Vance Pledges Support to Jordan^S Hussein
PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Feb. 18, 1977
The extended weather forecast HARTFORD — The Connecticut NEW YORK — Bombs ripped for Southern New England is fair Housing Investment Fund said WASHINGTON — A House pan through the lower floors of two Initial Penney permit approved to cold Monday though Friday it wrote home mortgage Top of the news el is highly criUcal of the 1 ^ tagon’s communication systems, midtown Manhattan skyscrapers Wednesday with overnight lows in totaling $828,900 for 268 families appointment of black ad doubting very much whether they late Friday night, slightly injuring the teens inland to the 20s along who bought houses throughout the the owner and leaving an employe by state environmental agency the shore. Afternoon highs in the in poor condition with severe m in is tr a to r s to sch o o ls In could wtthstimd a nuclear attack. two persons. Anonymous caller state last year. CHIP is designed claiming he represented the 30s. to aid minority families finance bums. predominantly white Eiut Boston. BUFFALO, N.Y. — An attorney FALN, a Puerto Rican terrorist The first part of the J.C. Penney that the first part of the study has long it will take to complete the home ownership in predominantly group, said the group was respon just been distributed to the two DOT review. AUGUSTA, Maine — Historical BOSTON - A1 Ullman, D-Ore., in the Attica suit uys former Co.'s application for an indirect HARTFORD - State white areas. sible for the blasts at the Gulf and sections that will review the study, records show the Penobscot and chairman of the House Ways and Vice President Nelson source permit has been approved by "Usually it’s a matter of a few Republican Chairman Frederick Western Building and the Texaco the Department of Environmental land use and traffic forecasting. weeks if it's all straightforward,” he K. Beibel says he isn’t backing Passamaquoddy Indian tribes had Means Committee, approves of a Rockefeller said in deposition that HARTFORD - U.S. Rep. Toby Touring Center. Protection (DEP) and sent to the He said he could not estimate how said. anybody in particular for gover been conquered by the colony of $13,000 congressional pay raise former President Richard Nixon Moffett, DConn., says Gloria nor in 1978— despite what Robert Massachusetts and lost any legal which members start collecting made "admtislon” before being Department of Transportation Schaffer, secretary of state, has DETROIT — Cieneral Motors (DOT). Steele, unsuccessful GOP can claim to Maine land before Uie Sunday without having taken a pardoned — but a spokesman says been told by a top White House has confirmed that the U.S. Brian Kenny, DEP air poliution didate in 1974, says. Steele accused Non-Intercourse Act took effect In roll call vote. Rockefeller misspoke. aide she is under consideration for Justice Department is In control engineer, said that part one Beibel of building a machine to 1790, according to Attorney Labor uneasiness concerns a job as ambassador. Mrs. SOUTH CHARLESTON. W. Va. vestigating the giant automaker, of the Penney application was sent to advance the candidacy of Dan General Joseph Brennan. The NEW YORK — Anthony Schaffer was in Washington — Tons of poisonous carbon but a GM spokesman said early DOT Wednesday. This part of the Lufkin. tribes have made claim to about Ulasewicz, the former New York Friday for an interview with tetrachloride leaks into the Ohio Saturday the company believes it application includes traffic es Meadows patient advocate two-thlr^s of the state’s land City detective who delivered cash Hamilton Jordan, one of Presi River from a factory, posing a will be cleared of all wrongdoing. timates and a traffic flow study. area. for silence to Watergate defen Walter Joyner, a patient advocate dent Carter’s top aides. N dants, was sentenced Friday to a threat to the drinking water of A report said the probe centers Once it is approved by DEP and tract disputes stemming from an HARTFORD — Connecticut at the Meadows Convalescent Home, year of unsupervised probation communities in three states. around possible tax fraud. DOT, the figures are sent back to alleged breach of agreement reported as one of the four states BOSTON — Newly-elected has expressed concern about the for tax evasion on $40,000 he Penney, which will then submit the between management and the union. having "widespread outbreaks” BOSTON — Authorities are not Boston School Committee Presi possibility of new labor problems at received as private investigator EDWARD AFB, Calif. - The NAIROBI, Kenya — Uganda second part of the application. Because of a clause in the union of Influenza-B, the state health ruling out arson in an explosion dent Kathleen Sullivan has denied the home. for Herbert Kalmbach, former space shuttle’s "piggyback” President Idi Amin shrugs off in Part two is a more detailed study membership agreement, all department said after 26 cases Friday night which ripped charges she won the post by He is especially worried about President Richard Nixon’s per flight atop at 747 was a success ternational outrage over the dMth of intersections and streets that will members are" expected to support were reported Friday. through a sandwich shop, injuring secretly promising to block the be affected by the proposed Penney what a strike could mean to the each other in efforts to achieve con sonal attorney. and higher and faster flights are of an Anglican archbishop saying in the works. catalog distribution center. Part two patients. tract agreement. It was a "punishment” by God. must also be approved by the two "The trauma that goes with the Thus, there has been some concern state departments. Once this ap possibility of another strike really that a new labor dispute may begin at proval is granted, DEP uses the gets to them," Joyner said. the Meadows. figures to compile a study on the A strike at the Meadows was Joyner said that any further labor effect the Penney development averted Nov. 30, when a last-minute problems could be considered The weather would have on air quality. settlement was reached between "harassment of the patients." ElkSf ROTC entertain elderly Inaide today workers and Geri-Care, the owner of The first part of the study was sub He said that the settlement Anthony Merola, exalted ruler of the Manchester; Lodge of Elks, at right, and Jon Cloudy tonight, not as cold, chance of mitted by Penney early this month. four nursing tomes, including the reached in November was a one-year Business...... 5-A Editorial ...... 4-A Hawthorne, also of the Elks, serve dinner to Mike Pavia of the Meadows Convalescent flurries after midnight, low near 30. DEP sent it back to the company for Meadows. contract. He said if any job action Sunday cloudy with snow or rain likely. Churches...... 1-B Obituaries_OtA minor corrections and gave it final Recently, however, two takes place, “I would ask for the Home and Hazel Bracken of Green Lodge at a dinner-theater party at the Regional Oc High in low 40s. National weather Classified .. .6-0-B Sr. Citliens ... 2-A approval Wednesday. Massachusetts homes owned by National Labor Relations Board to cupational Training Center, Wednesday. The event, co-sponsored by the Elks and the forecast map on Page 6-B. Oim lcs...... 9-B Sports...... 5-4-B Dear Abby___9-B Wings...... 2-B John Gastler, a technical en Geri-Care have apparently had con- look into this thing and perhaps ROTC, brought more than 80 residents of the Meadows, Green Lodge and Holiday House to vironmental analyst for DOT, said decertify the union, if that’s the center for an evening of dining and entertainment. Norman Fendell, ROTC director, is possible.” seeking the aid of other service clubs so that similar programs can be provided frequently. (Herald photo by Dunn) Ice skating season over Historic ruling HARTFORD (UPI) - Court of Vance pledges support Ernest J. Tureck, park superinten Common Pleas Judge Robert Satter Legal cost allocation litigation dent, said that there will probably be upheld Thursday a Connecticut no more skating this winter at the Freedom of Information Commission Center Pond Annex. ruling that marriage licenses and Tureck, speaking Thursday night death certificates are public records. at the Advisory Recreation and Park Satter, in the first decision of its in fire jurisdiction explained to Jordan^s Hussein Commission, said that last week's kind, ruled against Health Com warm weather caused an overflow in missioner Douglas L. Lloyd, who had AMMAN, Jordan (UPI) — major change in the stand of Egyp By GREG PEARSON covers only the cost of tax collection paid to town counsel office employes. According to Vance, Sadat was the annex area. argued disclosure of the records budget. Some of the District's Secretary of State Cyrus Vance today tian F’resident Anwar Sadat about Herald Reporter in the Town fire district, according to Weiss had also Indicated that the pressuring the Palestine Liberation During this thaw period, a large would be an invasion of privacy. leaders have suggested that the Town pledged continued American support negotiations with Israel. Payment of the Town of figures from James Turek, collector Town Fire Department’s payment Organization to accept the Idea of a amount of dirt and clay was The case resulted from a commis pay for the case with monies front for King Hussein at the end of a visit Sadat proposed, during Vance’s Manchester's expense in the of revenue. might be increased if the cost of the Palestinian state under the aegis of deposited on the ice, he said. sion ruling that the Stamford the Town Fire District Special Fund to Jordan that was overshadowed by visit to Egypt Thursday, that a Buckland fire jurisdiction case has He said that about ten per cent of case began to spiral. Jordan. "From all indications, it would be registrar of vital statistics must instead of the General pWd. allegations of CIA payments to the Palestinian state be included in come from the General Fund budget this year's $71,500 budget for his No such increase has been made, Diplomats said the Post charge impossible to bring that rink back to allow the public to inspect its Weiss, however, had said that the monarch. "some sort of confederation” with because of an annual $7,(XK) contribu department will go to collecting but Weiss said this morning that a was expected to give ammunition to skating for this year," he said. alphabetical lists of marriages and yearly ^,000 contribution from the Hussein and Vance made no com Jordan. Such an idea has been tion by the Town Fire Department. taxes from the Town fire district. study of all administrative services Hussein’s many political enemies, Skating will continue at other town deaths, and its actual licenses and Town Fire Department should pre ment on the Washington Post story favored by Israel, and was proposed But, the cost of tax collection alone (Ten per cent of the department will be done soon by the town. and make it difficult for moderates ponds, weather permitting, Tureck certificates. vent the problem of a double pay tout alleged CIA payments totaling by Hussein himself several years in the Town fire district uses all of budget would be $7,150.) He said that the study of the cost of to support him. told the commission. ment on the court case for District iillions of dollars over the last 20 ago. that $7,000. The fire jurisdiction case involves services, including tax collection residents. The cost of present tax years. But the Jourdanlan govern Town Manager Robert B. Weiss the dispute between the Town of expenses, will be done by Paula collection in the Town fire district, ment denounced the charges. has said previously that the Town Manchester and the Eighth Utilities Yellman, the recently appointed however, apparently leaves none of Vance praised the Jordanian Fire Department payment covers ad District over who should prbvide fire budget analyst who begins work at Two respond to request the yearly contribution for use in monarch for his "moderating in Carter keeps mum ministrative services, such as tax protection in the Buckland section of the end of this month. payment of the case cost. fluence" in the Middle East in com- collection and legal counsel, Manchester. A state Superior Court He said if costs for such services The case is being handled by the uments made ji(e r they finished talks for Hoekanum photos provided by the town. He said that ruled in favor of the District, but the do not meet the charge, the charge town counsel’s office, so, there Is no today.' * the $7,000 figure is an "arbitrary Town is appealing the decision to the will be increased. on CIA payoff issue additional cost for attorney’s ser “My meetings with his m ajesty one." state Supreme Court. vices, aside from the regular salary “We want the charges to reflect There have been two responses so ago, the man said he had received a King Hussein have been extremely Some years the town provides less District officials have expressed the cost," Weiss said. far to a request from the Hoekanum useful to me in clarifying my un WASHINGTON (U P I)-P re sid e n t minister of Venezuela, Gen. Phao confirmation that the dinosaur’s toe than $7,000 worth of services to the concern that District residents are River Linear Park Committee for old was, in fact, a tooth from a great derstanding of the starting point for Carter is saying nothing publicly Sriyanod who was Thailand’i police Town Fire Department, other years paying for both sides of the legal photographs and maps of the river the resumption of peace about a newspaper story potentially chief and Holden Roberto, the leader white shark, a fish now extinct. it provides more, he said. proceedings. and the surrounding area. embarrassing to his adminUtration of the National Front (or the Libera LaDonne said that could mean that But, presently, the yearly payment^ They feel that, since District New Year New Floor negotiations," Vance said. “ We have Since the request was issued about and Jordan’s King Hussein. tion of Angola, the Tim et Mid. the Manchester area was once under residents pay taxes into the General Start the New Year off right with a Democratic leaders gather at fete a deep respect for his peace making two weeks ago, committee member The Washington Post reported The Times did not indicate how water. Or, it could have fallen from Fund, the costs for the case should efforts.” John LaDonne has received a call New No-Wax Floor Friday that Hussein has accepted much money the officials received an Indian’s neck piece. not come from that part of the The talks in Amman were a chance from a lady who has a map of He said that the origin of the St. Bridget 'Armstrong’s SolarIn Democrats gathered in Hartford Friday night for the party’s llOO-a-plate Jackson- to "reaffirm the close and har CIA payoffs of millions of dollars for and did not pinpoint the period of Manchester dated 1849. shark’s tooth will be investigated, 'Formica Gountor Tops Jefferson-Bailey fundraising dinner at which an estimated $125,000 was netted for party monious relationship which exists the last 20 years. The money allowed time Involved. plana dance Open AM Year CASH AND CARRY Open All Year The second response is more un however. 'Coramic and formica bath walls coffers. From left are; National Chairman Kenneth M. Curtis of Maine, Connecticut Chair between our two countries,” Vance CIA agents to operate without dif The administration’s "no com usual. A man said his father found a ficulty in the Arab nation. ment” response Immediately Anyone having old photographs and for March 11 'All Supplies Available man William O’Neill, Gov. Ella T. Grasso, and U.S. Rep. Jam es C. Wright of Texas, House saic(. dinosaur's toe about 40 years ago in maps of the river area may call Hussein will visit the United States But the administration — mindful triggered a barrage of quetUoni The Social Club of St. Bridget majority leader. (UPI photo) the vicinity of N. Main St. along the LaDonne at 646-7277, and he will 'Carpets in April for talks with President that Hussein and Secretary of State from reporters who pointed out Church will have its fifth annual St. NEW SELECTIONS Hoekanum River. About four years arrange to have photographs taken of Carter. Cyrus Vance were meeting for the Carter’s campaign promise to tell Patrick's dance Friday, March 11, 'Quality Workmanship and the items at the home of the owners. The Jourdanlan government first time as the story was published the public about any CIA Im starting at 8 p.m. in St. Bridget ARRIVING WEEKLY Service Friday denounced the published — said it would have no comment on proprieties. School cafeteria. Same Fantastic Savings charges about CIA involvement in "alleged covert activities.” Wihite House Press Secretary Jody Flo Schaeffer and Her Escorts will Expert Instailation Avaiiabie PERSONALIZED Speakers defend Congress Jordan, saying they were based on In Saturday's editions, the Post Powell said the new stand was provide music for dancing until 1 Local schools observe "fabrication and distortion." listed Cypriot President Archbishop adopted hours after the Post story — a.m. A late buffet will be served, and Monfri GREAT SELECTIONS'^ In Commuter parking Lot It called the timing of the report "a Makarlos, and the Dalai Lama of by Watergate reporter Bob set-ups will be provided. W fo 5 30 FLOORS Sof 10 fo 5 Exit 93-Off Route 86 ^ ^ m r > PAUL F. PHILLIPS, Prop. deliberate attempt to damage the im Tibet as other past recipients of CIA Woodward — hit the street. Brotherhood Week Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy are money. 13)0 Tollond Tpko,ke 646-856S Manchester, Ct. 390 Main 8t., Manchaatar 649-0299 age of the Jordanian leadership” on “It is the adminlstraUon’i policy chairmen of the event. They are at Democratic fundraiser The New York Times reported the eve of the secretry’s visit and "to hot to comment on — either to con being assisted by Mr. and Mrs. today that CIA money also went to firm or deny — any stories concer- > Manchester schools have been par bookmarks have been'available for HARTFORD (UPI) - U.S. House deny success to Mr. Vance’s Joseph Grymkowski and Mrs. and Wright said Congress was in the president and large Democratic President Chiang Kai-shek of nlng alleged covert activities," he ticipating this month in the students. The posters and bookmarks Democratic leader Jim Wright of peacemaking efforts.” Mrs. John Ryan, food; Mr. and Mrs. process of "writing the toughest, majorities in Congress a "new era of Taiwan, Ramon Msgsaysay of the said. Brotherhood program being spon were provided by the National ^ A 1 3 BIG .c; Texas says Congress did nothing Vance, who left for Saudi Arabia Hubert Mulligan and Mr. and Mrs. most stringent code of ethics cooperation has begun” between the Philippines, Syngman Rhee of South sored by the Manchester Area Conference of Christian and Jews. wrong in giving itself a pay raise and where he will make his fifth stop of Powell was then read the Carter's Ronald Walsh, tickets; Mr. and Mrs. anywhere in the world” for govern executive and legislative branches. Korea, Sese ^ k o Mobuto of Zaire, statement of Feb. 11: "If the CIA Conference of Churches, its Jewish- Town libraries have Brotherhood C ^ A z y ^ /f\cB says any criticism is just an example his Middle East tour, repeaM ly John Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Edward ment officials. “ I think President Carter has bent Eduardo Frei Montalvo of Chile and Christian Dialogue group and Temple displays, and have compiled a list of Sat., Feb. 19 — Mon., Feb. 21 — Tuee., Feb. 22 of public resentment of lawmakers. refused comment on the newspaper ever makes a mistake, I'll be the one Fitzgerald, decorations; and Mr. and over backwards to cooperate with us Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam. as President to call a press con Beth Sholonl. books on ethnic groups which are Wright Friday night defended But, he said, once that is done, “I report. Mrs. Truman Cowles, publicity. and we have bent over backwards to Payments also were made to Luis ference. I'll tell you and the Brotherhood posters were on dis available at both the Mary Cheney Congress against charges it had don’t anticipate anyone will pat Hussein has become pivotally im More information may be obtained cooperate with him,” Wright said. Echeverria Alvarez when he was American people this is what play in each school library and and Whiton Memorial Libraries. taken the easy way out by adjourning Congress on the back. They’ll find portant in current peace efforts by calling 646-2422 or 649-6806. GROUP Wright and Democratic National Mexico's interior minister, Carlos without voting on the pay raise and something else to criticize.” because of what appears to be a happened, these are people who have SNOWMOBILE Chairman Kenneth Curtis were the Andres Perez when he was interior violated the law, these are the DOWN VEST thus insuring members would get a Wright said with a Democratic Navy Blue Coler WINTER guests of honor at the fundraiser. $13,000 salary hike. punishments I recommend." Filled with PRIME BOOTS JACKETS "The law was written that way to Asked to reconcile the new policy NORTHERN Q008E DOWN with Ramovabla declaration with that promise, Were 29.00 take the question of pay outside of F a ll U nara the political arena,” Wright said Powell said, "I believe what we have Man’s-Ladlaa’-Youth leu while in Hartford for the State Budget austerity is requested done in this regard is consistent with Democratic Party’s $100-a-plate fund that statement " He said he could not explain further. Includes down, Dac III raising dinner. Ski Jackals, Snorkal “I don’t see any problem with the By GREG PEARSON recommendation. But, he also Grand List will be offset by the lack the process of being reviewed, but all In Amman, a Jordanian spokesman requests thus far show increases — if denounced the newspaper story as "a Jackals, Ql and Navy way the law was carried out,” said Herald Reporter requested an outline from each of surplus that can be used in next Jackata. , Wright. “No matter what it does, department head on what would year's budget, Weiss said. Thus, any nothing more than inflationary in combination of fabrication and dis Our, recent opening of the Congress is always criticized.” Austere appears to be the word happen if the department had to increase in cost will be a direct in creases — over the present budget. tortion." surrounding budget-planning in Whatever’s Left The pay raise was recommended operate during 1977-78 on its 1976-77 crease in the tax rate, he said. The manager can, and usually does, "The Jordanian leadership has not Manchester for the 1977-78 fiscal by President Ford before he left of budget. cut these requests. engaged in improper practices or DAG II VEST SLEDS THERMAL year. And som e in cre a se s can be fice and under the law it automatical Moore asked for the "no-increase The full budget, prepared by the pursued personal interests," the HAIR BOUTIQUE The first sign of austerity cropped expected. Reveralble Biuo to Orange ly takes effect Sunday unless the recommendations” at the request of manager’s office, should be com spokesman said. UNDERWEAR up when Town C o n ^ Iler Thomas S. "A lot of things we require have in from *13.00 to * ** House of Representatives or the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss. pleted near the end of March. It will Although rejecting direct comment at 390 Main Street. We R e g .24.95 20 Moore sent a memo to department creased substantially,” he said. Fuel TOPS AND BOTTOMS Senate votes it down. Since Congress Weiss explained that the suggestion then be presented to the Board of on the story, Powell disclosed the ad (fie one heads about the budget. In that costs lor everyone, including the feature convenient off Rag. 4.49 sa. adjourned Thursday the pay raise was made to help in the reviewing Directors, who will have the final say ministration has nearly finished "an of memo, Moore asked for each town government, have gone up. The street parking (next to will take effect. process of each department’s budget. on cuts and additions. intensive and comprehensive review Yoifr $ Q 0 0 department’s annual budget The town does not plan to impose cost of the town’s Blue Cross Weiss said that it is too early to of all sensitive foreign intelligence Holmes Funeral Home) with *5 OFF coverage has increased 30 per cent, activities." He said the review began Choice ea. such a no-increase demand, as was attempt to estimate how much of a no stairs to climb for your recently done in the City of Hartford. Weiss said. tax increase Manchester residents soon after Carter took office convenience. Personalized, Seminar is scheduled But, increases are going to be He also said that recent tight can expect for 1977-78. avoided as much as possible because budgets have resulted in mounting full service Is our specialty, 10 SPEED BIKE FIGURE SKATES of a lack of surplus funds for next needs. Budgeted funds for replace in a pleasant atmosphere. Rog. 00.00 on local air quality year, Weiss said. ment of vehicles and equipment has • Safety Levers "Any additional penny in the been quite low recently, he said. Three hearings slated Call today for 100 budget will be an additional penny in Thus, there are some itenu that • Liifietl Frame A seminar on air quality has been tion—The deusiuu-iiidkiiiK pnn;c»s.' the tax rate," he said Friday. must be replaced this year. an appointment. scheduled for Saturday, March 5 on Manchester budget The sponsors of the event are Uie He explained that much of the • 2r GumwaH Tires. from 9 a.m. to noon at the Regional "They've worn out. They’re past Manchester Health Department, the town’s surplus funds were used in the • lays Frame Man's • Ladlaa' - Youth' Occupational Training Center, Manchester League of Women the point where they can be patched The Town of Manchester has set • Thursday, March 3 at (he Whiton present fiscal year’s budget. This HAIR BOUTIQUE In Carton The seminar offers town residents Voters, the Connecticut Lung and used,” he said. dates and locations of three Library Auditorium. 8 p.m. • Csiiter P ii Brake' Black or Whits was one of the factors that helped Sa.00 axtra H The Board of Ekiucation has sub neighborhood budget hearings. • Thursday, March 10 at the an opportunity to hear speakers and Association’s Air Conservation (kim- keep this year's tax increase for the I Aaaam bled mitted a budget that calls (or a $1 The meetings will allow residents Keeney St. School Cafeteria, 8 p.m. 390 MAIN STREET values ask questions about present-day air mittee, and the Citizen/Govemment General ^nd at 2.29 mills. million increase (or 1977-78. to make suggestions and coments In the past, public hearings on the quality and future effects of the Transportation Planning Center. The surplus used in this year’s proposed industrial park. By itself, a $1 million increase in about the budget before it is actually budget have not been held until after The seminar is planned to inform budget helped cut about two mills the budget would result in a 3 to 3W drawn up. the tentative budget has been NORENE PHILLIPS, Owiwr There will be three parts to the the public about present air quality from the tax increase, Weiss said. 2 MAIN ST. OPEN MON. to SAT. and the procedure that goes into mill increase in taxes. Educational The three hearings have been drafted. 'This hearing, which usually and Janet Carlnl Hair Design Spaclallats of tha Hair Boutiqua seminar —“Existing air quality,” “ But, we won’t have that to use costs make up slightly more than half the newest full service bMuty salon In Manchester. TEL 643-7111 "Development —The decision making decisions about such this year," he said. scheduled for: takes place at a Board of Directors 9 AM TO 9 PM developments as the proposed in of the total budget. • Monday, Feb. 28 at the Highland meeting in April, will still be making process,” and “Transporta The two per cent increase in the or 646-3998 dustrial park. Other department budeets are in Park School Auditorium. 8 p.m. schedule. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesttr. Conn., Sat., Feb. 19, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . S a t, Feb. 19, 1977- PAGE THREE-A Miss Manchester Meeting About town i next pageant tonight Illing Honor Roll Residents of Mayfair Gardens are Miss Diane Kpzlovlcb relinquishes t Simmons | invited to participate in a kitchen her title of Miss Manchester tonight week social (bingo) Monday at 1:30 p.m. in when the Manchester Jaycee- Donald Barnett, Shari Bauer, Grade 7 Pouliot, Jeannette Quey, Jo- Darlene Jordan. Doreen Jor (Tronin Hall. Here’s next week’s schedule of sponsored pageant is conducted in Robert Andreana, Curtis Ann Rafala. dan, Eric Juttner. Edward Donald Beaupre. Lynne Bono. Mary Bossidy, public meetings in Manchester Bailey Auditorium at Manchester Begley, Barbara Berzenski, Jennifer Ralph, Stacey Kenefick. Timothy Kenefick. High School. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Stacey Bolin. Richard Bono, Reuben, Kathleen Roach. Shelly Killian, Andrew Linda Carpenter. Kathleen (iocations are in Municipal Building, Grace Group of Center Corcoran, Christine Crosby, 41 Center St., unless noted): Congregational Church will have a Janice Boser, Christine Donna Rock, Deborah Kravitz, Ingrid Xrumins. Brown, Paula Browne. Searles, Lisa Seise, Jane Sher Larry Krupp, Marla Levy. Julia Denigris, Carol Slashes Prices potluck Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Miss Kozlovich represented the Donovan, Linda Dube. t Mary-Ellen Lombardo. Robbins Room of the church. Town of Manchester in the Miss Byran Buonano, Craig man, Deborah Sherwin. Monday Carlson, Joseph Cavicchi, Lin Kerry Smith, Paul Smith, Douglas Lucek, Michael Linda Dunn, Robin 7 p.m. - Eighth Utilities District Connecticut Pageant in June. She has da Correia, Joseph Cosgrove, Sharon Sporck. Kathy MacBryde. Linda Pelletier, Teri Ferguson, Board of Directors, Whiton Library, St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters attended numerous local pageants Pamela Cunningham. Stansberry. Eric Stepper. MacGillvary. Susan Stephen Flosdorf, Kelly 85 N. Main St. of Isabella, will have an auction throughout the state and many town Michelle Curry, Suzanne Barbara Stevenson, Christina Mackiewicz, Mary Jane Gaouette, Robin Gustafson. 'Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of functions. Dotron, Carol Dube, Barbara Szarka, Carrie Thomas. Major, Philip Malinoski, William Halldin, Lesley Mrs. Ann Falkowski, 68 Alton St. Elliott, Susan Fahey, Mary Susan Thomas, Barbara Peter Marie. Harrison. Robert Heselbach, Tuesday Refreshments will be served before Gallagher, Laura Thrasher, John Tychsen, Brenda Mayo, Allen McClin- Christopher Hoyng, Paul The scholastic aid she received Johnson. John Kelly, Cynthia 7:30 p.m. — Health Systems Agen the auction. Members are asked to from the pageant was used to pay for Gatzkiewicz, Tania Gembala. Kimberly Vichi, Jeffrey tick, Lorraine McClintick, Linda McDowell, Sharon Kurowski. cy, Hearing Room. bring auction items to the Falkowski her educational expenses at the Mary Elizabeth Gleba. Waggoner, John Webb, David David Gorman, Melanie Wheeler, Denise White, McGarry, Margaret Umars Labrencis, Joann 8:30 p.m. — Board of Directors and home before the auction starts. University of Hartford where she is a Manchester Housing Authority, Lin Gray, Janet Grzymkowski, Sharon Wiley, Douglas McNamara. Lajoie, Julie Lohr, Edward junior. Sean McVeigh, Alan Mena-, Lomnicky. Panny Lutzen, coln Center Hearing Room. Westhill Gardens Fellowship will Rebecca Harris, Sharon Woodbury, Robin Wright, Hiers, Lisa Isko. ___ Nancy Wynn, Danette Zotta. Sian, Keith Menitt, Robert' Laurie Martens, Dolores meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Herr MIchl. Wednesday Miss Kozlovich is the daughter of Debora Jezouit, Amy Jones. Monaco, Matthew O’Reilly, mann Hall, Bluefleld Dr. After a Mr. and Mrs. David Kozlovich of Cindy Katz, Christine Paul Petraitis, Marjory Port, Michael Mirucki, Gregory 1-4 p.m. — Internal Revenue Ser Grade 8 Morris, Annette Packard, devotional service, refreshments will Manchester. She has one sister and Kjellson, Brenda Kravitz, Jeanine Barber. Laurie Jonathan Rubin. vice representative in Hearing be served. All Westhill residents are Joseph Landerfin. Julie Ryan, Michael Laurie Patarini, William two brothers. Bashaw, Pamela Bohadik. Perry, Marie Petraitis. Room. invited. Theodore Lingard, Janet Marjorie Botteron, Andrew Savidakis. Mark Schauster. Locke, Janet Lucas, Lori-Ann Julie Shea, Alison Smith. Debra Piatok, Keith Ray. aUNTK SHOE SUE CONTINUES « She will crown the new Miss Browne, Michael Buonano, Steven Reich, Elena Rock, Manchester’s American Legion Manchester aided by Mayor Matthew MacBeth, Steven Machuga, Patricia Cone. Terri Smith, Deborah Thursday Soloway. Burtin Rubin. George Ruff, Auxiliary will meet Monday at 7:30 Thomas Machuga, Lisa Mar- Susan Dauer, John 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s Hour, Probate M. Morlarty Jr. when the winner is Melissa Spiel, Glenn Michael Savidakis. cantonio. DiDonato, Margaret Court. p.m. at the Legion Home. Sophie selected after competing in swim Stavens, Kimetha Stevenson, Donna Seise, Patricia Patty McCoan, Dona-Kay Donovan. Lawrence Dupont, NOW SAVE UP TO S3% « Lysik of Glastonbury, president of Shirer, Cynthia Smith, Shelley % 7:30 p.m. — Manchester Economic suit, talent and evening gown McDowell, Christine Jennifer Sullivan,. Mark the First District, and her staff of of categories. Sara Elman, Lucette Emond, Stevenson, Andre Thivlerge, Little Theatre of Manchester members are shown in a scene Development Commission, (Nassiff photo) McKinney, Ernest McNeill, Michael Flanagan. Sutcliffe, Lori Violette, An Manchester High School Cafeteria, ficers will officiate at the initiation Richard Millette, Michael drew Wickwire, Tommy David Trares, Joanne from Moliere’s “Tartuffe” which opens Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Tickets will be available at the Stephanie Frallicciardi, Tremanho. 134 E. Middle Tpke. , of new members. Hostesses are Diane Kozlovich Moses, Alison Newton, Lisa Deborah Gadoury. Beth Williams, Kristine Youell. East Catholic High School for a four-night run. From left are Denise Racine, membership chair door prior to curtain time. Paggioli, Michael Pallein. G rade 9 Anita Tychsen, Jennifer ft WASHINOTON’S BIRTHDAY THRU 2/26 S 8 p.m. — Bandshell Committee, Giguere, Sandra Gray. David Salker, Chad Whitesell, Todd man, and Genevieve Atkins, Sharon Parks, Robert Matthew Adamy, Robert Dan Lein as Tartuffe, Toni Fogarty as Dorine and Ruth Rowley Coffee Room. Gutman, Steven Harley, Lois Whitney, Karen Wilson, Patrick, Nelson Patterson, Bagshaw, Russell Bagshaw, ft BECAUSE OUR SIZES HAVE DIMINISHED, S as Mme. Pernelle. (Herald photo by Dunn) Americanism chairman. Hughes. Karen Wojnarowski. Martha Poirier, Carol Abby Isko, Sandra Jezouit, ft SR HAVE SUR PRICES... S Theater schedule f t "
■ Saturday... Burnside Cine 2 — “The Vernon Cine 2— “The Seven 5:10-7:004:40 f t Cheney Library adds hooks Burnside Cine 2 — "Cries T i« nn.—* , Producer,” 7:30; “Harold and Per-Cent Solution," 1:30-3:30- U.A. Theater 1 Twilight mquHp »» 1.3(1.9-05 5:30-7:30-9:30 and Whispers," “Story of f t Last Gleaming,” 2:004:30- Adele H." WOMENS SHOES New books at Manchester's Burnside Cine 1 — “Paws, Downes — The New York Natural Resources Defense Shaw — The character of 7:00-9:30 Sunday tima clock... Mary Cheney Library: Philharmonic guide to the Council, Inc. — Land use con John Adams Claws and Jaws,” 1:40-3:25- U.A. Theater 2 — “Dick and f t Fiction symphony trols in the U.S. Sherman — The woodstove U.A. Theater 1 — “Twilight Eiliot — Working with Jane," 2:304:00-5:40-7:15-9:00 Last Gleaming,” 2:004:30- Survival call Davenat — Deborah and the Neruda — Memoirs and fireplace book copper U.A. Theater 3 — "Cassan 7:00-9:30 seige of Paris The oil crisis, ed. Raymond Stainback — A very The bills under con f t Engiish popular literature, dra Crossing," 2:004:20-7:00- U.A. Theater 2— “ Dick and STAMFORD (UPI) - Dunmore — Ashley landing Vernon different love story sideration include 1819-1851, Louise James Phelan — Howard Hughes Steiner — Home for sale by 9:20 Jane," 2:304:00-5:40-7:15-9:00 The Connecticut Gasoline Henderson — Major enquiry Epstein — Making money in Vernon Cine 1 — “ Paws, U.A. Theater 3 — “Cassan Retailers Association has proposals to allow retailers MacKenzie — Raven and the Robinson — Manual of solid owner f t commodities Claws and Jaws,” 1:15-3:00- dra Crossing," 2:004:20-7:00- called for state gasoline to set their own hours in Ratcatcher state circuit design and trou Stokes — A guide to nature Europe and the world, ed. ble shooting in winter 7:004:45 9:20 dealers to descend on the stead of the oil companies, WE STILL HAVE ABOUT Murphy — Sky high Kenneth J. Twitchett Vernon Cine 2— “The Seven Vernon Cine 1 — “Paws, allow a retailer’s spouse to Paui — Devil's fire, love's Rumsen — Future facts Trachtenberg — The Statue state Capitol Wednesday OVER ROO PAIRS Fast — The body language Per-Cfent Solution," 2:00-7:30- Claws and Jaws,” 1:15-3:00- 9 0 0 PAIRS revenge Salisbury — Travels around of Liberty and lobby for passage of inherit the business, and of sex, power, and aggression America 9:30 4:30-7:00-8:45 allow the retailers to sell REG. TO $ 33 . Weiss — The Venetian bills “needed for the very REG. TO $ 30 . al-Ghazzali — On the duties Burnside Cine 1 — “Paws, survival of gasoline their businesses. Nonfiction of brotherhood Claws, Jaws," 1:30-3:10-7:00- Beckett — Ends and odds retailers.” Konitshek urged the Health and development, 8:40 dealers to bring their wives Bower — Asserting yourself ed. Kevin M. Cahill Snowplowing methods CGRA President Wayne Calder — Russia discovered Kirsten — Big you, little you Ca^^THEATRES EAST Konitshek warned dealers, to th e .Capitol on Cowies — Informed consent Maxa — Dare to be great SINGLES “Your days as a gasoline Wednesday to “heat up the Churchill — The backyard t w iu o h t s cold war between the Mencken — The new draws a complaint Whan yMV* lion*. H*! netetehvcM retailer are numbered if building book Mencken letters LAST •M r to meet ettreetive, dealers and the big oil com WOMENS BOOTS these bills don’t pass the Culinary Arts Inst. — Polish . , -HhadH Meyers — A fever at the detee, and reu're elngie. legislature.” panies.” cookbook core A town resident com Mather St. said that there dhrofted, eeparetod er wktowed. The depression years, ed. plained about snow plow is too much truck traffic on Md everU, tOCIAL WORLD In Mitchelson — Made in vito* ie« le dtoeever an eieWnf Arleen Keyiin heaven, settled in court procedures at Thursday that road. MW wee et meeting p e e ^ For ALL WARMLINED WINTER BOOTS M d M Ia wHheM coal w obUga- 1-86 HIT 91-fOliOW BUBNSIPf SIGNS M alneasSae night's comment session. The foundation of the (Approximately 150 Pair from our 4 Stores) He said that snow is piled road has cracked and her BURNSIDE at the end of Walker St. and house sometimes vibrates 233-6231 i$$t.Lnil;*S]$-3IU freezes. He also said that because of the passing This printing test pattern is OREAT PAMILV SHOW) Kerens next schedule during one recent storm trucks, she said. The street part of The Herald quality “PAWS, CUW S, snow was piled on Spruce was not constructed to control program in order to JAWS” for town bookmobile St. and caused problems carry such heavy vehicles, give you one of the finest i»u $ )T u US+MI-t7$ l4$4S (0) for school buses. The she said. newspapers in the nation. S h o w ca se ZEnOMOSTEL,^^ price Here is next week's W adnaaday Highway Department was Another man suggested C tn em g s nHEPROOUCHr'^™ schedule for the Manchester 10 a.m. — Lincoln Center. called on the matter, but that government should do IMTai8fATma4 Public Library bookmobile: 11:40 a.m. — Ivy Manor nothing was done, he said. more to keep existing E x u s a “HARSLO m Td MAUOr idS-M) Monday Apartments. He also said that town workers in business. He ROBBiinsrRBBT SUN. MON. TUBS. THE 10:30 a.m. - W. Middle 1:40‘p.m. — Santina Dr. plows caused some said that there is much BABTHABTFORD Tpke. 2:10 p.m. — Briarwood Dr. damage to his property, concern about those who sea-BBio |“CrlM and Whispers” JN4>EH-CENT»1 11:10 a.m. — Green Lodge 2:50 p.m. — Leland Dr. and he is being asked to don’t have jobs, but in Story of Adolo H joum oN Rest Home. 3:30 p.m. — Winthrop Rd. pay half the cost of the aw tuum unm m terest should also be shown $a.50 ill aisop.it. IPO) 840-E383 1:30 p.m. — Clinton St. 4:10 p.m. — Squire Village. repair work. in maintaining present 2:10 p.m. — Westminster The man criticized a businesses. WALT DISNEY ftlL HANDBAGS Rd. Thursday IvoM, Prinetss of Burgundia berm constructed near his Paul Willhide, a member MMchMtor Evening HereM 2:50 p.m. — Meadow Lane. 10:30 a.m. — Head Start. [a grotisqui adult fiiry tils ] home that he said was of the Board of Directors, PubIMMd m ry mnlng unpt 3:30 p.m. — Ferguson and 1:50 p.m. — Bliss St. Sundays and holldaya. Entarad at tha Garth Rds. 2:30 p.m. — Bretton Rd. higher than the ground conducted the comment Manctwatar, Conn. Post Omca aa Sa- Friday, February 25 - Saturday, March 5 cond Class Mall Mattar. 4:10 p.m. — Alice Dr. 3:10 p.m. — Esquire Dr. behind it. This leads to session. The next session Performances every evening at 8:15 except Sunday 3:40 p.m. — Barry Rd. .gathering of water, which will be held Tuesday, Tuatday Suggested Carrier Rates Harriet S. Jorgennn Theatre 10:30 a.m. — Squire Village. 4:10 p.m. — Loomis St. often freezes, he said. March 1 from 9 a.m. to 11 Payabla In Advanca Iiw r h I Slnojacopy...... r ...... isa Department of Dramatic Arts 11:40 a .m .-B u sh Hill Rd. A woman who lives on a.m. price 1:30 p.m. — Turnbull Rd. Friday Ona m onth...... ;...$ 3 W The University of Connecticut Thraa months ...... S11.70 2:10 p.m. — Homstead Park 1:40 p.m. — Falcon Ridge Sl« months...... $23.40 Box office; 429-2912 Apartments. Apartments. Ona yaa r...... $40.60 Tickets: $3.00, students $2.50 2:50 p.m. — Evergreen Rd. 2:20 p.m. — Pine Ridge By PHIL PASTORET Mall Ratas Upon Raquaat Subacribars who tall to raoalva, Group rates are available. 3:30 p.m. — Crescent and Apartments. Barbs lhair nawapapar batora 0:30 p.m? Durant St. 3:20 p.m. — Croft Dr. It takes a blizzard or tor should talaphons tha circulation 4 p.m. — Parkadc 4:10 p.m. — Rachel Rd. nado to uncover the essential dapartmant, S47-$$4S. Apartments. humanity which underlies our TTT hard shells of selfishness. MENS SHOES To overcome concern with h6R only yourself, Just add “less" to “sell" — and see what you Covenant superintendent get. $ n r 4e Taara al UnaxcaSad $anloa Anyone wanting to ex NETWORK to speak here Sunday If you take no notice of perience a chill factor of a O p e n 24 Hours Dally i m muAM astrology, how come you blizzard has only to tell a FW EMERGENCy SERVICE DUHAMW HOLDEN The Rev. Paul A. John Minnesota. He was or know each day's prediction by woman she looks like a witch h son, newly elected dained to the Covenant heart? in her new costume. . nMCM superintendent of the Cove- ministry in 1952. ALL NEW MO nant East Coast He served for many HEATIM OILS R S tR R Conference, will speak years as chaplain in the 8 PAGES PACKED WITH VALUES... Sunday at the 8:30 and IS BORD 3"l ODD SIZES U.S. Navy after teaching at Polish scholarship OIL lUIMER It SIZES BROKEN ¥ 10:50 a.m. services at Minnehaha Academy in HEATINfllNSTALLATION NO PASSES ACCEPTED ONLY 60 PAIRS Trinity Covenant Church. Minnesota. Recently, he IS O PRS. MOSTLY CASUAL O BRIDGEPORT (U P I)- PLEASE CALLTHEATRE SEE HOW MUCH YOUR DOLLAR BUYS! RES. TO $24. Johnson was born in was associate superinten The Plish Heritage Socie costs of up to 30 semester 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 315 Cwnttr 8l Manchattor FOR SCREEN TIMES RES. TO $33<» Cambridge, Mass., and dent of the Covenant ty, Inc., of Bridgeport will hours of credit taken in a attended Cambridge Cove Northwest Conference. pay full tuition costs for a 12-month period. To PARTIAL LISTING ONLY nant Church during his ear In the months to come, graduate student of Polish qualify, the student must ly years. A graduate of the he wilt be speaking in the descent to attend the live in the Bridgeport area. • Miiro 2 . Ql Whistling Tea KtMlle • Cannon Pnnl Tnwels Covenant’s North Park 55 Covenant churches on University of Bridgeport in Application for the BEVERLY BOLUNO BURTON • 0 Ceda* Sponge Wop or Assofled Brooms HeqIS'B.ith Si Rfg 99c H.mcJ 2 SI A.ith College, Johnson went on scholarship must be made DANCE STUDIO the East Coast, presenting the fail. • Assorted Kitchen Helpers anyany : 7 lo i $1 to Augustana College and by April 30. 22 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER • Polyester Blankets Req 4 99 ea his thoughts on The scholarship will pay • Galvanized -1 Qt Fail North Park Seminary, evangelism, church growth DIRECTORS; LEE & BEVERLY BURTON • Poly Foam Bed Pillows Req 2 99 Clowns, exciting aerial • Assorted Kellogg Brushes anyany 2 tor $1 later doing graduate work and development of new acrobats, performing ani • Double KnM Polyester Fabrics at the University of churches. Learn To Danes, Ei^oy DaneIng mals, cotton candy and • Pine Sol Liquid. 6 O 2 S ire • 36 4S Colton Pnnl Fahnes ; TogaUtar • Rubbermaid " Plasticware Brunswick Parkade Lanes loads of good (un. . . at • Decorator Dress Fabfcs the all-new, 22-act Shrine • Plastic House Wares '3^ 1/5 W.MIddlb Tpke. ft Social Ballroom Dance Classes • Storage Che'-ts Requiar or L)nd»*»b.*d Circus. Have a barrel ol • Assorted BaLewa*e • Garment Bags Req 1 99 ea Manchester 643-150^ Now Being Formed laughs and thrills. . . and Film to be shown Sunday a super circus for young • Kofd'le" Plastic Trash Bags A«,sl size • UL Appf Electrical Devices Reg 68 ea WASHINGTON W EEK^^lu For Adults and Teens sters of all ages. • Cannon Pnnted Sheets • Oua'ity Household Tods at Calvary Church STAT!; ARMORY e BROAD T rtin Flat Of F ille d Reg 3 99 2 S5 FuH Peg i 99 BOWLING BONANZA • Boys Wens Dunlop Daskemaii Sneavors LEARN: Foxtrot • Swing a Cha-Cha • Watti STREET e HARTFORD • Flannel Backed Tablecloths “His Land,’’ a color film, which tells the story of Israel FOR ALL JUNIOR BOWLERS • Moronguo • PoOca a Rock-Dlaco • Rhumba Wed. thru Sat. Matinees; 1:30 • Ladit-s BiLint'- and Bnets from ancient to modern times, will be shown Sunday at 7 • Huaiio Sun. and Mon. Matlnees;2:Q0 • Stfiped Madras Bedspreads • Girls Purilan Kmt Tops Reg S9 ’ p.m. at Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. The BUS RUN Wed. thru Sun. Evenings;7:45 T*,n Reg 4 99 S3 Full Reg 5 99 • f .imous W 4her Panty Host program is open to the public. s i r D in n e r C a n o :ri. A>s1 L t o ' s S H O E S * 2 .5 0 Spoclal Rates For Sanlor Cltlzons I Additional FREE parking I Mon. Evenlng:6:30 • ‘ in ta c C o 'ri C ap^.-'- s P s:j ' r . .41^ tUNCKSTERPiUlMKONLY The film takes one on a journey through space, time COKE '''■VSTHiSAD I In tha Aetna Parking lot General Admission $2.00 - Many Othar and current events, and one may see graphically the F o r IntormaUon Call on Capitol Avanua. FREE I On sale at door on day of Unadvartlsed fact that Israel today is a living testimony to the words of 647-1083 ahuttle bua sarvice to | performance HUNDREDS OF OTHER DOLLAR POWER VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE' the prophets when they proclaimed that Israel would Uke HOI D 06 and from the Armory. Reserved Seats; $4.50 Bargalnsl her place among the nations of the world. Ticket Informantlon: Mon.-Wcd.-Thurs.-Frl- zt-zs-zs-zs Mr. and Mrs. Burton are mombers of Dance Educators ’The musical score for the film was composed and of America, N.Y.C. Chapter. Mrs. Burton 1$ also a 278-1110 arranged by Ralph Carmichael. Cliff Barrows and Cliff 12 noon to 3 PM member of Dance Masters of America and Dance Ticket Office Open Dally Richard play lead roles in the film. Teachers Club of Conn. Inc. 10 a.m.-6K)0 p jii. PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesttr, Conn., Sat., Feb. 19, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Feb, 19, 1977— PAGE FIVE-A Heads town officials' group atpr Eit? ntng Hr ral& Grounding a ^special interest^ . Barton D. Russell, son of municipal associations and and a founding executive Manchester — A City of Village Charm Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. elected officials represen board member of the Founded Oct. 1, 1681 By Martha Angle and ministrator. Dr. James C. Fletcher, satellite-relayed, closed-circuit beamed to a satellite hovering 23,000 Russell Jr. of Manchester, ting more than 13,I)W units National Association of Consumer Agency Ad Robert Walters is an appointee of President Richard television broadcast whose entire miles above the earth, then re has been named executive of local government. AuOil Burttu ot ClrcuHllon Mtmtur. Uniltd P(M« Initrnillonal director of the National Russell’s responsibilities ministrators — in State and WASHINGTON - (NEA) - The M. Nixon who reportedly is very audience would consist of one con transmitted back to the ground to a Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, special receiving antenna mounted Association of Towns and in his new post will Include Local Government. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. hearing of the House Science and anxious to retain his directorship un valescing congressman. outside the hospital. Finally, another Township Officials representing town and He previously was direc B u s in e s s By George^ IV$ the Truth! Technology Committee Feb. 17 der President Carter. Detailed plan tor of the Prince William I Raymond F Hobinion. EdIIOf-Publitnar Harold E, Turkinglon. Managing Editor set of cables would carry the (NATTO) new township governments wasn't telecast to room 1015 of near One man whose support could be A detailed plan was drafted and headquarters in before (jongress and the County, Va., Office of — a a .Haw . , , ;r*»« i-tum im - - fd program into Teague’s room. by Bethesda Naval Hospital — and crucial In that effort is Rep. Olln E. hundreds of NASA employes, at both Washington, D.C. executive branch of the Commuiiity Affairs, and Although the distance from Capitol O p in io n therein lies a tale of the relationship Teague, D-Texas, a 16-term veteran the Washington headquarters and the NATTO is a federation of federal government. « was the first local govern Hill to Teague’s hospital room in sub Integrity... between the infamous “special in of the House and the highly influen agency’s Lewis Research Center in Russell, a graduate of ment official nominated Rogers reports best year urban Maryland is only seven miles, terests” and members of Congress. tial chairman of its Science and Cleveland, were assigned to work on the University of Connec for “Citizen of the Year” honors by the Federation Rogers Corporation reporU the best year in its history, The term "special interests” Technology Committee for the past the project. the picture and sound from the ticut, was selected for the Started by routine hearings would have to travel of Civic Associations. He with 1976 sales of $50,643,000 and net earnings of $1,602,- Mandatory emission usually is applied to private four years. Cameras, sound equipment and post from among more more than 46,000 miles. than 400 applicants. He is a also was cited for his work 000 or $1.71 per share, compared with 1975 sales of $39,- Washington, and organizations seeking to influence In hospital special lights would be set up in the ’The cost of the project was in former president of the by the national Jaycees 788,000 and earnings of $497,000 from continuing congressional policy making. But it Teague checked into Bethesda committee hearing room in the carried down inspections premature calculable, certainly running to tens board of the Connecticut and was named the operations. also ought to refer to the federal Naval Hospital late last year for Rayburn House Office Building. “Outstanding Young Man “The magnitude of the Improvement,” said Norman L. of thousands of dollars and possibly Public Research Group through the departments and agencies which con treatment of a World War II wound, Cables would snake from that room, of America” in 1976. Greenman, president of Rogers, “was due to a combina stantly lobby members ef the House and he probably will remain down a corridor, into another con hundreds of thousands of dollars — tion of better economic conditions and new products and years by your Should Connecticut have story that fine-tuning over cars all of it coming from the country’s and Senate for more of everything — hospitaliz^ for several more weeks. gressman’s office, then out a window applications.” to meet emission requirements Shady Glen! mandatory motor vehicle money, staff positions, programs, in Fletcher and his staff concocted a to a bus and trailer parked outside taxpayers. Rogers reported sales of its materials rebounded "par exhaust emission inspections? is a rather unsure thing. It is, fluence and prestige. scheme which would demohstrate the building. (The bus would be Teague rejected it Town seeking bids ticularly strongly” and components sales as having had There is no doubt that auto we understand, not unlike a not only NASA’s dazzling technical brought to Washington from Fortunately, Teague rejected the “a more moderate increase.” Shipments to its two NASA The Town of Manchester TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS capabilities but also its concern for entire plan. (NASA says it abandoned at night. Bids on these largest markets — electronics and automotive— were up and truck emissions contribute front-end alignment. It may be The “special interest” in this case Cleveland for the occasion.) is seeking bids on two sharply.” Rl. 6 A 44A • Open Dally and Sun. is the National Aeronautics and Teague; The committee session the project after realizing the items will be opened substantially to the low air good only until you hit the next Via satellite items to Im used for road March 4. - Parkade Branch • Mon. thru Sal. Space Administration. NASA’s ad- would be the subject of an elaborate. astronomical costs involved, but that quality of the Greater Hartford chuckhole. Emissions tuning From there, the signal would be striping by the Police The town is also seeking version was disputed by every other Department. (John anil Hrrnirr Rkfi) area, and at certain times of apparently is affected by too source we Interviewed.) bids on eight outlet sump Bids are being accepted pumps that will be used in the year and under certain at many factors to insure that “It’s my understanding that Dr. for 2,000 gallons of yellow renovation work at the Kead The Bright One mospheric conditions, there is even a quarterly tuneup will /4ND I SAID I DON’T CARE IF THE TOm DC65 Fletcher originally broached the idea traffic paint and 200 Globe Hollow swimming a health hazard. last three months. with Mr. Teague,” said John L. gallons of white traffic pool. This bid will be The point is that until an WMBmB>d/C^^mP/mCOlLBCTlONii2 Swigert, executive director of the paint, which will meet the opened March 10. But, will inspections in one towns requirements for the engine can be adjusted to meet I m N T T O M ® committee. “Mr. Teague himself State really solve the problem turned it down after we looked at the next two years. The other or merely become an a uniform emission standard costs and complications.” item is four tons of reflec- economic burden on vehicle with the assurance that it will torized thermoplastic Ramifications striping powder, which is ownership? stay adjusted for a reasonable The outcome of that episode has loridaCitrus Week at Food Mart! applied to road markings Two things are needed period of time, we may be broader ramifications because of the to make them easier to see All Food Marti Open Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Prices effective Sun;, Feb. 20 thru Sot., Feb. 26. before mandatory inspections achieving only short-term air frequency with which members of Barton D. Russell should be imposed. quality improvement. Congress are routinely criticized for This is not idle speculation. accepting questionable favors from msi/wnvn.SEHHK RUSH -JUKY -SW in INDIAN llV il-S liO im One is a uniform federal interest groups. emissions standard so that Only recently one major auto In most cases, the big campaign Bonanza unit a model maker had to halt production W hite V alen cia Pink Connecticut vehicles can contribution; the golfing weekend at Bonanza Sirloin Pit at 240 Spencer St. is designated as travel anywhere without penal because its assembly line out a lush resort or the VIP treatment one of the model units for the national chain of G ra p e fru it ty if they are in compliance, put was not meeting prototype for the legislator was an idea con restaurants. It is also the training unit for all incoming O raages O rn p efra it and out-of-state cars will not emission standards demanded cocted and an offer proferred by an managers for the Bonanza’s in Connecticut and NMTOf rnSMSONI interest group anxious to curry favor Massachusetts. l O be getting by with a lower stan by the federal Environmental niSN auroiN u with the intended recipient. Anthony Tutino, recently appointed manager of the FOE dard. Connecticut is a small Protection Administration. That doesn’t justify acceptance of Spencer St. restaurant, said he is “quite proud” of the A t P A R A O state and straddles the New The question looms that if a largesse designed to purchase restaurant’s model status. He attributes its success to his Siv«7rByTlnC«sl $cvaM.31ly11nCncl Sm 'IXtlyllMCinl hard-working staff of three full-time assistants and 47 York-Boston corridor. Unless manufacturer can’t routinely “access” or “influence” on Capitol U U i (4/1 (VI (VI part-time student ernployes. He calls the youth the •USHBLI BUIHIU HU, But if the recipients are to be *SM * 9 . 7 9 BWINfU all states around us have the adjust a new car to meet “cream of the crop.” SItl same emission standards. existing standards, how can we judged harshly, more attention ought ’The restaurant serves about 4,500 customers a week to be paid to the source of those over Nutmeg motorists will be expect the run-of-the-mill and stress is always on customer service, ’Tutino said. SWIIT TMTItM CALIFMNM sized gratuities. P U.S.D.A. CNOICE • lEEF BLADE Woiklngton's Birriidfly paying out good money for air mechanic in the average gar The restaurant has received many awards. Last year it received the highest national sales award in Bonanza. NAVEL ^>1 quality that we won’t be get age or service station to do it? Tutino, has been with Bonanza tor less than a year. Me Store Hovrt ting because of outside In summation; Mandatory first served as assistant manager at the Spencer St. ORANGES CHUCK tAVI *141 BY 1M CAM Moiidiy.Fabnaryll polluters. emission inspections should be Marijuana: Good analysis, bad .answer restaurant and for two months at Bonanza at W W. Mid dle ’Tpke. U.l. EXTRA FANCY - "WAIHIHOTOM STATE" 10AJI.1elP.M. What would it cost? The delayed until there are un Tutino is originally from Long Island, N.Y. and has S T iA K Connecticut American iform federal emission stan spent most of his working career in the food industry, DELICIOUS uu.« marijuana, alcohol, and tobacco — possible to reenact prohibition.” t\k " Automobile Association es- dards established and differed” in these states, there is first in a food distribution center for institutional foods in RED MIN. c Lee Roderick evidence that in Oregon at least this that DuPont makes perhaps his most APPLES imates the proposed emission technology advances to the Good analysis N.Y. and then as assistant manager of Bill’s Steak House I C4UC 0U The Herald’s is not correct. constructive contribution to the drug In my opinion, DuPont has applied in New York City. U.& MO. I M IT BMUM* inspection law now before point where those standards Washington Correspondent Under Oregon’s law there is no jail abuse dialogue. He says a generally good analysis but has His wife and two children, ages six months and six Idaho Potatoes '»• 89‘ u.1 PAMCT - ”amp • Aiar* . s o w M M IL IN : W M L legislature may cost state can be met economically and WASHINGTON - The nation’s top sentence and only a maximum fine of “decriminalization” rather than ended up with a bad answer. The im years, live in Middletown, but hope to relocate in I lo m i motorists $73 million over the with assurance that the drug abuse official. Dr. Robert L. $100 for possession of less than one legalization of marijuana should be Manchester soon. Macintosh Apples »'• l. 39‘ Chudk Steak UNOEEBLAOE u 89* mense human tragedy associated u.i.e.A. CHOici • M ip ■ M etL iU I 4 S < DuPont, made headlines the other ounce of marijuana. A spokesman for the U.S. approach for "at least the U.S. IXTOA PAMCY • nRASMiMeTM tTATI” next five years. adjustments will remain effec with alcohol and tobacco should , in Chuck Stoak undiriudi ^ *1.29 I ceupue AT peee m m t . iMCupiMra iP t i upoe I day when he urged removal of the Oregon State Police says that in next decade” because of the nation’s D'Anjou Pears Si?l .. 39‘ U.S.BA. CMOKI • M I P I iToai.eeaewn.paa.nTMt«iAt,Pti.iAiMwf ( Even if that figure is tive for several months. deed alert us to the dangers of great eea le n v a • m e teeem p im p a m il t . _ criminal penalties for privately using 1975, his department issued 1,281 tragic experience with these legal ly increased use of marijuana. Yet UA. axTiu PAHCT. "WAtMiNereM irATa” ■ eoLMN London Broil .^M.49 ftHMaiaBMaiMi(mBaoBHMOBMiai«a overstated, the fact remains In the meantime, emissions Delicious Apples l.. 39‘ W-l.eA. CMUKI M t P marijuana or growing it at home. citations for possessing that amount drugs. while calling for tighter regulation of that in the absence of uniform tests might be included in the Public Records NIAkTNf WL • keWItlAMMA Chuck Cube Steak ..*1.59 What went largely unreported, of the drug. In 1976, however, the u .l U Jl CMOKI ■ M I P Need to know more the former two, DuPont seeks to Fresh Yams 3 99' national emission standards, safety spotchecks now being how ever, was D uP ont’s even department’s citations for less than DuPont argues that making make marijuana more easily Top Blade Steak chuck i1 .0 9 I Stor-kiit f MM ! '■PANCT nuiT FAeaM- whatever is spent may be conducted by the state police stronger arguments against full one ounce jumped to 1,987 — an in marijuana use a civil rather than available. Executor's deed u.iejL CMOKI M IP-niAi eewfiiM UMTCIIN wUtflm m EAAUAALAM MAwei unoirilam I largely wasted. so that we can build up a track legalization of the widely used drug. crease of more than 50 per cent. criminal offense would keep the He suggests this inconsistency Eleanor M. Hill, Rocky Hill, executrix of the will of Chuck Roast 89* I Although the difference between im-, 6W0I. Second, we think the present record on how well emission Makes no sense wraps on it sufficiently until more is even while admitting that, although Frank C. DeVoto, to Susan I. Gibbens, property at 1 U.S.O.A. CMOICf M I P lO M I l t l l IfNTfN SPKIALS! posing a civil rather than a criminal Northfield St., $29,500. I CAN art of emission control needs a control devices are standing up "Decriminalization of marijuana know about its potential harm. If his agency alone has spent |20 NfiMkM’s N.T. Stfl. M l \ Chuck Roast"""-"—’ ..*1.09 FEBM penalty for marijuana and legalizing Federal lax lien U.S.O.A. CHOtCI M I P • M H 9 L III I possession makes sense on economic ongoing research confirms, as some million for marijuana research in re DOMESTIC I eiTH pvecnAM as neii ea laeM a m r m lot of technological improve under normal driving con it totally may seem like splitting ’The Internal Revenue Service against Healy Service PERCH 69 Z ceePOM AT P ete aue t. iN C iv n v a op m m p im (law enforcement) and humanitarian scientists suspect, that marijuana is cent years, some very important Shoulder Roast ..*1.39 J iTiM eeee m u . p i i . u thou ia t . p i i . n. uterr < ment. We hear too often the Corp., Healy Maintenance Service Division, 14 Shallow- U.6.O.A. CHOICI • M I P S OMi CAM. «ea ceePOM P tt s u m s . - ditions. legal hairs, DuPont’s reasoning con grounds,” said DuPont, speaking much more dangerous than DuPont’s questions remain unanswered, COOKED FILLETS ■ aBMMMMinianBMMMMMOBMMMaB J tains some useful insights. brook Lane, $4,160.58. (WATER Chuck Short Ribs .< 99* p e iiM m before the Psychiatric Institute agency believes, tougher laws could ^estions such as possible adverse HAM ADDED) u m m m m Release of judgment lien *1.99 Scrod Fillets ..'1.89 |LU .V l| Civil offense / Foundation in Washington. “As a na be clamped on its use. That, at least, effects on the body’s immuned Stew Beef CNWCI ..*1.29 Forbes and Wallace against Rhoda Grossman. Roast Beef '12%' ^. *2.19 IHINAMDOAH - M N I L I tl O p e n fo ru m Fight states, led by Oregon which tion we are now in midstride moving is the theory. response, basic cell metabolism, and Release of attachment WNiTi M viuew Dressed Smelts ^ 69* [Prince Macoronii had a civil rather than criminal toward decriminalization of On the other hand, he continues, reproductive functions. American Cheese 11.49 Turkey Roast *3.39 I •MIITI- ia*IM TONI.r IMMtOtUMMIUI J Newington Children’s Hospital against Daniel P. IHINAMDOAH . lO M I l l t l Squid BOWUcSir •1.49 statute in effect for the full 1976 marijuana possession. I am “unlike decriminalization, legaliza- Along with many others, I don’t Purcell and Gabrielle Purcell. Muanster Cheese ti '1.79 Turkey Roast *"."i‘i:*'‘ *2.99 calendar year, have now passed laws suggesting today that legalization ^on probably would be an irreversi relish the specter of otherwise law- Trade names Shrimp M*iii«e ti.*1.99 Slicing Provolone l. '1,79 imposing a mere civil fine for posses should not be the next step. Rather ble step, as our experience with abiding citizens receiving criminal Andrew Jac, doing business as Universal Antique Kosher Pullets.::^.:: ^.*' ..89* ^ AVAXABLI ON TVOOATI —^ - f O** I Project Concern sion of small amounts of marijuana. the step should be a thorough alcohol in the early decades of this penalties for using marijuana. But Multiple Listing Service Co. 28A ’Thompson Rd. Cheddar Cheese 11.89 - I _ _ JUAMT MAH . PIIM I oiTH pvecHAM fp iN a ee oe«i a n u t h u IMPOaTIO Veal Patties MIAMD ..69* ” ceuP ue AT seae tuat la c t u M v i u p cumpum ■ ■ K H i * Although DuPont, who is director of overhaul of our national policy ‘century demonstrated. Once until these troubling questions are Robert J. Allen, doing business as Miss Mystic, 60 Pork OauEDge p i i m t p i i ia l u h t Swiss Cheese KSSS:; ^. >1,99 DSCAM MATM I iT iM e ee e e i4 m . n r e t u . l ^ Q ^ n V | Seaman Circle. ^ le i Pee . eMi cevPeM P ii NvBKT participation urged the Nationai Institute on Drug Abuse, toward tobacco and alcohol.” marijuana were legitimately answered, the nation would be wise Veal Patties Mi" ..89* WGintri iRp Franki u.M.09 said in his speech that marijuana It is here — in linking together available through a regulatory to keep what lid remains on Building permits Nova Scotia Lox .!:«1.99 M e e t MOT AMO IW IIT tTAUAM Dear sir: CNId Mild ' Pranka la 79* The following towns agreed \o consumption rates “have not scheme, it would be virtually im- marijuana. Fava’s Building Wreckers for Farmer’s Cooperative Alaskan Lox lT'1.89 Pork Sausage J*1.29 As you know, last year, our (East fM ZM fOOM lAlOMI accept more students at the 6700 per ( Association, Inc., demolition at 59 Apel Place, $1,200. Clifford St. Onge for Mrs. Gordon Todd, aluminum White Fish 1 *1.19 TOR M M T Hartford) Board of Education voted pupil flat fee: Farmington, Granby, siding at 182 McKee St., $2,450. to phase out its participation in Manchester, Newington, Plainville, Turkey Bar WHI11M1AT l.11.99 SHOBTRING Project Concern. Things are tough all over J.F. Motowidlak, wood-burning stove at 16 Frederick Simsbury, South Windsor, Suffield, Salads ANOMl^llMf” ..49' Del Monte 1 MUSHROOM 1 Elna • Sliced At the heart of the problem was the Rd., $169. POTATOES ? West Hartford and Wethersfield. scientific value.” fact that the Hartford Board of T h o u g h ts WASHINGTON - There wasn’t a James Fitzpatrick, alterations at 215 Briarwood Dr., Carando Pepperoni J1.99 Tomato Julcel SOUP Iciing Peaches To its shame. East Hartford voted Well, sir. Hustler has a circulation $ 1,000. Education wanted the suburban wet eye in my head when Larry ■ IQODCIUH ■ ORE IDA not to participate. The East Hartford (unfortunately) of 2.5 million. But if 3-S Construction Inc., 570 Vernon St., home at 84 Kent Carando Veal Loaf. „ 89' nOUHCfCAN ■ ‘ towns to accept a flat fee of $700 per F,lynt, publisher of Hustler Andrew Tully Board of Education should recon that bundle of smut has “serious Dr., $37,000. German Bologna ..,'1.39 DINNER FRIES pupil in iieu of the per pupil cost to magazine, was sentenced in Cincin Mie PtAi cetH cvuiAPiPMucHwiMaievMeTAeAaa sider its position and vote to par literary, artistic, political or scien- Elelta Builders for Multi-Circuits Inc., alterations at educate each child in any town taking nati to seven to 25 years in prison for J ’Hot" Bagels .n;;., 12,11.09^ Vagetablee 2— 85' ticipate in Project Concern, especial tificv value,” Ronald Reagan is a 130 Hartford Rd., $30,000. A.9** 1 5 *1. Project Concern students. Power pandering obscenity and engaging in ly since declining enrollments would Communist. Macaroni & Cheese ;.r;r59' In addition, the City of Hartford organized crime. the Supreme (^urt said four years •AM. afford space for central city Our flights into space to attain Still, none of this means that what •A* 49' wanted to increase participation ago when it decided that a jury’s nan lAMD MODSI ^ Burger Bits •3.99 Noodles Green Beans ..'XiV:.. IS 69' students. earth orbit, to put up satellites, to go Hustler is the most explicit and is called a “consenting adult” may from 950 students in Project Concern determination of what is ob^ene can WOMEN’S SELF-DEFENSE WALDBAUM'S . M I P w flCevMT It would be ironic indeed if the ' to the moon or even farther to Mars not continue to read and even enjoy Pickled Beets IS Maggi Cubes CHICMIM cewTAMMe 49* tasteless of the commercial sex — or be based on local standards. The AND Pound Cake »»•* « 99* enroilment in 1975-1976 to 1,045 in gives evidence of the tremendous MIAMTLAM courts eventually decide that the only lust — magazines. It is a package of Hustler. It doesn’t mean that certain ENCIISH P M a u i ^ l E KERNEL ■levuew H i t 1976-1977; to 1,140 students in 1977- Court admitted that community stan CMHUUMUM PMI- 69' way to desegregate the City of Hart power that we have been able to creeps, for dough, may not continue EXERCISE COURSE (12 WEEKS) com OR CREAM STYLE c a m 4camM. Granola Puffs Jeno'e Snack Tray "•« 99' 1978; then to 1,235 students in 1978- reeking garbage, a crawling thing of dards would run the risk of preven MUFFINS ford's school system would be to harness and creatively use. Even the publishing trade, crammed with to publish such voyeuristic adven 1979. Remember, the City of Hart ting dissemination of materials in FOOD MART Top Frost Pizza ".'.rar 79* force suburban towns to accept core before liftoff takes place, to have pictures and text about Incest, tures in sexual tra ^ . What it does ford has chosen Project Concern as some places because of fear of Assorted Donuts p«e o p ii 99* city children and East Hartford isn't developed the transportation mean is that a small town in Maine JWhipped Topping*as:*2" its desegregation plan so that subur bestiality, oral and anal intercourse, criminal prosecution. But it con CLASSES BEGIN B&M Baked | Coronet Z" I SPAGHETTI part of P ro j^ t Concern. vehicles that moved the giant rockets may keep such stuff off its I P tH H H O a iie H S WWHOAT LOAP 0 9 ' ban students would not have to be sadism And other sexual deviations. cluded that “the potential for sup FEB. 25th FBI. Very truly yours, from the assembly building to the newsstands. reverse bused into the city. Predictable cry pression seems at least as great in Italian Bread u m o t V u u fp 55' Pea Beans I Bath Tissue I TWISTS Aldo J. Rovero launch site took incredible planning nUH DAMT O HM ini Predictably, the cry has gone up the application of a single nationwide TUITION: $68. Sf-jf? MAMIUKQ t o mu |.| 47 Rentschler St. and power. But it’s been done and n O IIS hot doo Z opi 1 . that Flynt’s conviction will open standard as in allowing distribution INSTRUCTOR: HOOD'S - i' v.:,.4' • . • V East Hartford many times over! Credit rating hurt In the New Testament, we find wi^e the door to denial of the First in accordance with local tastes.” Mr. Kwang Sung COHAGE Amendment’s right to freedom of Larry Flynt probably would not Although each case technically 1 Yesterdays frequent indications that POWER is Hwang CHEESE C O I^ N II expression. Although I am In the applies only to the jurisdiction in The Almanac also available to us as people; power have been convicted in New York Ci . . . . . HU . lu t • WMI . , ■ business of expressing opinions in which it was tried, some critics of M OBIL O IL __ that can move us on and keep us from ty. Fair enough. ’That’s what the Del Gaizo Tomatoes’SST 2 w i'l. Sweat Paas JtSTrmme 'iH Whipped Butter print, I do not share this alarm. the Cincinnati decision point out that •iHwiit Mtie ■•ATT pe«siM4PH eiMPPM 25 years ago getting mired down. BELIEVE is Supreme Court decision was all SKOAL 10W-M lly United PrrM Intcrnulional Rather, I embrace the dictum of the about. Its majority acknowledged jailing a publisher, as the Cincinnati Tomato Sauce — 27' Air Frashenars 3— M. Cream ChMte Educators propose a two-year T ^ay is Saturday, Feb. 19, the 50th one of the power words that Jesus Mr. Hwang QUAIIMZE MobiL* m'gPiemeA oTevt late Supreme Court Justice Oliver that community standards in New judge ordered, could jeopardize the ‘pidol ! course for Manchester High School. day of 1977 with 315 to follow. used. “All things are possible to him Kal Kan Cat Food vAMiimis Sp^hetti Sauce *V^Z‘** 79‘ Orange Juice 33* Wendell HolmdS that the F irst York City may differ from those in future of his publication. Jack K)W-30 j Plumbers seek to tighten local or The moon is between its new ph, se who believes” (Mark 9:23 RSV). CLASSES ARE SAFE FOR Amendment does not permit the cry Cincinnati, or in upstate New York. Gallagher, a Hustler official, told " ___ Swiss Slices ~ 89* dinance. and first quarter. FAITH is another one; “If you have Double sessions are planned for of “fire! ” in an overcrowded theater. reporters the case "had not helped" ANYONE, INFORMATIVE AND The morning stars are Mercury faith...nothing will be impossible to the company's standing with BUITONI Del Monte T Cranberry Crescent Rolls 39' Manchester High School in you.” (Matthew 17:20-21 RSV) A civilized society should permit New definition GOOD FOR PHYSICAL FITNESS. September. and Mars. its separate communities to establish creditors aiid with Dun & Bradstreet, BIC Gorgonzole Wedge 75' The evening stars are Venus, As we look forward to the begin ’The Court also submitted as new Sun lightens the snow load and standards governing how much the financial credit rating service. RAVIOLI Sweet Peas ljuice Cocktail Jupiter, and Saturn. ning of a new week, let us not forget definition of obscenity. Before 1973, SHAVER » S»fAT:,rHCf Sf Ch^dar Rerillsaiff'i: 'S 99' begins to move well. obscenity its members — by referen Well. Gallagher, things are tough Registration Now 'hiose born on this date are under the sources of power at our disposal obscenity was protected if ityias not 'S C L S f '.A N Educators approve Bowers School dum or legislation — want to view on all over. A 12-year-oId kid from what HAMUCRAFT COOL - VAPOR and the free opportunity We have to “without utterly redeeming social Call 640-0100 Puddings *2... "VT 59* plans and veto those for Green the sign of Pisces. stage, screen, or m the pages of was described as a good home con School. Polish astronomer Nicolaus Coper energize and use that power. Worship value.” Four years ago, the highest for mora information HUMlDlFIERcS;:^ •9.95 ^Margarine *ioPf** Hustler. fessed in Washington the other day to ^ MODEL«im 3 10 years ago nicus, who foi’mulated the modern tomorrow! bench decided' a work was obscene the "sexual mutilation " of an 8-year- Court admitted risk HNJUMrS SCHOOL OF THE KNOH-DO i INI «Nrio iMT Mil w I pool ariM fi I pee M U H e n e o u e i ■ o w le e 01 ie I This was a Sunday: The Herald did model of the solar system, was born Rev. Dale Gustafson, if, "taken as a whole (it) lacks old girl. He said he got the idea out of 341 Broati Straot, Manchoator not publish. Feb. 19, 1473. Emanuel Lutheran Church And that, of course, is exactly what serious literary, artistic, political or the pages of Hustler. 410 WEST MIDDU TPKE. ManchWr PAGE SIX -A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Sat., Feb. 19, 1977 ... '-'TO'A. J -
lHanrl|Witfr .■■'V Obituaries Open Sunday 9 am to 5 pm. Hmtlb 'i ' " Officials back Open Mon., Feb. 21, 1 Section Two Charles C. Heckler Washington’s Birthday 10 am to 6 pm SATURDAY hospital plans COVENTRY—Charles G. Heckler, 74, of Brewster Rd. i FEBRUARY 19, 1977 S died Friday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Vernon pand their departments?” the mayor Mr. Heckler was bom Sept. 28,1902 in New York City asked. and had lived in Coventry since 1908. Before his retire Vernon Mayor ’Thomas Benoit and Loranger said, "From a planning Town Planner John Loranger both ment in 1971, he owned and operated a dairy farm in 5 ^^ WM) ms ooMpon and 1^ .0 0 p ifth M t | standpoint, Rockville Hospital la one Coventry. He was a member of several farm-related strongly back the $1.8 million expan of Rockville's nujor assets. Slowing organizations. iHpad.IceCnain] Music unit sion program proposed for Rockville growth would have a negative effect He is survived by four brothers, Leon C, Heckler Sr. %?Tiiiia General Hospital. on Rockville.” and Paul E. Heckler, both of Coventry, Arthur D. Star-kist Sun Glory The mayor said Thursday after Mayor Benoit said he understands Heckler of Rye, N.Y., and Renee Heckler of Rochester, 6V^ oz. can asks state noon he was unable to attend a that one of the HSA's concerns is N.Y.: and several niees and nephews. lAssL Havorel|iy|„ meeting Wednesday night of the ad financial backing from the towns. He ^2811 visory committee of the Health The funeral is Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Holmes Funeral ood Bulk, Fib. aO-SM., F ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHtRCH, E. Middle Tpke. Rev. superintendent of the East Coast Conference as guest speaker. Coventry Philip Hussey, pastor. Trinity Tots for 3 year olds through kindergarten. Nursery for Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 8:30, 10: IS and infants; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible School classes for all ages Hebron selectmen decide 11:30 a.m. LOCAL CHURCHES three through adult. Nursery for infants; 10:50 a.m.. Worship gets grant GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. Service with the Rev. Mr. Johnson, guest speaker. Trinity Tote 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., for 3 year olds through kindergarten. Children’s Church for Gospel meeting. Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infante; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser for signs to go for health district ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Rev. John J. Delaney, vice. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. Jam es Archambault and Rev. Worship Service, Sanctuary, with the Rev. Mr. Curtis, now delegated to local health sanitarian, five environmental health pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Killeen. HRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main The Connecticut Department of By KAREN BISKUPIAK Francis Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Migr. Edward J. preaching. Church School; 11 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff departments. The district Board of personnel, and a secretary- Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school auditorium; Sun St. Transportation has awarded an $11.- Herald CormpondenI Reardon, pastor emeritus. HaU. < Health would consist of represen bookkeeper. day Masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon II a.m., C3iurch Service, Sunday School for pupils up to the 000 grant to the Town of Coventry for in school auditorium. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9, SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1226 Main St. age of 20, care for very young pupils, subject of the lesson- The Hebron Board of Selectmen tatives from the member towns on 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. a highway safety program. First Selectman Aaron Reid said THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Capt. and Mrs. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, pastors. sermon, “Mind,” golden text from the Bible, "Let this mind has decided to take the necessary the basis of one per 10,000 population, UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 185 Woodbrldge St. Anouncement of the award was he has not yet received a figure from Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Services, Pastor Webb preaching, in you, which was also in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 2:5. The steps to join a six-town health dis with a maximum of five board Rev. Robert Baker, pastor. "B e a.m.. Adult Bible Study: Gospel of Luke, Sunday. made by State Sen. David N. Barry, the Town of Glastonbury for the ser 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45.a.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 sum"; 9 Christian Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., is open to the trict pro|Msed by a task force which members from one town. 10 a.m., Sunday School classes for all ages; 11 a.m., Worship; School for Grades 1 Uirough Junior High, Nursery through 5 D-Fourth District, afid State Rep. vices of the part-time sanitarian for p.m., Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. public Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the studied the problem for several FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI-NATIONAL CHURCH, 7 p.m.. Prayer; 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Service, public Invited. year olds; 10:45 a.m.. Junior and Senior High, Nursery Uirough first and third Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 except holidays, a Robert M. Walsh, D-53rd District. The board for the proposed six- the next fiscal year. He said he feels months. 745 Main, St. Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 5 year olds; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching Service. free public lending library is maintained. The program provides for the up town d istrict would have nine the cost for the Glastonbury service , The first step will be a Town 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service and Bible study for all (MISSOURI SYNOD), Ckioper and High Sts. Rev, Charles W. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Church and Park Sts. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom Hall, 728 N. Main St. dating and erection of new highway members, with Vernon having three; will be greater than the cost for Kuhl, pastor. Meeting to vote on the plan. The six ages; 7 p.m.. Deliverance Service. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan Broadhead, assis 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse “ Decisions You Face — How signing. Federal funds will cover 90 Soufli Windsor, two, and the other Hebron to join the new health dis 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with C oflte Hour to fallow; 10:15 tant to the rector; Rev. Barbara West, assistant to the rector. towns included in the proposed dis FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Hall 72 E. Center St. Will You Make Them?” ; 11 a.m.. Group discussion of Jan. 1 per cent of the cost of 286 new signs. four towns, one each. trict. Rev. Jam es Beliasov, pastor. a.m., Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to 11:35 a.m., 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1; 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, trict are Andover, Bolton, Hebron, Watchtower magazine article “ Facing the 'Great Tribulation’ The other 10 per cent will be paid Each town’s part-time health 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 First and Second Year Youth Instruction. Rite 2, with sermon by Mr. Ronald Glaude, Church School, with Confidence.” South Windsor, Tolland and Vernon. The selectmen agreed to include from local sources. director would be replaced by one p.m.. Evening Service. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED nursery care, followed by coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Daily Office CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydail and Vernon Sts. Eugene Bolton has acted favorably on the Glastonbury’s request In the 1977- CHURCH OF CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Jam es D. The program is administered by full-time director, trained in public CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams St. at Thompson with sermon by FaUier Broadhead. Brewer, minister. plan at a Town Meeting, with the 1978 budget to insure having enough MacLaughlin, minister. the transportation department’s Of health. Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul Trinque. CALVARY CHURCH, ASSEMBUES OF GOD, 647 E. Mid 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship, sermon; "Bishops stipulation that the action will stand funds, just in case the proposed 10 a.m,. Worship and Church School, Nursery through Grade dle Tpke. Rev. KenneUi L. Gustafson, pastor. fice of Highway Safety. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9, and Deacons, Who Can (Juallfy” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: only if the other towns join to Insure The proposed cost, if all towns Join, health district Is turned down. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. 12, Sermon by Rev. Dr. MacLaughlin, “Prescription For the 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for all ages; 10:50 a.m., Ser “(Juestion and Answer” lesson. Correction Blahs!" A Fellowship Hour will follow the service. a total district population of at least is $1.10 or $1.20 per capita, depending The purchased service from ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, vice of Worship and Bible preaching, cUId-care and Nursery COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, AN AMERICAN UNITARIAN UNIVERSAUST SOCIETYi E u i, Communi A Coventry article in Friday's 40,000. on a fee schedule for health district Glastonbury had been Initiated as a 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, “His Land,” a Billy Graham BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, ty Y, 79 N, Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. Herald incorrectly reported the permits, septic, well and other 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Mass in Polish and film in color, will be shown. minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Christian education. The district would be formed under temporary measure pending forma 10:30 a.m., Karen Offen who is associated with the program name of a town resident who was related activities. The projected cost English. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church and Chestnut 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, kindergarten through provisions of state statutes. The tion of an area health district or HELP will discuss "Do We Really Now Our Neighbors?" concerned about the site for a new CHURCH OF JESU S CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Sts. Rev. Ronald Fournier, Rev. Dale Gustafson, pastors; Jen Grade 4 continuing during the service. Sharing Group, 20^0 statutes require a public hearing, is also contingent on a $1 per capita other local action to provide the ser Nursery and Sunday School, coffee and conversation. town facility. Woodside St. & Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. WaltiTn, bishop. nie Jones, intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. Class led by the Rev. Mr. Lanz. 40-plus CTass led by the Rev. after which the question of joining state grant. vice. It has been In operation for a 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sun NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 300 Parker St. The resident was James Loyzim of would go to the legislative body, in The total budget is estimated at number of years with no additional Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship, Cluipel Service for Mr. Stairs; 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, message: "How Do I day School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Know God Hears My .Prayers,” _____ Nursery, ^ prowded;______6- k p.m.. - - . Ripley Hill, not Steven Loisen. The Hebron, the Town Meeting. $145,942. Besides the director, there time provided over the initial one- 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: "Children are children; 9:45 a.m.. Church School, Adult Forum and Bible CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Study Group will meet together in chapel, topic: “Covenant Youth Fellowships meet. Group Experience, "Psalm s” led by Herald regrets the error. would be a physical director, a chief People...Too” with the Rev. Harold Jester from Springfield, The district would take over duties and-one-half days per week. Burton D. Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. Membership” led by Pastor Gustafson; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. the Rev. Mr. Lanz, 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School from Grade 10, Mass., preaching; 9 a.m.. Church School, Nursery, Nursery for infants; 2:30 p.m., 'SMART'; 8:30 p.m., Youth open CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Main St. Rev. Neale Nursery for small children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2; 6:30 p.m.. Junior Youth Bolton^s library meeting at the church. house. McLain, pastor; Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate pastor. School through Grade 6, Nursery for small children. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all ages; 10:45 a.m.. Mor CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED has many visitors PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Sp.flce St. Rev. Art Kay, TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. ning Service, message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Children’s Area police report moderator. CHURCH OF CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Norman E. Swensen, pastor; Mr. Milton Wilson, assistant to Jr., pastor. Church and Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, In a report to the Library Board, 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship, Nursery the pastor. message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided. Raymond WooIIett, Bolton librarian, provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, pludy and fellowship. 9 a m,, Lighthouse Bible Study, Simpson Wing; 10 a.m.. 8:30 a.m.. Worship Service with the Rev. Paul Johnson, new East Hartford fourih-degree larceny (shoplifting). each for court appearance March 23. said 655 persons from surrounding Court date is March 14. Gonyaw. was held at the police sta towns used Connecticards at Bentley Ernest E. Little, 16, of 67 Burnside tion on r 110,000 surety bond. ’X-X-X'X■X-X■X•X^■X^•:•^^X❖ ^X-^X■^^X■;■^-X•X:^XrX:X:XrX^:X Memorial Library in a six-monUi Ave., East Hartford, was arrested Vernon Greg Gonyaw, 19, of 10 Eleanor period. Friday on a warrant charging him Tracy E. Moquin, 19, of 19 Upper Dr., ^ s t Hartford, and Ann Marie The Library Board is requesting with conspiracy to commit second- Butcher Rd., Ellington, waa chafed COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Nathan Hale Lemak, 17, of 30 Wilson Lane, Ver School Rd. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 16 Church $21,622 to operate the library in 1977- degree burglary and conspiracy to on a court warrant Friday with thin)- AREA CHURCHES non, were arrested by Vernon Police 9:30 p.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School; 7:30 p.m., Bible St., East Hartford. Rev. Henry J . Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. 1978. commit third-degree larceny. degree robbery and second-degree Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. Friday night on drug charges stem Study at parsonage on Cornwall Dr. If its budget is approved, the The charges stem from a Jan. IS larceny, Vernon Police lald. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church School for Nursery through Visiting firehouse ming from a local and regional In FIR ST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 Oak St., East Hartford. library will be open Monday through break Into a home in which a stereo Police said the chargee stem from junior high; 9 a.m.. Church School for senior high and adult vestigation. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. It Dispatcher Ken Roback, accompanied by his dalmation, Squirt, and other items were taken, police a Feb. 15 theft of $723 in cash and SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED C lS S S 6 S Police said the two were taken into 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd. also will be open Saturdays from 2 to said. checki from 100 Talcott Ave., Evening Service. South Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Ckiventry, Rev, Robert K ST. buNSTAN’S CHURCH, Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. explains a fire engine to a large group of visiting kindergarteners custody at about 10 p.m. in the 5 p.m. from September through June. He was released on a $250 surety Rockville. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Old Town Rd. 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Worship Ser Bechtold, minister. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. from South Windsor. The children, who attend Orchard Hill parking lot of a Vernon drlve-ln From gift monies the board recent bond for appearance In Common The accused was released on a |1,- 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. Morning vice. 9:15 a.m., Cliristian education for all ages; 10:30 a.m.. Ser Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. School, visited Manchester’s Eighth Utilities District Fire restaurant. Elach was charged with vice of worship. VERNON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Rt. 30. ly purchased a wood sectional card Pleas Court 12 here March 14. 000 non-surety bond for court Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. Department this week. (Photo by Vincent) illegal possession and possession CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church School for all ages. catalog unit for $203. appearance March 9. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. with intent to sell controlled drugs. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Miller, CHURCH, Ellington. 44A) Bolton. Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar. Nursery provided. Melvin Sllversteln, 40, of West minister. 10:15 a.m., Cotfee hour; 11 a.m.'. Worship Service, Sunday 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m.. Church School; 10 a.m.. Hartford was arrested Friday on a The arrests were made after a School. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF EAST HARTFORD, warrant charging him with transmis stakeout of the restaurant, police Cathy F. Laualer, 21, of 5 Quarry 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church School; 7 to 8:30 Holy Communion and sermon. Nursery care provided; 11 a.m. (Southern Baptist Convention), 38 Main St. Rev. C3iarles Parish Coffee Hour. Budget complaint rejected said. St., Ellington, suffered minor in p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hart Conley, pastor. sion of gambling Information. Police said the charges were juries in a one-car accident In the ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Wapping. Rev. ford Friends Meeting House, 144 S. (Juaker Lane, West Hart TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Meadowlark Rd., Ver 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Warship Services which are interpreted complained to the Tax Department deadlines for legal advertising. The arrest stems from Investiga non. Rev. Donald McClean, pastor. C o v e n t r y lodged in connection with an in William McGrath and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. ford. for the deaf. Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday School; 6 last fall about the missing columns, The Tax Department failed to rule tion following a police raid Jan. 27 at Vernon-Rockville Poet Office Charges that the “missing Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School p.m.. Training Union. saying Jesse Brainard, Town Council on the charge that the Town Charter the East Hartford Variety Store at vestigation by the Vernon Police parking lot Friday morning, police 11:30 a.m. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph columns” in Coventry’s 1976-1977 was also violated by the action. 1235 Main St. Silverstein was special services unit and the Capitol said. Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue. chairman, authorized dropping ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. budget violated state statutes have Heffernan advised Mrs.Wilmot to released on a $250 surety bond for Region Crime Squad. Police said she wai driving west on Rev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. River Rd., (^ventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 a.m. figures of town department and town Paul J. Bowman, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, associate been rejected by the state Tax seek advice from Schwebel on that court appearance March 4. Also arrested at the restaurant Union St., turned Into the lot, and Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30 and 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service, (9 a.m. and noon. minister. manager spending estimates from Department. matter. Friday night was Michael Bunker, 18, struck a utility pole. She wai treated 11 a.m. during July and August). WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 1790 Ellington Rd., 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible G ass; 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in the budget document. The department’s “review of the of Campbell Ave., Vernon, charged at Rockville General Hospital. ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, minister. fants through Grade 8; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, the Rev. Brainard denied the charges and Mark Robinson, 17, of 9 Hopewell records of the town failed-to disclose Mrs. Wilmot said she would not with illegal possession of marijuana. a Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. 9:15 and 10:45 a m.. Worship Service and Church School. Mr. Eusden, preaching; 11:45 a.m.. Coffee Hour. explained that Acting Town'Manager St., East Hartford was arrested She was issued summons for ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. any violation of state statutes,” Tax Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:30 William Parsing, rector. nR ST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF ANDOVER, Elizabeth Rychling dropped the talk to Schwebel because he Friday at the Bradlee's store in the Ms. Lemak and Bunker were driving without aJicente. Court date Commissioner Gerald Heffernan and 10:45 a.m. 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church School and Nursery. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J Reese HI TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA-TIONAL CHURCH, columns of figures after Schwebel represents the interests of the town. Charter Oak Mall and charged with released on |1,(XX) nonsurety bonds is March 9. minister. ’ AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH, 661 ROCKVILLE UNITED METH-ODIST CHURCH, 142 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, said in a brief letter to Town Atty. said the action was legal. She said she is not satisfied with the Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, minister. Grove St. Rev. John W. Mortimer, pastor, 9:45 a.m,. Church School for kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 pastor. Abbot Schwebel Friday. The columns were dropped by Mrs. decision and plans to take her com a.m.. Worship Service. 8:30 a.m., "Back to God” hour radio broadcast, WTTC (1080); 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m.. Junior High Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Mrs. Dorothy Wilmot of Coventry Rychling because of pressing plaint to Gov. Ella Grasso. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School and Adult Bible Study; 11 a.m.. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., Rockville. FIR ST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,, Vernon. Rev. and Sunday School; 4 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Worship & rvice; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Nursery care for Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses 8:30 John A. Lacey, minister; the Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. IN ELMWOOD small children provided. (Polish) at 10 a.m. (Folk) at 11:15 a.m.. Vigil of Holy days at 7 assistant minister. 44A), Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell, pastor. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland Rev. Francis J. p.m.. Holy day at 7:30, 9 a.m., and 5 and 7 p.m. Confessions: 10 a.m.. Worship Service, child and infant care available, Plainfield results Clearance Outlet 10 a.m.. Church School for age 3 through Grade 12, no confir Plainfield entries O’Keefe, pastor. Saturday 4 and 7:30 p.m. coffee fellowship after the service. A Mein Showroom Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 8:30,10:30 ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South mation Gass this Sunday, Nursery available; 10:45a.m., Giffee ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 69 Union St. Rev'. m ., jaftaUi FIMy and 11:45 a.m. and Conversation; 11 a.m.. Family Warship Service, Nursery M n n w • u P“ ... ■ mok SlOH - m vu. c«i lo e i New Avenue Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. Windsor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar. $iMm a M }• 12*1 l.UrtCaH ,11 1. Tilo« Mim H 1. Saa Lard 1. Oi Tbt la 14-1 1111010 provided tor infants through Grade 2, sermon: “pre-Ash 1. IM LSalecwt lUMaktrau S-l Ft$7 VMKE CMSMB) IK a MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m.. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, first and zcku«(m m 5 - s n i S-2 lU T im r lUnllM xflriHRM H! Take tsN 41 oN l-ea Wednesday.” ■Cl luuiti 1^! IMchOlaalt IScarnWra 4-1 2- RakialaMa IIJB 4JI X2I XMab 4Ma j * 3X17 (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Evening Service. third Sundays of each month; Morning Prayer second, fourth I Qmitt km 7*1 4. Nets CmUi Uanq M XM 2JI i la in nitT lft.1 ^ f I 4. Strukar's hiUi H i Qmm Md 4. M IB 3-1 teakk 214 pkd 44X21 le S. Main Slreol A 9 a.m., Sunday &hool; 10 a.m.. Worship Service. and fifth Sundays. T itenTk 2-1 S. Unw H ig X\ iCMtAb 5. 4w HeCraebaa 4-1 3- Sa$^te X4I ST. BERNARD’? CHURCH, Rockville, Rev. John J. White, IMlVUm 7*2 iM cM t S. Rara'i Crichal 711:41:41 Partela 412 pkd 411X21 New Britain FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Main St., Coven IMkirriri 16*1,\\ i« m -■ M » i FIcM MKtr 12*! I M t ir 4. lalapaM 2-1 Trtteta 244 pkd 472XM ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt. 30. Vernon. Rev. pastor. Rev. William J. Flynn, associate pastor. Rev. Frank ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Hebron Rd., Bolton, Rev. c 4 fi RCJa nsM >-2 7. ft .lliS M 7. hjtlM Frid 7. tepkitetar 12-t IteMa 112 pte 41X41 7. Tm'i Iki IM UMmfWiMFin OOm X14 (A) Avenue ' ’ l l Robert H. Wellner, rector. Alagna, weekend assistant. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. try. Rev. Bruce J. Johnson, minister, LMlCribny J;! tcNnStik IS imh Owivin LUa 4-1 Trilacta 2-1-3 pte I1412B Fwrth Sfadh sum S-14 (I) Xteaaw’s M i IM SJI XN 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Service and Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7,8:30,10 Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9:15 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Church Lane House; 11 a.m.. SmrI Teas 7«a»ftb M n tlM ila IXM SM 1. M t e n V2 I.Sw i ImM ; J 1. Hnm Flask 1. Itecr TiMda 3-1 7-Pvatea Pal XM X4I X4B - Church School. and 11:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Worship Service, Nursery provided in Giurcb Lane House, ser 1. M IM IMk'illin 1*2 1. Sham Ktbbt l-tea'tMsr IM 4.41 7-taritedad 4M 1*1 LlMkkfiMU ,1; Ilrica4M« ,2*! l U r n u m 4* i Ttlaii Rail 12-1 IQ A U I M M M I F M f 4- tetrkaaHay 321 T lftS lM mon : “Keep Company with Christ,” Miss Ella-Jean Streeter of S-2 I Mbit t 12*1 X NithMt FtaUiart 12- X Friinte Riidtr 14-1 lULMk iS fid M 21 4. Mmia firagu tekka lU pkd 4SXN rx iT West Simsbury, guest minister. Coffee Hour following service. LM i Im 4*1 » 4. SM N Nim H 4. PH m W Kt 2- 4. CatHN 11 M M a 7U pte 42X21 Parfada 111 pkd 412I.N llMlaBM 12*1 1 M i'i WiTN X latea Kat 4-1 TrHeeta 7-44 aaM 422441 S. f m h g m IS c M Iu l 7-2 i ,H s. KmcA Hast Lavt Irifacta Xl-7 pkd 4I47M (D ftSWiW:W;::Ws::::::W5SS:::WS:::WXW:w::;^Wx-:-x-x-x-x-x-x-x->:-x-x-:-;-x-X«XW:WX«XSffl!<««4«^^ 1 ItttwtirTiMBn flM fireat 7*2 iR a k a M 1 Happy's Sister 2-1 9aly lU7pte422JI fM ...... BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bolton Center 7. fcliiUwi Beiiti lS-1 7.1 friRtir 7. frat kmi 7. Reno Svaaoey 4-1 m XII (0 lU x m d m IM 7. b M , M a 5-14 (H) Uknk^.kf 7.N SM XN L Faki FM lD-1 L dmac Rim S-2 iOauktot L SbM Qm t frintar's I Irinte m S-l Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, minister. Best let Floppy't Sbtar 4-Fraa«ay rrsMTratel 24M IJI 4JB 2-HteOrtfU SM XN I 10:15 a.m.. Church School and Nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Worship k 12tb 7-NWa Cite ke XM XN 7-Rayk Act 7HA 3X42 XM MOMT SKOM. NOUUT M 7 K 1- Rayal Ikraya XM i pkd M Service, sermon by the Rev. Clifford 0 . Simpson, pastor Sdi R S-ll 7lfc I S-ll Oader'i Special: Kera' 4li:3X7l 213 421 Wings of evening 3rt«WI 1. Rtiab Davta S-1 LRtavjRtd 12-1 Cricket k 9tb a 3l 2 akdp ------437JI CM emeritus Center Congregational Church, Manchester; 7:30 tetebU7pte44XM Trtfada X2-7 pkd 4M7I !«*.• . . lU U m 2. RF Sktr Zippar 4-1 2. IR Lard Graforr lB-1 PwfaetJ 417 pte 424X24 1. X] I Jknri M 7-2 I Taa Latter 2-1 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellowship. 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Repentence is Prayer is a relationship with God Pilots of the purple twilight, 7:30 P.M. what you can make K H KT - Eiaert Paackar k IM (teMa lit pkd 4I.N Saparteta X2-71 pkd SIMM I/) more than feeling sorry for your sins her bow until it came time to dock. happen than about what aocitas SPIMI - 4tey Una k 7tk Parfacta 111 pkd 43X21 mowttdMi and not a talisman to protect one dropping down with costly CLOSED ______TfHacta X13 pkd 4NSJ4 NMIE:342MI has happened to you.” or "doing penance.” It is a "change from harm. Recall that when Jesus Without that little tugboat she would bales; ALL WELCOME of mind,” a turning about, a rejection have been helpless. Essential to the Praise the Dwelling on your mis prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, Heard the heavens fill with fortune, real or im Washington’s Birthday of old standards and an acceptance of asking that His Father remove the whole trip was the part played by shouting, and there rain’d a LORDI that seemingly insignificant tug. aginary, locks you into an FORMAL DISTINCTION those which are in tune with the mind cup from Him, He concluded ghastly dew Monday, February 21,1977 ’This story came to my mind this ever-passive role in life. of (Thrlst. "Nevertheless, not my will but thine From the nation’s airy sonocE So long as you sit and wait EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS (Rentals & Sales) In the Roman Catholic tradition, be done.” We read that an angel morning as I was reading the book of navies grappling in the central for the hammer-blows to CL BRjUiTOUESK Highw ay...... 649-5070 the name “Ash Wednesday” refers ministered to Him (Luke 22:43) but Acts. 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If we ignore His I m d i r life’s race. “I can do all S thou art and unto dust shalt thou believed his conversion except Bar- And the kindly earth shall GOOD FOR ALL 1077 WEDDINGS. Easy Storaetda Parking presence we can go through our days S liO things in him that return” are repeated as this is done. nabus "who brought him to the slumber, lapt in universal law. No clear date has been assigned for without Him, faltering on our way apostles” (Acts verses 26-31). F« hill Cal strengtheneth men.” No DepMlI Nw ObllgakMi without that "invisible means of sup In commenting on this poem he (Phil. 4:13). Call fur turiKcr infomuHoe C/D WuHellal the beginning of this custom, but it Those obscure Christians who said “ ..I’ve always had a lot more S3S-370I/ goes back at least to the synod of port” which we find in prayer. So, made possible Paul’s great wprk were CHURCH OF (Ircv Enpagcmeni Photo TabM faith in poets than in reporters. 8 4 S ^ b> Joe Miwie Photographer) Beneventum in 1091 which expressly first thing in the morning essential to God’s purpose. God CHRIST Reporters just tell what has commands this for both clergy and acknowledge this relationship by tur needs your help whether you are like Lydail and Vernon Streets itofcwtyiwi T * ning to Him. happened...but poets, some of them, M mI m n ih h THE FORMALWEAR SPECIALIST laity. (This information comes from a meteor Rashing across the sky or "phone ; 646-2903 they write about what’s going to See our value We wish to invite you and your wedding por r WiitoiWI "The New Schaff-Herzog En Some find that a verse of Scripture just a flickering candle shining in the comes to mind such as "This is the happen.” ty to view the newest and utmost in formol cyclopedia of Religious Knowledge” ) darkness. packed circular in today’s paper Fashion. Our guorontee to you. the widest day the Lord has made. I will rejoice A chuckle “How shall I pray?” Harry Truman’s selection in the area to choose from with and be glad in it.” Others recall a After a few weeks in Bible class, a complete sotisfoction. Recently a young person in the ear favorite poem ^^His Land^^ SALE STARTS phrase from a familiar hymn such as girl warned her brother, “If you work ly twenties asked, "How shall I OPEN MON • FRI 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. “Spirit of God descend upon my I have been reading "Plain on Sunday, you won’t go to heaven.” The thrlllino story of Israel from snclent to modern pray?” As we talked about this, I - IN ROCKY HILL heart...” Some use their own words Speaking” by Merle Miller, an auto This news upset her brother. "Daddy bmes. Is a one-hour color feature motion picture. SUNDAY SA T 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. □ made a few suggestions that might biography of Harry Truman. It — “ Father, I belong to you," or has to work on Sunday because he's a The “Billy Graham" film presented by World Wide Juvenile & Bedding Center be of help to some of you. During the “Lord, be with me through this day.” plo.nsed me to find that one of policeman,” he protested. ‘(Won’t he Pictures, Is truly a feat of color, sound, and song THRU SATURDAY 569-2516 1930 Silas Deane Highway next few weeks. I will consider some There may be no actual words but Truman’s favorite poems is also one go to heaven?” "Of course not,” she An unforgettable experience! Shown at Calvary of these in this column. a flick of mind in awareness of His of mine. "Locksley HaU” by Ten HOLIDAY STORE HOURS: FORMAL DISTINCTION Take ExH 24 oil 1-11 said. "They don’t need policemen up Church, Sunday, February 20 at 7.-00 pun. For the there.” SUNDAY-11 A.M. to 5 P.M. A South to Rocky HW whole family. Free-will offering. MONDAY-9 A.M. to 9 P.M. H.W) S IIA KH I.A N K 647 E. MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER TUES. thru SA T .-IO A.M. to 9 P.M. KAS r IIA in h'OHD ' t I PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conit., Sat- Feb. 19, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Coon., Sat.. Feb. 19, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B News for Senior Citizens By WALLY FORTIN Windham upsets Tribe, Their students will put on an Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., bus leaves for HI neighbor! Well, our Variety because he was very interested in our vacation. We will have hob water Pinochle - bridge excellent show for you so plan on shopping. 10 a.m., square dance Show isn't that far away and so far welfare, I hope you’ll find time to at available for any who wish to bring Then on Wednesday morning, we being here. class, oil painting class and ceramic everyone involved is working very tend and pick up your tickets soon. sandwiches in order to stay for the had 35 players for our pinochle Mini-bus class. 1 p.m., return from shopping hard. We can still use a few more Tickets are limited. The affair will full day’s activities. games and the winners were: Vin and Senior Bowling League at volunteers as ushers, and most of all, be held at the Army and Navy Gub Getting back to the Variety Show, cent Borello, 635; Michael Don’t forget now, our mlnl-bus will be ready to start picking up you folks: Parkade Lanes. three-way tie in CCIL we need lots of help to sell our on Thursday evening, March 31. Ac we need to borrow a few tambourines DeSimone, 602; Scott, 596; Lillian who are not on the regular bus route, Wednesday: 10 a.m., pinochle tickets. tion will start with a social hour from and wonder if any of you folks have Lewis, 588; George Last, 573; Helena games. 12:45 p.m., bridge games. 1 starting one week from Monday, By LEN AUSTER It took almost two hours to com quarter, 18-10 and at at the half, 29- The show is scheduled for Friday 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. when a roast one. If so, and you’d be glad to let us Gavello, 564; Anna Thompson, 564; p.m., craft class. Bus pickup at 8:30 slapp^ with two technicaU, of which use it, please drop it off or call our of Feb. 28. This means if you need a ride Herald STOitswriler plete and it Included; 1) 49 personal 25. There were 25 turnovers, 21 fouls and ^turday evenings, April 1 and 2, beef dinner will be served. Olive Houghtaling, 552; Martin a.m., return trips noon and 3:30 p.m. Hayden converted Into three points to our centeb, you must call our of fouls, 2) four players—Manchester’s and only 20 successful basket tries at starting at 8, and Sunday afternoon at UNICO gift fice and we’ll pick it up. Bakstan, 551. Thursday: 10 a.m. to noon, open What started off beautifully with 26 seconds left. Next week Gloria will be back in fice on Friday, Feb. 25, so that we Jeff Kleman and Dave Wyman and the end of 16 minutes ol play. 2;30 p.m. We had a very pleasant surprise That afternoon, we had 3 tables for card playing and visiting. 1 p.m.. Fun ejid ed in disaster as Four WhippeU hit twin figures lad action and so will our Ceramics will know how to arrange our pickup Windham’s Dave Blay and Steve The Indians could manage only one We need people to come in and pick the other day when Deputy Chief bridge and the lucky prize winners Day featuring Lee and Beverly Bur by Risley ’s 18. Blay and Shane had 13 Gass. Also on Wednesday afternoon schedule. Manchester High was upset by Shane —fouling out, 3) 36 turnovers, field goal in the third stanza while up a handful of tickets and then do Richard Sartor stopped by to hgnd were George Last 5,170; Esther ton’s dance students. and 10 respecUvely with Hayden con the craft class will be busy making Scbedule for tbe week Windham High, 60-54, in a wild 4) 61 foul shots, 5) K missed foul the Whippets, now 12-7 over-all, some selling for us. Here’s a chance me a check for |200, as a donation Anderson, 4,000; George Vallone, 3,- Friday: 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen tributing 11. John Pisch led all things for the big show and could use and wooly CCIL basketball tilt shots, 6) one brief scuffle, 7) two tossed in eight to take a 41-36 lead for some of you who do not have the from our adopted parents, UNICO. 990. Sunday: 1:30 p.m., Variety Show social games, one can of canned good scorers for Manchester with 23 with time to be in the show or able to help more help. On Thursday afternoon for our Fun rehearsal. last night at Clarke Arena technical fouls —on a frustrated In Into the final period. Manchester Scott Hyde and Rick Marshall hitting We certainly appreciate them for each needed. 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., set dian coach Doug Pearson, 8) lots of us as often as you'd like to do being so generous to us. If you recall, Day entertainment. Celeste King our Monday: Gosed for Washington’s which was packed by over 1,200 ripped off the first eight points of the for 12 and 10 respectively. B la s te d back games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., confusion, 9) Items which can’t be last canto to lead, 44-41, with 5:41 something important for us. So drop they donated a super-sound eight mm program committee chairperson had Birthday. return trips at noon and 3:30 p.m. paid customers. Jeff Kleman, who saw maybe six by and pick up some tickets and we Bowling a group of our seniors perform for us. documented, and 10) not much left. But then disaster struck. minutes of playing time, tallied just movie camera. Now this donation The deci'slon, coupled with basketball. will be grateful to you. The action here at the center starts 'The following performers sang and Whippet Larry Hayden, who u w three points. will be a long way for us to buy a Wethersfield’s win (58-54) over Manchester led at the end of one Speaking of tickets, please don't with our Senior Bowling League at put on skits; Jim Rizza, Ethel more of the bench than his normal Manchester’s Jayvaaa wonod up •- super eight projector. So on behalf of Simsbury and Penney’s victory (63- forget that I have some for the the Parkade Lanes with the following James, Toni Pouech, David Hutchin OLE BLUE EVES place on the court, got in long enough 11, bowing 67-« to Wtndhsm. our members, my staff and myself, 53) over East Hartford High, means testimonial dinner for our good we all wholeheartedly thank UNICO results: Women — Gass A (over 100 son and Irene and Theodore Bourez. Drive ro'MDrk & Rerurn of Nighr to hit two jumpers to give hit club a the 1976-77 CCIL title will be shared CCIL Standings 47-44 lead. After two Steve McKenzie friend and Deputy Mayor Jack for being so considerate and kind to average and under) high single and Jim Rizza won the candy heart. listening to FRANK SINATRA Thompson, who because of business three ways. charity tosses, 5-11 junior guard us. triple, Lee Steinmeyer, 122-329,; Men Next Thursday for entertainment, w. 1. engagements had to reluctantly — Class A (over 130 average) high our very good friends Lee and Bever Each winds up 13-5 in league play Girls Risley went to work, scoring Windham (60) — Shane 5 0-1 10, Another reminder that the center while Windham with the win gamers Manchealer 13 5 resign from the Board of Directors. triple, Clarence Peterson, high ly Burton will have students from 7 - 0 6 a m onci 4 ^ 3 5 p m six points in a one-minute span, for a Kokoska 12-4 4, BUy S 34 IS, RUey 5 will be closed on Monday, but will be the No. 4 spot at 11-7. Manchester, Welhert field 13 5 Jack has always been concerned single, Frank Kisonas, 231; Men — their dance class entertain us. The 'Weekdays 53-46 advantage with 1:50 to go. 8-1118, Hayden 3 04 It. Oankt 1M 4, open the remainder of the week. Wethersfield, Penney and Windham Penney 13 5 about our seniors and was most help Class B (130 average and under) high Burtons every year volunteer their Manchester, which winds up 13-7 Miller 0 04 0, Shea 0 (M) 0. Totals 20 However, we will not be serving any will all take part in tbe CGL playoff Windham 11 7 ful in many ways and certainly single and triple, Harding Carrier services to teach our group some of UlinFil230 overall, came back to trail, 55-M, 20-32 60. meals at all for the week, because which begins Friday. The site Simsbury 10 8 deserves this recognition. And our students and cooks have their 180462. the finer steps in social dancing. on rheA M diol with half a minute to go. A hard pass Manchealer (54) — Hyde 4 44 11, (probably ^ r k e Arena) isn’t set and Conard 10 8 Marshall 5 0-2 10, Kleman 1 1-1 3. HiDsied by Jeff Jocobs Presenred by Groreb'iifpigef Hall went out of bounds in the Indian end the pairings have to be announced. 9 9 and the ball was ruled to belong to Wyman 0 04 0. PUch 7 9-14 IS. The game had just about Fermi 8 10 Finnegan 1 04 2, Beaupre 0 04 0, Eaal Hartford Windham. Pearson, who bad been everything, and in a way the least 2 16 displeased much of the night, erupted McKenzie 0 2-3 2, Sherman 1 04 2. Operation Rice Bowl said the ^ tte r. Enfield 1 17 ToUls 10 16-20 54. SUNDAY Viva Paper seelnc It the other way and was plans are announced ■ M W H P v Ragular Hows Operation Rice Bowl is being sponsored for the second Towels consecutive year by the Manchester Area Conference of B d u k k i b I o p e n 1 2 3 c t Churches division of social action. Operation Rice Bowl Invites every Manchester area, roll Eagles rally for 15th victory family to participate each Wednesday during Lent M O N D A Y „ Passover In eating a sacrificial meal and placing the with th li coupon S purehtM ol $7.50 or more. By DAVE ROBACK beginning Thursday at the University money saved Into a rice bowl, which Is kept on the table SUPERMARKETS Feb-|j Umlton».V»lldF«b,20:M. is r a fast-moving offensive plan In order Heim nine. Tbe FalcoM were paced of Hartford against top-ranked 104 to catch up. during Lent/Passover. The money saved may be either Correapondent by BobTanguay (10) and Burkt (U). 9am to 6pm “ South Catholic. Blast, 32 In the HCC But a bit of anxiousness hit the Marty Schwager hit a jumptr and brought to the participant’s church or synago^e to place The saying ‘The hurrier I go will oppose 35 St. Thomas Aquinas In locals also as they committed three free throw with two second! left to in a large rice bowl or send a contribution to the the behinder I get’ is not exact the other bracket of the playoff. Manchester Council on World Hunger. straight turnovers. But St. Paul give St. Paul’sJayvees a 7049 win In ly proper English but it would didn’t capitalize on the situation and The participants are asked to pray for the starving peo The Eagles, who enjoyed the lead the prelim, ^ c HaR paced the be a proper way of describing instead fouled Mark Dumais who ple of the world before the sacrificial meal. since the 7:45 mark of the second young Eaglet, now 139, with 13 converted both ends of a one-and-one. Rice bowls are being distributed this weekend. the final 10 minutes of basket period, found itself In a strange situa Mints with Pete Klro and Mark A technical foul was slapped on the The menu for Ash Wednesday is Navy bean soup, com ball between East Catholic and tion near the end of the third quarter Murphy adding 21 and 13 markari bread, carrot sticks and a beverage. Baked beans may be St. Paul. Falcons for entering a pigyer not respectively. as a fired-up Falcon squad cut a registered In the book with 26 subsitituted for the soup. m ( H T B E E F m m A costly error, a forced game plan, seven point deficit to.one, 3334. Foul seconds left. Dumais converted the Eaal Catholic (59) Heim 4 14 I, Navy bean soup and execution of it proved to be the shots by Rick Halleck and John Center Cut USOA Choice USDA Choice Beef USDA Choice Beef penalty and he and Carlson made Carlson 6 74 19, Donnelly 1 31 I. 1 cup dried Navy beans USDA Choice Beef downfall of the Falcons as they Burke suddenly gave the Falcons the both ends of one-and-one situations to ' Tboompson 3 0 4 1, Dumais 9 7417, 4 cups water dropped a 59-52 decision to the edge, 3337, at the end of the period. put it out of reach. Undberg 3 316, HaU 0 IM) 0, Murphy 2 slices bacon, chopped 7-Bone Beef Underblade Eagles last night in Bristol, thus Boneless Top Blade A driving Tim Reynolds’ layup "We played Intelligently and In J. 0 04 0. ToUla 23 1333 99 1 small onion, chopped cancellation of any State Tourna tensely when we had to,’ commented St. Paul (52) McCutcheoo 0 34 3, ment participation. made it 4337 but the steady inside 1 tsp. salt. Chuck Roast Chuck Roast Shoulder Roast Steak Bone In Herald angle East coach Stan O g r^ lk , “I w m Maghini 0 04 0, Peceviefa 3 34 9, Wash beans and soak overnight in the water, or boil for The victory places the locals’ final play of Gary Carlson and Jeff Helm put East back on top, 45-44. The pleased the way we came back when Tanguay 0 39 18, Hamel 0 04 0, two minutes Ip the water and let stand one hour. Add regular season ledger at 15-5 while we were down by three.’’ McMahon 0 04 0, Reynold 0 04 0, bacon, onion and salt and cook for I tk to 2 hours or until $ 1 St. Paul drops to 9-11 and out of post Eagles then went to a steady and $403 $427 Earl Yost deliberate tye of offense thus forcing Carlson led all scorers with 19 Hailek 133 9, Burke 9 3313, Miller 0 tender. Add more water if necessary. They can also be season play. But St. Paul, 37 in HG), points with Dumais adding 17 and 04 0. ToUU 18 1319 93 cooked all day in a slow cooker. lb lb lb Sports Editor will participate in the HGI! playoff the Falcons to force a shot and to ran Prayer (Before praying, read Matthew 26: 37-40) Father-God, hear us as we bow before You. Help us to USDA Choice USDA Choice USDA Choice Beef USDA Choice Beef remember that though we live in plenty, there are those 1,000,000th Prasser and Tyler In the world who live in great need. Help us to search out Ruling firm hut... he’s anxious to try out his new golf ways in which we can begin to solve the inequities that Beef Chuck Whcle Fresh Bottom Rpund Boneless Don’t look now but the Recreation clubs and has set a starting date of exist in our world. Multiply the gift we give today Uiat it The first look at Departoent’s decision to allow only the final Sunday In March for a round Mrs.Doll was the pace Tech triumph may reach to the ends of the earth. Amen. Shcrt Ribs Beef Brisket Roast Boneless Rump Steak the Silk City League to use non at Ellington Ridge...One reason tbe the New England 1,000,000th fan to m residents on team rosters during the University of Connecticut gets more Whalers for Mrs. Vi see the Whalers play 1977 slow pitch softball season in publicity that any other state college vian Doll of 136 at the Hartford Civic Leading all the way, Cheney Tech outdistanced Rocky Hill $435 Manchester is far from final. on the basketball scene Is hard working Joe Soltys’ close contacts Cnter St., Center. She accepted High, 90-76, in Charter Oak Conference basketball action last Lenten activities lb 'l b Mel Siebold, Rec director, and Carl Manchester, proved the ticket from a night in Rocky Hill. lb Silver, who runs the 10-league spring with the media, plus the most attralc- •1*! tive schedule. Photos of home games to he a lucky one last friend to see the The win improves the Beavers’ and summer program, Irath stood The Terriers outicored Cheney conference m ark to 5-13 and begin Wednesday firm In their stand to ban non are also supplied to state daiUes by night. game. from the floor, 34-33, but the aggregate docket to 314 while tbe residents except for the Silk City loop UConn at no charge...What’s Dave homestanding club only went to the USDA Choice Freshly Ground USDA Choice USDA Choice Beef Terriers slip to 231 in the COC and 2- in their appearances before the Ad Cowens of the Boston Celtics think foul line 13 times, converting eight, The Second Congregational Church of Manchester 17 over-all with the loss. visory Park and Recreation Commis about playing “home” games in Hart while the Techmen were an im Lenten activities will Include a series of meetings on Boneless Cheney led after one quarter, 27-15, Extra Lean Boneless Boneless sion this week. The latter backed the ford. “I don’t mind the playing but I pressive 24 for 32 from Uie 13foot “Death and Eternal Life’’ starting Ash Wednesday and don’t like tbe (two-hour) bus ride,” and at the half, 5338. Each side concluding April 6. move. line. Chuck Rcast Ground Beef Beef for Stew Shoulder Steak he answered...Currently on rugg^ tallied 20 points in the third quarter Cheney Teeh (90) — Prtner794 The series will open at 7:30 p.m. with a worship service A legal ruling is awaited from At- 13game road trip, Cowens said in wiUi Rocky Hill only able to slice 20, Gustamacbo 514 12, Boudreau 3 in the chapel of the church followed by the program at ty. Vic Moses, town counsel, on the Whalers deserved three points off the ^ a v e r edge the Rog. Prico SAVE Reg. Price SAVE dicrimination charge levied by Hartford this week: “If we can come 44 8, Ertel 7 34 17, Tyler 8 44 30, 7:45. $ 1 final canto. $420 $420 $443 David’s of the Feline League. off the road trip with one more than Vlolette 3 33 9, Millii 1 33 4. ToUU Topics to be discussed include a comparison of death 1.39a George Prasser and Kevin Tyler 1.49. David’s feel that the non-resident wgjose,we’ll be ail right.” 33 24-32 90. from Jewish and Christian perspectives, the medical lb lb to triumph hut... each had 20 points for Cheney with lb Roeky Hill (76) - Spellman 5 34 aspects of death, funeral practices, an examination of the rule should apply to their league as well. Off the cuff Bernie Ertel adding 17 tallies and 12, McLeod 3 34 6, Wren 5 1-1 11, Bible regarding death and eternal life and discussing sophomore Dave Gustamachio 12. Under tbe Rec’s plan, each Silk “ It’s a whole new ball game McMahon 2 31 4, Anthony 6 04 13, death with children. By EARL YOST Gary Hunter had 19 points and Jeff City entry may list as many as five today,” one-time major league Hunter 8 3419, Blanar 104 2, YanelU The program is open to all interested persons, and USDA Choice Beef USDA Choice Beef USDA Choice USDA Choice Beef Sporti Editor Anthony and Mike Spellman 12 non-residents on rosters. baseball pitcher Pete Naktenis of 4 2-2 10. ToUU 34 313 76. registration may be made by calling the church office, apiece (or Rocky Hill. Siebold and Silver feel that special Manchester noted yesterday in If ever a team deserved to win it was the New England 649-2863. Top Blade Pull Cut Beef Porterhouse Whalers last night...but it didn’t, bowing to Birmingham 3-2 when A Confirmation Gass is being formed for young people consideration should be given Silk Ci reference to players’ salaries. The f i S A M l r Tail-less ty, a Gass A League, because of the former southpaw pitcher was with Mark Napier executed the hat trick. from Grades 9 through 12 who are considering church Steak Boneless Flank Steak e i a a K Extra Trim membership. Sessions will begin Feb. 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. Sirloin Steak caliber of play offered and due to Connie Mack’s Philadelphia (^Utandlng on bothjnds of the ice spectator appeal. Athletics in the American League and will continue through May 21 with reception into the were goalies John Garrett of the Napier’s goals. No. 41,42,43, came Penney tops EHHS, The Candlelight League, and the Cincinnati Reds in the Bulls and Bruce Landon of the church June 5. $444 in each period, the winner at the 1:48 $459 $483 Manchester’s other Gass A men’s National League...Boston Lobster Whalers. Garrett was confronted There also will be a pre-membership class for adults mark when both sides were skating circuit, sought the same status as the tennis crowds picked up 50 per cent a with 46 shoU, losing just two - rMkie who are considering becoming members of the church. lb lb lb just three men following a wild brawl shares loop crown Silk City but the request was denied. year ago and World Team Tennis George Lyle’s 30th and Tom This group will meet weekly from Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. at the end of the second period which The feeling here Is unchanged on reported a gain of 30 per cent at the 'Webster’s 28th while Landon was through April 3. Reception -into membership for this was -ignited when Tim Sheehy, a the issue. The non-resident rule box office. Chris Evert is one of peppered with 31. Both net-minders group will be Easter Sunday. More Information may be More Vafues from Flnastl More Vsfuot from Moat Stn^U.S^J former Whaler, sucker-punched should apply to all teams and several $100,000 players in WTT. The came up with several fantastic By BILL McAVOY obtained by contacting the church office. Homogenized < • 3 7 Marco Hot or Sweet Johnny McKenzie and the latter went leagues, with a limit on the number No. 1 female player In the world will saves- before 9,505 fans. Cormpondrnt Italian down. Finest Milk S l S a u s a g e Style lb9 9 ^ each can use or to ban all outsiders appear in Hartford this summer It just wasn’t in the cards for the WithsUnding a late charge, Penney High hung on for a 6353 victory over without exception. against the Lobsters. Fifteen of the Whalers to post their second win in Napier’s first period score came crosstown rival East Hartford High In CCIL basketball action last night at the 99% Fat Free 4 2 9 Celebrity Imported 1 lb can Ruling that one can and nine can’t top 16 women tennis players in the gallon as many nights. Four times the p u ^ with a five to thnw advanUge. Lan Hornets' gym before a crowd of 1,000. WESTOWN B e f i t M i l k carton Canned Bacen 9 9 ^ just doesn’t add up. world are sprinkled on the rosters of hit the goal pipe and bounded off to don made several great stops before With the win, Penney ups iU league Gerry OUro and John Dixon with 14 WTT entries...Tom Happeny, former the side. tbe Bull’s top scorer lit the red Ump. mark to 135,154 over-ail, and gains and 12 tallies respectively. Blast Catholic High and University of The Whalers hit the road now until Lyle’s UUy was on a power pUy as a share of the (XHL championship Penney't jayvees won their ’'I ACs ON* 'M'l 'I S'. • ■ I ’ Just wondering 13th Hartford athlete, is now a mem b^ of March 2 and will have a fight on their was Napier’s second. with Manchester and Wethersfield. straight and finished at 131 with a 83 Just Wondering Department: If the South Windsor police d ^ rtm e n t ass HARTFOKT RD. MANCHISTIR hands to sUy ahead of the BulU for The Whalers hold a five-pointed The Hornets finish tbe campaign 46 win . Joe Derohlnian had 15 potnta A4S-S330 non-residents are going to be allowed and is attending the police the fourth spot in theWHA’s Eastern edge over the Bulls in the sUndings. with a 316 record. and Scott Bums eight for the young 'A' Ml NO ^ Ml AH H St k’Mv. t St OKI to play softball in Manchester will academy...New York Yankee out they be charged the same Poor shooting by both teams Knights while Tommy Plefka had 14 Hoods Regular orPremium Treesweet Frozen J fielder Roy White has rejected a marked the first quarter which saw points (or tbe young Hornets. membership fee as local players? $100,000 salary, up $10,000 from a 6ozd That’s something the board of direc Penney take a 139 lead. Bright spot Penney (63) Francis 3 14 9, OPEN Ice Cream ga? O range Juice cansW year ago...The Boston Red Sox list for Penney was Brent Young who ac tors may want to check, or even the five doubleheaders at Fenway P trt, Young 10 44 24, James 2 310 9, Advisory Park and Recreation Com counted for nine of the markers. Jaworski 4 39 11. Lynch 1 7-13 9, M i DAY the first twinbills in years...Have a Sports brieft The teams traded baskets early in mission...George Marlow reports nice weekend. Grady 1 24 4. Guzzardi 132 2. ToUls P o t a t o e s the second period before the Knights 22 2144 63 Sunday Eastern U.S. No. 1 Washed hit 14 unanswered points and a 2311 Hartford (53) Otero92414. I Lenten Seafood FsvoritssI lead. The Hornets went on a six-point Dixon 6 30 12. Lawtoa 2 30 4, iFrozen Skinless Fillet A ^ 3 9 ttr. M l Fsvoritnl i Baseball Mets and fMtball JeU hl.l’etersburg, Fla...Five persons spurt before an 11-2 burst by Penney Grabowski 2 30 4, Kasper 0 1-2 1. were killed in melee following soccer which left tbe Knights ahead at the Domestic Sliced to O rd e r^ Q A ^ have agreed to plan to remain at Jones 3 2-2 8, Bolduc 2 04 4. Jalbert 1 kHaddack box" B l r d F o ^ ( , 101b K W W W C 11th straight hoop win Shea SUdium in New York next game in Guatemala City. Players on intermission, 42-19. 2-2 4, GuidotU 104 2. Totals 23 74 93. Shrimp Cocktail out . . '‘•T 1.59 SibRih we A o l V bag r^ookad Ham I 4 season... Bob Lutz stunned crowd in winning team were attacked with East Hartford didn’t quit, bag \ \ ■/ t\ MaryUnd by whipping GuiUerroo machetes. however. It came out In the third Frozen St'lmon Trout...... 1.49 quarter, shot well and played solid Mini Snow Crab Claws AiSUn . .99* to lb Imported Swiss Cheese. . 1.991 for Coventry High five ViUs 44,7-5,74 in Ocean City TennU bag 1 Apples!fl'r'i??r3.:i79* Oranges 9.«*1 Tournament. He’ll face Vitas defense. The Hornets cut Into the Colossal Shrimp .... 7.39 NY Style Pastrami...... • 1-39j GeniUitis who upset Illie NasUte in Knight lead trailing 5338 going Into Big year OPEN 7 a.ni. to 9 p.m. Cooked Fish Cakes it: ... 89* Hillshire Farms Kielbasa . 1.39| Remaining in a tie for first place in Regional, 62s», Kuckville Hinli was today’s finaU...Lanny Wadklns and Today's TV sports the final stanza. But the deficit was CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - New Fresh from tfreFfmstaakeryf in-Ston Bsks ShopI the Charter Oak Conference, Coven routed by St. Thomas Aquinas, 90-48, Tom Purtzer are tied (or first pUce too large to overcome. Hampshire’s two sUtemtmed ski Th« Food Stomp Program Italian Hot Ham...... T'1.29| try High won its 11th straight, 66-S7, 3 p.m. - U(?onn vs. Vermont, (Th.24 M p s tmoolh out tho edgoa Lenten Favorite pkg 12 Fresh Cake Oonuts 'aHHS; m 89* South Windsor High fell to Hartford in Los Angeles Open at the haUway Penney went tu the luui line 44 areas will break the $1 million lOur Staff Is ilere all ol inllatlon and putt mort Vermont Sharp Cheddar .1.99] over East Hampton H i^ to highlight Public, 71-05, and Rham fell to point...Cale Yarborough won the 3 - Pro Bowlers, Ch.8 times but converted only 21. It won it revenue mark this weekend and tbe and battar lood ort liia tablet H o tC r o s a B u n S ^ w w P Enriched Rolls ...... a°>79* Hard Salami 6/c...... 1«89| last night’s area schoolboy basket Portland, 76-56. International Race of Champions, a 3:30 Pro Tennis, Ch.3 from the stripe, however, as the state's $1.4 million ski revenue 7 Days k Week- 0) many lamMitt. You may 4 - Notre Dame vs. West Virginia quality. The bast way to find Fresh Salads ..... 49* ball action. A1 Schmidt netted 40 points to lead tuneup for Sunday’s Daytona 500... Hornets outscored the K ni^ts from record should (all by March 1, out II Food Stampi art lor aj $4 ... Coventry, now 16-1 in the COC and 17- Judy Rankin bolds one-stroke lead 4:30 Wide World of Sports the field, 2322. Young led all scorers George Gilman, Commlsaioner of To Serve Your Family! available. you II to call loll Irea aoo- Cookies ...... 40.99* Elsewhere, Ellington High bowed 5 - Sports Spectacular AMdable Ordy M rmaal Slorvt biBi 94a Shepa Nova Lox...... S1.79* 1 over-all. East Hampton fell to 11-5, over Joyce Kazmierski in Orange with 24 points with Tom Jaworski ad Resources and Economic Develop 642-1508 WhftoBrMdOM" I ARMaMOnfymFtAMiStorttMdMM OakOupii to non-conference foe Valley 11-7 with the setback. Blmos Blossom Golf Tournament in 6 - Los Angeles Open, Ch.8 ding 11. Blast Hartford was led by ment. said Friday. Pricaa afiecliva February 20 thru Fabrutiy 28,1977 in Manchester. Vernon. East Hartford We Re$efve the Right to Limit Ouentitiet Not Re$pon»t>;e for TypogrephiCBl Errors j ' I \ PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Sat., Feb. 19, 1977 MANCHKSTSR EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Feb. 19. 1177 - PAGE SEVEN-B HaIpWaMad 1$ S3 Hamae Far $ah S3 Hemee Far tala 33 Hemee Fer tele 33 ANDOVER, BOLTON, MANCHESTER - Chsrmiiw 6- ' Scoreboard COVENTRY. HEBRON A Stars out, Threat of strike room ahunlnum sided Cipe MANCHEmR RMidenU. RANCH with such (eatnres as a S h e H e r a l h One Licensed Real Estate flienlace. walMo-wall carpet, Agent needed In our Boltco of Sm a mam. Iw |t IK NMB. Ms built-in appliances and more. OPEN HOUSE WHA fice. Lenenger Co., Roaltors, o4 >•ll•t•■«•U «n*t, OMr WadM SdMl. ia,SIS. U)cated In one of Manebesters Earn by NHL Barons CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 64U71S, o r U 4 » l . most dtsirablo W L T Pts clubs win ■Mighborboods. Call today. 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Colored flzhiree. 7 foot on a five-game iosing professional hockey Birmingham shaded New enjoy the 17'x2S’ family room Suns. Julius Erving led the bulR-in vanity, firepiMe. Se ^ ^ streak, had to face Chicago Friday night came not details were revealed-w as England 3-2, Calgary took INDEX in this T-room Cape plas the 1 cond floor has three 76ers with 29 points, in announced shortly fireplaces, garage and many Houston ° «a without center Bill Walton, on the ice but in the Cincinnati 5-3 and Edmon N O Tie it ADVERTISINB bedrooms, large living room, cluding 14 in the final beforefirst-place Houston, ' - L o « ino Found other features. Located doac nice kitchen, tUe bath, colored San Diego 24 2 M sidelined with an achiiles financially troubled ton edged Winnipeg 3-2. J - Porionoli RATES to fcfaools, shopping, church, Winnipeg 3i 2326 2 M tendon injury, yet period. which has the best home Larry Lund and CaiA 3 — Annognctmtntt futures. Separate etUltles. waters of two this home Is a good buy. TUs two family looks just like Edmonton 24 32 2 W prevailed 90-87. Pistons 107, Bullets 97 Connor scored third-period 4 — Enttrtalnmtfli 1 day .. . i u word par day Priced in the Mo's. Zinsser 5 Auctioni 3 daya .. . IOC word par day a Dutch Colonial home. Cloae Calgary 22 29 5 M Third-place Golden Bob Lanier scored 35 franchises struggling goals and Mark Howe Agency, 041-1511. to abnping, schools and boa. FINANCIAU 8 days . . . . Sc word par day STEADY WORK - Reliable, points and hauled down 16 Pro hockey i 26 daya — Oc word par day E ic e U c n t^ . Only |tt,500. Phoenix 22 23 ^ ™ State, minus high-scoring for survival. assisted on all four goals to 8 — Bondl'Stocks-MortoRQM hard worker who wanti rebounds o help Detroit 8 — Parsonal Loans 15 wor'da S2.00 minimum Manchester Realty Company, Friday's Results Rick Barry —suffering The Cleveland Barons power Houston’s victory steady employment and good MANCHESTER-Enjoy coon- S S a S S k tH cool off the league’s hottest 10 — tnsuranca Happy A d a ...... $2.30 inch lid, 5 4W S a B irm in g h a m 3, from a hip pointer since issued a strike threat to over San Diego...Mark income, call 51M880 b etw m try life within mlnotfi of dty TedO«o«**W team. Washington had won e m p l o y m e n t 9 and I only. attractions, in this Im England 2 Sunday’s All-Star Game— club owner Mel Swig, record in hockey, downed Napier fired in three goals 13 — Htfp Wantad 19 of its previous 24 games. maculate 0-room Ranch on Houston 4, San Diego 2 also got a subpar game demanding they be paid by the San Diego M anners 4-2 to lead Bir 14 ~ Busmass Opportunitias Lanier and Howard Porter 15 — Situation Wantad NURSES AIDE - Part time, 7 half acre lot. Fireplace, ga^ Calgary 5, Cincinnati 3 from second leading scorer Tuesday-or their sticks Friday night. mingham...Butch Dead- a.m. to 3 p.m. amd 3-11. Apply age, wall-to-wall and more. BOLTON each scored six points as EDUCATION Edmonton 3, Winnipeg 2 Phil Smith and saw In and skates would stay in Aeros’ owners have said marsh scored with 4:39 to 8 - Privata initructlona Torri - In person, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Priced in the $40’s. Zinsier fUaeii • EicqllMt c*«41tlM. 00 WHITE STRIET Detroit outscored * — Schools-Ctassaa To a girl that la ao grarHt Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut Agency, 046-1511. t m i Ukt privllifM. | oq6 diana's Billy Knight score the locker room. that an average attendance go and Bruce Grieg pfc'ted “0 — Instructions Wantad •Urttr or rtUNmset loom*. ft7,> Washington 16-2 over a 3:58 Who cornea from Manchaatar Street, Mandiester. Don Lappan wotiM Mw ID Show you Hirouah UU* a game-high 34 points, yet The ultimatum, issued of 11,000 per game is the up his first goal of the lovoly 0 roam Cogw In Hw popular Homy atrool span in the third quarter to NEAL ESTATE land stopped the Pacers 116-111. before Friday night’s 3-3 financial break-even point. season on a penalty shot to 3 — Homas lor Sala Whether she llkee It or not take a 70-54 lead. 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FURY I ® ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 1*56 LTM gives Tartuffe’ G ^ E MARy' t y LER MOORE ler Dinner theaters CBINTHENEwis The LiMe Iheatre of Manchester State artiste axhibH 2:00 Beth Fowler headlines a 16- (£ 0 9 8 MOVIE I BLANSKY'S BEAUTIES presents “Tartuffe” Wednesday and An exhibition of work by Connec (COLLEGE BASKETBALL EL member Broadway cast in Rodgers QD LITTLE RASCALS Thursday at 8 p.m. and Friday and ticut artists will be held at the Slater ) a U B and Hart’s musical comedy, “The ® WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday at 8:30 at East Catholic Memorial Museum in Norwich from TENNIS ISEMERQENCYI ^ y s from Syracuse,” playing at the •u n d s t a q e High School. March 27 through April 23. Four ® WASHINGTON WEEK IN ^ c h lig h t Dinner Theatre in East REVIEW „ ■■ • The LTM production of the Moliere prizes will be awarded. £ T H E ^ n e w h a r t s h o w Windsor through March 6. ® GRAND PRIX TENNIS ■ FRIENDS OF MAN classic comedy will be presented in Entry blanks and a prospectus are 2:30 At Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre in £ 8 F I S H available by writing to The Slater O I LOVE LUCY the period of 1669 when the play was Higganum, “West Side Story” with 8:57 first produced. Both costumes and Memorial Museum, The Norwich ^ E ^ g perspective on 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE music by Leonard Bernstein plays 9:00 scenery have been researched to Academy, loe Crescent St., _ 3:00 through March 23. Playing the Norwich, Conn. 06360. £ ALL IN THE FAMILY assure that they are authentic for female lead, Maria, is a naUve Puer ■ PARTRIDGE FAMILY £ 8 STARSK Y AND HUTCH that time in France. A special raked 8 0 8 NBC SATURDAY to Rican, Jossie de Guzman. James NIQIffAT THE MOVIES stage has been built and painted in Powers is cast as Tony. MOVIE STAR TREK ® PBS MOVIE THEATRE 18 false perspective for the production. On Monday at Pine-Brook, the At the Athsnsum § Tickets will be available at the Amato Opera Company of New York £ THE 19TH ANNUAL door. COLLEGE BASKETBALL GRAMMY AWARDS SHOW presents Verdi’s “n Travatore.” At the Wadsworth Atheneum in 3:30 Hartford, there are several ongoing At the Chateau de Ville Dinner £ THE CBS INVITATIONAL 10:00 O MY THREE SONS ■ NEWS Theatre in East Windsor, musical exhibitions through March. Among At the Bushnell the new ones are photographic works ® P T L PROGRAM £ 8 MOST WANTED toghlites from “The Most Happy 4:00 O MOVIE The Bushnell Broadway Theatre Fellow” will be presented throngh by Ansel Adams, collage scenes of HOGAN’S HEROES 8 PBS MOVIE THEATRE Series presents The Young March 6. Hartfbrd, a new sculpture by 8 ■ REGIONAL COLLEGE 10:30 BASKETBALL '77 BLACK NEWS Americans in “The Music Man” for Christopher Wilmarth w hi^ is made of steel and etched glass. 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL '77 FESTIVAL OF FAITH two performances on Saturday 4:30 8 10:35 March 5, at 2:30 and 8 p.m. at A special 24-hour telephone MISSION IMPOSSIBLE ® GOODIES Antiques show ''IC B C ’S WIDE WORLD OF 11:00 Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. number, 247-9111, is available to The Tolland Historical Society will ■ KING OF KENSINGTON The matinee performance offers callers, giving weekly information 5:00 £ 8 NEWS sponsor an antiques show at the £ CBS SPORTS SPEC 11:15 area students a half price ticket dis about current exhibitions and events. TACULAR count for any seat in the theater. For Tolland High School today until 9 8 OICK VAN DYKE SHOW p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 O VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM 0 8 NEWS reservations, call 246-6807. OFTH E SEA 11:X p.m. Refreshments will be available. ® NOVA (CAPTIONED) £ N E W S Besides the displayed antiques .for Musical events 5:30 • ■ PETER MARSHALL 3128,000 QUESTION WRIETYSHOW Shakespeare canceled sale, there will also be for sale a The U.S. Coast Guard Band will UVING FAITH £ MOVIE present a concert of chamber music S 6:00 The American Shakespeare history book of Tolland. A feature of O HARNESS RACING FROM the show will be a continuous slide Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in Leamy £ 0 N E W S YONKERS RACEWAY Theatre in Stratford has canceled its O BREAK THE BANK show featuring slides of the Tolland Auditorium at the Coast Guard 11:45 1977 season because of insufficient (E M GLEN CAMPBELL-LOS 8 NBC'S SATURDAY Bicentennial parade. academy in New London. On Feb. 27 ANGELES OPEN funds. However, the theater will re- at 8 p.m., the band will perform a RAQNG FROM AQUEDUCT 12:00 iMin open during 1977, presenting PROGRAM UNAN £ MOVIE program of marches. Both events are 8NOUNCED alternate attractions on its stage of Art exhibits free. Q CHAMPIONSHIP theater, music and dance brought to ® STUDIO SEE WESTLING Mrs. Frank F. Atwood of The Hartford Chamber Orchestra 8 BLACK PERSPECTIVE 1:00 the theater by independent Manchester, a member of the features Allen Rippe who will per ® O P E N D (X )R a m o v ie producers. a STEVE ALLEN'S LAUGH- Manchester Art Association and form Concerto for Saxophone by £ CBSNEWS ' BACK other art groups, has some of her Glazounov on Sunday at Millard a O MOVIE 1:15 paintings on exhibit this month in the Auditorium of University of Hart 8 0 S NBC NEWS 8 MUSIC HALL AMERICA Premieres in Hartford main office of the Vernon National ford, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hart 8 ® ZOOM 44 The. Hartford Stage Company in Bank at Vernon Circle. Her most re ford. For further information, call Home Box Office Hartford is showing two Edward cent award was a third prize for-a 247-6042. water color, “Morning at Woods Philip Malinoski, Kathy Crane and Albee premieres now through March Here lx the week’s schedule Tuoaday 6. The two one-act plays are “Coun Hole” at the Tolland Art Association Bridget MacDonald of the tor Home Box Office on 5:30 -Braakhaart Paaa ting The Ways” and “Listening.” show at the Rockville Library. Manchester area are among 60 Greater Hartford CATV: 7:30 —Craiy Mama (00 -Bfaakhaart Ph o Angela Lansbury and William Prince An art exhibit of works by Southern musicians representing tte Julius Today 1130 —Craiy Mama Connecticut State College art star in both, udth Maureen Ander- Hartt Junior Orchestra, Hartt 3:%0 — Brnkhurt P«u Wadnaaday nian added to the “Listening” cast. students is on view in the Lyman College of Music, ton i^t at ^ 5:00 —ClMdran'i Thctlrt '5:30 — H laaoufI Braaka For reservations, call 525-4258. Auditorium art gallery in New Haven Music Educators National 4:00 — On Locallon (30 -N B A BaakaUtalL Nuggala through March 11. Conference concert in Washington 7:00 — amkhMrt Pua V i. Nan 9:00 -BMW MMIw 10:30 -C h aSa iaa D.C. 11:30 — On Location MMiigM -Boani ol a Womwi The Golden String Quartet of the 12:30 -B«tW MMIar Thuraday At Foot Prints Sunday University of Connecticut in New 5:W -kitam adna Prolaol There will be an exhibition of re Haven will present a free concert 3:00 — HlndanOoffl 7.-00 -Skarlock Hoknaa' BmwMr Thursday at 8 p.m. at Engleman Hall 8:16 — RNnootroa Brottiar cent paintings by Peter Edlund and 7X»-Hindwibiirg (0 0 -OaMa and Lombwd Peter Waite at Foot Prints Gallery, 115, e iS —Otbla and Lamtwrd 1 1 3 0 - O n Location Weekend, an entertainment and 466 Main St., Feb. 28 through March 1130 — Sown 0 11 Wonidn Friday liie GaUery Dancers will sponsor M onday television supplement, is published 18. The public is invited to a cham an evoiing of country dance Friday 5:30 -CNUran'a Tliaaira 530 — OWy Mondy each Saturday by The Manchester pagne reception Feb. 27 from 4 to 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints, 488 Main (.30 Blaeti Bird Evening Herald, Herald Square, 730 — Manwclnd ProlaGi (00 -AA U Track Moat Manchester, Conn. 06040. p.m. For further information, call St. For further information, call (3 0 — On Location 11:00 —Castes Altesk si 0mm 643-8953. Frank Van<3eef at 6494(808.' 1030-SmoMora BroBwra 1 ^ - K u n f Fu: Saaan aioan el 1130— Laoomba. Lucian Dragon Page 2 - WEEKEND - Feb. 19,1W7 Waterbury chicken auctioned for $45,000 This week’s movies on TV a a r t f i W i By RUSS MacKENDRICK cent, and diamond rosette. To d a y From now on let’s treat Waterbury with A discussion with a poultry expert M onday 4:00 (9) “Strategic Air Command” j(* a r^ floMR (1955). James Stewart, June Allyaon. due respect. This “Running Chicken” fan brought out the cherry point that the 1:00 (5) “The Projected Man” (1967). ankiMooffl/ cy cancellation has just turned over at chickens are not running scared, they are 11:00 (5) ‘"Ihe Devil’s Disciple” (1969)! 9:00 (3) “The Parallax View” (1974). Blary Peach, Derdc Farr. Burt Lancaster, Laurence Olivier. Warren Beatty, Hume Cronyn. tekaalNtiiMd $45,000 — said to be the running happy, as at feeing time, for in 1:00 (9) “Bedford Incident” (19n). 2:05 (9) “My Sweet CharUe” (1970). 12:30 (5) “Frenchman’s Creek” (1944). stance. Some^ing about the position of highest auction price C # o m n e Riduird Widmark, Sidney Poltler, Mar Patty Duke, A1 Freeman Jr. , Joan Fontaine, Arturo De Cordova. INvy Nvim tin Balaam. for any U.S. cover to O l O f F I p a the head and the wings. 4:00 (9) “Crash Dive” (1943). Tyrone 1 12:30 (9) “Room Service” (1938). The date. g n H Handy paperback 1:00 (22) “Virginia City” (1940). Errol Power, Anne Baxter. | Marx Brothers, Lucille Ball. Flynn, Miriam Hopkins. It is the handiwork of , Hot off the press: TTie first edition of 9:00 (8^0) “From Russia With U ve” 2:00 (3) “TTie Further Perils of Laurel Mr. John W. Hill, who COmS Linn’s World Stamp Almanac. It is a (1963). Sean Cofinery, Daniels Biancfai. served Waterbury as and Hardy” (1967). Laurel & Hardy, 12:30 (5) “Battling Bellhop” (1936).' towyourf paperback, 25 chapters, 718 pages in Charlie Chase, Jean Harlow. clerk and/or postmaster for 53 years. In Bette D ai^, Humphrey Bogart. Thursday wsMdy cluding an index, (^ice: $10). 2:00 (SO) “Adventures of Don Juan” the course of having fun with a pocket . % ' ■ . • I. . a . * " .. 12:30 (9) “Kiss the Blood Off My . One most welcome section is called (1948). Errol Flynn, Viveca Lindfors. 11:00 (5) “The Malta Story” (1954) (• AIMAV knife and some cork stoppers, he made Hands” (1948). Burt Lancaster, Joan the mirpelt of “Stamp Issuing Entities.” Besides what is 3:00 (9) “Mighty Joe Young” (1949). Fontaine. Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins. M IMfwfyi hundreds of designs that are now avidly dowrttown mandUetw* J j§ in Scott or Minkus, you will find Bamra Terry Young, Robert Armstrong. 12:40 (3) “The Falling of Raymond” 2:05 (9) “What’s So Bad About F iling (• collected by cancellation enthusiasts. (1888-1894), Banat Bacska (1919), Chios, 6:30 (5) “AU in a Night’s Work” (1961). .(1971). Dean Stockwell, Jane Wyman. <5ood?” (1968). George Peppard, Mary Around the time of these hellawhooping Coamo, Vilnius, Zalaya — and dozens of Shirley MacLaine, Dean Martin. Tyler Moore. headlong birds (1869), it was up to the other little-known stamp places with bits 6:30 (9) “The Unearthly” (1957). John 4:00 (9) “23 Paces to Baker Street” ir'vs'. * postmasters to supply their own “killers” of their geography and background. Carradine, Allison Hayes. (1956). Van Johnson, Vera MUes. and the Waterbury creations are far and Where else could you look if those names 9:00 (20-22-30) “Rio Lobb” (1970). John Tuesday 12:30 (5) “Take a Letter, Darling" Wayne, Jennifer O’Neill. away the most desirable. turned up in your philatelic reading? (1942). Fred MacMurray, Rosalind The Most Colorful Place Since the cork carvings were fragile, 9:00 (57) “Ivan the Terrible” (1945), 11:00 (5) “Battling Bellhop” (1936). RusseU. There is a survey of worldwide books Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart. some lasted only a day or so. It is sur Part I. Nikolai Cherkassov. I 12:30 (9) “Outcasts of Poker Flat” and periodicals and of the libraries and Belp'um, Canada, Republic of China, now because the ink was already dry on 10:00 (9) ^‘Uttle Laura and Big John” 2:05 (9) “Lost Flight” (1969). Uoyd (1937). Preston Foster, Van Heflin. In T m m ! prising that the one here with its wingtips museums where they might be found. Christmas Island, Czechowslovakia, Den my copy and the information was (1974). Karen Black, Fabian Forte.'' Bridges, Anne Francis. and wide-open toes was able to survive They tell where and how to order from mark, Greenland, Malawi, Monaco, seemingly still valid. 10:00 (24) “Ivan the Terrible” (1945), 4:00 (9) “Love Me Tender” (1956). three applications. But here it is, as used postal agencies — from Abu Dhabi to Zam Nauru, Penrhyn Island, St. Vincent, P a rti. Elvis Presley, Richard Egan. Ovor on one-cent Franklin stamps on the 29th of bia — usually giving the printers of the Bulletin board 11:15 (40) “HlUer: The Last 10 Days” 11:30 (3) “The Dirty Dozen” (1967). Friday Swaziland, ’Tuvalu, and Russia. May have 3000 November out of Waterbury, CT. (Note stamps. (We know that anything from missed one or two but these are definitely Local precancel specialist and MPS club (1973). Alec Guinness, Diane Cilenti. Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine, Charles Bronson. j 11:00 (5) “Lawman” (1971). Burt Lan Cohn- the “CT” — not so new!). Courvoisier or De La Rue can’t be too the good guys. member Richard Hoppbr got a silver 11:30 (8) “Pendulum” (1969). George Pq>pard, Richard Kiley. 11:30 (840) “Savages” (1974). Andy caster, Robert Ryan. to There was a total of 109 Waterbury fan bad). The book has a review of stamp award at the ARIPEX, a national show at Midnif^t (3) “Cast a Giant Shadow” Griffith, Sam Bottoms. 2:05 (9) “AU My Sons” (1948). Edward Chooto cies in the auction, bringing in $153,000. There is a repeated reference to SODAs happenings from 1970 through 1975 with Phoenix, Ariz. The nearest thing to the chicks was an (1966). Kirk Douslas. Aiutie Dickinsoo. 12:30 (5) “ Desert Fury” (1947). . G. Robinson, Burt Lancaster, From (standing order deposit accounts) — much brief older history. Here you can MPS auction and envelope-stuffing night j I 4:00 (9) “Diamond Head” (1963). elephant for $6,250, then a Brideport 1:00 (5) “We’re Not Drnsing” (1934). Lizabeth Scott, Burt Lancaster. whether or not a country will accept them, settle arguments such as “Who was the on Feb. 22,7 to 10 p.m., Mott’s Community Bing Crosby, Carol Lombard. 12:30 (9) “The Man Who Could Cheat I, uarlton Heston, fireman and a soldier’s head, .each $5,000. and the minimum amount. PMG that had the Mammarskjold inverts Hall. Death” (1958). Anton Diffring. i; I 9:00 (8-40) “SST -D eath Flight” Other skyhigh values were a dog’s head, A flip through these pages disclosed the reprinted ‘...to satisfy the demand!?” Stamp and coin bourse at Andover, MA, I * (1977). Robert Reed, Burgess Meredith. duck, eagle, man with pipe, man with top IM Iy M S a L M following “entities” that do not sting us There is a section on postal regulations tomorrow, and another one at Orange, CT, ' 11:30 (3) ‘’The Greatest Show on EUMMirS Vernon CIrole, Vm um hat, skull and crossbones, star and cres for postage and handling: Australia, and rates. We are on a rate plateau just Legion Hall, 630 Grassy Hill Rd. Sunday I Earth" (1952). Betty Hutton, Cornel W ednesday Wilde, Charltan Heston. CIIIKr PUCE BoofCrrnm 7:30 (30) “The Seventh Craes” (1944). I 11:30 (8) “House o4 Dracnla” (1945). ___ AvaNWMo Spacer Tracy, Signe Hasso. 11:00 (5) “Flight from Aahiya” (1964). 'John Carradine. Canada hit by Citizens Band boom 1:00 (5) “Visit to a Small Planet” Richard Widmark, Yul Brynner. I 12:30 (5) ‘“Ihe Bad $eed” (1966). Nan- (1960). Jerry Lewis, Joan Bladonan. 2:05 (9) “Did You Hear the One About 'cy Kelly, Paty McCormack. im the Travriing Saleslady?” (1968). Phyllis 12:30 (9) “Horror Express” (1972). By INK DIPPER U.S., so the per capita use of CBs in license applications has been almost they’ve been able so far to cope with it and 1:00 (9) “Man of Legend” (1971). Peter Diller. Strauss, Tina Anmont. Peter Cushing, TeUy Savalas. mama Canada is experiencing a CB explosion. Canada might one day surpass the U.S. overwhelming. not fall far behind like Uie which at 3:00 (5) “The Devil’s Osm” (1967). It’s not as large as the one that hit the U.S. Mark. To cope with congestion, the DOC has times took up to 90 days to process an ROcmiE, com . within the last 18 months, but it’s still What’s causing the increasing pop Joan Fontaine, Alec hfeCowcn. allocated 17 new channels— the same new application. 3:00 (9) “The Young Warriors” (1967). significant. ularity? A lot of the same things that have frequencies allotted for U.S. CBlng — and An example of the DOC service is tem TV sports this week The country’s Depart James Drury, Steve Carlson. sparked the growth here. Canadians want set April 1 as the day the new channels can porary licensing of American CBers 5:00 (9) “Operation Snafu” (19R). ment of Communications to keep up ^ th radar and speed traps, We’fd Now be opened. The lag, IXX! officials explain^ traveling in Canada with Uieir radio gear. Jason Robards, Martin Landau, iW r To d sy ; 3:00 (840) Auto Racing: Daytona 500. ‘ (counterpart to the U.S. they like the instant convenience of CBlng is b ^ u s e the D()C fiscal year runs from Most applications from U.S. CBers for the Falk. . 2:00 (16) Tennis: Nastase vs. Solomon. { 4:00 (57) Gymnastics: Springfield Federal Communications for obtaining highway information, and April to March .31, and the channel expan temporary permits are answered by 6:00 (5) “The Ho^ital” (1971). George : College. Accopting All Commission) estimates the CBs have proven themselves time and C. Scott, Diana lUgg. 2:00 (57) Tennis: Springfield Inter- sion will coincide with the new year. return mail. Canadians going into the natiaoa] Classic. 4:30 (840) Wide Worid of Sports. that there will soon be 1.2 8:00 (29-22-30) “The (1977). Lee again during emergencies. Just as in the U.S., the channel expan U.S., though, have sometimes bad to wait 3:00 (840) Pro Bowling. 5:30 (840) Golf: Glen Campbell Los million Canadians Grant, Susan Myers, James Olson. Spring But C!anada is also, for the most part, a sion to Canada has prompted CB retailers up to three months for the FCC to send 3:00 (24) College BasketbaU: UConn vs. lAngeles Open. 9:00 (8-40) “Secrete” (1977). Susan licensed to operate CB rural country. People in far-flung areas to offer price cuts on 23-channel units to them temporary permits. VermonL i 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: Islanders vs. Blakely, Roy Thinnes. ~ transceivers. Right now there are just use their radios as a way to keep to touch clear their inventories for th4 Ochannel 3:30 (3) Ttemls: CBS Invitetioiial. jCapitols. Fashions Of course, IX)C personnel are hoping U:00 (9) “Decoy for Terror” (1970). over 200,000 legal CB sets in Canada and with neighbors. The CB becomes a party stock. 4:00 (20-2830) College Basketball: 11:40 (22) Wrestling] that they can keep up with the increasing William Kirvin,' Jean Christopher. an unknown quantity of people operating line for Canadians in isolated areas who, Notre Dame vs. West Virginia. ’The glut of license applications has put a numbers of people applying for permanent 11:30 (40) “Take Her, She’s Mine” Auk tar J«M or Join without licenses. 4:30 (840) Wide World of l^wrte. even though they might have telephones, strain on the DOC, officials say, but licensing. (1963). James Stewart, Sandra Dee. The latest FCC report shows that more 5:00 (3) Sports Spectacular. Monday ! still enjoy the companionship of a dozen or Midnight (30) "Now, Voyager” (1942). K: TUES.-UT. IM 6;00 (840) Golf: Glen Campbell Los m -M tt than eight million persons of businesses more other CBers who ratchet-jaw into Bette Ctevis, Claude Rains. I 9:30 (818) NHL Hockey: Canadiens vs. hold U.S. licenses, and it’s probably safe the night. Angeles Open. Flames. to assume that several million more The growth in Canada has given the Doc 6:00 (9) Racing from Aqueduct. Don’t Leave Connecticut 8:00 (9) Orilege Basketball :'!St.’j ^ ' « operate on the citizens band without a some of the same growing pains en license. vs. ^rracuse. Tu e sd a y SiiMS^lSSiiL countered by the FCC. In some urban 8:00 (24) College Basketball: Army vs. Keep in mind, though, that Canada’s areas, the original 23 channels have Holy Cross. 8:00T9) College Basketball: Fordham population is about one-tenth that of the become congested. And the flood of Without Us! vs. Rutgers. r~ TV channels 11:30. (9) Harness Radng. WILD BIRDSEED Midnight (9) Wrestling. HOLLISTER I It Costs You No More To use Our Services. ( S VVFSB, Hartford (CBS) Wednaaday OSTOMY PRODUCTS WNEW, New York (Independent) V ER M IC U U n WHICH CRAFT? • We’ll help you plen your long deserved e SURClsy 3D WTNH, New Haven (ABC) 8:00 (9) NHL Hock^: Rangers vs. ! •*•*■•*• Kann n il “Htadqilartnra for Handtoraftora” cruise or European vacation. Noon (57) Tennis: Springfield Inter Maple I ^ s . pomiw SOIL O WOR, New York (Independent) ■ adorb«rt«lB!r Has Supplha For • Your vacation or business travel will be easier, national Classic. PEAT POTS ® W H CT, Hartford (Independent) 1:00 (3) Challoge of the Sexes. relaxed and more enjoyable. 1:00 (40) SuperXtars. Thursday VE .AFL WES now nollablo tnm; • MACRAME a CANDLES @ WATR; Waterbury (NBC) 8 0 1:15 (24) International Hockey: Soviet • STAINED GLASS a JEWELRY ® W W L P , Springfield (NBC) 8:00 (9) NBA BasketbaU: Knicks vs. PArS MEDICAL When You TNnk of Traeol, TIdnh of UsI Naitional Team vs. Whalers. • • MAK-IT BAK-IT 3 WEDH, Hartford (PBS) Haerks. 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FBI. - SAT. - W i OPEN SUNDAY 12 a.m. - 5 p.m. L, tA P F I SAVE 20% to 35% on Shells A Shirts Sport Shirts Washington probably .B ednom . M ioig rooms would have sat here! 4.g» Ea.. 1- . IMng rooms • Oecoskmal Items I a--- Mock or cowl neck shells, I rwevwnwnBimqpppi Tuno* An reAon or pe^MeMrWlMMe' nykm or cotton; plaid or —ftoral, gaos, abstracts in a A few of our many striped aauze roll-sleeve NwmOfrMXfw rangaolcolaK StoXL. . Redkien • Convorlilos shirts; SM-L. pnmind. specially selected sale items: I T«( m liMlraeMnt L E D Knit Pants ^ Solid cherry 9 pc. dining room - . Lamps, Pictures, accessories S f u n c Mavertek Jeans Oval Queen Anne extension table, 6 chairs, 66" buffet & Svvivel rockers, curios, desks, tables, bars, China top. Reg. $1795.00 ^ 6 9 ^ bookcases, etc. S a h tM Stitched crease flares, sat-on elastic w^band. Solids or MConcLfflon r Fbra boot or abalSit style; patterns; 10-ia famous Maverick oonslnio- ^ Podoftol tobie with 4 Windsor chairs - IncrraMy Mcuraltand tlon. Indifoblue, 14oa. - .OiPtWitPIt* By Patriot Pino - extra thick top on table, 2 leaves, th ick ^ mm denim; 2 $ 42 . seats on chairs. Reg. $525.00 SALE ^ Genuine top grade nougohyde rockeModhers By Famous Collins - 3 way mechanism for full reclining comfort. Reg. $239.00 SALE ^1 ^ Trodhionol 18th century mohogony formal Sling W edge Sandals “Under” Panty Hose W estckn Drowse Alarm Pepsodent Toothpaste Schraftt's Cherries dhdng room By Burlington House, 9 pcs., including Reg. Special p breakfront. Reg. $2890.00 SALE *1800**** 3.49 2.33 Value I Ea- 2.88 S5f 56* ■s 94* 'Softee' vinyl upper, rope No see-thru panty. sheer leg. Lets you drowse, wakes you again. Low abrasion; 4.7 ounce tube. Chocolate cordials, 12 oz. wedge. Ass t colors. 5 to 10. * Velvet chain in vorious styles . a i m i i and colors. Reg. to $225.00 SALE ▼ | ‘'Vi,•tie'll. mu STATE ^ Assorted odd bods - full end queen From discontinued master bedrooms worth $220.00 to a — ___ $319 00 i U l » 1 5 9 ® ® Reynolds W rap Coronation Yarn Quaker State 10W30 Spark Plugs Overnight Pampers Solid ook trestle tobie end 6 di 2 extension leaves, formicq top. Reg. $783.00 f m 8 7 * 89c W w Skebi 541 s s?69*t oSy 1 s i1 7 mie«S99» store, freeze or cook; 25 sq. ft. 4 ply worsted weight, wash/dry. Metal Oil Pour Spout__ 4 9c Reristor Type, Rag. 1.09 87c 6 boxes per cust., no rain checks. Matching China - Reg. $550.00 SALE *3»P» G-E- 30fT-WHITE . . . Ami many more exciting volves from' all throe large fleers worn ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE VERNON. CONN. 1 MILE NORTH OF EXIT 95 off 1-86 • - 'iirV ^ ■- • -vi/i. ' G.E. Soft White Bulbs Sunbeam M ist Stick Tennis Balls Sytvania Flashcubes Sytvania Magicubes CREDIT TERMS SPECIAL OPEN SU N D A Y S 12 • 5 PACK Raw, H Q Q Can SPECIAL 4 Q 7 OF4 i ! i i > 8 . 7 0 2.47 I b WW of 3 VALUE 9 9 VALUE I , O f • Rfcvolving Charge ‘Tfespathy' 1.37 Daily 10-9 Heat control, swivel cord. 154-138 • Installment Payments 40. 60, 75, 100 watb. Most popular brands. Limit 3 cans. Package of 3for 12shots. Package of 3 lor 12 shots. • Credit Cards Saturdays 10-5 • Lay Aways colonial (§^howcase PHONE 871-0050 II A' HAMILTON BEACH 3-Speed FARBERWARE 3>/z Quart Portable Hand Mixer ^ q q Crock-R-Cooker Q Reg. 9.99 O Reg. 14.88 9 Inexpensive cuts ot meat become m i - Powerful motor for low, medium and fast speed. Beater ejector. #97 gourmet’s delight! #269 5 Quart Size 1268, Reg. 19.99 ... 13 .8 8 6-Functk^LE.D. Men's Automatic Ladies' Automatic AKa Numeric Watch Seiko Watch Seiko Watches Famous Nelson McCby “Brown Drip" Pottery Servingware 16-PIECE STARTER SET Mug, 10>/a" Baker, Reg. 1 .0 9 ...... o7* Reg. 3 .99...... 3 .1 9 Covered Onion _ _ _ 2-Qt. Souffle, _ . 27 ®® Our CALDOR and Shows hour, minutes, Reg. 1 2 9 7 Soup, R e g .2 .9 9 .. 2.39 R eg.3.99...... 3.19 .21 jewels, day, date, Automatic with 19.99 1-^ Souffle, 9" Oval Baker, „ seconds, day of the GENERAL ELECTRIC automatic with stain calendar, stainless R e i2 .9 9 ...... 2.39 R eg.3.99...... 3.19 week, month, date. less steel case and Service for 4, plates, salads, mugs case and bracelet. and bowls in brown drip finish. 6 '/2" Au Gratin, Cookie Jar or 3-Pc. Celebrate "DOUBLE” matching bracelet. Reg.2.99...... 2.39------Bowl ------Set, Reg. 6 5.99 .9 9 5.59 ! REBATE DAYS! TOASTMASTER Automatic HAMILTON BEACH ‘Little Mac" 6 2-Slice Toaster Burger Machine G.L SELF-CLEAN ]E G.E. King Size 988 1 2 8 8 " fit Reg. 13.4 9 Reg. 17.99 Spray, Steam & Dry Iron Deluxe Toast-R-Oven s?.: Toast shade selector, hinged crumb Succulent hamburgers in seconds... Our Reg. P rice ...... 3 8 .9 7 tray for easy cleaning. #B124 Oer Reg. Price...... 27.97 flip grid to grill sandwiches. #2108 "bntMt" CeUor Rebite .. . 5.00 "inttanrCaldor Rebate 5.00 Plea G.E. Rebate*...... 5.00 Plus G .E. R e b a te *___ 5 .0 0 YOUR YOUR FIHAL 1797 FINAL COSY COST sterlin g Silver & Gold Filled 14K Gold Good Luck Horns Deluxe See-Thru Frames Aluminum Frames with Mats & Glass 26” Now steams 150% longer than ever. Toasts 4 slices automatically, Hypo-Allergenic Earrings 5x7, Reg. 2 .7 9 ...... 1.70 5x7, Reg. 5 .9 9 ...... 4.19 16x20, Reg. 12.49 .. 8.7 4 or Good Luck Hand No. 1 in steam life; helps prevent top browns, bakes in heat 8x10, Reg. 4 .7 9 ...... 2 .87 clogging and brown spotting. SPECIAL 1” HORN IVt" 8x10, Reg. 6 .9 9 ...... 4.89 18x24,Reg. 1 4 .9 9 .10.49 controlled oven, 200° to 500°F. #F210WH QROUPI o r HAND 4 9 7 HORN 11x14, Reg. 5 .99. . . . 3 .8 9 9x12, Reg. 7 .4 9 ...... 5.24 22x28, Reg. 1 9 .9 9 .1 3 .9 9 Very versatile! #T-97 Reg. $3.97 Pr. mm PR. Reg. 9 .99 Reg. 14.99 *See Clerk for D e U ilt 12x16, Reg. 7 . 9 9 . . . 4 .7 9 11x14, Reg. 8 .4 9 .... 5 .9 4 A fine selection of hoops, buttons, Makes a great gift for Great frames for and drops in sterling silver and that special someone. 14x17, Reg. 8 . 9 9 . . . 5 .8 4 12x16, Reg. 8 .9 9 .... 6 .2 9 graphics, photos, doc REGINA 2-Speed Electrikbroom gold filled styles. TOASTMASTER "Sizzler 14K Gold Chain, Reg. 8.9 7 .. 4.97 16x20, Reg. 11.99 .. 7 .79 14x18, Reg. 9 .9 9 .... 6 .9 9 uments and more. WITH AIR PULSE Burger Maker ^ 70 RUO PILE DIALI f U Reg. 2 7 .9 9 Reg. 3 6 .8 8 Cooks 2 buriburgers, grills sandwiches, Air pulse lifts dirt with pulsating M R .C © F E E . steaks, etc.c.Fu Fully...... immersible. #888.. action. Rug pile dial nozzle. #B4629 Deluxe with "Coffee Saver" Our Reg. Feature 30% OFF Prices! 3 1 4 0 ESCORT LUGGAGE by AMERICAN TOURISTER Reg. 3 7 .9 9 SHOULDER TOTE 22” SHORT HOP 2 7 5 6 Reg. 31.87...... 2 2 ^ 0 CARRY-ON, Reg. 39.38.. Quickly brews from 2 to 10 cups with heavenly aroma! 2 4 ” WEEKEND 3 2 8 0 40” SUIT CARRIER Set dial to quantity you want. FLIGHT, Reg. 46.87 ...... Reg. 48.76...... 34™ #MCS200 TOASTMASTER Oven Broiler EUREKA Rotomatic Power Mr. Coffee FIR en 5 0 ” DRESS 2 6 ” CROSS 3 7 9 4 "CONTINUOUS C L E A N " ^ h Team Vacuum Pkg. ot 100. Reg. 1.49 . 88* CARRIER, Reg. 52.47 ... 36™ COUNTRY, Reg. 54.37 .. Reg. 47.99 W f Reg. 159.88 »127 TWO-SUITER 4 Q 8 8 29” OVERSEAS 4196 Controlled heat, 200° to 500°, self Deluxe 2% HP motor, 3 stage canister Reg. 58.40... Reg. 59.94 ...... cleans in cooking cycle. #5242 motor attachments. #1261 Hoover Upright Scuff resistant washable vinyl. Stitched continental handle. Vacuum with Cleaning Tools Reg. 8 4 7 6 striped Vinyl Zippered Luggage by Universal 5 9 " “ e Nozzle adjusts to 4 positions SUIT/DRESS CARRIER OR H ■ 7 for pile or bare floors. Indudes 24" WEEKEND FLICMT. 1 8 S 4 I I ^ e above-floor cleaning tools. #U4095/U4901 26" CROSS COUNTRY. Reg. 23.40 1 5 ^ CLAIROL 20 Instant WARING Non-snag nylon zipper; Lock and key; Hair Setter u Q 08 Blender Hoover Deluxe Upright 3 ply wood veneer frame. IU 4 0 5 9 , Reg. BTW. .. *74 Reg. 17.97 IO Reg. 21.99 15®® 20 tangle-tree rollers, 3 sizes, with 5-cup container. Removable cutting clips and handy travel case. #C20S base for cleaning. #L14 SEE CALDORS COMPLETE LINE OF CB ANTENNAS AND ACCESSORIES A T CALDORS LOW, LOW PRICES. f YOU NEED TO MAKE TAX TIME EASIER! u c R e g u la r DuPont Lucite Oil Filters For Most W all Paint Amer. & Foreign Cars IN ,..UJCIT6 ^ Reg. 2.19-2.59 Ea. FCC WITH Vibll Paint 1.77 lyp^Aci NOwss-i.jMounoiw-*” *" ® ^ LF24.25.42, Reg. 2.79-2.99 ...... 2 . 1 7 e 3. SQUARE PRICE Reg. 8 .9 9 Universal CNI Filter Wrench...... 4 9 * ROOT bubak Lee filters to fit most cars. Easy to apply, fast drying. Change your own oil filter and save. KRACO Deluxe Mobile 40 Channel Clean up with soap & water. CB Transceiver Unisonic 8 -D ig it Unisonic 12-D ig it Introductory Spaclall Memory Calculator Memory Calculator Printer Caldor W all Paint Walnut grain cabinet with Delta Reg. Auto Perform s all basic It?. Tune control, Large illuminated meter. 139.99 math functions; Reg. 6 . 4 9 ...... 4.88 Air Filters *112 Percent key, and more. With percent key. Auto GAL AC Adapter ... 4.99 matic shut-off; two key niemory, item count, more. 109 9 .9 9 DuPont Lucite SMITH-CORONA 2 % 1 add *52- Super 12 Fully Interior Enamel AFL-45, Reg. 3.79...... 2 .8 4 Automatic Typewiiter AFL-83. Reg. 3.69...... 2 .77 L LUCITE i AFL-91. Reg. 3.89...... 2.92 AFL-132, Reg. 2.89...... 2 .17 S%ior Enam*! GAL. Tenna Stereo 8-Track f f s w k Diagnostic & 2i1 toM 8 7 * ?HOUROnv • WATER a i* * * '^ Fits most American and Cassette Combo Tape Piayer Reg. 11.79 foreign cars. Tune-Up Anaiyzer Full size 88 character key board; Power carriage return; repeat keys; Coronamatic nbbon cartrid^ & nnre. Medium lustre. Dries in half- hour. Soap & water dean-up. Reg. I70 Reg. 99.99 39.99 LIFT CAR SAFELY & EASILY All Stereo Lock Mounts, R e g 5 .4 9 4 .77 Performs all electrically based tune- sanbiy Caldor Interior Plays 8-track or cassette tape cart ups and tests. Reads high and low Survivor Safe E n a m e l - Hydraulic1V4 Ton ridges; built-in tape head cleaner. RPM, Volts, Cam Dwell. For all 4 ,6 ,8 cylinder vehicles. #764 R eg. 7 . 9 9 ...... D .9 U #RR88T GAL. Roller Floor Jack Reg. 2 9 7 0 38.88 9" RoHer&TraySet Pkg. of 4 Paint Brushes Reg. Safeguard and protect records 89.99 and personal papers in fire 69.70 tested up to 1700 F. Safe. 1.89 1.69 For easy lifting for those heavy duty jobs; professional styling. *.■ Clear 12”x12” M b Sr*? Mirror Tiles Hydraulic Safety Heavy Duly Mechanics Creeper Drive On Auto Ramps Pr. Jacks For Many J ^ s Heavy duty hardwood All heavy duty steel Two Drawer construction; Multi construction supports directional wheels File Cabinet Heavy Duty King Size 2-Ton over 5,000 lbs. per pr.17J6 Reg. H ydr. Security Box Gold Vein & Smoked Gold Vein 13.99 Reg.6.79...4.49 9.88 Jack Fire resistant 25.70 security chest with lock. Pittsburg's finest quality 5 Ton Hydr. Jack, Reg. 2 2 .9 9 ...... 1 7 .4 4 Reg. 31.99 K and key.lOfJReg. 1 3 .9 7 float glass; distortion free. • ^MgSISSIBS 8 Ton l ^ r . Jack, Reg...... 2 4 . 7 7 2 9 .9 9 Quality construction of 2-Ton for small and medium cars; prime furniture grade 5-Ton for larger cars; 8-Ton for big steel baked enamel cars, trucks and trailers. finish; locking cabinets. Hirsh Heavy Duty W ali Track Light 4 F t Fiuorescent Light iM Storage Shelf Two hoods slide; No Original Equipment electrical work needed Ready to hang, com- Heavy Duty Security Box U.L. Listed lete with 2 bulbs. 3 Pc. Tune Up Kits And 172?■ ■ 2 3 .9 9 .L. Listed. Fire resistant Reg. C security chest 7 9 7 10.99 Electronic Tune Up Kits with lock and key. ■ R eg. 1I I 0 .9 9 Strong wobble free sturdy OEM Ronii Butane steel construction with Tune Up Shower Massage 6 Bonus Cigars! Disposable back & side braces. K its 2 * ^ . 5 ” by Waterpik A&C Grenadiers Lighter Reg. 3.99 to 7.99 v.y Light or Dark Reg. Five Shelf Etagere 9 7 c Electronic Tuneilp Kits. Reg. . .. 9 .7 7 76* 1 1 9 9 Has at least 20% more Vinyl Fender Protector...... 2 . 9 9 Reg. butane than other 31.99 2 2 « disposable lighters. 3 Piece Kits includes points, condenser and 7.J a.15«* rotor to fit most cars to 1974; Electronic tune- stationary Model, Reg. ie .99. . 1 4 .7 0 up kits for Chrysler products to 1976 6 free grenadier with Ronson 65" high, 30" wide, 10” Greatest improvement in showers purchase of 50 cigars Comet I deep. Easy to assemble. since hot water; Easy to install. at our low price. White or ^llow . V 5 REPEAT OF A SEUOUTI PentaxK-1000 Winning Ways Perma-Press 35mm SLR Camera Wamn Up Suits Machine Washable Jacquard 139^2Reg. 177.87 Draperies X-synch hot shoe and PC ter i' minal. Wide open thru-the- 1I % 9 r ^Reg. 27.99 lens Cds metering. Sharp super multi-coated lens. Doubleknit top quality stretch .12.99 nylon, ribknit collar, cuffs; mach 63" long 5 Piece Accessory ine washable. Royal, navy or i I Kit for Most SUt’s forest green; unisex sizes. Shades of blue, gold or white Includes skylight filter, hood, bring rich beau^, thermal auto-strobe; 2 batteries, com- linedfoam backing eliminates V h; partmented SLR case, t o n Boys’ Warm-up Suits cold and drafts, maintains even room temperature. y r Reg. 52.15 *39 By Dash. Easy care 45% _ nylon, 55% cotton. Navy 1 Q h Q ' 0 I nicOM Sifwie Width ■ QO (3 or powder blue, red- _ 84'nang Reg. 13.99 11.30 Ricoh 35mm and white trim. ReS-19.99 DoubleWkWi _ _ Range Hnder 96"x84"R«g. 29.99 23.60 Triple Width Camera 144"x84"Reg.4a99 3 4 .7 0 Not in Riverside Regr. 99.94 No Iron Fashion Print Sheets Auto or manual exposure; W ilson Thermal Lined 1 /2 .8 lens, rangefinder. Solid Color Mix a modern floral print with an Shutter 1/8 to 1/500 second Matchpoint abstract collage of desert sand and B. Includes case. Tennis Racket Banded Drapes dunes in natural earth tones. Jyita master* YOUR CHOICE Figure Saver With Cover! FuN Flat or Fitted, Reg. 4.99.... 3 .9 7 G A F Zoom Rotocycle 1 ?9 0 Queen Flat or Fitted, Reg. &99 6 .7 7 Movie Projector Our Reg. 69.97 PlhNvcases,Pkg.oi2Reg.3.99... 2 .9 7 Twin Flat or Fitted I f Our Reg. 24.99 63" long or G A F Aluminum alloy frame, White antique satin with molded nylon rake, bands and tiebacks of red, Remote Control 4 8 »®i nylon strung. Leather blue, gold or green for Slide Projector wrap grip. dramatic contrast. r a ...... 7.44 20" wheel. Pindi Pleated m n n each Speedometer/ Valance Reg. 5.49 .. 4 . 0 0 odometer. Thick PROJECTOR with sharp 1.5 padded saddle, Not in Riverside lens, zoom for larger picture. adjustable Forward, rapid rewind. Stop tension control, 'n Glow^ bright still. ball bearing Perma Press, CHANGE SLIDES by remote pedals. Machine Washable control, focus by remote: complete with 100 capacity Fully Quilted Rototray* Black Powder Pistol and Rifle Kits Solid Color Spreads Benchercycle Home Gym 100 CipicKy I #101K f200K Adjustable press bench, Continental S O O Minuteman Musket Roto-tray Sale 4 Our Reg. 52.88 Army Pistol Rag. 39.97 Reg. 99.79 ^ 4 leg lift - pedal and pulley STOCK UP NOW! #7109Kor7090K 1■ 5 ®® Reg. 18.99 exerciser, all in one. #1864K Kentucky Pistol Kit Zouave S O f i Twin Size Plates not included. Reg. 52.97 *37 Rifle Kit Reg. 129.97 Q Q 39“ Favorite shades of brown, yellow or blue, polyester filled .4 - - and expertly tailored. Fun Size 4 o A A Wicker Nymph Chair Reg. 22.99...... 1 O.OD C A N N O N Clearance of Beautiful imported Velour Bath Towel Ensemble Stock on Hand wicker pieces. Chair 2170 .... 20.66 seat is 15" high. I Reg . 29.99 84" Drapes Reg. 12.49.... 9.66 Feather-soft velour reverses to terry loops. Blend or match Not in Riverside Wicker Nymph Table the luscious pastel shades. w r r Matches both chairs. Hand Towel Reg. 1.9 9 .... 1.57 2.S Our Oiig. Low Prices on Table top approx. 24" diameter. New S pring Fabrics! ALL 3 2 mReg. 43.99 Wash Cloth Rag. 99c...... 77* Bath Towel f ir e p l a c e Wicker Love Seat Better Quality ITEMS* Completes an attractive 0 % Ensembles, grates, loc group for patio or den! Polyester Doubleknits Polyester Bed Pillows MiTiers, tongs, bellows, 15" high seat. Reg. 54.99 andirons, screens. I _ Floral tick with neat Bi-Fold Glass Door FireplaM Y d . corded edge. exam ples Wicker Hampers, Trunk Reg. Screen Queen Size 2.99 Our Ideal for clothes 1.99 Yd. Orig. 2.99.. 2 .0 9 or general stor- v r u i d ties;ou Our Reg. 3.69. 2.76 Standard Size Reg. 119.87 f ^ Prictl age. Rounder t w i t Orig.8.79..6,15 ^ re hamper. CHOICE: 1 9 “ S !^ Reduces fuel consumption and Sportswear Fabrics heat loss up chimney; draft Orig. 15«) 1 1 ,0 6 3 Tier Shelf Poly Foam Pillow Cores control. Bring inside measure Orig.22.76l5.93 Choose from a huge selec- 0 0 ^ ments. If your size not in stock, Uon of famous names. Soft, resilient, knife-edged Oy24.T0l7.29 allow ten days for delivery. Nevycolor^sandMaui rolors an d _„ non-atlergenic white foam. Mesh kit available. ’ Except Firelogs Handy, sturdy Duraflame/Stemo _ and decorative! 14" Round 12” Round r»in dwdu, no spKiol ortfwi 14" Siquare 12" Square Reg. to 1.39 ea. FIRELOGS Q O i^ Tdrahone Table Burns 3 hours. O w Each R»a.99...... 19.88 SW introductory PRICE! NEW IN410ME ALL RECORDS, 8-TRACK & CASSETTE TAPES ON SALE! General Electric B&W ______■■'■■.'■-■ • TEN N IS a NO CKEY 12" Diagonal Portable TV e SOVASN e PRACTICE Special Selection of LP*s & 9-Track Tapes NEIL DIAMOND Bonded alum, picture tube; LBNMCnH » J MAHAL • THE HATCHT, Bums NEIL WEDNESDAY siwsnaitaan “ Love At The Greek’’ Set and forget volume control; M0RNING.3AM ■cruB— , wumiWrMWIItaNDiy) Darmmoi* WTO DIAMOND Durable lightweight cabinet. AiUNCM or UMnOtaHDIM 00*« OWMtD HV ww or UVWO SIMONA WU now «M01 Nwuiv HBMBHT A im o ru M Love at 15"G.E.Port*We TWCtiCinO/COlWHA LPSeries W GARFUNKEL the Greek B t TV. Reg. 119.70...... *99 Including: 1L98 Kentucky Woman 6.87 TAPE Series 11.96 .8 .8 4 Sweet Caroline RCA 19" Diagonal Holly Holy h SHB B Song Sung Blue PINK FLOYD B&W P o rta l TV SIMON &GARFUNKEL LEONARD COHEN TAJ MAHAL Jonathan Livingston "Wedmfd«y Moniing, 3 A.M.' "Soii|»gr' “Natdi'l Blues" Seagull A N IM ilL S Inducting: • AUTOMATIC ON-SCREEN DIGITAL SCORING If You Know Pigs On The Wkig (Pvt One) EAIOR.WIND(imE What I Mean • TWO DETACHABLE REMOTE CONTROLS JOHNNY^ LAST DJOT AND TIME Dogs/Ptgs (Ttwee Diflerenl Ones) She^/Pigs On The Wng (Part TWo) . ADJUSTABLE BALL ANGLE, BAT SIZE & SPEED 5»7o ®134 GREATEST HITS . MANUAL OR AUTOMATIC SERVE Reg. 59.70 New vista 100 tuner; Dual JOHMWMAIHS LP’s WMWHUnitnnnraOM PINK FLOYD “ Aniiiuils’’ function VHF/UHF antenna; OPTIONAL AC ADAPTER...... ^ Walnut grain finish cabinet. 4.66 TAPE Series K7.98...... 5 .4 4 JOHNNY MATHIS EARTH, WIND AFIRE "QrMtestHIts" Whirlpool 17 C u.Ft. Zenith 23" Diagonal nOZSCAGGSKBAND Thm Ja in V a k NBLDUUmW PWK FLOYD Refrigerator-Freezer tn A h u m WISH VtXJ W ERE HERE Color Console T V ■nduAiQ; 8hbw On YbH CW jr DIewond LP Seilto F6.98 Wile...... Series D4.98 OBHwte/VMBM HMAOsvhVWiWwWmHm G t m I E Vbii Knew wStuSm/ledr-Oh i.70 Pric* OonY TNM(-Fm I fSsirgnr *367 Home M A WawWed Hewt *498 $10 Extra For Color 8 -TR A C K TA P E S 3.94 Chromacolor II black matrix Separate temperature con picture tube. One button TAPE Series £ 4 4 automatic fine tuning. K7.98 O trols, super storage door, BOZSCAGGS JERRY VALE big twin steel crispers. Mediterranean s^ed in AND BAND “The Italian Album" simulated pecan finish. 2.99 NEiL DIAMOND “Beautifiil Noise" PINK FLOYD "Wish You Were Here” Adjustable shelves. Whirlpool 18 Lb 45 Series LP Series LP Series LP Series LP Series LP Series LP Series TAPE Series TAPE Series TAPE Series Automatic Washer Zenith 19" Diagonal 1.29 B2.98 C3.98 D4.98 E5.98 F6.98 G7.98 J6.98 K7.98 L9.98 Portable Color TV Reg. 289.70 7 7 4 -|98 238 2^7 3 3 8 3 9 4 4 6 6 4 6 9 5 4 4 094 *268 G r M t - - $10 Extra For Color incv *359 •’ .-K. Super size for family use: Perma 100% Chromacolor II black matrix nent press care, water saver se SOLID STATE picture tube; Automatic color lector. BAC-PAK laundry Informa clarifier & tint guard: 70 tion center. COLOR position UHF mannel selector. TV Whirlpool Deluxe Matching Gusdorf TV Stand For Color Electric Dryer TV s up To 21" Diafonal Screen BOSTON MMnaajSSILwOMM 5 diying temperatura WabHil Groin StwtvM NM«MUiia nwAtaa a iw tow saltings, no-lron cars OaMwry>« hnMMftM aeaepBonaf at extra eharv^T Largo BoN Castor* 2 1 4 0 for permanent press. Our Rag. 26.70...... Our Rtf. 199.70 *184 SlOEitra For Color Oellrary A InatilMlon are optional at extra charge. Emerson AM/FM Digital Clock Radio TARESmies C 4 4 TAPEStrlM K7.98...... O TAPESerfM C 4 4 TAPESerlM C 4 4 K7.98...... TAPESmtIm 5 4 4 K 7.98 ...... ; 0 K7.9B...... O 5^ K7.98...... TAPESerlM C 4 4 K7.3B...... r.O § 4 % 19®® Lighted clock dial, wake to music. Modern design S' walnut grain cabinet. NEW! General Electric AM/FM Lloyd’s AM/FM/Phono 8-Track Recorder/Player ril'f'SteAW FM/PIloilo 40-Channel CB Monitor •-Track stereo Syateim Reg. 3 2 4 0 Reg. 199.99 39.99 *167 Reg. 129.98 Battery or electric; squelch 0 ^ phono- TAPESwiM 0 9 4 TAPESerlM control. Hear any of the 40 hIIw T h®'? base and L 9 .M ...... T ^ S e r lM niters. Professional record changer. TAPESerlM K7.96...... 5^ TAPESerlM 9“ citizen band channels in ?7" *“* changer; K7.96...... ** 5 9 3 17 speaker enclosures. 5 8.9e...... 1 5 5 1 ^ 1 0 “ addition to AM/FM. io 11 ML To the strains ol Cynthia Tucker, d Burnham St., para after capturing th annual Jaycee-spo drew a near capac Cynti as i1 By BETTY 1 Herald Famil A regal Miss Cynthi Burnham St. receive applause and a sta foilowing her seleci Manchester 1977” Sa Manchester High Sci daughter of Mr. ai Burnham. The popular sophon Connecticut State Col is planning a car relations, presented jazz dance for her t tion. Capturing the secoi runner up was the tali Nassiff, daughter of Salem Nassiff of Ma attired in an elegan sang “Breaking Up i with all the aplomb ol Menelli. Elizabeth Perusse, and Mrs. Ronald P Hartford was second also was awarded th an engraved tray, for jazz dance performa The Miss Congenia an engraved tray, wl the contestants thi presented to Dawn HI In-mi accor HARTFORD (UF County won the po among Connecticut'; tracting the greates residents between II now appears to have than any other coun