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•EldMTEEN PAGES MANteiT8H, c p ^ .. ttlSStkAY. N O m iaEE » , m ~ m . XCVH, No. so PttlCEi FIFTEEN CENTS { Summary") 1! Mediators try WASHINGTON (UPI) - Alabama federal judge Frank Johnson said m ' l^ { r • 2 today he will ask President Carter to withdraw his nomination as FBI ! i V ~ to avert strike director because of health reasons, Attorney General Griffin Bell an WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal ment on any of the 30 contract ar nounced. mediators made a last-ditch effort ticles. it today to avert what United Mine Labor Secretary Ray Marshall, Bell held a news conference after talking long distance with Johnson, IV ! Workers officials now describe as the meanwhile, emphasized in an inter who underwent successful surgery i>:- inevitable prospect of a nationwide view the administration does not in Aug. 26 for a ballooned abdominal bituminous coal strike Dec, 6. tend to intervene to lialt the strike. artery. But the 58-year-old U.S. dis Federal mediation chief Wayne “It would not be a national emergen trict judge has developed com t s i ' Horvitz and an assistant, William cy,” he said. plications from abdominal hernias. Hobgood, met separately with Miller said Friday a strike was vir Bell said he would not make any negotiators for the union and the tually inevitable when the current contract expires at 12:01 a m. next decision for at least two weeks on bituminous coal industry in an effort to bring them together for the first Tuesday. what to do about another successor to time since last Friday. FBI Director Clarence Kelley, who A strike as long as one or two Asked if he were willing to resume retires next Jan. 1. months would cause little hardship talks wth the industry, UMW Presi for the nation, which can rely on dent Arnold Miller said; “ Weli, record coal stockpiles and rising non Officials in Washington said Mon we’re trying.” union coal production But the day the United United States will at Miller also was asked whether he miners' health and pension funds tend the Cairo meeting on resuming would agree to an extension of the would undoubtedly go broke during a the stalled Geneva peace conference current contract to avoid a strike at walkout. called by Egypt’s President Anwar 12:01 a.m. Dec. 6. “1 kind of doubt it,” he said. Sadat and a formal announcement Any settlement reached this week will be made today. In Tel Aviv, To give hospital rooms a view Hobgood, a mediator who would not avert a walkout unless the Israeli Prime Minister Menahem specializes in the coal industry, two sides agreed on an extension of said he will send former spy Eliahu Manchester Memorial Hospital will be able to provide rooms with views because of the expressed the hope that the the current contract The industry ben-Elissar and legal expert Meir Manchester Junior Women’s Club’s new project which is donating paintings to be hung in stalemate could be broken has a "no contract, no work" tradi Rosenne to Cairo as soon as Sources reported the key issue of tion, and ratification normally takes Thursday. the north wing. Andre Marmen, hospital development director, is accepting the first group wildcat strikes has stymied agree- 10 days. Faced with dissension in the Arab from Mrs. James E. Chace of Manchester, left, and Mrs. Rachel Mammen, club project ranks, Syrian President Hafez Assad coordinator. The paintings, mostly original oils, have been donated by Mrs. Chace, Doris Monday softened his criticism of Carrabino, a local merchant who wishes to remain anonymous, Madeline Sime, Dorothy Officials will try- Sadat, saying there was no "divorce Sonego and Donald Robb. All are given in memory of James E. Chace who was a leukemia between two brother countries,” but patient in the north wing before his death last April. Anyone wishing to donate a painting Syria still refuses to go to the Cairo may contact Mrs. Mammen at 644-1703. (Herald photo by Pinto) meeting. The only other Arab coun parking on pike try that said it might attend was Jor dan, but only if all other Arab coun tries also take part. ment is based on traffic studies By SU.SAN VAUGHN which warrant the ban because of the Heralil Reporler WASHINGTON (UPI) - The chair Enrollment in schools heavy commuter traffic at those The state Department of Transpor man of a House investigating sub hours, Lannan indicated tation and the Federal Highway Ad committee said today his panel ob He said parking will be allowed at ministration have agreed to allow on tained a secret South Korean plan to all other times and on weekends in street parking on West Middle Turn spend $750,000 in 1976 to influence those areas except for the restricted dropping at faster rate pike on a trial basis with certain sections where the ban is in effect at American foreign policy and more restrictions, according to a letter all times. money for congressional campaign kindergarten at St. James School in released by Police Chief Robert D. Lannan said he is not happy with contributions. By SUSAN VAUGHN as ideal. In some instances we still 1975 and young families moving out Lannan today. all of the restrictions, but that it is Chairman Donald Fraser, D-Minn., Herald Rrpurler use essentially closets for tutorial in of town. Of the 652 children born in Federal, state and local officials better than the total parking ban. The accused the Seoul government of Enrollment in the Manchester struction, and hallways, basements 1971, only 594 enrolled in public and community rooms for classes.” have been working on the com town will agree to the plan as "outright subversion” as his Inter public schools is dropping at a faster school kindergartens five year^ One major impact on the elementary promise plan since June when proposed by the federal and state of- national Relations subcommittee rate than earlier predictions in later. residents on the turnpike protested opened two days of bearings on schools in the past five years has ficicals, he said. dicated, with the latest figures Kennedy emphasized that the the complete ban on parkirjg which Korean Central Intelligence Agency been 18 to 20 speciai education Special signs designating the showing a systemwide decline of predictions are based only on was instituted once reconstruction of activities in the United States. classes. special parking restrictions will be over 1,400 students in the next five children who have already been born, the road under the federal Urban made oy the police department, but Fraser said the South Koreans years. The Green School closing was thus it will take something "outside” Systems Project was completed. will take about three weeks. Until aimed to use money to recruit the The present public school enroll planned about four years ago. to change the projections, such as the The approval by DOT and the they are.installed. Lannan said, the good will of congressmen, jour ment, K-12, is 9,651. The projected A sampling of growing unknown impact of the J.C. Penney Federal Highway Administration is status on the street will remain as it nalists, scholars, religious leaders enrollment for the 1981-82 school neighborhoods in the southwest sec and businessmen. complex, the possible upswing in tion of town indicate that the enroll subject to a 12-month trial period has been in recent months, with no year is 8,238, based on the new during which the DOT will monitor figures. births based on more women of child ment at Bennet Junior High School enforcement of parking restrictions. the operation of the road. DOT also WASHINGTON (UPI) - Energy bearing age and delayed families and will increase while the llling Junior The letter from Karl F. Crawford, The current enrollment figures stipulates that the department can conferees made progress on non-tax an improved economy in the High School population will decrease. chief engineer for DOT. stressed that were released to the Board of Educa Northeast. rescind approval at any time during aspects of the legislation on the first Long-range plans for school uses the approval of the parking proposal tion Monday night by School The full impact on the junior high the trial period. is of a temporary nature and when day back after a week-long will be consideration of joint use Superintendent James P. Kennedy. schoois and the high school will be The new parking ban will be in traffic volumes warrant, the town Thanksgiving holiday, but tax Kennedy said the projections rein space with compatible municipal or felt later, Kennedy said, starting in effect at all times on the north side of will return to full four-lane operation writers took no action. force the trend reported in similar community group users, Kennedy the 1983-84 school year, after a slight said. West Middle Turnpike from New with no restrictions to traffic flow And several matters which came statistical analysis in May 1976, increase expected in the junior highs State Road easterly 275 feet and Lannan said he expects that will be up Monday may stall work even more which showed a projected five-year All these new factors will be the this week. in 1981 through 1983. subject for consideration by a between Adams Street and the case in the future if the traffic decline in K-12 students of 1,234. The Englewood drive and on the south A number of senators were The enrollment figures are the citizens committee which will be ap continues to increase on the turnpike decline in elementary population at side of West Middle Turnpike from expected to attend the funeral basis of several steps being pointed sometime next spring. Lannan said the agreement was that time for the five-year period was New State Road easterly 275 feet and Wednesday of Sen. John McClellan, recommended by the school ad A definitive report on the changed the result of many hours of effort bv 814. Now the projected elementary ministration, including the closing of between Hendee Road and Adams Town Manager Robert Weiss, former D-Ark., who died Monday. Sen. decline is 1,021. boundary lines will be ready by April, Green School in June 1979, extensive Street. Mayor Matthew Moriarty. with sup Henry Jackson, D-Wash., rushed Kennedy said, however, that the at the latest, Kennedy said. He back to Washington state Monday redistricting of the elementary stressed that it is important for Weekday parking will be prohibited port of the Board ot Directors, U S projections are within the acceptable Rep. William Cotter iD-lstU Craw after learning that a brother suffered error range. schools and the junior high schools parents and students to know as far on the north side of the turnpike between 6 a m. and 9 a n^and on the ford. D.J. Altobelli of the Federal a stroke. And tax conferees plan to Two factors attribute to the in and planning for better use of in advance as possible of any boun elementary school buildings. south side of the turnpike in that sec Highway .Administration and take Thursday and Friday off to work creased decline, Kennedy explained. dary school redistricting. One school The better use of school buildings tion between 3 and 8 p.m. That agree himself on Social Security legislation. The births continue to decline, from boundary line change which may includes discontinuing the use of sub a peak of 835 in 1970 to 547 last year, take place next year may be known standard spaces, the development of as early as January, he said. JAY, Vt. (UPI) — State police and there are fewer students art and music rooms for each search teams today located a group enrolling in kindergarten than were Other factors which wili be elementary school and the creation of 14 Montreal college students two born in Manchester five years affected by the increased enrollment PZC won’t postpone of special spaces such as science, days dverdue on a winter hike along previously. decline will possibly be reduction in math and special education rooms. the Long Trail near 3,8(K)-foot Jay Two explanations given for this staff. Up to now, most of the reduc Peak in northern Vermont. latter trend is the opening of a Kennedy said Monday night, "I tions have been accompiished hearing on housing A spokesman at the Derby state urge you not to think of the status quo without layoffs through attrition. police barracks said he was notified By GREG PEARSON about the project from the residents, via radio that the group had been Herald Reporler who met at a private residence on found. Forest Street The spokesman said the group had Balanced pupil plan The PZC also approved the subdivi Manchester's Planning and Zoning been found safe and in good shape in Commission Monday night voted not sion plans for a Residence M Zone off a shelter on the trail. to postpone the Dec. 5 public hearing Parker Street. The zone will be It would take two or three hours for the proposed Wesley Retirement developed by William Thornton and before the students get down from Center. includes 93 parcels for single-family the mountain, the spokesman said. may require busing A letter from attorney David Call, dwellings and one large parcel for acceptable to have schools that were who represents a group opposed to apartments. Estimates have been SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) — By JUNE TOMPKINS tricts to submit a plan that will either 75 percent white or minority. remedy the situation. the center, had asked that the that the site will include about 125 Rhodesia's unprecedented air and Herald Reporter But a statewide advisory panel has Shedd said a series of options hearing be rescheduled after a apartment units. ground attacks on guerrilla bases in East Hartford’s Silver Lane School advised that only a 15 per cent would be open to communities to meeting of the National Park Service Thornton said Monday night that side Mozambique crippled the black may have to bus some of its students variance be allowed. racially balance their school pop in early January. the start of construction at the site insurgency and buoy^ the spirits of to other town schools if proposed It is possible that the current im ulations, with education offcials The National Park Service is con depends on when a sewer line from the nation's embattled white minori state regulations governing the balance in the Silver Lane School and emphasizing busing would be used sidering making the Hartford Road Union Pond to Tolland Turnpike is ty, military sources say. balance of white and minority other East Hartford schools may be only as a last resort. area a national historic district. The completed. He said that the single- The military command announced students goes into effect. caused by the school system ’s The approval process by the state center, which would be a 100-unit family homes will be built first once Monday the raids — the most Ernest Grasso, supervisor of pupil "parent’s choice” which means that Boprd of Education, the housing project for the elderly, is work begins. massive operations of the five-year accounting, said today that Silver I ^ parents have the choice of Legislature’s Regulations Review being planned for the South United The commission did recommend war — killed more than 1,200 rebels Lane School has a 26.82 percent transferring their children to a Methodist Church’s Hartford Road several changes in the plans These minority student population. A Committee and the attorney in five days last week and destroyed school outside their district boun campus across from the church. included the use pf about three acres two of their bases. suggested 15 percent variance has general’s office is expected to begin dary. Dec. 13. PZC Chairman Alfred Sieffert said of property for an open play area been proposed by the state. Of a total that the National Park Service The PZC requested that the of 221 students, 31 are Hispanic, 44. According to the 15 percent rule. East Hartford is one of seven meeting has no bearing on the public developer build a temporary deten << j' p, are Black and 6 are Asian-American. Grasso estimated that about 30 Connecticut towns that would have to hearing. tion basin to handle drainage needs The possible reshuffling comes students enrolled at the Silver Lane ...AM. • draw up plans to racially balance its "1 see no valid reasons to postpone until the state installs a larger from the state’s proposed plan to School are transfers. He did not the public hearing because of this. " culvert under Tolland Turnpike. A balance the number of white students know, however, what the minority schools. There is only one school in each of those towns that is in viola he said. The other four commission similar request also was made and minority students in the schools. percentage of the transferred members agreed. recently by the PZC for an industrial Connecticut Education Com students is. tion of the 15 percent rule. The PZC also agreed that it would subdivision that will be near the M missioner Mark Shedd said Monday Grasso said he dreaded the thought not hold a separate public hearing for Zone development. that 16 communities would all be con of possibly having to deny parents the School districts would be allowed Other minor changes sidered racially imbalanced under an inland-wetlands permit needed for privilege of sending a child to a exemptions from the regulations on the proposed center. The matter can recommended by Jay Giles, director the proposed regulations. Shedd school outside their boundary the basis of such special programs as be discussed at the Dec. 5 hearing, of public works, and Alan Lamson. emphasized the regulations were in because it would upset the racial bilingual instruction, according to which will be at Robertson School at town planner, also were adopted Shedd. the draft phase and "no town will be balance regulations, if they become 7:30 p.m. The PZC granted an inland- cited under either standard until the effective. DAYS TO Of the toUil 9751 school population. In a related matter, residents who wetlands permit tor the project regulations receive final approval." The dralt regulations proposed by 7.68 percent are minority, Grasso live near the proposed site met infor It also approved changes in the In a community whose population the state education department CHRISTMAS said. This figure is based on the Oct. mally with Philip Susag. a trustee lor town's subdivision regulations con was 50 percent white and 50 percent would im plem ent a 1969 law 1 pupil census report from Methodist Health and Welfare Ser cerning such factors as time limits minority, Shedd said it would be un requiring racially imbalanced dis kindergarten through Grade 12. vices Inc Snsnp .mswered niioslinnc (or development PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues., Nov. 29, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M anchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 29, 1977 - PAGE THREE torney general, asked for a Hartford he was acting in self-defense when he during wholesale firings at the firm’s Realtors Connecticut news summary / Superior Court order forcing Lionel shot and killed another man in 1973. Groton submarine plant. Labrecbe, Hartford fronton security James Holley’s appeal claimed his But U.S. District Court T. Emmet Actuary pay now hourly director, and Stanley Rasemus of murder conviction should be over Clarie ruled Monday the union can maintained his innocence ever operations with construction of a new Windsor to testify, turned because the state failed to proceed with further court action on The Manchester Pension Board Pleads innocent September that four school the other four. win with since the allegations arose. plant and office building in the Labreche and Rasemus have prove beyond reasonable doubt he In its claim Electric Boat violated con voted Monday to pay the Martin E. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - paraprofessionals who were left out I The board also voted to grant Vin Naugatuck Industrial Park. refused to testify before a subcom tended to kill his victim, Frank tract terms by not giving MDA Segal Co. on an hW ly basis. Democratic mayoral candidate of the pension plan when they started cas Gulbinas, who retiral from the Offsets gloom S.E.C. said between 90 and 100 new mittee of the Connecticut Commis Oliver, when he blasted him with a members five days notice before The firm handles actuarial work should be entitled to make back Cemetery Department last year, a Joseph K. Pac, whose primacy jobs will be created by the expansion. sion on Special Revenue about the shotgun on March 31, 1973. art help NAUGATUCK (UPI) - The an their dismissal. for the town and has been paid on an payments and Join the plan from normal retirement. Gulbinas peUtions threatened to postpone New alleged scheme. The subcommittee Is But the court found Monday there nounced expansion of a Brldeport annual set-fee basis. Beginning Jan. their starting date of employment. previously had received an early Britain’s municipal elections, has conducting an inquiry of allegations a was every reason to believe Holley The artistry of two Manchester company Into Naugatuck has Wants testimony 1, the firm now will be paid by the The Pension Board voted that a retirement, but an error of five years pleaded innocent to 21 counts of ring of systems bettors paid for had intended Oliver’s death. To protest today school students helped the somewhat offset the gloomy news WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - An at number of hours it works. fifth employee Marie Glrelli, who is was found in his birth date. The forgery and improper petition special favors from fronton NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Social ac Manchester Board of Realtors that as many as 400 workers at the torney for the Connecticut gaming Pension Board members agreed a nurse, also should be permitted to change to a normal retirement signatures. employees. tivist Ned Coll plans to lead a receive special recognition this year Uniroyal rubber shoe plant will lose cominlssion has gone to court tiying Layoffs upheld that the hourly arrangement is a make the back payment and join the means that Gulbinas will receive On Nov. 15, state police arrested demonstration today at the New for its efforts in a "Make America to force two men to testify about HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal fairer way of paying for the actuary plan from her starting date of about 123 more per month. Pac, who finished last in a field of their jobs three days before Christ Haven office of Rep. Robert Glaimo, Better Program” sponsored by the allegations a Hartford jal alai fronton Appeal rejected court judge has refused to make service. employment. The Pension Brard also voted to in five candidates for the city’s mas. D-Conn., because the congressman National Association of Realtors. S.E.C. Ltd., of Bridgeport »an- cashier may have tried to steal more HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec Electric Boat hire back 642 members In another matter, the board She has not been involved in the clude a certification of the birth date Democratic mayoral nomination. has refused to support a bill that The Manchester Realtor board chose nounced Monday it plans to expand than $1,00C. ticut Supreme Court has rejected the of the Marine Draftsmen Association agreed that a fifth school employee is court case, but the board agreed with on future pension applications. This Pac, who since has retired from would help the needy pay their winter entitled to make retroactive to participate in the Vandalism politics, has its cosmetic package manufacturhig Richard Sheridan, an assistant at appeal of a Middletown man who said who were dismissed last month fuel bills. a letter from Wilson Deakln, assis might prevent the confusion that Prevention category. payments to the town pension plan. tant superintendent of schools, that develop^ in the Gulbinas case. Heidi Goehring of 97 Princeton St. Judge Thomas O’Sullivan ruled in said she was similarly situ ate to submitted her poster with artwork Sharing which illustrated her saying, “If you think vandalism is cool, then you’re not too hot.” As the second place donations GCLU probes housing bias winner in the elementary school divi sion of the statewide contest (Heidi at $742 WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - The family homes," said Town Council groups of people not related to each was a Bowers School student when Donations to the annual Connecticut Civil Liberties Union has member Robert Farr. other must first submit applications the contest began), she received a Seasonal Sharing Appeal of begun looking into a town policy of Another council member. Nan to the zoning office for approval. $25 U.S. Savings Bond. She also won the Manchester Area keeping dossiers on people who rent Glass, said, however: ‘"That’s Copies of the applications, the clerk second place and a $25 U.S. Savings Conference of Churches single-family homes in order to extraordinary; that's not within the said, are given to the town health and Bond in the local contest. that opened the day after screen out troublemakers, power of the town to do this.” police departments. Patty Bunce, a Manchester High Thanksgiving now totals \ V(fiiiieyoure h i l e v saving energy $742.50. 0 T think it's an atrocious policy, One landlord, Don Reder, said he West Hartford has an ordinance School senior when she first entered and it violates the individual's right has submitted names of all his which allows only three unrelated the local contest, received a special This sum includes $193.30 to privacy. It may very well be un tenants to the town. He said he is persons to live in the same single honorable mention for her poster received at the annual constitutional." said William Olds, willing to cooperate with the town, family house. Each person, however, which illustrated "Would You Do Communitywide Interfaith executive director of the CCLU. although he said he considers the is allowed to have a boarder, making This to "Your House?" Thanksgiving service. iSd life to see YOU save Some town officials defended the procedure an intrusion of his tenants’ it possible for six unrelated people to Heidi’s poster was displayed at the Donors include Joseph wea line to seeymi save practice Monday, but others said privacy. He said he has not had any live together. recent State Realtors’ Convention at Schauster, Concordia they think it may be illegal, tenant's application rejected. There are about 45 single-family the Sheraton Hotel in Hartford. Lutheran Church, Brian "If the tenants are noisy or create A zoning clerk, who did not wish to homes in West Nartford being rented Although a realty board from New McKeever (MAK Pain problems, records are kept so they be identified, said landlords who to groups of unrelated people, accor Jersey won the award for the best en ting), Edward Boland Jr. won't be able to rent other single- want to rent single-family homes to (B&B Oil), Mr. Freeman, som e m ooev ding to the zoning office. try in the Vandalism Prevention category, special commendation was Edna Woods, Blanche, Mr. given to the Manchester Board of and Mrs. Henry Poirier, Everyone’s trying to save energy these days. Peopletaik Patty Bunce, a Manchester High School graduate, left, and Realtors for their projects. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heidi Goehring, of filing Junior High School, look over their The local realty board has Wilcox, Kathleen Price, St. Insulation is going in, storm vvindows are going winning posters submitted in a state vandalism prevention purchased a film entitled, “ Van Paul’s Guild, Concordia Lutheran Church, Center Close encounters New target Smooclileas in Gaza contest sponsored by the Manchester Board of Realtors. dalism, why?" which is available for up, thermostats are going dowiL use in any school or by any organiza Congregational Church, While other world leaders grapple Atheist Madalyn Murray O’Hair Egyptian President Anwar Sadat Giving a look of approval is Francis J. Spilecki, president of Mary Mayo, Richard and with the Middle East and the arms has a new ally, and a new target in says he really didn’t kiss former tion. Anyone interested in using the And no wonder. the Manchester Board of Realtors. (Herald photo by Dunn) film may contact the Manchester Elinor Patten. race, the tiny Caribean nation of her battle against religion in secular Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, Also, Marion Jesseman, Grenada worries about flying Board of Realtors. The way the costof heating a home has risen, affairs. but he wouldn't be bashful about Theresa Anderson, saucers. With Austin, Texas, abortion ad saying so if he had. Virginia Briggs, Mr. and On Monday Ambassador-at-large saving energy has become not just an environ vocate Bill Baird, she’s taking on the The alleged kiss — which has Mrs. Willard Horton, Mr. Wellington Friday took the matter to Correction Catholic Church, urging a boycott of stirred wrath in the Arab world — and Mrs. Fred Geyer, Mrs. the United Nations, urging establish mental concern, but an economic one as well. such church business ventures as was reported during his visit to Clarence Peterson, Mrs. ment of a UFO research center. Christian Brothers' Wine, Monks' Israel. But Sadat says when Mrs. Anna Braman victim (Ii;\THEATRES EAST Susan Groff, Mrs. John B. Says he, "UFOs have been Bread and Trappist Jams. She and Meir came to wish him farewell, with her one-year-old son, DeQuattro, Josephine And saving money is ^\ilere we come ia A t frightening experiences for Baird want the church to stop lob "and because I was leaning ... they of a fire at 875 Parker St. Krlkorian, Norma and Eva thousands of people around the world bying against federally financed thought I had kissed her. Well — ha, last Wednesday afternoon, Johnson, John L. Pickens, Hartford National, we’ve been helping people .. We see in the UFO a vast new abortions for welfare recipients. ha — it didn't happen. But ... if it was incorrectly identified Betty Jane Messier, Edna hinterland with significance for all Says Baird, "We are declaring happened, I could say it." as the daughter of Mr. and . -N O MOR£ OifkOSTING Jacobs. save since 1792. Today, we know that a lot of mankind." 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FAYRE ihould talapnona tha clrculatton get the Fuel G aid free of charge. dopartmant 847-0044. to hijack a truckful of meat 643-6165 DEC. 3rd 10 A.M.-2P.M. SIIL<;00DBAK on the New Jersey Turn thermostat before you m DIANE keattoTH pike in 1975. If you’re n^t a saver by nature, youmightUke WEEKLY SPECIALS THE SALVATION ARMY Mon.-Tuss. Monday, U.S. District X wake up in the morning our automatic savings plan that lets you build a BottiCInas 99* Court Judge T. Emmet TUES.-THUR. SPECIALS 661 Main Street Clarie handed out the -heat your home only a nest egg with no effort at all. Manchester, Conn. I ntIN K X I suspended sentences along COMPinE DMKRS \ with one-year probations to few hours a day during IPMERBSOFBEEF...... > 6 .9 5 Luncheon llt00-l:00 P.M. I WII^LERT Anthony Voipe, 44, of West Just tell us how much and how often, and n n i m n ...... , > s i s BROUD BAY SCAUOPS ENCASSEROIE . . * 5 .9 5 Hartford, Dennis J. 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'Decorations, Christmas Candy, The plan to hijack the immediate savings on Specials Good 11/29 - 12/4 OF THE New Jersey truck was un Have the heat come on before account is with another bank, that’s no [“White Elephant” Items, Gifts, covered during a federal the alarm goes off. PIZZA-GRINDERS PARTIES — Christmas Parties — aom# data* MOUNTAIN’ your heating bill. W ith [Toys and More . . . wiretap in 1975. problem. W e’ll take care of trans Watch this paper for Weekly Specials ■till avallabla. Call aariy 643-2342 V :.. 7:10 9:10 PLE^CALlTHEATnE FOR SCREEN TMES Defense lawyers argued no more wasted energy, no inconvenience, and MS-9333 unsuccessfully Monday ferring it so that you m i^ t enjoy the that Ronald Del Mastro, a no loss of comfoit government witness, had convenience of automatic savings. S nniMif hatched the whole plan and How do you get one? 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ISOj Hartford National interest thereon is forfeited and interest on the amount withdrawn is reduced to the passbook rate Manchestsr (Factory Blemlshet) If you’ve got a little money, why not get a lot d" bank? DONATION S9 • MMOS CfTIllNS ANO $25,000. 365.92 10 years 18,910.40 43,910.40 ISTINCTIVE CATERING STUDtNTI II • CHMOON UNOU 13 P ill CARRIAGE HOUSE MomDof FOR A^ OCCASIONS FWC THE CONNECTICUT BANK BOUTIQUE 1st callJIm at 546-7558 for „ ANO TRUST COMMUtlY thf Information to ault your-fMfty , 1 Dally 10-8:30 llTnTfTnTnHlTnnnTlTinilllllMliiiiliiiiiiiMiirTiiTnnmiTiiiTi4^^^*^^“ “ » Thura. till 0 p.m. 10 Oak SL aanaaaammmmmaummhum hmJ 047-15M PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 29, 1977 ■ ^ 1 1 1 1 • • 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues., Nov. 29, 1977— PAGE FIVE ilaurliratpr izupuiuy Hrralb feds delay historic designation for Cheney area Although the proposal to designate Department of the Interior. Local History in Nashville, Tcnn., pleted, which may take several Manchester — A City of Village Charm " lolitics that the formal recommendation Monuments in Washington, D.C., in part of Manchester’s famed Cheney Mrs. Constance Adams, president saying that the Department of the months, the status of the Cheney would come before the secretary of October. Interior is reviewing its policies and Founded Oct. 1681 area as a National Historic Land of the Manchester Historical Society, area application will remain un the interior’s full advisory board of The Cheney application is one of 62 C, procedures for governing the selec Member. Audit Burtau of Circulation Member United Press Inlernationat earson mark has passed its second review, recently received a letter from known. the Advisory Committee of National throughout the United States having the final decision is being delayed tion of national historic landmarks. The proposal’s second review was Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. George R. Adams, consultant for the Parks, Historic Sites, Buildings and passed the second committee review because of policy review within the Until the procedure study is com passed last August. It was expected Manchester. Conn. 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. American Association for State and for national historical recognition.
Raymond F Robinson Editor-Publisher Harold E Turhington. Managing Editor — By GREG PEARSON Opinion Women With all the interest In of the well,’’ he said. Manchester’s water these days, it is Childs said that an old well his organize Decoding criminal law interesting to read a comment made family used was near the barn and by Richard S. Childs in 1947. pig pen and there wasn’t any in area m fa By k e n m :th eskey victed criminal might serve Childs, now in his 90s, lives in New drainage in the area. G A laudable first step has four to five years instead of York but was bom in Manchester. He "I was nourished on that drainage An o rg a n iz a tio n a l ) ; / V i been taken in Congress toward say two to 10. Present law per is considered to be the father of the and I have lived to a ripe old age,’’ he council-manager form of govern said, according to ’The Herald’s ac meeting for a new ieastem simplifying — and in some mits so much variation in Connecticut chapter of the ment that is used in town. count of the speech. The remark cases strengthening — the sentencing that some National Organization for He was honored earlier this year drew laughter from the audience. nation's criminal laws. criminals may be punished Women (NOW) will be by the town at a ceremony held at the today at 7:30 p.m. at the By a vote of 14 to 2, the severely while others serve Regional Occupational Training Although Ronald Sarasin is con Manchester Community Y, Senate Judiciary Committee hardly any time at all. Center. But part of a speech he gave sidered to be the No. 1 choice for the 78 N. Main St. has approved a new criminal The new code protects free 30 years ago in an earlier visit to Republican nomination for governor The meeting is open to code that would pull together speech by making it clear that town seemed to be fitting for today’s in 1978, Gerald Stevens has an ail area women, as well as present members of the two centuries of helter-skelter judges do not have an absolute water concerns. nounced his candidacy and said that While speaking at the 1947 in he feels he is the most electable of Central Connecticut legislation and eliminate some right to prevent newsmen from auguration of the Manchester Board Republicans in the race. Chapter of NOW in Hart of the quirks and inconsisten publishing controversial of Directors, Childs talked about the Stevens, a state representative ford. cies now embedded in federal material. If a gag order is later formation of the Manchester Water from Milford, drew a chart that com The board of the Central Connecticut Chapter Co. law. found to be constitutionally in pared Sarasin and himself in seven recently voted to sponsor "Most of the people in those days categories — looks, commitment and REEAL'S Lawyers and lawmakers valid, the newsman who defied the founding of a separate have been trying for more than it cannot be held in contempt were against putting water in pipes. desire, decisiveness, winner, fighter. chapter of NOW in a loca ’They felt that nothing could be more Republican spokesman and knowledge a decade to make some sense of court. tion more convenient pure than water that came right out of state issues. for area women. The new out of the criminal code. And it There are some other He gave Sarasin an edge in looks chapter will serve the now looks as though both the promising departures. One and called the winner category a towns of East Hartford, House and Senate will be able would provide compensation to draw. The other five titles go to Manchester, Vernon, Rockville, Willimantic and to vote on the updated version crime victims. Another would Public V8. public employees Stevens, according to Stevens. B/ULOON BUSTIN'FESTIVM "Electability is not a word that can other eastern Connecticut in 1978. give the government the right towns. be defined in a simplistic way. There Basically, the new code — to intervene in child custody protest a salary cut. A threatened Jane Echelson Central By MARTHA ANGLE immediate mandatory dismissal and are many elements of electability," which was pieced together by disputes in wliich children are general strike again failed to if they should ever again get a (!k)nnecticut chapter presi and ROBERT WALTERS he said. “Knowledge of state issues, dent, and Ann Crimmlns, WED. — ALL DAY 9:30-9 P.M. ONE DAY ONLY such philosophical opposites as abducted by a parent in viola materialize and the employees government job in the state they returned to work 39 days later — experience, commitment and desire state board NOW coor tion of court decrees. SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) - A trio must forsake all accumulated tenure are key to whether or not your Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts without additional pay they sought. dinator, will be at the of ballot propositions rejected in the and seniority. Republican candidate can win in and John McClellan of of It would be an exaggeration Six months later, an angered elec meeting to assist in plan recent municipal election here at In the unlikely event of a strike, the November of 1978." ning for the new chapter. Arkansas — is neither to say that the new code will torate approved another ballot FUN FOR ALL... and SAVINGS TOO! tracted little attention outside this ci employer is not allowed to improve For more information call proposition, flatly prohibiting future "liberal" nor "conservative.” revolutionize law enforcement ty. but the vote was a harbinger of a or “sweeten" the last pre-walkout Ms. Echelson, 289-0905. strikes by municipal workers. That A scramble for the Democratic Much of it is simply an effort in the United States. It won't. far more important contest expected offer. Thus, it’s legally impossible law also contained an unusual provi gubernatorial bid is also a possibili to weed out 19th Century Most crime, after all, is next spring. for strikers to achieve any contract ty. The Caucus of Connecticut YOU SUPPLY THE CASH... WE SUPPLY THE PINS... sion for dealing with unresolved con improvements. anachronisms and pare away prosecuted under state At issue is the growing controversy Democrats has selected a committee FDA sets tract disputes in the future: California’s major ballot language that no longer statutes rather than federal over the wages, working conditions to interview possible candidates even and right to strike The city government's final offer propositions, such as those in recent saccharin applies. law. would automatically go into effect at though a Democrat, Ella Grasso, now of the public years relating to lobby law reform serves as governor. But the new code is bound to the beginning of a new contract Perhaps the most important employees on the and union organization of migrant warnings TAKE YOUR PICK... One of the members of that com period, but the unions could gain change is a section making all become a legislative model for payrolls of the farm workers, invariably become mittee is Manchester resident Ted prisoners serve similar the country as a whole. For s ta te and acceptance of their demands by national as well as statewide issues. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Brindamour, who is an alternate Beginning Feb. 23, municipal securing voter approval in the next Next year’s contest surely will sentences for the same crime. that reason alone. Congress member of the town's Planning and packages of saccharin and governments election. achieve that status because both the the CHOICE IS UP TO YOU! should give it priority treat Zoning Commission. A new Federal Sentencing This autumn’s balloting provided state and national AFL-CIO all foods containing the ar throughout the na "We’re trying to find someone a tificial sweetener will bear Commission would narrow ttfe ment when it comes up for ac the first test of that approach when reportedly are already mobilizing for tion. little more progressive who we can this warning on their range of sentences so a con tion next year. the city-employed plumbers, elec Recent years have seen strikes on a massive, expensive campaign to support more than Ella," Brin labels: tricians and sheetmetal workers the part of schoolteachers, firemen, defeat an equally determined and damour said, "I think she’s disap ■’Use of this product may sought public endorsement 'of their DECIDE ON YOUR PURCHASE... policemen and other government well-financed coalition of opponents. pointed many people” be hazardous to your Rx deductibles? workers in New York, Chicago, proposed wages and working con health. This product con ditions. Nearly everyone who has Some Blue Cross officials Baltimore, Seattle and other major tains saccharin which has Each of those three ballot been determined to cause PICK A BALLOON, BUST IT collision insurance on his believe deductibles would dis cities. But nowhere has the issue measures was defeated by margins can cer in laboratory automobile has some kind of courage people from seeking Thought animals” provoked more bitterness than in San of more than 4-1. In fact, none of the deductible. You pay the first health care when they need it. The labeling, the Food Francisco, a city whose erstwhile propositions could muster an affir $50 or $100 or sometimes more There also is resistance from mative vote of more than 18 percent. and Drug Administration reputation as a staunch "labor town” said, is required 90 days if you have an accident and the unions. has been replaced by widespread The debate probably will soon Butterfly wisduin through God's plan of from the date President insurer pays the rest. But the idea makes basic citizen hostility toward municipal spread far beyond San Francisco There is a lot of butterfly wisdom metamorphosis. Carter signed the YOUR DISCOUNT 10% 20% 30% Now the idea of deductibles sense, and if the cost of health employees perceived as arrogant, in because a committee headed by San flitting about these days. A wall mot Man. too. can shed his earthbound, Saccharin Study and Diego Mayor Pete Wilson currently detestable nature and become all has come to the hospitalization care continues to soar, it will sensitive and greedy. to states, "You can fly but that co Labeling Act. He did so on IF MERGHANBISE IS ALREADY ON SALE it began with a 1975 strike of police is collecting the approximately 500,- coon has to go” A painted butterfly that is good and beautiful. It is God's Nov. 23. and medical insurance field — make better and better sense. plan officers and fire fighters, resolved 000 signatures necessary to place a is superimposed with. “ Life is In addition to the I TOO M »K MORE YOU MAY TAKE AN AINHTIONAl come back, rather, since they The fact that millions of only after then-Mayor Joseph Alioto ballot proposition before the voters fragile, handle with prayer” A dried labeling regulation, the act were common in the days workers have company-paid of the entire state in the June 1978 flower arrangement featuring a tiny By James Dillet Freeman forbids the FDA from declared a state of emergency, then Butterflies bear witness 10% 20% 30% OFF! before companies began hospitalization only disguises elections. yellow specimen is captioned. "Man removing saccharin from agreed to most of the unions’ counts his years and says There isn't to the power of fragile things: the market for 18 months. paying all or part of the and does not change the fact demands while threatened by a That measure is so broad and tough time." The butterfly counts the on wings like morning-glory ■‘All the available premiums as an employee that they are paying the cost in general strike. (it prohibits even binding arbitration moments and has time enough." petals evidence demonstrates The backlash generated by that fringe benefit. the form of lower wages than to settle municipal labor disputes! Butterflies are regarded as sym they flutter over oceans that saccharin can cause confrontation came only a few bols of life, of love, and of happiness. and mountain ranges. cancer in test animals and A number of private insurers they otherwise might have. that some critics of public employees months later, when city voters are concerned about its chances for Nathaniel Hawthorne said, "Hap Butterflies are flowers does so; and we have every as well as Blue Cross As for the companies, overwhelmingly approved ballot passage. piness is as a butterfly, which when that dared lo fly. reason to believe that it associations around the coun hospitalization is a cost of propositions imposing unprecedented pursued, is always just beyond your Like rainbows, they say God to also causes cancer in me: try have either proposed or are restrictions on municipal employees. Among its provisions; Public grasp, but which, if you will sit down people," said FDA Assis doing business that will come what made them must be employee strikes are forbidden, quietly, may alight upon you.” tant Commissioner John trying out deductibles on an under much closer scrutiny if In the spring of 1976, the city's something craft workers walked off their jobs to those who violate the prohibition face All these truisms and hundreds Walden. experimental basis. The idea Congress passes staggering in more have been inspired by one of that makes things just to make The FDA will hold a \ hasn't exactly caught fire, creases in their Social Security God’s small wonders — remarkably them beautiful. public hearing on the order however. beautiful, intriguingly elusive, and so Would you believe in them Dec. 2. taxes. complex that one minute scale from if all you knew was cater a luminous wing could keep a scien pillars? tist fascinated for days. Yet the When 1 see butterflies they lift Conservancy butterfly at one stage of its life me history is a repulsive worm which is on their tissue-paper wings! given island o A fond farewell to Erie Sevareid sometimes destructive as it feeds on 1 too may be more than my AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) crawl discloses. 0 , flowers or fruit or cloth. Some are — Long Porcupine Island, Bv LEE RODERICK Television’s gray eminence has with what skill he can command,” cupied and not to exist amount to the even poisonous when touched by Willa R. Stanford says Sevareid. He has honored that an undeveloped 125-acre © WASHINGTON - Standing been accused of taking himself too same thing.. .The more I advance in humans. This repugnant creature Community Baptist island in Frenchman’s Bay commitment with consummate skill. ovations are not something newsmen seriously But it would be hard not to age the more I find work necessary’.’’ becomes the glorious butterfly Church off Bar Harbor, has been In his Press Club address, comfortably participate in. So it was when earning a salary in six figures Precisely what he will do has led to given to The Nature Sevareid, who is a writer-turned-TV V noteworthy that when a tall, gray- and commanding the kind of nightly interesting speculation. Many Conservancy, a national commentator, tried to calm the haired man in horn-nmmed glasses attention with a ZVi-minute commen newspapers in his home state of land conservation group. waters of competition between approached the podium in the tary that Sevareid has commanded North Dakota, for example, have A spokesman for the newspapers and television, calling Almanac National Press Club the other day, during most of the history of televi editorialized on why Sevareid organization said A. several hundred journalists spon sion. the two "co-protectors of the First shouldn’t run for the U.S. Senate Atwater Kent, Jr., of taneously got to their feet and And whatever other truth there Amendment” against Republican incumbent Northeast Harbor also " It is almost impossible for TV and Milton R. Young. It turns out that By I nited PrcHit liil<'rm ilioiiiil On this day in history: donated money for future REGAL applauded may be in the accusation, Sevareid radio to operate without the help of Today, is Tuesday, Nov. 29, the 333rd In 1890. the first Army-Navy foot management of the island. The recipient of still maintains that the only sure such advice apparently was based en newspapers," he said, adding that day of 1977 with 32 to follow. ball game was played. The Middies Long Porcupine is the their affection thing he has learned during his il tirely on a false rumor. MEN’S SHOP "This is the only business where your The moon is moving from its full won. 24-0. largest of four islands in Eric Sevareid, the lustrious career is that Charles "It is the stupidest Idea I ever chief competitor is your chief phase to the last quarter. in 1929. Lt. Cmdr. Richard Byrd the Porcupine group, two man who. sans Brown was wrong — happiness is not heard, ” he says flatly. of which are owned by critic” The morning stars are Venus, and three crewmen became the first 903 MAIN STREET the glasses, has a warm puppy. "Instead, it’s a cold Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. persons to lly over the South Pole. Acadia National Park. been CBS trout," he says. Miss his wisdom The evening star is Mercury. In 1963. President Lyndon Johnson Television's voice Sevareid was attracted to Need newepuper background There has also been talk that Those born on this date are under appointed the Warren Commission to of reason for a MANCHESTER socialism in his younger years, but " I ’ve always thought a (TV) Sevareid may cash in on his celebrity the sign of Sagittarius. investigate the assassination of generation .Now Sevareid is leaving has changed with the passing of time reporter would be better off with a by hawking Gallo wine or American author Louisa May President John Kennedy. the air alter 45 years of meeting dai background of working for a good and emergence of a considerably Westinghouse appliances. If he took Alcott was born Nov. 29, 1832. ly deadlines and there is no one in more complex world where simple newspaper or good news service," he the place of Betty Furness for TRI-CITY PUZA sight who appears remotely as well- answers are usually the wrong said. "There, you learn to ‘button-up’ Westinghouse, however, Sevareid equipped to hole, America's hand. answers. a story and are schooled in a says the commercial would come out .Soiiielhing; s|)fciul thoroughness not found in broad something like this: Yesterdays VERNON Remembered for credo casting," he said. Asked if he had j .Sevareid, during his long career as “...On present evidence, considered doing a newspaper newspaper reporter, author, TV eom- He will be remembered for everything else being equal, you may MASTER CHARGE AND column now that he’s retiring from 25 years ago Manchester will not join the North mentator. intellectual, and following a credo suggested by a be reasonably sure if it's v s a c H S regular work on the air, however, Board of Directors takes no action Central Refuse Disposal District but humanist, brought something special journalistic colleague: "Beware of Westinghouse." will seek its own solutions to its BANK AMERICARD ACCEPTED underestimating the intelligence of Sevareid quipped: “I considered it Sevareid will be missed not on a compromise offer of $16,500 for to the profession of communicating. land at Main and Pearl streets. refuse disposal problems. people and beware of overestimating for about 10 minutes." because of his warmth, which is Along with his colleague Walter Eighth District directors vote to The Board of Directors tables ac c u n R their information” "Even if CBS didn’t have a rule Cronkite, he is a link to the past and lacking, but because of his wisdom. tion on repeat assessments against about retiring. I think I'd probably buck a water rate boost. such media giants as Walter Lipp- "Only one commitment, one pas Someone has said that "common 10 years ago 322 West Side property owners for a sion, remains to a journalist who want to do it," he said. Sevareid at sense is instinct, and enough of it is sewage pumping station and a mann and the man who hired a 26- Board of Directors holds up a deci loves and respects his profession and the same time left little doubt that he genius." Based on that definition, sanitary sewer force main In the OPEN WED. UNTIL 9 P.M. year-old .Sevareid at CBS, Edward R sion on utilizing the Case Bros, his colleagues — to find the truth of will continue to be productive. West Middle Turnpike area con |l l 2 t Mabi SL Mane)iMt«r| Murrow few in our time have more claim to owned Laurel Lake tor dumping town "Voltaire said that, 'Not to be oc- structed years ago. HL. 646-6464 things as best lyt can and to relay it the accolade than Eric Sevareid. g x r h a f ia anH i-oAiu | PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 29. 1977 ----1—nriiiiiiiiiii ii.i. ..i...... inwiBiyiinmi______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Nov. 29. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN negotiations can be completed faster at 49 Arvine Place, $89,000. Judgment lien this time. Gardner St., doing business as Cen Robert L. Derring, Houston, and Thomas E. Toomey and Catherine Alan Kemp DDS against Harold “The time iimits are iaid out in the f About town ] Manchester public records) tury 21 Jackston-Avante, 72 Maple St. Diane E. Treadwell, 124 Hackmatack H. Toomey to Uldis Bikemieks and Kloter, $176, property at 51 Cam Town prepares for contract talks state act, but the state Board of Jam es Howard, Mansfield, doing St., Dec. 30 at South United Regina Bikemieks, both of Vernon, bridge St. Mediation and Arbitration doesn’t Warranty deeds and Aline M. Cartwright, property at business as Delyn Fashions Inc., Methodist. Preliminary work has started for negotiating with the unions by the property at 175-177 W. Center St., Federal tax lien town workers. cluding labor negotiations. live up to them,” he said. First Hartford Realty Corp. to 31 Judith Drive, $40,000. West Middle Turnpike. Jam es M. Egan Jr., East Hartford, labor negotiations that will begin first week next February. ’The board of Christian life of the $59,000. Internal Revenue Service against “We are in the process of The last time negotiations took Elaine D. Reynolds, property oit Daniel Donofrio Sr. and Agnes K. Building permit and Mary G. Wood, 39 Va Garden St., soon between the Town of The unions represent employees of Church of the Nazarene wili meet Andrew J. Humphrey and Ruth C. Hobros Inc., Schiebel Auto Parts, 8 developing the town’s policy position. place between the town and the un The law sets up four stages for Cliffside Drive, $46,990. Donofrio, both of Minot, N.D., to Genovese and DiDonno Inc. for Dec. 17 at home. Manchester and four unions the Fire Department, the Police tonight at 7:30 at the church. Humphrey to Robert C. Albert and Proctor Road, $7,931.85. This is the time we do all our ions, contracts with the police and negotiating. TTie final stage is bin Robert D. Ralph and Patricia G, Robert B. Donofrio and Diane M. First Hartford Realty Corp., interior Patrick K. Nolan and Debra J. representing town empioyees. Department, the Public Works preliminary work,” Charles Sally A. Albert, both of Cherry Hill, Certificate of attachment public works unions were not signed ding arbitration where both sides Ralph to Richard V. Newcombe H, Donofrio, property at 44 Grandview alterations at 324A Broad St., $9,320. Thurston, both of Manchester, Dec. Department and the Municipal A service of Holy Communion is N.J., property at 41 McDlvltt Drive, The contracts of ali four unions McCarthy, the assistant town until June 1977, nearly a year after- present their final offers and the Ellington, property at 114B Am St., $41.25 conveyance tax. Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. Marriage licenses 27 at St. James. Employees Group Inc. These are the scheduled for Wednesday at 10 a.m. $ 6 8 ,0 0 0 . against Nathan T. Tash, $2,000, expire in June 1978. Under state law, manager, said. McCarthy is in the two-year contract was effective. decision is made by a state-appointed bassador Drive, $38,500. Valerie F . DeQuattro to Jam es R. Paul E. Dufour, East Hartford, John R. Keeney and Mary Ellen only organized unions representing at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Certificate of devise property on Foley Street. the town is supposed to begin charge of personnel matters, in McCarthy did not know whether board. George N. Pelietier and Rosalie P. Stanton and Elizabeth J . Stanton, and Sally E. Smith, 531 E. Center St., Gallagher, both of Vernon, Dec. 2 at Estate of Ruth P. Lipplncott to New trade names Pelletier to George A. Cartwright both of Morris Plains, N .J., property Dec. 3 at St. Bartholomew. Trinity Covenant. Edith H. Lippincott, 121 St. John St. Phyllis and Nicholas Jackston, 374
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▼a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov, 29, 1977 — PAGE NINE This F all. . . t AT BENNIE'S HASSLE-FREE MITO SERVICE H EA LT H Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Betty’s notebook BEAT THE EXPERT UleVe haring (I FOR MORE GOOD YEARS Prevention of diabetes IN YOUR CAR ... By Betty Ryder The objact of tho eontost I* to pick mor# corroct gamo winnara than Earl Yoat ... DEAR DR. LAMB - I vegetables rather than prove your health anyway, this issue can send 50 cents Entrlaa picking mora and with tha moat corract anawara will ba allgibla for waakly SifiQle/ P»rti|! am a 45 year old woman, sweets for the car no matter what.' with a long, stamped, self- prlzaa. In caaa of a tia, winnara will ba choaan by tha cloaaat tia-braakar numbar. and have relatives who bohydrates in your diet. To give you more infor addressed envelope for it TIa-braakar numbar la tha highaat numbar of pointa you think will ba acorad by any Lube 1 N Change have had sugar diabetes. Remain active. Physical mation, I am sending you to me in care of The ona of tha taama In Monday night gama. All antrlaa or raaaonabla facalmlllaa muat ond you’re invited! My mother died at 78 with activity helps keep the The Health Letter number Manchester Evening diabetes. Is there anything blood sugar low. These 3-11, Diabetes: Diagnosis, Herald, P.O. Box 1551, ba dapoaltad at Tha Harald or poatmarkad by 5 p.m. Friday. Tha Harald will ba come in ond see o live I can do to prevent getting measures will help im Prevention and Manage sola judga of contact antrlaa. » 3 » » Enjoyed a great concert at the is comprised of a unique group of 17 Radio City Station, New demonstration of the Kitchen” soon from a Japanese sugar diabetes? I am in ment. Others who want York. NY 10019. Bushnell Memorial last week. It was selected shops and boutiques who visitor. good health, 5 feet 8, and neuu LIGHTUU6IGHT Compict* chaMlt lubrlcttlon and oil chango (up the Big Band Festival with the Al will be donating part of the price of He owns more restaurants than weigh 150 pounds. to 5 qta. of namo brand 10/40 grada oil) to hirip Gentile Orchestra and the Tommy purchases to C&FS. anyone else in the country (34 in all) DEAR READER - The onauro long artar and smooth, quiat partor- Dorsey Orchestra. Mrs. Claus will also be on hand to and will be attending a dinner party hereditary aspects of Fashionable? Yes, Indeed! Diamond manca. Includaa light trucks, tool Phono lor op- greet the youngsters. There will be Wednesday celebrating the first an diabetes are sometimes pierced earrings are "in" and polntm ont.______r ( t n ' The music really took me back es candy canes and even a hayride. niversary of his area facility. hard to establish. Why? always provide a pecially Gentile’s - “Stardust,” Guests will be treated to a gourmet Because there is more than WIN You can't afford not to! “ Tuxedo Junction,” and “ Sentimen one cause for diabetes. It sparkling accent tal Journey." dinner, and a Japanese Daruma ceremony—a 1,000 year tradition may be inherited or it may for any outfit Front-End Mignment An Arabian afternoon follow a disease of the pan Just couldn't keep my feet from depicting the happy first anniver The Manchester Racquet Club will creas or even mumps. It is Upping when the Dorsey orchestra sary. So sparkle! Uke on a new look Friday when probably several different played such old favorites as “ Boogie following tennis at 10:30 a.m. there Will tell you more about the diseases all with abnormal 14 Karat gold, Woogie,” “ Song of India," and ‘T il will be an Arabian afternoon festivities next week. ly elevated blood glucose • 10” Never Smile Again." levels. from $60 Our Qoodyaar axparta will antlyia and corract presented by the Magic Carpet in Morcliant Gift Certificates alignmant, to Incraata lira mllaaga and Improva They drew a great crowd and the East Hartford. Festival of Trees The other reason is that ttaaring, uting praclalon aquipmant. Oflar good proceeds will benefit Newington AniU Murphy, who handles some What a busy week! On Thursday even inherited diabetes Waaklv Prizes on any U.8. mada car, axcluding front whaal Children's HospiUl. Our party left of the public relations work for the evening, there is the preview party of may manifest itself at j W v r _ P h o n a j t o ^ ______different ages. If it tended the theater humming the old tunes club and who is an avid tennis player the Wadsworth Atheneum's Festival a n 6 a ... to occur at age 75, but the . Hicfiat'h wanh (n and haven’t let up yet. herself, said she has dined at the of Trees. It’s usually a beautiful sight person died from other fT (JdUi ji'U 'dfdl resUurant and the food is delicious. with a variety of trees in all sizes and Those wishing to attend and play causes at age 45, there YOU AlWATS BUY 8(11(0 AT shapes, each one decorated different Santa’s coming would be no way of tennis then enjoy lunch or those just ly. d n n Merchants Shirley Glenney of Boulder Road planning on lunch may call the knowing that such an in Lil Hunter of Boulder Road is dividual carried the genes EARL YOST U U Qift Certificates B b r n / b '$ asked me to remind parents that San- Manchester Racquet Club at 646-8860 v.itif, will) (li.imoncj >,i/i 9 1 U Claus will be visiting at the for reservations. donating a “ Williamsburg” tree and to develop diabetes later in Sporti Editor MANCHESTER PARKADE TRI-CITY PLAZA Children's Village (Child & Family the Manchester Sheltered Workshop life. SUBURMN MITO SERVIGE It is a good idea to do Manchester Vernon Services) at 1680 Albany Ave., Hart clients have made a "Calico Tree" 328 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER ford on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 Japanese visitor The festival will be open to viewing what you can to prevent Grand Prize p.m. diabetes. Avoiding obesity 643-9561 875-3394 We hope to have some Japanese by the public from Friday through OPEN EVES. TILL f ; TUKS. A SAT. TILL 5 is the most important Jewe/yrs & Silversmiths Smeo 1900 YOST recipes for “ Your Neighbor’s Dec. 11. 6 4 3 - 5 1 8 9 ~bwAatiiiaiiii Called the Holiday Showcase '77, it measure. Avoid excess 958 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER PREDICTiONS sweets and rely more on HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MALL raw fruits and plain OPEN NIGHTS DOWNTOWN BEGINNING DEC. l'2th Chicago ovar Tampa Bay Find This Weeks Games Cincinnati ovar Kanaaa City San DIago ovar Clavaland Oanvar ovar Houaton in The Ads On These B ir th s Datrolt ovar Qraan Bay RICKS Naw England ovar Atlanta YOUR SKATEBOARD Cross, Joseph Stanley, son of David and Nancy Lynch Jata ovar Naw Orlaana Four Pages. Fiii Out CENTER COMPLETE Cross of Sanbomton, N.H. He was bom Oct. 29 at Lakes Dallaa ovar Phlladalphia Region Hospital in Laconia, N.H. His maternal grand Oakland ovar Loa Angalaa ss> parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch of 117 Delmont 8t. Loula ovar tha QIanta Coupon and Send in... . 0 ^ ’ St. His paternal grandparents are and Mrs. Stanley MInnaaota ovar San Franclaco (Yoss of Newport, N.H., formerly of Manchester. His PIttaburgh ovar Saattia maternal great-grandmother is Mm. Frank Marchut of If You’re Into ©oh’s and Ahh’s Waahington ovar Buffalo OPTICAL Hartford. He has a brother, Jacob, IW. Baltimora ovar Miami " SKATEBOARDING - .McMillen, Douglas William, son of William and 1. (A) Chicago at (1) Tampa lay We’ve got everything Karen Westen McMillen of 10 Virginia Drive, Ellington. 2. (A) CkMinnail at (I) Kanaaa City you need. He was bora Nov. 22 at Rockville General Hospital. He has two sisters, Jodi and Amy. 3. (A) Clavaland at (I) San Diaga SERVICE 4. (A) Danvar at (f) Honalan Reckert, Robert Howard, son of Howard D. and for ehristm as Christine Hawker Reckert of 78 Mountain St., Ellington. 8. (A) Dalroll at (I) Sraan lay SEE... He was bora Nov. 23 at Rockville General Hospital. HU I. (A) Naw fngland at (I) Atlania U8 for all your optical needs maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. L.J.B . Hawker 7. (A) Naw Tart Jala at (1) Naw of Auckland, New 2Ualand. His paternal grandparents This Holiday Season, give a gift that's rich in are Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Reckert of 34S Job’s Hill Road, 8. (A) FtilladaIpWa at (I) DaNaa • EYE GLASSES • CONTACT LENSES Ellington. the sounds of Christmas joy. Like the "ooh's" and 8. (A) Oakland at (I) Laa Angalaa "ahh's" you'll hear for a special, new telephone 10. (A) St Loida at (I) Now Tart Olanta • HEARING AIDS • SUNGLASSES Ran, Susan Patricia, daughter of David P. and Patricia L. Lyons Rau of 1237 Silver Lane, East Hartford. from the SNET PhoneCenter Store. II. (A) San Frandaoo al (■! Mmwaeta Emergency Repair Service -/r- She was bora Nov. 23 at Rockville General Hospital. Her You'll find a fine selection 1^ (A) SaatBa at (I) rmalwrdi maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lyons of gift phones and services at your IS. (A) WaaiilngloH at (I) Onffala Carrying a of St. Lucia, West Indies. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Kerwln Rau of Rockville. PhoneCenter Store. Each phone hacked 14. (A) laRknoro at (1) Mland complete line of professional skateboard equipment including: Rulcher, Thomas Harold, Son of Thomas R. and hy famous Bell c]uality. Joann L. Wheeler Butcher of 490 Burnside Ave., East So come see, come pick Ooh's LOGAN, SIMS. BAHNE, WORLD PRO. TRACKER TRUCKS, Hartford. He was bora Nov. IS at Manchester Memorial ACS TRUCKS. POWER PAW, COOPER, C & 5, 4 MORE Hospital. HU maternal grandmother U Mrs. Matilda and Ahh's for Christmas from a whole Vllela of Wolcott. His paternal grandmother U Mrs. new world of telephone styles and ALL QIMUFYIM ENTRES W U BE EUQBLE FOR SUPPLIES - ACCESSORIES REPLACEMENT Elizabeth Butcher of 490 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. colors at your Phone KELLY ROAD VERNON CiRCLE 4 CONVEHIEKT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU... Center Store. Or ask your EXIT 95 - ROUTE 88 783 MAIN ST. PHONE 843-1181 EASTBROOK MALL College notes telephone installer. MANCHESTER MANSFIELD - TEL 458-1141 BTORi HSUM: Moiiam.rrMaT Jill E. Early, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Early >1N (M W PRIZE t:30 MI-I:N M 191 MAIN ST PHONE 843-1900 270 CONSTITUTION PLAZA MANCHESTER, CONN. HARTFORD - TEL 527 5913 of Hebron Road, Bolton, has been selected for inclusion In l:N *IM:M PM the 1977-78 edition of "Who’s Who Among Students In Spendabie At Any Of The Participating Merchants On This Page WWDAT 10 AM ■ 4 PM American Colleges and Universities.” She is a student at St. Anselm’s College in Manchester, N.H. TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE SAYS X-COUNTRY SKI QIVE YOURSELF PACKAGE DEALS A BREAK THIS FALL. l i u C M S Quasar BUY BEHER ore our businesi w K 2 5 " Works in a Drawer. Color TV With an ARMSTRONG ITS YOUR MONEY____ ot CARTER'S » 88** Joffasport Skis, Tonkin Polas, 3 Pin Bindings, NO WAX FLOOR MAKE THE MOST OF IT CHEVY TRUCK WEEK Laathar Boots. 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H. m s K im MANCHESTER 643-6662 Sal. 9:00 to 5:00 1229 Main SL, Manchester 646-6464 OPEN DAILY 9-S THUR., FRI. 9-t Budget to 36 Monthe OPEN EVES T I L 9 a FRIDAY T I L 8 a $ A T. T I L 8 ____IN DOWNTOtim lUNCHESTH • M7-812S OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT 528-1554 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 29, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues., Nuv. 29, 1977 — PACK KI.KVEN Panel on aging asks, HUD plan
J employee counselingj *’r ^ said bad By ALICE EVANS will send representatives to the Dec. Herald Reporter 5 Planning and Zoning Commission’s for town public hearing on the retirement Manchester's Commission on center. Aging is asking the town to institute a Walter Joyner, a patient advocate HARTFORD (UPI) - Seven pre-retirement counseiing program in local convalescent homes, told the Connecticut municipalities, includng for all eligible town employees begin commission “There's a crying need Manchester and East Hartford, have ning in 1978. for a strong auxiliary in area con written the Department of Housing The commission Monday night valescent homes to the Manchester and Urban Development complaining suggested that the town have either a Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.’’ about proposed regulations that town employee with expertise in this An auxiliary could provide a would allow cities to buy up property field handle the counseling program myriad of services to convalescent in neighboring suburbs to house the poor. or contract for a counseling service. home patients, Joyner said. He The need for preretirement suggested that a pushcart containing Under the proposed regulations, a counseling for town employees was such things as toothpaste, combs and city like Hartford could use federal explained to the commission at its other necessities would be welcome. housing grants to purchase buildings October meeting by Fred W. Geyer, “People at the end of a corridor may in a suburb like Glastonbury. The chairman of the town pension board. have the finest view but they also get buildings would have to be used to as Lacking a quorum, the com the coldest meals, and auxiliary housing for the city's low-income residents. missioners had to contact an absent members could also help with this member by phone in order to act problem,” he said. ■ W ' William Hammer, a HUD planning upon this and other matters at its The commission is also continuing and development specialist, said Monday night session. its study of the need of a day care Monday the Washington-based The commission is backing the program for the elderly and is federal agency has received only proposed Wesley Retirement Center looking into converting town-owned j f f LfTcSk nine complaints about the proposed on the Hartford Road campus of buildings, now empty, for housing for regulations, but seven of them came from Connecticut. South United Methodist Church and the town’s elderly. Hammer said last week HUD received letters from East Hartford, Turning in their eyeglasses West Hartford, Farmington, ( Manchester police report ^ Wethersfield, Manchester, Water- Manchester town officials are among the first to turn in their old eyeglasses during the bury and Milford. The other com “New Eyes For The Needy’’ campaign conducted by the Manchester Lions Club .Joanne plaints. he said, came from Colum John J. Mongell, 16, of 70 Brent car was Kenneth E. Greenberg, 24, of bia, S.C., and Dallas, Texas. Road, was arrested on several motor 14V^ Hackmatack St. He was not Meyer, left, an employee at McDonald’s on West Center Street, holds a collection bag for * - ' % p s V vehicle charges following two ac charged. Clark was transported to the glasses while Mayor Stephen Penny and Vivian Ferguson, town Republican hoard Alan Mason, Manchester's com cidents Monday night while he was Manchester Memorial Hospital member, make their donation. Peter Lozier, chairman of the Manchester Lions drive looks munity development administrator, being pursued by police. where he was treated and released. on. (Herald photo by Dunn) said the regulations “seem to be in Mongell was charged with evading Robert J. Mason, 17, of 55 consistent with the legislative intent responsibility and failure to drive in Homestead St., was charged with of the I Community Development) the proper lane in connection with third-degree larceny on a warrant act to address slums and blighted the first accident at the intersection Monday in connection with the theft Directors mull watershed conditions on a neighborhood basis" of Hartford Road and Spencer Street. of a bicycle on Perkins Street. Court East Hartford Mayor Richard There he struck cars driven by Ar- date is Dec. 12. The Manchester Board of Direc director of public works. — 865,000 to the Town Fire Depart Blackstone wrote: dean Gibbs, 24, of Hartford and tors will meet at 8 p.m. today to con The board will consider updating a ment special taxing district - has "Not only is this an obvious insult Richard D. Hunger, 48, of East Hart Police detectives are investigating sider buying watershed property in 1964 ordinance that prohibits dum been opposed by the Eighth Utilities to the entire concept of sovereignty ford. He then turned around in a gas a fire of suspicious origin which oc Glastonbury and revising rules ping out-of-town refuse in the land District. and local self-determination, it also station and headed west on Spencer curred late Tuesday in a Squire governing the town’s landfill. fill. Fines and suspensions that are Other items the board may act on shows I HUD'sI bias aimed at solving Street, still pursued by police. Police Village apartment. The fire The board is expected to act on 14 listed in that ordinance will be in include the following: the problems of the inner-city at the You don’t need a green thumb to make said he lost control of his car on destroyed part of the apartment. items that were the subject of public creased if the board approves the • A 812,000 allocation for a water expense of every other community. " Hillstown Road when he drove off A burglary which occurred a week hearings one week ago. These include proposal. treatment plant site study. Milford .Mayor Henry A, Povinelli So is the beautiful them flourish. Precise instructions into a field and the car rolled over ago was reported Monday by owners the purchase of 30 acres in the TTie directors also will consider a • A 815,000 allocation for safety said “the mere availability of a onto its roof. Mongell climbed out of of the Hilllardville Lunch at 303 Buckingham Reservoir watershed method for refunding landfill taxes improvements to the sewage treat housing unit does not solve the for proper care come with them. the driver’s window of the car and Adams St. A peanut machine and a area. that were collected this summer. ment plant. problems of a low-income family." greenery that goes with^ refused medical treatment. He was small amount of money were stolen. The town owns most of the proper The previous board had approved a • A recommendation from Town Farmington Town Manager The larger your savings deposit, additionally charged with reckless The business has been closed because ty Surrounding the reservoir. This fee schedule for use of the landfill. Counsel Victor Moses about the staf Stephen A Filas said HUD should driving, failure to obey an officer’s of a fire Nov. 18. purchase, which would cost 822,500, The fees were established to prevent fing of the town counsel’s office. withdraw the regulations because them. With a saving ^ of course, the wider your choice. signal and operating a motor vehicle would leave only 27 acres in the out-of-town use of the landfill but The board meeting will be held at they “appear to contradict the very without a license. He was later watershed area that the town does were found to be difficult to enforce. the Municipal Building’s hearing policies that HUD has espoused in released on 8500 bond for court Dec. Street closed not own. The directors also are expected to room. the past. " See the chart for details on 13. In fact, the Town of Manchester is vote on a technical change in the ap deposit of $100 or mor^ Oakland Street between Green the largest property owner in propriation of Revenue Sharing container sizes and prices. The James F. Clark Sr., 41, of 100 Road and North Main Street will be Glastonbury, according to Jay Giles, funds. One part of the appropriation State news capsules Bissell St., sustained a knee injury closed for the rest of this week talce home a plant. plants are on display at all SBM offices. when struck by a car while crossing because of storm drainage construc Spruce Street, south of Bissell, Mon tion, according to notification from Liquor probe Pledges her run day about 6:30 p.m. The driver of the the Manchester Police Department. Your choice of lade, Aralia, Water system tests HARTFORD (UPI) - The HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Availabilities of specific plant varieties and legislative panel probing liquor in Grasso, in an attempt to convince Umbrella. Rubber Tree.more than dustry price fixing in Connecticut skeptical members of her party, has container sizes may vary from office to office and to begin Wednesday reportedly plans to turn over infor About town 1 informed top Connecticut Democrats a dozen varieties of florist-Quality house week to week. The best guarantee of wide selection mation to the U.S. attorney's office she will run for re-election next year Representatives from the Center Street and west to the East accusing some wholesalers of giving no matter what anyone says. is early action. Manchester letter carriers, branch Wyllys St. “Hunger" by Knute Han- engineering firm studying the Town Hartford town line. If this is com gifts to good customers. 1077 of the National Association of Appearing at a meeting of the plants from around the world. They sun will be discussed. New members of Manchester’s water distribution pleted Wednesday, Thursday will be The Liquor Price-Fixing Democratic State Central Com Letter Carriers, will nominate are welcome. system will begin testing the system spent working from Main Street east Investigations Commission wants the Money must remain on deposit for 180 days. delegates and alternates to the state mittee, Mrs. Grasso said Monday come in four. six. eight, and ten-inch Wednesday. Some of the testing may to the Bolton and Vernon town lines. U.S. Attorney's office to determine if night, “I intend to stay in my job all and national conventions at their Passbook must be stamped, cause disturbances in the town water Work is scheduled to be done the monetary gifts violate federal of this term and, with the help of the meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at p ts and are ready to give that beautiful The worship and music committee supply. Bob Young of the Water Friday in the entire North End. liquor statues, the Hartford Courant Democratic Party, I shall be a can the First Federal Savings & Loan limit one per account of Emanuel Lutheran Church will Department said. said today. didate for re-election." green touch to your home or office. building. West Middle Turnpike. meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. \Veston & Sampson, the Boston (iranl received engineering firm that is doing the 'Christ Is" is the thhme of a series study, will do fire flow testing In the for Hinlerizin{>; Plant Initial deposit of Advent services beginning The Deciding Group of North South End Wednesday and Thursday. HARTFORD (UPIl - pot Wednesday from 7.15 to 8 p.m. at United Methodist Church will have a The firm plans to begin work in the Connecticut has been given size $100. $500. $2,500. $5,000. Trinity Covenant Church. The Rev. reunion tonight at 8 at the church. North End Friday, Young said. a $394,000 grant to help low 4' 1.00 Free 2 Free 4 Free" Norman Swensen, pastor, will speak The testing may disturb the system income elderly and han 6" 5.00 3.00 1 Free 2 Free on "Christ Is Forever’" at The youth committee of Center and cause dirty water in some dicapped persons winterize tomorrow's service. The services, Congregational Church will meet their homes. Gov. Ella T. 8' 10.00 7.00 5.00 1 Free locations, he said. This is similar to planned by the diaconate of the tonight at 7:30 in the Carrier Room of what happens when the Town Water Grasso said today V 16“ 10" 16.00 13.00 11.00 6 0 0 church, will inlude special music and the church. Department flushes water lines. She said the money from 'eg $22l Advent hymns. Young said that if a homeowner the U.S. Department of ideal With additional savings deposits of $50.00 or The Rev, Newell Curtis, pastor of finds dirty water in his home, he Energy was the fourth jrs. shatland wool Center Congregational Church, will should avoid using it until the water major federal grant the CHRISTMAS GIFT fair Isle sweaters 1 An adult Bible study will be con lead a Bible study Wednesday at 1:15 clears, if clothes are washed ac state has received to help Plant Plant ducted Wednesday at 10 a m. at Zion p.m. in the Robbins Room of the cidentally in the dirty water, they face the upcoming winter. Beautiful, (olklonc pot Cost pot Cost Why not • h«nd-p«lntod lawn fair isle Soft, Evangelical Lutheran Church. church. should be kept wet and rewashed She said that made a •Ign or a namo ilgn for thair cot- size size ta flo ... warm fashion gifts for the when the water clears. Four ounces total of $3.5 million in Ordora faftan by Oac. 10 w ill ba juniors on your list' Save 4” 8" The Mothers Club of Center of cream of tartar should be added in federal funds that has been raadf /n t/ma for (ha holiday. I $5 on every one. now' Hunter I w Great Books Discussion Group will Congregational Church will meet beige, burgundy ()" ,0" the washing. committed to home ED’S SIGN SERVICE Sizes 34 to 40 meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Wednesday at 9:30 a m. at the The testing is expected to start on winterization programs in 181 N. SCHOOL ST. the junior place home of Mrs. William Sleith, 32 church. Main Street at the Charter Oak Connecticut during the 646-B622 Street intersection and move north to past two years Supreme eourt gives hope SEIKO to age bias eomplaints •IlM 4-6X FOR EVERYONE YOU LOVE: I'S WATCHES THEYU LOVE. C • I t t i 7-14 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme seven years. The company said a inowbound and warm Court today gave hope to workers thinking reorganization of the department left her girit jackals of bringing age discrimination charges without any work but .she claimed age was SEIKO AND LADY SEIKO. against their employers. the reason. A merry collection of ski jackets with quilled The justices by a 4-4 vote upheld a lower The law applies to persons between 40 nylon shells, nylon linings court decision which e a s^ the time and 65. Fur trimmed hoods! Some /> requirements within which such a lawsuit On a lawyer’s advice, Ms. Dartt im belted styles Plenty of There's a Seiko gift for every pretty assorted solid s' -v v must be filed. mediately got in touch with the Labor important person in your life. Department's Wage and Hour Division, c o lo rs Because of the tie vote, the action does For men, there are day/date g irls sh o p not set a precedent. It fixes the law only in which took a long time attempting con calendars, chronographs, the 10th U.S. Circuit, from which the case ciliation and later investigating. It was deep sea diver models, elegant not until the time limit had expired that a came. Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, dress watches, wrist alarms, / 1 Oklahoma, Utah and Wyoming comprise division employee in Tulsa discussed her and many more. the circuit. right to sue, Ms. Dartt said. She im Umbrella Plant For women, beautiful fashion Vbcca Cane Plant lade Plant Noribik Island Pine The 1967 Age Discrimination in Employ mediately hired a lawyer and announced watches, attractive and sturdy A rugged native of the Southwc-st Enjoys full sun, but with shade A miniature evergreen with a Perfect for the dry air of houses ment Act specifies that in many instances her intent to do so. sport watches, with many notice of private suits must be filed with The 10th Circuit found Ms. Dartt not at styles and dial colors to choose during hottest hours. "layered look". and apartments and other semi-arid dimates the Labor Department within 180 days of fault and said the law is "remedial and from. Comejjnake your the alleged illegal act. The purpose is to humanitarian legislation” which should be selections today. allow for an out-of-court settlement if liberally interpreted to carry out A tradition of banking excellence possible. Congress’ purpose of ending age dis Three other circuits have treated the crimination in employment. Her suit can now go ahead. No. DEOS9M-SS9.SO. 180-day provision rigidly and have dis 17], stt«l, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER tunray brown dial, No. ZW679M-I85.00. The Savings Bank of Manchester missed all cases where it was not com The 180-day restriction applies in the 18 17], stainless steel, luminous handa and states which do not have their own laws on burgundy dial, Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor, ,^shford, Andover, and Bolton. plied with. But the tOth Circuit ruled that markers, adjustable and TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERNON the period can be somewhat more elastic the subject. This group generally encom- bracelet. , passes southern and border states, in Member FDIC. If there is a good reason. MANCHESTER PARKADE Today’s case was brought by Anne cluding Oklahoma. e4S-0072 efao Mancheatei and Verron Slore Houd d ia m o n d Downtown Mancnesiei open Mon -Sat 9 30-5 tn> 9 Dartt, a former employee at the Shell Oil The tie vote came about because Justice VERNON. Tn-City Piara Vernon open Mon ihfy F«i io tu 9 Sat 10 lit 6 Stn 12 5 BRISTOL PLAZA, Company’s credit card center in Tulsa, I’otter Stewart did not participate. Pt»C6 Youf TRUST In the Oiemond Specieliit WESTPARMS, Okla. She was fired on July 31,1973, at age Because of the outcome, the i.ssuc will ffkow TM e SIMSBURY Cue your eonrenienl ICorlh'n Chnrfie Cnnl 51 after having worked there more than probably come to the court again. ...it deserrvs n lot of Credit’. PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov, 29. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 29, 1977 — PAGE THIRTEEN Woolwich to head Coventry residents ask Herald angle Burnham No. 1 gridder Vernon educators Earl Yost Daniel Woolwich, Republican, keeping the Citizens Forum and said for better curve plans Sports Editor on New England scene was elected chairman of the Vernon he will be available and accessible to Coventry residents claimed at a Board of Education Monday night. all. Dr. Woolwich has a local dental District) spoke in favor of the ditional comments may be sent to the marks in New England, and two State Department of Transportation CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) League and junior College per His name was placed in nomination practice. project. “ Visual inspection of the DOT office in Wethersfield to the Yankee Conference standards. (DOT) hearing Monday night that scene begs for action,” he com — Record-setting running back former, waited three seasons for his by Harold Cummings who was He told the board members that attention of George Hubbard, chief of He set career records with 814 plans to realign Route 31 between mented. chance to start and played well originally a contender for the chair the agendas for the meetings have design. Bill Burnham of the University carries for 3,773 yards and 49 manship along with Woolwich, Daley Road and Lisicke Beach do not Former state representative despite a knee injury suffered in the become long and tedious and time Current design plans call for Club entries tops of New iHampshire Monday touchdowns. In that span. New Also placed in nomination was the go far enough. Walter Thorpe reported he had in first game of the season. consuming so he plans to make some realignment of Route 31 from 600 feet Top five finishers in last was named the 1977 winner of Hampshire won a pair of Yankee name of Devra Baum, a Democrat, Stanley Zuzel, who lives on the troduced a bill in 1967 calling for cor Dunn, Springfield football coach adjustments. east of Daley Road easterly for about Thursday's Five Mile Road Race the Harry Agganis award as Conference titles and consecutive for 18 years, won the George C. The vote for Woolwich was 5-4 along One of these adjustments will be to dangerous S curve that has claimed rection of the curve. "It is even more 1,220 feet. Three sharp horizontal several lives in recent years, said, were either club runners or men who the top senior football player in post-season berths in NCAA Division Carens award for “outstanding con a straight party line vote, have extra board meetings as important now,” he said, “because curves would be eliminated by graduated from college a year ago IL playoffs. Cummings was elected vice chair “The design leaves the hill to the east there is more travel.” New England. tributions to New England Football needed. These he said will probably realigning slightly to the north. and ran unattached. Two other awards went to over the years. Dunn, a professor of man, Other Republicans elected to of us as the narrow end of a funnel. Nyser said the road would receive The announcement was made at deal mostly with curriculum. The Home insulation Amby Burfoot of the Mohegan Burnham's Yankee Conference physical education at Springfield offices included JoAnn Worthen, You're just moving the location of 70 percent funding under the Federal the annual Captains and Awards first of these is tentatively scheduled The Coventry Building Department .Striders. Charlie Duggan of the rivals at the University of College, is on a leave of absence, secretary and newly elected board the death trap.” Aide Rural Secondary Program. The Dinner at Fantasia’s Restaurant, for Jan. 17. Florida Track & Field Club, Bob Massachusetts, winners of the con studying health education at Boston member, Lee Belanger, assistant Resident Susan Butterfield con state will pay the remainder of the is sponsoring a program tonight on sponsored by New England Football He said an item of great concern, Hensley, unattached, Bruce Clark, ference crown. UMass Coach Dick University. He is a former chairman treasurer. curred. “You are speeding up the 5170,000 estimated cost. home insulation at 7:30 p.m. at the Writers. that the board will be facing again Captain Nathan Hale School. also unattached, and Jack Muharin of MaePherson was named Coach of the of the College Division All America traffic by widening the road. The Design Engineer John Stock said The 6-foot, 200-pound tailback from this year, is that of discipline in the According to Building Inspector the North Carolina Track Club Year and Minutemen quarterback team selection committee and the Democrats elected were Mrs. signs up there misrepresent the six to 18 inches of the hill would be Boston’s Dorchester section rushed schools He said he will ask the ad John Willnauer, wood stoves, finished in that order. Clark is a Mike Fallon received the Jerry Football Coaches Association. Baum as treasurer and Robert ministration to prepare a detailed curve. You're widening it will not graded and the road would be for a New England single-season Nason Senior Achievment award. eliminate the curve altogether.” She chimneys, and fireplaces will be con former University of Connecticut Scudellari, who missed the final Schwartz assistant secretary. report on disclplne problems and widened from 25 to 30 feet for both great and Hensley is from the record of 1,422 yards this season and Others to receive awards include stated people must slow down in horizonai and vertical realignment. sidered in addition to insulation. three games of the season because of In accepting the chairmanship, possible solutions. University of Oregon. tied the regional mark with 22 former Springfield College Coach their driving if future accidents are This will result in a single flat curve Comparisons will be given on the cost knee surgery, was named the major Woolwich termed this year as a tran This report is to be forwarded to Breaking the stranglehold of club touchdowns. He also carried a record Ted Dunn, Boston College linebacker college Gold Helmet award recipient House record sitional one. He said the board will be to be prevented. with an improved sightline for those of home heating through oil, gas. 281 times, despite a congenital the Curriculum Committee by Jan. 15 wood, coal, and electricity. and unattached runners was a high Rich Scudellari and Middlebury for outstanding week-to-week play choosing a new superintendent and a Moderator Robert Nyser, DOT entering the highway. problem in his ankles. and then that committee is to make a school phenom, 16-year-old Kevin College running back Roy Heffernan. during the past season. new principal for the high school. He public hearings administrator, There will be a flat grass area on Historical meeting He led the nation’s Division II House record for juniors at report, with reccommendations to O'Keefe of M.irsfield Center and MaePherson paced the Minutemen Heffernan, a 195-pound senior half acknowledged that improvement both sides. Stock said, driveways will William Wadhams of Bloomfield runners with a 142.2-yard average said the board won't take these tasks the entire board. E.O. Smith High in Storrs. to an 8-3 record and a berth in the back, was among the leading NCAA the Parkade Lanes was es may indeed promote vehicle speeds. be rebuilt, and erosion and se(iimen- will speak on "Connecticut lightly and added that input from He said another big item facing the The Connecticut State Open divi and in scoring with a 13.2-point NCAA Division II playoffs. He had Division III ball carriers all season. tablished Nov. 26 when Teri "But we must design a ‘forgiving tation control measures will be Celebrates the Bicentennial” tonight Vernon residents would be ap board is the budget. He called on the average per game. received the coaching award in 1972 During his three varsity seasons at road' for the law-abiding citizen,” he taken. as a guest of the Coventry Historical sion cross country champion was Ferguson of 39 Marshall Rd., preciated and welcome. board to continue to be fiscally clocked in 23:17, only 36 seconds In his three years at New for leading Massachusetts to victory Middlebury he rushed for a school added, noting that Connecticut tied Five parcels of land will be Society at its South Street compiled a 252 single game He said he will continue the same responsible and to give the best behind the veteran Burfoot. It was Hampshire, Burnham set or tied 10 in the Boardwalk Bowl. record of 2,631 yards and scored 19 format for the board meetings with Wyoming for having the fastest purchased by the state from abutting headquarters. school records, seven major college score. The Manchester High education for dollars spent. Daniel Woolwich O'Keefe's initial appearance in the Fallon, 24, a former Boston Park touchdowns. drivers in the country. landowners, William Voboril, DOT Wadhams is an historical roman student collected six strikes in Barbara Carr told state officials senior property agent, said the agen ticist who has done research on early holiday feature and was a most creditable showing. her effort which bettered the her teen-age son had died two years cy will pay fair market value for the Hartford through pictures. The Luke O’Connor existing mark of 232. Ferguson ago in an automobile accident on the land. “We do not anticipate that meeting is open to the public. O'Keefe's performance was the Housing plan airs Thursday best by a scholastic runner since has bowled in the Parkade curve. “It is sad that fatalities have anyone will have to be relocated,” he The Historical Society has elected Duggan's sixth placement in 1970, to occur before action is taken,” she said, adding that relocation Jon Harrison president, Robert the feat as a 19-year-old in 1967 while Stabler on one knee Junior program eight years. V ernon town officials, a chance to tour a Barkan is now seeking federal The first college runner to cross said, adding her disappointment that assistance is available to anyone who Hamilton treasurer, Margaret attending College of the Holy Cross. A plan of development and zone similar project in Wallingford. mortgage assistance for construction the finish line was Pat O'Neil, a Florence Mills Associates is a construction would not begin before wishes it. Jacobson secretary, Chris Woods change requested by Florence Mills of the project which will cost about next spring. About 40 townspeople attended the sophomore, who stepped into and private group formed by Barkan 53 million. corresponding secretary, and Bert Irish flavor Associates Inc. on a proposal to con Sate Sen. David Barry (D-4th hearing, although few spoke. Ad Rappe publicist. capably filled Clark's shoes with the vert the U.S. Envelope factory into Development Corp. of Chestnut Hills, The zone change requested is from Huskies this fall. Glancing at the prize list for the paces Raiders^ win Longhorns apartments for the elderly, will be Mass., developers of the proposed general industry to planned residen O'Neil, 19, was two seconds slower Five Mile Road Race, it looks like reviewed at a public hearing of the housing project. Florence Mills will tial. A variance will also be needed than O'Keefe and is a definite future the Irish had a lot to root for with Zoning Commission, Thursday at manage the Rockville project. for parking space and apartment threat to. stop Burfoot's seven-year Charlie Duggan, Kevia O’Keefe, Pat out to hold Barkan has already received ap density. This will have to come from PZC eyes master plan O'Neil, Kevin McCusker, Jack OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Building, reign as king of the Five Milers. proval for a federal rental assistance Ken Stabler survived despite a Park Place. the ^nlng Board of Appeals. A Coventry meetings such as residential and Kevin McCusker of the University McDonald, Craig McColl, Luke O’ No. 1 berth The public hearing, conducted Nov. program. This will allow future special permit will also be needed hearings piecemeal or to wait until of Massachusetts and Paul Connor, Tom Rooney and Henry gimpy knee, and now the open space/recreational. the entire plan is completed. Other 17, was recessed to 'ITiursday to give tenants who qualify for the housing to from the Planning Commission The Coventry Planning and Zoning Oparowski of Bates, a pair of O’Connell all recipients of awards for Oakland Raiders feel their pay only up to 25 percent of their in In general, the proposal Would agenda items include several sub commission members and other because the height exceeds the 35- Commission (PZC) is expected to strengthen the commercial area now collegians fresh from fine cross being among the top 25 chances of winning the AFC NEW YORK (UPI) - Texas come for rent. foot minimum. consider a general overview of its division applications, including a known as the “Village” along Main country seasons, grabbed the next finishers...Amby Burfoot’s winning West are as good as Denver’s finished the regular college football proposed master plan of develop controversial one by Isadore Case for two spots, eighth and ninth. margin of nine seconds matched his Street by limiting other areas with nine lots on a triangular parcel season as the No, 1 ranked team in ment for Coventry at its meeting Besides O'Keefe and O'Neil, other performance of the previous year even though they trail the the country and goes on to the Cotton tonight at 7:30 at the Town Hall. commercial establishments such as bordered by Merrow Road, Goose Area police report those along Route 44A, Daley Road, youngsters who will have to be when he edged John Vitale by the Broncos by a game. Bowl, Jan. 2, to prove on the field it The PZC's preliminary draft, Lane, and North River Road. and South Street. The only industrial seriously reckoned with next same margin. This time around, deserves the rating against No. 5 drawn up by Town Planner Gregory November are Joe Guinan, 20, of Charlie Duggan was No. 2 in \ ern on zone to be added would be a portion stabler, hobbling at times but still ranked Notre Dame. Rd., Ellington, lost control of his car in connection with a burglary Oct. 19 Padick, also proposes severely cut Residents of that area recently Columbia University, 18-year-old line...Burfoot's time of 22:41 was Elizabeth Phelps, 57, of Vernon of Bread and Milk Street near the petitioned the Town Council to cor quite mobile, played long enough That was the drama set up by the at 6:07 a.m. on Graham Road 50 feet in which some silverware was ting commercial and industrial areas Tolland border. Luke O'Connor of UConn, 17-year-old seven seconds slower than in '76. He Monday night to Uirow three scoring final regular-season ratings of the was treated at Rockville General north of Hayes Road. Police said in town. The PZC is holding monthly rect a dangerous intersection at reported missing from property on The PZC will decide Tuesday Holy Cross freshman Mike Cobb, predicted before the run he expected passes, and his effort paid off in a 34- United Press International Board of Hospital for injuries received Mon Barrow was southbound when his car workshops on the plan and will take Merrow Road and Goose Lane having Norman Drive, Police said the whether to finalize the draft state another 20-year-oId, Jody to finish in no slower than two 13 victory over the Buffalo Bills. Coaches. The coaches will make one day night in an accident on Route 30 went off the road and struck a tree. up other zones in subsequent a narrow dirt road with poor visibili near Meadowlark Road, She was silverware was recovered a couple of ment and whether to hold public Weatherwax of Virginia Military seconds off his '76 pace. With a big more ranking — after the Jdn. 2 Police said Barrow was taken to days later in Glastonbury at which ty. lead and little pressure, the former The victory gave the defending released after treatment. Police said Institure and Dave Boraks of Cornell games in which eight of the 10 top- Manchester Memorial Hospital Wesleyan star eased up and won as world champions a 9-2 record and the accident occurred at 11 p.m. time Glastonbury police arrested University. All finished in the top 25. ranked teams are pitted against each where he was treated for minor in Honor of being the youngest winner he pleased by 90 yards. He’s Sunday they host the Minnesota when Vito Covensky, 45, of 835 Foster Walker. South Windsor police sub other. juries and released. in the 41-year history of the race employed by Croft Publishers in Vikings, who are in a close fight for S t, Windsor, hit the car in front of sequently issued an arrest warrant The final regular-season rankings Police reported another car acci Zoning variances granted belongs to Art Dulong who turned in Waterford. the NFC Central title. him being driven by Ms. Phelps. and charged Walker with larceny in proved a runaway for Texas, the only dent Monday at 7:30 a.m., on Strong the third degree and second degree unbeaten and untied team in the Covensky was charged with failure to Bolton structure as an antique shop and fine after 3:30 p.m. Road, but no action was taken. burglary. Police said Walker was The Broncos, who are 10-1, play the country, as the Longhorns received drive a safe distance apart. Court Monday at 8:28 a.m ., police The Zoning Board of Appeals arts studio. Music workshops San Diego Chargers, the team that date, Dec. 15, returned to the Hartford Correc 36 first-place votes and a total of 405 reported a car went off the road granted variances to the zoning The apparent violations of the FOl A trio of professional musicians upset the Raiders 12-'7 a week ago and Daniel .Narkawicz, 21, of 97 Grand tional Institution. Both cases are con points. Oklahoma (10-1) was second Buckland Road south of Doming tinued. regulations and apparently violated Act include notice of the hearing not from The Hartford Symphony will Ex-sports agent then beat Seattle, Ave , Rockville, was arrested Mon with 350 points and Alabama (10-1) Street. Police said no one was hurt. the Freedom of Information Act being filed at the town clerk's office, present two workshops for Bolton day at 10:09 p.m and charged with was third with 321. Two model homes were State police arraigned Robert W. several times in connection with a votes of members not being filed Elementary Center School students Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins, operating a motor vehicle without a Rounding out the top 10 were burglarized Monday afternoon, ac Morse, 21, of 69 Oak St,, Windsor hearing in October. within 48 hours and minutes not filed Jan. 27. gets prison term who are 8-3 and closest to the Raiders license Court date. Dec. 15. Michigan (10-1) with 287 points, cording to police. Locks, Monday at 6:30 p.m. and After the hearing the ZBA granted within seven days. for the AFC wild card berth should Mark G. Bousquet, 18, of 9 i i k Notre Dame (9-1 with one game to Police said that Chapel Hill charged him with carrying a variances to Arthur Becker and Senior citizens Oakland miss winning a division ti Westland Road, Ellington, was play) with 245, Arkansas (10-1) wih Developers, of 626 Ellington Road dangerous weapon, and also for Frances Hailston. No one from the Course eliminalefl tle, go against New England. arrested Monday at 5 p.m. and The Bolton Senior Citizens will MINEOLA, N.Y. (UPI) — Former sports agent Richard 183, Penn State (10-1) with 168, Ohio report^ that a microwave oven was failure to appear in court on Oct. 28 public attended the hearing. The skateboard mini-course for charged with reckless driving on meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m at the Sorkin, who admitted embezzling $360,000 from seven “Being realistic,” Raider Coach Surrounded but gets off pass State (9-2) with 141, Pittsburgh (8-2- missing from a model home on lot 33, to answer to the weapon charge. Becker was granted a variance to Bolton Elementary-Center School Community Hall. A speaker from the Union Street. Court date, Dec. 28. John Madden said, after watching his 1) with 52 and Clemson (8-2-1) with Muriel Drive. The T&M Builders Police said he was arrested Monday the side yard requirements for Grade 7 and 8 students was Social Security office will talk about professional hockey and basketball players, has been sentenced Oakland quarterback Ken Stabler is surrounded by Buffalo South IZ'indMOr team demolish Buffalo, now 2-9, “we 23. reported a divan and chair valued at on a rearrest warrant from the Court property at 750 Hop River Road with eliminated because of the danger in to up to three years in prison. linemen but he managed to get off pass for 38 yards to Clarence Police reported a few minor ac changes in the Social Security law can still catch the Broncos, especial Kentucky, Michigan State, 5670 missing from a model home on of Common Pleas. Morse was the condition it applies to the present volved and the possibility of liability Davis. Raiders prevailed in NFL. (UPI photo) cidents Monday morning as a result and answer any questions. Sorkin, 37, stood silently Monday in agent," Reisch explained. ly if we play as we did against the Redlands (Calif.), Western State Morton Lane, released on a 5300 cash bond and structure only as it now exists. of slippery roads. to the school, said Richard Packman, The seniors will finalize plans for Nassau County Court as sentence Nassau Assistant District Attorney Bills.” (Colo.) and Houston are not included John Lee Walker, 22, of 20 Hebron scheduled to appear in court in Mrs. Hailston of 54 West St. was principal. Mannie Barrow, 40. of 312 Crane their Christmas party. Ruth Kearns, was imposed by Judge Henderson Robert Clarey, chief of the DA’s Stabler and Mark Van Eeghen The Raiders took a 20-10 halftime touchdown — a 29-yard throw to John in the rankings because they are on St., Hartford, was arrested Monday Rockville Dec. 13. granted a variance for size and use of Students are asked not to bring visiting nurse, will attend for Morrison. Commercial Frauds Bureau, were the key players. Stabler threw lead but the Bills got a second field Kimbrough. But it was nowhere probation by the NCAA. home business requirements. She skateboards to school because there counseling and to take blood Sorkln’s attorney, Richard Reisch, recommended a prison term of up to TD passes of 28 and 12 yards to Cliff goal from Carson Long in the early nearly enough Oklahoma and Alabama each will be allowed to use an existing is no supervision before 8:30 a.m. and pressures. Free throw contest pleaded for a probationary sentence four years, noting the defendant’s Branch and‘44 yards to Fred Bilet- minutes of the third quarter to trail Oakland may hear something about received two of the first-place votes, that would have kept his client out of bankrupt business, Richard Sorkin nikoff. That gave him 16 scoring by only a touchdown, 20-13. the game from league officials. which did not go to Texas, and Notre scheduled at school jail. Associates, owes money to clients passes for the year. Then, Stabler and Van Eegehn Late in the third quarter Bilet- Dame got one. SEWING MACHINE SALE "He wasn't trying to take the and other expenses totaling 51,2 Van Eeghen ran for 143 yards and went to work, moving the Raiders 63 nikoff thought he had caught a In addition to the Texas-Notre South Windsor million. yards in six plays for one score, then scoring pass. The official nearest the Dame pairing in the Cotton Bowl, BRAND NEW WHITE® ZIG-ZAG money for himself,” Reisch told the now has 1,011 for the season. He is A South Windsor townwide free throw contest will be judge. "He lost the players’ money Morrison imposed an indeter the first player in Raider history to only 20 in three for another following play said Biletnikoff trapped the ball bowl game matchups involving held Friday at Timothy Edwards School gym. The con with bullt-ln Stretch stitch, investing In the stock market, and he minate term of up to three years on have two l,()00-yard seasons. a fumble recovery by Jack Tatum. and when the Oakland wide receiver teams in the top 10 include No. 2 test is open to all boys and girls who are town residents gambled, trying to do what people in Sorkin “to deter those (other agents ‘T m not all that interested in per That put the game out of reach even bumped him in protest, he threw him Oklahoma vs. No. 6 Arkansas in the ages 11-14 Certificates will be presented to all entrants. Button hole, hems, monograms, similar circumstances will often do for professional athletes) in like posi sonal accomplishments,” said Van though Joe Ferguson never stopped out of the game Orange Bowl, No. 3 Alabama vs. No. tion from doing what he did.” firing. Biletnikoff refused to discuss the 8 Ohio State in the Sugar and No. 4 Armata s Supermarket has donated trophies which will sews on buttons. to recoup losses." Eeghen. “It only counts if we win. If be awarded to the boy and girl winner in each age group. V SHOP EARLY "He was merely trying to make a Sorkin was named last June in an we don’t win, i t ’s of no con The young Buffalo quarterback had situation, but he was still upset after Michigan vs. No. 14 Washington in Retails $229.00 These winners may advance to district, regional and reputation for himself as a top-flight indictment charging him with 32 sequence.” 18 completions for 252 yards and one the game was over. the Rose state level competition. NOW ONLY counts of grand larceny involving the Pete Banaszak scored the other Applications are available at Armata's, and mailed to AVOID THE Sift candidates theft of 5789,500, most of it from 30 two Oakland touchdowns, cracking a Sift candidates Metv captains George Hodges, 19 Oakwood Dr., South Windsor, by Dec LIMITED QUANTITY top-ranking hockey and basketball baton r o u g e . La. (UPI) - yard each time, and now has 51 for HANOVER. N H (CPIi 1. For additional information call, 644-1755. Small dapoalt will hold till Xmta. players. But he was allowed to plead BATON ROUGE, La. Southern University President Jesse his Raider career. Basketball MYHA - Quarterback Eugene This year's contest is sponsored by the Rev. Rosen- SAVE UP TO 60% ON ALL FAMOUS BRANDS guilty on Sept. 20 to seven counts of (UPII — Southern Univer burger Knights of Columbus Council. Stone Jr. Monday appointed a 15- the indictment, charging he sity President Jesse Stone Teevens of Pembroke. CEITY SEWING CENTER CHRISTMAS member committee to recommend embezzled 5360,000. BLSINESSMA.N Jr. Monday appointed a 15- Mass., and linebacker Garden cluh sets meeting candidates for head football coach. Paul Russillo tossed in 25 IK W i:!. .Joseph Nastri of West 244 FARMINGTON AVE., HARTFORD Among his victims the major member committee to Army & Navy Squirt The Down to Earth Garden Club of South Windsor will Leonard Barnes, chancellor of Celts on-road points and Norm Hanford. Conn . have been * Tel. 522-0476 losers were Bobby Nystrom of the recommend candidates for travel learn whipped meet Dec. 7 at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Southern's Shreveport campus, will BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Daighnault 21 in leading elecled co-captains of the New York Islanders, 5145,000; Ron head football coach. Wallingford. 8-1, at the Rd at 7:45 p.m. The program will be a demonstration of represent the university administra Celtics conclude an abbreviated road Dubaldo-Lesperance to a 1978 football team at Dart CRUNCH! Greschner of the New York Rangers, Leonard Barnes, Bolton Ice Palace Satur dried wreath making by Doris Civitello of Caprilands tion and serve as committee chair trip when they face the Hawks in 71-54 triumph over B.A. mouth (Mllege Captains of 586,000; Jude Drouin of the Islanders, chancellor of Southern’s day. Brian Gallahue and Herb Farm in Coventry. Hostesses for the evening will be MANCHESTER man. Other members will represent Atlanta Tuesday night. Club in opening night cage the soccer learn recently 556,000; and the Islanders’ Gary Shreveport campus, will Bret Faclora each had Elissa Kiessling and Betty Gehris. alumni, students, faculty, staff, The Hawks, 10-6, are in second action last night at Illing. elected at the college are Howatt, 555,000. represent the university three goals and Kevin Hutt PZC okays development WALLPAPER and PAINT boosters and the athletic depart place in the NBA Central Division — A1 Wiley had 15 markers junior fullback Tom Ryan Under the players’ contracts, administration and serve and Brian Coughlin one ment. 1 1/2 games behind the Geveland and Chuck Langford and of St L ouis. Mo . and The South Windsor Planning and Zoning Commission 1(5 WEST MIDOLE TPKL, MANCH. SMART SANTA'S SHOP Sorkin was supposed to invest their as committee chairman. each for the locals. Cavaliers. Jim Tuttle 13 and 10 junior midlielder Dave has voted to approve, with conditions, the application of funds, pay their rent, credit card, Other members will repre Coughlin and Hutt each had Alexander J Terlizzi for a site plan of development on TR (46-0143 WHERE auto insurance and other bills and The Celtics, 6-11, are in fourth respectively for the B.A. sent alumni, students, Wilson of Westport. Conn. Coach ailing place In the five-team Atlantic Divi John Alexander pumped two assists and Gallahue, property located at 52 Burnham St. in an Industrial Zone. provide them with stipulated weekly faculty, staff, boosters and Jason Hanford, and Randy Gifts sought for veterans SATISFACTION GOES SEATTLE (UPI) - Seattle Super allowances. sion, a full seven games behind the in 29 and Bill Kelly (15), the athletic department sonic Fred Brown remained at home Philadelphia 76ers. Tim Coughlin (13) and Bud Nightingale one each. The American Legion Auxiliary Abe E. Miller unit 133 The fraud came to light when many The Bantam travel team tiarness begins HAND-IN-HANO WITH Monday when his team left on a four- The Celtics return to Boston Talaga (12) also hit double South Windsor is asking each member to help with gifts of the players received bills for dropped a 6-5 decision to KOXBORO. Mass lUPD ^ O f f game road trip because of the flare- Garden for a Wednesday night game digits as LaStrada-West for the three veterans hospitals. Gifts may be donated for obligations that Sorkin was supposed Wallingford. Dan Wein- — The .New England TRI-CITY PLAZA up of an old knee injury. to have taken care of. with the Chicago Bulls. downed Irish Insurance, 78- men who cannot get out to do shopping for their own 59. Pete Denz and Thur baum had two goals and Harness Raceway opens a families. Suggested are gifts one might buy for his own SAVE YOURSELF TIME U)4-niglU winter meeting man Roundtree each 8 I?®IS‘if©Q UIZ Willie Simon, Scott Ver- family — pajamas, dress shirts, robes or sweaters. They AND MONEY. SHOP AT netted 13 markers for bridge and Garth Slycz one Dec 1 Post time is 7:45 may be dropped off at 60 Parkview Dr. For pickup call each. Carl Florentine had p III 289-0707 or 644-8245. H H i, TRI-CITY PLAZA Five Whalers fined in brawl Irish, Craig Phillips popped in two assists and Leon Botteron one. Wallingford Jaycees plan banquet HARTFORD (UPI) - In an effort said WHA publicity director Gary the light. 20 points. Bob Hartnett 16 • PLENTY OF FREE PARKING goal scorers were un The South Windsor Jaycees will hold their annual to curb violence on its rinks, the Clark. "Our aim is to stop It right Other Whalers who were fined and Dave McKenna 11 to known. Distinguished Service and Outstanding Educator Awards • OUTSTANDING VALUES World Hockey Association has now.” were Jack Carlson, 5600; Rick Ley, pace Westown to a 65-58 Banquet Jan. 20 at Willie's Steak House in Manchester. suspended two players and levied The WHA suspended the Oilers’ 550; Gordie Roberts, 550 and Mike duke over Telso in National Recently, the bantams BOLAND Nominations are being accepted for OutsUnding Young • 29 FINE MERCHANTS fines totaling 52,600 to members of Dave Semenko for three days and Rogers, 550. The Oilers’ Butch Dead- League play. Rick Kearney tied Ridgefield, 1-1, in Educator (between ages of 18 and 35), Outstanding two teams involved in a weekend fined him 51,350 for “a gross miscon marsh was fined 5100 and his team (18), Lawrence Baidyga Ridgefield. Mike McNiff OIL CO. Educator (any age). Distinguished Service Award • NAME BRAND QUALITY brawl. duct, game misconduct, molesting an mate, Gary MacGregor, received a (11) and Michael Holier scored the goal. EST.1935 (between ages of 18 and 35) and Distinguished Service Although the fines and suspensions official and making an obscene 550 fine. (10) topped Telso. Award (any age). SAVE $3.75 / MERCHANDISE I PICTURES handed out Monday only affected gesture” during a brawl in Satur The WHA has scheduled a hearing Jimmie’s Cafe got past FUEL OIL Nomination forms may be picked up at the post office • Removea 5-10 coata players on the New England Whalers day’s game with the Whalers. today in Winnipeg to determine what Eastern Realty, 63-59, with SMG9h WY(to0insonv«s not SE New England's George Lyle, (W HIP r TWO Divisions. or the police station or by contacting Mike Gessay or of paint, varnleh, WITH SANTA and the Edmonton Oilers, WHA of- should be done with seven players in Don Grundmeier (23), Farr's, behind the AUTOMATIC DELIVERY • Clear, urethane finlah Semenko’s sparring partner, was Bruce Hence (13) and WMT Division (JWNh DIO He Bruce Braithwaite Deadline for nominations is Jan. 4. lacquer, ahellac, TRI-CITY PLAZA licials ^ id they are investigating volved a Sunday night brawl between w»i WHen He Wd Boso oiseii? shutout goaltending of 24 HOUR SERVICE Gurtuun Saturday set — like a liquid plaatic. e n a m e l, latex, other fights involving the Bir slap|>ed with a two-game suspension the Jets and the Bulls. Chuck Hughes (10) best for George Chambers blanked • Available Satin or LEHERS 'and a 5350 fine for “a game miscon % llSHTWeiem Avery Street School PTO will sponsor a "Cartoon urethane, mingham Bulls, the Cincinnati League officials also said they are the winners and Kevin Wethersfield, 2-0, in Pee 646-6320 Qlote for uae on now RTS. 83 A 30 OFF 1-86 duct and molesting an official.” B MlWlEWeiGHT Saturday " on Dec. 17 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the school gym. polyurethane and FROM SANTA Stingers and the Winnepeg Jets. Investigating a Thanksgiving night Dunn and Doug Berk Wee play Sunday. Dan Duff 369 CMitar 81. wood or over old Hcferecs at Saturday's game were c. wenerweioHT I'here is an admission charge per child and it will be ataln. VERNON '"nils was a week in which we had light in Birmingham between the pouring in 21 apiece for and Alton Molin tallied for M anchM tw linlahea. roughed up as they tried to break up collected at the door. Refreshments will be .sold. • Scrapa-ofl. a couple of unfortunate incidents,” Bulls and the Stingers. Eastern, lH9l3M91d<]UU J3M5Ut Farr's. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 29, 1977
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Penn State, Pitt head National Weather Forecast COUNTRY CLUB- Vito jaOO 30pO 3A24 Agostinelli 137, Don Benoit ilR* ^ 152-383, Bert Davis 139-135- She H erali) H A m iJ REALTOR 405, Dick Gardella 136, Len REALE’S MIS ■ /I' All-East football squad Giglio 141, Todd Peck 356, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Favwtte Hang Out John Rieder 151-371, Terry Schilling 141-353, Pete NEW YORK (UPI) - tions in a voting of eastern college end Bill Banks, linebackers Ron Staum 140-363. D.F. Reale Despite losing the battle for coaches conducted by UPI. back Larry King and placekicker ReaHors Hostetler and Rick Donaldson and Dave Jacobs were named from PHONE 643-2711 j6 the Lambert Trophy to cross The Panthers named quarterback middle guard Randy Sidler. Tackle 646-4S25 Matt Cavanaugh, running back ' Syracuse. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Keith Dorney was the Nittany Lions’ ITSMaln 81. Manchwtor, Conn. state rival Penn State, Elliott Walker, wide receiver Gordon Tight end Clennie Brundidge was Jal alal lone selection on the offensive squad. Army’s selection, defensive back loaiti naniAiuiii Pittsburgh received some Jones and center Tom Brzoza to the JO, Other players selected were offen John Sturges was chosen from Navy results. satisfaction Monday by out- offensive unit and placed end Hugh sive guard John Schmeding, and defensive tackle Gregg Robinson Help Wanted 13 $58,900 - SPRING STREET. gaining the Nittany Lions for Green, tackle Randy Holloway and linebacker Rich Scudellari and Three bedroom Ranch, huge was picked from Dartmouth. berths on the United Press deep back Bob Jury to the defensive punter Jim Walton from Boston Monday night You can have every weekend off apaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasfi i rec room, IV4 baths, fireplace. This year’s club is highlighted by 2 car garage. 100 x 200’ corner, International All-East college squad. College, while Colgate placed run E Z3* The Nittany Lions, whose defense seven underclassmen. Green is only u r i W » T H t* roTOCAST • 646-8727, evenings 649-1294, football team. ning back Henry White and offensive a freshman, Donaldson is a when Ed Gorman works for you 643-1357. Broker. was the key to their 10-1 regular tackle Rick Ooell on the team. iMBMCe* I7.H 121 4.N GARNERS Pittsburgh, beaten, 15-13, by Penn sophomore and Brundidge, Jones, For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesday. During Tuesday season performance, were Offensive guard Steve Carfora and S Im WM Sil 4Jt COVENTRY. NORTH - 8 State last Saturday, outscored the Dorney, Schmeding and Jacobs are iMvtiiSni* IN night, rain is expected to be found over much of the area from Room Garrison Colonial. 1 represented on the defensive team by running back John Pagliaro were the Gulf Coast to the Ohio Valley, as well as in parts of the mid 1/2 Nittany Lions. 7-5, in All-East men juniors. 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ESCAA Field No brokers Call 646-4528 46- night at 8. will be given away at Tribcb 12-t 31N2N Happy Ads $2.30 inch — no experience necessary. Full time nights. 12 to 12, Writers Alliance Jan. 16 at making a hollow echo in knocking a portion of the 10 - insurtnet Texin Corp. 49 Regent St., 4528. Free Drawing EbfMli Excellent pay. Write 8 a.m., 6 days a week. Training Division Box 619,. Central’s Tony Smith stole a MCC the Hartford Civic Center. New England ears. opponent’s anatomy into I M Mnr I 12.N IN IN EMPLOYMENT American Service, 8350 Park Manchester. Wading River, New York. Wed., Nov. S M IS t f f b IN 3N 13 Mtip Wtnltd Experience helpful, 11792. MANCHESTER - Residential pass with six seconds left that set up Vieira is currently The Broncos — led by the the dirt. 2ArHAeb 2N Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, 30th. : 14 — Business Opportunitits but will train. Must RN FOR Internists’ office in B Zone Building Lot. N Doherty's two clinching foul shots. Orange Crush defense and Miller is gone now, M b H 3 3 1 N 15 - Situttion Wanted 75231. Central New England (65): baseball coach at New M K b 13 3121N be over 18 years. Manchester. Position MANY PEOPLE only dream Convenient location All Up until then it had been a tight, see exciting offense — are the making players and fans in Gayle 4 1-1 9, Thomas 10 1-4 21, Law- Haven college and a top Tribcb 13-2 3T41TI EDUCATION NURSES AIDES. Full time, Apply... available January 3, 1978. of owning their own business. utilities Priced to sell Paul saw struggle, with both teams son 2 0-0 4, Robinson 10-0 2, Smith 4 1- hit of 1977. They’re the Denver smile while the T«M ,18 Private Inatructlona all shifts, high starting rate, Hours 9-5 p.m. Monday thru Perhaps it’s lime for you to W Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. 7 Itm i Acb 17.N IN 7N 19 — ScnooiS'Clastea exchanging the lead flight New England team that has arrived. performers and spectators 20 Inatructlona Wanted excellent benefits Apply in Friday with alternating Satur pursue that dream. I have 3 9, Doherty 0 4-5 4, Leslie 6 0-0 12, 4 M M IIN IN “ days. Daily schedule may MCC Coach Frank Kind admitted college basketball official. Yet all this hoopla hurts in New England clench 5 tN j Uttm 4N person Mrs, Ferguson, Direc MORIARTY over 1,000 businessess for sale Real Ettata Wanted 28 Brooks 00-0 0, Cooper 20-0 4 Totals 29 . . 17 341.N REAL ESTATE tor of Nursing or Mr. Atlas. vary so applicant must be by owners. Many for that his team was "disappointed”, the folks in the their teeth and hope to PirfNb 3121N 23 Humes lor Salt 7-13 65. U — flexible. Please send resume minimum down. For free Tribcb 74M M M n 3I32N 24 Lols-Land lor' Sale^ Lorraine Manor Nursing BROTHERS ALL CASH For your property, despite a 22-point effort from 6-9 N ortheastern pocket of slide into the playoffs with 25 — invesimeni Property ' along with salary .MCC (62): Milner 3 0-0 6, Thomp ItbiMfi- 2NI Home, 25 Lorraine Street, 233- 319 Cantor SIraat brochure write: Interstate within 24 hours Avoid R ^ center Bruce LeDoyt. LeDoyt footbll fandom known as the help of other teams. 26 Business Property t 'n i requirements and references Business Marketing, P.O. Box Tape. Instant Service, Hayes son 2 Od) 4, LeDoyt 10 2-2 22, Litke 6 0- M ; 32NNI 27 Resort Property 8242.______Manchaatar, Conn. provided the rebounding punch on New England. These in Miller’s Broncos helped 26 - Real Estate Wanted to P.O. Box V, Manchester. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. Corporation, 646-0131 2 12, Zocco 0 0-0 0, Zito 6 0-2 12, Oliver PART TIME HEAD Librarian 0 ADVERTISING offense and defense. Tri-captain Paul Syracuse spired Broncos seem the Sunday by defeating MISC. SERVICES 3 0-0 6, Dixson 0 0-0 0, Wilson 0 0-0 0, - For Andover Public Library, MOTHERLY Babysitter SERVICE BUSINESS with SELLING your house'’ Call us Litke also chipped in 12 points to the successors to the New 31 Services Offered Niedomys 0 0-0 0 Totals 30 2-6 62 Baltimore. But if those 32 - Pamiing-Papering DEADLINE approximately 20 hours week Needed - For working mother, $800.00 a week incom e first and we ll make you a England Patriots of 1976. Broncos were the same as 33 — Buiiding-Contraciing ly. Persons with library MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - nights. Only those interested available in this area. A cash cash offer T.J Crockett, 34 — Roofing-Sidmg 12 00 noon the day before They are the team of last year, the Patriots experience, or library science Busy Doctors office. Hours in children need apply. Call business Minimun down pay Realtor, 643-1577 loses out 35 — Healmg-Piumbing publication 646-4675. — Flooring education preferred. Send 8:30 to 5:00, Monday thru ment required. Telephone 203- never-ending surprises, the would have a chance of 36 Deadline tor Saturday and 37 — Moving-Trucking-Sloraga Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday resume to Box 38, Andover, Thursday, and Saturday mor 627-0550, 203-481-9544. IMMEDIATE Cash for your Sports briefs club that has gone farther gaining a Wild Card berth Jal alal 38 - Services Wanted Conn. 06232. ning. Experience helpful, but TOWN JOB OPENINGS properly. Let us explain our than expected because of in the playoffs. MISC. FOR SALC not necessary. Some typing Three l3i general main- BEAUTY PARLOR - lair proposal. Call Mr. in opener Household Goods the togetherness factor. Maybe it is unfair to say entries 40 PLEASE READ SALES PERSON required. Write Box U. c/o tainers. and crew leader Excellent Bolton location Belfiore, 647-1413 41 — A rlic l^ for Sale Manchester Herald. Lucrative lime to start. Lou Brock honored Yet the Patriots, who Miller was the key man in Tueflday Night 42 — Building Supplies F r M la n e * (or Herrick Park Improve V NEW YORK (U PI) - It didn’t take YOUR AD Business and all equipment. iMAY WE BUY your home’’ caught everybody napping the Patriots’ ’76 success. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Part of lull lima ment Town contact - OXFORD, Ohio (UPI) Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals, whose 35 long for Purdue and Syracuse, two of m snon 44 Livestock RESPONSIBLE Child Care All offers considered. Also Quick, lair, all cash and no en route to an 11-3 season 1. faab Ui|8 11 _ Boats Accessories Classified ads are taken over Sail Spaclalty Advar- Stanley Bates - 643-9963 stolen bases this year made him baseball's modern stealing champion, was Maybe his loss is 1. S«fb 7-2 45 & Expert. In Manchester with Main Street, Manchester loca problems. Call Warren E the country’s top college basketball in 1976, seem to have lost a 2. hn bi 11 i n 11 46 Sporting GoodS the phone as a convenience llalng producta - local Funded by Title VI CETA tion. Business and equipment. Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. magnified because of other 1 M Z*«i I 71 47 — Gprden Products The Herald is responsible lor good references, for working voted the annual Lou Gehrig Memorial Award Monday. teams, to learn that press clippings I bpi 11 tarrilory. Applicants must FIRST Only $6500. Lessenger Sells, touch of that lovin’ feelin’. problems surrounding the i iHah 12 4. btn 12 48 Antiques only one incorrect insertion and mother. St. James School Brock s 35 steals during the 1977 season raised his career total to 900 — 3. M M « 11 Wanted to Buy 646-8713. WE WILL BUY Your home. don’t win games — especially on ■Some say the John '77 Patriots. IbM 11 49 then only to the size of the area would be ideal. Call 649- contact Conn. Slate I Am Sir|b 11 1 ftmosm 11 original insertion E/rors which 8 7 5 - 1 9 0 9 _____ 5578, after 5:30. Salary Immediate sale Fast, ef yight more than the previous modern mark of 892 held by Ty Cobb. The all- enemy courts. 7. be Cm 11 RENTALS Employment Office. 806 Hannah-Leon Gray defec Or maybe he’s the type 7. Om 7-1 do not lessen the value of the Situation Wanted IS ficient, professional service. time record is 937 by Billy Hamilton who played prior to 1900. Each opened the season with an i PA hd 7-2 1 ArbcN 11 52 Rooms lor Rent negotiable. Main St . Manchester. tion infected the team far of guy who stirs a team to W M r M M r v I SN kb 53 - Apartments lor Rent advertisement will not be cor Arruda-Barcomb. 644-1539, Homes for Rent Conn impressive victory but also felt the 113 112112114 11-31 M 114 1-34 54 rected by an additional inser MECHANICS. Manufacturer “I’M DREAMING of a Green CHILD CARE in licensed 5269395 beyond the three games the play up to maximum poten 55 - Business for Rent tion One (ll Administrative Sign free agent sting of an early-season loss Monday suaa oomi — Resort Properly for Rent of abrasive blast equipment Christmas!" Be an Avon home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, All-Pro pair missed. 1. Ira l«br«i 12 56 Assistant to the First tial. Certainly a team 1-FraM M I 7-2 57 — Wanted to Rent requires mechanic with laundry outings and overtime night, when Indiana State routed 2. M Itfib 7-2 Representative. Earn money Houaahold Goode 40 ■■ hini!fr"^M * Chicago White Sox Monday signed free-agent Alvin Others say the Patriots needs talent to turn around 2. iiM Sarib 11 58 - Misc for Rent knowledge of assembly of Selectman and the Board services. Manchester. Deb seventh-ranked Purdue, 91-63, at 1 Am Cm 11 3. Pfb ArbcN 12 in your spare time. Start now - miss Andy Johnson more a losing program. But it i b ^ P ^ 11 AUTOMOTIVE machinery and machining; buy lots of presents this of Selecmen (or manage bie, 643-1790. REFRIGERATORS Terre Haute, Ind., and Dayton scored 11 blueprint reading is also u ‘ published reports Moore was signed than most fans realize. also needs a motivator. 3. MmCI- mtNi IM w 11 I 11 61 Autos for Sale December. Call 523-9401. ment assignments. Town Washers, ranges, used, a 76-67 victory over Syracuse at i H n Cm I I UMbAob 11 62 — Trucks lor Sale requlred.d. Apply in person to contact - Henry Ryba - 643- guaranteed and clean New Then there’s the theory Miller helped the 7. M ) bi 7-1 7.l8*MCMI7-l 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale your bustne'ss* ^ disclose the amount - " It’s none of Dayton, Ohio. lb«Um 11 □ NOTICES Oscar Forand, Shop DEPENDABLE BEGINNER. shipment damaged, GE and that the'P atriots were so L bfaZm 11 64 -- Molorcydes-Bicycies 7517. Funded (iy CETA. Ti □ EDUCATION Patriots get fired up last SNSFMbObn S N S k riM 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Superintendent. Interviews Mechanically incllnded, neat Frigidaire. Low prices B D Larry Bird scored 26 points and 2- M 2-34 113 M l tle II Applicants must dose a year ago because of season and he has the II- 211-3141 143 Homes conducted in the afternoon appearance, enjoy working FIRST contact Conn State Pearl and Son, 649 Main had 17 rebounds for Indiana State, the rapport between TM NKTI 66 Automotive Service Lost tnd Found 1 Monday through Friday, 1:30 with public. Opportunity for Street, 643-2171 Mam Street. Mets reduce roster Broncos bucking for the 1. M b C1. m 7-1 MlMwl7-267 - Autos for Rent-Lease Employment OKicc. 806 Private Inatructlona IS which won its 23rd straight game at 2. iv Um 11 to 4;3() p.m. Pressure Blast $150 per week. Call 872-4515 643-2171 players and coaches. They AFC West title this year. 2. JlUm 11 LOST - One English sheepdog, Manufacturing Co., 41 Chapel Main SI , Manchester. NEW Yo r k 1 UPI i — The New York Mets reduced their winter roster to 40 home over the last three seasons. I M A S M 12 lEN yU ni 12 between 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Equal r e m e d ia l READING and note that linebacker Coach One thing is certain: i Fmb la 11 grey and whife, vicinity of Street, Manchester, Conn. Conn players Monday by outrighting outfielder Billy Baldwin and second baseman Leroy Staley added 22 points and 4. rrwbc* A M I I Opportunity Employer. math; individualized work MAHOGANY LEATHER Top Rollie Dotsch. defensive having Red Miller around i J1 Cm 11 lOrWilObn 11 NOTICE Hartford Road. 649-0037. 06040. An Equal Opportunity One 111 Driver Laborer Oval coffee table, step table, Ken Perry to their Tidewater farm club of the International League Harry Morgan 18 as Indiana State led ilm iP A I I I kirn C M I 7 -1 Employer. program, (lst-8th grade) by backfield assistant Larrye can’t hurt. 7. bn M l 7-1 7. briOdM 11 PUBLIC HEARING MEDICAL SECRETARY / (or Highway Dept Must Master's degree teacher. 568- occassional tables, 3 4 size The 26-year-old Baldwin batted .277 at Tidewater and Perry, 23 hit 261 for by as many as 33 poinU. Walter Jor i Irta brtra It LOST - Female Siberian Weaver and offensive co lEnwiAtb 11 ADDITIONAL Bookkeeper - For Manchester have validated State of 8075. mahogany bed and dresser the IL club. SNSPAZm SNSiMSirfb Husky - Black and white, blue OFFICE MANAGER - For 649-7638, after 3 p m dan had 16 points for Purdue. ordinator Red Miller all 112 1-23 1-2-4 1-2-3 APPROPRIATIONS physician’s office. Monday Conn Class II driver's 1-2-4 111 I-M l-t-3 eyes. Black collar. Lost In Orthodontic Office, Vernon thru Friday. Pleae send Dayton, which must have looked FWTI Tonv BOARD OF DIRECTORS vicinity of Cedar Swamp license Call Selectmen's PIANO INSTRUCTION left after the season. I. Um 11 Circle area. Experienced resum e to Box W, c/o WHIRLPOOL WASHER - Hawkins cut free like an NBA team to Syracuse, hit 75 1. Uima 11 TOWN OF MANCHESTER Road, Coventry. 742-6325 or required. Reply P.O. Box Office, Town of Bolton, Creative, experienced teacher It seems the Patrio*;. I fmtk 12 2. Arri 12 Manchester Herald. 649-8743 (or further infor with degree and certification Working good. $75 Call 646 PISCATAWAY, N.J. .(UPI) — The New Jersey Nets announced Monday per cent of its shots from the floor in I km 7-2 I M i l 11 CONNECTICUT 6400483. 2356, Vernon. Conn., 06066. 8054. Keep trying have put Hannah and 4- ha 11 mation Many extras. Centrally Bubbles Hawkins, who became the star of the NBA club last season after the the first half as it rolled to a 51-33 I M 11 Notice is hereby given that NURSES AIDES - Full and Gray’s problems behind 3- Ptb 11I- M 11 the Board of Directors, Town IMPOUNDED- Tri-colored DRIVERS FOR School bus The Town o( Bolton is an located. All levels. Grelchen eparture of Julius Erving and the loss of Tiny Archibald to an injury was lead. The Flyers cooled off a bit i M m 11 1 M I 7-1 part time positions are now Van Why, 647-9751 .MAHOGANY HIGH BOY - them for the time being. It 7. Utj 7-1 of Manchester, Connecticut, Beagle female, (old). Can- wanted. We will train you. Equal Opportunity given his outright release. thereafter but still wound up connec 7 M 11 available, on our 3 to 11 p.m. 1897 singer sewing mechine, also seems they have L M 11 I b t M 7-2 will hold a Public Hearing in tonberry Street area. Contact Part-time. Housewives and shift. Experience is Employer earth born wreaths and 2 SN Cm To replace the third-year pro, the Nets reactivated Jan van Breda Kolff ting on 62 per cent of their shots adjusted as well as they SNCMI Manchester Dog Warden, 646- retirees preferred. preferred, but not necessary Bolton Board arrangements, antique linens IF ON-TIME 1-34 12-1 114 11-2 M l 112 117112 the Hearing Room at the 4555. □ REAL ESTATE from the injured reserve list. during the game. Herb Giddings led FVn Manchester area, call 643-2373 as we will train. Please call, o( Selectmen The Shop at Glenwood 664 can to a year without utili Euvomi Municipal Building, 41 Center or 643-2414. Vernon area call the Flyers with 24 points and 11 ty back Johnson by leaning 1. Am Um 12 1. M l I Acb 7-2 Street, Manchester, Connec or come in for a personal In '222 Bolton Center Rd Silver Street, Coventry Fosse with Brewers 2. Ptb Mbtf I 11 2. ArbHbbds 11 872-2826. terview. Crestfieid Convales Homes For Sale 23 Phone 7«-7107 rebounds while Louis Orr had 23 for more heavily on Sam Cun FUEL DELIVERY 3. J J M a 7-2 1 fraM (M Il2 ticut, Tuesday, December 6, Bolton, Conn 06040 Syracuse. i M Acb It 4. M I Mnr 111 1977, at 8:00 p.m. to consider cent Home, 565 Vernon Street, 033-11 MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The Milwaukee Brewers said Monday they have ningham as a runner and 3. Faib Cm 11 TOOL MAKERS WANTED - Manchester, 643-5151. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg USED 13 FOOT i. Ani Urn 11 and act on the following: □ EMPLOYMENT signed free agent catcher Ray Fosse to a three-year contract. Ninth-ranked Arkansas defeated Darryl Stinglsy as a pass ittb C m SI i RiirnfMl Utm 11 Apply Mepp Tool Co., Inc., 81 Farm, with three story barn. KELVINATOR- Refrigerator, 7. M M PA 11 7. Etm i Zim 7-1 Proposed additional ap Commerce Street, Glaston HOUSEWIFE Willing to work Butler-type building Power and Hotpoinl Electric Stove, Mississippi SUte, 94-61, Maryland receiver. COMING TO YOU L I M b i 7-1 TEMPORARY Alan 'Bud" Selig, Brewers’ president, made the announcement at a news lE M M 11 propriation to Educational bury. casionally, as a fill in day plant, and other out buildings, $75 for each Also old canning beat Georgetown, 91-87, and Wake MS ba Arbda Holp Wantod 13 EMPLOYMENT-At a Healt aitress. Good pay, good conference. The Brewers earlier had signed outfielder Larry Hisle, the The loss of coaches is 1-H IM 244 121 113 111 1-12143 Special Grants, Fund 41, Care Facility for an office plus Three Lovely Homes. jars. 6467959 American League RBI king, one of the top players available in the free agent Forest whipped Oregon State, 94-74, more of an intangible to son gratuities. Apply Brass i
Obituaries AT FRANKS manrJffBtFrW nftttnjUjrali ’ ™ " “ KELLOGO’S S r For The weather Grover Howard, Mrs. Daniel L. Toomey Michael P. Filiault TIDE Rain developing tonight, possibly Mrs. Geneva B. Toomey, 64, of HEBRON—Michael P. Filiault, 27, Homo Delivery EHHS counselor 4 9 o z . beginning as wet snow; lows in the low Rochester, N.H., formerly of East of Mount Holly, Vt., formerly of RAISIN BUffl Phono 647-9946 ■30s. Ram Wednesday with highs 45 to 50. Grover E. Howard, 60, of 85 Green Hartford and Vernon, died Nov. 22 at Hebron, died Nov. 18 at Mary Extended outlook: chance of showers Manor Road, Manchester, a guidance the Veterans Hospital in Manchester, Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, HARTFORD e d i t I o n Thursday and Friday; fair Saturday. counselor and teacher at East Hart N.H., She was the wife of Daniel L. Hanover, N.H., after a short illness. National weather map on Page 15. Toomey. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1G77 ford High School, died this morning He was the husband of Mrs. Mary R e g . P ric e . PRICE; FIFTEEN CENTS Mrs. Toomey was born in at his home after suffering an ap Hewitt Filiault. $ 1 .5 7 Manchester, N.H. She was a super parent heart attack. He was the hus Mr. Filiault was born Dec. 17,1949 visor at the Institute of Living in band of Mrs. Marjorie Baker in Manchester, son of Mrs. Betsy ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Howard, Hartford before her retirement. She Walker Filiault of Sherburne, Vt., GOOD THRU DEC. 2 was a Navy veteran of World War II. and the late Carl Filiault. He ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Mr. Howard had been a teacher at i______GOOD THRU DEC. 2 East Hartford High School for the Other survivors are a daughter, attended Hebron schools and was a Facts say school past 25 years. He was a graduate of Cynthia Stacker of Berkley, Mo.; two 1967 graduate of Rham High School. DOUBLE STAMPS ON WED. HUD plan Fitchburg (Mass.) State Teachers sons, Philip Bartlett of Danbury and He was a Navy veteran of the Viet College and Pennsylvania State Benjamin Bartlett of Clearwater, nam War. For the past five years, he Fla.; and a grandson. University. had been employed at the General KIUBIES said bad The funeral was in New He was born April 18, 1917 in Electric Co. in Rutland, Vt. Hampshire. • Chicopee, Mass., and had lived in He is also survived by a son, Jason should be closed Manchester for 25 years. He was a The Peabody Funeral Home, Michael Filiault of Mount Holly; four OVERNITE for town Marine Corps Veteran of World War Derry, N.H,, was in charge of sisters, Mrs. Philip (Ellen) Jaskolka By MAL BARLOW The Norris School had 348 students for the planning and placement team, II. He was a member of Community arrangements, and Mrs. David (Gloria) Sauer, both EasI Hanford Reporter in 1973. This year it has 251. Next fall or as a university’s annex for adult Baptist Church. of Hebron, and Darlene Filiault and DIAPERS People armed with facts con it will have even fewer unless about classes, Dr. Diggs said. HARTFORD (UPI) - Seven He is also survived by a daughter, Preston Hammond Debra Wilkins, both of Sherburne; fronted parents filled with emotions 80 of the Second North students at New board member Joseph Connecticut municipalities, includng Mrs. Terry Minton of Anderson, Ind.: and two brothers, Carl Filiault of 1 2 C T . Monday night at the East Hartford tend Norris, Dr. Diggs said. Visgilio Jr. said after an hour of dis Manchester and East Hartford, have BOLTON — The funeral of Preston Norris has 13 classrooms. It also three sisters, Mrs. Clark Canary and Hammond of 17 Lyman Road, who Sherburne and Craig Filiault of Sup<‘rinark<‘ls 728 Board of Education meeting at cussing Dr. Diggs’ facts and figures written the Department of Housing has a media center, a full-sized Mrs. Alson Canary, both of West died Sunday at Manchester Memorial Quechee, Vt. Penney High School. that he could not understand how and Urban Development complaining cafeteria, and an art and music Springfield, Mass., and Mrs. Paul Hospital, is Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. The funeral service was at the At issue is keeping the five- anyone could oppose closing Second about proposed regulations that j*. W t room. There is a room for a social Carroll of Wheaton, Md.; and several at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Church of Our Savior in Sherburne. classroom Second North School on North. The parents in the audience would allow cities to buy up property worker and a speech clinician. The nieces and nephews. Main St., Manchester. Burial was in Church of Our Savior I . IWIW Mn Main Street .open to kindergarten insisted then they be allowed to in neighboring suburbs to house the Cemetery, Sherburne. school is set on the grounds of poor. The funeral is Thursday at 11 a m. Cremation will be in Springfield, through third grade children of the speak. at Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main The family suggests that any neighborhood. McAuliffe Park, one of the best Richard Senerth of 58 Adams St. Mass. Burial will be at the con equipped parks in East Hartford. St., Manchester. The Rev. Ondon venience of the family. memorial gifts may be made to the CHICKEN 0 SEA Superintendent Eugene A. Diggs said, "We are talking about people, Under the proposed regulations, a Stairs, pastor of (Community Baptist Northern Connecticut Chapter, LIFE BOUT has argued for the past five years the Second North students would not numbers. The staff at Second city like Hartford could use federal Friends may call at the funeral SCHWEPPES probably be denied busing to Norris. Church, will officfcte. Burial will be home tonight from 7 to 9. Leukemia Society of America Inc., 44 32 OZ. school should be closed. The enroll North are individuals who care about housing grants to purchase buildings State St., Hartford. BAA SOAP None live more than one mile away in Fairview Cemetery, Chicopee. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. TUNA ment has shrunk from 139 then to the kids they are teaching. I don’t in a suburb like Glastonbury. The Friends may call at the funeral 3.SOZ. about 106 now. In order to give good, from Norris and there are sidewalks want my son to go to a school where buildings would have to be used to as Kathleen Dowgiewicz of Bolton, on all the routes to Norris. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to whose name was misspelled in the economical education, an elemen he’ll be only a number.” housing for the city's low-income Richard A. Couin Costs saved by closing Second 9 p.m. obituary in Monday’s Herald. tary school should have at least 300 Joan Dibella of 27 Woodbridge Ave. residents. 3 / * l North would be about 825,000 to $30,- fh ^ ’ Hartford speaks Richard Gouin, 47. of 66 Henry St. students, he has argued. said Main Street’s sidewalks are im died this morning at Manchester OINOER ALE, DIET aiNOIR, CLUI Parents of children in Second 000, Dr. Diggs said. A teacher and a passable after a heavy snow. Even d i Z t Monday’s Board of Education meeting William Hammer, a HUD planning 6/‘l secretary would not be needed, he k Memorial Hospital. He was the hus adults are in danger walking that S I child census figures in the Second North School North argue the school is plenty big said. and development specialist, said band of Mrs. Gloria Merovonich enough for their younger children. stretch of the busy street which is ^ P c c g n a n t women in her area Monday the Washington-based Aircraft union vows Class sizes at Norris for Second Gouin. *Mi priir They cite the danger of walking along also Route 5. • P^’c-school children. She said she wants her children federal agency has received only Mr. Gouin was born March 13,1930 BUBBLE UP LIBBY VM imdm» Main Street nearly a mile to the next North students would be about the Michael Murray of Adams Street in the old-fashioned” Second North where every teacher nine complaints about the proposed to fight contracts in Hartford and had lived in Windsor ROSEDALE school, Norris, which will have plen same as they are this year at Second said Second North’s atmosphere knows every child’s name. (Herald photo by Barlow) regulations, but seven of them came Locks where he operated the Gouin- SODA ty of room for them by next fall. North, he said citing figures builds confidence in the young from Connecticut. HARTFORD (UPI) - Union "It would be too hard to fight it Day Insurance Agency until his ____ KELLOQQ’8 Monday night’s confrontation over prepared by his staff. students. leaders, foiled in their effort to get alone, " one Southington worker said. retirement because of ill health. He HALFGALLON PEAS Second North was sparked by a peti Board member Joyce Ruggles Hammer said last week HUD ______19 OZ. CAN S RICE KRISPIES workers to strike two, and possibly "We'd be murdered." had lived in Manchester for the past tion to the board signed by 20 parents asked about the proviso in the deed of The board members who spoke received letters from East Hartford, three, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft But officials of the International several months. He was an Army asking the board to reconsider its J. Lynde Olmsted giving the Second seemed unmoved by the parents’ West Hartford, Farmington, plants in Connecticut, vow to fight Association of Machinists, District veteran of World War II. winter of 1977 decision to close Se North school land in 1851 requiring comments. Several spoke of the Wethersfield, Manchester. Water- 91. which represents 75 percent of the that the land be used only as a school. bury and Milford, The other com contracts due in the spring at the He Is also survived by a son, ONE COUPON PEH FAMILY cond North by September of 1978. budget squeeze they struggled firm's two other plants. IS.tKK) workers at the three plants, Richard A. Gouin Jr., at home; a 5 / * l GOOD THRU DEC. 2 Dr. Diggs spoke first. Dr. Diggs said the town’s corpora through last spring. plaints. he said, came from Colum Union machinists and airplane said Monday they plan to take on daughter, Deborah L. Gouin, at He said declining enrollments are tion counsel, Timothy McNamara, About the respected Second North bia, S.C.. and Dallas, Texas. mechanics at Pratt & Whitney plants management again in the spring home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo the rule at Second North, in all of told him the courts have allowed staff. Dr. Richard Veltri said, "We in East Hartford, Middletown and when contracts expire at smaller Gouin of Manchester; and a brother, PORK BARREL East Hartford, in all of the Hartford towns to use the words "school use” didn’t load Second North with all the Alan Mason. Manchester's com- Southington Sunday night rejected Pratt & Whitney plants in North Leon Gouin of Wallingford.' U.S.D.A. CHOICE area, and in the whole country. East in broad terms. As long as the good teachers. We have good staff at miinity development administrator, property is used for some management's latest contract offer. Haven and Windsor Locks, The funeral is Thursday at 8:30 FAMILY PAC 17183118 Hartford had 12,650 students in 1973. all the schools.” said the regulations "seem to be in However, only the Southington Pratt & Whitney, which makes a.m. from the Fitzgerald Funeral This month it has 9,766. His projec educational purpose, the town is Dr. Veltri said he understood most consistent with the legislative intent workers mustered the two-thirds aircraft engines and other Home, 225 Main St., with a mass at tions are for only 7,500 students obeying the proviso, he said. of Second North’s six teachers would of the I Community Development) vote needed to call a strike. parts, is owned by the United St. James Church at 9. Burial will be PORK within five years. McNamara’s office is preparing a be transfered to Norris. act to address slums and blighted Under union rules, rejection of a Technologies Corp., one of Connec in St. James Cemetery. Second North is too small to offer written opinion on the proviso now, The board agreed to hold a special conditions on a neighborhood basis." he said. strike means acceptance of the con ticut's largest employers. There are no calling hours. (BEEF SHELL - BONE IN) its students a quality education hearing on the closing of Second tract offer so East Hartford and Gordon Sawyer, the union's chief The family suggests that any CHOPS without the cost per child being far Second North could be used for a North. No vote was taken this Mon East Hartford Mayor Richard Blackstone wrote: Middletown Workers returned to negotiator, said he was shocked that memorial gifts may be made to the (3 Cantor, 3 Sirloin) more than for other children in town. pre-school class, as a special center day on the planned closing. work under the new five-year con East Hartford and Middletown did American Cancer Society, 237 E. "Not only is this an obvious insult tract. Southington employees, given not back Southington, the most mili Center St. to the entire concept of sovereignty a one-week extension on their old tant of the three plants and the first and local self-determination, it also three-year pact, also reported to to take a strike vote Sunday night. * 1 . 0 9 . shows I HUD'S) bias aimed at solving work. , RIB SIDE the problems of the inner-city at the Southington union leaders plan to expense of every other community.” call a meeting thie week to recon Park-rec director Driver escaped with cuts Milford Mayor Henry A. Povinelli sider the plant's strike vote and PORK, said "the mere availability of a several union members at the plant CORRECTION This tractor-trailer rig lies stretched across the westbound housing unit does not solve the indicated Monday the vote will ROAST"! lane of Interstate 1-84 just past the Roberts Street overpass problems of a low-income family." probably be rescinded. not new to town Farmington Town Manager U.S.D.A. CHOICE after 3 p.m, Monday. The driver, William Monty, 37, of Suf- Stephen A. Filas said HUD should U.S.D.A. CHOICE field walked away from it with minor cuts on his face, state The JoAnn Fabrics Advertisement SMOKED'^ BONELESS BEEF withdraw the regulations because BONELESS REEF police said. A crane driven by Joseph Morin. 39. of Hartford they "appear to contradict the very Lottery "I don’t expect any difficulties,” will move up to town as soon as his which appeared In Monday’s said Fred N, Balet, the new director heading east on Interstate 1-84 struck the overpass and the policies that HUD has espoused in Florida home is sold. the past." HARTFORD (UPII -T he winning SHOULDER BOTTOM of the East Hartford Department of crane swung into Monty's path as he drove west. The bridge Herald was incorrectly run on the TOP He said he plans no special tact as The Office of Communitv Develop number drawn Monday in the Parks and Recreation. director. He will look at all the sports and crane appear not to be damaged, police said Police are Connecticut daily lottery was 076 wrong date. The Ad and Sale Dates "I’m not a novice to East Hartford. ment in Waterbury wanted HUD to ROUND programs in town over the next still investigating. (Herald photo by Barlow) clarify the proposed regulations. will be in effect after Christmas... RATH ROUND I lived here nine years and worked months to see how well they are run for the town for five.” ning. Computer study unit The new director was a domestic He said there is room for the struc SAUSAGE ROAST STEAK relations officer with the Hartford F ir e c a lls Sorry for any Inconvenience! tured type of program such as Little has plan for board County Superior Court for four years. League. And there is room for the ROLL About seven years ago Mayor non-structured. Monday, 12:32 p.m. —Truck The subcommittee of the Manchester data processing $169 Richard Blackstone appointed him "People should be able to walk fire at 882 Silver Lane. the town’s first director of youth ser through the parks,” he said. Monday, 2:52 p.m. -Truck 1 6 * * advisory committee has prepared a recommendation for accident and fire 1-86 by the Board of Directors on Dec. 6 concerning the recently vices. He held that post until 1975 Balet said he was not deeply in 'eg $221 when he resigned to open an adver Roberts Street. implemented computerized tax system. P were dp^Ts wynight "Bl volved in organized sports as a youth. Monday, 3:16 p.m. —Honest tising specialties firm in Florida. IDEAL jrs. Shetland wool After considerable efforts to compare operating costs, He played sandlot baseball as a boy mistake at 166 Prestige Park i* (except Saturday) MEAT CORRAL - n FRESH ITALIAN STYLE "I missed Connecticut,” Balet (air isle sweators and time, the subcommittee will recommend that the U.S.D.A. CHOICE though, he said. Road. board approve continuation of the "on-line" tax system BEST ■ ir a i THIN CUT said. "I missed the change of Monday, 3:33 p.m. CHRISTMAS GIFT wreath forms Balet said he would not comment Beautiful, folkloric BONELESS BEEF seasons.” -M edical call to 580 Burnside One hour before the scheduled board meeting the data CENTER CUT on Frank DeGregorio, the man who ■fair isle S oft, and ribbons VEAL About his new job, he said, “I find Ave. Why not a hand-painttd lawn processing advisory committee will make its presenta held his post for the past three years warm fashion gifts for the government very creative. Working Monday, 4:45 p.m. •Ign or a nama sign lor lhair cot* tion to the board with explanations. After the presenta EYE ROUND and nine months. Mayor Richard tago. . . juniors on your list! Save —Medical call to 4 Lincoln St. $5 on every one. now' Hunter. tion, the committee will invite board members to witness with people is creative. It’s always Blackstone told DeGregorio two Ordara ta k e n by Dee. 10 w ill be PORK Monday, 4:50 p.m. ready In time lor the holiday. beige, burgundy. a demonstration of the computerized tax system. CUTLE changing. You have to be in weeks ago he would not reappoint novative.” —Medical call to Oakland Sizes 34 to 40. Leo Kwash, committee chairman, commended the sub him. He appointed Balet instead. Avenue, ED’S SIGN SERVICE the junior place the miracl* of m om Jtrti | He said his wife, Marsha, and his 161 N. 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