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Egypt announced today it Ghali told reporjprs the date can Police believe the 10 victims not be fixed uhtil Egypt has received was postponing President official replies from all the parties probably were killed by the same Ahwar Sadat’s Cairo peace strangler, or stranglers. A police invited to the talks. spokesmM said similarities in the conference until mid- Syria and the Palestine Liberation slayings' biclude bow the victims December, apparently in Organization have publicly rejected were molested and strangled, which hopes the hardline Arab the invitation, but Ghali said Egypt is have not been made public. nations would epd their still waiting for their official replies as well as that of Lebanon. boycott. The hardliners WASHINGTON (UPI) - Substan Asked whether he thought Syria tial tax reductions are planned by the themselves met today in and the PLO might have a change of Carter administration next year, but Tripoli, Libya to galvanize heart, he said: “So long as I have not long-promised major reform of the their opposition to the Sadat received their official replies, I ' tax system may have to wait. meeting. believe there is still a chance for them to participate.” Pruident Carter told a news con Diplomats in Cairo said the post Ghali indicated Egypt would be ference Wednesday Democratic ponement was to permit the Arab agreeable to U.N. Secretary General leaders in Congress have promised rejection group to change their Kurt Waldheim’s proposal for a rapid action on tax cuts, expected to minds. Israeli state radio said Presi follow-up preliminary peace con provide reductions of ^ billion to dent Carter asked for the delay to get ference at U.N. headquarters in New 922 billion to businesses and in the United Slates back into the Mid York. Israel rejected Waldheim’s dividuals. dle East picture. Moscow saw it as a The Wes^ Side Rec building on Cedar Street has completely disappeared and work is un ploy to permit Sadat to work out a proposal but Waldheim said he did not believe the rejection was final. settlement with Israel. Dockworkers in New Orleans have der way on a new recreation center and gymnasium to Jt>e shared with Washington School. Ghali declined comment on reports The Soviet Union, following Syria, rejected a three-year contract; The exposed section of the school is the former stair tower which was removed to make that Saudi Arabia is serving as an in rejected Sadat’s call for a pre- longshoremen in Philadephia have way for the renovations and new construction. (Herald photo by Pinto) termediary to heal the breach in the Geneva meeting in Cairo Dec. 14. approved the agreement, and defiant Arab world caused by Sadat’s visit to Israel,, the United States and U.N. dockworkers in Baltimore were Israel last month and his plan for a Secretary General Kurt Waldheim ordered by a federal court to return Cairo meeting. to work today. have agreed to send representatives to the meeting. Carter told a news conference Union officials in New Orleans said Wednesday in Washington that other Arab nations opposing the Cairo Wednesday they are not sure what Arab nations should follow Egypt’s School work on schedule meeting called their own “counter effect rejection of the master and lead and meet directly with Israel. conference” today in Tripoli — Iraq, local contracts with the New Orleans While praising Sadat’s initiative Construction work on the West Side said. All the construction on the project the Palestine Liberation Organiza Steamship Association will have on Carter said it was a major step in the Recreation Center and Washington The interior footings are scheduled is subject to the weather conditions, tion, Syria, Algeria and Marxist the port. right direction to have the United School project is on schedule, accor for completion by Dec. 16 and the Phillips said, but the expected com South Yemen. In doing so Iraq gave States give up its role of “dominant ding to a report from Town Building foundations should be poured by the pletion date is still next fall. up its own call for a meeting in Committee Chairman Paul Phillips first of the new year. The steel is intermediai'y” in the Middle East JOLIET, 111. (UPI) T Roy E. The $1.4 million project which was Baghdad and the PLO denounced dispute. Schultz, who escaped from a Kansas today. expected to arrive this month. Sadat as a “traitor.” approved by Manchester voters in Israel saw it differently. The prison where he was serving life The work began earlier this fall The stair tower on the south end of 1975 will provide joint use facilities Acting Egyptian Foreign Minister Israeli government radio said Carter sentence for murder, then kidnapped with the demolition of the old “Rec” Washington School has been tom for the school and a new recreation Butros Ghali told reporters in Cairo pushed for a delay in the Cairo talks a family to get blood from a v i r ^ — building on Cedar Street. With the down to make way for the center. the Egyptian-initiated preparatory in order to put the United States back the J a n e ’s &-year-old daughter— Rec completely razed, work has renovations. An emergency stairway Middle East peace talks will be held b ep n on the exterior footings, which has been installed on Ue front of the ■’’istom Concept Builders of in the picture and earn much-needed was~convlcted by a seven-man, five- Sin,..bury is the project contractor. in mid-December but that the exact woman jury We^esday. have been 50 percent poured, Phillips building. points in foreign affairs. Schultz, who pleaded innocent by reason of insanity, was convicted on seven counts of aggravated kldnap- pbig, two counts of deviate sexual assault, two counts of taking inde Land deals OK if firm gives pledge cent liberties with g minor and one count of armed robbery. By GREG PEARSON sion before the transactions can take at the trial, indicated that he will try mit some directional signs for J.C. be completed before the district place and did so this morning by a un residents vote. He is hopeful, STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) - Herald Reporter to issue his decision by Christmas. Penney that are larger than the park animous vote. A similar proposal will Another suit that challenges the however, that the vote can take place Rescue workers said they feared The Manchester Economic regulations permit. Alan Lamson, be presented to the Board of Direc sale price of property to J.C. Penney in January. Development Commission this mor town planner, said that the larger more bodies were buried under the tors at its Dec. 13 meeting. ning voted to purchase property from has also been filed, and attorney size signs permit three or four sites The EDC also approved the funding debris left by a giant mudslide J.C. Penney plans to build a two- of up to 95,000 to pay a firm to test Wednesday, which swept away 40 tbe state and sell property to the J.C. Anthony Pagano, who represents the to be listed on one directional sign Penney Co. once Uie firm guarantees million square foot catalog distribu plaintiffs in the Superior Court case, rather than having a separate sign samples from wells of residents who houses in Gothenburg and killed at tion center in town. The building least four people. "It looks like the it will build in town. has sent a letter to the administrator for each. The signs will still be about will neighbor the park. The testing is would be the major structure in the city dump, a muddy city dump,” Whether J.C. Penney ever makes of the federal Environmental Protec nine square feet, he said. part of an agreement made between town’s proposed industrial park in tion Agency that federal action also the town and the residents. Assistant Fire Chief ^ n g t Sjostrand such a commitment is contingent Town Manager Robert Weiss said Buckland. may be taken. Eastern Aquanalysis of South/ said. upon legal proceedings that have that the Eighth Utilities District is Killingly, which submitted a price off Officials said four bodies were develop^ involving the proposed ’The proposed J.C. Penney center is The EDC approved the lighting planning to vote on approving sewer $4,408 for 130 tests, is the^apparenj building. found Wednesd^ and more than 45 the subject of-a court case that was plan' for the J.C. Penney site. construction in the park site. The low bidder for the w ork.^*^ ' ■ people were Injured — 25 seriously The town will spend 92,141,714 to heard in the State Superior Court in “We have gone over every fixture aproval from the district voters is purchase about 95 acres from the Weiss recommended that the EDC enough to be hospitalized, the others October. The plaintiffs in the case one-by-one and approved them,” needed before sewer work can start. hire a special counsel to deal with treated at an emergency center. state. J.C. Penney will spend 93,248,- said that the state failed to conduct a Robert Blanchard, head of the sub 500 to purchase about 162 acres from District President Gordon Lassow, condemnation proceedings that may proper study of the environmental committee that reviewed the plans, when contacted this morning, said develop in future acquisitions. A sub UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - U.N. the town. effects of the proposed development. said. The EDC has to grant its permis that the district and town are still committee that deals with legal Ambassador Andrew Young says Judge T. Clark Hull, who presided The EDC granted waivers to per matters will study the proposal. Americans should not become working out an agreement that has to “panicky” about the expanding Cuban military presence in Africa— a buildup denounced by the Carter administration last month. Social Security earning plan unlikely Wi^HINGTON (UPI) - The South WASHINGTON (UPI) - It 183 to instruct its negotiators to stand dally sound into the next century. part of their Social Security benefits. Supporters tried Wednesday to get Korean government categorically appeared unlikely today that House firm and not accept a less sweeping Without such legislation the Social Above that they lose $1 in benefits for denies it ever had a plan to infiltrate the House to formally instruct its and Senate negotiators drafting the Senate version. Security disability fund would run out each 92 earned. negotiators to stand firm on the top levels of the U.S. government, final version of a Social Security bill The House, and Senate have passed of money in 1979, the retirement fund There is no earnings limit for peo despite documents and two days of issue. But they were voted down, and will completely remove the ceiling differing bills designed to make in 1983. ple 72 and over, and no limit on other that left negotiators free to bargain. con^sslonal testimony to the con on earnings for retirees 65 and over. Social Security — from which 33 Both bills contain hefty increases income such as private pensions or trary. Social Security officials said the A House-passed proposal 'to do that million Americans draw benefits and in payroll taxes over the next decade, investments. House earnings plan would cost 923 "The government of the Republic suffered a setback Wednesday when to which 100 million workers and above those already scheduled in For people 65 through 71, the House of Korea has no knowledge what billion in increased taxes between the House refused by a vote of 209 to ‘heir employers contribute — finan- existing law, particularly for higher- bill would gradually raise the ear 1982 and 1987; the Senate version, soever of the so-called '1976 plan for income workers. nings limit to 95,500 in 1981 and 916.5 billion. operations in the United Siates’ ...” A major difference to be settled is eliminate it in 1982. Advocates of the House plan said it said Kim Su-Doc, spokesman for the that the House would put this extra The Senate version would raise the would help poor, elderly people Korean embassy in Washington, tax burden equally on employers and limit to 94,500 next year and 96,000 in Wednesday night. Energy guarantee out struggling to make ends meet on employees, following a tradition set 1979. In 1982 it would lower the meager pensions. non-tax portions of President WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'House- when Social Security began in 1935, maximum age to which the limit Opponents said it primarily would PARIS (UPI) — A national 24-hour senate conferees today dropped a Carter’s energy bill sped toward while the Senate would tax applies from 72 to 70. strike called by Communist and benefit 9100,000-a-year professionals, controversial provision from the completion of a section dealing with employers more heavily than Six of the 10 House negotiators, in who could use it to work beyond 65 Socialist unions slowed economic ac energy bill that would have regulating public utilities. workers. cluding their chairman, AI Ullman, tivity throughout France today but and still collect full Social Security guaranteed elderly personi enough ’The conferees hoped to conclude Retirees 65 through 71 now may D-Ore., voted against the House ear pensions — which low-income fall^ to bring it to a complete hdt as electricity at low rates to met basic Work on that aspect of the bill today, earn only 93,000 through self- nings proposal when the House ap the unions hoped it would. working people would have to help needs. and move to the crucial natural gas employment or wages without losing proved it in October. finance. ’The action came as conferees on issues on Friday. Assessor answers revaluation questions BY GREG PEARSON questions about the process and what done every decade, so you had up to Manchester property owners expect Utility and fuel bills have in Manchester residents can expect. 19 years. in their property values? creased substantially. When business Herald Reporter It you did one in 1950, you had from Q; Why is a revaluation needed? overheqjjs are increased 30 to 40 per The Town of Manchester is nearing 1960 to 1969 to do the next one. Now it A: From what I’ve seen, most A; The primary function Is that it cent overnight, the bottom line will completion of Its property revalua has to be every ten years. assessments are going up 100 to. 125 reflect that. tion, which was started in 1973. equalizes the tax base. It makes like Q: When will Manchester's percent on residential properties. (A • properties pay like taxes. The values Commercial properties also have Revaluation is a review and resetting revaluation be finished? 100 percent increase represents a are based on the fair market value of not shown as steady an increase as of the assessed values of all proper A: The work has to be completed in doubling of the present assessed residential properties. There are ties in the town. property. If you meet that criteria, value.) time for the publication of the Oct. 1, some that have gone up 100 percent, O jlj! Tax Assessor Ed BelleVille said you’re going to achieve equity (in taxation). 1977 Grand List. Normally, the list Commercial properties are going but they're few and far between. that he hopes the town will begin sen would come out Jan. SO, 1978, but up in value, but not at the rate of Some didn’t go up at all. but they ding notices on the new p rep ay Q; How often is a revaluation we’ll be getting a month’s extension, residential properties. are also exceptions. A lot of commer values by mid-January. DAYS TO done? which is normal during a revaluation Everybody realizes what’s cial properties went up 60 to 80 per To assist town residents in un A: A new law requires that a year. Thus, the Grand List will have happened to the economy from 1974- cent. CHRISTMAS derstanding the revaluation process, revaluation be done every ten years. to be out by the end of February^ 1976. That will be reflected in the, Belleville recently answer^ some The prior law said that it had to be Q: What size increase should revaluation. —Si-t‘ I’ligr Twelve-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Dec. 1,1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 1, 1977 - PAGE THREE-A Acting all Greek P ed p lD talk Watching the pennies nuurried. He’ll wed 28-year-old ac Hello Carol Glimpses ^ California GoV. Jerry Brown is tress Shera Danese Friday at the Carol Channing’s star rose on Former President Gerald Ford noted tor keeping a tight set of purse Church of Good Shepherd in Beverly Hollywood Boulevard’s Walk of received the USO-Los Angeles area’s to Telly Savalas Hills, Calif. strings, so no one really was sur- Fame Wednesday, but not in line second annual Distinguished p^rlsed when be arrived in London It will be the second marriage for with the other 1,691 stars of that con American Award Wednesday from ' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Telly Telly’s Uncle Katsos, an esteemed Wednesday aboard a cut-i;ate Laker the 50-year-old Falk — the first for crete galaxy. last vear’s winner. Gen. Omar Savalas isn’t an insomniac but he’s New York psychiatrist. Nephew Tel "Skytraln'^’ flight. ' Miss Danese. Hers went up on a special walkway Bradley...Hal Linden, star of ABC- getting only four hours sleep a night, ly has adffiii^ Uncle Katsos since Says Brown — in England for a I. Falk’s best man. will be actor in front of the Pantages ’Theater TV’s “Barney Miller,” is out of the a thriving on a man-killing work load. childhood and long entertained the memorial service to author Ernst ' Wayne Rogers, former costar of the where she begins a five-week engage Harris, N.Y., hospital after treat The bald actor toils at Universal notion of writing a screenplay about Schumacher— “I have viewed this as “ M-A-S-H" series. Actors John ment in the musical “Hello, Dolly” ment for exhaustion and a bronchial Studios from dawn until dark as the him. a non-governmental trip. Since I’m Cassavetes and Ben Gazzara will tonight. infection. star of CBS-’TV’s "Kojak” series. Earlier this year he sat down and paying for it, 1 decided to take the in serve as ushers. Thereafter he dashes off to wrote the script in eight days. ’Then, expensive way.” Paramount to edit his new movie, in conjunction with Howard Kotch, Would he fly Concorde in an THE "Mati,” from 7 to 10 p.m.' Telly produced, directed and starred emergency? Says Brown, "To tell VERNON MANOR He returns home and works on in the title role. the truth, I think I’d use the MANCHESTER tapes of the film until 2 a.m. ’The Savalas had no difficulty directing telephone.” 811 MAIN ST. alarm goes off at 6 and Savalas starts himself. I HEALTH CARE FACILITY the cycle all over again. “I usually don’t think when I act,” Still a VIP Savalas’ dedication to "Matl” is a he said. "It’s an instinctive thing Ex-White House budget chief Bert I 1st Annual personal matter. He wrote the script, with me. I learn my lines, of course, A sketch of the proposed Wesley Retirement Center to be Methodist Church by Mankey Associates of Manchester, Lance still is under grand jury In FREE CHRISTMAS GIFTS directed and starred in the movie and but I don’t plan a performance. constructed on the Hartford Road campus of South United architects for the proposed center. vestigation on his financial affairs, AND TURKEY DRAWING now is stitching it together. "On ‘Kojak’ I improvise a lot of the but White House press secretary I CHMSTMAS BAZAAR “Mati” is based on the life of dialogue. And I’ve directed five Jody Powell says he’ll keep his episodes of the series so I’ve had “This is Eric Sevareid. special VIP diplomatic passport I Saturday, Dec. 3rd THURSDAYS 0 to 8:30 P.M. some experience at it. The talent was Thank you and goodbye.” The because he may be called upon by The Manchester MALL, an Main s t President Carter for an overseas I 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. given me at an early age. What the Church proposal could bring broadcaster closed an era on mission. I PLANTS - BAKED GOODIES hell. I’ve been directing things since CBS-TV Wednesday night. And, says Powell, ”1 don’t see I CRAFTS A SURPRISES stop In a t any atora attar 5:30 on Thufa. I was a year old. (UPI photo) Savalas anticipates no confusion anything in the world wrong with It.” I VERNON MANOR and pick up a FREE TICKET between the Greek cop he plays in Carol Channing Columbo takes a wife I RECREATION ROOM CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW DEC. 3rd “Kojak” and the Greek doctor in new type of elderly housing Peter Falk, star of the "Columbo” SAT. 10 to 4 P.M. "Mati.” TV detective series, is' getting I 180 Ragan Road Vornon "If I’ve got a choice of playing an concern with with the Wesley Corp. least 75 persons have already filed Manchester zoning ordinances, and Sevareidr ethnic role,” he said, "why not go to By ALICE EVANS being classified as non-profit legally applications with about 60 of them of the “even more unfortunate con the purest classic form. Hellenism is Herald R e p o r t e r when it puts up a small down pay Manchester residents and the centrated effort by some of our ends era the only criteria for excellence.” If the proposed Wesley Retirement ment on the property, receives a 100 remainder either former Manchester members, joined by others outside Telly is an ardent, chauvinistic Center planned for the Hartford percent rent guarantee from “the residents or relatives of hfencjiester our church, to thwart our congrega for news Greek if ever there was one. He Road campus of South United taxpayers” and then owns the residents. ’The Manchester Housing tion in its efforts to look outside itself spouts the glories of ancient Greece Methodist Church is approved by the property after the mortgage is paid: Authority recently anhounced there and do what a church should always WASHINGTON (UPI) - with the zeal of an oracle. Planning and Zoning Commission are 276 elderly on the waiting list for be about — serving people.” “No one has ever asked me to play It also listed as one of its concerns public housing, with some names Eric Sevareid closed a (PZC), it will bring a new type of that the 345 applicants waiting for the A special informational meeting four-decade journalistic a Greek,” he said. “So I insist on it housing for the elderly to remaining on the list for about three has been arranged for those wishing myself. I did an episode of ‘Combat’ East Providence, R.I., Methodist career with the same plain, Manchester. Retirement Center units may take years. to learn more about the retirement 15 years ago and refused to play the Cal Beggs, chairman of the ad chiseled words that colored The 100-unit elderly housing preference over Manchester center. It is scheduled for Sunday at his reporting from the character of a colonel unless they project, according to architect’s ministrative board of South Church, GIFT SAVINGSf residents for the Hartford Road South United Methodist CHiurch'after made him a Greek. in a recent letter to the congregation battlefields of Europe to plans will include a craft area, hobby elderiy housing. the 10:45 a.m. service, probably' network television. No one has seen "Mati” yet, nor greenhouse, lounges, gift shop and spoke of the unfortunate time con does Savalas have a distributor for According to Susag, however, at suming process of amending about noon. In his final television laundry for the residents. ’There also commentary broadcast the film. He’s keeping it under wraps will be a large cafeteria and kitchen Wednesday night, the dour- eitlldeasirom Telly Savalas until the editing is completed. to provide meals for the residents as faced, white-hgired well as for other elderly and han newsman blended dicapped persons in Manchester. philosophy with an op R E M I N O ^ Around the residential unit, a total timism for America that living community focused on the has characterized his com Barbara Eden loves needs of the elderly is planned. It will mentaries for years. include community activities, which He touched on the infan General Electric Remington 1200 Watt will be extended others, perhaps T cy of broadcast journalism Steam & Dry Iron Pro Dryer through an elderly day care center, her multiple career before World War II when and eventually, a long-term health dozens of young Americans Our Reg. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Barbara mother of 12-year-old Matthew, bom care facility. 9 .88 16.99 of her marriage to Michael Ansara. e traveled to a troubled 13.88 Eden, the blonde beauty best The Wesley Retirement Center will steam issues from 25 vents; She drives him to and from school Europe and got jobs as Powerful 1,200 watt motor for remembered for her five-year run as face its first hurdle in gaining PZC journalists. fabric guide indicates correct heat all styling and drying speeds; the delectable genie in TV’s "I every day. And Matthew often ac approval Monday night when a public for every type of fabric. $F63 spot dry nozzle. »HP3000 companies his mother on tours “ Many are gone, in Dream of Jeannie,” has a multiple hearing is scheduled by the PZC at cluding the man who in career unlike any actress in during school holidays. 7;30 p.m. at Robertson School. Remington Challenger Barbara is entertaining several vented me, Ed Murrow.... General Electric Hollywood. The center is being supported by We were like a young band Cord Shaver In the span of a few months she offers to return to a weekly television Manchester’s Commission on Aging, Cordless-plug in for 2 minutes, Lighted Make-Up Mirror of brothers in those early it's ready. Curl rod telescopes, starred in the TV movie "Liz series but doesn’t like the idea of Housing Authority and the Organiza restricting herself to one medium. c5> radio days with Murrow.” making it very compact. $9330 Stonestreet,” filled a Philadelphia tion of the Handicapped. Members of Sevareid, who helped 1 7 .7 4 “I suppose a lot of actresses don’t a protest group composed of 17:88 concert hall and headlined a play in shape the television com Four lighting moods-day, office, Comfort dial adjusts to 4 Chicago. want to work as hard as I do,” she members and friends of South positions, 2 feature positions. c© O , mentary during the final home or evening. Regular or Currently she is starring in a new said. Church will no doubt be on hand to Gillette Promax® magnified swivm mirrors. #IM1 2 shaving heads, *CH1 "I can’t say that any one of the dis years of his 38-year career feature film, “Harper Valley PTA,” voice their objections. at CBS, often said he mis Compact Styler Dryer and before the year is out she will ciplines is more rewarding financial The protest group in July issued a Remington XLR® 1000 ly than the others. Concerts pay sed the freedom of those G.E. Coffee Corner guest with Donny and Marie Osmond statement listing 25 points in opposi early days. Electric Razor and take her nightclub act to Miami, more, but the overhead for costumes, tion to the center. One objection was Drip Coffeemaker musicians, lighting and all the rest “ ...You are bound to Fla. its belief in separation of church and sound terribly positive and Powerful KXX) watt motor tor In this day of specialization, Bar evens it out. state. Another was that the Our Reg. 2 9 .9 7 smug” in such a short 37.97 bara specializes in versatility. Methodist Discipline and the deed for televised commentary, he 2 9 .8 8 Triple cutting system, twin ultra Not Streisand, nor Fonda, nor the Hartford Road property called Stores over 1 lb. coffee; measures, thin flexible shaving screens. said in an interview, "... and dispenses grounds. Thin line travel case. 4XLR1000 Minnelli is as active in so many for the use of the land by Methodists and of course I look the Adjust strength of brew. 9DCM20 facets of show business. and not for HUD (Department of 3 / I great stone face anyway.” Barbara not only keeps moving Housing and Urban Development) Gillette Supermax 2® Remington XLR® 3000 Sevareid, who turned 65 G.E. Toast’n Broil professionally, she is also on the run public-housing. A site development drawing of the Hartford Road campus of South United Methodist Saturday, taped the final Adjustable Styler Dryer World wide Rechargeable privately. Several of its objections concerned Church showing the proposed Wesley Retirement Center, the Jesse Lee House, which now com m entary for CBS Toast-R-Oven Toaster Electric Razor She married Chicago publishing zoning requirements, and others with houses New Hope Manor, a possible future parking area next to the Jesse Lee House, and Evening News Sunday to Our Reg. executive Charles Fegert in church related problems. One of the 25.99 Susannah Wesley Hall, now used by South Church. The drawing is by Mankey Associates of avoid “all the handshakes 1 9 .7 0 September. He makes his home in objections stated that "under the Power dial with 9 a^ustable heat 2 9 .8 8 4 1.70 Manchester, architects for the proposed project. and sobbings” of a final the Windy City. Barbara continues,to Wesley Corp. rules, using taxpayers day at work, said Sanford and air settings, 2(X) to 9(X} Broils all meats, automatic 2-slice Rechargeable feature. Take it live in Hollywood. money of up to J414,000 a year, there watts; plus4attachnaents. 19160 toaster, bakes in thermostat- everywhere! Ultra thin flexible Sokolow, C K News vice controlled oven, 200°-500°.$T23 screens, trimmer. »XLR3(XX) "It makes for enormous telephone is no ceiling on assets (of applicants president in Washington. bills and a lot of plane rides,” Bar for the units).” This, however, is not “ There is, in the bara said. “It’s a good thing we have a rule of the Wesley Corp. but one of ( Theater schedule ") CHMSTMAS PARTIES JK - / V American people, a tough, a flexible marriage. We’re kind of in HUD’s requirments. ...Now Booking Holiday Parties for undiminished instinct for a transition period but we’ll work it HUD also set in October 1976, the Vernon Cine 1 — “Starship what is fair,” Sevareid out.” rental rates of $360 for an efficiency THURSDAY Qrgups up to 75 People In our Brand Invasions” 7:10-9:10 New, Plush said in his farewell. She also plans to curtail her hectic apartm ent and $420 for a one- U.A. Theater 1— "Fun WiUi Vernon Cine 2 — "The Last “ Rightly or wrongly, I professional pace. bedroom unit, as being in line with Dick and Jane” 7:00; "Bobby Remake of Beau Geste” 7:30- EL HOMBRE ROOM hhve the feeling that I have "But I won’t be cutting out any one the rental structure in the Hartford Deerfleld". 9:00. 9:80 passed the test. I shall element of my career,” she said. "As office, according to HUD’s Hartford U.A. ’Theater 2 - "Oh, SEPARATE ENTRANCE AND PARKING wear this like a medal.” a performer I enjoy ’em all — TV office. God!” 7:154:15 Prices for M Partiei • No Party Too Small Anchorman Walter variety shows, TV movies, M. Philip Susag, a member of U.A. ’Theater 3 — "Star , Call Now For Mora Information Wars” 7:00-9:15 Cronkite, marking the nightclubs, concerts, the stage and South Church and a trustee of departure of his colleague, feature movies. Methodist Health and Welfare Ser MANCHESTER PARKADE called Sevareid “one of the "That’s six different careers. And vices Inc., said that the rents will be finest essayists of the cen every one of them requires a substantially lower than those c tury.” Sevareid’s "rare in SUNBEAM different discipline or at least a figures, and are now projected to be u t T a m A T t i M sight and unswerving in m o T B a Prestoburger/2 different attitude on my part.” about $220 a month for efficiencies Oil^XTHEATRES EAST tegrity were a constant HONEYWELL NORELCO TOASTMASTER Vista Mixmaster Barbara has few idle hours even Barbara Eden s a w n LANA Fire and Smoke Detector 1000 Watt Gotcha Gun Hamburger Cooker Presto Hot Dogger with Dough Hooks and $250 for one-bedroom units. M g S m s m e B T source of professional 4-Slice Toaster when she’s not working. She is the ’The protest group also spoke of its rOEW lEUlffll MASTHAmrORD guidance,” cfronkite said, Our Reg. B s -e s fo adding: ssr,^ 2 2 .7 0 24.99 11.99 WMM W 2B.99 93.94 “And yes, it’s also true '& ■ 14.88 a M K M H W s m a n Alarms at earliest stage of tire. 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EHOTDl thermostat; crumb tray. 9D137 lW a nd 4'/rqt. bowls. $701-100 MIAMAMIA’E longer being able to call BffFErRESTMHiniMTEKIIS rniip I lManct|e0ter W if e ' MCK ki NHMIKMM M.‘.t ill 1(H) HHN'J WBMiaeAT, TNOISIUT A FMOAT ''‘cTnTl^’ Z im; I' k •'.'Ii't'.ili iHtiPHh CItutc TAU H » ta II«04«w WIT m (12/2/77 couple of days a week kibit d^rctjcstra zing as a CBS News consul- Dr. Jock H«ll«r, Conductor Sevareld’s career in I MARTY PBLOMAN _ R DIANEKEATON journalism began as a stu Swiday,DMemb«r4,l977 f *7118 Last RaoHfei |£OflMBag tSg^g dent activist at the Univer 7:30 P.M. Bailey Auditorium sity of Minnesota, carried MT-SUMIUODIfaiWW East Hartford Fine Arts Committee him to the Minneapolis MancheiterHigli School KIDS UNDER I I ■ l " HENRY presents Journal in 1936, to Paris HALF PRICE 1111+a where he worked for the PIANO SOLOIST buR** I w in io j r I New York Herald Tribune AnneKaactelnB Ttnn’II be $ fiste tm pting Mtoc* CONCERTO-DA-CAMERA and United Press before tion of all your UvorHo dlahoa at our joining Murrow and CBS PBOOAAM Conducted by Franco Sciannameo SYMTHOWr NO. 3 • 1 n k * “ b u m tablol DIno to your hoarfa news in 1939 to help cover World War II. eootont — oat all you want Ifa lunll oond d i l l Mm MiMr. C O N C m O M A AAINOB FOE PIAF40 AN D OBCHESTIA IPJL.IVJrL Sun., December 4th Cm, SugOaeM Carrier RaM I 748 ToUand Tnpk. RSOBOfO Ns at 7 P.M. DONATION 13 • SIM O t CinZINS AND ManeltMtsf ...... MS tiuoiN rs tt > cm o tM u n o u la m t WMUy...... *“ fSTINCTIVE MTiRlira OiwimiMt., ____ PENNEY HIGH SCHOOL ..f-'Mr,,,. » TIWN rniinM...... $11.79' FOR AU OCCASIONS lla i m f l i i i ...... W w No admission charge - etllJIm at 546-7558 lor .the Inlormitlon to wiitVour party nNdt., •ulMetimn «ee M to rwOM Reception to follow iMr imiipiimr M m* MO. •houM iiiii^ iiii IM eirwiwioe d»psitiii«wt.«47-iem. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Dec. 1 .1W7- PACE FlVEi-A Southington workers say the com lodge also wants job security. PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thura.. Dec. 1. 1977 pany is asking them to become slaves Pratt & Whitney gave the by agreeing to the five-year contract Southington workers a seven-day Southington still pushes strike accepted by workers at the East extension on the old three-year con Hartford and Middletown plants. tract to give them time to reconsider Open Forum Committee SOUTHINGTON (UPI) - Union workers to walk out. Southington members of the Inter aircraft mechanics and machinists at “I am pretty sure we can get their stitte vote. After the company ilauri|p0tpr Eitr utu^ ralb members at Pratt & Whitney Air Tom Shea, a spidcesman for the an national Association of Machinists, the firm's East Hartford and Middletown to go along witti us; East offer., Southington employees joined Middletown plants decided to stay on Manchester — A City of Village Charm craft’s Southington plant today con ion workers at ^uthlngton, said he District 91, voted Sunday to strike Hartford, I doubt,” Shea, said their East Hartford and Middletown tinued their fight to drum up support thought the Middletown plant will Pratt & Whitney, one of Connec- the job and accept a new five-year Wednesday. Shea said the five-year counterparts and reported to work in decline contract. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 for a. strike by asking Middletown join the Southington cause. ticut’s largest employers. However. pact is unacceptable. He said the Monday. Membtr. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International Keep Day Care Center open By NICHOLAS DANILOFF Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Washington (Upd - The Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. prestigious Senate Foreign Relations To the editor; cent years, been shown to be a most student with a family? I think the Raymond F. Robinson. Editor>Publi8her Harold E Turkington, Managing Editor Committee will be 161 years oldDec. I am writing to make known my basic and crucial determinant of our answer is quite clear. The college 10. The oldest committee ot the Town has procedure views concerning the Manchester society at large (contrary to early cannot be all things to all people, but ■liMllllilWlllllllillUMl Senate, It has begun showing signs of longitudinal studies reported bi the Opinion Community College Day Care when the needs of the community are feebleness. for utility problems sixties). Our children are, bideed, Deli Department Specials Center. examined it becomes clear that a tru Over the years, its prestige grew our most precious resource. Few in ly outstanding, well-researched, and The Town of Manchester Water and Sewer Department ' CHOICEST MEATS I am the mother of a three-year-old from the fact that it generated from stitutions support this idea and it is is sending information to customers about what to do in who attends nursery school at the creatively and intelligently staffed within its ranks six presidents, nine sad to see sucb a well-run and respon- case of sewage backups and how to contact the depart center and I am a college faculty program must be of great value. vice presidents, 18 secretaries of IN TOWN tiriijiE s sive facility lumped with ment for turning water service on and off. member and community member. I The Day Care Center must remain state and countless ambassadors. It extracurricular activities and cut to The information is being sent to customers with their RU88BR am very concerned that the Day Care open and must be allowed to keep its has approved and perfected much Life and death issue trim another beleaguered budget. monthly bills, Fran Taylor, office manager of the depart Center Is threatened with closing and excellent program alive and well. legislation. Including such far- ment, said. RUMP R O U T ...... J l ” Some priorities have to be The much-criticized Con and such which had always is being forced to severely limit its Half-way measures may not be too reaching measures as the Marshall If there- is a sewage backup or blockage, a customer HOT HAM examined. I want to urge those in been used with copper. Worse, program. difficult for an adult to withstand, Plan after World War II. should check to determine if the blockage is in only one or sumer Products Safety Com volved in the decision-making The quality of this Day Care Center but small children seeking a consis Part of its problem today appears in all fixtures. mission has yet to accomplish houses began burning down processes to read up on early H f a U iS iM T and the flexibility of their hours com tent and nurturing environment can to be the loose hand with which Sen. If all fixtures are affected, the customer should call the and the CPSC cites at least two childhood education and to visit the e H iC K E H much. Except possibly for its bine to make this facility a great help not be compromised. John Sparkman, a distinguished, 77- department at 649-5281, ext. 251 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 U8DA CHOICE SACK p.m. Monday through Friday or at 649-9697 during ail ban on an alleged cancer- fatalities in its suit. Numerous to many members of the college center. Is it the function of a com Please voice your support for the year-old Alabaman, mns the panel. munity college to provide the kind of other times. causing fire retardant localities have banned community and the community at Manchester Community College Day Known as a decent and courtly man, RUMP ROAST ROLL extracurricular activity that most 4- The department will send a crew to determine where chemical used in children’s aluminum wiring. large. The philosophy and practice of Care Center. Sparkman seems to radiate no very child care is on a level with some of year colleges provide for the 18-to 22- Most sincerely, the problem is. If it is in a main line, the department will U8DA CHOICK BYB RU8SER BAKEDBAK VIRQINIA sleepwear, the four-year-old (Since 1975, new hardware clear sense of direction. Nor does he take care of the problem. If the blockage occurs in the the best and most expensive facilities year-old student? Is it the function of Gwen E. Polowe Planet designed for use with exhibit any compulsive drive to rally lateral from the main line to the house, it is the * 1 ” agency has given the impres extant. The whole field of early the community college to lend sup 201 Regan Rd., Apt. 3SB ROUND ROAST aluminum wiring has ap votes and advance the ad homeowner’s responsibility to clear the line. HAM sion of making a great deal of childhood education has, in most re port to its average student, the older Rockville Taylor said that customers should avoid dumping siich U8DA CHOICB TOP parently eliminated the ministration’s foreign affairs legisla noise over rather trivial con tion. items as grease, disposable diapers, cloth and plastic • 1 « DUBUQUE - cerns — matchbook design or problem.) The State Department, which has items into the system. ROUND STEAK swimming pool slide safety What the commission seeks worked intimately with a number of Also, if the cleanout cap is removed and sewage comes BOLOCNA in its suit is for the court to Sparkman’s predecessors, has not into the cellar, the homeowner is responsible for cleanup standards, for example. . and all damages. Now, however, the CPSC is require the manufacturers to leaned on the Alabaman since he The department also asks that customers who need iSiiiniiak,:...... * 1 " involved in a real life-and- undertake a public relations succeeded J. William Fulbright in their water service turned off or on notify the department death is^ e in the form of a suit campaign to alert homeowners 1975. 24 hours ahead of time when possible. S i 99 Nor have other Senate committees to the danger and either to The service is provided at no charge if the work is done STEAK Ih I GOOD WITH EQQB it has filed in U.S. District deferred to Foreign Relations. An during regular work hours— 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday Court in Washington, D.C., repair the “old technology” Armed Services subcommittee under through Friday. If a worker has to be called during over LORBNZ against 26 manufacturers of wiring or replace it. Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., moved time hours to shut off or turn on a water service, the cost SIZZLEAN . 1201. house wiring. This, of course, would in in to rival the com m ittee in of the call will be charged to the homeowners. CALVES LIVER ALL BEEF • ALL MEAT Anyone wishing to schedule such a service should call The commission claims that volve a lot of money, which is reviewing a new U.S.-Soviet ^ I F T S BROWN A 8BRVB strategic arms treaty. 643-2900 between 7 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. or 649-5281, ext. 255 FENWiilY more than 1.5 million homes in one reason why the manufac between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.The emergency number is Recently, Sparkman has oc this country are in imminent turers have been fighting the 649-9697. SAUSAGE .Sox. casionally yielded to Sen. Hubert FRANKS danger of catching fire CPSC. They also charge that Humphrey, D-Minn., in the arduous because they are wired with the commission has made in task of managing complicated bills “old technology” aluminum accurate and misleading on the Senate floor. But Humphrey, About town wiring. The homes were built statements about aluminum now terminally ill with cancer, is no between 1965 and 1975 when wiring. longer able to pr.ovide the leadership. Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, has Mahehester Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol builders began turning to It will now be up to the court tried repeatedly to step into the will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 at the Manchester State U.S.D A . CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE aluminum because of a shor to decide whether and to what breach and assume some leadership Armory, Main Street. The meeting is open to all young tage of copper. extent “old technology’’ duties. But according to aides, he has people from Grade 7 through high school. Reports soon began coming aluminum wiring poses a irritated Sparkman, who believes he SIRLOIN TIP ROAST BOTTOM ROUND ROAST in of dangerous overheating at danger to the public, and what is doing a good job as chairman and East Central Pomona Grange will meet at the Colum bia Grange Hall Saturday at 6:30 p.m. The evening will connection points in should be done about it. resents being upstaged by a junior colleague. begin with a potluck supper followed by a business aluminum-wired houses due to The decision will affect a lot meeting. Church, according to another com a metallic incompatability more people, and businesses, mittee staffer, is biding his tiine between aliminum and the than regulations governing awaiting Sparkman’s departure. steel screws, boxes, switches swimming pool slides. Meanwhile, Sen. Dick Clark, D- *1.39. *1J9 lowa, is moving quietly to generate new dynamism. Clark has worked in dustriously from the fringes of Thought power, showing a knack for making We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family much out of small pickings. Butcher Service... oil and flour to feed her and her son When he first joined the com Serve Your Family! A bowl and a jar mittee, Clark was offered the (I Kings ly:8-16) until the drought was over. This he promised in the name of the Lord. African subcommittee, a panel which STORE HOURS; Elijah, a prophet of the Lord, had been quiescent for years. Clark emerged from the wilderness hungry It must have been very difficult to believe this wild man who made in used it to probe the deepening Soviet and thirsty because the land was in Mon. I Tim s. 'H 6:00 317 Highland St the grip of a severe drought. He met sane promises, even for a woman in involvement in Angola in 1975. an era when unquestioning obedience a poor widow gathering sticks and Now Clark has immersed himself Wed., Thurs., 1 Frl tt 9dH) asked her to bring him some water. was lifetime habit. F a c ^ with cer Equal rights without ERA in Soviet affairs. He gave a speech MAHCHESTER Unlike women of today, this poor tain starvation, it would be natural to this fall calling for federal help for of several panels or to moderate any police officers or Sat I Sunday lady was not at all surprised that a wish to extend life as long as possi By LEE RODERICK Russian studies. He would like to ble. But which choice was the wiser of the more than 100 workshops.” firefighters...Women accounted for 'V im COHH. strange man should expect her to (Second of two articles) only 2-7 percent of law and medical counter the impressive influence drop what she was doing to attend to one?Whether or not she trusted And so it went across the nation as Elijah is not known, but she chose WASHINGTON - Can a person be feminist leaders who controlled the school enrollments. Girls could be Jackson has built up in the details of his needs. She went at once to bring for equal women’s rights in areas strategic arms control. him water. obedience and “all of them had purse strings to $5 million voted by barred from Little League sports.” that really count and be against the But for the moment, Jackson has The widow was somewhat amazed enough food for many days. As the Congress for IWY succeeded time 1976 — “ Fourteen states have by the stranger’s next request, Lord had promised through Elijah, Equal Rights Amendment? Yes. Can after time in muzzling potential op passed equal rights amendments to the upper “band with Secretary of however. He asked for bread. No the bowl did not run out of flour nor those rights be achieved without position. Some non-radical women their constitutions. Employers State Cyrus Vance, who pays close doubt she would have been happy to the jar run out of oil.” ERA? Yes. who couldn’t be kept out of state advertise for ‘workers,’ not for attention to Jackson’s arms control It is not always possible to unders Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials grant his request also, but she had no Did passage of a basketfull of meetings such as those in Hawaii, workers of a particular sex. Women subcommittee. GROCERY SPECIALS tand the situations in which we find bread, only a little flour in a bowl and feminist goals by the International Minnesota and California, were are moving into (police and The Armed Services Committee 80UP 8TARTER • ALL FLAVOR8 WW WW oil in a jar which she had planned as ourselves, but if we are obedient to Women’s Year conference in has no formal jurisdiction over the the will of the Lord we can be driven out in disgust by lesbian firefighter) jobs in increasing JUICY NAVEL 1 C a last meal for herself and her son Houston — in numbers...Women fill 20 percent of strategic arms treaty, but Vahee SOUP MX...... :...... „ „ 6 9 * before starvation came. assured that our needs will be met. “entertainment” and displays of ORANGES IU8M5I’ (Tomorrow’s “Thought” will deal cluding ERA, sexual devices. the space in (law and medicaj) knows Jackson’s incisive criticiw s MUELLER’B HEARTY M m ^ When she explained her situation to abortion, and could doom any SALT 2 accord if Elijah, he assured her that if she with a modern parallel of this story.) Answer is yes schools. Boys and girls have equal homosexual they are not taken into account. HOODIES...... ,.„4 5 « would first make a little loaf of bread Willa R. Stanford But enough of the ugliness and on access to recreational programs.” U.S. NO. 1 rights — mean V ’ A pivotal issue for the Foreign MOTT8 u A . for him that there would be enough Community Baptist to the other question: Can a person Worked tirelessly Church that those are Relations Committee will be the POTATOES 1 0 . . . 7 9 * be for women’s rights without em There are many dedicated, activist RPPLESAUGE „ „ 4 0 * worthy goals for Panama Canal treaties. Committee CRISPY bracing ERA? More importantly, women not on the destructive fringes WELCH’B the nation? No. staffers do not feel the three weeks of can inequities be corrected without of American society who have CALIF. Yesterdays Expanding upon hearings held in September and Oc ERA? The answer to both is yes. worked tirelessly to make such TOMATO JUICE...... those answer*, beginning with the tober educated the public, or that the The National Organization for changes a reality. Their commen CONTADINA ITAL 8TYLE CARROTS . -lb. pkgt. 3 1 5 9 * second: State Department provided sufficient 1 Women (NOW), in a funding cam dable success proves that the Even the presence of First Lady support. 25 years ago of the Zoning Board of Appeals for paign launched in the wake of nation’s political system is an TOMATOES .2801.' the fifth year. Rosalyn Carter and her two RED RIPE Ulysses Lupien, former Houston, unwittingly furnishes abun adequate vehicle to change. Committee Chief of Staff Norville LIQUID ’Thomas F. Kelley, retiring teacher predecessors couldn’t change the Jones is now planning for more Manchester resident, is named city dant evidence that progress for Since the Bill of Rights was TOMATOES .12-01. pkg. and athletic director and long-time fact that the Houston conference was hearings in January, and possibly an manager at Lowell, Mass. America’s women is not only possi ratified in 1791, there have been 6,000 JOY...... 32 ox.' Main Street police protection is baseball and football coach, ends a a scandalous example of how hapless informal committee trip to Panama. big & tall ble but inevitable without a con constitutional amendments in increased. 42-year career with Manchester High taxpayers can be forced to pay for Such a visit would supplement the stitutional amendment demanding it. troduced in Congress. Only 16 of 10 years ago School amid a day of farewell foolishness. trip Senate Democratic leader flannels WESSOHOK .2401.' festivities at school. In a before-and-after look at what them have been ratified by the states 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111 GOLD MEDAL John Clifford is elected chairman It may have been a smooth show in Robert Byrd led to Panama. has happened for women in the and become part of the Constitution. classic flannel plaids Texas, biit it wasn’t democracy. IWY ’The panel, looked on by some ...decade between 1966 and 1976, NOW, And all 16 have been ratified in less allored of 100% cotton with presiding officer Bella Abzug and her' senators as being too liberal, does not FLOUR..... ( f fFUh Coupon & SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox the nation’s largest women’s rights than four years. 0 pockets, specially sized WALDORF $7.50 Punhate I $7.50 Purehttte ~ radical colleagues had made sure of now have the automatic influence organization, includes the following The ERA, in contrast, was sent to and scientifically that long before Houston by denying which might lead the Senate to HOODS among an impressive record of the states by Congress nearly six proportioned to fit the big BATH TISSUE...... effective participation at many state ratification of the treaties. CLOROX progress: years ago, and has been virtually and tall man. permanent ICE CREAM meetings where delegates were Diplomatic strategists believe that FROZEN & DAIRY • t 1966 — “Not a single state had a stalled for five of those years. The press, select yours today. • chosen to women not sharing their unless it becomes clear that two BANQUET A ^ constitutional provision for equality reason is that a growing number of views. thirds of the Senate will support the of the sexes. Employment ads were Americans have come to annreciate I OAL. »-ll4 '' L s7A.'«+zeo* ■Road. . GREEN MANOP in censorship or prior restraint, but RoundTableconcert set ■ — ■/ ...... o . ^ 2 4 « l \ rather in the fre^om of expre^on The Round Table Singers of The concert, originally announced L_, for all, and not the exclusive r i ^ t of Manchester High School under the for Dec. 9, is being sponsored by the Tha ilK E ^HOP MAMCHmEBHABPWABL I 180 8FRUGE $T. MANCHE$TER 847-1027 producers, publishers, authors and a direction of Miss Martha White will Emanuel Lutheran Churchmen and is : HOURS DAILY 9:80-Sdl0 • THURSDAY 9:30 - 9KKI /DEEPVK«;y ■ <%>, handful of media experts. Freedom present its first concert of the season open to the public. After the concert, ^ CLOSED SUN. A MON. VISA/MASTBR CHAROB i UlNNMQRt..!g belongs to the viewer, the reader and Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel a Scandinavian dessert will be served I listeners as well.” Lutheran Church. in Luther Hail. Alfred Vennard ------'le Budget plans GROTON (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Area health units _ r ' Grasso says she will ask the Legislature in early February for $600,000 to open a facility at Norwich to share $56,675 Map shows West Middle Turnpike parking Hospital for the care of adolescents. She also said Wednesday ^ e plans to ask for $250,000 to allow more Four Manchester area health care agencies ^ among This section of map furnished by the town’s Engineering Department shows the state, and local officials have agreed on a parking system which will go into students to attend the Southeastern 14 serving Greater Hartford that will share $56^75 which area of West Middle Turnpike which has been the subject of a dispute over effect in about three weeks when special signs are completed. The legends on Regional Vocational Technical the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has voted to parking restrictions in the past six months. The darkened lines designate the the map indicate what the parking provisions will be. School and for money to provide the pay medical bills for indigent patients as provided by the state’s share of a $6.6 million waste Newton C. and Elsie B. Brainard Fund. area which was reconstructed under the federal Urban Systems Project. Town, _ treatment plant for Groton. Those receiving funds under the latest foundation dis tribution are Manchester Memorial Hospital, Rockville General Hospital, and the Manchester and East Hartford Public Health Nursing Associations. The fund was established by the Brainards to “assist Grasso: school fund up to court Ntt persons suffering from so-called incurable diseases or for Retpomlile HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Grasso makers passed an income tax while under a he said was lack of action on the issue. the aged or infirm persons or both.” According to the For doesn’t see the upcoming Legislature restruc- court order to restructure the financing He said if lawmakers did not take signifi- foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Brainard wanted to help those Tjpoiniililca .... .turing school financing. If she’s right and system. She said it was unlikely the state will ' cant action by June he will ask the Superior' g r e e n who had always been self-supporting, but might find their ►With STAMPS Error* reformers keep their word, a court will be be put in such a position. Court to stop state education aid because the life savings consumed by medical bills resulting from a 'asked to halt all state education aid in June. The Connecticut Supreme Court last spring disastrous illness or accident. The necessity of Now enjoy conMete^ereo entedtdnment with this deluxe system had been declared invalid. Mrs. Grasso Wednesday said she expected ruled the property tax-based system of fun That tactic in a similar case in New Jersey mortgaging their home or burdening their children with stereo systern. we’vsj^ btned a quality AM/FM Stereo Ro- to make school finance a major issue dAring ding education was unconstitutional because forced lawmakers to restructure their tax long-term debts to meet hospital and medical bills could tultrsize 68R-3-3peed record changer, and an 725 8-trad{.:0»y/redorcl tmck for the finest stereo compact we her upcoming re-election campaign. children in poorer towns lacked the same op thus be avoided for such persons. system and they reluctantly imposed a per offer. H^featureS locidhg fast-forward, pause, repeat, aufo- ’* She did not disclose her solution to the portunities as those in more affluent com sonal income tax. E. MIDDLE The hospitals and health agencies receiving the grant mSupermarkets stop, two recording laiyeT metera with separate level controls, problem, but again emphasized an income tax munities. Attorney General Carl Ajello urged law TURNPIKE will select the patients and clients who qualify for two wide-range spestcer systems with 23" enctosu-es and was not the way to solve the problem. The high court told the Legislature to remedy makers to act by June because he said Horton MANCHESTER assistance under the fund’s guidelines. microphones, Reg|j?^ i$5 ...... J Mrs. Grasso has numerous times previously the situation, but said if those bringing the suit In the 20 years since the Brainards established this might have a good case. pledged to veto an income tax if it is passed by were unhappy with the solution they could ask Since the Connecticut Supreme Court deci m e a t s 8i Y fund, f 1,376,675 has been granted, assisting 5,383 persons the Legislature. a court to step in. with their medical bills. sion last April, the amount of state money 21988 But at a Capitol news conference she Wesley Horton, who brought the original going for educational equalization has been in U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS declined to make a- similar pledge if law suit, said Tuesday he was unhappy with what creased from $10 million to $20 million. SIRLOIN BEEF About town I BOTTOM ROUND 3007 STEAK (B E E F S H E L L BO N E IN) ROAST Chapman Court, Order of Amaranth, will have its an nual meeting and Christmas party Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. There will be no grab bag at this I ^ k M r k , ^ min. 4.99 year’s party. Officers will wear colored gowns. 4 Pack 8^Trk;90 min, 6.99 d ip * n«p«m I Fast-Forward FM Stenal Motor Lo'u OPEN SUNDAY Thinking of Jeans? C9^ Shady Glet^luiatrm a Special Ice Cream Pretty Christmas pink Ice cream, chock full of mint flavored green cherries, dubonnet black cherries, THE maraschino red cherries, and al THINK of REGALS mond nuts. A real event at the Glen Even Santa's Wearing Jeans This Year< MANCHESTER , 811 MAIN 8T. Per a change of pace be sure to MALL Shady Qian’s try Shady Glen Cranberry Sherbet. 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Bill employees doing most of Q: Revaluation work has at Northeast Utilities (Con’i. from Page One) ’The layoffs, disclosed Wednesday, Moon and myself, Betty the work rather than hiring been computerized this Tlghe and Judy Pantaleo an outside firm to do the HARTFORD (UPI) - Northeast were slightly less than the utility year for the first time. (all town employees) have Utilities says it will berin notifying originally announced when it was Q: How will the revalua revaluation? What has this meant? ^ done just about Ull .of the A: The town was in 380 of its workers today that they will denied the full increase.'At that time. tion affect the town’s tax A: Everything had to be w ork.' terested in getting this be laid off because the firm didn’t Northeast said it would dismiss 450 of rate? done manually to convert i t , done at a mintnlal c ^ . By receive all of a $90 million rate hike its own workers and shut down con A: ’There will be a.sub Normally, in a job like into the computer. ’That’s a' doing it ourselves, we monumental task. it wanted. struction on Millstone HI, costing stantial drop in the tax this, they would have had' saved a real bundle of ’The benefit is going to be Michael Dorfsman, a company another 1,200 workers their jobs. rate, but how much it will as many as eight or nine money. realized in future spokesman, said Wednesday an ad Dorfsman said the 380 company be, I doti’t know. full-time people working in Also, by being heavily in .revaluations and in year- ditional 1,000 non-company construc layoffs would include transmission, some stages. Q: What has to be done to volved, I know exactly tion workers at the Millstone HI distribution, clerical and water pollu to-year work, which willbe complete the revaluation? An outside firm has been nucleaf power plant in Waterford tion control employees. what’s happening. If an simplified. doing some commercial outside firm does it, you will lose their jobs by Feb. 1. ’The Northeast spokesman said the A: The biggest job ahead It makes me want to non-company layoffs have already ^ of us is keypunching reviewp' and computeriza supervise in a general way, stick around. I don’t think begun, but the company dismissals changes (into the com tion work, but I ’m also but you don’t know what’s I ’ll mind doing a future Insulation probe won’t start until the utility can meet puter) that I have made as heavily involved in that. happening until the very revaluation half as much is not expected with the various unions that repre a result of the review of all Q: Why are town end. as I did this time. sent employees. properties. HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. In OctobOT, the Public Utilities Then, we have to run all Consumer Products Safety Commis Control Authority granted Northeast the information through sion probably won’t investigate foam a $35 million rate increase, roughly the computer, which will housing insulation unless it is 40 percent of what the utility wanted. print out an error list of all presented with evidence that urea- exchanges CAIOOR SHOPPING ' ’The authority told the utility the in those properties where PLAZA MANCHESTER formaldehyde insulation poses a crease included enough money for it Corporator after there might be a clerical Mon.-Fri. 10-9 health hazard, according to a com to finish Millstone III by 1982. Christmas mission official. error or omissiop. Sat. )0-6 But Northeast, Connecticut’s Judge Jay E. Rublnow of Francine Shacter, a project We have to identify the Sun. 12-5 largest supplier of electricity, went Manchester is one of 30 corporators errors and feed those ac manager for the commission’s to court to get the full $90 million. named recently at the Hartford counts back into the com chronic hazards section, said The utility promised a construction Hospital’s annual corporator’s puter. Wednesday the federal agency is not shutdown at Millstone HI, layoffs, meeting. ’There are’ now more than We have to send out currently researching the health im more electricity brownouts and 600 corporators of the hospital. pact of the foam injected into walls notices of the new reduced service. Judge Rubinow, who retired ^ SANTA'S to keep the cold from penetrating assessments to every ’The state consumer counsel and earlier this year from his position on houses. owner of real estate. We’re various consumer groups are the Superior Court, served as judge Instead, she said the commission is shooting to have those challenging Northeast in the court and chief judge of the Circuit Court HELPERS concentrating on coming up with mailed by mid-January. battle, claiming the giant utility system and was appointed Superior The sooner we get them regulations to control the manufac ■m didn’t even deserve the $35 million it Court judge in 1967. He is a former out, the more time we’ll ture of the foam. received. president of Temple Beth Sholom. have for hearings. ITARTAN PLAID Q: What kind of hearings will there be? SLACKS Obituaries A: Three members of my staff and I will be doing the b y Kay Warner Mrs. Anna M. Donahue Lilyan E. Nathan hearings for anyone who Mrs. Elizabeth M. Gloss has questions about their EAST HARTFORD -M rs. Anna Lilyan E. Nathan, 81, of assessments. Within a few MACHINE WASHABLE Springfield, Mass., died early EAST HARTFORD -M rs. M. Donahue, 71, of 40 Spaulding Cir days after the notices are GIFT Elizabeth M. Gloss, 79, of 52 cle died Tuesday at St. Francis Thursday morning at Hartford sent out, the hearings will Hospital. Ck)llimore Road died Wednesday at Hospital, Hartford. be scheduled. The hearings SWEATERS Hartford Hospital. Mrs. Donahue was born in She was the widow of Julius L. will be by appointment on by OLD COLONY Mrs. Gloss was born in Hazlet, . Nathan. She was born in Siberia, Jam aica, West Indies, and had lived ly. We probably will be Lovtiy CloBiic in HtotKer colon. N.J., and had lived in East Hartford in East Hartford for the past three Russia and had lived in Springfield doing them during for the past 14 years. She is survived for 70 years. 100% polyester SHETLAND years. weekdays, at night and on by a son, Carl W. Gloss of East Hart She is survived by three sons, CREWNECK PULLOVERS I0 i9 9 She is survived by two daughters, Saturdays. machine Jerome Nathan of Manchester, 70% wool 30% ocryllc ford. Virginia Novak of East Hartford and T h e Board of Tax Richard Nathan of New York City, woshable ’The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at Anna Boardman of Woodbury, N .J.; Review will meet in ACRYLIC CREWNECK ^ and Jayson Nathan of Philadelphia, sizes 8-16 the Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, 18 grandchildren and 13 great March. A new law allows PULLOVER 9.99 Pa. reg.*2 1 N.J. Burial will be in Cedar Wood grandchildren. them to meet for two SHETLAND Cemetery in New Jersey. She is also survived by two grand ’The funeral is Friday at 9;15 a.m. months in a revaluation CARDIGANS IZ.DO Newkirk and Whitney Funeral sons, Larry Nathan of Longmeadow, from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral year if they have to. all mochine washable 34-40 Home, 318 Burnside Ave., was in Mass, and Jam es Nathan of Glaston Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a Anyone who doesn’t charge of arrangements. bury and two great-grandchildren, mass at St. Christopher’s Church at receive satisfaction from The family sggests that any David and Deborah Nathan of 10. Burial will be in Hillside us will go to the board. memorial gifts may he made to the Longmeadow. Cemetery. If they’re not happy after Lady Manhattan Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Funeral services will be at noon SLACKS Friends may call at the funeral meeting with the Board of Friday at the Ascher Memorial home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tax Review, they can go to e Qiano Cowl Neck Tops Albert J. Patch Chapel, 44 Sumner Avenue, Famous Makers Checks - Plaids the Court of Common 8 Solids. e Classic Long Sleeve Shirts Mrs. Walter A. Recknagel Springfield, Mass. SOUTH WINDSOR -Fu neral ser Pleas, which also is the With Cuff The funeral of Mrs. Walter A. Memorial week will be observed at vices for Albert J. Patch of 414 normal route during any (Ruth) Recknagel of 37 Willard the home of her son, Jerom e Nathan, Foster St., who died ’Tuesday, will ^ assessment year. Road, who died Tuesday night at at 109 Adelaide Road, Manchester. Friday at 11 a.m. at Congdon Funeral Q: Who has done the John Dempsey Medical Center, Far- *9.99-M2.! reg. Home, 25 N. Main St., Wallingford, Lloyd E. Holland work on revaluation? from the Spencer Funeral Home, 112 */8 Vt. Burial will be in Greenhill EAST HARTFORD -Lloyd E. A: We hired two outside 8-20 reg. to *22.00 ’9JI9 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Cemetery, Wallingford. workers as field men. Cooper and High streets. Holland, 77, of East Hampton, ’There will be calling hours tonight, (People who do on-site The Rev. Charles Kuhl, pastor, will formerly of E ast Hartford, died 7 to 9, at the Congdon Funeral Home. Wednesday. He was the husband of valuations.) ’The family suggests that memorial officiate. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Mrs. Alice Trudeau Holland. gifts may be made to the American Mr. Holland was born in East Hart Friends may call at Holmes Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., ford and had lived in Glastonbury, Manchester. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today where he formerly owned and - Among survivors omitted in from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ’The family suggests that any memorial gifts operated the Old Cider Mill on Rt. 17, Wednesday’s notice are two sons, moving to East Hampton seven years This Christmas may be made to Zion Evangelical Albert R. Patch of Andover and ago. Before retiring in 1964, he was Melvin F . Patch of Enfield. Lutheran Church or to the American Cancer Society. employed or 35 years at Pratt & Whitney Small Tool Division of Colt Treat Yourself To Savings Industries, West Hartford. He is also survived by his step mother, Mrs. Bessie Curtis Holland With This...... of Glastonbury; and two sisters, Mrs. Rheta Barrett of East Hartford and Mrs. Ibene Christensen of Higganum. The funeral is Friday at 10:30 a.m. from the Spencer Funeral Home, 112 Main St., East Hampton, with a mass at St. Patrick Church, East Hampton, at 11. Burial will be in the Old Church Cemetery, Glastonbury. MOO TRADE Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 8. Does your television picture roll? Do the faces lopk Mrs. Joyce L, Millard orange? Trade that old TV Set In Today while you can get EAST HAR’TFORD -M rs. Joyce Lasek Millard, 27, of 606 Bum^de $100 Trade In toward the purchase of a New 100% Solid! Ave. died Wednesday at her home State Curtis Mathes Color TV. Don’t wait, trade today In j| from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to police. time to enjoy the New Fall TV Programs. I Mrs. Millard was bom in Hartford and had lived in the Hartford area all her life. — ------CURTIS MATHES^------8 She is survived by her father, George J. Lasek of West Hartford: a daughter, Kimberly Millard of West CURTIS MATHES Hartford; a brother, Cleorge Lasek t i : Jr. of Farmington; and two sisters, Elaine Faucher of Tolland and COLORTV Marilyn Ziff of West Hartford. Features: The funeral is Friday at 9:30 a.m. • 100% SOLID STATE from Taylor and Modeen Funeral • MODULAR CONSTRUCTION Home, 136 S. Main St., West Hart • INSTANT TOUCH TUNING Salvation Army plans fair ford, with a mass at St. Mark the W&mSSv Evangelist Church, West Hartford, • AUTO SRI8HTNESS CONTROL Mrs. Claus (Mrs. Evelyn Morrison) at right, shows Julie • AUTO FINE TUNINO at 10. Burial will be in Mt. St. K Carlson one of the dolls to be featured at the Christmas Fair Benedict Cemetery, Blooinfield. • SUPER MATRIX FIX TORE sponsored by the Salvation Army Saturday. Looking on is Mrs. Friends may call at the funeral • 4 YEAR LIM inO WARRANTY Annie Russell of the Salvation Army. The fair will be held at home tonight from 7 to 9. • MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM The family suggests that any The Citadel on Main Street from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with lunch YOUR CHOICE OF STYLES served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. memorial gifts may be made to a charity of the donor’s choice. : Panel defends bar exams YEAR YEAR YEAR WARRANTY WARRANTY WARRANTY HARTFORD (UPI) - A Superior every kind than I’ve ever had multiple choice questions. Court official says there’s nothing before,” Anderson said. ’Traditionally, between 75 and 85 100% SHOP 190% 100 wrong with the state’s bar examina But Anderson said he found nothing percent pass the bar. % tion even though an unusually high wrong with the test or the lawyers In July 1976, 94.6 percent of those LABOR number of law school graduates who graded it, so he assumed the who took the bar examination passed PARTS PIX TOOL flunked it this year. problem was the law students not the it. A Yale professor, who wished to 4 4 New Milford attorney. Henry B. examination. be nameless, suggested this year’s Anderson, head of the .Superior When the examination was offered failures were the result of attorneys Court’s examining committee, said in July, 526 men and women took it, who graded the test harder because the most in Connecticut’s history. Sighis • SoLTvds ^ Wecinesday be conducted a review of of the previous year’s high pass rate. the examination because he bad been Only 379 or 72 percent passed it. Anderson said this was not the case. Sc; » UPPER LFVEI -> ( h ‘l N to ') to besieged by complaints from law ’Ibis was the second worst perfor Law school graduates must pass ’A’ .MiDlIU !PKt, students woo failed the test given mance in state history, next to July the bar examination, which is given WESTi ARMS MAi.L ' ''if PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., Dec, t. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 1. 1977- PAGE THREE-B ( Area police report j Residents surveyed Coventry land purchase If you have Bolton pupils treated news for area East Hartford on Vernon education towns, call: to mime performance Police arrested four Hartford youths Wednesday after to go to public hearings Andover to the different age gi;oups. Typical a Ginger Lane resident called poUce at 7:21 p.m. and said Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 Students at Bolton Elementary The Coventry Town Council is feet of frontage. The town’s only density land still available for public Center School were treated to mime makeup, a white face, was someone was trying to steal his car. expected to set hearing dates on the ownership necessary to control the Bolton If Vernon residents take the time to educaiion. In general, in Vernon is high, other public beach, Lisicke Park, has assemblies by a group of mimes worn. One youth was a juvenile and was referred to juvenile possible purchase of about 70 acres of answer lengthy questionnaires prepared average or low and in what group of 270 feet of frontage. The committee quality of water and rate of flow of Donna Holland...... 646-0375 Tuesday. Mime is the art in which Miss Varava said the mimes used authorities. grades do they consider tee strongest land on the south side of Coventry said that Lisicke has a sharp dropoff water into the lake,” the study The other three are Barry J. Thomas, 17, Edward by the school system, school officials will Coventry the performers express themselves students and teachers to build a can e^cational program to be. Lake which the Salvation Army is ledge and muddy and rocky swim states. Quiller, 19, and Carlton R. Wallace, 19. All three were have a very good idea of what they think Oaire Connelly...... 742-8202 or tell a story using gestures instead dy machine. She said a -he candy They will be asked if they regard the offering for $375,000. ming areas and proposed this beach The committee reported that up to charged with conspiracy to commit second-degree about the system and what Improvements Ellington of words. '.va* being made they i-retended to they would like to see made. educational program as an important A lengthy study of the land has be closed down if the Army land is 50 percent federal funding and up to Arrangements for the assemblies throw it out into the audience. She larceny, criminal attempt to commit second-degree reason to live in Vernon; if they W ieve' been prepared for the council by the purchased. 25 percent state funding may be Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 larceny, possession of burglary tools, and risk of injury to Or. Robert Linstone, assistant were made by Dawn Varava, said the strangest thing was when the that tee Vernon school should strive to in Salvation Army Property Study Com The combined Sandy Shores and possible if the town decided to buy Hebron a minor child (their juvenile companion). superintendent in charge of curriculum kindergarten through Grade 8 music audience tried to catch it. dividualize educational progranu to meet mittee and is available in the town Army swimming area will equal 315 the land. However, it is not clear Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 All three were held on fl0,()00 surety bonds for aiid instruction, proposed the survey at teacher. Miss Varava took a course tee particular needs of each child; and if manager's office at the Town Hall. feet of clean water, relatively free of whether tee town would have to appearance today in Common Pleas Court 12 in East the recent meeting of tee Board of Q ues South Windsor in mime at Trinity College. It was tion. greater emphasis should be put on basic The committee was chaired by rocks. There is also secure storage make the facilities available for non Meeting Fritlny Hartford. Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 there she met the LaMer Mime He said it should be conducted to academic subjects. former councilman Hugo Thomas area on the property with adjacent residents if governmental funds were Theater perform ers from New The Board of Tax Review will meet Respondents will also be asked If they with Larry Naviaux serving as recor shade and grass areas, pavilions, and used. Tolland Denise Benoit, 16, of Windsor was arrested Wednesday provide the "new” board wlte an overall Haven. And recently she made Friday at 7 p.m. at the Coventry think it is tee responsibllty of tee schools ding secretary. Other members of recreational courts. The parcel of The study recommends that the Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 in the Bradlees store on Silver Lane and charged with picture of tee opinion of residents. He said arrangements for them to perform in Grange Hall to attend the Tolland- to provide such services as dental, social the committee were Richard Breen, Army land for sale on the lakefront is Nathan Hale Cemetery not be Vernon fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting) and possession of this should include students, parents, non Bolton. Windham County Tax Association workers, cultural activities, career Antonio D’Ambrosio Jr., and Daniel 16.73 acres. expanded because of the topography marijuana. She was released on her promise to appear in parents, senior citizens and members of Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 The group performed two com workshop. The tax collector and counseling and recreational activities. Manley. The committee voted un Another 53,4 acres near the Robert of the area. However, it advocates assessor will also attend. court Dec, 12. the school staffs. pletely different shows, each geared In order to ascertain what tee dominant They will also be asked how they would animously to recommend purchase son School should be bought to improvement of Cross Street and the feeling of a particular group might be, rate the quality of teaching, at what level of the land for open space and recrea protect the lake watershed hydology construction of a parking lot adjacent South Windsor those responding to tee questionnaire will they think the teaching is best, what they tion. and for water quality control, the to the recreational areas. Mark W. Campmire, 20, of 189 Farnham Road, South be asked to tell what category they fall in, think of the quality of tee cafeteria The study suggests that the Army’s study contends. This drainage basin The report analyses existing struc Basketball clinic scheduled lake frontage property of 1,700 feet tures and dwellings on the property Windsor, was charged Wednesday night with third-degree but no name or other identification will be program and transportation system and affects water entering the lake. “The interest shown in student participa The contracts presented a problem be combined with adjacent town- B olton burglary and first-degree sexual assault and, in an un required. tee adult education program. Salvation Army property is the last and indicates some of these may be tion. Anyone having Questions may because one of the positions was-sup related incident, was also charged with larceny by Before the questionnaires are dis What respondents consider the owned Sandy Shores, which has 60 large unit of undeveloped and low- retained for school offices, a senior A basketball clinic for boys in call Morgan at the high school. posed to be filled by Friday citizens center, and other uses. possession of stolen goods. tributed, tee Public Relations Committee strongest aspect of tee Vernon schools and Grades 5-9 will begin Saturday at Came ia Friday itechnical assistant to the what they feel is tee most critical need for The planning and zoning impact Bolton High School. The clinic will Police said Campmire allegedly broke into a South of tee board will review tee questions. The Bolton High School Class of sanitarian) and one by Dec. 23, ad Windsor home by breaking a kitchen window and was sur Improvement, are also questions to be statement alleges that commer continue . each Saturday through Respondents will be asked to check 1978 (senior class) will host the ministrative assistant to the Board of prised by a female occupant. whether they consider the quality of asked. H on or roll cialization, “of the south end of February. Registration will be at the Selectmen. He allegedly forced her into a sexual act, at knife-point. Coventry Lake would be a tragic mis first session. Philadelphia Giants basketball team versus Bolton's Best in a game The selectmen signed the con Police said the victim's description assisted them in iden take which would encourage the The clinic for boys in Grades 5 and tracts. tifying the assailant. deterioration of the lake." Ironically 6 will be from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and for Friday at 8 p.m. at the Bolton High Dawn Corneliuson, Cynthia Fletcher, School gymnasium. Police already had a warrant out for the arrest of Bolton the Conservation Commission voted boys in Grades 7-9 from 2:30 to 4 p;m. Auction planned Lynn Haloburdo, Sean Neath, The Giants will feature Bobby Students in seventh and eighth disapproval of the purchase, with William Morgan, varsity basket The Bolton Woman's Club will have Campmire on the charge of larceny by possession of Christine Rady, Scott Rich, Jennifer Hunter and Ron Jackson, former grade at the Bolton Center School, Herbert Van Kruiningen, chairman, ball coach, will run the clinic. He will its annual auction Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. at stolen goods in connection with a Nov. 3 incident. When Board rejects proposal VanDine, Sarah Vernier, Kirsten Globetrotters. Bolton's Best will brought to the police station, Campmire was identified by named to the "A” honor roll, stating that it would be "too little be assisted by Walter Behrmann and Herrick Memorial Park. The auction Wagner, Jeffrey Warner, Wendy Ver- feature Walter Behrman and Paul the victim of the sexual assault. received A’s in major subjects with conservation for too much cost.” He members of the varsity basketball will feature homemade items, done, Lori Vercelli. Groves. He was held on a $25,000 bond and was to be presented no less than a B in a minor subject said "a nickel-and-dime town like team. Christmas decorations and gifts and for emergency lighting Seventh grade students named to in Common Pleas Court 12, East Hartford, today. and no less than B’s for effort and Coventry can’t spend that kind of During the clinics fundamentals Tickets may be purchased from baked goods. All items for the auc the B honor roll: Glenn Beecher, Ted any senior class member. Tickets Vernon Vernon The Vote on the motion to spend tee $5,- citizenship in all subjects. Tliose on money for open space." such as dribbling, passing, shooting tion were made and or donated by Up for a rebound 000 was defeated in a 5-3 vote and Mrs. Brown, Katherine Cannon, David The Planning and Zoning Commis and defensive principles will be will be sold at the door. Proceeds will club members. x : pobert S. Hill. 18, of 30 Pine Hill St., Manchester, The Vernon Board of Education Monday the “B” honor roll received no less Lee Belanger then moved to spend up to Drummond, Yvonne Evans, Michael sion has taken no official position on stressed. There will also be films and benefit the senior class. There will be a raffle for groceries Tadeuz E. Talaga, 17of 23 Pine Hill St., and a juvenile, Terry Glidden, left, of South Windsor, stretches for a rebound,' night rejected a proposal to spend $5,000 to than B’s in major subjects and nor $3,500 to have tee school crew do tee work Fenton, Leah Fiano, Mary Fletcher, the issue.” but Town Planner Greg guest college players. Contracts signed in conjunction with the auction. The were charged with tampering wih a motor vehicle. during an informal basketball game during the Open gym session at have an outside contractor install more than one C in a minor subject. and this motion passed. Only one eighth grade student was Rebekah Gleason, Jessica Padick said he is in favor of Sneakers, gym shorts and other at The Board of Selectmen held an five prizes are $100, $75, $50. $25 and The arrests were made following an investigation of an emergency lighting at the Middle School Greenwood, Teresa Holbrook, Heidi Ellsworth School gym in South Windsor. The sessions are held weekly. It was agreed to turn the matter over to named to the A honor roll. That was purchase. The council is expected to tire appropriate for the program are emergency meeting Tuesday at 10:15 $25 worth of groceries from Highland incident at Vernon Cine in Talcottville, Tuesday, but approved one to have the school Luck, Samantha Moske, Katherine (Herald photo by Dunn) maintenance department do the work. the budget committee and to have teat Heather Hanford. poll the town's boards and com necessary. p.m. at the Community Hall to con Park Market in Manchester. The Police said the youths were allegedly caught tampering Placco, Kate Shorey, Allison Stern, missions for recommendations and with a car parked at the theater and attempted to leave Harold Cummings of the board’s committee come back with a report to the Eighth grade students named to Morgan said the success pf the sider contracts for the Comprehen drawing will be Dec. 7 at 8:30 p.m. at Roberta Toner, Cheryl Ursin, to hold public hearings before when a patrol car approached. Building and Grounds Maintenance Com board. the B honor roll are: Heather Briggs, program will be determined by the sive Employment Training Act. the park. Jacquelyn Weiman. reaching a decision. They were stopped a short distance away. Hill and mittee recommended that the board ap Suggestions invited Heidi Cloutier, Kimberly Columbia, Ground breaking set propriate $5,000 to have an outside con Talaga were released on their promise to appear in Com The Vernon Adult School is preparing mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Dec. 15. The juvenile was tractor install the lighting. 1978 winter course offerings and is looking referred to juvenile authorities. He said he was speaking for himself and for suggestions for new courses from tee EB admits part 'James E. Paul, 16, of 14 Park West Drive, Vernon, was for elderly housing not tee entire committee and said he felt adults in tee area or from businesses and ¥ arrested Wednesday on a Common Pleas Court warrant tee outside contractor should do the work industries. BOSTON (UPI) - The full-page provide enough in-depth coverage He added that big business can "set can be tempered. Major newspapers are involved In based on news releases supplied by newspaper advertisement is being probing of all aspects of an Issue in the agenda” for public discussion by One suggestion was creation of a book publishing and such other company public relations officers. used increasingly these days by cor order to provide a balanced view. presenting topics it has designated as fund to finance publication or broad businesses as the manufacture of Some businessmen share that opi porations anxious to present their “I am terribly worried about that major issues, even if it fails to win casting of replies from responsible scientific Instruments, Rubin said. nion, Lerbinger said. points of view on controversial single point of view,” said Rubin, the public over to its particular view groups with differing opinions. Funds The three national television His survey of 55 public relations issues. who also is a professor in the univer point. could be collected from corpbrations networks .have interests in many representatives for major firms t-liPaX IIJI SZI US Sknaha llZt 7 M Dr. Bernard Rubin, director of sity’s School of Public Communica Research for “Big Business and themselves, Rubin said, or from the foreign nations and, between them, showed that half of them considered Ftafalk MS Boston University’s Institute for tion. “There’s a lot of money those the Mass Media” was conducted with government or other interest groups, own a baseball team, toy and music the major networks biased against F ir M i i-l SnUI Democratic Communication and people have.” a $5,000 grant from Shell Oil Co., Lerbinger suggested. companies, movie production houses business. But most of those surveyed Tr(Ma >44 S4IU6 editor of “Big Business and the Mass One of Rubin’s colleagues. Dr. Otto which, Rubin said, had no Influence Lerbinger recommended a and publishing firms, he adde^. said their local newspapers and the IM HMiMivI IMS ISA LSI 7-OrkM I OtKiN I 14.40 Media,” pubiished by the institute, Lerbinger, agreed it is money that over research topics or the final representative public interest group, And Rubin charged that most New York Times were usually fair, StaCni Ml SA MmOtfiN caiis the practice beyond the gives big business the power to in product. He said Shell agreed to including businessmen. Rubin newspapers and radio stations do a and all agreed on the fairness of the I4i<.h. 3.M S^Zirrfi tMUMUMS ONhWa 2-7 $39.00 economic means of many public and fluence opinion in ways some other finance the project "on the un suggested the National News Coun poor job of business reporting. "Most Wall Street Journal, he said. hrNcti >4 SIISA M tc ta 7-2 $104.70 private groups and says these ads groups cannot. derstanding their only privilege was cil, which already studies some of reporters covering the business beat Only a few of the companies sur TrttKd 3-I4 >7A4S Trtfacti 7-2-S $34340 Tom often leave the public with a one “The danger is that a corporation to send the money.” the media’s ethical controversies. don’t know its intricacies,” he said. veyed said they would resort to paid IM 4A 4.04 4-Mm sided picture. can translate its economic power Rubin and Lerbinger are uncertain Rubin said the news media itself is As a result, he said, coverage of advertising if they disagreed with 24Mi MS lU M irrM something carried by the media, Ler 1-kfd SA He feeis journalists often fail to into political power,” Lerbinger said. how the influence of paid advertising a part of big business. business news-often is superficial or 2-4 $34i0 QiWiU 44 $40.40 binger said. M te U 4-2 W .70 PwfKti 44 $9340 TrtfKta 4-2-7 UtilO Trificti 44-5 $3,01140 Sarah Tweet of Tolland shows the pen and pencil set she has just received in recognition mu o n o m t 4- lrtwSrfi6 9.40 ilO 420 4-Z i^ Larni of being nominated as an outstanding band student to participate in this year's McDonald's 1- liiRiy 7.00 4i0 3-^alJkki All-American High School Band. Other students being honored are, from left, Jonathan 5- JiM I 4.00 1- OrlAM Serria B u s in e s s ONWeit 4-1-S (S93.70 ( k M 34 $0140 Russell of East Hartford and Thomas Benoit of Rockville. At right are Ruth Ann King and SRTN FerftcU 4-3 $17740 940 040 TrffKta 4-3-1 $04440 Stanley Murzyn, band directors from Rockville High School and Penney High School in 2- fvti Urru S.20 3.00 TWELFTH East Hartford, respectively, who nominated the students from their schools. The gifts and 7-fnncisM Irtiche 340 2- frt«w OtUeht 15.00 GIFT SAVINGS QbW»Ii 2-0 $40.40 3-ZHilZanli nomination certificates were awarded Tuesday night at a awards dinner held at PtrftcU 0-2 $12140 l-iW(Oinio I TrifKti 0-2-7 S12SS.70 tiWeU >-3 S3IA McDonald’s at Vernon Circle. (Herald photo by Dunn) rirlKta >-3 SI44.I0 Tridcll 2-3-1 SSSaOO •TTUMMCnU McDonald’s honors students M int SiA.0II l i i Three Manchester area high school the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Allen Riberdy, clarinetist, both of students were guests Tuesday at an parade in New York City, and the Rockville High School, Sarah Tweet, Jai Alai entries Canon Canonet Gill awards dinner held in their honor at Tournament of Roses parade in French horn, of Tolland High School,, w ith f/1 .7 lens McDonald’s Vernon Circle. Palisades, Calif. This year, the band and Jonathon Russell, bassoon and The students were among four top also participated in a special concert baritone horn, of Penney High School Thursday Night high school band students who were in City Center, New York City, and in in East Hartford. R^. 129.88 104.70 FUST FOURTH SEVEITTH Tomt FOR POINT AND Orchestra Hall in Chicago. Each nominee was presented a pen 9-1 SHOOT SIMPLICITY nominated this year by their band 1. Uipi 1. lekw I 9-2 1. OchM 7-2 • 35mm rangefinder with fully automatic leaders as candidates for the All Last year, one of Connecticut’s and pencil set bearing the McDonald 2. Pit! fad 7-2 IHantii 2. Serilo 5-1 I Ckasio I 9-2 exposure control 3. Fanta Laxpa 9-2 3. katu I Hurraed 7-2 3. Ariacha 4-1 THE FAMOUS • Exclusive quick load system American High School Band spon winners was Denis Lambert from emblem, and a Certificate of 4. liw ian l-t 4. kw 4 . JJ4! 4. Ibiia S-I $• D m Cova 4-1 5 . fiU S- Zarra 9-i 5 Art«m 8-1 • Film speed scale 25-8tX) ASA sored by McDonald’s. Vernon. Nomination. The presentations were i kw Vito . 5-1 i Z a^ l-t iftbeal 7-1 Canon AE-1 • Shutter speeds ‘A-l/SIDOsec. Each year, McDonald’s selects two The final winners chosen from made by a community represen 7 .4rra Zaqd I 0-1 7.Jo$e 7. Larru 1-1 I. Moirtia lartiren 7-1 tRaOrifuai 9-2 I- Za^ 8-1 8. Charda 1-1 • X-synch for electronic flash top high school band students from Connecticut this year were from tative of the local franchise. $01$ J J loRrar I SU ^ a Automatic 35MM SLR • Built-in self timer StlA^ SUI Olava each state and Washington, D.C., elsewhere in the state. The students’ families and high 3-7-2 4-2-5 3-2-5 2-5-3 3-5-8 7-H 2-3-6 8-2-8 4-8-3 341 4-3-1 3^-1 2+1 3-2-8 1-1-3 1-3-2 Elected SECOND FVTH Eiemi aEVENm Canon Canonlite D Electronic Flash from a list of nominees. The 102- The four students nominated were school band leaders were also in 1. D m fad 4-1 1. Mentib Zarra- 4-1 1. fata Artacka 4-1 1. Fraodica (Kara 7-2 piece band participates each year in Thomas Benoit, percussionist, and vited. 2. Iran larlm n S-1 2. FaBSta C«ya 7-1 2. Za{d Z«ra 1-1 2. Charaia laivv I 8-1 Richard C. Handel Jr. of [40 Provides "automatic" flash exp. with Our 3. Mai^ loRvir I 1-1 1 Ibrth Se^ 8-1 i Frascitea Zaqd 1 1-2 3. Z ^ Mna 4-1 Portland has been elected Canonet cameras Works with most Reg. 2470 4. Arra Carta 74 4. EMy fid 9-1 i ladrt(MZ Otava 7-2 4. Artana Vtache 7-1 Canons. Batt. not met. 29.88 5. Ibntla Zaqd I ^2 5. Zeal J»i 9-2 5. Rarrm lokvar 15-1 5. EMy0dM t-1 an assistant secretary in 0. Fanta Jan 0-1 6 .1 Jlartvan 7-2 6. iata Qiatie I 8-1 1 Rirrtcd Larm 8-1 the Hartford Insurance Shutter priority exposure, 7. kan Ltipt 7-2 7. Ih d i^ i Cana S-1 7. JJ Zarria 7-1 7. J J aS i 8-1 The New... Manchester public records 0. fata Cart 9-1 L Vra m a r I 1-1 i EOth Aeki 8-1 l0rkealQtatial9-2 Group's personnel depart instant response metering. 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Conn., Thurs,, Dec. 1. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 1, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B Thoughts Record crowd watches Jazz Record amount of money Whalers tie ApLENty HOUSTON (UPI) - The New England Whalers and the Houston but 76ers hold upper hand collected at Road Race Aeros played to a 3-3 overtime tie I in a World Hockey Association B yE A R LY O S T This money will be turned over to programs were Ed Tomkiel and Jeff match Wednesday night. defeated Chicago 98-92, Buffalo beat Phil Chenier 24 and Elvin Hayes 21 as N By Let! Auster NEW YORK (UPI) - A comeback. “Every night it seems Sports Editor the Muscular Dystrophy Fund, Koelsch. The former turned in Larry Pleau’s goal at 11:40 of like someone else is coming out and Atlanta, 105-93, Detroit took Los Washington controlled the offensive national objective of the Cedars. the third period tied the score for record-shattering crowd of 35,- Records were established in $271.60 in two cans while Koelsch 077 was on hand at the doing the job for us.” Angeles, 104-98, Washington stopped boards en route to Its victory over Hadden reported $1,558 was collected $250.42 in one can. New Engiand after Houston' had Doug Collins had 19 points and San Antonio, 116-105, Seattle San Antonio. George Gervin was high the 41st Thanksgiving morning taken a 3-2 lead on Cam Connor’s Louisiana Superdome realized in dollars. Stuffed Into the Lloyd Free 18 for Philadelphia.. trimmed Kansas City, 86-64, and man for the Spurs with 20 points. Five Mile Road Race, most en boxes were 1,476 dollar bills, 3 $10s, Three checks, amounting to $80, goal 26 seconds into the third other dealing he had with Wednesday night — the largest Not retired yet The Jazz, with Pete Maravich Milwaukee topped Indiana, 120-113. SuprrSonirs 86, Kings 84 tries, most starters and most 10 $5s, 1 $2 and one silver dollar. were also forwarded which were not period. East Catholic might have dusted Manchester was after accepting the ever for a regular-season sidelined with a bone spur, were vie- Braves 105, Hawks 93 (jus Williams finished with 24 included in the $2,126.59 total but Greg Carroll gave the Whalers Berlin job. He called to withdraw his finishers. Also, $K In haif dollars, $49.25 in off a spot in its trophy case for the National Basketball Associa Billy Knight fired in 32 points and points and Slick Watts hit two quarters, $82.20 in dimes, ^7.80 in were earmarked for the MD fund. the lead early in the first period application. Otherwise there was no Swen Nater snared a game-high 13 baskets in the final two minutes as Will Hadden, general chairman for with a short-handed goal. The Army & Navy Trophy after winning contact. tion game. the sponsoring Nutmeg Forest, Tall nickles, 434 pennies. the Thanksgiving Day footbali game rebounds as Buffalo downed the Seattle won its second game on the Aeros tied the score when Don Berlin’s situation was not as bad as Then Darryl Dawkins did some Cedars of Lebanon for the past 26 Running one-two again in bringing In addition, all money collected but they’re going to have to wait a NBA injury-ridden Hawks. For the road. It was the opening game for Larway’s shot deflected off here. But one colleague commented shattering of his own. years, also said a record amount of in the most money while passing from the record 1,666 entrants, at $2 year. Braves, Chuck Williams and Wil Coach Lenny Wilkins, the replace through the crowd before and during each, will go to research muscular Whalers goalie Al Smith’s stick at the Redcoats hadn’t won nine games The mountainous Philadelphia Jones scored season highs of 22 and ment for Bob Hopkins, who was fired money was collected on race day - 19:36 of the first period. Yes, the Eagles have won three center hit a 1.5-foot jump shot with thp rare “while dirtrihutinp souvenir dystrophy. straight over Manchester. The first in four years, let alone one, when timized by Henry Bibby, who played 18 points, respectively. Atlanta was Wednesday. $2,126.59. Morris Lukowich scored for three seconds remaining as the 76ers in 1975, however, was on opening day Pelligrinelli took control of the for New Orleans two seasons ago. led by Ollie Johnson with 19 points. Bucks 120, Pacers 113 Houston in the second period and fought back to dump the Jazz, 117- and the Army & Navy Ciub didn’t in program. Last year Berlin won its He scored seven of his 17 points in I’islons 104, Lakers 98 Brian Winters and Marques John Mike Rogers countered for New last five. The Redcoats iost their 114, lifting the 76ers to their 10th augurate the Turkey Day award until the last quarter as the 76ers upped Bob Lanier scored 30 points and son scored 21 points each to power England. first this season, then ripped off nine straight victory. •76. their record to 16-5, tops in the Atlan teamed with A1 Skinner to lead a last- Milwaukee. Indiana was paced by 34 Smith turned aside 25 of 28 wins to earn a berth against defen The 76ers. who have found new life A trophy is retired after three tic Division. period rally as Detroit won its second points from Adrian Dantley, who Suggestions offered Houston shots while Aeros ding champ Hand, Berlin’s jayvee since switching coaches, rallied from Gail Goodrich, who played the en con^cutive game after dropping six tangled ail game with the Bucks’ goaltender Ernie Wakely stopped years so if East wants the first one, a 19-point deficit in the third quarter it’s going to have to win the next one. and freshman squads also were each tire game with Maravich out, had a straight. Norm Nixon had 23 points Dave Meyers. Afterwards, the two 27 of 30 Whalers shots. once-beaten. to give Billy Cunningham his 14th win season-high 27 points for New and Earl Tatum 20 tor the Lakers. to improve Road Race One other point must be cleared in 15 games. exchanged words outside the up. The Herald in no way has any It’s not to say Pelligrinelli is a Orleans while Truck Robinson had a Rullels 116, Spurs 105 Milwaukee locker room and had to be magician or to embarrass anyone. “That’s not the first time this has game-high 32 points and 21 rebounds. Mitch Kupchak tossed in 26 points. dealings in the selections of the happppod ’’ rpppinnham said of the separated by police. Job well done American Legion Post trophies to the But as present Tribe Coach Jack Elsewhere in the NBA, Boston divisions. For the others, they should outstanding offensive back and Holik is quick to admit, the former Dear Earl, Will Hadden, Tall arrange to have place cards handed Cast necessary St. Paul mentor i^ more qualified. defensive linemen. Others did the Cedars, and Manchester Road Race out so every finisher will know WASHINGTON (UPI) - Yet the iocal administration, or so picking. There were some minor Fans, his/her finishing position. They Washington Redskins' defensive end it appears, didn’t deem it fitting it This year’s Manchester’s poti 69inep rumblings over last Thursday’s should also put a large read-out clock l434fP5.THroUGHTHe Dennis Johnson, who partially tore a choices. respond to his inquiry. And now Bing paces Celts ’Thanksgiving Day Five Mile Road near the finish line and have an an air in '66 For ms career ligament in his left knee in the A better idea would be to name an Berlin is on top of the world, and Race was the biggest and best ever. nouncer read out the time every 15 Best. WHO was TOPS in team’s loes to Dallas last Sunday, outstanding offensive and defensive Manchester is, to put it mildly, ’The biggest, obviously; the best seconds. THeHFUn'16? will be wearing a cast for at least player, not limit it as in the present struggling. because the essence of the American I hope these suggestions will be a. cuariie Joiner three weeks, and Karl Lorch will state. But, then again, nobody asked A few years back Manchester in starting role democratic ideal Is mass participa taken in the spirit with which they B. roser carr replace him as a starter, a club us. needed a football coach. It went to tion, open to all, in athletic com are given. There are other solutions c. CLIFF BrancH spokesman said Wednesday, Maine and brought back Dave petitions as well as in the social as well, and thp Race Committee Johnson and fullback John Riggins Wiggin. He produced three CCIL One to note BOSTON (UPI) — Dave Bing was an actor without a roie iast arena. may very well come up with better •,SdLZlll-J990J ■ X d i m ' i (knee) are the only Redskins listed tities and a 47-23-1 record in eight The many hardworking volunteers A1 Pelligrinelli is a name to recall. year for the Washington Buliets, but his 21 points for the Ceitics ones. as definitely out of Sunday’s game at years. What’s needed now is basical Wednesday night made him a sensation in Boston. who have made this event possible The Manchester Road Race is Hospital bound Buffalo. The East Hartford resident, whose ly what occurred then. Or if Holik is Berlin High grid club is involved in With some fourth-quarter help should look on this year’s turnout of bound to change some in the coming retained, give him some support. SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Chargers tbe second annual CIAC cham from Dave Cowens, Bing helped lead “Havlicek is so smart it’s amazing. participants and spectators as years, but I pray that it will survive Payoff plan But, then again, who is running the running back Joe Washington goes pionship in the Class M Division, was the Celtics to a 98-92 victory over the He really took a couple of younger testimony to a job exceptionally well- and grow. While “The Race” may BLACKSBURG, Va. (UPI) - ship is a different matter. The body into the hospitai today for an eye one of six coaches at a luncheon Chicago Bulls. players to .school tonight,” said done. And they should be proud. not be able to give as much to each Virginia Tech Athletic Director can only be as good as the head. “Manchester,” as the runners operation which wili keep him out of Tuesday sponsored by the Connec Bing, the shooting star for many Badger, shaking his head. individual runners, it is crucially im Frank Moseley said Wednesday no know it, is the most important race Sunday’s game with the Cleveland ticut Sports Writers’ Alliance. years with Detroit before becoming a The dominant factor in the last 12 portant that it remain open to all taxpayer or school funds will be used Give a hand in (Connecticut and one of the most Browns. He was, some will remember, one walk-on with Washington, said his minutes was Cowens, the Celtics’ runners. to pay off the four years remaining “ft was a long year, long year,” ad important in New England. It has a Washington suffered a partialiy of the applicants when the job with Boston is a matter of role- center. In the first three periods See you next Thanksgiving. on the contract of fired football mits Holik. What made it even longer history and tradition that only one or detached retina when poked in the Manchester post became vacant. He plying. Although averaging only 18.8 Cowens concentrated on defense, Sincerely, eye during the game against the Seat Coach Jimmy Sharpe, believed to be was the lack of support on several Hope in future two races in the entire country can had led St. Paul to a 7-3 campaign but minutes and 10.2 points per game, his even though opposing center Artis Amby Burfoot tle Seahawks Sunday. about $120,0()(). was one to apply for the local posi fronts. There’s much more than what star has risen with each appearance. Gilmore netted a game-high 30 match. tion. It was an application, appears on the surface, much more. Against Chicago, though, he doubled points. After making just two free Of course, 1,600 runners do present Pelligrinelli stated, which was never There are external and internal both his piaying time and point throws over the first 36 minutes, some major problems. I trust that acknowledged. problems which must be dealt with Cowens exploded in the final quarter with Indian 11 the Tall Cedars will solve these production while standing in for He never heard back and tbe only even before winning a game is giv by sweeping both boards and scoring problems by trying different Bowling thought. reguiar guard Chariie Scott — sidelined with a jammed hand. 10 points. organizational methods rather than Yet Bing realizes he will return to “Dave plays with great intensity By LEN AUSTER by trying to limit the size of the field. his stand-in roie as soon as Scott and that makes him a great player,” Herald Sportewriter The registration, for example, should ANTIQUES- Bev Ander returns. said Badger. “It makes no difference ; For the second straight year Manchester High football wound be conducted entirely by mail with son 129-352, Arlene St. whether he has five fouls or none or if Pierre 126, Arlene "I’d like to get more playing time, up with an 0-10 record and for the fourth consecutive time there’s no question about it,” Bing it’s in the first period or overtime. DeDominicis 135-358, Marquette wins finished in the cellar in the CCIL standings. roNsaid. “I feel I have the talent to play With Dave Cowens, you never [Sports forum t Phyllis Huestis 130. know.” ! The Silk Towners have lost 29 in a 35 or 40 minutes a game, but the role or getting gun shy from getting hit so I play here dictates that I play less. As for the Bulls, Badger said, “I row over a three-year span, were Y- Pete Aceto 155-154- often. I'm the third guard. I’ve had to condi was pleased with our overail effort. shutout six times including four entry blanks and race information 149-458, Tony Marinelli 180- under new coach Blocking, lack of it, was tion myself to play as long and as We shot poorly down the stretch. straight and scored just 38 points, the being made available m early 431, Pete Brazitis 151-148- hard as I can. I have to think about There were two or three times we lowest total ever in a 10-game M anchester’s m ajor woe. “ No September. The registration cutoff 420, Andy Lamoureaux 149- didn’t get the good shot we wanted.” schedule. matter what offense you run if you 141-415, Art Johnson 165- NEW YORK (UPI) — Hank Raymond’s debut as coach of the what I have to do to help and 1 know date could then be moved up to early what I have to do so we can win.’’ “I still had hopes that we’d win the ; But there is hope. don’t get blocking you won’t be able November, leaving the Race Com 400, Frank Blank 149-402, NCAA champion Marquette basketball team seemed to raise to do anything.” The desire to use Bing has been the catalyst of the game in the last minute.” Badger That might seem hard to believe mittee time to send out competitors’ Charles Whelan 141-137- Marshall and Dave Edwards on the more questions than it answered. fast break. When he’s in the game the said. ”We tried to go the middle at but it’s true. The defensive unit, the numbers by return mail. 399, Bill McKinney 377, Lee offensive line was shortcircuited by Tbe Warriors scored an easy 8045 straight win after scoring eight con- tempo increases. Cowens, but he did a good job. We real bright spot and main hope for At the finish line, it no longer Prior 147-371, Bill Adamy injuries. Dave Tyo, when implanted vietory over St. Thomas Wednesday “We try to run as much as knew the referees wouldn’t call the future, returns seven of the 11 makes sense to record the name and 136-364, Adolph Kuszaj 135- secutive points during a 39-second at a tackle slot, did well, but a night at Milwaukee, but playing for Span to take a 15-point lead. The Irish possible,” Bing said. “We don’t feel anything from eariy in the game. We starters. That’s the seven who exact time of every finisher. Almost 365, Ken Seaton 361, John shoulder injury put him on the shelf. the first time since winning its NCAA coasted to a 52-32 halftime lead and we can maximize the talent we have just missed our movement at times.” would’ve started if they stayed all the runners, fast and slow, Rieder 152-369, Dan A theoretical offensive line for ’78 championship in the final game of were never threatened. by trying to slow the pace of the Celtics Coach Tom Heinsohn was healthy, which wasn’t always the recognize that this is impossible. Vignone 366, Don would consist of Dave Tyo, Steve former Coach A1 McGuire’s career Louis Orr scored 15 points and Dale One of many game down. We don't want anyone to brief in his description of the win, qase. Instead, the Race Committee should Carpenter 137-373, Nonny last March, they played poorly slow us down because we’ve got a lot saying, “Everybody helped and when , When the seven —linemen Dave Ruggiero, Stokes, Marshall, devise a plan for getting the names of Zazzaro 150-373, Jim Mar Shackleford added 14 in leading Coulombe. All would be in the 190-200 during the first half, broke open the Syracuse to its easy conquest of Boston’s Dave Cowens grabs rebound in front of Artis Giimore of guys, even though some of us are we do that and when everyone's tyo, Dave Marshall, Bill Stokes, the first 100 finishers and the first tin 138-378, Al Bujaucius game with a 17-4 spurt in the second playing the game, we're going to linebackers Steve Byrum, Mickey pound category and maybe most im finishers in each of the special 139-371, Joe Twaronite 351. Connecticut. of Chicago. Cowens’ rebounding in finai period helped Celts older who are pretty quick and ac portantly upperclassmen. haif and showed problems of the Elsewhere, Alabama won its triumph. (UPI photo) tive. If we allow the other guys to win.” Coulombe and backs Leo and Ray transition from McGuire’s conser “I’d like to have a separate jayvee season-opener, 92-67 over South slow the pace down and be physical Playing the game is playing the Diana — were physically able, they COMMERCIAL vative offensive style to Raymond’s right role, not neccessarily being the played well. program,” Holik expressed, noting Carolina, Derrick Jackson and John with us, then 1 think we’ll come out George Burgess 164-396, fast break. star. As Bing put it, "When you reach The offense, again, will be un indirectly at Illing Junior High’s 5-1 WHITER RETRERDR Duren combined for 29 points in on the short end of it.” club, “But we have to get numbers. Sorely disappointed Lee Prior 375, Dave Dynes Bernard Toone and Butch Lee leading Georgetown over Dickinson Another of the older guys, captain a certain age. being a star isn't as settled. Manchester ran the option in WIDE 78 SERIES scored 10 points each for the important as it was when you were 21 the Turkey Day clash with If we have 70 kids we can run two Dear Editor; 150-366, Ron Sponheimer 50-33, and Joei Thompson’s 22 points John Havlicek, drew the praises of I enjoyed your coverage of the 350, Art Schmidt 383, Tim Warriors while Bob Walsh had 14 for Chicago Coach Ed Badger. or 22, Now. winning is all that's im sophomore Tom McCluskey at the programs. We finished this year with led Michigan to a 117-69 victory over College basketball 44. Thanksgiving race but was sorely Flynn 366, George Barber St. Thomas and was the game’s high Eastern Michigan. portant. That's why I'm here,” controls. But he was effective run scorer. ning, passing not his forte. “Next year some of the better disappointed in the event itself. 146-354, Tony Yacono 141- Other scores included Adelphi 91, 370, Pete Grish 375, Jim North Carolina, co-ranked No. 1 “I don’t know if we’ll run the op players will be upperclassmen. That As one who has participated in Hofstra 87; Boston U. 81, Stonehill Cochran 144-354, Scott with Kentucky in the United Press win over Harvard in the first basket tion,” offered Manchester Coach means the sophomores can compete many races all over the Northeast, I 69; Massachusetts 73, Harvard 66; Connecticut trounced Smith 150-352, John Fox >.50-13 International Board of Coaches ball game for both teams. Jack Holik, “It depends on who com against kids their own age and ability think I can fairly say that Thursday’s Navy 60, P rin ceto n 57; New SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) - 137-370, Tim Hickey 151- i.95-14 ratings, defeated Oregon State, 90-64, Johnson, a junior from New York, es out, what we have. That will dic level.” And not get thrown to the race was the most disorganized I r3B-14 Hampshire 87, Boston Coll. 77; Syracuse sophomore forward Louis l fourth-ranked Notre Dame whipped began his spree with the favored tate our offense. wolves in varsity competition where have ever seen. 398, Paul Mozzicato 142, 60-15 Providence 57, Louisville 51; Rutgers Orr collected 15 points and junior Wilkens in control The Manchester race is considered Bruce Dubiel 139. Baylor, 98-57, and Syracuse romped 81, Seton Hall 76; Clemson 101, Fur Minutemen leading, 50-45, early in “McCluskey did a real good job but they primarily aren’t physically or guard Dale Shackleford scored 14 to mentally ready. a “classic,” a major racing event in over Connecticut, 101.-61, in other man 83 and Mississippi 81, N.C.- the second half to ruin the debut of he’s always been a halfback. It’s not lead Syracuse University to a 101-61 Harvard Coach Frank McLaughlin. McCluskey, John Hanley, Pete national running circles. It has Ssm e doep^Hrjf center "Z" bar tread games involving top-ranked teams. Charlotte 64. that he can’t throw but he hasn’t design, same trbed width and tread drubing of Connecticut Wednesday. of Seattle Sonics Tyo, all sophomores, top the list of traditionally attracted the best NO TRADE-IN NEEDED! Mike O’Koren scored 20 points and Also, Kansas 99, Fordham 67; Johnson also blocked a Bob Allen worked at it.” depth as new Firestone Town & Never trailing, SU stretched its returning running backs. runners in the East. Country tires Phil Ford had 16 to lead North Loyola (111.) 70, Minnesota M; Texas layup attempt with the Minutemen When the Tribe had to revert to its Carolina to its easy victory over lead to 21 points before taking a 43-26 leading, 71-66, late in the contest. SEATTLE (UPI) — When Bob Hopkins was promoted from Defensively, the Indians made This tradition will come to a swift Tech 71, New Mexico St, 68 and Air lead into the half. passing game in the finale, Holik Oregon State at Chapel Hill, N.C.. Harvard’s Brian Banks led all assistant to head coach of the Seattle Supersonics this year, he called on junior Gary Marineau. The major strides. There were times end if the failings which marked this orce 75, Colorado 56. Then the Orangemen turned a com race from start to finish are not 2 *9090 ;90 Notre Dame breezed to its second scorers with 21 points and teammate promised, “It’s all going to be changes.’’ QB after a good start backtracked when they stumbled but improve SENIOR IS K flK flC 78 14 18 ] J78 14 IS fortable margin into a rout, firing off 2 «35ii14. 18 lO l ^^^^H 78 14. 15 L78 16 ment was definitely visible. Getting cleared up. Rich Bengel added 17. Mike Pyatt But he certainly didn’t intend that and it was either a question of lack of Jim Sumler dumped in 28 for WWf);F78-14.15 10 unanswered points after the inter paced Massachusetts with 17 points the offense headed in the right direc To stop the race in the last half mission. the most evident changes would be do on the court, but it's nothing that confidence on his teammates (lack of points to lead Schiebel’s to tion will be the aim in ‘78. mile, forcing runners to walk the . AH prices plus 32C to 62'J per l
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Main Street, RIDING LESSONS indoor As soon as you meet Bev, she Main Street, Manchester loca Corp., 6484)131. 43 (63), Phoenix 43 (71), San Fran(;isco45 (61), St. Louis 25 ( 49), FOR SALE - Baby Grand pletions per game. A third of his com Medford, Mass.; Jeff Maceralli, W. Va., maculate surroundings. Pleaaa call: Dorla tion. Business and equipment. 643-2171. Seattle 45 (51), Washington 43 (61). Piano. Asking $450. We will riding ring. Western stock BOLTON - NICE Large room seat, saddle seat, and hunt pletions (511 were to Brundidge. Jr., Cannonsburg, Penn.; Bob Mix, Penn., will take the time to find out what Blaln^R.N., 646-0129. Only $6500. Lessenger Sells, HEBRON. Make an offer on move. 643-4913, after 3:00 p.m. for rent. Private, unfurnished, 646-8713. this spotless seven room MAHOGANY LEATHER Top seat. All levels 228-9817. immediate occupancy. 646- Rookie of the year honors in the ECAC Sr., Philadelphia; Rich Scudellari, BC, kind of house you really want. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••■•••••••••••••••••••••• Ranch. Decorator family Oval coffee table, stro table, TWO SNOW TIRES with rims 2482 or 649-8989. Phone went to Villanova freshman quarterback Sr., Hackensack, N.J. Then, she will give all her time and MANCHESTER MANOR NURSING HOME Situation Wanted 15 room with wood burning occassional tables, 3/4 size for Vegas. Evenings - 295-0862. Garden Produota Charlie. Pat O'Brien of Pennsauken. N.J., who ran Defensive backs: Bob Davis. Rutgers, mahogany bed and dresser. •••••••••••••••••••••*■*** •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• attention to finding you that house, 385 WEST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER stove, two car garage, acre lot for 524 yards in 106 attempts, scoring Sr., Westfield, N.J.; Kelly Elias, BC, Sr., CHILD CARE in licensed . Out of state owner anxious. 649-7^, after 3 p.m. Artlelee for Sale 41 Artlelee lor Sele 41 CHRISTMAS TREES, Cut CHRISTMAS TREES - Apartments For Rent 53 and before you know It you will be Blue/white Spruce for three touchdowns and passing for 312 Hackensack, N.J.; Larry King, Syracuse, home. 7 - 6 dally, three meals, $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and your own. Tagging. Yeomans laundry outings and overtime USED 13 FOOT Kelvlnator - SEASONED OAK Fireplace FIREWOOD - hard wood, cut. tagging/cutting. Wreaths, WE HAVE customers waiting yards and four touchdowns. Pittsfield, Mass.; Jeff Nixon. Richmond. moving to your new home. Co. Realtors, 633-3661. Tree Farm, Lake Road, An services. Manchester. Deb Refrigerator, and Hotpoint Wood - For delivery call split and delivered. Heaping dover. 742-8907. Follow signs fireplace wood by trunkful, for the rental of your apart The All-Division I team includes: Jr., Glendale, Ariz.; John Sturges, Navy, FREe boughs. Stanley Tree If you’re ready to find a house CLERK TYPIST - With ap fpeeeeeeeeeeeeeeefi 1 bie, 643-1790. MANCHESTER - Centrally Electric Stove, $75 for each. George Griffing, 742-7886. cord $70. 647-1139. from Rt. 6. ment or home. J.D. Real Offense Sr., Los Altos. Calif. located five room Cape with Also old canning jars. 649- Farm, Long Hill Road, of Estate Associates, Inc. 646- the easy way, call Bev Malone at titude for figures. 7959. Route 6, at Andover Church. Quarterback: Leamon Hall, Army. Sr.. Defensive tackles: Gregg Robinson, Experienced in order entry NURSE DESIRES Private attached breezeway and gar BEGINNERS STUART Four 1980, duty nursing or com Trevel 30 Trevel 30 742-6438. Apopka. Fla, Dartmouth, Sr., Wilberham, Mass.: 646-4040 or stop in and meet her desireable. Apply Pillow age. Selling in mi(i $30’s. va piece drum set. $175, with hi- CARRIERS panionship at your home. cant. T.J. Crockett Realtors, BUFFET - Contemporary hat zilgin cymbols, $250. Ask LOOKING for anything in real Running backs: Joseph Gattuso, Navy, Kevin Rooney. Brown, Sr., East at the Edmund Gorman Agency, Texln Corp. 49 Regent St., Antiques Manchester. Excellent references. 649- 643-1577. Danish Teak. B feet long, good i r i f k t * for Micki. 646-2191, estate rental - apartments, Sr., Mickelton, N.,1.; John Pagliaro, Yale, Providence. R.I. Beverly Malone Realtors® at 604 East Middle Turn 7071. storage apace. Call 6 4 6 ^ 4 . homes, multiple dwellings, no Sr., Derby, Conn.: Henry White. Colgate, Defensive ends: Bob Moore, BC, Sr., BY OWNER - R ecently FOR SALE - Like new 17x19 WANTED. Antique furniture, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate pike in Manchester. RN FOR Internists' office in NEEDED glass, pewter, oil paintings or Sr.. Lincoln. Del. Medford, Mass.: Chuck Schott, Army, Jr., Manchester. Position remodeled two family. 5 End's GIANT INDOOR FLEA inches wash stand ONLY. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. i for □ EDUCATION flat. Separate heating and Market to benefit Conn. Complete with fixtures. Ideal other antique items. R. Rochester. N.Y. available Janua^ 3, 1978. Harrison, 643-8709. Hours 9-5 p.m. Monday thru t Manchester and utilities. Two car garage, Valley. Adventist School TWA for cottage or second TWO & THREE Room Apart situated on nicely treed lot. Athletic program. . Furniture, bathroom. $20. 649-5696. ment Available. Downtown Friday with alternating Satur WANTED - Furniture, old days. Daily schedule may t East Hartford areas Prhete Inetructlont 18 $49,500. 646-4788. athletic equipment, tram location $170 & $190 pe polines, firew(>od ($12 for 1/5 TAG SALE - 34 Spruce Street, toys. Bisque dolls, steins, month, includini heat. Paul vary so applicant must be 1 to dellvar tho clocks, swords, guns. Outright flexible. Please send resume REMEDIAL READING and EAST WINDSOR-Six acres cord) Sund^ Dec. 4. 360 Manchester. Household fur W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. J Manchester Evening Foster Rd., %uth Windsor. 9 purchase or consignments. along with salary math; individualized work with spacious ten room GETAWAY niture, camping equipment, Milestone for Esposito 4 Herald program, (lst-8th grade) by Contemporary. Two baths a.m. 5 p.m. Call 644-8962. FOUR ROOM Apartment, renuirements and references odds 'n ends. Sunday 10 'til 6, to P.O. Box V, Manchester, I Call Master's degree teacher. 568- plus two lavs, 3 fireplaces, Monday thru Thursaay, 6 to 8 $185 monthly.ithly. 95 High■ Street, 8075. large bam. Call Suzanne or p.m., and Friday, Saturday & WANTED Furniture, old toys, Rockville.e. 872-6636. t 647-9946 Bisque dolls, steins, clocks, MOTHERLY Babysitter Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Sunday, 9 to 5. EUROPE swords, guns. Outright MANCHESTER - Two on 607th career goal Needed - For working mother, Watson Beach Co., Help Wented 13 □ REAL ESTATE Manchester Office, 647-9139. □ MISC. FOR SALE purchase or consignments. Bedroom apartment. $185 INDEX nights. Only those interested GIRL SCOUT Rummage Sale Call 644-8962. ADVERTISING in children need apply. Call Equal Housing Opportunity. - Saturday, December 3rd, 12 monthly. No heat or utilities. NEW YORK (UPI) - was traded Tuesday along Boston in the Adams Divi NOTICES 9 Day Packages Carpeting, parking. No pets. SUPERVISOR WANTED, 646-4875. Artlelee lor Sale 41 to 4, Emanuel Lutheran Wednesday night, Phil with rookie Peter Lee from sion. Gil Ferreault scored I — Loit and Pound RATES H om es For Sale 23 FOR SALE BY OWNER One months security. 646-5200. *. — Periontli Excellent opportunity to Church Church/Chestnut Esposito became the Montreal to the Pittsburgh in the first period and Dan \ — Announcamanti supplement income. Atractive six room Cape. ALUMINUM sheets used as Street,. Manchester. □ RENTALS 1 day ...tic word per day MANCHESTER - Victoria Tastefully redecorated. MANCHESTER - One second-most prolific goal Penguins for Pierre ny Gare less than three 1 — Enlertainmeni 3 days .. 10c word per day Enthusiastic and responsible printing plates, .007 thick, LONDON THEATRE $475. I — Auctions Colonial. 8 rooms. Family Fireplace, aluminum siding, bedroom apartment, at $195; scorer in the history of the Larouche, scored three 6 days — 9c word per day individual needed to fill recent ATTENTION! U x ^ ’’, 25 cents each or 5 for minutes later. But Bob vacancy in our office staff. CROSS ROADS Out reach room with fireplace. Low tax. over-sized two car garage, Rooms lor Rent two bedroom apartment at National Hockey League goals to lead Pittsburgh to FINANCIAL 26 days .... 6c word per day DISTRIBUTION worker - Willing to work with $48,900, Hutchins Agency, 646- $1. Phone 643-2711. COSTA DEL SOL $475. Kelly cut the score to 2-1 I — Bonds-Stocks*MoMgages 15 words S2.00 minimum Pleasant and persuasive extras, ^ringtim e occupancy Building Supplies $220. Includes: heat, hot when he scored a hat trick a 6-4 v icto ry over the ' — Personal Loans Happy Ads ...... $2 30 inch telephone manner is a must. SUPERVISOR teenagers in street settings. 3166. $44,500. No agents please.647- THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur water, stove and refrigerator. later that period and Jim Must qualify under CETA UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub ' — Insurance Previous Circulation 1101. MONTE CARLO $658. nished rooms. Kitchen Within walking distance of to lead the New York Detroit Red Wings. Harrison tied the game 45 hour week, split shift 9-1 Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, NATURAL STONE for Experience Necessary. program. B.A. required. Good MANCHESTER - Large Cape privileges, centrally located, downtown. Call 646-0090. Rangers to a 4-0 victory "I just hope 1 can help early in the third. EMPLOYMENT p.m. 5 p.m.-9 p.m. 9 a.m. -1 Brownies, nurses, East retaining walls, veneers, -- Help Wanted p.m. Saturday. Send resume Send confidential salary and benefits. Call 648- - Full dormer, 1 acre. patios, etc. Pick up by the parking, men only. Deposit. over the St Louis Blues. the team bring Pittsburgh 2015. Catholic School. 649-1^. Many M ora Packages Islanders 3, Rookies 3 — Business Opportunities to American Frozen Foods, 29 resume to Highland Park. 3-4 bedrooms. pound or delivery by the ton. Call 649-2358. MANCHESTER - Two Esposito shot his 607th — Situation Wanted Basement garage. $49,000. bedroom renovated apart a winner," said Mahovlich. Paul G ardner's 18th goal Bissell Street. East Hartford, P.O. BOX 591 For More Information Please Call Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, career goal — topped only EDUCATION TELEPHONE OPERATOR - 649-3222. Loti-Land for Sele 24 TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - ment within walking distance Elsew here in the NHL. of the season with less than Ct. 06108 or Call Sharon after MANCHESTER, CONN. Good condition. Good for 649-3163. ROOMS FOR RENT by Gordie Howe with 786 — — Private Instructions 5:00 at 569-4990. 4 p.m, to 12 midnight or 12 of downtown, $240, includes: Cleveland beat Toronto, 5- a minute remaining earned — Schools-Classes (06040) midnight to 8 a.m. Immediate BUILDING LOT For Sale - plating, or welding. Call 649- Covenient location near -- Instructions Wanted TOLLAND - Ten gorgeous DANIELS TRAVEL AGENCY Doga-BIrds-Peta 43 hospital, unfurnished $20 per Heat, hot water, stove and and his 28th career hat 3, Buffalo defeated opening for gal with at least Henry Street. Near schools. M39 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Colorado a 3-3 tie with New RESPONSIBLE Child Care C/o Circulation acres, mostly open, with 7 week. Paul W. Dougan, refrigerator. Call 646-0090. trick tied his former team Chicago, 3-2, and the New REAL ESTATE Department two years experience as room Custom Ranch. Stone No brokers. Call 6464528.46- 202 EAST CENTER STREET York. Bryan Trottier — Homes tor Sale Expert. In Manchester with DOG-CAT BOARDING Realtors, 643-4535. mate Bobby Hull for the York Islanders tied telephone operator or fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 4528. USED PIANOS & ORGANS- 22 LOCUST STREET. Seven scored his 17th goal of the — Lots-Land for Sale good references, for working II you can live with our unusal MANCHESTER bathing/grooming. Obedience most hat tricks scored by — Investment Property answering service operator, baths, 20 X 40 inground pool, room apartment, $260 Colorado, 3-3. season earlier in the game. mother. St. Jam es School hours, we can save you protection classes. Complete LIGHT Housekeeping Room - — Business Property area would be ideal. Call 649- NEED EXTRA 38 To make in our security company. large bam. Call Suzanne or MANCHESTER - Residential 646-3012 modern facilities. Canine Fully furnished. Stove, monthly. Security, Call 646- one player. Iri the WHA Cincinnati W IIA — Resort Property Applicant must be alert, B Zone Building Lot. money! Manchester Mall — Real Estate Wanted 5578, a fte r 5:30. Salary Christmas merrier? Earn Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon refrigerator and linens 2426, 9 to 5. " It's been a long time beat Indianapolis, 3-0, New Convenient location. Keyboards, 811 Main Street. Stingers' goalie Michel — Travel ADVERTISING negotiable. about $40 on every $100 you reliable and have excellent Watson Beach Co., All Road, l^nchester. For reser provided. 801 Main Street, 649- coming." Esposito said. "I MISC. SERVICES utilities. Priced to sell. Paul ()pen Tuesday thru Friday, 6 ■V ¥ ¥ -V ♦ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ England and Houston Dion earned his first Sell as an Avon Represen telephone capabilities. Hours Manchester office, 647-9139. vations please call 646-5971. 9879. MANCHESTER - Four room — Services Offered DEADLINE will include some weekends W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. to 8 p.m. guess you've got to have a played to a 3-3 tie, and Ed — Painting.Papering tative. Sell beautiful gifts, Equal Housing Opportunity. apartment in a four family shutout of the year and and holidays. Company paid lot of luck in this game." — Building-Contracting 12:00 noon the day before TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs jewelry, cosmetics, more. I'll house. $165. J.D. Real Estate. monton beat Birmingham, Robbie Ftorek and Del — Roofing.Siding benefits and parking. Call 522- Pat Hickey scored the publication. show you how. Call 523-9401, 646-1980 or 646-1237. 4-2. Hall each had a goal and an — Heating.Plumbing mature person for short 8960 between 10 a.m, to 3 p.m. other Ranger goal, his 13th — Flooring Deadline tor Saturday and trips surrounding Barons .5, .Maple Leafs 3 assist against the Racers only for application. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT — Moving-Trucking-Storage Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Manchester. Contact FULL TIME SALES help for of the season, and goalie Mike Fidler's unassisted ... Larry Pleau's goal at — Services Wanied yarn shop. Selling experience A t HOUSE WEEK - Adults only. No pets, no Wayne Thomas stopped 32 customers. We train. Write / appliances. Parking for one second-period goal snapped 11:40 of the third period MISC. FOR SALE nelpfull, but will train. Call K.H. Dick, Pres., TIXAS (ttflKAY (MBP. offers PIEHTY wifw^w j j i -iiiij i"w l/U g !y T T T rT » T T n r^ # car. Security. Call mornings, St. Louis shots to earn the a 3-3 tie and helped end — Household Goods PLEASE READ 646-4340, 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. APPIIAHCES TELEVISIOM CATALOG AUDIO tied the score for the — Articles lor Sale Of MOKY plus cash bonuses, or after 4, 649-1265. shutout. Southwestern Petroleum, Mornings only. ■ FORMER NOHMAN'8 LOCATION _ Cleveland's losing streak Whalers and sent the game — Building Supplies YDUR AD Ft. Worth, Tx. fringe benefits to mature in While Esposito was set — Pels .Birds- Dogs at three games. into overtime ... Blair — Livestock W ANTED - P a r t tim e dividual in Manchester area. THREE OR FOUR bedroom ting records in St. Louis, Classified ads are taken over Bulldera, Plumbere, Ramodalara, apartment. Downtown loca Sabres 3, Blaek Hawks 2 MacDonald scored a — Boats & Accessories the phone as a convenience. “I'M DREAMING of a Green Housekeeper. Apply in person Regardless of experience, another veteran center was — Sporting Goods write F.G. Pate, Pres., Texas Electriclana, Raal Eatata Srokara and tion. $250. monthly Paul W. Ric Seiling's third-period power-play goal at 17:07 of — Garden Products The Herald is responsible for C hristm as!" Be an Avon to Meadow’s Convalescent delighting his new fans — Antiques only one Incorrect insertion and Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Refinery Corp., Box 711, Fort Saleamen — Call Ua for Spaelal Dougan Realtor 643-4535. goal provided the winning the third period to lead the Representative. Earn money with a hat trick of his own, — Wanted to Buy then only to the size of the in your spare time. Start now - Manchester. Worth, Texas. 76101. margin and lifted Buffalo Oilers. original insertion Errors which Pricaa on yourAppllaneo Nooda and Servicaa... FOUR ROOM Apartment. Pete Mahovlich, who into a first-place tie with RENTALS do not lessen the value of the buy lots of presents this Appliances, carpeting, — Rooms lor Rent December. Call 523-9401. ‘ MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER INC. — Apartments for Rent advertisement will not be cor ELECTRICAL Low Voltage 4 4 3 ^ HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER parking. Adults only, no pets. — Homes lor Rent rected by an additional inser GENERAL National Alarm Company PHONE 047-9007 311 Main street 646-2130 $225 month. Availablle Dec. 5. — Business for Rent tion. MEDICAL SECRETARY / seeks man for apprenticeship Security. 649-6253, — Resort Property lor Rent Bookkeeper - For Manchester program. Applicant must — Wanted to Rent physician's office. Monday — Wise lor Rent ACCOUNTING CLERK have basic knowledge of low FOUR ROOMS Newly Sports briefs thru Friday. Pleae send voltage wiring. Join our Scoreboard AUTOMOTIVE pairteo.lairted. cemrallyCentrall; located Help Wented 13 re su m e to Box W, c /o South Windsor Public School growing organization in the — Autos lor Sale Manchester Herald. BILL TUNSKY W. H. ENGLAND Married couple. No pets, no — Trucks for Sale expanding m u rity industry. children. References, Call — Heavy Equipment lor Sale STEADY WORK - Reliable, On the job training. Company bewteen 5:30 and 8:30 p.m., Franchise sale — Motorcycles-Bicycles hard worker, who wants TEMPORARY Employment - 12 month position for a 27‘ g paid benefits. Call 522-89M, Ruled out WHA — Campers-Trailers-Mobile hour week, with a minimum hour ★ ALUMINUM* VINYL SIDINQ 649-5664. Homes steady employment, good in At a Health Care Facility for between 10 a m. and 3 p.m. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Cinci 3, Indianapolis 0 an office clerk. Figure ap- ly rate of 13.10. Operate Key (20 Colon To Chooao From) A Definitely Different Plan — Automotive Service come. Call 528-6702 between ^ Punch, Key Varified Equipment, only for application. AVAILABLE DECEMBER — Buffalo Braves owner — Autos for Rent-Lease pituded a must. Some typing COM j^ANY Only two Pittsburgh Edmonton 4, Bir 2 only. and Perform General Clerical 1st. - Three bedroom Duplex, John Y. Brown has sold required. Call between 8:30 ★ AWNINQS A CANOPIES Features Elegant Court Yard Steeler players have been mingham 2 function, associated with accoun CLERK OPERATOR - 8 a.m. ‘•'Hardware & Building Materials Call 649-5633, anytime. and 4, 647-9196. ting and data processing office. to 4 p.m. Another opening for half of the NBA franchise ruled out of Sunday's game New Eng 3, Hous 3, ot-tie NOW accepting applications for full time employment. gal with excellent voice and ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS to former Rochester, N.Y., with the Seattle Seahawks. of All Kinds” FIVE ROOMS - Adults only, Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 CAREER MINDED? We need High School Graduate, type telephone technique. Must no pets. Stove, refrigerator businessman Harry minimum 40 wpm. at least 6 Phone 049-9095 Defensive ends John □ NOTICES only. people who are interested in a type at least 50 WPM to BOLTON NOTCH, CONN. and kitchen set. Parking for Mangurian. Banaszak and L.C. career in Marketing and month's experience in operating qualify. 40 hour week. Hours m i data preparation equipment. FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS one car. $160, plus security. Braves President Norm Greenwood, both of whom ADDRESSERS WANTED - Management. Young, expan will • include some weekends PHONE B49-8201 Call after 5:00, 649-5718. Cleveland 5, Toronto 3 Lost end Found i immediately! Work at home ding organization looking for and holidays. Office is in Sonju said Brown and missed the last three Secure application from South Mangurian, who resides in NY Rangers 4, St. Louis — no experience necessary. people who want an opportuni Windsor Public School Ad downtown Hartford. Company Here’s An Offer You Cen’t Refuse ... S U N K E N 6" FIVE ROOM APARTMENT - games because of knee in LOST - One English sheepdog, Excellent pay. Write ty to grow with us. Oimplete ministrative Office. 771 Main paid benefits and parking. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., com 0 Nathan Hale area, couple on juries, will see no action grey and whlfe, vicinity of American Service, 8350 Park trainini program. Call Mr. Street, South Windsor. Conn. Call 522-8960 between 10 a.m. i z : - - ^ pleted the deal Wednesday, NY Islanders 3, Colo. 3, Hartford Road. M9-0037. 1 FOYER ly, references, security. Sunday, Lane, Suite 269, Dallas Texas, Bay, 1-7381. and 3 p.m. only, for applica Available December 1. Call tie although it may take up to Safety Donnie Shell 7 5 2 3 1 .______tion. SUBURBAN Keep Your Eyes 646-8515 Personals 2 HOUSEWIFE Willing to work four weeks for the draft of worked out Wednesday for Pittsburgh 6, Detroit 4 MECHANICS. Manufacturer Buffalo 3, Chicago 2 occasionally, as a fill in day CLERK/TYPIST - General NEWLY WEDS - 1 Bedroom the agreement to be first time in two weeks and RETIRED GENTLEMAN of abrasive blast equipment duties, SO wpm typing. In- finalized. Sonju said he and requires mechanic with FLOOR COVERING Apartment. Heated. Electrici reported no problems with would like to meet a woman in gratuities. Apply & rL s ^ (ey surance background helpful, COURTYARD On This Space ty. Parking. Near bus line. No 60's as a companion. Good knowledge of assembly of UNLIMITED Shop llr0und....Conipare Price$_. « Brown would still continue the right knee that caused Restaurant. but not necessary. Good pets. Call 649-7943. home. Call 649-2W. machinery and machining; benefits. West Hartford area. the management of the him to miss the last two Drop By And We’ll ka t Your Lowest NBA blueprint reading is also COAT ROOM GIRL Friday 236-5911, Extension 235. INCOME Braves, games. required.d. Apply In person to J J ie a W btifliate!!!! You Can’t Lose!!!! MANCHESTER - Five room Boston 98, Chicago 92 and Saturday evenings all day Next Week. . . Apartment. Second floor. Oscar Forand, Shop Sunday. A ^ly to manager CUSTODIAN. Part-time POTENTIAL Buffalo 105, Atlanta 93 Superintendent. Interviews Adults. No pets, Call 563-4696. Help Wented Steak Out Restaurant Rt. 63 work, 9 p.m. to midnight. Six Have a career in real es Phila 117, New Orleans 13 conducted in the afternoon days per week. Apply Dairy Vernon. tate. Be a highly trained 553 L Middle Tnpke 646-4003 FOUR ROOM Apartment - Season over 114 Monday through Friday, 1:30 Queen, 242 Broad Street. Sports seminar SALES POSITION - Straight to 4:30 p.m. Pressure Blast sales professional and Near buses and MCC, No pets, PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) Wash 116, San Antonio commissions, leads furnished WOMEN WANTED FOR oc $190. month, plus utilities. 644- WALTHAM, Mass. Manufacturing Co., 41 Chapel casional child supervision. APPLY FOR Part-time work. part of a network of FEATUmNQ: - Tight end Charlie 105 to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Street, Manchester, Conn. 9000. (UPI) - The Transportation can be Dairy Queen is interviewing over 4.700 real estates 7 2 '- 6 ' Cuttom DrapM • 8Np Covert Sanders underwent knee Detroit 104, Los Ang 98 06040. An Equal Op)X>rtunity for part-time positions, days. Bodtprttdt • FMtoont Massachusetts Chiroprac NURSES AIDES. Full time, supplied If necessaty. Senior offices in the U.S. and MANCHESTER TWO Rooms surgery to remove Milwaukee 120, Indiana Employer. citizen considered. Call after Previous experience Comkot • WMow Shadoi tic Society will conduct an all shifts, high starting rate, Canada. We are looking Woodwovon Romant All utilities, parking, female damaged cartilage at Ford 113 excellent benefits Apply in 5:00 p.m. 647-9881. preferred but not necessary. all-day Sports Injury DRIVERS Fo r School bus Clean pleasant surroundings. for licensed or in- Many Ottiar Faaturaa preferred. Call 569-3073 Hospital Wednesday and is Seattle 86, Kansas City 84 too, and a counter in the kitchen wall SHOPArNOMf Seminar at Brandeis person Mrs. Ferguson, Direc wanted. We will train you. Apply 242 Broad Street. process salespersons. For all who are tired of conventional SERVICt between 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 done playing football for tor of Nursing or Mr. Atlas. Part-time. Housewives and TEMPLE’S designs and standard floor plans, this provides a third dining possibility in this P.M. Available December 4. University on Dec. 10. The We offer continuous the Lions this season. Lorraine Manor Nursing retirees preferred. house Model No. C1708 is the answer to a versatile room. Conderino^s clinic will be open to Home, 25 Lorraine Street, 233- SECRETARY - Part-time. 12 training. Join our staff CARPET a FLOOR COVERING Second-year man David Manchchester area, call M i- p.m. - 5 p.m. Short hand and prayer. Behind a relatively simple facade, The U-shaped kitchen includes a storage t h r e e a n d o n e -h a l f 8242. 2313 or 643-2414. Vernon area SERVICE now. we need you. Call ConnBCtlcut’s Largest Floor Covering room apartment. Second floor coaches, trainers and Hill will replace Sanders. INVITATION typing absolutely necessary. it packs a real wallop, providing gracious closet in addition to its plentiful cup Drapery Shop others interested in the call 872-2826. 289-9542 ask for Mrs. Quinn. Phyllis Jackston at Dealer boards. Between it and the double garage, Enjoy the Beauty oj with heat hot water stove, TO BID REAL ESTATE Sales People. STATION and even exotic living with practical con 99 Summer Street refrigerator, wall-to-wall prevention and treatment OPEN MON. thru SAT. S-6 venience thrown in for good measure. a large utility room also provides storage Custom IPindoK Must have license or in TOOL MAKERS WANTED - Mencheeter c arp et. $195, C en trally of athletic injuries. process. Generous commis SERVICE STATION atten THURSDAY t FRIDAY 9-9 Note how the entrance is approached. as well as laundry space and served too as Treatment The Manchester Board of Apply Mepp Tool Co., Inc., 81 MANAGER dant wanted part-time mor Century 21 Phone 646-7286 located. Adults only, no pets. Spring schedule sion schedule. Wolverton 30R Miln St, Mmchwtot_____ ^______643-6SS2 Behind the gate in the front wall is a a convenient garage entry. li.'iiijii I I' II in Call 646-7690. Education solicits bids for a Commerce Street, Glaston nings. Apply in person only. Across the courtyard are three ISew assistant MONTREAL (UPI) - Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. bury. Full time nights. 12 to Jackston/Avante lavishly landscaped courtyard enclosed on kiln (or the Art Department Getty, 118 Main Street, bedrooms, or two bedrooms and a den if The Expos' 1978 Grapefruit for the 1977-1978 school year. 8 a.m ., 6 days a week. Manchester. > 646-1319 three sides by the house itself. Cross to the ONE BEDROOM BOSTON (UPI) - PART TIME HEAD Librarian far side and there are the double doors of the owner prefers it that way. Note that a p a r t m e n t - With in League 25-game schedule Sealed bids will be received REAL ESTATE CAREER - Experience helpful, eves 649-8782 FOR Former University of - For Andover Public Library, Earn 115,000 annually. Must the main entrance, opening into the long, the m aster bedroom has both a huge con dividual entrance, in a six unit until 11:00 A.M. December 14, approximately 20 hours week but will train. Must PART-TIME Secretary for (All interviews Maine basketball star Bob released Wednesday is have license or in progress. busy South Windsor law firm. dramatic foyer. ventional closet and a huge walk-in closet single story building. Full 1977, at which time they will ly. Persons with library be over 18 years. NOTICE TO Warner has been named highlighted by games with Part timers considered Good typing skills essential. confidential) This area, which lends itself to any and that the other bedrooms are also well maintenance service. Range, be publicly opened. The right experience, or library science y o g R refrigerator, and heat In three division winners Ralph Pasek, Realtor, 289- Apply... No legal experience number of exciting decorating provided for in storage space. Two baths assistant basketball coach is reserved to reject any and education preferred. Send 7475; cluded. Convenient location, at Boston University. The from a year ago, including necessary. Answer P.O. Box possibilities, overlooks, the slightly sunken are back to back and the bedroom hallway all bids. Specifications and bid resume to Box 38, Andover, South Windsor. ADVERTISERS within walking distance to bus 6-foot-6 W arner joins Kevin the world champion New Conn. 06232. MORIARTY living room with its good looking fireplace has a charming courtyard view. H O M r and shopping. Ideal for elderly forms may be secured at the FULL-TIME DRIVER and Builneee Opportunity 14 This house, with 1,707 square feet, is as Thomas, Ed Leibowitz and York Yankees, the Los counter person. Prefer l ic e n s e d p l u m b e r s and and glass sliding doors to the patio beyond. person, or couple. $205 per Business Office, 45 N. School NEEDED - School Bus If you would like to advertise your functional as it is unique which makes it Marty Schoepfer as Angeles Dodgers, the Street, Manchester, Connec someone with experience, but BROTHERS experienced helpers. Apply in STILL TIME. Open your A low railing adds to the drama here. month. No pets. Damato Drivers. Will train if will train the right person. 318 Center Street Business or Service In this space, please At the right of the living room, a dining an over-all good choice for those who Enterprises, 646-1021. assistants to Coach Roy Philadelphia Phillies, and ticut 06040. Raymond E. person between 8 a.m. and business on Main Street,.'Take necessary. For South Wind Apply in person Fuzz Auto Mencheeter, Conn. room also opens to the patio for extending prefer their living comfort to be provided by four games with Toron Demers, Business Manager 4:30 p.m. RM&D Mechanical advantage of the Christmas For ■ worKing drawing ol thie modal or houso Sigler. sor. 90 Brookfield Street. 289- Parts, 130 Center Street, season. The Manchester Mall, call The Herald Classified Advertising in a definitely different setting. FOUR r o o m a p a r t m e n t 035-11 5918. Contractors, 25 Terrace Dr., dining pleasure to include outdoor meals to Blue Jays. Manchester. Vernon Ct. 811 Main, 643-1442. Department,, 643-2711. plan booka writa: Larry Farnaworth, Box 1841, - Second floor. Available Laa Vagaa, Navada 89101. _____ December 1st. No pets. Call 646-5514. 1 »i'?i*.-^r';»-*~T»'."V
ACROSS DOWN Anewer to Pravloue Punle' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 1, 1977 - PAGE ELEVEN-B PAGE T E N -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Dec. 1, 1977 1 Bodyofwitsr 1 CoH-e father UUfilLIJMUIJblEJ 4 BIMIosI pdeat 2 Watara (Ft.) f3U njD Charles M. Schultz B Stitch tJtun ■ nanc:; ■ niDDis Fm * and Enwtt If 3 Actreea AuIm For Safo 6Y Auloo For Sofa 6f 4utea For Sofa •f A lllo t For Safa Dear Abby 12 Author MagnenI □Diaii Ddnn and II___IL-Ji___II___) Flemlno 4 Auto club E K un 13 Worthrp uunnn aann 6 Ineectetaga □□□ D uud ninautLi I D O Q Q p 14 1 (Gtr.) 6 Weetam anew tprnP-) L«dl« ^ IT THi5 18 Stsnd for ciinnn ancid nno 7 Mythical < ncdn ODQGn I SEE ‘('OU'VE 6IVEN iWtr, BRhiie,,. By Abigail Van Burm OffICA hunter duuijd Eidcia r IS Bilance 8 Tennia barrier add □□□□ dOdu UP TRVIN6 TO SPEAR MITH iNPiJiriON DEARu a n a ABBY:n a o i: What wnat do00 you think of a 18-year-old 13-year-old boy books 8 Building d f o f i A WALRUS... n/k tf*rA «rla i v i Aa K a «I L t ______< t _ • • X . . . * 17Artielt location d d G d l n i . who crawls into bed with his mother after hJa hither leaves 18 Quiz for work? I can t stand to visit my sister anymore when I 10 Reverberate d B n n l d d Q d [YOU DOm'T HAve TO 20 Fifth zodlic 46 Praeldant Final Markdowns see what a going on there. I believe it la WRONG and I lign (abbr.) f*Monrf iigour having have ^ d so. She leto this boy wear nail polish and play 21 Mtxioin 21 Direction of liborsr 34 For inetanca 47 Let with her malroup and jewelry. He can’t stand to get his Row 36 Ocean llnar 1b ftfY A LOT Of hmds dirty. It a "too hot" in summer and “too cold" in 22 Ths msrehant 23 Four acora 60 Safety agency of Venice (abbr.) (abbr.) the winter, so he sUys Indoors and plays with his dolls. and ten 42 Religloui 25 CHiuin 24 MIetreat S t CMneia He has a 16-year-old brother who is so ashamed of the poem on lymbol 26 Faetan currency younger om that he is becoming more and more 27 Lily psitn 26 Radonal 43 Queer withdraira from people. Needless to say, the younger boy 28 Guinaco 52 Takaa option 28 Salutation 44 Move furtivaly 54 On aama aide has no friends. The father is helpless. He once threw all the 32 Gap 30 Portion out 45 Drinki Bl-Focals By Ruth Mardua makeup and dolls out, but the boy cried so hard his mother 35 Tollsd 55 Iniacticlda DOSS A R E went out and bought more. This boy gets furious If he sees 35 Mikst uttd 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 0 0 10 11 his father kiss his mother. to D U M B ... 12 13 14 ^ a t is wroi^ here? I can’t believe I am worried for 37 Frsnch poHcs T H E V C A N V aSLIttls w h a t 's v o u r New 1977 Fords nothing. Or isnt it any of my business? IB 16 17 no-theylooh B /E N T A L K . 39 Itslien WELL LET CONCERNED AUNT 6UESS.WEMDELL- \ M 0 R E L H C A U _ TH E Y sffimiatlvt IB 1. 20 G E T IF You DEAR (XINCERNED; Yes, it IS your bnsineas. Your 40 Type ntsiiurs YOO PORK, c a n s a v i s ■ ■ PROMISE SovilCRM FRIED "BDW-VMDW:* sister and her son are both ready candidates for the 41 Prtpire for zz z , b a c k TO p a y ^ tris t's couch. And tf the father looks out the prlndng T oH A N /e CHOPS 2B 20 27 z . 20 30 31 Yo u r CHICKKN window, knowing what Is going on, so is he. Appeal to her 45 Nimble ■ ■ DIMMER hiMband to get help for the whole sick famOy hem e It’s too 48 Put 32 3^ 35 FOLKS 49 Chlld'e toy U n RACKIiOG W ITH US TD M E / ONLY 9 LEFT! 53 Wreth 30 M o u u " • DEAR ABBY: I have a neighbor who is a widower. I am 54 Wee ■ TOAAORRo W* ... sample buy a wiefow. I’m 68 and he’s 63.1 knew his wife well, so after concerned 30 a . 40 This emp she died I invited him over for supper several times. That’s 56Eet ■ 1 41 42 43 UP c t8y;»f€A .H c.TM ntgUS Fsi QUA • when I realized that we could be more than just friends. 57 Encloeure 1977 FORD GRANADA Last Saturday night I was at his place. We had a few '58 GrMk epic 45 40 47 40 60 51 52 dUHAjUiCrX- 12-1 codztails and he sent out for some fried chicken. poem ■ ■ The Blaxer ffomat for ffani so 4-Door Sodan Afterwards we danced to the radio, then we cuddled on the SB Toque 53 54 55 56 Apartmmlt For Root 53 Apartmonlo For Root 53 60 Feet eircreft Priscilla’s Pop — Ai Vermeer davenport and he kissed and hugged me. All of a sudden he 57 50 60 MANCHESTER - Two BOLTON - Three room cot Crulseomatic, power stood up and said, "Now, I don’t want you getting serious (ebbr.) HEBRON - Four rooms and steering, power brakes, 61 Whitebeh bath. monthly. Heat and bedroom Townhouse. $260. tage. Couple preferred. Lease ' about me." He really hurt my feelings. 52 Yeare (Fr.| 50 61 52 THIS IS T PRISCILLA, ITS SO T PRISCILLA, HMMM™ 643-2877 or 646-2699. and security. Call 1-223-4460, 250 6-oyllnder radial 1 hot water includra. No pets. whitewalls. tinted glass. I got to thinking that maybe he’s afraid of sex. His wife A TOJGH ^ G E T TD ME t m n o t Call 64M776. mornings U1 til 9 a.m. told me he’s been impotent for years. I’ve heard that quite (NIWIPAPIR INTCRPRIII ASIN \ CROSSWORp) BBP/.' MANCHESTER - Available body side molding, (stock STUMPER o a N G - r o LETT^^ ( ; NO W .'I F7439) a few men have that trouble in their 60s. Mine did. PUZZLE.' OUVER ATTRACTIVELY Paneled immediately. Four room TELL YtXI WORD FOR Ottfc»$-8lor0$ tor Root 55 Should I put him at ease and tell him I don’t care if three room apartment. Stove, apartment stove, there’s no sex—all I want is companionship? I’d appreciate AGAIN.' ‘PRESENT ) refrigerator, neat, electricity, refrigerator, separate heating SALE Win at Bridge TIME'" y system, no pets, references ATTRACTIVE Four room of your advice. references, no pets. 1175. 646- Plut dealer prep, aalea tax LONESOME 3167, 228-3540. and security. 3175. 649-4003. fice. Ground level, central PRICE A ragiatratlon hc-j location, professional 449iW DEAR LONESOME: Don’t mention sex, companionship Cinch hand for Lochridge MANCHESTER - -Six room building, parking and utilities. or anything else. Just enjoy his company and let nature Duplex. Three bedrooms, Call 649-2865. take its course. WhAt will be will be. dummy’s 10. East played dining room, 1 1/2 baths, Homoi tor Root 54 .NORTH low to keep Charley from appliances. Two children, no MANCHESTER - 1200 square THIS WEJK'S USED CAR SPECIALS DEAR ABBY: I am a 28-year.old bachelor who recently * 8 5 taking four club tricks. pets. 1260 per month, plus WEEKLY SPECIAL. feet or will subdivide. First met an attractive 26-year-old woman in whom I could, V 765 Charley might have tried utilities. SMurity required. Carpeted two bedroom with floor. Main Street location, 77 FORD PINTO 75 FOM MAVEHCK 77 FORD F-15D become very interested. There is only one thing wrong 4 84 3 a red-suit finesse at this Available January. Call 646- all appliances and more. Only modern, plentiful free Runabout, automatic transmission, 2 Or., 6 cylinder, AM radio, RANGER, power steering, power with her—ehe talks too much. * K 10 9 8 4 point, but he had a better 1M B*ftUS.yJtll1 S u t i w L ' 5346. 3150 Rental Assistors, 236- parking. 3600. monthly in rear defroster, radio, V^VV tires. economical standard shift. brakes, two tone paint, sliding rear idea. He simply ran off the cluding heat. Warren E. I like so many things about thia girl, but I can’t aeem to 5 ^ . Small fee. window. get a word in edgewise. WEST E.4ST last five spades to come Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. « 10 7 6 4 * 9 down to a five-card ending. COUNTRY COTTAGE. Do you think there is a chance of slowing her down or Available January 1st. V K 10 6 3 2 VJ94 East came down' to two • TftV DBAR SIR! VOU IAS5URS VDU- m a j o r MEDWAY^ Secluded two bedrooms on breal^g her of this annoying habit? She’s pushing for aK10 7S aJ962 MEANWHILE- STOW THE PAPER Carpeting and appliances. SAVE clubs, a heart and two dia PONT SEEM TO REALIZE r e p o r t o n y o u r n e w PlEHTER WILL IF YOU CARE TO acreage. Includes appliances, ’3295 ’2295 marriage, but I don’t think I could live with such a 4 ,------* J 76 5 3 monds, West to three hearts AIRCRAFT PROCUREMENT WORK. (SEMERAU 3200, plus security. 646-5377. SUBMIT A FORMAL kids and pets welcome. Only OFFICE SPACE talkative person. M U9T BE h a n d l e d JUSTLAY ITOW SOUTH (Di and two diamonds. PROPOSAL-WB’UU THE LINE-DO YOU SIX ROOM DUPLEX 3200. Rental Assistors, 236- FOR RENT 75 FORD GRANADA 74 CLUB WAGON 74 FORD LTD BACHELOR ' *AKQJ32 Now Charley led his queen ACCORDINE TO SUPPLY TH E REEULATIONSi WANT THE BEST Remodeled kitchen and bath. 5646. Small fee. 250 square feet, cen ter of 6 cylinder, automatic, power Blue, 5 passenger, 302 VB, 4 Dr., V-8, automatic, power V AQ of clubs. West let another n e c e s s a r y f ig h t e r p l a n e Garage, close to high school, Manchester, air conditioning and steering, power brakes. CleanI automatic, power steering, power steering, power brakes, power win DEAR BACHELOR: An otherwise attractive and a AQ heart go. Then Charley FOR/ASl OR DON'T YOU? resentiy being redecorated, LARGE THREE Bedroom parking. Call 643-9551. brakes, radio. dows, air cond., AM radio, vinyl top, eligible young woman who’s “pushing for marriage” should * AQ2 played his ace-queen of Rlo pets. Two children Ranch in Manchester. Eat in extremely clean. appreciate being told how she could Improve her chances. Both vulnerable hearts. West was in with the maximum. $245 per month kitchen. Living room with Tell her. And if she’s hopeless, seize the first king and had to lead away fireplace. 3350 per mo. No West .North Kas( South plus lease and security. 646- Wantod to Rant 57 opportunity to get a word in edgewise. And make it, from his king of diamonds. utilities. Security and “G ^ b y e .” 5 N .T . “Cinch hand,” rem arked reference required. Century INEXPENSIVE HOUSING In *3100 •3300 Pass 6 A Pass 6 A Charley. “1 was sure that MANCHESTER - Immediate 21, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. ’2795 Pass 6 N.T Pass Pass West led into my spades occupancy. 3 rooms - 3130. 4 Manchester. Required by Others to Choose From at Similar Savings responsible woman. Efficien Pass because he held both red rooms - 3165. No pets. Kcuri- THREE BEDROOM Duplex - Opening lead ^ 4 A kings." ty deposit. Call 568-1054. cy apartment or attic con Available December 4th. ^75 sidered. Suggestions Astro-graph monthly, plus security. No By Oswald & James Jacoby HARTFORD - Four room welcomed. Please call 233- FORD utilities or appliances. Call 4924, 9 to 4 p.m. or 233-7480 Apartments - first and third 649-4190. By BERNICE BEDE 080L The game was match- Alley Oop — Dave Graue evenings. A Canadian reader wants Always in style . . . the floor. Wethersfield Avenue, point duplicate. The late to know the correct opening DILLON SALES & SERVICE, INCORPORATED ARIES (March 21-April 19) Chal Charles Lochridge, one of easy-to-wear blazer is a near school. 246-1815. OLD COLONIAL HOUSE Par bid with: IF CONSTANTINOPLE IS ANYWHERE CLC6E WHAT IT MR. wardrobe favorite. WANT TO RENT - Garage in lenges inspire you ^9to thegreat-thegTeai- the great dummy players, IS ...r jusrwANTA tially newly decorated ground 319 MAIN STREET ■ MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 est productivity today. That's AKlOx VAJlOx aK10 9 BY, WE SHOULD BE ABLE TD SEE IT / HOLD IT PEEVia? DO YOU, STOP (PUFF! AND No. 8.399 with Photo- Manchester vicinity, for 16 DILLOn whose bidding was on the X *K J FROM THE TOP OF THIS HIU! ,___/ A MINUTE, SEE SOMETHINer, Guide is in Sizes 7 to 16. LARGE SIX ROOM Duplex, floor. 816 Hartford Road. where the big rewards lie. CATCH MY,/PUFF) / central location. No pets. foot boat. Call 643-8571. TELEPHONE 203 643-2145______Mundane tasks waste your sensational side elected to when playing a standard 16- FEUASf b r e a th ; Size 9, 32 bust . . . 19i Stove and refrigerator, wall- open five notrump and Security, references. to-wall carpeting. Call 646- time and return nothing. 18 point notrump. yards 60-inch; lining, U4 INEXPENSIVE HOUSING in wound up at six after getting yards 46-inch. Available immediately. 3225 1050. Dec. 2,1977 TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) We open one notrump. The month. 649-1924 or 643-2289. Manchester. Required by Big things can happen for you things with an element of a chance to show his spades. three 10 spots make our Patterns available only responsible woman. Efficien FOUR ROOM SINGLE House WE PAY 310 For complete CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE - 1977 FORD T-BIRD. this coming year, but not in chance could pay off hand West opened the four of hand worth an extra point. in sizes shown. cy apartment or attic con Molorcyclaa-Bleyclaa 54 somely today. Though others spades. Charley won, played WALL STREET, HEBRON - 4 at Bolton Lake. Appliances junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 1969. Excellent condition, Automatic, power steering, ways you might anticipate. It ..S'EWSPAPF.K ENTERPRISE ASSN i TO OUER, iHd 11.00 for OKb sidered. Suggestions won't be an easy row you're may feel you’re taking a risk, his ace of clubs, stopped for Sattini, plui 23< for posUEO and rooms. Wall to wall carpet. furnished. Carpeted. Private Auto Body, 528-19W. 3950. Call 429-0249. power brakes, air con the odds are that sound evalua 'For a copy ol J'AC'OBY aodllni. Heat, and ap pliances. C a l l ^ weicomed. Please call 233- hoeing, but it will be a bountiful a second to note that West MODERN, send SI lo Win al beach privileges. Automatic 4924, 9 to 4 p.m. or 233-7480 ditioning, AM/FM stereo. one. tion tilts in your favor. sue BURNETT 9759, o r f 1977 CHEVY CARAVAN. V-8, 1969 CAMARO Three speed, ★ ★ had discarded the deuce of Bridge c o this newspaper. heat. Mature adult couple. No evening. Dent in left door. Best offer. QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be Manclwattr Htrald pets. Security. Available Captain’s chairs, paneled, 35,- six cylinder, 250 engine. 643-1790. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 quick lo jump Into any situation hearts and continued by P 0 Bor 499, Radio City Station. 11S0 Ave. ol AiTwrlcM leading his deuce of clubs to New York N Y 100191 Nm r York, N.Y. 10O3S FOUR ROOM Apartment, 428 December 1st. Phone 649-1794. 000. Call 646-2158. Needs work. 3200. Call 649- FX-12TO - Built by factory SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. that adds to stability or security Priat Nana, Addrasi witli ZIP Broad Street. No appliances. □ AUTOMOTIVE 6428. 1968 PONTIAC TEMPEST. engineer. Branch beads, 21) Your strength today Is in a today. It must also benefit CODE, Styta Kamliaf aad Slla. 3145. Security deposit. FOUR ROOM DUPLEX. DODGE VAN - 1975 BlOO Needs work. 3125. Ask for Barnett clutch, aluminum competitive enterprise where Married couple, no pets. 643- Tradesmen. Automatic rocker rollers, Mlkuni car there is a possibility for per to pay off. Berry’s W orld. The Fall & W inter '76 Garage, bedroom air con 1971 FIAT 850. Two door Micki 646-2191. CANCER (June 21-July 4751. ditioner, attic basement, nice Autos For Sala 51 transmission, power steering, sedan, 28,000 original miles. 40 buretor, balanced blueprinted sonal gain. Pushing to make BASIC FASHION con dollars makes sense for you. You’re very enthusiastic today. tains a Bonus Coupon! back vard, deadend street. tan. 24,000 miles. 33,800. 649- miles per gallon. Clean. 3995. PONTIAC LE MANS, 1966. motor, transmission: 871-2511. You carry people along In your The Flintstonea — Hanna-Barbera Productions THREE ROOM Apartment - 2613. After S p.m. 649-4334. Like to find out more of what Price. . . 31-25 a copy. Security required. 3235 per 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, Needs work Best offer. 643- lies ahead for you? Send for wake. Channel this energy into Add 32.00 for the 1977 Available Immediately. month. No utilities. Available power steering and brakes, 6278. ★ ★ your copy of Astro-Graph Let a meaningful project and It’ll be issue of Security. Stove and heat. Call December 15. Call 644-8841 air conditioning, excellent 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO. 1970 PLYMOUTH Station ter by m ailing 50 cents for each a groat day. SUCCESS IN SEWING. 643-6441. after 4 p.m. condition. 31500. 643-9199. Excellent running condition. Wagon, 383. Excellent Trueka tor Sala 52 sign and a long, self- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)-Llke a 3700 or best offer. 646-6919. mechanical condition and TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville magnet, you attract money and 750, 6om miles, oil cooler and addressed, stamped envelope clean body. One driver, first 1970 FORD PICKUP - lo Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, material------objects ■ today.■ • y. KeKeep 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - rack. 31,750. 289-4042. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. yourself In the middle o( 3800. By chance before 5 p.m. Excellent condition. 31500. things. Let nature take Its 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 423-2712. Call after 6 p.m., 646-8673. Be sure lo specify your birth 750 HONDA 3650. and 250 sign. course. BUSINESS & SERVICE miles. Asking 31650. Call 649- VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Deal 8130, after 5:30 p.m. Yamaha 3im. Call 646^73. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 1970 PONTIAC F ireb ird 1971 FORD VAN - Low Don’t procrastinate on deci on a grandiose scale today. Esprit in good clean condition, mileage. Excellent condition. sions. You reason things out You’re up to handling the big aKtV'/v 1970 OLDSMQBILE - Station 350, automatic power Insulated and carpeted. New well today, but if you put them gies. You can score with large Wagon. Original owners. 3895. steering. Must sell, need paint. Mag wheels, many off, they may be shelved for a groups, major projects of the Campara-Trallara lop bananas. Can be seen at 244 Main larger car. 228-3639 anytime extras. Best offer over 32000. Mobile Homaa 55 long time. Street, Manchester. but keep trying. Call 872-7773, or 649-4286. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) It LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) One could seem to you that things way lo gain the boss’s approval 1969 OLSMOBILE CUTLASS. ARE YOU Selling your mobile pertaining to you are out of today Is to lake something on 1969 THUNDERBIRD. Good 4 ALMOST NEW 600x14 6 ply home? Buyers waiting. Please that another booted, and turn It l i DIRECTORY Four door, hard top, power running condition, 80,000 truck tires. 370. Call 646-8447. your control today. Don't tret. Into a winner. He won’t forget steering, power brakes. 76,000 call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- Your best Interests will be miles. Asking 850. Call 742- 828-0369. served. Sarvleaa ORarad „ , - ...... miles. Call 646-6924 after 6:00 6274 or 646-2191 after 5:00. FORD ECONOLINE VAN - SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) Lay 31 Services______ORarad __ Punting-Papering______M Building-Contracting 33 p.m. PISCES (Fab. 20-Msrch 20) A Low mileage. Excellent con willingness to compromise a good foundation today for Born Loser — Art Sansom NO HOLDS BARRED - Inven future projects. Don’t Invest C4M TREE Service - Free es 1972 CADILLAC SEDAN De dition. Many new parts. 3650 tory Clearance Sale! Brand brings surprising results today. timates, discount senior c S e m ™ ‘^re'sfd'enHlT TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 1972 DODGE SWINGER - 2 Ville - Showroom condition. or best offer. 728-6816. Generally, you^re easy (or any hard cash or make any (Irm new 14 foot wide. Choice of 2 commitments. citizens. Company bS Manchester Faii i n “i''’ PaP^hanging, Carpentry and general con- Door Hardtop. 6 cylinder, One owner. Maintained by or 3 bedrooms, 310,9m. Large friend or stranger to get along mechanics. Many new parts. with. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I Manchester owned and HartfoVd” a?ea F^ee^^M tracting. Residential and automatic, power steering, 1964 VAN, GMC-Heavy duty selection of pre-owned homes SOMEHOW BREAKFAST IM 66P L05E5 IT& operated. Call 646-1327. timates 643-MM after^^ commercial. Whether it be a Blacccck, extra sharp! 31796. 33300. 643-9508, or evenings suspension. Rebuilt engine. to choose from, 32,950. Cream timates. 643 2628, after 6 p.m. ^red. Martin Mattson, 649- small repair job, a custom Discount Auto Sales, 834 649-5635. Bugs Bunny — Hsimdahl and Stottal OIAPISMA WHEN HtXJ HAVE TO PREPARE^ New brakes. New electrical. Puff, 60x12 feet, 35,999. ® 1977 by NEA. Inc, BRICK, BLOCK, Stone New tires. Set up for camping. Excellent financing available. ^ IT HouRsap. LIGHT TRUCKING and — ______betL'l,“'^sll"(!iiLn?9''‘"® ^ ^ $ 7 1975 AMC HORNET Wagon - Fireplaces, concrete. hauling Call: 643-8856. QUALITY PAINTING and ...... 646-5037. ______3500. 889-0879. Immediate parking Chimney repairs. No job too FM, air conditioning, new THIS TIRE BLEW OLfT... •VER WARRANTEE'.S NO "Are you ready for my woolly bear caterpillar throughout the state. Plaza 'to u h a v e to WEPLACE GOOD UNLESS VA report?" small. Save. Call 644-8356 for COMPLCTE c a r p e t 8. Tile s"’c1Sltz""Al^y 34 ™OTJW 0 ^ m ^ radials, immaculate. Must 1974 TOYOTO PICK UP - Mint estimates. sell. After 5:30, 742-7757. Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross WERE DRJVIN' ON condition. Never used for Highway, Berlin Turnpike, n;..FW EE.' StiS°."cSn Pat ”at’^ BIDWELL Home Improve- CaH 647-9547.‘After 5:00. ^ ' hauling. Custom cap. Step Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. A M O U N TA IN Our Boarding House — Carrol ft McCormick ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars 1966 FORD MUSTANG bumper. West (kiast mirrors. RCAD FULL 3745. after 5 pm.______h a v e YOUR ftjw / Haneh S * a l i ^ ^ ''s l d i n g f ^ t t e r a 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLAHE ■ and attics. Moving large Convertible. Excellent run 22,0m miles. 330m. Call 646- 0 ROCKS.' ITJ HARPTOBEUevE, appliances, also stone or loam ning condition. 3875. Call 643- 6312, after 5 p.m. center ANYONE HEARP delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9^. 4026 after 5 p.m. BUT MATERIALISM whether th e SnSTiSwSf'Sss Automothra Sarvica 55 HAS PENETRATEP BREWERY IS 1968 GMC STEP VAN with THEfiATE5.0F VINYL REPAIR - We can fix 1973 CUTLASS SUPREME - 1974 Chevy engine, lour speed, HIPKIN' IN rates for commercial. _____ -______cpirriATivrvr •_» I oib i™. Swifwz- HOPPLE MANOR.' C HffDyKtA.int TM Beg US P|I Ofl sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Power steering, power best offer. 646-1790. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- A f r e e KEtS need for expensive rec- E aT H l?«ord a id '■^pairing chimneys?'roof's, 1971 CHEVY IMPALA - brakes, automatic, air, sun specialists, factory 6 a m - EVEN /MY PW N , RPR OUR covering. 568-5878. ______•______exterior painting, new rooft. Free estimates. 30 Power steering, power stereo. Call 846-6514, after 1971 FORD PICK-UP, F250. trained, one day service, 114 NEPHEWS HAVE BEEN iTHRISTMAS PROFESSIONAI HOl!mmercial. Plumbing % HeaUng. 649-2871. Q n jg cU TLA SS - and Financing. Catalano’s mmiWESiuiuwiias Short Riba - Frank Hill waUs. LOW FALL PRICES. Auto Sales, 371 Main Street, 643-9508, or 649-5635. S ‘ i ^ 7^ ‘’” ^ - ______f r a n k SCOTELLA - Plum- Supreme. Air conditioning. Manchester, 6464322. CAU TED TRUDON AT IM OOlLEC-nNG roR THE WIZARD ...FOR PEOPLE WHO 0E T ...fCR NOT 0?NTRIBUTIN(3 - • ______CARPENTRY & Masonry - bing. Repairs and ‘ar°rrng2d c\tarano“s''Auto A KBSEAIZCH FU N ^ IS TKVINe„,. TURNED INTO FBOSS- \ lip PevELOPE SNOWPLOWING • Commer- ORIENTAL SEAMSTRESS - Additions and remodeling. R e m o d e lin g . F a u c e ts , 1974 COMET - 4 Door, 6 cial or residential. ^n to g ^tefotio™ K Free estimates. Call Anthoify unities, hot water heaters: [A C U B S ' A Manchester area. Free es- toS sS Ill 178 Ca rte r ( IS Squillacote. 64IMieil. o"'-"ergen- Mancheeter, 646J1322.______cylinder. Automatic. Great as mileage. Price slashed, timatei. Resonabie. Call Street, Manchester. CaU 649- p a h p p n t b v -----...... 1915 MG M IDGET. Im- anyUme 646-5489. gatalano’s Auto Sales, 371 Main Street, Manchester, 6 ^ '"The tranaistora muat’ve been bigger in thoee deytl" S5SE"5diHS;!'''£L » s k X'C s isr 6322. LEASING SNOWPLOWING - CaU 646- 21U, aik for Jim at Regal PaInRng-PaparIng 32 Patrla ^*''*'* FLO O R SA N D IN G Z Catalano’s Auto ^ le s , 37i Route 83, Vernon Mgffler, or call 633-4015. - ______L flnlshV n<2r° llke^new*' |^ n Street, Manchester. 638- 1977 CAMARO. 9000 miles, ^HERMSESTHeeARM...... ^ PROFESSIONAL Painting ALL TYPES OF Carpenter N® waxing. (Specializing in ______a/c. Many extras. Ask about 1843-1181 872-91451 WANTED TO BE A Compa- Interior/Exterior. . allty work - Ceramic tile, hung ““ er Hoora.) Staining floors. ,073 honda n v i r ti tts. our one year warranty. nloo. Day or night. Call m - paint. Best prices. Call Ned, tellings, plumbing and elec- Ceilings. In^utslde painting, Catalano’s Auto Sales, 371 9789. 844-2174, anyUme. trie. Richard Young, 649-1975. after p “ Main Street, Manchester, 646- 6322. PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 1. 1977 Risky dam inspection The weather For Fair tonight with lows 30 to 35. Partly announced SEIKO sunny Saturday with highs around 50. Gardening . Home Delivery Extended outlook: Variable cloudiness r with a chance of showers Sunday: fair ! Phone 647-9946 Monday, cloudy with chance of rain WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tuesday. National weather map on page Frank Atwood President Carter an THE ULTIMATE GIFT. 8B. nounced Wednesday a federal-state inspection program to check on 9,000 LADY SEIKO QUARTZ. high-risk dams across the Learning to grow plants for sale country and prevent and then how to sell them, students of another disaster such as vocational agriculture at Rockville the Toccoa, Ga., flood If you must have a magnificent High School produced 175 pots of earlier this month. chrysanthemums for the gift. Lady Seiko Quartz is your Carter said $15 milUon answer. Seiko alone can make New rules Thanksgiving holiday. It was a classroom exercise super has been set aside for the the thinnest, most elegant quartz vised by Ron Carle, teacher of hor project that will involve watch for women. Cotrmhfefnis federal assistance to the superb fashion look with superb ticulture, to duplicate as closely as accuracy, and you have the possible the conditions of conuner- states to carry out inspec tions during the next tb ee uitimate gift. Come in and cial greenhouse management. Some choose from a variety of out to enforce years. of the students, after high school, standing designs. Seiko Quartz. S9i will hope to find careers in exactly Carter noted that this kind of work. none of the dams listed as There have to be some differendes “high risk” are federal between a school project intended dams. Dams controlled by truck ban primarily for teaching and competi the U.S Corps of Engineers tion for dollars in the open market. and the Interior Depart No. YJ018M-$22S.00. No. YR098-$145.00. Costs of raising the chrysanthemums ment have all been Yollow top/9talnl«t$ stool Yollow top/stainloss stool back, parchment dial, back, full numerals on By MAL BARLOW ford Town Council. came from the high school budget. HARDLEX mar-resist crystal. gilt dial. adequately inspected, he East Hartford Reporter Shugrue agreed with Dagon that Unpaid labor was provided by the said. students, Income from sales went MANCHESTER PARKADE “ Oh, I boqte they can do DOT’S chief engineer, Karl F. Craw into the treasury of the Future The program grew out of M6-0072 afto something,” said Mrs. Sophie ford, should meet with local Police Farmers of America to be used for a meeting Monday with the • % m m n d VERNON, Grogoza of 28^ Prospect St., East Chief Qarence Dnimm, Dagon and BRISTOL PLAZA, such extra-curricular activities as secretaries of agriculture Place Your TRUST in Hartford today. Corporation Counsel Timothy J. WESTFARM8, sending delegates to out-of-state con and interior and officials of the Diamond Specialist “Such traffic you’ve never seen. It McNamara to iron out respon ventions. the engineer corps, Carter tM m m u SIMSBURY scares the life out of you.” sibilities and rights on Prospect On the other hand, the rooted cut told his news conference. She was talking about the proposed Street. Did the town have the rigk to tings with which the project started He said the inspection new town ordinance to go before the make traffic laws there? (lould the in September came from a commer program will begin “very Town Council Tuesday night. It town then enforce such laws? cial source, the Stafford Conser shortly.” would allow town police to enforce ’The meeting took place Wednesday vatory greenhouses in Stafford the signs at the beginning of Prospect afternoon in the Town Council office. Springs. In the school greenhouse the Street near Governor Street banning ’The result, said Dagon, was the clear development of the plants was timed truck traffic on the street from 7 understanding that the town could to bring them into bud very close to p.m. to 6 a.m. pass a traffic law on the street and the holiday, Nov. 24. Throughout the “Those trucks make you sick,” enforce it. project the teacher emphasized that said Mrs. Grogoza speaking about ’Thursday night the council’s Or the plants must be of top quality. the noise, the shaking of the earth, dinance Committee approved a new “We have a reputation to uphold,” and the fumes. ordinance drafted by McNamara. It Mr. Carle told the students. The Prospect Street area residents will now go before the full council plants had to be worthy of Rockville have been asking town leaders to ’Tuesday night. High School and the vocational give them relief from the trucks ever ’The only voice of caution ’Thursday agriculture program. since the Route 5 reconstruction night came from councilwoman As the plants were prepared for project was stopped at Governor Esther Clarke. She said the town delivery to customers just before the Street. Superhighway traffic from may keep the trucks off Prospect Putting the shepherds in their place holiday they appeared to be uniform Interstate-86, Interstate-84, Street. But they will only go ly of show quality and what you Interstate-91 and Route 2 pours off somewhere else causing the same would expect to find in a well-run the ramp at the street in the North problems in town. Setting, up the Christmas nativity scene in front of the East cedar trees this week from land off Keeney Street in flower shop. As a final step each pot Meadows and it spreads into the Dagon said truckers could Hartford Town Hall this week is a crew from the Park Manchester. But the scene’s figures are not strangers to the was wrapped with foil and slipped local, residential streets such as reschedule their routes or take the Department. The men are, from left, Monroe Bryant, Reno Town Hall. (Herald photo by Barlow) into a sleeve of satin plastic. Grooming chrysanthemums for sale are Scott Donnelly of SHOP YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE! Prospect Street. Bissell Bridge in South Windsor in Beaudry, and Mark Crowley, boss of the crew. They cut the Started in September Stafford Springs and Karen Thorne of Somers in the vocational John Seleman of 283 Prospect St., stead of going through East Hart Mrs. Grogoza’s son-in-law, has been ford. He has asked state legislators Customers were not what could be agriculture greenhouse at Rockville High School. (Herald ★ LOW PRICES ★ ★ PERSONAL SERVICE ★ I arguing for relief before local boards to remove the toll on the bridge to ; I called the general public. They were photo by Dunn) and agencies as well as state agen make it more attractive to truckrs. parents, teachers and other high ZBA says garage request is OK cies such as the state Department of ’Trucks can also take Burnside school personnel, including office weeks. Then these first buds were hired. The region includes 10 towns: Transportation (DOT). Efforts such Avenue and School Street to get workers, women who prepare and Oliveira for special permit uses for another chance to convince the ZBA pinched out, inducing the plants to Manchester, Vernon, Bolton, South as his led to a meeting Wednesday around Prospect Street. “This is a classic example of what to rebuild a garage on an existing serve school lunches in the cafeteria an automobile repair garage at 48 it should have a repairer's license. pul out side branches and more buds. Windsor, East Windsor, Ellington, between local and state leaders. Mrs. Clarke urged that the pave our board ii for,” said Robert Burns, foundation at his home. and members of the maintenance John St. They did not prove hardship, “There’s very little car washing The chrysanthemums were Tolland, Somers, Stafford and Union. Ruth Powell, a leader of the ment under the Main Street railroad member of the Zoning Board of Burns said the zoning laws now staff. Every student of agriculture, said Robert Damaschi of the ZBA. done in the winter." said Roberto. sprayed with a growth retardant to Manchester has two represen Prospect Center School Area overpass l)e lowered to allow the high Appeals, as he began ZBA discussion would not allow Small to build a new whether enrolled in plant science or John Gimbel withdrew his applica “And traffic is so light now on that keep them from sending up tall leggy tatives on a regional consulting com Association in the East Hartford trailer trucks to pass through. Do Thursday night of an application. garage. But Small was trying to keep not, was urged to find a buyer at $3 tion for a truck dealership at 187 street." stems. Then there was more mittee, John Zapadka of Woodland Citizen Action Group (EHCAG), that before passing the new law, she Barry S. Small of 23 Columbus St. up his properly, improve it even. each for at least one pot. asked the ZBA to allow him a four- The ZBA voted unanimously to Roberts St. Burns said he'd like to hear the pinching. Students had a chance to Gardens and John Peila, dairyman reported at the Tuesday night said. firm's appeal once more if the It was the plant science students and cattle dealer. foot rear yard variance and a three- allow Small to rebuild. The ZBA agreed with Chairman learn, says Mr. Carle, that somebody EHCAG meeting on the meeting. She But councilman Henry Genga said owners told the ZBA exactly what who did the work from freshmen Modti OOCWOOV UOMWWAU90V * ^ foot side yard variance to allow him But the ZBA denied the application Anthony Roberto to give Leitao's E Another Thanksgiving project for has to do a lot of fussy hand work to quoted from a letter from DOT Com that would take too long. they had in mind. taking an introductory course in hor the Future Farmers this year was of Antonio J. and Gracinda J. Minit Car Wash of 91 Pitkin St. produce good chrysanthemums. missioner James Shugrue to George “I hope they do something,” said Harry's Brake and Alignment at ticulture to older students in making up six baskets of food given ^2 5 B ond 2 5 ffo n d i The horticulture teacher likes to Arect frsii tt iIm }9b htj Ihh Dagon, chairman of the East Hart- Mrs. Grogoza this morning. 367 Main St. also won a chance to go greenhouse management. to families whose names were M fria S vkn m III tNs In September they set the rooted have “something marketable” com (E ilECTIOHIC tt 24i».1 WASm »Mi BidaslM before the ZBA again. The last time ing along in the greenhouse at all supplied by the Public Health Nur (OHTIOl B ITII MIIMASIIf® Til Options may allow project cuttings, small plants about three in • Lorgt Capacity * Eltctrenic S«n$or for • 4 qrclot including Ptrmonsnt Pioti; Harry Pick spoke to the ZBA, his sing Association at Rockville. Four "no-gut»iworli'' drying • 3 Cydtt • 4 ches tall, in six-inch pots. There were times. Potted house plants for Christ F»lyt»tor-Knil • S Wnh/RinM Ttmp. maps were late in arriving and they mas will be next. After the first of large families were given turkeys Drying Stiocliont • Porm. Prtn Cycio Cembinationi ind./Cold Wottr S«l«<- four cuttings in each pot and this was Aho avaHobh in Ca$ tioii • BItoch ond Fobrk Softonor Dit* were out-of-date, said Roberto. and two similar families had capons. Mod0lDDG 92S0V the first step in working toward a the year it will be time to start ponMn "He'd better come in here with a Vegetable' and other foods for a ir WASHERS ★ bushy and compact potful of seedlings of vegetable and annual Pool bids too high set of maps we can read," said C flower plants for spring. complete dinner were provided. Burns. chrysanthemums with many buds Students and their parents donated DRYERS ir REFRIGERATORS Five teachers Bids to build the Hockanum Park But the town may not have to rebid When the night's business was and blossoms. these supplies. starting blocks, the firm will cut The Rockville vocational pool came in Thursday $64,000 above the project, said Michael Valuk, done, the ZBA members discussed The little plants were forced into The turkeys were brought to the ^ MICROWAVES RANGES ^ another $1,735. agriculture program has been the town’s $505,000 construction assistant to Mayor Richard who would be next year's chairman. setting their first buds by keeping high school alive and, in country The town can also use contingency them lighted 24 hours a day for two growing. There are now 144 students DISHWASHERS & T.V.S budget for it, said purchasing Agent Blackstone, today. funds to bring the bid within budget, Present were Dominic Bonadies, and this year a fifth teacher has been style, were killed and dressed by the Jack Martin. Joan Stuka, Burns. Damaschi and students. The architects of Kane, Farrell & he said. White of West Hartford are going Next lowest bidders were Paul Roberto. WE HAVE THEM ALL! More surplus over the bids now, he said. They are Zocco Inc. of East Hartford at $611,- Bonadies nominated Burns for SUPEB FRESH looking most carefully at the low bid 900 and Ray Adler Inc. of Ridgefield chairman. PRE-HOLIDAY JYPICAL BUY TYPICAL BUY HARTFORD (UPI) - The official of $569,000 from the Hartford firm of at $617,000, Burns said, "Thank you but I'd 30" DELUXE estimate of the state surplus for the Anderson-Fairoaks. Construction must start this month prefer to function where I am for MT. VERNON 2 5 Bond current fiscal year has been in The bid includes “deducts,” items in order for the town to qualify for now. I need more time and 2 5 Bond creased another $10 million. lirtcl It9ii tf vitM )9« Wy SELF-CLEAN MULTI-TEMP frKtlT9«atb9l|9Bk«ytkb the town would like but could do federal Public Works Act funds for experience." MILK AND (E (ONVIkTIIlE/FOITAILI ( I lA IM wlHi S IIF -C IU IIK State Comptroller J. Edward without. Valuk said, it there are no the project totalling $624,000 in Burns nominated Roberto who was SALE F0 T$CIU I8 II®IISHWASNII ELECTRIC RANGE DRYER OVIl/IKITAl CiOCI Caldwell said ’Thursday the latest lockers in the pool house, the firm cluding architects' fees and other re-elected chairman by unanimous DAIRY PRDDUCTS DMBY STORES ENDS SAT. DEC 3, 77 • 5-cycio woth tokction • Sound iniw- • 3-ln-l Power Sow Calrod® Unit loH latid * 3-lovol woih oction * Powtr you telect hoot orte to fit uloniil uio, figures set projections of the surplus would drop $6,800. It there are no expenses. vote. Saving Drying Option • Diol-A-Ltvtl '00 4 ", b", or I" • Pkturo Window Ovon Rock 0 Wolnut vtitoor wood top • Pert- S ^ O T O Q $ Doer • FuH-longth lluorotconl Cook-Top by June 30,1978 at $52.6 million. Last OUR DAILY LOW PRICES obU new/built'in anytimo Light month he projected a $42.6 million hnnish-estonIAN W IL L M A K E YO U H A P P Y surplus out of the $1.9 billion budget. East Hartford fire calls IM FO m AND HANDICMFTEIIS PORTABLE Caldwell said the increased surplus AUTOMATIC estimate is caused by a growth in an J 44 Stony Rd. (off Rt. 6) Thursday. 1:20 a.m. —Auto Thursday, 5:06 p.m. —Auto BOLTON EVERY DAYII DISHWASHER WASHER ticipated revenue and an expected accident in front of fire U.O. jM IM IIW E WVIISHED accident on lnterstate-84. PREMIUM QUALITY _ DELUXE-MULTI cut in state spending — especially in department headquarters. Famous Finnish Desifn MOSER FA m s 4 A A DELUXE Knit to fit at St. Rose the area of debt service. Thursday. 1:09 p.m. Gift and Decorative Itemtt TEMP..-n2 SPEED —Medical call to 721 Burnham Thursday, 7:21 p.m. —False POTATOES alarm to Silver Lane. Luxurious mohair hlanhols, handmade IC E C R E A M 1® ^ 0 0 BLEACH DISPENSER Linda Gramuglia tries on a handmade knit cap and Keily St. crystali a variety of noCural tvoodt textile 1.B9 VALUE ■ iAgal Insulation will pay Thursday, 3:49 p.,m. Thursday, 7:31 p.m, and ceramic products, museum jeuelry, »277odT Finn displays a crocheted Christmas stocking, some of the —Medical call to 6 Bliss St. —Medical call to 36 Pershing sauna accessories and Christmas items in the fourth annual Christmas Fair run by students and AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - An ad St. decorations. visory board of the Maine Office of JCU rfH ls" COUPON' 12" PORTABLE ^ MICRO-TOUCH parents of the St. Rose School on Church St. Saturday from 10 HOURS DAILY EXCEPT THURS. 1-5 Energy Resources says purchases of also by fippt. 649-6080 BLACK-WHITE a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday after all the masses. Parents and I^ B fe Super Fresh I 2 5 B o n d m MICRO-WAVE insulation and other energy-saving The Coventry Shoppe dkocl from GE whon you buy thb TV AS ADVERTISED *5 0 Bond grandparents made most of the items on sale. Students did measures for schools and state- * ^^^Hom ogenlzed I GEMKIIOWIlVECOOKMGCUTUi diroct from G i whon you buy this some of the crafts during art classes. (Herald photo by Tuller) owned buildings will pay for Z y • MkrowoYO Dppor Ovtn with Micro- 1 0 0 % SOLID STATE ON T V G8 2 0 .7 CU. Ft. NO-flOST themselves in five years. The Place to Shop for CHRISTMAS TREES ' THeimomtIer® Control REFRIGaATOR-FREEZa • Convsntiond lower Ovtn it lell-citanittg, • Dtlivert crushed ko or cubtt to your gkm Pantsuits, Dresses, Blouses, Shells, 6 2 2 hot rrvinulo limtr, digitol clock, outomotk SAVE • Huge .S Cu. Ft. Freeter o Automotk “Choose and Cut Your Own” oven limtr 00 Ice Mokcr 0 Adjustable Gloss Shelvet • Slacks, Skirts, Sweaters. • Pkturt Window Oven Door Power Sover Switch ‘50 • 30'i"Wide East Hartford bulletin board Tel. 742-7494 $ 44 D EP O T ROAD, C O V E N TR Y s a v e ! SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOURS SiM - SM Saturday fair Wickham Chriatmaa Wednesday, Dec. 5,6, and 7. Students Layaway ANY TREE ON THE FARM 10c ■ can shop in it. Parents can shop for Master Charge Free QIH Wrepplng W«d. til I The Burnside Methodist Church Wickham Memorial Library on Bring the Family to Select Your Tree! OPEN DAILY 10 AM TO 9 PM. SAT. 9:30 TO 5 PM Christmas Fair begins at the church Burnside Avenue will have a Christ stocking stuffers Tuesday from 6 to 8 EXPIRES 12/3/77^GallOn CLOSED SUNDAYS Saturday at 10 a.m. The Youth mas program for children on two p.m. and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 NO PURCHASE REQUIRED Cultural Group will serve a spaghetti Saturdays, Dec. 10 and 17, from 10:45 p.m. supper including garlic bread, salad to 11:30 a.m. There will be Christmas ^zen Qiristmas YELLOW RIPE *1 D D C FflOM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU Free Perklng...Awey From bar, and beverage at 5 p.m. Fair stories for children in indergarten A i'C .r.W . LOW PRICES art PERSORAL SERVICE The Shopping Center Mettle chairman is Mrs. Dorothy Lehnow. through second grade. Rampa for handicapped T r e e ^ a r m OANANAS . lb. 19 Studies fire safety On the next three Thursdays, Dec. Town schools must be accessible to Lt. Arthur V. Uhrig of the East 8,15, and 22, from 3:15 to 4 p.m. the all handicapped persons by June 1980, Barber Hill Road, South Windsor Hartford Fire Department took part library will offer a program of Superintendent Eugene Diggs has Luggage Tel. 644-0444 or 875-5470 L m u c E ' “ ... 49« stories and crafts for children in in a fire safety conference in town told the Board of Education. Federal For Cmltlng or Flying - Marlow’s Has Just Ftom RochvMlf EMinglon 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 1/1/MANCHESTER, ' sponsored by the state Commission grades three through five. law requires the schools do such Tin luggsgs For Youl Chooss from Hisss a p p V b " ” ’.", 3i 49« MiW CARD aSB on Fire Prevention and Control. Also Saving the whale things as put in ramps at sidewalk Fsoious frsnds; Ssmsonlts |ws csrry s com- 1 / FORMER NORMAN’S LOCA TION curbs so that wheelchairs can pass. plets llns), AUantte, Vsnbirs, AIrwsy ^ if IM hm I MHtir Ckirii, sponsoring the conference were the Don Slnettl, president of the OPEN Srhw your Ih iiUy mmI Momla lor “on-tho EMD OF KtlMFY • M iKlS ST. liitta.ricirt, •■•rlea Sswsrd. lin ir froslNioM and (IMP ttwu uvln^. Wo Connecticut Fire Chiefs Association, Connecticut' Cetacean Society and M on.-Fri. wont you, Hippyl And wa know, you wlU bal b | ^ Cute IhMki« Mun the Connecticut Fire Department crusader for whales, will speak to the Dr. Diggs has recommended the M crri Hm |H Ml enlhi aiariSShWMARLOW'S n 0 Everything sine. I9 III 1-5 p.m. FREE SERVICE, NO EXTRA CHARGES Instructors Association, the Connec board hire an architect to advise the le $M.N students and parents of Unit A at the Sat.-Sun. FREE LOCAL OaiVERY • LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTNAS ticut Fire Marshals Association and Slye School Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 7 p.m. town. He would join a group which «« « "*NCHI8TEn - MI-SU1 the Connecticut Firemen’s Associa /A"****® raONT AND HEAR OF STORE 9 a.m .-5 p.m. M L VERNDN #2 MT. VERNDN iP7 M L VERNON J 4 Refreshments will be served. would Include a handicapped person, CARDS ACCEPTEDI 244 BRDAD ST. tion. the supervisor of buildings and OPEN 6 DAYS • THURE. NITE8 HU 9:00 690 HARTFORD RD. HEBRON AVL Lt. Uhrig attended seminars run by grounds, and a member of Dr. Diggs’ Front MsiKhsslei MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ACROSS FROM FOX RUN experts on fire prevention. Purpose Santa'a Secret Shop MALL, GLASTONBURY staff. The group would be asked to / of the conference was to promote fire Santa’s Secret Shop will be visiting report back to the board’s building safety education. Slye School Monday, Tuesday, and committee by the spring.