals are as good a passes of five yards to Don would even suggest something like seventh game in the last eight weeks two TDs and Jan Stenerud added L QUALITY FOR YOUR CARI TEL949-9B20 to Cincinnati on national television team as there is in football and they McCauley, 14 to Lydell Mitchell and coll 742-5000 Banff AmDficard S Alasfar Charge iBMWWlRKS UuH," Davis said. "Look, no one in to lift their record to 8-4. three field goals to pace Kansas City 6 4 3 - 3 1 3 5 647-9928 “Ampla Parking Across Tha S Ira a t" next Monday night. A Raider win 31 to Roger Carr. Toni Linhart added SIS Canlar St MwKdwatai this league, not even Tampa, Is a certainly hay,e nothing to be ashamed Rams 33, Saints 14 over San Diego. Dan Fouts had three combined with a Pittsburgh victory of for losing to the Steelers.” a career-high four field goals. pushover. You have to go out there Rookie Pat Haden hit two short TD TD passes for the Chargers. O'. ,c .

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Monday thru Friday, Help Wanted 13 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Detroit 6 6 1 .500 multiple talents to keep the P o rtlan d , the NBA s points, including 11 in a big do not leaaen the value of the ★ New (Weed Reneh REAL ESTATE new appliances and cabinets. SEASONED HARDWOOD - ROOM for ren t. Stove, Chicago 6 6 0 .500 second quarter surge, and 643-2711 MISC. FOB SALE advertliement will not be cor* New roof and gutters. Nice COUNTRY BUILDING SITE Split, sawed and delivered. C. streak alive. In addition to highest scoring team, 41 Articias tor Saia 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. attha RN - Assistant director of nur­ Aluminum siding, For dreamhouse. 1 to 2 acres refrigerator, linens served. 4 8 0 .333 reeled by an additional inaer* 172 E. Center 81. yard and location, handy to Hutchinson, 643-5373. 801 Main Street, Manchester, Green Bay his 15-for-27 shooting, the Pete Maravich added a 42 Building Suppiiat tion. sing services for small skilled two car garage, treed. Hillside preferred. equaled a team record with — schools and shopping. Emer­ game-high 30 points to pace 43 Pats -Birds- Dogs 6469879. West jaunty guard who wears a 59 field goals with its 12th 44 — LtYasiocit nursing facility. Monday large lot. $37,900 son Real Elstate, 6461716. Greater Manchester area. _ “We Make W L T Pet headband but no hair, had New Orleans. Bob 45 Boats A Accasaorias MEADOWS through Friday 7 to 3. Must 6464171. Building Suppilea 42 straight victory at home □ EMPLOYMENT 46 _ Sporting Goods have sincere interest in lear­ Apartmenta For Rani 53 8 3 1 .708 McAdoo. who finished the _ ★ Town Home HOUSE CALLS" Los Ang 13 assists and five steals. this season and 18th 47 Gardan Products ning and ability and desire to RANCH - Seven rooms, three 46 — Anttquas Seven rooms, NATURAL STONE for San Fran 6 5 0 ,545 "I was smokin'.” Watts straight over two seasons. game with 29 points, and CONVALESCENT CENTER teach. Background in bedrooms, modem kitchen, L WE HAVE customers waiting Help Wanted 13 49- Wantad to Buy baths, fireplace, □ MISC. FOR SALE retaining walls, veneers, New Orleans 4 8 0 .333 said afterward. John Shumate, who had 21. 333 Bldwall St.. Manchastar, Conn. Help Wanted 13 Geriatrics preferable. Call 646-4126 shaped living and dining patios, etc. Pick up by the for the rental of your apart­ Maurice Lucas led RENTALS ment or home. J.D. Real Atlanta 4 8 0 .333 "Some nights you can't both fouled out for Buffalo PHONE FROM home to ser­ PHONE 647-9197 Terri Morgan RN, for appoint­ family room, ex­ 649-1922 room. Large paneled family pound or delivery by the ton. Portland scoring with 25 52 Rooms lor Rant cellent condition. Estate Associates, Inc. 646 0 ,167 in the final quarter Adrian vice our customers in the 53 — Aparimants tor Rant FULL-TIME Receptionist and ment, 522-8200. room in basement, garage, Artlclea for Sale 41 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Seattle 2 10 defense certain people.” points. Bill Walton added __ 1980. Manchester area, flexible 54 Homos tor Rant Assistant for Dental office. $37,900 patio, 300’ deep lot. $39,900, 6463163. x-Clinched division title Dantley added 27 for the — Washington coach Dick 18 points. 13 rebounds, six 55 Officat. Sloras tor Rant 875-8346. RN - Part time 11 to 7, (Charge F^ilbrick Agency, Realtors. Braves. hours, super earnings, 249^ 56 _ flasort Proparty tor Rant ALUMINUM sheets used as LOOKING for anything in real Monday's Game Motta sighed. blocked shots and five 7773. 57 _ 'Wantad to Rant nurse position in small skilled 6464200. printing plates. .007 thick, Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 Lakers 103. Bulls 84 nursing facility. Call Judi Car­ F .L SPUCM THREE BEDROOM RANCH estate rental - apartments, Minnesota at San Fran­ Watts had 14 points in the uccictc 56- Misc tor Rant RELIABLE WOMAN to do — Garage, finished rec room 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar :lp bon!, RN, for appointment. DOG-CAT BOARDING homes, multiple dwellii^s, no cisco. night final period, lending at Warriors 132. Ha«k» 98 SALES PEOPLE - Older AUTOMOTIVE fitting and drilling bowling light house work, one day, or TOWN OF MANCHESTER R a a llo ra with bar, wall-to-wall $1. Phone 643-2711. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate s c o re d 21 points and multi-million dollar company 61 Autos tor Sala two half days per week, four 522-8200. REOCCOMTEO Fm bathing/grooming. Complete least one of his slick hands Golden Slate, led by Rick _ balls Must have experience. throughout. One acre lot. Associates, Inc, 646-1980. (Only game scheduled) with young ideas has openings 62 Trucks lor Salt rooms. When answering, state CHHISTMM CLEAN USED refrigerators, modern facilities. Canine grabbed 14 rebounds 63 — Heavy Equipn>ant lor Salt Inquire at Vernon Lanes, LEGAL 643-2121 Manchester-Vernon line. for pwple who are looking for — Spend Christmas in this ranges, automatic washers, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon without playing the fourth 64 Motorcyctoi-Bicyclat Route 83, Vernon. three character references. $30's. Owner to sell. 643-2045. MANCHESTER - Nice quiet — Camp^s*Trailars*Mob«la Road, Manchester 6465971. NHL a future, in sales and manage­ 65 Location, Green Road, and NOTICE redecorated three with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's one bedroom apartment :r. a quarter in a runaway for ment. Opening due to in-house Homas Summit Street. Write Box U, SALES-TELEPHONE bedroom Cape. Hardwood Appliances. 649 Main St., 643- CAMPBELL 66 Automotiva Sarvica PART TIME Help wanted - RANCH - Seven rooms, three small adult apartment com­ Los Angeles. The victory promotions. This company c/o Manchester Herald. Top notch company needs floors, large living room 2171. CHRISTMAS SALE- CONFERENCE Perreiault helps 67 Autos tor Rant-Laaaa Experienced in gas station. MANCHESTER, New Eight bedrooms, modem kitchen, L ANTIQUES, Collectables and plex. Price includes private was the Lakers' fifth in has more financial success The Planning and Zoning aggressive persons with room Colonial. 1 3/4 acre, 2 with dining area, nicely entrance, parking, heat, hot Palrirk Division stories than any other in New Some nights and Saturday's. Commission will hold public g o ^ voices and a positive shaped living and dining SEWING MACHINES - 1976 Miscellaneous. All items dis­ their last six games and Call Brown's Tire Shop. 333 SALES PEOPLE needed for 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 10 " treed lot with privacy and water, kitchen appliances, England, no limit on what you shore area and central hearings on December 6, 1976 attitude along with a desire room Large paneled family Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. counted. Sunday November W L T Pet Sabres top Wings the loss was the lllh in a Main Street. Phone 6463444. insulation. (Jnoosc color for in­ room in basement, garage, garage. $33,900. basement storage and laundry can earn. Call Doug Baskin, Help Wanted 13 Connecticut. Confidential in­ at 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal $W.50. Singer Touch and Sew, 28th., 10 to 5. Cha-Ro-Lane 94 NY Islanders 15 5 3 33 to earn $ $ $. Earn terior and rugs. Small down itio, 300' deep lot. $39,900. FRECHETTE A MARTIN Wapping Wood Road. facilities. $225 per month. No row for Chicago. 525-9134. terview. Write. Broker P.O. Building to hear and consider S3.90-U.60 per hour payment considered. Home originally $389. now o_n|jj pets. Damato Enterprises, Phil 12 7 4 28 SALES POSITION - Straight TWO GIRLS WANTED For Box 16. Manchester, Conn. hilbrici' Agency, Realtors. Healtora 646-4144 $68.40. Fully guaranteed. Call Ellin^on, Conn. Route 74. NEW YORK (UPI) — The glamor is in the name, a fact' the following petitions: We a re th e la r g e s t owners warrantee for 10 years 646420b.P 646-1021. Atlanta 11 8 5 27 commissions. leads furnished clerical position mornings, 06040. of Nationally insured protec­ 2361123, Deafer.afer. NY Rangers 10 11 3 23 not entirely lost on two of hockey’s super individual stars. to home owners. Call 242-5402. with good figure to work in RAYMOND St MARY telephone sales operation AKC REGISTERED - Great tion. Charles Ponticelli & Son. MANCHESTER - Six Room MANCHESTER - Unusual one As smooth a playmaker 5 1 dance studio. 649-2164. PART TIME Receptioinist - POUTRE - ZONE CHANGE in the state. Full and part APPLIANCES - Used. Dane puppies, fawn males, Snivllip Division 6461540, 6460800 Ranch, Nice neighborhood champion sired. Call 749-2511 bedroom townhouse as is Gil Perreault, and as ESTABLISHED Realtor has 11 to 3, for Conn. Indoor Ski - SUMMIT STREET time positions available. Refrigerator, range, disposal. W L T Pts Rookie goaltender Mike opening for highly motivated TWO YARD Men for pulling To change the zoning from Call now. Those who Meadow Lano and condition, very good airconditioner. liaranteed...... aparlmenlsm Private spectacular a scorer as is School. Some ski experience $36,900 - Tremendous Cape of value, $42,900. OdeganJ Real­ trances and patio. Full base­ St. Louis 12 10 Palmateer, facing only 19 salesperson with real estate parts, must have own tools, desirable. Call 643-2764. "Residence B” to “Residence hesitate are lost! six rooms and garage, located DRASTICALLY Appliance Repair. Inc. 646 Garden Producta 47 Rick Martin, a good deal of ty 643-4365. nil. ment, includes heat, Chicago 10 12 shots, posted his ninth vic­ license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, and a mechanical background. M” for a parcel of ap­ CALL MR. PARKER on Greenwood Drive. The lot appliances, carpeting and air their fame is tied in with Philbrick Agenccy. 646-4200. Apply in person to Andover REDUCED! FRESH SWEET Cider - Also Minnesota 6 15 tory in 13 games as Toronto LET'S MAKE a deal: You proximately'!.1 acres at 55V 525-5960 is 50 X 213 and the owner is HEBRON - By owner. conditioning $250. per month. their association to the Auto Parts. Route 6.’ answer this ad and I will send anxious. T.J. Crockett Gambolati-built UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub yiples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 Vancouver 6 17 easily beat Cleveland. Summit Street as shown on a Manchester - Bolton area. No pels Damato Enterprises, French Connection line you details on an opportunity Realtors, 643-1577. e x e c u tiv e ’s d re a m Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Bush Hill Road, Manchester. Colorado 5 15 Scoring for the .Maple PART TIME - Sales - If you plan included with the peti­ Eight room U&R Raised Brownies, nurses. East 6464810. 6461021. along with Rene Robert. are area professional Work at home in spare for high incorne plus cash Excellent location, eight Ranch. Three bedrooms, WALES CONFERENCE Leafs were Borje Salming. bonuses and fringe benefits. tion. STORE FOR Business - With Catholic School. 6461225. “I don’t like to be the salesmen in the day time and time. Elarn $250.00 per 1000 room Garrison Colonial, exceptionally large and Norris Division Stan Weir, Ian Turnbull, want to sell at night and make stuffing envelopes...Send We need an individual in the AMES AND MANNING, ET Bualneaa Opportunity 14 attached two family 5-5 in four bedrooms, two French Connection," (TKelleralD luxurious family room. Study, SEASONED OAK Fireplace Autoa For Sale 51 Autoa For Sala 61 W L T Pts Inge Hammarstrom and more than your day job...it’s stamped, self-addressed area now. Write C.F. Read, AL - ZONE CHANGE - . business location. $51,900. fireplaces, den, wooded wall-to-wall carpeting, Perreault admitted Sunday CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Pres., American Lubricants HARTFORD ROAD Merritt Agency. 6461180. wood for deliveries. Gall 742- Montreal 19 4 3 41 Jack Valiquette. fun and easvi'i! Call .Mr. envelope to: Terry Lane SMALL ENGINE Service lot, many many extras. cathedral ceiling and pool. All 7886. night after he helped the PHONE Douglas. 525-9134. Co.. Box 6%. Dayton. Ohio To change the zoning from Corporation expanding dealer this on well landscaped 3/4 Los Ang 8 10 8 24 Rangers 4, North Stars 1 Enterprises, P.O. ^ x 289, 45401. Now only $59,9(W. Buffalo Sabres to a 3-1 vic­ “Residence AA” and “Rural network. No experience MANCHESTER - Attractive 6 acre lot. $42,900. Call M69774. Pitts 8 10 5 21 Wayne Dillon doubled his Hobart, Indiana 46342. and 6 Duplex.Home in Call Lou Amida NEW AMERICAN oriental tory over the Detroit Red Residence” to a Business use necessary. Complete training No agents please. rugs. 9x12 T abriz. 9x12 Detroit 7 13 4 18 season output with a pair of WE HAVE OPENINGS On all 7-11 FOOD STORE - Now program. $500. investment excellent condition. Separate 644-1539 529-9395 shifts for inspectors. N/C drill taking applications for of “Business I” or “Business Surock, 9x12 Hariz, 9x12 Washington 6 14 2 14 goals and John Davidson ELECTRIC PLATERS- We required to start your own heating systems, modern operators and fabricators, responsible per.son lor lull U” as deemed appropriate by kitchens and bathrooms. Good ARRUDA REALTY Kassan Also a few Persian turned in another strong have an immediate opening the Commission, for a parcel business. Ideal for retired or Rugs. 643-9804. TREAT YOURSELF TO .Adams Division Pro hockey who have had previous time employment. 11 p.m. to 7 part time. Details on request. value $49,900. Amedy Realty, 1goaltending job to help the manufacturing experience. for experienced printed cir­ a.m. Apply in person, 393 of 3.4 acres on the south side ASSUMABLE W L T Pts Mr. Barker. ESCA Field Realtors 875-6283. Rangers stretch their un­ Apply in person Monday thru cuit board electric platers, Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ of Hartford Road at the west CHRISTMAS TREES • Lots of Boston 18 4 1 37 with supervisoi7 ability. Must Training Division Box 619, 7% 1^. Friday 9 to 3. Multi- Circuits ford, between 10 a m. and 3 corner of Bldwell Street $39,900 .BY OWNER. 50. Variable. $3.00 stump. We Buffalo 12 6 3 27 Wings. “I like to be beaten string to four be familiar with all plating Wading River, New York. LEGAL NOTICE Inc.. 50 Harrison Street, p.m. No phone calls. (Street Nos. 816, 828-830 and Manchester Immediate occupancy. Six cut, you pick up. Order, Toronto 10 9 4 24 games. A power play goal functions, of printed circuit 11792. MORTGASE gS-'. separated. When separated Equal Opportunity Employer. 836 Hartford Road) as shown SMALL BUDGET? room L Ranch, with garage, deposit. Also individual home Cleveland 6 11 6 18 by Minnesota’s Dean For Sale At Public Auction manufacturing. Excellent op­ on 3 4 acre, comer lot. Living orders delivered. $12.00. 742- it gives us more of a portunity for sharp individual on a plan included with the LIQUOR STORE - Good going Call us. We have a clean, Talafous with 10:11 to play By the Town of .Manchester room with fireplace, family RANCH 7107. Sunday's Results chance, but I’m not the 41 - Challenger - regular PRI.NTED CIRCUIT BOARD with ambition and determina­ petition. business. Be independent. large six room Colonial Three bedrooms, full denied Davidson a second .Notice is hereby given of a 42 - Saber - regular $22,000. Hutchins Agency, 646 room off kitchen, with sliders NY Rangers 4, coach. I don’t know how to Fabricators - We have tion, to succeed in our expan­ EARN WILLIAM R. SCHALLER ET with three bedrooms, basement, garage, IV4 NIKORMAT FT Camera with consecutive shutout. sale at public auction to be 43 - Huffy - regular openings on all shifts for 3166. to deck. Kitchen with built- Minnesota 1 play the lines. He knows, of ding company. Call 646-4100 AL - ZONE CHANGE EAST hardwood floors, base­ ins. plus extras. Three acre lot, in quiet new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, 7B MARK IV $799S Rockies 6, kings 6 held December 4. 1976 at 10:15 44 - Huffy - regular experienced printed circuit for appointment, or apply in GOOD neighborhood. SSM M . and works perfectly. Great Antique gold, dark brown loathor Intorlor, Phila 5, NY Islanders 3 course.” CENTER STREET SECURITY SYSTEMS. ment, newer furnace and bedrooms, wall to wall carpet AMFM ttoroo, bit whooi, apood control A much Denis Dupere had two a m , EDT. at the .Manchester 45 - All Pro - regular board fabricators with super­ person at Multi-Circuits Inc., camera for the beginner, or Buffalo 3, Detroit 1 For a stretch of nine To change the zoning from Manufacturer-Distributor es­ roof. Shows well. $27,900 throughout. Rec room in base­ HEITH REAL ESTATE moro. Truo Luxury. Police Department Garage, 46 - No name - boys regular visory skills. Must have abili­ 50 Harrison Street. Equal por- SPENDING the professional. KOO. Call games, when the team as a goals and two assists for “Residence C“ to "Business tablished throughout the FRECHETTE & MARTIN ment, oil hot water heat. 646-4126 649-1922 Toronto 5, CTeveland 1 239 Middle Turnpike Elast, 47 - .No name - girls 20" ty to learn on latest N.C. tunity Employer. 647-1601 before 2:00, or after 78 GRANADA 13998 Colorado while Tom routing equipment and super­ I” tor 3 parcels at street Nos. northeast with over 50 dealers Realtors 648-4144 Northfields. .North Coventry. Los Angel 6, Colorado 6 whole was performing .Manchester, Connecticut, of 48 - Converti-cycle - regular MONEY 742-6809. no agents please. 5:00 p.m. 2*Door Hardtop. Dark brown, vinyl roof, Williams and Lome vise production of five to ten 329, 331-333 and 341 East seeks qualified individual to oconomkal alx automatic, powor atoortng, (Only games scheduled) poorly, the Connection was the unclaimed merchandise as 49 - Huffy - regular SHORT ORDER Cook - Good Stamler each scored a pair workers in the fabrication of pay, working conditions. B 0 Y S & Center Street — corners of set up security firm in the powof brakoa, radial whltawalla, lata than 14,* broken up, although listed below. 50 - Citoh - 5-speed quality P.C.B.’S, Blueprint Excellent benefits. For Walker street and Goodwin Manenester area. Over 70 000 mlka. Perreault and Martin of goals for Los Angeles. Claims lor merchandise 51 - Janson - 10-speed GIRLS products. Training provided. WHA reading, and over all machine further information, call 649- Street. remained on the same line. The Rockies needed goals listed below should be made 52 - B.S.A, - 3-speed shop experience a must. Marketing and technical 5271. 5 Evaningt A Wttk But unexpectedly. Coach by Nelson Pyatt and with the Manchester Police 53 - Jet - 3-speed Excellent opportunity for Copies of these applications assistance available. $5,000. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. have been filed in the Town Call Mr. Rolo, collect.. 288- 73 MONTEGO MX $2898 L T Floyd Smith reunited them Dupere in the final Session Department. No claim made 54- I T O H. - 3-speed aggressive person who wants MATURE WOMAN Wanted in after sale will be accepted. All to make it happen. Call 646 Clerk’s office for public in­ 7421. Brougham 3*Door Hardtop, dark blua, Quebec with Robert against to achieve the tie. 55 - K I.A. - 3 -s p ^ the Vernon area to baby sit in Call automatic, powor atoortng, powor brakoa, fac* Cincin WILA sales final and for cash. No 56 - Jet - 3-spe^ 4100 for appointment, or apply my home. References spection. lory ak, gorgoouol Detroit. in person at Multi-Circuits Indianapolis In World Hockey sales to minors. Inspection of 57 - Columbia - 10-speed req u ired . Call 646-0474 PLANNING AND Situation Wanted 15 Martin, who got off to a articles for sale may be made Inc., 50 Harrison Street. evenings. 647-9946 ZONING 73 TOYOTA WAGON $1798 Minnesota Association action Sunday 58 - Schwinn - 5-spe

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ACROSS 2 Public Aniwsr to Prsvloui Punis MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Nov. 29, 1976— PAGE NINE-B 51 Autos For Sale 51 Autos For Sale 51 Autoa For Sale $1 Autos For Sale 1 Trsnolstion diiturbancs ! ■ GID 5 MsntsI 3 Parii airport I 0 □ D Chari** M. Schultz MARKET componsnt. 4 Hyinn of / H □ n THiSt OK^S, 1977 PONTIAC ASTRE thsnkigiving E □ □ Dear Abby 8 Suppoos 5 . Small, .ehildrtn „ \r\o M MEATS • DELICACIES TWO DOM COUPE two 1 • T| 12YorkthlrsrlvSf « ^ ? riip THANKS, MARCIE... WE'LL SJ sue,--- S ksrral—. — a 4 evSiidw makw,f —la—^ main* Ma^SAl SSten,a^^ raSW □ N t 1 HEV.MARCIE. 3. L O fu jf t h e IAIAV X ■wwo wipviMivni wvwiw vrmi dwivn t n im NSW) inwvv 13 Flowar . ' , - . PROBABLY BE THE ONLY n : Mwl oofWMWi front dooc tomb ouvttetii front ond roof By Abigail Van Buren 14 Want sad 8 Bumpod E3 0 3 WHAT'S THE T\i W ONES IN THE WHOLE CLASS floor moti, body oldo moldmte »ottobto rotton, F.I., AM txpoct g Flowor □ ANSWER TO tsSl F i x 5 T C A K (OHO'LL 6ET IT RISHTi radio* euotom wfrool ooforo, Turbo-Hydramatle ISRtlsttd 10 Unsoal □9 I THE THIRP Tronomlooton. 11 Occldsnt p S A L A S L 3 T1 $200 a ,,, $4111 16 Edibit issd U E 0 L 0 A i 5 R A R F U / . DEAR ABBY; A woman was distressed because her 17 Pull to work 20 Olympic a1 | •CRANTON iiOTORt DlSCbum'.! ...... 24$ M 0 A N L U E •1 18 Eyt Inisction board (abbr.) bright 19-year-old son had quit college to enroll in a trade P E ft T “b M 3 ” i 4 i S school, saying he preferred to work with his hands. Hia 19 Shrill 22 Stroks ------IM S *200 PontiM RsIm M >200 49 PhriH of un. Buy Now mother insisted that men who work with their hands do so 21 At bit 24 Louts sggo I 32 Oalets's • ' ' Ci4;t;b>'«A k« t M M US M 0" 23 Buihy clump 25 Scandinavian opposiw dsritanding (2 IlIggigHSMBBBSHBBBB only because they are not smart enough to work with their REBATE!! (Bril) god Individual SALE PRICE * 3 0 4 $ 35 wdi.) SAVE NOWI minds. 24 Stindardi ladudatg Iralglu tad daahr prap. 38 Thsban princa 60 Latch Thanks for telling her that college was not for everyone, 29 Oungsont 26 Evaluats and that some hand work requires more talent, skill and 27 Csuttic 40 Hairing organ 61 Load on WINTHROP 33 Mri. Eddio know-how than many professions. Cintor aubatance 43 52 Wight Brand New 1977 Cutlass and 1977 Omega 28 Form a ipidsr That reminds me of this story: It seems a doctor had a 34 Typing currsney 53 Pop THERE S H O JL P BE /AN THE-/ SHOULD INVENT A ON SECOND -n-OUSiKn I'D blundtr wab plu)7ibing problem at home so he called a plum ^r who 45 Bamboo 55 Acton part MIckay Finn — Morris Walsa EASIER WAV TC> KNOWLEDSe INOECTION... RATHBR g o t o SCH OO L. 36 Old Dutch 30 Coma in came at once and corrected the problem in a short time. coin sacond 47 Small laca 56 Chootsi LBApJN t h a n BV \’A SHOT THAT WOULD. When (he plumber finished, the doctor asked how much Q6 INC3 TO SC H O O L . 37 Prsiidsnt of 31 li iltustsd mat 57 Poiitivs words he owed him. The plumber said, ‘That will be $75.” Yugoilsvli /vo..y I O A iL -W H Y I JUST FOUND OUT WELL, YOU'tfE SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE 7 1 9 10 11 HAVEN'T O lO N ’T YOU THIS MORNING — N O T aO IN Q , T 1 2 3 4 S 6 'T hat’s outrageous," said tlie physician, "I'm a doctor 39 0ns (Gar.) SAYy MICK — DIO YOU KNOW 566N T E L L M S ^ WHEN THE D. A. A R E Y O U P , 2 Doors — 4 Doors • Many to Choose From 41 Look and I don't make that kind of money!" 12 13 14 THAT GAIL IS BEING TRANS- j HER CALLED ME INTO V The plumber replied, "Neither did I when I was a 42 Qrlmict FERRED TO BUFFALO '? TODAY/ OLDSMOBILE . 1977 CUTLASS S doctor.'' 44 Next IS 16 17 HENRY D. WIXBY, MSgt., USAF 46 Brought shout OMEOA COUPE COLONADE HARDTOP COUPE 48 Ancootor of II 19 20 tho phiroohi 21 22 23 DEAR HENRY: Beautifull 49 Prsirio Stito DEAR ABBY: I read in your column a bitter reference 54 City In Now 24 28 21 27 21 29 30 31 32 to wives who do not have custody of their children York o»= 36 following a divorce. ("She’s divorced and her husband has 58 Pottsgo 33 3S 59 Ssmo (prolix) 1 custody of the children, so you know what SHE's like!") 37 7. 40 41 I wou!d !ike to tell you of my own experience: I was 60 Buddhiit 1 ” thrino 42 4S Apartm»nt$ For Root 53 Apartmonto For Rant 53 Apartments For Rant 53 Autoa For Sale 51 divorced three years ago, and my ex-husband has custody 81 Light brown 1 1 of our children, now 6 and 8 years old. He and I discussed it 62 Coilogo 48 47 MANCHESTER - New three FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- MANCHESTER - Two Turbo-Hydrsmatic Trsnsmisslon, powsr srlth tront disc r QUulTrUtEDCM»ni brakts, varl-rsHoI posrar | ataarlng, aofl-ray Unted win- Soft-ray tinted glaaa, door adgo guard moldlnga, at great length. Neither of us was stupid, immoral or dogroo (sbbr.) ■ ■ bedroom Duplex. One and 1/2 Nice location. Months securi­ Bedroom Townhouse 49 SO SI S2 S3 84 58 88 57 I AT OltCOUNT PRICESI | Turbo-Hydramalle Tranamlaalon, whitewall liras, AM emotionally disturbed. We decided that my husband was 63 High |Ut) l " baths, walk-out basement, ty required. Immediate oc­ available at Pine Ridge dosfs, protsetivs Dody alda moldlnga, srhaal diaca, Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer pushbutton radio, protacllva body aldo molding, better qualified to raise the children than I was. He 64 Squoozoo out 80 garage, laundry hook-ups, cupancy,P hone 649-2462 Village. One and half baths, I na VOLKSWAGEN | whttswall tlrss, stsa)itea) baited radiate, AM puahbutton 65 Ayo S9 89 radio, front and raar bumparnpor rub atrlpa. #1064. LlatLlal daluxa whool disc, vinyl root, colon bluo. enjoyed childhood games, spending time with the children, appliances, convenient to anytime. private entrances, full base­ I 1 4 DASHER ! 66 Capo II 82 83 schools and shopping. $285. ment. with washer and dryer S4912. reading to them, etc. He was a rotten husband, but an TOIRE STAFTTING A KAND YOU NEEP 10 GOSH.' THANKS TEAR UP MY SPECIAL DOWN Mr. Swensson, 64^52M. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. hook ups. plus patio. Includes a w $3195 SPECIAL excellent father. 84 68 88 NEI6 HBORHOOP COLLARS TO HAVE A MILLION.' I HARP-HITTING 2 Large yard, 2-car parking. heat, appliances, and PURCHASE He and I get along wonderfully well now that we are 1 Moksi loco NEWSPAPER? IT PRINTEP? WELL. KNEWr COULP EPITORI/M. ON PURCHASE divorced, and more important, the children are better off. I (NtWSRAMR tNTIRMlM ASSN) FOUR ROOM Apartment 1165 Animals accepted. 872-8718 carpeting $285 per month, no I »70 MUSTANQ I PRICE OKAY.' COUNT ON YOU, PITIPUL per month. 396 Hartford Road. anytime. pets. Damato Enterprises, *4999 have unrestricted visitation rights, they love me, and I see I l £ RUCHI I PRICE hr POP.' r—- ALLOWANCES.'' Phone 649-1946. 646-1021 ^4553 them often. ■x: MANCHESTER - New three It's time people, and the courts, realized that some men \ / ATTRACTIVE Second Floor, bedroom Duplex. One and MANCHESTER - Newer Many are more capable of rearing children than some women. five room flat, available for baths, walk-out basement, Duplex. Half of two family. | l s * 2 3 9 5 | Styles A Colors 1977 CADILLACS Just because a mother gives her husband custody of the Win at Bridge immediate occupancy. Fully garage, laundry hook-ups, Three bedrooms, kitchen i *70 PITMOUTH Z OIDSMOBIIE children doesn't make her a horrible person. carpeted, all appliances, base­ appliances, convenient to appliances, and wall to wall 1 l£ VAUANT I to Choose From! FOR Perhaps she has made greater sacrifices for the benefit Early slams hit-and-miss ment storage, with washer schools and shopping. $285. carpeting. Individual en­ of her children than the hardheaded, bitter mother who and dryer connections. PONTIAC Immediate Mr. Swensson, 646-52M. trances. and full basement, uses her children for financial gain and a club to punish her .1 9 Convenient to schools and 1 P 1 * 1 7 9 5 | IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! with washer and dryer hook DeUvery! husband. Please be fair and print this. shopping. Call Mr. Peterman ups. Within walking distance Jim: “Why does everyone 649-9404, or 644-6659. FOR RENT in a Duplex to schools, and shopping. $280 79 CORVETTE S8596 74 PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY $3199 76 BUICK RIVIERA $6499 DEAR G: Color me "fair.” ^ home. Six rooms, three [72 OREMLIN NORTH play Blackwood today instead per month. Small p«et accep­ I S, Utomeae, Pt, PB, AC, iMSwr Mwter, UN Four door, gcoun, autemallc, powur aiaurlns. Losdod, optlt soet, powor windows, power A 3 of Culbertson?” MANCHESTER - New three bedrooms, convenient loca­ ■tiMl, AMPM n » e , 10,000 mllM. OWwie* ol air canrNllonlno. pewar brapM. | •eats, tilt wheel, crulee control, defoggor, meg table. Damato Enterprises. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I can’t get home for « AK864 Oswald: “Because shortly Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence bedroom duplex. One and 1/2 tion. Call 649-1054 after 5:30 646-1021. wheele, dark green, saddle top, seddle In­ baths, walk-out basement, p.m. terior. Christmas, so we always mail my mother a gift. « AK() thereafter Elasley Blackwood is £ ^ 4 6 9 5 i 76 PONTIAC 9RAN PRIX S940S My sister, with whom Mom lives, opens the gift, AAJ73 LOOKS LIKE TOO TRUE! THE K S B WILL ^-IF THEV FIND garage, laundry hook-ups, FOUR MODERN rooms - Se- T k U S E D ^ 79 CADILUC COUPE $6169 conceived a better and much AND I'LL MV DARLINS- HONEV. T O appliances, convenient to SIX ROOM Duplex - Modern substitutes the same item (only cheaper quality) and gives simpler one. It was a case of W E 'VE 6 0 T A HAVE WE ELIMIkJATEP OUT TM IN LOVE p r o b a b l y T H EKE IS JU S T YOU'RE V cond floor, stove, |'69 GTO I 76 MOtin CARLO $5299 AH Cedillee equipment Including tor con­ WEST EAST P R O B L B W l IWSTAMTLV— WITH A c a p it a l is t BE b r a n d e d ONE W A V TO READINS ditioning, vinyl roof. the gift we sent my mother to someone in her husband's an excellent convention driv­ schools and shopping. $265. appliances, carpeted, securi­ refrigerator, all carpeting. Only rpOO mUw. V-0, MNomatlc RUNNINO-DOS! A SUBVERSIVE KEEP THEM f r o m MV MIND Mr. Swensson, 646-5254. ty. Call after 6 p.m. 742-7457. CARS family. A K Q 10 4 A98652 ing out a good one. Before $190. Married couples, no 76 0ELTA 79 OLDS WAOON $4995 V 10 7 VQJ93 IF BIS BROTHER DISCOVERINS $5389 Mother, who is quite elderly, never knows the difference they had these conventions, l e a r n s OUR SECRET! pets 649-8350. 74 CAMARO $4209 Custom Cruiser, V-l, suto., P8, PB, sir, tilt 0 10 9 5 3 2 I'V E MANCHESTER - One MANCHESTER - 30 Locust } £ S s ^ l0 9 5 | 4-0«or. V-0, Mitonutte, P t, PB, _ and writes to thank us for the "dress, bathrobe, purse” or ♦ J86 grand-slam bidding was BEEN ROMAN- ■ urn. 9m mti I dMonIne. vkiyl lop, AM FH rodto, 1,000 mteo. V-fl, mrtomslle, PS, PS, tor eomtttlonlng, whesi, low mllssge. A 5 2 A9 bedroom apartment available Street. First floor, four ANDOVER - Four room bucks! seats, consols, vinyl root, rtar whatever it was we sent to her. strictly hit or miss. Today’s C IN S A RED at the Theresa. Excellent rooms, heated. Available im­ 76 SEVILLE $10,300 74 MUSTANG II QHIA $3389 SOUTH (D) SPY! apartment. Stove, 1 17 A RANCHERO | dotooQsr, tow mllooQO* My sister doesn't know I am aware of this. A A J7 hand shows a hit. South was location on Main Street. mediately. $220. Call 646-2426. refrigerator. Call 742-7541. ■Svtr, aO oqiUpmont. Your opportunity lo OOTC 4 cyt., auto., PS, PB. sir, radial tlrss, stsrso I lU PICKUP I I4y000. 74 VENTURA $2905 radio, rssr dsfoggsr. 24,000 mllss. Should I send flowers or candy from now on? Or should 1 V 52 the late Louis Watson. North Located on the busline across 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. V>t, eutomotlc, PS, PS, vinyl rbof, bucksi say something? My sister and I have always been close, the late Edward Hymes J r " from shopping,/bank and 76 ELDORADO $10,300 ♦ 74 EAST HARTFORD - Modem soots, redwMle top, whito Ini and I hesitate to cause a rift. Nevertheless I am perturbed A K I) 10 8 6 4 Jim: “Can you explain why church. Price includes wall- NEW THREE Bedroom Loodud. Tm urhuul, cniloo control, opot oool 73 FORD $2999 two bedroom Townhouse. 74 CUTLASS SUPREME $3699 Ranch Wagon. I, sutomstic, PS, PB. over this. Both vulnerable Hymes bid seven when he to-wall carpeting, dishwasher Duplex. One and 1/2 baths, Heat and hot water. 1 1/2 |s?!Skj^4695| •lx uroy both aWao, otaroo nNh tapo, Landau and all kitchen appliances. appliances, wall-to-wall lop, tOvur, Muu lop, MldMOn Uroo, Muo V>R. sutomotlc. powof stoortoQ, powor brokos, WHAT TO DO could not be sure about the baths, disposal, dishwasher, tor, Londou top. Mop wtiooto, buckot oosts, Well Ideal for elderly person or carpet. $260. monthly. Call •alow. Lao mOoaoi, ono-yoar 11,000 mlla 73 DELTA ROYAL $2909 Nortli East Soath ace of spades?" full basement with hook-ups. guaranlaa iriO ib la . crulso control, tow mllsogo, conooto, rodlto V-t, auto., P8, PB, sir, vinyl root, low milssgs. 1 * Oswald: "Hymes gave a couple. $200. per month. No 649-1344. $245. Call 528-1708 days. DEAR WHAT: It's unfair to your mother to give her I MSCOUNT I 75 CUTUSS SALON $3099 “flowers or candy” if you feel she would prefer something P a u 2V Pass 3 « simple answer. He said that pets. Damato Enterprises, 4-Doar. 0, automaUc, PO. PB, AC, oonaala. 74 CORVETTE $7495 69 PONTIAC $999 Pass 7 * Pass Pass 6 ^ 1 0 2 1 . ROCKVILLE - Three room else. If you are sure of your facts, confront your sister and Louis just wouldn't open a SIX ROOM Apartment (Se­ ! 4VT0 SALES I buefcal aaalt, datogear, brawn, Ian lap, cor­ Drtvon only 14,000 milts, 4 spssd trinomls- LoMsns Wagon. 6. sutomsUe, PS, PB, wood Pass apartment with heat, hot cond floor of country home), grain aiding. tell her to quit that chintzy game. minimum hand vulnerable Alley Oop — Dave Graue I 634 CENTER ST. I duroy kaorlor. ston. Dark oroon, AC, PS, PB. (Opening lead — K A , and rebid his suit without an CENTRALLY LOCATED-on water, stove, refrigerator, garden and garage area. For 68 VOLVO $899 bus route. Three room apart­ $165. Adults only, no pets. refined couple. $250 per I 646-6037 I 79 ORARI LEMANS $4295 73 SEDAN DE VIULE $4799 ace. If you had known Louis Coupe. V-0, aulomaac, PS, PB, bueksi taala, AM Codlltoc spulpmont Including tor, vinyl 142$, 2 door, 4 speed. By Oswald & James Jacoby ment, private drive, stove and Parking for one car. Security month, plus security deposit. you would appreciate the WHAT TH' HECK DOES HE'S PUSHIN' US ovaa LOOK OUT.' ) rtCrf. tlW ( «,? Financing Avattabta rinyl reel, radial Urea, Ion mnoofla. allvar and roof, $1,000 mlios, on# yosr-12,000 mil# 67 PLYMOUTH $989 THAT BIS APE THINK TH' EDOK, THA'S WHAT refrigerator. $145. 646-0418. deposit.646-7690. Call 646-3233. Quofontos svtotoblo. Astro-graph reasoning. He was a really VsIlenL 2 door. 6 cylinder, eulomatlo, P8 Oswald: “The first major HE'S DOIN'?.' H E 'S O O U ft! N changes in the laws of con­ sound bidder." By BERNICE BEDE OSOL tract bridge occurred in late r " Mr. Goodwrench 1932. The new laws included by DAY •WEEK •MONTH says: For TuMday, Nov. 30, 1976 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) very large penalties, plus DiUUTO ENm niSIS RENT-A-CAR ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your chances lor a big return grand-slam iMnuses of 1500 A Mississippi reader wants Laffc variety of Apartments and “Keep that Great You're very enterprising today from your elforts are more not vulnerable and 2250 to know when a card is played Tow nho uses tbroughout- Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or Model GM Feeling With and likely to get whatever you go Maachester. promising than usual today. vulnerable. TTiis made grand- from dummy in a rubber Genuine GM after. You know how to be bold fimta/ Oflco opon M / f $•$, Don't sell yoursell short. “ slam bidding most important bridge game. Sat fO-3, Sunday 11-i DAILY RENTALS FROM $10.00 PER DAY “ arts." without being foolhardy. SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. and the fertile brain of Ely The rule is specific. A card M 6-10I1 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Others will be looking to you Culbertson conceived the first in dummy must be played if 230-A N«w State Road Something beneficial is going on lor leadership today. Don't let artificial four notrump con­ touched by declarer except by behind the scenes today. You them down. Take the bull by the vention." accident or for the purpose of 0 MANCHESTER Route 83 SCRANTON 872-9145 have a diligent supporter busy horns If a firm hand Is needed. VERNON working on your behalf. . rearranging dummy’s cards. MOTORS INC. 643-1181 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Utn. IP) Berry’s World. CADILLAC aOLDSMOBILE a PONTIAC GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Seek You have greater reserves today FOUR ROOMS - Tile bath, to associate today with people (hen you're apt to give yoursell The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions heat, hot water, adults. $195 who are producers. Watching credit lor. Your real strengths how they operate will Inspire you will emerge it you're challenged. per month. References; Apartmanta For Rant 53 Autoa For Sale 61 1970 TORINO, V-8, automatic, Campera-Trallera to greater efforts. I TH IN K BUT. SUPPOSE security, no pets, parking AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Ftb. 19) SO . LULU BELLE low mileage, excellent condi­ Mobile Homaa 85 THINK eoee/ G E T S O Y E R across from rec. llVi School FOUR ROOMS - Tile bath, NEED CAR? Credit bad? tion. $1,100. Call 643-9043 after C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) Try Your forte today Is dealing with VOU'LL i)i* Street. » to take care of important career new ideas or new projects, HAVE V heat, hot water, adults. $195 4 p.m. Bankrupt? Repossessed? SELLING YOUR MOBILE matters now — not tomorow. ALU M I c i S p S per month. References, Honest Douglas accepts HOME? Buyers wailing. Call rather than with the old. Think F IR S T VERNON — Lovely two and Your chances for success are progressively. THOSE security, no pets, parking lowest down, smallest 1967 MERCURY Brougham - Plaza Home Brokers, 828- better today. ROCKS ? half room furnished apart­ across from rec. 111/2 School payments. Douglas Motors, Good running condition. New 0360. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) CRUSHED ment. Wall to wall, utilities, Street. 345 Main. exhaust system, radial tires. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Thi^ Don't be afraid to set lotty goals TODAV,, parking, refined $350. Call 644-8705. should be a generally fortunate al this time regarding things ol a FRED.' neighborhood, securi^ and MANCHESTER - New three WE PAY $15 for complete Our Heritage day. so don't waste your time on material nature. You can get references. $175. 872-2157 bedroom Duplex. One and 1/2 situations of small consequence. what you want If you're enter­ junk cars. (?all Joey, Tolland 1969 DODGE Polara, power Push major projects boldly. after 5. baths, walk-out basement, Auto Body, 528-1990. prising. 0 . • • brakes, power steering, air 1 garage, laundry hook-ups. conditioning, good condition. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) LARGE SIX Room Duplex — appliances, convenient to PARTS Department now open 643-9607. You're very good today at Your Available December 1st, $300 schools and shopping. $285. Saturdays. Complete line of 6 MOTIFS managing affairs for others. per month included heat and Mr. Swensson, 646-5254. Chrysler parts. Chorches 1972 PINTO Runabout - Stan­ Looking out for their interests appliances. Security and will also provide dividends for Birthday Motors. 649-3646. dard transmission. 4-cyIinder references. Call 643-9188 for you. Nov. 30, 1970 r . f appointment. engine, steel belted radial Homaa lor Rant 54 1975 CORVETTE - Automatic, tires. 742-9609. LIBRA (Stpt. 23‘ Oct. 23) This Is Be prepared for a very active Born Loser — Art Sansom factory-air, power windows, a good day to arrange a meeting social schedule this year. Fun PRESIDENTIAL Village COLONIAL 6 Rooms - 3 tilt steering wheel, am/fm, on a one-to-one basis if you have activities will mushroom through Apartments - Near churches, bedrooms, handy location, CB radio, 8-track tape Trucks lor Sala 62 an Important issue to discuss. It some new people who will be and shopping area, no pets. references and security should be mutually gratifying. entering your life. r Please call ^2623. player.Must be seen. r . required, $300 per month. Reasonable. Dealer. 643-2791. 1970 FORD Camper Special m v io T ...BUT TO Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ® 1976 try HE*. W THREE ROOM furnished Pick-up. Power steering, Buga Bunny — Halmdahl and Stoftal feOlHG EMPHASIZE 646-4200. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, automatic. Call after 5. 644- apartment. Central. Adults 400R only. Call 646-4701 after 6. yellow, excellent condition, 1073. "Have you ever considered getting in touch TO FIRE make an offer. Call 646-4938 with 'workaholics anonymous'?" INSECURITY, OWcaa-Storaa lor Rant 55 after 5 p.m. AVAILABLE SOON - Brand Motorcfclaa-Blcyclaa 64 I'M new huge three bedroom ATTRACTIVE Four room - CHEVY BELAIR - 1968 4- TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville L00SE))IN6 Duplexes. Wall-to-wall office. Central downtown door. Small V-8. Radio, Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick carpeting, fully applianced 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and HOUR kitchen, one and 1/2 baths, location, in professional automatic transmission, fair rack. $1,750. 289-4042, IMOEPENDENCE HALL building with ^rking, heat, condition. $400. Call 742-8400 IF VtAJl? TURN OFF THE TV ANP TURN OFF THE sliders to deck. Frechette b after 6 p.m. Martin, Realtors, 6464144. and air conditioning. Campara-Trallara VI6IT ^ MUSEUM 10UP REAUIE ^NOW /HACHINE, Available November 1st. Call Moblla Homaa 55 THE VALUE OF MV COLLECTION! AM0>: Y(7U CLAIM TWO BEDROOM Apartment - 649-2885. 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. 6UV mPPEUR, THE FAM0U6 6UIDE, EVERY PAINTIN' In Stone Mansion, on large Automatic. $2500. Between 5 18' CAMPER trailer ■ single OLL9 that M00>EHEAP THE FlNE$T4 l> A REMBRANDT 1UAfquE*aiO« and phone 646-8022. 2 spacious grounds. axle, excellent condition. SPECIMEN EVER TAKEN WITH A, EVEN WHEN THE Professionally decorated, OFFICE SPACE Eleven years old $1,500. Call NUMBEW itkW shag carpeting throughout. FOR SALE - 1970 Chevelle 742-8930. FOR RENT Malibu, V8 automatic, air con­ JOE L01I5 WORE THROUGH/ Heat, appliances, parking. THIS BOXING Ace — WIrth f■ 250 iquire feet, center of I ditioning. Call 289-6243 after This Funny World Security. $265 per month. 646- 4:30. SOMETHING Special - One of GLOVE WHEN 0685. ■ Manchefter. ilr conditioninf and | a kind. This home offers < HE KNOCKEP. ■ parklnf. CaU64$-9Ul. private front dining room, THANK YOU HURRY UP AN BLOW OUT TH o u t MAX EAST HARTFORD - Gean 1975 VOLKSWAGEN Rabbit ■ with bar. Large living room, BOTH FOR CANDLES, PETUNIA... TWEY ^CHMELING! o.yC.OUP PPE'lENT LET'S Go five room Duplex. Private 13.000 m iles, au to m atic hugh master bedroom. A must THIS BEAU­ GIVE OFF A LOT D driveway, full cellar, big back OFFICE - Ideal location, good transmission, am/fm radio. to see. Large selection of new, O' HEAT.' SK)®(? yjud. 2 1/2 miles from PWA TIFUL BIRTH- projection, moderate rent, all 643-7027 , 649-8048. and pre-owned homes. Trades g o in g OUT OF 9 Glastonbury line. No pets, CAY CAKE... facilities, tasteful decor, welcomed. New 14 foot wide, , BigW SS SHI available 12/71/76. 56841141. parking. 649-1680, 649-3549. from $9,995. Im m ediate IT WAS VERY 1975 PONTIAC LeMans • parking, excellent financing THOUGHTFUL MANCHESTER - Any size Automatic, power steering available. Plaza Homes, 1348 Embroider six famous -V OF YOJ.' and brakes, air conditlonetT Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin American landmarks in manufacturing, warehouse easy stitches and soft col­ space. 2,000 square feet to stereo, and many extras. Cali Tpke., Berlin, Conn. 1-828- THREE ROOMS • Heat, 643-1649. 0369. ors for an interesting set w m i utilities, appliances included. 100,000 square feet. Brokers of panels. Also included cJake Central location. Garage, protected. Call Heyman arc The Log Cabin, and security deposit required, no Properties, 1-226-1206. 1967 FORD Thunderbird • FRONT KITCHEN - 12 Foot the homes of Betsy Ross IG Good running condition, best wide, two bedrooms, needs and William Penn. HARD To ^ U , $iS0. Call 6 4 6 ^ after ‘ U u PROFESSIONAL OFFICE offer. Call 6M-1173. work. $3,495. Call Plaza No. 2607 has transfer; CONVINCE' 11-19 SPACE — Prime location. Homes, Broker. 1-B2B-0369. color chart. 11-7-4 Parking. All utilities. Call 646- 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - TO OSOEI, isso 79( Iw nek pat- M 1 2 . Original cost $7,000, asking kuulllul" *** *"***• •"* BRAND NEW 14 foot wides Short Ribs — Frank Hill $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ from $9995. in slock ready for ANNS CASO T FOUR ROOMS • H eat, TWO ROOMS FOR RENT - ditioning, B-track deck. Phone Immediate delivery. Price in­ Hm chiiHf Innkig HwaM utilities, appliances included. Both are comer rooms, one 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, cludes wall-to-wall carpeting, 11SO Avo. at Amailoaa VOU MAY NOT B EA U ZE IT, I NEVER HE WAY TOU RUN \ ..THE ONIY THINa THEY HAVE Central location. Garage, down (with lavatory) and one 643-0888. matching appliances, bow N w Voik. N.Y. 100M BUT YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE THOUSHTOF KINGDOM-, j TD LOOK FORWARD TO security deposit required, no upstairs. Both are carpet^, Prill ’ Na«. kdnii ultk ZIP FOR KEEPING MY CHURCHES IS THE H M M P T K t . window, front country kitchen CISC UP Itili Numkir. LiuSIRB. $250. CaU 6 4 6 - ^ after heated, air conditioned, well FIAT - 1974 Spider converti­ and much more. Large selec­ PUL 1076 ALBUM plus Special lighted parking area. Call now ble. 5-speed, Z-Bar(, stereo, tion of homes to chooss from, Quilt Supplement of pat­ €>imitoNs«h« Byad.,1 //-29 to Inspect. JA n H. Lappen, 31.000 miles. Must sell, all priced to sell. Excellent tern pieces and directions FOUR ROOM Duplex - Inc., M9-5281. 633-7334. financing available. Trades for 7 quilts. Price.. $2.00. Convenient location. welcome, parts, supplies, and M.S0 TKCU lOOM M tU I IMN. Carpeting, appliances. Lease EAST CENTER STREET - FIAT • 1972 Spider Converti­ accessories, full time service No. (-ttl-OlUE klSION OUIITI. and security $200. No pets. 540 and 300 square foot offices, ble. 5-speed, 46,000 miles. department. Plaza Homes. CnUIn iMtca Intlp grills. Modem firs! floor. Central Ns. 0-117-WIITI on PtMOt. Available January 1st. 646- New tires and exhaust. 13M Wilbur Cross Highway, Dlncllm Isr ililni scUU. 8177. heat and air, amble parking. Excellent condition. $3,100. Berlin Turnpike. Berlin. N«. t-1IO-OOkNDM07HtO'l 710W- 646-1180. I ' 633-7334. Connecticut. 1-828-0369. II 0UIL7S. II Itubullll OallU.