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The weather Rain, temperatures rising into the 40s,drizzie, tMck fog tonight, tow in the ilattrlffatpr Sumng ralh 40s. Goudy mild Tuesday, showers likely, highs in 90s. National weather forecast map on page 15. Manehwter—A CUy. of Village Charm
EIGHTEEN PAGES PRlCEi nFTEEN CfKTS MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 28,1976 - VOL. XCV, No. 86 ...... \ i Unemployment ^distressingly high*
EwC-' Economists say inflation will stay at about 6 per cent /iTOT\ Ford’s rniinpiinf Council ofEmnomip Economic Advisers Advisers “TheThe underlying underlying fact fact about about our our saidsaid increasing increasing federal federal deft deficits to WASHINGTON (UPI) - The coun create Jobs wotild squeeie private in try is gradually recovering from the said in its annual report. economy is that it is steadily growing vestment funds out of the economy But food and energy price in healthier.” worst recession since World War II and "the expansion could stall sane creases should be moderate, housing The council painted a cautiously but inflation will remain at about 6 time before employment returns to per cent through 1976 and unemploy construction should increase optimistic picture of an economy an acceptable level.” ment will remain “distressingly significantly, consumer spending that is exf^rlenclng a solid, slow “What we need is a durable should rise and the nation’s total recovery but still facing many pit- high” despite some improvement. recovery — not a boom that carries President Ford’s chief economists “real” output of goods and services falls. the seeds of renewed instability In should climb Into plus figures after said today. prices, incomes and employment,” “Even under the best of cir two years of declines, it said. The report was laced with war nings that attempts to overstimulate the council said. cumstances, the return to full Inflation should moderate employment cannot realistically be Ford, in a brief report accom the economy would bring greater in panying the council’s report, said. flation and threaten the recovery. It somewhat during 1976, the council accomplished this year or next,” said, dropping from its high of IS.1 per cent in 1974 and 7.3 per cent in 1975 to about 6 per cent during this Town’s snow-control budget year. The price of food and energy will not continue their meteoric rise silk of the last three years unless some unpredictable problem arises, the will stretch, if luck holds council said. Preliminarv indications are for increased food production this year, and “food prices are not Of $40,000 set aside for contracted By SOL R. COHEN appropriated and $68,000 spent. likely to add to inflationary pressures “We’ve got $41,000 to carry us services, said Giles, only $10,000 Is Herald Reporter during the first half of 1976.” leftrand of $31,000 for salt only $4,000 “If we’re lucky, we’ll make it,” through February and we’re keeping During 1975, the unemployment our fingers crossed,” said Giles. is left. He said the town Is running said Jay Giles, I^nchester’s direc rate peaked at 8.7 per cent in the “We’re not worrying too much about low on salt and will have to order tor of public works, when asked spring, then settled slightly to 8.5 per about his budget for snow and ice March, but who knows. We could get some this week. cent at the end of the year. The coun a surprise storm then.” He said the town is in good shape in control. cil said this rate should drop by about its budgeting for town labor—$55,000 Then he added, "We haven’t run Giles said Manchester has one percentage point during 1976. experienced about 24.5 inches of budgeted and $28,000 expended. out yet, but it doesn’t look too good.” The "real” Gross NaUonal Prodoct, Noting, “Our men already get paid Why it "doesn’t look too good,” he snow since Dec. 20-21, with most of it or GNP — the total output of goods for working days, whether it snows explained, is because February, coming in five major storms. and services after inflation is taken “which is called the snow month and Last year, the town spent a little or not,” he said, "H we’re going to into account — should grow Iw 6 to have more snow storms, it would be is the month when most ski resorts over $100,000 for the winter 6Vk per cent in 1976 compared with have so much snow they can raise operations and wound up with a sur better If they occur during the day. declines for two straight years, 1.8 That way, we don’t have to pay over their fees,” is still six days away and plus in the account. per cent in 1974 and 2 per cent in 1975. with all 29 days of it to go. The $130,000 this year is for the time and we don’t have to call in our Greater consumer spending — a contractors for night operations. Giles said that as of today, cost of town personnel and equip project«l 6 per cent increase com Manchester has spent 68 per cent of ment, contracted personnel and (The contractors get the same rate pared with a 3.9 per cent increase its snow-and-lce budget — $130,000 equipment, salt and sand. for night work as for day work).” during 1975 — is “expected to impart Giles said also he prefers storms of considerable strength to the relatively short periods to staggered economy,” the council said. storms. “A 6-inch snowstorm of a The projected increase In new 1^ Freezing rain, plus fog few hours is much better than 2-inch 35' automobile production “could storms on three successive days,” he become steeper in the second hall of said. (Herald photo by Barlow) create driving hazards budget is « no doubt household equipm ^ ent should ^ be Harlequin^ a male calico cat* Freezing rain plus fog overnight the main rush of commuters, but created icy road conditions this mor rural snow-covered roads presented » °d 011«. housln,cmpleti™,reportmM. ning for Manchester drivers. a hazard to drivers. Barbara Snow holds Harlequin, the male calico kitten valued at Manchester’s Highway Depart By 7 a.m., the National Weather $1 ,000. ment was called out at 5 this morning Services recorded temperatures by police, and shortly afterwards had above 32 degrees at the Windsor 10 trucks out sanding the town’s main Locks and Bridgapertsstations. roads, Gteorge Ringstone, highway News summary superintendent, said. Compiled from Though the freezing rain forced nomination United Press International WhaVs a cat worth? some Connecticut communities to close schools today, Manchester to be opposed National She told of hearing of a male calico schools were open, but one hour later State By MAL BARLOW WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sens. kitten for sale for thousands of than the usual starting time. NEW HAVEN - Henry Herald Reporter dollars in Maine about five years Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., and Though there are no major flooding Thomas J. McIntyre, D-N.H., said Becker Jr. and Leo V. WASHINGTON - President ago. problemsj yet. Jay Giles, director of Donahue, state auditors, said Ford’s doctor rates him In About six months ago, Barbara A few weeks ago, a relative told today the Senate should not confirm Manchester’s Public Works Depart George H. Bush as CIA director in an interview over the "excellent” health after a full Snow, 15, of 486 W. Middle Tpke. was her of a male calico about six years ment, says the department has been because of his political background. weekend, Connecticut should examination Saturday and says helping her friend, David Berzins, old owned by a family in deliver his Herald route on the west getting local problems all morning Weicker and McIntyre voiced their return to a two-year budget some medical tests given the Massachusetts. A New York couple and is cleaning out catch basins in system. They believe such a side of town. offered them $1,000 for it. They opposition on the eve of Senate 62-year-old chief executive the usual problem spots. policy would remove from law produced results "generally She was not looking for a $1,000 cat. refused because the cat had become debate on President Ford’s nomina But on her mind was her brother, In the greater Hartford area, an tion of Bush to succeed William E. makers the ability to use gim seen in conditioned athletes.” like a member of the family. icing on major highways, already micks to balance the budget, Randy, 19. A few days earlier, his She knew the little calico kitten Colby as head of the spy agency. The black cat. Spook, had been struck by sanded by state crews, melted before vote 'Tuesday may be close. since the plan would have to The big question among was rare and valued. Right away, cover two years. Democrats now is whether a car on the turnpike in front of their rules were set for him never to go home. She wanted to get ‘him George Wallace can beat Jim outside unattended. HARTFORD - The Connec my Carter and other can another. Randy named the kitten. Harlequin Youth takes wild ride ticut Republican party is didates in Florida as decisively As she delivered The Herald, she after the multi-colored clowns of old saw a woman sitting on her front raising a $175,000 fund to as he did in Mississippi. Hubert English plays. finance a “massive, coor Humphrey says that no matter porch with ‘‘a whole bunch” of cats. Jtos. Snow finally decided to sell on stolen end-loader dinated campaign” to regain what, Wallace won’t be on the Among them were five kittens. Harlequin. They had three cats in control of the legislature, ac Democratic ticket. Four of the kittens were of the their apartment, two of them BROOKFIELD (UPI) - A 16-year- but the overhead lines remained in cording to GOP State Chair yellow and white tiger stripe. growing more every day. tact. At one point, the cruisers were LOS ANGELES -Gov. Ed old youth was arrested early today man Frederick K. Biebel. One was calico. Also, if H arl^uin was truly so forced to back up to avoid possible mund Brown Jr. and striking after he took a wild ride on a end- Meetings are being slated next The lady offered her a cat. She took rare, he could give them a financial damage from the machine, police doctors have suggested a plan loader, a piece of construction equip week to discuss the plans. the calico, thinking Randy would like bonus when they could well use it, ment, that tore up several lawns and said. for the state to set up a private it. she said. snapped a utility pole, police said. Lundin’s midnight ride finally insurance fund will be the NEW HAVEN - A U.S. The lady assured her they were all She called The Herald and put in Police said two of their cruisers ended when the payloader came to a eventual solution to the District Court jury today female. this classified: “RARE MALE had to shift into reverse to avoid the halt against two large trees but not malpractice crisis in Southern Neither Barbara nor her mother, Calico kitten, $1,000 or best offer, payloader’s unauthorized trip by before it tore up several lawns, up resumed deliberations on the California. Mrs. Doris Kennedy Snow, have seen call 646-4248 between 6 and 8 p.m.” Thomas Lundin of Brookfield along rooting bushes and shrubs. fate of five persons charged with firebombing a Shelton the cat lady again. She moved from She said, “I set the price so high Pocono Road about 12:30 a.m. Lundin was charged with first WASHINGTON -D o cto rs the neighborh^ soon after. because 1 didn’t want to be bothered Police said they sent two cruisers degree larceny, criminal mischief : rubber factory last year. Two performed about 2.38 million Although the family liked the with a lot of calls. The girl who took to investigate telephoned reports and illegal possession of a controlled ; persons have been acquitted unnecessary operations in 1974, calico kitten, it did not become Ran it at The Herald didn’t seem to that the big machine had been substance. He was held in $2,500 bond ; and two others convicted so far causing 11,900 needless deaths dy’s cat. His girl friend had given ; by the jury. believe me.” started up. for a Court of Common Pleas and costing the public nearly $4 him another the same day. No one called the first couple of The payloader, taken from a con hearing. •yj billion, according to a House A few days after the calico kitten days. Then a woman who seemed struction site, snapped a utility pole subcommittee report released came to the Snows, they discovered excited called and asked such Regional Sunday night. it was a male. questions as did a vet really see it Mrs. Snow, bom and reared in and say it was male. WASHINGTON -President Manchester, has always liked cats. Mrs. Snow told her they had taken Teen-ager survives BOSTON — Hyde Park High Ford may visit the Middle Elast Her children have had their own cats. Harlequin to the Bolton Veterinary School reopened today in April to demonstrate U. S. She has taken an interest in their Hospital on Rt. 44A for his shots. The following a week of racial determination to achieve a fighting, which closed the different breeds and their unique vets there refused to believe Barbara peace settlement there. behavior as pets. and Randy when they told them fall from bridge school for two full days, and “I sometimes feel certain they un Harlequin was a male, she said. threats from teachers to at Hartford Hospital and did not have boycott classes unless more derstand everything we say,” she But seeing Is believing, she shid. WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - A international said. teen-ager who survived an 80-foot fall to undergo surgery, a nurse said. safety measures were im Next Mrs. Linda Ducharme of 56 The youth was en route to a ski She knew a calico kitten was a rare Bigelow St. called. She said she had from a bridge onto ice in the Connec plemented. TEL AVIV, Israel —Prime thing. She also knew they are all ticut River was reported in satisfac area in Massachusetts’ Berkshire read The Herald ad out loud to her Hills when his car struck an abut Minister Yitzhak Rabin left (or female. She does not fully understand husband, Paul. He was aghast and tory condition today. BOSTON — President Ford’s the United States today with a why, but calico cats are never male. “You mean I fell all that distance ment. He got out to inspect the fron- Fiscal 1977 health budge urged her to call Mrs. Snow. tend damage when another car , promise of Israeli willingness Well, almost never. “Don’t sell it for $1,000,” is the and I am still alive?” David Nelson should have been labeled “i struck his from behind, bumping him tto make “ far-reaching ‘”rhe chances are just about one in message Mrs. Snow got from the asked his rescuer. Dean Ribaudo. be dangerous to your health,” ^territorial compromises” in a million that a calico kitten will be As volunteer firemen worked Sun off the bridge. The Windsor Locks according to Sen. Edward” Ducharmes. Volunteer Fire Department lowered return for peace. male,^’ she said. He said the Bamum and Bailey day morning to rescue the injured Kennedy, D-Mass., who youth, immobilized on his back atop Ribaudo by ropes onto the ice. The in Circus had been advertising for a criticized Ford’s plan to LUSAKA, Zambia -Pro- the ice, a tractor-trailer skidded on jured youth was raised on a basket replace Medicaid and 15 other male calico cat recently. They Western forces in Angola have Inside today the ice-slick Dexter Coffin Bridge stretcher to a waiting ambulance. basic federal health care offered $20,000. Afterwards, Nelson said he renewed their appeal for aid Andover...... 9 H ebron...... 9 “My children could go to college and plunged part way over the side. programs with lump sum block recalled being hit but could not from the United States and Bolton...... 3,9 MACC News .. . 14 with that,” said Mrs. Snow. The truck accident blocked grants to the states at 10 per remember falling onto the ice. Europe in the face of the Business...... 12 MCC calendar... 5 She said she is not sure what to do northbound traffic for three hours on cent lower funding levels than Police charged Jill G. Lohse, 19, of reported withdrawal of South Classified___ 15-16 O bituaries...... 18 now. ’The ad in The Herald ran out busy Interstate 91, main route into the programs would otherwise Coventry ...... 9 S. Windsor .... 3, 9 Guilford, who struck Nelson’s car, African military support. and the one woman who called may northern New England, and com provide. Dear Abby...... 17 Sports...... 10-11 with driving too fast for weather con come see Harlequin. plicated rescue operations. Elditorial ...... 4 Tolland...... 9 Nelson was admitted for fractures ditions. E. Hartford...... 9 V ernon...... 3, 9 But should she sell for only $1,000? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Jsn. $8. UTSiX j>AOg THREE PAGE two - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchetter. Conn.. Mon., Jan. 26,1976 . •» Vernon will not join suit challenged. The motion in Vernon. He said if the in favor of the bill last join the suit was based on About CCM is challenging the was defeated in a 7-3 vote. town felt strongly about it, Due to a desire to keep year, advised the council the town’s wish to keep Rec programs on Cable TV the town’s legal costs constitutionality of a new legal costs down as had Mayor Pro Tern Thomas he would support CCM. The i t o w n binding arbitration law for not to join the suit for Dooley said the bill relates motion not to join was down, the Vernon Town financial reasons. He said been discussed at a Manchester’s second government- municipal employes. Ver to a relatively small passed 7-3. Bill Tierney, a town management the second attempt at local govern Council has voted against the town will receive tiie previous council meeting. meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the non’s share of the legal number of town employes access production for local cable analyst responsible for government ment programming on cable televi Sunset aub will meet Tuesday at 1 joining in a class action benefits of any court ruling He explained he original Community Y to make macrame costs would be about $750. 9:t5am 12:15pm 3:46|Mi television — a series of crafts and programming on Cable 'TV^ said the sion, which came to Manchester last p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. lawsuit being brought by whether it joins the suit or ly supported the bill, which slimnastics demonstrations by the plant bangers. Town Atty. Martin — looal dtpartura tM w - S:46pm S:4Bpm rec department programs are the March. The first series of programs •There will be ,8 kitchen social after the Connecticut not. does not include Board of lor WMbmntk, DmMMn m i town recreation department — wiil first of their kind in Connecticut. featured interviews with candidates the meeting. Conference of Burke, who as Vernon’s Education employes, 8:30im t0:40sm 2:30pin Proalimoa, aaWi awumi or mu- Center Congregational Church will He said his advise not to be shown Tuesday afternoon by Rec Director Mel Siebold, one of in last November’s municipal elec Municipalities (CCM). state representrative voted because he felt it gives 4:46pm 7:4Spm nactins aaralaa to Nmpa7t,PaB have its annual financial meeting lor WMwBuiv, Southbury, Om- Rbrn. Nwa Sailari, Oim C ai Greater Hartford CATV. several town employes to complete tion. municipal employes a bury, Yonha^ Naw York City Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Woodruff pointik Boaaan a Lagm Abpart Video tapes of the rec classes, courses on making videotapes for Tierney said the town intends to Pat Mistretta, athletic director of means to implement what Hall of the church. Dinner will be You'll MB mor*. tnioy more - untkna,MnaM«i4oaMllnHILL COMFORT produced by the department at cablecasting, arranged the series of make as much use of Cable ’TV a? it Manchester Community College, will they bargain for without served at 6:15. ^ j Southern Connecticut State College, programs to help promote the rec can, but prograniming is limited by be guest speaker at the Tuesday noon KofC to hold degree night striking. 0 BONANZA New Haven, Will be shown from 3:30 department classes, Tierney said. its cost. meeting of the Kiwanis Club at Councilman Morgan The executive board of the Lutz Stop In or phono lor idwdiilai B ikkab to a l poina to 5 p.m. on Cable Channel 21. Facilities at Southern Connecticut “It’s expensive,’’ Tierney said, Manchester Country Club. He will Campbell made a motion Junior Museum League will have its Mrs. Ernest Andrews Mrs. Rose Mills was also BOB'S MOBIL STATION The series of videotapes feature State College were made available to “and we don’t have any budget.’’ discuss and show films of “ MCC recommending that the On Ja n . 22, 1776, a Bolton 427 Hartford M . lal Fahn S U - Fbem 64S>7S4e demonstrations of ceramics, Tierney said there’s no way to be Bicentennial Relays.” combined January and February won a food basket through presented a basket. It was Manchester under provisions of a proclamation of the General •rhe St. Maurice Council town join the suit and that (oiw block from Kaanay St. axit of Intarama 84) decoupage and yarncraft by Bea sure of the number of viewers for meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the a drawing at a regular delivered to her home by Four-College Consortium on Cable Court of Connecticut, ordered Knights of Columbus will it spend not more than $1,- Sheftel, and two slimnastics town-produced cable programs, but The administrative board of North museum. senior citizen luncheon at students Billy Sigmund and TV use sponsored by a grant from the to be read in every court, town hold its first degree night 000 in this effort. He said demonstrations by Laura Dunfield. the potential is there: Greater Hart meeting and pulpit, asserted United Methodist Church will meet the school at Christmas. Andra Pinto. federal Department of Health, Tuesday at 8 at Herrick he feels it is poor legisla- The two women are rec department ford CA’TV now has about 4,600 sub that all provincial tonight at 7:30 at the church. The recitation of the Rosary and Education and Welfare. Memorial Park. tion and should be instructors. The rec department programs are scribers in Manchester. governments authorized by ecumenical hour will be conducted the Continental Congress St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will by membrs of the St. Bridget Rosary The replar council were based on "popular suf have a Bible study Tuesday at 9:30 Society Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. in tnembership is asked to be frage and enjoin the people to a.m. at 463 E. Center St. ' Cronin Hall at Mayfair Gardens. All at the park at 8 p.m. Can lead sober, religious and didates for first degree are peaceable lives.” The residents of Mayfair Gardens are in proclamation, The World The council on ministries of South vited to attend. * . asked to be at the park at Pedestrian struck by car Almanac notes, was written United Methodist Church will meet 8:15 p.m. by John Adams. tonight at 7:30 at the church. The meeting of the executive board Degrees will be ad ministered by Dr. Pierre Roger Saucier, 50, of 379 Bidwell Manchester Memorial Hospital by • A one-car accident at the Center of the Chaminade Musical Club for The handicrafts group of Archambeault, district St. was in serious condition today at ambulance. A short time later he was early Sunday morning, in which a car tonight has been canceled. Manchester Newcomers Club will deputy. Hartford’s St. Francis Hospital after transferred to St. Francis. driven by William B. Malkenson, 28, Refreshments will be a 6 a.m. automobile-pedestrian acci Police impounded Sturtevant’s car of 99 Scott Dr., struck a utility pole served. dent in Manchester, authorities said. and are continuing the investigation. and knocked down a crosswalk Manchester WATES will meet signal. The car was towed; Malken Food baskets Glass* Plus Bayer Dscontsstant Saucier suffered undeterminejd Dialogue to continue Tuesday at the Italian-American CoidTableto head injuries when he was struck by Other accidents reported by son wasn’t hurt. He was charged with Club, Eldridge St. Weighing in will be Students in Mrs. Thelma 2 By Texize a car while walking, police said. Manchester Police included: speeding. Court date is Feb. 10. on drug abuse problem from 7 to 8 p.m. Friedman’s Grade 2 class ’The driver of the car, Fred C. * A two-car crash Saturday night • A one-car mishap Saturday mor at Bolton Elementary S77* on Pearl St., involving cars driven by ning on Center St. near Broad St., in School presented food Boxol24UM«tS. Sturtevant, 62, of 36 Lucieo St., told The Manchester Board of Educa will hear reports from School Supt. Memorial Temple, Pythian Sisters, Dreda Hendsee, 39, of 623 Main St., which a car driven by Harold baskets to two senior police he was driving west of Bidwell tion will continue a discussion of ap Jam es Kennedy on metric education will install officers and celebrate its C iM n s glass, appliances, UHraban Rowett, 23, of 64 School St., struck a citizens. cabinals',22oi. St. when the pedestrian stumbled and Edward B. Wrobel Jr ., 24, of 229 parent drug abuse problems in town and the removal-suspension- 53rd anniversary Tuesday at its R ^ h O n Oak St. Wrobel was charged with utility pole. Rowett was treated for into the path of his car. schools when it meets tonight at 8 at expulsion policy guidelines. meeting at 8 p.m. at the Marine Glass* Plus driving while his license was minor injuries at Manchester Saucier was given first aid treat Bowers School, 141 Princeton St. Also on the agenda; Personnel ac Corps League Home. Refreshments ment at the scene by nurses at the suspended and evading responsibili Memorial Hospital. His car was will be served by the Phst Chiefs Refill Size a 7 9 * The subject of drug abuse came to tions and reports from the board’s 1.5 01. rtgulir or unscantad. nearby Meadows Convalescent ty. Court date is Feb. 10. towed. Club. Officers will wear white 6 the school board two weeks ago, building and sites, and personnel and AFS seeks O ur Home, and he was taken to when local businessman Fred Annulli finance committees. gowns. Reg. I Alka Seltxer told the board there’s a multi- hosts for 89c 32 oz. lo ratiU pistol spray above. iweietiwe* million-dollar drug operation in ••WHftfeiMH S87< Board to decide on lottery funds Manchester schools. A«negative blood sought a student Spray N’Wash FoilpickaOetabMs. Manchester’s Board of Directors delaying appropriation of the-bonus for public hearing by directors Feb. Responding to Annulli’s concerns Soil & Stain Sebulex Dandruff has scheduled a Feb. 3 public hearing funds until the next fiscal year. Weiss 3. Among the others is a continued about the problem, the school board The Red Cross is seeking 14 donors with A-negative blood when South Windsor Remover Shampoo to consider what to do with a $62,581 discussion of how to spend federal agreed to open a dialogue on the sub wasn’t sure what town directors the Bloodmobile visits Manchester Tuesday. ' JUDY KUEHNEL O ur Community Development block check representing the town’s share might do. The Instant Lottery ap ject at tonight’s meeting. The first The South Windsor grants anticipated by Manchester. A special request has been made for that type blood. of proceeds from Connecticut’s re propriation is one of several items up part of the meeting will be devoted to Chapter of the American Ladies' cent Instant Lottery to Support comments from townspeople wan The Bloodmobile will be at St. Mary’s Church from 12:30 p.m. Spray on stubborn stains: 16 oi.^ 4 01. of dandrufl trMlmtnl. Field Service (AFS) will Short Sleeve ■ Education. ting to speak. to 5:30 p.m. meet at the home of Mrs. The hearing, scheduled for 8 p.m. In other business tonight, the board Richard Kelley, 20 Willow O'** CLEARANCE Knit Tops & at the Keeney St. School, concerns a Police seeking motive St., Wednesday at 8 p.m. Long Sleeve Generai Eiectric Fram Disposable proposed additional appropriation to The chapter is currently of L a d ie s’ Print Shirts Heating Pad Furnace Filtera the General Fund 1975-1976 budget accepting applications for for the Board of Education. to cafe shotgun blast Your Choice host families for a foreign WINTER O ur The state’s check hasn’t been O u r vestigauoii uy luval police detectives student for the next school received by the town yet, but the Manchester Police are in Reg. include: year, starting late in July 59c Board of Education has already vestigating a Sunday morning WANTED Lighted pushbutton control, • Breaks into Washington School APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED and ending late in June OUTERWEAR 5.99 Mskesyourlurnacemorttf- asked directors to hand it over as shotgun blast which broke three front 3 neat levels: wet prool inner fficiint. AvaiUble in papultr slM . and the West Side Rec on Cedar St. WE HAVE THE MEN 1977. Tops: Embroidered tops, , cover, IP 5 5 soon as it arrives. The school board windows of the Other Horse Cafe, 10 For Example cap sleeves; S-M -L. Police said an undetermined amount AND THE KNOW HOWI nv”ac'e of main ' To learn more, call Mr. has earmarked most of the Instant E. Center St. j Shirts: Classic style, of cash was taken from the school Speclellzlng In Wetllnghouae, (iowitown Tianchcslftr and Mrs. Renzo Falcinelli, Lottery money for buying graphic Police said today they haven’t yet prints. S-M-L. cafeteria after burglars broke in General Electric and HotpolnV 644-0423. Auto Radiator & arts equipment for Manchester High determined a motive for the incident, 100% Acrylic Domirtion through a rear door, rifled a few Appliances School. which apparently occurred between 4 Square dance Our Heater H ose desks, and caused a small amount of SPECIALING IN TALK ABOUT MACRAME! Knit Pants Crock-A-Dlal State legislation which provided a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Sunday. The South Windsor Orig. J vandalism. WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR for .the Instant Lottery requires that The damage was discovered at 9 ;30 Square Uancojf Club will 3 2 .9 9 Slow Cbokers • A burglary at a Devon Dr. home the' money given municipalities be a.m. when cafe employes went to the APPUANCE SALES WE HAVE A SELECTION OF holcPaif^pen dance Friday i f ”: O ur Alert Fan Belts in which a small amount of jewelry EUCTMC SKN K PIU It PUMNG LOT IKHT Coats • Boot Length Coats 1 4 9 4 used for education. Appropriation by establishment. at 8 p.m. at the Wapping 1 8.99 was stolen. MimiMIICINBIIEPAIi COROS-BEADS-RINGS • Car Coats • Some Hooded • Some Fun Fur Our directors is required because the Police said the shotgun was ap Elementary School. Flare legs, pullon style • Several reports of thefts, in Trims Meltons, bronco suedes, wool plush. in regular or Starts at high, shills lo low cook 1 " check is to be delivered to the town parently fired from a northwesterly APnUUtCEUID AND SLIDES Caller will be Jerry Sizes for all in group. cluding a wallet and camera worth SNN SnVIGtMTIS proportioned sizes. ing for better tasting load. 12148 PrsvenI btll ind hoi* bitur*. treasurer. direction ; the shot went through the DuBALDO Benoit. Russ and Anita about $225 taken from a locker at the PHOfK 84B-8H4 AT VERT SENSIBLE PRICES. Town Manager Robert Weiss said cafe windows and damaged a mirror fy42PUilHEU White will cue round European Health Spa at 515 W. Mid today the transfer of money to the and a picture hanging inside the cafe. dances. ______8 Digit Slide Ruis dle Tpke., and a tire and wheel worth All club level dancers Oster 10 Speed A school budget isn’t necessarily $65 removed from a car parked at the WE HAVE EVERY IJTTLE THING Calculators automatic, ^ m e towns, he said, are Other weekend incidents under in- are invited. Long Sleeve Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St. Ladies’ Cycle Blender With Memory Button Front Acrylic WITH Old Timers Statuary Hall Reg. CAMV THEATRE SCHEDULE The National Statuary Hall Print Knit 24S9 MUCH will meet in the U.S: Capitol occupies Happiness Is... MOR 3 cycle speeds, plus 7 regular New from Unisonic with meny the original quarters of the B o d y S u its P a n tsu its speeds: 5 cup container. special laaturas. UA E ast 1 - “The Man Who Strongest Man in the World" A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT 186914 15 AC Adapter...... 4.99J The committee planning House of Representatives. It Ovtr 40 Tm t s d( Um x o b I M Sonrtci Would Be King” 7:00-9:15 7:00 O ur Reg. 7.99 & 8.99 the West Side Old Timers was created in 1864 and each i:r AIR CONDITIONED ^ Our Reg. 7.99 UA East 2 — “Love & Burnside 1 - "Sharks Open 24 Hours Dallf N state was invited to contribute Ladies Night will meet Treasure’’ 7:15; “The Party” Death” 7:00-10:00; not more than two statues of FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. at the 9:00 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY “ Everything You Wanted To distinguished persons. In 1933 Mr. Coffee II 2 9 % O F F home of Tom Conran, 153 Burnside 2 — “The Adven OurRac.Le«PrlM* Know About Sex” 8:30 the number was limited to one tures of the Wiiderness Coffeemaker Grandview St. UA East 3 — “ Walt Disney’s statue from each state. To SPECIAL LISTED CAMERA Family” 7:00-9:00 The event will be a True Life Adventures & date a total of 91 statues has M @ b il & DARKROOM Vernon Cinema 1 — “Grizz HEATINO OILS Our Valentine Dinner-Dance, been contributed by the 50 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING *2.00 2 and 3 pieces, many 2 3 9 6 EQUIPMENT ly Adams” 7:00-9:00 states. with matching skirts, Feb. 14 at Willie’s Steak Fashionable prints in 29^9 • Enf*rBW« Cinema 2— “The Other Side OIL BURNER f blazers, shirt lacs, etc. House, Center St. A social Manchester Evening Herald today's favorite ' CoHn nevtr tastes bitter. •Tripod* • Diy*r* of the Mountain” 7:20-9:20 “IF YOUR HAIR 18 NOT HERTINO INSTALLATION A ssorts solids & pat Keepep warm feature.lei ICBSO^ • Strobe* • I*i*l* hour at 6:30 p.m. will be I BECOMINQ TO YOU — YOU shirt classic. Published every evening except Showcase Cinema 1 — terns, 8-18, 16‘/2-22‘/r. FIL'.TERSPks. 100.. •C4ffl*r*S«sa •Tank* followed by dinner at 7:30. Sundays and holidays. Entered at SHOULD BE 'COMING TO the Manchester. Conn., Post Office “Lucky Lady” 7:30-9:50 ME.” Every Tuesday and Wednesday 643-5135 Dancing will be to the as Second Class Mail Matter. Showcase Cinema 2 — I RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP 315 Center St. Manchester music of the Dubaldo Bros. Suggested Carrier Rates “Sunshine Boys” 7:15-9:35 195 Spruce St. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET '.y.jr. T T B A S O N y ; Orchestra. Payable in Advance Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Dog M a n ch e ste r Vinyl Natural Sole General Electric Ticket reservations may Single copy...... 15« Day Afternoon" 7:00-9:30 Phone S49-96S9 317 Hlghlaim Straot Weekly...... 90< Nurses’Oxfordsl Clock Radio AM/FM Radloe be made with Nick Angelo, One m onth...... $3,90 Showcase Cinema 4 — Manchester • 646-4277 Three months ...... $11.70 “Hustle” 7:20-9:45 ______. This printing test pattern is, H a n d b a g s 462 Parker St. Six m onths...... $23.40 part of The Herald quality O ur ' Our 1 6 4 0 One ye a r...... $46.00 Reg. 1 2 6 4 Mail Rales Upon Request control program in order to Top grade white leather give you one of the finest uppers: sizes5’/i to 10. jiSi? 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N «it To The Main Showroom Tel 236-4j7 1 i06l Sew Britain Avenue, Elmwood E«il 24 oil 1-91 & South to Rocky Hill T#l. 563-1411 This is an early crowd scene enjoying a band concert at Center Springs Pond before a Barrel jumper Leo Lebel negotiates a leap Woody Wallett and Dorothy Brown perform l a l l Manchester Ice Carnival during Uie 1930s. The hockey rink can be seen in the right ^ v e r seven barrels. ^n acrobatic duet. ., background. ti MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Jan. » . 187B - PAGE SEVEN ■ IN THE Temple Chapter^ OES PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancherter, Conn.. Mon., Jan. 26,1976 Births SERVICE Drummond-Stavnitsky Engaged will mark 74th year Preston Dr. He was bom Jan. 16 at McAllister, Jamie Christine, Harold Robertson, son of Mr. and Cowell, Andrew William, son of Temple Chapter, OES, will Reed, Mrs. Mildred Morrison, Mrs. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His dauf^ter of Lyndon M. and Rush Mrs. Earl Robertson of 30 Ferodale employed by Connecticut Printers Wiliianl and JuditU Lido Cowell of celebrate its 74th birthday Dorothy Marti, Mrs. Mabel Holmes, Kathleen Leslie Stavnitsky and Mixer-Baldyga maternal grandparents are Mr. and Bakulski McAllister of M IHllage St., Dr. has entered the U.S. Air Force Inc. in Bloomfield. Unionvjttle. He was born Jan. 15 at Wednesday at its meeting at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Eunice Bernard, Mrs. Hannab. Mark Andrew Drummond, l»th of ,V'.The engageinent of Miss Joan Mrs. Donat Poulin of Quebec, Rockville. She was boro Jan. 21 at Delayed Enlistment Program until Her fiance was graduated from Johni Derhpsey hospital in Far the Masonic Temple. Cook, Mrs. Hazel Burt, Mrs. New Haven, were married Oct. 25 at Canada. Rls paternal grandparents Manchester Memorial Ho^ital. Her he reports for active duty on March Carol Baldyga of Edst Hartford to Watkinson School in Hartford and the mington. His maternal grandparents Carolyn Nelson, worthy matron, Garence F. Booth and Mrs. Hazel Emanuel Lutheran Church in are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacques of 19. '' Alan Erskine Mixer of Middletown, University of Connecticut. He served are M f and Mrs. femil G. Lido of 44 maternal grandparents are Mr. and and Paul Bernard, worthy patroh, Anderson. Manchester. Hartford. His paternal great A graduate of Manchester High has been announced by her parents, two years in the U. S. Army in Viet Avondale Rd. His paternal grand M n. Stanley Bakulski of 84 Village will present 25-year service pins to The bride is the daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Baldyga of 439 grandmother is Mrs. Joseph Poirier St., Rockville. Her paternal grand School, he has selected a position nam. He is employed by Hartford Of parents are Mr/ and Mrs. John Mrs. Janet Richmond, Mrs. Herbert After the meeting, there will be and Mrs. Robert Stavnitsky of 160 Hilliard St. of 714 N. Main St. He has three mother is Mrs. Eunice McAllister of the mechanical career field. fice Supply Co. in Hartford. Cowell of T orrin^n. OTweider, Mrs. Hazel Loveland, all entertainipent and refreshments. Gardner St. The bridegroom is the Mr. Mixer is the son of W . and brothers Andrew UVk, Steven 10, After completion of six w e e ^ ^ The couple is planning an April Houston, Tex. -past matrons; Mrs. Mabel L. Steese, Chapter officers are in charge of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Drummond Mrs. John E. Mixer of Bloomfield. Roderick S; and a sister Rachel 6Vb. basic orientation at Lackland Air wedding at First Congregational Metheny, Matthew John, son of Mri. 'AJice F. Ray, Mrs. Marjorie decorations and refreshments. of North Babylon, U.Y. Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. The bride-elect was graduated Church in Bloomfield. Douglas T. and Janet Stevenson > Bach, Nathan Louis, son of The Rev. C. Henry Anderson of from Manchester High School. She is Spats, Steven Csaig, son of Bruce Robert and Penny O’Leary Bach of He will then receive advance Emanuel Lutheran Church per Metheny of 118 HolUster St. He was bom Jan. 15 at Manchester Memorial H. and Linda Reeder Spatz of 17 Col 43 Mt. Spring Rd., Tolland. He was technical training for which CBTP menu formed the double-ring ceremony. umbine Rd., Tolland. He was bom Hospital. His t^atemal grandparents bom Jan. 18 at Manchester Memorial transferrable college credits will be Melvin Lumpkin was organist. Mrs. Straughan installed Jan. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hos Hospital. His maternal grandparents granted. tomato sauce, spaghetti, fried Soloists were Ronald Erickson and are Mrs. JanetlAdams of 286 E. Mid Student|-in the Cook and Bakers zucchini, hot apple pie, Italian bread dle Tpke. ajid iWllllam Stevenson of pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald O’Leary of Cheryl Gannon. are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rekler of Traii^g Program at Manchester with butter, coffee or tea. as Rehekah noble grand Shaller Rd. Rls paternal grand Harwich, Mass. His paternal grand The bride, given in marriage by Shoemakersville, Pa. His paternal parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bach Community College will offer ’Thursday: Boston clam chowtMr, her father, wore gown of satin, chif Mrs. Marion Straughan of 114 Mrs. Ruth Waddell, district deputy parents are hfr. and Mrs. Theodore 'breakfast every Friday morning broiled f r ^ sc rod, Italian potatoes, MeUieny of ISfArdmore Rd. He has a grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of Mt. Spring Rd., Tolland. He has Airman Gene P. ReicheitT Whqse fon and lace, designed with a high Washington St. has been installed as president, and her staff were the in Harold ^ t z of Sioemakersville. His from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 in the dining peas and carrots, devil’s food cake, brother, Steven 6, and a sister Jody two brothers, Robert 9, and Daniel 6. father and stepmother are ^."and neckline of lace, sheer long sleeves noble grand of Sunset Rebekah Lodge stalling officers. great-gram^iarents are Mr. and Mrs. room located in the Student Center. soft dinner rolls with butter, coffee cuffed with lace, and a fullskirt. The w- I ■ ____ Mrs. William A. R e in d ^ of 89 There will be a choice of the or tea. in ceremonies at the Marine Corps Gifts were presented to the im S terli^ Girard and Mr. and Mrs. French Rd., Bolton, iias been train of satin, chiffon and lace was League Home. She succeeds Mrs. mediate past noble grand by the Harold Spatz Malcolm, Christopher, son of following four menus: Dinner: designed by her aunt, Jean Stav Orfllelli, Angela Nancy, selected for t^hnical training id the Elaine Lancaster. lodge and other officers. Gifts were William S. Jr. and Lucinda Geer Eggs any style, home fries, Wednesday: Cream of com soup nitsky. Her elbow-length veil of / daughter of Michael A. and Kathleen U.S. Air Force civil engineering Other officers installed are Thora also given to Mrs. Waddell and her Nassiff Photo Peisach, Jeffrey Mark, son of Clark of 19 Villa Louisa Rd. He was sausage or bacon, toast and coffee. Washington, salad jardiniere with bridal illusion was attached to a lace Norris Orfitelli of 9 Warren St. She mechanical and electrical field at French toast with sausage or Maloney, vice grand; Mrs. Lan staff officers. Jerome and Julia Ryder Peisach of bom Jan. 20 at Manchester Memorial French dressing, chicken, ala kiev, headpiece. She carried a cascade The engagement of Miss Theresa was horn Jan. 15 at Manchester Sheppard AFB, Tex. duchess potatoes, French beans caster, recording secretary; Bernice Refreshments were served at Glastonbury. He was bom Jan. 17 at Hospital. His maternal grandparents bacon. bouquet of miniature white Nassiff of Manchester to Walter Ditt- Memorial Hospital. Her maternal The airman recently completed almondine, fruited Jello with Cox, financial secretary; Ruth tables decorated in red, white and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His are Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Geer of Pancakes with sausage or bacon. sweetheart roses and greens. mann of Hartford, has been an grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin basic training at Lackland AFB, Minced beef on toast. whipped topping, twisted soft rolls Beckwith, treasurer; Ethel b l u e . ______maternal grandmother is Mrs. 19 W. Vernon St. His paternal grand Tex., where he studied the Air Force Miss Nancy L. Stavnitsky of nounced by her parents, Mr. and Austin of Elmira, N.Y. Her paternal French made Danish and with butter, coffee or tea. Aspinwall, chaplain. Stanley Ryder of Matamoras, Pa. parents are Mr. and Mrs. William S. A B O U T T O W N Mrs. Salem Nassiff of 241 Vernon St. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. mission, organization and customs doughnuts will also be offered. Manchester, was her sister’s maid of Also, Virginia Keeney, right sup His paternal grandparents are Mr. Clark of 45 Hebron Rd., Bolton. His Luncheons are |2. dinners are $4> honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Claire Kusterer Photo Michael Orfitelli Jr. of 2 Village St. and received special instruction in Breakfast will be |1. Luncheons are served prompUy at porter to the noble grand; Mary ’The Bible Study Group of North and Mrs. Theodore Peisach of maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. human relations. Israelit of New Milford, Miss Joy Mrs. Mark A. Drummond Nichols, left supporter to the noble Mr. Dittmann is the son of Mr. and Luncheons: noon. Dinner is promptly at 6 p.m. United Methodist Church will meet Begin, Vernon P., son of George CYanston, R.I. He has a brother, Rena A. Hodge of 65 Jarvis Rd. He A irm an R e ic h e rt is a 1975 Ellen Sandler of Newington, and grand; Maybel Dowd, right sup Mrs. Walter Dittmann of West Hart Tuesday: Green garden salad, Reservations may be made by ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the church. R. and Claudette Poulin Begin of 16 David 2^. has a sister, Wendy December 2. gradauate of Bolton High School. Miss Melinda Moore of Manchester. Haven, and Michael Nugent of North residing in New Haven. porter to the vice grand; Minnie ford. '■ Italian dressing, meatballs with calling the College Bookstore. Paul A. Drummond of Boulder, Babylon, N.Y. Mr. Drummond is employed ak a Blevins, left supporter to the vice The Women’s Bible Study Class of Colo, was his brother’s best man. A reception was held at the KofC pulmonary laboratory technician/at grand; Alice Wetherell, inside guar South United Methodist Church will The couple is planning a March Ushers were Curtis Edgar of New Hall in Manchester, after which the St. Raphael’s Hospital in New dian; and Bessie Farris, outside meet ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 1208 wedding. Britain, Raphal 0. Rose of New couple left for California. They are Haven. guardian. Main St. Amaranth Order Recruits sought by ------Sale Ends Saturdayl installs officers Sale Ends Saturday! Mrs. Barbara Harris of P'relate; Albert Peace Corps 34G Garden Dr. and Neal Heavisldes, musician; Maybel Dowd, troth; Min The Peace Corps has Currently, the types of Miller of 66 Neill Rd., Ver nie Blevins, faith; Doris scheduled a three-day recruits mostly needed are non, have been Installed as Isham, wiidom; Loll recruiting campaign in those with education and royal matron and royal Anderson, charity; Irrae Connecticut beginning Feb. experience as nurses, patron, respectively, of Bourez, historian; Mary 2 to sign up professional teachers, masons, auto THIS WEEK Chapman Court, i Order of Levitt, warder; and Harold and skilled workers. mechanics, electricians Amaranth, in semi-public Livingston, sentinel. The government’s team and agricultural ceremonies at the Masonic The Installing officers of recruiters, most of backgrounds. n it s WEEK ONLY! 'Temple. They succeed Mr. were Isham, patron; whom have s«cved a Potential volunteers and Mrs. Royal Isham. William Van de Water, minimum of two years must be at least 18 years of Other officers installed grand associate patron, with the Peace Corps, will age, with no upper age ONiY! are Clarissa Miller, Sears associate matron; Gustaf assistant patron; Hazel be headquartered at the limit; in good health, l»(• m s Loveland, grand conduc Shoreham III Motor Lodge, willing to serve abroad a Anderson, associate tress, marshal; 765 Asylum Ave., Hartford, minimum of two years; patron; Florence Heavisides, deputy to talk to interested in and, most important, have Jackman, treasurer; Hazel supreme royal matron, dividuals through Feb. 4 a specific skill. SAV I 40* Loveland, secretary; •*c®dp| aide to m a r ^ l; Mildred from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. wciiy Fitted Crib Sheet SAVE 12* Marjorie Morrison, con ductress; Alice Ray, Loomis, p u t royal matron, SAVE SAVE *25 SAVE *64 ft % on Sox. and 4 k >z . PlastI secretary; Anne Tryon, Rogular S1.99 ^ associate conductress; Cordelia Miller, trustee for deputy suprsRis royal Rec Department News SAVE ALL DISCONTINUED NufTsers a LV patron; prelate; Jamas « Regular 39> #0 . one year; Isham, trustee for three years. McKay, musician; and The women’s programs resist. . i ' ’ 2- Drawer Bedrooms SAV I *1.20 Robert Gordon Sr., soloist. of the Manchester Recrea other techniques will be Craftsman 20*in. Also, Anne Campbell, Pre-folded Cotton SA V I 48* marshal In the east; Hsian Alter being crowned by tion Department will be at the discretion of the Chest and Rotary AAower Family Rooms Diopters ^ _ Infants' Sllp«On Grotton, marshal in the the coronating matron, offering a new class es teachers'* Involved in the •V west; Elizabeth Mary Anne Miller, past pecially for teachers. workshop. Walk-in 3- Prawer with Eager;,! ^glne Rogular $3.99 A l t # 2 0 % , Shirts n l Sbfas^^^ Plig.of12 9 Heavisides, standard royal matron, Mrs. Harris T e a c h e r ’s c e ra m ic registration will be Regular S3 .3 9 | was escorted through workshops will be offered ^^aaonaa i Roller Mi|.«l$ bearer; Mildred Morrison, accepted at the first class Giairs ^ SAV I 94* O ff ^.Infant topper sets arches of yellow ro su and on Tuesdays, beginning on Tuesday. •AVI 20* white daisies by the cor this week from 12:30 to Another class starting Crib Quilt Latex Semi-Gloss Craftsman 67-pc. Cabinet and Dining Rooms Many ftylot and SS onating marshal, Cordelia 2:30 p.m. The idea of the this week is rosemaling Training Pontiil: colon In S-M-l. “ Tarry Unlitf M j f c a BARGAINS Miller, deputy supreme workshop is for ceramic with Harriet Cross as the Regular or Fashion Flat Tool Set All O i^tltlss Llmltail— Soma Floor Somplas Regular S4.A9 3 » » Rogular *2.99 ‘a a a o a a a a i Ragularfr P V royal matron. teachers to exchange instructor. Classes will be 4 9 9 9 $139.99 S1.3911iarmal Pantt». 1.03 MBIOOM Other coronating officers Flat Regular 110.99 techniques and innovative held on Wednesdays from Regular $74.99 IN THE were Luella Hotchkiss, Saml-Glou Regular • 11.99 ^0 designs. 10 to 11:30 a.m. Gal. Regular $174.98 109' WANT ADS crown bearer; Neal Miller, It is open to all ceramic Rosemaling is decorative past royal patron, sword teachers including those in floral painting on wood Decorative Wall Hunn 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 bearer; Anne Campbell, volved with club ceramics using oil based paints. It is ffvery M aior Home I marshal in the e u t; Helen such as 4-H, scouts, a technique of painting C iO SfO U fl ELECTRIC FIREPLACES Grotton, marshal in the women’s clubs, and home- first started in Norway to west; and Mrs. Heavisidu, based studios. Cost for the decorate the wooden ware A ppliance SAVE I standard bearer. Dorvln 5-week program is $5 for in common use. Non Every Sears Lawn S U E - Wolf, deputy supreme the use of studio paints. It artists will have patterns Reg. 9999 40" royal patron, was captain is expected that teachers they can use with ap Tractor Now Now On ^ ONLY 4 of the guards with Gustaf will provide their own tools propriate brush strokes Anderson, past royal and materials as well as and shading. Artists can on SALE! SAiCf patron; John Walters; firing. Greenware may work free hand using the Jack Forster, grand stan also be purchased at the brush strokes they’ll learn Free Standing Wall & Corner dard bearer; Daniel rec studio. during the course. The fee Provan, past royal patron; The techniques being SAVE *100 for this course is $8. ELECTRIC FIREPLACES and Theodore Bourez as share on Tuesday will in Both classes will be guards. clude sponge painting with offered at the West Side SALE Refreshments were stains and wipe off wax to *250 Reg. 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SCOKE Braves pushovers for pushy Celtics BOARD W in* BASKETBALL Charlie Scott NBA * Eastern Conference 14th hoop win Atlantic DivUion Bennet varsity t W L->Pct GB PEBBLE BEACH, lead in the final round of winning $21,090 for his to Japan where he has the second, fourth and East frosh man in win Boston 31 13 .706 - ahy tournament he had biggest payday in sue years business interests. He’ll be ninth holes and that put Scoring a 59-51 win Calif. (UPI) - Ben Digging its own hole ear Philadelphia 29 It .644 2W lobked up, shot an 82. and George Burns, a back next week, though, to him six-under for the Friday was Bennet Jm ior rates notice Buffalo 28 19 .696 4W Orenshaw won the ly , East Catholic's BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Celtics were pushy Sun That’s right, Nicklaus shot rookie, tying the veteran play in the Bob Hope tourney and a shot off the High over Kosciusexo of Mew York 24 23 .61 8W tournament and Dave Hill for third and Desert Classic in Palm lead, which Morley held on Enfield. John Wilson had 15 freshman team bowed, OB- NEW YORK (UPI) - What does a team haye to do to day and the Buffalo Braves were pushovp. an 82. The round would 58, to St. Thomas Aquinas So said Braves’ coach Jack Ramsay after Boston tad Central Division deservedly so, but the winning $10,915. Springs, Calif. the turn. points, John Haslett 13 and gain recognition? Win every game? have done justice to any in New Britain. beaten up his team, 135-107, in a nationally televised NBA . W«L Pet GB “I’ve worked hard this Nicklaus was still alive Rich Koepsel 12 for the Sometimes that doesn’t even work. Washington 27 19 .587 — 1976 CIrosby probably weekend amateur because Nicklaus’ 82 dropped him winter, and it showed at that point, trailing by Bears. Matt Atwater bad 20 It’s certainly not game. [Jeveland 25 20 .556 IW will be better known it included two triple to three-over for the here,” Crenshaw said of only a shot. Then the fun points, Tom Hammick 15 working in the case of 55, in overtime at “They played a very ktlanU 21 23 .477 5 bogeys, one double an five tourney and left him way markers and ^ rk Four over the years as the his 7i2-hole score of seven- began for Crenshaw and Church Western Michigan, the Princeton. physical game and we counterpart, 17-7. Among Houston 20 22 .476 5 bogeys. back in the pack with John nier 13 rebouikls for the week Jack Nicklaus under-par 281. “I've also the agony for Nicklaus and, Action Saturday at Illing current leader in the Mid- Sophomore Phil Ford Cowens’ totals were 13 MewOrleanslO 22 .463 5W ^ i l e Nicklaus, who has ny Miller, who opened the Eagles. didn’t come back with inally proved he was taken a new view of my to a lesser degree, to saw Emanuel Lutheran of America Conference scored 18 points in the se anything, said Ramsay of defensive rebounds that Western Conference won 58 American titles and 1976 season by winning the career, and 1 think now I’m Morley. Hartford top Concordia college basketball race, cond half to rally North the loss that snapped Buf most times led to fast Midwest Division human. two British opens since Tucson Open. Miller, at Pee Wee headed in the right direc Crehshaw ran ddm a 40- Lutheran, 41-32, South and one of only four un Carolina back from a 10- falo’s six-game winning breaks. Boston finished W L Pet GB There have been fans joining the tour in 1962, least, tad an excuse. He Standing* — Top Notch Milwaukee 19 25 .432 — was hacking his way tion.” foot putt for a birdiesra the United Methodist nip Trini beaten teams in the nation. point halftime deficit and streak. with six players in double who might have enjoyed was bothered by a sore 7-0, B urger King 4-3, Detroit 17 25 .405 1 “Pebble Beach is never 12th that gave him theJead ty Covenant, 46-36, and The other three- Indiana, spark the victory over “They push you, they figures, including a career- around Pebble Beach, back and the flu in the first Celtics 1-5, Willie’s 1-5. Kansas City IS 30 .333 4W what happened to Nicklaus easy,” he said. “But I love and he parred home toN^in Wapping Congregational Nevada-Las Vegas and Maryland. Ford, who grab you and they hold you high 18 by swingman Glenn which he calls his favorite two rounds, shooting 74-77, Chieagoi; 12 31 .279 6W Sunday in the windup of the the course. It’s such a while Nicklaus took triple trounce Center Midget Rutgers—are aii ranked finished with 22 points, got out. And we stand still. If McDonald. Jim McMillian Crosby. That’s not to say golf course, Crenshaw, 24, but recovered for a pair of Pacific Division challenge. I made up my bogeys on the 13th and 18th, Congregational, 53-30. Standing*- Police 5-1, among the top 10 but offensive help from Tom you stand still, no one is added 18 for the Braves. was shooting a solid three- 70s. Nicklaus simply blew W L Pet GB Nicklaus doesn’t have his mind that I would not let a a double on the 17th and a Dave Peterson had 19 First Hartford Realty 5-1, Western Michigan, despite my LaGarde, who had 19 going to give you “They just outmuscled legion of followers, but in under-par 69 that won him the lead he held going into Golden mistake upset me because bogey on the 12th. points and Dan Cottam 10 Community Y 4-2, Man. a perfect 14-0 record, has points, and Mitch Kupchak, anything,” Ramsay said. us at every position,” said the $37,000 first prize by the final round when he State 32 11 .744 11 every sport there are those there is no way to keep Morley took a l{og^ on for Emanuel while Paul State Bank 4-2, Eastern not received enough sup who had 17. (Herald photo by Dunn) “The aggressor rarely gets Ramsay whose third-place two shots over Mike could have won by playing Los Angeles 23 24 .489 11 who pay to boo heroes. from making a few mis the 11th and anotiier on the Turek had 12 for Concor Realty 2-4, Allied BuIMers port from the UPI Coaches The victory left North caught it seems.” Braves fell AVz games Seattle 22 25 .468 12 Morley. even par. State Tournament-hound Manchester five While golf fans never takes on this course.” 14th. Those mistakes dia. Dave Abbott netted 14 2-4, Automatic Comfort 2- Board to crack the top 20. Carolina with a 13-2 record In this game, the behind the Celtics in the Phoenix ’’l8 25 .419 14 boo, there were enough of There seemed to be No one ever got to find Crenshaw bogeyed the finished him but he hung on points for Methodist while 4, Pro Remodeling 045 Western Michigan overall and a 5-1 mark in aggressors were blessed Atlantic Division. PorUand 18 27 .400 15 poetic justice in the win out Jack’s feelings about Qualifying for the State Basketball Tourna Mike Quesnel, Mark Demko. Standing: them who smiled politely with par saving putts on Oaig Hutt had 14 and Jim notched its 14th straight the rugged Atlantic Coast Elsewhere in the NBA, Sunday's Results dup—Crenshaw breaking a tlie 82 because he left the first hole for his only lapse, Junior* ment for the second straight year under the Assistant Coach Dave Flanagan, Brian while the aggressed were as Nicklaus, the man they the 15th and 17th to clinch Smith 10 for Trinity. Mark Saturday night when it Conference. Maryland fell Kansas City beat Chicago Boston 135, Buffalo 107 slump of 2V^ years, Morley area in a hurry for a flight then bounced back to birdie Lakers 4-2, penalized heavily. Boston said would never blow the second. Standing*— dov/ned Bali State, 62-57, to 13-3 overall and a disap direction of Coach Doug Pearson was Moran, Jim McNickle, Mike Sherman, Scott 118-110, P h ilad elp h ia Kansas City 118, Chicago 110 Freeman scored 17 points, Braves 4-2, 76ers 3-3, Bike took 34 free throws, Gary Heckman 14 and Bret and the Broncos’ coach, pointing 1-3 in the con Manchester High. The Indians going into Hyde, Jeff Kiernan, Steve McKenzie, Bruce stopped Atlanta 112-109 and Philadelphia 112, Atlanta Shop 3-3, Saints 2-4, Knlcks making 29, while Buffalo Amesen 13 for Wapping Eidon Miiier, thinks it’s ference. Tuesday's play post a 10-2 aggregate ledger. Ballard, Jeff Backofen, John Pisch, Brett shot 16 times, converting Washington downed Los 1 109 2-4 time his team was Notre Dame, led by All- Angeles 105-101. Washington 105, Los while Scott Aleroany had Team members: Front row (1-r) Co-captains Carlson, Pearson. nine. Angeles 101 nine for Center. recognized for its America Adrian Dantley’s But when push came to In the ABA, St. Louis HK Frazier next for Foreman Good start 30 points, avenged an early Standings: Wapping 5-0, achievements. shove, it was Boston’s ripped Virginia 121-100, San SAG PAULO, B rasil season loss to UCLA at Los ABA LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) fight. no short cuts. Ron Lyle Faith Lutheran 4-1, “Recognition would be Charlie Scott who was the Antonio romped over New (UPI) — World champion Angeles by downing the — So what now for (3eorge Foreman, a man thought proved that to me.” Emanuel (Htfd) 4-2, good perhaps for the un leading mugger. Arching York 128-104 and Kentucky ^ W L GB Nki Lauda got off to an im Bruins for the third con Foreman? to have superhuman Against Lyle, Foreman Center 2-1, South United 2- iversity and for the con 20-footers and driving clipped Indiana 117-114. Denver' 31 11 pressive start in defense o l secutive year at South Vintage campaign New York 29 15 Kemp homers Other side due With Muhammad Ali and credentials after mowing was staggered in the first 1, Emanuei (Manchester) ference,’’ Miiier said. “But through the befuddled Kings 118, Bulls 110 EAST LANSING, Mich. 1-2, Temple Beth Shalom 0- his title Sunday by winning really our greatest concern Bend. Notre Dame went Braves, Scott struck for 30 Nate Archibald scored 27 Kentucky : 26 20 LOS ANGELES (U P I)- Ken Norton apparently down his first 40 pro foes, and fifth rounds in addition (UPI) - Michigan State 2, Concordia 0-4, Trinity 0- the Brazilian Formula One is to try to play basketball into a semi-staii in the last points and 10 assists. He points and had 10 assists San Antonio 24 19 Steve Kemp, who recently lined up for a July title is definitely mortal. to being down twice in the Indiana ^ 25 21 signed with Detroit after President Clifton Wharton 5. Grand Prix in bis Ferrari. as best we can." 5:30 of play after it had issued notice of the rout in and Glenn Hansen, playing fight. Foreman may be “I’d like to stay active,” fourth. He trailed on two of Louis , 20 27 .426 14 Jr. scheduled an afternoon Although only 36 years built a six-point lead. the first period by scoring less than half the game, being the No. 1 pick in the headed for a second Foreman said when asked the three scorecards after Virginia .7 37 .159 25W press conference today to Intertown fVomen*s I old. Miller has already es Defensive pressure is 10 points and whipping had 23 points to lead Kan free agent draft, belted a meeting with Joe Frazier. about his future plans. “I four rounds although he for area quintets Sunday's Results grand slam homer in the “discuss in detail” the fin tablished himself as one of what enabled Princeton to Frazier was on hand want to become champion had Lyle down in the fourth Upping its record to 5-3, | three beautiful passes to sas City past Chicago in the San Antonio 128, New York I volleyball the top young coaches in upset St. John’s. The wide open teammates for second game of a national ninth inning to give the dings which lead the Saturday and watched again. If that takes round, too. Manchester routed Newington. The Bobcats 104 Alumni a 9-3 win over National Collegiate Standing* — Dolphins the nation. It was 13 years Tigers, the No. 1 defensive the Class C Division while Wednesday night against 4- unmolested scores. television doubleheader. Foreman get off the can knocking everybody out in Lyle talked about a Glastonbury, 57-45. Pete By LEN AUSTER sport a 7-6 aggregate St. Louis'l21, Virginia 100 U^C’s varsity baseball 240, Porpoises 184, Sharks ago at Wittenberg College team in the nation, forced Ellington needs another 6, 5-7 East Hampton High At the end of the first 76ers 112, Hawks 109 Kentucky 117, Indiana 114 Athletic Association to put vas twice in the fourth the world. I’ll do it. I know rematch but the ex Kiro had 28 points followed Herald Sporlswriler docket and could win the team Saturday. 17-7, Marlins 13-11, Sails 11- that he built a reputation the usually deliberate victory to make it into at the Bellringer gym. quarter, Boston led by nine Doug Collins’ jumper the Spartans’ football round and knock out now that I can’t be inactive heavyweight king by Jamie JGallagher and Sometimes you’ll CVC title, yet not qualify The occasion was the an 13, Squids 8-16, Whales 3- as a “boy wonder.” Only 23 Redmen into committing Class B. All others still Friday night, the Beavers points. By halftime, the av- with 33 seconds left was program on probation for Denver’s 33-year-old Ron and fight the top con declared, “I’ll say no to Ken Hill with 10 apiece for run into a vintage year for post-season play. WHA nual Trojan Alumni All- 21, Flounders 2-22 then and the youngest head 25 turnovers and finally have shots. host Vinal Tech. dantage was 17, 68-51. Buf the key basket in the next three years. Lyle in the fifth. tenders, though. There are that.” the winners. Rockville High has won East coach in the country, he won the game on three for wine. This season East Catholic, leading Coventry, which falo closed momentarily to Philadelphia’s victory. Stars versus the USC varsi It was hardly the same its last five straight to W L T Pt l^ki winners guided Wittenberg to a 26-2 points by Armond Hill in appears to be a vin the HCC with a '7-0 record presented Coach Ron 13 points but the Celtics Atlanta led 107-106 when it ty game. Other alumni in Foreman who knocked New England 21 22 5 4 the game were major STOWE, Vt. (UPI) - record and a No. 1 ranking the last 1:23 of overtime. tage one for local and and 13-0 over-all, treks to Badstuebner his 100th onset a dreadful start reeled off 10 straight to called a timeout with 43 Frazier down six times and which saw the Rams drop Cincinnati 21 24 1 4 leaguers Tom Seaver, Fred Marion Post of Averill OKINAWAN KARATE ACADEMY in the UPI small college Barnes Hauptfuhrer scored area schoolboy basket Uncasville Tuesday night career win last week, is off build the advantage to 80- seconds left. The Hawks scored a second-round KO 20 points for Princeton, but until Friday when the 9-2, eight of nine outings. Qeveland 18 25 3 3 Lynn, Steve Busby, Dave Park, N.Y., won the for the heavyweight crown MAIN AND E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER ratings. In eight seasons at for an engagement with 0- 59. The lead, which went to then lost the ball when Lou Indianairalis l8 26 2 3 Tigers’ Coach Pete Carril ball squads. Three 11-2 Patriots visit COC Rockville, 4-3 in the CVC, Kingman, Brent Strom and women’s ballet event and at Kingston, Jamaica, 646-5654 Wittenberg his teams 8, 2-11 St. Bernard and 33 points in the fourth Hudson’s foot hit the line West credited the defense with have already qualified Saturday night at the Hart leader Portland High. is at 34, 7-7 Windsor High Ron Fairly. Scott Brooksbank of Salt three short years ago. Aflar nhM y**ra M th* tim* louUon on F*rmlntt*n Avmmm Ni HifMr*, *w haMhw I* *mM*Z * posted a record of 142-55. quarter, never dipped as he came down with Con W L T Pt miol rolooolo* Ellington, 11-3 in all Tuesday night and enter Lake City Utah, captured This is his sixth season at making the victory possi for State Tournament ford Civic Center, the below 20 again. nie Hawkins’ pass at mid Houston 30 16 0 6 If there was any further Ow nm» l*etHtlM «W b* on th* cofm r 0) IM n *nd laM MMdl* Tufn*ft* In ManetatMr. FtaMMi* tains Windsor Locks the men’s title Sunday in *l>fliw«c». e w p ^ dk*i«lBt roiti* *m l« l*ct» tr*W m — . A* itm u i* . — aW wwI wW b * M l l Western Michigan and the ble. ' play, one needs one Eagles collide with arch games, host East Windsor “It was the best game of court and Collins put the San Diego 22 21 4 4 Trio signs question about his invin Friday night. the Professional Freestyle ol*M M lor im n, women ond oMMron, both dofo and ooonliwo. Broncos showed signs last "The defense was rival South Catholic. Tuesday night and is at the year overall for Scott,” 76ers ahead. Minnesota 22 18 3 4 MONTREAL (UPI) - cibility after what more win, and several Bolton, 5-6 in the COC Associates’ World ^WEDNESDAY season that this could be excellent to superb all Manchester, CCIL leader Granby Friday night. The said Boston Coach Tom Bulle:s 105, Lakers 101 PhoenU 21 19 4 4 The Montreal Expos Sun happened 15 months ago, it have excellent oppor- and 6-6 over-all, entertains Freestyle competition. their year. They were 16-10 day," said Carril. "That’s with a 10-0 mark and 10-2 Knights, 8-0, in NCCC play, Heinsohn. “ He was the Elvin Hayes sat out the Canadian day signed pitchers Dale was answered by the Lyle a year ago but finished only tough on a physical team tunites to do so. over-all, visits 3-8, 4-9 En won two games in Canada 10-1, 11-2 Cromwell High W L T Pts Murray and Steve Renko difference for us, especial first 34 minutes with a Gorman triumphs w v w O TW I VLMiMM W W CMididalM wM be permlllMl like St. John’s." Locally, unbeaten East field High Tuesday night which don’t count towards Tuesday night and Friday Winnipeg 33.-17 and' catcher-outfielder two games out of first in ly in shutting off Randy sprained right wrist but BALTIMORE (UPI) - sfb^^FtoOEOAll^B od RS^IoBoy KotaoB lo obMTve e eiew beOMa the Mid-America The loss was only the se Catholic and Manchester before returning home qualification thus need one the Bulldogs host non scored 10 points in the Queb^ ' 29 16 Gary Carter to one-year ol Falom*, OMoowa, maal M|My Smith, who’s been Buf Confident Tom Gorman roopaolad and loarad ajpolai* an •nroNimnL We do not iiw Conference. With four cond in 16 games for St. High have already made it Friday night to Clarke more decision. conference opponent E.O. fourth quarter to rally Calgary 25 19 contracts for the 1976 falo’s key during their Edmonton 18 30 took the championship of Okinawa. AH Maak M l tootkif la oontrecta. starters returning, they John’s while Princeton to post-season play while Arena for a matchup with South Windsor, CVC Smith. Rham, 6-5 in the Washington from an eight- season. BOWLING eendurted bv a amHmimI hMOfd Md streak. He did the job he Toronto 15 28 the $50,000 B altim ore Our direelor end Chief were listed as the team to raised its record to 11-3. Cheney Tech, which made Simsbury High. pace-setter at 6-1, enter COC and 6-7 in all games, Contracts for the three, all pfom eU^ ara raflaMrod In Initruelor, John ip eneec had to defensively and point deficit to its 12th vic x-Ottawa 14 26 1 29 International Indoor Tour Okinawa. Promollona abova Handan In other games involving the tourney a year ago, Cheney Tech, 1-9 in COC tains Bulkeley High of visit Rocky Hill High who were in Montreal for he* meny yeere ef teeaMn i beat in the conference. turned around and did it tory in the last 16 games. x-Team disbanded nament Sunday with a 7-5, HAPPY HOLIDAY.S- MDUIUNUS (3rd dopraa) aro graniad bf lha hdar- So far, they’ve been the top 10, No. 1 Indiana seems out of the running. play and 3-9 over-all, will Hartford Tuesday night Friday night in its lone con G^il Goodrich led Los an Expos’ caravan naUonal board, aMor a parlad al wpwnwiioWf Mno hmm wmwiww offensively too.” Sunday's Results 6-3 upset of top-seeded Hie Yvonne Noel 153, Valerie FREE UMUHIH MnO 1MVin| m VWIIewB* Mun (16-0) defeated Minnesota Area-wise, Coventry High attempt to snap its six- and returns to conference test of the week. program, bring to 14 the ------a------a a -a - dSA k pereeneliy under Meeter better than expected but Smith collected 18 points Angeles with 31 points. Indianapolis 4, Cleveland 2 Nastase. Unseeded in the •POTVot* WOVItMO niD TWIOORI |4m 85-76; No. 2 Marquette (14- has qualified for action in play Friday night at On the distaff side, 7-2 Sady 128, Julia Riggio 133. JACKET MGHT Kanel UeeM In OMnewe, end not too many people, at game losing streak but had no assists in the .Spirils 121, Squires 100 iHoiiston 5, Calgary 3 number of players signed event, Gorman broke dagraa) allar aitanolva Iralninf In 1) crushed Fordham 92-64; East Catholic travels to from the club’s winter (lit 4600 15 w4w4ir) O M naira. has fought eenteet teur> least the ones who do the. game as Scott hounded the Caldwell Jones scored 21 Quebec 7, Edmonton 6 Nhstase’s service once in No. 6 Washington (16-1) West Hartford Tuesday to U.S.MIXED- Lois namenie In the Orient voting, have been paying guard throughout the points and pulled down 12 Minnesota 5, Toronto 2 roster of 39. Terms of the each set to earn his biggest topped Hawaii 73-68; No. 8 face Northwest Catholic Sperry 189-488, Bee Moquin attention." game. rebounds to help St. Louis Phoenix’ 7, ^ n Diego 5 contracts were not dis pay check, $12,000, in a hot Rutgers (15-0) walloped and the Eagle maidens 191-469, Shelia Price 196- While Western Michigan South Central “I was up mentally and beat Virginia and break a closed. and cold career. Lafayette 113-79 and No. 9 host Windsor Locks 228-591, Peg Callahan 181- Good Seats Available Ow oiudoni* oniov blob oaHbar loaebkn wHb biR and eemploro aalabr. tries to gain national physically for this game,” six-game losing streak. NHL Ooorga Mattoon, ono ol Iba mambaro ol tha U aeb l.^ Nallonal aoard oUNraetara, baa ntman baa baah* an I recognition, three of the Alabama (13-2) downed Thursday night .at 6:30. 190-542, Alice Brown 181- Civic Center Box Office olylo, wMeb ara avadaMo al mool book olorao. Tbo Way al Karalo pMbaUwd by Hi* TaM * OamaaiV hi laaa a said Scott, left off the NBA .S|iurs 128, Ne:s 104 Campbell Conference top 10 ranked teams Mississippi State 92-81. SPORTS Manchester, 3-11, hosts En 463, Marge Delisle 184-177- 566-6000 Maalar UoabTa Karat* pubbabad by Faabady PubHeadana bi 1371 ihma a toad doaorlpean *1 Hda kM hian All-Star team while Smith Larry Kenon scored 29 Patrick Division PipeSf drums at Civic Center a r t dropped in stature over the Elsewhere, Oregon upset defeats MCC, field Tuesday afternoon at 484, Sharlie Delisle 182, 6. Fox • Soars BRIEFS was picked by Eastern points and Billy Paultz W L T P weekend. Third-ranked No. 11 Oregon State 83-68, 3:15 and travels to Ginger Yourkas 481, Gail Wa bava a lull taaeMng U c iM t ol quaWlad aiaeh aall* *a laHawa: Conference coaches. “I added 21 to once again Philadelphia 30 9 8 < For many years the Knowlton’s Connecticut Maryland, which earlier in No. 12 Tennessee nipped By CHRIS BLAKE Simsbury Friday. Shim aitis 473, Eleanor eRNHaT J. HARRIMAN ...... tnd D atra* Rlaah RaU think Randy and I are the haunt their ex-teammates NY Islanders 25 12 8 massed bands, pipes, Rangers and the 42nd ^ y a l the week was shocked by Mississippi 92-64, No. 13 Wilson 453, Eve Livengood TICKETRON OAVn RLOOainRLD ...... Ind Oapraa Maak 0*0 Correspondent two quickest guards in the and lead San Antonio to Atlanta 23 20 7 JA M aa KOCH ...... lal Daft** Rlaak 0*0 North Carolina State out Birds bookends drums and dancers of Her Highland Regiment of 1776 466, Mary Kolakowski 473, Clemson, was beaten Sun league and I was pleased NY Rangers 17 25 5 39 THOMAa PIACKNTINI...... 1*1 D*|r** aiaah 0*0 i , ~ victory over New York. Majesty’s Royal Marines (also known as the Connec Bruce Moquin 209-538, Soars-Manchostoi day by fourth-ranked North lasted Duke 106-101, No. 14 BOSTON (UPI) - The If the CCCAA post-season basketball tourna SPORTS the way I played him. I Smvthe Division WILUAM aKOOO...... lal Oaoraa Rlaak BaO Both players scored over and The Black Watch have ticut Black Watch) will Dave Neff 203-539, Bob Carolina, 95-93, in overtime Michigan topped Purdue American League cham ment was a cliff, Manchester Community thought dur whole team !* W L T Pts SLATE 30 points against the Nets toured the world, with the present an 18th Century Pagano 210-558, Bob Huf- at Chapel Hill, N.C., while 84-80, No. 15 Missouri pion Boston Red Sox will College would be on the edge of it. I -t had one of our best days Chicago 20 12 16 56 the last tim^ tjipy met. spectacular pomp, pagean military ceremony — the ford 212-555, Joe Russo 505, eighth-ranked UCLA and downed Iowa State 84-68, open and close the 1976 T uesdpy against one of the' better i Vancouver 17 20 9 43 Illinois State upset No. H season against the South Central Communi- Cougars bested the Ravens St. Louis 18 23 5 41 try, and rousing music so “Feu de Joie.” John White 531, Ralph lOth-ranked St. John’s ty College pushed the BASKETBALL teams in the league.” Coluiiels 117, Pacers 114 Wake Forest 81-79, No. 18 Baltimore Orioles. The in field goals, 38-34. Minnesota IS 28 3 33 typical of Britain. Now for Her M ajesty’s Royal Trott 506, Ed Yourkas 564, (NY) both were beaten on Cougars to the brink of Munclicsler at Enfield In another personal Wil Jones scored 12 of his West Texas State beat Red Sox begin the 162- Fouls sent MCC center 25 points in the final period Kansas.City 11 32 4 26 their first joint appearance Marines and The Black Dave Cone 523, Ed Wilson Saturday. UCLA was elimination with a 90-83 East Culliolir at St. Ber matchup. Bob McAdoo out- Bradley 66-56 and Memphis game schedule in Lum Jefferson to an early Wales Conference in America since 1776, they Watch will begin their 502, Walt Delisle 501. . drubbed by No. 16 Notre win Saturday afternoon at nard scored Dave Cowens, 27-18, as Kentucky beat Indiana State upset No. 20 Cincin Baltimore, April 9, 10, 11 show at a crucial time. The Norris Division' are making a nationwide program at 8:15. Dame, 95-85, at South Wilbur Cross High in New MCC at Tunxis CC but the Boston center out- for its seventh victory in nati 85-79. and end the slate at 6-5 freshman picked up his W L T Pts tour to salute America’s Bend, Ind., and St. John's Haven. Rockville at Windsor rebounded his Buffalo the last nine games. Fenway Park, Oct. 1, 2, 3. fourth foul at the 15:47 Montreal 35 6 7 77 200 years of Independence was upset by Princeton, 58- The Cougars fall to 4-7 in Bulkeley at South Wind The first home game of the mark but remained in and Los Angeles 26 22 2 54 which include their The the CCCAA, 6-12 over-all. sor Pittsburgh 18 24 6 42 engagement at the Hart season will be April 12 30 seconds later fouled Ed Cromwell at Bolton South is 6-5. With Mack for his fifth. Without Detroit 14 28 6 34 ford Civic Center Tuesday TRANSCENDENTAL against Cleveland. East Windsor , at 13 Housatonic, Mattatuck and Jefferson, South began to Washington 4 40 5 night at 8. Ellington Adams Division Hanging on Norwalk already in the sweep the boards. Jeffer The First Company of playoffs, the fourth spot is East Catholic at ' i W L T Pts the Governor’s Foot Guard MEDITATION Meaningless Pro Bowl BOSTON (UPI) - The son’s departure also left up for grabs. MCC, South Northwest Catholic Connors nets double Boston 28 10 9 65 and Band will perform in \0' Cape Codders of the North MCC without a match for Buffalp 14 6 60 program Central, Greater Hartford (girls) battalion parade beginning contest slated tonight American Hockey League lanky 6-7 Huggins on Porontb’ 18 10 50 and Tunxis still have a Enfield at Manchester in Birmingham play at 7:30 p.m. At 8 the Vjv will have a home again now offense. California 24 4 42 WHAT IS IT? shot. (girls), 3:15 recreated units of Transcendental Meditation, or TM, is NEW ORLEANS (UPI) was too late to help the box that a federal bankruptcy MCC, which trailed 43-34 — An anticlimactic Pro office. For the Cougars to even at the half, outscored its WRESTLING BIRMINGHAM, Ala. dominate the match until a simple, easily learned technique for judge has ruled that elec think about making the East Catholic at Weaver gaining deep rest and relaxatioa The Bowl ends the pro football Not that small crowds trical contractor Edmund hosts, 8-4, at the outset of (UPI) — Jimmy Connors, the final set, when he season tonight in a game for the Pro Bowl are playoffs, three of their last the second half before Wednesday IM program is not a philosophy or re Freau can take control of “the toughest player in the began to volley consistent ligion and involves no change in life marked by the absence of anything new, coming as it four league games must be Jefferson fouled out. The world to best,” has won the ly for points. In earlier the Cape Cod Coliseum'in wlns.-The Cougars play BASKETBALL D A n a l M u f f l e r s top rated quarterbacks and does as an afterthought to South Yarmouth as a deb lead remained between Cheney Tech at East Birmingham International games, Tanner had hit Tunxis Tuesday, face I I V ef Maaclinter, lac. other standout players the season, with the tor in possession. five and seven points for Hampton Indoor Tennis cham short to bring his opponent . WHAT DOES IT DO? Mah-iiUJltalTaa. from both National Foot players out to enjoy Hartford Saturday and the next few minutes. aanritig you wRA ife* ntOoH’i H notl M U r n tS t I, The relaxation gained during TM relieves stress, strain and WRESTLING pionship for the third year to the net, then repeatedly ball League Conferences. themselves and avoid cost Possible site close out league play with DeMarco brought MCC in a row. scored on passing shots. tension. Research at the Harvard Medical School has found P itts b u r g h ’s T e rry ly injury that could affect Mattatuck and Middlesex within three on a three- Manchester at Conurd Connors, 23, defeated CAU FOR FREE EST. that the level of rest gained during TM is twice as deep as SOUTHINGTON (UPI) Tanner also began late in the deepest part of a ^ o le night s sleep. Bradshaw was injured in the regular season. at home. point play to make the Thursday Roscoe Tanner, 6-4, 3-6, 6- the match to have trouble 323 Center Street — A proposed horse track Four players hit double the last quarter of the Most players echo the score, 64-61, with 7:45 left. BASKETBALL 1, Sunday to take the tour getting his 140-mile-an- WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? site rejected in a 1973 town digits for the 7-9 Ravens. Manchester, Conn. Steelers’ 21-17 win over same sentiments. The The Ravens surged ahead Windsor Locks at East nament’s $10,000 top prize. hour first serve in the TM gives increased calmness „ referendum has been Mike Fernandez, who sank Health improves. High bloolpressure is reduced (10% of the Dallas, and the Cowboy’s game is fun. It’s a chance and hiked the margin to 72- Catholic (girls), 6:30 Connors then teamed court. Poor serving also Tel. (203) 646-2112 tabbed as a possible loca nine straight free throws in people who start TM are/recommended to the program by Roger Staubach — named to play alongside men who 63 and the Cougars never with Erik van Dillen of San cost Tanner the opening tion for the state’s second the second half, topped all Friday Mon.-Frl. 8-7:30 - tat. 8-18H)0 their doctor). ^ .J • to replace Minnesota have been rivals all got closer than seven Mateo, Calif., to win the set. TM increases mental clarity and psychological well-being. greyhound track. scorers with 25 points. Vic BASKETBALL I Viking Fran Tarkenton — year—the best in the points near the end. doubles competition, ’In the first game of the The proponents, Francis Huggins contributed 21, Family and social relationships also improve from the TM also bowed out because of business. 'v Simsbury at ManclH'ster, defeating Californians match. Tanner failed to hit Glynn of Brocton, Mass,, Allen Gales 20 and Mike Soulli (Irnirul (9U) program. an injury. B F Pts 8:15 Dennis Ralston' of on a single first Mrve and And no one needs to and Frank Francolini of Stallings 17. HOW MUCH TIME DOES IT TAKE? The quarterbacking jobs Stallings 7 3-6 17 Vinal Tech at Cheney Bakersfield and Hank also had one double fault. break a bone trying to West Hartford, have an op Foul-plagued MCC also TM is practiced twice a day (once in the morning and once in went to Jim Hart of the Mack 2 1-6 5 Tech, 8:15 Pfeister of San Jose, 7-6,6- The break gave Connors prove himself. tion to buy 70 acres of land placed four in double the evening) for just 15-20 minutes. NFC St. Louis Cardinals Huggins 9 3-7 21 Windsor Locks at 4. ' the only advantage he G uests for the proposed track. figures. Pete Leber led the MIDGET FOOTBALL HOW DO I KNOW IT WORKS? and to Ken Anderson of Said five-time AFC all- Fernandez 7 11 12 25 Rockville “Needless to say, I love needed to take the first set. m u st be Connecticut’s first dog way with 21 points followed Gales 9 2-2 20 The benefits of the TM program have been verified by scien Cincinnati in the AFC. star wide receiver Ken South Windsor at it here,” Connors said as Tanner lost his service 18 or older track opened in Plainfield by forecourt running mate Jackson 0 2-2 2 tific research at over 200 universities and research centers A crowd of about 30,000 is Burrough of the Houston Newington he collected his $11,750 twice in the second set, but Facilities and hours this month. George Smith with 20 with Tht Annual Maating of tha| I All studies and sources available at the TM center.) expected for the nationally Oilers, a former New Coventry at Portland total prize money. was able to break (Connors may vary with location guards Nick DeMarco and Totals 34 22-35 90 if you know a meditator, then you know it works televised game at the Orleans Saint, "It’s a good Brand named Mnnriii'iit: r (83) E.O. Smith at Bolton- “You don’t like to lose,” three times. He won the set Manchaatar MIdgat Football Louisiana Superdome. feeling to come back and Lamont Freeman adding Rham at Rocky Hill HOWDOILEARN? CINCINNATI (UPI) - B F Pts Tanner said as he pick^ with an ace, one of four he Aaaoclatlon will ba bald Wad. New Orleans Saints play in the Pro Bowl, but 15 and 12 respectively. 20 Ellington at Granby Anyone can learn in a few short sessions over ’75 was consumer year, Three retiring members of the Heritage Savings and Loan Associa says Heritage president tion board of directors were hon The Diamond Showcata la offaring aavinga from 20% to 40% on diamonda, watches, ringa and other fine Jewelry and giftware. Come In and save on famous brand namea BLOOD like Bulova, Seiko and New England Clocks... Mfe’ve started something s' It’s called The Better Way. And it means simply that we’ve combined our collective banking knowhow into a streamlined package of full family financial service just for you. Henry Agnew Dorothea Stavnitsky T And The Better Way works! By offering you the bes^ you have repaid us in kind. 2 Heritage officers In 1975 we showed a savings increase of 28%. Our total assets are now $52.8 million. Over % Carat ' 1 Carat the past five years our resourc^ have doubled, and interest dividends paid to depositors Reg. ATS" SALE 288** '^•S- ISO” SALE OO" R tg. 1098" SALE 695 get 25>‘year honors Nobody else in the world can give us what you can. A pint have doubled. / of your biood. And your gift has never been more important Because We’ve started something with The Better Way... and we mean to continue it. Two officers of Manchester’s Heritage Savings and bioM from heaithy donors, who freeiy donate their biood, Loan Association were honored for 25 years of service to is.fO times less likely to cause infectious hepatitis in the the institution at its annual meeting Friday night. recipient than in biood from many commerciai sources. ’The two are Henry Agnew, treasurer, and Dorothea Stavnitsky, secretary and director. Think about that. Agnew, also Heritage’s financial control officer, is a The need is urgent, and continuous. native of New Jersey and has lived in the Manchester area since 1940. During World War II, he served with the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific. He studied at the American Savings and Loan Institute. NEXT BLOODMOBILE VISIT He is past captain of Hose Co. 2 of the Town Fire Heritage Savings Departemnt, and a member of Concordia Lutheran Date: TUESDAY, JAN. 27 Church, the Manchester Rotary Club, and the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Thno: 12:48-8:30 & Loan Association • Since 1891 Miss Stavnitsky, who also serves Heritage as mortgage Place: ST. MARY’S CHURCH servicing officer, is a native of Manchester. After joining the association 25 years ago, she was appointed assistant Tills Atf 8pon$ond Bf Main OflBce: 1007 Main St., Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer St., Manchester 649-3007 secretary in 1951 and secretiuy in 1957. ^ e studied at the Clarke hMuranc# Agency Menehaater Evening Herald WaUdna Orolhart American Savings and Loan Institute and is active in the Coventry Office: Rt. 31, 742-7321 • Tolland Office; Rt. 195, quarter mile south of 1-86, Exit 99, 872-7387. Connecticut Savings and Loan League. CBT Moriarty Brclhon Watkino Funeral Home Before becoming to the association, she was with the npiniw riNwrai ifonw Regal Man’s Shop Manchoater Parkada: old Manchester ’Trast Co. for 9% years. She is a member J.D. Reel letete Savinga Sank of Manchaoter Uggatfs Aiarmacy of Concordia Lutheran Church. LydM, bw. Both Agnew and Miss Stavnitsky were given a gold commemorative desk set for their years of service. r i ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancbetter, Conn.. Mon.. Jan. M, 1971— PAGE FIFTM^N PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Com.. Mon., Jan. 26,1976 Barry sets, LEGAL INDEX Homt» For Solo 99 NOTICE MACC office houW 1 — LoMandSORnd 2 — Paraonali Food Mart is worth going out of your way for! NEWS S lafe Sen. David M. TOWN OF MANOIESTER 3 AnooufiOEfi^nli Barry, D-Manchedter has ’The Zoning Board of Appeals 4 — Em irtRlnrrmH THE UMGDMMON NOME ahhouhe^ office hours in will iwkl public hearingi on 5 - 7 AucUont ie ffeeiilaM UfeMMed I February 9, 1976 at 7:00 P.M. FINANCIAL H e r a l b all eight towns of his cmia in the Hearing Room of the a — BonVs-Swelw-MarlgROM In 1976 all acroM the Fdurth Senatorial District, 9 — Pm onil Loont WALDBAUr/’S Municipal BuUding to hear 10 — IhMinnoR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING United State! some 9,000 with Saturday, from 9 a.m. and consider three petitions of cities, viilages and towns to-^19 a.m. in the Municipal IM P L O n M M T the Town of Manchester as 13 — IM P WmlRd JUICI I wiil be sponsoring oneday Building, the day for follows: 14 — B u tin M i OpportunMlM KiTCHUP sysSsMe ee^l rri*s^i community forums as part meeting his Manchester App. No. 477 1$ — SHuaUon WmMd ALL GAYLORD (•NONE 643-2711 Food Mart iO U C A T H M INH of Town Meeting 76, a constituents. Variance requested to FLAVORS ia - PrivRM muruetlonf FOR ASSISTANCE Ilf PLACINO YOURAD 14 OZ. FLORIDA national Bicentennial The first meeting on his reduce the area (rf a non ■OTTLE 19 — SchOOlR-C iM IRI 44 OZ. FROZEN program devised to include schedule is Thursday, from conforming lot by ap 20 — InttrucUont WanMO CAN I20Z.CAN I one million grass-roots 7:39 -to 9 p.m. in South proximately 73 square feet to RtAL ItTATI WITH fRIOK PURCHM I OP M.N OH AND THIS _ " WITH PRIOR PURCHASI OP »>.*• OR MORR AND THIl | facilitate highway improve 23 — HomM lor SaiR HOWLAND WITH PRIOR PURCHAH OP U J t OR MORI AND THIl _ . A D V Eim s im YOU EXPECT MORE AT FOOD COUPON AT POOO MART. ROOD THRU lAT., JAN. 11. LIMIT . American citizens in the Windsor’s Town Hall. 24 — LoM-Lmd tor Sato COUPON AT P O O q M X T - O ^ t h r u M T . JAN. n . L | | COUPON AT POOO MART. OOOO THRU lAT., JAN. » . LIMIT | I ment at 446 Adams Street. M A R T ... AND YO U O E T IT, TOO 1^ ONI CAN ■ ONI COUPON PIR PAMILV. | The rest of his schedule 25 — Invaatmant Propatly R p a lt o n 8 4 3 - 1 1 0 8 ^ ONR CAN ONI COUPON PRR PAMILV. j | L J shaping of a new national Residence A Zone. Lovt Is: ... E V E R Y D A Y YOU SHOPI 26 — Butinaaa Proparly vision. is as. follows: App. No. 478 27 — Raaon PropaHy 28 - Raal Eitala WanMO A 24th Anniversary The Manchester Area Feb. > 4, from 7:39 to 9 Variance requested to 1 day . 10* word par day Conference of Churches p.m.'Yin Glastonbury’s reduce the area of a non M itc. tanvicae Love, 5 days . .9* VKXd par day 31 — Sarvicaa Ottorad MANCHESTER - two famllv, Town Office Building; Feb. Janine and Brenda 9 days ..la «ord pac dM voted in September of 1975 conforming. lot by ap 32 — Palnllno-PAparlng 29 days . ,7a word par day countiy letting, built in 190, to explore the possibilities 5, from 7:39 to 9 p.m. in the proximately 79 square feet to 33 — BuiMtog-CoMracUng Bxcelleat vslat la tUs M , three bMrooma, Uvlag 34 — RooUng-SIdlng 18 words, 12.00 mMimmi charming seven room of helping Manchester Boltoii Town Hall; Feb. 9, facilitate highway improve 35 — Haating-Pkimblng room, eat-tn kitchen, family EVERY TENDER MORSEL OF MEAT FULLY GUARANTEED! IVORY Happy Ada...... 12.18 Inoh Ranch, that often n Drat CLING Food Club from ‘7’ to 8 p.m. in An ment at 591 Adams Street. 35 — Flooring room addition, ovenued two being one of these 5,000 37 — Moving-Trudilng-Sloraiga floor family room with a car garage, F. J. SptiecU, communities. After dover’s Town Office Residence A Zone. 38 - Sarvicaa WanMO U.S.D.A. CHOICE Liquid D etergent App. No. 479 floor4o«eillng Dnplaoe, Real&,«M12l. U.S.D.A. CHOICE - NEW YORK PEACHES Building; Feb. 19, from 7 to CORN several exploratory Variance requested to ■RISC. FOR B A U Manchester Adult Evening School qwdous kltchaa nnd lUalng 22 OUNCE BOTTLE meetings we present the 8:39 “p.m. in Coventry’s 41 -J- ArticMa lor SaM area, three good alsed BOL’TON - four room Cape, ELNA SLICED CREAM STYLE OR reduce a non-conforming front 42 — BuilOing SuppIMa plui two unfinlihed room i», PORTER 10c OFF LABEL Town Offiefe Building; Feb. 43 — iPata -BIrOa- Dogi J9 OUNCE CAN WHOLE KERNEL following report on: yard to facilitate highway im in-person bedrooms, living room and , brook, large lot, 30e, SIRLOIN STEAK 14, from 19 a.m . to noon in 44 — LIvaatock attached garage. Osmidete Town Meeting *76 provement at 357 Adams 45 — BoaM 5 AccaiJorlai « y II, Tedlord Real HOUSE or 9 a.m. Morning worship the East Windsor Town Street. Residence A Zone. 45 — Sporting QooOi bnllt-laB, 1V9 bidhi. One Bstote, 647-9914. 47 — QarOon ProOucIa acre lot, coaveateat loca- — Manchester people of all Hall and March 1, from Information pertaining to 48 — AnIlquoa REGISTRATION 49 — WanMO-tO Buy tloB. O i^ 944,8M. T-BOHE ages, persuasions and 7:39 to 9 p.m. in Hebron’s these petitions may be ob VIRNON tained in the Plannii^ Office.. 3 9 ‘ I5 I1.I 59‘ backgrounds meet in small Town4)ffice Building. RENTALS MSI All persons interested may at 52 — Room! tor Rant T uesday - 6:30 to 8 p.m. S49-9SM STEAKS workshop groups in which 53 — ApartnMnta tor Rant MsnrutrtB 9000 cLus - 410 1 . • o r n .i 91IINCB tend these hearings. 54 — Homaa lor Rorrt Hobart 0. Mardooh imiACutATa they think through for Manchester High School Cafeteria SHEUU a IVkOt. Zoning Boa^ of 55 — B u iln a ti tor RonI M l MpknuMNi c a i M T t i U.I.D.A. CHOICE Cranberry Juice 79*^ Dinner CHEDDAR PKO. themselves the basic, 56 — Raaon Proparty lor Rant Appeals 57 — WantaO to Rant $008 lOH GW MatfiGMffwn Boneless Chuck Steak i l a d i l . . f *! ,49 ROOD 14 OX. economic, political, and Rec planning Bernard R. Johnson, 56 — Mlac. for Rant rS.S.A. CHOICE UMOHR CLUB BOTTLE Friskies f^d 5 . Catsup cultural issues of Chairman AUTOMOTIVE ALLSCENTS registration 61 — Autos lor SaM Nefp NTantetf 19 Boneless Chuck Roast blade 2 9 AIR 7 OZ. AEROSOL Manchester and the un Paul J. Rossetto, FRESHENER 62 - Trucks tor SaM BOLTON • n m time offerwl. Rival YSoo iioL^Ni 99^ Glade CAN derlying challenges of Secretary 63 — Hsavy Eoulptnanl lor SaM National Weather Forecast casually elegant seven room Veal Patties ■RIADR0 L. 69* for theater 64 — MoiorcycMa-BIcyclaa FOOD CLUB «V^ OX. TOF CREST America’s third century. ' : a..'. Dated this 26th day of WHITE 14S COUNT 65 — Campara-TralMrt-MobIM RE8I8TERED stone and maintenance free LIOHT CHUNK CAN Registrations are being January, 1976. Tuna 45® Tow els OR ASST. ROLL Noon — lunchtime in Homaa Redwood Ranch on acre plue 66 — Aulomotivs Sarvics wooded setting. L shaped U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED terlude — a Bicentennial accepj,ed today and NURSE FRESHLY GROUND GEM through! Friday for the 67 — Autos tor Ront-Loaao fleldstone raised hearth G R A D E " A " celebration of America as INVITATION TO fireplace, carpeted first floor SHENANDOAH LYSOL MARSH Children’s Theater spon EBRli-BOHGlGSS POTATO reflected in the unique BID YOU Mattrnlly, full-tImB, 9- family room with built-la desk OROUND sored by the Recreation MALLOW history of Manchester, 11:90. RBOBnt OB and cabinets. Above ground TURKIY CHIPS SPRAY brought to life through Department. The Manchester Board of ADVERTISIN6 •xpsrIanM required. Op- pool, peace and quiet uhire HAM Children’s Theater is Education seeks bids for porlunHlM to porllelpi but oiuy 20 minutes to Hart DISINFECTANT local art, song, and drama. DEADLINE BREASTS WHOLEOR HALF FO O D M A R T FLUFF Audio-Visual Equipment for in all pliMoo of mstoralty ford. ^,900. Cantor 4l GoM- 4 TO 7 LBS. AVG. 1 p.m. Workshop — free to Manchester 9 OUNCE PKG. 14 OUNCE CAN 7' j OZ. JAR the 1975-1976 school year.. 12:00 noon iho day bstora eaio, oonthHiins odueatlon farb Real Estote, 49 Wiadaor Manchester in miniature residents from Grades 1 pubIleaOon. Ave., RockviUe, 1 7 5 ^ . Sealed bids will be reedved program. LIboral Iringa through 8. Please call the Osadllne lor Salurday and lathers into three groups until 3:30 P.M., February 19, banalKa. Far appobilment $159 » create 12 to 20 practical West;.Side: Rec, 643-6795, Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. LOVELY six room Ranch 1976 at which time they will be eaH m -O SO I, axt. 322. LB. LB. between 19 and noon and 1- home, on quiet tree lined E r l.. iroposals for meeting the publicly opened. The right Is street. Two fireplacee, 1 1/3 2 p.m., ornBob Martel at PLEASE READ 5 9 ‘ 1 9 9______‘ W 1 ^ 3 5 ‘ ih'allenges.identified in the reserved to reject any a ^ al! baths, garage, privacy, 6464972 between 7 and 8 bids. Specifications and bid FOOD CLUB-1 LB. PKO. norning. These proposals YOUR AD Buckley "SchMl,“ ‘ ‘ low 40^e. OUR p.m. forms may be secured at the AUTO MECHANIC wanted - Keith Im l ^ ta te , 6464131, Beef Patties BEST LB. WALDBAUM'S NEW YORK STYLE OBJ rill provide 9 starting ClauHled adi tra takan ovar PINE-MED. ^ Foreign car mechanic for 649-1922. cae A R WIDE * mint for concrete, The Children’s Theater Business Office, 45 N. School tlM phona at a convanMnea. g^W W s'VFlftrl Soups “KvSS" S JI. Egg Noodles Street, Manchester, Connec Tha Herald la ratponalbM tor busy shop in Vernon area. Gem Dandy Franks inoperative action in will be presenting Experienced only need apply. WIMSMiNNOUSlG P erm w la 7 3 ROASY KRAPT ticut. Raymond E. Demers, only on# Incorrect Inasrtlon and RAISED RANCH • On extra IS OZ. JAR danchester. A fourth “Cinderella of Loreland’’ than only to tha size ol tha Can 875-8276, 7:304 p.m. For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, Jan. 27. Monday nlf^t will Cat F o o d s ”v\i^4pVi\M. Grape Je lly Business Manager large lot with country at Gem Beef Franks 99* H a m B l i p April 9 and casting will be original Inasrtlon. Errors which find rain over the Pacific northwest and from Florida, northward mosphere in Manchester. OIM CHUNK INSTANT IS OX. {roup writes a new story of do not Mason tha valua ol Uw WITH ISOLATED PKO. SALES - Hartford Despatch, Seven rooms, 11/2 baths, two RALSTON .Manchester’s heritage, held Feb. 3 at the West Side advsrtlaamant will not bo cor throughout the Atlantic 'coastal states and parts of the PROTEIN PRODUCT Freshly Sliced Long Grain Rice *1.49 Cereal has challenging opportunity Liverwurst or Bologna la 89* Rec from 4-6 p.m. rected by an additional Inaar- Tennessee-Ohio valley area can expect snow as well as in the firelaces, sliding glass doors DOO ALL VARIETIES creates a new symbol of its for energetic and creative in LEGAL tlon. Lakes area. Freezing and cold readings should dominate most to large deck, alumlnsm POOD 14W OX. CAN cultural gifts and com “Cinderella of Loreland” dividual. Our customers are Sliced Bacon 'pk^::‘ 1.49 Tom atoes 59° Skippy of the nation with a warming trend in the eastern third of the na siding, 2-car garage. Osly SWIFT'S PREMIUM poses a new song for the is a modern three-act ver NOTICE executive families seeking iS,5w. Pbllbrick Agency, 11.99 !2.19 WITH A quality moving and storage tion. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum future. This is followed by sion of the beloved fairy ealtors, 6464200. S a u s a g e n*iiKvo 89* NIVll YORK I^ARP TOWN OF ANDOVER, services. Welcome readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 32 (47), ^ sto n 40 (59), Chicao S PEELED B DEVEINRO Ronzoni lE Food Club tale written especially for LEGAL NOTICE HERALD V e g e ta b le a plenary meeting with CONNECTICUT experienced estimator but 10 (19), Cleveland 17 (32), Dallas 26 (53), Denver 20 (52), Duluth MANCHltTBN Sliced Beef Liver le. 69* Cheddar Cheese L. •1.89 performance by children. NOTICE OF WANT AD w ^ . n o v a SCOTIA OE S p a g h e tti PEAS each group reporting back. ZONING BOARD OF willing to train you. All you: -13 (7), Houston 24 (59), Jacksonville U (71), Kansas City 15 PRIMO HOT OR SWEET Soup Shortening Every child registered DISSOLUTION OF •87,800 I n V Q a Io ALASKAN FOOD CLUB 5 p.m., Final celebration APPEALS require is integrity, energy, (351, Little Rock 21 (39), Los Aiigeles 45 (71), Miami 69 ( 79), l » U A O a l O h a n d SLICED l. ^ 1 . 4 9 THIN SPAGHETTI 643-2711 64 Duplex. Fireplace, tiro Italian Sausage >^■ ‘ 1.39 EARLY JUNE of our community will be involved painting lAt an extensive session the THE 841 CORPORA'nON personality, self-confidence. Minneapolis -3 (14), New Orleans 40 (50), New York 41 (52), PINWAY SLICKD Q p OR ELBOWS CAMPBELL'S 3 POUND Car or allowance provided. separate furnaces and German Bologna l. * 1 . 6 9 17 OUNCE CAN CAN scenery, doing costumes Zoning Board of Appeals of NOTICE Is hereby given, 1 LB PKG. 10i4 OUNCE CAN decisions. Everyone leaves Base salary with commission, Phoenix 37 (70), San Francisco 39 (59), Seattle 41 (51), St. Louis driveways. One aparUnaOt BolognacooKEDSalami ol 99* lAndover, Connecticut, held on pursuant to General Statutes with a written document and the many other func- K^oyoup insurance, pension 16 (29), Washington 43.(53). vacant. Franks u.*1.39 .tiona,. needed, foe, », good^ !l January,4976 it was voted ..of Q>nne!^<9it, that 'PlBtMl holding practical proposals CORPORA’nON, a Condec- braefits. Send resume - Chad SEAFOOD SPECIALS! WLB. for Manchester’s Mure, production. i Ithat: Mooney, Hartford Despatch, •44*900 Chopped Liver 99* 1. The following variance ticut Corporation having its Oltc Herald the new song, story and Box ffi71, E. Hartfoi^, Ct. Recent 3-bedroom, 2- Cream Cheese"'‘“ ^""X^1.99Y3 fl.l6il.l4 il.P1.19 Iwas granted: principal place of businm In 06106, EOE. H ip Wantod 19 famiiy, generoua alied •1.29 symbol and — a new sense Manchester, Connecticut, has Fresh Perch Fillets itll34 — Walter Duplin and IN TOWN rooms, basement garage, 21 OX. OX. CUPS of self-confidence; a new been dissolved by a resolution •1.99 Pastrami acpirt '1 TlIcio^ m li, 79* C e r e a l HOT REGULAR 7 Rabe named lArchle LaHouse for a First time offtred, 54 separate furnaces. Nice Fresh Sole Fillets RALSTON PKO. 49® Solo Refills- COUNT PKO. belief in the process we of its Board of Directors and Lost and Pound 1 ^ ^ ^ ^URB VALLEY variance in building lot fron Xmlex. Etch side, three area. 2SC0FF ssox. Stoddwlders, effective as of Turbot Fillets FROZEN •1.09 'Hot"Bagels av a!l a i l i ) 1 2'°* 99^ n a l q o n it e ALL VAR. call democracy ; a new un to faculty tage, provided additional back LOST - older black and white ledrooms, Urge kitchen LABEL PKO. IS OX. PKO. i December 31st, 1975. All *1.19 Granola Bars derstanding that we do land is added to the property tom cat, vicinity of Waddell lias living room. Separate •44*900 . 12 OX. BICENTENNIAL BOTTLE Stephen G. Rabe of 48 creditors, if any, are warned care for and can trust one as ^own on the certified plot School, answers to name of leatlDg syitami. Ohio'Thrae ItoUy, seeds Linden St., an instructor in to present their claims to Cranberry Juice 69® Brownie Mix^^sSB® another; and a new com plan to bring lot size to 1.4M Tippy, call 849-6318 between Convenient location. The pelnt, near bos ttns. history, has been appointed tjBli!U.E, ROTHENBERG POOD CLUB DRY lacres. noon and 6 p.m. Income that you can get POOD CLUB 12 OX. mitment to working for & WOODHOUSE, Attorneys •48*900 IS OX. BOTTLE ROBSTED JAE 89< to the full-time faculty of 2. The following variance from renting one side will Salad Oil 99® Peanuts and with one another. at Law, 843 Main Street, LOST - Small mixed Ckillie, Like new recent three “PICK YOUR OWN" mOOUCE PROM THE BEST THAT GROWS! the University of Hartford. was denied: help make your mortgage Manchester Jaycees, Manchester, Connecticut, on female, choke chain with bedroom Two Famlljr, M. A Before assuming this #133 - Nathan B. Gatchell payments within reacn. U.S, EXTRA FANCY Greater Manchester or before May 1, 1976 or rabies tag, vicinity Rockville sopsrsto fnrnneos, /"INDIAN RIVER-SEEDLESS^ U.S. NO. 1 • TO P FRESH S K I P P Y T n a t u r a l Y f a c i a l post, ^ b e was a teaching for a variance in building lot center. Reward. 647-9355. CaU us. Only $33,900. "WASHINGTON STATE" HANOI Chamber of Commerce, frontage due to the fact this Is thereafter be ban^ as by ■eporate drivowin, lesliO RED OR GOLDEN assistant in the history UMIKILTY CO. Me. fancod loetl lotNIco roar W h ite I d a h e P E A N U T CEREALS TISSUE League of Women Voters, I a seif-created hardship caused statute provided. LOST - large beige male dog, WRAP I I department of the Univer Dated at Manchester, I43-SW3 yard. Qnlck ocenpaaey. D g II c I o h e A p p l o t and Church Women United by sale of lot 13B and the es white paws, vicinity Abbey G r a p e f r u it P e t a t e e s BUTTER QUAKER KLEENEX sity of Connecticut where Connecticut, this 31st day of Robert D. Murdock I I WHITE OR ASSORTED of Manchester have tablishment of a 50 foot right- Rd., Extension and Miller Rd. 2V4 100 FOOT ROL L NATURAL OR RAISIN he is working toward a doc •92*000 EXTRALARGE BEST FOR BAKING INCH MINIMUM already voted to join of-way. DecembOT, 1975 South Windsor, answers to ...... CREAMY OR CHUNKY 16 OUNCE PKG 200 COLftlT PKG Oldar Hsrot FhmUy, pfaH a MACC in co-sponsorship of toral degree. In 1974, he Dated this 24 day of January, THE 841 CORPORATION aifford, call 6444889. HipW aittad 13 SCHOOL BUS drivers. receivedJthe Eleanor 1976, Andover, Connecticut. Knowledge of Manchester $2,000 aq. ft. masonry Town Meeting ’78 — Paraonala 2 GLASTONBURY - Ideally bnllding with Bnalnoas Rooseyeit Institute Award Zoning Board of LaBelle, Rothenberg REAL ESTATE SALES - Part necessary. Clean drivi^ Manchester. Every group, & Woodhouse record required. Cali 643-2373. located, aUractively Zont n f nose. Rattrsdont LBS. and was the recipient of Appeals or full time persons desired recorarequireo.i.aiims-zsts, organization and club in Its Attorneys RIDE WANTED - Hebron - two of town ownar Oasadag 3 ! 1 . 39‘1 79*179 the UConn Research Foun Andover, Connecticut for paterJarttor^com - ...... & o T s wUh den or Manchester is now being Manchester. Hours 9-5. Daily. avallab>satgtk%iiilsnst dation Dissertation Award. Albert E. Richey, Call 228-9617. pany s expanding Elast Hart- ^ R E A L E S T A T E nursery. ..•..•■•r.f VorvVery mspacious aci invited to become sponsors and lartford of- SWEET TASTING FLORIDA He held a National Defense Chairman firepUced living room with TOLLAND SW EET CALIFORNIA DRY TALC DEODORANT in this effort to involve all fices. Spring market is rlRht ...... area. Applianced EXTRA ■ffordont Educational Act Mary C. McNamara, LEGAL INCOME TAX preparation - •48*000 LARGE Right G u a rd 4 ox. CAN our people — young, old, Secretary Dan Mosler - Cml 649-3329 or b^lSFAn2S?Mrd S Homaa For 8ala 99 kitchen, 1.1/2 baths,V e new. Temple Oranges ..98* Shampoo Fellowship from 1971 to 5254263 for appointment. Call 529-1348 for appointment. 57 acres, large trees, two NAVEL MOUTHWASH rich, poor, from every NOTICE pany offers high straight com brooks, 2,000 ft. road fron U.S. NO. 1 FANCY - NATIVE (MASS.) Lavoris 14 OX. BOTTLE fablots 1973. $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Principals only. i l A c norm al or oily economic background, and mission, excellent bonus plan. t\k INCH 4 OX. Rabe’s forthcoming The third quarterly install TAX RETURNS - Individual kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, tage, 8% owner financing. MINIMUM L i i . 4 U T OUNCE BOTTLE BOTTLE 40 COUNT BOX religious and ethnic NOTICE ment of property taxes on the and business tax returns and management tile baths, $435 monthly in MANCHESTER - fantastic ORANGES Macintosh Apples 3 Desitin Lotion book, “Slavery in (^11 Bob Wallace tor ai BOLTON heritage possible. Qctober 1,1974 Grand List are prepared. Call Russell L. come. Hutchins Agency, 646- buy, this Immaculate six Vt OAL. IN America,” is scheduled for PUBLIC HEARING ment. 236-0881 or 569-1660. The GLASS Tylenol Tablets COUNT If you want to be part of due and payable January 1, Burnett, Tax Service, 353 3166. room Cape is a Must See. •11*000 Orange Juice 89° V Q c publication later this year. DDITIONAL Center Street, Manchester, Wallace Company. Equal op FIreplaced living room, Privacy brook aleo CHILDRIH'S M making this happen in APPROPRIA’nONS 1976. Payments made after portunity employer M/F. FAMOUS BEACH'S St. Joseph's ASPIRIN CDUNT , His latest article, “Inter- 646r3005. g7,300. ATTRACTTIVE 5 room dining room, kitchen, three rofidontlal arts, three FOR Manchester, please call BOARD OF DIRECrrORS February 2, 1978 are subject Assorted Candies PICK-A-MIX LB. 8 8 ° # C P American Military Ranch, fireplace, baseboard bedrooms, in-ground pool, acre approved balkUag lot the MACC office, 649-2093. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, to a late charge of per per RIDE WANTED from LAUNDRY SERVICE - We heating, stove, refrigerator. stone fireplace with b a r b ie , Cooperation, 1944-1951,” cent per month on the late in are now accepting Daad end street Ownar ___ y CONNECTICUT ^nchester to Park Rd. and Hutchfnsiiii Agency 646-3166. aluminum siding, enclosed financing avallablt. appeared in the fall, 1974, stallment from the due date, South Main, West Hartford, applications for laundry, breezeway, 2 car garage, set lotice is hereby given that washroom and deliveries posi issue of "World Affairs." le Board of Directors, Town or a minimum of $2. working hours, 8-5, call 649- REDUCED FOR quick sale - on lovely large treed lot. BOLTON' 1 fairnest to our cu.lomers, w r ratarvi th* right to limit tolaa to 3 pockog** of any lt«m axcapt whar* otherwise noted. Items offered for sol* not available in cose lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers. Payments may be made by tion. Full time. 40 hours, days, two family, 30 Locust Street, Many many extras, mid40’s. Amateur comes from the I Manchester, Connecticut, 7510. evenings. Excellent fringe •11*000 ft up Latin “amator” and origi mail or at the Town Office no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. Alda Realty, Realtors MLS, ill hold a Public Hearing at ANYONE who contracted benefits. Apply In person. Equal Housing Opportunity. Birch Mountain one acre nally meant “one who has a Club to hear le Keeney Street School, 179 Building which is open 9 a.m. Meadows, Convalescent building sites, view taste for anything.” In 17th to 4 p.m., Monday through trichinosis within recent MANCHESTER - Five room en-m i. r FRESH BAKED DEUTESI GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! FRESH DAIRY DELlTES! town organist :eeney ^ e e t, Manchester, weeks please call 872-7905, Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Ranch. Fireplace, eat-tn towards Hartford, restric V century France, the term dis onnectlcut, Tuesday, Friday. The Tax Collector is Manchester. GRACIOUS Dutch Colonial GAYLORD O C C tinguished the connoisseur of Kenneth Woods of confidential. kitchen, 11/2 baths, full base tions. FOOD M ART FOOD M A R T 'ebruary 3,1976, at 8:00 P.M. also in her office Monday and with center hall, beautiful MINUTE MAID -IN % FLORIDA Margarine SOLID PKo! ^ fine arts. ment, carport, aluminum G A Y L O R D -A L L FLA VO RS Manchester, organist and consider and act on the Friday evenings, 7 p.m. to 9 Bonda-StoeKa-Nortgagaa $ PERSON wanted for storm doors and windows. new kitchen In oak, latest INOLMH music teacher, will be the p.m. housecleaning - one day a appliances, four bedrooms, Um OK F. FUM Orange Juice m^XFLMlOA MRTON 69* Ifollowing: Convenient shopping and Cynthia Clark, week, own transportation schools. 61 Alice Drive, $38,- two lavatories, one bath, birch WeeNore gOMSTI ORANGE guest at the meeting of the jProposed additional ap- MOR’FGAGES, loans first, se necessary, call 649-4995. 12 OUNCE price Tax Collector cond, third. All kinds. Realty 500. Peterman Agency, 649- paneled rec room, some wall- V i g a l . Yogurt *LIVRLY PLAVORS CUp’ 29* Professional Women’s roprlation to Educational statewide. Credit rating un- 9404, 646-2912. to-wall carpeting, cedar CARTON JUICE CAN Club ’Tuesday at 7:39 p.m. l ^ i a l Projecto, Fund 41, Town of Andover, ATTRACniVE position in our 2 0 O Z . S V k - Conn. 06232 necessary. Reasonable. Con- storage area, Move-In condi L O A V E S N 0 Cream CheeseTRM*pVR»;*PRa ';%^85* is right;" in'the Federation Room of Work Incentive Progrra - ...... f id e n tia l, quick data processing department, MANCHESTER - Immaculate tion. Beautifully treed and IMMACULATE Split in plea knowledge of keypunch help •UTTRRMILK ra p PRasT Center Congregational ■22,675.84 to be added to arrangements. Alvin Lundy three bedroom, two years terraced. Mid 60's. 646-1180. sant family neighborhood, allvarirtirs f t O e ful. Five day week, 8 a.m. to 5 AUNT II OX. Dressing CONTAINER 39* Church. existing Account #196, to be TOWN OF MANCHESTER Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu young Colonial. IW baths, excellent floor plw, attrac 3 W a ffle s JEMIMA PKO. 49* Pizza ISOUNCIPKO. DU p.m., all benefits. East Hart tive homey kitchen, fun type TABLE TALK TASTR O' SRA KRAPT IND. tax. QCe Woods teaches private jfinanc^ by State Grant. tion Plaza, Hartford. wali-to-wall carpeting, slate MANCHESTER - Ideal for M OZ. uneese natural s«mt pro. ud Proposed^ additional ap Evenings, 233-6879. ford location, 289-2735. foyer, fireplace, formal dining young family, six room family room with door to PKO. BIROS 14 OX. O d e RUTTRRMILK- ' __ lessons in piano and cello. LEGAL NOTICE Banana Cream Pie Tiny Tatars EYE PKO. 0 9 Haddock Dinner pko. 59* propriation to Educational, area. Buiit-ins. Lovely large Colonial with 1 1/2 baths, patio for fun entertaining. II OX. MORTON KITCHRNWINOOW Biscuits Voi.* pSV ' ““"raluS d * ** 2 p»«2 5* He is organist at the United The Planning and Zoning MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd TRUCK DRIVER - to deliver lot, priced for immediate three bedrooms, nice deep lot Wiced right home. Must be PKO. Special Projects, Fund 4f, and pick up at Singer stores in Drakes Devil Dogs GLAZED OR 9 OZ. PRO. 69* Bread Dough U C^LOAV*Rt 79 * Methodist Church of Commlasion will hold a public mortgages — interim finan sale. Dulbaldo-Lesperance anid above ground pool. Only sold. Call today, for free visit. D o n u ts JELLY Supplementary Educational Conn. Good working con SARALRRORSSRRT ALL VAR. Schorr's New Kraut 65* Bolton, and is a member pf hearing on February 2,1978 at cing — expeditious and con- Realtors, 646-0505. $31,900. Wolverton Agency, B/W Realty. ^-1419. HiHbillv Bread Program for Vietnamese ditions and starting p ^ . App Realtors, 649-2813. CRBtTVieW BUTTBRPAFM Cakes & BrowniesPK*