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News 1 Beirut battle summary in second day ■"V Compiled from BEHIUT, Lebanoe (UPI) - Chris­ Three armored cars led the United Press International LC tian milittsmen spearheaded hy ar- counteroffensive with niadilne guns inored cars iaundied a counterattack blazing while millUamen fdlowed on today against Palestinian guorillas foot, trading rodnt and mortar fire State who had pushed them bade in their with the Palestinian forces. NEW HAVEN - Sum­ fiocest fighting in 10 months of The Christians poured in rein­ marizing the government’s Lebanese dvil war. forcements to drive them back. case against nine defendants in It was the sedm l day «rf flghting in “niis is it, we’re finally coming the firebombing of a Shelton eastern Beirut in which mortar and down to the crunch of the vriide rubber factory, U. S. Attorney macUpe gun fire had reduced war,” a Christim street fl^ter said. Peter Dorsey has placed ul­ h ^ ita ls to rubble in the seesaw bat­ Police put early casualties at S timate reqxMisibility on Ohio tle raging around fhe Palestinian dead and SO injured, raising the toll businessman Charles Moeller. refugee camp d Tal Zaatar. since dyll war erupted in April to Defense attorneys summarize Thousands of. Palestinian more than 8,100 dead and 17,300 their cases today and the Jury guerrillas had been thrown into the wounded. is expected to get the case ear­ struggle to widen the wedge of With guns and shell Hre glazing, a ly next week. s t r a t i territory seised in a drive Palestinlan-Moslm fmice of about against the six-day Christian 5,000 smashed out of ’Tal Zaatar HARTFORD - The grand blockade of the camp. bdore dawn Wednesday and pushed i '-'I ^ A jury report on the Bridgi^rt But at midaftemoon, Oiristian north and west of the caisip in a mile­ jai alai scandal will bypass the militiamen launched a counterattadc wide arc. Christian fmrees counterat­ judge who ordered it kept deslfpsed to push the Palestinian tacked, pushing back the forces back into the Tal Zaatar secret and be turned over to Palestinians to Tal Zaatar’s out­ another judge who may make it refugee camp. skirts. public, it was report^ today. TUs correspondent managed to But the Palestinians struck with a reach the Christian front line despite second offensive early today recap­ heavy bursts of automatic weapons turing most of their original gains, a fire and accompaned the Christian Christian spokesman said. Regional forces throu^ suburban &n El Fil’s "A very fierce battle” was still un­ no-man’s land which separates the der way around Tal Zaatar early region from Tal Zaatar. today, be said. BOSTON - Boston Schools A huge column of smoke spiraled Two hospitals, alternately seised Supt. Marion Fahey, the Mwly up from a large wardwuse, wliidi by both sides, were shelled to the named federal! receiyw for was hit by rodtet fire and set ablaze ground as the battle see-sawed South Boston High School, says during the overnight fighting between tte opm fields surrounding (Herald photo by Pinto) she plans to lea^^day-to-day between Palestinian guerrillas and Tal Zaatar and the shop-lined streets operations at UicrKhool to the Christian militiamen. of Sin El FU. . Selecting seeds for Bangladesh new principal. :iCV. ■. - William Herlth, center, and Amy Costa, Team Showing them the variety of seeds is ^ I p ^ PORTLAND, aine — Sen. 7B students at Illihg Junior High School, select Taylor, field director of Christian Rural Edmund S. Mi ie, D-Maine, seed packets to be sent to Bangladesh as part of Overseas Programs (CROP) who v is M ttie W ednesday Irmally an- Business Zone sought hounced he wi! ' seek a fourth a project to aid the hungry people of the world, school and illustrated how the prograntwwis. Senate term invited his 1 constituents 'judge him by for Pine St. firehouse his record. By SpL R. COHEN the McKee St. firehouse opened and Heiwld Reporter took over its functions. Illing Junior High students A public hearing wU be held Feb. 2 Presently, the two-story frame National by the Planning Zoning Commis­ building (it has a basement and an at­ sion on a Town of Manchester' tic and is serviced with a sprinkler DETROIT — Imported autos systan) is used to store public works combating hunger with seeds request few a zone change for its old took a record 18.3 per cent Pine St. Firdnuse property. The ei^pment. share of the depressed. 1975 U. ttenge w o ^b e frbm-the prostoit b - More than 7^000 p«ck«U CROP Mancheirtar’s recent observance M becauiij^t *• hi. njed o* *<>W. S.-aHhLnuu;lg|^ to dustrial to'a ]w«ip6s^Business Director of Public Works Jay Giles seeds will be sentj9'Bangladesh as Hunger W e^. seeds were diOikfl’bicaase t ^ will its’lOw^'^^yew since 1982. Car said T iteB ^ night a storage buildinf the result of a drira conducted by the The money was sent to the reproduce and the siqniHy will be sales totallM '8.6 million units 'Zone. The zone change. Town M anage to replace the one on Pine St. would students of Teams 7A, 7B and 8C at Manchester Council on World replenished year after year. Idst year. cost from fSO.OOO to |50,000. He said Illing Junior High School. , Hunger. Several programs were Robert Weiss told town directors The seeds are bulk-packed in large Ihesday night, would dear the way he was referring to a pre-fabricated From contributions . of spare suggested to a committee of students CLEVELAND- A new blood foil pouches to insure germination for potenUal sale of the 180zll0-fod structure placed on town-owned change usually spent on "junk” food, wlw selected CROP as the one they test appears to have an 88 per and each packet holds about 100 property on the northwest cornel* of land-possibly near the disposal funds from bake sales and book auc­ wished to support. Bangladesh was grams of seed. cent success rate in detecting I ^ St. ^ Hartford Rd.Thedirec- area. tions, the students raised $125 during chosen s the project recipient cancer, a scientist reports. tors instructed Weiss to seek the zone change, without committing WASHINGTON - The themselves to the sale. National Right to Work Com­ Weiss said he has a potential State aid grant for Bennet project mittee, obviously expecting customer who has offered a fair that Labor Secretary John market price for the property, Dunlop will resign, announced provided it is zoned Business. The today it would oppose chief assessor has placed its estin\ated $265,000 greater than anticipated federal mediator W. J. Usery value at 150,000 to 190,000. Weiss said as his successor. the offer irin the |75,000 area. projects was estim ated at $1,489,888. By DOUG BEVINS grants than anticipated to help pay The Bennet project included both The old firdKHue was constructed for the recent completed bulhUng extensive renovations and new con­ ^ ause anticipated state aid WASHINGTON - Former before the turn d the century and Herald Reporter totaled $1,440,900. Manchester of- President Richard M. Nixon project at Bennet Junior High struction, and it was thought in was utilized until April 1966, when Manchester’s Board of Education November 1973 that some of the flcals were prqiared to pay $I,UI,8B8 will celebrate his 63rd birthday has learned it will receive more state S c b ^ . School Supt. James Kennedy today renovation items wouldn’t qualify for for the program, Bnandiig the cost Friday at his San (Hemente, Iv issuing bonds. Calif., estate with a number of announeed that state officials have state reimbursement. his former White House aides, approved reimbursement to Because of the uncertainty, school Now that the stote hu approved a close friend and supporter Pushee resigns post Manchester of $1,265,000 for the administrators were conservative in more-than-expected grants, Bennet project. Original estimates, Manchester is preparing for a bond said today. the 1976-77 school year. This position their state aid estimates to make By NANCY FOOTE. made in November 1973 when the issue o t just $ X S milUon. The bn will be filled July 1,1976 or as soon as sure townspeople knew how high Members of the Regional DistrictO project was improved by voters, creased state aid allows not onlv a WASHINGTON - Rep. Toby possible.and the person named to fill costs tould go, Kennedy said. Board of Education acc^>ted with were for $1 million in state aid tor reducUon in the amount of bonds bat Moffett, D-Conn., says he will the slot will be anwinted principal of regret the resignation of Principal J. Bennet. The Bennet project was part of a a reduction in interest poyments on investigate reports that a Rham effective July 1, 1977 on Uie Colin Pushee at a special meeting Asst. School Supt. Wilson Deakin $5.6 million junior high school group calling itself Black recommendation of the superinten­ thow bonds. Mraday ni^t. said the difference apparently stems building program.Work atBennet cost Dragons is. recruiting ex- dent and the approval of the Board of The resignation is effective June from several projert items which about $2.7 million and work at Illing Town Treasurer Roger Negro said servicemen to go to Angola 1o Education. today that bids will be opened Jan. 10 30,1977, local officials weren’t certain would Junior High School cost about $2.9 fight Soviet-backed factions. This appointment is to be acted Pushee came to Rham High School qualify for state aid. million, ^ t a l state aid for both for the bond issue. The Hartford Times reported upon no later than the regular board in the 1967-68 school year frbm Wednesday that Charles meeting in February 1977. Cromwell where he had served as Joyner of Cromwell has The action creating the new posi­ principal of the town’s high school recruited several hundred Viet­ tion was unanimous with two board since 1957. nam veterans, about 85 per members absent, Howard Roberts of After a lengthy discussion the Striking workers stage sit-in ceM black, to fight in Angola. Andover and Rosalie Carlson of Re^onal Board voted to create the HARTFORD (UPI) - Striking nur­ The peaceful sit-in began around 10 had refused to answer tetegrams and position “principal designate” for Hebron. WASHINGTON - Richard The estimated salary for the new sing home Workers Wednesday began a.m. and Maher, attending a West letters sent by the Local, toU the demonstrators, “there’s nothing he M. Nixon is not entitled to im­ principal designate is from 810,000 to a sit-in at the office of Social Services Hartford meeting at the time, first would do, but we could su y ask n g as mediate possession of his $25,000 range. Commssioner Edward W. Malm and said he would not meet with them presidential papers because Inside today» Principal Pushee is expected to re- vowed to remain “indefinitely” until and sent a deputy. However, be we liked.” they must be preserved for Andover ...... 3,9 FSnilly...... 1,7 main at Rham during the coming the state acta in their labor dispute. changed his mind and s ^ e d up at A state police spokesman said the historic purposes and Nixon Bottoe...... 8 3 school year while acting as principal About two dozen members d Local his Bartholomew Avdiue office department was aware of the situa- might be tmpted to tamper ChrM ^.....M ...... • and training the princip^designate. 119, Hospital Workers Union, who sometime after 1 p.m. tkm but that “assistance h u not been with them to cover his possible 9 ” **?** *:*y‘“ ...... i The reasoning behind the move is strode two private Fairfield County However, Merrilie Milstein, an requested yet.” misconduct in office, a three- 'The spokesman u ld no action 52?!^:!’. :“ ^ give tra^ to the principal nursing h o n ^ on Dec. 3, vowed to organizer for the union, said Maher judge federal court has ruled. sUck it out after Maher met with s ^ e for only a few minutes. would be taken if Maher did not fed Sltorisl ...... 4 TWland...... 3 designate and t ^ out the person the security of the building w u E. Hartfonl...... | Vernon ....3,3,13 before he is on his own. them briefly and rejected their She said the commissioner, who demands. jeopanUzed. Ms. Milstein u id the workers International asiud for a meeting with Maher to discuu demands that the state stop SILVA PORTO, Angola - A Strike burdens public hospitals “subsidizing ^ strike” by con­ leader of one pro-Westem fac­ tinuing payments for welfare center sUU had reserve beds for 300 patients at the struck homes. tion in Angola says the coun­ although county health offlcials said 'The county hospital is FULL,” try’s devastating civil war will LOS ANGELES (U P I)- Angry in­ more patients. She u id Maher “h u refused to get terns and residents charge that there was no emergency yet.. said a news release issued by the in­ dramatically escalate unless a terns and residents association of the “We are so busy now we have involved, but the state already is in­ patients are staddng q> In hallways The strike affected 94 of the 234 weekend meeUng of African 2,000-bed County-USC Medical patienU lyiiw in the haUways,” a volved” in the dizpute at the West- at the dty’s biggest public buqiital private hospitals in the county, the port Manor in Westport and the s ta t^ helps work out a solu­ Center, largest ho^tal in the city. spokfvman for the association said. tion. because ot the doctors’ strike. second largest noetropolitan area in “Those extra beds are upstairs or on Southport Manor in Fairfield. Maher / H c^tal and health ofRcials say it’s the nation. An undetermined number “We are indignant with (public of­ the roof. They can be brought down said his departmed h u no place in not that bad yet, but soon coidd be. ficials) who continually aimouiice BELFAST, Northern Ireland of the region’s 12,000 doctors have and physically hold patiento but ... the dispute. “I don’t think it’s the Hoqdtals have' started discharging that patients should come to this — Britain today rushed a cm- subtended or restricted their private w6 can’t really care lor them — they role of our department to intervene patients to make room for more b o ^ ta l,” the young staff doctors ; tingent of about 150 elite troops practices, throwing a mounting m i^t as well be at home.” in a labor-management dispute. Our i trained in antiguerrilla fighti^ serious cases. Even some emergency burddi on public bo^tals. said. Thiqr comidainedthat care was Although a spokesman said interest is in the well bdng of our rooms dmt down and thousands of “substandard” before the strike and to Northern Ireland to rein­ "patients are Initially being cared paUents at the hom u,” he seid. hoqdtal workers have been laid off. Patients unable to find doctors •'now conditions are worse — we force a 600-man battalion for in the haUways.” Including some Maher said visits have been made The strike by physicians proteriing flocked to crowM public hospital believe a dangerous crisis does exist already sent to the embattled emergoicy rooms, where many had “with serious heart problems,” a to the struck homu and the patients the high cost of malpractice in­ h e re ...” province. to m it from three to eight bom to UPI reporter at the hospital could were found to be reedving adeqpute surance was a weA old today and its find no beds in the halls. care. "Our role is limited.” he sahL effects were becoming serious. see a physician. County health officials said the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Msartisster. Ceoa.. ’now,. I. lfl» - PAGE TinUMl PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura,, Jan. 8,1876 MMH gets accreditation Manchester police Rae P. Gordon, 42, of 533 Adanos Primus was charged with im­ Suburban briefs St. was issued a summons for failure proper discharge of operator or Manchester Memorial Hospital has JCAH and that the hospital has met higher than government licensure to grant the r i ^ t of way in connec­ passenger from a nootw vdilcle. been awarded a two*year certificate these standai^. alone said Edward M. Kenney, tion with a three-car accident at Both cars were towed. General Assembly meeting in Hart­ of accreditation by the Joint Com­ Manchester Memorial Hospital is hospital administrator. Spencer St. and Hillstown Rd. Heart Fund leader ford. llie standards against which MMH Torbes &’’lMSlbce mission on Accreditation of one of approximately S,3(X) general Wednesday afternoon, Manchester TOLLAND - PhUIip R. Fierro of Hospitals (JCAH). hospitals throughout the country that were compared cover every area of Police are seeking a young naan Jaycee Week Police reported. who snatched a Windsor wonoan’s Carriage Dr.,'Tollaiid l8 the dudrmgii This accreditation notification has earned this recognition. There the hospital’s activities. Police said the Gordon vehicle was here for tbe UTS Heart Fund Drive for pocketbook Wednesday n i^ t while VERNON — The Greater Vernon covers the period from Dec. 23,1975, are about 7,400 hospitals in the An accredited hospital must have a in collision with cars driven by she was standing in front of King’s the Heart Assodatioii of Greater Jayceee, ahxig with Jaycees anmnd to Dec. 23,1977. United States. governing body composed of in- Gladys R. Steele, 49, of 353 Phoenix Department Store at the Manchester Hartford. He will help recruit the-nation, will observe Jaycee Week It is the result of a detailed survey The chief aim of the HAP is to help divi(hials responsible to the patients St., Vernon, and Bruce D. Steinhaus, Shopping Parkade. vtdunteers and direct the campaign from Jan. 11-24 to focoa attentiaa on 3 Spectacular of the hospital conducted in hospitals in their pursuit of in the hospital and to the community 18, of West Hartford. effort. The woman said she was standing the young men who bddng to the September by a team of field excellence and thereby provide a it serves. It also has professional Mrs. Steele and a passenger in her at the front of the store when she felt Fierro is a training administrator o rg a^tk n and the work they do. representatives of the Joint Com­ higher quality of care to their staff members who evaluate their car, Sandra A. Ckiltey, 22, of 68A The weather of January 1779 her pocketbook being lifted from her for the Aetna life and Casualty firm The week will begin Sunday, Jan. 18 mission's Hospital Accreditation patients. own work against clinical criteria. Spencer St., suffered minor injuries inHartford. While there is no legal requirement ‘'Accreditation denotes that wb in America during the arm. She turned and saw the thief, with a Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast at Program (HAP) and represents the Revolutionary War was excep­ and were treated at Manchester It HURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY have responded to our obligation of and started to chase him as he rai; to Howard Johnson’s Restaurant on Rt. longest period of accreditation possi­ that a hospital be accredited, tionally bitter and "the coldest Memorial Hospital. The Steele car MCC courses ble under the program. Accreditation Manchester Memorial Hospital has accountability to the community for the rear of the building. She couldn’t 3D. Jan. 19 an orientatioa meeting will month recorded in Penn­ was towed. __ _ BOLTON - The Division of Com- indicates that MMH has chosen to sought accreditation because it providing the best possible care and sylvania”. Sleds moved along 10 keep up with him. be held at the Elks dab. Any man Florence Spooner, 58, of 30 Eva mimity Services at Manchester Com­ operate according to standards set by represents a mark of quality that is services,” Kenney said. miles of ice across the Police searched the area and found from the Area who is 21-yearf-oM but Chesapeake to and from An­ Dr., was treated at Manchester the woman’s discarded wallet, nois- munity College, in cooperatioa with under 35 is Invited to this second napolis. Washington’s main Memorial Hospital for minor iiHuries sing about $90 in cash. Bolton Continuing Education, is meeting which begins at 7:90 p.m. army suffered more in their after a two-car accident on Spruce offering credit and non-credit evening Morristown wintqr quarters St. Wednesday afternoon, police said. courses at Bolton Hifd> School during Board meeting than they had at Valiey Forge, the 1976 spring semester. The two ALMANAC The World Almanac notes. Police said the Spooner car struck Democrats plan HEBRON — The Board of Educa­ the driver’s door of a car operated by credit courses, composition and tion o t Hetaron will meet to n i^ t at 8 OUR BIGGEST FAMOUS NAME caucus tonight 4- -V- Carnio B. Primus, 53, of 18 general psychology, are open to p.m. in ’the Gilead Hill Eaementary By United P reit general in the Civil War, was bora on 7” began in Washington, D.C. They Buckingham St., as Primus was A meeting tonight of the residents as well as high school School off Rt. 85. The public is always International this date In 1821 and Elvis Presley hi were charged with breaking into the leaving his vehicle. Democratic Town Committee is open soiiors. They the w ^ of Jan. national headquarters of the weloMne. Today is Thursday, Jan. 8, the 1935. to all Manchester Democrats in­ 19. eighth day of 1976 with 358 to follow. On the day In history: Democratic Party. terested in seeking membership on Seven non-credit courses are also Voter session In 1974, President Nixon denied John Doe Ostomy group The moon is approaching its first In 1815, American Gen. Andrew the committee, Ted Cummings, being offered. They include: BEDDING charges that he granted favors to ANDOVER — There will be a voter quarter. Jackson’s forces decisively defeated Democratic town chairman said. ’Die revolutionary history, beginning milk producers and Intomational making session Friday from noon to 3 The morning stars are Venus and the British in the Battle of New identified meets Monday meeting is at 7:30 in Woodruff Hall of bridge, life planning for women, telephone & Telegraph in return for p.m. at the Town Office Building. Saturn. Orleans, the closing engagement of The Manchester Ostomy Associa­ Center Congregational Church. natural food cooking, Bargello, plan­ campaign contributions. Enrollment lists will be corrected. The evening stars are Mercury and the War of 1812. tion will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in A townwide caucus will be held ning for retirement, and mixotofir. A thought for the day; American A man facing motor vehicle and Anyone wishing to enroll in a party or CLEARANCE Jupiter. In 1867, Congress approved legisla­ Conference Room C at Manchester Jan. 21 in all 10 voting districts to To learn more, caU MCC at 846-2137. poet James Russell Lowell said, criminal charges in connection with change parties may ao at this time. Those bom on this date are under tion providing suffrage for blacks in Memorial Hospital. Directions to the elect an 80-member town committee "...It is the brave man who chooses a Tuesday night incident in Registrars of voters are Anne Ander­ the sign of Capricorn.. the District of Columbia. assigned room wili be given at the in­ — to take office March 3 and to serve while the crowd stand aside.” Manchester has been identified as son and Beatrice Kowalski. James Longstreet) Confederate In 1973, the trial of the "Watergate formation desk. to March 1978. Democrats meet John Adams, 25, of Hartford, police The association is a rehabilitation Any registered Democrat is eligi­ said today. COVENTRY - The Democratic organization of patients with il­ ble to file an application to run. It Another voter The man, who wouldn’t identify Town Committee will meet Tuesday 49 a 00 ar 1 99 a OOstT eostomy, colostomy, and ileo-bladder may be filed with the Democratic himself properly when he was at 8 p.m. in the Board Room of the surgery. registar of voters, beginning Satut- session arrested, was book^ as John Doe. Town Han. Guest speaker wiU be from twin, full, queen or king. The program will be a round table day at 9:30 a.m. The applications will CHOOSE He was presented in Common Pleas EsteUe Flanagan, Dmocratic State BOLTON — A mandatory voter discussion of ostomy cases and care. be accepted to Jan. 16. There is no Court 12 in East Hartford Central Committee wimum from the making session will .be held Friday CHOOSE from Simmons, Steams ft Giles plans maintenance division Patients and their spouses or friends filing fee and no signatures other Wednesday, where |he was released Fourth Senatorial District. from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Town Hall. Foster, Eclipse, Slumber land. are invited to attend. than the candidate’s. on a 8100 surety bond and scheduled The committee liUl discuss 'the The purpose of the session is to Unless the Board of Directors dis­ proposals to combine municipal and obligation to examine its operations For further information about the Tonight’s meeting is to discuss approves, Director of Public Works school maintenance forces and carefully. for court again Jan. 20. slate of candidates for the Jan. 21 enroll electors entitled to vote in any CHOOSE from firm, extra firm or super Ostomy Association, call 649-6076. final plans for the Jan. 21 caucus. primary or caucus. Enrollment lists Jay Giles on Feb. 1 will establish a recommends they remain “separate “ In the area of building Adams faces charges of making an caucus for the election of members to firm comfort levels. maintenance Division within the from one another,” on the basis that, maintenance, two questions should improper turn and evading respon­ the committee. Robert "Skip” Walsh, will be corrected. The registrars of sibility in connection with a minor D. 53rd Assembly District, wiU also voters are William Houle and Pat CHOOSE from finelY made tufted, Public Works Department, with although a combined arrangement be asked: (1) Is the Public W'orks Cosmopolitans meet Friday smooth or quilted tops. himself as its head and Herman has worked with success in some Department sufficiently stressing accident on W. Middle Tpke. He also speak on possible biUs for the next Rady. Pascanteli, construction supervisor communities, “the separation of the preventive side of maintenance is charged with breach of peace in in the Engineering Division, as his such forces generally worked operations? (2) If there is no connection with his apprehension and Robert H. Franklin, executive His topic: “Impact of State assistant. better.” organized maintenance program, is struggle with policemen after the ac­ director of the Connecticut Public Legislation.” Mrs. Clarence Rush is in charge of The new division wouid combine Summarizing the need for cen­ it not the Public Works Department cident, police said. Expenditures Council, will be guest the program and Mrs. Julia Burke Board to appeal ruling the maintenance functions of the tralized maintenance (in the responsibility to study this matter speaker Friday at the Cosmopolitan Building Division and the Municipal Building, Hall of Records and propose a better method of Club of Manchester meeting at 2 p.m. will be the hostess. Refreshments and for that basis they EARLY BIRD SPECIAL South Windsor The program will be "In­ Engineering Division, with the seven and Lincoln Center, as well as operation?” at Center Congregational Church. will be served after the program. want to appeal,” said Supt. Sturgeon once was so plen­ JUDY KUEHNEL dian ^ptivities; Colonial JUST 20 TWIN MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS maintenance employes of the two . sidewalks and curbs and furniture The Board of Directors will con­ Robert Goldman. tiful in the Hudson River that The ^ t h Windsor Board Best Sellers.” Calvin Lane reporting directly to Passcantell. and office equipment), Giles said, sider Giles’ proposal at its meeting Chairman Donald steaks made from the light, Manchester Evening Herald of Education voted to will present the personal Giles has assured the directors his “Basically, it is a case of expensive next Tuesday. Film Rating Guide Berghuis said the com­ almost boneless meat of the big Published every evening except appeal a state Freedom of narratives of men and plan "can be done without additionai repairs versus inexpensive fish were called "Albany beef.” Sundays and holidays. Entered a t , for parents and their children mission’s ruling could lead 38.00 EA. PC. the Manchester, Conn., Post Office Information Commission women taken captive by personnel or budgetai;y funds,” ad­ maintenance.” to "nuisance” complaints. as Second Class Mall Matter. Q General audiences. All ages admitted. ruling which says a closed the Indians during the He continued, “During times such Anyone wishing to know ding, "It would be more of a Suggested Carrier Rates session held by the board colonial times. reorganization of existing forces and as these, when the demands for the Payable In Advance what went on in an Parental guidance suggested. Some material may Nov. 12 was illegal. The public is invited. equipment than the formation of a taxpayer's dollar are increasing, the PARK WLL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP Single copy...... 15* executive session would W eekly...... 90* not be suitable for pre-teenagfers. According to the ruling Public Works Department has an need only to appeal to the new division.” W EEKEND SPECIALI One m onth...... $3.90 the' Board of Education He said he doesn’t agree with Three rrlonths ...... $11.70 [X| Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent Freedom of Information Six months'...... $23.40 used "personnel” as a Commission. One y e a r...... $46.80 or adult guardian. reason to go into closed Other iTiMtings Mall Rates Upon Request “This destroys the con­ T he South Windsor session, but privately dis­ CARNATIONS Subscribers who tail to receive ^ No one under 17 admitted (age limit rrtay vary in cei'-" cept of the executive Human Relatiohs Commis­ their newspaper before 5:30 p.m.-t cussed sensiUvity training THEATRE SCHEDULE should telephone the circulation tain areas). ^ssion,” said Berghuis. sion will meet tonight at department, 647-9946. in tile schools during the 7:30 in the caucus room of meeting. Historical Society UA East 1 - "Blackbird” Vernon cinema 1 — "Chinatown” 9:15 <2.29 D oz. Town Hall. Personnel matters are a 7:154:15 “Mahogany” 7:30-9:30 Showcase Cinema 1 — Cosh & Carry The Historical Society The Zoning Board of Vernon Cinema 2 — "3 Days legitimate reason for UA East 2 - “Rooster "Lucky Udy” 7:30-9:50 will hold its first meeting Appeals will meet tonight S A V E 70.00-271.00 ON ROOM SIZE of Condor” 7:00-9:10 closed session. Sensitivity Cogburn” 9:S0; "Airport ’75” Showcase Cinema 2— “Dog of 1976 tonight at 8 at the at 8 at the Town Hall. Four 7:30 Burnside 1 — "Adventures Day” 7:00-9:30 FLOWERS tnd ARRAHOEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . training is not. Wood Memorial Library, of the Wilderness Family” Showcase Cinema 3 — appeals will be heard. UA East 3-"Snow White” 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 The board voted 6-2 to Maiq St. 7:00-9:00 7:00-9:00 "HusUe” 7:204:40 FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. appeal the decision. Fran­ Rockville Showplace 1 — Burnside 2 — "Murder on Showcase Cinema 4 — cis Devney and Joan ‘”rhe Return of the Pink the Orient Express” 7:00; "Killer Elite” 7:16-9:45 CARPET will st<^ siiM^lng Cushman, Republican \ ‘ ' ’’-A ' V Panther” 7:15; “Love and members, voted against Death” 9:15 ROBERT neoronD (a) Rockville Showplace 2 — on february as*** th e appeal/ Member “3 DAYS OF Marion Morrisette was not "The Adventures of the At SmokEnders, you’ll smoke as much as you like until you’ve learned to quit calmly i 35 East Center 8t; Wilderness Family” 7:00-9:00 THECONDOir comfortably...forever tree of the desire to smoko. You will quit painlessly, WITHOLCT scare t present for the vote. REMNANTS at Summit St. South Windsor ^owplace — EVES TSW a 1:10; SAT. MATINEE I FOOT PRINTS tics, willpower, hypnosis, or "climbing the walls." Like tens of thousands internationally, ; The complaint against SriW; SUNDAY XSW A 4:1B Dtnr 40 Tsars •! 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and put them into the company’s Sensorex EE WASHING’TON - Bill Johnson is a petrochemical division,” he said. w/case IKeystone XLaooPower first-rate gourmet, and on that score LEE RODERICK Many companies can be expected ELECTRONIC FLASH SPECIALS Zoom Movie Camera lunch with him is a worthwhile The Herald’s to curtail any plans to expand their New tactics for world food supply experience. If one wishes to begin the Washington Correspondent refining capacity in the United new year optimistically, however, he Honeywell Automatic O ur States,” Johnson continued. “ One Reg. O raaf would be well advised not to let John­ that the opposite action is needed to vice president I just spoke with is s t r o b e #52 This has been the impetus behind Automatic exposure control with 109.99 Valuel son turn the lunch time conversation stimulate domestic production and heading for Europe right now to see It took from the dawn of time until 24 food production conferences whidi OurReg.29.99 I W a ^ U manual overide. Fast f/1.8 lens, to the subject of energy and oil. thus lessen U.S. dependence on about investment opportunities 1830 to assemble the earth’s first DON OAKLEY O ur lowest price fo r a camera IM(i, the world’s largest producer of interchangeable finder. foreign sources. The control program there. He told that ‘We’ve done all we billion human beings. But it took only with as many deluxe features. “ Ten years from now. President fertUizers, has been sponsoring in Vivitar #272 Thyristor is to be reviewed in 40 months. can to get around controls, now it’s 100 years for the next Ullion. And SAVE OVER $50! i Keystone XL-100 Automatic Camara Ford’s signing of the new energy bill Obviously, the wivld needs more Asia and Latin America since 1965. Bounce Auto strobe will be kxAed at as a turning point in Ford, who clearly had ambivalent every man for himself.’ Another t l ^ oidy 30 years for the third. I Automatic exposure • just point and to<»t. 'XL' d^ gn food and n e ^ it quickly. ’The United That and the fact that of all the Automatic computer exp. Reg. 69.94 I allows movies to be taken in existing light. Reg. 69.99 feelings in signing the measure, company vice president said his firm ’That was in 1960. In the 16 years the history of this country — as the States has embarked on a program to variables involved in agriculture, 3-25 ft. Illuminated 8f|* J| time when the oil industiy decided argu(^ that, after fighting with is just going to phase out of oil. He since thoi, we have gathered the calculator dial. Multiple w 8% £8 Increase its output to the maximum fertilizer is the single most impor­ F-Stop ^ttings. Congress over energy policy for explained that ‘oil companies are no fourth billion, and 10 years hence will there was no longer any place for it and in the last two years has tant short-term input for increasing nearly a year, “ I am...persuaded longer going to give the President the bring the fifth billion. 24, Manchester Store Only— No Rain Checks | in the United States,” predicts John­ eiq^anded its grain acreage from 144 production. Nothing else can boost that this legislation represents the benefit of the doubt. We’ve been By the end of this century — son, one of this city’s most omnipre­ million acres to 167 million acres. cnq> yields as swiftly, economically Vivitar Model 292 sent and outspoken energy experts. most constructive bill we are likely betrayed. From now on we’re not barring some worldwide, But even with the all-out efforts of and effectively. Thyristor Strobe “ By that time, America’s oil in­ to work out at this time.” He pledged even going to tty to get around the depopulating catastrophe — between American farmers, the U.S. cannot Built In computer, fast Reg. 119.99 dustry will be nationalized and our that he “ will work to ensure that by Arabs; we’re going to cooperate with 6.5 and 7.5 billion souls will be While leading figures in govern­ SOUND SYSTEMS BY KODAK. ■haring the worM’s dlnnertable. make up the deficit alone. Inmically recycling automatic dependence on Arab oil imports will the end of 40 months, governmental them. them.’ ” ment, industry and science have operation from 2 to 33 It., BELLA HOWELL AND GAF — but also giving cause fw hope— it multiple F stop settings. be about 40 per cent. ’The Arabs will controls over domestic oil prices will As a result of plans to curtail ’These familiar and oft-rqieated attended the conferences and traded WILL BE DEMONSTRATED is the nations with the most rapidly Illuminated dial. *87 then have the ability, through be fully phased out.” domestic production from es­ statistics were reiterated again by ideas on new tools and techniques to AT THE PHOTO JAMBOREE growing food deficits which also another embargo, to cause a depres­ According to Johnson’s scenario, tablished wells, Johnson predicts S.T. Keel, senior vice president of increase food production, from com­ sion — not a recession, but a depres­ however, v ^ t happens in 40 months that the current domestic output of Intematioiial NDnerals & Chemical possess the greatest capacity for in­ puter crop planning to chemical creased production, sa ^ Keel. sion — in this country.” will be academic. Based on recent e i^ t million barrels of oil a day will Corp (IMC), keynoting the 11th Latin growth regulators to plant gmetlcs, conversations with leaders of eight drop by one million barrels by the American Food Production The developing nations have the no problm amenable to practical ZOOM LENS SPECIALS! Such dire predictions may sound or nine of the largest U.S. oil firms, end of 1976. Such a drop would Conference held recently in San largest amounts of unused land and solution is too small. suspiciously as tnough they had been Johnson says domestic companies further worsen a situation cited by Juan, Puerto Rico. water. While they now have 35 per written by Exxon. In fact, however, already are proceeding to do one of the President who said, in signing the He cited another dismal figure: At cent more land in grain producUim At one conference, for example, they are Johnson’s independent con­ two things: curtail production in this energy bill last month, that “ since the present rate of population than the developed nations, they two hours were spent determining SEE clusions, reached after painstaking country in favor of oil Investment the oil embargo of 1973, we have in growth, the gap between the needs of produce 20 per cent less on this land. what kind of burlap should be used Check research for a book and several abroad, or simply get out of the oil fact become more dependent upon tite dewloptog nations and the grain for fertilizer bags. This was very im­ These CALDOR^S “ In short,” says Keel, “ the largest scholarly articles he’s preparing. business altogether. foreign oil...” they proAice will rise from the pre­ portant because in that part of the Values! growth in world food p^ u ction can world burlap bags have reuse JAMBOREE And Johnson is not a run-of-the- “ Some companies such as Sunoco Unfortunately, Johnson sees little sent 36 milUon tons a year to an an­ — and must— take place in the coun­ mill doomsdayer. He was assistant to and Gulf have reorganized in an­ hope on the horizon of a breakthrough nual deficit of 86 million tons by 1985, applications like clothing and bed PRICES! tries of chronic deficit.” William Simon when Simon headed ticipation of possibly either being that could alleviate the consequences only nine slim years away. coverings. The after-use i^ n e of the 85-210 the Federal Energy Office prior to . foit»d by the government to divest of an oil Imbroglio he blames bags made f^ llz e r mote attractive “ Formula V” by Sun becoming Secretary of the Treasury. themselves of ^1, or of deciding on primarily on the U.S. political to local farmers, and this stimulus to Sankyo XL 40S Johnson, now an economics their own to divest,” said Johnson. system. The best possibility — short fertilizer purchases helped increased Covers most wanted range. Available only in Reg. $ 1 ^ 0 Sankyo Sound #600$ 4 to 1 Power Zoom professor at George Washington of the courts declaring the new law food productiim. "Pentax” type mt. Complete with hood and case. 13199 I w w “ A lot of companies with foreign THOUGHT FOR DAY Movie Projector Sound Camera University, then directed the Office operations are just waiting for ^ unconstitutional — is for Congress to of Energy and Natural Resources at The world now finds itself day when they’ll simply move remove the controls which have been precariously balanced between what Vivitar 75-260mm ‘TX ’ Zoom Lenses eOO ft. reel capacify for longest Automatic exposure control, pre­ Treasury and, in recent months, has on natural gas since 1964, he says. “ If shows. Record voice, music, cise focusing to 2 inches. Electronic abroad. Mobil, for example, has it grows and what it eats. It mny, 1»* Mounts available to flt Minolta. Pantax- R m to O A FULLY PACKED monitored closely the mood of oil in­ made a conscious decision to side we get production of gas at a suf­ It’s a struggle to be sure, but there Praktica, Nikon, Canon*, Konica, Olympus OM-1. COMPACTf mix voice over sound. loop sensor. Two filming speeds. dustry leaders in preparation for his The spirit deed, turn out, says Keel, that for a I U S i with the Saudis and has publicly ficiently high price, that will hdp comes from the possessing and par­ variety of reasons — politict, wars, •Add 8.00 lor thoaa amounts. **«».«»« w w writl^s. “ In Him was life, and the life was threatened to move its headquarters bring the demand for oil down, John­ ticipating experience a sense of pur­ general economic stupidity — the At the heart of Johnson’s the li^ t of men.” John 1:4 abroad.” son notes. pose and well-being. It’s a good world will not be p rop ^ fed. pessimism— a bill Johnson says was Mobil has purchased the con­ A partial gas deregulatian bill was It was the Christian, John Baillie, feeling that comes fr«n knowing the 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE the product of the “ humbug” on glomerate that Includes Montgomery pass^ recently by the Senate and is who said that what makes a person a “cost and joy of discipleship’’ “ But we cannot accept that from MANCHESTER Capitol Hill and a “ weak-kneed THURSDAY thru SATURDAY Ward and Co. Other oil firm s now awaiting House action. If the Christian is neither his intellectual because of the Love revealed by Oie our present vantage point If we keep Pr^ldent who wouldn’t do what he Daily and S a t , 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. likewise are diversifyini.into such in­ House fails to follow the Senate’s acceptance of certain ideas nw his Spirit and the Life. pressing the b d id that it can be knew was right.” The bill rolls back 1145 Tolland Turnpike dustriesausiries as petrochemicalspeirocnemicais andana loaa food tead when wucu Congress icwhtcucoreconvenes wlater m conformity to a certain rule. Rather done, that the world can be fed the price o f domestically produced it is his possession of a certain Spirit processing, said Johnson. “ FRBirmy"uil8 month, Johnson makes it clear The Rev. Newell Curtis adequately and nutritiooally, we will crude oil more than |1 a barrel, and his participation in a certain own observation. Gulf has taken he believes the U.S. has no other rab- ' Center Congregational Church find more ways and enou^ strength despite the President’s insistence rito to do i t ”

1 A I PAGE 81X - MANCHESTEai EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn,, Thuri.. Jan. 8 ,1W6 MANanssmtesvEanHOHERAiJ). Area outlets selling poly hags for Workshop vniMEirs^ FIGURE SKATES e m m k n . A shipment of 10,000 all-purpose workshop director, “Public reqxnse Maple S«vice, 3S0 ^unce St.; ERtlUKX J M O 1 TOUAiiD m a . 0S7-2S7S poly b a p is now b ^ ig packaged at for this product has been fantastic. Wholesale lire , ‘ B7 Broad St.; M IS N in E 9 l M « • iMNr, aw* «MWi the Manchester Sbeltem Woriuhop. Within the last few months, we have Brown’s ’lire, SSS Main Didc’s "jyw SW>OWASWW|M«W Exxon, 411 Hartford Rd.; Laraia’s •wsseMwiM !•■■■• Ihese heavy duty trash bap made sold approximately 50,000 bap. It Twmi ni** I A mmsw- msb without side seams will hold 100 certainly h elp Manchester’s ecology Market, 183 St.; Sherwln lallH ____ SMTES FIR EKITINC FUN n Ma aw * Si OPEN 7 DAYS pounds without tearing. Woriuhop programs and provides work for our Williams, 981 Main St.; Hollywood H* I I triR C liilllM IE I. 1111.1111111 M.-Sati-o u 11-4 clients do the padcaging and the b a p clients.’’ aiell, 342 E. Cento- St.; and Ando- are sold at 10 fw fl. Bags are available at the following son Brothers Exxon and Getty, 110 outlets; Center St. ANNUAL According to Norman Fendell, OAMP-ONS CANDLE SALE SLEDS f liir wBllws9nWs|l 'L 1 I • SIZES •1>1 '-"'Mi- Grange dinner 4T-44" 4r atpMlty (AMAMOirtIMI SALE « IN THE SERVICE i r - n r w ■KtoAWAY TmiwiNloM Smtoft on oar already ^ HiUstown Grange will hold a public BWit 25% OFF FaetoryniaatPilcoa ^ roast beef dinner on Saturday, Jan. laUTI SHASWIIIO • 4 air Shewleii e4W* 17 at 617 Hills St., East Hartford. Sit- ‘ilv EYERYTHim - INCLUDIlie Coats, Sportswear, Pantsuib Coast Guard Aviation Structural Marine Cpl.' Avery A. McCulloch tings will be 4:30,5:30 and 6:90 pjn. m m t HOLDER CANDLES Mechanic 2.C. David K. Seavey, son Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. G ilb^ M. For reservations call Mrs. Frimk AND SUPPLIES Sweaters, Blouses ^ of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Seavey of 77 Anderson of 18 Deerfield Dr. has Ruff, 633-5116 or Mrs. E. Marshall Oxford St., has been promoted to his been promoted to his preseAt rank FARR’S IHOISSW Miaaaa, Woman & Junior SIzaa Noble, 5684749. SAVEI present rank while serving at the while serving vdth the 3rd Marine ’The next two grange m eetinp will 2 Main Straat • MANCHESTER Admiring plaque which will soon be presented to veterans organization in Hobart, ^ Coast Guard Air Station, Floyd Division on Okinawa. A former stu­ • House Plants «DlnlSaid Famous tables, Quality Workmanship - be Thursday and Jan. 22 at 8 p.m. MANmSSTSa Tasmania, Australia, as a gift from the Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post of the American ^ Bennett Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. dent of Manchester High School, he Applications for membership are m Legion in Manchester, are, from left, Henry Wierzbicki Sr., the post’s public relations of­ • Pots • P M P O IO S STORE HOURS ii ^ A 1973 paduate of W aper College, joined the Marine Corps in March now being accepted. Those interested ficer; Harold Pohl, commander; Donald Burns; and Curtis Wilson, liaison officer. (Herald • PotUng Son • Hanging Pots Mon.'FrI. 9-4:30; Alto Open Sunday 9

The Dllworth-Comell-Quey Post of name is used< or in case of a city a Navy ice breaker. Mrs. Bums and the American Legion of Manchester suburb name is used. their three childreh left last month for will be recognized by allied veterans The plaque and a letter were their new home. in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. present^ to Donald Bums by Cmdr. Burns and his father-in-law An engraved plaque from the Harold Pohl and Henry Wierzbicki Thomas Horne, a World. War U Radio /haek T b r f t e s Manchester Post to Hobart’s RSL Sr., public relations officer. veteran, will present the plaque and (Returned Servicemen’s League) Burns will be leaving Manchester give peetings to Hobart veterans will be displayed in the le a p e ’s club later this month to accept an assip- from the local post. room. ment with the Tasmania State Curtis Wilson served as liaison of­ It brings peetings to the veterans Police. He reSTpp last month from ficer in setting up the prewntation HI-FI BUICKBUSTER SALE! January Ssles and Ql6atanc6s of that town from the Legionnaires of the/Manchester Police Department. prior to Burns’ departure. 'REALISTIC” SAVINGS ON Hl-F| AND OTHER REGULAR STOCK ELECTRONIC ITEMS Manchester. ’The RSL is Australia’s Burns will be returning to Several copies of The Herald will equivalent to our American Legion. Australia where he met his wife in also be heading to Australia with the Instead of post numbers the town 1964 while he was serving on a U. S. best wishes of the Manchester Post.

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I MANCHBSTSR EVEWINO HERALD. Mfcheitur. O m L H ert.. Jiw. A M W - PAOB WIWB PAGE BIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter. Conn.. Thura., Jan. 8 ,1I78 recommended constables town would want to do that as it the first m eeting Fetmiary. had been turned toO.- Meeting residents favored First male Sbwt-lai soTYtoe be appointed instead of The Andover library sat wqiild be very expensive. Brooks said, hot put it on the It w u flxed by J. Rusaidl decled constables over ap­ Dennis Keenan bscame He said the present method is agen^ for April, thra it will be Andover has a quiet 1975 Thompson. elected. pointed. Uie first male to Joiathe ypajdwHBSsrvtoeiorato William Kowalski ^Snow laws unfair-Brooks over,” and he left the meeting. DONNA HOLLAND Constables The constables bdd their League of Women Voten. tNHKfiCftppod* “illegal if not immoral.” sponsored contest to desip porarily locked out of thdr appeared at a committee Mayor Thomas Benoit thanked Benoit toM the council Brooks had Andover‘‘ended 1975 as Three constaUes com­ first organisational He has full vottog rights. The Andover Ristorksl ty still exists. He said he took notice Brooks suggested that the town a seal for the town. vkult w ^ so in em a ^ meeting dad in pajamas to Society flfgsniftd and held Vernon Brooks for his suggestion and said he a valid complaint and said "I udU quietly at it begain it pleted a five wedt training meeting in Jnhr, electtaig after the Dec. 21 storm that people in "cease and desist" shoveling walks Locked out ddentally closed the vault sped: In favor of elected ttonald Bldte was hired it s Hrst meeting in An inequity has existed in Vernon would put it on the council agenda for certainly look into it.” althoui^ several changes door after the tumblers as their head, Liond Ber­ Rockville were all struggling to clear in the rural area or do all of the Townspeople were tern- course. The Andover Law constables. At a Town as the first town planner. for 33 years and Abner Brooks of did take place. nard. Novembff. their walks. He said he later noticed walks. He said he didn’t think the Enforcement Committee Center St., Rockville, would like to that the walks along West Rd. were One m ^or change.yet to see it corrected. CfirolUri^ ffOW J ot all uniformly cleaned. be seen by Andover Brooks, is an officer at Annerbelle He said he made a chedc and was residents is tta t after June Corp. in Rockville, a former city and 'JebrtiarySe'fne^tcr /fionr told that the public woits crews 30 it vrlll po longer share its town councilman and former A ir ­ 'pTi-rnaru cleaned those areas “because they Exciting disposal area with its man of the DemocraUc l^own Com­ are pathways, not sidewalks." neif^bor, Boltrm. ’The a o mittee. He said he was toM they were put IMIXED MEDIA ART AUCTIOI tion was voted on at a Town He spoke during the citizens’ there for the purpose of children oricflidtion Meeting in March. forum ^rtio n of the Town Council walking to school. Brooks challenged Conductod by The Board of Selectmen meeting Tuesday night "as a citizen the definition of a pathway noting it Elegmt Shoppe of Now York aPiernodnScoru fiour an>ointed a dump study not as a representative of any cor­ ~ is a track or way worn by footst^. . I w-'Z-oc ^0 committee whose above poration or organization.” Sponwnd by 1110 walks along West Rd. and other recommendation to He said he brought to the attention SMerhood of Temple Beth Sholom ' SaiMfday tnorflir^ pftjyrai>i5 tovmspeopie was approved. of a town meeting 23 years ago the sections of the rural area are blacktop whereas the walks in the 400 Middle Turnpike East RIeclions fact that people in the Rockville sec­ city area are concrete. It was election year in tion of town have to clear their Manchester, Conn Brooks said the walks on Grove Andover but a very quiet sidewalks after winter Storms but and Union Sts. and other streets in election year with no the town crews clear those in the smccR statements from political "fire district" (rural areas). Rockville are also primarily used by Sunday, Jan. 18 UnhiCnlerfor children walking to school. candidates until two days He told the council that this inequi- EidrCHdbMd before . elections. Champagne Hour and Democrats David A h o y a n d Rockville Hospital notes Collectors Gallery Yeomans and Percy Cook YOU’LL LOVE THE 4-6 p.m. • Donation $1.50 and Republican J. Russelj his **Lucky^^ ACTION YOU QET a CdUorT^it: Thompson won seats on Admitted Wednesday: Donald Bradford, IN THE HERALD Crystal Lake Rd., T

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« * * S c o r e S teelers’ assistants Hackney retires at MCC b o a r d to move on Thoughts ApLENty NHL Campbell Conference have followed. Noll was once an By Len Auster Patrick Division PITTSBURGH (UPI) - You of the defense has done a great job assistant to Don Shula at Baltimore. W L T PU. there. Everybody. George Pertes hate to see them go but you “ If it’s not a stepping stone, in a PhUa: M . 6 8 80 love to see them get ahead. down the'defensive line, Dan DeNicolo golf pro head NY Islanders 21 11 7 40 Radakovidi with the offensive line. sense, you’re not going to get to e ' That sums up how Pittsburgh Hurting hut winning AUanto 22 18 4 tt All of our assistant coaches. good people,” Noll said. “ ’That’s toe Hackney is a product of a NY Raiders 15 20 4 24 Steelers’ Coach Chuck Noll feels “ One of our problems is going to be attitu^ of toe organization on this. Manchester H i^ basketball Ck»ch Doug Pearson after the win over Conard about his assistants, some of whom, golfing family. llis parents Smythe Division replacing some these guys because “ We try to help them. We think revealed his ciub is hurting physically and without reason to doubt this claim By EARL YOST he believes, will be promoted to they deserve this. They’ve proved both played the sport. Seven of W L T Pts. I’m sure they’re gonna get offers.” one must admire the way his quintet has performed. Sports Editor Chicago 18 10 13 45 bigger jobs with other teams after they can coach. ’There’s no question his eight uncles were golf Does he know something? The Indians got out of the gate quickly and took their first five CCIL outings Vancouver 15 15 7 37 this season. “ No, 1 don’t know anything, but I about that.” before running into unbeaten crosstown East Catholic. Since absorbing that Stepping down after 27 years professionals and they urged St. Louis IS 20 5 31 Noll spoke before he took his staff would imagine that the Intelligent The coaches took no time off this overtime loss, the Silk Towners have won two more league games to sit pret­ him to perfect his game at an Minnesota 12 24 2 26 to Mobile, Ala., Wednesday to scout people would be cmtacting them.” week, although the players officially as head golf professional at the Kan. City 11 26 4 28 the college stars playing in the Senior ty atop the standings. . ^ early age. He started swinging About head jobs? were free until today. Noll and his Injuries, not the sidelining kind however, have snakebltten Manchester. hfenchester Country Club is Wales Conference Bowl. He was telling a group of staff reviewed films of Dallas before a golf club at age five, five “ Yes.” Jeff Kieman, a 6-5 junior, has a tender Achilles tendon but has played in all Alex Hackney. Norris Division reporters how important the their one-day trip to Mobile, concen­ years later launched a caddy Besides, just as colleges can point games with the Windham clash the lone exception. Six-foot-four senior Bruce Hackney, 81, said he will re­ W L T PU. assistants were in his team’s getting to famous alumni in recruiting high trating on learning as much as possi­ Mmtceal 20 6 8 62 Ballard, possibly the best defensive player on the squad, is playing with a main in a pro emeritus capaci­ career and at 15 won the Club a chance to defend their Super Bowl school athletes, |»x) coaches can ble about toe Ciowboys’ offensive painful hip injury sustained against Hall but refuses to beg off including prac- Championship at the Oxford Los Ang. 22 17 2 48 title against Dallas in Miami Jan^ 18. spread formation and flex defense. ty. His decision to retire was Pittsburgh 15 20 4 34 point out the pafts fonher assistants tic6 sessions Club in Chicopee. “ Bud Carson defensive cooidinator Mark Demko started against Conard but was able to go only a minute or so due to health reasons. “ I just Detroit 12 23 4 28 Records are made to be Wash. 3 23 5 11 before heading to the sideline with a sprained ankle that happened Monday in can’t hack it anymore,” he practice. He should be ready for Penney Friday night at Clarke Arena. Senior said. broken and Hackney’s name Adams Division W L T PU. Cowboys’ Landry states Captain Mike ^ esn el, who leads in scoring, has a recurring back injury was in the books for matching Successor will be the popular Boston 21 9 9 51 which refuses to subside. , . j . . * 1. Ralph DeNicolo, who has the lowest score ever on the Buffalo 22 11 5 40 Despite their ailments, the Indians must be feeling good glancing at how served as first assistant for the then existing course in 1954 Toronto 16 IS ,8 40 the league shapes up at the moment. Two games before the midway point of t'"' with a 32-32-64 round. Ricky Calif. 14 23 3 31 Defense wins Super Bowl the CCIL schedule, the locals lead at 7-0 with Penney next in the pecking past decade. Anderson, an earlier pro, had Wednesday’s Results order at 5-2. Fermi, Conard and Hall each has three losses. A victory over the The change was effective Philadelphia 7, Toronto 3 |i Black Knights would give Manchester a comfortable, but in no way insur­ Jan. 1. held the record set in 1949. Montreal 2, MinnesoU 1 g Herald photo by Yost fancy,” said Allen. “ What they think mountable, edge. . . . - , j “ I love golf and it was killing DeNicolo holds the current Los Angeles 5, Kansas City 2 g DALLAS (UPI) — No (H ie has kept Terry Bradshow just as they con­ Manchester has not won a COL hoop crown in eight years. Maybe they led course mark, 30-35-65 which he California 4, Pittsburgh 1 g exact records but if Tom Landry has tain^ Minnesota signal caller Fran is fancy is to give the ball to Hurls me not to be able to play and Tarkenton and they must try to shut and let him run all over the field with but not since Phil Hyde’s last year as coach (W67-08) have the Indians established in 1971 and said it once he has said it plenty. remained on top at the end. That could all change this campaign. teach,” Hackney said as he Change in command at Pro Shop WHA I “ Super Bowls are won by teiuns down the running of Franco Harris it.” repeated last August over the j East g looked back at the better than with great defensive clubs.” just as toe key to the Rams’ contest ’The Cowboys are seven^wint un­ Alex Hackney (left) and Ralph DeNicolo W L T PU. I quarter century that he was toughened par 36-36-72 layout. And it is the Dallas Cowboy defen­ was reducing the effectiveness of derdogs. Steeler quarterback Terry Bradshaw and /ion c« Eagles flying high New Ebigland 19 17 3 41 g the top pro. “ For the past few EteNicolo is the ninth head sive unit which has suddenly become McCutcheon. “ It’s been the same thing every Featured skater JoJo Starbuck of the Ice Capades Long winning streaks right off the bat are not uncommon for East Catholic. Cincinnati 18 20 1 37 S wedc for us,” said Undry. “ We have pro at l^nchester. Tenures of Cleveland 15 21 2 32 a terror and who will make its third Cowboys special assistant Ermal 8 The Eagles currently are riding an eight-game unbeaten string but that years my knees have given me Seeing youngsters develop five, Hackney became a pro in previous pros were as follows: Indian. 15 22 2 32 g Super Bowl appearance Sunday after Allen, who watches hours of film been the underdog against St. Louis doesn’t even come close to the school record. The longest skein ever was in all kinds of trouble. I’ve had their golfing skills over the next against toe defending champion each week to pass on to coaches and against Washington and Los 1964-65 when a Don Bums-coached club ran off 15 straight before losing a two- more operations than Bobby 1932 at the age of 19. 1917-18 Ed Connery, 1919-30 West g y ^ eles. We certainly aren’t going to years was one of my biggest W L T PU. S Pittsburgh Steelers. every tendency of an opponent, is a point decision to St. ’Iliomas Aquinas. When Hackney arrived here Alex Simpson, 1931-35 Billy be the favorite for this one and that is Red Sox go after Orr. One knee was injured joys here,” Hackney said. And Houston 23 13 0 46 $ In two playoff games the Dallas great admirer of Steeler back Franco Any specific reason why it’s so? "There is no real explanation for the win­ the membership was limited to Martin, 1936-37 Bill Winton, Harris. to be expected.” playing hockey,” he said. he tutored some good ones, like . Minnesota 18 14 3 39 § defense has allowed only one drive of ning streaks,” stated Coach Stan Ogrodnik who’s had a number of streaks 150. Today there are 500 193843 Ricky Anderson, 1944- San Diego 17 17 4 38 any length for a touchdown and sur­ “ This team doesn’t do anything during his tenure, "I do feel we’re ready from the start. We establish our “ The membership is lucky in Red Smith, Bob LaFrancis and playing members. 46 Ben Roman, 1947-48 Don Phoenix 16 18 3 35 rendered a scant 166 yards a game. pitchers in draft style early and are prepared quickly. I really don’t know though.” getting such a capable man as Bill Thornton to just scratch 14 23 1 29 “ Last season was the busiest Grauer, 1949-1975 Alex Ottawa The Minnesota Vikings and Los 300 left If there is an explanation for the early Eagle success, it can be pointed in Ralph. He did most of the work the surface. Hackney was long Canadian Angeles Rams — who have Chuck Pro golf tour the direction of Junior Pete Thompson. He has matured into a true point in history,” he said and cited Hackney. the past two years,” Hackney known for his ability to teach W L T Pts. Foreman and Lawrence McCutcheon BOSTON (UPI) - The American Cather Gary Hoyle, who bati and guard and leads the club with 64 assists. “ There is no question his develop­ the excellent work of Course “ I’m looking forward to not ' Winnipeg 28 IS 0 56 Only 300 tickets are left to said of his successor. and patience with youngsters. to carry the ball — gained a paltry starts today League champion Boston Red Sox, throws right-handed, was pi(d(ed in ment has helped us. You don’t operate without a point guard,” Ogrodnik Superintendent Ken Keliher as having to answer the alarm .Quebec 24 16 2 50 rushing average of 68.5 yards a be sold for the Boston realizing Luis Tiant can't pitch Hackney came to There have been many per­ the fourth round. The 19-year-old remarked, “ If you’re going to play Intelligently it has to emanate from the one of the principal reasons. iCalgary 23 15 2 48 game. CelticS'Portland Trailblaxers forever, selected right handed Manchester April 1, 1949 and clock nine months of the year, Edmonton 16 26 2 34 from Columbus, Ohio, and Broward backcourt.” It has. sonal accomplishments for “It all comes back to defense,” TUCSON, Arlz. (UPI) - In the pitchers Wednesday in each of the The daily play averaged seven days a week for 40 years. Toronto 14 23 8 31 basketball game Tuesday Junior College was assigned to succeeded Don Grauer. Hackney, before knee troubles ’ Landry said again this week. “ The more than 40-year history of the PGA first three rounds of the regular between 300 and 400. Next spring, if I want to get up Wednesday’ s Results night at the Hartford Civic Winter Haven of the (Hass A Florida Mountains to climb Previously, he was an assis­ developed. Five times he teams that make the playoffs are the Tour only seven players have won the phase of the major league draft. League. “ I hope to play a little and at noon, I can,” he said. aeveland 8, San Diego 3 Center. Tickets are available East with four wins under its belt in HCC play has already surpassed last tant at the Merrimac Country qualified for the National teams that play defense best. same tournament three years in a •nie Red Sox picked two other right Also assigned to Winter Haven was give a few lessons,” he said Alex Hackney rates a rest. Winnipeg 8, Toronto 2 row and only one — Walter Hagen — at the Civic Center box office handers in the sixth and seventh year’s win U ^l. The Eagles lead the conference but the biggest summit still Club near Lowell, Mass. A PGA. Twenty five years ago he Minnesota 7, Phoenix 6 OT Perhaps St. Louis was the one excep­ fifth round pick, first baseman hasn’t been surpassed. Thpt will come in the form of Northwest Catholic native of Chicopee, Mass., after an upcoming winter He has helped contribute to the New England 3, Ottawa 2 tion tUs year, and I think St. Louis turned the toick four times. only. rounds in choosing five pitchers out Ronald Alburtis, of Lubbock, Texas, copped the prestigious Now, 28-year-old Johnny Miller, of eight regular phase selections. ’The Tuesday night at the University of Hartford. The Indians were ambushed in where he excelled at Chicopee vacation. After making golf growth of Manchester over the Calgary 3, Indianapolis 1 will have to put together quite a bit of a 6-foot-5, 200-pound right-handed Manchester Open and in 1968 offense to get into the Super BoWl. who is $52,841 short of becoming the ____ Red Sox also drafted a pair of left­ their opener by West Haven but have since ripped off eight very convincing your life for better than 40 past quarter century in his role NBA hitter. Fails High in baseball, basket­ was honored as the Connec­ “ Defensively we are better now Tour’s youngest millionaire, begins. 11 A G I f I T X I I A I . I . handers in the zwondary phase, in­ victories, including a decisive win over West Haven. years you just don’t divorce Eastern Conference Jeffrey Spahr of Bethel, Pa., and ball, football, hockey and golf, as head golf professional at one than at any time during the season.” defense of Ws title in the $200,000 D A S I V E i 1 D A L i l - i cluding John 'Tudor of suburban “ People who’ve seen both South (Catholic) and Northwest say the latter is ticut Section PGA Pro-of-the- Atlantic Division Terry l^ c h of Auburn, Ala., botii yourself from the game. of the town’s biggest assets. The Cowboys’ defensive alms will Tucson Open — first event of the new Peabody. right-handed pitchers, were the starth more dangerous,” asserted Ogrodnik. That contest between East and winning varsity letters in all Year. W L Pet. OB be a combination of those they had golfing year — on the threshold of Top choice was Nathaniel Puryear, and seventh round sklectlons. Russell Northwest should be a humdinger. Boston 23 10 .697 \ becoming the eighth player to win Junior Phlla. 23 12 .657 1 for the Vikings and Rams. 21, of Biloxi, Miss., who had attended Cain, a catcher who bats left and the same tournament three con­ Action at the East Side Rec last J Dallas must try to contain Stillman College of Tuscaloosa, Ala. throws right, was the final diolc* of Buffalo 21 16 .568 4 n i^ t saw the LakerS get past thp Area clubs succeeding New York 18 22 .450 8% Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback secutive years. The 64,195 pouwl pitcher will report the regular phase. The 18-year-oM 76ers, 4M7'r And The Bike Sho^ The majority of area clubs at their present pace are tournament-bound. Old pro Don Nelson leads Celtics Central Division . next month to Red Sox spring from Churchvllle, Pa., attends overwhelm the Knicks, 52-28. Coventry High sports a 6-2 won-lost ledger and Ellington is 7-2. ’Two Purple training camp in Winter Haven, Fla. George Wallace Junior College in * W L Pet GB Bob Smith had 21 points for the Knight wins however were in Canada and will not be taken into consideration Wash. 20 15 .571 Dennis Burtt of Orange, Calif, and Ala. NEW YORK (UPI) - Even the Pislons 119, Cava 118 Lakers with Darryl Downham and by the CIAC. South Windsor is 4-4 over-all but unbeaten in the CVC and should basketball looks old and tired when Qirtis Rowe made a three-point iAtianU 18 IS .545 1 Indian icemen bow Santa Anna Junior College in Calif., The Red Sox went after a Udrd do well enough to make it into post-season play. Rham at 4-4 and Bolton at 3-4 ^Cleveland 18 18 .500 2V5 Glen Cobb each adding eight points. was chosen iq the second round and baseman in the, secondary phase, 35-year-old Don Nelson-shoots. play with 23 seconds to go and then Joe Buccino with 14 and Brian Jones will be touch-and-go while locally Cheney Tech at 3-5 will find it an uphill Eventually though, it reaches the sank two free throws with eight v^Hooston 18 18 .471 3% assignied to Pawtucket of the Gass picking. David Tyler, 20, of NewOrl. 15 19 .441 4% Suffering its ninth loss of the Bill McCarthy started the scoring with 10 markers paced the 76ers. struggle. Only Rockville at 24 to date finds itself in a precarious position. The hoop, then falls through in sheer seconds left to give Detroit the edge AAA International League; and Charlottesville, Va., and V and^llt season last n i^ t was the Manchester for the Bobcats with five minutes left Brian Shea netted 22 points and John A Rams deserve a better fate having lost two one-point verdicts. equ ation , as it did six tinnes in the over Cleveland. Western Conference Steven Schneck of Benton Harbor University in the first round. The 6- High hockey team, bowing 3-0 to in the first quarter assisted by John Wiezeorek 18 to pace the Bikers final nine minutes Wednesday night .Midwest Division Michigan and Valley Community foot-11, 170-pounder previously w u 76era 112, Bucks 102 powerful South Windsor H i^ at the Barrett. Ted Hale scored South while Bill Anderson pumped in 16 for when Nelson scored 12 of his 18 points George McGinnis scored 24 points W L Pet. GB College was the third round selec­ drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies. Bits and pieces Bolton Ice. Palace. The Indian Windsor’s second gral aminute latsL -4he Knicks. . to lead the Boston Celtics to a 109-103 and Fred Carter added 21 to pace Detroit 15 18 .455 tion. East Catholic is slated to play three games at the Hartford Civic Center^ MiiwavdKe 15 20-.429 4 ~ skaters are winless but do have one receiving the puck off the stick of Bill victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Philadelphia and knock Milwaukee two as part of HCC tripleheaders. ’The first three game package is Jan. 17 (a Kan. aty 12 24 .333 4V5 tie in 10 outings. Jenkins after a face-off to the right of Senior ITie long-time rivals, who have met before leaving the game with a Saturday night) with South Catholic meeting St. Paul in the opener. .^Chicago 9 26 JS7 7 the Manchester net. High scoring affairs were played seven times for the NBA title, had sprained left ankle. Northwest Catholic vs. St. Thomas Aquinas in the second game and East vs. I ■ Pacific Division The second period saw both last night at Illing Junior High with played equally uninspired basketball Kings 108, Rockets 106 Xavier in the nightcap. A year ago a Saturday night doubleheader drew ap­ : K W L Pet. GB defenses dominate and it remained Moriarty Brothers outlasting Hamill takes early lead proximately 5,800. The guess here is that between 7,000 and 8,000 fans, maybe through three periods and were tied Nate Archibald’s 20-foot jumpshot Gold. St. 26 9 .743 Heslin warns N scoreless. Late in the final stanza, at the end of each quarter. Early in lifted Kansas City to its first lead Schiebel Auto Parts, 107-97, and COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Angeles. They were Wendy Burge, not all at once, will walk through the turnstiles for the tripleheader. “ With the Los Ang. 22 19 .537 7 HARTFORD (UPI) - Boxing McCarthy scored again with an assist the fourth period Boston Coach 'Tom Kahuna Kids outscoring Langan VW, (UPI) — Dorothy Hamill of the 90.40 and 21.5 ordinals; Linda way the HCC race is shaping up that figure is not out of the realm of with less than a minute to play and Seattle 20 18 .526 7V5 Commissioner Mary Heslin has from Danny Charbonneau after a Heinsohn inserted Nelson “ to do 99-98. Skating Gub of New York received Fratianne, 87.20 and 29.5 ordinals, possibilites,” agreed Cliff Demers, East’s athletic director. capped a 25 point performance as the Phoenix 16 17 .485 9 warned the promoter of (Connec­ Manchester defenseman trying to what he did tonight” and the 14-year Kings beat Houston for the first time Portland 13 24 .351 14 Joe Amaio had 32 points for first place votes from all seven and Barbie Smith, 84.80 and 37 or­ ticut’s first female boxing match not clear the goal mouth knocked a Bob­ Moriarty’s followed by Bob Beckwith judges Wednesday to take the early dinals. pro, who was supposed to have been in two years. Wednesday’ s Results to make “ undipified” statements cat player into the crease bowling (31), Tim Coughlin (21) and Joe Van washed up 10 years ago when the Warriors 114, Suns 110 Detroit 119, Qeveland 118 lead in women's singles competition about the fight. over goalie Bernie Hebert. Oudenhove (18). Double figure Ferguson takes control Lakers put him on waivers, Rick Barry scored 26 points to lead Boston 109, Los Angeles 103 at the Bicentennial edition of the U.S. Vito Tallarita of Enfield, who McCarthy’s goal came with Hebert scorers for Schiebel’s were Carl responded with the hot hand down the Golden State and Paul Westphal Philadelphia 112, Figure Skating Championships at the Milwaukee 102 arranged the fight for Saturday night down with two players on t(^ of him. Hohenthal (28), Joe Moniz (26) and Broadmoor World Arena. Devils win stretch. paced Phoenix with 23 points. in the Waterbury Armory, said Hebert was spectacular in goal for NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Central of floundering Rangers Five of the baskets came on long, Kansas City 106, Houston buKe iiuiciiinson (23). Rich Kichnet Miss Hamill, considered the United Sonics 91, Knicks 89 Tuesday, “ It’s a gimmick. I’ll admit, Manchester drawing raves from ail Connecticut defeated Union of soft shots from 20 feet. The baskets Fred Brown hit the decisive basket 106 had 30 points for Kahuna followed by States' best hope for a gold medal at Golden State 114, Phoenix but watch us pack them in.” present with 45 saves and not Schenectady, N.Y., 94-91, behind loosely fell into the category of with eight seconds left to cap a 24- John (Joodrow (25), John Barry (17), next months Olympics in Innsbruck, 110 Mrs. Heslin said Wednesday the allowing many rebound shots. Jere Quinn’s 26 points and excellent jumpm since Nelson’s toes were point effort. Spencer Haywood, in his Ck)llins Judd (15) and Steamboat had 96.70 points and seven ordinals NEW YORK (UPI) — John Ferguson formally assumes the Seattle 91, New York 89 remark tended to cast an atmosphere Manchester over-all played well team shooting WedneiKiay night. barely off the ground when he first Seattle appearance since his Fulton (12). Carl Frantz netted 23 for after completing the three com­ task today of leading the New York Rangers out of the cellar. ABA of “ sideshow” on the match. defensively. The defensive play of Langan supported by Bill Morgan The game was not as dose u the released the ball. Yet each time the trade to New York, made only 2-of-ll pulsory figures. Ferguson, 37, the former “ enforcer” for the Montreal Canadiehs W L Pet. GB “ The demeaning of women, in Dave Wetherell, Tom Mumford, (22), John Jay (18) and George final score Indicated, as Central led arching shots dropped through to shots and scored six points before The 19-year-old native of River­ from 1963 through 1971, accepted the dual job of general Denver 29 9 .743 general, is one thing,” she said. “ The Oark BroWn and Ken Denison was Brooks (14). side, Conn, skater is the defending from the opening tap and nev«- was keep the Lakers from catching up. fouling out. New York 22 11 .667 3 good. Outstanding hustle was also manager and coach of the Rangers at a salary estimated at more treatment of boxing as a carnival is national women's singles champion threatened by the Dutchmen until San Antonio20 13 .606 5 quite another. So Icmg as I regulate received from Ifevin Heirs, Keith Midget two baskets in the final half minute Kentucky 18 16 .529 7tk and is shooting for her third U.S. ti­ than $100,000 a year Wednesday. ^xing and wrestling in this state, the Gemmell, Danny White, Brian Indiar.a 19 17 .528 IVt Paced by Paul McGuskey’s 12 tle. cut the lead to three points. Emile Francis, who was fired jq jg pull the other guy off,’’ sport will not sink to such a level.” Woodhouse and Danny White. points, Groman’s downed Modem In second place after Wednesday’s Central shot 63.3 per cent from the Tuesday, did the same jobs for the Cougars upended Celts* John Havlicek gets inside position St. Louis 17 21 .447 lOW Ferguson explained. “ I don’t want to Virginia 6 28. .176 19Vk Mrs. Heslin gave permission for Manchester’s next game is Satur­ Janitorial, 27-22, last night at the compulsories was Kath Malmberg of floor with many coming on fast- better part of 11 years. Ousted along see one of our guys get hurt.” Gets past Lakers’ Abdul-Jabbar for two points the bout after studying state boxing day night at 9 at the Ice Palace Community Y. Mike Eddy added five the Wagon Wheel Figure Skating break layups by ()uinn. Matt Hickey with Francis was Ron Stewart Wednesday’s Results S Ferguson issued a standard state­ laws, but ordered the women to wear against Suffield. At 7:30, East points to the winning total while Bill Club in Rockton, 111. with 24, and Bob Charbonneau’s 9 out halfway through his first season as ■' ’ I' ' ...... Virginia 112, New York 89 f. ment Wednesday night shortly after by Hartford five St. Louis 114, Indiana 112 OT g special brassieres made of leather, Catholic’s jayvees face Suffleld’s Hill had eight and Ben Moar and Sean Miss Malmberg, who is coached by of 10 from the floor and 20 points. the Rangers’ coach. William Jennings, president of the San Antonio 121, Denver 118 S foam rubber and aluminum. jayvees. Sullivan four apiece for Janitorial. former national men’s champion Ferguson needs no introduction to Rangers, announced his ap­ Also, Boland Oil II nipped Gordon McKellan Jr., of Lake anyone who followed the National Peter Harris and Greg Wells Jasper McBride and Ken Brown pointment: Canadien style same Manchester Cycle in overtime, 27-25. Placid, N.Y., placed fifth at the 1975 Hockey League as he left too many also hit double figures for Hartford "Obviously it is a tremendous op­ combined for 39 points to lead' Jim Tierney had 11 points and Terry world figure skating championships. black eyes, sore ribs and other with 18 and 14 points respectively. Minnesota edged Phoenix 7-6, BOWLING portunity to join the Rangers. I Greater Hartford Community NEW YORK (UPI) - When John McConville six for the winners while She had 94.70 points and 14 ordinals. ailments during a tumultous career Leber was the top point maker for Ferguson takes over as coach of the Cleveland downed San Diego 8-3, welcome the opportunity and look Clollege to an 83-61 CCCAA Alex Britnell with 16 markers and Rounding out the top five in­ with the (^anadiens. Skating on a forward to the challenge.” the Cougars with 16 followed by New Yoik Rangers he’ll find one Calgary topped Indianapolis 3-1 and 150, Chris Mieezkowski 169, Bill Y- Fred McCurry 15M42-140434, basketball win over 'ZODIAC- Diane Anderson 180-175- Rob McMahon four paced Cycle. dividual women skaters, all from Los perennial Stanley Cup team which He will take over both his jobs Jefferson with 10. thing in the National Hockey League New England won 3-2 over Ottawa. Baker 405. Mike Balesano 146421, Ed Kovis 141- Manchester Community MCC returns to action Saturdry at 474, Donna Poezobut 180, June 139-421, Ken Seaton 152-413, Charlie also included Jean Beliveau, Bobby “Immediately” - which means the same as he knew it from 1963-71. Eccher 200426, Mara Stephens 213- Northwestern Community College Flyers 7, Leafs 3 Whelan 149-141400, Bob Boroch 142- ^ b a t Rousseau, Henri Richard and Yvan Saturday night when the Rangers (College last night at Hartford The Montreal Canadians, for whom 184-513, Rose Robideau 454, Sally PARKADE JUNIOR- Bart John­ with a 4 o’clock tap-off. Philadelphia’s Reggie Leach 398, ^ y ‘ fm w reaM 149-396 ^ r - L O ? * FRIDAY Cournoyer, Ferguson was the hard­ play in Kansas City. Public. he played during that period, are still Wheeler 458, Carol Hllle 462, Shirley son 215-556, Chuck Costello 213462, B I B fl IWWtMV .W — ^ hitting, trouble-shooting right-winger The Rangers, one of the highest- skating high, wide and handsome. recorded his ninth two-goal perfor­ Mike Jordan 208, Lea MacMulloi 177- me Casey 139-375, Bert Davis 365, MONEY------BACK... MONAOEX - — to a Hny The victory Improves Hartford’s Belasky 478, Laura Wheatley 468, Frank Calvo 147-377, Tony Marinelli tobtol Uial will help curb your da- who epitomized the NHL axiom, paid teams in the NHL, are currently record to 4-8 while the Cougars fall to GreAter Hartford The Canadians ran - into tou0i- mance of the season and now is the 481, Denise Repoll 200492, Steve tire lor aicoM lood. Eal tou-waigb (“L Nancy Oflara 484. 150-369, Art Johnson 361, Bill Adamy Itu . Contain* no dangorout drug* 8 "behind every successful front line in last place in the Patrick Division. B F Pte. checking Wednesday night but goals league’s leading goal-scorer with 29 Muise 512,Mike Adams 567, Cindy 4-9 over-all and 2-4 in the conference. 136-367, Don Simmons 135-352, Vic and w ill not mak* you nonrou*. No there has to be an enforcer.” They are 24 points behind Atlanta for Harris 10 04 20 by Yvon Lambert and Guy Lafleur 22 in 40 games, dirat Kindrachuk also Dobson 453, Ron DeBlois 502, Paul •Irdnuou* *>*rci**. Chango your IH* REBAL'5 After exchanging the first two ELKS- Bob Talmadge 136-391, Al "If one of our guys is involved in a McBride 9 04 18 seconds apart in the first period gave scored two goals for the Flyers who Gluhoricy 509, Bob Courtri^t 510, Marinelli 142, Gene Tirinzonie 157- . . . *l*n today. MONAOEX cotto a playoff berth this year with a 15-20- hoops, Hartford spurted to a quick 8-2 Atkins 151-377, Joe Catoldi Sr. 136- $3.00 lor a 20 day tupply and IS.00 Hanson 1 0-1 2 418, Joe Pagano 140-137-400, Mike OF MANCHESTER fight I have to get in on it, even if all I 4 record. lead which it would never relinquish. them a 2-1 victory over the had a 4-1 lead after two periods. 355, Nick Twerdy 142-389, Art Cabral Mike Adams, 181 without spare. lor Iwic* Ml* amount. Loa* ugly la l r Farley 1 1 04 2 M innesota 1 North Stars. The Borje Salming, Jack Baliquette and Pagani 144-135400, Joe Twaronite or your money w ill ba rolundod wW< Consecutive buckets by M(X)’s La­ 135, Tony Desimone 138-137-396, no quatlion* aakad by: Wells ' 8 34 19 Ctuiadiens bombarded gbalie Pete Inge Hammentrom scored Toronto. HOME ENGINEERS- Cathy 367, Nonny Zazzaro 141-394, Pete ment Freeman and Pete Leber 2 04 4 Bruce Fish 141-363, Whit Hastings Camilleri Lopresti With 36 shots in his first BohjaUan 175469, Sandra Soderberg Aceto 142-141-388, Al Bujaucius 353. Webster paces Whalers closed the gap before Harris began to Brown 7 IM) 14 357, Dick Krol 361, Ding Farr 350. start since Dec. 8 but couldn’t score Kings 5, Scouts 2 179, Bea Lovell 194, Linda Ruff 181- display his running and shooting Wlggs 0 (M) 0 Buth Goring scored one goal and SANDE60 abilities. Harris, who led all scorers Burton 1 24 4 again. COMMEROAL- George Burgess 4M, Hildur Zawistowski 179-182-509, Montreal goalie Ken Dryden, assisted on two others to pace Los to spoil Civics’ debut with 20 markers, canned nine of 10 165-138419, Walt Lawrence 140-397, Phyllis Heritage 222-543, Sharon having a relatively easy time as the Angeles over Kansas (Xty. Goring shots in the first half. Totals S» 64 83 Henry Luneski 135-137-396, Lee Prior Eldridge 471, Chris Sullivan 453, Bar­ C^inmliBns controlled the puck has now picked up seven gMls and 12 OTTAWA (UPI) - Tom Webster debut here a successful one and they M(X pulled within one point as MCC (61) bara Griffiths 482, Jo Tobias 456. Gabriel recovering through most of the action, had a points in his last 12 games. Gary 142-386, Bill MacMullen 137-376, Tim poked in his second goal with less outshot the Whalers 34-20 but were center Lum Jefferson registered a B F Pto. shutout until Pierre Jarry scored for Bergman and Robin Bums tallied for Hldtey 147-356, George Barber PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - M Seats AvaiaMe than three minutes remaining to give held off by the hot glove of netminder three-point play to bring the score to Leber 8 0-1 16 389 Jay Colangelo 146-361, Sam Me WIVES- Rosemary Symons 189, Freeman 8 34 8 the Stars with four minutes left. The the Scouts. Philadelphia Eagles quarterback CMc Center In OlfiM the New England Whalers a 3-2 win Christer Abrahantsson. 20-19. Hartford pulled away to a 45-28 Alllster 160475, Rick Nicola 136-379, Lynne Topping 176458, Donna John­ FaAll’KHtA Mfik DeMarco 4 14 9 North Stars put six skaters on the ice Roman Gabriel was recuperating over the Ottawa Qvlcs in their World New England held a 2-1 lead after lead shortly after with 11 unanswered Art Schmidt 150471, Carl Bujaucius son 460, Jean Arcfaambault 466, Carol MMOOO JeRerson 3 44 10 twice but didn’t get a shot on goal Seals 4, Penguins 1 t ^ y at Graduate Ho^ital after un­ Hockey Association home-ice debut the first period on Webster’s first points. Foul shots by Jack Maloney 449496, George Kelly 136-135-378, Garrison 466. 6. FoK - Saar* Maloney 1 67 6 during that streUb. Dennis Marnk and AI MacAdam dergoing surgery on his right knee. Wednesday. goal and a tally by Rosaire Pale- and Jefferson coupled with a Leber Dave Kosicol 377, Nick Nicola 372, 903 MAIN S I, MANCHESTER ment. Lavender scored his first goal Jaworskl 3 04 6 The victory moved the Canadiens each scored his ISth goal in leading Dr. Vincent DiStefano, t ^ physi­ Brian Lavender scored two goals two-poiiiter decreased the halftime 2 61 4 Paul Mozzlcato 353, Fred Oakes 367, SPICE- Yvette Hobnes 133, Nancy OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL PM Smith into a ISpoint flrst-place lead bi the Califwnia over Pittsburg. Goalie cian, operated on Gabriel’s Imee Q tIC K E T R O N for the Civics and became an Instant at 17:06 of the opening peliod and deficit to 45-36. Ooachman 0 14 1 Joyce 138-341. MACTCD rUADPC Gary Simmons urtu had sit out 11 Jim Co(diran 369. Wednes^y to remove loose particles MASTER CHARGE hero to the 8,457 ecstatic fans, who tied the game vdth his second at Wells in the second half pumped in Henderson 1 60 2 Norris Division but Foguson has one straight games, made 18 uves for and spurs. DiStefano said Gabriel Baare*Manchaalai repeatedly gave loud standing 11:44 of the middle stanza. 12 of bis 19 points to keep Hartford consolation. The Rangers don’t play PARKADE BANTAM- Larry ST. JAMES- Jan Adams 14^364, the Seals, missing only Jean will have to j wear a cast for ap­ ovations to their new team, formerly Webster scored the winner at 17 :S4 comfortably in the lead. Six and eight Totals 25 11-14 61 h) the Norris Division. Qoirion 158, Eric Oglesby 151, Scott Sally PhilUps 127-141-340. Pronovost’s shot ih the abcond proximately six weeks. the Denvel ^ r s of the final period when he poked in a point spurts in thb half proved Score at half; Greater Hart- In the World Hockey Association, Carone 161-173417, Gordon Plouff poriod. The trahsplanted WHA clubtoade tebohlid for his goal of the b i v e . ford 4636 • t "rr ' • • Winnipeg tnnted Toronto 84, 'i I K I V- MAN(MB8TER e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester, Conn.. TUmn.. Jaa. 6.1971 -• PAGE THBCTKBN

PAGE TW EILVE- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thure., Jan. 8,1976 with whkh the lab data a rt empk^ a new'treatment nMnt In that activated ca^ Plant bids to be opened collected, used In-honae pnmaa called Bmpro. It bon ta nsed to stqipleinent and submitted for ap­ differs from the more con- Mological settvity ui treat- Vernon serve other area towns as noted at the Town Council praisal of onr agency, ventlonai biological treat- ment of the waate waters. Assessor urges elderly homeowners well as Vernon. meeting Tuesday night. receives high mans for FREE A novei Friday, Jan. 16 the Town The 110.5 million |dant The commendattoQ came credibility In the ovw-all of Vernon will open bids for was ordoed by the state from C. Gnatav operation of our permit arrangement the construction of its new Department of En­ Schlesslnger, senior en- program.” SMBPIWTIN tertiary waste treatment vironmental Frotection viroomental diemlst for He farther said, “Among to file tax relief applications plant. More than 100 sets of so mndi indifference, it is (D EP) sevM-al years ago DEP. AUGUSTA, Maine (U PI) - It’s so plans and contract crowded at the Employment Security Of­ to abate poUution-of the Dr. Schlesslnger said rtfreshing to work with Manchester Assessor Ed between now and May 15. property taxes; must have der the Internal Revenue from federal, state, county benefits when, to apply documents have gone out Charles P iU at, Arnold DEMONSTMTIOS fice years or older and not been at least 65 years of flUng the claim ; and have wife must be combined. receiving benefits need not Those who have any operating at only 60 per existing plant is now con- to the conclusion that it monitoring efforts in FMMY.MILS Unemployment Claims Service Unit, said presently receiving tax age by Dec. 31,1975; must qualifying income which Social Security benefits apply annually. They need doubts about eligibility are cent efficiency. The new sidered 'antiquated, the move, was not a joke. raidu among the better Connecticut." relief under the Elderly own the home he or she doesn’t exceed |6,000. are not considered part of apply only every five asked to contact the plant is expected to C h arles Pitkat, plant Hiere was no space left in the office and ones regarding, laboratory He told Miyor Thomas Homeowners Tax Relief resides in, or hold a tenan­ Qualifying income is qualifying income. y^rs. The assessor’s of­ assessor’s office im­ operate at close to 100 per superintendent was the 7 to 9 P.M. the desk had to be moved to the men’s testing in gmeral.^ Benoit this contribution to Act, that they may make cy for life, or for a term of defined as adjusted gross In addition, the applicant fice will jiotify those mediately for an explana­ cent efficiency and will subject of a commoidation a cleaner and safer aquatic M. room so employes can carry out their Dr. Schlesslnger made a application with his office years in such house to income plus tax exempt in­ must not have received any presently receiving tion of the requirements. uMnr MTfaaMwtM m kuMCMora - EASTHNITFOliD NRSOn functions, he explained. personal visit to the plant environment la deeply ap­ in the Municipal Building make him or her liable for terest, as determined un­ financial aid or subsidy A new applicant for He raid clerks will make p a r e n ts and to observe its operation. preciated by his dqiart- a t .^.> .643-9359 1378 8ILVBB LANS homeowner’s tax relief has •ifi Herald, “the methodology, ment' and by all of the BAST HARTFORD • 5894800 two options — to have his post noail claims at the desk whenever the Bridge agreement reached need arises. The clerk will sit between the record and housdee^ing ciUzena of Connecticut. or her taxes frozen in­ Coventry and conscientious care The new p>nt will definitely or to choose re­ wash basin and a urinal. before sibling it. MONICA SHEA Columbia First Select­ fund benefits under the The restroom will no longer be used for Crime prevention discussion set man Joseph Szegda said, “Circuit Breaker” section its desiped purpose, so male and female At its Monday night "As far as I can see, of the Act. The decision clients will have to share use of another meeting, the Town Council A panel-type program on Wednesday by Manchester meeting of the Manchester in Cooper Hall of South will be evenings only Feb. everything is in order, but should not be made until small restroom, one at a time, Whitney approved a preliminary crime awareness and Police, u i^ r the direction Chapter of the American United Methodist Church. 2-3-4-9-10-11 from 7 to 10 the applicant discusses the raid. ^ agreement with the Town we want to have our own prevention, as related to of Officer Jam es McCooe. Association of Retired Per­ A short movie on the same p.m. Reservations for the options in depth with a The novel arrangement was authorized of Columbia to replace the attorney check the agree­ people in the retiree The program will be at a sons (AARP), at 1:30 p.m. subject also will be courses may be made with member of the assessor’s by Gerald Hill, field supervisor for the un­ Flanders River Road ment first. bracket, will be presented presented. John Dormer at 643-6760. staff. employment office. Bridge which joins Coven­ A few reservations still W:: try and Columbia over the "Basicially the two T h e chapter has are available for the Sun­ /I Hop River. towns are in agreement arranged for Internal day, jhin. 25, dinner at Columbia selectmen met that the bridge has to be Revenue Service Training Stonehenge Inn, Tuesday evening and ten­ replaced. We will try to Double play airs at 10 Courses in the Federal ' Ridgefield, with total cost, tatively approved the same have a special town Building, Hartford, Jan. 26- including bus fare, at 312 taped at 7:30 p.m. in agreement in principal, but meeting for funding ap­ The Connecticut Vanishing Shadow,” a 27-28 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 each. Reservations must will submit it to their town proval before Jan. 30 just Lottery’s “Double Play’’ W FSB’s Hartford studios. supplemental reading p.m., and evenings Jan. 12- be made by Jan. 20 with attorney for his approval as Coventry hopes to.” game, normally seen The taping will allow the program in which 1,500 14-19-21-26-28 from 6 to ? Lucille Mahoney, 19 Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. on normal drawing students in the Channel 3 p.m. Meetings in Rockville Hamlin St. Channel 3, will be shown at procedures to take place at viewing area are par­ 10 p.m. for the next three their regularly scheduled ticipating, is being aired weeks starting tonight. time. 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IV % h PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Manchegter. Conn.. Thura., Jan. », 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HiaULD.: g, CniiB., Tbsts., Jm. 8. IIW - PAPE F irtm ll Coort oi Pnbsts, DWrictolMsBdwto ...•••••••••••••••••M et,, NOTICE OF fflSAHWG^ estate of BERTM p. BgMT Hswes Fsr Ssis a$ iftr M s t* Manchester history in 1975 PINEHURST Pirseii* to SB ord* ol to e jm s B E. PlttOetskl, JsdEe,dstsdpsc«hw MANCHESTER - Five room GROCERY JO, im s beirloi wUl bs WW mm Ranch. Fireplace, eat-in THAT n n m r M IB - Hy A IHM Uteken, 11/2 baths, (aU base­ MANCNinm - Oivn ett Putm IL, a e a M IMM ..Today as aiway8...U.S. nr ywag emple or Magla paiaia. |M,m. O ctober ' I Choice MeaU...Perdue I dscsfoM bs MmlWM to ment, carport, alsminsm probitc u In storm doors SM wladows. Oct. 1 —Eighth Dlitrict Fire Myellow tagged) IA8T NARTPOND - t e k . Fbtaat St ima, 7 naw, more foUy W St*. •* give lieralti CoBvenieat shopping and Probate on Jaosaty SI, im st WM Urge lot corerad patio, |44m Department acquiree a rescue and I Chickens, Legs...Breasts sdioob. U. Alice Drive, fSI,- attack pumper. land Perdue Fresh Fowi | Pearl J. HeltmsB, Am'L Cfcitt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 500. Peterman Agency, ■AST NARTPOm-Capa. Bieditat atactar ar raUra- I for fricassee. Oct. i —Town Manager Robert Cowtaf PlibWi M0I,I4MIU. ment koma. fttJM. Welu reports estimated |8S,000 In Dtstrict ol UssdbMlw VIRNOR - Naw Raiaad RaMk, Urge lot, 7U% fiaandnf notice TO CRKMroi»__ CONTEMPORARY Ranch- flood damage to town from last V.S, Choice estate OF EDMOND B. PAREER, for qualified buyers, pajm. Chuck Speciub... designed for low week’s storm. Piim aiit to an order ol Bos. WlUast PHOHE 643-2711 maintenance. Living room has SOUTH WM080R - Raised IteMh, fear bedkooBW, Oct. S —Joseph Donovan, 0, of lip CHUCK STEAK E. FItaGersU, dsd|t, an claims a ^ POP ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ Y O U R A O fieldstone firepiaca and lOQsSOr lot, vary dean home, NM*8- be preaentsd to beamed cathedral celliag. Westland St. finds 9110 In bills In o rR O A S T below on or before March M, IWl or be W1NOMAM - New Ranch, three bednoma, IVk hatha, leaves and grass along Westland St. bamd by law. The Odadsiy is: f j Formal dining room, thrw one car garage, m% flnaaeiBi hr qnattfiad baynro. 5% Baibsn B. Patter Help Wemed bedrooms, family room with Oct. 4 —Manchester Parkade ilsteiil Rk59* nt Sooth Street ADVERTI8IN0 taxcredtt.mm. ADVERTI8IN0 OFFSET PRINTER • FuU- fireplace designed for enter­ Merchants Association presents 91.’ AnL 1-D taining. Garage. Acre lot. VoDoo, Coon. DEADLINE time in Manchester. Apply 000 to Bicentennial bandshell com-, Prestige Printing, 1043 Msln tZ M noon Itw dty boMro SOUTH VfMDMR - Srilivaa Ave. 7U acme hmaMai mittee toward building fund. 8EiMi-B0iNeLE88 pubScoUon. Street. 44M141. land with city water and aawers, m m . Coort of Probate, 1 day . Ids wqrd par Sty Oct. 6 —Town’s preliminary voter LEAN CENTER Doodlino for Saturdoy ond Diatrict of Manchsotor 3 da ^ . .SS word psr day NEED EXTRA CASH? II or M A N C H U T IR - West Cmter St. MT t r a d m af lists show 26,507 voters. CHUCK ROAST NOTICE OF HEARINO e days . .Sa wofd pat.day Monday Is 12M Noon Friday. MANCHESTER - Immacnlate bniineai aonad property. ESTATE OF THEODORA over? Do you have two or Oct. 7 -Thomas F. Ferguson, ELLSWORTH J Se daj« . .73 word par dig three evenings available? three bedroom, two years MIOOU TUmiPIKI - OommercUl b d l^ bagt Itn, former co-publisher of The r l M . 2 9 Porauant to an order o f Hoe. WlUlam 15 words, M .M mMinum P U M E S E M Exciting, interesting work, young Colonial. IVk baths, i m aq. ft plia time iH m a aMrti E. FltiOerald, Jndfo. doted December Manchester Evening Herald, is Happy A d s ...... SSISInoli car and phone necessary. To wall-to-wall carpeting, slate 10, ton a hearint wUI be held on an TOUR AD foyer, fireplace, formal dining MAM f T R I l T - BaalMaB Mock, i named chaliman of state Republican ° awlluUon praying that an Inatnunent arrange for interview, call m 4 SDWlhly iaoQiiM. BiTE 8iZED CUBE8 Cbo l£o laatwUlandteits- ClassHlad ads arw laksn ovsr 646-ae9. area. Built-ins. Lovely Urge Kqr Committee. TENDER U.8.CH0iCE ment of aald deceaaed be admitted to ms phons as a oonDSolsnos. lot, priced for Immediate COMMmCIAL BUIUNNa - i m aq. tt. MTxlll let probate u la aald appUcstloo « file Ths HsraM Is rssponMMs tor Oct. 8—Town officials sign 9233,000 BOOKKEEPPER - full sale. Dulbaldo-Lesperaace Many aaea. STEWINGSEEF more folly appears, at tta C ^ of only ons Inoonsal kissrllbn and Realtors, 646C5fl6.______construction contract only hours Probate on January M, UTS at 10:00 than only to ttis tiM ol Ow charge, experienced with INOUtTRIAL BMUMRa - I.OM iq. ft pUnty af A.M Just remember on this original tnaarSon. Errors wMoh government and industrial parking. after being served with papers in^ r l M . 4 9 Pearl J. Hultman, Aaa'L Clerk DARTMOUTH ROAD - Seven do not Istson lha voluo ol tha contracts, and cost accounting INDUSTRIAL and/or OPPICt MNUMM - Very court action seeking deteiminatlon' advorUasmant wM not bo cor- years old. Excellent seven Special Day systems. Managonent con­ modern with 16.7 a crci of IndnatrUI U n i of whether Town of Manchester or rsclsd by an addWonal Intsr- sulting firm in Glastonbury. room Raised Ranch, 2-cnr Coort of Probate, garage, two fireplaces, WINDHAM — throe, one acre bailding UU on Rente MS, Eighth District has. Jurisdiction for ShurflneOacon Diatrict of Manchester My thoughts are with you Contact, Mr. Becker or Mrs. firo service in Buckland. Board of NOTICE OF HEARINO Goiryn, 610-3501. appliances,. city utilities, M m each ESTATE OF EARL 0 . SEAMAN, plastered walU, near school, 78 A C R U between Parrish Hm Rd. and Bate R l , MS.' Directors authorizes replacement of in every Possible Way ••'••••••••••■••••••••••••a quiet neighborhood. Ansaldl P o m a n i to AO order HoOa WUllAin aiMMon Wealed 18 uoo. / Bidwell St. Bridge partially washed E. FItxGerald, Judge, dhtod December Help Wenled U built. Owner retiring. Priced 8WIFT8 LAZY MAPLE for quick sale. Charles S t A C R U Off Wadaworth L u a , m m . away in September rainstorm. N , i m a hearliw wUl be hold on an WANTED - babysitting for lUcattoon praying —for .authority to Lmperance, 6t9-7m. Oct. 9 —Made part of 9233,000 con­ SAUSAGE certain rw estate aa In said Sunny Help Wenled 19 toddler in my home, Nprth appUcaUoo on file mote lolly appesra, tract signed Wednesday for construc­ End Manchemr, nice yard, OAKWOOD RD. - sU room 12-IO.pkR. 9 9 « at me Court of Probate on Juuary 10, RM AinnE! playmate, call 649-(M46. F.J. SPILECKI tion of Buckland Firehouse is town’s UTS at 0:30 A.M. ^ ^ AIR FORCE is hiring McDonald’s h u optniiigs Cape, fireplace, garage, rec P w l J. Hultman, Ass L Clerk qualified nromen ami men in room, assumable VA RMMor rif^t to terminate contract in event for store Managomunt WILL BABYSIT days, any Happy Birthday mechanics, electronics, plus mortgage, circular pool, all of adverse court action. Memorial . (Herald photo by Pinto) 8WiFT8 Tralnea with Job advan­ age, reasonable rates, in my BROWN’N'8ERVE many more. For enlistment for call 646-im gifts to Manchester Unit of the Court of Probate, TO THE SW ddkg kr aisiil ML requirements and informa­ tages that Includa Group 1 ^ , call 647-19U. BOLTON- I31J900- AttracUva Election results were still in doubt during early returns Nov. 4. to Town Chairman Ted Cummings as he announces the results Diattkt of Manchester lOffUndbytha American Cancer Society total 915,- SAUSAGE NOTICE OF HEARINO PERFECT IMS eawM Ihm hr yMs tion, call 646-7440. Life Insurance and Medical RANCH, 5 ^)2 rooms, three five room Ranch, family 700 during the past fispal year. Here, an apprehensive group in Democratic headquarters listens from one of Manchester’s 10 voting districts. ESTATE OF MARY A. MURPHY Insurance, Paid Vacatkna, bedrooms, fireplace, living room, flrepUco, panellni, SMiz.phB. Pursuant to an order o f Hon. WUllam IRISHWOMAN PART TIME Maid, apply □ EDUCATION aluminum stding. Hutchins O c t . 10 -^ S u san L a u n i, a 89< E. FltiGerald, Judge dated December quarterly boma plan and room) with L n a p M dining The Family MEuicbester Motel, 1 McNail I. G Garage. arage. Excellent Agency, 6483106. Manchester H l^ School debater, City for back taxes from July 1,1972, recreation department’s program; 30, UTS a hearing wUl be held on an opportunity for advanca- band shell to be erected on MCC cam­ appUcaUon praying Uiat letters o f ad- Street. ment. No previous training neighborhood. |S7,500. wins first place novice speaker and to June 30, 1975, on former W.T. pus. each of 34 squares portrays a cultural mmlstratlon be granted on said estate Private fnatnidtons IS Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. MANCHESTER-New Uitlnf- PiNEHURBT as In said application on file m ore fuUy is required as we have our Four bedroom Ranch, larp first place affirmative novice team Grant property at 815-21 Main St. Nov. 20 — James B. Holmes is or historical building or area in town. appears, al the Court of Probate on NEED EXTRA Income? Your own comprehensive LEARN Organ, Piano, eat-ln kitchen, family room, award in workshop at University of Oct. 30 —Kenneth Biirkamp signs elected chairman of the seven- Dec. 8— Robert McBride succeeds SAUSAGE MEAT January 13, 1070 at 10:00 A.M. Lost end Found own buslness,part time, from LARGE 10 Room Home - con­ Pearl J. Hultm^ Ass'L Clerk INDEX your home. 742-9087 for ap­ training program. Guitar,' your home or mine. venient Manchester location, 2Vb hatha, screened patio. I FIVE BEDROOM horn Massachusetts. agreement to buy the vacant Jaffe - member State Insurance Purchasing Richmond Shuttleworte as worship­ For an interview call Very reasonable rates. Free Keep comfortable In winter n . M . 2 9 IM P O U N D E D F e m a le pointment. one acre treed lot. Mid 30s. llarge- living room irtthi Oct. 11 —Clients of Sheltered PodTove Building at 811-821 Main St., ful master of Friendship Lodge of N oncas Jim Crowley at 646ml introductory lesson. 449-3826. and cool In summer In this 3- Board. Joe McCluskey, former All- brown and Owner, 646-3405. |firtplaca, form al iUaia8 | Workshop who help serve meals at 1 — LoM and Found Collie type dog, xone heated and atr- formerly occupi^ by W.T. Graht Co. American track star, will celebrate Masons. 2 — Psrtonala white. Vicinity C e n te r CUSTODIAN - experienced, between the hoars of 9 a.m. m, garage, excaUaMi TOWN OF MANCHESTER 3 — Announosmantt part . time evenings. and 5 p jn „ condlUooed home. Beechler- Senior Citizens Center are outfitted Manchester Memorial Hospital his 50th anniversary as a runner in Dec. 9 — Part-time registered Call Dog Warden, jcomlltioa. 618A68. With this cold weather, I 4 — Entartalmnanl Manchester. Call 643-5691, 2-6 Taftguay Realtors, 6483118. with new red and white striped aprons Auxiliary sponsors organization of the Thanksgiving Day road race. nurses at Manchester Memorial Fowl for fricassee. Soup I LEGAL 5 — Auctlona p.m. icD O NALD ’J and hats made by the arts and crafts Parents Anonymous, designed to Nov. 21 — Preliminary report by Hospital vote to be represented in National Weather Forecast BOWERS SCHOOL AREA- ] exbcutivblranch - | Bones and Stews are in | FINANCIAL Penontit 48 Wool Canlar 8L I Nina rooms, 32xM mesi class at me Senior Citizens Center. help overcome problem of child town’s auditor indicates town’s year- collective bargaining by the Connec­ NOTICE 8 — Bonda-Slockt-Morlgagm CABINET MAKERS Wanted. Aluminum sided sis room I heavy demand... 9 — Paraonal Loans HflflfillMlBf. CMHL Ibadnom, famUy ran Oct. 13 —The Instructors of the abuse. end surplus may be about 9600,000. ticut Nurses Association. Union The Zoning Board of Exhibit shop experience 3 0 0 0 Cape, fireplace, built-in stove, 10 - 7 inturtnea RIDE WANTED - Hebron - carpeting, custom heated, Igama rouan, den, prlvi Handicapped, Inc. (lOH) begins its Oct. 31 —Manchester reaches its members of town’s public works Appeals will bold public Manchester. Hours 9-5. Dally. required. Call Displaycraft, Nov. 22 — Reports of 905 signed en­ BMPLOVMENT recreation room, new roof, [yard, on dead and alraet M l hearings on Monday, January Manchestee, 843-9557. Mr. D E N T A L A S S IS T A N T - 19th year at Manchester High School United Way goal for first time in tries for Thanksgiving Day road race department agree to accept result of 13 - Help Waptsd Call 228-961L______two-car garage, workshM. Pork continues to be-a I 19,1976, starting at 7:00 P.M. Scott. experienced or certified, full Iprima nalghbothoad. Fhr| pool. many years with total of 979,000. Dec. 18 ruling from arbitration 14 — BuNnaaa Opportunillst Elva 'Tyler Realtor, 6 4 6 ^ . exceed last year’s 830 entries. Robert ‘Best Buy” and this| in the Hearing Room of the 15 - Situation Wantod INCOME TAX preparation - time, South Windsor office, Ihirther driaHs din. Ml,- Oct. 14 —Kenneth Malbeouf is re­ F. Blanchard is elected president of hearing over a dispute with town SHELL CAR Wash and Ser­ .a ia o week we have Municipal Building to bear EDUCATION Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or 644-2476. M lOM. elected to his fifth term as president over showplow operations. vice station, full and part Manchester Board of Realtors and consider the following 18 — Privatt Inatructlona 525-6^ for appointment. M A N C N U m 19 — Schodt-Ciaisaa time, days and nights, must be TWO-FAMILY, 84, wMhl-| of Manchester Pipe Band. succeeding Richard E. Merritt. Dec. 10 — Eighth District requests petitions: DID YOU RETIRE when you November EXTRA LEAN PORK 20 — Inilructloni Wanted T A X E S and friendly, neat in appearance, ot married? Get badi mto RVEMI Icar garage in daslrahla| Oct. 15 —School Superintendent Nov. 24 — William M. Broneill, joint meeting of the district board Item 4 No. 473 — Jones Auto IN C O M E . REAL ESTATE booMceeplni . Your office or over 18 and have good work lie swing of things. SeU quali­ I location, handy to nll| James P. Kennedy says building and Manchester town counsel for the past and the town board to discuss fire from Armour Sales — Request Special S Nov. 1 — Muriel Davis and 23 — Hamas for Salo mine, uill i494064. record. Apply in person, to ty Avon products. Make extra OfiBfB pfIvMy I bools. Excelkut cat renovations at Bennet and lUlng Christine Phillips are honored for two years and assistant town counsel protection in the Buckland area. Exception and variances for 24 — Low-Land tor Salo Mr. Gougnerty, 344 Broad money. Make extra friends. 25 — Invntmant Properly Street, Manchester, between i t t i M i t . Itioa. tM,S0e. Junior High Schools should be com­ their eight years of service in the for the two years preceding, declines Dec. 11 — Groups of tree plantings Freezer pleaser Used Car Dealer’s License — 26 — BusInsM Proporty . Interested? Then call 523-9401. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. WAIKNL pleted by Nov. 1. Total profit of 94,- foster grandparents program of reappointment for another two years are completed as Memorial Tree of the week... Special Exception request ac­ 27 — Rmort Proporty lewiM Ioveruzedcapb - mbI cording to Article H, Section 28 7T 6«al EiWto Wanl^ OPENINGS available on staff 048.55 from candy sale conducted by Eastern Connecticut. because of pressures of his private Program of Greater Manchester I These U.S. Choice I □ FINANCIAL 31' HOWLAND 12 and Article IV, Section Wise. isaviCEE DENTAL ASSISTANT, of Manchester Homemaker <3' students of Cheney Tech breaks aU Chamber of (Commerce begins its Bottom Rounds, aNen I48-11I8 caadltlaalig, a a t - l i Nov. 3 — Miss Susan Bell Royce is practice. 6.03.01, and variance of Arti­ 31 — Sarvicoa Oltored experienced preferred. Send Service, experience as nurse’s previous school candy sale recoiHls. 11th year. George R. Ouillette weighing about 22 lbs, 32 — Painting-Papering Ikltchaa, dlniig the first woman to be ordained to the Nov. 25 — Hpting system failure cle IV, Section 6.03.01 — 33 — BuHdlng-ContraclIng Bonds-Stoefts-Morigegos 8 resume to Box D, Manchester aide helpful, car essential, JWIOW I will give you a large part time work, call 643-9511 Board of Education approves retur­ Christian ministry in the 196-year forces closing of Manchester Green succeeds Earl M. Robertson as Minimum lot frontage and 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng Herald. 35 — Haatlng-Ptumblng between 94. ning Orford Village School to town as history of Center Congregational School yesterday and today. worshipful master of Manchester Eye Round Oven Minimum side yard — 299 MORTGAGES, 1o.~ts first, se­ ■M N) 36 — Flooring cond, third. All kinds. Realty RANCM-mOmkKAIWv.. IIOCKLBDGB - Head Start, formerly housed there, Lodge of Masons. Howard E. Server, Roast, Back Rump I Broad Street — Business Zone 37 — Moving-Tiucking-Storago B A B Y S IT T E R W anted - un wi AiMt roiocAM 8 Church, United Church of Christ. Nov. 26 — Head Start program statewide. Credit rating un- PODJATRIC ASSISTANT.-,, three bedrooms, 141,600. Iroam .Raaeh, t h r a a l wUl move to Buckland School which 64, longtime town employe and park Oven Roast, Pot IV. 38 — Safvlpaf Wanted mature, person, one child, se­ Nov. 4 — James McCooe succeeds adjusts well to new quarters in nedessary. Reasonable. Con­ cond shiit, reliable, my home, must be efficient, pleasant, Roasts and SwissI Item 5 No. 474 — Catalano MItC. FOR SALE For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Jan. 9. Snow will be found J f S i c w ' l L lb a te s , iS t h is phased out as a public school. Russell Holyfield as community Buckland School. Victor I. Moses department, foreman, dies. I fidential, quick own transportation, call 528- eager to team. Tasks include, Auto Sales & Service — 41 — Articles for Sale over parts of the northeast Thursday night as well as across the EsUte, 646-1632, 646- Oct. 16 —Mrs. Lillian Juneau is relations officer for the police succeeds William M. Broneill as Manchester’s first Ponderosa Steak Steaks. 42 — Building Suppilea arrangements. Alvin Lundy 3182. direct patient contact, operating room techniques, northern Rockies. Rain will again fall along the north Pacific 4126. elected president of newly formed department. town counsel. In unprecedented ac­ House opens at 119 Spencer St. I Will cut all to order and I Request Special Exception for 43 — iPoW -BIrdi- Dogi Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ 1 -I H i U s ^ Car Dealer’s License, 44 — LIvsttock tion Plaza, Hartford. radiology, and more. Hours 1- coast. Elsewhere, mostly fair weather should prevail. The Manchester Green Chapter of Nov. 5 — Manchester Democrats tion, Board of Directors denies GOP Dec. 12— Atty. ’Thomas J. Prior is freezer wrap all or part ] 45 — Boata 6 Accessorial SECRETARY - local law of­ HEBRON - 7 1/2 room Cape, Ibedroomi, firigincu, MuMgl extension of area for present 46 — Sporting Goods Evenings, 233-6879. 5:30, 4-Ti / 2 days per week, in­ freezing line will dip well south almost to Gulf waters. AARP; it is Manchester’s third named assistant town council. of this packer cut] fice, excellent typing skills dining room, rec, p o ^ deck, iN u m w tth r - ■ completely sweep the municipal nominee a seat on the Human license — Special Exception 47 — Garden Products cluding Saturday 9-12. Poten­ Mnimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum I which is featured at 48 — AnUquas and shorthand required, tial for full time position. landfcaped, $M,8O0. Fireside chapter. election retaining control of all of­ Relations Commission. Dec. 13 — Continental Illinois request according to Article MOR’TGAGES - 1st, and 2nd readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 13 (33), Boston 15 (28) Chicago 49 — Wanted to Buy experience preferred will Resume in your own Realty Inc., 6I73144. M7JI6. Oct. 17 —Judge Harold Mulvey fices available to them under majori­ Nov. 28 — Amby Burfoot wins fifth National Bank buys town notes for II, Section 9.02 - 381-383 mortgages — interim finan­ 4 (15), Dallas 27 (49), Denver 15 (53), Duluth -21 (3), Houston 26 RENTALS cing — expeditious and con­ train qualified applicant. handwriting, Interviews - 8tt ruMi denies injunction to halt construction, Thanksgiving Day five-miler in additions and renovations to Illing Is. * 1 . 5 9 Center Street — Business Zone (57), Jacksonville 28 (41), Kansas City 4 (21), Los ngeles 41 (61), ty representation and making history 52 — Rooms for Rani fidential service, J.D. Real Salaried postilion with Tuesday January 13, 7-9 p.m., GLASTONBURY - Ideally CUMitTi of Buckland Firehouse. and Bennet Junior High Schools. 53 — ApartmsnW for Rent Miami 60 (66), New Orleans 22 (48), New York 14 (22), Phoenix by Uieir unprecedented third con­ succession; a record field of 738 start II. Estate Assoc. 646-1980. medical benefits. Reply .117 E. Center St. located, attractively 54 — Homes for Rant Herald te>x C. 35 (66), San Francisco 44 (56), Seattle 36 (44), St. Louis 5 (23), landscaped Ranch, two Oct. 18 —Community Baptist secutive election victory. and 715 finish. Dec. 15 — Weather reaches 60s in 8HURFINE Information pertaining to 55 — Businaat for Rant Ifaffliljr. roum, fhrigt, Church hosts 152nd annual meeting of unusual balmy December. above may be obtained in the 56 — Roaon Properly for Rant SUBSTITUTE MOTHER - Washington 14 (26). bedrooms with den or Nov. 6 — Earl G. Seaman, 95, Nov. 29 — The Rev. Neale McLain FRAHKFURTS 67 - Wanted to Rant Ishadud yard oaa quitt the American Baptist Churches in Planning Office. (m /f) desperatly needed tem­ nursery. Very spacious former president of the F.T. Blish succeeds the Rev. William A. Taylor Dec. 16 — Court action said 58 — MIsc. for Rant fir e ^ c e d living room with raal.96UN All persons interested may TELEPHONE SALES porarily who loves children, Connecticut. Manchester Housing Hardware Co. and a corporator of the as pastor of the Cjiurch of the expected soon over fire protection in R . n . 1 9 AUTOMOTIVE □ EMPLOYMENT light housekeeping, prefer live dining ares. Appllanced attend these hearings. COLONIAL - 7 rutma, 11k Authority officials and town clerk Savings Bank of Manchester, dies. Nazarene on Main St. New Civitan Bucklhnd area. Eighth District direc­ 61 — Autot lor Sale in, call 649-3^ between 8:30- kitchen, 11/2 baths, like new. I I Zoning Board 62 — Trucks lor Sale REPRESENTATHIES QUALITY INSTRUCTION- in RANCH, 5 1/2 rooms, three hold ceremony marking filing of deed tors delay vote on district clerk until 5. Call 516-1348 for a p j^ tm en t. {baths, 9 btdrooma.l Nov. 7 — Mrs. Barbara pagnon is clubs are chartered tor chapters at MORRELL or TOBIN of Appeals 63 — Heavy Equipment lor SaW Help Wanted 19 JCFeiuity Go. trumpet, cornet, baritone. bedrooms, fireplace, living transferring property on Spencer St. Buckland dispute settled. 64 MotorcycWa-BIcyclat Principals only. {bncMway, garagt, swtna-| appointed area city manager of H&R Manchester High School and East 1st PRIZE SHANKLE88 Bernard R. Johnson, 65 — Campars-Trailera-Moblla Wt have an oulatanding Member Hartford Musician’s room with L teaped dining PHONE FROM home to ser­ MALE OR FEMALE Association. Gordon S. Smith, area. Garage. Excellent ming pool, radwood dack.1 to MHA for 40-unit elderly housing Block Co., income tax service Catholic High School sponsored by Dec. 17 Town Directors delay ap­ Chairman Homaa poaWon avaHablo for a H0CKLE88 vice our customers in the Fiberglass production - 649-7573. neighborhood. $37,500. TOLLAND - Spacious dad yaid. $42,500. project. proval of Community Development Paul J. Rossetto, 66 — Aulomotivs Service organization. local Civitans. 67 - Autos for Ranl-Laasa Manchester area, flexible bright, alert, anargatle experienced preferred. With Philbrick Agency, 6463200. designers home, lour ICAPE C O D - Two yuanl Oct. 20 —Town begins foreclosure block grants until Jan 5. Country HAM Nov. 8 — Bennet Junior High WHOLE OR BUTT HALF Secretary hours, super earnings, 249- paraon willing to atork chopper - or willing to learn. INSTRUCTION available for bedrooms, fireplace, oU, M’ living room, finti on property at 811-821 Main St. owned School takes mythical town football December Club dues hike approved. Dated this 8th day of 7773. hard and haa an axpaNant Calf Corbin-Gentry instrument pound school, and gunroom, two baths, M,500. floor family room wltbl by Abraham Druckmah who owes January, 1976. talaphona manner to aaR Somersville, Conn. 749-2238. Fireside Realty Inc., 8473144. title with a 36-12 win over crosstown Dec. 18 — Road Runners of lb. * 2 . 1 9 instrument flight instruction, $ 2 2 * 5 0 0 flrtplact and baamadi more than 930,000 in back taxes on Dec. 1 — Mrs. Marion Booth Gam­ HOUSEWIVES - Earn extra aarvlea contraeta to o Ralph Brown. by FAA certified instructor, filing. America elect Joe McCluskey to Hall □ NOTICES Far Uito l-raaill ftoatb. BOLTON • Custom home, IcnlUaga. Eat-ia Utebta.| former W.T. Grant building. mons, 77, retired manufacturer of of Fame of American distance incqme, pleasant working con­ customers. This pooWon in Manchester, 643-5825. ^ dialog room. Uog| Nov. 10 — Manchester school MEATY 8HANK LEGAL ditions, hours 9-1, 5-9. Call us NURSERY SCHOOL Teacher dining room, fireplace, family helical reamers and former presi­ oflore a aaeura future for I sited mastor badraoa. Oct. 21 —Joseph A. Volz resigns as superintendent proposes makeshift runners. Bertha Borst, 92, dies; was for Interview, 875-6776. with educational and musical GUITAR - Experienced, rooin, 2-car, lake rights. |46,- dent and treasurer of ’The Gammons- SO UP BONES the right paraon with alamlnum stding, l« o « a r | clerk of Eighth District after more hot lunch program at Bentley School active in church and politics. NOTICE Lost and Found 1 background. 30 hour week. qualified teacher (third year PASEK 500. Fireside Realty Inc., 647- Hoaglund Co. on Main St., dies. axcallant banallta Send resume to Chestnut Hill 9144. ______J garage, treed lot, nia* COE-1 than 24 consecutive years in the post to continue until planned additions Dec. 19 — Michael Steeves elected guitar major at Hartt School Ias-747S tSS-STSS Dec. 2 — Eight legislators from lb * 1 . 9 9 ^ jjfb e third quarterly install- FOUND- Gray tiger cat, and package. If you moot the Pre-school, 48 Galaxle Drive, of Music) is now accepting Iditioa, M1.460. because of serious illness. Dr. John and renovations to the school begin. master councilor of John Mather above eall 649-7188 Manchester, Conn. 06040. MANCHESTER - Two family. Manchester area get support in mint of property taxes on the white cat with gray markings, students, any age for private 1 MINI-FARM on Wait 8U 0, 1 E. Alberghlni, associate professor of Nov. 11— Police Chief Robert Lan- Chapter, Order or DeMolay. both vicinity Hackmatack General Assembly for their proposal October 1,1974 Grand List are FIRST GLASS JOPwineyGo. instruction in classic guitar. Isaven-room borne Ib | physics at Manchester Community nan is featured speaker at combined Dec. 20 — Town and union settle BARE MARROW due and payable January 1, Street since Fall. 643-7622. Ptoeceu tceriec CcMtr WANTED Babysitter daily for Very reasonable rates. Call MANCHESTER - Nine room jexceUeat ceodition, a for a 10 per cent cut in their salaries. two0 girlsI school age in viclnlvicinity Colonial, five bedrooms, den, up, 2-car College, is selected an Outstanding Veterans Day-Armstice Day services snowplow crew dispute; highway 1978. Payments made after MACHINISTS N PKOomaa OMVB 871-0421 after 6:30 p.m. sidiiig, etc., garage, la rgil Dec. 3 — A year-old dispute SO U P BONES LOST - EyegUsses in Style MANCHiaren, conn. of &I100I St.," call 649-1156 fireplaced living room, garage, 9400 monthly uicome. Educator of America for 1975. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. division employes will get first February 2, 1978 are subject Must be able to Work from lot witb garden and buttl between Town of Manchester and Bar case, vicinity CBT on An eo*f eFFortedli emptorer after 6 p.m. carpeting throughout. Two Cmvenient to shopping and Oct. 22 -J a co b F. Miller, 71, Nov. 12 — William J. Freeman, shotgun duty, and then other per­ lb. 3 * to a late charge of 1 per cent Main Street. Call 6434697.649- blueprints. Experienced □ REAL ESTATE baths, enclosed porch, bus line. Also 13, two family , es. Mad. 94L666. municipal employes union over inter­ former town director and retired principal for 11 years at Verplanck sonnel will be drawn from other per month on the late install­ only. Apply at covered patio, garage, pretty flat, with new kitchen, I RAISED RANCH - Seven I pretation ruling on snowplow crew •••••••••••••••••••••••••• president of Manchester Memorial School until his appointment as prin­ divisions of Public Works Depart­ BIRD SUET ment from the due date, or a lot. Close to shopping and counter, cabinets and jms, beamed catbadralj size flares up. Edward H. Sauter, 66, minimum of f 2. LOST - Cjerman Shepherd, PMUiOR Nomns For Sale 99 schools. Lots of house for the carpeting. Owners anxious. ceUfa«litUviiig room with Hospital board of trustees, dies. cipal of Robertson School, is honored ment. retired Manchester postmaster, dies. Payments may be made by male, year old, answers to REGISTERED NURSES money. $47,500. Beechler- Fiano Agency, 6463200. fleldstooe flreplace, eeMB Ernest Tureck, park superintendent with a plaque that names the Dec. 22 — Weekend snowstorms $36,900 - Duplex, 63, cabinet Dec. 4— Manchester municipal un­ mail or at the Town Office Duke, vicinity of Manchester TOOL CO. IMTEMSm CASE 'Tanguay Realtors. 646-2212. kitchen, formal dlalag since 1968, is elected president of Verplanck School library in his dump up to a foot in Manchester. High School, Reward, call 649- 121 Adams 8L kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, MANCHESTER - nine room Building which Is open 9 a.m. Wu liavu two lulMimu oponingt uvaMaMo lor RNu on room, U ill family room New England Park Association. Ed­ ion endortes some kind of a job ac­ Presidental Village Apartments on tile baths, $435 monthly in­ $34,900-A steal for this house older Colonial, four bedrooms, honor. 10, 12 atifl 19 lb. to 4 p.m., Monday thorugh our nighl shHL Woridng uehodulo biekiduu two out of come. Hutchins Agency, 646- with fireplace, wooded! mund E. Parker, 55, former director tion in dispute with town over Thompson Rd. sold by Jarvis in­ PLUMP TURKEYS and location. Call owner, 647- fireplace, two car garage, 1.8 Nov. 13— Lydall, Inc. increases its Friday. The Tax Collector is four wookondu. Somo oxportoneo hi brtonulvo euro 3166. acre lot with privacy. $44,- and president of Manchester State snowplow crew size. Manchester terests to Wethersfield and Glaston­ LOST - SmaU bUck and white 1914 or 643-4545. acres, ideal tor horses, contribution to the areawide United also in her office Monday and roqidrod.Exeollontunlaryandbonoflto.Formorolnfor- LaPenta Agency Realtors. jooo. Publishing- Co,, publisher of The bury men. cat wearing light blue colUr. Bank, dies. Christie McCormick is Way of Manchester Fund Drive by Friday evenings, 7 p.m. to 9 Hamlin Street. SmaU reward. PRODUCTION PERSONNEL niallonplon«ocomac1thoPofUonnolDopnr1inoii4,848- $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room COVENTRY- Beautiful eight 646-2440. Manchester Evening Herald, goes on Dec. 23 — Police Chief Robert Lan- HUNFS WHOLE Ranch, fireplace, baseboard I r AISED RANCH - Oa | honored by Drake University of Des more than 300 per cent this year for a p.m. 649-7701. • Recently established Eiast 1222,oxtM1. room Raised Ranch, much Moines, Iowa, and presented the record with U.S. Department of nan gives citation to koss Sherman TOMATOES Cynthia Clark, Hartford manufacturiiw plant hehting, stove, refrigerator. custom work, dynamite [extra Urge lot with es goal of 911,300. H u tm is Agpncy 646-316$. [try atmospboro la I Double D Award for exemplary ser­ Justice in opposition to the purchase of the Coronado Apartments for his 2W sl3» c s n Tax Collector requires additional production kitchen, formal dining room VERNON Nov. 14 — Curtis B. Wilson is personnel for production MWCIESiailEMOlIHLHOSPITIIL IMaodieeter. Sevan roome, vice to the university, his community of the Hartford Times by tea Hart­ efforts in apprehending a burglary Town of Andover, , with sliders to private m M U fT IM honored by employes and staff of operations. These are pem a- 71 HAYNES STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. sundeck. Priced to sell. [lU batbs, 2 flreplacea, ford Courant. suspect at the apartments. 5 9 * Conn. 06232 and his profession; he was long ac­ Manchester hospital for completing A c agnel eOFatnaUly law torar Owner anxious. Beechler- *taroo«R«M it>2*^ IslidiiM gUaa doors to large tive as a football official. Dec. 5 — Manchester Community Dec. 24 — F. Kapsia and Sons of LEGAL 23 years as a member of the NE8TLE’88EMI 8WEET TOWN OF MANCHESTER FOUR FAMILY ‘Tanguay Realtors, 646-2212. Idock, &ninem skHag. I- Services Council task force picks site Glastonbury submits low bid for join Fonr rooms each unit. oMr SI1,888 Oct. 23 —Town Director Vivian engineering department. CHOC MORSELS ' CONNECTICUT NOTICE Ica r garage. Only IM J66. Ferguson is accepted for of former Orford Village ^h ool for storm drains on Keeney St. training, advancement, an Sqnrate heat, parking. M.- BOLTON-HEBRON LINE, Nov. 15 — Francis Conti, acting excellent sUrting rate' and proposed Day Care Center. Cokrt d Prokoto 900 income. ExceUent in­ Beautifully maintained seven W A M m E . WE NEED LISTINGS membership in The Women’s chief building inspector since July, is Dec. 26 — The Rev. Robert 12oz.pka. 99* LEGAL murict d MioOeitat fringe benefits. Applications vestment. Askliu $46,000. room Raised Ranch. NOW* National Republican Club. Dec. 6 — Manchester Historical Eldridge of South United Methodist W mCB TO CREDtTORS are being taken at the employ­ named Manchester’s chief building Appllanced kktehen, HDWLAND Thinking of SeUing Your Oct. 24 —Democratic Town Chair­ Society accepts gift of Bicentennial Church serves as active volunteer NOTICE ESTATE OP HELEN M. LAINO ment opportunity center of W M USlL H tA L T O S a M S -IN I | insp^tor. Dove tor DIahee Notice is hereby given that Parsaaet to an order d Hoe. WUUam fireplaced living room with Property? CaUTODAYl man Ted Cummings considers legal quilt made by 33 women of the fireman; says both his jobs have the E. PHfOetaU, Jadge, aU dafffli mad Union dirbide Coro. 88 Long cathedral celling. Huge fami­ Nov. 17 — James Aldrich and John a draft copy of the Town of action against Edward Wilson, same purpose — “ To save people 32oz. 9 9 * be prnw tod to tbs IhMan nm d Hill Street, East Hartford, 6 HOWLAND ly room. Low 40 s. Century 21, Geyer are named University Manchester’s application for baton ae ar bahra Mwch 23, flW or be a.m. - 3 p.m. daily except MNon iAS-llOE Tedfoid Real Estote. 647-W14. COVENTRY Six room Split, Republican candidate for Board of Scholars, the highest academic honor from hot places.” Rainstorm on top HUD block grant funds, and baned bgr law. I t e Itdactotg Is: December 24-25. An equal op­ Pkaada A Latei 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, c u s ^ Directors, for "insinuating accorded students at University of of earlier snowstorm leaves Housing Assistance Plan is 7 DesfftoM Driae portunity employer, M /F. PORTER STREET - Corner Palmoitve Liquid REDUCED FOR quick sale - kitchen. garage, $34,000 wrongdoings by Manchester Manchester streets in extremely available for public review of Butternut Rd. Three Connecticut. two family, 30 Locust Street, Fireside Realty Inc.,, $473144. Democrats.” hazardous condition. q l 9 9 * and comment in the Director PART TIME - janitorial help, b ^ room s, asking 665,000., AGENCY Nov. 18— Zoning Board of Appeals no agenU. 646-2416, 63. Dec. 27 — Donna Carpenter home early mornings, in two-car garage, two ont- BOLTON - Eight room Raised Oct. 25 —Faith Baptist Church approves site on Tolland Tpke. to be of Human Services Office, 66 Manchester-Vernon area. buildings, over half acre, 11/3 Ranch, dining room, rec, den, KILTHS celebrates its first anniversary in after more than two years service IA new Cheese Spread Center Street. OoartdProbato MANCHESTER - six room developed by James J. Moriconi, I DWrtet d HndM te , Must have telephone and baths, Keith Real EsUte. 649- , $«,900. Fireside Comments will be received Ranch, Buckley School area Undscaped t special services at Orange Hall. owner of Mama Mia’s and La Strada mission in Bolivia. I from Land of Lakes and NOTICE TO CRKDfTORS transportation. Good rates to 1922, 6463126. 6473144. Oct. 27 —Mrs. Ruth Murray of Dec. 29 — Bloodmobile collects 160 Inew Old South until February 5,1976. ESTATE or ELIZABETH M. reliable people. Call 643-0645 three bedrooms, fireplace, Realty Inc., 6 4 6 4 2 0 0 West restaurants, to conduct a Piniaa to an order d Hoe. SnUm garage, full basement. Urge I Watermelon, Cantaloupe except Sunday. Glastonbury, a registered nurse, is catering business. Eighth District pints during annual Save A Life B. FttoGanld. Jdka, aU claima mod private treed lot, $39,9M, BOLTON • three bedroom lo r Honey Dew Melon. be fcaaaotod to Uw Cape, roomy kitchen, dining second woman to join Manchester voters favor annexation of Buckland collection. b d n r aa ar baton March II. I n l er bt EMERGENCY MEDICAL Lapeota Agency, Realtor, 646- ••••••••••••••••••••••••MM room, full bath, baseboard Police Department as patrol officer. Dfec. 30 — Army & Navy Club barred br tow. IVa Itdielanr U: „ Technicians wanted. Call 3440.______Lote-Lend Far tMe 94 to the district for fire protection by a RkbaidCWoo*oifa.Eaq. heat, attached garage with Oct. 28 —Manchester Planning and honors Camp Kennedy volunteers. M M a to S tn a f Trinity Ambulance, 518-9443. 954 to 719 vote. Matt Moriarty Jr. is I Open Thur$. and FrL I NEW LISTING - Rolling Park breezeway, good sued lot, TWO-ACRE level treed lot on Zoning Commission (PZC) adopts Post Office readies for surge by elected Manchester mayor and chair­ \8A.M. 'til 8 PM itetwl Cape, 6 rooms, one car at­ FaaaU kaaea, aaaialalalf 30’s, Contessa Agency, 742- School Road. Bolton. AakUg IDEAL Part time afternoon tcOmm, at- new zoning regulation requiring PZC man of the Board of Directors, customers for increase in first»949»»0»0»48»0»»»v Workaday VERNON - Town Honie 800 SWARE Feet o( spaoa Dear Abby r i \ M IS Gardena, a beautifully avail»le, lower level lu HOD) PEPRE8«IN6.'TN£ THE 6inU)INE INSPECTOR ACROSS DOWN U N T I L Y o « A lanidacaped apartment com­ prime commercial kcaUsa, PRINamuXMPlAIN^lHAT 1 • 1 Scottieh caps HEf^TNEV ALWAVJ CRmciZE5 M E- t n 2 munity of unusual ardiitec- ideal for office spaoeAlMTlI. ■ d e iio a r IP C W , By Abigail Van Buren 4 Beauty talon 2 Eve's tpouae (XME AGAIN I I(XINtHAyEENIW6HR)QM$.. THE^TOPIAN^HATEME. , BWIMATE , \ \ 1 / PRoMTlOMilRY tural design. Total dectric, no w orkef* (Bib.) UNTH THEIR THE TEACHERS 8An!M C0LP.„ I'MR^U.YDEPRE5«P„. pets. One and two bedroom OFFICE SPACES lor rent os gadget 3 Law enforcer PEANUT |TD$TREAiCAI/i apartments available im- Main S t in Manchester, ideal 6 Kind Ot pMM 4 Rustic dwelling 3 1 ------U)(NDO(i)«r p » n o » i s inediate through January 1st. location for ptofesskuMl of­ 12 ButUe 5 Algerian BUTTER VILU6E X Starting at |M5 per month. fices, very conventent to all 13 Martian asiaport V L W 0 E £ > S 3 iv tf, Yot/Kt Call 8724528 Monday through facilities. Please call 6464190, (comb, form) 6 Union w m w A Dk. from Roulo • A 44A 14 Notion 7 Maggot 3 Z Z 3 I >• 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. l £ i Friday 8 a.m.4 p.m. for ap­ forth on R i 83 (Main 8L) D E A R A b b y : Y o a advice to ’’move that cursing\nyna 15 Disease (mad.) 6 Fork prongs t i p t n i v t c pointment. bird to the garage, basement or some oU ia isolated place so 16 Liquor 9 Icelandic saga 27 Surly 40 Contends w u n m V 'V > ' people won t be offended by its vulgarity” was atnetty for dispanter 10 Prophet 28 Anatomical 41 Turn outward JL. ^UNUSUAL ONE BEDROOMl 16 Looking 11 Seaman 118 MAIN ST., three-room the birds. network 42 Depots (ab.) heated apartment, security, pleated 17 Puzzle 29 PhlHpplne 43 Chisel , f«A'N $ IS JOW NHOUtES In a p w fc^ aalling,;: If a bird is isolated for a long period of time, it will become 1190, call 646-2426, 94. 20 Approaches 19 RAbbIt fur swealwp 44 Sheaf < quM nalgliborliood, daaa to ahopph^;: 250 square feet, center ofl listless ,and unhappy. Birds need the sound of a human voice 21 Container 23 Lih 31 Distant 46 Solar disk 22Qoddeaaol 24 Bargain event 33 Lass' name 47 Singer Adams fT M C K U W A lU VERNON - Three room apart­ ; Ichureh, pool and tonnis. Manchester, air cod-l or the company of otha birds to keep them happy and healthy.’ discord 25 European river 38 Monster 48 Qlen ment in modem four family. ditiooing and parkiiig. Calll 24 Ooze 26 Basque cap (prefix) 50 DIaancumber Mickty Finn — Morris Wtloo foaturlng: Also, myna birds are tropical birds, and as such, they are mTHINKINeOF MAYBE TH&r'ON Convenimt to shopping and 1- 6434561. 26 Eloaat THB FRIENDOHIP • Masshro Bedroom • Walk-In Closots highly susceptible to pneumonia and rimuld be kept warm 27 Musical t r ”r r- r “ r~r~nrvr O e C L A M ^ DCewJNATEUe 86. 1155 monthly, includes CUJB beat, hot water, appliances • FuR BasomanI • Laundry Hook-Ups and out of drafts. (I lost two canaries in one week by tylltb le 9»HKPUPK!fAiO ANENDANQERB? 30 Esteem It it 14 TRe*«U«iYI»IN and parking. 647-1113 after • Private Entrances arid Patios foolishly^pladng them in a drafty kitchen.) >0KaNl9\M*0HIMSPCN SPECIE& 32 Turkish B M > e H A P B . 6:30 p.m. , 9 Ak CondWonor • Color Co-ordkiatad Decor IDEALLY Suited for small Please, Abby, in the name of humanity, print this! it It R 3 R H E L P contractor or p^essional, ap- hosttlry Includas Heat BIRD LOVER 34 Term In , MANCHESTER-Nice one iroximately 700 square feet, horseshoes iT it r ocated within Manchester 35 Hall ! bedroom apartment available f DEAR BIRD LOVER: All right. Here’s y o u letter. Now, ill Town limits. Reasonably 36 Sea eagle 'J at the Teresa. Close to shop- all yon folks out there, please keep y ou birds warmi ing, churches', and bus. priced, heat and electric in­ 37 Allot 8 39 Sherbets ncludes appliances, cluded. CaU 646-7297. f D EAR A B B Y : M y sister and I are now 21 and 19. W e ai;e 40 Dove's home to carpeting, air-conditioning. married now, but when we were young (12 and 10) we were 41 SmaH I? W(. 3195. Damato Enterprises, shield sr 646-1021. Aasort Property both sexually molested by o a brotho-in-law on numerous '42 Scurry For Rent w I.( 82 occasions. We were neva very close to o a motha, uid we 45 Knitter did It • lOT>ifl«i>.«ic.lJI.I»yitlim / - s a iH U Ownw-Dwiopf had no fath a, so we had nobody to turn to. W e were naiVe 49 Moderate MANCHESTER- immediate WANT TO SWAP arartment, and vety frie^tened, so we just kept it to ourselves. 51 Dutch city occupancy, three roans, heat DeBigned With one mile from Mt Snow, Vt., 52 Mariner's The problem is not ours now because what has happened term it 44 JTIT included 3180, call 6434615 a for apartment In Florida, for Rm I Ettol* W miHd . 21 BuHdlng-Conlnctlng , M A rtM m tor Sato 41 AntfqifM 42 You in Mind is in the paSt, but this brotha-in-law is now the fatha of 53 Roman road it 51 6494274. month of February or March, two adopted daughters, ages 4 and 6, and we are afraid that 54 Nothing 6430638. SELLING yoor house? Call us NEWTON H. Smith & Sons • A ^R TE D racing parts for FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ he might molest them. ^ 55 Steamers (ab.) tt 64 PriBcjllB’s Pop — Al VtrmBBf ROCKVILLE - three room ModelOpen11:30 56 Do not (contr.) first and we’ll make you a Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Chiirysler products, including tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, How do we go about telling o a sister that h a husband is apartment, with heat, hot •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 57 Far ofl (comb, tt u t? cash offer. T.J. Crockett, ditions, rec rooms, porches engLgine and two transmissions. lamps, etc. Now accepting abnormal? Is it too late for us to do anything now to prevent water, stove, refrigerator, L649-3eeoqeeeeeoooefoo]MQ form; var.) f STORMS Realtor, 643-1577. and roofing. No job too small. Ail excellent condition. Call consipments, for February Mftc. fo r B oiri 88 him from molesting his children? 5 ; auction. 6444%2. and garage, 3156, second flow , (NEWSPAPER EiyTERPRISE ASSN I FRIGHTEN CaU 649-31M. 6444145. BEEN THROUGH IT MEC IMMEDIATE CASH for your ideal for single person, no MANCHESTER ^ New salt SKI CHALET - Southern Vt., pets, security deposit - DAMA16 property. Let us explain our CARPENTRY - Repairs, KELVINATOR no frost box duplex, three bedrooms, modem, electric heat, eaty Wantotf to Buy 49 required, call 643-9678. u t m n a m DEAR BEEN: Try to establish a dose relationship with fair p proposal. r o p o s a l. Call M r. refrigerator and freezer, like Uving room with fireplace, 1 two hour drive, sleeps 8, remodelings additions, gar­ the two little girls so that they will tell yon if their fetha Belfiore, 647-1413. 1/2 baths, all appliances, con­ RENTiU. OFFICE fireplace, swimming pool. ages, roonng, call David new, asking 3175, also a se­ OLD DOLLS - Paying top venient schools and shopping. LnrB* varUly ol takes any indecent liberties with them. I don|t recommend Patrla, 644-17%. cond refrigerator, for base­ prices f a y o a old ooUs, 365. MANCHESTER - Deluxe two MAY WE BUY your home? Peterman Agency, 64944()4, Apartmanla and you teUfog y o u sister a anyone else. Bringing up the past ment use, call 643-6472. and up for China and bisque bedroom Duplex, half of two Win at Bridge Quick, fair, all cash and no 6432912. now could create an ugly situation needlessly, but do keep WES ROBBINS caiarpei ntry dolls. 3100 and up for ByeTo. family, full basement, in- □ AUTOMOTIVE problems. Call Warren E. OIL BURNER- with fuel Unk. you eyes open! remodeling speclalisiist. Ad- Never give or seli a doll eludes appliances, carpeting, W la n d , Realtors, 643-1106. Call 643-7429 ask fqr Ed after MANCHESTER - First floor, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, without getting o a offer. Call 3250 per month, Damato Rentof Ofltoe £ " ■ ------g7----- five room apartment, all DEAR ABBY: I've been married for 40 years to a lovdy, \ built-ins, bathrooms, 5. locally, 875-735i6. Enterprises, 6431081. opandWiyB-^ Autoa For Sato 81 INSTANT cash for your home. kitchens, .649-3446. appliances, fully carpeted, 8 a t 8-3, compassionate, gentle woman. She’s about as nea to can offer choice Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s TWO HUGE Chinese motif basement storage with NEED CAR? Credit bad? p^ection as a wife can be. But she has developed a habit in WANTED - Used kitchen MANCHES’TER - quiet one f w id a y f f- 8 Comer Realtors, 646-^25. table lamps, regularly washer and dryer connec­ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - cabinets, top and or bottoms - bedroom apartment, includes Bankrupt? Repossessed? recent years that has begun to irritate me no end. new homes custom built, 3119.95., steal them for 139.95 heat, appliances, caipeting, tions. Convenient schools and B48*10ai Honest Douglas accepts If a woman acquaintance dies, my wife develops instant counter top not necessary. 240 Naw Blato Roa NORTH 8 WE WILL buy your home. remodeled, additions, rec each. Marlows Inc., 861 Main and air conditioning, 3215 per shopping. Peterman Agency, lowest down, smallest "compassion” for the widowa, and it’s, "Let’s invite poor With 3 3 3 2 distribution and Call 646-1929 after 6 p.m. MAWCHBBTBR * Q 10 8 7 2 Quick, efficient professional rooms, garages, kitchens St. Furniture Department on month, Damato Enterprises, 6439404, 6432912: payments. Douglas Motors, Jim over for dinner, or bridge, or for the evening.” eight highB.S4« Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ rooms, five closets, QEMlNl (May 21-Jun* 20) snowcaps, never touched CENTRAL, pleasant large the family today. You're cour­ game your rebid is two partner. Window shades, Venetian pany, 6435308. Looking for an Apt.? appliances, carpeting and Avoid becoming overly In­ ground. 643-2880. room, with telephone, and TV, MANCHESTER - Attractive AUCTION to sell 1966 Ford ting domestic disaster. bUnds. Keys. ’TV for rent. storage. Heat and hot water volved in a friend's problems. notrump. Mr. Abernathy — Joneo and Ridgeway next to shower, parking. 643 two room apartment, stove, Wo have 30 difforant Custom, 4-door, at 10 a.m. Marlow’s, 067 Main St. 643 NO JOB too small, toilet included. Parking for two Me may see your Interest as a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) DAYSTROM dinette set, 6801 after 6. refrigerator, heat, electricity, apartmonts and sharp, January 15, 1973 on 5221. repairs, plugged drains, cars. Adults, positively no good excuse to dump the Don't permit your negative white iron table with leaf, for­ references, no pets. 3145.643 townhouaoa, in 17 premises of Douglas Motor Berry’s World kitchen faucets replaced, ets. Immediate occupancy. whole mess Into your lap. thought to gain the upper hand eoRRy-TouU. CLEAN FURNISHED room 3167, 2233540. Sales, 345 Main Street, HEfe IN OONrefiBJCE RfOMT N O ^ MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. repaired, rec rooms, mica top, four upholstered locationa throughout 195. C all 875-9407 if no today. You'll never know If for working person. Excellent Manchester. (Car not in rim- CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) Be HAVE TO MAKE AN Removal, pruning, lot bathroom remodeliM, heat chairs. 360. 647-1577. Manchoator. answer, 871-1666. something will work unless you location, call evenings, 643 MANCHESTER GARDENS - r ning condition for over 2 sure to give credit where credit put It to the test. A modernization, etc. F m es­ clearing, spraying. FuUy in­ two bedroom Duplex In years). Is due today. Fall to, and you timates gladly given. M & M PROFESSIONALLY Clean 7944. 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment. Like sured. Licensed. Free es­ beautiful country setting, 3199 could lose a valuable ally. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Plumbing & Heating, 6432871. your carpets with new 1 bedroom ranch private house. Appliances, Keep a reasonable rein on timates. Phone 646^7, 633 monthly includes heat, hot 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, lightweight RINSE-N-VAC- LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING type at the oasement. Working adults. No LEO (July .23-Aug. 22) You nonessential spending today. 5354. w&t6r ^ lla n ces, and excellent condition, new FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ steam cleaner. Rent at Room for rent, stove, and children, pets. Lease. 643 won't get the results you hope Manage money matters as parking. Walk to eveie v e r t in g . Teresa $195 clutch, muffla and battery, b in g - R e p a ir s and Manchester Hardware & refrigerator and linens 2880. lor by forcing those under you prudently as possible. I '■ CUSTOM D R A P E R IE S - Superintendent, 646-0090. bedroom 32100 call 6436004 after 5. to obey. Being democratic and remodeling, sewer lines Supply, 877 Main Street, provide. 801 Main Street. 643 made very reasonable, work Robert C. White Company, townhouse at •••••••••••••••••••••••••• tactful works wonders. cleaned electrically. Prompt Mandiester. 643-4^. 9879. ATTRACTIVE five room two guaranteed, call anytime, 643 2335961. Equal Housing. Independence bedroom apatment. Wall-tb- Motofcycfes-Bfcyc/M 64 VIRQ O (Aiifl. 23-Sept. 22) Be you r service on emergencies. 643 VHIage 7024. ZIG-ZAG Kenmore sewing LIVING ROOM bedroom $250 wall appliances. Security, especially wary today of machine, excellent condition, combined, meals for errands, WEST CENTER ST. - 3 1/2 bedroom HARLEY DAVIDSON ^ 1967, b irth d a y TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) references, nonets. February propotels that offer you "pie In head only. 335. Call 6433825. uilts, bedspreads, pillows, room efficiency unit, gas fur­ townhouse at 1200CC, chopped, springer ’lYees cut, trimmed or topped, BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ 1 occupancy. Call 6430867. the sky". You could wind up Jan. 9,1976 oils, more, 6435459. nace, completely renovated, front end, 31,300 invested in with a piece of burnt crust. stumps removed, fully In­ bing - All heating and plum­ 3 Pine Ridge NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam 3150 montnly and security, engine. Must sell, 32,300. (]all Don't turn a deal ear this com­ sured. Got a tree problem? bing repairs plus remodeling. vmage $230 FURNISHED ROOM with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't ing year to opportunities cleans, rinses, and vacuums TWO Furnished bedrooms, call 6431189. or Well worth a phone call. 743 Call 6 4 m i . bedroom . kitchen facilities in private 2^167 649-8653. make major domestic offered by friends. Be wise out dirt leaving carpets share 11/2 baths and kitchen home. Separate entrance. 375. 8252. ANDOVER - Four room townhouse at decisions today without con­ enough, however, to screen Born Loaer — Art Sanaom ECONOMY RATES - Plum­ professionally clean. Rent at with single owner. Discount per monui. 6439632. 1971 ’Triumph D a ^ n a 500, sulting your mate. Behaving h e a t e d a p a r t m e n t , Homestead Park each one carefully before ac­ Manchester Wallpaper & for lease. M9-7630. #••••••••••••••••••••••••• low mileage, excellent condi­ too Independently will cause ting. ‘ ODD JOBS - Trucking, home bing, heating, repairs, appliances, wall-to-wall Viliage caoinets. Paint Company. 185 west Mid­ Homoa for Bool 54 tion, 31150, a best offers 643 ' friction. repairs, serving Manchester remodeling, vanity canl carpets, enclosed sunporch. 1 bedroom ranch I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) RACKVOOR . a m p '-$UPER'.I'LL^^ a.m., 64 dle ’Turnpike, 6430143. Aportmonta For Rent 83 6916, after 5. for five years. Free es­ Call 6434056 to 9 Call 7437676. typo at Bunny timates. 6 4 3 < ^ . p.m. FOUR ROOM single ho<^, EAffrS.OACYS! 'lOU'RE BE REAPS IKJ WE HAVE customers waiting Brooke ViHago references and security nport' O I»75 by HEA. Inc AM HCXJgl for the rental of your a p ^ - FOUR ROOMS - second floor, M o H 68 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel <3 THE BOSS 1^ 6O ll0fo DICK’S SNOW Plowing, Doga-BIrdu-Pota 43 2 bedroom needed. CaU 529-8370 after 5. Mobilo Homoa ment or home. J.D. Real heat, hot water, secaity, im­ "Poor kid! Someday, when you're older, you'll driveways, parking lots, Flooring 32 townhouse at ALONGdI Estate Associates, Inc. 643 mediate occupancy, 3198 WE’RE OPEN everyday from sidewalks, sanding with salt. DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ Pine Ridge MANCHESTER - Three know the pressures of receiving a good school monthly, 6435201. 9 - 8 p.m. We want vour ■mis IS A sncK-up... TDVBftA’S Reasonable rates. 24 hour ser­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, vations. Combined Inside/out- 1980. Viilage $265 bedroom Cape, 3zone beat, YER ORDER'LL BE. ______record, too!"______floors like new, no waxing, side runs, partitioned privacy, family room, fenced in business. Our prices can t be RIOHTUP, RJDDSY.' GIM M E Y E R FfDR'mg vice. 6432204. BOLTON - Manchester Town 2 bedroom (specializing in older floorsL germicidal lighting. Canine LOOKING for anything in real private yard. Two months beat. New 14’ wide loaded 39,- WALLET/ line, three room apartment, townhouse at Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Ceilings and inside painting. Holiday Inn'e, 200 Sheldon estate rental - apanments, security deposit. 3290 895. Trades welcome. SA L E ^ WATERPROOFING stove, refrigerator, heat and Homestead Park S O X W tM D f John Verfaille, 6 4 3 5 ^ , m - Road, Manchester, 6435971. homes, multiple dwelliiws, no monthly. 6435200. Immediate occupancy. Clean hatchways, foundation hot water, references A^EETIW^... 2222. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ViNage $290 2-bedrooms, matching cracks, sump pumps installed. required. 3210 monthhy. 643 lYA. MARTHA. LOOK 60R6EOU6' I BRUNS WELL, I fireplace repairs, concrete Associates, Inc. 6431980. 2 bedroom HOUSE - six rooms, three appliances, 32,995. Like them big? Need three bedrooms? PROMISEP basement floors, ceramic tile English and Western, 35.00 dupiex % ol a bedrooms, one bath, %25 per per hour, call 633-5571, month, references and deposit Great Just 36,995. Lef­ a t TO BE A repairs, slate hallways. FEBRUARY 1st, five rooms, tsro-lamNy □ MISC. FOR SALE anytime. $250 requir^, Philbrick Agency tover 19TO demonstrata, 14’ SOCIETY PEOPLE AJC USIN' 'EM TSEf?VE , HOOPLE Expert mason. 643-4953, & 3 first floor, basement, garage, 2 bedroom TV DINNERS ACT PARTIES.' fOR BETTER 2914, 527-5522. Realtors, 64M200. wide, was 314,995., now 312,- nice location, adults. townhouse at 995. You save 32,000. Parts, OR WORSE.' The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions ArUclaa for Safa 41 BASSET HOUND - AKC registered, male, eight References, seca ity , no petk. 47/2 ROOM Ranch. Two c a supplies and accessories. Full HELLO, AMOSf lOU CAN STAY PalnUog-Paporlng 32 (M B. MMdH tylN. Not hovy 3175. 6431632. months, 3150, 742-9M4. 4H roam IbOTimnt «tta fKtM, "K . "“ **$255 e, fireplace, basement. time service Department. HAVE YOU BEEN BATIN' THE TRf ' A FEW PAYS' T^t h in k f r e o ' l l ...O H , h e ' l l '...BUT, IT'S ALUMINUM sheets used as 1 slreoaRttoam , IW taU K pia s, Plaza Homes, 13M Wilbur COME THROUGH PROBABLY COME GOING TO INSIDE - Outside painting. 1 bedroom O ng adiuts. No children, ALONG WITH THE TV PINNER? BE AN printing plates; .007 .thick, porcXti, laiaUry kook-apt, MANCHESTER - Spacious Cross Highway, BerUn Turn­ WITH AN INCREASE THROUGH WITH Special rates for people over FREE to good home. Affec­ pets. Lease. 6432880. HAV-HAW' SOMETHING UPHILL 1- ■ ^ ' .- r 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for two bedroom apartinent on Ranch typ pike, Berlin, C ^ . 1-8284369. IN VOUR « . FullyFull: iiinsured. - -Estimates tionate f o a month old black b a t t l e 31. Phone 643-2711. Btor aSp- first floa, available Feburary HWard 8L $185 biv< W WVMI am. Inc. HOUSEHOLD , given. & ll 6437863. male cross breed puppy. Call ptaL tdMda hnmoaUlooccapiB- FOUR ROOM home, two ru Me U S HI on HCXD TW’ CXICKEN BUDGET, WILMA 742-7437. Keep trying. diiir H w o n « » 1st. Rent includes appliances, baths, surroimded by fields SELLING YOUR Mobile S’ CLEAN USED refrigerators, w iT w u w . wall-to-wall carpeting, air- f r i c a s s e e ' PAINTING - interior and and woods, garden, and gar­ home? Buyers waiting. 1-823 ranges, automatic washers, conditioning, heat and hot OMMTO 0360. exterior, paperhanging, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s AKC Registered St. Barnards, age. 6439632. ^ monthly. pups, slww and pet qualities. water. Children allowed. 3240 excellent work. References. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643 monthly. Call 646-6169 ENTERPRISES Free estimates. Fully' in­ 2 2 3 ^ or 423-4151. 2 1 7 1 MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 anytime. 240 New Stale fid. sured. Martin Mattson, 643 bedroom Townhouse, IW M anchealer Aiitomodvo Sonrleo 68 AufomoUvo Sorrico 66 LOVABLE PUPPY - free to £ 4431. ROTOR ANTENNA for sale. baths, full basement, private aiNTMiomcnoMN good home, housebroken, call UNUSUAL Deluxe one Call 6434822 after 5. entrances and patio, includes STOT WaiKOATS 871-1071 bedroom Townhouse, private PAPER HANGING Expert. -heat, appliances, c a r p e ^ , S to S aATUnDATS entrances and patio, fuU base- II^SU M O A T S Y our a vera ge paper, in DRY OAK Fireplace wood, pool, air-conditioning, 3290 F O R S A L E - G e rm a n ment, includes, heat, a vera ge room , 325. Mr. split and ready for fireplace, per month. Damato Enter­ COMPLETI GM Shepherd puppy, 3 months oM, appliances, carpeting and Richman, 6433864. 320 orders, delivered, prises, 6M-1021. m female wormed and shots. 375 pool, ice skating pond. 3145 646-1021 telephone 742-7886. a best of fa . Call 871-OKl. p a month. Damato E n ta- Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane R. HEBERT A Son MANCHESTER - new unusual l^ ses, 6431021. REPAIRS .JAKE- paperhanging, painting, com­ SEASONED and Split one bedroom Duplex T W E'R E TOO FEET UNDERGROUND, mercial and residential, free POODLE - Silver, AKC, male, hardwood, fireplace length, Townhouses now rentilng at K SORRY TO PR. DOVER YOU'LL FIND YOUR UVING estimates, 6430642. toy, paper trained. Shot. 643 • COLLISION pick up any time, at 78 Erie Independence Village. Full We Feature Quality IVWE 5USJECTED QUARTERS HAVE ALL THE COMFORTS. Manchester. 1116 a 6437116. MX) TO A JOLTING BOB JOBIN- wallpapering basements, private entrances Short Ribs — Frank Hill and patio, includes heat, Boeomte 17 yomra o f biiiMiNg and • MECHANICAL IN THE OXCART, a ^ painting, q r a ^ FIVE AUas 3ply steel belted ...... mmmagtmg opoHmenU kma MwgU m$ whmt P R . D O VER , appliances, carpeting, air con­ W t SERVICe ALL GENERAL MOTORE 'XOU'RE IDO LATE. B3M E’ ditioner. Close to HHMping, 48 realty wialteri. CARE AND TRUCKE WENT BANICBUPT Hartford 5235311 unUl 10 a m . — church and bus. Model open oo o Imimdlelityt omo and two , inaured, fait service, ¥ B W I. A IMI L A S T w e e x . WANTED AnUqra furniture, 11:30-8 p.m.. daiW. Henry St. Badroam aaomhotuat. Imdmdmt kaof, air O m h Im P iv ti glass, pew ta, oil paintings, a off Main St., M a n c h i^ . eondMomar, dlthataakar, walblo wall fM ctOfy TimI gW M M U M tes BoBdktg-ControelktB 33 DUTCHMAID - January 10% other antique items. R .. Damato Enterprises, 6431021, carpat, IndifdioalkaMaaai^orhmlapm^ 6433940. 24-R0«nifllKRBI SamCE Sale - Underwear only. Order Harrison, 6438708. •Wtee, i t o f t e w TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY today. CaU 643-2519. Carpentry and * general con­ A N T IQ U E S W A N T E D - NEWER three bedroom tracting. Residential and BRACE yourself fa a thrill American furniture, a ie n W Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all iixfflLu i’tMMJO'StroBSES commercial. Whether it be a the first time you use Blue rugs, paintings, pew ta. Wimk. appliances, carpeting, full CarterChevrolet sor chairs, crocks, iugs, basement, 3260 monthly, small repair job, a custom Lustre to clean rugs. Rent I •* 646-1021 i 1220 MAIN ET. • MANCNEETER built home or aitytting In electric shampooer tl. E. A. weathervanes. primitives. Frechette ft Martin Realtors, giOT»iU.».umiu»H«. httyNM, biH 8«3in3 vmnmi m m vunpuiF. RMI DtoMtei BM-AMv 6H4I44: i A i