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PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., March 22, 1977 Obituaries HMO explanation slated tonight at HSA meeting An explanation of the Health area will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the a consumer representative to the The weather Maintenance Organization (HMO) hearing room at Manchester’s HSA Board of Directors, an action Inside today Angelo B, Pasqualini Mrs. Royal E. Dupuis Haven and Vincent Bettua of Bristol; heads the agenda for tonight’s Municipal Building. that was held over from the last meeting of the Subarea F of the meeting awaiting clarification of the i ” *" Cloudy Area news . .1—3-B Kitchen...... 2-C Angelo B. Pasqualini, 76, of 65 GLASTONBURY—Mrs. Dorothy and 11 grandchildren. A representative of HMO will at­ Heaith Systems Agency (HSA) of qualification of the representative’s tonight, low in 20s. Partly cloudv Business ... .6-7-C Obituaries ... 12-A Baldwin Rd. died Sunday at E. Crowley Dupuis, 63, of 18 S. The funeral is Wednesday at 11 tend the meeting to describe the new North Central Connecticut. ’The sub- health care plan. specific membership in the HSA. Thui^ay, high 35-40. Precipitation Classified . .8—10-B People ...... i-C Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Hollister Way died Monday at St. a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 THIRTY.'TWO PAGES Manchester^A City of ViUage Charm Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Also on the agenda is an election of Comics...... ll-B Second Thought 2-C was the husband of Mrs. Mary B. Francis hosptial and Medical Center, THREE SECTIONS Dear Abby ... ll-B Sr. Citizens ... 6-A Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Sartor Pasqualini. Hartford. She was the wife of Royal Fire calls iS t PageTa*' Manchester, conn., Wednesday, march is, 1977 - vol. xcvi, No. i46 pr icei fift e en cen ts Editorial ...... 4-A Sports...... 6—7-B Mr. Pasqualini was bom in Sao E. Dupuis. Hill. Paolo, Brazil, while his parents were Mrs. Dupuis was born in Friends may call at the funeral special savings all this week In on their way to the United States. He Plantsville and had lived in Glaston­ home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Monday, 3:06 p.m. —False lived in Manchester most of his life. bury for 27 years. She attended Buckingham Congregational Church alarm. Box 571, Manchester all Departments at all D&L stores He was employed as a foreman for High %hool. (Town) and was a past royal matron of the Meyer and Mendelsohn Tobacco Correction Monday, 4:43 p.m. —Stove Co. for 46 years until his retirement Fidelity Court, Order of Amaranth, In the Herald’s obituary Monday fire at 82 Chestnut St. (Town) in 1974. of East Hartford. for infant Erin M. Conderino of Lynn, Monday, 5:05 p.m. -First Noah raises havoc . He was also a partner in the Other survivors are 2 sons, George Mass., who died Saturday at the aid call at 75 Center St. Pasqualini Bros, tobacco farm in the E. Dupuis of Glastonbury and John Children’s Hospital in Boston, the (Town) Manchester-South Windsor area for W. Dupuis of Jupiter, Fla.; a name of her paternal grandparents, Monday, 6:30 p.m. —Drill on daughter, Mrs. Jean Howe of Mr. and Mrs. Marti Conderino of vehicle rescue at Fleming Rd. 40 years. training ground. (District) He was a communicant of St. Glastonbury; her mother, Mrs. Manchester, was misspelled. ’The Mildred V. Moquin of Bristol; 2 Monday, 9:09 p.m. —Smoke Margaret Mary Church in South Herald regrets the error. odor at 15 Curry Lane. (Town) throughout region brothers, George Crowley of North Windsor. The funeral and burial are private. Monday, 9:46 p.m. —Car Other survivors are three ____ lirefire aiat mExit u so93,1-86., i-oo. (UISU*!!(District) By JUNE TOMPKINS Telephone service was interrupted daughters, Mrs. Agnes Dodge of Works Director Arthur Mulligan Herald Reporter for about 250 customers in East Hart­ today. Manchester, Mrs. Marshali Lamenzo Three-day-old spring gave way to ford, Glastonbury, Bolton and of South Windsor and Mrs. Esther Work crews cleared catch basins Bloodmobile quota topped storm Noah Tuesday as winter Manchester. There were 21 major Haloburdo of Bolton; two brothers, around town until midnight to pre­ weather in many forms snarled cable failures, a telephone company vent local flooding, he said. But the John Pasqualini of South Windsor Manchester resident who is hospitalized locally. ’The Red Cross Bloodmobile surpassed its 150- through New England raising havoc spokesman said, besides many in­ town did not need plowing. and Ernest Pasqualini of pint per month quota Monday by 17 pints at the ’The next Bloodmobile visit will be Wednesday, dividual problems caused by failing Manchester, and five grandchiidren. with power systems and traffic. Schools opened on scheduled this blood collection held at Manchester Memorial April 20, at Concordia Lutheran Church from The spring storm, with heavy rain, trees and branches. 2 2 morning. Police said there were no The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 Hospital. 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. At Manchester Memorial Hospital, a.m. from the Samsei-Bassinger snow, gusting winds, thunder and storm related accidents. It is the first time in several months that the lightning, has resulted in power out­ there was no power failure. ’The Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., Bloodmobile has even reached its quota. Anyone wishing to make an appointment may Simmons Rd. off Silver Lane did South Windsor, with a Mass at 9 at St. ages in the Manchester area and forceful wind drove rain in around flood badly as it often does. Mulligan Of the 125 advance appointments, 88 were kept. do so by calling the Manchester Red Cross office throughout New England. some of the window frames causing Margaret Mary Church. Buriai wili There were 97 walk-in donors, and 18 persons at 643-5111. Persons in good health between the said. But no other area of town was be in St. Bridget Cemetery, School students were given a snow minor leakage problems which were flooded. were deferred until another time. ages of 16 and 65 may give blood. Walk-in donors day today in Manchester, Bolton and cleared up by this morning, a Manchester. About 40 persons donated blood specially for a will also be welcome. “We came off lucky,” he said. Friends may call at the funeral Coventry. hospital spokesman said. Schools were open in Ellington, but 2 home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to The state highway department said In Coventry, there were minor closed in Vernon. The Vernon Police 3 9 p.m. Verplanck that by mid-morning, most of the traffic accidents throughout the Department switched over to its About town road conditions in the state were town, but nothing unusual nor storm- emergency power system for about open house near normal and drying except for related. two hours while the power was in­ Louis G< Poulin the northwestern section which “is South Windsor town crews worked The VFW Auxiliary wiil meet terrupted. One of the antennas on top A Holy Communion service is tonight another story.” throughout the night clearing roads ROCKVILLE-Louis G. “Bob” tonight at 7:30 at the VFW home. of the station blew down, and there scheduied for Wednesday at 10 a.m. which were reported in good condi­ Poulin, 47, of 18 Village St. died at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Members are asked to bring their A state highway department were scattered power outages tion this morning. Schools were open. Saturday at Rockviile General gifts for the gift book. The Verplanck School spokesman said that tree crews from throughout the town caused by around the state were transferred to ’There were no major accidents in Hospital after a long illness. He was The diaconate of Community Bap­ will hold its annual open save on LE.D. downed tree limbs. No accidents Tolland County. There were the husband of Mrs. Irene Brodin tist Church will meet tonight at 7:30 house for parents and that area to help in tree removal so were reported, although many The Adult Study Group of Concor­ Poulin. in the church living room. children tonight from 7 to 8 Tree lands on car that electric and telephone power scattered reports throughout the motorists were stranded when their Mr. Pouiin was born in Jay, Maine, dia Lutheran Church will meet p.m. Parents will have an and L.C.D. watches can be restored. ’The state highway county of wires down, hot wires, cars stalled after their motors got and iived in Hartford for many years The Alpina Society wili meet tonight at 8 in the church room. The opportunity to view This large limb finally yielded to the extreme gusts of storm Noah last night at Ross Sher­ commissioner visited the area to treesndown and lots of branches wet from the slushy roads. before coming to Rockville five Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the pubiic is invited. projects done by the man home at 46 Wetherell St. This was Manchester’s second snow storm since spring began assess the damage. cluttering roads and yards. Cleaning At Snow’s Television store on ■ years ago. He was an Army veteran Itaiian-American Ciub on Eldridge children. Sunday. (Herald photo by Pinto) & 6 The Manchester Highway depart­ up crews were still working this mor­ Union St. two large windows were of the Korean Conflict. He had been St. The worship and music committee Because this has been ment crew responded to many ning. blown out by the strong winds, police employed as a spray painter at and the mission and ministry com­ proclaimed Dinosaur Day flooding complaints until nearly mid­ East Hartford suffered minor Dunham Bush Co. of West Hartford. Manchester Chapter of Parents mittee of Emanuel Lutheran Church by Manchester Mayor night Tuesday. By 5 a.m. today, the flooding. But the town escaped He is aiso survived by a son, Without Partners wiil meet tonight will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Matthew J. Moriarty Jr., crew was out in full force sanding serious storm trouble, said Public —See Page Twelve-A Theodore G. Poulin of Rockville; a at 8 at the Community Baptist church. the sixth grade students and plowing. There was a snow ac­ Church, 585 E. Center St. The 14.99 & 16.99 daughter. Miss Darlene K. Poulin of will have displays in the Glastonbury opposes cumulation and slippery road condi­ Rockville; his father, Adelard Poulin meeting is open to anyone who is The Old Testament Study Group of halls of papier mache tion in the Birch Mountain Rd. area. of Lewiston, Maine; his stepmother, widow^, divorced, separated, or North United Methodist CJiurch will dinosaurs which they Reg. 29.95 and 34.95. Save on the Both Manchester fire departments Mrs. Florida Vigue of Hartford; and never married, and having at least meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. made, posters, and con­ watches of the future, at affordable were busy Tuesday night with storm- Carter given report two sisters, Mrs. Florida Curtin and one living child. tainers where donations today prices. 5-function L.E.D. watches MDC landfill site related calls. ’The Town Fire Depart­ Mrs. Constance LaFlamme, both of Directors of the MISAC Corp. will may be made to benefit the or continuous function L.C.D. watches ment answered 21 calls for water Hartford. Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma meet tonight at 8 in the Wwdruff preservation of Dinosaur problems in homes. The Eighth Phi will meet tonight at 7 at the with back-up night light buttons. on Vietnam MIA’s M The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 Hall of Center Congregational Park in Rocky Hill. By SUSAN VAUGHAN of letters, including the Glastonbury ’The large petition is expected to be District Fire Department had a total Limited quantities! IVI Manchester Manor for an hour of a.m. from Fisette Funeral Home, 20 Church. The sixth graders will Herald Reporter Chamber of Commerce, businesses presented to MDC Chairman William of 10 calls for water, electrical and WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Congress and other top officials Sisson Ave., Hartford, with a Mass at entertainment. At 8, members wiil also conduct a bake sale to Save in Fashion Jewelry, and individuals. other storm-related problems. Carter arranged today for a personal earlier. go to the home of Miss Mariiyn ’The ^Glastonbury Town Council A. DiBella by members of the Town Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Hart­ Friendship Lodge of Masons will help fund a class trip. all eight D&L stores. . The. MDC engineering staff recent­ The Hartford Electric Co. report from his fact-finding commis­ Besides establishing the first Boneil, 35 Ashland St. for a business voted Tuesday night to aflt the Council along with the council’s ford, at 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. visit Manchester Lodge at 7:30 ly completed a study of possible land­ (HELCO) began to get reports of sion on Americans missing in Viet­ direct U S. diplomatic contacts with meeting. Mrs. Carmella Smith will Mtetropoittan Etotrict Commission to resolution. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. tonight to portray the Master Mason Schorr sp eak s fill sites for the region and selected The petition was started by a group power outages by 4 p.m. Tuesday. As nam and the outlook, for. a - /‘new Vietnam and Laos since the end of be hostess and will also lead the degree. Worshipful Master Walter J. withdraw its informal proposal for a beginning”, for ffih 'Ohited States in Friends may call at the funeral ENFIELD (UPI) - portions of the Salmon Brook Reser­ of Glastonbury residents near the of 8 a.m. today, there were 35,000 out­ the war, the Woodcock commission cultural program, “Practical Arts.” Hileman will preside. regional sanitary landfill near Southeast Asia. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Former CBS correspon­ voir area as the most feasible site. landfill site, but residents ages in the state, according to a persuad^ officials in Hanoi to turn Manchester on property east of Pleased with results of the mis­ h dent Daniel Schorr will The 595 acres of property between from all sections of Glastonbury HELCO spokesman. In the over the remains of 14 Americans Mrs. Paul Eis Keeney St. in Glastonbury. sion, Carter arranged to receive the who lost their lives as a result of the A A join a panel discussion on Manchester area, all power was Keeney St. and in Glastonbury and sip e d it, according to Mrs. Betsy The action was unanimous by eight members, headed by United Auto EAST HARTFORD—Mrs. Dorothy freedom of the press and South Main St. in Manchester is Dingledy of 13 Heritage Dr. in restored by 1 a.m. today. George conflict. Heck Eis, 69, of 56 Warren Dr. died members of the council. One Workers’ President Leonard Wood­ 8th District criticized journalistic responsibility owned by the MDC. Glastonbury, chairman of the Nelson, HELCO communications Former Sen. Mike Mansfield, D- Monday at Hartford Hospital. She member was absent. cock, this morning. at Asnuntick Community MDC has not made a formal citizens group. manager, said that the largest single Mont. told reporters “the trip was the wife of Paul Eis. The resolution was reinforced by a The White House planned also to College, Friday at 8 p.m. proposal on the landfill but a special The main objections to the landfill problem was with 1,154 customers In portended a new beginning in Mrs. Eis was born in Hartford and by fire fighters union petition containing names of 1,421 unveil today the salary increases Schorr resigned from the expansion committee is scheduled cited in the petition and by the Town the Manchester-Buckland-South Southeast Asia in the aftermath of had lived in East Hartford for 30 network last year after Glastonbury residents stating opposi­ Carter has approved for some 50 top- the Vietnam war.” The executive board of the union quickly arrive at and extinguish the meet today to consider the study and Council included extra traffic, air Windsor area who were without years. She attended Faith Lutheran facing censure from the tion to the landfill as well as dozens level aides, fte ss Secretary Powell Meantime, Carter forged ahead representing fire fighters of the fire with the least amount of lose to the action by the Glastonbury Coun­ pollution and noise pollution caused power for nearly three hours. Church and was a member of its House Ethics Committee cil.- said the amounts are "substantially” with preparations for Secretary of women’s group. Town Fire Department has written the citizen. However, we were by the tmcks going to the landfill. There were 55 Bolton residents for leaking a confidential without power as of midnijgbt. Nelson below the 29 per cent maximum per­ State Cyrus Vance’s trip to Moscow She is also survived by two to the Board of Directors of the prevented from doing our best at 389 Also noted by the opposition was intelligence report to a said. He said crews were still mitted by law. Friday for “serious and construc­ daughters, Mrs. Diane L. Erdin of Eighth Utilities District criticizing Lydall St. and we finally must put our contamination of Salmon Brook New York weekly engaged with service restoration this Carter’s top aides are eligible for tive” arms limitation talks with East Hartford and Mrs. Evelyn L. the District’s involvement in a recent foot down.” which mns through the property and newspaper, the Villaee Cooperation pleilged morning with over 1,(XX) customers in salary hikes under the same legisla­ Soviet officials, despite rising ten­ Mrakovich of Enfield; three fire at 389 Lydall St. The union officials also cited laws an inadequate buffer zone between Voice. the Simsbury area. tion that gave raises to members of sions over Carter’s strong stand on grandchildren and a great­ The fire, which occurred on March against delaying the report of a fire the landfill and nearby residences. a human rights. grandchild. 1, was in the area of jurisdiction of or interfering with a fire depart­ by Russian leafier Mrs. Dingledy also said parents The funeral is Wednesday at 11 the Town Fire Department. But, the ment. In Memoriam were concerned about the tmcks fire call went to the Eighth District. The March 1 fire resulted in little In loving memory of Gertrude I. using Keeney St. and passing Keeney a.m. at Faith Lutheran Church. Varca. By United Press International against white-ruled Rhodesia. Burial will be in Zion Hill Cemetery, The union said that the District serious damage, but the union said St. School every day. Manchester Always thinking of you Soviet President Nikolai Podgomy The government trucked in was notified at 6:26 p.m. ’The Town that, in another case, there could residents on Bush Hill Rd. have also I Hartford. Miss you so much. Reg. $3 to $12 each. promised Tanzanian President Julius thousands of Africans to welcome Friends may call at Newkirk and Fire Department was notified, but have been more property damage or expressed concern. Your Loving Sister, Gold and silver-toned Nyerere today that Russia seeks Podgomy, but few cheered or waved Today’s news summary not immediately, by the District, ac­ loss of life. An estimated 700 round trips a day Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ethel I. Smith neither military bases or special their paper Soviet flags. Sources said cording to the letter. “Who would have taken respon­ pendants, ropes, would be made by tmcks entering Ave., today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. privileges In A frica but only it had taken three years to arrange CompIlBd from United Press International “For all intents and purposes, the sibility then? All of a sudden the dis­ bracelets and earrings and leaving the landfill, according to The family suggests that any expanded mutual cooperation his visit because of the Soviets’ in­ fire could have been extinguished by trict would find out that this is not a statistics gathered by the petitioners. memorial gifts may be made to the (both clip and piercedi) between nations. sistence — refused by Tanzania — on 6:32 p.m. However, it was not,” the big game we’re playing, it’s a serious LEGAL Mrs. Dingledy said the trucks would BOSTON — The extended reported missing and Palese was Memorial Fund of Faith Lutheran to collect by the Podgomy’s chilly welcome in the a friendship treaty between the two Church. letter said. “ Instead, fire apparatus business. We hope they realize that be six and seven ton trucks carrying State weather outlook for southern New struck by a train when he looked NOTICE handful. Great for gifts, Tanzanian capital of Dar Es Salaam countries. was just arriving at that time.” now before it’s too late,” the union TOWN OF ANDOVER a total of 2,450 tons of refuse daily. England calls for fair weather for the child on a railroad trestle Mrs. Georgiana A. Grant too. Fashion Jewelry, contrasted with the enthusiastic In an arrival statement distributed HARTFORD — A legislative The letter, signed by the four of­ wrote. CONNECTICUT reception accorded Ckiban President The main access road to the Friday through Sunday with highs in a snowstorm. Mrs. Georgiana Allen Grant, 84, of ZONING BOARD to the press, Podgomy tried to allay committee heard arguments ficers of the International Associa­ The letter was read at Monday all eight D&L stores. Fidel Castro last week when proposed site would be Keeney St., in the 40s and lows in the 20s. East Hartford, formerly of tion of Fire Fighters, Local 1579, night’s meeting of the District direc­ OF APPEALS widespread African fears of Soviet Hebron Ave. in Glastonbury and today on a new gaming tax cheering crowds shouted, “ Viva military encroachment in Airica. LIVONIA, Mich. - A body Manchester, died Monday at called the incident “the straw that tors. The directors decided to make At an executive session, Manchester Rd. proposal that would give Hartford Manchester Memorial Hospital. held on 16 March 1977, the Castro!" "The Soviet Union does not seek found in a roadside ditch could broke the camel’s back.” no formal comment on the letter. John Bartize, MDC deputy district and Bridgeport a larger share of The funeral was this morning with Zoning Board of Appeals of Castro, also touring Africa, took concessions or military bases-or mark the end of the trail in a the “The fire union contends that the Lingard, however, did make some clerk, said the proposed landfill jai alai betting revenues than National a graveside service in Mt. St. the town of Andover, Connec­ his campaign for Cuban-African special privileges, neither in African Milford. weeklong search for 11-year-old dispatcher, or Chief Lingard remarks at the meeting. He called would serve the seven towns of the Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. ticut, took the following ac­ collaboration against “imperialists” countries nor anywhere else,” SAN FRANCISCO - A 24-year- Timothy King, who police fear is (District Fire Chief Granville the union letter “grossly tion: MDC and any other towns which The D’Esopo East Hartford from Marxist Mozambique toward an Podgomey’s statement said. old man says he was beaten and the seventh victim in a series of Lingard), or an officer, or somebody overstated,” although he did say the 1. The following variances wanted to use it by agreement with LITCHFIELD — A key prosecu­ unsolved child murders. The body Funeral Chapel, 30 Carter St., was in fam ous undisclosed destination, perhaps '"The desire of the Soviet Union to tion witness against Peter Reilly tortured with water by of the Eighth District should have delay of notifying the town might were denied: Angola or Zambia. the MDC. has been tentatively identified as charge of arrangements. had the common sense to relay the No. 142 — Ronald and Nor­ strengthen friendship, to expand all­ testified Tuesday before the one- deprogrammers trying to force have been the fault of a District dis­ ’The Soviet president received a far Manchester Town Manager Robert Timothy, police said. Mrs. Grant was born in fire call to the Town Fire patcher. man Nadeau — Variance round cooperation with countries of man grand jury trying to deter­ him to stop believing in Rev. Sun more subdued welcome than did B. Weiss has also sent a letter to Manchester and lived in the greater Department,” the letter said. He said that the error was made denied because of lack of Spring Africa, is not one of passing duration, mine whether Connecticut com­ Myung Moon’s Unification Castro as he began a swing through DiBella expressing concern abflut the Hartford area most of her life. The union also questioned a state­ because the Lydall St. house at one exceptional difficulty or un­ tailored for the moment, it rests on mitted any crimes in arresting Church. Laurance Baer’s parents International Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique, proposal, and asking for information She is survived by a son, Richard ment that the house was near the time had been part of the District’s usual hardship. In addition the the principled Leninist foreign policy and prosecuting the youth for his are under court order not to all socalled confrontation countnes- as the proposal develops. LONDON — Prime Minister Grant of East Hartford. District-Town border. The town jurisdictional area. Board found no change in cir­ of the USSR.” mothers murder. State Trooper expose Baer to deprogrammers cumstances from Variance fashion until the judge rules Friday on the James Callahan appeared close to Mrs. Mary V. Hope covers Lydall St. from number 262 The District fire apparatus arrived applied for on 4/10/73. John E. Calkins withheld com­ 3 making an llth-hour deal with the and up, the letter said. Thus, the on the scene at 6:30 p.m., Lingard ment on his testimony. validity of a family custody Mrs. Mary V. Hope, 84, of 97 No. 144 — Arthur H. Alden liberal party to insure survival of house in question was well within the said, after recognizing its mistake, and Joseph G. Perotti — arrangement. Florence St. died Monday night at Town area, the union said. vinyls Legislative panel considers his Labor government in a Manchester Memorial Hospital. She but stayed on the scene to put out the Variance denied because: 1. HARTFORD — The state “We will not tolerate anyone doing NEW YORK — In his first parliamentary confidence test was the widow of Fred Hope. fire within a few minutes. Lack of exceptional difficulty Department of Commerce has ap­ anything to prevent us from or unusual hardship. 2. The foreign policy statement since today. Mrs. Hope was employed for about He said the decision was made to proved loans of $8.4 million to providing service to those citizens we stay because he did not know what Board found that the situation new school aid grant formula eight companies — including a leaving office, Gerald Ford says a 45 years at Cheney Bros, before her THE HAGUE, Netherlands - protect,” the letter continued. apparatus was coming from the bringing about the necessity West German pharmaceuticals massive military buildup by the retirement. She was born in West of requesting a variance'was HARTFORD (UPI) - A legislative “When fires occur, we do our best to Town Fire Department. worth in 1979. At that time, the Tax who think they are being cheated Soviet Union "mocks the hope of Dutch Prime Minister Joop den Hoboken, N.J., and had lived in self-created. 3. It was deter­ committee is considering a new producer — for expansion or Department will implement a sales- because the formula underestimates relocation in Connecticut. peace.” Uyl resigned and ended his four- Manchester for more than 60 years. mined that the lot in question educational grant formula that would assessment program designed to year-old center-left coalition is part of a subdivision as their need. She was a member of Concordia 12.97 give more money to the state’s major equalize educational grants by government collapsed in a dispute SALLISAW, Okla. - The blue- Lutheran Church and its Golden Age defined in Section 8-18, of the cities. Presently, the state assumes the Town’s auflitors report Connecticut General Statutes, making a more accurate evaluation wealth of municipalities in New Regional jean clad bodies of two kidnaped over Holland’s “scarcest com­ Club. She also belonged to In a three-hour "workshop” ses­ of a city’s worth. and in Section 3.13.00, of the Haven and Hartford Counties grows 5 women — one a wealthy former modity” — land. He quit Tuesday Manchester Senior Citizens and the sion, the Finance Committee What the state does until then con­ MONTPELIER, Vt. - Begin­ and was asked to continue in a Sunset Club. Subdivision Regulations of the Reg. $18. Vinyl bags In per cent a year. All Fairfield County beauty queen — are found in a surplus now $45,785 Town of Andover, Connec­ 'Tuesday met with state officials, city cerns many cities and towns who feel ning with next year’s freshman caretaker capacity until a new She is survived by a sister, Mrs. fashion and basic styles towns are thought to have a wealth shallow grave. Larry Eugene ticut, but the subdivision was representatives and others to discuss they are not getting their fair share. class, all high school students in government can be formed. John J. Tedford of Manchester; and for spring. Choose from growth rate of 8 per cent — highest in Chaney, 34, of Jenks, has been An audit of the Town of The report also suggested that im­ not approved by the Planning a new proposal for determining a Ciurrently, educational grants are Vermont will be required to several nieces and nephews. satchels, swaggers, the state. master basic learning skills in charged with two counts of kid­ Manchester’s operations showed an provements be made to the physical and Zoning Commission of the municipality’s net worth. based on the complicated ADELAIDE, Australia — The funeral is ’Thursday at 11 a.m. Town of Andover, Connec­ The new proposal would change the order to graduate. The program naping for extortion. The dead unappropriated surplus of $45,785 as layout of the controller and collector shoulder and frame Rep. Dorothy C. Goodwin, D- Guaranteed Tax Base formula, Thousands of flag-waving, at Concordia Lutheran Church. ’The of Sept. 24, 1976. ticut. rate for the largest cities in those has been four years in develop­ women are Kendal Ashmore and of revenue’s offices. Both offices styles, in bone, navy, tan, Storrs, sponsor of the proposal, said which took effect in 1976. The GTB cheering people turned out in a Rev. Burton Strand, pastor, will of­ Dated this 17th day of counties,^ Instead of a 5 per cent ment and was field tested by 500 Kathy Anne Brown. should be expanded to help meet this black and white. Handbags, there are “some grave inequities” in takes into account a town’s property light rain today to bid farewell to ficiate. Burial will be in East The report, compiled by the town’s need, the report said. March, 1977, Andover, growth rate, Hartford, for example teachers. Connecticut. the current system of evaluating city wealth, income level and the Queen Elizabeth as she ended a Cemetery. auditing firm of Jerome I. Baskin & Another suggested improvement all D&L stores. would have an assumed 1 per cent in­ CHICAGO — Six-year-old Zoning Board wealth. possessions of its residents. three-day stay in the South Friends may call at Watkins Co., is an audit of the fiscal year 1975- was the inclusion of a hearing room crease. Bridgeport would have a 2 Patricia Anne Dunne never knew of Appeals “ We had b e tte r make sure Since several municipalities have CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Australian capital. Her party left Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., 76. on the Municipal Building’s first per cent rate for grant purposes. Police Sgt. Michael Palese, but Andover, Conn. assessments are comparable from not taken inventory for a number of Former Senator and 1976 for Port Moresby, Papua New Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The $45,785 is still available and floor. The present second-floor By decreasing the percentages, the she cried when she learned he was Albert E, Richey, town to town,” Mrs. Goodwin said. years, the GTB formula has a built-in presidential candidate Eugene Guinea, to continue her tour of the The family suggests that any will probably be used to cover hearing room is virtually inaccessi­ Chairman city would get more state money dead. Palese died Tuesday overrun costs in the present budget, “We know they are not now com­ provision which assumes properties McCarthy says President Carter South Pacific as part of her silver memorial gifts may be made to the ble to handicapped persons. Mary C. McNamara, because it was not as wealthy as should try to make it easier for because Patricia Anne did not tell according to Thomas S. Moore, town parable.” in different towns appreciate by jubilee, the 25th anniversary of Memorial Fund of Concordia The Probate Court office should Secretary Under law, the state must change other municipalities and therefore third party candidates to get on her parents she was staying over­ Lutheran Church. controller. No. 047-3 different amounts. could not spend as much on educa­ her coronation. also be expanded, the report said. its method of evaluating a city’s net the ballot. night with a friend. She was This provision upsets some cities tion. » ^ A^NCHESTER EVENING EVENING HERALD. HERALD. M Manchester. Conn., Wed.. March 23. 1977- P/tGE THRE&A

By GREG PEARSON McCarthy Jr., assistant town McCarthy said. made public. McCarthy said Tuesday Eegier becomes 11 gallon blood donor Herald Reporter manager, said Tuesday. "We’re all He said that the unresolved con­ that the reports from the department It's a time of sweaty palms and kind of tied up with the budget tracts create an “indefinite money Michael Lappen heads will be included in the budget George Legier of 36 Jar­ Frank Perkins Robert Letendre Paul Christensen hours of duplicating and compiling. work,” he said. situation.” James D. Reuter Camille Cato in some, but not complete, detail. vis Rd. became an 11- Sharon Kennedy Sandra Werkheiser Richard Moody. Some town employes are spending He said that part of the problem In another budget matter, Evelyn Schofield Charles J. Crocini Frances Nadeau Controller Thomas S. Moore said Kallon donor Monday Paul Giacopassi Eileen Flynn Laurie Clement much of this week putting the final with this year’s budget is caused by McCarthy said that department head Anthony S. Janco Irene Smith that part of the document has been during the Red Cross Mrs. Catherine Hickey Alice Eldridge Anne Kelly touches on the town manager’s unresolved labor negotiations. remarks on a "no-increase” budget Anne Cleaves Mary A. Lawler Diane Roussel completed and is being duplicated. Bloodmobile visit at Thomas Satalino Francis Aldrich Joann Irish Your thinking determine.s recommended budget. Unions representing two town will be included in the budget docu­ Ava Opalach Craig Phillips Carol Poliansky Workers in bis office were busy Manchester Memorial John E. Welply Jr. Mary Watkins Patricia White According to the Town Charter, the employe groups—policemen and blue ment. Hospital when 167 pints Burton H. Albee Ronald Kokeraak Joseph Bangasser manager’s budget must be com­ collar workers in the Public Works Tuesday compiling the completed Lois Valliere Geraldine Mayo Edward Atkinson your experience. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss were drawn. William H. Bayrer Seymour Levin Heather Cole pleted 95 days before the end of the Department —are still negotiating pages of the report. Kathy Murawski Christine Balsewicz James Tierney asked that department heads, when Other gallon donors are: Jerry Sapienza Carole Fletcher Holly Cole fiscal year. That date is March 27, with the town. Both unions have been Summaries from other Charles Lynn Janice Curtis submitting budget requests, also 10 gallons - David R. Walk-in donors Jane Partridge Richard Adam this Sunday, and town officials working without a contract since the departments are being finalized. David Ryder Jesse Amsel report on what it would mean to the Pierce and Robert H. Jonas Searle Stanley Trask Sloane Whitehead Jacqueline Campion Come to this Christian Science Lecture expect the document to be completed beginning of the present fiscal year, “We’re trying to.get some numbers Charles McCooe department If the budget were not in­ Franklin; 8 gallons — John David Bouchard Nathan Agostlnelli Robert Lovett Marguerite Melendy ^ ^ “HOW TO LOVE AND BE LOVED” by the end of the week. July 1, 1976. together. We’re still trying to meet Eleanor Yonika creased for 1977-78. J. Naretto and W.R. Grace Agnew Wendy Maloney Theresa Markham Jane Galeucia "ndtSKhl?®"’ * Chflatlan Sdane* our deadline,” he said. Walter Kaszowski Lois Crawford "We’re facing a charter deadline. “Not only do we not know what At a recent budget hearing, a resi-. Martens; 6 gallons - Vivien K. Carroll Cynthia Ledoux Lois Stout EVemOHE It INVITED to tttond: Paula Yellman, who began work Chester Kosak Robert Kennedy That makes the sweat run down the we’ve got to pay next year, we don’t dent asked if this information will be Harold Melendy; 4 gallons Cynthia Fagan Linnea Benson Joseph Kinsella Lisa Moody Tuesday, March 2!th, at 8:00 P.M. last month as the new budget Joseph A. Coscia Stanley Chace palms'of your hands,” Charles F. know what we have to pay this year,” — Mrs, Jacqueline Joyce Kennard Earl Scott Debbie Swain Firtt Church of Chrtat, ScIcntM analyst, has done some work on William Frank Shirley Stager C. Thomas Cables Nichols; 3 gallons - Mrs. Mrs. Roberta D. Stamp Earl Doggart 447 North Mein Street, Menchester editing and rewriting the objectives Valerie Werzegn Regina Battaglia Theona Wheelock Curt Stager Jane White; 1 gallon — Denise Ryan Wm fr##a Smatl-Chlld CMrm nmwI/lAW and explanations that are included in Elin Lawrence Jeanne Pasquaretta Karen Nemeroff Francis Knight Pamela Kovacs, James J. Mrs. Claudia Markstein Carol Donaghue the manager’s budget. Maureen Brow Kelly Rockwell White III, Paul “ We’re trying to get them all in the House GOP leader asks probe same format,” she said.- McNamara, Francis L. She has also worked on figuring James, Mrs. Annette Dow. expected revenues and expenditures, Other donors are as follows: as well as the actual layout of the of auto insurance industry budget document.

HARTFORD (UPI) - House It was important, he said, such an vestigation was not a means of Appoinlmenls kepi Minority Leader Gerald F. Stevens, investigative panel be given delaying action this year, but a Richard J. Bagge Sr. adequate funding and subpoena John R. Crane 2 R-Milford, wants a comprehensive recognition of the complexities of the MAA meets investigation of Connecticut’s auto powers to permit it to do its job industry. Gregory D, Cullen insurance industry. effectively. Mrs. Anne S. Flynn “The problems cannot all be tonight Mrs. Lillian Legier Stevens, an all-but-declared can­ Stevens said Tuesday he wanted brought out and dealt with during the Mrs. Ruth Lloyd law m akers to set aside $75,000- didate for the Republican guber­ regular legislative session,” he said. The Manchester Art Association Rahbi Neil E. Kominsky $100,000 for a study of the industry natorial nomination next year, said The insurance probe is not the only will present a demonstration of pain­ Mrs. Gail L. Kravitz that would be done following the June he wanted the probe handled by a special investigation being touted by ting in the realistic tradition at its James V. McCooe recess. select legislative committee, not the legislative leaders. Rep. John Gior­ meeting Friday at 7:30 at the First Gerlinde L, Marti This would enable lawmakers to legislative panel that ordinarily dano, D-East Haven, cochairman of Federal Savings Bank, 344 W. Middle Keith R. Palmer take well planned action when they handles insurance matters. the Liquor Control Committee is Tpke. ------Michael Perretto He said such a group "should use Mrs. Beverly Tanner reconvene next January, Stevens pushing a similar probe of the liquor The demonstrator will be Robert said. the interim period of June 1977 to industry. Mrs. Mary Walker Fungillo of Hamden. Fungillo prefers Mrs. Gretchen Wiedie He made the suggestion in a speech January 1978 to carefully examine objects rough to the sight. His Mrs. Deborah R. Bell auto insurance practices in Connec­ to the Greater Hartford Association specialty is woodland scenes with the Mrs. Eleanor S. MIoganoski ticut; practices such as cancellation of Independent Insurance Agents and New bidding intent of impressing the viewer with Mrs. Carol S. Sullivan in a letter to legislative leaders. and renewal policies, rate-making, HARTFORD (UPI) - City of­ effect rather than color. Miss Joann R. Dwire underwriting rules and regulations, ficials want the state legislature to Fungillo has studied at the Whitney Mrs. Eleanor Emmerling company-agent relationships and the David C. Moyer let them ignore competitive bidding School of Art in New Haven and the auto body repair industry.” June A. Usab requirements in awarding municipal Beach School of Arts and Crafts in Doctor sentenced Stevens said his call for an in­ Mrs. Kathleen Roberts contracts and purchases. California. Richard W. Dennison WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - Dr. He has exhibited at the Museum of Mrs. Katherine Hynes Anthony Komninos, a Willimantic Arts, Science and Industry in Mrs. Miriam Kalman physician, was fined $1,000 Tuesday Bridgeport, Museum of America in Mrs. Bette Copeland and sentenced to 30 days in Jail for Realtors meet Thursday New Britain, Hudson Valley Art Miss Linda J. Alubicki twice illegally prescribing the pain­ Association in White Plains, N.Y., Mrs. Janet Frantz killer Demerol for himself. Ned Atwood, head of Ned Atwood Allan P. Walch Dynamics of a Positive Attitude.” Post Arts Center in Guilford and the Komninos, 53, pleaded guilty last & Associates, will be the guest He is a professional speaker and Mrs. Marie B. Benson Chaffee Art Center in Rutland, Vt. Miss Sandy Dickinson month to two counts of wrongfully speaker for the Eastern Connecticut teaches courses on positive attitude Among awards he has received are Miss Mary Kelly obtaining a controlled substance. Bicentennial Chapter of the Women’s to national corporation executives. Happy birthday, Emily those from Connecticut Classical Debra M. McVeigh He was sentenced by Windham Council of Realtors Thursday from His company’s purpose is to help Arts, Fairfield University, Guilford George E. Cullen County Superior Court Judge Joseph 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Village more people be happy, successful .Art League and the Rutland Area Art Mrs. Mary L. Jarvis When you’re two years old, it’s easy to make dreams come true, Dannehy. Cuisine, 471 Hartford Rd. and have peace of mind. Mrs. Jean Larkin Association. as little Emily happen found out when “Big Bird’’ of television’s Atwood’s topic will be “The Leslie Z. Lewandowski “Sesame Street” came to her birthday party. Emily the Mrs. Marcia A. Memery daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig (Big Bird) happen of 65 Battista Howard A. Miller Theater schedule tUlS. Music Depvtment Mrs. Marie D. Miller Rd. was speechless as she sat on Big Bird’s lap. Her parents — p n a e n U — Miss Barbara Novak hosted an open house for more than 20 youngsters on Saturday, AIRWAY NOTICr Mrs. Constance Trask although her birthday was Monday, March 21. (Herald photo by Burnside ’Theater 1 — "The Vernon Cine 2— ‘"The Other ‘‘GUYS AND Mrs. Eileen S. Christensen Side of the Mountain,” 7:10- TRAVEL AGENCY Reno R. Dufour Dunn) ^ Other Side of the Mountain,” Probate Court is open for 7:15-9:05 9:10 DOLLS" 457 CENTER ST. conferences with the Mrs. Helen Lukas Burnside Theater 2 — "The Ballay Auditorium 645-2500 Donald Noyes judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 Sorrow and the Pity,” 7:30 Friday, Mdrch 25th P.M. on Thursday nights. JoAnn Vogel U.A. ’Theater 1 — "Town CLASSIFIED •.•OOP.M. Night telephone number Thomas H. Curtiss That Dreaded Sundown,” Sat, March 26lh 649-0445. Miss Vicky Glass Senate about to act 7:20-9:10 ADS MOP.M. Compfoto Mrs. Cecilia Michalak U.A, Theater 2- " F u n With BRING $2.S0 Adults Travel Service Mrs. Ann Runde Dick and Jane,” 7:15-9:00 william "E. FItzfJtraid George T. Chrostowsky $2.00 Studsnts ‘Dae’l lane Tam WithMl $•’’ U.A. Theater 3 — "Domino RESULTS Judge of Probate Mrs. Judith Pitts on new ethics code Principle," 7:10-9:05 Sunday MaUnoe William Brindamour Vernon Cine 1 — ‘"The Song March 28th 2:30 PM Albert Cole WASHINGTON (UPI) - With the big “the gloves come off today” when he Remains ’The Same,” 7 lOO* $1.50 Adults Msnchsstsr Evsning Hsrsid Ted Brindamour money battle apparently over, the Senate planned to offer a package requiring even 9:20 $1.00 Students and This printing test pattern is Miss Mary M. Gelinas now can pass a new code of ethics forcing Publlthtd ev«ry avanlng «x»pi part of The Herald quality more financial disclosure, including in­ Senior Citizens Sunday! and holiday!. Entarad al lha Mn. Carol Jacobsen control program in order to members to limit certain outside earnings come tax returns, to “give the public all ^ rMMTVttlont, call Manchaatar, Conn. Poa( Ollica aa Sa- David LaMay Me-SI54. ExL 365 cond Claaa Mall Mattar. give you one of the finest Alan F. Lamson to $8,625 a year but leaving them free to the facts and let the voters decide what is Highest paid newspapers in the nation. Jack J. Lappen make what they can from investments. a conflict and what is proper,” Suggested Carrier Rates HARTFORD (UPI) - Payabla In Advanca Mrs. Phyliss Pierson In voting for that approach Tuesday, the Tuesday’s action on the outside income Harry Gray, chairman of THE SMnglacopy...... ; ...... 15, Robert H. Sines issue followed heated arguments on the ...... Weekly...... Senate — like the House three weeks ago U nit^ Technologies Corp., DOMINO PRINCIPLE R On« month...... Mrs. Nancy Sweet — rejected opposition by many angry floor and came in two showdown votes on Thr«« month! ...... Frederick G. Sweetman is Connecticut’s highest BURNSIDE UB] Six month!...... members who branded it unfair to many amendments sponsored by a group led by paid executive with a 1976 5Mimi8iMM,i. nrt. • sit-iiii One year...... Kenneth Markstein senators and unnecessary to cope with Sen, Edmund Muskie, D-Maine. salary of $650,000. Mill Rate! Upon Raqueat Mrs. Helen M. Pendleton conflicts of interest. The Senate stuck by the Nelson com­ (’^IfD-ZEPmill 'T K O m iK O f Subaerlbara who fall to racalva Mrs. Marion Cullen lhair nawapapar balora 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Judith Hyde The income plan was part of the code of mittee’s proposal to let senators earn up “TK SONG iSMIUNS TimiMtnM ahould talaphona lha circulation PO 7;1S-I«t dapartmani, S47-884S. John C. Kelly conduct recommended by a special panel to ^,625 a year, or 15 per cent of their of­ TH ESM rPQ __ »TA»ITSnWDAV under Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis. ficial $57,500 salary, by speechmaking or Lottery 7dl0 - 0:20 IK SUM B M IB TK am Leaders of both parties support it and said other “personal services.” They could ENOS SATUHDAV they would seek further progress in charge up to $1,000 per appearance. n u m b e r A Hkh Chmie today’s fifth round of debate in an attempt Current rules permit a maximum of THE SOMOW Dairg LENTEN Hospital to approve the full list of new standards by $25,000 annually for speechmaking and up Tuesday’s daily AND THE P IT T week’s end. to $2,000 for a single address. 9 0 0 •I 700- ADULTS ONLY Queen •notes. Little opposition was expected to other The Muskie forces, many of the tUN„ m o n .,'t u i s -1 ...... il SPECIALS Discharged Monday: Joyce key provisions, which would require all frequent public speakers, sought initially ‘w in N K M r Burghardt, 18 Timber Trail, $ senators to disclose personal finances an- to get the 15 per cent limit extended to p l u s MICK JA Q O n IN East Hartford; Arthur St. vw pciauiidi iinaiices an* o'-' 4-cui muu CAieilUtfU 10 “WWBIMIg’ nually, ban acceptance of costly gifts, and. income” that many affluent braver. THORS. & a Laurent, 61 McKee St., East m Hartford; Roseann George, ^,>1 forbid use of private “slush funds” to pay senators collect from stocks, bonds, fami- 56E Ruby Dr.; Judith official expenses, ly businesses or other investments. ‘That Show case Petrone, 46 Blueberry Lane, m But at least one foe. Sen. Lowell '^^s defeated by a 67 to 29 margin. Cinemas Ellington; Flora Koelsch, ki Weicker, R-Conn., did not give up. He said They then tried to maintain the present ntTBRSTATE 84 Marlborough; Lynne Fogg, 84 $25,000 ceiling, but were beaten 62 to 35. 8XIT8B S l u m LAMB Adelaide Rd.; Feme Paster­ ROBi^rnaneBT nak, 87 Wedgewood Dr.; 8A8T HARTFORD Kenneth Boland, 7 Walker St.; Massachusetts islands 888-8810 Christine Olmstead, 35W Walker St. BAnoAWMAnMm ‘declare’ independence $2.80 til XiaOPM. WALT DISNEY S E A F ^ SPECIAL A b o u t tow n BOSTON (UPI) - Saying only an islander can truly represent an island, of­ McCarthy said. ficials on Martha’s Vineyard and Nan­ There are six towns on Martha’s A Lenten service will tucket signed a declaration of in­ Vineyard, which has about 5,700 residents take place tonight at 7:30 dependence from Massachusetts Tuesday. Nantucket, with about 5,300 people, is a OFFER GOOD at St.M ary’s Episcopal town itself. State representatives and town officials jlWRH THURS.&FRI. 99« Church. After the service, on the two islands also filed a bill in the Under the redistricting plan mandated a discussion group will legislature to secede from the state to by a state constitutional amendment, the BOUND Take the family meet. protest a legislative redistricting plan size of the House must be reduced from D "fishing" at DQI Tender 240 to 160 members. Each new district fish lliret breaded and that would combine the islands with JRGIDRY Dairy deep fried to golden mainland communities in a new House must have about 33,000 residents under lOAVIDCAnRADINE perfection, served with Have we helped you district. federal and state court mandates of one Queen our own BRAZIER tar­ lately?...call 643-2711. “The only effective advocate for the person, one vote. tar sauce, crisp lettuce, toasted bun— plus islands is an islander,” said state Rep. Cora Medeiros, a member of the »:-:-:<-x«-:-XTX*:-:*:i4*x««-»{ Tisbury Board of Selectmen on Martha’s Scrumpdillylshus 'Terrence McCarthy, 1-Edgartown, who french fries and filed the bill along Rep. John Conway, R- Vineyard said all 18 local selectmen on tnaier. refreshing ice cold ii. Nantucket. Mth islands support the declaration of in­ Coca-Cola ... Ameri­ “If the commonwealth persists in its dependence. ca's No. 1 soft drink... plan to thrust arbitrary government upon Officials said they would write to of­ w Onr 40 Tears oi UaaiosIM Sanlea us,” he told a State House news con­ ficials in Rhode Island, New Hampshire RET ORK and Maine about the possibility of joining ran VnuuM COME TO BOTH I- ference, “we shall be confronted with an m nuN n Haunm Open 24 Houn Dally intolerable situation. their states. Vermont has already offered r r m lu m rr MANCHESTER FOR EURGEHCy SERVICE “We are prepared to withdraw our con­ to discuss a possible union. I— FiMCM m r a u L - J ^ LOCATIONS sent of its continued authority over us, and The islands already have their own flag dissolve all connection with it.” and a copyrighted national anthem. The ‘ R StflR ^604 HHRTFOliD RD. M o b il He said the islands Intend to form their blue and orange banner with a white bird NfATIM OILS own country or state, or join another was designed by a group of grade school IS BORn state. Residents will vote on secession at children from Chilmark on Martha’s NO PASSES ACCEPTED « 242BRIMDST. OH lURNEII $ town meetings during the next few weeks. Vineyard, who attended the declaration HUTimmSTALUTION The secession bill still needs approval ot ceremonies at the State House Tuesday nj^fO^THEArRE •Rmj U S Pal on Am 0 0 Corp CCM-Celi" And Coat $ n Iradt-mviii when k 643-5135 FOR SCREEN T i/E S 8 $ H ina produci ol Th* C o c a ^CoM C o m p v iy Congress if it is passed by the legislature. 315 Canter Si. Manchester llie Senate Finance Committee has approved a tax rebate of ISO for each taxpayer and his dependents, if he didn’t make over |25,000 last year. Now Uncle Julius feels there was an oversight. Congress will be getting a cost of living increase automatically this fall, so why isn’t the rebate in­ creased automatically since it will probably be eroded by a few months One of the most persuasive This is an over­ more Inflation before it is paid out to devices for influencing action simplification, of course. We us. At one per cent a month, that |S0 on an issue is the economic Americans do not like to make It reminds us of one state where should be $55 if it is paid out in May. Of course, he’s not serious. He boycott — when it works. moral decisions for ourselves; the debate was not heavy after Prohibition’s repeal on how best to knows the real cause of inflation is A few years back, a Vernon we must prefer to legislative regulate the liquor industry and, money in the hands of the taxpayer Yes its that time of the year. them for others. woman, Barbara Shuttleworth, more importantly, restrain the con­ which is spent for the wrong things. got the idea of meat boycott This is the only rational sumer appetite for legal booze. Taxpayers, unlike the government, that caught on nationwide and explanation why it is “sinful” Since it was imperative the liquor don’t know what people need most. Time to find whats fresh ami new it is generally agreed it was a or “illegal” to shop for food in control agency have the power to Scientists ’Tuesday told Congress factor in bringing down meat big stores, but not in small regulate consumption, the solons stores. And no one has gave it the right to restrict the the Food and Drug Administration prices. More recently, an amount each person could buy in one overreacted with its proposed ban on explained why it is neither for youp your famiiy and your 2 attempt to get a boycott on day. But to show this was not a blank sacchrin by ignoring the fact it has coffee has floundered. “sinful” nor “illegal” to at­ check, it set a maximum of 19 quarts been used by millions of people for But the fact remains that tend movies, most of which are per day. the past 70 years. home. Ideas aplenty inside these when most of us feel the pinch no longer rated “G,” on Sun­ Now, if New Hampshire, The heat is now on for Congress to in the pocketbook, those day. Massachusetts and Rhode Island do something about preventing such could limit sales to out-of-staters to FDA overreactions in the future. All affected will listen. Getting back to where we that limit, the annual Christmas of which reminds us once again the following pages. began, take the profit out of Now th e Connecticut liquor store watch by Connecticut best way to get rid of or change a bad Sunday business and you’ll 3 legislature is engaged in its an­ revenooers could be dropped. law is to enforce it literally. nual soul-searching over Sun­ have Puritan Sunday’s again. Look and see... day closing laws. We think the Try to selectively regulate Despite extensive research, we Maybe after Congress gets the issue is not a legislative Sunday business and you’ll never could find out from the FDA back on course, it might take a legislators who came up with that 19 look at the Environmental Protection p roblem . It is a moral have discrimination and dis­ quart ceiling, whether it was based crimination leads to evasion of Agency which deems itself om­ problem. We think that if all on drinking capacity or ability to pay. nipotent and bullies those who do not the people who profess to the law. They couldn’t remember. recognize its environmental in­ believe that Sunday should not After all, isn’t the difference fallibility. _____ Cousin Juniper notes that between a Sunday Blue Law be a business day did not tran­ everything seems to even out in the Cornpatch special: sact business on Sunday, there and that great social experi­ end. The General Assembly is Child to father inspecting his would not be enough business ment called prohibition just moving toward lower prices on booze report card: “It’s not that I ’m an to warrant staying open. one of degree? and the.^Carter administration is under-achiever, it’s that the teacher taking up the slack by increasing the is an over-expecter.’’ What’s the Russian Terrorists using the protection racket WASHINGTON — Let us call this equivalent of ’nut’? guy Rockefeller da Vinci. As a Bentsen, D-Tex., to declare in a that Jimmy Carter bought the life­ reporter in New York shortly after Andrew Tully Senate speech that “a promise made saving package. World War II, I covered his convic­ at the pirint of a gun has no moral ’The charges against the 12 gunmen It’s been said before that the made automobiles and farm tion for extortion. He did his time force whatsoever.” include the felony murder of a young he did put his finger on the obvious, T Soviets can outcapitalist the equipment to Europe and and now owns a legitimate gas sta­ Well, it may have been immoral to radio reporter, Maurice Williams, as as stat^ by FBI Director Clarence capitalists any time. In the tion somewhere in New Jersey. deal with those creeps, but it was well as armed kidnaping. ’The North America, had announced Kelley, who said he feared the wide On the phone, Rocky commented very practical as you peer into the terrorists, said U.S. Atty. Earl J. matter of negotiating televi­ it would handle the broadcast. publicity given to the Hanafi offhand about the 38-hour siege of future. The trouble is that if the Sllbert, had inflicted "a reign of sion coverage of the 1980 It might be all for the best if terrorists might prompt “other Washington by 12 Hanafl Muslim government reneges on an extorted terror” on Washington. Summer Olympics in Moscow, groups” to seize hostages. the Americans are priced out gunmen. “I used to do a little of that promise it has abandoned a device to No overstatement ’The problem Is that none of our however, their greed may of this particular deal. The m yself,” he said. “It’s the old protec­ protect the innocent. A no-deal policy Slll>ert was not overstating the leaders, including Kelley and Presi­ pis? prove to be too much even for Soviets are not only planning to tion r&cket that A1 Capone invented. tells tomorrow’s .terrorists that ^case. Real fear stalked the capital’s dent Carter, has come up with a for­ free-spending Americans. Capone did it for dough. Nowadays, there’s nothing in it for them if they ' " streets during the seige -f~ fear that make the 1980 Olympics the mula for dealing with terrorist kid­ those creeps who hold hostages most­ refrain from killing the people more hostages would be swept from Confronted with a Russian greatest international nappings. As of this writing, the un­ ly only women get their names in the they’ve kidnaped. those streets if the terrorists’ de­ demand for an astronomical propaganda extravaganza they spoken policy clearly is to make a papers and on ’TV. No-win situation mand were not met. It was not until $100 million for exclusive TV have ever mounted, they ap­ deal with the creeps to save human Want to feel big the hostages were released that the lives. How can one argue with a In short, for law and order it’s a no- rights to the games — $50 parently hope to get American ‘"They grab some people to make debate was launched on the price policy of compassion except to fear, win situation. You might agree with million for the rights and $50 technical know-how to un­ themselves feel big. ’hien they swing paid for their release. as Kelley does, that it will encourage Senate Majority Leader Robert million in equipment and a deal with the cops to go easy on “Yeah,” said Rockefeller da Vinci. derwrite the modernization of more taking of hostages? Lives there Byrd, D-W. Va., that the Hanafi deal them if they let the hostages go. I “That’s the way it was in my racket. facilities — the three major their television system in the a public official who wants to be was “abhorrent in our society that in­ used to be a creep, I can tell one My clients — it was like they figured American networks bowed out, bargain. responsible for the death of one inno­ dividuals can commit these when I see one.” if they paid up just one more time the at least temporarily. One Nyet to that, or whatever the cent human being? atrocious crimes and then be out on So what do we the people do about their own recognizance.” But where mob would let ’em alone. They network later claimed to have Released without bond Russian equivalent of “Nuts” it? “Act like cops,” said Rocky. would Washington’s Police Chief shoulda taken a chance and called the Four of the Hanafi gunmen, in­ won the plum, although this is. “Eventually you’re gonna havta go in Maurice Cullinane find solace if he cops. Some of ’em might have got cluding their Irader, Hamaas Abdul was not confirmed by the On second thought, the com­ and shoot it out with those bush had ordered his men to go in and get hurt bad, but the guys that ran the Khaalis, were released without bond Russians. rades have a lot of oil and we league guerrillas. ’That means some the terrorists and wound up with the mob, they knew they couldn’t get a as part of the deal to rescue 134 hostages are gonna get wasted. But blood of 134 dead hostages on his guy like me to keep on collecting In the meantime, a little have an abundance of Howard hostages. That prompted Sen. Lloyd unless we go after those creeps with dues if too many guys were buyin’ known corporation called Cosel. Maybe we can work out hands? Under current policy, he’d be guns we’re gonna have every guy hounded from office. Don’t forget time in the clanger.” SATRA (Soviet-American some kind of arrangement who got bumped in the subway takln’ Thurs., March 24 Trade), which sells Russian- after all... hostages to get even with the world because he knows people’s lives de­ Taking aim at age discrimination pend on us takin’ it easy on him .” 4 million want work Frea DaffoMis At lira FMiowing PaillGlpatln^ Store Lee Roderick this development is that we, as a na­ Alm anac Harsh remedy There currently are four million The Herald’s tion, are unprepared to benefit from Rocky’s remedy is a harsh one. But citizens over 65 who are unemployed Washington Correspondent it.” Only about 15 per cent of citizens ^ ...... " or retired but who want to work, ac­ (Whlia Thay Last) WASHINGTON — “Mandatory 65 or older are either working or ac­ . By United Press International Joan Crawford were born on March cording to Ms. Miller. Many others retirement because of age is tively seeking work, she adds. ' Today is Wednesday, March 23, the 23 — he in 1912 and she in 1908. 8 Today’s thought | under 65, she adds, have been forced ...... I .. probably the most important In 1974, about $187 million worth of 82nd day of 1977 with 283 to follow. • On this day in history: into early retirement as the only problem facing our society. It affects tax funds went for unemployment ------uowNTdwir------The moon is between its new phase In 1775, Patrick Henry, advocating Daily renewing ourselves alternative to unemployment. the physical and mental health of benefits to individuals who were and first quarter. arming Virginia in preparation for Nineteen days till Easter. Nineteen "The age 65 is an artificial figure people as well as their economic con­ forced into retirem ent and who The morning star is Mars. war with England, declared: “I know days until we celebrate the Resurrec­ that has neither medical nor dition.” couldn’t find other work. The evening stars are Mercury, not what course others may take, but tion event. However, today the physiological significance,” she B.D. Pearl Nearly everyone of influence in “The cost to employers who lose Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. as for me, give me liberty or give me church says to you, because Christ is says. “Yet it has tremendous psy­ House & Hale Dig L Discount this city seems to have his or her own the productiveness of experienced Those born on this date are under death." risen from the dead, every day can chological significance for in­ definition of “THE most important workers when new employes have to the sign of Aries. In 1942, Japanese-Americans were be for you a day of resurrection; but dividuals because federal laws and problem” facing the country. ’The be trained is immeasurable,” says Manchester Drug German rocket scientist Wernher moved from their homes along the only, if you die each day to company policies have legitimized The Deal definition above belongs to Harriet Ms. Miller. “Most important, the Manchester Hardware von Braun and American actress Pacific Coast to inland relocation selfishness, to self-rightenousness, to it.” Miller, who represents more than 10 effrets of forced retirement on the sites as a wartime precaution. the silly little systems that have had Unlike her own organizations, million older Americans as executive individ'ual are sobering and tragic: their day, to the safe sure routines which have no retirem ent policy (one Harrisons SIDE GUNCES director of both the American We know from medical, sociological, Marlows ' by Gill Fox that take the life right out of our man retired last summer at 83, most Leaf Stem & Root Association of Retired Persons and and psychological research, for days. Day after day, we must die to public and private agencies dis­ the National Retired Teachers example, that retirement kills what have been, in order to become criminate against older workers. what we might yet be. Association. American men several years before Shoor Jewelers their employed peers die.” We become new persons in Christ; Second-hand experience not by baptism, confirmation, Ms. Miller, an intelligent, attrac­ Legal basis Matter of choice Their legal basis for doing so is eucharist, church membership, or tive woman of 55 — some 10 years The American Association of younger than most of those she clear enough:* the Social Security outward piety; but by Daily Retired Persons and National system arbitrarily sets 65 as the age Renewing Ourselves. ’The church is represents — apparently speaks only Retired Teachers Association, by for retirement benefits - and • . i f V-' the support community that enables from second-hand experience about definition, have nothing against job discrimination. penalizes recipients if they make us to do this for ourselves (it cannot retirement — so long as it is not more than |3,0(XI a year to supple­ Simmons do it for us). Each, must hold him or Her remarkably varied career in­ forced on a man or woman solely England Lumber herself open to what God can do. cludes stints as; research chemist, ment the benefits. In addition, the because of age. GBT See you in church Sunday???? federal Age Discrimination in political science teacher and The concerns of these and similar Rev. David M. Campbell, associate dean of students — all at Employment Act doesn’t protect groups on behalf of older Americans Looldng Glass II D & L Pastor the University of Montana; workers over age 64. Groups are attracting increasing attention United Methodist Church representing older Americans are superintendent of public instruction on Capitol Hill. The most likely Green House Bolton______for that state; unsuccessful can­ lobbying hard to change both laws. reason is not altruism but the didate for the U.S. Congress; presi­ Ms. Miller - along with what Shoetown realities of the political clout that is W orths dent of her own management con­ appears to be a growing^ number of wielded by older Americans who, as Farrs Yesterdays I sulting firm based in Santa Barbara, other influential Americans — is con­ a group, have the nation’s best Calif., and, since February 1976, vinced the policy is morally wrong as record of turning out at the polls on Turnpike 25 years ago well as economically costly to both Regals America’s most authoritative voice election day. This date was a Sunday; The speaking for the special concerns of the nation and individuals who suffer In addition, it is difficult to dispute Capitol Equipment Herald did not publish. 23 million citizens age 65 and older. the discrimination. the correctness of Ms. Miller’s claim 10 years ago “Our society has made important Wasted talent Adams Apple that “ageism in employment is K-M art Manchester Police Capt. George strides toward eliminating dis­ “We have the largest population of morally wrong in a society McCaughey is elected exalter ruler Dreamland H crimination based on racism and able, educated older citizens ever “ Take Rustic Lane on your next right... past Heavenlv of Manchester Lodge of Elks. professing commitment to equality 02386535 sexism,” Ms. Miller said in an inter­ produced by any society in history,” Clover Meadows, past'the Old RiJer sawmill, bvw the The Bloodmobile visits fall below of opportunity.” Manchester Uiinhw i covered bridge and . . . onto the State eight-lane highway!" view. “Now it’s time we eliminated she says in a paper outlining national quota with only 94 pints collected. • SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS ■ft discrimination based on ageism.” goals on aging. “The great irony of 1977 PAGE SPt-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 23, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-A W iretap Attorney James Norwich Bulletin reported. maintenance chief signed a investigating the alleged brings suit Merberg, who is with F. Merberg is representing sworn statement for the wiretapping, the Bulletin ( News lor tenlor citizerw ) Lee Bailey’s Boston law Harold Spector, Capehart’s newspaper saying four reported, adding Merberg NORWICH (UPI) - A firm, said Monday letters former plant manager, maintenance workers said he believes the matter lawyer for a former were sent by certified mall who left the firm shortly found the tap on Specter’s had been turned over to the C a p ^ r t Corp. executive to Capehart’s president after tapping equipment phone while cleaning up U.S. Attorney’s office. Hey there! The Showboats cornin’. Yep, Helen Silver, 124; Oscar Cappuccio, 119; who says his office phone and a financial consultant allegedly was found on his the factory, the Bulletin Federal law provides for it’s just around the comer and should be Michael Haberern, 122; Archie was illegally wiretapped warning of impending legal company phone Feb. 10, said. the recovery of damages pulling into the East Catholic High School Houghtaling, 121; Joe Windsor, 120; A1 has told the electronics action in the U.S. District the newspaper said. The FBI has seized the for the victim of an illegal April 1, 2 and 3. When ;ou stop to think Gates, 120. firm to expect a law suit. Court for Connecticut, the The firm’s former tapping equipment and is wiretap, Merberg said. about It, that’s not too far away, and On Monday, after a nice turnout for our believe me, the members of the "Show- kitchen social bingo games in the mor­ boat” are really working overtime. ning, we had 13 tables for our afternoon Savings All This Week In every Department at all D&L Stores. Come Sunday evening, the complete pinochle games and the lucky winners cast will meet at 6 here at the center at were Alfred Hallin 799; Robina Carroll which time we will go through the whole 790; Betty Jesanls, 788; Beatrice Mader show with a full dress rehearsal. Then on 786; Gladys Seelert, 769; Ed Scott, 766 Monday evening at 7, the tambourines and Fritz Wilkenson, 756; Mabel Wilson 755 chorus will hold a session again here at Ann Thompson, 743; Felix Jesanis, 743 the center. On Tuesday, the whole gang Sam Schors, 734; Rene Make, 732; Bob Spring savi [fall now ot D&L stores will meet at 6 p.m. at the East Catholic Schubert, 725; Diane Robert, 721. Auditorium. We received word that one of our OQ “D fO Ch On Wednesday evening at 6, we all meet members. Jack Owen, who is vacationing 0) 0) c’ C at East Catholic for our dress rehearsal. in Florida, has been in one of the hospitals On Thursday we have the night off; how down there but has since been about that! Well, some of us will be busy transferred. Anyone wishing further infor­ because we’ll be at the gala testimonial mation should contact Helen Flavell. for Deputy Mayor John Thompson at the Army & Navy Club. By the way, all tickets for this event have been sold and Tax aid tickets will not be available at the door. Just a reminder that every Tuesday o 2 c .£ 5 Speaking of tickets, I keep warning you • I- o afternoon from 1 to 4 we have men here to 0) o to pick up your tickets for the Variety help you with our income tax. Time is run­ Show real soon, because they are going ning out and the men will be here until c P c o ^ f £ 8 fast. -.E d ) . w o 5 £ a> April 12 only, so if you haven’t filed yours 5 ^ N 0) w fO (tJ as yet and have any questions, you’d 0) ,0 0) Cl o > u. Cruise better plan on dropping by this coming E £ ° w Well, we just picked up some additional Tuesday. This service js for free, thanks O > 0> ^ Q) news about the Nassau-Bermuda cruise. to the gentlemen who are volunteering The S.S. Rotterdam is going all out to their time. o '- .2 « make this a very special cruise and have S 1- ojQ. 5 Tomorrow we have some excellent <- ~ now added extra professional entertain­ color slides to show you all about Hawaii o o 0)^ c O _ . ment. Along with Peter Duchin and his Mr. and Mrs. A1 Christensen will narrate we’re saying hello ^ 0, _l O orchestra and Cab Calloway and Cecelia, the program as they have recently ^ 13 (I) i .— (tJ there will be Hildegarde, Teddi King and returned from Hawaii after spending a ° - 5 ^ * f the sensational stylish dancing team, the month in what could be called fan- ^ o 5) o s ™ Szony’s. tasyland. So join us on a trip to beautiful to spring with oli^a) c Sounds like they are going ail out on this Hawaii and hopefully take away some of cm oj trip and you still have some time to - t o E-S 00 the blues we have with this crazy weather m5-^i- P IQ fwy signup. The deadline is April 5 and that is around here. when all monies must be paid. Drop by By the way, why not plan on coming for -5 W E o UJ fo and pick up your flyer now as time is real­ our baked ham dinner with all the trim­ savings on all — o .rE u° ly running out. mings starting at noontime? Enjoy the meal and then take the trip with us. Setback games Please don’t forget to start making your U Ol The excitement here at the center starts ticket returns. We need to get an idea of new suits o> p ^ .E N N ^ ^ off with our setback games on Friday how the tickets are going, especially those that are “out.” Try to get the returns in, afternoon. Despite the snow and slippery O ' ^ Si weather, we had 42 players and the either the money or tickets, by this Sun­ C ^ a -- I o, winners were Mary Nackowski, 135; day. b F = « o 2 -c Oj u 0) 2 0 % o ff 0) 4) [Spring — Feeding & Planting Time at the W fl- m i b i I K T f t 1 • New Plants 4-plece quads, reg. 100, now 79.97 froocftenrf:K ~,ea' 3-plece trios, reg. $120, now 95.97 Gardens • New Products 3-pc. vested suits, reg. $130, LAWN FOODS Plant thorn now - colorful now 103.97 kScottt, OrMnvIew, OM Fox, HAH, otc. All \ at roducod prlcot — PANSIES ' i 1 L I Lawn Food, CAJ, SO Iba. $ ^ 9 9 BwtaaQIanta More for your money means even 1 ^ Covora 500 iq. ft. ^ more when It comes to saving on our entire fresh new stock of spring suits! ii only ^ 1 b3 9 baakat fiimiEII ( PIMIT FOOD Choose from versatile 4-plece quads, L - Trooo, llowaro and vagatablaa, BO Iba. 3 for $3.95 neat vested looks and trios, too, all FLImaatono,. Acid _ Food,___ CoHonaaad______AROSES ■ Jackson and P9rkln${ In the newest solid tones and Untoad Mai, Bona Maal, Caator Pomaca, ffnaaf. strlpings. In regulars, shorts and mllofqanHa, Bovanura, ate. An OVtrwhtlmlng dltplsy longs. (Alterations at no charge, of fR ta d f to 00 — Lottuea A Cabbaga lollaga and houaa planta course) D&L Men’s Shop: Corbins, iPlanti, Onion and GArffc Safa, all Avon, Bristol, Manchester f colon. Fraah from our groanhouaeall and New Britain. Chryaanthamuma, Pouch Plant,] $ ^ 1 9 CInararlaa, Gardenia, Axalaaa,] box VIolata, ate., etc., etcl Qeranlu C UO V ' r^tparaguA Plantt, Bluabarrlea, § I Rhubarb Parannlaltr Bulba. Junlpara,w Blua Rug, m s Andorra, HatxL LU 12”-lB” apraad f r l Spring LU I SEEDS: Burpaaa • Comatock t $ ^ 4 4 Daffod [ Parra - Woodgard - baat locally. * ff aach (■WtltKiInll 5 for $19.95 Sport Coats (0 ■CO- Come to a growing place ■ new inside - new dlaplaya outaide See The New Woodland Gardens Our Goal: ‘^Quality Planta with a Helping Hand" 20% OH M o .“p i L mor t 1. Grow the Ea»y To Grow Planta from Woodland Gardena Reg. $55 to $65. New spring styles, now Just 43.97-51.97. 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MANCHBISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 23, 1977— Pa g r Manchesterites recieve letter REBAL MEN'S HBP from Fords 5

2 | | S Jan ® Gerald Ford on Caripr ’ AnH he turned the presidency over to Jimmy *T O 4^ P?nmwn^r?’«fi r s^prise ot Joseph and Diane a»>s , c w rZ JI^ ’ president | 3 £ | supported him and voted for EASTER 2 ® <0 .2 V ‘‘“"P®," “*°“8ht it would be nice to remember him on Inauguration Day. o JC « “I said that, as a family, we felt he did a good job when the nation needed it,” she said. o E § s She also enclosed a copy of an editorial praising Ford n S X *" ^® Jun- 20 issue of The Herald* O S CM WARDROBE 2 - I a Q.CO ®"’P®u ®*'® hnow where to send M“®''’n° addressed the envelope. President ^°''d’ P*®*"! Springs, Cal. nn.lai ‘ '■®®“y ®*P®®t to get an answer. I thought some postal clerk would just throw the letter away,” she said. J arrive at the Plompen residence. Betty and I are deeply grateful for your thoughtful SPECTACULAR! "^® treasure the friendship of our fellow Americans, and our hearts are warmed bv your kind words and good wishes.” hfrs. Plompen said that the envelope had a seal on the back and had Ford’s signature in the right corner where OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 26, 1977 the stamp would normally be.

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• WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AND BANK AMERICARD • PAGE T E N -A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., March 23, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977— PAGE ELEVEN-A Drug price discrepancy noted Cafeteria plans dropped HARTFORD (UPI) Manchester police report Patients in a New Haven those sold over the phar­ vestigation of the .Connec­ ticut Pharmaceutical area nursing bonne have macy counter, the Hart­ SHOPPER Association as saying the been paying from 40 to S9.3 ford Courant reported. Police reported only two ^oup believed overpricing Senger’s car was heavily vehicle, pinning the woman per cent higher prices for The newspaper quoted a VAUIABLE COUPON from Bentley project storm-related auto ac­ lacerations, was treated $ damaged and both vehicles between the cars. Ms. prescription drugs than source close to an in­ is common statewide. $ cidents on Tuesday which and released from were towed from the Fournier suffered con­ Manchester Memorial resulted in minor injuries. scene. Senger received a tusions and minor T^e building and sites committee the building built in the late 1890 s. A collision of two Hospital. of the Manchester Board of Educa­ said the architects see the project as summons for making an % DISCOUNT Minimal work only may be done in a different one now and asked the vehicles at the intersection improper turn. Police said 15 tion decided to proceed with a the newer wing, built about 50 years of Scott and Montclair Drs. committee how to proceed. The com­ he was turning left onto ON ALL MEN’S & WOMEN’S modified plan for the Bentley School ago. The plans for a cafeteria to be Tuesday about 3 p.m. project, which will not include the mittee said the board could pay for Montclair Dr. He told 'SPRING HOUSE CLEANING* added to the school were deleted about four hours of architectural con­ resulted in injuries for police his vision was im­ construction of a cafeteria. altogether. John D. Senger, 40, of 40 Until now, the board had not made sulting work. paired from the heavy 10 SPEED NKES ON SAIL The new plans are consistent with School Supt. James P. Kennedy Montclair. He received a rain. iCOSMETIC PURCHASES any definite decision on plans for lip laceration and a knee Hew Low Price GOOD THRU MARCH 31st. Bentley, although it voted last week the requests by Bentley parents who gave further indications that the stu­ Rosalie W. Fournier, 26, SCRATCH & DENT were present at Monday night’s dent population in the Bentley area abrasion when the car he of Rockville was injured Mi FUTUK RE RUY LUGCO FlUK to restate its support of the project. was driving collided with a Check Theee Peehirm: The board started working on final meeting. The parents' revised priori­ will be decreasing. He said a Tuesday about 11:40 p.m. MANCHESTER DRUG ty list included updating the classroom a year may become pick-up truck driven by as she was clearing the •M TM lOMIlBi lUtt plans for the Washington School con­ Jimmy A. Martin, 38, of •CMMinD *iufvcenaFUMKSi SHU s m i IN PROCRESS DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER struction project. classrooms and toilets and refur­ available at Bentley, starting with windshield of her car •m rira mir uftn irat bishing floors and windows and other the 1978-79 school year and con­ Vernon, Martin and a parked on Harrison St. Both projects were approved by passenger were not in­ • Ranges • Refrigerators • Freezers the voters in November 1975 for a areas. They said they have tinuing for as long as seven years. Police said a car driven by FAMOUS RALEIQH “conceded on the cafeteria.” Preliminary kindergarten registra­ jured. Senger was treated Thotant J. Mozzer III, 26, GUARANTEE! cost of $2.3 million. Both are and released from • Washers • Dryers • Range Hoods Principal Douglas Townsend said tion figures also show a marked of Rockville, struck the FH iY $$rV M expected to be approved for about 50 Manchester Memorial F«iY$anncoi per cent state funding by the General Monday he would like to have all the decrease in student population in the front door of the Fournier 'Televisions (Floor & Display Models) Bentley school district, Kennedy Hospital. QENTS AND LADIES CHOOSE FROM THESE FINE BRANDS Assembly sometime this spring. project, but that the statistics regar­ NODELS The building and sites committee ding projected enrollment declines said. The kindergarten enrollment in October 1976 at Bentley was 43 and Monday night agreed to re-do the are “hard to refute.” - REPAIRS ON A U MAKES - Wilting snow fort 'REVLON *MAX FACTOR educational specifications for projected registration for next fall is death of a Durham man about 30. Nursing homes BET TOUR SIRE READY FOR SPRINBI FHgidaire GET IN ON THE Bentley based on projections of one Townsend will work with the board whose body was found near 'RUBINSTEIN 'MAYBELLINE and the architects, Mankey The overall kindergarten registra­ Ha r t f o r d (u p d - A snow fort stands valiantly against the HUGE SAVINGS class per grade. his car alongside Interstate The new plan will stress Associates, on revising the tion is at about 500 now, down from New state rates for nursing 91 near Exit 8. penetrating rays of a warm spring sun in 40- TODAY educational specifications. 632 actual enrollment last October, homes due out next week 2 'OLD SPICE 'JEAN NATE renovations of the oldest section of Police said they did not FARR’S Alan Wiedie of Mankey Associates has the industry predicting degree temperatures on a dry lawn at 82 Chest­ know whether the death of SM ahiSL FR_ GET OUR LOW PRICE! financial chaos. OPEN nut St. Hopefully, it will be the last of its kind 'LAUVIN 'MANY OTHERS Williard C. Reed Jr., 29, B43-7111 D a ffo d Homeowners said DAILY (vbilt Mwf last) for this time of year. It was constructed by was a hom icide or a 648-3888 EST. 1941 Tuesday they fear the new suicide. to 8 Mark Loshuk, Scott Mumley and Jim Mumley. • Quality Sarvica rates will not be high • Ganulna Parti (Herald photo by Pinto) enough to cover existing Manchester Drug State employers may face penalties losses or meet current B.D, expenses, which are rapid­ 3 &SON HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut PEARL 717 MAIN ST. t e l . 649-4541 Cotter’s amendment would defer dependence on federal loans. >.l'l MVI\-riiKH in . (,1:1.21:1 ly rising because of infla­ 'IVM lit-I I II employers face penalty taxes penalties against any of the 23 states - - Downtown Manchester If no loopholes or new devices are tion and increased staff Welcome totaling $117 million over the next which have borrowed a total of $3.5 found, Connecticut would be forced salaries. FR_ three years unless they demonstrate billion from the treasury because either to repay some of the funds or D a ffo d priced from a "good faith” attempt to reduce the Industry sources say their unemployment funds went start imposing the penalty tax on (Mkilt lail) $3(X) million unemployment debt they some homes are defaulting Spring broke under the strain of high un­ employers beginning Jan. 1, 1978. on their mortgages and for­ owe the federal treasury. employment. The Courant said the tax would The penalty taxes may be imposed cing banks or other lenders Cotter, however, said Labor total $26 million in 1978, $39 million even though the House Monday to take over the facilities. DISCOUNT Department officials have told him the next year and $52 million in 1980. l t \ a Choose trom Camel, to accepted an amendment by Rep. the law permitting state’s to take in­ After that, the Courant quoted a B i q | ^ William Cotter, D-Conn., intended to Blue A White terest free federal loans does not Cotter aide as saying, increased avoid the penalty, the Hartford M an sh o t STORES apply to states which fail to make a penalties might go into effect, O a n d d Manchester Courant reported today from its “good faith” attempt to reduce their NEW HAVEN (UPI) - although the exact amount was not Washington bureau. workmen’s compensation funds immediately available. 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Mistretta, 69, of 191 EAST HARTFORD — Robert L, Biayenda, Archbishop of Brazzaville, a Foreign ministry spokesman said. clergymen. The law covers “houses Oak St., a former legal counsellor for Griggs, 71, of Venice, Fla., formerly ’The statement said “the military Cardinal Biayenda was a native of By ALICE EVANS As Lawler is paying the taxes on was kidnaped and killed ’Tuesday and land on which they stand, owned the property and would receive a the City of New York, died Sunday at OW Lyme and East Hartford, died committee cannot accept such acts Mepangala, in the Congo’s Vinza Herard Reporter night by three relatives of T^e 11-man military committee by, or held in trust for, a religious return on his investment if the the home of his daughter in Rich Monday at Venice Hospital, Venice. which stem from blind passion and area. He was ordained a priest in Manchester’s Church of Christ at assassinated Congolese President ruling the African nation since organization.” property was sold, the assessors of­ mond Hill, N.Y. He was the husband He was the husband of Mrs. Mary banditism and issues a stem warning 1958 and was named archbishop of and Lydall and Vernon Sts., is Marin Ngouabi, the rating military Ngouabi’s death said, “The According to the Vernon assessor’s fice said that the property doesn’t of Mrs. Eve Mistretta. English Griggs. to all persons who disturb public Garba, Congo, in 1970 before appealing Vernon’s decision to deny junta said today. assassination of Cardinal Biayenda records. Sept. 20, 1976 Michael qualify for tax-exempt status. Atty. Mistretta was born March 25, Mr. Griggs was bom in East Hart­ order.” becoming archbishop of Brazzaville, tax exemption for a house and ’The slayini? was a “family vendet­ will be punished in exemplary Lawler, an evangelistic minister for Eugene Brewer, minister of the 1907 in Hartford and had spent his ford where he lived for many years It said the murder of the capital of the troubled African na­ property in Vernon owned by the the Church of Christ, purchased the church, said today that the agree­ youth in Manchester. He was a before moving to Old Lyme and then archbishop, who was made a cardinal tion, a year later. church and occupied by one of its ministers. property on Allan Dr. ’Three days ment between Lawler and the church graduate of Manchester High School, to Florida five years ago. in 1973 by Pope Paul VI, “puts the Radio Brazzaville said the in­ later, he transferred ownership by is not even a signed document, just a where he was a member of its foot­ He worked for Penn Central Congo in double mourning.” vestigation into Ngouabi’s slaying in Tuesday, the church filed art appeal Big spenders favored quitclaim deed to the Church of ball team. He later played football Railroad as an engineer 28 years ■Die Foreign Ministry spokesman a failed coup attempt Friday had es­ III Tolland County Court of Common note to prompt memories if in 10 or Christ and sought tax-exempt status for the Cubs, a semi-pro team in before retiring in 1971. said the three members of Ngouabi’s tablished the killing “was a political Pleas of the Vernon Board of Tax more years the property is sold. “If for the property. Manchester. He attended Williston Other survivors are four sons, Ford and Reagan family have been arrested and were crime perpetrated by the handymen Review s decision to uphold the town that is the only stumbling block, we will tear it up.” (Mass.) Academy and Notre Dame Robert E. Griggs in Ohio, Peter C. ' being questioned. He did not identify of ex-FTesident Massamba-Debat.” assessor s action on the church- An agreement between Lawler and University and was graduated from Amo of Enfield, Edward R. Amo of WASHIGTON (UPI) - Gerald received 83 per cent of all campaign them but said the 50-year-old Massamba-Debat, 55, confessed he owned property at 38 Allan Dr. the church was made that Lawler Brewer said the Vernon tax Canisius College, Buffalo, N.Y., and Inkster, Mich., and Wesley H. Griggs Ford and Ronald Reagan were the money spent by individuals in the prelate’s murder was a case of “a had “organized around himself a The church, represented by Atty. would pay the mortgage on the assessor’s office denied tax-exempt St. John’s Law School, Brooklyn, of Manchester, Mass.; nine beneficiaries of the big spenders in presidential race. family vendetta.’’ He did jiot network including at last two ac­ Jerome I. Walsh, claims that state property and would receive a return status for the property before it knew N.Y. grandchildren and two great­ the 1976 presidential campaigns. Individual expenditures on behalf elaborate. complices of ex-Captain Barthelmy statutes provide for tax exempt on his investment if the house was about the agreement. After having a private law practice grandchildren. Figures released today by the of candidates are not included in the The spokesman said the cardinal Kikadidi, author of the status for houses used by fuil-time sold. In a Dec. 13 letter to Lawler, the in New York City, he was named a The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at Federal Election Commission $5,000 limit imposed by the election had been received by Ngouabi haif an assassination,” the radio said. assessor’s office denied tax exemp­ legal counsellor for the City of New the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 showed the two Republican rivals reform law on contributors to cam­ hour before a group of disgruntled The former president also ad­ tion for the property and included a York, a post he held until his retire­ Main St., East Hartford. Burial will paigns. The expenditures must, army men burst into the president’s mitted “having held occult seances letter from Town Attorney Martin ment in November 1976, when he be in Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford. however, be reported to the FEC. office and gunned him down with a aimed at regaining power,” the MISAC to take part Burke. Burke said, in this letter, “I returned to Manchester. Friends may call at the funeral Expenditures totaling about $375,- hail of submachine gun bullets. Algerian press service quoted Radio question that it is even owned or held in trust for the Manchester Church of Other survivors are two sons, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Woman 000 were reported, a tiny fraction of Radio Brazzaville said Tuesday Brazzaville as saying. * > James Mistretta and Stephen Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the tens of millions of dollars spent that former President Alphonse An interim ruling council of Christ.” in rent aid program Later, Lawler brought in a Mistretta, both of Richmond Hill; by presidential candidates last year. Massemba-Debat, arrested in the military officers announced Tuesday seriously Houston businessman Henry C. wake of Ngouabi’s death, has con­ verification of his status as a full­ two daughters. Miss Mary Mistretta that all borders, closed after The MISAC Corp. board of direc­ Power lines downed by tree Grover — who once ran for governor fessed to having had contacts with not think there would be a problem time minister clergyman, and it was of Manchester and Mrs. G. Bolins of Frederick W. Muller Ngouabi’s slaying, will remain tors voted Tuesday night to par­ Richmond Hill; his mother, Mrs. of Texas — was the biggest spender, sealed indefinitely. since Beechwood’s lease is also ap­ then that during a conversation he Power lines are downed under the heavy weight of a fir tree that lies uprooted at 418 E. VERNON — Frederick W. Muller, injured dispensing $63,000 on behalf of ticipate on a limited basis in the Title proved by HUD. told a member of the town assessor’s Angeline Mistretta of Manchester; a II, Sect. 8 federally subsidized Center St. as the result of severe gusts that hit Manchester Tuesday night during storm brother, Joseph Mistretta of 18-month-old son of Charles and Reagan. staff about the agreement. Brewer Noah. (Herald photo by Pinto) Carol Meyer Muller of 131 Union St., housing assistance program. In other action, the directors voted Manchester; four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Poutre, 23, o f 118__ Although the amount was more said. Rockviile section, died March 14 in than 12 times the legal limit he could The board chose to authorize 10 un­ to install six inches of insulation in The Vernon Board of Tax Review Angeline Lamphere, Mrs. John Main St. was listed in serious, but its of the Beechwood Apartments, Trivigno and Mrs. Anthony Lum- Newington Children’s Hospital. stable, condition at Manchester give directly, it was a long way from Storm raises havoc the apartments at a cost of $22,134. also said in a letter to the church Other survivors are a brother, the $1 million W. Clement tone gave which the corporation sponsors, to be The board also voted on acceptance Feb. 18 that it concurred with Atty. bruno, all of Manchester, and Mrs. Memorial Hospital today. She was (Continued from Page One) included in the subsidy program. Thomas Aparo of New Britain; and Charles Muller III at home; his suffering from internal injuries to Richard Nixon’s 1972 race. dergoing tests and was listed in standards for new residents. The sec­ Burke’s feeling that “under the maternal grandparents, Ernest and Reagan was the biggest satisfactory condition today. Louise Hunter, director of the Sect. tion based on income states that an agreement you have with Lawler, the Mayor names firm sbc grandchildren. sustained in a one-car auto accident said. Only minor flooding was Cindy Meyer of West Stafford; his beneficiary of private expenditures. reported. A Vernon woman told Vernon 8 program for the Manchester applicant for housing must pay no property is not entitled to tax exemp­ The funeral and burial were on March 15. Housing Authority, the local agent paternal grandparents, Charles and The $115,957 spent for him was just a CATV of Greater Hartford said police that her 27-foot above-ground more than 30 percent and no less than tion.” Tuesday on Long Island, N.Y. ’The accident occurred on Hilliard for the program, was present at the Laura Muller of Salem, N.H.; and his St. at 4 a.m. when Ms. Poutre little more than the $108,214 spent for this morning there were only a few swimming pool in her yard blew 20 per cent of earned income for rent. “This cuts right across the grain of maternal great-grandparents, Ford. apart under force of the storm gales. MISAC meeting to answer questions Other standards involve a credit allegedly lost control of her car and mcattered problems. Most of the on the program. the state statute and reads into it Edward and Josephine Bryan of Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, a The woman said the pool was full of check, a character test and family for new town plan complaints came from the N. Main another qualification, on what the Mias Winifred M. Crockett veered off the road, striking a She told the directors they could Mesa, Ariz. onetime rival of Jimmy Carter for St. and Burnham St. area where water which flowed down the hill. composition of each apartment. church will eventually do with the ' 4 telephone pole. participate in the program to.any ex­ East Hartford Mathiau, Planning and Zoning Com­ fine competition, they were unsure Miss Winifred Marion Crockett, 79, Cremation was last Thursday. the nomination, was a distant third, there was a 90 per cent power outage, ’The last (?) vestiges of winter property, which is not part of the pre­ She refused treatment for visible tent that they chose. ’Die main role of East Hartford has picked a New mission Chairman Walter Forrest, they had a chance. of 565 Vernon St. died early this mor­ ’There will be a memorial service with $24,212. Carter was fourth with a CATV spopesman said. which hopefully made its final Lee Greenough, rental agent for sent state statute. Brewer said. ning at a Manchester convalescent injury at the time of the accident, the Housing Authority, Ms. Hunter Britain firm to work up its new town Director of Inspections Frank Mayor Blackstone said he has Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Second $17,091, and no one else had more The dramatic spring storm was not appearance in many guises has left Beechwood, reported that the Brewer suggested that to avoid all police said. She was admitted to said, is to determine eligibility and plan of development. Barone and Planning Technician written to Maguire about the town’s home. Congregational Church in West Staf­ than $1,000 spent to boost his can­ without its unusual results. flooding streams and rivers. Dozens current request for rent increases on hasseis, the state should put all Miss Crockett was born Oct. 5,1897 Manchester Hospital last Saturday issue certificates to applicants to Mayor Richard Blackstone said John Shemo. acceptance. Now they must work out ford. didacy. A maintenance engineer was of families had to be evacuated and file with HUD has been dropped. church-owned property on the tax in Manchester. She attended Colum­ and was in serious condition on Mon­ participate in the program. The Tuesday C.E. Maguire Inc. of New Warren Sullivan, to assume the contract details. ’The Town Council day. ’There was, however, $8,520 spent momentariiy hoisted off the roof of given temporary shelter in the Directors asked that a new request rolls. bia University, New York City, and landlord has the right to screen all Britain won the approval of a group post of director of development April has set $30,000 for the new plan. independently on people trying to Manchester Memorial Hospital by a Groton area according to a news wire be submitted with a new budget after ‘"The state statute refers to all worked as a dental hygienist in New prospective tenants, she said. of town leaders. The group had inter­ 1, also took part in the interviews. Juliano said Maguire has the stop Carter. sudden gust while repairing a ven­ release. No one was reported injured next months meeting. church-owned property, and if it was York City for many years. She Ms. Hunter said the program is in­ viewed six state firms in recent Bill Donahue, director of planning technical know-how East Hartford ’Hie big spenders after Grover tilator cover. He was lifted up in the there. removed from the tax-exempt lists, retired in 1973 and returned to EPA launches drive tended to provide low Income housing for Maguire, said this morning, “I’m needs. were familiar names: Beer brewer air about four feet, a hospital The northwestern communities of Miss Nancy Ballard, teacher of the we would wholeheartedly support it. weeks and the consensus of opinion Manchester. She was a member of without the stigma of having one was Maguire, he said. shocked.” “They should help get us an Joseph Coors, Pennsylvania Gov. spokesman said, and landed back un­ Torrington, Winsted and Litchfield Beechwood Nursery School, said But as long as the state statute Second Congregational Church. housing project Manchester qualifies The interviewing group was the excellent plan,” he said. Milton Shapp, Edward Downe Jr., harmed a moment later where he recorded up to 14 inches of snow from Tuesday she will be leaving the provides tax exemption for church She is survived by her twin against 17 chemicals for a total of 90 units of subsidized mayor, Town Planner David Juliano, Donahue said the firm has been in New York City communications had been standing. Tuesday’s storm. school and recommended a replace­ parsonages, we will seek it for our He said his people walked out of brother, Wilfred G. Crockett of housing, 45 for elderly persons and 45 Town Engineer Charles Sheehan, business since 1938. It also has of­ executive, Stewart Mott, General ’The National Weather Bureau in ment to the board. property on Allan Dr.,” Brewer said. their interview with the town group Manchester; and a sister. Miss Jane chemicals — PCB, used in electrical The wind caught the umbrella held for families. Asst. Public Works Director Robert fices in Providence, R.I., and WASHINGTON (UPI) - En­ Motors heir and long the leading Windsor Locks said northerly winds feeling fairly good. But with so much D. Crockett, also of Manchester. insulation; and chlorofluorocarbons, by Willard A. Cole as he was walking Ms. Hunter said 50 subsidized rents Waltham, Mass. vironmental protection chief Douglas financial backer of liberal would decrease today, there would be The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at a spray can propellant. at Purnell PI. Tuesday and caused have been found so far through the The firm employs about 400 people, Costle, two weeks on the job, is Democrats, and others. flurries and some sunshine with Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. He said he is launching “serious him to lose his balance and fall. program, however, she has en­ most of them experts in their fields. launching a campaign against 17 Ford’s biggest financiai angel, Police said he suffered a braised temperatures in the 40s today and The Rev Dr. James D. chemicals that pose threats of examination” of the other 15 as the countered a problem of landlords in Tech college strike now in third day Donahue’s New Britain staff totals Richard Kughn of Detroit, was ’Thursday. MacLaughlin, pastor of Second first step toward regulatory action. cheek and large gash near his eye. Manchester not wanting to par­ about six. All of them will work on cancer, genetic or nerve disorders seventh, spending $18,625. Cole was admitted to Manchester Ironically, it also reported that the Congregational Church, will of­ and other troubles. They include arsenic, lead, mercury, ticipate in the program. By United Press International the state capitol. They said they were legislative deadline for a new con­ meeting with a state fact-finder set the East Hartford plan. He will also Memorial Hospital where he was un­ forest fire danger in Connecticut is ’The walkout of striking Connec­ ficiate. Buriai will be in East Costle says the chemicals may be asbestos, and the flame retardant ’The two major moderate income not taking sides, but were worried tract. for Tuesday. Both meetings had been call in specialists when needed. low today. ticut technical college teachers Cemetery. responsible for “silent epidemics” Tris used in children’s clothing but housing complexes in town. Squire the strike might interfere with their If the deadline is not met or scheduled before the strike began Maguire has taken part in about 20 entered its third day today, closing I There are no calling hours. and urges “haste, but not panic,” in under investigation as a cause of Village and Beechwood, including a education and subsequent job changed,, the contract would not be Monday. town plans in Connecticut. down all four technical colleges and The family suggests that any dealing with them. cancer. total of 500 housing units, have not chances. included in the state budget for the Another trustee spokesman said ’The letters “C.E.” stand for Com­ affecting nearly 3,000 students. memorial gifts may be made to the In times past, the chemical in­ Costle acknowledged that minimal participated in the program up to A court hearing is scheduled 1977-78 school year. the union’s contract proposal would bustion Engineering, he said. The Trustee negotiators refused to Manchester Scholarship Foundation. dustry has sometimes resisted ef­ risks “are inescapable,” but said the now. Thursday requiring the Federation of increase personnel costs $11.5 million firm staffs many architects and Continuing Our Gala 28th bargain with representatives of should not be issued. Teachers’ forts by the Environmental Protec­ EPA is zeroing in on “chemical sub­ Ms. Hunter told the board that four Technical College Teachers to show over the colleges’ present $2.5 engineers besides planners. striking Connecticut technical strikes are illegal in Connecticut, and tion Agency to deal with such stances for which there exists signifi­ tenants now in Beechwood are eligi­ why an injunction against the strike million budget. Increases would in­ Donahue said he is anxious to sit college teachers Tuesday night. the violators could be jailed, fin ^ or threats. This time, within hours of cant evidence of injury to human ble for the Sect. 8 program and three which can lead to renewed clude funds to improve faculty down with town leaders and work out In Memoriam Despite a court order against the both. ^ Costle’s announcement Tuesday, one health or the environment.” currently hold certificates. The cer­ negotiations. salaries and to hire more faculty to contract details. The plan might take Id loving memory of Remigio illegal strike, about 150 faculty Clinton Tatsch, executive director Ridolfi, who passed away March U , of the industry giants backed his tificates are good for 60 days while a The union had requested fact­ reduce class size and teaching loads, his firm up to eight months to com­ 19W. f/ members said they will picket again of the trustees, sent the union a campaign. Lights went out person is looking for an apartment finding after a state mediator was the spokesman said. plete, he said. Gone but not forgotten. and may be extended. today outside the four colleges in unable to bring both sides together. telegram Tuesday, saying trustees Tatsch said if the union wants to The last town plan was made and Monsanto Co. of St. Louis, which WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Hartford, Waterbury, Norwich and would not negotiate while an “illegal Sadly missed by already is preparing to halt produc­ ’The rent iimits approved by the The union said it went on strike resume negotiations it should call off accepted in 1962. Many in town in­ Sister, Niece and Transportation Department is having Norwalk. action” — the strike — was in the strike and the fact-finding, the cluding the League of Women Voters Nephews tion of one of the chemicals and federal Department of Housing and because it apeared the fact-finding some transportation problems of its A number of students planned to progress. Trustees also called off a third step in the bargaining process have urged a new plan. makes or uses three of the others, own. SAVE 20% ON ONEDA Urban Development (HUD) for process would carry the completion meet at 10 a.m. today for a rally at of a contract beyond April 1, the said it will "cooperate fully” and Secretary Brock Adams apologized Manchester are $205 for one bedroom share with EPA information from its for tardiness at an auto fuel efficien­ PROFLE STAIfiESS* SET apartments; $240 for two-bedrooms, files. cy hearing Tesday. $87 for three-bedrooms and $336 for Doctor says food hurts kids A b o u t t o w n “We believe any addition to our “I apologize for being late,” he four-bedrooms. Another problem in knowledge of these substances will said. Manchester, Ms. Hunter said, is that “The child is normal,” said Dr. technical. be useful and in the national in­ most rents are too high to qualify for Ben Feingold to a group of parents The bingo party scheduled for “I had a little transportation UlaurljFBtFr Iferali Can a child be hyperactive and still terest,” said a Monsanto spokesman. f^eff^24.95 the program. ’The Beechwood Apart­ Tuesday night at East Hartford High tonight at Waddell School is problem. As I got into the elevator learn well? Costle promised new EPA this morning and pressed the button, 19.95 ment rents are within the limits. School. Yes, he said. Many are so. canceled. Section Two regulations next month on two of the all the lights went out and nothing Save 20% off now on a 20fiece set for Ms. Hunter is going to study the “It’s the environment that’s abnor­ Is refined sugar okay? happened.” lease of Beechwood to make sure it WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1977 mal.” “It’s the carbohydrates,” he said. four! THs is the famous Oneida Profle complies with all the HUD StaWess* qualty, and avatoUe h fotr Dr. Feingold, chief emeritus of the “You give a child with an empty guidelines, however, she said she did Department of Allergy, Kaiser Per­ stomach three or four donuts and a UFO sightings reported patterns: St Louis*, Plymouth Rock*, Gi- manents Center in San Francisco, bottle of soda. It’ll hit him like veston* or Oriando*. Each set contahs foir Calif., connects hyperactive children dynamite.” LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Police, ’They tried to follow them at 80 bright light following another light setthgs hctxiig: Dinner krtfe, Link backers meet Monday and foods. Where can you find a Feinberg doc­ sheriff’s deputies, highway patrol of­ miles an hour but the objects were through the sky over Firestone. A («ier fork, saM fork, p t o spoon and Change the foods and change the tor on the east coast? ficers and Air Force guards reported faster. resident of the area called the teaspoon. Hurry, the sale ends Apri .2! Citizens for the Connectors will is between Rt. 5 at Governor St. and A public hearing will be held next child, he said. Many doctors across the country a rash pf UFO sightings in Southern About eight hours later, at 3:30 sheriff’s station to report the same meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the East the Bissell Bridge in South Windsor. Wednesday by the state Department Some children react violently to are now questioning our foods, es­ California — at least seven in a 9- a.m. Tuesday, security guards at objects, deputies said. Hartford Town Hall, announced Residents have been getting of Transportation (DOT) at 7:30 p.m. elements in our foods. New food ad­ pecially junk foods, he said. He hour period. March Air Force Base in the desert About 10 minutes later and 12 miles George Dagon, chairman of the East signatures on a petition favoring the at East Hartford High School. DOT ditives are his special target. visited Hartford Hospital Tuesday The law enforcement officers 50 miles east of Los Angeles reported to the south. Deputy John McSorley Hartford Town Council. connectors. They will present them will then show its design details for He said 10 to 15 per cent of all and was pleased with his talks with FR_ ’The group is composed of persons reported mysterious bright lights mysterious brightly lighted objects at the sheriff’s helicopter station at D a f f o d to Gov. Ella Grasso. the connector. children in the United States today staff there, he said. that hovered, cruised and zoomed in in the sky. who favor building of the highway Dagon urged everyone with signed Dagon urged all to attend suffer from these foods. They are in Dr. Feingold said society must stop Long Beach reported two mysterious (■Mb Hm; Im ) the skies over Los Angeles, Orange, Nearby, two Highway Patrol of­ bright lights eastbound over the air­ connectors at two ends of East Hart­ petitions to bring them to the Wednesday’s hearing. constant motion, are fidgety, polluting its foods. It must not put Ventura, Riverside and San Bernar­ ficers, Robert Scholl and L. Orchard, field. ford. One is between 1-86 and 1-84 at meeting Monday. ’They will then plan DOT will hold the same hearing restless, uneasy, excitable, im­ colors in them. dino counties. noted in their log “a bright light with Another 12 miles to the southwest, SAVE ON 5-PC. HOSTESS SET! the Manchester town line. The other how to present them to Gov. Grasso. Monday at Manchester High School. pulsive and aggressive. They have a “If we don’t correct it, we’ll have a All the sightings were reported a vapor trail” that hovered over the and five minutes later, two objects short attention span and are downgraded future generation,” he Monday night and early Tuesday. Box Springs Canyon area north of the were reported by police in Hun­ frustrated easy. said. A Los Angeles Sheriff’s helicopter air base in Riverside county. tington Beach. Area police report They often fail in school. The Feingold Association of crew — Raymond Davis, 39, and At the same time and 50 miles to About the same time, officers in RegM y 10.75 8.60 Area parents and school staff Connecticut for Hyperactive Theodore Roach, 40— said they wer»' the west, Los Angeles sheriff’s members asked him questions at the Children Inc. set up Tuesday’s talk. Ventura county, some 60 miles- to the hcUles: Butter knife, sugar spoon, attempted to move left to avoid the about 600 feet over La Mirada Mon­ Deputies Lonnie Hicks, 28, and Columbia Grenier was charged with two Dr. Ben Feingold end of his talk, much of which was The group has offices in Enfield. northwest, reported similar car but the two collided. The acci­ day night when they observed two Robert Carr, 34, said they saw a sightings. pferced tablespoon, servhg fork, and Susan B. Sarubbi of North counts of risk of injury. Police said lights in the Whittier Hills area. yavy b(fc, h nratcfiig Oneida StaWssi* Windham was charged with speeding dent happened at 5:45 a.m. the charges involved two minor Too much too fast for conditions this morning. East Hartford females. She was involved in an accident with Someone broke into a Lincoln St. G renier was released on his brass? a tractor-trailer track on Rt. 6 in home Tuesday. A window in the rear written promise to appear in court in Columbia. door was broken and $50 in cash mis­ Rockville April 19. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Grasso urges federally funded ’The track is owned by Mashkin sing from a bedroom. South Windsor At least one senator finds it Freight Lines of East Hartford and Pronto Printers at 1007 Main St. South Windsor Police are in­ hard to believe “it takes was driven by Richard Swanson, 41, was broken into sometime Monday vestigating a hit-and-run accident more generals and ad­ minimum income for needy of 134 Croft Dr., Manchester. He was night. A rear door was kicked in. ’The which occurred at about 11:15 p.m. mirals to wage peace than A ’ ® ' treated at Windham Community whole cash register with an uncer­ Tuesday on Ellington Rd. near war.” NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Gov. Ella Memorial Hospital for a head lacera­ tain amount of cash in it is missing. Palmer Dr. Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., diversity and inequity existing guarded fiscal condition, it is obvious T. Grasso today called for a federally programs,” she said. tion. Ellington Police said Michael A. Covensky, spoke up Tuesday at a funded minimum guaranteed income that welfare is truly a national Police said the Sarubbi car was Senate armed services sub­ Mrs. Grasso was joined in calling problem and we must find national Hector G. Grenier, 73, of 146 20, of Enfield, was driving north of for needy families. The program for a national welfare program by westbound on Rt. 6 and accelerated Ellington Ave., Ellington, was Ellington Rd. when an oncoming car com m ittee on m ilitary FREE solutions,” Mrs. Grasso said. ADVICE! would eliminate existing food stamp, Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky up an incline. The driver lost control, arrested on a Common Pleas Court forced him off the road. The manpower problems. As welfare and other public assistance Hill. “We must accept the fact that a causing the car to swerve from side three generals and an ad­ SIS' great portion of those receiving warrant Tuesday afternoon, state southbound car struck the Covensky ; \\ programs. “You Can Be Sure” to side. Police said Swanson miral listened, Nunn said Tulisano said the uniform stan­ public assistance are too old, or too police said. vehicle and didn’t stop, police said. "It is time to approach the that in 1968, at the height of dards would keep states with low young, or too disabled to work,” she No injuries were reported. problem from a national point of the Vietnam War, each ad­ welfare payment levels from deporting said. “We must give to those who are at Shoors __ view, establishing an income stan­ Vernon miral or general com­ REVLO dependent families to states with able to work, however, the incentives . CASH ■ CHECK ■ MASTER CHARGE ■ LAYAWAY - BANKAMERICARD Rockville hospital notes dard for the country,” she said at a bigger benefits. Edwin R. Nielsen, 24, of 13 manded an average of 2,600 regional hearing of the U.S. Depart­ and the opportunities for persons in the military. Cosmetic Seminar! Mrs. Grasso also called for the employment.” Hunter Rd., Tolland, was charged ment of Health, Education and ■ ^ 1 1 OPEN THURS. EVES HI 9 P.M. Admitted ’Tuesday: Teri Dennison, Brooklyn St., Rockville; Oscar Phllllpp, Tuesday with disorderly conduct and Today, Nunn said, there reduction and simplification of “ Finally, efforts must be continued Come in, meet experienced cosmeticians FREE Welfare. Prospect St., Rockville; Carol Mullen, Davis Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Patricia interfering with a police officer. is one general or admiral eligibility requirements; the addition to reorganize, restructure and Hartford Tpke., Vernon; Rosemarie who will help with your cosmetic problems. “’The establishment of a minimum Schlag and daughter, Hopkins Rd., Police said the arrest was made in for every 1,800 persons. SAMPLES! of employment incentives and job op­ simplify the administration of Pelletier, Suffolk Dr., East Hartford; national income floor for needy Ellington; Dennis Schumey, Windsor “ I find it hard to believe portunities to the welfare program, welfare to make access to the system Mary Schanal, White St., Rockville; Ave., Rockville; Wesley Shorts, Hany connection with a disturbance in a families will overcome the current that it takes more generals Charge it 3 ways and a responsive administration of easier, to identify and reduce fraud Lorraine Talbot, Egypt Rd., Ellington; Lane, Vernon. home on Grand Ave., Rockville. disparity in benefits from state to Welfare programs. Pamela West, Enfield; Joseph Zepperl, Births Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and Nielsen was released on a $500 non­ and admirals to wage and to improve efficiency and peace than war,” said the state and will reduce the confusing. “While we are doing what we can responsiveness,” she said. 917 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER Terrace Dr., Vernon. Mrs. Daniel Ketcham, Talcott Ave., surety bond for appearance in Com­ Saturday 10 a.m. ’til 9 p.m. with the realities of the state’s Discharged Tuesday: Thelma Barany, Rockville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, April former Coast Guard South St., Rockville; James McGowan, Paul Lonesky, Mai^ St., Ellington. 13. peaman. i 1 PAGE TW O-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wed.. March 23, 1977

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchPQt^r Conn., Wed., March 23. 1977- PAGE THRSiF-B Budgets proposed Council Bolton school offers Scouting Congregational Church, who in turn presented Wolf; Jeffrey Pelham, Silver Arrow; Eric it to Pack 86 Cubmaster David Haddox. Leverson, Goid Arrow. news An impressive Arrow of Light Ceremony Webelo badges were given to the foilowing approves UConn biology course Vernon was held for two Webelo scouts, David H. Had­ hoys; John R. Evans, Citizen; Brian Kuhniy, dox and Brad Wirth, who received their Arrow Aquanaut, Athlete and Citizen; Philip Levine, Cub Scout Pack 86 held its Blue and Gold of Light badges. Citizen; Brad Wirth, Artist; Athlete, Citizen; students in their complete the course will receive four Banquet recently at the Vernon Center Vernon: Difficult to cut junior or senior year who have superior David Krieder, Citizen, Artist, Athlete, contract hours of credit. The following scouts received advancement Congregational Church. At the ceremony Craftsman; David Haddox, Oiitdoorsman. grades may apply for a colleg^level Starting in September and continuing badges: Stephen Suchecki, Wolf: David Clott, following the dinner, the Pack Charter was Following the awards ceremony, everyone increase of four per cent over the South Windsor bwlogy course to be offered this fall by the until the first week of February, the Wolf; Brian Coughiin, Wolf; Andrew Wilson, By BARBARA RICHMOND action would also mean that Vernon University of Connecticut, presented to the Rev. Mr. Bartholomew of the enjoyed a magic show. Herald Reporter current budget of $5,822,406. The would continue to receive federal ’The South Windsor Town Council course will be offered to accepted A general government budget of proposed budget, combined with the anti-recessionary funds on a direct voted ’Tuesday night to send the r n iu L 7 “” f ^ freshman students on Monday, 2:45 to 3:45 p.m., and proposed education budget of $9,844,- basis. town’s refuse to the Northeast Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m. Kenneth Roy, Bolton K,852,769, termed by Mayor Thomas Bolton High School science department, in 638, brings the total budget to $15,- ’The executive and administrative Capitol Region Disposal Facility Inc. High School science chairman, will be the Benoit as ‘‘a very difficult budget to cooperation with the university. 697,407, a combined increase of about budget shows requests for salary in­ (NORCAP) in East Windsor. instructor. prepare," was submitted late The purpose of the program is to Spring savi [foill now o t D8fL stores Tuesday night to the Vernon Town six per cent. creases for the mayor, director of ad­ The council unanimously passed a Bolton students should see Roy at the stimulate intellectual development and Council. Benoit said major factors pushing ministration, executive secretary resolution authorizing Town high school. Students living in other towns costs up are increased payments on Manager Paul Talbot to enter an challenge the talents of gifted persons, should see their guidance counselors, who Benoit said that after he reviewed and account clerk, plus a temporary school personnel said. requests of department heads he outstanding debt, reflecting the an­ clerical assistant and salary for the agreement with the private facility. will contact Roy for course literature and Under the university’s program, out­ ticipated sale in May of $2,425,000 of switchboard operator-receptionist. During the first year of the con­ registration forms. pared 61.9 million to reach the standing high school students work with school bonds to finance the addition The director of administration’s tract, the dumping fee will be $5,028 recommended figure. college certified teachers in their own He deleted $610,671 from the public to Rockville High School. salary request is for an additional per month for the six months in­ Also helping to raise the costs are school on an approved course of study for School activities safety budget, which included a $1,154, to $20,388; the mayor, an ad­ dividuals without pickup haul refuse full college credit. request of $499,906 for fire depart­ anticipated wage increases for public ditional $495, to $8,738. to the Strong Rd. sanitary landfill. Grade 5 and 6 teachers at Bolton If the student enters UConn or another ment equipment and $110,765 for works, police and non-bargaining The mayor is asking the Town After the town establishes a transfer Elementary Center School have developed college, the university will furnish an of­ police personnel and equipment. personnel; municipal insurance Council to critically examine all station for the individuals, the cost courses for a weekly activity period for coverage; Social Security, employe areas of the budget because of the in­ will go to $6,014 per month for six ficial transcript indicating college credits students. The selections are study skills, From the Public Works budget he earned and course title. cut $1,066,663, which included mostly fringe benefits and pensions, plus creased costs and lower revenues months. weaving, arts and crafts, drama, Each applicant will be evaluated at the appropriations for public works continuing inflation which affects expected. In the second and third years of the educational games, sports and band. high school, then transcripts will be sent equipment, personnel and everything that the town purchases, “It is apparent that further reduc­ agreement, the NORCAP fee will be Thirty mini-courses are being offered to UConn for final acceptance. Students maintenance projects. It also in­ the mayor said. tions will have to be made,” he said. $5.50 per ton. Estimates are that for Grade 7 and 8 students during the third who are admitted and who satisfactorily cluded $48,000 for an engineering sur­ The budget shows an overall He urges the council to strive to South Windsor will produce about marking period. vey for the Bolton Lakes area. decline in non-tax revenue of $165,253 strike a balance between provisions $17,500 tons of refuse annually, so the ■ ' ■ • • ■ < ■ >■ • .v< ■ .JSSKB6'- . . The recreation budget request was projected for next fiscal year. Most of municipal services which are con­ cost will be about $93,500 a year. reduced by $86,185 which includes of the town’s accum ulate revenue sidered to be essential, and “recogni­ Refuse will be weighed at the Area school menus $56,185 for recreation programs and sharing funds of $748,763 were tion of the burden on our taxpayers.” NORCAP site. facilities improvements and $30,000 allocated to this year’s budget to The director of public works had healthy savings for little ones for open space acquisition. offset increased expenditures. requested a pay increase of $7,191 to Benoit said budgets submitted by In the coming fiscal year it is an­ bring his salary to $26,226, but the Hebron ticipated that only $412,332 of Tolland various departments were designed mayor recommends an increase of Vernon Police show how Girl lost Elementary to realistically address priority com­ revenue sharing funds will be $1,143 for a salary of $20,178. Parker & Hicks from a very famous maker munity needs. available. He has similarly recommended Officer Cyril Banks of the Vernon Police Department shows Monday: Hamburg on roll, french fries, i^Ssi Benoit said that on the positive side pickles, cole slaw, mixed fruit. Mpnday: Meatballs and gravy, macaroni, “In several areas the requests lower salaries than requested for how a tear gas canister fits on the end of a shot gun for firing. school hus peanut butter sandwich, stewed tomatoes, reflect items that have been deferred there is the promise of Gov. Ella other department heads, such as the Tuesday: Lapizza casserole, green beans, This was part of the department’s display at “Showcase ‘77,’’ Italian bread, gingerbread. cookies. for some time, such as equipment Grasso that additional funding superintendent of the sewage treat­ Tuesday: Sloppy Joes, celery sticks, cole received by the state under the the annual products show sponsored by the Rockville Area Wednesday: Tomato juice, salami grinder, replacement and drainage projects,” ment plant, who requested an in­ privileges garden salad, potato chips, pickles, pears. slaw, peanut butter cookies. he said. federal Public Works Employment crease of $1,494. The mayor Chamber of Commerce. (Herald photo by Dunn) Thursday: Meat loaf, parslied potato, com, Wednesday: Cheese pizza, green beans, pud­ “A review of the general govern­ Act will be passed through to towns recommends an increase of $897. pumpkin pie. ding. ment budget for fiscal 1977-78 clearly as unrestricted grants. He said based The town engineer requested an in­ Vernon Friday: Cook’s choice. Thursday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed indicates it is based on a minimum on the president’s proposal, Vernon crease of $2,877 to $22,055 and the A 14-year-old Middle School stu­ Rham salad, Vienna bread, applesauce with cin­ should get about $50,000. namon. level of services,” the mayor said. mayor recommends a salary of $20,- Rham board to study dent would have been back in school Monday: Orange juice, beef pot pie, carrots, He said favorable Congressional 329. Friday: Fish sticks, tartar sauce, mashed The requested budget reflects an today after being suspended from bus cranberry sauce, pudding. potatoes, corn, roll, ice cream. privileges for five days, but Vernon ’Tuesday: Veal patty, mashed potato, corn, Middle & High school expansion plan schools were closed because of the apple pie. storm. Wednesday: Taco with meat and tomato, Monday: Hot dog and sauce on roll, green final decision by the state is not rice pilaf, peas, corn bread, pears. beans, cheese wedge, fruit cup. By KAREN BISKUPIAK The girl allegedly twisted the arm Tuesday: Roast b ^ f and gravy, mashed South Windsor:frugality expected until the end of the current of the school bus driver and broke her 'Thursday: Lapizza casserole, green beans, potatoes, wax beans, roll, strawberry ice box Herald Correspondent General Assembly session. orange juice, Italian bread, cake, By JUDY KUEHNEL The Regional District 8 Board of elbow. The driver, Donna Villa, is cake. The additional policemen will piement a sewer line cleaning The decision to go on double Friday: Cook’s choice. guarantee 100 per cent watch program. Education which voted Monday night expected to be out of work for about Wednesday: Cheese lasagna, spinach, roll, Herald Correspondent sessions means Grades 9 to 12 will South Windsor Town Council to have full double sessions at Rham eight weeks due to the injury. She raisin-nut pie. coverage on all three shifts and a fhe proposed addition of a main- attend morning classes, with school members were pleased with the High School next year, also named a drives for the Windsor Bus Service. South Windsor Thursday: Juice, Italian grinder, chips, cor- tainer for street service is due to In- opening at 7:30 a.m. and concluding The alleged incident happened last n, cake. frugality of the general government fnii additional crease demands oh the street divi- four-member committee to study at 12:04 p.m. week but was not made public. The Secondary Friday: Tuna sandwich, cheese wedge, cole budget proposed Tuesday night — a Warden, gion for catch basin cleaning, street expansion of the school. slaw, peach pudding. budget which apparently will require The vote was 7-4 in favor of the Grades 7 and 8 will begin classes at suspension came after a tiuscuclosed Monday: Frankfurt on roll, potato puffs, wax 1-^ ^ ^ snow plowing, storm beans. no tax increase for the town. plan to relieve crowded conditions at 12:14 p.m. and will remain in school hearing conducted by the Transpor- will be in -sew er in s ta lla tio n and road until 4:40 p.m. tation Committee of the Board of Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, Vernon The proposed budget of $4,752,777 is creased and the amount of unds maintenance, Talbot said. Rham, which serves students in Board members Chris Dreyer, An- Education, carrots, salad, Italian bread. $385,455 greater than the 1976-77 reX"^d*^ overtim e will be A request for another office person Grades 7 to 12 from Hebron, Andover Wednesday: Hot pastrami sandwich, french Elementary, Sykes, Middle budget of $4,367,322. and Marlborough. drew Mulligan, Katherine Sibun and Students suspended from bus Monday: Frankfurt on roll, baked beans, u , , , in the Assessor-Collector of Revenue Roy Wirth opposed the full double privileges are not suspended from fries, pickle chips, carrot and celery sticks. However, according to new Town The expansion study group was set Thursday: Pizza. stewed tomatoes, fruit and cookie. ^ removed by the council sessions, voicing concern with the school, but reportedly the student in Manager Paul Talbot, revenue c for the Public Works iggt year to shave down the whopping up after the board reviewed its Friday: Chef’s day. 'Tuesday: Hot roast beef sandwich, gravy, proposed senior high schedule which question had no means of transporta- peas, strawberry shortcake. sharing and an increase in revenues ‘I’® 1976-77 budget. However, Talbot requests for state funding for a 600- Elementary will enable the property tax levy to pupil facility to serve Grades 7 and 8. would mean a one-seventh loss in tion other than the bus. Wednesday: Oven-fried chicken, mashed fainor fccommended the inclusion of the ad- Monday: Hamburg or cheeseburg on roll, potato, green beans, bread, brownie. fund the propos^ municipal budget. Roy Wirth, Peter Houle, Chris classroom time. The school board’s policy calls for rftHnnai cf f ditional personnel in the new budget, Mrs. Dreyer said she favored five-day suspension from bus potato puffs, carrot and celery sticks, pickle Thursday: Juice, pizza, applesauce, ice It will be the same or less than the d onal staff person in the assessor’s The two offices now are sharing one Dreyer and George Giacoppe were chips. cream. levy in the current fiscal year. named to the panel. reduction of junior high programs in privileges for “major offenses.” Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, green beans, Italian ° j .u jj.,. , clerk. Authorization of the new posi- industrial arts, home economics. Bus company officials said the girl Friday: Fishwich, potato chips, gelatin 'The Board of Education, however, The board also agreed to grant bread. vegetable salad, pears. ma^ha°nin^^i*n ^ *'*1 pfovide both departments music and art to preserve the senior had already been suspended from bus Wednesday: Salisbury steak, gravy, whipped has proposed a $7,572,477 budget riona t f " 11^^ Works ,vith full-time clerical assistance, “first refusal” to the architectural High School which, if left uncut, would require high program. privileges for three days because of potato, corn, dinner roll. ^ p jtm e n t will enable the depart- s e v e ra l new p ro g ram s a re firm of Jeter, Jepson and Cooke for Monday: Frankfurt on roll, baked beans, about a two-mill increase. The additional costs of full double her use of abusive language, Thursday: Pizza. J?" proposed for the 1977-78 fiscal year, any building project. This motion Friday: Chef’s day. stewed tomatoes, fruit. Talbot has a recommended using was granted in return for work done sessions will be presented next week The suspension should have in- thp roonnn fr ee ...FREE.. .FREE to 7, assorted fancies and solid tones. River Race” conducted each spring on the more, call 742-6881 or 742-9805. p.m. The emergency blood supply is very low Reg. $4 ...... 2.97 Connecticut River from Hartford to Old The Coventry Beautification Committee will in some areas. Walk-ins will be welcome. COMFORT TOP Knee Highs ()9‘' Saybrook. A short lecture on sailboat racing meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. Credit counselors are needed for the Living 2 pair, get a 3rd pair FREEI Little boys famous maker slacks in happy will follow the films. To learn more, call New ideas, new projects and new workers are in Financial Emergency (LIFE) program. solid tones and fancy patterns. 4-7. Larry Cochran, commodore of the sailina being sought. Already, 25 persons in the Tri-Town area have and thru Saturday only Reg. $7 ...... 4.97 club, 649-8582. received financial counseling since the •5 saving FREE offer Workshops for the St. Maurice Church Hebron program started in October. A special in­ Come to D&L Childrens Shops at Corbins bazaar will start Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the Hebron HorneU Colt Baseball Coach Jake troductory session has been scheduled April 11 Corner, Bristol, Avon and Manchester Parish Center. Volunteers are needed. at 7:30 p.m. at the Tolland Agricultural stores only. Arrangements may be made to do work at Yopp announced a second signup of boys aged 15 to 18, in conjunction with the Colt tag and Center, Rt. 30, Vernon. For information, call home for those unable to attend the workshop. bake sale at Phelps Hall, Rt. 85, Saturday Dennis Gladden, 872-8515. The church also needs ushers to help at the SHOE-TOWN from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The registration fee is Registration for Grades 1 to 8 at St. Bernard Where qucJty 8t fashion cost less! monthly Mass. Aides are needed for the $5. School for next September will be taken in the religious education program Tuesday and school office. School St., Rockville, Monday Sho¥5lS , WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR Wednesday afternoons. The church will have a i lie 4,.iiuii;u W ill lid ve ci Vernon through Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., or in the Sighls • Somds • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON parishIrish cleanupcleani day April 8. Refreshments will evening by appointment. VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA # NEW LONDON MALL • QROTON PLAZA UPPER ILEVEL FVFI O OPEN in.q-m10-9:30 be! provided. Othor locations throughout Connocticut 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. The Tolland County Art Association has WESTFARMS MALL 561-3847 Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. ’til 9 p.m.. Sat. 'til 6. Next To Stop & Shop i OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12-5 P.M. IN MANCHESTER, VERNON, AVON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER PAGE roiJR -B - MANCHKITEREVENINO HERALD. Manche«ter. CMin.. Wed.. March 23. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977— PAGE FIVE-B Troubles beset committee Weiss to he honored April 24 probing assassinations by Charter Oak B^nai B’rith By DANIEL F. GILMORE evidence, watched over by three “’That’s Santo Trafflcante, the big University where he received his WASHINGTON (UPI) - The other guards, was presented before a hasti­ Manchester Charter Oak Lodge, crime cheese,” the word went B.A. degree with distinction in day a member of the House ly calM afternoon open meeting. B nai B’rith, will honor Town around. Manager Robert B. Weiss April 24 at government. : Assassination Committee asked Old evidence Trafflcante, a nattily dressed, Chief Counsel Richard Sprague if he a breakfast meeting at “rhe Colony in He was selected as a Fels Scholar All the evidence was at least nine grandfatherly figure who once was a Talcottville. Proceeds from the for graduate studies at Wharton really thought the panel could get out gambling big shot in Havana, sat off the “Keystone Kops” kick. He years old and a bit dilapidated for ail breakfast will be donated to the School, University of Pennsylvania, the handling and Inspection it has had down at the witness table with his wanted to know when it could get Manchester Brotherhood in Action where he earned his Master of since then. It included the Remington dark-mustached lawyer. project for 1977. Governmental Administration down to serious investigation of the Nothing happened — the witness murders of John F. Kennedy and rifle with telescopic sight said to The breakfast is sponsored by (MGA) degree with distinction. He was sitting before a “dead” Martin Luther King Jr. have been used by Ray, travel B’nai B’rith with the cooperation of also vvas elected to Phi Beta Kappa. brochures, maps, and two cans of microphone. A call went out for the “Will the information be new and Campbell Council of the Knights of During World War II, he was a Schlitz beer. House electrician who got it working (kilumbus, Manchester Lodge and sergeant in the U.S. Army Signal not a rehash?” asked committee half an hour later. member Samuel Devine, R-Ohlo, a While panel members solemnly in­ Friendship Lodge of Masons. The Corps in the China-Burma-India former FBI agent. spected the exhibits, the television Sworn in four organizations make up Theater. Dash of slapstick people began looking restlessly at Trafflcante rose, raised his right Brotherhood in Action. Weiss and his wife, Gloria, will their watches. Deadlines were ap­ hand and was sworn in, solemnly Chairman of the event is Gerald celebrate two anniversaries in June. Sprague, whose own tenure on the proaching for the prime evening promising to tell the whole truth and Okrant. Norman Fendell is chairman ’Thirty years ago, they marched down five-month-old panel has had a dash news shows — couldn’t the com­ nothing but the truth. for the 1977 project. the aisle together one Sunday as of slapstick, replied in carefully mittee members skip over some of But Trafficante’s lawyer first had classmates to receive their college hedged and measured words. Tickets are available at Garman’s the tricky-track and get to that rifle? a motion. Understanding House Men’s Shop on Main St. and at Reed’s diplomas. The following Sunday, they "The sum total of evidence in each They could and did. Rules, he asked that cameramen and marched down the aisle as bride and case would be in the nature of Stationers at the Manchester Walter Fauntroy, one of four radio reporters be excluded from ac­ Parkade. groom. They have two sons and a evidence indicating that others may blacks on the panel, looked at the ri­ tual testimony, which a witness has The public is invited. daughter. have had knowledge or participated fle, picked it up gingerly and held it the right to request. Weiss has been Manchester’s town Weiss is former vice-president of in arranging for the assassinations of for the cameras. Robert B, Weiss the International City Managers Dr. King and Kennedy.” There was worried consultation at manager since 1966 where he came That .was it. the chairman’s position. He had to and Manchester Community Ckillege. Association, former president of the He explained that tUs was all un­ from Windsor after serving as its Mystery witness agree. Out went the cameras and Although Weiss’s activities have Connecticut Town and City Manage­ corroborated, and because of various town manager for 13 years. tape recorders. been closely associated with his job ment Association and the Fels Alum­ troubles, the staff had been “unable The next big event highlighted a He began his management career They didn’t miss anything. ’Traf- as manager, he has also been in­ ni Association of the Wharton to do what I consider a thorough “mystery witness,” whose identity about 28 years ago as one of the t was carefully guarded until he strode ficante, as had been expected, took youngest managers in the country volved with and a supporter of Graduate School. check.” He couldn’t come up with "a several community groups such as He is a former member of the smoking gun,” he said, before March into the crowded chamber and under the Fifth Amendment in refusing to when he became the first town answer anything — 15 times. the Recreation Center at the Nike Board of Directors of the Temple 31, when the committtee will go out the hot television lights. manager of South Berwick, Maine. Concert Friday at Cheney Tech Site, Organization for the Han­ Beth Sholom and the Symphony Bay State derby winner visits of existence unless its life is “Who’s that?” people asked. His professional career started as dicapped, Manchester Association Society of Greater Hartford. He is an Members of the Class of 1979 of Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School work extended by the House. an intern with the city manager of for Retarded Citizens, Senior honorary member of the Association Peter Burke, regional director of the All American Soap Box Derby, introduced Steven on publicity for a concert being presented Friday at the school. From left are Mrs. Cynthia Results nil Dover, N.H., followed by becoming Meeting unsuccessful assistant city manager of Keene, Citizens Center, Manchester Com­ for the Handicapped. Lind, Massachusetts state soap box derby champion, to a group of about 125 persons at Cen­ Adajian, class advisor, Graham Warner, Chris Shelsky and Thomas Mainville, class presi­ In fact, the committee has yet to N.H. munity Services (k>uncil, Drug Ad­ He is currently on the Board of tral Fire Headquarters. Films on the soap box derby were shown and construction of a der­ dent, with a handful of tickets. The concert which begins at 8 p.m. features Eyes, formerly come up with anything. Cited for “outstanding service to visory Council, Summer Activities in Directors for the Connecticut by racer was explained. A local derby is being sponsored by the Town Fire Department’s HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Jasper Wrath. Tickets will be sold at the door. For further information, call 649-5396 The public so far has been treated didn’t think binding arbitration could the profession,” Weiss was the re­ Manchester (SAM), and the Day Chapter, American Society for Care Center. union, Local 1579, on June 19. There are presently 38 entrants. (Skoglund photo) (Herald photo by Pinto) to vague promises of big Grasso, legislative leaders and of­ win his panel’s approval. cent recipient of the Bosworth Public Administrators and the photo) ficials of the Connecticut Education "breakthroughs” and two "media “I think it would be questionable,” Memorial Award of the Connecticut Weiss also obtained the assistance American Red Cross. events” — crowded, open hearings Association Tuesday without success he said. Chapter of the American Society for of Brotherhood in Action for the com­ Weiss is also a member of the met to try to find a common ground staged for television and pictures and But Thomas Mondani, a Public Administration. pletion of the Teen Center. National Municipal League, signifying nothing. on how to avert teachers’ strikes. spokesman for the teacher’s group, As an instructor, Weiss taught The youngest of seven children, American Academy of Political and On March 11, the committee 'The meeting was requested by and Lieberman said talks would con­ government at the University of Weiss was bom in Medford, Mass., Social Sciences, the Masons, B’nai Hanson wins Walsh Award dramatically brought up by air from CEA in hopes of trying to convince tinue between the two sides in hopes Connecticut, University of Hartford where he grew up. He majored in B’rith, Kiwanis, and the Manchester Memphis, Tenii., 10 big cartons state officials of the need for legisla­ that some changes might be made in history and government at Boston Community Council. Daniel W. Hanson of 180 Center St. John Mather Chapter in a given year. In 1976, he was parade marshal for jammed with evidence gathered in tion to set up compulsory binding ar­ the law. was awarded the Dad Walsh Award Hanson has been a member of John the Bicentennial DeMolay parade. the case against James Earl Ray, the bitration in contract disputes for Recently teachers strikes in recently by the Manchester Lodge of Mather Chapter since 1970. During Active in sports, Hanson has par­ ex-convict who pleaded guilty to public school teachers. Greenwich and Waterbury brought Looking Just Great Masons. that time, he has held all but six of ticipated in softball, basketball and King’s murder on April 4, 1968. The Lawmakers said binding arbitra­ the emotional issue back to the This award is given in memory of the chapter’s 21 offices including its bowling. Ford Foundation report urges a t tion, as was given to municipal public’s attention. William A. Walsh, the first “Dad” of highest elected office of Master John Mather Chapter, Order of workers by the 1975 legislature, was Among the potential compromises Counselor. Hanson is currently ser­ discussed but no consensus reached. DREAMLAND BEAUTY DeMolay. Walsh served for 14 years ving as scribe. was some change in the statute that “There was no crystalization of gives local town boards 30 days to halt in nuclear research SALON II in that capacity. He served as a state officer in the Moriarty’s remodeled positions,” said Senate Majority reject a settlement between the Your Full Service Salon The award is presented to the most group for one year. He also received WASHINGTON (UPI) - Plans to processes which terrorists or non­ But it said the proliferation threats outstanding, d^icated member of Leader Joseph Lieberman, D-New teachers and board of education. the Representative DeMolay award. extract plutonium from spent nuclear nations could use to produce posed by atomic fuel recycling and Moriarty Bros, has undergone its Haven. Rep. Abraham Classman, D-South veneers of brick and crushed stone. nuclear fuel and build a plutonium atomic weapons, the report said. the breeder reactor outweigh poten­ first face lifting of the familiar struc­ Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, Windsor, House chairman of the breeder reactor must be dropped by Bronze solar glass windows have Nuclear power is more economical tial benefits. Plans to recycle fuel ture which was built in 1946 on the cochairman of the Education Com­ Education Committee, and Mondani also been added as well as other the United States if it hopes to curb and more environmentally safe than should be suspended indefinitely and corner of Center and Broad Sts. mittee, said after the meeting he disagreed about the need for change. • Blow Cut cosmetic changes. nuclear proliferation, according to a burning coal, the report said. It a controversial, costly breeder reac­ CRT asks for $5,000 The renovations were recently > Frosting (3 different The last major structural change Ford Foundation report. called for increasing reliance on con­ tor construction program at Oak completed by Andrew Ansaldi colors in one) The Community Renewal Team of made by Moriarty Bros, was in 1964. Unless the United States takes the ventional atomic reactors as an Ridge, Tenn., should be halted, it TlMvsiiiarl pcnmle nearly everyone that our services are Construction Co. of Manchester. The lead, other nations are not likely to energy source through the end of this • Unisex Styling Greater Hartford, Inc. (CRT) is as essential to the townspeople of It was a $70,000 body shop and urged. 'i project included the addition of a automobile reconditioning plant on heed U.S. pleas to halt the spread of century. • High Styles again asking the Town of Manchester Hartford’s adjoining towns as to the slUKsavoalllXB. spray booth for painting motor IRETCHER GLASS CO ■f. f • for a donation to help defray core city itself,” the letter said. Broad St. across from the present In iIk* firsi platu.uctilUM si-u-n ways to save. And }xiy the vehicles and a frame straightener plant. O w 35 Ytcn of Saporiooio liif'hfst iniciest the lau allows. On a h-vear siivin^^s (cililkate operating expenses. CRT has helped with Manchester’s OPEN SUNDAY A similar request from CRT was booth at the rear of the shop. The combination service station with a $1,000 niininmni (lejMisit you still eam lVi% |x*rannum. Meals-on-Wheels and Head Start The project involved stripping the Manchesterites named chairpersons All the way up u» ten veais! (uiarantm l. Kven though tjthcr 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. rejected last year by the Town Board programs. It has also organized and auto sales dealership will be ad­ COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE savings institutions are lowei ing soinet)! their rales. 0|)en a of Directors. old off-white porcelain panels from ding on to its sales showroom this “ INOOW G USS. MIRROM. G U M FURNI™r i ^ savings auount at I larthml National. We put more inteivst regional food and fuel bank the building, raising and lowering PICTURE FRAMING-FIREPUCf A DOOR MIRROR* Mon.-Sat. 8:30-6:00 The letter from CRT to Town programs. spring, according to Maurice Moriar­ TUR ENaOSURtS. SPECWl WORK of Connecticut Partners of Americas in )\AL DANISH riAH S Dr. (Juintiliani, chief of in­ Connecticut being paired audiences in Manchester in BA.\K6^TKIST mSIDENTlAL OfCANTtlS chairpersons to serve for 649-6837 Plainfield entries NULINE ttriO O U C T IO N S fectious diseases at Hart­ off with Paraiba, a state in the next year with the addition to other towns. R I riic First Plate lo.Save ford Hospital, was elected the northeastern section of Connecticut Partners of chairman of the group’s Brazil. St. James honor roll announced WtdnMday Americas (CPA). fmttkifji 7tk I Ml M CM 4 Board of Directors. During its 10-year MMS-ll WTYC im c *11 Diane McHutchinson will The honor students at St. lucre 1. Sifir Trtttir imtrntfttf M l. %FfMlli It *1 L tin kail 1*1 lam n IM The Connecticut relationship, Connecticut David Turgeon. Richard Culver, Timothy 1. CiM Cmmi *2 ItmSmS 1 Eiriy Mnm 11-1 IW.hmmi *1 L In 'i OkM *2 LPMI serve as head of the culture James School have been L Mu'! fm IM 1 JJ.'i U An i SMit Mr IM 1 MMr Irin 1*2 L Bin 4 Sml It IFIM Partners of Americas is and Paraiba have main­ Grade 5 —Leslie Carroll, Derby, Michael Dion, ri iBnanlkUii The announced for the second IM nU ir *2 IM 45laiilMh committee, and Reginald part of the National tained an ongoing Kelly Crouchley, David Melissa Godbout, Karin 4. Mh llrt 12-1 iOTiflMn 7>2 {.Jm'i m T *1 L Pm IMMi M LMFai Pinto will chair the com­ semester. ’They are listed Day, Robin Edlund, i Nip'i M l«n 7. lS-1 ItkmM *1 inriki M ILnICia* 1-1 Association of the Partners exchange of professional GREENHOUSE Grinavich, Patricia 1 ha [Mai 7.1 7. IntjNtUw iQNMM i-l m. iuLk* LPmlkw 1*1 t . U t a IM mittee on communications. below. 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PAGE SIX-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. March 23. 1977- PAGF. SF.VRN.b Pistons’ Barnes Herald angle I ^ Tile JJirdV ^The CoU1lt\ Flyers’ edge cut Earl Yost Sports Editor goes AWOL again to three points NEW YORK (UPI) — Just recently. Coach Freddie Shero was like reading about feats DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit Pistons once again are quoted as saying he preferred his Philadelphia Flyers to be in­ awaiting the return of Marvin Barnes, their talented but volved in a battle for the NHL’s Patrick Division title rather NEW YORK (UPI) - The told reporters after the game. Montefusco yielded a run when Los Angeles Dodgers ... The Texas troubled forward. Rangers beat the Kansas City than having their usual runaway. Hoop reunion April 23 American L e ^ e has its Mark “There isn’t any team in the league I Jerry Morals homered in the fifth in­ , , '^he 6-foot-9 Barnes, acquired in Royals. 8-5. with Bert Campaneris, And he’s getting just what he’s Reunions of any type usually can’t beat. For that matter. I’ll win ning but went six innings allowing the whereabouts of Barnes. “The Bird” Fidrych and the Dave May and Jim Sundberg leading a the American Basketball Association been asking for tin and McAdam had two goals generate a lot of interest and one at least one game against every star only that run. John Curtis was tagged dispersal draft for 3500,000, failed to jBarnes was to begin serving the National League has its John 16-hit attack with three each ... Mike Tuesday night the Patrick race apiece and Savard registered four that's coming up on Saturday night, pitcher in the league. I could be both for the Cubs’ other four runs in the show up Tuesday at a team practice jail term May 16 Jor parol violation. “The Count” Montefusco. Phillips’ three hits, including a two- narrowed even more as the New assists. April 23 at Willie’s perfectly fits into the league’s most valuable player last three Innings. after being given permission to stay He had been a rre st^ at Detroit’s Both are modem Dizzy Deans who run double, paced the New York York Islanders blasted the Colorado Penguins 4, North Stars 2 that mold. and the Cy Young Award winner.” an extra day in Denver after Metropolitan Airport in October and admit they’re having the time of Strong words for a fellow who had Elsewhere around the camps; Mets to a 6-4 victory over the Toronto convicted of carrying a concealed Rockies, 9-2, and Shero’s club needed Rick Kehoe’s goal at 6:49 of the It will be a gathering of young men Detroit’s loss to the Nuggets on Sun­ a last-gasp goal from Reggie Lach to third period capped a three-goal - and their wives - who played with their lives playing major league a 16-14 record in 1976 and is pitching Mike Torrez allowed two runs in Blue Jays ... Three-run homers by day. weapon. At the time, he was on baseball... prefer reading the sports Gary Carter and Pete Mackanin pull out a 4-4 tie over the Vancouver Pittsburgh comeback and helped Manchester amateur basketball five innings and rookie Mitchell Page “He’s supposed to be here and I’m parole for a 1974 assault of a page over the financial page ... and raised his spring batting average to were the big blows for the Montreal Providence College teammate. Canucks. The Flyers’ margin over provide the Penguins with their first teams in the late 1930s. disappointed that he’s not,” said the Islanders is down to three points m m Yosh Vincek, better known for his enjoy seeing their names in print .610 as the Oakland A’s defeated the Expos in their 12-8 triumph over the Earlier this week Barnes said he even if means saying outrageous Spring Herb Brown, the National Basketball with six games left for each club in­ exploits on the football field with San Diego Padres, 3-2 ... Homers by Minnesota Twins. Association team’s coach. would rather go to jail than play in things. cluding a March 29 meeting in Manchester’s top teams following Willie Montanez and Tom Paciorek He had a day off yesterday and the playoffs for Detroit. However, The saving grace for both is that training < Aurelio Rodriguez and Tom Philadelphia. .hockey, World War II, is the man behind the paced the Atlanta Braves to a 7-5 we let him attend to some of his per­ General Manager Oscar Feldman they re swell young pitchers who Veryzer hit homers to lift the Detroit Lach’s goal, coming with only 18 hoop reunion. I f p triumph over the New York Yankees sonal business in Denver. I have no said Barnes was obligated by his con­ vriTl ill vhc last. five games. Minnesota haven t lost track of the fact that for a team expected to finish fifth or Tigers to a 6-2 victory over the seconds to play and on Bobby It’s not something that was ... Juan Bernhardt hit a homer and idea where he is today (Tuesday). All tract to playing in any post-season fell to fourth in the Smythe Division, baseball is supposed to be fun for the sixth in the National League’s Boston Red Sox ... Steve Carlton and Clarke’s third assist of the game, dreamed up overnight. A committee two triples and Kurt Bevacqua drove 1 know is that Marvin has an games. one point behind Chicago and Van­ players and the fans. Western Division. But they should be in three runs with a homer and two Randy Lerch teamed in a three-hitter The Pistons also received another only earned a tie but Shero said under couver. of 15 has been meeting for several itinerary like everyone else and he the circumstances that was good months and a night to remember is Montefusco knew center stage was taken in the spirit they were uttered singles leading the Seattle Mariners and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the dose of bad news Tuesday. Star Blues 4, Kings 2 — that of a young man who says, was supposed to be here.” enough. planned. his for the asking Tuesday when he to a 10-5 win over the California Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-0, at San Juan, center Bob Lanier is not recovering Bob MacMillan’s goal midway “When I see all those newspapehnen A team spokesman today said it “We didn’t play very well, at last 2 Vincek reports since the idea was pitched four hitless innings in the San Angels. P.R ... Sixto Lezeano’s grand-slam as quickly as the team had hoped through the third period proved to be was expected that Barnes, who faces in the first two periods,” said Shero. Francisco Giants’ 7-5 victory over with their pads and pencils and all homer was the big blow of an 11-run from his broken right wrist. 'The the game-winner as St. Louis ended a first publicized the committee has a one-year jail sentence at the con­ “We couldn’t, because we have so the Chicago Cubs and didn’t miss his those radio and TV ^ y s with their Jose Cruz drove in four runs with a third inning that carried the stitches came out Tuesday but doc­ five-game winless streak and took a heard from a number of players from clusion of the season, would be with many injuries. ... We decided to go cue. microphones, I just can’t stop homer, triple and single in the Milwauke Brewers to a 15-4 win over tors said it would be at least 17 or 18 (UPI Photo) 10-point lead in the Smythe Division. distant points, like Leo Katkaveck in the team tonight when it hosts New all-out in the third period no matter “Put me down for 25 this year,” he talking.” Houston Astros’ 6-5 decision over the the Cleveland Indians. days before the 6-foot-lO Lanier could Billie Jean King in comeback WHA North Carolina. Orleans. But he added he didn’t know what the score was when we talked play. She won first match yesterday in Texas Brian McDonald, Blair MacDonald The latter, who led Manchester about it before the game and that’s and Francois Rochon scored second Trade (now Cheney Tech) to its only the way it worked.” CIAC Basketball Tournament cham­ period goals in the Racers’ triumph Lee bombed The Islanders, meanwhile, won over the Stingers ... WHA scoring 3 pionship, also holds the distinction of Scoreboard Sports briefs their fifth game in as many meetings being the only native to play major leader Real Cloutier scored twice 3 WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - Mets prepared again from the Rockies this season with a and assisted on two other goals in the league basketball. Katkaveck, after Boston Red Sox m anager Don five-goal, first-period barrage. Nordiques’ win over the Aeros in a a star-studded career at North Zimmer is beginning to think he may Wha “It’s funny, but we seem to be Carolina State hooked on with the LEO KATKAVECK have an all right handed pitching battle of division leaders ... Mark East Fishing time much more loose on the ice than we Napier and Dave Gorman tallied two Washington Capitols in the Basket­ rotation this year, as Bill Lee’s were a month ago,” commented ball Association of America (BAA), Yourkas, who turns in a top job each W L T Pts. to live with pitching HARTFORD (UPI) - The Depart­ goals apiece in the Bulls’ victory pitching problems continue to be a (Juebec 43 28 center-turned-left wing Bob Bourne, the forerunner of the NBA. season running the junior bowling mystery. ment of Environmental Protection over the Cowboys... and the Jets’ top Cincinnati 37 32 or Reggie Jackson might action subbing for Millan who scored twice in the first period. line of Anders Hedberg, Ulf Nilsson Before reaching stardom, program at the Parkade Lanes, is off. Lee was bombed for four runs in ST. PETERSBURG, has begun stocking Connecticut lakes Indian. 33 34 have cured some of the and Harrelson. “I think confidence has to be a Katkaveck, who will be here for the to California for a two-week the fourth inning of an exhibition Fla. (UPI)-TheNew and streams with trout in prepara­ and Bobby Hull scored three goals on New England 31-37 Mets’ offensive woes and OUTLOOK; The pitching prime factor,” agreed defenseman reunion, and Vincek were teammates vacation...UConn will host 24 college game in Lakeland against the Detroit tion for the opening of the fishing its first three shifts against the Birmingham 29 42 3 61 York Mets, as it’ll be interesting to see will keep the Mets respec­ Denis Potvin, who chipped in with on the North End Tigers. The team soccer teams at the field house Tigers Tuesday, and the Red Sox season April 16. Oilers and accounted for five goals in evidenced by their how the front office’s table but it can no longer two goals and three assists. all. won 41 straight games in capturing Saturday and Sunday with 70 games went on to lose to the Tigers, 6-3. W eal DEP officials said the stocking refusal to enter the fmgality will turn out. be counted on to keep them Elsewhere in the NHL, Buffalo the Y League and town junior cham­ listed. No admission will be Zimmer says for Lee to be effec­ W L T Pts. program for lakes began Feb. 28 and Houston STRENGTHS: Probably contenders. Third place topped Atlanta, 6-3, Pittsburgh pionship. charged...Ken Bockus, former East tive, he has to have his sinker 45 21 S 96 free agent bidding is nearing completion while large Winnipeg 42 29 the best 1-2-3 front-line would seem to be the Mets’ downed Minnesota and St. Louis The Tigers are one of a dozen Hartford High swim captain, has working and get batters to hit the ball 86 battles this past stream stocking will begin within the Record seasons San Diego 34 34 72 pitching in baseball with best hope, a lower finish dumped Los Angeles, both by 4-2 teams that will be represented. earned the fourth ranking in Division on the ground. In five innings winter, are once again next few weeks. Small stream scores. Calgary 28 61 Seaver, Matlack and even more likely. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - New Vincek reports so much interest III in the 200-yard breaststroke in Tuesday, only four ground balls were stocking already has begun. Edmonton 29 61 prepared to live or die Koosman. Excellent relief In the World Hockey Association, Hampshire’s two state-owned ski has generated that the committee New England. He’s a freshman at hit off of Lee. Phoenix 27 58 by their pitching staff. man in Skip Lockwood. Indianapolis beat Cincinnati, 3-1, areas, proposed for sale by Gov. has expanded and the exchange of Southern Connecticut State The Tigers sent ten men to the Unsung hero Tuesday’s Results Both Tom Seaver, the Kingman capable of hitting Quebec dropped Houston, 6-2, Bir­ Meldrim Thomson, reported record ideas for the night would fill a book. College...Bill Sacherek reports good plate in the fourth, and Aurelio Surgery set NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Senior Birmingham 7, Calgary 4 Mets’ ace right-hander, 40-50 homers. Strong bench mingham outlasted Calgary, 7-4, and earnings this winter. There will be 101 stories told and spring skiing was enjoyed last Rodrigeuz and Tom Veryzer SEATTLE (U P I)-S eat­ center Carnell Cooper of Yale, has Winnipeg 8, Edmonton 3 and Jon Matlack, their with Ed Kranepool, Joe Winnipeg routed Edmonton, 8-3. The commissioner of the Depart­ retold one month from tonight but weekend at Stratton and Mt. homered. tle Seahawks’ wide been named New England basket­ Quebec 8, Houston 2 talented young southpaw Torre and either Vail or Salires 6, Flames 3 ment of Resources and Economic after ail, that’s what reunions are all Snow...Gene Bergin of Manchester receiver Sam McCullum ball’s “Unsung Hero” by the New Indianapolis 3, Cincin­ and No. 2 starter, were Milner. The line of Andre Savard, Gary Development, George Gilman, said about. will drive in the Trenton 200 stock car Sullivan signs will undergo surgery to England Sports Information Direc­ nati 1 critical of the front office WEAKNESSES; Age and McAdam and Rick Martin accounted Tuesday New Hampshire will race April 3. He will pilot a Pinto. repair tom ligaments and tors Association. Cooper, from CHICAGO (UPI) - Pat Sullivan, for its failure to come up injury threatens middle in­ for four Buffalo goals as the Sabres receive more than ?1.5 million from cartilage in his left knee, Dillon, S.C., averaged 9.5 rebounds in released by the Washington Redskins NBA with some hitting to field. Among the poorest assumed a four-point lead over Mt. Sunapee and Cannon Mountain. M the NFL club announced Ivy competition and had a .582 field Boston in the Adams Division. Mar­ Vacationer returns before the start of the regular season bolster an anemic (.246 last The revenue is 3300,000 more than End of the line Eastern Conference hitting clubs in the majors. Tuesday. goal accuracy. Well tanned after a two-week last year, was signed by the Chicago year) hitting attack over was predicted. New England Whalers’ managing Atlantic Division Weak defensively at first Florida vacation, Jeff Koelsch Bears Tuesday as the club’s third the winter. general partner, Howard Baldwin, W L Pet. GB base, right field and left reports all’s well in the spring quarterback. Phila. 43 27 .614 But Manager Joe Frazier field. has been named executive of the year (UPI Photo) training camps of the major league The club’s other two QBs are Bob Boston 37 34 .521 6W is hopeful that some of the in the World Hockey Association by Umpire Terry Cooney makes his point NEW FACES; Old pro teams in the Grapefruit League. He Avellini and Virgil Carter. NY Knicks 33 38 .464 low the Hockey News. Anders Hedberg of missing punch will be Ray Sadecki returns as the was accompanied by Bruno “Buck” Winning argument with Cleveland’s Frank Robinson Buffalo 27 45 .375 17 delivered by a trio of Winnipeg was named player of the NY NeU 21 50 left-handed short relief Bycholski...Gary McConnell, local 22Vi youngsters already pen­ year and Houston’s Bill Dineen coach ‘man. Rookies Mazzilli and A barber, while vacationing in St. Central Division ciled in the Mets’ starting Todd should stick. Utility 6 .0^13 O F F of the year...Dave Kingman of the W L Pet. GB A Petersburg, visited A1 Lang Field for lineup — third baseman infielder Rick Auerbach, New York Mets suffered a broken Houston 44 27 .620 the opening baseball game this Roy Staiger, center fielder nose yesterday when struck by a ball Wash. 40 30 .571 3V5 traded from Los Angeles, spring and was lucky enough to bring Lee Mazzilli and catcher Steel Guardsman that caromed off an iron San Ant. 38 32 .543 5W will probably see a lot of back a ball autographed by Willie Record crowd sees Chicago John Steams. Dynaglass Belted 25 Atlanta 29 43 .403 15W Mays, Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, bar...Manchester Community "If Staiger, Steams and College baseball team dropped its New Orl. 28 42 .400 15W Radial Tires Lou Brock and Lindsay Nelson. Mazzilli materialize as the Uvnaglass Rriled 2S Regular Plus opening doubleheader in Spar- Western Conference Hlackwall Price F.K.T. McConnell met up with Koelsch and hitters we think they can 2 steel belts and 2 polyester cord radial plies work tansburg, S.C., to Methodist College, Midwest Division A78-I3 S2B.00 1.73 the latter used his influence to get be, we’ll be a lot better off together to help keep the tread cool and flat against W L Pet. GB I I B78-I3 S3I.00 1.80 4-0, 3-2. The locals are on a seven- win 13th of last 14 starts the road for responsive handling, long (ire mileage out onto the playing field...Ginger than last year,” says game exhibition junket. Denver 44 27 .620 BUSINESSMEN E78-I4 S33.00 2.26 and great durability. NEW YORK (UPI) - It is questionable whether the Bulls CTeveland to its fourth straight vic­ Orleans. Maurice Lucas led Portland Detroit 40 31 .563 4 Frazier. “We’re a last two Gerald Myers tossed in F78-14 S3S.00 2.42 Kan. City 38 33 .535 months ball club and if we Tuesday night Chicago rolled will make it to the playoffs. They’re tory. The Cavaliers, holding Seattle with 29. 6 14 points, Larry Covell and I I G78-14 338.00 2.58 Chicago 37 35 .514 7V4 to its 13th National ^sketball 1 ^ games behind Midwest Division scoreless from the field during a six- Kings 126, Warriors 113 can keep it close, we can Dave Harford 12 apiece G78-IS •30.00 2.65 rival Kansas City. Indiana 31 41 .431 13W win it with our pitching.” and Mike Koller and Bruce Association win in their last 14 minute fourth quarter stretch, also Brian Taylor dropped in 33 points Milwaukee 25 49 .338 20W H78-15 043.00 2.88 and rookie Rich Washington added 24 Indeed, the Mets’ Bassmen 10 each as Telso got 23 points from Jim Chones. Slick Pacific Division PlusF.E.T. games with a 102-86 victory Hawks 86, Braves 84 as Kansas City handed Golden State pitching with Seaver (ti­ downed B.A. Club, 70-51, Watts topped the Sonics with 27. W L Pet. GB AR78-I3 Whitewall Banning to assist over the Pacific Division­ Len Robinson’s jumper at the Celtics 108, Spurs 104 its third loss in the last four games. ll, 2.59 ERA), Matlack (17- last night at Illing Junior Los Ang. 44 27 Sears Dynaply 24 buzzer capped a career-high, 34-point .620 10, 2.95 ERA) and Jerry High. Kevin Kravontka and- leading Los Angeles Lakers Dave Cowens scored 15 second-half The Kings also got 20 points from Portland 42 31 .575 3 performance as the Hawks snapped a Koosman (21-10,2.70 ERA) Chuck Lankford paced the Reg Priee Meg Price nm Steel Guardsman Regular SALE Plus before 21,046 fans, the largest points to push Boston to a comeback Ron Boone and 18 from Scott Wed- Gold. St. 40 32 .556 4W (Hsspi« it M s r iiifll M hU m slI r r . i RadlaHWMtewall) Price PRICE F.E.T. four-game losing streak. Randy should be enough to keep losers with 17 and 10 Holik with Legion crowd in the Bulls’ history. victory. The Celtics, down, 87-75, late man. Jamaal Wilkes scored 27 points Seattle 37 37 .500 m A78-I3 $25 S3S 1.72 AR78-13 $44.52 •37.«4 1.92 them respectable. And in Smith had 26 points for Buffalo, in the third period, were also paced to lead the Warriors. Phoenix 28 42 .400 15W markers respectively. BR78-13 S40.I4 The Bulls’ five starters all scored rookie Jackson Todd (13-9, B78-I3 $27 S30 1.82 $47.22 2.06 Baseball plans for the Manchester which has now dropped four straight. by Jo Jo White’s game-high 27 Rockets 106, Pacers 99 Tuesday's Results Ron Riordan poured 36 DR78-14 $49.83 S43.3S All home games will again be in double figures with Wilbur Holland 2.91 at Tidewater last E78-14 $30 833 2.23 2.38 American Legion team have been an­ points. Larry Kenon had 24 for San Mike Newlin scored 18 points, eight Atlanta 86, Buffalo 84 points through the iron to ER78-14 played at East Catholic High’s dia­ leading the way with 24 points. But it Knicks 125, Bucks 115 year), they might just have F78-14 $31 S34 2.37 $53.83 •45.76 2.47 nounced by Bob Donahue, post chair­ Antonio. coming in the final five minutes, to NY Knicks 125, lead Bogner’s to an 81-74 FR78-14 mond. was the strong play of Artis Gilmore Bob McAdoo scored 29 points and another prospect for NL G78-14 $32 S35 2.53 $57.19 •40.01 2.65 man. Jaz* 106, Trail Blazers 95 power Houston to its 11th win in the Milwaukee 115 win over the Buzzards. A new program will be started this that made the difference. Elarl Monroe 27 to pace New York. foes to contend with this G78-15 $36 030 2.59 GR78-14 $62.02 •52.72 2.85 Jack Holik will return as head Pete Maravich, igniting a third- last 12 games. The Rockets’ Moses Cleveland 108, Seattle 104 Kent Smith and Jim Purtill — HR78-14 $67.58 •57.44 3.04 summer with a junior Legion team. Gilmore, the club’s leading scorer, Milwaukee, last in the Midwest Divi­ season. H78-15 •41 2.79 coach with Joe Banning his assistant. quarter rally, scored a game-high 31 Malone set-an NBA season record by Houston 106, Indiana 99 added 19 and 10 tallies GR78-15 $65.70 555.S5 2.90 A1 Freiheit, jayvee coach at East had 19 points. But, more importantly, sion, was led by Bob Dandridge with But in Dave Kingman (37 L78-15 — •43 3.09 The latter was the most valuable points to lift the Jazz past the cracking Paul Silas’ mark of 364 New Orleans 106, respectively for the HR78-1S $69.81 550.34 3.11 Catholic, will handle the squad. Boys the 7-foot-2 center drew three fouls 22 points. homers, 86 RBI) and John player with the 1974 local team which Blazers. Jimmy McElroy also helped offensive rebounds. Rudy Portland 95 winners while Bud Talaga LR78-15 $84.56 571.83 3.44 who have not reached their 16th on Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the first Milner (15 HR, 78 RBI), Sale prices in effect (his week only. won the zone title. power the third-period burst and Tomjanovich was high with 26 poinU, Boston 108, San Antonio (22), Bill Kelley (19) and birthday by June 15 will be eligible. quarter and knocked him out of the Cavaliers 108, SuperSonics 104 the Mets have only two finished with 16 points for New while John Williamson topp^ In­ 104 Ed Kowal (17) paced the game until the second half. Austin Carr’s 29 points sparked bonafide long-ball threats, diana with 22. Chicago 102, Los Angeles Buzzards. 86 unless, that is, Mike Vail A . I f I Kansas City 126, Golden comes all the way back MIDGET S A V E **7 SAVE State 113 from the broken foot which The East Side Rec o sidelined him most of 1976. L 8 Angeles writers Brock^s goal 3,000 base hits, Midget All-Stars downed ^ 5 pair The World’s More ominous, however, the Community Y All- - UiTC'W* naw iis IKWI9 C Qfwro Sears 36 Battery honor Rick Monday is the aging middle defense Stars, 46-33, last night at Heavy-Duty Shocks NHL of the infield where Felix the Y. Brian Galligan not all-time theft standard heavy-duty shock Millan (34) and injury pumped in 26 points for the LOS ANGELES (U P I)- Dodger training camp in Campbell Conference Baseball writers of the Los ST.CT PETERSBURG,Dl?Tl?DCDTTOr» . — ...... ^ prone Bud Harrelson (33) winners with Brad Jones ‘ with trade In Vero Beach, Fla. member at 37, but still so hits than in catching Cobb, Patrick Division leaves five,” Brock laughs, can no longer be expected adding six while Jim 24»» Angeles-Anaheim chapter Fla. (UPI) - This far ahead of all the kids Monro-Matic* W L T Pts. 10«» “I’ve got literally hun­ which is a little hard to to carry the every day se­ usually give their Civic that most of them have no doing the arithmetic. “I Phila. 44 16 14 102 Tierney had 13 and Bob Regular $31.99. Battery weary after a tough dreds of them,” he said. hasn’t been one of the figure because if he breaks cond base-shortstop load. winter? Starting hard? Lights dimming? Regular I1S.98 pr. Replace Award to a businessman chance of ever catching guess what I’m really NYIsInrs. 44 19 11 99 Burns six tallies for the better springs for the Cobb’s record, that’s what A Bobby Grlch, Joe Rudl Replace now with the power rated Sears those old shocks! Fast, low cost who has done something “It’s really amazing. I’ve him. saying is that there’s for just *9“ AtlanU 31 33 11 73 losers. got big flags, little flags. St. Louis Cardinals. It he’ll be best remembered NY Rangers 27 33 14 68 36 battery. Fit most American made cars. installation available for the sport, but this year Brock has 2,701 hits, always some challenge for Plus $4 installation charge Maintenance FREE! Never add water. $28.99 W'BoMlerSItocki.... ta.Hpr.. Bicentennial flags. for after he leaves it goes to a player, Rick hasn’t been good at third highest among all ac­ you in this game no matter Smythe Division Monday. baseball, not getting 3,000 how young or how old you W L T PU. Battery performance characteristics rated for power according to •3 O F F .. . Seura Fronl*en(l Alignment Sears Tire Change Special Some people are calling all. Every time you tive major league hitters, hits. Battery Council International standards (Group 240 are.” St. Louis Bowling Keg.flt.M. KGrmostAmerlcJincan.We We will remove your Monday will be honored him “Mr. Red, White and look up, they’re being and 865 stolen bases, more C sU crsoU iM Reserve A ap .lM W N snfetr “I’m gonna play until I Chicago es»sT tspselly ts p srily sigt»tos • Inspect front-end (or worn and unufe tw o snow tires, at the annual BBWA dinner Blue,” he said. than anyone else in Only once during the past parts • Adjust easier, camber, toe-in 99 mount two highway 99 kicked around by some ttB s n p s S4 at the Bonaventura Hotel get those 3,000 hits, and if seven seasons has Brock Vancouver PARKADE JUNIORS- Golding 134-341, Mary tI m M e s and toe-out • Check and center align ■ bal- National League history. steering mechanism. other club, and the I’m still making some con­ failed to hit .300, and then Minnesota April 3 for rescueing an He needs only 28 more to Colorado Lisa Anderson 178, Matt Mattsson 127-132-365, American flag two men other afternoon after tribution, I'll continue,” by only three points. Never Monro-Matic' is the best Gluhosky 529, R dger Kathy McConnell 344, break Ty Cobb’s record says Brock, starting his Wales Conference were about to bum on the ©QUIZ they were beaten and maybe he’ll be excited once in all that stretch did selling heavy-duty Poudrier 507. Chickie Balesano 128, Bar­ field at Dodger Stadium 16th major league season. he ever steal less than 50 Norris Division bara Lovett 128-354. again, it obviously was about the whole thing after shock in the world. It W L T Pts April 25 of last year in “I honestly don’t feel old bases, breaking Maury adjusts automatically for ■FLORAE Connie Carpe a little too much for he does it, but he certainly at 37. The only difference I Montreal 55 8 11 d I some kind of a vague isn’t now. Wills’ single season mark any load or road. Enjoy a PitU. 32 31 13 77 194-488, Loyce Gineo 181, SILK CITY- Dan protest. this particular elderly can see in myself is that I in 1974 with 118 thefts. Margaret McGlynn 455. Huntiiston 211-217-595, John gentleman in the “Ty Cobb doesn’t mean can’t get down to first base smooth, stable ride and Los Ang. 29 31 14 72 Monday, playing center- anything special to me,” improved handling. Wash. 20 40 14 54 Kozicki 201, Bob Bower field for the Chicago Cubs stands. in 3.4 seconds like I used to. Brock feels good. He’s Detroit 16 47 9 41 MERCANTILE- Mel 208-557, Al Rowett Jr. 224- says Brock. "I never saw Now it’s 3.9 and 4 flat. That looking ahead to the usual at the time, grabbed the “Get those baby-faces Burbank 147-376, Frank 200-608, Mike Lombardo him and I never met him. means I’m running with kind of season he has, but Adams Division SAVE *4 SAVE24% SAVE28% Sears Heavy-Duty Case Lot SALE! flag which had been doused off the field” shouted the W L T Pta. Blank 146-401, Les 208, Carl Ogren 221-200-594, From reading about him, I the crowd. If 3.9 and 4 flat hasn’t sat down and set SUp-on Seal Coven Aulo Wedge Cunhion Rubber Ulilily Mai Alummized Muffler All Weather Motor Oil with lighter fluid and ran to old gent, 75 if he was a day. know he was a great Buffalo 46 22 6 98 Christensen 146-378, Harry Fred Kozicki 232-599. is old, then you got guys of himself any special goals Regular Regular Regular the dugout area with it as Some of the Cardinal ballplayer, though.” Boston 43 22 8 94 Buckminster 145-3M, Eld »» 9 7 Reg. 114.11 ■ - w l 4 8 22 who are old. for this year. $u.m $4.m 3 |l.» the crowd cheered. players heard him and As you can tell from his Toronto 33 29 12 78 Tomkiel 143-370, Bob TEE-TOTALERS- Don­ io*» 99 ' 1 9 Installed Casc.n Qia. “Fellows like Satchel Cleve. , 24 38 11 59 Nylon with thick polyurethane foam backing Durable woven plastK with vinyl top cap. Sitealo(U!W%of Amer madecars 13 During the winter, the IN HIS CAREER .WALTER laughed. The older ones answer. Brock isn’t all that “That’s for rookies,” he Cuneo 137, Stan Zima 135- na Boulay 462, Barbara For car. home, basement! Dodgers traded for Mon­ Paige and Hoyt Wilhelm ¥MONROE^ Tuesday’s Results 369, John Fox 137-136-376, Fink 179-481, Nancy did. The younger ones, of says. “You hear them say, ALSTON MANA&EP THE caught up with Cobb. He blazed the trail for playing day and the club’s general POP0ERS 10 7 N.I.FLA09. which the Cardinals have T m gonna hit .300 ... I’m NY Islanders 9, Colorado Ed Ralph 137-376, Leo Plaster 189-462, Pat Noren feels about him roughly the a long time. Look at what BROWN'S TIRE SHOP manager, Al Campania, WHO IS THE N.L KINS many, kept straight faces. gonna hit 40 home runs.’ 2 Foglia 155-375, Tony Vann 453, Karen Riordan 176-190- WITH 10 LEAGUE TITLES? same way Hank Aaron did age they were when they presented him with the Among those who got a about Babe Ruth when We call that day-dreaming. 333 Main St., Manchester 646-3444 Buffalo 6, Atlanta 3 138-353, Mick Holmes 163- 519, Sharon Richard 183- A. FRANK FRISCH quit. Willie Mays played Pittsburgh 4, Minnesota STORK HOURSi Monday thru Saturday lU AJM. I d 9 P.M. flag. kick out of what the old A guy at my stage, why do 377, Joe Vinsko 358, Jim 477, Fran Misseri 470, Leda Sears Wlwre America shops aniOGEPORT CONN HAMDEN,4’ONN OKASGK CONS KAsmEl.DMAU. MA.SS WATEHBI HV CONN 9. JOE M<^CARTH'/ Aaron was shooting for the until he was in his So SiM Al tasr, 2 eim riELD.MASS OHKKNFIKLJ) m a s s U MAHTFOKHCONS W SPHtNCFIELO m a s s vuHtasT Hu>m sHesruHOBaitm Fans have also sent him C. JOHN M«6PAW fellow in the stands had to home-run record. Brock I have to prove anything to Bell 350, Don McAllister Nicol 178-180-483, lioreen u 18 (Dt^S MMOS^OID did Stan Musial, Hank MANCHESTER.CONN MIDDLETOWN CONN k »:e n e \ M WE.STEIEI D MAS.S D A N B l H \ CONN flags, Monday reported in say was Lou Brock, the anybody? The only one I DON'S AMERICAN St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 2 358, Ken Montie 366. DeLisle 197-493, Joan Salii/ortion GuaraaUrd or Your Monty Bark HILUM4Mir seems a lot more in­ Aaron and Ty Cobb. I’m 37 128 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 643-5575 a recent interview at the UljOf'JdUSU^ Cardinals’ oldest playing terested in getting 3,000 have to prove anything to is Philadelphia 4, Van­ Smith 466, Marge DeLisle Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back now. Let’s see, 37 from 42 myself.” couver 4 ST. JAMES- Gisele 457. N^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977— PAGE NINE-B

Homaa For Salo Homou For So/o 23 Sontaa For Salo 33 COVENTRY - Three bedroom HEBRON - Three or Four National Weather Forecast Ranch with a beautiful rec bedroom Dutch Cape - room and a large lot with over Breezeway, two car garage, 5 MANCHESTER S h e B e r a t h too trees and shrubs. Only acres. 357,900. McDonald Real 339,900. Blanchard & Rosaei- Estate, days 843-6371, * A 2’Year-Old — to. Realtors, 646-2462. evenings and Sundays 228- 338,900 buys this 6 room IW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 9705, or 228-9081. bath COLONIAL. Family TOLLAND - Beautiful Raised sized kitchen, dining room, Ranch with three bedrooms, 2 COUNTRY CHARM - Drive a hardwood floors, living NURSES AIDE - Full time or fireplaces, 11/2 hatha, family few miles farther, and enjoy part time, all shifts. New room with fireplace, in an room, garage and treed lot. Small town living Beautiful area of fiite borae^ Chestnut Hill Preschool modern facility. Pleasant PHONE 643-2711 Asking only $41,900. six room Ranch. Double gar­ OPEN HOUSE working conditions. Good Blanchard & Rossetto, age, fireplace. Approximately it $48,900. 6-6 2 benefits. Call 871-0385. Vernon f o r ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Realtors, 646-2482. acre treed lot, on a deadend FAMILY — New kitchen March 28 through Manor. Ask for Mrs. Tobin. April 1 street. VA - No Money Down. counters, cabinets and s i p Wantod MANCHESTER - Ansaldi r ia l estate 12:30 to 2:30 S i p Wantod S i p Wantod Pasek Realtor, 289-7475. floors are part of this — H o m o for Stio SHEET MET^L - Commer­ built three bedroom Ck)Ionlal freshly remodeled two Lotf-Land for Salt For more Information cial. and industrial HVAC EXPERIENCED Concrete CRAFTSMAN DESIGNER - DEUVERY MAN - Full time, on Thayer Road. 2 1/2 baths, t h r e e FAMILY - For in­ family. All generous sized — Invtsimtnl Proptrty call work. Metal and fiberglass first floor family room, 2 — Buiintti Proptrty htnn to set and strip forms, Electro mechanical. Monday through Friday. G m vestment minded family who rooms, (tonvenient residen­ Emanuel Lutheran working foreman. Reply 875-1103 after 8. fireplaces... fsanaand n a wvuwic double gai gar- - — Rtaort Proptrty Experienced, part time. driving record. We are wants free rent and extra in­ tial location. Your present — Rtal Eatalt Wanttd ______Church______stating experience, Research Instrument, 528- wholesale distributors. Apply age. Priced far below replace­ come. Owner, 64M919. qualifications, and ment costs at 363,500. home considered in trade. MI8C. SERVICES ADVERTISING RUBBERMAID PARTIES 9625. Saturday, March 26, 9 to 11 — Strvicts Offtrtd background to Box 0 c/o need demonstrators part time a.m. at 299 Green Rd., Blanchard & Rossetto, COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg ★ $38,900. 64 DEADLINE u n Wt A1MI KWOCAAt • “ Painting-Paptfing Manchester Herald. or fuU time. No collecting! No Manchester. Realtors, 046-2482. Farm, with three story bam. DUPLEX. A wise man will — Building.ContracUng Manchetter High School | BABYSITTER NEEDED in 12:00 noon the day before packing! No delivering! Ton my Essex St. home. Monday Butler-type building. Power profit to look at this equity — Roofing.Siding Mi^ Dept g SUPERINTENDENT for — Haatif)g»Plumblng publication. commissions. Call Linda, 52 through...... Friday,.. udays. .,» . ELECTRO-MECHANICAL For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, March 24. Wednesday plant, and other outbuildings, builder. Generous size — Flooring presents h Manchester Apartment com­ Dtadlint for Saturday and 5712. References. " Call 646-4381646-4368, Tech, Lead-wire man type, night will find rain over most of the Northwest, while snow plus Three Lovely Homes. — Moving-TfucKlng*Storagt plex. Uve-in position. Rent rooms throughout. Ideal — Strvicta Wanttd M onday li 12:00 Noon Friday. after 5:00. part time. Research Instru­ falls over parts of New England. Elsewhere, generally fair IF WE Offers invited. B/W Realty, for professional use. GUYS I reduction. Pays 33.00 per ment, 528-9625. weather is predicted. Minimum temperatures include: (ap­ DOrTKUTOUR 647-1419. MI8C. FOR SALE hour. Must be responsible ^ r - HOIIf INBODATt... ■k New 6-6 Duplex ~ Houaehold Goods Schoola-Claaaaa 10 proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 36 PLEASE READ and i son, capable of electrical and WrEUMITIT. EAST HARTFORD - 5 1/2 featuring Itb baths, coun­ — Arliclet for Salt plumbing, and hard work. Ap- SURGICAL - DENTAL Assis­ (65), Boston 30 (42), Chicago 28 ( 47), Dallas 49 (70), Denver — Building Supplitt M» a>, ina» PC bim. Room Ranch. Located in the try kitchen, queen size tant wanted for oral surgeon 34 (63), Duluth 13 (35), Houston 52 (73), Jacksonville 41 (70), FaacH im a mahtin iPats -Birds- Dogs YOUR AD DOLLS I ointments being taken Hills Street area. Full base­ bedrooms, oak floors, hot office. Full time. Experience Kansas City 39 ( 65), Los Angeles 50 (61), Miami 84 (78). New tM-4144 — Livtstock Maich 25, 26 wd 27th. | &stween 9 and 11 a.m. Call ment, rec room, appliances, water baseboard heat. — Boats A Acctssorits Claaalfltd ads art taken over 528-1300. necessary. Send resume to Orleans 48 (76). New York 34 ( 46), Phoenix 51 (75), San — Sporting Qo<^s the phone as a convenience. plus two air conditioners. Quality construction Fri. 6 Sat 8 P.M. i REAL ESTATE COURSE Box V c/o Manchester Francisco 44 ( 52), St. Louis 33 (64), Seattle 38 ( 45), — Qardtn Products The Herald Is retponsible for Adults $2.50 Evening Herald. Asking 337,900. Goodchild- throughout. Owner finan­ — Antiquts only one Incorrect Insertion and Washington 31 (52). j^,S00 - 200 F(X)T frontage. Bartlett Realty, 646-2098 days, > Wanttd to Buy WELCOME WAGON Inter­ cing available. Present then only to the size of the Students $2.00 % in MANCHESTER Two bedroom Ranch. national - Are you Interested FULL TIME Janitor needed, 646-5175 evenings and original Insertion. Errors which Aluminum siding, baseboard home considered in trade. RENTALS Sr. Citizens $2.00 % in a full time position with experienced preferred. Six weekends. — R44,900 urged repeal of eligibility for persons who quit their job Jo Anne Henry SERVICE STATION atten- bury town line. Sliding doors Realtor, 643-1577. CBIA’s extensive lobbying for a change in the eligibili­ Manchester and Robert B. fertilizer plant - Job envolves or get fired. Although the measure was killed by law­ Weiss, in his official capacity Did you know if you are dent and auto mechanic with bagging, handling and staking BORING MILL PLANER from formal dining room to F.J.SPILECKI ty requirements, including television and radio adver­ rear deck with gas grill and m ot IMMEDIATE (tosh for your makers last year, even Democrats who oppose it say this as General Manager, consent 35 years old you have just some experience. Apply in fertilizer bags. Phone Mr. R R * 643-2121 tisements, is part of the group’s effort to improve the pererson only. Clarke Motor Hill, 6434)644. view of large well landscape property. Let us explain our year may be a different story. to accept the jurisdiction of 360 months to save for your fair proposal. Call Mr. business climate in Connecticut. retirement at age 65? Most Sal(';es, Route 6, Bolton. will consider personnel with prior operator experience □ EDUCATION and treed lot. Fireplaced The survey asked if someone who quits a job should be the Federal Courts if an ac­ family room, 2 1/2 baths. Belfiore, 647-1413. The ^oup claims the unemployment compensation women do not realize how EXPERIENCED Appliance eligible for unemployment compensation payments. tion is brought to enforce TRACTOR TRAILER Many extras make this a com­ burden is another business tax and works to discourage vital the insurance in­ Service Technician - Mill time tor the above openings. ELUNGTON - Near South MAY WE BUY your home? responsibilities in relation to DRIVER. Experienced and position servicing washers, Pitrata InatrucOona IS plete family home. B/W Real­ Windsor. Eight room Colonial. Becker said 57 per cent said “no,” while 28 per cent said firms from settling in Connecticut. dustry can be to their ()uick, fair, all cash and no “yes.” environmental reviews, deci­ dependable for local and out dryers, ranges etc. Excellent ty, 847-1416. Four bedrooms, one full, 2 sion making, and action; and security in later years. of state deliveries. Job in­ pay. Company benefits. Apply half baths. Formal dining, problems. Call Warren E. GUITAR, BANJO Teacher - Howland, Realtors, 64^1108. that these responsibilities Call me for advice on volves heavy lifting. Must be m person to Mr. Klmnall, Also Openings For: Sj^ializlng in Folk, Popular, TWO FAMILY - Two and four eat-in kitchen, fireplace, cen­ have been satisfied. The legal some of the newer tax­ bondable and have a record of Jack Roan Co. 109 Valley Bluegrass, Vocal Accompani­ bedrooms. Close to Main tral air, rec room. 340’s. 875- effect of this certification is saving concepts in finan­ at least five years with last Street, Willimantic, (tonn. ment Let music be the cure Street. Good condition. Houaahld Goods 40 Business leaders urge limits cial planning with ab­ employer. Telephone Mr. Hill, for your Spring Fever. Free Garage. Excellent invest­ that upon its approval, the 6434)644. ment. Let tenant cany your Town of Manchester may use solutely no obligation. OLAN MILLS STUDIO is loan instrument. Children 7 VERNON - Attractive Ranch REFRIGERATORS seeking full time person for MACHINISTS on. Reasonable rates. 646- property. Keith Real Estate, on wooded lot. Three Washers, ranges, used, the Block Grant funds, and IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on telephone advertising depart­ ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS 6557. ^ 1 2 6 , 649-1922. bedrooms, lovely family guaranteed and clean. New on manufacturing liability HUD will have satisfi^ its Stale Mutual our second and third shifts. ment. Will train. Call 64^2827 MAINTENANCE MECHANICS LABORERS room. Must be seen. Mid 34()s, shipment damaged, GE and responsibilities under the Businatt & Eatata Analytli 7% incentive pay on second between 9 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. TENNIS INSraUCTIONS In­ B/W Realty, 647-1419. Frigldaire. Low prices. B. D. HARTFORDHARTFORn MTPI^(UPI) — Connecticut ______» A«__ i ... National Environmental Tax Shallarad Planning shift, 5% incentive pay on dividual or group. Day or Pearl and Son, 649 Main in ‘claim consciousness’ on the part in the medical field — the public has third shift. Experienced help WELDERS PACKERS business leaders fear consumers Policy Act of 1969. HUD will LH aSH aaItti Plana CUSTODIAN - Manchester night. At very reasonable 72 ELDRIDGE STREET - Street, 643-2171. of the American consumer,” said changed its attitudes and is suing left wanted, but will train. three bedrooms, large family may start a national trend of suing accept an objection to its ap­ CJiurch. Approximately 37 1/2 rates. Private court. Call 646- KEITH Harry P. Harris, representing the and right,” he said. proval of the release of funds Screeners, Platers, and Q.C. hours per week, including MACHINE TOOL ASSEMBLERS ^ASSEMBLERS 2183, nytlme. kitchen, pantry, laundry LOVE SEAT - Good condition. companies for damage done by their ^ p ly Multi Circuits Inc., 50 Stamford Area Commerce and In­ The proposal would also let a firm and acceptance of the cer­ Suite 224 some Sunday time. Previous room, wall-to-wall carpeting 350. (tolonial design, (jail 6 ^ products. Harrisson Street, NG BORER *TESTERS REMEDIAL READING and REM ESTITE throughout, garage, plus 0255, after 5 p.m. dustry Association. “There is a pay plantiff damages over a period of tification only if it is on one of 1800 Sllaa Deana Highway related experience desirable. Business leaders told the Manchester. An Equal Oppor­ Write Box Y, c/o Manchester math; individualized work 172 E. Ctntor St. many extras, Asking 331,900. feeling that if someone is injured, it years, rather than a lump sum. the following bases: (a) Uut Rocky Hill, CT 08087 tunity Employer. legislature’s Judiciary Committee Herald. INSPECTORS ^Aircraft companents, IE, am, (lst-6th grade) by Paul J. (jorrenti, 646-2125, or WE BUY & Sell furniture. must be somebody else’s fault.” The business leaders said there’s the certification was not in (203) 663-2391 ■r’s degree teacher. 56^ 643-5363. Cash on the line. One piece or Tuesday insurance premiums are K ••Wo Make Harris was among more than a been an “alarming” increase in com­ fact executed by the chief HEAT TREATERS pumps, fuel CDutruls, etc. 8075. an entire houseful. 646-6432. skyrocketing because consumers are HOUSE CALLS^’ dozen business leaders who in plaints and, far worse from their executive officer of the appli­ LOVELY aluminum sided Furniture Barn, 345 Main changing their attitude and suing cant; or (b) that applicant’s PIANO, VOICE - Ucensed Cape with fireplaced living Street, beside Douglas testified in favor of a proposal to point of view, a m ajor jump in liabili­ whenever someone gets hurt. environmental review record LEGAL IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT Teacher, Masters Degree, room, wall-to-wall carpet, 3 Motors. limit a manufacturer’s liability. ty insurance premiums — even when 646-4126 “There has been a major increase for the project indicates omis­ Professional Singer-Pianist, bedrooms, tool shea and “It’s the same thing that happened the firm has not been sued. NOTICE J l? NECESSARY New higher wage rates in effect for all positions. Benefits ^ s sic a l, Popular, (3iords. 649-1922 more. Asking 339,900. Zinsser sion of a required decision, TOWN OF ANDOVER l^ n g tor managwiMni ^ Somaa For Sala 23 finding, or step applicable to Call 644-8597. Agency, 64^1511. NO'nCE OF REGISTRARS • t o l ^ O rM l opportunity tor thooo with ombltlon and include company paid group insurance and pension plan, the project in the environmen­ Notice is hereby given that dooiro to oom 6176 par waok and up. Company Democrats not concerned tal review process. Objections the Registrars of Voters for 12 paid holidays, vacation, sick leave pay and many more. must be prepared and sub­ **^™?*"®’*******'**’ ******** BTOwth tinea govarnmanit $10 NOTICE the Town of Andover, Conn, million study on lira. Far Intarvlow cal! io a.m. to 8 mitted in accordance with the will be in session on March 29, required procedure (24 CFR p.m., atk lor parsonnd. The employment office for these companies will be open with legislative pace PUBUC HEARING 1977 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at FOUR NEW LISTINGS! Part 58), and may ad­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS the Town Office Building, TENTATIVE BUDGETS dressed to HUD at the Hart­ from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic ford Area Office, One Finan­ School Road, for the purpose OF GENERAL MANAGER of correcting and preparing 646-8288 legislative leaders say there is nothing to But House Minority Leader Gerald F. cial Plaza, Hartford, Ct. 12 noon Saturday. Stevens, R-Milford, said the legislative April 6, 1977 the Registry List. worry about, but their Republican 8:00 P.M. Objections to the release of “pace is dangerously slow. I see a terrible funds on bases other than P atrice E. Kowalski counterparts are warning of potential WADDELL SCHOOL Faith S. Weber logjam in April and May, with many sub­ those stated above will not be Applicants traveling by auto should enter the Main Gate, chaos in the session’s closing month AUDITORIUM Registrars of Voters, WANT SPENDING MONEY? stantive issues being forced into a restric­ considered by HUD. No objec­ because little has been done so far. 163 Broad Street Town of Andover Boys * airfs - Wo Hood You! tion received after April 15, Gate No. 5 on Oakwood Ave., near New Park in West GOP leaders say they are concerned tive time schedule.” Notice Is hereby given that In No. 050-3 1977 will be considered by about the legislature’s slow pace, pointing Since the lawbody opened deliberations accordance with the Herald carriers are needed Hartford for convenient parking. Others can enter through provisions of Chapter V of the HUD. iiiir out only 22 measures — none of them in January the House and Senate have met Dated at Manchester, Conn, in the following areas: major — have been approved by only once a week and leaders say twice Town Charter, as amended, the Chandler Evans Personnel Department, just south of law- the Board of Directors of the this 23rd day of March, 1977. MAGNIFICENT RANCH makers. weekly sessions won’t begin until next TOWN OF MANCHESTER SCARBOROUGH ROAD Town of Manchester will hold Town of Manchester Manchester: Gate No. 5, Main Gate. with a first floor family room, fireplace, 2 full baths, 3 But the Democrats, who have ..o,c month. They are unsure when the tempo a Public Hearing on the ten- Robert B. Weiss, bedrooms, large taurioiy room, 2 car garage plus a Gracious 3-4 bedroom COLONIAL. U rge fireplaced LEGAL /Adams Straat and Buckland Straat living room, kitchen with pantry and laundry, first overhwelming control of both the House of will increase further. UUve budgets of the General General Manager area concrete in-ground heated pool, wooded lot with a Representatives and the Senate, say the Manager for said Town of No. 053-3 beautiful brook. Only 352,900. floor den, formal dining room, plus a 2 car aaraec Senate Minority Leader Lewis B. Rome, NOTICE GOP is worrying needlessly and it is quali­ Manchester for the fiscal year Pursuant to Subpart D. Sec­ Don’t miss it! Low 350’s. * * ' ty, not quantity that matters. R-Bloomfield, said the slowdown was beginning July 1, 1977 as tion 570.300 (b) of the U.S. East Hartford: caused by the lack of committee action on ”1 feel actually that we’re in good shape published or to be published Housing and Community Carriers needed in the following areas- numerous bills that should already be at this point, I don’t see any chaos ahead by the General Manager in WHAT$ Development Act of 1974 /Burnside Avenue, High School, ready for floor action. and I feel that we’ll be moving to the same The Manchester Evenlna notice is hereby given that the St. Mary’s Cemetery area. Herald. Town of Manchester’s orderly adjournment of recent years,” Stevens said he can’t see any way the /Burnside Avenue - Bell Court area Said Hearing will be held In THE amendments to the first and said Senate Majority Leader Joseph legislature can avoid the frantic late night the Auditorium of the Waddell second year applications for /Burneldo Avenue - Delmont, Lieberman, D-New Haven, in an interview meetings that traditionally characterize Community Development @ COLT INDUSTRIES School, 163 Broad Street, on Bldwell, Vernon Road area. with the New Haven Register Tuesday. the closing days of the session. Wednesday, April 6, 1977, at GOOD Block Grant funding have been received by the U.S. /Walnut, Greenlawn, Concord Street eight o’clock In the evening, at area. GIUNDUR EVANS me. which Hearing any elector or Department of Housing and THE NEW KITCHEN taxpayer may have an oppor­ Urban Development for BOWERS SCHOOL MOKP /Oxford Drive, Handel Road, Maola will sparkle for many years to come in this im­ tunity to be heard. For and by processing. A copy of the sub­ P R A H 0 WHTNEY M A O H H TOOL DIV. 4 bedroom DUTCH COLONIAL with a fireplaced Birth rate hits record low The good word Street, Waehington Ave., Event Ava maculate 7 room aluminum sided CAPE. U ts of plush order of the Board of Direc­ mitted document with A-95 living room, formal dining room, kitchen, walk-up at­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut’s 172 deaths, or 8.3 per 1,000 residenU, were is that carpeting plus a deep treed lot and large above-ground birth rate, which has reflected a national tors of the Town of comments is on file in the Call 647-9946 WEST HARTFORD, CONN. tic, carpeting and 2 car garage. Priced at 3«,900. recorded. Classified ads Town Manager’s office, pool. Call today! Only 336,900. trend in recent years, hit a record low last Manchester, Connecticut. H o n U Cfroufaffon Ogpt “Connecticut has the largest population Phyllis Jackston, are the most Municipal Building, AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F year even though the state has more it has ever had of women of the child­ Secretary effective way Manchester. EARN GOOD SKNDINB MONEY women of child-bearing age than ever bearing ages between 15 and 35 and the Board of Directors to send the Dated at Manchester, Conn, BOYSAOIRLS before, the state Health Department says. potential for a population increase cer­ Manchester, Connecticut message when this 21st day of March, 19% BU N O U m & ROSSEHO REALTOR! 5 Evenings a MteeA The agency said Tuesday 35,301 babies tainly exists,” said Merton Honeyman, Dated at MancbMter, Connec­ you nead Town of Manchester^ Robert B. Weiss, 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. 100 WEST CENTER STREET were born in 1976, an average of 11.2 live director of the department’s health ticut this eleventh day of buyers, renters births per 1,000 population. A total of 26,- March, 1977 General Manager A STRIKE EXISTS AT OUR PLANTS faUAlHOUilMO statistics dtyision. or employees! 647- 1 S S I 041-3 No. 051-3 ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ 1 PFpoaruuirr PAGE TEN j ___ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., March 23 1977 ACROSS 4 Large Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977— PAGE ELEVEN-B continent AnOquM gg Autos For Safe 67 1 Eastern 5 Looks 4g Apartments For Honi S3 M/sc. for ffsnt priests . 6 Summer (Fr.) Charles M. Schultz frank » NEMl FOR YOUR D061 w tru u I.OV& t h e m , WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600 6 Existent 7 Element sou - 2 door coupe, 4 speed. Bums D e a r A b b y 12 Hire 8 Source of Dolls • Paintings, Trains, Ear­ feet first floor industrial PEOP^v<,CRACKERS ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, N m i M l t l no oil, low mileage, excellent 13 Panic wood emie's space. Concrete floor, 5ip. TrfY'ft Jugs, Crocks, Almost I M ta M T s condition. Original owner. 14 Songstress 9 Gulches rinklered, overhead door. 10 Egg drink A n y t ^ Old. 646-26M. Asking 31500. Call 6491406. By Abigail Van Buren Stevens DOG SHAPED LlAe j t « i t nooa, cwstltd, o ln W. monthly Including heat, 15 Power 11 Essay WHV AM I SLEEPING UIMV ME arren E. Howland, 16Ci(ium 14 Give up Wanted to tu y 46 I doMtt, in nmmsTM, ilr cee- f PLYMOUTH 1974 DUSTER - IN A CARP60ARPB0X? l o r d ? ■ “*'«'>le 26 Racket string ■ I TO-PPep S/U.BSmEN»>- out "f^atuhhLrnn ^ *" *'"<*e"ts). I married more 25 Snaky letter material 34 Let 46 Weather WANTED, SET of GoU clubs - CAUMIKTBHMM 1974 FIREBIRD ESPRIT - 26 Incision 38 Comedian bureau (abbr.) —------^ 3 . 7 3 • >»7»r«A.hc.T.M atg USWOH □ AUTOMOTIVE fHendsto d S , .” My Parents and even 27 Bewildered Men’s, in good condition. Standard transmission, air 28 Auctioneer's jmoL When we w ire ^ wouldn’t listen, 28 Ice fishing Sparks 49 Old King Reasonable. Uiil 646-3038. conditioning, AM-FM radio, word Mtlntfirop me and “forvpl"! '’orrow money from gear 39 Breakfast fruii 0 1977 Un.ltg Fpilurt Syna-eilt IRC Autos For Safe 67 excellent condition, 33800 29 Gone from 50 Night before a money H rnever . , r ^ “ «H the money is ”his” . 29 Tenth month juice WANTED - UUUty Shed and firm. 6494620. home holiday Patio Umbrella in good condi­ hi alwav, ha. en '"® “ "’t uffo'-d it, but (abbr.) 40 Endearment PNQ- R3N<5 1975 NOVA HATCHBACK - 8 ne always has enough to entertain his buddies. 30 Light inventor 41 Prophet 51 Lion's home tion. Piease call 643-9262. MANCHESTER - SU Room 32 Levies 31 Pair P1M& FDN& cylinder. Standard transmis­ 43 Scatter 52 Dentist's Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Duplex. Three bedrooms, full Inrnj *’®*!y w®® 3 und my third was on the way be- 35 Month (abbr.) 32 Inner self P I N ^ TON© attic, full baibasement. No pets, sion. Excellent condition. Trucka lor 8ala 62 44 Body fluid degree (abbr.) PIN© TON© 32300, or best offer. Must sell. old oif.° “ ‘*’®" “ Ms mother’s 36 Gold leaf Security reoii[uir^. 1 ^ . New- 37 Inner (prefix) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 PIN© TON© □ RENTALS ly decorateu. References. 643- 6495732. 1973 FORD F500 Custom Cab. THERE'S HE DOESN'T HAVE IT/ I'M "V ®™' "OW I*® I’ll* me regularly. He 39 Officer's M s,aoo READY TO PLEAD HIM 6515, or 643-7971. V-8, power steering, four 12 13 AFTER ALL, SCOTTY-THE OLD NEED CAR? Credit bad? wTshT hfd H "a ®^®" ‘0 wea7 * Candidate TH A T HE GUILTY-AND IF YOU'LL speed, fourteen foot stake 1 wish I had listened, but it’s too late now. School (abbr.) MAN WASN'T REALLY ARMED H A S TO AGREE, I'M SURE THE ' Rooms for Rent Bankrupt? Repossessed? 14 15 “ 'HE RETURNED MOST OF 63 MANCHESTER - Luxurious body, 23,000 miles, excellent 42 Lubricate ACCOUNT JUDGE WILL CONSIDER A , Honest Douglas accepts condition. 2293440 after 6:00, SORRY FORI LIGHT SENTENCE— MAYBE j one and two bedroom 43 Automotive 16 17 16 FURNISHED ROOMS for townbouse apartments. Great lowest down, smallest 2293490. A YEAR, OR IS M O N TH S/, g e n tle m e n - K itc h e n payments.nents. Douglas Motors, late “ ?*•’' •’® ‘®® ‘‘ te tor yon, but it’s not too society (abbr.) 19 location, all conveniences. No 44 Scotch hilt 20 21 22 23 24 privileges, free parking. Cen­ 345 Main. pets. Damato Enterprises, 45 Frequently 25 26 27 26 tral location. References and 6 ^ 1 0 2 1 . Motorcyelaa-Bleyelaa 64 (poet.) 1975 DATSUN B-210 security required. 643-2693, 47 Say 29 30 31 after 5 p.m. ONE ROOM EFFICENCY - Hatchback - Automatic, 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON 50 British king Heat, hot water, appliances. excellent condition. AM/FM 8 FX-1200 - Built by factory 53 More quickly 32 33 34 35 FURNISHED ROOM for rent, track, radials. Call after 6:00 engineer. Branch heads, 54 Turned Main Street location. S^uri- ested to ‘ '"T “ you’®® Mter- 36 37 36 39 40 41 community kitchen and bath. W, references, lease. 3135. p.m., 2892060. 32800. Barnett clutch, aluminum 55 Walks in mud ffousafiofd Goods 40 Artfcfss for Sale 4 1 Artlclaa lor Sale 41 Doga-BIrde-Pata 43 All utilities included. Security CaW after 6 p.m., 6493911. rocker rollers, Mikunl car­ 56 Donates 42 43 44 and references. On bus line WE PAY 315 for complete buretor, balanced motor, blue write again. Have I got a letter for youil 57 Yellow fever KELVINATOR GAS STOVE - UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub and near stores. Call 644-0383. Junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland mosquito 45 46 47 49 2 MARANTZ - 2270 Receiver. DOG-CAT BOARDING TOWN HOUSE Apartment to prints! motor and transmis­ Six months old. Call after 5:00 Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 3350 or best offer. Call 646-9197 Auto Body, 5291990. bathing/grooming. Complete Sub-let in Manchester. Two sion. 33,400 firm. Call 6497732. Kf^uddaughter just completed her 50 61 p.m., 646-3843. Brownies, nurses. East until 5 p.m., 649-2357 after 5 modern facilities. Canine FEMALE COLLEGE Student DOWN ?2 53 Prlscllle’s Pop — Al Vermeer Catholic School. 649-1225. bedrooms, modem kitchen, lach o/reM wl Episcopal Church, and p.m.1 . Ask for Brian. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon preferred. Five blocks from utulities included. 3255 per PAR’TS Department now open TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 54 55 Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Main St. 647-12M after 5 p.m. Saturdays. Complete line of T ^ .13'.'’®". 0 “ py of some words of wisdom, 1 British insurer SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com­ month. Available May 1st. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and hope you will find it worthy of printing in your column. 2 Trojan hero FACE FACTS, M R.^ Chrysler parts. Chorches rack. 31,750. 2894042. 56 57 THIS- IS r e a l it y : □ MISC. FOR SALE ponents. Dual turntable. BOYS THREE SPEED - 24” Call 6495583 after 5:00. MRS. S.. SAN MARINO. CALIF. 3 Virile NUTCHELL.'WEALL Bike. Very good condition. FREE PUPPIES - Cute, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Motors. 6493646. -U SOME------c 5H r 5 ^ 4 P io n e e r 77 S p e a k e r s . lovable and paper trained, rooms. Single 359.95, 3M.99, (NrwSFARfR ENTinPRISE ASSN) NEED INSURANCE. Excellent condition. 3600. or 330. Call 6492062 after 6:00 AVAILABLE Immediately - 1975 KAWASAKI 500. Only 3,- TOPPLE VERY FAST.' Artfcfss tor Sale Cali 646-4259 alllu er 41 p.m. double 369.ro, 374.95 plus tax. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, ers^*”^ * ****** * *''*'* P*“ "uy '■«»d- LIFE IS CRUEL.' 41 best offer. 643-0888, days. p.m. F ive room Duplex. T'wo 000 miles. Elxcellent condi­ Phone in room. Call 6^2300. bedrooms, finished recreation yellow, excellent condition, tion, some accessories. ALUMINUM sheets used as FREE TO A GOOD home, two make an offer. Call 6494938 X 3 PIANO - Spinet, walnut. room, wall-to-wall carpet, dis­ Asking 31250. Call 6492391 printing plates, .007 thick, SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, males, part Shepard. Call 647- VERY CLEAN - Newly fur- after 5 p.m. CHILDREN LEARN WHAT THEY LIVE Win at Bridge processed gravel, stone, sand About 5 years old. 3475. Call hwasher, appliances, full after 5:30. Ux32” , 25 cents each or 5 for 643-0152. 9008 anytime. nished room on busline ideal basement, laundry hook ups, 11. Phone 643-2711. and fill. For delivery call for working person. 1976 TRIU M PH TR 7 - If a child lives with criticism. George H. Griffing, Andover, private driveway, close to 1968 NOR’TON 750 - 3500 or He learns to condemn... AKC DOBERMAN PUPPIES References and security shopping and scnools. Pets Original cost 37,000, asking best offer. Call 6491754 before DOPI handles interference 742-7TO. - Rosevale, Eifred line. Bred required. Call 646-0505. 35,000. Loaded. Air con­ If a child lives with hostility. OLD NEW ENGLAND bam allowed. 3275. 6496297, 649 6 : 00. for size and temperament. 7023. ditioning, 9track deck. Phone He learns to fight... materials. Chestnut, Pine, NORTH 23 There are any number of COMPLETE REAR END - GROUP TAG SALE - Linens, Call 872-3686. Apartmonla For Rant S3 5699348 after 5 p.m. Days, 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En­ H a child Uve with ridicule. Hickory, Oak and Ash clothing, dishes, bedding, mis­ 6490888. He learns to be shy... A K J97 ways but we like to use the \ available to create interest For 50 series Chevy truck, SUB-LEASE - Modem One dure. Excellent condition. 3,- ¥2 single speed, or best cellaneous items. All in WE HAVE customers waiting bedroom Apartment. Heat, 600 miles. Best reasonable If a child lives with jealousy. one called DOPI, This and warmth in your building 3100 9KQJ6 offer. 1/ 4' ' steel tool chest, ap­ excellent condition. Saturday for the rental of your apart­ appliances, utilities, air con­ 1969 - PONTIAC FIREBIRD offer. Call after 4 p.m., 649 He learns to feel guilty... acronym stands for double and restoration plans. Country March 26th., 9 a.m. to 2:M LIvaatock 44 ment or home. J.D. Real good mnning condition, asking AJ754 with zero, pass with one. We Carpenters, Roger Barrett, proximately 2'x 3’xS', water ditioning, laundry. I^one 649 8807. If a child lives with tolerance. tight, plus lockable 3125. p .m . 75 T h a y e r R oad, Estate Associates, Inc. 649 8273. 31300 call M91150. He learns to be patient... add that we bid with more Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawrence 6 4 9 ^ . 1980. WEST EAST Router, power door plane, and Manchester. BIG BEAUTIFUL Chestnut 1974 KAWASAKI 500 - Under If a child lives with encouragement. than one. Thus, when North Pony - 3125. Metal, red pony VOLKSWAGENS - We buy, A 8 2 A S 4 TWO 300 AMP Rectorfiers - circular saw, 330 each, 375 all. 4,000 miles. 31,000 or best He learns confidence... » K Q 10 7 5 4 doubles five hearts he isn’t WHY IS m a . TUBBS n o t h e r e f o r Used, but clean 6” channel WASHER DRYER - Brand cart 390. Pony harness 340. LOOKING for anything in real sell, and repair rebuilt offer. Call 644-1754 before If a child lives with praise. V AJ983 doubling for penalty — he is Good condition. Good for Call 4599373, or 4599918. estate rental - apartments, ♦ 9 ♦ 8732 TODAY'S MEETIN0♦...SHE'S J.R VERY WBLL...THEN THE iron 12’ lengths - new 33.50 per new FRIGIDAIRE, apart­ engines and transmissions. 6 :00. doubling to show that he McKEES DAUeHTEK AND HEIRE551 plating, or welding. Call 649- ment size, washer on bottom homes, multiple dwelUius, no He learns to appreciate... A A962 A83 BOARD WILL C O M E TO 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. foot, will sell 31-50 a foot. Some used. Tim Morlarty, doesn’t hold an ace. If he held » ORDER AND ELECT A and dryer on top. Asking 3250 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Hartford Rd„ Manchester. If a child lives with fairness. SOUTH (D) Realistic TRC, 24C, 23 , --JP npara He learns justice... one ace he would have passed. ^ HBW PREEIDEWr OF channel Mobil CB Radio, 375 or best offer. 646-8665. Associates, Inc. 6491980. A A Q 10 6 3 McREE INDUSTRIES! SWIMMING POOLS - Large Anilquaa Mobileblla HornetH 85 If a child lives with security. V6 With two aces he would have or best offer. Call 649-8473, 4B 1974 PLYMOUTH Satellite pool distributor has luxury He learns to have faith... ♦ A 10 5 4 bid five spades — the cheapest leave message. FOR SALE - Queen size mat­ NEW THREE Room apart­ LGQKINGI Custom Sation Wagon - Power 18’ CAMPER trailer - single above ground pools in original WANTED Antioue furniture, ment - Handy to bus and shop­ 3 We offer the largest variety of i If a child lives with approval. AKQIO bid at his disposal. tress and box spring. 3100. 3 attractive apartments and ? steering, power brakes, air axle, excellent condition. cartons. Guaranteed. Must Good condition. 2892%9. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or ping. References and security He learns to like himself... North-South vulnerable After North doubled to show clear warehouse for new 19^ LIGHTED SHOWCASE, 3-M 1 Mwnhouses in Manchester f conditioning, low mileage. Eleven years old. 31,500. Call other antique items. R. deposit required. 3210 per 2 Rental office cmn daily 9-5 i 6497063. If a chUd lives with acceptance and friendship. no aces South had a real Pools - 3599. completely copier. National Cash Harrison, 643-8709. 3 weekends. 11-3, ‘ * 742-8930. Weal North E ait South problem. He might pass and register. Call 643-6922. Building Suppllaa 42 month. Philbrick Agency, He learns to find love in the world. erected. 31x16 OD, 15x24 swim Realtors, 646-4200. 1 A defend against five hearts area, complete with liner, DAMATO 1969 OLDS VISTA Cruiser - 9 ARE YOU Selling your Mobil WITH WHAT IS YOUR CHILD LIVING? NATURAL STONE for WANTED - Old toys, post passenger wagon. Blue. Small 2 » 3 A 4 V 4 N. T. doubled. "This contract would ladder, pump, sundeck, fen­ SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com- cards, steins, stringed in­ Home? Buyers are waiting. 5 ¥ Dbl. Pass 5 A retaining walls, veneers, ELUNGTON - TICK TOCK 8-cylinder, automatic Call Plaza Homes. Broker. 1- have gone down two tricks. cing and stairs. Financing p^onents. Dual turntable. patios, etc. Pick up by the struments, paintings, fur­ TOWER - Immediate oc­ ENTERPRISES Paas P a u Pass arranged. Absolutely no transmission, power steering. South finally made the right Pioneer 77 Speakers. pound or delivery by the ton. niture, clocks, advertising cupancy. A new one bedroom 648-1021 Real nice car 31095. Suburban Opening lead — K » obligauon. Call toll free 1-809 Excellent condition. 3600. or decision and went to five Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, items, outright purchase, con­ Townhouse community within Motor Car, 50 Tolland ’Tum- spades, where he lost the two 38245^. Ask for FYank. best offer. 643-0888, days. signments. 644-8962. BRAND NEW 14 foot wides, 649-3163. walking distance of stores, ike, Manchester, 6492076. from 39995, in stock ready for By Oswald & James Jacoby aces held by his opponents. Alley Oop — Dave Graue M banks and churches. Features ben 8-8 on Vernon- Astro-graph THREE LARGE Bedroom immediate delivery. I^ce in­ It doesn’t happen often, but include private entrances, Duplex - New carpets, living, eManchester town line. cludes: Wall to wall By BERNICE BEDE 080L it does happen. If you play a balcony overlooking cathe^al dlnmg room, modem kitchen, carpeting, matching lot of bridge you will run into ^ YXJ HEAp o t u ' maiuI u p ceilinged living room, wall-to- stove and new refrigerator. VOLVO - 1969 - 144S. Good # 1 appliances, bow window, front It on occasion. What we are FOtXS BETTER 6iAND BACK j WASN’T lODDINfijT ) X i m r BELIBVE i n what wall carpeUng, 1 1/2 baths, Attic, basement garage, and running condition. Asking For Thursday, March 24, 1977 country kitchen, and much talking about is Interference A Texas reader asked us range, refrigerator, garbage yard. 3290 monthly. No 3950. Call 6494611. ' DO more. Large selection to ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Be with your Blackwood four some questions about the Tex­ H ISO D PIN 6T disposal, pantry unit, air con­ Purity require 6499 Although conditions generally prepared to play the role of a as convention. We will answer ditioning, master ’TV antenna, choose from, all priced to sell. no trump. after 1 p.m 1971 VOLKSWAGEN - Sharp. favor you today, you're a little tough horse trader today. Hang some today and the rest abundant closets, 24-hour Excellent financing available. We won’t go into the merit few kw Radio, sunroof, immaculate. Trades welcomed. Parts, hard to gel along with. At least If In there and give only what you tomorrow. superintendent service, laun­ Compare anywhere. 31295. you make a faux pas. you'll go have to. or lack of merit of South’s MANCHESTER - Newer two The Texas convention deriv­ A dry and storage facilities in bedroom Duplex. Half of two Suburban Motor Car, 50 back and amend It. Blackwood call with today’s SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dte. ed its name because it was A basement, no pets. For ap­ family. Waddell School area. Tolland Turnpike, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) For hand. Suffice to say that he 13 fesv-: pointment please call 8799876, Manchester, 6492076. C ^n 9 21) If you find yourself caught did use it and West interfered first played extensively in P e ts accepted. 3265 per Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ best results llnanclally today, between people today, don't get Monday through Friday 8 to 5. month. Paul W. Dougan, 8 on Vernon-Manchester town by bidding five hearts. How Texas. It was invented by pike, Berlin, Connecticut. 1- keep what you're doing to embroiled In their feud. Play Dave Carter of St. Louis, one Equal Housing Opportunity. Realtor, 6494535. line. yourself. Above all. don't confide peacemaker. Try to restore har­ can North show how many Services Offered 31 aces he holds? of the great players of the ’50s Sarvleaa Offered 31 Services Otiarad In pessimists or wild-eyed mony. 31 Building-Contracting 33 SECOND FLOOR - Four room 1971 OLDS CUTLASS dreamers. and ’60s. 1972 - YELLOWSTONE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VILLAGER APTS. Apartment. Heat and utilities Supreme - 4-door hardtop, Travel ’Trailer. 21 foot, tan- BRICK - BLOCK, stone, MAINTENANCE Work FOR ALL your Dry Wall Carpeting, full basement. tile blue. Automatic transmission, GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) A lew It's beat that you keep a cool included. .Adults only. No pets. dom wheels, sleeps six, fully frustrations are likely today when Berry’s World 3-A3 fireplaces, concrete, chimney needed. Door and window needs - Drobiak Dry Wall baths, appliances, heat, patio, air 3250 monthly. Security. 649 power steering, radio, white head at work today. Things will TYPING conditioner, no pets, adults. self contained, many extras. you're thwarted. However, turn out to be far less critical et home repairs. No job too small. repair, painting, sheetrock Company, 575 Center Street, 1189. walls. Above average Save. Call for es- March 1st occupancy. Call 6497710, days. something you didn't expect to than they first appeared. The Flintstonea — Hanna-Barbera Productions Reasonable and other household services. Manchester. Call 646-8882. mileage, but well cared for could pan out. timates. 643-7640. CHARLES LESPERANCE clean attractive car. Fh'iced AQUARIUS (Jan. 29Feb, 19) Rates ROCKVILLE - Three Room Automotive Service 58 LINRI Construction Co. - Tom B49-7620 Apartment. With heat, hot right at 31095. Suburban Motor CANCER (June 21-July 22) You There's a time when the best way ELECTRICIAN - All types of could be stalled early today, but to treat a problem Is to walk 649-3663 Painting-Papering 32 Corbitt. Building, Remolding, water, stove refri^rator. Car, 50 Tolland Turnpike, ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- wiring, electrical improve­ Additions, Garages, Kitchens, Carpet. 3165. No pets. Parking Manchester. 6492076. Open 9 mostly because your plans are III away from It. A refreshed out­ ment, and repair work. FREE ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE sun specialists, factory thought out. Later you'll gat on look can solve It later. PAINTING - interior and Roofing, Siding, Recreation for one car. Adults only. 8 on Vernon-Manchester town trained, one day service, 114 MASONRY - Brick, block, estimates. Call 6495253. GARDENS of Strawberry line. the track lor a happier ending. exterior, paperhanging, Rooms. 649535S. Security deposit. Call 6497690. Blast Main Street, Rockville. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mtreh 20) concrete, chimneys, and excellent work. References. Road. A new suburban one LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A com­ Another may try to deny you fireplaces. New or repair TELEPHONE TALK - Ser- bedroom apartment com­ 871-1617. Free estimates. Fully in­ NEWTON SMITH OlHeaa-Storaa lor Rant 58 'l972 PONTIAC CaUlina - 9 plete change of tactics may be something you feel you're en­ work. Call 528-4596, after 5 vice for sales personnel, sured. Martin Mattson, 649 Remodeling, Repairing. Rec munity nestled in the country door hardtop. Sporty red with necessary today. If you can't titled to today. If your cause Is p.m. business owners, and district hills in historic Ellington. In carry the fort with a frontal 4431. rooms. No job hra small. 649 ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square black vinyl roof. Automatic just, speak up. You'll get what's managers, in the interest of 3144. addition to it’s unique, assault, try a flanking movement. rightfully yours. feet industrial space, 2,000 transmission, power steering. ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars sales promotion and adver­ PAPER HANGING Expert. refreshing architectural factory air conditioning, tam and attics. Moving large tising. 633-7816. design and beautiful square feet office space. Easi­ Fun To Make VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your average paper, in CARPENTRY, Custom ly sub-dlvidable. 2W-0495, 249 player, white walls. $l?K. Associates march to the tune of appliances, also stone or loam averag e room , 330. Mr. Houses - Addditions, garages, landscaping, it features You’ll love it. Suburban Motor CARPETING - Never laid. <715. a diflereni drummer today. It's f c o delivered. 6491775 or 6499532. Richman, 6493864. roofing and siding, kitchens, private entrances, private Car, 50 Tolland Turnpike, best to be a loner In Important From 3180,000 home! Newest bathrooms, and repair work of patio area with sliding glass Manchester, 6492076. Open 9 things. MAN - For heavy work in fer­ nylon short shag. Beautiful. doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, OFFICE FOR RENT - Tinker QUALITY PAINTING and all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis Building, 789 Main Street, 8 on Vernon-Manchester town tilizer plant. Job involves Sealed in water-proof factory for estimate, 6496712. range, refrigerator, garbage line. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) You March 24. 1977 Paper Hanging by Willis Manchester. 360 monthly. In­ may not have your lull share of handling and stacking fer­ container. Will do three Schultz. Fully insured, disposal, master ’TV antenna, tilizer bags. Must be in good rooms, wall to wall. We cludes electricity. Call 643- savvy In business mailers today. Material opportunities could references. 649-4343. CARPENTRY A Masonry - traverse rods, laundry and 1967 FIREBIRD Hardtop - present themselves to you this physical condition. Phone Mr. bought too much. Sacrifice - storage facilities in basement, 8022. It's best to postpone dealing till Born Loser — Art Sansom Additions and remodeling. Sharp burgundy with black in­ you have a clearer head. year from two different sources. Hill, 6490644. 3199. New padding for three A. & W. PAINTING - Very Free estimates. Call Anthony air conditioning, total elec­ terior. 8-cyIinder with stan­ Each can be sound If you handle rooms - 318. Private: 1-349 Squillacote, 649-0811. tric, no pets. Ranch and dard 9speed transmission on them properly. 8444. reasonable. Free Estimates. CAM TREE Service - Free es­ Call Wayne, 6497696. Duplex style apartments OFFICE SMCE column. Radio, beautiful car. timates, discount senior available. Rentals starting at RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 FOR RENT 31195. Suburban Motor Car, 50 WQ 6ETTER'HI£^ citizens. Company WATERPROOFING ^ INTERIOR PAINTING and 3175. per month. For app^t- Tolland Turiytike, Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffsl Manchester owned and Hatchways. Foundation wallpapering. Quality BIDWELL Home Improve­ ment call 8799876, Monday iSO square feet, center of I Manchester, 6492076. Open 9 ® t977byNEA.Vic ' h o m e,fel.ADHS^ operated. Call 6491327. cracks. Tile lines. Sump thru Friday, 8 to 5. Manchester, air condiUonina and I professional work at ment Co. Expert installation parking. Call M3-9SS1. I 8 on Vernon-Manchester town "The President sent us home so we can spend pumps. Fireplaces. Stone reasonable prices. Fully in­ of aluminum siding, gutters I line. THAT WAS walls, patios, steps. Ceramic sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ and trims. Roofing installa­ TWO BEDROOM Duplex "FLIGHT OF ...^ more lime with our lamilies, so here I am. Weird, ting, 643-9321. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 879 apartments - Within waUcing 1974 PINTO - Real beauty. 9 BUMBLEBEE'.' eh?" d is ta n c e 9109. A’TTRACTIVE Four room of­ speed, radio, whitewalls, and WHAT DID VtXJ Our Boarding House — Carrol A McCormick J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior Manchester. 3210 monthly, in­ fice. Ground level, central best of ali 14,000 certified cludes: Heat, hot waier, THINK OF and Exterior Painting, FRED YOUNG - Eastern location, professional miles. Buy of the year at Paperhangihg, and Roofing Corporation, flat and appliances, and parking. Call building, parking and utilities. 31895. Full guarantee. Subur­ remodeling. Fully insured. shingle rooflng; gutters and Call 649-;»65. ban Motor Car, 50 Tolland (SATllER 'ROUND! HIPPIES, I'VE - 649-9658. leaders; siting; and repairs. Turnpike, Manchester, 649 aCTT ATeRRIFiC 5T0RY TO T£LL' Fully insured. Free es- THREE ROOM Apartment - MANCHESTER - ReUll and / 2076. Open 8-8 on Vernon- yOM KNOW HOW MOST PEOPLE timales. 236-6231, 646-4756. With heat, hot water, stove, or manufacturing space. 2,000 Manchester town line. HAVE NO IPEA WHAT ITiS ' refrigerator, wall to wall square feet to 100,000 square LIKE INSIDE THE SLAMMER? carpet. 3185. Centrally 1971 TOYOTA C orolla - WELL, V0U WON'T BELIEVE located. Adults only. No pets. feet. Very reasonable. Brokers protected. Call Automatic, am/fm radio. IT BUT I JU5T iP E N T , Security deposit. Call 64976W. 3550. Call 6496163. -w- 1 3 Heyman Properties, 1-229 1206. Ace — Wirth FOR SALE 1970 Volkswagen. This Funny World Good running condition. ( W l body. 3750 or best offer. Call NEVER MIND THE 8792112, 872-9272 after 6:00. CUOWNING...HOW DID SOU LIKE THE WHAT KNUCKUSHBAP SET 1970 FORD TORINO - G2, Air SONG? OOP NEXT GAME AT THAT conditioning, good condition. FIELP NEAR AAOPONALPS ? Call 6 4 9 2 ^ . - z y -

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* 'U seems a little high in the center. ’ * — E TW ELV E-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. March 23, 1977 High court overturns S sentence fg . i WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Court Tuesiday overturned the death sentence imposed on a :W: i- ?■ Florida man partly on the basis of a confidential report which he had no I opportunity to deny or explain. Senior’s show — April 1-3 The justices split several ways In considering the case. But the upshot is that new proceedings at the trial level must be held for Daniel Wilbur : 4 , k,.. Gardner, who was convicted of the 1974 beating death of his wife in Citrus County. Here comes In another case, the court also ruled 6 to 3 that a federal court acted improperly when it struck down a New York law which can be used to send a debtor to jail without a court Mil hearing. the Showboat Justice John Paul Stevens, writing for three members of the court, rejected Florida’s contention that confidentiality is necessary for ob­ By BETTY RYDER and “Here Comes the Showboat,” are but day and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. taining sensitive disclosures about a a few of the memorable show tunes which 2 What’s next for the talented seniors? defendant's background and that the Family/Travel Editor will be presented. trial judge can be trusted to exercise It’s a little early to say. But the Negros Popular Ida Cormier will again direct will undoubtedly put their heads together his sentencing discretion respon­ When the lights are dimmed, the over­ the Sunshiners; Wally Fortin, center with their staff and come up with another sibly. ture begins, and the curtains glide open, director, will “Tip Toe Through the ???’’ super production. In any event, Stevens said, the — - ■ ■■ «*-- 1 the Manchester Senior Citizens Center and James Brand will offer a peppy banjo As Roger said, "Marci and I really feel X Variety Showboat will start its enter­ report must be made part of the rendition of “Robert E. Lee.” In all, there this show will be a hard one to follow.” taining journey across the stage at East record to be reviewed on appeal. In are over 40 senior citizens participating. ■Tickets are available at the Senior Hartford High School. Helping to set up a clothing bank at Center Congregational Church, Peter Marte, left, gives the Gardner case the state supreme Show time is at 8 p.m. Friday and Satur­ Citizens Center, 63 Linden St., or from any 3 Chuck Costello a hand in moving a box as Debbie Soloway sorts clothes. They are three of court, which affirmed the conviction The show, which will be presented member of the center. I Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 1-3, the many Illing Junior High School students who collected enough good used clothing to and sentence, had a less complete record than the trial judge. under the direction of Roger and Marci start the bank. (Herald photo by Pinto) Negro of Manchester, will feature all the Stevens noted that five Supreme hand-clapping, foot-stamping, melodious Court justices now have expressly music ever to be heard at "Dockside — recognized that death differs sharply Rivertown, U.S.A.” from any other kind of punishment Members of the Senior Citizens will imposed in this country. dance and sing in colorful costumes Illing students set up designed by Ruth McElraevy and stitched “It is of vital importance to the with loving care by other seniors. defendant and to the community that Dave Hutchinson and Ida Cormier rehearse a tune. While the seniors have presented varie­ any decision to impose the death ty shows in the past, this is the first time sentence be, and appear to be, based they are attempting a production with free clothing hank on reason rather than caprice or continuity. emotion,” he said. The Negros, former members of now The first free Clothing Bank for enough non-perishable food to es­ presented the school the Governor’s defunct Manchester Community Players, Manchester families in need has tablish the Emergency Pantry, Youth Action Award for its com­ He said the sentencing process as have lent their theatrical talents, along I been established through the efforts which is located at Center munity service project in assisting well as the trial itself must satisfy with other Manchester residents, to all of Illing Junior High School students. Congregational Church. the elderly and those In need. Accep­ constitutional requirements. four of the previous productions. The students have collected, sorted The congregation of Center Church ting the award were Tom Russo, Chief Justice Warren Burger and “After last year’s show, we were trying and boxed more than 4,000 pieces of has made it possible to locate the faculty advisor, and Sue Katz and Justices Byron White and Harry to decide what we’d do this year. Someone good used clothing including coats, Clothing Bank next to the Emergen­ Cindy Tinney, students. Blackmun concurred in the disposi­ said, ‘Let’s try Showboat?’ and that was jackets, sweaters, shirts, pants, cy Pantry on the second floor of the Most of the clothing the students tion of the case, with White and the beginning,” Roger said. dresses, shoes and mittens. A small church. Those going to the bapk or collected is being stored at Concordia Blackmun writing separate “The show is the second biggest fund­ supply of blankets has also been Emergency Pantry are asked to use Lutheran Church and will be statements. raiser for the seniors, and proceeds help made available. the side door facing Lincoln Center. transferred to Center Church as This is the second time within two supplies need replenishing. Justices William Brennan and supplement the five-day-a-week food Students from Illing have sorted all ' program at the center,” Marci said. years, that Manchester young people the clothing into approximate sizes Mrs. Irene Goss and Mrs. Kitty Thurgood Marshall reiterated their Shrinking giant “We’re really excited about this one. have collected a vast amount of Cataldo, coordinators of the well-known position that capital and categories, “a king-sized task, The music and scenery are great, and our items for local families in need. In Emergency Pantry, are overseeing punishment is unconstitutional in all A 10-foot white giant warms his back in the sunshine as Alex Mrs. Nancy Carr, executive director talented carpenters, Howard Miller and March 1975, the Manchester Com­ of the Manchester Area Conference the Clothing Bank. The bank and pan­ circumstances. But Marshall loosed Schulteis of 91 Robert Rd., brother of Douglas Schulteis who munity College Collegiate Civitan a blast not only at the Florida Joe DuPont constructed a fabulous paddle of Churches, said. try are open Mondays from 9; 30 to carved the imposing figure, stands nearby. Even Chester, the wheel,” she Mid. Club along with the Manchester Area 11:30 a.m. and Wednesdays and proceedings but at his own Friday, Gov. Ella Gfasso dog, seems to show friendliness toward the figure whose size Brian McDonald is the choreographer Conference of Churches collected Fridays from 1 to 4 p.m. colleagues for not acting more positively against the state. will inevitably diminish now that spring is officially here. and the Negros say he really has the (Herald photo by Pinto) seniors going through their paces. A “Everyone has worked very hard and Washington window we are confident this will be our best production yet,” Roger, said. Karen Krinjak, band director at Pinochle Manchester High School, is the musical Beheading the courier director. By ARNOtD SAWISLAK movement would have fared in this country had there WASHINGTON (UPI) — Kings of old sometimes would been no news reports of the Medgar Evers and Violet Mome, -swanee, ■ "uid Man River,” chop off the head of a courier who brought news of a lost Liuzzo murders or films of dogs and firehoses being used Vernon battle. Some of the comments about recent hostage­ on protesters in Birmingham. Winners in the Vernon taking incidents in this country seem to be animated by Young is right when he says the First Amendment does Senior Citizens Pinochle Club the same logic. not confer the right to destroy lives or property. But to tournament March 17 at the Recently, 11 Hanafi Moslems with a series of suggest that the press is engaging in that kind of violence Senior Citizens Center are Betty Luetjen, 676, John grievances seized three buildings in Washington, killing by reporting about it seems uncomfortably close to Poggie, 634, Bert Edwards, one man, injuring several others and holding more than beheading the bearer of bad tidings. 597. Selma Pritchard, 590. 100 persons hostage for 39 hours before giving up. Heavy coverage SALE EXTENDED THRU MARCH 31 There was heavy news coverage of the incident. There was some misinformation broadcast and printed, but most of the coverage was accurate and in some cases, reporters suppressed information that authorities felt F R I , would endanger the hostages. Daffodl When it was over, some suggested that the media gave ««| lM>| too much attention to the episode and in doing so en­ couraged potential extremists to commit similar acts. One who expressed this view was Andrew Young, the WHEN YOU DO IT YOURSELF ll/ former civil rights activist and congressman who now is THURSDAY, MARCH 24 U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. UY ONE A T SAVINGS^ Create phenomena WHITE Young called for self-restraint by the media, saying, "I BILGO DOOR ALUMINUM BUY TWO A T think we create a lot of these phenomena for ourselves, for we have so glorified and publicized events. In a sense Size 0 (47x5S) .. *89'° GUnERS we’re advertising to neurotic pople that when you want a Size 8(51x64) . . '9 1 " 10’ SECTION GREATER SAVINGS! lot of attention, do something suicidal and ridiculous.” • F a m o u s B r a n d s He also said, “The First Amendment has got to be Size C (55x72) ..'9 8 " Reg. clarified by the Supreme Court in the light of the power of _____ Size SI (51x43%) '9 8 " . 5.50 5.00 the mass media. I don’t know if it protects the right of po­ 16’ SECTION • Wanted Styles and Fabrics ple literally to destroy things we believe in.” Care is needed Reg. 8.90 8.00 Most people in news work would agree that the press SAKRETE REGULAR PRICE SALE PRICE 2-FOR PRICE should be very careful in covering such stories as the 21’ SECTION 7.98 Hanafi siege. Few would agree, however, that the media 801b Concrete Mix . . . *2"* 6.99 2 for 13.00 3 8.98 should refrain from reporting such incidents and most 801b Mortar Mix ___ *2** Reg. 7.99 2 fo r l5 .0 0 would be extremely skeptical of Young’s suggestion for 11.85 10.50 9.98 7.99 2 for 15.00 “clarification” of the First Amendment. 801b Sand Mix...... *2» 32’ SECTION 10.98 8.99 2 for 17.00 That sounds like censorship and Andy Young, in 11.98 9.99 2 for 19.00 751b Blacli Top ...... *2^** Reg. suggesting anything that smacks of it seems to forget ■12.98 17.75 10.99 2 for 21.00 from whence he came. 16.00 13.98 11.99 Young forgets HEAVY QAUQE 2 for 23.00 25^1^1 fSK*®_ 14.98 12.99 2 for 25.00 There was so much bloodshed and so little progress in 15.98 13.99 the early days of the civil rights movement that a 2 for 27.00 CEMENT BLOCKS' 16.98 13.99 2 for 27.00 reasonable person might be led to regard the Greensboro, '' jmshI nS eV" 17.98 14.99 N.C., lunch counter sit-ins, the Freedom Rides and the 235 lb. 2 for 29.00 March on Selma “suicidal and ridiculous” and those who 4 " x j » x i ( - . 18.98 15.99 2 for 31.00 took part in them as “neurotic” or worse. SEAL-O-MATIC 19.98 16.99 •• -ST*., 13 Colore In etock ■ 2 for 33.00 Young might also recall that newspaper, television and 20.98 17.99 2 for 35.00 radio news coverage of those protests frequently was 21.98 18.99 2 for 37.00 blamed for inciting violence. State and local officials and 8”xS”xl6” 18* ® 22.98 19.99 2 for 39.00 community leaders repeatedly claimed that blacks would 49' per tquare 23.98 20.99 not be protesting if the media would ignore them. 2 for 41.00 A difference 2B8 CENTER SfT MANCHESTER * There is, of course, a difference. Young and those who OPEN MON.-8AT. struggled for equality in the civil rights movement did 7-8 not shoot and cut up innocent people and threaten the THURSDAY NIQHT lives of hostages in their protests. T IL S But the effort to scare the press away from covering CUNieilMY yOU'RE . civil rights protests was put in the same terms as his own Tel. 643-5144 N complaint about the media attention given to the Hanafi US TOW 945 MAIN ST siege and other acts of terrorism. RFWMinNIM It would be interesting to know how the civil rights DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER

I PAGE TWO-C- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., W ed., M arch 23. 1977 — PAGE THREE-C HEALTH r S o c l a l " ! j f Your neighbor’o kitchen Lavmnce E. Lamb, M.D. v-SecurityJ

Q. I’m 66 but I haven’t OJiiL/iJUi finofifii} fi fi (' t work^ quite enough to get ■i m t ooLvon and • S7.M purchua WMh thia W»i INa rajpon and a 17 )^ ^ iVi’i tVtViVi'ivh' Hormone lack causes ills WRh W t ooupona^^ r Ms coupon ar>d a S7.50 purchase By BETTY RYDER Social Security benefiU on Hoodie Gal. Sun Glory WMI iNa coupon and a I7.SO puittiaaa my own record. My hus- Hendries Betty Crocker Stop & Shop DEAR DR. LAMB - I large doses usually to Evening Herald, P.O. Box again. 'I’he diet trains you ' ^ 9 ^ wSun i i uGlory lo ry i am completely confused achieve- this effect. 1551, Radio City Station, to be able to stay slim band is 64 and has worked and hoping vou can help Possibly your doctor could New York, N.Y. 10019. rather than spend a over 40 years but won’t jCh’aiig e llbsPackage F M g e me. The doctor I go to for give you a small amount of Most people who have high lifetime of “feast or retire for another year. 3iCaLlce When six-year-old Erik Lindland of Margarine high blood pressure has put just estrogen or a synthetic blood pressure can help famine” and it is better for ^ I get wife’s benefits on % ^ n S o d a 225 Timrod Rd. takes over the R r o w n ie me on medicine to lower it. estrogen to accomplish this themselves a great deal by your health. his record before he from conowibilB Va pound Cream kitchen, he can whip up a prize­ applies? Regular or Diet I go to another doctor for for you. eliminating any extra body I would like to suggest, M oiada winning recipe. Sticks Asst Flavors checkups after hysterec­ B^ause of changes in fat they have. Certainly 15 too, that you restrict your A. Your husband must Mix 9 ounce pkg. Am L Flavors Erik, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John tomy surgery and he put metabolism during the pounds could make a great salt at least by not adding apply and become entitled Ldndland, enjoys cooking. He recent­ to Social Security benefits me on Premarin. menopause, whether it is deal of difference. salt to your cooking. iC ly won first prize for his “Trifle 76” I was really feeling great induced by surgery or oc­ The diet plan I am sen­ Estrogen tends to cause before you can get 1 which he entered in the 6-9 age group until the blood pressure curs naturally, it is dif­ ding is the basis for a per­ salt and hence water reten­ payments on hfs record. cooking contest sponsored by the doctor took me off ficult for some women to manent well balanced tion, which your blood A. Now that aU the kids Lutz Junior Musem. Premarin saying it was are in school, I plan to OoodihruSai.liUr.N avoid gaining weight. The varied diet. Once you have pressure doctor is trying to UMdonRCtn ptrcuttomtf Good mru Sal. Mar. M. work part time. But my 2 4 8 ^ iMonapkg ptfCutlOfflar OoodthruSal,Mar. M A first grader at Martin School, the keeping weight on that he 2 4 5 ^ 1 Lima one ctn. p tf cmtomaf OoodttvuSat.. Mar M I thru Sal.M a r 2S body metabolism and often reached your goal you can avoid. But that 15 pound 249 LMMrwopkgi par cu«0(T«f Good thru S « . Mar. 26 young chef, under the watchful eye of ^ i a l Security card still Unton* phg par cuttonwr was trying to get me to one’s physical activities weight gain is not water Dairy L*m* In M il par cmtomar 2 4 7 S his sister, Kerri, 4, combines all the add other foods to the basic shows my maiden name. fm m \ take off. I called the doctor slow down. and you can eliminate the Grocery ingredients for this delicious dessert. plan as long as you don’t What should I do? I who prescribed Premarin You must get on a weight add so many calories for salt and water retention Kerri, who attends Chestnut Hill A. Ask any Social Securi­ and he says I need it but control program and I am your level of activity that with medicines but not the Nursery School, is proud of her Nl Of inf SfOF t ‘..MOPCOMPavTS f wan mis coupon stop taking it and see. sending you The Health you start to gain weight calories stored as fat. ty office for information ) Tvnn u«i coupon brother's cooking skills. The results are I am Letter number 4-7, Weight about changing your name Erik’s mom, Bonnie, takes cooking having terrible hot flashes, Losing Diet, which you can on your card. People there lessons with Mary Schubert of Ver­ wet sweats in the night and use to control your calories will help you get a new non and has also completed a few In the service SboaR card showing your married Il!^*inystor^, feel dragged out. Also I and still get a balanced gourmet cooking courses. name, but with your Social o n a have gained 5 pounds. Is diet. Stick to it with Army Spec. 4 Richard W. The family recently spent nine there an answer? Manchester High School in Security number so you’ll religious zeal and you will White, son of Mr. and Mrs. months in England when John, an DEAR READER - In 1974. get full credit for all your I Stop & Shop 2 lose weight. SUPtHMARKLTS 3 2 o z .ja r engineer with United Technologies Richard W. White of 74 earnings from jobs covered to mo r e people cases like this the patient You can help yourself Birch St. recently Corp, was sent there on business. usually benefits if the two Airman John P. by Social Security. Stop s Shop with an exercise program. graduated from the 8th In­ ^ Muenster They also visited John’s aunt in doctors discuss the McKeown Jr., son of John Q. I plan to turn the Develop a daily walking fantry Division Noncom­ People who like our big choice of cheese and other good, Norway. problem with each other. P. McKeown Sr. of 35 operation of my small program. Walk a total of missioned Officer Chris Sheedy Salad E Bonnie and John are formerly from Busy days often make this Washington St., Vernon, hardware store over to my Cheese three miles a day. If you Academy in Baumholder, store Manager fresh dairy foods call Slop & Shop ‘my store’. Bar, Chunk New Jersey and have resided in difficult but it is the ideal. weigh around 130 pounds and Mrs. Eva M. Baldwin son and just work there Dressing ^ Manchester about 10 years. Germany. Wallingford orWedge | Taking you off Premarin that will use an additional of 162 Larabee St., East part time. Can I do this and "John’s aunt teaches domestic Spec. White received Hartford, has been still get Social Security 2561 did not help you lose 150 calories a day or the Good thru Sal. Mar 26 | 255 science at Oslo University and made training in leadership selected for technical benefits when I reach 65 Lana on* pkg par cuilomer f_ Good thru S a l. Mar 26 3 weight. On the contrary equivalent of over 15 I take pride . - ^ “"“LMiWonejarjJef weiwpetcmiomtr customer ftf’Z responsibilities, map a special lamb dish for us. She had to you gained weight which is pounds of body fat a year. training in the Air Force this summer? marinate the lamb for three months reading and military in what I bad for your blood The exercise plus the diet medical service field at A. This will depend on prior to our visit; it was delicious. teaching methods. I& S ^ MWhiteGem* pressure. should help you solve your Sheppard AFB, Tex. your earnings, hours present in my "In England we met some fabulous The estrogen in your A chart operator in He recently completed worked, the extent to problem. Battery B, 2nd Battalion of dairy department pMple. They are very warm and medicine is particularly basic training at Lackland which you continue to Others who want this the division’ 92nd Field Ar­ friendly. TTiey enjoy afternoon tea useful in stopping the hot AFB, Tex. manage, and other factors. l l diet plan can send 50 cents tillery, he entered the “I would never sell my customers a and make the most delicious cakes,” flashes and sweating of He was graduated from You should discuss these IS a y B for it. Just write to me in Army in January 1975. carton of milk that wasn’t fresh. In (act, she said. Bonnie came home a rm ^ ihenopause. You don’t need care of The Manchester Rockville High School in plans in more detail with with several cookbooks which she let He was graduated from 1974. the people at any Social I wouldn’t sell my customers any food me borrow so 1 can pass on some of • i r Security office. in my dairy case that I wouldn’t serve my family. us GRADE “A” Betty Crocker the English recipes to you. I’ll do that Q. My husband has been Purely delicious, 100% I at a later date. unable to work since he natural Maine chicken... Keebler When Erik is not cooking, he can was severely injured in an 'My store' stands behind every item Whole-2V2-3 lbs. I Tuna often be found preparing a circus act auto accident recently. Our that carries our name. Just to make Crackers _ in his cellar or performing feats of family doctor suggested he sure you never buy anything that isn’t ^Cut Up or Split “ " 49 magic with Kerri’s assistance. ly for Social Security fresh, there’s a date on every package. Helper Honey Graham ^ He was also selected to be a bllity______benefits.J. Will my To me, that date says, “take me off Noodle N’Cheeee 6 oz. ^Combination Pack 3 Sphl Breasts. 3 Drumsticks. 3 Tht^yts i or Club “Kangarooter” on the Captain rhusband have to have any your shelf." To you, it means whatever or NoodleN’Cream 84k oz Kangaroo television show. ® special medical tests or you buy will be wholesome and good. 253^ 250 Good thru Sal. Mar 26 V Good thru Sat . Mar 26 “Channel 3 called the Lutz Junior Erik prepares dessert as Kerri looks on. examinations to get Um t ona box par customar Museum and asked if they had any payments? Freshness. That’s why so many g ^ l j j B r o c e ^ ’jl)’i $ | ^ Grocery r o t ^ l interesting young people. The Dumherianil film s A. Medical reports will recipe for “Almond Pudding” which people shop here and call Stop & Shop White Gem” “Family Pack” 2V2-3 lbs. ..Trr:,TmT,T7T:rT,T,T,. museum suggested Erik and they % cup (6 oz.) butter be requested from his doc­ ‘my store'." his mom enjoys serving. 1 cup sugar "White Gem" Family "White Gem" Family called to see if he could be filmed. tors and from hospitals, Pack 2Vj-3 lbs. With this ctH^ion We agreed and he has appeared in a Erik’s “Trifle ’76” 1 cup (6 oz.) ground almonds Legs 79s Wings^ Pack 2V2-3 lbs. ______Cut plain cake in pieces and smear clinics, or institutions 30-40-second segment on the show,” 1 small can (5 oz.) evaporated milk where he’s been deter­ on strawberry jam. Line dish with Breast Quarters with Wings m Bonnie said. 1 generous tablespoon of cherry mined whether he’s dis­ 03 Leg Quarters “ 59s The children are only allowed to these. syrup dairy Freshness is what you k. abled, he may be asked to o n e watch one hour of television a day, Pour on can of fruit coctail and j5> gel at 'my store’. Thighs WhiteGem 79S D rU m StiC kS l e T juice. take special medical 991 their mom said, and they may select In a loose bottom pan, unroll jelly examinations or tests. The Pour package of custard, which Upton the hour. roll or push plain cake cut in thin government vrill pay for IScLpkg. 'i “When we lived in England they has been made to directions on slices on bottom and sides of pan. B rej^lfogiirt package, on top. any such supplemental didn’t have television, so when we Cream butter and sugar, add examinations. Perdue Cup-a returned I thought it was a good time Top with whipped cream and almonds, milk and cherry juice. Mix Assorted S.O.S. to cut down on it. On Sundays, they decorate with cherries. well. Flavors c u p s ^ y y Note: Mom’s may drain fruit and Soap Soup may watch it for two hours.” Spread one-half of this mixture in Breekstont pour sherry over cake and jam. You should Sour Cream IS 02. Cup 69* One of Erik’s favorite shows is cake-lined pan, sprinkle on walnuts, I CMcIwnNoodli/mMMJaz. Almond Pudding PUM Pads Ring rroodlt 14 OI. “Bionic Woman.” cherries and chocolate. Top with report any Colombo Yogurt tSOg. Cup 49» 1 pound plain cake (pound cake) or 257i orTofflttoSoz. o r.E An active youngster, Erik takes ice remaining mixture. Deep freeze. Pillsbury Biscuits Good thru S a l, Mar. 26 bwlg I make a Swiss roll Good thru Sal. Mar 26 skating lessons at the Bolton Ice Invert and serve topped with SSI change Perdue Cut-Up or Split Lmtpnapkg par customar Unt ihraa pkga par cudomar Palace. He also likes to draw. 10 maraschino cherries; 8 chopped Herring Party Snacks whipped cream and cherry halfs. People getting Grocery Here is Erik’s “Trifle ’76” and a V4 cup chopped walnuts Philadelphia cream cheese J,? 49* Bonnie says this will freeze well supplemental security in­ V4 cup (1 oz.) chopped plain chocolate for up to three months. Calabro Ricotta Cheese 55 ‘2^* ' ‘UililitildddAAiULt' come (SSI) payments i With this coupon I With this coupon should promptly report changes in their other in­ On second thought come and resources to frozen stock up on the foodsto you iike to have on hand. Perdue "Family Pack" Perdue "Family Pack" Social Security, says Sal L e g s 3Vj-5 lbs 89fb Wings SKi-S lbs. 6 9 ^ Anello, Social P u r ity of­ on® i S o o . fice manager in East Hart­ By JAN WARREN ford. 3$?Grendtnries Regular or 16 oz. can of 96 oz. Jug of “Increases and |16oz. decreases in Income may Crinkle Cut "pkgs.pkgs. A Fresh Easy O ff affect the amount of PqiIc Shoulder Downy Great eating... roast long and slow for a rib P iC n lC monthly SSI payments,” Orange Juice 3 89' sticking dinner. Oven Anello said. “People get­ Perx Coffee Lightener 49* i i i Fabric / don’t mean to criticise New England... but ting SSI checks should Stewarts Blueberries ’S.'? 89' Cleaner report changes or expected Spare Ribs S Pork Hocks f™" 6 9 '. Regular or Softener In the eight months we’ve been THERE in Manchester, Conn. Cheese Ravioli 89' doesn’t blow, it wafts...gently c h ^ e s in their wages, Lemon 254 454 living in Mississippi I’ve remained Brrr...how well 1 remember those self-employment earnings, Round Cheese Ravioli 89' Good thru Sal. Mar 26 G oo ddvuS al.M ar 26 sUunchly loyal to New England. And stirring the window curtuins and Pork Feet 39s Neck Bones So” " 39s Litn l ortt can par customar L im i one jug par cusiomar cold March days: The remnants of making the tulips nod. unemployment compensa­ Angys Tortellini .0. jg c I’ve done this despite the fact that I snow piled in dingy grey heaps on P'lfl Last night was so pleasant we ate tion, veterans pension Plain or O w n adore Southern fried chicken, Main St.; the sloshy mess of my payments, and other in­ Lenders Bagelettes ' 11 OI pkg 69' magnolia blossoms, and men who our dinner outside on the picnic driveway; the bitter wind that table. come.” ^ With (his coupon With Ihis coupon sound like Rhett Butler. howled down the chimney and made Changes can be reported ^alian Sausage 99^ Today, however, my loyalty has “Smell the honeysuckle,” said the willow trees bend nearly in half. by contacting any Social Slop 4 Shop-24 ct-42oz. pkg. A Pkg Primo Brand-Hot or Sweet been pushed beyond its limits and Kate sniffing deeply. S a iv e '3 Save What I don’t have stored in my Skurity office. Plump, juicy sausages to much as 1 love New England, right “ Look at my tan !” said Sara Rhodes Bread Dough ” mem ory about March in New holding up her arms proudly. People getting SSI ^satisfy man-sized appetites. now, this very minute...I’d rather be England is provided by the Southern checks should also prompt­ in Mississippi. “They’re putting water in the town Pie Crust Shells 79' l O * " ’ 6 0 * newspapers. This morning the paper pool,” said John. ly report change of ad­ Macaroni & Cheese *r.*SUr 49' corner deli I’m writing this column on March ran a banner that stated "Six inches dress, marriage,' separa­ Available at stores featuring a comer Stop & Shop _ "You know,” I said to my family. deli. seafood 25 lb. bag of 14th. The temperature is 85 degrees. of snow in New Hampshire.” And as tion, and any other cir­ Taste O’Sea Dinners 59' The sky is picture book blue and the “I’m enjoying this Mississippi Haddock, Sole, or Flounder stop & Shop Comer Deli Fine sea fare at reasonable prices. Gravy Train if that wasn’t enough, it featured a cumstance that might Dog weather so much I almost feel dis­ 3 0 m whole world is abloom with color. Ice Italiano 10 c o in picture of a man fighting the wind on loyal to New England.” affect their payments, ac­ f*0' 89' Masses of yellow jonquils crowd the Tremont St. in Boston. His coat “Just enjoy it,” said my husband. cording to Anello. Hoodwinks Bokigiia Food roadsides and velvety red camellias collar was up, his head down. “The For example, it a person Dog hang in clusters from shiny leafed “Come August when the temperature Swiss Cheese Liver, HoiaemeeL pz March Wind Doth Blow,” read the moves into a household of F lm m d e r Lamb, Beef Chunlo, ^ bushes. Spring is HERE in Mississip­ is up to 100 degrees, and the sweat is b a k G r y Tempting reasons cutiine. another, like a son’s or Alpert’s Pastrami or Chicken Parts pi and I know very well that it is not dripping from your brow, you’ll be a to shop 'my store’. Food Here in Mississippi the March wind loyal New Englander again.” daughter’s, or into a public Deli Franks 2 5 2 ^ 1 home, the payment amount S l U e t s l ® Good thru S a l. Mar 26 g * * ■ G oO dthruSal.M af 26- coupoif~^5ter Hot Ham Lim l ona can par customar - | Lunt ort* bag par customar would likely be reduced. EngUdiNiimns People living in institutions Frozen ( » '$ 1 3 9 StopAShop ^ 12o z . ^ Haddock Fillets b I Quart of Sprite ' may be ineligible for SSI k Sugar-Fr«* Sprit* ^ OFFER GOOD | Regular or Split Jp kg s.o ie^ Stop&Shop-Qtr.lb. # 9 M «tl«w t $ * | 7 9 pajments or eligible only Stuffed Clams 3 0 Of pkg -Frozeri EKCOETERNA® Porcelain on Aluminum Varni, Michael f _ r W . __ ___ THRU MARCH 27 f Cole Slaw S tops Shop FUvO Romualda Zamudio of for a reduced amount. '55' Shrimp Egg Rolls <5 02 pkg -Frozen Anthony, son of Kevin R. Lee, son of William J. and Countrystyle Donuts. 2 JiTS'. *1 99' Lima, Peru and the late His paternal grandparents If you decide to move Stops Shop |.|09 Slops Shop-Large Size $ 0 6 9 Plain, Cinnamon. Sugar, or Assorted Shrimp Salad Cooked Shrimp Soz pkg -Frozen £ l%qt*Covered SauceDan and Deborah Brown Varni Dianne M. Bergin Perkins are Mr. and Mrs. Harlowe Complete with Cover Pedro Andres Anorga. His from the household of a SlopSShop Slop s Step $^09 of 46 Walker St. He was of 158 Pearl St. He was G. Willis of 21 Phelps Rd. ICE MILK Swedish Rye Bread 2i!5i»1 Vanilla Tapioca '69' fish nics 20 02 pkg -Frozen paternal grandparents are relative, or from a public 4 qt Slew Pol "T* 5 ql. Dutch Oven t r born March 13 at b o rn M arch 10 a t or Buttertop Honey Wheal Bread . Ta»ieOSea per $>159 James S. Cook of Sarasota, He has a brother, home to your own place, Deli Onion Rolls 65' Cod Fillets eatlar O ^ip td- Frozen Manchester Memorial Both on sale for the duration of this oNer. Manchester Memorial Fla., and the late Eleanor Matthews Evers, V-k. FLAVOR OF THE MONTH your payment amount Apple or Pineapple Pie 89' — Hospital. His maternal Hospital. His maternal W. Cook. He has a brother, might increase. If you Spice Cake Stop t Shop grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and ^ '8 9 ' Daniel Todd. Cooper, Christopher decide to move in with a Britannica Junior Mrs. Arthur H. Brown of Mrs. Eugene Bergin of CHIPS 0* CHOCOLATE friend to share expenses and >99 Manchester. His paternal George Fenimore Jr., son rtiH 3 2 |tk itC h 6 n Olshes from Stop & Colchester. His maternal Cordeira, Michael you pay an equal share of Encyclopaedia volum e 4 grandparents are Mr. and of Christopher G.F. and Shop's cooks. 1 great-grandmother is Mrs. Donald Joseph, son of PRINCE m , _ ^ the expenses, your pay­ Mrs. Burton F. Perkins Sr. Gail Ann Czerwinski Allen H. Brown of Water­ Joseph C. Jr. and Donna A. ment amount may not be “ While Gem ”-R o w M or BBQ Style Strawberries ^ 59* of E ast Hartford. His Cooper of 298 Spruce St. He ford. His paternal great­ Lessard Cordeira of 52 affected. paternal great­ was born March 13 at SPAG H E TTIA Snow White Mushrooms 12 oz. pkg. 99*= grandmother is Mrs. McKee St. He was bom You can report changes health & beauty aids Teresa Varni of South grandmother is Mrs. John Manchester Memorial c i ^ t March 16 at Manchester SPAGHETTIOAlinc fUVORED_ by phone, by mall, or in 8 9 Listerine Helps fight germs Glastonbury. Parsons Sr. of Tolland. Hospital. His maternal ReguUioc Memorial Hospital. His grandparents are Mr. and SAUCE or PLAIN 15% oi. person at any Social Potato Salad O d iV m e g w 149' HagUai orSupat Security office. A booklet, 40 d pkg maternal grandrents are Mrs. Joseph L. Czerwinski Macaroni Salad Johnson i Johnsors R 4 2 R Cook, David Todd, son Willis, David Bradley, lOlhiPotfltiOCS "Important Information hKMtkackwOiruSpl.Mw 20 hk Baby Shampoo iioiba Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. son of Robert R. and Bar­ of 254 Henry St. His pater­ of Douglas T. and Iris MEDIUM About Your Supplemental aairaoha«*dtortaM notavM tam *«caaaio>iO M Q oiharda*laraot wtoM ialart 'CopyngN 1*77 by Slop L Shop Suparmarkais All n ^ s rasarvad Lessard of Carolyn Dr., bara Schwab Willis of 167 nal grandparents are Mr. Anorga Cook of 90 Snake Security Income Hebron. His paternal N. Elm St. He was born and Mrs. James F. Cooper Doz*n Hill Rd., Coventry. He was grandparents are Mr. and G R A D E A payments,” includes a born March 15 at March 14 at Manchester of 188 Ferguson Rd. His Mrs. Joseph Cordeira of paternal great- listing of the nriost common 263 Middle Tvtnpike West Manchester Memorial Memorial Hospital. His E66S Charter Oik M ill Sihrer line t Forbes $L 65 items you should report. Nts. S3 A 30 Vernon Circle Massachusetts. grandparents are Mr. and SK’"" MANCHESTER8 a.m.10 p.ni, M(m.-SaL 9 j.m.-5 p.m. SUNOAV 8 i.m.10 p.di. Mon.-Sit. 9 i.m.S p.m. SUNDAY Hospital. His maternal maternal grandparents are Call 244-3717 and it will be 'UST HARTFORD •VERNON.. p.m„ MoiL-Sit. 9 i.m.-5 p.m. SUNDAY Dr. and Mrs. J. Morgan Mrs. George Harrad of grandparents are Perkins, Mackenzie mailed to you. K Schwab of Ashville, N.Y. Westerly, R.I. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wed., March 23. 1977— PAGE FIVE-C much higher we’d be forced to sell. We can’t make it on tax part, we’ll live better ourselves and there’s sure to be After driving past a red our income. Our property is our only big possession.” some money left over. Let’s find out how the kids feel T llF . I------• (Constitution. Growing Older traffic signal, Marvin was bottles, said the court, was government prosecuted the By LOU COTTIN' A worried silence follows this dimorMorting discus­ about the idea.” "Such search,” said the KAIVIILY^^ A slrened to tee curb by a a logical step in view of the motorist for carrying a sion. Then Joe came up with an idea. “Why not get our “What it amounts to is simple.” Jo e suggested. “We’re- court, “could have had no About town motorcycle officer. Acting reason for the original concealed weapon. children to pay the property tax? The house may get to be selling the house to our own kids and keeping it for relation to the traffic Ir A W V F K .1 on a hunch, the officer took arrest. As one judge put it: worth $50 grand or more over the years. If we manage to ourselves at the same time.” violation." The Prayer Group of Church will have a worship Iw V /.ll a look in the trunk. Sure Furthermore, an officer “The officer was under Children can help keep home intact keep the house they’ll inherit the bundle. That’s the end of the story. The children agreed among Generally speaking, the Emanuel Lutheran Church sendee and part of its enough, he discovered a has the right to follow his no duty to close his eyes to “Say the house Is worth $88,000. We’re paying $1500 a themselves and the amount they would each pay toward fact that a motorist has will meet Thursday at 10 Lenten series tonight at quantity of illict drugs. own senses in dipcovering the fact that the (gun) was year in property tax. Each kid contributes $ ^ a year. the property tax. The will was rewritten so that they committed a routine traf­ a.m. in the church library. 7:30 in tee church sanc­ Searching motoriBt Was this evidence usable in plain view.” When the property tax is prohibitive, protect yourseif! When we die we leave a special clause in the will dividing fic violation does not incriminating evidence. tuary. schooling, we helped them bqy their first car. We paid would have fair shares of the Inheritance money against Marvin in court? whiskey bottles, checked A friend in our senior-age group (we’ll cali him Joe by three the money received from the sale of the house In a third case, after a A public service feature doctor bills. We gave them wedding presents. We produced by the sale of the house. In figures it worked out justify a search of his car. the glove compartment. The Feasibility Study Homeowner) worked a deal that saved his home. He put a No, a judge ruled, because p o lice m a n stopped a of the American Bar really don’t owe them anything.” and itsicontents.” roughly as follows: However, there are excep­ Group of Center F irst Church of Christ, solid business proposition to bis daughter and his two this was an “unreasonable There he found a pistol. speeder, he spied the butt Mrs. Joe added. "The money we have left is for us to “That would be tough on Mary^” Mrs. H. said. “You On the assumption that the couple would live for 10 tions. Take this case: Assoriation and (he Congregational Church will Scientist, Will have its sons. The three grown chiidren bought the deal. Since so search and seizure” — for­ In these circumstances of a revolver protruding Connecticut Bar Associa­ enjoy. It’s okay hy me if we die flat broke.” know the trouble she’s having with Phil laid off. She years, $15,000 would be paid the tax men by the children A motorist was halted for meet tonight at 8 at tee regular service and many of us are in the same tax situation as Joe, the bidden by the Fourth the pistol was held to be ad­ tion, “No can do,” replied her husband. "We bought our couldn’t lay out the money for her share of the property at $500 each per year. If one of the children was in a finan­ M VD info drunken driving. .The of­ from underneath the front church. testimony meeting, which project may be worth carefui consideration. Amendment to the missible in the courtroom. house 26 years ago for $18,000. It would now sell for $%,- tax.” cial hind, he or she might skip one or more payments. ficer, looking for wine or seat. This evidence was ® 1977 American Bar is open to the public, Joe and Mrs. Joe own a home free and clear. If they can Searching the car for 000, maybe more. We’re bound to leave a substantial es- He responded thoughtfully. “Let’s talk to our lawyer. The two others might pick ii{) the slack and get a greater later held valid when the Association tonight at 8 at the church, continue to pay their property tax, the house will be U te.” We could write the will so tw t the ones who pay in more percentage when the house was sold. Q. Since truck drivers 447 N. Main St. willed to their children. But with soaring prices for “Sez you,” Mrs. H. counters. “First of all, paying the money toward our tax would Inherit larger shares in the The parents could check their total property value cover a lot of miies, iney everything and confiscatory property taxes, this might be property tax will break us. Aim, we have to fix the roof. house money sale. Shares would be based on the amount' (including money or saleable objects) each year. They must have some thoughts impossible. Sound familiar? Read on. PRICES EFFECTIVrSUH., We must paint Inside and out. The way the place looks they contribute toward the tax. H things get better for could alter the will so the less affluent child came out on problems that arise. Joe and Sally Homeowner made a decision. Simply now we’re tearing down the neighborhood. We must also Mary, she would equal off her tax contribution. Or we okay. The children who paid the tax would benefit Cbuld you give me some MARCH 20 THRU SAT., MARCH 2«. expressed, it said; "The hell with the whole idea of a keep some small savings to cover illness. could leave her valuables to make up for her difficulties. because of the increased value of the house after 10 driving tips on general legacy. We brought up these kids. We paid for their “True enough,” J. H. says. “If property taxes go up “It could work,” she answers. “If the kids take up the years. problem areas? A. The American Trucking Association has Saccharin supplied us with these tips defended from professional truck LUNDY FRESH PORK SALE! drivers; WALDBAUM'S WASHINGTON (UPI) - Large Eggs | | Heinz Ketchup | ^ Juice Drinks • Anticipating other Several scientists told I White or Browrii driver’s moves — A good Congress today the Food Finest Fresh way to get an idea of what PORK T Assorted and Drug Administration 14 oz Finest I top Frost Ice Creom I ell 46oz$ 4 the oncoming driver is ALL FLAVORS appears to have btls about to do is to follow a Food Mart overreacted with its doz Flevors cens H I practice used by R O A S T Pork Chops proposed ban on saccharin S GALLON professional truck drivers. by ignoring the fact that RIB PORTION (3 RIB-3 LOIN-3 CENTER CUT) I CAITON j i ^ V a with this coupon & purchase of $7.50 Or more. - with this coupon & purchase $7.50 or more. • Watch his left front the sweetener has been Limit one. Valid Mar. 20-26. H-729TX wheel. Like a boxer’s feet, used safely by millions of 4 this telegraphs the move­ "Only The Bnst It Good Enough" I people for the past 70 ment of the car. years. • Blowout — If a tire at your nonrby Food Marti "The available data in­ Dollar Days Values From Flnast More should blow out, grip tee dicate that the risk of wheel hard and gradually ^ U.S.D.A. CHOICE • REEF ^ humans for developing DOLLAR Franco American Bright Eyes c.™r.... 3 1.00 L ib b y s decrease speed by taking Pillsbury Flour cancer from saccharin in FR ESH H A M S your foot from the P O R K C H O P S the amounts ingested by Prince Shells & Cheddar . . 4 pkgs 1.00 SHANK PORTION B U H PORTION accelerator and letting the LONDON BROIL the average individual is Spaghetti Os Baked Beans [Potato Sticks osc...... 6 1.00 engine -act as a brake. (SHOULDER) Q O c S 4 0 8 remote,” said Dr. Kurt DAYS with Molasses, Don’t touch tee brakes un­ i V S P LS. LS. Isselbacher, a Harvard |Dei Monte Carrots Sliced . 3 cans 1.00 til tee car has slowed down • 1?» 4 3 Tomato Sauce, medical professor. 'Del Monte Qr«^e2. 1 OF SIAM OR M O R I AND THIS COUPON i or Vegetarian sn.oo to a speed where braking FRESH PORK ^ KCLUtIVI OF COUPON ITIMS. 0000 tUI “The harm, however, 14% O$ Z ^ 4 ■ 4 $ i 1902 . ^MILV * * * ' ^ Seneca will not cause it to swerve. which may occur to Grape Jelly lira SALE! cans I • Safety Check — Before ■ 1 . 3 B millions in the absence of a 4 * cans B WeightWatchersSoda 71“ 1.00 driving, carry out a safety P ic n ic non-nutrient sugar sub­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ REEF lONELESS I stitute is great,” he said. Veg-AII Peas &Carrots31? 1.00 check like professional “In this country, truck drivers: a. Do a S h o u ld e r s I P o rk B u tts ^ORANGE’ julCE' the problem of obesity is R ic h m o n d “walk around” inspection CHUCK ROAST TREE SWEET 100% FLORIDA on your car before each (UNDERILADE) far greater than that of 16 OZ. malnutrition.” More Meat Values on M eat Street U.S.A! trip. b. Start the engine, Dr. Robert Squire, a Orange Juice check and set tee brake, icAN — m S J teacher at the Johns note gas, oil, water and Hopkins University School generator gauges. n . o a FOOD In tee following order: of Medicine, also told a 60Z $ 4 STAMP , U.S.O.A. CHOtCE ■ BEEF House subcommittee cans ■ Oieck your windshield, PORK ROAST LOIN PORTION >-• 9 9 ' PORK ROAST 'T u 'iir i i i g cancer is a multi-stage .CUSTOMERS] left front tire, left BONELESS $ 1 2 9 headlight, right headlight. PORK Ro a s t s t y l V r ib * 1 . 0 9 process that requires CHUCK STEAK ■ • PORK SPARE RIBS FRRSH LR. •1.09 repeated exposure and Fight front tire, right u. t.ojk. CFfoict • e iin o oN iLitt ^ For a joyous Passover filled with "this appears to be the windshield, right window, PORK CUTLETS « *1.49 FRESH PORK LIVER 39' Flnast Frozen Food Values! OUR in t T tradition Food Mart has brought case with saccharin.” right rear tire, rear win­ Top Blade Steak ^..*1,49 4 U.t.D.A. C»$OICI - 1110 together a wonderfully complete He said the law appears Small Cakes .. dow, left rear tire, and BREADED VEAL PATTIES 69' POLISH SAUSAGE OR M LR. •1.09 p'kS'I.OO OUR M S T selection ol Kosher-Perve foods. to have put the FDA in a D n f D i a c ^ihaatBeef,Chicken. a A windows on tee driver’s Chuck Cube Steak >.• *1.59 OSCARMAYIR I w l r IC O Turkey.Mac.&Cheese . 4pkgslg||U “Catch-22” situation side. With another person, U.I.OJL CNOICI . t llO tONKLIti BEEF & PEPPER PATTIES » 89' WIENERS b*e"e“f FRANKS - *1.19 8 o z because the agency was Fruit Pi©s Peach, Blueberry 4 pkgs 1.00 check your turn indicator Shoulder Roast *1.29 vawsHOSCAR MAVIRwwTUii b e IIOZ. proscribed from con­ Uncle Bens Minute lights, stoplights. Finally, v. t.DJk. cito ic i. 1110 CHILD MILD V ® FRANKS ^* 79' BOLOGNA MEAT OR BEEF FKO. Cheese Pizza 'ffiSiso/. ea89* PARK ELM sidering the human Long Grain Drumstick adjust your rear vision Chuck Stew Beef *1.29 1 mirror. All OK? Drive con­ PORK SAUSAGE 'jU l;* li M.49 PORK SAUSAGE experience with the Fresh Baked the Flnast Wayl &Wild Rice Ih Monischewitz sweetener and had to act fidently...and safely! instead on the basis of 6 0 Z Ip k 9 7 9 ‘ ^ 7 ozX 4 9 ‘ • Loose items back of M o tzo S LB. BOX iaboratory studies which Big Rcund Top rear seat — Kwp all toys'* showed bladder cancer and other odd objects out BROWNIETw ALDORFT La Rosa Gefilte Fish .."Vr. developing in rats fed the Lesser Amounts lb 58‘ ------of tee car, especially the PEANUT sweetener. White Bread Turkey Breast spot over the rear seat. If MIX I TISSUE I Spaghetti Mrs. Adler's Borscht OUART 3 9 ' Squire, testifying in a you smack a solid object at BUTTER Frozen 4 to 6 lbs BETTY CROCKER WHITE OR ASSORTED Spaghetti ■ Linguine - panel of scientists at the high speed, they will come PETER PAN Egg Matzo MANISCHIW1TZ 79* Sandwich FreshChicken Livers^rr 4 8 ! 22V2 OZ. PACKAGE second day of the House Favorite 20 oz stove Top Fresh 4 to 6 lbs Maine Roasters forward with the speed and 4 ROIL PACK Rigotoni - Elbows - Rigoletti 28 OUNCE JAR RONIACN Health subcommittee Chicken 6 oz g 0 C death-dealing impact of a Macaroons *^CMOcmj?Ti*'^ v rc*!. 9 9 ' hearings on the saccharin Ivs stuffing pkg rifle bullet. 8 8 * manikniwitz issue, said he does not Fresh “Snow White" Porzio Veall Roasting Chickens 6 8 ! s f I S Matzo Meal H oz. FKO. favor a ban on saccharin Engiish Muffins...... 3 ^6°“1.00 Boneless USDA Choice Beef (Questions may be sent to MVD INFO, Depart­ r o k a e SI’ONOE o r maniichiwitz but beiieves it should be Grinder Rolls.... Veal Shoulder Chops Fresh lb 1.28 VrBKeS CHIFFON II oz. FAC KAOn removed from generally .3 1°M.00 ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 U OZ. P r A o H Country 16 oz KEN-L RATION « « « « Veal Rib Chops Fresh lb 1.48 PEAR HALVES CAN 3 CANS M . UNDERWOOD SPREAD ‘S!!!'’ 55’ available prepackaged w l U d U or Country Style 22 oz . . 2 ivsI.OO Shoulder Steak VI State St., Wethersfield, Layer Cake M ix *nrrr1.T‘ *1.09 foods and beverages. tso ry g , Conn. 06109. Motor Vehicle RICES 49‘ A-1 STEAK SAUCE $ OZ. BOTTLE 55’ tioz. Apple Pies Pineapple...... pkg Veal Loin Chops Fresh .... lb 1.68 Fresh all White Meat D i O il BREAD CRUMBS PROORESIO PKO. Dr. Arnold Brown, a Department offices are GLAD SANDWICH BAGS 29’ DOG BISCUITS Straits Soup Nuts r«i 3'“®>*1. Bakery Items Available Tuesday thru Saturday Only Fresh Veal Kidneys...... ib88* open Tuesday, Wednesday oVSHS, DURKEE COCONUT I OZ. PACNAOE teacher at the Mayo TOPCO and Friday, 8:30 to 4:30; GLAD TRASH BAGS 11 COUNT PMO. 99‘ Medical School, also said Sunr/se Fresh Dairy Values! Fresh Calves Liver Sliced . . lb 1.18 B o n e le s s Chicken Breasts UNDERWOOD SPREAD ".“/.V WINDOW CLEANER Gold's Horseradish i O L JA R 37 ' that while the Canadian Thursday, 8:30 to 7:30; and Veal Cutlets . ib 2.68 studies are unequivocal as Fresh Chicken Thighs. ib78* Top Blade Steak .. ,b 1.48 Saturday, 8:30 to 12:30.) Chopped Liver W IIN R U R O S •cSJ 79' to rats “my view ... is Richmond Leg or Rump of Veal.. ...m1.28 Penn. DutchT Baked T DOG Chicken Drumsticks Fresh tb 88* Lean Ground Beef (le ll'a , ,b 8 8 * modified by the fact that it Boneless Veal Stew.... 1.48 KEEBLER Mother's Oleo i n . H I M 79' (saccharin) can be and has Colonial Bacon ... ,b 1.19 Chuck Steak Underblade . . • lb 1.18 Duplicate 1 been studied by sound M a rg a rin e /J ' I Pea BeansI DINNERS Favorites! Colonial Franks Beel , ....ib89* Boneless Beef for Stew.ib 1.18 - b r i d g e - ^ FINE - MEDIUM • BROAD COOKIES Potato Pancake Mix^'iT';'.:'" 35' epidemiological B&M TOPCO. RICH N' CHIPS Butcher Shop Speclall C 1 LB. CELLO BAG tMhniques. It seems to me Quarters Franks Kirschner Natural Casing .... ,1b 1.49 Center Bridge Club Potato Starch TISV,".'” 75' Whole Untrlmmed 10-12 lbs A 21 OUNCE CAN 14r LIverwurst Whole Boneless OR D IR T BOTTLI 49® SECRET "OLi- DEODORANT 39’ the FDA been ailowed to Bologna Mr. Dell first; Erv and Helen Cross, 1.09 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE " A ," 3 9 ’ POP! Fresh consider it, would have second; Phyllis Pierson and TOMATO PASTE IM P O R T fO COLGATE TOOTHPASTE '“.SrmV' 69’ Carandos Dandy Loaf... Barbara Davis, third. proven that the risk was lb 89* Beef Shoulder Chuck Roast PINT For your Health t Beauty! Eiast-West: Barry Campbell Strawberries not great. Hillshire Farm Kielbasa._____ Roast, Steaks 1.39 Boneless Beet and Bill Gutermuth, first; FMZfN FOODS GALORII r FRtSH DAIRY DSLIGHT5I WaUbdum's N.Y. Styls De/iP SWEET TASTING ListerineMouthwash.. 9 9 ‘ Tuna Salad K ...... ^ 8 9 * and Kabobs Shoulder Roast Peg LaPlant and Jim Navy tells PoUtes, second; Bob I66X FLORIDA MAJESTY IMPORTED Vine Ripened Right Guard W S .... 79* 08 ORANGE AXELROD Shrimp Egg Rolls...... 3io, 99 all three Stratton and Rita Holland, 16 OZ. CAN SOUR LOW PINT PRICE how anchor Tylonol Capsuleffstr^h. 1.39 for only third. WITH COUPON CONTAINER COOKED Contoloupes JUICE Vi l b . $ i » Raised Ring Iced Donuts 6 1» 89 CREAM INDIAN RiVIR . tlfO L lM r®lb March 14 at 385 N. Main St. RXTRA was lost ______Available Only in Flnast Stores with Mr. Deli Depts. Noxzema Skin Cream .T 1.49 -open pair club championship HAM LAROI 98 White Grapefruit » I I Z l NEW LONDON ( U P I ) - CRINKLE HOOD'S game -North-South; GAYLORD CALIFORNIA The Navy says it has CUT ORANGE IMS FLORIDA Margaret Kropp and Jane Roast Beef's'sKr « »2.19 3 C . L IP * 1 . Make Flnast Your Headquarters Exciting oiler by Oneldal n o z. Fresh Crisp Carrots PROS figured out how it lost a Lowe, first; Mollie Tlmreck POTATOES CARTON For Passover FoodsI JUICE CALIFORNIAVMLirVWPIMS ■ • tllD BBBWLBBB L IS S $16,000 anchor and chain Genuine Silver Plate and hankie Brown, second; Slicing Provolone,*1.79 from the nuclear attack Aviv Imp From Israel Luci Wadsworth and Ethel Navel Oranges T A S T im 10 V n n i i r t i-ioht'h mio4tio 4.'°* QQ< submarine Philadelphia. 2 8 9 Robb, Nancy Akin and Corn or Peas Pits' 3 , l u g u i l lively ■'uvom curs 9 2 } Sharp Cheesec..»,4.L*.1.89 U.S. FANCY C R ItF • AIR R iSpoon Rings TAITie^A H A N O tU C R O An instrument called the Margaret Boyle, tied for Macintosh Apples mta. MatzOb» thUd. Nova Scotia LoxLi*1.99 U.S. NO. I • " B i n FOR B A K IN O " anchor chain indicator Exquisite Spoon Rings Fishcake Dinner ;«*; 35« Reddi W ip TO PPING 7 0 1 . CAN 79 East-West: Mary Warren lA R A L I I failed the foggy night of Adlers 24 oz jar t^LDRAUM'l PINBAPFLI Idaho Potatoes 8 9 * S Brscelots. Sold at and Betty Launi, first; June Alaskan Lox ILICIO LR. •1.89 CALIFORNIA • SNO-WHITI Feb. 26, when the new sub­ thoChockoutstsnds. Korbuseski and Barbara CupCakes*£S;i;;*^ %S"79* AUNT JRMIMA Cottage Cheesac;.'N°T“.r.“.‘.49* Fresh Cauliflower h i a d 8 9 * marine was in New London Anderson, second; Terry FOOD CLU i ■ VBLLOW OR W HIT! German Bologna 5.1.39 Harbor, the Navy said. QefllteFlsh99 Spoon Bracelets...... ,1.49 Waffies • S n r H M i u iS 49* Daigle and Marge Warner, American Singles r’«v 89' Franks NATURAL CASINO LR. •1.29 ^ "PRODUct irm Of m m u " ^ f r i Potato Starch...... 95* CILlSTe BAMIINO The crew was unaware the X r, third. FARKAV Philadelphia’s 4,500- Over-all winners were Sausage Pizza t oz. PKO. 79* (PRONOUNCED d |||t Rokeach Macaroons... 1“*89* Margarine V u I r t i h s * 45 Dandy Loaf 89* a Kropp and Lowe. WAKIPIILD KIN# Jicoma HICAM A) LB. 7 pound chain had run out 1 off W FICANA tM% FLORIDA Menischevitz ...... ij; 25' off THIS OILICIOUl VIO lTAR Li FROM MIXICO NAI A FUVOR and reached its weak link. Borscht 59* Nile Time Crab M eat • OL PACKAOR •3.19 Carando Pepperoni*1.99 ItMiLAR TO WATfR CHIITNUTI AND MAY R I OICID RAW IN with Ihii coupon on (2) 6 oz wilh ihli coupon on (1) % gai Orange Juice M R T O N 39 The Navy said the weak Kino Alfred bun^ Of 10 McIntosh CrIsp-AIre ■ ■ M A Novice Croup SALADS OR FRIFARID LtK i FOTATOft. F ill RICIFRS Matzo Ball Mix 69* Salads ^CAHM^SALM -49* AVAILAILI IN ALL FOOD MART FROOUCI SfCTIONI. link — designed to protect Jell-0 WIsk Liquid March 18 at 146 Hartford Ore Ida Crispers 65* Swiss Slices lUTURAL FKo! 69 anchor machinery from Potato Kugel Mix . X' 89* Rd. —Joe and Marilyn a oz. RAMILT s i|l PKe. Gelatins FILLIRURV Chicken Roll**cW""A1.79 jolts and to allow the ship DaffodilsAvtil.M. In Mo« FInwi Slorn 0 9 ! Apples SIS 7 9 Detergent Fecteau, first; Bruno Primus Complete line of Chinese Vegetables avalabla Adlers Soups...... 3zoz89* rtUM Valid March 20-26 Villd Morcli 20-26 and John Primus, second; Buitoni Lasagne <2.09 Cinnamon Rolls m 49 to discard trapped anchors M724 MFQ "Hot"(iMHaea A W A iLBagels A aeai^ 12-^1.09 H725MFQ Charles Tatro and Yvonne in all Food Mart Produce Oepartmentsl — parted just as it should “FRESH SALAD BAR’* Navel Oranges Calif 18.071.69 1 " ! h have. Tatro, third. In IstfoM i to ouf cuttomun. we n Lettuceor^i..... „39® Calif. Avocados.., 3 .o, 1.00 URCUpt wtwfi oihuffwiit noltd Hums oH w d lot is tt not svadiMu m c b m lots or to oihut rutid dM iuri or whoiu»*i#(S Not responiibit lor lypooiuphiCBi trrori ’The shipbuilder, E lectric Manchester Community lOoz Moff II H______40^ off___ HI 60<^ off 50' off College Boaf Division of General Onions « • g bch Fresh Spinach. ollhlhl. coupon on (1| I wilhUilicouponon(l|24o< TO MATCH YOUR DINNERWARE - "ROYAL MAIL" EXTRA HEAVY GAUGE Scallions 19* 49* wllh INs coupon on (112S lb big ■lUilhii coupon on (1)2lb STARTING WATCH Dynamics in Groton, has 5lb g g . March 12 at 146 Hartford 5lbl)ox Rd. —Lance Tatro and Jim replaced the 2,800-pound Bird Food..’b”.^1.89.. oh.. Geflite Gravy Train Red Radishes cello 29^ Maxwell House Tator, first; Jim Baker and SOON! PORCELAIN-ON - STEEL GOURMET COOKWARE! OUR ADS! anchor and fixed the in­ Fireplace Logs...... 99* Matzo Fish Sonja Gremlllion, second; Ir­ (Except Aviv) (ExcntAillw.) Dog Food Coffee dicator system, the Navy Valid thrui,i,u npniApril e2 . vtiiflVtlld mru thru April April 2 2 ■ ving Carlson and Phyllis Pief- said. SS ___bSl2'i'^!L__.Jif®_Llii^oniiFI^__J I M . Villd March 20-26 Pric.. .n^ttlve March 20 thru March 26n9^7i;riirnches.er, Vern7n and Ea.t Hartfora L*SL_tlI71MFgTX_ _ J»W ® H746MFQ son, third. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. II Not Responsibts (or typogrephiclllrrorl"' MANCHESTER March 23, 1977 - PAGE SKVRN.r Free income tax Lutheran Church and Faith assistance will be available Lutheran Church of East P in o c h le fo r senior citizens Hartford will join with Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. Concordia Lutheran in a s c o r e s The Bible Story Kaffee The Golden Age Group of in the reception hall of Lenten service tonight at Klatsch of Concordia Manchester Concordia Lutheran South United Methodist 7:30 at Concordia Luttieran Household poisoning js children should be stored in Lutheran CbuLch will meet Church will meet Thursday one of the leading causes of Church. Church, 40 Pitkin St. The Top scorers In places out of their reach — Answers to questions of Thursday at 9:30 a.m. In at 1:30 p.m. at the church. death among preschool the church room. The theme of the service is Manchester Senior Citizens high places or a locked general interest will ‘‘God’s Invitation ” My Song Is Love Pinochle Group game Marrh children. Poison Preven­ cabinet are best. public is invited. tion Week (this week) is appear in this column. Ad­ -Com e with Confidence” Unknown — The Life of 17 at the Army and Navy Club If, in spite of all safety The Staff-parish com­ are Etta Hammond, 641, Ann part of a national effort to dress questions to: “Of is the theme of a Lenten Christ In Hymns.” precautions, a poisoning A Parent Effectiveness mittee and the finance Haupt, 632, Lee Steinmeyer, inform the public concer­ Consumer Concern,” service which will take accident occurs or is Department of Consumer Training session is committee of South United place tonight at 7 in the 613, Marie Burke, 605, Mike ning the dangers of suspected, read the con­ scheduled for tonight at 7 Haberem, 596, Ann Huiaick, household poisons. Protection, State Office Methodist Church will sanctuary of Community tainer label for Immediate at in the library of Center meet tonight at 7:30 at the 590, Bea Cormier, 578, Mike Misuse of medicines is Bldg., Hartford, Conn. Baptist Church. DeSimone, 577, Ann Plourd, first aid instructions and 06115. Congregational Church. church. common, but household Emanuel 568. cleaners also present a hazard. Prescription medicines are required by law to be dispensed with a C H A D D i r r ...... BRAND S bi every a lik safety closure unless s John W. Vigeani screw-on cap Is specifical­ ly requested by the doctor John W. Vigeant III, SHOPRniHAS"PRICE PLUS OVER R,000 TOP QUALITY SHOPRITE BRANDS or patient. Cleaners con­ agent of the John Han­ taining certain percen­ cock's Insurance Com­ tages of hazardous sub­ pany’s Manchester office, stances are also required will be honored at the Each of thata advanitad Ittmt It ra- |V to have safety closures. qulrtd to bo roadlly avtiltbit for talo President’s Qub Conven­ Hazardous substances at or bolow tha advtrtitad prict in Help Ton Save All Week tion at the Fairmont Hotel CAMPBELL’S VERMONT used in the home are aach ARP Stora, txcopt at tptcifi- in New Orleans, today MOTT’S POPE labeled as thoroughly as cally nottdlnthfiad. through March 27. CHICKEN possible to aid the con­ A graduate of Hartford 2 sumer. Labels contain a Long with Meat People Specials Institute of Accounting, he NOODLESOUP MAID APPLE ITALIAN joined John Hancock in signal word such as 1973, and since that time 10V<0ZCAN “Poison,” ’’Caution,’’ or has qualified three times TOMATOES “Warning,” with an active SYRYP JUICE ingredient listing. Each for membership in the W ITH B A S IL Company's Honor Gub. label states “contact physi­ He lives at 41 Byron Rd. cian immediately” as well with his wife, Kathleen, as the customary “Keep and their two sons, Marc . out of reach of children.” 1202 QT. Important to remember and Michael. 3 BTL. is to keep all medicines and 5 : 9 9 *^ BTL. cleaners in their original containers. Never use a food container to hold a PfflMWTHEFAMI ____ hazardous substance. Bright-colored pills or WAX BEANS CUT 4 ' t ! s 9 9 * WOOLRE cleaners are attractive I s SHOPBire«6.0RBUTra«ieKSHOPBire«6.0RBUTra«iaj( to youngsters, so when s 5 9 * giving medicine to PANCAKE MIX a49«MaSss£A children, avoid telling SHOniiTE CHOCOLATE MAUD- “ 5 5 * APPLE PIE HIUNG i~ 5 9 * S 5K e s them it "Tastes tike can­ 8 9 * dy.” Making comparisons DEVIL FOOD PIES BLOW POPS with food is also unwise. DROMEDARY D iv id e n d Z “ii* CMCKEH/UVn/RRI :“59* ^NHIHES -ss69* nSoOBFOOD ’i s 2 4 * Teach children that POUND CAKE MIX medicines and cleaners Joseph P. Mott, chair­ each have their own n a t u r e SCBIT man of the Board of Mott’s 6 !12«« b8ah toSJa to ju ic e J t 4 9 * specific purpose and can be Super Markets, Inc. BATH SOAP dangerous if used im­ (ShopRite) announced that ■« 35 GULDEN MUSTARD '!s54* PLANTERS Sf 79* properly. the Board of Directors a 6 9 * All products which may today voted a quarterly p re s e n t a d an g er to cash dividend of 2 cents per share, or an annual rate of 8 cents per share. The In­ itial quarterly cash divi­ dend of 2 cents per share DELMONTE Public will be paid June 1 to HUNT’S GREEN BAY stockholders of record May PINEAPPLE ■records' 9. The company last paid a dividend of 8 cents per TOMATO Warranty deeds share in July 1971. GRAPEFRUIT CUT GREEN Edward W. King pnd Mott said the inception of Constance B. King to J^an- the cash dividend was Lac Beaudoin and.. DRINK Ghislaine Y. Beaudoin, prompted by the com­ PUREE BEANS property on Croft Dr., J40,- pany's excellent financial 500. conditon and its strong fourth quarter perfor­ 29 OZ. Alexander J. Matthew mance. He also said that 46 OZ and Joseph S. Lombardo to the openings in former Eugene J. Mathiau and Grant’s locations by CAN CAN J Deborah A. Mathiau, both Caldor, J.C. Penney, and of East Hartford, property K-Mart units next to Mott’s 59*'|4iL99*' at 38 Sterling PL, $37,200. ShopRite Stores was BLUE BOY • CANNED CORIHiniFFMMn A8P-FRESH-GRADE “A providing addiUonal traf­ TO M AtO JU C E Executrix deed VEtETtHLEOII VECETMUII VEtETUtE A SUPERB BLEND fic. ^A* AUVARCTE8 _ ^ ^ JirriJIFFY CAMPBELICAMPBELLS I 31*2. Olga Demeo, executrix RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES PAK ncB. 73 * TABBY• * ■ ■VIWMM'MORSELS 5 *5599* S b El T s SOUP of the estate of Joseph F. Vegetables In UofC post NUMBER8A9 o _ QUICK Hublard Sr. to Thomas F. SAVE , Medium _ ell's C O e ORANGE Passcantell and Sandra L. M. William Breadheft, PRINCE SPAGHETTI HO OATS . c o c e n c ST fS I S ” Eight Passcantell, property at associate photographer at 'X„' ."fv, m a r m a u o e s r o s r w es s o n oh. v36«; Eggs , 1. A A * Ch o c o l a t e m m WESSON OIL 312-314 E. Middle Tpke., IJ Soups the University of Connec­ chunkuwttuna $36,000. ticut, has been appointed BIG TATE powSra 8 9 ^ SWISS MN O’clock'"® supervisor of the univer- POLY ^ BUMBLEBEE MINOR s i t y ’s P h o to g ra p h ic Quitclaim deed CARTON V WITH HUDSON NAPKINS a shreooeo w h eat laboratory, effective April M The Eighth Utilities MATCH OF ONE COUPON 5 •^CHOCOLATE LA T E “i l l peahSJS 4 - 9 9 * PILSBURY Ja. -«r 5 9 *^ S NABISCOcT cCEREAL e r e a l District to the Town of CANS lOtioz.^$1 I Manchester, easement and DOZEN BELOW Breadheft will be respon­ MA a b r o n o ia iit 4 cans ■ HERSHEY SYRUP 'cm4 3 ^ CHUNK1 right-of-way for property 49 sible for supervision of the S 4 0 ' CHUNKY CANDY iS 5 9 * TOOTSl ROLL POPS V t 4 9 « IffiLlm cORN university’s photo­ along Hockanum River, no conveyance tax. laboratory, an arm of the ^ ^ ^ m o pPWTE r i t e hH aAS-PRICE s - PLUS COURTEOUS AND FRIENDLY ttVMlffl. 5 IN 1 VARIETY Office of Public Informa-; 100“ o FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE tlon, and will serve as an Certificate of attachment adviser to students, faculty The Hartford National Cadillac Dog Food FARM FRESH PRODUCE and staff regarding Bank and Trust Co. against Minute Maid | i i | | photographic needs. Howard Phaneuf, $1,100, 14 . OZ $139 AJAX hall gallon He was associated with ■ LIBBY’S DEL MONTE Shop Rite property at 86 Benton St. cans I Fallot Studio and New trade name 6 SNO-WHITE-BUnON carton / ^ m m JA Butterworth Studios, both l a u n d r y David K. Lyon, doing STRONG - PLASTIC - CLEAR FOOD WRAP of Manchester. SLICED SWEET business as LYCO COFFEE UtHIBIER.CMIUTIM Breadheft, his wife, and WHOLE Products, 262 Blue Ridge Saran Wrap ’r - 7 9 * 2 2 OZ $159 three children, live in An­ Dr. FRESH Coffee Mate dover. DETERGENT i*r CARROTS PEAS Building permits 20‘ OFF LABEL DISH DETERGENT BEETS Manchester Garden NEWFANGLED POTATO CHIPS FAMILY Associates, roof repairs at MUSHROOMS X: Certified SMALL SIZE 14,17,28, 31, and 34 Garden Palmolive Liquid SIZE 10 lb Dr., $13,990. Pringles _ _ David S. Stimson of 12 NO 110Z . '"> ^ J i70Z.^4 | Manchester Garden quart Q Q O Syracuse Dr., East Hart­ Associates, roof repairs at FRESH CRISP 7 0 0 B a PHOSPHATES ^ 1 ^ CANS I CANS I 16 0Z. coni w w 9oi ford has completed the cer­ 22 and 36 St. James St., Celery Hearts LARGE BUNCH f %# CANS $13,000. 59£ tification requirements of PLAIN-KRAFT PHILADELPHIA 5 3 Manchester Garden the Golf Course ALL VARIETIES-CAT FOOD ^perintendents Associa­ Associates, roof repairs at HOT MU Cream Cheese 5 5 ^ Fresh Chicory ORESCAROLE tion of America. FUTURE 15 and 25 Forest St., $13,- Z ZBi Kal Kan 4 ’^ ' 8 9 * Stimson has been NESTLES COCOA uw oetbiobit ' 000. VEGETABLE ^ NEW FLORIDA superintendent of the Tum­ ^ JOHNSON WAX Dzen Roofing Co. for MSTANT CHOCOLATE »iL fc JOHNSON PLEDGE can I i u 9 OCTAGON U.S. NO. 1 • GRADE "A" ALL FLAVORS FRUIT ble Brook Country Club in A.R. Pico, roof repair at 37 Red Potatoes m k S 4 4 f i OFeWKENCHUNK .u»C E e *"0F«re a 7 9 * Crisco Shortening _ Bloomfield since 1968. He HERSHEY’S WWTETUNA Castle Rd., $480. Nutmeg Hi-C Drinks was honored in a presenta­ PEANUT BUTTER Homes Inc., new home at EXTRA FANCY tion at the University of shofihte Z' SSSf,"-*"*® *49 * TERRI Towas . s a 5 1 * 199 Briarwood Dr., $28,000. lb $ 1 4 9 Anjou Pears PLANTERS I6 u D Q C M assachusetts Turf PEARS Vintage Homes, new ______can I U i f l lb. $049 Conference in Springfield, MSTANT-AUFUVORS 3 m * 1 I RHAreFRWTJMCEBRAPEFRUrjURE -<«■ 4 9 * IfSIo ORESSMB home at 59 Joan Circle, cans W W 1 FORBANNB 4 3 '1 6 9 0 01 f t 4 9 * 3 Wild Bird Food^lf big W Mass, recently. ROYAL PUDDING $38,000. 2 To meet the stringent S99* COATNBAKE ' i ' 1 9 * !©0RaRCKBt,u.Y2-49* iSSSn requirements for certifica­ S H O n n E T M Y S 5 ? **“ - ''‘2'49*SaiACLEWHITE tion, Stimson first had to 'IT a 8 7 * X ALASKAN SHRIMP X get enough time in as a War Game A&PFRESH REGULAR OR ^ “ 5 8 * SwESKESaRsua2’^99* ooge Chess was invented in India M superintendent. Then he “ 5 8 * CAKEwxESasss»a2‘’99* o S i e a s s s 5 9 * GRADE "A" SUGAR FREE had to pass a six-hour in the seventh century A.D. as a war game to illustrate and SAVE written exam. Exam mOPRITEHAS~PRICE1RICE PLUS ONE-STOP SHOPPING rehearse proposed army questions covered turf car, Medium Sprite movements for real 36' pest control, business ad­ BMSPMCIRSmit AAAU#

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Manrhcstrr Evening Uornld- Sidney Cohen to get For Home Delivery C II Onr U H •COVENTRY Phone 647-9946 J EAST HARTFORD/area news Myrtle Wreath Award WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1977______PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / * • SOUTH WINDSOR .VERNON

Sidney Cohen of 118 Scott Dr„ a ternship programs with UConn, and consultant to the Connecticut State pro^ams where teachers return to Department of Education, will business and industry each summer receive an award March 26 in for updating. Hamden when the Connecticut Mayor names firm Cohen has also worked with the Region of Hadassah holds its fourth community college movement since annual Myrtle Wreath Awards its beginning in New England, from luncheon. He will receive the Myrtle the first advisory committee for the Wreath Award for his contribution to establishment of a community education. for new town plan college in Greenfield, Mass., to the East Hartford Cohen, a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., establishment of the community 1, also took part in the interviews. Waltham, Mass. received his B.S. degree from St. college in the Virgin Islands, which East Hartford has picked a New Bill Donahue, director of planning The firm employs about 400 people, John’s University. He did graduate for Maguire, said this morning, “I’m became a four-year college and Britain firm to work up its new town most of them experts in their fields. study at the College of the City of' shocked.’’ where he served as consultant to the plan of development. Donahue’s New Britain staff toUls New York during which time he Virgin Islands Board of Education f •: *■ Mayor Richard Blackstone said He said his people walked out of about six. All of them will work on li. worked as a factory assembler and for teacher education. Tuesday C.E. Maguire Inc. of New their interview with the town group the East Hartford plan. He will also production manager of a large in­ Besides serving as a member of Britain won the approval of a group feeling fairly good. But with so much dustrial plant. call in specialists when needed. vs. the school committee and a represen­ of town leaders. The group had inter­ fine competition, they were unsure Maguire has taken part in about 20 He continued graduate studies at they had a chance. tative to the town government in viewed six state firms in recent town plans in Connecticut. George Washington University while Y Mayor Blackstone said he has Turners Fails, Cohen was also presi­ weeks and the consensus of opinion The letters “C.E.” stand for Com­ working for the Department of r dent of the local action committee in was Maguire, he said. written to Maguire about the town’s bustion Engineering, he said. The Commerce in Washington, D.C. the fight on poverty in The interviewing group was the acceptance. Now they must work out firm staffs many architects and After serving with the U.S. Air Massachusetts. mayor. Town Planner David Juliano, contract details. The Town Council engineers besides planners. Force in World War II, he became a has set $30,000 for the new plan. In Manchester, he has served on Town Engineer Charles Sheehan, Donahue said he is anxious to sit 2 consultant in international trade, and the Board of Directors of Temple Asst. Public Works Director Robert Juliano said Maguire has the down with town leaders and work out traveled to Canada, Latin America Mathiau, Planning and Zoning Com­ technical know-how East Hartford and Japan. Beth Sholom and as co-chairman of contract details. The plan might take the United Jewish Appeal drive. mission Chairman Walter Forrest, needs, He continued his education after Bunny delegation visits mayor his firm up to eight months to com­ ^ -V-: In 1970, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen visited Director of Inspections Frank ’’They should help get us an plete, he said. returning to Turners Falls, Mass., many of the vocational schools in Four bunnies in the East Hartford Easter Seal Campaign visit the mayor at his desk in the Barone and Planning Technician excellent plan, ” he said. where he taught in a regional high The last town plan was made and Israel and the new Hadassah Com­ Town Hall this week. They brought news that about 30 bunnies would come to East Hart­ John Shemo. Donahue said the firm has been in school and implemented work and accepted in 1962. Many in town in­ munity College in Jerusalem. He was ford shopping centers Saturday asking for donations to the campaign. Following the con­ Warren Sullivan, to assume the business since 1938. It also bas of­ study programs for students who cluding the League of Women Voters recently invited to address the post of director of development April fices in Providence, R.I., and have urged a new plan. were disaffected with the regular ference with the bunnies, Mayor Richard Blackstone met with school system leaders who 3 National Hadassah Israel Education school program. Sidney Cohen presented him with a new budget for over $20 million. The bunnies are, loft to right, Jocelyn Cheney Tech students and the schools’s director, John Garofalo, look over brochures and Services Committee in New York. maps that explain where the boys will be visiting on a short-term exchange under the After receiving his master’s Forrest, 6, Denise Cassarino, 6, Elisabeth Elsinger, 7. and Paul Forrest, 5. (Herald photo American Field Service (AFS) program. From left are Richard Caron Jr., Daniel Bahler, degree in guidance, he came to by Barlow) Richard Oellers and Garofalo. (Herald photo by Pinto) Manchester as the coordinator of oc­ Pet owners stand firm cupational education for the school Ford begins new Job East Hartford The pet committee surveyed the asked the authority for a com­ system. Most of the pet owners in the complex. They found six dogs of promise which would allow some He established many new Measles clinics slated which three are poodles and stay in­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Tuesday was Hockanum Park housing project off pets under control there. The programs before going to the State the non-profit group. side. The other three are mongrels the first day on a new job for Gerald East Hartford Gamma Globulin with the vaccine, Brewer St. in East Hartford are authority refused. Department of Education, Division Ford met Tuesday with officers of Permission slips have been sent and are kept restrained, said Mrs. Tech students participate Ford, who met with officials of received inactive measles virus vac­ home with each student A properly keepin^their pets, said Mrs. Walter Ray Lavey, authority chairman, of Vocational Education, as the con­ the organization founded in 1953 as a The East Hartford Board of Educa­ Schwamb. Eisenhower Exchange Fellowship, cine, or received the measles vaccine Schwatiib, a spokesman for the said they have at least four reasons. sultant for the training of teachers tribute to then-President Dwight tion, in conjunction with the School signed permission sli^m ust be She said many of the homes have Inc., the peace organization he now before their first birthday. , park's pet committee. The lease prohibits pets, fellow for vocational.education. Eisenhower and also greeted 21 new Health Department, will conduct presented for any child u ^ e r one cat; a few have two. There are heads. Students who have never been im­ receive the vaccine. ' They are standing firm,” she tenants complain about them, pet in short-term AFS program While with the state department, fellows from as many nations as they free measles clinics to reimmunize 100 units in the complex. control programs have ndt worked Cohen earned a graduate certificate Ford, named Feb. 1 as president of students who are inadequately munized and who have not had the said. begin a four-month visit in the United disease are also eligible for im­ She denied ever having placed a The pet committee has reported well elsewhere and pets cause For the first time in the history of in educational administration and the Philadelphia-based group States. protected against the disease. The East Hartford any stray animals in the area. The Cheney Tech students are the first vocational technical school devoted to the international munization. park resident’s pet elsewhere. maintenance problems. the state's vocational schools, Richard Oeilers of Vernon, a vocational education at the Universi­ The former president also plans to program is designed to help control a Mrs, Schwamb said an authority Mrs. Schwamb said many of the in the state to be asked to participate ty of Connecticut. exchange of ideas, arrived in New public records The East Hartford Housing Manchester area students will par­ sophomore and Richard Caron of meet tonight and Thursday morning recent national outbreak of regular Students should not receive the member asked her this week to children in the park need their pets. in this program. York Monday to attend the measles. Authority has voted to evict any ticipate in the American Field Ser­ For the past eight years, he has with NBC officials to iron out details vaccine if they are allergic to eggs; retract her charge the authority was They will take care of them if Manchester, a junior, both in elec­ The STE is a program through organization’s 1977 orientation ses­ \\ arraiily i I c im I s tenants who keep pets. The vice (AFS) student exchange worked at the State Department of of his and Mrs. Ford’s contracts for Clinics will be held in each middle have been vaccinated within the past arrogant towards park people. She trical, and Daniel Bahler, of which young people live in a new en­ sion this week. Ronald J. Violelte et al to Wesley authority’s counsel has begun legal allowed to keep them, she said. program. Education. television appearances, according to school, parochial school and high four weeks against mumps, refused. Ellington, a senior, in automotive. vironment for periods of up to two The highlight of Ford’s three-day proceedings against two families at Mayor Richard Blackstone Three students from Howell Among the programs he has in­ a Ford spokesman. school during the week of March 27 smallpox, polio or German measles; F. Larkin et al, property on Westerly “People in public housing have This STE is being funded by the weeks within the United States. stay in New York was a luncheon ad­ Ter., conveyance tax of $34.65. Hockanum Park. repeated this week he cannot tell the Cheney Regional Vocational troduced into the state educational The spokesman said the former and in each elementary school during are under doctors' care for diseases feelings too. “They should be treated Cheney Tech Student Council. Mrs. Slade said that Cheney Tech dress today before some 125 fellows, Jocelyn Gagnon et al to Hector J. The pet committee has pooled authority what to do. The Town Coun­ Technical School will participate in system are fellowships and in- President will leave New York for the week of April 3. such as tuberculosis, leukemia, with human dignity,” she said. The Bureau of Vocational hopes to accommodate a foreign AFS trustees and major contributors of H ernandez et al, property on funds to hire lawyers to fight the cil appoints the authority members the AFS Short Term Exchange Washington Thursday afternoon. Students eligible for reimmuniza­ lymphoma or other malignant dis­ Mrs. Schwamb said she still hopes Technical Education asked Mrs. student next year. Goodwin St., conveyance tax of evictions. Mrs. Schwamb, not a park and now can audit its books. But the (STE) program. They will leave Sun­ Marilyn T. Slade, Cheney Tech AFS tion are those who had the measle eases, or who have Gamma Globulin for a compromise with the authority. council cannot tell the authority what Any family interested in hosting a vaccine before Jan. 1, 1966, received deficiencies. $37.40. resident but a longtime town resi­ day for Baltimore, Md., where they coordinator, and the New Jersey The pet committee could police the to do. will attend three different com­ foreign exchange student at Cheney dent, also has given funds to the keeping of pets. field development specialist of AFS Tech may contact Mrs. Slade at the PINEHI1RST...Y0UR USDA CHOICE MEAT STORE lawyers. Each vote on pets by the authority prehensive high schools in the to arrange this event for vocational brinp you more low prices on USDA Choice and Prime Meats along with some at- The lawyers for the committee has been unanimous. Baltimore area, and return April 3. school by calling 649-5396 for further technical students. Cheney Tech is information. Link backers meet Monday S T u 'S « » SIh" «e,. ChlcJn M..i I Citizens for the Connectors will is between Rt. 5 at Governor St. and A public hearing will be held next meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the East the Bissell Bridge in South Windsor. Wednesday by the state Department Rec cancels Hartford Town Hall, announced Residents have been ge-tting of Transportation (DOT) al 7:30 p.m. Chorale USDA CHOICE PINEHURST We are now George Dagon, chairman of the East signatures on a petition favoring the at East Hartford High School. DOT some events booking Easter Hartford Town Council. connectors. They will present them will (hen. show its design details for The group is composed of persons to give TENDER orders for THE BEST to Gov. Ella Grasso. the connector. East Hartford HAMS...Morrall fully who favor building of the highway Dagon urged everyone with signed Dagon urged all to attend concert cooked hocklass, connectors at two ends of East Hart­ petitions to bring them to the Wednesday’s hearing. Evening recreation programs in Shanklass Hams.. ford. One is between 1-86 and 1-84 at meeting Monday. They will then plan DOT will hold the same hearing East Hartford schools are canceled Prize Hams... the Manchester town line. The other The Westfield (Mass.) STERKS lb. how to present them to Gov. Grasso. Monday at Manchester High School. for Wednesday night. Basketball I State College Chorale will Announcing our 11th tournament games will continue. Your all time Holiday present a concert, which is For a special troal...U8DA Choice Packer Cut 7 Favorlte...NUTMEQ Exceptions are; open to the public free of lb. TENDERLOINS cut Into fork tender tllet • Indoor soccer at Hockanum from brand Special Easter 7 to 9:30 p.m. charge, Friday at 8 p.m. at mignons at $2.89 lb. KIELBA8A made Doctor says food hurts kids Center Congregational Blanlay “The child is normal,’’*• said— Dr. tprhnirp)technical. • Badminton at Goodwin from 6:30 ■ and 12th Big Stores. to 9:30 p.m. Church. PINEHURST USDA CHOICE Ben Feingold to a group of parents Can a child be hyperactive and still The concert will include ratal TURKivs Tuesday night at East Hartford High learn well'' • Indoor soccer at Pitkin from 6:30 works by Hans Leo SEMI-BONELESS Yes, he said. Many are so. to 9:30 p.m. Where, but at Pinehurst,] School, Hassler, Palestrina, “It’s the environment that’s abnor­ Is refined sugar okay? • Teen Drop-In at Penney from will you buy... 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Schein, J.J. Bach, CHUCK ROAST Land of Lakoa mal” “ It's the carbohydrates, " he said. • Women’s physical recreation at Johannes R. Brahm, Ralph BUHER Dr. Feingold, chief emeritus of the ’You give a child with an empty Vaughan Williams, F. OR Department of Allergy. Kaiser Per­ stomach three or four donuts and a EHHS from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. c The Thursday night recreation Melius Christiansen and lb. M . 0 9 i b manents Center in San Francisco, tjoUle of soda. It’ll hit him like Jean Berger with STEAK Calif., connects hyperactive children dynamite.’’ program for adults at Penney has arrangements by Robert LAND OF LAKES and foods. Where can you find a Feinberg doc­ also been canceled. A teachers’ Shaw and Robert Page. CHEESE tor on the east coast? scholastic game will be held there. The PoP Shopise ID***^^.^* low...and this 3 in 1 Combo which gives you 2 Change the foods and change the The 46-voice chorale is child, he said. .Many doctors across the country I Roasts and 12 Center Chops or 2 large Roasts is a * 5.99 sib.box directed by Donald Prin- I Budget Value. Some children react violently tcL are now questioning our foods, es­ Men of church dle, former soloist with the Grand Opening Special! STOUFFER’S 90* elements in our foods. New food ad­ pecially junk foods, he said. He Robert Shaw Chorale and WHOLE PORK LOINS GARLIC BREAD ditives are his special target. visited Hartford Hospital Tuesday the Robert Wagner He said 10 to 15 per cent of all and was pleased with his talks with plan breakfast Chorale. Its 1977 concert March 24 through April 2 79< children in the United States today staff there, he said. tour includes perfor­ East Hartford •1 .1 5 . SHURFINE FROZEN suffer from these foods. They are in Dr. Feingold said society must stop mances throughout New PEAS constant motion, are fidgety, polluting its foods. It must not put Deacons of the First England, Pennsylvania and USDA CHOICE 1st CUT BONE IN restless, uneasy, excitable, im­ colors in them. Congregational Church at 837 Main ehoral festivals, conven­ 3! 89« pulsive and aggressive. They have a “If we don’t correct it, we'll have a St., East Hartford, will hold their tions, invitationai concerts CHUCK ROAST short attention span and are downgraded future generation,’’ he 21st nnual Men’s Communion and and commitments in the ( SWANBON'8 frustrated easy. said Breakfast Sunday at 7 a.m. All Chris­ Eastern Seaboard area. CHICK, TURKEY The Feingold A ssociation of tian men are invited. A t (or Steak) or MEAT LOAF They often fail in school. lb. Connecticut for Hyperactive Wiring may have started it The men’s chorus of David TV DINNERS Area parents and school staff PINEHURST members asked him questions at the Children Inc. set up Tuesday's talk. Fire Marshal John Armstrong checks area where fire began Bradley, William Candlish, Robert A ll Dr. Ben Feingolci 'I'lie group has offices in Enfield. Case, Charles Eskey, Steven Harlow, BUDCEI sm uts 6 9 « . . c h end of his talk, much of which was Friday night and destroyed three-story building at 128 Burn­ smma. mut Richard Olmsted, Jerry Scheinfeldt S RIB CUT side Ave., East Hartford. He said he and the state fire marshal STANLEY’S NUTMEG and Bertram Schlosser will sing Locatio n s PORK ROAST BRAND Area police report suspect faulty wiring as the cause. Greg Neary, owner of the during the service. •1 .3 9 . KIELBA8A building, said Saturday he was to receive a deposit on the The Rev. William E. Flynn, senior pastor, will speak on “Most Men’s FABULOUS FLAMORSI SHURFINE Columbia attempted to move left to avoid the Grenier wa.s charged with two building from a buyer that day. He had worked since a lesser All your favorite eofi drmk fUvore from cola to pmeap- Favorite Subject.” P»e - and avafyfhmg n bafwaan’ Oalicous mixera loo' car but the two collided. The acci­ fire hit the building in June 1976 to repair it. (Herald photo by BACON CAT FOOD Susan B. Sarubbi of North counts of risk of injury, Pdlice said dent happened at 5:45 a.m. Barlow) To learn more, call 528-3133. MIXIMI MATOTEMI 4 c a n s 89< , Windham was charged with speeding the charges involve() two minor Fdl up your Pop Shopp* case with wiy flavors you 8 9 ^ ^ too fast for conditions this morning. East Hartford tcmales. — ell ahkaoralldifferant' It's your cftoce' •1 .0 9 . She was involved in an accident with Someone broke into a Lincoln St. Grenier was released on his iunufr" written promise to appear in court in REGULARISUCAR-FREEI a tractor-trailer truck on Rt. 6 in home Tuesday. A window in the rear from a greaf lastirtg array of 10 regular flavors VALUES Columbia. door was broken and $50 in cash mis­ Itockville April 19. Fire calls phis lOdebcious sugar-free toft drmh flevors* You get the best when you buy Perdue Chicken SHURFINE WHOLE 1. Until brought under con­ sing from a bedroom. trol, polio caused the Breasts, Livers, Legs at Pinehurst... The truck is owned by Mashkin South Wiiul.sor GUARANTEED DELKIOUSI TOMATDES Freight Lines of East Hartford and Pronto Printers at 1007 Main St. most deaths in children. Vife guarantee you’ll love Pop Shoppe flevors m well es Perdue South Windsor Police are in­ your ftvooie brand, or your money back' was broken into sometime Monday EusI llurlfurcl □ True □ False ,®5^,J02^canMch was driven by Richard Swanson, 41, vestigating a hit-and-run accident night. A rear door was kicked in. The T uesday, 11:43 a m . 2. When lire breaks out in of 134 Croft Dr., Manchester. He was which occurred at about 11:15 p.m. CMCKEN ^ ^ shurfIn^ ^ whole cash register with an uncer­ —Medical call to 21 Rolling your home, you should treated at Windham Community Tuesday on Ellington Rd. near g r ape j e l l y tain amount of cash in it is missing. Meadows Dr. first: Memorial Hospital for a head lacera­ Palmer Dr. Tuesday, 5:25 p.m. —Auto LEGS lb. tion. Ellington A. Find out where the A BOTTLE 59* isoz. Police said Michael A, Covensky, accident at 48 King Ct. fire started. BY THE CASE OF 2410OZ. BOTTLES SHURFINE Police said the Sarubbi car was Hector G. Grenier, 73, of 146 20, of Knlield, was driving north of Tuesday, 5:48 p.m. B. Get everyone out. PLUS TAX AND REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT. 1 AT PINEHURST DOVELBTTE SUGAR westbound on Rt. 6 and accelerated Ellington Ave., Ellington, was Ellington Rd. vvlien an oncoming car —Medical call to 58 Adams St. C. Call the fire America's 1 BCOTT JUMBO f h m TISSUES up an incline. The driver lost control, arrested on a Common Pleas Court forced liim, off the road. The Tuesday, 6:14 p.m, department. Soft Drink Supermarket causing the car to swerve from side warrant Tuesday afternoon, state southbound car struck the Covensky —Medical call to 19 Chapman 1 TOWEIS 2I89« to side. Police said Swanson police said. vehicle and didn't stop, police said. St. We expect t^ a v ^ lS u ^ I —ANSWERS— No injuries were reported. Tuesday, 6:41 p.m. Frl. tn d Sat Sachrin and Sweet ‘N’ liw f —Medical call to 35 Millbrook sepoiBJoqei SJ9|u«jspun Aq 1 59« (ach . Dr. s3{AjasA|S|es 3||qnd ^ " " ^ hurfIn^ ^ Rockville hospital notes Vernon R EVLO l e $e papiAoid 1 No Limit HOT CROSS BUNS Tuesday, 7:16 p.m. KIDNEY BEANS Edwin R. Nielsen, 24, of 13 asnoq —Medical call to 26 Dobson Admitted Tuesday; Teri Dennison, Hunter Rd., Tolland, was charged ltd. Cosmetic Seminar! (main plan! and sloro): MO OuMnSlieel IRoula 101 .. n l Ttiomaalon: ai|) |o )no SI auoXtaAa jaye 39 * ie o i.c a n Brooklyn St., Rockville; Oscar I’hillipp, Tuesday with disorderly conduct and luauipedap ajj) ai|) ne^ f^?afa7!o"K^r,'‘="™' -0 MVII'p7'r,“grslo“li. n^e'xl i^o'S r ta r . Prospect St,, Rockville; Carol Mullen, T uesday, 8:01 p. ni Davis Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Patricid interfering with a police officer. —Medical call to 382 Burnside Come in, meet experienced cosmeticians Iip.idet peatds ueo ajy g j w Bioomfitfd: Bristol; Hartford Tpke., Vernon; Rosemarie Schlag and daughter, Hopkins Rd,. Pelletier, Suffolk Dr., East Hartford; Police said the arrest was made in Ave who will help with your cosmetic problems. 'teal qaea saop ajjj HaMford Turnoikw rRmiio ini Shopping Center, 862 Farmington Avenue. All locations open Monday Ellington; Dennis Schuiney, Windsor K.M77oppmrcenler J0:00 a’I- s P.M. Mary Schanal, White St., Rockville; connection with a disturbance in a Tuesday, 8:26 p.m. SB saAji s.uajpijqj Aubui sb '“PP"'U i-aniar. Thursday and Friday, 10:00 A.M,-8:00 P M Ave,, Rockville; Wesley Shorts, Hanv Investigate smoke at 46 Salurday, 10:00 A,M.-6:00 P.M Lorraine Talbot, Egypt Rd.. Ellington; Lane, Vernon. home on Grand Ave,, Rockville. Charge it 3 ways pauj|ep j3Aau o||og 'js iv j 'I Sunday 12 noon-5 P.M. Pamela West, EnfieW; Joseph Zepperi, Nielsen was released on a $500 non­ Pershing St. Births Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and Today, 5:34 j.m. —Medical PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Terrace Dr., Vernon. Mrs. Daniel Ketcham, Talcott Ave., surety bund for appearance in Com­ Opwt Thure. and Frl.,8 A.M. HI a P.M. at 302 Main call at Chickasaw Dr. Discharged Tuesday: Thelma Barany, Rockville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, April Saturday 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. South St., Rockville; James McGowan, Today, 6:48 a m. —Medical Paul Lonesky, Main St., Ellington. 13. call to :i2 Lilac St. r A; PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 23. 1977

M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 23. 1977- PAGE THREE-B Budgets proposed Council Bolton school offers r Scouting ] ■' v. Congregational Church, who in turn presented Wolf; Jeffrey Pelham, Silver Arrow; Eric It to Pack 86 Cubmaster David Haddox. Leverson, Gold Arrow. An impressive Arrow of Light Ceremony Webelo badges were given to the following approves Vernon was held for two Webelo scouts, David H. Had­ boys; John R. Evans, Citizen; Brian Kuhnly, UConn biology course dox and Brad Wirth, who received their Arrow Aquanaut, Athlete and Citizen; Philip Levine, Ut—l. n « . . Cub Scout Pack 86 held its Blue and Gold of Light badges. Citizen; Brad Wirth, Artist; Athlete, Citizen; Students in their complete the course will receive four Banquet recently at the Vernon Center Vernon: Difficult to cut jm ior or senior year who have superior David Krieder, Citizen, Artist, Athlete, contract hours of credit. The following scouts received advancement Congregational Church. At the ceremony Craftsman; David Haddox, Outdoorsman. ® college-level badges: Stephen Suchecki, Wolf: David a o tt. Starting in September and continuing following the dinner, the Pack Charter was Following the awards ceremony, everyone South Windsor bio ogy course to be offered this fall by the until the first week of February, the Wolf; Brian Coughlin, Wolf; Andrew Wilson, By BARBARA RICHMOND increase of four per cent over the action would also mean that Vernon University of Connecticut presented to the Rev. Mr. Bartholomew of the enjoyed a magic show. current budget of $5,622,406. The would continue to receive federal The South Windsor Town Council course will be offered to accepted Herald Reporter at the freshman A general government budget of proposed budget, combined with the anti-recessionary funds on a direct voted Tuesday night to send the students on Monday, 2:45 to 3:45 p.m., and town’s refuse to the Northeast ’Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m. Kenneth Roy, Bolton $5,852,769, termed by Mayor Thomas proposed education budget of $9,844,- basis. Bolton High School science department, in Benoit as “a very difficult budget to 638, brings the total budget to $15,- The executive and administrative Capitol Region Disposal Facility Inc. High School science chairman, will be the ccw^ration with the university. instructor. prepare," was submitted late 697,407, a combined increase of about budget shows requests for salary in­ (NORCAP) In East Windsor. Spring savi [fall now ot D&L staes six per cent. ’The council unanimously passed a ‘be program is to Bolton students should see Roy at the Tueklay night to the Vernon Town creases for the mayor, director of ad­ stimulate intellectual development and Councii. Benoit said major factors pushing ministration, executive secretary resolution authorizing Town high school. Students living in other towns challenge the talenU of gifted persons, should see their guidance counselors, who Benoit said that after he reviewed costs up are increased payments on and account clerk, plus a temporary Manager Paul Talbot to enter an school personnel said. outstanding debt, reflecting the an­ agreement with the private facility. will contact Roy for course literature and requests of department heads he clerical assistant and salary for the Under the university’s program, out­ ticipated sale in May of $2,425,000 of During the first year of the con­ registration forms. pared $1.9 million to reach the switchboard operator-receptionist. standing high school students work with school bonds to finance the addition tract, the dumping fee will be $5,028 recommended figure. TTie director of administration’s college certified teachers in their own to Rockville High School. per month for the six months in­ He deleted $610,671 from the public salary request is for an additional school on an approved course of study for School activities safety budget, which included a Also helping to raise the costs are $1,154, to $20,388; 'the mayor, an ad­ dividuals without pickup haul refuse full college credit. Grade 5 and 6 teachers at Bolton request of $499,906 for fire depart­ anticipated wage increases for public ditional $495, to $8,738. to the Strong Rd. sanitary landfili. If the student enters UConn or another Elementary Center School have developed ment equipment and $110,765 for works, police and non-bargaining ’The mayor is asking the Town After the town establishes a transfer college, the university will furnish an of- courses for a weekly activity period for police personnel and equipment. personnel; municipal insurance Council to critically examine all station for the individuals, the cost ficial transcript indicating college credits students. ’The selections are study skills, From the Public Works budget he coverage; Social Security, employe areas of the budget because of the in­ will go to $6,014 per month for six earned and course title. fringe benefits and pensions, plus months. weaving, arts and crafts, drama, cut $1,066,663, which included mostly creased costs and lower revenues Each applicant will be evaluated at the continuing inflation which affects expected. In the second and third years of the educational games, sports and band. appropriations for public works high school, then transcripts will be sent everything that the town purchases, agreement, the NORCAP fee will be Thirty mini-courses are being offered equipment, personnel and "It is apparent that further reduc­ UConn for final acceptance. Students the mayor said. tions will have to be made,” he said. $5.50 per ton. Estimates are that for Grade 7 and 8 students during the third maintenance projects. It also in­ who are admitted and who satisfactorily marking period. cluded $48,000 for an engineering sur­ The budget shows an overall He urges the council to strive to South Windsor will produce about vey for the Bolton Lakes area. decline in non-tax revenue of $165,253 strike a balance between provisions $17,500 tons of refuse annually, so the 2 The recreation budget request was projected for next fiscal year. Most of municipal services which are con­ cost will be about $93,500 a year. reduced by $86,185 which includes of the town’s accumulated revenue sidered to be essential, and "recogni­ Refuse will be weighed at the Area school menus $56,185 for recreation programs and sharing funds of $748,763 were tion of the burden on our taxpayers.” NORCAP site. healthy savings for little ones facilities improvements and $30,000 allocated to this year’s budget to ’The director of public works had for open space acquisition. offset increased expenditures. requested a pay increase of $7,191 to Benoit said budgets submitted by In the coming fiscal year it is an­ bring his salary to $26,226, but the Hebron Tolland various departments were designed ticipated that only $412,332 of mayor recommends an increase of Elementary to realistically address priority com­ revenue sharing funds will be $1,143 for a salary of $20,178. Vernon Police show how Girl lost Parker & Hicks from a very famous maker Monday: Hamburg on roll, french fries, munity needs. available. He has similarly recommended Officer Cyril Banks of the Vernon Police Department shows Monday: Meatballs and gravy, macaroni, Benoit said that on the positive side pickles, cole slaw, mixed fruit. "In several areas the requests lower salaries than requested for how a tear gas canister fits on the end of a shot gun for firing. school bus Tuesday: Lapizza casserole, green beans, peanut butter sandwich, stewed tomatoes, there is the promise of Gov. Ella other department heads, such as the cookies. reflect items that have been deferred This was part of the department’s display at “Showcase ‘77,’’ Italian bread, gingerbread. for some time, such as equipment Grasso that additional funding superintendent of the sewage treat­ Wednesday: Tomato juice, salami grinder, Tuesday; Sloppy Joes, celery sticks, cole replacement and drainage projects,” received by the state under the ment plant, who requested an in­ the annual products show sponsored by the Rockville Area privileges garden salad, potato chips, pickles, pears. slaw, peanut butter cookies. he said. federal Public Works Employment crease of $1,494. The mayor Chamber of Commerce. (Herald photo by Dunn) Thursday: Meat loaf, parslied potato, com, Wednesday: Cheese pizza, green beans, pud­ , ding. “A review of the general govern­ Act will be passed through to towns recommends an increase of $897. pumpkin pie. Thursday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed ment budget for fiscal 1977-78 clearly as unrestricted grants. He said based ’The town engineer requested an in­ Vernon Friday: Cook’s choice. on the president’s proposal, Vernon salad, Vienna bread, applesauce with cin­ indicates it is based on a minimum crease of $2,877 to $22,055 and the A 14-year-old Middle School stu­ Rham namon. should get about $50,000. level of services,” the mayor said. mayor recommends a salary of $20,- Rham board to study dent would have been back in school Monday: Orange juice, beef pot pie, carrots, Friday: Fish sticks, tartar sauce, mashed The requested budget reflects an He said favorable Congressional 329. today after being suspended from bus cranberry sauce, pudding. potatoes, com, roll, ice cream. privileges for five days, but Vernon Tuesday: Veal patty, mashed potato, corn, Middle & High school expansion plan schools were closed because of the apple pie. Wednesday: Taco with meat and tomato, Monday: Hot dog and sauce on roll, green storm. beans, cheese wedge, fmit cup. final decision by the state is not TTie girl allegedly twisted the arm rice pilaf, peas, corn bread, pears. By KAREN BISKUPIAK Thursday: Lapizza casserole, green beans, Tuesday: Roast bMf and gravy, mashed South Windsor:frugality expected until the end of the current of the school bus driver and broke her potatoes, wax beans, roll, strawberry ice box Herald Correspondent orange juice, Italian bread, cake. General Assembly session. elbow. ’The driver, Donna Villa, is cake. By JUDY KUEHNEl The additional policemen will piement a sewer line cleaning The Regional District 8 Board of Friday: Cook's choice. The decision to go on double expected to be out of work for about guarantee 100 per cent watch program. Education which voted Monday night Wednesday: Cheese lasagna, spinach, roll, Herald Correspondent sessions means Grades 9 to 12 will eight weeks due to the injury. She raisin-nut pie. South Windsor Town Council coverage on all three shifts and a xi,e proposed addition of a main- to have full double sessions at Rham attend morning classes, with school drives for the Windsor Bus Service. Thursday: Juice, Italian grinder, chips, cor- members were pleased with the High School next year, also named a South Windsor sp^ial 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. watch. tainer for street service is due to in- opening at 7:30 a.m. and concluding ’The alleged incident happened last n, cake. frugality of the general government Taltrat said that with the additional crease demands on the street divi- four-member committee to study at 12:04 p.m. week but was not made public. The Secondary Friday: Tuna sandwich, cheese wedge, cole budget proposed ’Tuesday night — a expansion of the school. slaw, peach pudding. ” warden, gjon for catch basin cleaning, street Grades 7 and 8 will begin classes at suspension came after a closed Monday: Frankfurt on roll, potato puffs, wax budget which apparently will require The vote was 74 in favor of the combined with the additional police sweeping, snow plowing, storm 12:14 p.m. and will remain in school hearing conducted by the Transpor­ beans. no tax increase for the town. officers, police watch will be in- sew er in s ta lla tio n and road plan to relieve crowded conditions at until 4:40 p.m. Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, Vernon Rham, which serves students in tation Committee of the Board of 'The proposed budget of $4,752,777 is creased and the ainount of unds maintenance, Talbot said, Board members Chris Dreyer, An­ Education. carrots, salad, Italian bread. $385,455 greater than the 1976-77 required for overtime will be request for another office person Grades 7 to 12 from Hebron, Andover Wednesday: Hot pastrami sandwich, french Elementary, Sykes, Middle \ drew Mulligan, Katherine Sibun and Students suspended from bus budget of $4,367,322. and Marlborough. fries, pickle chips, carrot and celery sticks. Monday: Frankfurt on roll, baked beans, ^ l u 1. . . in the Assessor-Collector of Revenue Roy Wirth opposed the full double privileges are not suspended from However, according to new Town The expansion study group was set Thursday: Pizza. stewed tomatoes, fruit and cookie. Talbot has also suggested a office was removed by the council sessions, voicing concern with the school, but reportedly the student in Tuesday: Hot roast beef sandwich, gravy, Manager Paul Talbot, revenue mechanic for the Public Works jgst year to shave down the whopping up after the board reviewed its Friday: Chef’s day. proposed senior high schedule which question had no means of transporta­ peas, strawberry shortcake. sharing and an increase in revenues requests for state funding for a 600- Elementary ^partment, two maintoiners for the 1976-77 budget. However, Talbot would mean a one-seventh loss in tion other than the bus. Wednesday: Oven-fried chicken, mashed will enable the property tax levy to ^llution control plant, one mam- recommended the inclusion of the ad- pupil facility to serve Grades 7 and 8. Monday: Hamburg or cheeseburg on roll, classroom time. The school board’s policy calls for potato, green beans, bread, brownie. fund the propos^ municipal budget. tamer for street service and an ad- ditional personnel in the new budget, Roy Wirth, Peter Houle, Chris potato puffs, carrot and celery sticks, pickle Mrs. Dreyer said she favored five-day suspension from bus Thursday: Juice, pizza, applesauce, ice It will be the same or less than the ditional staff person in the assessor s fije two offices now are sharing one Dreyer and George Giacoppe were chips. cream. reduction of junior high programs in privileges for “major offenses.” levy in the current fiscal year. named to the panel. Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, green beans, Italian Friday: Fishwich, potato chips, gelatin 0 *1. jj-x- clerk. Authorization of the new posi- industrial arts, home economics, Bus company officials said the girl bread. TTie Board of Education, however, The board also agreed to grant vegetable salad, pears. lalbot said the addition of a tion will provide both departments music and art to preserve the senior had already b « n suspended from bus Wednesday: Salisbury steak, gravy, whipped "first refusal” to the architectural High School has proposed a $7,572,477 budget i^chanic in the Public Works with full-time clerical assistance. high program. privileges for three days because of potato, com, dinner roll. firm of Jeter, Jepson and Cooke for which, if left uncut, would require Department will enable the depart- Several new programs are The additional costs of full double her use of abusive language. Thursday: Pizza. Monday: Frankfurt on roll, baked beans, about a two-mill increase. ment to improve on its preventive proposed for the 1977-78 fiscal year, any building project. This motion sessions will be presented next week Friday: Chef’s day. stewed tomatoes, fruit. was granted in return for work done ’The suspension should have in- Tuesday: Italian spaghetti with meat sauce, Talbot has a recommended using maintenance program and assume gome of the new programs were when the board gets back to work on eluded an additional five days, bus I on an application for federal funding tossed salad, bread, milk, fruit. $371,149 of the $505,508 available in e respon^ility of maintaining suggested at a public hearing last its 1977-78 budget. company officials contend. revenue sharing funds to offset any ^ ice cars. This will r^ u c e the cost fan_ while others were recommended of a school building project. Wednesday: Meat loaf, mashed potato, peas, The estimated cost appearing in The bus Incident was caused when roll, milk, fmit. possible tax increase. Other matters to be determined by 0 car maintenance and is reflected py citizens to the Recreation Com- the staff and administration report is the bus driver asked the girl to turn Looking for quick results? You’ve the board are the size of any building Thursday: Pork chopette, applesauce, Talbot has recommended extra in the police budget mission. just under $10,000. in her ticket on the same day she had come to the right place! You'll find parsley potatoes, com, milk, bread, fmit. and whether an addition to the personnel for the police department, The expansion of the town s sewer Recommended for this year’s Several board members expressed privileges taken away by the prin- that buyer in the Classified ads. Friday: Fish bites, tartar sauce, Spanish existing school or a separate building including a patrolman-dog warden, system and the resulting increase in budget are soccer, track, com- concern over the effect new sessions cipal. ’The girl refused. ’The bus rice, broccoli, bread, milk, fmit. will be recommended. which was suggested by Councilman he amount of waste wa er to be petitive swimming, competititve would have on families with both driver reportedly put out her arm to Michael Enes. Also included in the The funding application submitted treated, plus the fact that the sewer gymnastics, indoor tennis, cross parents working. ’They said a number stop the girl from leaving the bus and For Infants: to the state last July left open the proposed budget is another sergeant lines are almost 10 years old, will country skiing conditioning, downhill of junior high students would be un- that’s when the alleged arm-twisting Assorted polo tops In solids and and two more patrolmen. require additional men to properly skiing conditioning and day camp for question of the type of facility. The supervised in the morning. incident happened. man the treatment plant and to im- boys and girls. building size could bere-evaluated. 1 WEEK LEFTI paterns. For boys and girls, 3-24 Members also noted advantages A bus company official said he State funding now appears to be months. i Because of a change in accounting concurrent with having seventh and sought a longer suspension and asked i relatively certain because the Rham Reg. $3 ...... 2.27 I methods recommended by town eighth grade students separated that the girl be transferred to a auditors, taxes, which where project is in a top priority group. A from the senior high classes. sjiecial education bus. Sturdy crawlers of polyester/cotton for Youth program begins previously listed as accounts boys and girls, 9-24 months. Ellington receivable, are now listed as an es­ Reg. 5.50-6.50 ...... 3.97-4.97 residents have offered to help as timated income. ’This new method of WEDGE W ira AN EDGE A recent organizational meeting of supervisors or instructors. accounting creates an estimated in­ id a youth program for the Crystal Lake Plans are being made to start come increase, in indirect revenues, (Area fire calls; area of Ellington drew represen­ classes in pottery, painting, and of $150,000. ON COMFORT & VALUE uveIDD tatives from several groups and a recreational activities within the Council members’ initial reaction Toddler Boys and program is now under way. next few weeks. to the budget was one of relief. Last South Windsor The program is open to all ’The committee has set forth some year the council labored for weeks, During this special Girls: Ellington young people and will be rules concerning the program. All often into the wee hours of the mor­ conducted at the Community youths coming to the center must ning, to cut what could have been a Tuesday, 5:16 p.m. Knit polos for boys and girls, assorted Methodist Church, Sandy Beach Rd. remain in the building. If they leave 10-mill increase for the town. —Water in cellar at 399 Curtis Matties solids and patterns. Sizes 2-4T. The Cultural Arts Commission and before the program ends they won’t If the Board of Education is able to Foster St. Reg. 3.50...... 2.47 the Recreation Department will be allowed to return. The programs shave some of its proposed $7,572,477 Today, 1:13 a.m. —Water provide instructors and other will run from 7 to 10 p.m. with the budget, the town may not be faced in cellar at 17 Gulley Dr. Boxer waist slacks for toddler boys, residents will supplement. Many last half-hour to be used for cleanup. with another tax increase this year. cheerful solid tones, prints, 2-4T.

■ .a-mwHHMMMCV ' Reg. 3.50...... 2.57 Slacks and Jeans for toddler girls. Boxer Area bulletin board waist styling, cute patterns, solids. Reg. $4-5.50...... 2.97-3.97 Andover The nominating committee of St. Maurice chosen several “Artists of the Month” whose Church Parish Council is looking for can­ work is on exhibit in area banks and libraries. The First Congregational Church has didates for the April election. Anyone in­ SHOE-TOWN’s s ta rt^ an Andover Community Food Bank for Helen H yde’s w atercolor, "S pring in terested should call Janos Deesy, 646-1647, or families in need. All nonperishable food items Somers,” which was also chosen picture of the regular low pricc*16 Maureen Mozzer, 643-1374. month, is on display at the Rockville Public are acceptable. Items may be left at the Little Boys and Girls: church. Anyone knowing of persons needing Library. A collage by Peg Winter is at the $ t A 9 9 food is asked to call the Rev. David Reese III. Coventry Peoples Savings Bank, Tri-City Plaza, Ver­ Pretty knit polo tops for llitle girls, sizes 4- non; a watercolor by Barbara Orlowski, n o w j u t . . . 6x. Polyester/cotton, sizes 4-6x. Bolton TTie Coventry Cooperative Nursing School, “Winter Landscape,” is at the Tolland Public Reg. $4 ...... 2.97 at the First Congregational Church on Main Library; an oil by Lois Mulnite, “ Deserted Go everywhere in this rope-accented wedge by ANTONIO The Bolton Lake Sailing Club and AMF- St., is accepting applications for the 1977-78 Tobacco Shed,” is at Hall Memorial Library, Little girls slacks In adorable prints and Alcort will sponsor a free introduction to Sun- term. To learn more, call 742-6606 or 742-7691. Ellington; an oil, “Angry Sky” by Patricia MARCO. Inside...tricot e n sh io n in g plus hidden elastic solid colors. Rugged polyester/cotton, 4- fish racing April 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Fiano’s The North Coventry Volunteer Fire Depart­ Hoffman, Savings Bank of Tolland, and an oil, for easy fit Underneath...flo«lbl« cropo sole for added 6x. Restaurant. Films on previous Sunfish world ment will pick up newspapers on the first Sun­ “ Blue Flowers” by Charlotte Emery, Savings Reg. 5.50...... 2.97 championships and a general interest film, day of each month in the Second Voting Bank of Rockville. bounce. Choose camel or rust in women’s 5%-lOM. “Sail to Freedom,” will be shown. The latter District. Papers should be at the road by 9:30 ’The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at St. Short sleeved polos for little boys, sizes 4 film includes scenes from the “Down the a.m. To arrange for special pickups or to learn Bernard’s Church Hall Friday from 1 to 6:30 ^ FREE... FREE... FREE to 7, assorted fancies and solid tones. River Race” conducted each spring on the more, call 742-6881 or 742-9805. p.m. The emergency blood supply is very low Reg. $4 ...... 2.97 Connecticut River from Hartford to Old The Coventry Beautification Committee will COMFORT TOP Highs. h9‘’ pr buy in some areas. Walk-ins will be welcome. kl'Nff,\(/r Little boys famous maker slacks In happy Saybrook. A short lecture on sailboat racing meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. Credit counselors are needed for the Living 2 pair, get a 3rd pair FREE! will follow the films. To learn more, call New ideas, new projects and new workers are solid tones and fancy patterns. 4-7. in Financial Emergency (LIFE) program. Reg. $7 ...... 4.97 Larry Cochran, commodore of the sailing being sought. Already, 25 persons in the Tri-Town area have *5 saving and FREE offsr thru Saturday only. club, 649-8582. received financial counseling since the Come to D&L Childrens Shops at Corbins Workshops for the St. Maurice Church Hebron program started in October. A special in­ bazaar will start Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the Corner, Bristol, Avon and Manchester Hebron Hornets Colt Baseball Coach Jake troductory session has been scheduled April 11 Parish Center. Volunteers are needed. stores only. Yopp announced a second signup of boys aged at 7:30 p.m. at the Tolland Agricultural Arrangements may be made to do work at 15 to 18, in conjunction with the Colt tag and Center, Rt. 30, Vernon. For information, call home for those unable to attend the workshop. bake sale at Phelps Hall, Rt. 85, Saturday Dennis Gladden, 872-8515. SHOE-TOWN The church also needs ushers to help at the from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ’The registration fee is Registration for Grades 1 to 8 at St. Bernard Where CLiollty & ioshlon cost less! monthly Mass. Aides are needed for the $5. School for next September will be taken in the WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR religious education program Tuesday and school office. School St., Rockville, Monday ? ®*^®PPlng Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpo. Ctr. • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON Wednesday afternoons. The church will have a through Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., or in the Sighls • Soinds ^ J l t h p ' t h e Vernon Spencer St. (Silver Lane) AHIIIstowaRd. Route IM VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA parish cleanup day April 8. Refreshments will evening by appointment. UPPER LEVEL OPEN 10-9:30 Ollwr locatlona throughout Connocticut 273 W. MIODLE TPKE. Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza. Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. ’HI 9 p.m.. Sat. ’til 6. be provided. The Tolland County Art Association has WESTFARMS MALL 561-3847 Next To Stop & Shop OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12-B P.M. IN MANCHESTER, VERNON, AVON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER PAGE FOUR-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977— PAGE FIVEl-B

Troubles beset committee Weiss to he honored April 24 ’ ■; i ; -..Ttr probing assassinations .^1- by Charter Oak B ^nai B^rith ■ I..-.- By DANIEL F. GILMORE evidence, watched over by three “That’s Santo Trafficante, the big University where he received his WASHINGTON (UPI) - The other guards, was presented before a hasti­ crime cheese,” the word went Manchester Charter Oak Lodge, day a member of the House ly call^ afternoon open meeting. around. B nai B’rith, will honor Town B.A. degree with distinction in government. Assassination Committee asked Old evidence Trafficante, a nattily dressed, Manager Robert B. Weiss April 24 at a breakfast meeting at ’The Colony in He was selected as a Fels Scholar Chief Counsel Richard Sprague if he All the evidence was at least nine grandfatherly figure who once was a X"- really thought the panel could get out for graduate studies at Wharton years old and a bit dilapidated for all gambling big shot in Havana, sat Talcottville. Proceeds from the off the “Keystone Kops” kick. He School, University of Pennsylvania, the handling and inspection it has had down at the witness table with his breakfast will be donated to the wanted to know when it could get where he earned his Master of since then. It Included the Remington dark-mustached lawye''. Manchester Brotherhood in Action /: down to serious investigation of the project for 1977. Governmental Administration rifle with telescopic sight said to Nothing happened — the witness murders of John F. Kennedy and (MGA) degree with distinction. He have been used by Ray, travel was sitting before a “dead” The breakfast is sponsored by also was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Martin Luther King Jr. microphone. A cali went out for the B nai B’rith with the cooperation of brochures, maps, and two cans of During World War II, he was a "Will the information be new and Schlitz beer. House eiectrician who got it working Campbell Council of the Knights of not a rehash?” asked committee sergeant in the U.S. Army Signal While panel members solemnly in­ haif an hour later. Columbus, Manchester Lodge and member Samuel Devine, R-Ohio, a Corps in the China-Burma-India spected the exhibits, the television Friendship Lodge of Masons. The former FBI agent. Sworn in Theater. people began looking restlessly at four organizations make up Dash of slapstick Trafficante rose, raised his right Brotherhood in Action. Weiss and his wife, Gloria, will their watches. Deadlines were ap­ hand and was sworn in, solemniy celebrate two anniversaries in June. Sprague, whose own tenure on the Chairman of the event is Gerald proaching for the prime evening promising to teli the whoie truth and Thirty years ago, they marched down tm . five-month-old panel has had a dash Okrant. Norman Fendell is chairman news shows — couldn’t the com­ nothing but the truth. the aisle together one Sunday as of slapstick, replied in carefully for the 1977 project. t S i (Si*?. mittee members skip over some of But ’Trafficante’s lawyer first had classmates to receive their college hedged and measured words. Tickets are available at Garman’s the tricky-track and get to that rifle? a motion. Understanding House diplomas. ’The following Sunday, they ■£ “The sum total of evidence in each Men’s Shop on Main St. and at Reed’s They could and did. Ruies, he asked that cameramen and marched down the aisle as bride and case would be in the nature of Stationers at the Manchester Walter Fauntroy, one of four radio reporters be exciuded from ac- groom. They have two sons and a evidence indicating that others may Parkade. blacks on the panel, looked at the ri­ tuai testimony, which a witness has daughter. have had knowledge or participated The public is invited. fle, picked it up gingerly and held it the right to request. Weiss is former vice-president of 2 in arranging for the assassinations of for the cameras. Weiss has been Manchester’s town There was worried consuitation at Robeii B. Weiss the International City Managers Dr. King and Kennedy.” manager since 1966 where he came That was it. the chairman’s position. He had to and Manchester Community College. Association, former president of the He explained that this was all un­ from Windsor after serving as its Mystery witness agree. Out went the cameras and Although Weiss’s activities have Connecticut Town and City Manage­ corroborated, and because of various town manager for 13 years. The next big event highlighted a tape recorders. been closely associated with his job ment Association and the Fels Alum­ troubles, the staff had been “unable He began his management career “mystery witness,” whose identity They didn’t miss anything. Traf­ as manage, he has also been in­ ni Association of the Wharton to do what I consider a thorough about 28 years ago as one of the , 4 f . was carefully guarded until he strode ficante, as had been expected, took volved with and a supporter of Graduate School. check.” He couldn’t come up with “a youngest managers in the country into the crowded chamber and under the Fifth Amendment in refusing to several community groups such as He is a former member of the smoking gun,” he said, before March when he became the first town the hot television lights. answer anything — 15 times. the Recreation Center at the Nike Board of Directors of the Temple 31, when the committtee will go out manager of South Berwick, Maine. 3 Concert Friday at Cheney Tech “Who’s that?” people asked. Site, Organization for the Han­ Beth Sholom and the Symphony Bay State derby winner visits of existence unless its life is His professional career started as dicapped, Manchester Association Society of Greater Hartford. He is an extended by the House. an intern with the city manager of Peter Burke, regional director of the All American Soap Box Derby, introduced Steven Members of the Class of 1979 of Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School work for Retarded Citizens, Senior honorary member of the Association on publicity for a concert being presented Friday at the school. From left are Mrs. Cynthia Results nil Dover, N.H., followed by becoming Lind, Massachusetts state soap box derby champion, to a ^oup of about 125 persons at Cen­ Meeting unsuccessful assistant city manager of Keene, Citizens Center, Manchester Com­ for the Handicapped. Adajian, class advisor, Graham Warner, Chris Shelsky and Thomas Mainville, class presi­ In fact, the committee has yet to N.H. munity Services Council, Drug Ad­ He is currently on the Board of tral Fire Headquarters. Films on the soap box derby were shown and construction of a der­ come up with anything. visory Council, Summer Activities in dent, with a handful of tickets. The concert which begins at 8 p.m. features Eyes, formerly Cited for "outstanding service to Directors for the Connecticut by racer was explained. A local derby is being sponsored by the Town Fire Department’s The public so far has been treated HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. didn’t think binding arbitration could Jasper Wrath. Tickets will be sold at the door. For further information, call 649-5396. the profession,” Weiss was the re­ Manchester (SAM), and the Day Chapter, American Society for union. Local 1579, on June 19. There are presently 38 entrants. (Skoglund photo) to vague promises of big Grasso, legislative leaders and of­ win his panel’s approval. Care Center. (Herald photo by Pinto) cent recipient of the Bosworth Public Administrators and the photo) “breakthroughs” and two "media ficials of the Connecticut Education “I think it would be questionable,” Memorial Award of the Connecticut Weiss also obtained the assistance American Red Cross. events” — crowded, open hearings Association Tuesday without success he said. Chapter of the American Society for of Brotherhood in Action for the com­ Weiss is also a member of the staged for television and pictures and met to try to find a common ground B u t Thomas Mondani, a Public Administration. pletion of the Teen Center. National Municipal League, signifying nothing. on how to avert teachers’ strikes. spokesman for the teacher’s group, As an instructor, Weiss taught The youngest of seven children, American Academy of Political and On March 11, the committee The meeting was requested by and Lieberman said talks would con­ Weiss was bom in Medford, Mass., government at the University of Social Sciences, the Masons, B’nai Hanson wins Walsh Award dramatically brought up by air from CEA in hopes of trying to convince tinue between the two sides in hopes where he grew up. He majored in Connecticut, University of Hartford B’rith, Kiwanis, and the Manchester Memphis, Tenri., 10 big cartons state officials of the need for legisla­ that some changes might be made in history and government at Boston Community Council. Daniel W. Hanson of 180 Center St. John Mather Chapter in a given year. In 1976, he was parade marshal for jammed with evidence gathered in tion to set up compulsory binding ar­ the law. was awarded the Dad Walsh Award Head Into Easter Hanson has been a member of John the Bicentennial DeMolay parade. the case against James Earl Ray, the bitration in contract disputes for Recently teachers strikes in recently by the Manchester Lodge of Mather Chapter since 1970. During Active in sports, Hanson has par­ ex-convict who pleaded guilty to public school teachers. Greenwich and Waterbury brought Looking Just Great Masons. that time, he has held all but six of ticipated in softball, basketball and King’s murder on April 4, 1968. The Lawmakers said binding arbitra­ the emotional issue back to the This award is given in memory of Ford Foundation report urges the chapter’s 21 offices including its bowling. tion, as was given to municipal public’s attention. William A. Walsh, the first “ Dad” of highest elected office of Master workers by the 1975 legislature, was Among the potential compromises John Mather Chapter, Order of DREAMLAND BEAUTY Counselor. Hanson is currently ser­ discussed but no consensus reached. was some change in the statute that DeMolay. Walsh served for 14 years ving as scribe. ‘"There was no crystalization of gives local town boards 30 days to halt in nuclear research SALON II in that capacity. He served as a state officer in the Moriarty’s remodeled positions,” said Senate Majority reject a settlement between the Your Full Service Salon The award is presented to the most WASHINGTON (UPI) - Plans to processes which terrorists or non­ group for one year. He also received Leader Joseph Lieberman, D-New teachers and board of education. But it said the proliferation threats outstanding, d^icated member of the Representative DeMolay award. Haven. extract plutonium from spent nuclear nations could use to produce posed by atomic fuel recycling and Moriarty Bros, has undergone its Rep. Abraham Classman, D-South veneers of brick and crushed stone. Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, nuclear fuel and build a plutonium atomic weapons, the report said. the brewer reactor outweigh poten­ first face lifting of the familiar struc­ Windsor, House chairman of the Bronze solar glass windows have cochairman of the Education Com­ breeder reactor must be dropped by Nuclear power is more economical tial benefits. Plans to recycle fuel I- ture which was built in 1946 on the Education Committee, and Mondani also been added as well as other mittee, said after the meeting he the United States if it hopes to curb and more environmentally safe than should be suspended indefinitely and corner of Center and Broad Sts. disagreed about the n e ^ for change. • Blow Cut cosmetic changes. nuclear proliferation, according to a burning coal, the report said. It a controversial, costly breeder reac­ CRT asks for $5,000 The renovations were recently The last major structural change Ford Foundation report. called for increasing reliance on con­ ' Frosting (3 different tor construction program at Oak llH vsm nrl |MHmk‘ colors in one) The Community Renewal Team of completed by Andrew Ansaldi made by Moriarty Bros, was in 1964. Unless the United States takes the ventional atomic reactors as an Ridge, Tenn., should be halted, it nearly everyone that our services are Construction Co. of Manchester. The It was a $70,000 body shop and lead, other nations are not likely to energy source through the end of this ’ Unisex Styling Greater Hartford, Inc. (CRT) is as essential to the townspeople of urged. • High Styles again asking the Town of Manchester project included the addition of a automobile reconditioning plant on heed U.S. pleas to halt the spread of century. s t ill MlVCMlI 11 \ B . Hartford’s adjoining towns as to the spray booth for painting motor FLETCHER GLASS CO for a donation to help defray Broad St. across from the present In llii’ fust pliKi’. u r tillei Noven wnys tosiivi*. And |)a\ ilu* core city itself,” the letter said. plant. Orff 35 y#on of tMporionco Iiij'hcsl intcicM ihc I.tu aHuus.On ii (’»-\c.n vniiif'stcKiliiaie operating expenses. vehicles and a frame straightener llofMANCHESTeR OPEN SUNDAY CRT has helped with Manchester’s booth at the rear of the shop. The combination service station uiili a SI ,000 ininiinuin (li jxisii ton slid earn 7Vi% |K*ranmiin. A similar request from CRT was Meals-on-Wheels and Head Start Manchesterites named chairpersons .\11 ihe wav ii)) to icn vc.iis! ( inarantottl. Kvni lhouj»li oihci 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. The project involved stripping the and auto sales dealership will be ad­ COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE rejected last year by the Town Board savings insiiiiuionsarc lovvciiiif* someoi ilicii rates. ( ) | X ‘ n a programs, It has also organized WINDOW GLASS. MIRDORS ■ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS old off-white porcelain panels from ding on to its sales showroom this s.i\in^s auouni .ii I (arilou! .N.itional, We pul more inteiesi of Directors. regional food and fuel bank PiaURE FRAMING. FIREPLACE 1 DOOR MIRRORS The letter from CRT to Town the building, raising and lowering spring, according to Maurice Moriar­ TUB ENCLOSURES - SPECIAL WORK of Connecticut Partners of Americas in pm r Intnre! De|)ositsare insured up lo S-IO.OiM). Federal programs. iegiilaiions ri'<|uirea suhsLiniial iuleresl |x*nall\ lor early Manager Robert B. Weiss suggested portions of the facade and. adding ty, treasurer of the company. Weiss said that the request will be T w o Manchester wiihdravval. a $5,000 contribution from the town. succeeds Dr. Richard states in the United States Wasyli Samoes, oboest, I: presented to the Board of Directors (MANCHESTER 649-452l) COLLECTOR'S ITEMS residents have been ap­ Quintiliani of Wethersfield. “ By now, it should be evident to at its first meeting in April. and Latin America with w ho perform ed for ilAimXNU).V\TK>\AI. KANIIH riATIS pointed committee Dr. (Juintiliani, chief of in­ rXMDINTIAL DICANTIIS Connecticut being paired audiences in Manchester in BA.VKt^TIUST chairpersons to serve for Plainfield entries NI.UNI IfriODUCTKIW fectious diseases at Hart­ off with Paraiba, a state in addition to other towns. the next year with the I riic First Plai t* to Save ftiuw.t.1 G>«dlr C»tn ford Hospital, was elected the northeastern section of Connecticut Partners of chairman of the group’s St. Jam es honor roll a n n o u n c e d W ednaaday OPEN M-F B-5;30 Brazil. Americas (CPA). Board of Directors. FOtl IML I FJL MMS-li SIliTYC 71111 S-ll »C3-li llbiCS-ll THUR. TIL 9:00 I'lAsIiCS IN STOCK During its 10-year 1. IMMS^ctri 1. % FrM Mn I, 3.1 1. Mki Ml 11-1 1. Oatsau 10-1 Diane McHutchinson will The honor students at St. lltCTC 1. Trttter ' |.i I Kara’i CHcM S-2 SAT. 8 - 5:00 $16 . T h e Connecticut relationship, Connecticut David Turgeon. 1. Mint CaiM i-1 2. Paa I M lEatiMuM 1 2. ».F«c«l 2. PrM R 41 S lo t A ’..HU tS OR CUT SUES Richard Culver, Timothy ig.1 I Shan A Sacnt 7-2 3. PIM 7-2 serve as head of the culture Partners of Americas is Jam es School have been Grade 5 —Leslie Carroll, I U m t 10-1 I ii/i U Okt) I lIMaOrivt 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER and Paraiba have main­ The Derby, Michael Dion, 1 Miiij Mw S-2 ' k (Hart Ufm M % Hiran IWm 12-1 4SlhRlhffin M committee, and Reginald announced for the second LI S. Pkn hafWt 2-1 S. Saft Fas 3-1 (Ofl Center SI ) SCREENS REPAIRED part of the National tained an ongoing Kelly Crouchley, David Melissa Godbout, Karin 4. Dalh h ri IM S.anMMm itaTiUiktfMt H ITlTi In 7-1 Pinto will chair the com­ semester. They are listed 5. rW Hmia 7-2 i lip'i M locw 7. Kaw/t I i Last Carl l-l Association of the Partners exchange of professional GREENHOUSE Day, Robin Edlund, Grinavich, Patricia L JuR EitM 7-1 7. Iinw) Ibtaii L CMc« m 3.1 7. Paea ikt lS-1 7. U Sham IM mittee on communications. BUY YOUR DAILY of the Americas, a non­ 315 Broad Street, Manchester below. Patricia Gregory, Lynn 7* Quryl 15-1 I Fmt| IM 1 Prim 1mm 1-2 1 Usan lai $-2 volunteers in the areas of Legault, Daniel O’Brien, Stk i S-lf m S S-ll They will serve under profit federally supported HIGH HONOR Michaud. I Iria'i Prirtir 2-1 .4111 9 S-ll 2nd II SMUT I I2lhTC( the arts, agriculture, PHONE 649-7370 William Spaulding, 2nd I Ml aumiMP ,, 2ii II SPURT 1. Tkhar Tray S-2 John Dwyer of New Haven 1. T4 PMa \ \ a r n m m I j ^ i a M organization which is an education, m^icine and (Acroii From The Pott OWce) Grade 8—Alison Bassett, HONOR Thomas Williams, Mary 1. Ftm Trmi 4-1 IlacMarFtot 1. KV. TIm 4-1 I5 1. MaaiiM Flash 4-1 who w as elected the 2. NHrt rf Stm t-1 1 LHik JktrMS I h tf V a 12-1 1 Iml A 1 1 Caafry IGtdwi 10-1 off-shoot of the Alliance for other fields. Michele Garibaldi, Martin Grade 8 —Richard 4. Zib r I M's TM S-t 4. CarMa 7-2 LOTTERY TICKETS Wrobleski. 3. i-l iUMytoyMar I Mil S-1 r 3.1WMTLach IM Organization’s president Progress Program of the Hancock, Mary Holt, Sarah Aroian, David Barry, Lee 4. ShM Qm 1-1 5. C*«Cmr 4. 19^1 S-FirJiM 5. (Mar Drlvt M Earlier this year, VISIT OUR SPRING SELECTION OF Grade 6 —Mary Burke, 5. Smi 2 -1 1 Nc« Sail 4. Sal Mtir M 1 IMy laa laM 4-1 recently. early 1960s. Pelmas, Linda Racine, Anne Fogg, Norman 5. Ittte ui4 l•tt» S-2 I Kn i In Towh /i & lifMataf 1-1 Connecticut was visited by GREENERY • MANY NEW VARIETIES OF Jennifer Gay, Kelly (• U Ur4 7. Nc« W«ody kHarMiMkit 1-1 7. AMcRadi r; 1 M UMa 1-1 7. Falta frara 12-1 Dwyer, a doctoral can­ Kerry Szemplinski. ' 7. Lir4 Kitthmr IM LZipnlM l.GatTNks 3-1 tSylLM I Tala laa 3-1 Forty partnerships now two musicians, Gerardo • BEGONIAS • SUCCULENTS AND Hebert, John Kaspar, Harvey, Christina LLV.’iT r ^ 1-1 7. MMlaa IM didate at Yale University, Grade 7 —Thomas Day, i FVs Tm te 7-2 1 PvaAsa Pal 3-1 function between different Parente, pianist, and Jacqueline Leone, Daniel Marchei, Lisa McIntyre. FLOWERING PLANTS 3 Quarts Cott Soda *1 ^ Helen Helm. KSTKT-Sata PLUS TAX O’Neill, James Tierney, aOCXOS SPtCUL— SaA lalar k 10th Grade 5 —Felicia —Thurr matlnM- TERRARIUMS CUSTOM DONE Grade 6 —Susan Chmiel, Denise Wood, Patricia Falkowski, Sharon King, Wives less Hayes. FM FHtli (Your Container or Ourt) James Gregory, Deborah Jacqueline Sipples, 1. Mar'iaNiM 1. StrtlUV Swfar 7-2 .iiinu L li'l M Ml 1. Umm I. UM) 1. aawili Tm t Confidence likely to quit Grade 7 - Cheryl I M ia 2-1 M I. In'i Pmr Lawler, Karen O’Toole, Elizabeth Steele. lUlltaqnil. 2. Parbd v 1 m It'j L TIpr Ml I Hmm Itot WE ALWAYS TRY TO LOCATE F R i Bassett, Noreen Callahan, 3.1 IMWhi *•} 1 St. ttaa Jl 4. Mi'i MM 4.1 iF w o im i STORRS (UPI) - Even ^ Oaffo Harvest Hill Package Store L Htfotaa Mil 4. rs R rM i U t. PluMnb LIMiStahK I iS ’Jirtf RARE PLANTS L M M 5.1 . aRH i. jiM't I If-l i PnMir'rtA after their spouses know LMaC taiu U lUMStM) laMMOK 7. Pitt) M 7. M m Inty 1 tM )jK f ■ i tmAi I ^ fra the ground up about it, wives are three your Open Daily 10-5:30, Sun. 11-4, Thurs. ’til 9 P.M. 398 W. MIDDLE TNPK. Plan would cut down L MIlMl) t-> 7. T(« M 7. an. Fra. An IM 7. bM FtMA M L a TtM-l ItH t i n M times as likely as their Open 9-8 MANCHESTER PARKADE 649-0446 SmM FMrth M t CnM Pne* 1. TokyiM i.u.'iM r DcMA TM. w husbands to continue an 2. Priirtir friRtor IM b’iMlNr I'T I. ri hM i --7-1 LUtotaMilf) lAM , ft. " ad'i * * ( ji^ SolW styling that 200 agencies to 19 3. Mjlu I ScMfai S«M *- LtlnrTUk M , l S. I i » ^ IM I Om I extra-marital sexual af­ 4. 4. PwaaU Spnial iSTftt*"* tu a .? M LUIEiAK M 1 1 * W makes the rest of you fair, according to a Univer­ 5. $M imi c «—X- 9 < 3' ^ ' I Nm 4-1 LCAnkM HARTFORD (UPI) - The more i Inal PraaiM -LSfMUTi ‘ ’Una S. ChM JactM « s! 4U m IM LSkinAAa M 4. I n M sity of Connecticut family GQllefy purposes only and will be the subject lm k i lOitsUaStaeh 1 Raw M LMAE^ look good and gives than 200 state agencies would be con­ 7. biityTb 7.tistarSMIt M I la 1-1 I, Cnttan of hearings in the coming weeks. UMaMi 7. Mam IM 7.MA1 M relations expert. lORnr’ti'*$ Maty tUUaaUiCaaA >MIM L’• NntS ’ *■1 7. FiM PM you day iong comfort Mam Fkxx Watktns Bit a 935 Main St Manchestec solidated into 19 departments under The proposal is generally similar M LFRiOiMMca M LUNA Sttki) Frederick G. Humphrey Save *40' Create a more the discussion draft of reorganization MMTICir.I mAA7A says a survey of more than to one recommended by a committee CAcfcm Spwd: SMp^ Aa hi loth legislation drawn up by a legislative appointed by Gov. Ella T. Grasso. 100 marriage counselors in committee. energy efficient That panel, headed by Aetna Life & 27 states and Canada also o n th is The plan, put forward Tuesday by Casualty President John Filer, shows problems involving the Government Administration and adultery account for recommended the bureaucracy be ht‘f/-Linc V isit ns and save $40 Plainfield results middle thirties, are of mid­ on a (t’nmnimtcr' from Toro. Install It yoursell and save on healing ti mil at «a Jwot m.'ni.24 pM IIH4T« 7iMl S4-2 p* UNIN H*mC7l KU p* IIiIn ; Trthcti M l progress for more than six insulation lor maximum energy acM s-it iq nnniiyBeNBiii) NUN Featuring the months before help was elliciency in your home. Don't be under- I Mm Ipm) |«n 4N inn 511 HI insulated' i21r«Onu.u ^ MN JS 7N 4N sought, he said. About 22 TiphUni 5NN. I mh 111 Return o f , per cent of the women Button up lor winter with Owens-Corning 7M;4IN 74)«Ti Ap See your Home Investment Dealer Fiberglas insulation. w m 511 iq WM! Ul p* IN.N nLlMI seeking help said they kept I M IN p* IIIN ‘ BasedongdshcAl elecliiccoofm g idOOsq M uomsulaled !•>«■ .. u» w la P ^ IN p* II42N their affairs going after WiasdrunttrfMI. Insulation is cheaper than o il. . or gas, 7riA* 14.1 p* S7I7N P ^ IM p* IIIN M ISS PAT ailic 7% iFKieasespet yeaF 4Mkai PiAAt 4JI 2JI IrilKA 44-1 p* I7IN Black, Copper or if tUa||H.nil Bllimiliuni or electricity. tUliNPAn S21 awm 511 m White their husbands found out, FR TK»0l |i*5»*l* UN IN iutnn 511 (l| compared to only 8 per BE SURE . mm N.^BUSS ha> been serving the Home Owner IM* IM pM Ul M MApiMi ItNr |]i| I ^ Patent fo r 9 5 YEARS, f o r a co m p lolo FREE INSPECTION o f Daffodi , TriAM 144 kU UNJt 5Hw 1npmM 7.N ; SPECIAL THIS cent of the men, according TIIK. 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Coach Freddie Shero was DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit Pistons once again are quoted as saying he preferred his Philadelphia Flyers to be in­ awaiting the return of Marvin Barnes, their talented volved in a battle for the NHL’s Patrick Division title rather Los Angeles Dodgers ... The Texas but NEW YORK (UPI) - The told reporters after the game. Montefusco yielded a run when troubled forward. than having their usual runaway. Rangers beat the Kansas City “There isn’t any team in the league I Jerry Morals homered in the fifth in­ The 6-foot-9 Barnes, acquired in And he’s getting just what he’s Hoop reunion April 23 American L e ^ e has its Mark Royals, 8-5, with Bert Campaneris, can’t beat. For that matter. I’ll win ning but went six innings allowing the American Basketball Association the whereabouts of Barnes. been asking for. tin and McAdam had two goals Reunions of any type usually “The Bird” Fidrych and the Dave May and Jim Sundberg leading a at least one game against every star only that run. John Curtis was tagged dispersal draft for $500,000, failed to Barnes was to begin serving the Tuesday night the Patrick race apiece and Savard registered four generate a lot of interest and one National League has its John 16-hit attack with three each ... Mike L> pitcher in the league. I could be both for the Cubs’ other four runs in the show up Tuesday at a team practice jail term May 16 for parol violation. narrowed even more as the New assists. that’s coming up on Saturday night, “The Count” Montefusco. Phillips’ three hits, including a two- the league’s most valuable player last three Innings. after being given permission to stay He had been a rre st^ at Detroit’s York Islanders blasted the Colorado Penguins 4, North Stars 2 April 23 at Willie’s perfectly fits into Both are modem Dizzy Deans who run double, paced the New York Metropolitan Airport in October and that mold. and the Cy Young Award winner.” an extra day in Denver after Rockies, 9-2, and Shero’s club needed Rick Kehoe’s goal at 6:49 of the admit they’re having the time of Elsewhere around the camps: Mets to a 6-4 victory over the Toronto convicted of carrying a concealed 0, i It will be a gathering of young men Strong words for a fellow who had Detroit’s loss to the Nuggets on Sun­ a last-gasp goal from Reggie Lach to third period capped a three-goal their lives playing major league Mike Torrez allowed two runs in Blue Jays ... Three-run homers by weapon. At the time, he was on V - and their wives - who played with a 16-14 record in 1976 and is pitching day. pull out a 4-4 tie over the Vancouver Pittsburgh comeback and helped baseball... prefer reading the sports five innings and rookie Mitchell Page Gary Carter and Pete Mackanin parole for a 1974 assault of a Manchester amateur basketball “He’s supposed to be here and I’m V Canucks. The Flyers’ margin over provide the Penguins with their first page over the financial page ... and raised his spring batting average to were-the big blows for the Montreal Providence College teammate. teams in the late 1930s. disappointed that he’s not,” said t:- a! the Islanders is down to three points, enjoy seeing their names in print .610 as the Oakland A’s defeated the Expos in their 12-8 triumph over the Earlier this week Barnes said he Yosh Vincek, better known for his Herb Brown, the National Basketball with six games left for each club in­ Pro' even if means saying outrageous Spring San Diego Padres, 3-2 ... Homers by Minnesota Twins. would rather go to jail than play in exploits on the football field with Association team’s coach. cluding a March 29 meeting in things. Willie Montanez and Tom Paciorek the playoffs for Detroit. However, Manchester’s top teams following “He had a day off yesterday and Philadelphia. hockey The saving grace for both is that training > Aurelio Rodriguez and Tom General Manager Oscar Feldman World War II, is the man behind the paced the Atlanta Braves to a 7-5 we let him attend to some of his per­ Lach’s goal, coming with only 18 they’re swell young pitchers who triumph over the New York Yankees Veryzer hit homers to lift the Detroit said Barnes was obligated by his con­ win in the last five games. Minnesota hoop reunion. sonal business in Denver. I have no seconds to play and on Bobby haven’t lost track of the fact that for a team expected to finish fifth or ... Juan Bernhardt hit a homer and Tigers to a 6-2 victory over the tract to playing in any post-season fell to fourth in the Smythe Division, It’s not something that was idea where he is today (Tuesday). All Clarke’s third assist of the game, baseball is supposed to be fun for the sixth in the National League’s Boston Red Sox ... Steve Carlton and games. one point behind Chicago and Van­ dreamed up overnight. A committee two triples and Kurt Bevacqua drove I know is that Marvin has an only earned a tie but Shero said under players and the fans. Western Division. But they should be Randy Lerch teamed in a three-hitter ■The Pistons also received another couver. of 15 has been meeting for several in three runs with a homer and two itinerary like everyone else and he the circumstances that was good Montefusco knew center stage was taken in the spirit they were uttered and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the dose of bad news Tuesday. Star Blues 4, Kings 2 months and a night to remember is singles leading the Seattle Mariners was supposed to be here.” enough. his for the asking Tuesday when he — that of a young man who says, Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-0, at San Juan, center Bob Lanier is not recovering Bob MacMillan’s goal midway planned. to a 10-5 win over the California A team spokesman today said it “We didn’t play very well, at last m ~ f. ■■ pitched four hitless innings in the San “When 1 see all those newspapermen P.R ... Sixto Lezeano’s grand-slam as quickly as the team had hoped through the third period proved to be 2 Vincek reports since the idea was Angels. was expected that Barnes, who faces in the first two periods,” said Shero. Francisco Giants’ 7-5 victory over with their pads and pencils and all homer was the big blow of an 11-run from his broken right wrist. 'The the game-winner as St. Louis ended a first publicized the committee has a one-year jail sentence at the con­ “We couldn’t, because we have so the Chicago Cubs and didn’t miss his those radio and TV guys with their Jose Cruz drove in four runs with a third inning that carried the stitches came out Tuesday but doc­ five-game winless streak and took a heard from a number of players from clusion of the season, would be with (UPI Photo) many injuries. ... We decided to go cue. microphones, I just can’t stop homer, triple and single in the Milwauke Brewers to a 15-4 win over tors said it would be at least 17 or 18 10-point lead in the Smythe Division. distant points, like Leo Katkaveck in 'iv)H the team tonight when it hosts New Billie Jean King in comeback all-out in the third period no matter WHA "Put me down for 25 this year,” he talking.” Houston Astros’ 6-5 decision over the the Cleveland Indians. days before the 6-foot-lO Lanier could what the score was when we talked North Carolina. Orleans. But he added he didn’t know play. She won first match yesterday in Texas Brian McDonald, Blair MacDonald The latter, who led Manchester about it before the game and that’s and Francois Rochon scored second Trade (now Cheney Tech) to its only the way it worked.” period goals in the Racers’ triumph ClAC Basketball Tournament cham­ The Islanders, meanwhile, won over the Stingers ... WHA scoring Lee bombed their fifth game in as many meetings 3 3 pionship, also holds the distinction of Scoreboard Sports briefs leader Real Cloutier scored twice being the only native to play major WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - Mets prepared again from the Rockies this season with a and assisted on two other goals in the league basketball. Katkaveck, after Boston Red Sox m anager Don five-goal, first-period barrage. Nordiques’ win over the Aeros in a a star-studded career at North Zimmer is beginning to think he may Wha “It’s funny, but we seem to be battle of division leaders ... Mark Carolina State hooked on with the LEO KATKAVECK have an all right handed pitching Fishing time much more loose on the ice than we Napier and Dave Gorman tallied two Washington Capitols in the Basket­ rotation this year, as Bill Lee’s were a month ago,” commented goals apiece in the Bulls’ victory Yourkas, who turns in a top job each L T Pts. to live with pitching HARTFORD (UPI) - The Depart­ center-turned-left wing Bob Bourne, ball Association of America (BAA), pitching problems continue to be a Quebec over the Cowboys... and the Jets’ top season running the junior bowling ment of Environmental Protection who scored twice in the first period. the forerunner of the NBA. mystery. action subbing for Millan line of Anders Hedberg, Ulf Nilsson program at the Parkade Lanes, is off CincinnaU 37 ST. PETERSBURG, or Reggie Jackson might has begun stocking Connecticut lakes “I think confidence has to be a Before reaching stardom, Lee was bombed for four runs in and Harrelson. and Bobby Hull scored three goals on to California for a two-week Indian. 33 have cured some of the and streams with trout in prepara­ prime factor,” agreed defenseman Katkaveck, who will be here for the the fourth inning of an exhibition New England 31 Fla. (UPI)-TheNew OUTLOOK: The pitching its first three shifts against the vacation...UConn will host 24 college Mets' offensive woes and tion for the opening of the fishing Denis Potvin, who chipped in with reunion, and Vincek were teammates game in Lakeland against the Detroit Birmingham 29 York Mets, as will keep the Mets respec­ season April 16. Oilers and accounted for five goals in soccer teams at the field house 3 61 it’ll be interesting to see two goals and three assists. on the North End Tigers. ’The team Tigers Tuesday, and the Red Sox evidenced by their table but it can no longer all. Saturday and Sunday with 70 games West how the front office’s DEP officials said the stocking Elsewhere in the NHL, Buffalo won 41 straight games in capturing went on to lose to the Tigers, 6-3. be counted on to keep them listed. No admission will be W L T Pta. refusal to enter the fmgality will turn out. program for lakes began Feb. 28 and topped Atlanta, 6-3, Pittsburgh the Y League and town junior cham­ Zimmer says for Lee to be effec­ contenders. Third place charged...Ken Bockus, former East Houston 45 21 6 96 free agent bidding STRENGTHS: Probably is nearing completion while large downed Minnesota and St. Louis pionship. tive, he has to have his sinker would seem to be the Mets’ Hartford High swim captain, has Winnipeg 42 29 2 86 battles this past the best 1-2-3 front-line stream stocking will begin within the dumped Los Angeles, both by 4-2 Record seasons The Tigers are one of a dozen working and get batters to hit the ball San Diego best hope, a lower finish earned the fourth ranking in Division / 34 34 4 72 pitching in baseball with next few weeks. Small stream scores. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - New teams that will be represented. on the ground. In five innings (Calgary winter, are once again Seaver, Matlack and even more likely. stocking already has begun. HI in the 200-yard breaststroke in 28 39 5 61 In the World Hockey Association, Hampshire’s two state-owned ski Vincek reports so much interest Tuesday, only four ground balls were Edmonton 29 41 3 61 prepared to live or die, New England. He’s a freshman at Koosman. Excellent relief Indianapolis beat Cincinnati, 3-1, areas, proposed for sale by Gov. has generated that the committee hit off of Lee. Phoenix 27 42 4 58 by their pitching staff. man in Skip Lockwood. Unsung hero has expanded and the exchange of Southern Connecticut State Quebec dropped Houston, 6-2, Bir­ Meldrim Tliomson, reported record The Tigers sent ten men to the Tuesday’s Results Both Tom Seaver, the Kingman capable of hitting ideas for the night would fill a book. College...Bill Sacherek reports good Surgery set NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Senior mingham outlasted Calgary, 7-4, and earnings this winter. plate in the fourth, and Aurelio / Birmingham 7, Calgary 4 Mets’ ace right-hander, 40-50 homers. Strong bench spring skiing was enjoyed last SEATTLE (U P I)-S eat­ center Carnell Cooper of Yale, has Winnipeg routed Edmonton, 8-3. The commissioner of the Depart­ There will be 101 stories told and Rodrigeuz and Tom Veryzer Winnipeg 8, Edmonton 3 weekend at Stratton and Mt. and Jon Matlack, their with Ed Kranepool, Joe tle Seahawks' wide been named New England basket­ Sabres 6, Flames 3 ment of Resources and Economic retold one month from tonight but hom er^. (Juebw 6, Houston 2 taiented young southpaw Torre and either Vail or receiver Sam McCulIum ball’s “ Unsung Hero” by the New The line of Andre Savard, Gary Development, George Gilman, said after all, that's what reunions are all Snow...Gene Bergin of Manchester Indianapolis 3, Cincin­ I , and No. 2 starter, were Milner. will undergo surgery to England Sports Information Direc­ McAdam and Rick Martin accounted Tuesday New Hampshire will about. will drive in the Trenton 200 stock car Sullivan signs nati 1 race April 3. He will pilot a Pinto. critical of the front office WEAKNESSES: Age and repair torn ligaments and tors Association. Cooper, from for four Buffalo goals as the Sabres receive more than $1.5 million from injury threatens middle in­ CHICAGO (UPI) - Pat Sullivan, NBA for its failure to come up cartilage in his left knee, Dillon, S.C., averaged 9.5 rebounds in assumed a four-point lead over Mt. Sunapee and Cannon Mountain. released by the Washington Redskins with some hitting to field. Among the poorest the NFL club announced Ivy competition and had a .582 field Boston in the Adams Division. Mar­ The revenue is $300,000 more than Vacationer returns End of the line before the start of the regular season Eastern Conference bolster an anemic (.246 last hitting clubs in the majors. Tuesday. goal accuracy. was predicted. Well tanned after a two-week last year, was signed by the Chicago Atlantic Division year) hitting attack over Weak defensively at first New England Whalers’ managing Florida vacation, Jeff Koelsch Bears Tuesday as the club’s third W L Pet. GB the winter. base, right field and left general partner, Howard Baldwin, quarterback. PhlU. 43 27 But Manager Joe Frazier field. reports all’s well in the spring has been named executive of the year (UPI Photo) training camps of the major league The club’s other two QBs are Bob Boston 37 is hopeful that some of the NEW FACES: Old pro in the World Hockey Association by Umpire Terry Cooney makes his point NY Knicks 33 teams in the Grapefruit League. He Avellini and Virgil Carter. missing punch will be Ray Sadecki returns as the the Hockey News. Anders Hedberg of Winning argument with Cleveland’s Frank Robinson Buffalo 27 delivered by a trio of left-handed short relief was accompanied by Bruno “Buck” Winnipeg was named player of the NY NeU 21 Bycholski...Gary McConnell, local youngsters already pen­ man. Rookies Mazzilli and year and Houston’s Bill Dineen coach Central Division 6 .0 ^ 2 O FF barber, while vacationing in St. ciled in the Mets’ starting Todd should stick. Utility of the year...Dave Kingman of the W L Pet. GB A Petersburg, visited A1 Lang Field for lineup — third baseman infielder Rick Auerbach, New York Mets suffered a broken Houston 44 27 .620 Roy Staiger, center fielder traded from Los Angeles, Steel Guardsman the opening baseball game this nose yesterday when struck, by a ball Wash. 40 30 .571 3VL spring and was lucky enough to bring Lee Mazzilli and catcher will probably see a lot of that caromed off an iron Record crowd sees Chicago San Ant. 38 32 .543 5W Dynaglass Belted 25 back a ball autographed by Willie AtlanU 29 43 .403 1SV9 John Steams. bar...Manchester Community Mays, Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, NewOrl. 28 42 .400 IStL “If Staiger, Steams and Radial Tires College baseball team dropped its l>\-nagiait Rrited 2S Regular Plus 1 Western Conference Mazzilli materialize as the Klackwall Price F.K.T. 1 Lou Brock and Lindsay Nelson. opening doubleheader in Spar- j^keSaHl 2 steel belts and 2 polyester cord radial plies work McConnell met up with Koelsch and Midwest Division hitters we think they can A78-I3 a a s .o o 1.73 together to help k e ^ the tread cool and flat against tansburg, S.C., to Methodist College, the latter used his influence to get win 13th of last 14 starts W L Pet. 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Jimmy McElroy also helped Milner (15 HR, 76 RBI), Tomjanovich was high with 26 points, Boston 108, San Antonio (22), Bill Kelley (19) and won the zone title. birthday by June 15 will be eligible. quarter and knocked him out of the Cavaliers 108, SuperSonics 104 power the third-period burst and the Mets have only two finished with 16 points for New while John Williamson topp^ In­ 104 Ed Kowal (17) paced the game until the second half. Austin Carr’s 29 points sparked diana with 22. bonafide long-ball threats, Buzzards. Chicago 102, Los Angeles unless, that is, Mike Vail 86 comes all the way back SAVE Kansas City 126, (Jolden MIDGET S A V E ^7 from the broken foot which State 113 The East Side Rec e ts Log Angeleg writers sidelined him most of 1976. Midget All-Stars downed S e a r s \3 ^ 5 pair Brock’s goal 3^000 base hits^ r.«iVeiik uAuoeR*u»>:cu^rjh enwG Sears 36 Battery The World’s n More ominous, however, the Community Y All- is the aging middle defense Stars, 46-33, last night at Heavy-Duty Shocks honor Rick Monday NHL of the infield where Felix the Y. Brian Galligan heavy-duty shock Millan (34) and injury not all-time theft standard Campbell Conference pumped in 26 points for the with trade in LOS ANGELES (UPI)- Dodger training camp in prone Bud Harrelson (33) winners with Brad Jones Baseball writers of the Los ST. PETERSBURG, member at 37, but still so Patrick Division Vero Beach, Fla. hits than in catching Cobb, leaves five,” Brock laughs, can no longer be expected adding six while Jim 10»« Angeles-Anaheim chapter Fla. (UPI) - This far ahead of all the kids Monro-Matic’ W L T Pts. which is a little hard to doing the arithmetic. “I to carry the every day se­ Tierney had 13 and Bob Regular I3I.M. 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St. Louis Bowling Ao^.lww Niaitar Reg.liz.W.KarmostAmericincan.We are.” ('•UertOtia • Inspect front-end for worn and unsafe tw o snow 11 r ea , Monday will be honored him "Mr. Red, White and look up, they’re being and 865 stolen bases, more peartt tapMlty capority •(pita** 9 9 “I’m gonna play until I Only once during the past Chicago parts • Adjust caster, camber, toe-in mount two hi^w av 99 at the annual BBWA dinner Blue,” he said. than anyone else in ZMamp* TIatataet SB S4 and toe-out • Check and center align tires and spin bal- kicked around by some get those 3,000 hits, and if Vancouver PARKADE JUNIORS- Golding 134-341, Mary ancetwo wheels! at the Bonaventura Hotel National League history. seven seasons has Brock steering mechanism. other dub, and the I’m still making some con­ MinnesoU Lisa Anderson 178, Matt Mattsson 127-132-365, April 3 for rescueing an He needs only 28 more to failed to hit .300, and then Colorado tribution, I’ll continue,” by only three points. Never G luhosky 529, R oger K athy McConnell 344, American flag two men other afternoon after break Ty Cobb’s record Monro-Malic is the best Wales Conference says Brock, starting his once in all that stretch did Poudrier 507. Chickie Balesano 128, Bar­ were about to bum on the they were beaten and maybe he’ll be excited selling heavy-duty Norris Division 16th major league season. he ever steal less than 50 bara Lovett 128-354. field at Dodger Stadium again, it obviously was about the whole thing after shock in the world. It W L 'T Pts. “I honestly don't feel old FLORAL- Connie Carpe April 25 of last year in he does it, but he certainly bases, breaking Maury adjusts automatically for 55 8 11 121 a little too much for at 37. The only difference I Montreal SILK CITY- Dan some kind of a vague isn’t now. Wills’ single season mark any load or road. Enjoy a PUU. 32 31 13 77 194-488, Loyce Gineo 181, this particular elderly can see in myself is that 1 Humiston 211-217-595, John protest. in 1974 with 118 thefts. Los Ang. 29 31 14 72 Margaret McGlynn 455. “Ty Cobb doesn’t mean can’t get down to first base smooth, stable ride and Kozicki 201, Bob Bower Monday, playing center- gentleman in the Wash. 20 40 14 54 anything special to me,” in 3.4 seconds like I used to. Brock feels good. He’s improved handling. 208-557, A1 Rowett Jr. 224- field for the Chicago Cubs stands. says Brock. "I never saw Detroit 16 47 9 41 MERCANTILE- Mel Now it’s 3.9 and 4 flat. That looking ahead to the usual 200-608, Mike Lombardo SAVE28% Sears Heavy-Duty Case Lot SALE! at the time, grabbed the “Get those baby-faces him and I never met him. Adams Division Burbank 147-376, Frank SAVE *4 SAVE 24% means I’m running with kind of season he has, but Blank 146-401, Les 208, Carl Ogren 221-200-594, Rubber Utility Mat Aluminized Muffler AU Weather Motor Oil flag which had been doused off the field” shouted the From reading about him, I W L T Pte. Slip-on Seat Coven Auto Wedge Cushion the crowd. If 3.9 and 4 flat hasn’t sat down and set Buffalo 46 22 6 M Christensen 146-378, Harry Fred Kozicki 232-599. with lighter fluid and ran to old gent, 75 if he was a day. know he was a great RcssUr Regular Regular ^ 9 7 Reg. IK.M 4 8 is old, then you got guys of himself any special goals Boston 43 22 8 94 Buckminster 145-380, Ed 11.31 the dugout area with it as Some of the Cardinal ballplayer, though.” IK.IS M.n ' Install^ Case.liqti. 22 who are old. for this year. Toronto 33 29 12 78 Tomkiel 143-370, Bob TEK-TOTALERS- Don­ 10»* 3® * 99 12 the crowd cheered. players heard him and As you can tell from his Sites to fit W% of Amcr. made c^n “Fellows like Satchel Qeve. 24 38 11 59 Cuneo 137, Stan Zima 135- na Boulay 462, Barbara Nylon with thick polyurethane foam backing Durable woven piaitic with vmy I lop cap. For car. home, basement! During the winter, the laughed. The older ones answer. Brock isn’t all that “That’s for rookies,” he IN HIS CAREER .WALTEK Paige and Hoyt Wilhelm Tuesday’s Results Fink 179-481, Nancy Dodgers traded for Mon­ did. The younger ones, of caught up with Cobb. He says. “You hear them say, ¥MONROEf 369, John Fox 137-136-376, ALSTON MANASEP THE blazed the trail for playing NY Islanders 9, Colorado Ed Ralph 137-376, Leo Plaster 189-462, Pat Noren day and the club’s general POWERS TOT N.I.FLA6S. which the Cardinals have feels about him roughly the T m gonna hit .300 ... I’m a long time. Look at what BROWN'S TIRE SHOP 2 453, Karen Riordan 176-190- manager, A1 Campanis, WHO IS THE N.L. KIN® many, kept straight faces. same way Hank Aaron did gonna hit 40 home runs.’ Fuglia 155-375, Tony Vann WITH 10 LEA01IE TITLES? age they were when they 333 Buffalo 6, Atlanta 3 138-353, Mick Holmes 163- 519, Sharon Richard 183- presented him with the Among those who got a about Babe Ruth when We call that day-dreaming. Main St., Manchester 646.3444 STORE IIOURSt Monday thru Saturday 10 AJM. to 9 P.M. A. FRANK FRISCH quit. Willie Mays played Pittsburgh 4, Minnesota 377, Joe Vinsko 358, Jim 477, Fran Misseri 470, Leda Where America thops BRIDGEPORT CONN HAMDEN CONN $1HANGE CONN E A srtT E I.D M A U , MA.SS UATER Bl’RV CONN kick out of what the old A guy at my stage, why do eiT TSFIE LO MASS GKKKNFIKI.D MANS U HAKTF«)HI> CONN Vi SPRINGFIELD MASS flag. R JOE M'CARTHV Aaron was shooting for the until he was in his 40s. So 2 Nicol 178-180-483, Doreen I have to prove anything to Bell 350, Don McAllister MANCHESTER,CONN MIDDLETOWN CONN KflFNF N il WtSTFlEl.t) MASS DANBl'HV I’ONN Fans have also sent him C. JOHN M«0RAW . fellow in the stands had to home-run record. Brock did Stan Musial, Hank Satufaciton Guaranteed or Your Money Bock anybody? The only one I DON'S AMERICAN St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 2 358, Ken Montie 366. DeLisle 197-493, Joan flags, Monday reported in say was Lou Brock, the seems a lot more in­ Aaron and Ty Cobb. I’m 37 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Hack have to prove anything to is 128 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 643-5575 Philadelphia 4, Van­ Smith 466, Marge DeLisle a recent interview at the U40f JSWSUfc Cardinals’ oldest playing terested in getting 3,000 now. Let’s see, 37 from 42 myself.” couver 4 ST. JAMES- Gisele 457. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 23, 1977 — PAGE NINE-B

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ••aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeee eee*0000000000000000000000 Homes For Sale- 23 Homes For Sals 23 Homes For Sale 23 COVENTRY - ’Three bedroom HEBRON - Three or Four National Weather Forecast Ranch with a beautiful rec bedroom Dutch Cape - room and a large lot with over Breezeway, two car garage, 5 MANCHESTER © l e H e r a t o loo trees and shrubs. Only acres. $57,900. McDonald Real $39,900. Blanchard & Rosset- Estate, days 643-6371, ★ A 2-Yaar-Old - laiixv to. Realtors, 646-2482. evenings and Sundays 228- $38,900 buys this 6 room lU CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MtOO 9705, or 228-9081. bath COLONIAL. Family TOLLAND - BeauUful Raised sized kitchen, dining room, Ranch with three bedrooms, 2 TOUNTRY charm - Drive a hardwood floors, living fireplaces, 11/2 baths, family few miles farther, and enjoy room with fireplace, in an room, garage and treed lot. small town living Beautiful area of fiqe bome^ PHONE - Asking only $41,900. six room Ranch. Double gar­ 643 2711 ■k $ 4 8 ,0 0 0 . B-e 2 B lanchard It Rossetto, age, fireplace. Approximately FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Realtors, 646-2482. acre treM lot, on a deadend FAMILY — New kitchen street. VA - No Money Down. counters, cabinets and Halp Wantad Help Wanted Ma n c h e s t e r - Ansaidi Pasek Realtor, 289-7475. floors are part of this Help Wantad 13 built three bedroom Colonial freshly remodeled two SHEET METAL - Commer­ on Thayer Road. 2 1/2 baths, cial. and Industrial HVAC EXPERIENCED Concrete CRAFTSMAN DESIGNER - DELIVERY MAN - Full time, THREE FAMILY - For in­ family. AH generous sized Man to set and strip forms. first floor family room, 2 vestment minded family who rooms. Convenient residen­ work. Metal and fiberglass Electro mechanical. Monday through Friday. Good fireplaces and a double gar- 875-1103 after 6. Experienced, part time. driving record. We are wants free rent and extra in­ tial location. Your present working foreman. Reply age. Priced far below replace- come. Owner, 649-1919. stating experience, Research Instrument, 528- wholesale distributors. Apply home considered in trade. RUBBERMAID PARTIES 9625. ment costs at $63,500. qualifications, and Saturday, March 26, 9 to 11 Blanchard & Rossetto, k $ 3 8 ,9 0 0 . 66 need demonstrators part time a.m. at 299 Green Rd., COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg background to Box 0 c/o u n W IAIM I lOKXASI 9 Realtors, 646-2482. Farm, with three story barn. DUPLEX. A wise man will Manchester High School Manchester Herald. or full time. No collecting! No BABYSITTER NEEDED in Manchester. packing! No delivering! Top niy Essex St. home. Monday Butler-type building. Power profit to look at this equity Musk DopL commusions. Call Linda, 52^ through Friday, days ELECTRO-MECHANICAL For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, March 24. Wednesday plant, and other out buildings, builder. Generous size SUPERINTENDENT for plus ’Three Lovely Homes. presents Manchester Apartment com­ 5712. References. Call 646-4368, Tech, Lead-wire man type, night will find rain over most of the Northwest, while snow rooms throughout. Ideal after 5:00. part time. Research Instru­ falls over parts of New England. Elsewhere, generally fair IF WE Offers invited. B/W Realty, for professional use. plex. Live-In position. Rent DONT SEU YOUR 647-1419. GUYS reduction. Pays |3.00 per ment, 528-9625. weather is predicted. Minimum temperatures include: (ap­ k New 0-6 Ouplex ***********000000000000000 proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 36 HOME IN 00 DAYS... hour. Must be responsible per­ Schools-Classas ia Schools-Classas WEILOUYIT. EAST HARTFORD - 5 1/2 featuring IMi baths, coun­ PLEASE READ and son, capable of electrical and SURGICAL - DENTAL Assis­ (65), Boston 30 (42), Chicago 28 ( 47), Dallas 49 (70), Denver NothML n d t or bult. Room Ranch. Located in the try kitchen, queen size plumbing, and hard work. Ap­ tant wanted for oral surgeon 34 {63), Duluth 13 (35), Houston 52 (73), Jacksonville 41 (70), FMCHIi H i r n a M *im N Hills Street area. Full base­ bedrooms, oak floors, hot YOUR AD 44-4144 DOLLS pointments being taken office. Full time. Experience Kansas City 39 ( 65), Los Angeles 50 (61), Miami 64 ( 78), New * ment, rec room, appliances, water baseboard heat. March 2S, 26 and 27th. between 9 and 11 a.m. Call necessary. Send resume to Orleans 46 (76), New York 34 ( 46), Phoenix 51 (75), San plus two air conditioners. Cleaalfied ads arei taken over 528-1300. Quality construction the phone as a convenience. FrL t Sat 8 P.M. REAL ESTATE COURSE Box V c/o Manchester Francisco 44 ( 52), St. Louis 33 ( 64), Seattle 38 ( 45), Asking $37,900. Goodchild- Evening Herald. throughout. Owner finan­ The Herald Is responsible for Adults $2.50 Washington 31 (52). m,500 - 200 FOOT frontage. Bartlett Realty, 646-2098 days, cing available. Present only one Incorrect Insertion and WELCOME WAGON Inter­ In MANCHESTER Two bedroom Ranch. 646-5175 evenings and then only to the size of the Students $2.00 FULL TIME Janitor needed, Aluminum siding, baseboard weekends. home considered in trade. original Insertion. Errors which national - Are you interested experienced preferred. Six $59,900. RENTALS Sr. Citizens $2.00 in a full time position with 6 Weeks •Monday and Wednesday heat, garage. Hutchins Agen­ 52 — Ropms for R«ni do not lessen the value of the nights a week, midnight to 8 k lots 53 — Apartments lor Rent Sun. Matinee 2:30 flexible hours? We need and ******•***•••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••to******* cy, 646-3166. EAST HARTFORD - New Builder Has advertisement will not be cor­ Evenings at 7 P.M. a.m. Contact manager, Listing. Immacluate Five available in Manchester, 54 — Homes lor Rent rected by an additional Inser­ Adults $1.50 energetic self-starter, who Parkade Lanes.No phone Halp Wanted 13 Bualnasa Opportunity 14 55 — Business tor Rent tion. knows her community. Car TWO FAMILY Flat - Four Room Ranch, on child-safe Bolton, Glastonbury areas. 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent Students $1.00 calls. STRONG JUNIOR HIGH Boy rooms each. Excellent loca­ dead end street. Full base­ 57 — Wanted to Rent necessary. Call 528-7019, Classes Start Monday, MANCHESTER - Small one Will build to your plans or Sr. Citizens $1.00 Needed. Must be ruggea, tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced ment, rec room with bar. 8x21 5b — Misc. lor Rent evenings. MACHINIST FIRST CL/VSS - man package store available. ours. Present homes taken April 4th reliable, and responsible. Cali Asking $17,000 for key. reduced! 646-2426, 9 to S. enclosed porch, stockade in trade. AUTOMOTIVE Working foreman. 648^)176, between 86. fence. 15x30 above ground 61 — Autos for Sale PART TIME COUNTER help Manchesttr High School Experimental and short runs, B lanchard ti R ossetto 62 — Trucks tor Sale wanted. Must be over 18. App­ Realtors, 646-2482. MANCHESTER - New Eight pool. Home is in excellent con­ 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale □ NOTICES 134 East Middle Tpke. • Room 241 Brfdgeports, lathes, grinders, STEADY WORK - Reliable, Room (kilonlal. 1 3/4 acres, 2 dition throughout. $37,900.' 64 — Moiorcycles-Bicycles ly at Billy Grant’s, Route 83, (Txkt E « t MkMIt Tpk». lo arooklltkl ai. P«rk In borlng-mill, do-all, etc. You Prepare for Cancer Crusade Lott and Found 1 Vernon. SludwH Parkins Arta) hard worker, who wants SMALL ENGINE Service 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 10” Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, PIANO REALTY 65 — Campers-TraiterS'Mobile may have a job-shop foreman, steady employment, good in­ insulation. Qioice of colors 646-2098 days, 646-5175 Homes Loaf and Found 1 Reglairatlon: 1st Clast toolmaker, model maker, Corporation expanding dealer With arms and hands full of canisters for donations to the American Cancer Society, 66 Automotive Service LOST - Grey female cat. With come. Call 5266702 between 9- network. No experience for interior and rugs. 10 year evenings and weekends. 646-5200 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease MECHANIC for maintenance April 4th from 6:30 experimental machinist. Must 2 only. Home Owners Warranty. Low Manchester volunteers prepare for the annual cancer drive which runs through April.' LOST - Male Collie Shephard. white markings, in Sycamore of production machines in have experience estimating necessary. Complete training m Lane area. Answers to name program. $500. investment down p^m ent considered. BOLTON - 3 bedroom niAtion' MLS Charles Nead, right, master counselor of John Mather Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will be Vicinity of Top Notch, small Canton factory. Must be Consider an exciting course In Real Estate! The and laying out jobs from JOANNNE KIMBERLY Charles llonticelli L Son. 646- Rambling Cape. Charming ’TOWN OF MANCHESTER of "Delilah”. Please call 649- experienced. Call 522-1184 for required to start your own Manchester, last Friday 5511. Reward. course covers the ma)or areas including contracts, blueprints, carrying out work Jewelry Party Plan - is 1540, 6466800. fireplaced dining room, knottj assisted by chapter members in distributing the canisters around town. Helping load up for night. Wearing choke chain. interview. Forty hour week, 8- from start to flnisn. Machine business. Ideal for retired or mortgages, deeds, financing, appraising, listing and expanding and has openings art time. Details on request. pine den,■ , living room witr.with the distribution are Fred Hanson Jr., left, assistant Dad of the chapter, and Matthew PUBLIC Answers to name “Smokey.” 4:30 Company paid insurance law. This course meets the minimum requirements of assembly experience helpful. for managers and dealers. MANCHESTER - First lireplace. Also, unfinished MANCHESTER - Unique 4 569-1657. LOST - West Highland white benefits, ana retirement and Research Instrument, 528- RIr. Barker. ESCA Field Quinn, chairman of the Manchester Cancer Crusade. Manchester’s goal is $54,000 (Herald Terrier. Lost Sunday in vicini­ the Connecticut Real Estate Commission. Work your own hours. Highest ’Training Division Box 619, offering. Impeccable 6-room family room. Call Arthur or bedroom custom U&R Ranch NOTICE profit-sharing plan. 9625. commission excellent hostess Colonial. Formal dining room, Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. in lovely Forest Hills. photo by Larson) On March 30, 1977, Robert LOST - 7 month old Irish ty of Allen’s Market, Ck)ven- Wading River, New York. try. Answers to name of plan. No delivering or collec­ 11792. living room with fireplace, en­ Watson Beach ' Co., Fireplacea family room, 21/2 Weiss, General Manager of Setter. Prospect Street Area. REGISTERED NURSE You may rogistor first svoning at 6:30 OPENING FOR AMBITIOUS ting. Car and telephone trance foyer, three bedrooms, Manchester Office, 647-9139. baths, attached 2 car garage. the Town of Manchester, 41 Answers to name “Kelly”. On "Mickey”. Call 742-8132 After i.m. to llp.m . 5:00 p.m. Reward. Part time or person with sales ability to necessary. Call collect to 1 1/2 batns, aluminum siding, Equal Housing Opportunity. Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, Center St., Manchester, and mediactlon. Reward. 646-3254, ull time. Enjoy working1 with 2 3 1-9 0 IS work outside in fast growing PACKAGE STORE - High f Carol Day, 518-489-4429 volume, low overhead. oversized 1-car garage on 6^3233. J. Watson Beach Co., applicant for HUD Title I fun­ or 649-8627. a skilled ana aedicateiT staff lawn treatment profession. between 8:30 & 5:00, or write treed lot. Low $40’s. VERNON - Immaculate 7- Manchester Office, 647-9139. at Manchester Manor Nursing 75.00 FEE Job combines lawn treatment Established 20 years. Owner- ding, will request release of Joanne Kimberly P.O. Box Agent, 289-2262. F re c h e tte It M a rtin , room Cape. ’Three bedrooms, Equal Housing Opportunity. funds from the Department of EntartaInmanI 4 Home. Excellent wages and with sales generation work. 5285 Roessleville Branch Realtors, 6466144. first floor family room with benefits. Please call 6^129. Good salary plus commission. Housing and Urban Develop­ Albany, N.Y. 12205. fireplace, garage and more. VERNON - ’This lovely three CBIA cites public support Inauranca Call 6466066 for interview ap­ KEEP SMILING ment for improvements to 10 HAVE BIG BIRD - Mickey COmMUOUS PROGRESS FOUR BEDROOMS Two Asking low $40’s. Blanchard & bedroom Colonial sits on a and Minnie Mouse come to A HOME PAR’TY PLAN CO. pointment. PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The baths, expanded Cape, on Globe Hollow Swimming KEEP HAPPY Rossetto, Realtors, 648-2482. large nicely landscajped treed your home this Easter. For in­ is expanding. We need you to EMICIITIONAl CENTER Air Force recently announced quiet street. Rec room, lot. 1 1/2 baths, fireplaced Pool. ’This project is consis­ formation, call 643-1030 days, show Lisa Jewelry. No invest­ WE HAVE IMMEDIATE new openings for individuals carpeting Private yard, large family room, ^iced to sell at tent with the Town’s applica­ A Note To 6444)085 nights. ment. Generous commission, 232-9015 openings for two mechanical­ with prior military service. If garden. Fully insulated. $48,- $43,500. B/W Realty, 847-1419. tion to HUD for Title I funds. plus bonus. Opportunity for ly inclined pdrsons to service ou have been out for less 900 by owner, 646-6376. Prin­ for unemployment reform Business And BABY SITTER NEEDED Circa 1830 Co. our product in the field. If Environmental review advancement. t^II Lisa Slan 5 years and are looking cipals only. Lots-Land lor Sale Professional toll free, 800631-1258. you’re not now earning $150 for’" A Great Way of Life’ , Rachel Road area. For nurse 24 records have been prepared working 4 evenings and every for the above named project weekly we want to talk to you. contact the Air Force im­ BOL’TON - Excellent location. HARTFORD (UPI) — A business group says the public Women... Help Wanted 13 Halp Wanted 13 Call 872-4515. other weekend. Have two ONE, TWO, & Three acre and may be reviewed or □ EMPLOYMENT AVON - “My family never mediately. Cali 646-7440. Four bedrooms, U it R home, COLONIAL building lots - $8,500 and up. supports its campaign to end unemployment compensa­ The poll also asked if someone who is fired “for willful thought I could do It!” Now children, eight and five. Must copied in the General be dependable. 843-9284, on cul-de-sac, wooded acre All approved and ready to go. tion to workers who quit their jobs or get fired. misconduct” should be paid unemployment benefits. He they’re proud of me. And I’m lot. Privacy. ’TwenW minutes Manchester, 8 Rooms, en­ Manager’s office. Town Hall, Halp Wantad 13 before 1:00 p.m. McDonald Real Estate, days The Connecticut Business and Industry Association said 69 per cent of the sample said “no,” while 20 per cent roud of the money I earn to Hartford. (Jlose to trance foyer, formal 643-8371, evenings and Sun­ 41 Center St,, during business eing an Avon Represen­ Manchester, Vernon Circle. Tuesday said it paid for a random telephone survey to said “yes.” g EXPERIENCED Secretary / dining woom, formal days 228-9705, or 228-9081. hours. PHONE FROM home to ser­ tative. You can be proud too. IMMEDUTE JOB OPENINGS FOR PERSONNEL ON THE FOLLOWING: Owner, 643-4331. living room with gather the opinions of state residents on the issue and the “Support for this point of view is fairly uniform in all ’The Town of Manchester vice our customers in the Call 523-9401 for information. Receptionist - Would like part time position, three days a fireplace, eat-in kitchen, results were more than 2-1 in its favor. will undertake the project Manchester area, flexible MANCHESTER - Swimming, Real Estate Wantad 28 geographic regions of the state and tends to be especially hours, super earnings, 249- week. Call 647-1042. den or study, half bath. Up Most of the 500 persons surveyed March 12 said they described above with Block ACCOUNTS PAYABLE tennis, basketball and more strong among older and more affluent residents,” Becker 7773. Bookkeeper - Full time posi­ - 4 bedrooms, full bath, ALL CASH for your property said. Grant funds from the U.S. can be yours along with this ■■V., didn’t understand that under Connecticut’s unemploy­ tion. Mature person wishi^ to Setup St Operate Metal Cutting Machines such as: WOMAN TO BABYSIT for beautiful Six Room Con­ walk-up attic. Barn with 2 within 24 hours. Avoid red Department of Housing and two girls. 7-5:30 In my home. tape, instant service. Hayes ment compensation law, the funds for benefits come Unemployment compensation benefits are paid in large PART TIME school bus return to the business world. dominium. Three bedrooms, 2 car garage, and work almost completely from employers, according to CBIA. Urban Development (HUD), drivers - Knowledge of Small office, parking, Call after 5:30. 646-0099. 1/2 baths. Reasonably priced shop. Ck>rporation, 646-0131. part by businesses in Connecticut. Employes contribute under Title I of the Housing TURNING GRINDING John Becker of Becker Research Corp. of Boston, who Manchester necessary. Five experienced necessary. Cml at $36,900. B/W Realty, 647- nothing. and Community Development year driving experience 289-2711, ask for Office BABY SITTING Available - 1419. SELLING your house? Call us conducted the poll, would not theorize what impact public But Becker said only 32 per cent of those surveyed Act of 1974. The Town of required. We will train. Call Manager. DRILLING HONE & LAP Afternoons, 1 to 5:30 in my first and we’ll make you a ignorance of the law had on the poll’s results. knew that, while 61 per cent thought some money is taken Manchester is certifying to from 643-2373. home. Please call M3-M06. MANCHESTER - On Glaston­ ’44,900 cash offer. T.J. Crockett, MILLING GEAR CUTTING Realtor, 643-1577. CBIA and Republican legislative leaders have strongly from employes’ checks for the fund. HUD that the Town of MAN FOR HEAVY work in bury town line. Sliding doors urged repeal of eligibility for persons who quit their job Jo Anne Henry SERVICE STATION atten­ fertilizer plant - Job envolves from formal dining room to F.J.SPILECKI CBIA’s extensive lobbying for a change in the eligibili­ Manchester and Robert B. IMMEDIATE Cash for your or get fired. Although the measure was killed by law­ Weiss, in his official capacity Did you know if you are dant and auto mechanic with bagging, handling and staking BORING MILL PLANER rear deck with gas grill and Raaltora 643-2121 ty requirements, including television and radio adver­ some experience. Apply in fertilizer bags. Phone Mr. view of large weTl landscaped property. Let us eimlain our makers last year, even Democrats who oppose it say this as General Manager, consent 35 years old you have just fair proposal. Call Mr. tisements, is part of the group’s effort to improve the 360 months to save for your person only. Clarke Motor Hill, 643-0644. □ EDUCATION and treed lot. Fireplaced year may be a different story. to accept the jurisdiction of Sales, Route 6, Bolton. Will consider personnel with prior operator experience family room, 2 1/2 baths. Belfiore, M7-1413. business climate in Connecticut. the Federal Courts if an ac­ retirement at age 65? Most The survey asked if someone who quits a job should be EXPERIENCED Appliance Many extras make this a com- ELLINGTON - Near South The group claims the unemployment compensation tion is brought to enforce women do not realize how for the above openings. MAY WE BUY your home? eligible for unemployment compensation payments. TRACTOR TRAILER Service Technician - Full time Private Inatructlons 18 pielete family home. B/W Real- Windsor. Eight room Colonial. burden is another business tax and works to discourage responsibilities in relation to vital the insurance in­ DRIVER. Experienced and position servicing washers, 647-1419. Quick, fair, all cash and no Becker said 57 per cent said “no,” while 28 per cent said ty, Four bedrooms, one full, 2 problems. Cali Warren E. firms from settling in Connecticut. environmental reviews, deci­ dustry can be to their dependable for local and out dryers, ranges etc. Excellent half baths. Formal dining, “yes.” security in later years. GUITAR, BANJO Teacher - Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. sion making, and action; and of state deliveries. Job in­ pay. Company benefits. Apply Also Openings For: Specializing in Folk, Popular, ’TWO FAMILY - ’Two and four eat-in kitchen, fireplace, cen­ that these responsibilities Call me for advice on volves heavy lifting. Must be m person to Mr. Kimball, muegrass, vocal Accompani­ bedrooms. Close to Main tral air, rec room. $40’s. 875- have been satisfied. The legal some of the newer tax­ bondable and have a record of Jack Roan Co. 109 Valley ment. Let music be the cure Street. Good condition. Household Qooda 40 at least five years with last effect of this certification is saving concepts in finan­ Street, Willimantlc, Conn. for your Spring Fever. Free Garage. Excellent invest­ employer. Telephone Mr. Hill, ment. Let tenant carry your Business leaders urge limits that upon its approval, the cial planning with ab­ loan instrument. Children 7 VERNON - Attractive Ranch REFRIGERATORS 6 4 3 ^ . solutely no obligation. OLAN MILLS STUDIO is on. Reasonable rates. 646- property. Keith Real Estate, on wooded lot. Three Washers, ranges, used, Town of Manchester may use seeking full time person for MACHINISTS ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ^ 1 2 6 , 649-1922. bedrooms, lovely family guaranteed and clean. New the Block Grant funds, and 6557. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on telephone advertising depart­ LABORERS room. Must be seen. Mid $40s. shipment damaged, GE and HUD will have satisfi^ its State Mutual our second and third shifts. ment. Will train. Call 646-2827 MAINTENANCE MECHANICS TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS In­ B/W Realty, 647-1419. Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. on manufaeturing liability responsibilities under the Builntu & EsUts Analysis 7% incentive pay on second between 9 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. dividual or group. Day or Pearl and Son, 649 Main HARTFORDHARTTTnPn 7ITDI\(UPI) —__ Connecticut__I ______: ______» __ »■_____ ...... National Environmental shift, 5% incentive pay on WELDERS PACKERS night. At very reasonable 72 ELDRIDGE STREET - Street, 643-2171. in ‘claim consciousness’ on the part in the medical field — the public has Tax Shallsrsd Planning third shift. Experienced help business leaders fear consumers Policy Act of 1969. HUD will LHs A Health Plans CUSTODIAN - Manchester rates. Private court. Call 646- KEITH three bedrooms, large family of the American consumer,” said changed its attitudes and is suing left wanted, but will train. Church. Approximately 37 1/2 MACHINE TOOL ASSEMBLERS ^ASSEMBLERS kitchen, pantry, laundry LOVE SEAT - Good condition. may start a national trend of suing accept an objection to its ap­ 2183, nytime. Harry P. Harris, representing the and right,” he said. proval of the release of funds Screeners, Platers, and Q.(7. hours per week, including REAL ESTATE room, wall-to-wall carpeting $50. Colonial design. Call 64^ companies for damage done by their ^ p ly Multi Circuits Inc., 50 0255, after 5 p.m. Stamford Area Commerce and In­ The proposal would also let a firm and acceptance of the cer­ Suite 224 some Sunday time. Previous JIG BORER ‘TESTERS REMEDIAL READING and throughout, garage, plus products. larrlsson Street, related experience desirable. math; individualized work 172 E. Center SI. many extras. Asking $31,900. dustry Associaftion. “There is a pay plantiff damages over a period of tification only if it is on one of 1600 Silos Deane Highway Manchester. An Equal Oppor­ Business leaders told the Write Box Y, c/o Manchester INSPECTORS ‘ Aircraft components, IE, program, (lst6th grade) bv Paul J. Correnti, 646-2125, or WE BUY St Sell furniture. feeling that if someone is injured, it years, rather than a lump sum. tbe following bases: (a) that Rocky Hill, CT 06067 tunity Employer. Herald. Cash on the line. One piece or legislature’s Judiciary Committee Master’s degree teacher. 568- 643-5363. must be somebody else’s fault.” The business leaders said there’s the certification was not in (203)663-2191 “ We Meke an entire houseful. 646-6432. Tuesday insurance premiums are HEAT TREATERS pumps, fuel controls, etc. 8075. Harris was among more than a been an “alarming” increase in com­ fact executed by the chief HOUSE CALLS" LOVELY aluminum sided Furniture Barn, 345 Main skyrocketing because consumers are dozen business leaders who in executive officer of the appli­ PIANO, VOICE - Licensed Cape with fireplaced living Street, beside Douglas plaints and, far worse from their Motors. changing their attitude and suing testified in favor of a proposal to cant; or (b) that applicant’s Teacher, Masters Degree, room, wall-to-wall carpet, 3 point of view, a m ajor jump in liabili­ LEGAL IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT 6 4 6 - 4 1 2 6 bedrooms, tool shea and whenever someone gets hurt. limit a manufacturer’s liability. environmental review record Professional Singer-Pianist, ty insurance premiums — even when for the project indicates omis­ New higher wage rates in effect for all positions. Benefits ^ s slc a l. Popular, Chords. 6 4 9 - 1 9 2 2 more. Asking $39,900. Zinsser "There has been a major increase “It’s the same thing that happened NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Homes For Sale 23 the firm has not been sued. sion of a required decision, NOTICE Call 644-8597. Agency, 646-1511. TOWN OF ANDOVER LooWng for manogwitoirt tralnoM, saloa ropo., In- include company paid group insurance and pension plan, finding, or step applicable to NOTICE OF REGISTRARS slallm . Qroal opportunity for thooo with ambition and the project in the environmen­ Notice is hereby given that doalro to oam $176 por wook and up. Company tal review process. Objections 12 paid holidays, vacation, sick leave pay and many more. Democrats not concerned the Registrars of Voters for tralning-bonottta. Rapid growth slnco govommonts $10 must be prepared and sub­ the Town of Andover, Conn, NOTICE mitted in accordance with the million atudy on flro. For Intorvlow call 10 a.m. to 8 The employment office for these companies will be open FDUR NEW LISTINGSI will be in session on March 29, p.m., oak for poroonnol. with legislative pace PUBUC HEARING required procedure (24 CFR 1977 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Part 58), and may be ad­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS the Town Office Building, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to dressed to HUD at the Hart­ TENTATIVE BUDGETS School Road, for the purpose HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic ford Area Office, One Finan­ OF GENERAL MANAGER of correcting and preparing 646-8288 12 noon Saturday. But House Minority Leader Gerald F. cial Plaza, Hartford, Ct. legislative leaders say there is nothing to April 6, 1977 the Registry List. Stevens, R-Milford, said the legislative Objections to the release of worry about, but their Republican 8:00 P.M. P atrice E. Kowalski “pace is dangerously slow. I see a terrible funds on bases other than counterparts are warning of potential WADDELL SCHOOL Faith S. Weber Applicants traveling by auto should enter the Main Gate, logjam in April and May, with many sub­ those stated above will not be WANT SPENDING MONEY? chaos in the session’s closing month AUDITORIUM Registrars of Voters, considered by HUD. No objec­ because little has been done so far. stantive issues being forced into a restric­ 163 Broad Street Town of Andover Boys A Oiris ■ We Need You! Gate No. 5 on Oakwood Ave., near New Park in West tion received after April 15, GOP leaders say they are concerned tive time schedule.” Notice is hereby given that In No. 050-3 accordance with the 1977 will be considered by Hartford for convenient parking. Others can enter through about the legislature’s slow pace, pointing Since the lawbody opened deliberations HUD. Herald carriers are needed out only 22 measures — none of in January the House and Senate have met provisions of Chapter V of the them Town Charter, as amended, Dated at Manchester, Conn, In the following areas: the Chandler Evans Personnel Department, just south of MABNIFICENT RANCH m ajor — have been approved by only once a week and leaders say twice SCARBBRDUGH ROAD law- the Board of Directors of the this 23rd day of March, 1977. makers. weekly sessions won’t begin until next TOWN OF MANCHESTER with a first floor family room, fireplace, 2 full baths, 3 Town of Manchester will hold Town of Manchester Manchester: Gate No. 5, Main Gate. bedrooms, large Huhdiy room, 2 car garage plus a Gracious 3-4 bedroom COLONIAL. Large fireplaced But the Democrats, who have month. They are unsure when the tempo a Public Hearing on the ten- Robert B. Weiss, ^Adams Street and Buckland Street living room, kitchen with pantry and laundry, first LEGAL concrete in-ground heated pool, wooded lot with a floor den, formal dining room, plus a 2 car garage. overhwelming control of both the House of will increase further. Utive budgets of the General General Manager area beautiful brook. Only $52,900. Representatives and the Senate, say the Manager for said Town of No. 053-3 Don’t miss it! Low $50’s. Senate Minority Leader Lewis B. Rome, NOTICE GOP is worrying needlessly and it is quali­ Manchester for the fiscal year Pursuant to Subpart D. Sec­ R-Bloomfield, said the slowdown was East Hartford: ty, not quantity that matters. beginning July 1, 1977 as tion 570.300 (b) of the U.S. caused by the lack of committee action on Carriara needed in the following areas: “I feel actually that we’re in good shape published or to be published Housing and Community numerous bills that should already be Development Act of 1974 i^Burnside Avenue, High School, at this point. I don't see any chaos ahead by the General Manager In W HAT’S ready for floor action. The Manchester Evening notice is hereby given that the St. Mary’s Cemetery area. and I feel that we’ll be moving to the same Herald. Town of Manchester’s orderly adjournment of recent years,” Stevens said he can’t see any way the i^BurnsIde Avenue - Ball Court area. Said Hearing will be held In THE amendments to the first and said Senate Majority Leader Joseph legislature can avoid the frantic late night the Auditorium of the Waddell second year applications for i^Burnside Avenue - Delmont, @ COLT INDUSTRIES Lieberman, D-New Haven, in an interview meetings that traditionally characterize School, 163 Broad Street, on Community Development Bidwell, Vernon Road area. the closing days of the session. GOOD Block Grant funding have with the New Haven Register Tuesday. Wednesday, April 6, 1977, at VWalnut, Greenlawn, Concord Street eight o'clod[ In the evening, at been received by the U.S. GIUNDUR EVANS INC. THE NEW KITCHEN which Hearing any elector or Department of Housing and area. BOWERS SCHOOL will sparkle for many years to come in this im­ taxpayer may have an oppor­ WORD Urban Development for VOxford Drive, Handel Road, Maple PRAH & WKTNEY MACHINE TOOL UV. 4 bedroom DU’TCH COLONIAL with a fireplaced processing. A copy of the sub­ maculate 7 room aluminum sided CAPE. Lots of plush Birth rale hits record low tunity to be beard. For and by The good word Street, Washington Ave., Evans Ave. living room, formal dining room, kitchen, walk-up at­ order of the Board of Direc­ mitted document with A-95 carpeting plus a deep treed lot and large above-ground HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut’s is that tic, carpeting and 2 car garage. Priced at $48,900. pool. Call today! Only $36,900. 172 deaths, or 8.3 per 1,000 residents, were tors of the Town of comments is on file in the Call 647-9946 WEST HARTFORD, CONN. birth rate, which has reflected a national recorded. Classified ads Manchester, Connecticut. Town Manager’s office. Herald Circulation Dapt AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F trend in recent years, hit a record low last “Connecticut has the largest population Phyllis Jackston, are the most Municipal Building, year even though the state has more it has ever had of women of the child­ Secretary effective way Manchester. EARN GOOD 8PEN0INB MONEY wonden of child-bearing age than ever bearing ages between 15 and 35 and the Board of Directors to send the Dated at Manchester, Conn, BOYS A eiRLS BUNCIURD & ROSSHTO REALTOR before, the state Health Department says. potential for a population increase cer­ Manchester, Connecticut message when this 21st day of March, 1977. Town of Manchester 5 Evenings a Week 18R WEST CENTER STREET — MANCHESTER The agency said Tuesday 35,301 babies tainly exists,” said Merton Honeyman, Dated at Manchester, Connec­ you need ticut this eleventh day of Robert B. Weiss, 6 PM to 8 PM. A STRIKE EXISTS AT OUR PLANTS were born in 1976, an average of 11.2 live buyers, renters EQUAL Houamo director of the department’s health General Manager MLS births per 1,000 population. A total of 26,- March, 1977 or employees! OPPORTUNITY 6 4 f t - ^ 2 REALTOR s^tistics division. 04M No. 051-3 PAGE TEN-B___ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed,, March 23, 1977 ACROSS 4 Large Answer to Previous Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., March 23, 1977 - PAGE ELEVEN-B continent 1 Esstsrn 5 Looks AntHfUM . 4 t Apartments For Pant 51 Mtse. tor Rant gg Aiitos For Sato 6 f prissts 6 Summer (Fr.) Charles M. Schultz NEWl FOR YOUR 0061 WANTED - HummeU, ao clu , 19n TOYOTA COROLLA 1600 6 Existent 7 Element frank » THE m ^ MANCHESTER - 1635 square 12 Hire 8 Source of Dolls ■ Paintings, Trains, - 2 door coupe, 4 speed. Bums Dear Abby feet first floor Industrial 13 Psnic wood PEOPtis<,CRACKERS ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, iMMIartll no oU, low mileage, excellent D D D B Gmle's space. Concrete floor, 14 Songstress 9 Gulches 5lP. TrfY'PE .lugs. Crocks, Almost l5 5MiT« condition. Original owner. □ □ □ □ sprlnklered, overhead door. By Abigail Van Buren Stevens 10 Egg drink Anything Old. 646-M90. Asking 31800- ^ 1 6461405. 11 Essay WHV AM I SLEEPING DOG iHApEp Llf« |lM*« nons, cmtsM, a tri |W . ntonthly Including heat. 15 Power □ C H U D Warren E. Howland, 16 Cillum 14 Give up IN A CARPBOARP BOX? W»nt d I cloMto, (U sn illM c ii, air cos- 0 to Buy 45 Realtors, 6461108. PLYMOUTH 1974 DUSTER • 18 Povsrty-wsr 17 Her Majesty's FOOD P 0 5 T m E|U, M ETER l je - □ RENTALS ly decorated. References. 646 1973 FORD F500 Custom Cab. i.i?.®J'®®'l‘?.‘*i*‘ “™ ’ *'« •'its me regularly. He 39 Officer's M S , 9 0 0 READY TO PLEAD HIM 12 13 AFTER ALL, SCOTTY-THE OLD (S15, or 6467971. V-8, power steering, four Candidate T H A T H E 6UILTY-AND IF YOU'LL ^ r JutT f * ''* t to wear. MAN WASN'T REALLY ARMED H A S T O AGREE, I'M SURE THE l NEED CAR? Credit bad? spe^, fourteen foot stake 1 wish I had listened, but it’s too late now. School (abbr.) u Roomt lor RonI 15 — HE RETURNED MOST OF ACCOUNT JUDGE WILL CONSIDER A , 52 MANCHESTER - Luxurious Bankrupt? Repossessed? body, 23,000 miles, excellent SORRY 42 Lubricate LIGHT SENTENCE— MAYBE j one and two bedroom Honest Douglas accepts condition. ^ 3 M after 6:00, 43 Automotive 16 17 16 A YEAR, OR le MONTHS! / FURNISHED ROOMS for lowest down, smallest 2263490. society (abbr.) townhouse apartments. Great I : It may be too tote for yon, but it’s not too 19 gentlemen - Kitchen location, all conveniences. No Douglas Motors, 44 Scotch hill 20 21 22 23 24 privileges, free parking. Cen­ pets. Damato Enterprises, 45 Frequently 25 26 tral location. References and liiM :.? r7p?i"o"" *“'■ '®''®’'* 27 28 ^ 1 0 2 1 . Motoreyetos-Btoyetos 54 A tip to ^ rls ‘‘in iove” with a man who everyone thinks is (poet.) security required. 64^2693, 1975 DATSUN B-210 47 Say 29 30 31 PKJ= after 5 p.m. ONE ROOM EFFICENCY ■ Hatchback - Automatic, hlm'liS® hmg^nd look at 60 British king -i-Z 3 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON nim. And a third. And then a fourth. 32 33 34 35 Heat, hot water, appliances. excellent condition. AM/FM 8 FX-1200 ■ Built by factory 53 More quickly track, radials. Call after 6:00 (P.S. You didn’t ask for any advice, but U you’re inter­ 54 Turned FURNISHED ROOM for rent, Main Street location. Securi­ 36 37 39 39 40 engineer. Branch beads, ested in getting your head together, you’re Ured of being a 55 Walks in mud 41 community kitchen and bath. ty, references, lease. 3135. p.m., 2862060. $2800. Barnett clutch, aluminum Household Goods 40 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 56 Donates 42 41 Dogs-BIrtls-Pets 43 All utilities included. Security U after 6 p.m., 646-3911. rocker rollers, Mikunl car­ punching bag and have lud it with accidental pregnandea, 43 44 and references. On bus line WE PAY 115 for complete write again. Have I got a letter for yonll * 57 Yellow fever 2 KELVINATOR GAS STOVE - buretor, balanced motor, blue mosquito 45 46 47 48 49 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub MARANTZ - 2270 Receiver. and near stores. Call 644-0383. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Six months old. Call after 5:00 DOG-CAT BOApniNG TOWN HOUSE Apartment to printed motor and transmis- Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, $350 or best offer. Call 646-9197 bathing/grooming. C iiplete Auto Body, 5261990. DEAR ABBY: Our granddaughter just completed her p.m., 646-3643. sub-let in Manchester. Two slon. 33,400 firm. CaU 6467732. DOWN SO 51 52 63 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vsrmssr Brownies, nurses. East until 5 p.m., 649-2357 after 5 modern facilities. Canine FEMALE COLLEGE Student nursery school term at St. Edmunds Episcopal Church, and Catholic School. 649-1225. bedrooms, modem kitchen, . p.m. Ask for Brian. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon preferred. Five blocks from utulities Included. 3 ^ per PAR’TS Department now open TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville each parent was given a copy of some words of wisdom. 1 British insurer 54 55 Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Main St. 647-1250 after 5 p.m. month. Available May 1st. Saturdays. Complete line of 750,6000 miles, oil cooler and I hope you will find it worthy of printing in your column. 2 Trojan hero FACE FACTS, MR. SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com­ 5S 57 THIS IS REALITY BOYS THREE SPEED - 24” Call 6465583 after 5:00. Chrysler parts. Cborcbes rack. 31,750. 2864042. MRS. S.. SAN MARINO. CALIF. 3 Virile NUTCHELL./WEALL □ MISC. FOR SALE ponents. Dual turntable. FREE PUPPIES - Cute, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Motors. 6463646. ' SOME Of US -c P io n e e r 77 S p e a k e r s . Bike. Very good condition. {NEWSFAffR tNTEMNiSC ASSNj NEEP INSURANCE.' TOPPLE VERY FAST.' 330. Call 649-2062 after 6:00 lovable and paper trained. rooms. Single 359.95, 364.95, AVAILABLE Immediately - 1975 KAWASAKI 500. Only 3,- DEAR MRS. S.: I do. And I shall pass It on to my read- LIFE IS CFJUEL.' Articles tor Sale Excellent condition. )600. or Call 646-4259 after 4 p.m. double 369.ra, 374.95 plus tax. TRIUMPH S pitfire, 1974, ers: 41 best offer. 643-0888. days. p.m. F ive room D uplex. ’Two 000 miles. Excellent condi­ Phone in room. Call 6^2300. bedroonru, finished recreation yellow, excellent condition, tion, some accessories. ALUMINUM sheets used as FREE TO A GOOD home, two make an offer. Call 646-4m 3 SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, PIANO - Spinet, walnut. room, wall-to-wall carpet, dis­ Asking 31250. Call 6462391 CHILDREN LEARN WHAT THEY LIVE Win at Bridge printing plates, .007 thick, About 5 years old. $475. Call males, part Shepard. Call 647- VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ hwasher, appliances, full after 5 p.m. after 5:30. processed gravel, stone, sand 9008 anytime. nished room on busline ideal 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 643-0152. basement, laundry book ups, If a child Uves with criticism, »1. Phone 643-2711. and fill. For delivery call for working person. 1976 T RIU M PH TR 7 - George H. Griffing, Andover, private driveway, close to 1966 NORTON 750 - 3500 or He learns to condemn... AKC DOBERMAN PUPPIES References and security shopping and schools. Pets Original cost 37,000, asking best offer. CaU 644-1754 before DOPi handles interference 742-7M6. - Rosevale, Elfred line. Bred required. Call 6460505. 35,000. Loaded. Air con­ If a chUd Uves with hostility. OLD NEW ENGLAND barn allowed. 3275. 6466297, 646 6:00. He learns to fight... for size and temperament. 7023. ditioning, 6track deck. Phone There are any number of materials. Chestnut, Pine, GROUP TAG SALE - Linens, Apartments For Rent 53 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, If a chUd Uve with ridicule. NORTH 23 COMPLETE REAR END - Call 872-3686. 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En- A K J ( 7 ways but we like to use the Hickory, Oak and Ash clothing, dishes, bedding, mis­ 6466688. He learns to be shy... For 50 series Chevy truck, SUB-LEASE - Modem One duro. Excellent condition. 3,- one called DOPI. This available to create interest cellaneous items. All in WE HAVE customers waiting If a chUd lives with jealousy. » 2 single speed, 3100 or best bedroom Apartment. Heat, 600 miles. Best reasonable (KQJ6 and warmth in your building excellent condition. Saturday for the rental of your apart­ 1969 - PONTIAC FIREBIRD He learns to feel guilty... acronym stands for double and restoration plans. Country offer. 1/4'’ steel tool chest, ap­ appliances, u tilitie s air con­ offer. Call after 4 p.m., 646 AJ754 with zero, pass with one. We proximately 2’x 3’x5’, water March 26th., 9 a.m. to 2:30 Lh/estock 44 ment or home. J.D. Real ditioning, laundry. Phone 646 good running condition, asking 8807. If a child lives with tolerance. Carpenters. Roger Barrett, Estate Associates, Inc. 646 add that we bid with more Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence tight, plus lockable 3125. p .m . 75 T h a y e r R oad, 8273. 31300 caU W1150. He learns to be patient... WEST 6 4 9 ^ . Manchester. BIG BEAUTIFUL Chestnut 1980. EAST than one. Thus, when North Router, power door plane, and 1974 KAWASAKI 500 - Under If a chUd lives with encouragement. 4 8 2 4 5 4 Pony - 3125. Metal, red pony doubles five hearts he isn’t WHY IS MK5. TUBBS NOT H ER E FO R circular saw, 330 each, 375 all. VOLKSWAGENS - We buy, 4,000 mUes. 31,000 or best He learns confidence... V K Q 10 7 5 4 TWO 300 AMP Rectorfiers - WASHER DRYER - Brand cart 390. Pony harness 3^. LOOKING for anything in real VAJ983 doubling for penalty — he is TODAY’S MEETIN9T...SHE’S J.R VERY WH.L...THEN THE Used, but clean 6” channel sell, and repair rebuilt offer. Call 644-1754 before If a child lives with praise. ♦ ( Good condition. Good for new FRIGIDAIRE, apart­ Call 4569373, or 4569918. estate rental - apartments, engines and transmissions. 48732 doubling to show that he McKBE’S PAUQHTER AND HEIRESS'. ; BOARI7 WILL COMB TO iron 12’ lengths - new 33.50 per 6:00. He learns to appreciate... 4A062 > ORDER AND ELECT A plating, or welding. Call 649- ment size, washer on bottom homes, multiple dwelliiws, no Some used. ’Tim Moriarty, 483 doesn’t hold an ace. If he held M39 from noon til 6:00 p.m. foot, will sell 31.60 a foot. If a chUd lives with fairness, SOUTH (D| > (VEW P n a W B N T OF Realistic TRC, 24C, 23 and drver on top. Asking 3250 fees. Call J.D. Real & tate IP Hartford Rd., Manchester. nperS' one ace he would have passed. ’ HACKEE INDUSTRIES! or best offer. 646-8665. Associates, Inc. 6461980. He learns justice... 4 AQ10 6 3 channel Mobil CB Radio, 375 Mobilebile HHomesi 55 V6 With two aces he would have SWIMMING POOLS - Large Antiques 48 1974 PLYMOUTH Satellite If a child Uves with security, pool distributor has luxury or best offer. Call 649-8473, He learns to have faith... 4A1054 bid five spades — the cheapest leave message. FOR SALE - Queen size mat­ NEW THREE Room apart­ 1L0OKINBI, Custom Sation Wagon - Power 18’ CAMPER traUer - single bid at his disposal. above ground pools in original WANTED Antinue furniture, ment - Handy to bus and shop­ I We offer Ihe largest variety of i If a chUd Uves with approval. 4KQI0 tress and box spring. 3100. a attractive apartments and I steering, power brakes, air axle, excellent condition. After North doubled to show cartons. Guaranteed. Must glass, pewter, oil paintings, or ping. References and security He learns to like himself... North-South vulnerable LIGHTED SHOWCASE, 3-M Good condition. 269-2%9. I ipwnhouses tn Manchester f conditioning, low mileage. Eleven years old. 31,500. CaU no aces South had a real clear warehouse for new 1977 other antique items. R. j Rental office open daily 9-5 If a chOd Uves with acceptance and friendship. deposit required. 3210 per 6467063. ■ 742-8930. problem. He might pass and Pools - 1599. completely copier. National Cash Building Supplies Harrison, 643-8709. month. Philbrick Agency, a weekends, ll-S. He learns to find love in the world. erected. 31x16 OD, 15x2i swim register. Call 641^922. Realtors, 6464200. defend against five hearts DAMATO 1969 OLDS VISTA Cruiser - 9 ARE YOU SelUng your Mobil WITH WHAT IS YOUR CHILD LIVING? area, complete with liner, NATURAL STONE for WANTED - Old toys, post 2V 3 4 4V 4 doubled. 'ITiis contract would ladder, pump, sundeck, fen­ passenger wagon. Blue. Small Home? Buyers are waiting. SV Dbl. Pan 5 SANSUI 5,000^ ■ Stereo com­ retaining walls, veneers, cards, steins, stringed in­ ELUNGTON - TICK TOCK 8-cylinder, automatic have gone down two tricks. cing and stairs. Financing ponents. Dual turntable. struments, paintings, fur­ ENTERPRISES CaU Plaza Homes. Broker. 1- Pais Pan Pan South finally made the right patios, etc. Pick up by the TOWER - Immediate oc­ transmission, power steering. 8260369. arranged. Absolutely no P io n e e r 77 S p e a k e r s . niture, clocks, advertising cupancy. A new one bedroom 646-1021 Opening lead — K v decision and went to five obligation. Call toil free 1-800- pound or delivery by the ton. Real nice car 31095. Suburban Excellent condition. 3600. or Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, items, outright purchase, con­ Townhouse community within Motor Car, 50 Tolland ’Tum- spades, where he lost the two 38245^. Ask for FVank. best offer. 643-0888, days. signments. 644-8962. BRAND NEW 14 foot wides, By Oswald & James Jacoby aces held by his opponents. 6463163. walking distance of stores, 'lke, Manchester, 6462076. from 30995, in stock ready for Astro-graph Alley Oop — Dave Graue banks and churches. Features THREE LARGE Bedroom pen 8-8 on Vernon- It doesn’t happen often, but include private entrances, immediate deUvery. Price in- Duplex - New carpets, living, gMimchester town line. cludes: Wall to wall By BERNICE BEDE 08 0 L it does happen. If you play a balcony overlooking cathedral dining room, modem kitchen, carpeting, matching lot of bridge you will run into ^ HEARD TH' MAN.' HE ceilinged living room, wall-to- VOLVO - 1969 - 144S. Good FOLKS BETTER STAND BACK ) WA8NT lODDtNE.^ stove and new refrigerator. appliances, DOW window, front It on occasion. What we are wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, running condition. Asking For Thursday, March 24,1(77 A Texas reader asked us v i n e s p e o p b yrniN ic vvfo BErngq co ' t., Jh ' Attic, basement garage, and country kitchen, and mudi talking about is interference T L B T GO! HIS B P P IN ^ range, refrigerator, garbage yard. 3290 monthly. No pets. 3950. Call 6464611. more. Large selection to ARIES (March 21-AprH IS) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Ncy. 22) Be with your Blackwood four some questions about the Tex­ disposal, pantry unit, air con­ Security required. 6463050, choose from, aU priced to seU. Although conditions generally prepared to play the role of a notrump. as convention. We will answer • ■ -r< , ditioning, master TV antenna, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN - Shat^ some today and the rest after 1 p.m. , > ExceUent financing available. favor you today, you're a little tough horae trader today. Hang We won’t go into the merit abundant closets, 24-hour Radio, sunroof, immaculate. hard to get along with. At least If In there and give only what you tomorrow. i " Trades welcomed. Parts, or lack of merit of South’s superintendent service, laun­ MANCHESTER - Newer two Compare anywhere. 31295. you make a faux pas, you'll go have to. TTie Texas convention deriv­ 1 supplies, and accessories. Blackwood call with today’s dry and storage facilities in bedroom Duplex. Half of two Suburban Motor Car, 50 back and amend It. ed its name because it was Full time service department. SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 26Dae. hand. Suffice to say that he basement, no pets. For y>- family. Waddell School area. Tolland Turtnilke, first played extensively in Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur TAURUS (April 30-Miy 20) For 21) It you find yourself caught did use it and West interfered pointment please call 8769876, P ets accepted. 3265 per Manchester, 6462076. (q)en 6 best results financially today, between people today, don't gat Texas. It was invented by Cross H l^w ay, BerUn Tum- by bidding five hearts. How Monday through Friday 8 to 5. month. Paul W. Dougan, 8 on Vemon-Mancbester town pUce, BerUn, Connecticut. 1- keep what you're doing to embroiled In their laud. Play Dave Carter of St. Louis, one Equal Housing Opportunity. can North show how many Realtor, 6464535. line. yourself. Above all, don’t confide peacemaker. Try to restore har­ of Ihe great players of the '50s S«rv/CM Offered In pessimists or wild-eyed mony. aces he holds? Services Offered Services Offered 31 Building-Contracting and '60s. SECOND FLOOR - Four room 1971 OLDS CUTLASS 1972 - YELLOWSTONE dreamers. VILLAOER APTS. Supreme - 4-door hardtop, CAPRICORN (Oaa 22-Jen. If) Apartment. Heat and utilities Travel Trailer. 21 foot, tan- GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A lew It's best that you keep a cool BRICK - BLOCK, stone, MAINTENANCE Work FOR ALL your Dry Wall Carpeting, full basement. IW tile included. Adults only. No pets. blue. Automatic transmission, Berry’s World fireplaces, concrete, chimneyley baths, appliances, heat, patio, air dom wheels, sleeps six, fully frustrations are likely today when head at work today. Things will needed. Door and window needs - Drobiak Dry Wall 3250 monthly. Security. 646 power steering, radio, white self contained, many extras. you're thwarted. However, turn out to be far lass critical repairs.. ■ I job ot too small. repair, painting, sheetrock Company, 575 Center Street, conditioner, no pets, adults. 1189. walls. Above average at home Save. Call 644-8358 for es- March 1st occupancy. CaU 6467710, days. something you didn't expect to than they first appeared. Reasonable and other household services. Manchester. Call 646-8882. mileage, but well cared tor could pan out. timates. CHARLES LESPERANCE AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. Rates 643-7640. ROCKVILLE - TTiree Room clean attractive car. Ihric^ Automothra Sarvlea LINRI Construction Co. - Tom S40-7020 Apartment. With heat, hot right at $1095. Suburban Motor CANCER (June 21-July 22) You Thera's a lima whan the best way ELECTRICIAN - All types of could be stalled early today, but to treat a problem Is to walk 6 4 9 - 3 6 6 3 Painting-Papering Corbitt. Building, Remolding, water, stove refrigerator. Car, 50 Tolland Turnpike, ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- wiring, electrical improve­ Additions, Garages, Kitchens, Carpet. 3165. No pets. Parking Manchester. 6462076. Open 6 mostly because your plans are III away from K. A refreshsd out­ ment, and repair work. FREE ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE sun specialists, factory thought out. Later you'll get on look can solve It later. PAINTING - interior and Roofing, Siding, Recreation for one car. Adults only. 8 on Vemon-Manchester town trained, one day service, 114 MASONRY - Brick, block, estimates. I 6465253. Ga r d e n s of strawberry Ihe track lor a happier ending. exterior, paperhanging, Rooms. 6465355. Security deposit. Call 64676W. line. East Main Street, Rockville. PISCES (Fab. 20-Mirch 20) concrete, chimneys, and excellent work. References. Road. A new suburban one •••••••••••••••••••••••••• LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A com­ Another may try to deny you fireplaces. New or repair TELEPHONE TALK - Ser­ bedroom apartment com­ 871-1617. Free estimates. Fully in­ NEWTON SMITH - OMeesStoree for Rent 1972 PONTIAC Catollna plete change of tactics may be something you feel you're en­ work. Call 528-4596, after 5 vice for sales personnel, sured. Martin Mattson, 646 Remodeling, Repairing. Rec munity nestled in the country door hardtop. Sporty red with necessary today. If you can't titled to today. If your cause Is business owners, and district 4431. rooms. No job too small. 646 hills in historic Ellington. In black vinyl roof. Automatic carry Ihe tort with a (ronlal lust, speak up. 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