PAPE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Jan. 14.1976 The weather ^ y , breezy, cold, highs in mid SOs. Fair tonight, lows IS to 20. Increasing cloudiness Friday, chance of snow late lIlattrlfMtfr fEwnttm in day, highs in 30s. National weather forecast map on page 2S. 15 OUNCE CAN - FRANCO AMERICAN CUy o f ViUmgo Ckorm BUSINESS 16 OUNCE CAN - FOOD CLUB 10% OUNCE CAN - CAMPBELL'S MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1976 - VOL. XCV, No. 89 SPAGHETTI'Os Cut Green Beans,! TOMATO SOUP TWENTY-EIGHT PACES - TWO SECTIONS PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS
I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS Getting COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 17. LIMIT COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 17. LIMIT COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 17. LIMIT involved ONE CAN ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ONE CAN . ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. News Beirut battle is legal sum m ary Suppose, during a traffic Food Mart is worth going out of your way for! toll mounts tie-up, Motorist A drags Compiled from Motorist B out of his car United Press International BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - reach the sea and cut off (Christians and begins beating him up. Moslem leftists and Palestinian in the uptown hotel district from guerrillas fighting under a joint com- their downtown supply depots, Does Spectator C have a WALDBAUM'S Del M onte legal right to go to B's rI fti* cc I I joPCO cc ■ I Waldorf__ m'and attacked Christian positions in witnesses said. rescue? State downtown Beirut by land and sea A Palestinian spokesman said one Generally speaking, 1^ !l Dl CAT'U ! T r t ilo t T i today in what a leftist leader said m ajor downtown sector was cap I Toilet Tissue was the start of the “decisive battle” tured “and is now being cleaned out courts today do recognize a I Green Giant Peas ■ i BLEACH Food Mart I WHITE OR ASSORTED NEW HAVEN - Two-thirds of Lebanon’s civil war. militarily.” right-to-intervene. They I , GALLON consider it a logical out c of the state’s short-term Fierce fighting raged throughout But a communique by the Christian 17 0 2 ■ ■ PLASTIC I ROLL growth of the ancient right ! hospitals ended the last fiscal Beirut and the countryside for the Phalangist Party said the Christians I CAN JUG i “ I P PACK 4 3 * ° of self-defense. year with deficits, the Connec ninth straight day, claiming about held the area after inflicting heavy I■= lAiiTuWITH DDi/^DPRIOR DMPURCHASE " DruAce OFr\c $5.00 nn a OR d MORElAnoc AND Aun t THIS u ic I"= I■! WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS ■ , WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 fuOR R iiMORE AND JAN THIS 17 ticut Hospital Association said 140 dead and 300 wounded over the casualties on the leftists. "What one may do for YOU EXPECT m o r e AT FW D I COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN, 17. I | COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 17. I I COUPON AT FTO SAT., JAN. 17. today. Of 34 surveyed, 21 had past 48 hours, one of the highest tolls South of the capital on the himself," observed one MART ... AND YOU OET IT, TOO j^LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. J ^LIMIT ONE GAL. ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. J ^ LIMIT ONE 4 ROLL PACK J judge, "he may do for ... EVERY DAY YOU SHOP! operating deficits on Sept. 30 of the war. Estimated casualties Mediterranean coast, about 2,000 another.” with Hartford Hospital’s $1.49 since April rose to about 8,565 dead Palestinians and leftists stepped up Of course the law prefers million deficit as the largest. and 18,300 wounded. their siege of Damour, shelling it for a call to the police if that is Moslem leftist militiamen opened the, second day. practical, instead of direct HARTFORD - The federal up a new front — the sea — in their The leftists laid siege to the town action. The law also Insists EVERY TENDER MORSEL OF MEAT FULLY GUARANTEED! Tide K raft CLAM government has awarded two-day-old offensive against down Wednesday afternoon to avenge the (to avoid a mere escalation Connecticut’s Coastal Area town ^ iru t. This reporter witnessed takeover of the Dbayeh refugee of the violence) that an in |U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE "A' Detergent Mayonnaise rrTTTTTTT Management Program a $102,- several boatloads of gunmen moving camp 10 miles north of the capital by Christmas trees recycled tervener must not resort to MOSEY'S 000 grant to study the impact of along the coast from their several hundred Christians. SNOW'S offshore gas and oil drilling on strongholds in the upper western half Palestinian spokesmen charged William Gould, left, and Walter Irwin, both of the Manchester Park Department, feed dis excessive force. 10^ OFF LABEL IMITATION In one case the foreman NEW ENGLAND the state’s coastal areas. The of the capital to link up with Palesti that 47 of the camp’s residents were carded Christmas trees into the town’s chipper at the park department garage on Harrison of a construction crew saw Whole Chickens study will try to assess social nian forces in Karantina, the ‘‘massacred” in the morning St. The chips will be used as mulch on park properties in town. This year the annual tree two workmen having an 07S I 09 and economic impact as well slaughterhouse district downtown. takeover following a five-day recycling program took on a new aspect when a number of trees were sent intact to 5 as possible impact of air and They moved east in rowboats with blockade, but a Christian spokesman argument. When one Vi TO Wickham Park. There they will serve as roosts and shelters in the bird cages. Thus far, started swinging fists, the 2 water pollution. outboard motors a few hundred yards denied the charge, saying the 3 LBS. according to Park Superintendent Ernest Turek, about 1,300 Christmas trees have been foreman stepped over and M 5*1 69*1 = 37 off the coast, circling wide to avoid residents were only disarmed. recycled. (Herald photo by Pinto) slugged him on the head AVG. CREAMY OR CHUNKY the sniper fire from the shell- OETEROENT OAL. damaged Holiday Inn and Hilton with a shovel. Skippy BUTTER 79' McOFFLAIEL JUS *3.49 NCR ■ ALL VARIETIES - QUART JAR Regional In a subsequent lawsuit 3>>^LBS. hotels from where Christian the jury decided that the Roasting Chickens AVO. Phalangists are battling to hold on to MOSEY CRYOVAC trash Can Liners ‘pKa7 3 Spaghetti Sauce 79' foreman would have to pay B O ST O N -T h e U. S. Circuit their last remaining positions in up FABRIC »cOFFLABEL$^ O O Gov. Grasso’s antideficit plans Court of Appeals has upheld the damages because he had Corned Beef Rounds Tom atoes59' ^OVw My I e9%J town Beirut. applied more force than O U R B E S T FOOD CLUB - CUT citywide desegregation plan Socialist leader Kamal Jumblatt, the situation reasonably Breaded Veal Patties G reen Beans 5 '^hs 99° Napkins 39' ordered by Federal Judge W. who has retained a former Syrian called for. Arthur Garrity Jr., saying it army chief of staff to command his Furthermore, the in offered ‘‘superior oppor 2,000-man leftist militia, said the out now more likely to be adopted tervention must be for the U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE tunities” for black and white come of Lebanon’s civil war Would be BONELESS BONELESS Layer Cake children. purpose of protecting FRBSH decided over the next two months. HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative Mrs. Grasso in November an furloughed. The actual layoffs "We have no details yet," he said, .someone, not for the pur South of Beirut, Moslem and leader says lawmakers are more nounced her plans to meet a became effective Jan. 2. She said “but if we can get a balanced budget CHUCK CONCORD, N. H. - When pose of retaliation or CHUCK M ixes Palestinian forces shelled Christian likely to adopt Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s projected $80 million budget deficit earlier this week she would resubmit with no new taxes it will be a major BRISKETS Ronald Rbagan left New revenge. Consider this positions today. budget-balancing proposals now that for the current fiscal year. She said the two proposals when the regular accomplishment." POINT FLAT STEAK ROAST Food Club-All Var. Hampshire 11 days ago, he said Initial reports from the Christian they know she wasn’t bluffing about state workers would have to be let go case: UNDERBLADE UNDERBLADE session of the legislature convenes in The doting father of a CUTS CUTS he had "put to rest” the $90 stronghold of Damour, 25 miles south laying off state workers. unless it was enacted. February. billion question. Five states, six-year-old girl became 181/2 OZ. of the capital, said casualties among Senate Majority Leader Joseph At a special session during the first ‘‘Their chances (the two enraged when he saw a $■109 $'149 4S PKG. four eggs and thousands of the 15,000 residents were running Lieberman, D-New Haven, after a 90- week in December, the legislature proposals) are better for the regular teenage boy toss a stone at miles later, the presidential high and the wounded were being minute meeting between Mrs. surprised many persons, including its session than they were in Soviet Angolan LB. his daughter. The father L I I LB. I I l B., LB. challenger still faces con evacuated by sea. Grasso and the Democratic leadership, by rejecting her December,” Lieberman said. stormed over and gave the MAXW ELL HOUSE • 10 OZ. JAR troversy over the impact of his The stepped-up assault was in legislative leadership, said proposals. The program included Lieberman said he. Senate Presi role rebuked boy a thrashing. FO O D C L U B federal budget cutting plan and retaliation for the seizure of a Wednesday the magnitude of the taking over the $29 million Soldiers, dent Pro-Tern Joseph. J. Fauliso, D- O U R R E S T WALDBAUM'S NEW YORK STYLE DEL! 31 OZ. BOTTLE 99° Instant Coffee ^2.29 Sued later for assault Salad Oil allies of President Ford hope to Palestinian refugee camp in the problem had been brought home. Sailors and Marines Fund and Hartford, and House Speaker Jam es WASHINGTON (U P I)-S e c r e ta iy and battery, the father in Veal Patties hFOOD CLUB 33.5 OZ. keep it that way until the fiercest fighting of the nine-month- “I think the actual layoffs made an lengthening — without an accom J . Kennelly, D-Hartford, had been in of State Henry Kissinger has warned PEELED A DBVBINED Formula 73 Freshly Sliced P od C o rn YELLOW »o’1.29 Brownie Mix PKO. 69° continued Soviet action in Angola sisted he had a right to BUITONI ■ SPAGHETTI OATLA _ . primary vote Feb. 24. old civil war. impression," Lieberman said. “A panying pay raise — the work week of vited to Mrs. Grasso’s office for a protect his daughter from Sliced Beef Liver Ham ROAST ALL 4IO Z. $ 4 Several hundred Palestinian number of legislators have said they state employes. general discussion of the state’s could undermine detente, but said he Pasta Romana3pKoV’ 1. Fruit Drinks FLAV. CA N S I . would visit Moscow Jan. 20-23 to harm. But the evidence in WITH ISOLATED SCOTT • CALYPSO ASST. OR WHITE m ^ 3 guerrillas and Moslems stormed would now be more willing to vote for Shortly after that, Mrs. Grasso an fiscal situation. DRY FO O D C L U B clarify U.S.-Soviet exchanges on dicated that before he went Gem Dandy Franks 79' PROTEIN PRODUCT through the capital, pushing north them (the governor’s proposals).” nounced 500 state workers would be Administration officials have said Facial Tissue PACKAGE 4 3 ^ P39MUtS ROASTED 13 0Z. JA R 89' Angola and to try to break a deadlock into action, the boy had OEM SMOKED FORMERLY DAISY ROLL National toward Beirut Port in an effort to the projected deficit for the current s on strategic arms limitation already sat peacefully V A Pork Shoulder Roast fiscal year, which ends June 30, has *1.59 t l . 9 9 • 2 . 1 9 negotiations. down on the grass. WEAVER • 1 LB. • I OZ. PK O . Egg •J Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. been cut to $35 million. But the NEW YORK SHARP LIGHT SHASTA During his first news conference of Result: the father’s at Dutch Fry Combination ‘ 1 § today issued a call for full legislature’s Office of Fiscal Cheddar Cheese lb*1.79 employment in one of the many Jury acquits one defendant the new year Kissinger tied Angola tack was held unlawful. PRIMO NOVA SCOTIA OR Noodles Analysis has issued a preliminary es CHUNK SODA and the SALT talks together and said The court said that while HOT OR Lqx Sale^MWAr *1.49 FOOD CLUB ceremonies around the nation timate that Connecticut faces a $147 Italian Sausage SWEET ALL FLAVORS Soviet actions in Angola were “in he had a right to protect his TUNA FINE-MEDIUM marking the 47th anniversary million shortfall for next year. Large White Fish *1.19 MOZ. BOTTLE compatible with a genuine relaxation daughter, he had no right— FOOD CLUB OR WIDE •J of her husband’s birth. in Shelton firebombing case Mrs. Grasso promised Tuesday she of tensions." after the danger was past Fenway Beef Franks German Bologna le*1.69 could balance the budget without an FENWAY SLICED I NEW YORK - Sen. Jacob NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A U.S. “I am saying that Soviet actions in — to "get even.” 15, the jury has heard from 182 D. Moeller, a Cridersville, Ohio, in over-ail tax increase, although some Turkey BarTn^TV^A? 1 *1.09 g Javits, R-N.Y., has defended District Court jury today turned to witnesses. Angola, if continued, are bound to N BolognacooKEoSalami dustrialist and president of Sponge levies would have to be ra is^ if her 59< j:* his wife’s $67,000-a-year job as affect the general relationship with SWIFT PREMIUM Pepperoni *1.09 AS the cases of eight remaining defen The defendants include David N. Rubber. plan to cut business taxes is adopted. 1 L B . PKO. an agent for Iran, saying “my dants after acquitting one defendant Bubar, a minister and reputed psy the United States, (and) that a sub Lazy Maple Bacon Eggplant Salad le 99* U.S. Attorney Peter Dorsey said Lieberman said Mrs. Grasso had BREAKFAST CAT ALL B A G O IE wife and I lead independent Wednesday in its first day of chic from Memphis, Tenn., whose Moeller, also a defendant, lost $2.5 stantial deterioration of that 15 FO O T R O L L not been specific in her presentation OSCAR Rice Pudding lb79« Friskies FOOD VAR. 5™5*1. Food Wrap 79° lives.” deliberation in the Shelton firebom request Wednesday to have his name million in the fire but allegedly stood relationship can also over time affect Pork Sausage MAYER ,*1.49 NABI5CO 7 OZ. of her program, but she was confi OZ. A E R O S O L bing trial. preceded by the title “Reverend” in to gain from the $62 million in in the strategic arms talks,” Kissinger Hot BagelSAvTL'AVLEl2^o"99* w / t I SAN FRANCISCO -A dent a tax hike would not be needed. Chips Ahoy PKO. 89< Glade *'?^rCA N ■ 49° Donald “ Blackie” Connors, 43, of the jury’s verdict list was denied. said. OCEAN SPRAY ■ 32 01. BICENTENNIAL BOTTLE •j: powerful bomb meant for the surance claims filed after the blaze. WHISKER LICKIN' 4 0 Z . $ Butler, Pa., was declared innocent at Bubar was a consultant to Charles Iranian consulate exploded in a The claims have been rejected. Cat Food ALL VARIETIES < Cranberry Juice 69° 4 p.m. and left the courthouse to DOW I downtown high-rise office catch a bus home. The jury, which Q U A R T 29 ^ building Wednesday night, in- ZiplockBags S IZE CO U N T 59‘ Grape Jelly 65° had begun deliberating at 1 p.m., left juring two persons and causing for their homes. 'TICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE FROM THE BEST THAT GROWS! ^ $200,000 damage. LaRosa | ProgressoT Food CIvb U.S. District Court Judge Jon 0. MMH renovation on schedule Mushroom Newman has not sequestered the YELLOW OR GREEN LONG FRESH I LOS ANGELES -W ith only jury and approved its plan to JUNE TOMPKINS The in-wall communication system controlled by air conditioning. Fresh air is continually circulated Spaghetti! Soups I Pineapple 55 open beds left in the county’s Herald Reporter allows the nurse and other patient to Charles Crocini, director of throughout the renovated area by a GREEN Soup ES C A R O LE BROTH LENTIL deliberate from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dai Green A ■ji 11 public hospitals due to a doc- talk back and forth. engineering services and assistant FRESH MINESTRONE PASTA CHUNK SLICED ly. The jury will announce each ver sophisticated recovery wheel. As the FOOD CLUB FAOIOLI REGULAR OR THIN OR CRUSHED tor’s strike—and almost 3,700 Carpeting, color coordinated Large windows with toned glass planner, said the design of the win air from within is drawn through PEPPERS IOV2 OZ. CANS 20OZ. CANS dict as it is reached. SQUASH Cucumbers EXTRA LARGE filled-health authorities today “ I didn’t know what to expect. I decor, and an elaborate sprinkling prevent glare. A thermal barrier in dows is one of the main factors in the exhaust ducts, the wheel which con YOUR CHOICE began contemplating emergen- feel pretty good. I ’m going back to system are only part of what will the windows resists heat and cold. consideration of energy conservation tains an absorbent material, absorbs cy measures, including ac- Pennsylvania,” Connors, a truck meet the eye in the renovated third The temperature in the area will be in the renovation plans. only the heat as the air is discharged s* tivating disaster plans. driver, said after his acquittal. floor of the north wing at Manchester into the outside atmosphere. S for^ I u 35*1-59*13 ^ I •! 49 LBS. LB. Connors was accused of driving a Memorial Hospital. As the wheel turns, fresh air Intake I SAN FRANCISCO truck, loaded with gasoline used to The intermediate care area, which is heated and circulated into the R E G . o f L IM E . 3.S OZ. STICK POND'S % —Newspaper heiress Patricia is scheduled for completion building. The sophisticated cir FRESH RIPE set the fire at Sponge Rubber DRISYAN Hearst says she broke down Products Co. March 1, from Penn sometime about the middle of culatory system is designed to SEEDLESS CALIFORNIA LARGE LB. Old Spice Deodorant89* Red Tomatoes SIZE 59' SCENTED UNSCENTED . COLD I and cried repeatedly when a sylvania to Shelton. In his defense, he February, includes many behind the reduce the possibility of contamina government psychiatrist ac- NAVEL U.S. FANCY NATIVE (MASS.) MIST Deodorant 89* disclaimed knowlege of the cargo or wall and above ceiling improvements tion or disease spreading. ST. JOSEPH'S CREAM cused her of plotting her own which stagger the mind. Special mildew resistant and extra Macintosh Apples 3 « 49° VAPORA NASAL MIST its intended use. i o z b o t t l e REG.-LEMONOR PEACH abduction and proudly par- 15CC SPRAY CONTAINER Cough Syrup ' I’ ' 69* Donald A. Browne, Fairfield Coun As part of a $1.85 million ap tight weave cameting will be in ORANQES INDIAN RIVER 3.SOZ. JAR LARGE SIZE ticipating in a bank robbery. ty state’s attorney, said after the ver propriation for a renewal project at stalled throughi5(it the rehabilitation Opens Pink Grapefruit 8**-*1. St. Joseph s Aspirin 29* She spoke at a surprise hearing dict that similar state charges the hospital, improvements have area. It will cut down on noise and MENTHOL ■ REO. OR CHILDREN FLORIDA . SWEET FLAVORED Wednesday in which her at- against Connors remain on the books. been built into the facility which will lessen the danger for patients using c 24 CO U N T 99* tomeys seek to bar the psy- 10 99 Temples 0ranges“'»10'»*89' Sucrets lSS* PACKAGE Browne said, “I certainly am not benefit the patient and improve care. canes, walkers, or crutches. office FOR J r ^ r chiatrist from talking to her planning to drop Ihe charges against In every patient’s room in the Crocini said carpeting is coming % again. Connors.” renovated area, there are three into use in other area hospitals. He sprinkler nozzles in the ceiling-one referred to Bridgeport City Hospital Retiring after 35 years of The state charges against Ckjnnors In loirnoss foour customars, wo rosarva fha right to limit solos to 3 pockogos ol any Ham axcept whero olharwise noted. Items offered for sole not available in cose lots or to other retoil deolers or wholesolers. over each bed and one over the in Bridgeport and Middlesex Hospital service to the federal i International include first degree arson, and transporting explosives without a room’s vestibule. The sprinkler in Middletown. Made of an extra 5 government, Maurice L. system Includes nozzles above the tight weave, the carpet will not be Harden is opening an office GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! FRESH DAIRY DELITES! ^ I VATICAN CITY -The license. FRESH BAKED DELITES! effected by spillage assuming it is in East Hartford as a TOPSPREO Vatican today said premarital In his charge, Newman told the corridors and in each pantry and FOOD MART FOOD MART I sex, homosexual relations and jury ol eight men and four women not utility closet. cleaned up within 10 or 15 minutes. public accountant. TOP FROST . IM% FLORIDA SWANSON • CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY q u a r t e r 's The rehabilitation area is Harden is a World War II Margarine 33' I masturbation are sins that can to make any abrupt decisions and to Cantilever arm lights over INOLISH scheduled for completion about the veteran and has worked for ORANOI MEAT TROFICANA :§ never be condoned, but only approach the task with the “care and patients’ beds are equipp^ with both Orange Juice IM% FLORIDA 3 CARTO N S * 1 . a fluorescent and an incandescent first of March. the Veterans Administra MUFFINS 140Z. I God can judge the degree of seriousness it deserves.” CAN 4 9 ' m 3 ~ 8 9 * Corridor walls are covered with a tion and Internal Revenue ^ guilt of each sinner. The un- Since the beginning of the trial Oct. bulb which may be turned on X-Sharp Stick JKS 99* plastic washable material in a course Service. During his 23 M O Z . S V SEALTEST TOP FROST precedented contemporary separately or together depending on LOAVE^ ^ sexual code for Roman the amount of light desired. gold tweed pattern. The paUents’ years with the IRS he was ^ ice Cream WOArMRTON *1.19 Cauliflower FKC 3 f o r * 1 . Cottage CheeseEMv^DiETER ^ko. 69* 3 !• The uniquely designed light may rooms are painted with a neutral i r e a k s ,t o n 'e / I Catholics condemned modem an office auditor, an in BIROS EYE PAUL'S 3OBNBST ASSORTED •HOZ. *700 c p I society’s “unbridled exaltation also be remov^ from its wall socket beige tone on three walls. A bright come .tax reviewer, and a )• OZ. PKO. Stay 'n Shape Yogurt ? 25* 'p m BA'TTER P K O . / J J Inside today Tasti Fries PKO. 3 '"‘<»* *1. Fish Fillet Jumbo Donuts 13 P A C K 99* S of sex” and said there was no and plugged into a socket provided at contrast is on the fourth Wall such as criminal investigator. For FLEBZER QUEEN - > LB. PKO. BUITONI Andover...... lo Ellington ...... 24 OBNBST Muenster Cheese S O L PK O . 83* I acceptable sexual activity out- the base of the patient’s bed to green or dark orange. Window thd last 17 years he was a 14 OZ. t u r k e y - TURKEY Q Q c I acan flS B *'*''''*•***'• °" RQ® Bolton...... 7, 10 F a m ily ...... n , 18 tnlreeScROQUETTES SALIS. STEAKlJiJ L B S a g n a MANICOTTI PKO. % facilitate a doctor’s examination. (Herald photo by Dunn) drapery will be a geometric figured special agent in the IRS in Raisin Bread LOAP 69* side marriage. Business...... 20 Hebron...... 7,24 CRBSTVIEW BUTTIRPARM HOWARD JOHNSON®" ' JENO'S Lite Line Cheese i'oz^ko 89* Wall night lights are designed to pattern. telligence division. • OZ. PK O . Classified____ 25-26 Kitchen...... n 2« OZ. LOAP 59* provide a soft light or a very low When the third floor is completed, During part of the recent Oatmeal Bread Toasties BLU e ITeI h IY PKO. 39* Cheese Pizza » o z p k o 89' LUSO, Angola -Soviet- Com ics...... 27 Obituaries ...... 14 Portable bed lamp King Smoothee Spread 29* light. patients from the second floor will be energy crisis. Harden was OAYLORD WHOLE KERNEL ------ALL---- VAR.------• 1$.S------OZ. PKO.-- backed forces supported by (Coventry ...... 5 S. Windsor...... 5 Brannola BreadARNOLo WAR 79* There is a small wall unit for plug moved there and work begun on the an auditor in the enforce Corn or Peas 4 pros M. Sara Lee Cupcakes 79 Blue Cheese 45* heavy artillery, Cuban soldiers Dear Abby...... 27 Sports___ 15-16-17 Charles J. Crocini, left, director of engineering services and Editorial ...... 4 Tolland...... 10 ins for compressed air, oxygen and second floor. The last area to be ment and compliance divi APPLE ...... ggc and Russian advisers captured assistant planner at Manchester Memorial Hospital, explains to E. Hartford...... 7 Vernon 3, 6, 12. 24 vacuum instruments. renovated will be the first floor of the sion of the Federal Energy V Table Talk *pie'______11this railroad town Wednesday Andre Marmen, hospital development director, the pin that will An intricate nurse call system has North wing. Visitors there may Administration. A. § in a battle on Angola’s eastern Today s Herald includes special adver- been Installed which permits a nurse permit a bed lamp in the renovated North Wing to be removed notice some of the ceiling tile is Harden and his family front. tisements by Downtown Manchester to answer a patient’s call while she is from its wall socket and inserted into a plug at the foot of the removed where duct work has live at 506 Forest St., East MANCHESTER PARKADE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER WEST MIDDIi TPKL attending a patient in another room. patient’s bed to provide better light for a doctor’s examination. already begun. Hartford. r \ PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., TTmrs., Jan. 15,1976 1 Lannan, assured of funds, . 1 : Fracchia will retire; Roggenkamp: Top salesman testimonial planned V e r n o n 725 L Wddte Tpk game of the Sailor Citizens are: The tradltioDal Sabbath meal will will recruit 7 p a t r o l m e n Lebero R. (Lee) Fracchia, who He also has served as a Little League Darid Roggenkamp, a member of Mary St. Louis 661; Joseph St. Louis be preceded by services at 6 p.m. To served as Manchester Manchester’s umpire and a chief of its staff of.$ TO Vernon Center Middle School 661; Ann Morrell 660; George Dean attend, call Sharon Jacobs or Donna MAMCHESm canine control officer for 29 years umpires. A catcher, he started 628; Almdta Stackhouse 628; and Feir. Assured by the Board of Directors directors he needs a |30,874 budget 0 ^ 9 has been awarded a |35 Savings sewer department; and a program before his recent retirement, will be playing baseball with the Ramblers Evelyn Kincman 928. Annual meeting that it will provide whatever funds he supplement to finish out the current director and recreation supervisor in Bond for being the salesman in a honored at a testimonial Feb. 6 at in the West Side League when when Thursday tournament winners needs if his department runs over its fruit sale conducted recently. The annual meeting of Union Supcriii ark<*ts fiscal year. Tuesday night, the direc the rec department. Willie’s Steak House. he was 16. He played softball and at w ere: Dorothea McCarthy 624; budget, Manchester Police Chief They postponed filling the position The prize was awarded by the Ver Congregational Church will be BONUS tors assured him the funds will be Fracchia, who was appointed to the one time sponsored a team in the Almeta Stackhouse 604; John Poggie Robert Lannan is starting im non Friends of Music, sponsor of the toni^t starting with a candlelight available to him and will be ap of inspMtor in the building depart post in 1947, was unlike many dog Robertson Park League. He was '579; and Ed Quinn 578. mediately to bring his force up to its ment. The vacant position of highway sale to benefit the school bands. dinner at 6:30. propriated as needed. wardens; he didn’t sit back and wait catcher with the Auxiliary Police H i^ individual scorer to date is SPECIALSI authorize stren^. Checks of $10 were presented to After dinner, a slide program will The directors have given the go- superintendent is expected to be for dogs to get out of line. On the job softball team and played in the John Poggie with 687; and high total He said Wednesday he is beginning Mary Beth Onwley, Sykes Band; be presented. During the business ahead also to filling vacant positions filled by the end of this month, 24 hours a day, he was often seen Police and Fire Department games scorer to date is Joseph Kincman the recruitment process for seven following an examination of eligible Becky Holt, Middle School Band; meeting annual reports will be heard of clerk in the police department, around town in his specially con and in the donkey softball games. with 12,498. new patrolmen, to be added within social services department, Linda Corey, high school freshman- and officers elected. applicants. structed dog warden truck, which Richard S. Olmsted and former Sisterhood dinner the next three months and to bring assessors office and building depart The board’s approval for filling the st^homore hand; and Lynn Harding Auxiliary meeting was p u rc h a ^ with funds out of his Police Chief James M. Reardon are The Sisterhood of the Congregation the department to its authorized ment; a lab director, water and vacancies followed information of the junior-senior band. Dobosz-Ertel-Laboc-Hansen Unit RIB END CEN TER CU T own income. co-chairmen for the testimonial. complement of 85—including given it by the various department Pinochle winners B’Nai Israel will present its annual 14 of the American Legion Auxiliary sewer technician and water treat He has also helped catch squirrels They are being assisted by John patrolmen and officers. Winners in the Jan. 6 pinochle Family Sabbath Dinner, Jan. 30. will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. ment manager in the water and heads. that have entered homes and rounded Baldyga and Lt. Richard Sartor of About 10 days ago, Lannan told the up stray cows, horses, turtles, the Manchester Police Department, snakes, cats, rats, geese, chickens, who are in charge of tickets and PORK 0 * 0 9 ducks and even a monkey. reservations. One of Manchester’s leading Reservations may be made by m ISt SS! Leber R. Fracchia fishermen, he has helped Boy Scouts calling the Police Department, 64^ CHOPS*!*: Town will hear Rooney appeal pass their fishing proficiency tests. 4555. FAMILY PAG COUNTRY STYLE PORK Asst. Town Manager Charles action. Lannan would not explain the Rooney is a graduate of McCarthy said today either he or incident which led to the action, and Manchester High' School and served Moffett requests Wa'ra grtbably •M*/ Town Manager Robert Weiss soon The Herald’s attempts to contact in the Army for four years. He POLICE REPORT a l t (mhliiMd bMovio wnlilw will conduct an appeals hearing Rooney have been unsuccessful. worked as a mail carrier in evaluation of PORK «4a o requested by Manchester Policeman The demotion, which followed two Manchester before joining the police 84 many tHitr.ftotiig SPARE proposed merger A rrests made or summonses jumping from her out-of-control Brian Rooney, who was demoted hearings conducted by Lannan in late force. rtaiiy ayprociit# yttir from se^eant to patrolman Jan. 6. December, was apparently the first WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Toby issued by Manchester Police in- automobile on Love Lane, authorities such action in local police depart eluded: said today. byiiiMis. . . W4 IOVl| CHOPS*! : *!® T McCarthy said the hearing, to be Moffett, D-Conn., said he will ask the MBS scheduled within two weeks, is the ment history. Justice Department today for its • Gregory N. Miller, 21, of East Police said Ms. Cobb was rushed to caua# ytu took Hm j Hartford, charged Wednesday night the hospital after the 6:30 p.m., one-, a first step for appeals under the Rooney has reportedly retained evaluation of the competitive impact Nmt and trtwUa ta legal counsel for the appeals hearing. of the proposed merger of the Hart with breach of peace and criminal car accident. She was given PisbvySoL «miTMC0Mii$74ir«Mi! town’s contract with the Manchester visit awr rathar hag* Police Union. Rooney, who lives in Bolton, has ford Times and the Hartford Courant attempt to commit assault with a emergency room treatment and Police Chief Robert Lannan con been with the police department F i r e calls newspapers. motor vehicle. Police said the released from the hospital. heiard laHiil avtlal far| since September 1962. He had been a charges, lodged on a Common Pleas Police said Ms. Cobb was driving a firmed the demotion Tuesday but Moffett said he is neither surplus and oalva|a ma^ said only that it was a disciplinary sergeant since March 1969. “contesting nor supporting” the Court 12 arrest warrant, stem from a on Love Lane near Center St. when Manchester chandlsa fram iniuianca { proposed sale of the Times to the Dec. 20 domestic incident on her car went out of control, skidded, WITH COUPON HSnitTS FBK MSCUITS I Wednesday, 2:38 p.m. —Water flow " AnAnaoOD TUBiiTHHU JAMJAN. 17 _-Aaia ONI a COUFON s m ia a m m MW i i aAoiaiw FAMH.V £■ | Courant by the New Haven Register Imperial Dr. Court date is Jan. 26. and was heading for a utility pole. To campanlat, raliraad sal* alarm at Manchester Shopping Parkade; avoid the collision, Ms. Cobb jumped I 'COUPON "■■■"■■■■■ nI Corp., but wants to know what might • Daniel Cowden, 30, of Hartford, vega, bankruptcy caurts^ no fire (Town). charged Wednesday afternoon with from the car, police said. Wednesday, 3:04 p.m. —Water problem be the impact of the merger on Committee starts planning third-degree burglary, after police She was hurt when she hit the pave ate., ate. at 109 Strawberry Lane (Town). smaller newspapers. DIXIE received reports of a man entering a ment, authorities said. The car con for Bicentennial parade Wednesday, 6:55 p.m. —Water problem The merger has been protested by at 112 Battista Rd. (Town). Connecticut newspaper publishers in home on Tolland Tpke. Police said tinued moving, missed the utility Wednesday, 7:50 p.m. —Dumpster fire Manchester, Meriden, Bristol and Cowden was apprehended while pole, and stopped in a snowbank, DISPENSER I free DISPEHSER " Nearly 100 people were on hand Application forms and entry forms at Robertson School, 45 N. ^ h ool St. New Britain. The Justice Depart walking on the road. Court date is police said. The car wasn’t damaged. WITH COUPON WHh 3-o l Guds I ■ WITH i-oa. CUPS IWVME1S B HM w« a niui_ ^ wgn g aoop t h n u j a n . i r - o n . : Wednesday night to begin (Eighth District). Feb. 3. were distributed for those groups ment is almost ready to issue an opi Thefts reported to police preparations for Manchester’s South Windsor • Gregory U. Ratti, 22, of East wishing to enter a float in the parade. nion on the anti-trust aspects of the Wednesday included ,$68 worth of Bicentennial Parade scheduled for Wednesday, 7:16 p.m. —Fire in Hartford, charged Wednesday night A A . wmnmeoiwutTjiFiReRislI Participants wertf urged to reserve merger requested Oct. 6 by the New clothing stolen from a laundry room June 12. The rain date is June 13. washing machine at 96 Greenfield Dr. with speeding and driving while his trucks or flatbed vehicles as soon as Haven Register Corp. at a W. Middle Tpke. apartment Sweet life Parade Chairman Wally Irish Tolland County license was suspended. Court date is possible if they wish to be able to be building. BWFIlielWE Tibu) opened the meeting at Manchester Wednesday, 12:9 p.m. —Gasoline Feb. 3. in the parade. Driver Stricken High School by saying that the com The next meeting on the parade washdown on M le Hill Rd., Vernon (Ver • Gary J. Martin, 20, of 15K Forest SUGAR * ® “ * " " mittee’s goal was “to have as good a will be Jan. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the non). CROMWELL (UPI) - Paul H. St., charged with third-degree 8 9 .S IK A R » 89^ i Skating tonight WITH COUPON parade as we had for the Army and Navy Club. Slides will be Berger, 68, of Cromwell, died burglary in connection with a 9 OOOD THRO JAN. 17 - ONB COUFON FIR FAMH.V ! l sesqulcentennial.’’ Wednesday when his car hit another Tuesday night burglary at Mott’s ■■ "co u p o i^ "* " shown of professionally constructed The return of cold weather has There were 36 floats in the 1973 car that was stopped for a traffic Shop-Rite Supermarket on E. Middle ^ MTITNSeNraiMTJlfWMKjl patriotic floats to give participants brought back skating to Charter Oak parade, and the committee hopes light, police said. Berger apparently Tpke. Court date hasn’t been set. a ideas for their own entries. Park, Union Pond Annex, and Center that even more will be entered in this Float entries have to be approved suffered a heart attack at the wheel. WHITE Barbara J. Cobb, 25, of East Hart Springs Pond. year’s parade. by March 24. ford was treated at Manchester There will also be hockey at the Memorial Hospital Wednesday night Center Springs Annex. Hours are 3 6 9 ^ i l t e r 6 9 « Theater Schedule for minor injuries she received after p.m. to 9 p.m. EGGS WITH COUPON W w I OOOD THRU JAN. 1 7 -. ONI COUFON F tR FAMH.V || There is no skiing and no coasting. ■iwwcoupoir ■■ ""■ ■ "■ '■ ■ I M HA changes meeting dale Thursdey For information on winter sports ADVENTURE! WTR T « GOWM I $741 NHNMK ! Showcase Cinema 3 — Burnside 2 — “They Shoot supervised by the Recreation FUN! SECURITY! Vernon Cinema 1 — "Grizz Horses Don’t They?” 7:00; Department, phone 643-4700. Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. in ly Adams” 7:00-9:00 "Hustle” 7:20-9:40 It's axciting to probe about Our olmotphtre it Casual -The Manchester Housing third Wednesday of each Showcase Cinema 4 — "Downhill Races” 9:10 '»Wa yron't let yevwMka • Cinema 2 — “3 Days of Con this Mad Marchondisa Authority will conduct its MHA offices at 24 Bluefield month, at 7:30 p.m. at the “Killer EUte” 7:15-9:45 UA East 1 - "Blackbird” dnd''
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COMPLETE SET • SLEEVELESS SWEATERS E w y tnontfi WMkin'f gMw mpty. quilted mattreM plus • LEISURE SUITS Use Bank UiiE»MtHmRD 100 •MokMt, fra*. ( 1100 ★ PRE-INVENTORY SHOW SALE ★ out CwWIcM* — goM kwwO. « L h 646-2363h ^ ./ . A PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn- Thur»., Jan. 15,1976 MANCHESTCT EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com.. Thurt., Jan. 13.1976- PAGE NWE W orkshop Area police report ^ COVENTRY Vernon Police are investigathiKthe Mark'R. Martin, 18, South St., complaint of a 19-year-dkt Vernon does job Coventry was charged this morning woman who said she was taitchiking with delivery of Uquor to minors at 1:20 a.m. today, was picked iq> tif after complaint was received by a white mate driving an older model for bank police from the principal of Coventry car apd'lie refused to let her off High School. wta^'she requested. Police said the principal caU^ . ’'^ U ce said the woman said the The 60 handicapped clients at the saying there iras a suspicious ( driver took her to the Bolton Rd. area Manchester Sheltered Workslx^ are Uie grounds picking up sgidchts and where she attempted to get out of the working on a special nudling project leav^ the grounds idtathem. car several times before finally for the Savings Bank of Manchester. Police stopped .the car a short time mcceedlng. She ran to a nearby EVBnmmiG's IN later and found four minors in it borne and the driver drove off. along with Martin. Police said Police said they are not diacoun- This is one of a variety of subcon ting the possibility there may be tract jobs the clients ^rform for farther investigation showed the minors had been consuming alcholic some connection bdween this inci EASYRiACH local industry. Skills involved in the dent and an incident that happened jobs include assembly, disassembly, beverages allegedly purchased by Martin. on the grounds of Rodtvilte High packaging, salvage, wiring and Martin was released on his Sdiool test wedi when a woman was filing. General Electric 13£ cu.ff. promise to a { ^ r in Common Pleas forced into a car at gunpoint. Court 19, Rockville, Feb. 11. Police cautioned hltchikers to VERNON refrain from traveling this way due RrtHgerator-Freezer Subcontract work helps the clients to Uie dangers. ______Zero4)8gw^ Section has 3.79 cluftcapACItyl I in the development of general work Donald HaU, 37, of UO W. Main St., habits and attitudes necessary for Rockville was charged Wednesday successful employment: with bread) of peace. Police said tte arrest was made SOUTH WINDSOR after an investigatlim of a distur - E r ic Ahltn, of Canton, was General Electriciis A successful workshop program is bance at Clark’s bar on W. Main St. charged Wednesday with violation of dependent on community support and Hall was released on a fiSO non a town ordinance after police found You may ontor ttw modott I involvement, says Norman Fendell, •ho«tn, through uo, your surety bond for appearance in court he was soliciting without a town per the workshop’s director. the-line Freezer tronchtood Oonorol Hoetrlo in Rockville, Feb. 4. mit. GE 11.S eu. n. UPRIGHT FREEZER has 4 refrigorated surfacea Includ Interim jai alai operation proposed ONjTOMEIIY^ ing 3 shelves; big, convenient door QET OUR storage, adjustable temperature / OtiVICf A LOW PRICES! control, bulk-storage racki Keeps HARTFORD (UPI) - losing $100,000 a month last month within a week of sion announced Wednesday livtirrwMiRi^H everything easy to see and reach, Officials of the scandal- because it must pay handy as books on a ahelfl th e planned opening that World Jai Alai of players under contract and WNC plagued Bridgeport Jai because of the scandal. Miami, Inc., will open a Alai are considering asking other costs — had Us Meanwhile, the state fronton in Hartford May 15. outsiders to run the arena gaming license revoked Special Revenue Commis until it can be sold. United General Electric No-Frest Press International has learned. The plan to set up a trust Refrigerator-Freezer with the arrangement to operate Helps reduce power consumption QE l i t eu. ft NO-FROST the $15 million fronton was Liberty Bell in new home REFRIQERATOR-FREEZER PI,. 6 4 6 - 0 7 SM and operating cost! only wide. M * high among various proposals Betty Ford gets her first look at the Liberty Bell in its new home across the street from Among the many value features on this new GE re OenerouR 4.30 cu. ft. zero- under consideration, frigerator freezer is a unique "Power Saver Switch". degree freezer. Refrigerator sources said, although the O U S l Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Mrs. Ford was in town to dedicate a new statue at the section hat 4 shelves, twin Rip it to "D r y " when the humidity is low. That turns Permalon slide-out crispers. arena can’t open until it Federal Courthouse. (UPI photo) off the heaters that prevent moisture from forming removable 18-egg bin, large on the outside during periods of high humidity. twin dairy compartments, regains its gambling per 7. 2 full width door shelves. Leave it on "H um id " only when air in the home is Separate temperature mit. -P -C o A T S -NAit DKIf J4cw ns noticeably humid, or when moisture is seen on the controls for each section - ARny f £ ilo onc(feTS-F‘-i6*»r w cK trs AND new Power Saver Switch! I Attorney Louis I. outside surface. - S noaIcEL p A «ftS % OFF ALL CLOCKS Gladstone, lawyer for the C° - down t Di fk.Lep Hu4/riN6- fronton, declined to con ______jA c u r s Energy conservation d-UVftV This Thurs., Fri., Sat firm or deny the report ob -twiuuirte »*ens -**•, legislation proposed tained Wednesday from of -gtrtijtit- loj j •THirtr^L ufie(jtJe*n. -z**® ****** ficial sources close to the — py*!-** It A Jtltim % •HCKnAN -» hVHHM B0«Tf matter. Other jai alai of f u r s were those: _^_'-ST«gi*ijr»FS.(K6t£S-Co«OS . HARTFORD (UPI) - ficials were not im — Requiring an energy A l r j r -jLfUlV SHi«rs -COMWtRet Rep. Russell L. Post Jr., mediately available for Mwuir/b impact statement on all ______C'^iteM.Ar s u t /TStctmid TjHeWifWdW R-Canton, has proposed B.D. PEARLr t f i n i . &S0N comment. commercial or industrial legislation that would 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. Clients of the Manchester Sheltered'Workshop are sorting, stuf The fronton—reportedly reward consumers using construction. fing and sealing envelopes for the Savings Bank of Manchester smaller amounts of elec — Establishing insulation tricity or those using it at standards in other energy PHONE 643-2171 on a special project. Leo Rowe, rear, a volunteer, helps to dis hours when the demand is saving modifications in the tribute the material as Mrs. Jean McElraevy, president of the lightest. building code. "Quality ServIcB and Ganulna Parts SInca 19411" Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens, supervises the Post Wednesday said his — Requiring architects activity. (Herald photo by Pinto) proposal for “life line to consider the energy im Notice To All Friends And Customers... pricing” would give lower pact of their projects. rates to those customers “The energy issue is still with us ... and neglect of who used less power. A t* BOYS GIRLS M Jerseys, large group • Jerseys, Sweaters, and • Slacks ’n Sets,5, large group Blouses, large group SUOOR • Pajamas • Dresses • Robes \ Harrison’s Stationers Gloves, Mittens and Hats • Pajamas OFFICE SUPPLIES • EQUIPMENT - BUSINESS PRODUCTS TliartWifeaai ilirrti YOU CAN BB SURB AT SHOOB*S • Gloves, Mittens and Hats established 1945 MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 • Tolephon* (203) 646-7272 $17 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Plus Many Other Unadvertised Items! MANCHKTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherer, Conn,, Thun.. Jan. 15,1978- PAGE Rt.ItVEW PAGE TEN - MANCHliSTEH EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Jan. 15.1976 YWCA groups From Your plan meetings Arey-Dostoletr School milk price rises Nutmeg Branch of the Hartford N eighbor’s Region YWCA will begin two Debra Dean Dostoler of Auburn, Andover children are asked not to ,drive for Feb. 21. The Fiber GUtss Belted “Consciousness-Raising” groups Mass, and Bruce Duncan Arey of scouts will not solicit T ir e s Manchester were married Noy. 8 at DONNA HOLLAND tape torn pages, loose By Vivian Ferguson Jan. 26 fitmi 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and house-to-house. Anyone the Greendale People’s ChuriA of Due to a raise in price pockets or date slips on Sears Feb. 2 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the having papers is asked to Worcester, Mass. from the supplier of milk library books. They are Community Y, N. Main St. call Jim Kilduff, 7^^8566. The bride is the daughter of Mr. to Andover Elementary asked to have their The groups will continue to meet^ Papers may also be and Mrs. Robert F^ Dostoler of School, the cost of milk children tell the library on consecutive Mondays, and an'^ drof^ed at the Andover Auburn, Mass. The bridegroom is the will be 7 cents for children volunteers about the experienced group leader will serve Congregational Church the son of Idr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Arey and 14 cents for adults damage. as facilitator in each group. More in day of the drive. of 133 White St. effective immediately. The Andover Boy Scouts formation may be obtained by calling The Rev. Lyndall Jackson of the Parents of school have scheduled a paper the YWCA office, 647-1437. Church of Christ in Worcester of ficiated. Miss Lynn ’Thompson was organist. The church was decorated Ski club goes to Loon wiUi daisies and chrysanthemums in fall colors. Bolton Sunday. and Roger Titus, industrial Menus ’The bride, given in marriage by There wili be 42 club arts teacher. her father, wore a gown of white DONNA HOLLAND members participating. organza trimmed with white silk 646-0375 Gub officers are Paul The group will be staying Griffin, president, Laura appliqued daisies. Her nylon tulle Bolton High School ski at the Beacon Motel which School chapel-length veil was attached to a club has scheduled a Walsh, vice president, has an indoor swimming Chris Carpenter, Cafeteria menus which will be princess crown. The gown was weekend trip to Loon pool and a sauna. Sale Prices Start As Low ASu served in Manchester Public Schools, adorned with a cameo handed down Mountain in New treasurer, and Susan Mur Club advisors are Joseph dock, secretary. Jan. 19-23, are as follows: by h e r great, great, great Hampshire Friday through Fleming, principal of BHS, Monday: Cubed beef patty with grandmother. She carried a colonial gravy, whipped potato, buttered bouquet of white daisies, stephanotis, carrots, bread, butter, milk, pears. and baby’s breath. School to hold open house Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll, Miss Sharon Frick of Worcester baked beans, cole slaw, milk, brow was maid of honor. Tolland Valentine dance Feb. 14 at por tickets call Betty nie pudding. Bridesmaids were Miss Denise An open house and the Sacred Heart Church, skelley or Linda A78-13 Black- (Herald photo by Pinto) Wednesday: Creamed chicken on Dostoler and Miss Gloria Dostoler, demonstration class will be Rt. 30, Vernon from 9 p.m. McDonnell. Tables are wall plus F.E.T. The proper cutlery makbs food preparation easier. buttered noodles,\buttered peas, both of Auburn, Mass., the bride’s at the Hans Christian to t available for reservation. bread, butter, milk, peanut butter sisters; and Miss Pamela Faucher of Andersen Montessori cookie, applesauce. Paxton, Mass. Mr.and Mrs. Bruce D. Arey School, Jan. 25 from 12:30 • 2 Fiber Glass Belts Help Keep A few years ago, r or slicing tomatoes. Again, Thursday: Lasagna with meat Douglas Arey of Baldwinville, to 3:30 p.m. at the school learned how to cut and I like my skinny knife sauce, tossed salad, bread, butter, Mass., the bridegroom’s cousin, was Michael Roseen of North Grafton, inn in North Oxford, Mass. on Goose Lane. Tread Flat on the Road for Stability chop with a professional which is also nice for split milk, ice cream. best man. Ushers were Paul Rojko of Mass., the bride’s cousin, was ring After a wedding trip to Niagara Fathers of present and chef’s knife. I wish I had ting rolls. One basic disad Friday: Orange juice, toasted South Hadley, Mass., Michael Kallet bearer. ^ Falls, N.Y. and New York City, the prospective students are • 2 Polyester Cord Plies help Give know this years ago. Such a vantage in a serrated blade cheese sandwich, jellied cranberry of Great Neck, L.I., N.Y., and A reception was held at Richard’s couple are residing in Worcester. invited. Besides the chance a Smooth and Comfortable Ride time-saver. is that there is no way to salad, milk, vanilla pudding wiUi Kenneth Lindberg of Worcester. to observe a Montessori Prior to this knowledge, sharpen it. peach sauce. classroom, there will be FUNERAL HOME ^ QlJkS8 28,000 MUe Warranty I spent hours with a small If you have a knife made tinfe to talk to the director Eitahliihed 1874 • Four GeneraUon$ of Service knife cutting one slice of a of carbon steel that is not and members of the board 142 East Center Street, Manchester ' 646-5310 D y n ag lass B elted 28 R e g u la r SALE vegetable after another, stainless, you may one day of trustees. B lack w all P ric e PRICE F.E.T. my thumb lined from the find it rusted if you have Refreshments will in A78-13 S36 26.97 1.77 knife cuts and brown with not cleaned it immediately clude cookies baked by the stains. It is so very simple or have left it in the dis- children. The snow date, if E78-14 S43 31.97 2.32 that I have taught many hrack without drying it needed, will be Feb. 8. To The organization for the F78-14 $46 34.47 2.47 ladies since then. right away. Don’t be learn more, call the school, Sears Highway Passenger Tire Warranty It is difficult to describe alarmed and don’t throw it Full Warranty for 10% of Mileage Spaclfltd 875-1590. handicapped is seeking If you do nut recvivv 10% of miles specified because of G78-14 $49 36.67 2.62 — much easier to learn away. Keep some metal your lire becoming unserviceable due to failure apparently Junior women relating to the maU'rial or workmanship, normal road when demonstrated. One poli^ on himd — the kind donations to be sold at hazards or tread wearout, replacement or refund i^ll be G78-15 $50 37.47 2.69 The Tolland Junior made, upon return, with no charge for mileage received. simply grasps the handle that is all-purpose. With a Woman’s Club will con Limited Warranty H78-15 $52 38.97 2.92 with one hand using the very small amount of its tag sale at the If you do not receive the total miles specified because of tinue story hours for your tire becoming unserviceable due to failure apparently other hand atop the lower cleaning, your knife will be children aged three relating to the material or workmanship, normal road Whitewalls Available At Simiiar Savings shiny and new-looking B & C Flea Market hazards or tread wearout: we winwill eichangeeicnange itu upon return, tip of the blade. Then, with through eight, at the for* a new lire or give you a- refund- r. -j-L. charging------n in either eithi case, again. only the proportion of the then current selling priprice plus a rocking motion you can Tolland Public Library Federal Ezeise_ __ Tax . . that repreaenls epTesenls mileage uuaed. No Trade-in Required! In the picture above, corner of Hartford Road Nail punctures will be repaired at no charge. chop as finely as you like. from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. If you view . the two- there is a knife with a hole The story hours this and Pine Street FREE • Mounting • Rotation handled curved knife in the for hanging. ’This is an all month will be Saturday and photo and envision how you purpose cleaver. It is a Jan. 31. They will consist of Sat. & Sun. might use it, you will get heavy instrument and stories read aloud, a craft donors may bring items the same general idea. there-in lies its value. You project, and refresh Our Best 4-Ply CLOSEOVT! ^When cutting, the left can chop through bones as ments. The club is assisted there or call hand holds the food. One well as your butcher. It by the Tolland Girl Scouts. Polyester Tires Dynaglass-Belted uses the four fingers as a can be used for pounding 646-7786 marker with the thumb meat by.using the flat side. Jan. 20 the club will spon 18,000 Mile Warranty tucked backwards so you Some chefs like to chop sor “Men’s Night’’ when we will pick them up Radials don’t chop off your finger with this knife. I prefer the the husbands will be in Prices Start As nail or Uie thumb itself. chef’s knife. vited. The meeting will SAVE 30% Sliding the knife back and The double-handled rounded blade came from start at 8 p.m. at the The above apace la available to your group on a FIRST COMS FIRST Low As... forth on the cutting board, Savings Bank of Tolland. SERVRD BASIS to publldzs community aarvica programa, through the A78-13 to 40% you can cut even slices of Italy. If you like this .courteay ol WatKIna. Call Mra. Janice Lopes at The Herald between Bernard Spears, a hyp t1-12 a.m. Monday lor Thursday's ad. Please phone 643-2711... Blackwall Hurry, some sizes and quantities anything in no time at all. gadget, you can chop on a notist, will be the guest 99 Dynaply 18 are limited! Available at most Recently, in visiting a cutting board or inside a speaker. round wooden bowl, as my plusF .E .T . Sears stores. friend, we talked about this The club will sponsor a system. She had trouble grandmother did. A with her knife. It just could similar instrument can be not be sharpened. I tried purchased here in any good and did a little better but I kitchen department. suddenly realized what was A few simple precautions wrong. in working with knives, The knife was made of most especially if there are S A V E 1 7 % stainless steel. Now, at little ones around. As with “Four Indoor Wonderhnd of Plant$—/” first thought that the the handles of pans, don’t Fast, Low sounds marvelous. 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Fit most American-made cars. professionals use. 1 must this hors d’oeuvre. She confess that I use the takes the heaviest knife in sharpener on my electric the weaker hand and she SHER r/iV- WILLIAMS can-opener to very good can really go to town. PRICES SLASHED 981 Main $t. In Downtown Manchester SAVE M pr* • • Sears Best, SteadyRiders, Reg.$12.99.... 10*97 ea. advantage. Shrimp Balls ' Don’t ever think that a 1 lb. unshelled raw shrimp ^ • •OVER OVER 40 40 STORES STORES dull iuiife is safer than a 10 water chestnuts chopped I I D T” SAVE *3 .6 3 a case SAVE 31% sharp one. Dull knives slip 1 tablespoon cornstarch W I i ______• ONE STOP SHOPPING WALLPAPER SALE! SAVE *3 far more readily. More 1 teaspoon dry sherry • ONE STOP SHOPPING Sears All- cuts are gleaned from a Vz teaspoon salt 12-jft. Battery Sears Oil dull blade than a sharp one. egg, slightly beaten • PLENTY OF FREE 25 to 50% OFF! 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Wheel Alignment Sears Heavy-Duty A discussion of knives Heat enough oil for deep- DISCONTINUED A could fill pages. ’There are fat frying to 350 degrees. PAINTING SAVE *6 Aluminized three knives which I con Form mixture into balls ARTIST (small ones as appetizers, MISTAKE a SMI-I win Inspect and ndjnst your steering sider basic to the kitchen. system Mufflers Most of us will own a about the size of walnuts if TOOLS • Then align iront end; easier, camber, toe- for a main dish). Deep fry, o n c h e /( e r BOOKS paring knife. The knife I PAINT in, toe-out are all corrected Installed 1 • use the most is the chef’s a few at a time, until • For mostAmerican-madeesrs; parts knife, the largest one in the golden brown. Drain in extra it necessary. Air conditioned cars 25% OFF! 25% OFF! photo. The slimmer paper towels and serve *4.00 ___ S3 extra Available At Larger Sears Retail Stores narrow knife is the second with sweet and sour sauce. one that is always in daily Note: 14 cup chopped onion use. A chef would use the may be added for ad o r k o d ^ big knife for cutting raw ditional flavor. This recipe ‘ ODDS ^^ MANCHESTER s t o r e h o u r s meat but I like that narrow may be made with 12-13 25 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE ounces of any heavy-bodied SatiafactioH Ouarantetd or Your Motiay Back M O N . - SAT. lo - 9 P.M. one. Sears WEST HARTFORD From the basic three, fish, such as halibut or had A Shopping Tradition Since 1956” ttAis. aoasocK AND ca you will have your own pet dock in place of shrimp. & ENDS’ 51*4.00 preferences. You may like Balls may also be used in a serrated knife for bread soup. ■«7 W "w n L PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchoter. Conn., Thura., Jan. IS. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester Conn., Thnrs., Jan. 15, 1976- PAGE TmRTEEW. Clinic planned Edwin Edwards named HARTFORD (UPI) - Today sent a letter to various groups and in been set as a holiday. Vernon Parker urges should be a state holiday because it is dividuals urging legislation making “As I reflect on the life and to national VFW post the birthday of the late Dr. Martin Jan. 15 a holiday. ' leadership of Dr. King, this year of The Vision and Hearing Clinic Jan. 24 run by the holiday honoring Luthur King Jr., according to He said recent revelations the FBI the bicentemiial celebration is un Greater Vernon Jaycees and the Jaycee Wives will be for — Raaio/haek----- Treasurer Henry E. Parker. had tried to discredit King “in iquely appropriate to honor him and Edwin M. Edwards of 38 chief of staff of the pre-school children only. Dr. Me L, King Paricer, the state’s highest elected creased the magnitude of the in simultaneously revitalize our moral Wells St. has been ap- Military Order of Owties The free clinic will conclude Jaycee Week. black official, said Wednesday he had justice” that King’s birthday had not spirit,” he said. It will be at the Vernon Center Middle School from 10 pointed deputy supreme of the VFW. a.m. to 3 p.m. Examinations will be given by appoint ment only. Edwards, who has For appointments call Mrs. Fern Rabinowitz, 872-4846 served as state grand com- or Mrs. Susan Breslau, 872-3242. mander and as quartermaster-adjutant of JANUARY MMKDOWNSI Ue order, is a past com TIMELY PRICE CUTS PLUS SELECTED NEW AND REGULAR ITEMS SOLD ONLY BY THE SHACK' Rockville Hospital notes mander of the local Silk / k N OBRI C E R li^ Worm Pup Tent. He is also chairman of veterans ser CHOICEST MEATS BO nO M ROUND Admitted Sunday: Linda Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland; N BW F O R ^ vices for Manchester Argraves, Somers; Mariiyn Josephine Opalacz, Lodge of Elks, and Callahan, Enfield; Karoli Wethersfield; Marion IMMR WITH THIS COUPON IN TOWN Farris, Bancroft Rd., Sullivan, Warehouse Point; veterans graves custodian ROAST Rockviile; John Fisher, Mrs. Wanda Zalewa and son, for the town of Nutmeg Lane, East Hartford; Stafford Springs; Mona Manchester. He has served U8DA CHOICE Nancy Foss, Brooklyn St., Zimmerman, Hartford Tpke., the VFW in many posts on USDA CHOKE Rockville; Dennis McManus, Rockville. S A V E »70 5 0 ^ O F F the local, state level and Eastvlew Dr., Rockville; EYE ROUND ROAST Admitted Tuesday: Charles national level. 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Quish Chandler and William Chandler, both of MCC Relays will be great for town, The funeral of John Joseph Quish of Rockville; his mother, Mrs. Mary Glastonbury, formerly of Manchester, Chandler of Rockville; and two sisters, Torbes 1/^Uace who died Tuesday in Hartford Hospital, is Mrs. Susan Hahn of Rockville and Mrs. Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the John F. Anita Tamburrino of Colchester. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., The funeral is tonight at 8 at the Newington Memorial Funeral Home, 20 600 athletes slated to take part with a Mass at St. Dunstan’s Church, Manchester Rd., Glastonbury, at 10. Bonair Ave. Burial will be in Fairview Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. Cemetety at the convenience of the fami- By EARL YOST the idea of staging the relays was Amateur Athletic Union, the winners,” he added. ly- Friends may call at the funeral home Sports Editor first suggested by Christie McCor National Collegiate Athletic Union The meet’s outstanding male and Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. "It has monumental poten mick, a college trustee. and the American Federation of female athletes will receive Christie tonight from 7 to 9. “I’ve contacted high schools, College Track and Field. McCormick trophies. A number of tial,” Pat Mistretta said Mrs. Cornelius R. Foley colleges and clubs throughout New The two-day events will start local merchants have donated over 30 Edwin C. Scott Sr. yesterday. England and their reaction has been prizes. Special Bicentennial T-ihirts The funeral of Mrs. Cornelius R. Foley Saturday, June 26 with a 12-mile AAU Edwin C. Scott Sr., 83, of 30F Am will be presented to all who place. of 49 Scarborough Rd., who died Tuesday Tt’ refers to the first an just great,” Mistretta added. championship cross country run plus bassador Dr. died Tuesday after apparent Meet director will be Dave Kelley, a three-mile race. Five divisions are Twenty-two relays are scheduled, night at home, is Friday at 10 a.m. from nual Manchester Community ly suffering a heart attack while driving track and cross country coach at planned for the U-mlle distance and plus 42 individual events, plus two the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. College Relays scheduled June on the Silas Deane Highway in East Catholic High, with Will four divisions for the shorter run. special elementary school relay Center St., with a concelebrated Mass at 26-27 at the college campus and Wethersfield. Ti^^e<8a/e Duscheaneau of Coventry High and Both events will be for men and races. St. Jam es Church at 10:30. Her son, the According to police, Scott was driving Wigrelt Track at Manchester George Suitor of Manchester High women over specially designated There will be a small entry fee for Rev. Richard L. Foley of St. Louis, Mo., north on the highway about8:50 p.m. when High’s Memorial Field. assistant directors. areas laid out by Mistretta, Barry all events and a nominal admission will be the principal celebrant. his car veered off the road and plowed Outstanding track coaches and of Sheckley, former MCC cro^s country will be charged spectators for the se Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. “It’s just going to be great for the through several snow banks. The car then ficials have ^ n contacted and have coach, and Dick Williams^ current cond day program. Mrs. Foley formerly taught in Town of Manchester and the drove across several lawns before hitting signified their willingness to assist in MCC cross country coach. Many of the East’s leading college Manchester elementary schools and at St. college,” Mistretta explained to a a utility pole. He was alone in the car, making the relays a success. “Sunday’s competition will be a and club runners, not in the Olympic Jam es School. group of 25 interested community police said. CHATHAM NORTH STAR® METEOR® and area leaders at a luncheon Lindy Remigino, former Olympic spectator-type' event with qualifying competition, are expected to com An autopsy is, being performed today by yesterday at the campus. Gold Medal winner, will head the races in the morning and the cham pete. Mrs. Gladys R. Martin the Hartford County medical examiners ACRYLIC BLANKET SAVINGS! “It’s an Olympic year and the judges with Bill Kelleher, University pionship finals from 2 to 4 in the The spade work has been done by Mrs. Gladys Risley Martin of Hartford, office to determine the exact cause of Bicentennial year and the response of Connecticut track coach, the afternoon,” Mistretta said. Mistretta and his hardworking com formerly of Manchester and Vernon, died death. I’ve received has been enthusastic,” referee. “ We expect more than 600 athletes mittee. ’There is mOch work ahead Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital, Hart Mr. Scott was born in Wakefield, Mass., Mistretta said. The relays have been officially to be competing. Bicentennial but the relays are out of the starting ford. She was the widow of Lester W. Mar and lived in the greater Hartford area CHRISTIE McCORMICK The MCC director of athletics said sanctioned by the Connecticut medallions will be presented to the block and well on the road to success. DAVE KELLEY tin. most of his life. He was an Army veteran of World Wars I and II. He was a former 66x90”9.99 TWIN SIZE, REG. 14.00 Mrs. Martin was born in Manchester member of the Governor’s Foot Guard. and lived in Vernon for more that 50 years Acrilan ® acrylic fibers are Fiberwoven ® before moving to Hartford two years ago. He was a partner in Scott and Joyce, Inc., Hartford. He was a member of the to a cellular layer of foam for warmth and She was a direct descendent of Richard durability. Nylon bound on two sides. In Risley, one of the founders of Hartford. national board of directors of the Op Collins leads 76ers She was a graduate of South Manchester ticians Guild and in 1971 received the “ Op solid shades of red, white, royal blue, yel low or brown. All machine washable! Pacers 115, Squires 99 High School and Skidmore School of Arts, tician of the Year” award from the Thoughts ApLENty NEW YORK (UPI) - Doug Collins Elsewhere in the NBA, Washington Colonels 121, Spurs 115 National Optical Guild. Billy Keller scored 22 points, in now Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, 80x90" full size, reg. 16.00 ...... 11.99 won his duel against Pete Maravich beat Cleveland, 92-88; Seattle edged Marv Roberts scored 25 points, 15 He is survived by a son, Edwin C. Scott cluding five three-point field goals, to N.Y. She formerly taught home 90x90" queen size, reg. 20.00...... 15.99 By Len Auster Wednesday night and helped put the Atlanta, 112-110; New York defeated of them in a third quarter Kentucky economics in Alabama and Hartford and, Jr. of West Hartford; five grandchildren 108x90" king size, reg. 23.00 ...... 18.99 Philadelphia 76ers back into a first Houston, 107-103, in overtime, and lead the Pacers to their 10th straight 5 blitz, to spark the Colonels to a come- and a great-grandchild. win over Virginia. Mike Jackson at one time, was manager of the Rockville place Atlantic Division tie with the Kansas City stopped Boton, 106-101. from-behlnd win. paced the Squires with a game-high High School cafeteria. Before she retired The funeral is Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Giving it a whirl Boston Celtics. In the ABA, Indiana whipped several years ago, she was employed at Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. Collins, the sparkplug of the 76ers, Virginia, 115-99, and Kentucky 30 points. While past efforts have been futile it’s about time this corner tries to fill the Aetna Life and Casualty, Hartford. Main St., West Hartford. Burial will be at and Maravich, the Pistol in New topped San Antonio, 121-115. role as proposticator for Sunday’s Super Bowl X between the defending She was a member of Union the convenience of the family. Orleans’ run-and-gun offense, are Bullets 92, CavB 88 champion Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys. Congregational Church of Rockville. There are no calling hours. among the best young guards in pro Back-to-back baskets by Elvin Many people might think it’s an easy choice but it shouldn’t be. Dallas un Survivors are a son, Roger E. Martin of The family suggests that any memorial Hayes and Wes Unseld in the final der the new playoff system becomes the first wildcard club to gain the basketball. Manchester grapplers Keene, N.H. ; two brothers, John S. Risley gifts may be made to Prevention of Wednesday was Collin’s night in IVi-minutes gave the Bullets the vic National Football Leape finals. Few remember that the Kansas City Chiefs of Vernon and Welles N. Risley of East Blindness, Box 2020, Madison, 06443. their duel. Collins scored 24 points tory and moved them IVi-games COLONIAL QUILTING COTTON took the whole shebang back in 1970 after finishing second to the Oakland Hartford; and three grandchildren. while holding Maravich to 17, six less ahead of Cleveland in the Central Raiders in the AFL West Division. garner impressive win The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at the MATTRESS PADS IN 2 STYLES than his average, as Philadelphia Division. Frank Oloski Jr. Cowboy Coach Tom Landry has been called a genius by pldlron “experts” Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., halted New Orleans’ five-game win SonicB 112, Hawks 110 Frank Oloski Jr., 62, of Jones Hollow but there is no doubt he is an innovator. He rationalized since the defenses Improving Its record to 4-1 yesterday was the Manchester High wrestling Rockville. The Rev, Paul J. Bowman, ning streak, 100-95. Fred Brown scored 33 points to Rd., Marlborough, formerly of have a special pass defense why not have one for certain passing downs. ’The team with a lopsided 48-13 duke over Bacon Academy In Colchester. pastor of Union Congregational Church, “When I play ‘Pistol’ (Maravich), I help Seattle hand Atlanta its fourth Manchester, died Wednesday at 5.99-14.79 result was the rebirth of the ‘Shutgun’ which the San Francisco 49ers will officiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill front him and try to make him shoot straight loss despite 39 points by John Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was REG. 7.50-18.00 experimented with years before only to discard it. Bob Wilson opened the scoring for Cemetery, Rockville. ■ .-•■ r long jump shots,” said Collins, who, Drew, who started for the first time the husband of Mrs. Ida Quinteipioski. Dallas has bBen tabbed the heavy underdog based on the number of rookies the Indians in the lOO-jwund class Friends may call at the funeral home Cotton mattress pads plumply filled with along with Steve Mix and Joe Bryant this season. Eagle matmen Mr. Oloski was born in Manchester and on the team. What the fans haven’t voiced is that of the dozen first-year par with a 5-2 decision over Jim O’Brien. tonight from 7 to 9. polyester feature pinsonic stitching for combined for seven foul shots in the Knicks 107, Rockets 103 lived in Riverside, R .I., before moving to ticipants only p a rd Burton Lawless holds down a starting role. Defensive Newcomer Carl Glrelli picked up six downed by Avon The family suggests that any memorial durability. In anchor or fitted styles. last nine seconds of play to clinch the Spencer Haywood scored 26 points Marlborough a year ago. He was end Randy White sees plenty of action but he doesn’t start. points in the 114-pound class with a gifts may be made to the Rockville Public FITTED game. and New York held Houston without employed by the Mobile Oil Co. before his ANCHOR If one player has played a key role in the Cowboys’ success it has to be 31- pin in 1:57 and his undefeated Seeing its record fall to 2-3 yester Library. The Sixers stretched their lead to a field goal for the final 4:45 of the day was the B u t Catholic wrestling retirement. REG. SALE REG. SALE year-old quarterback Roger Staubach. The former Helsman Trophy winner brother, Alan Glrelli, also notched as many as 15 points' in the third five-minute overtime period. After Other survivors are a brother, Stanley Twin 7.50 5.99 Twin 8.50 6.79 out of the Naval Academy was something else in the rout of the supposedly in six points with a pin in the 128 class. team, bowing 30-21 to Avon High at Mrs. Helen K. Remkiewicz quarter, but the Jazz came back to Haywood hit a turnaround jumper to Oloski of Marlborough; two half brothers, Full 8.50 6.79 Full 10.00 7.99 vincible Los Angeles Rams. If anything was pointed out in that mismatch it’s the winners’ gym. ROCKVILLE-M rs. Helen Kaminski tie the game, 71-71, going into the put New York ahead 98-96 in regula Tim Cunningham, Doug Marshall, East’s next match Is Friday after John Vashalifski and Martin Vashalifski, Queen 10.00 7.99 Queen 13.0010.39 the Rams desperately need an experienced quarterback to p ide them. They Remkiewicz, 86, formerly of Village St., final period. tion, the Rockets’ Rudy Tomjanovich Jim Brezinski, Jeff Jones and Tom both of Marlborough; a sister, Mrs. Sebas King 13.50 10.79 King 18.00 14.79 were lacking leadership in the most vital position on a football team. noon at East Hartford High. J died this morning at a Rockville convales Bud Stallworth led the Jazz scoring scored with 15 seconds left to tie the Jones also scored wins for Chris Hopper, Bill Hoch, Pete tian Montenieri of New Britain; three half cent home. She was the widow of Vincent game again. Manchester with Bob Hawkes win sisters, Mrs. John Wrobel of Manchester, with 20 points. Shannon and Walt Flem ing won .Remkiewicz. Unemotional but winners ning by forfeit in the unlimited class. Mrs. Kenneth Nelson of Bloomfield and matches for the Eagles and Emile Mrs. Remkiewicz was born April 1,1889 One must wonder if water, not blood, blows through the veins of the Fournier gained a forfeit win In the Mrs. Jennie Esque of Texas; and several in Poland and lived most of her life in Steelers after seeing their unemotional response in the lockerroom following Results: 100 —Wilson (M) dec. 185-pound division. nieces and nephews. Rockville. She formerly operated a the win over Oakland. O’Brien 5-2, 107 —Mauel (B ) pinned Results: 98—C. Hopper (EC) dec. The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Cougar five routed grocery store on Village St. for more than Don’t dwell on the subject too long. Pittsburgh expected to win and as many Cordera 1:14, 114 -C . Glrelli (M) Rusch 9-2, 105 -H och (EC) dec. Spencer Funeral Home, 112 Main St., East 50 years. of its players voiced when you expect to win, emotional outbursts normally pinned B. O’Brien 1:57, 121 —Cun Carey 6-2, 112 —Rinaldi (A) pinned Hampton. Burial will be in Marlborough ty C ollege Satu rd ay nighl in Survivors are three sons, Leon don’t happen. By CHRIS BLAKE ningham (M) dec. Montgomery 5-4, M. Hopper 5 :0 9 ,119-D rago (A) dec. Cemetery. GOOSE FEATHER PILLOWS AT Norwalk. A Remkiewicz of Vernon, Edwin 1' As everbody should know the pride and joy of the Steelers is their defense. Correspondent 128 —A. Glrelli (M) pinned Bontueil Kallslak 5-0,126-Shannon (EC) dec. Friends may call at the funeral home 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 The Cougars led only once in the Remkiewicz of Ellington and Frank It has to rate as one of the best ever assembled. What makes it so good is the League-leading Housatonic Com 4:34, 134—Adams (B) dec. Luz 10-2, McGinnis 8-3, 132 —Cecare (A) Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. lopsided contest, 1-0, at the outset on Remkiewicz of West Hartford; two linebacking corps of veteran Andy Russell and youngsters Jack Ham and munity College toyed with 140—Debonsky (B) dec. Derewianka pinned Poudrier 1:09, 138 —Bryant The family suggests that any memorial a George Smith foul shot. The Hawks daughters, Mrs, Walter Kita and Mrs. Jack Lambert. They cover backs flaring out of the backfield better than Manchester Community College for a 6-5, 147—Marshall (M) pinned Shain (A) dec. Roohr 1-0,145—Dlnoto (A) gifts may be made to the Roy B. scored the next six points and after a William Labots, both of Rockville; a anybody else in the business. half, then got untracked and coasted 5:32, 157 —Brezinski (M) pinned dec. Dean 10-7,155—Ritter (A) dec. Pettengill Ambulance Association, 2/11.99 Cougar bucket came back with seven Emerson 5:22, 169 .IJ. Jones (M) sister, Mrs. Natalie Orlowski of Vernon; ’Ihe front four, while it didn’t look overbearing against Oakland, is still to an easy 102-63 CCCAA basketball Reeves 4-3, 167 -C ecere (A) pinned Marlborough. Reg. 12.00 EACH more to take a 13-3 lead. eight grandchildren and a great among the best. The Steel Curtain against the run has been sensational. Joe victory over the Cougars last night at pinned Husey 3:28, 187 —T. Jones Grondin 1:31, 185 -F o u rn ier (EC) Paced by the hot shooting of grandchild. A Sumergrade special! Save on plumply Greene (his first name is not Mean) has not been up to snuff physically of late Fairfield University. (M) pinned Aldrich 1:21, Unlimited won Ly forfeit. Unlimited —Fleming Fred H. Miller Dodwell, who clicked on his first five The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 a.m. filled crushed feather pillows from Eur but he is Pittsburgh’s emotional leader whether on the field or sideline. Terry Mitchell led a balanced —Hawkes (M) won by forfeit. (EC) pinned Follert 3:43. N shots, Housatonic increased the from the Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Fred Henry Miller, 81, of 150 Spencer St. opean virgin grey geese. Resilient yet Hawk attack with 19 points. Steve . spread to 27-9 with 11:53 left in the Prospect St., with a Mass at St. Joseph’s died Wednesday night at Manchester Bolden chipped in with 17 while soft. Plus 2 for the price of 1. Staff picks first half. A trapping Housatonic Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s Memorial Hospital afte being stricken at ’The last two Super Bowls have been dull for the millions of spectators Clarence Marlow (15) and Duane press caused numerous turnovers Cemetery. his home. He was the husband of Mrs. Dodwell (14) also hit double figures. tuning in. Landry’s Cowboys have a diversified offense which they’re not which led to a 44-30 halftime bulge Friends may call at the funeral hoe Dorothy Larkham Miller. MCC, now 3-5 in CCCAA play and 5- afraid to utilize. The game should be a close one and probably generate more for the Hawks. Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. Miller was born Nov. 19, 1894 in 10 over-all, faces Norwalk Communi Nanticoke, Pa., and lived in Manchester offense, i.e. more excitement — than the last two one-sided romps. MCC managed to get within 12 Emil R. Smith most of his life. He was an Army veteran A. POLYESTER FILLED PILLOWS The h P ch here is that Pittsbureh. the club which took 40 years to just win a points, trailing 48-36 with 17:02 division title, will walk away with the Super bowl crown for the second COVENTRY - Emil R. Smith, 83, of World War I. He was a 1921 graduate of AT 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 lluusulonic CC (IU2) remaining, but Housatonic’s straight year. There are two reasons. One — Pittsburgh’s defense is superior B F Pts. formerly of Coventry, died Wednesday at the Agriculture College, now the Universi explosive offense started to move. and can adjust to the Coboys’ stunts. Two — Pittsburgh has been through the Hickey 3 1-2 7 a South Willington convalescent home. ty of Connecticut. For many years, he Keyed by a Mitchell hoop, the Hawks two-week pind before of answering the sometimes idiotic and always Mendenhall 5 0-1 10 Mr. Smith was born in Green Bay, Wis., owned and operated a farm, a gas station went on a 16-2 surge that left MCC repetitious questions of the media. Dallas rookies have played well but they Marlow 7 1-3 15 out of the game with an insurmoun and lived in Coventry most of his life. He and a grocery store at his home on 2/13.00 1 3-4 5 haven’t gone through the media blitz and this can have an un^ttUng affect. Cardoza was a self-employed farmer before his Spencer St. He also worked at Cheney Reg. 13.00 EACH Dodwell 7 0-0 14 table 75-44 deficit. MY PICK: Pittsburgh 24, Dallas 20 (Take the points) To compound its problems, MCC retirement. Bros, at one time. He was a Gold Star Listen to the pillow talk of super savings Bolden 8 1-2 17 He is survived by a brother, Herman Staff Picks: Borwy 6 1-2 13 lost 6-5 center Lum Jefferson and father. A A from Sumergrade, "Debut" polyester Smith of Bloomfield. Other survivors are 4 sons, Edward H. RAY ROBINSON (Publisher): Pittsburgh Steelers by lb points. The Dallas Stanley 1 0-2 2 Smith on fouls in the next two foam pillows are filled with new Dacron The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. at Rose Miller, Howard A. Miller and Joseph S. Cowboys are the wonder team of the year but they will meet their match in Mitchell 8 3-3 19 minutes. Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Miller, all of Manchester, and Allen C. II. Washable, non-allergenic, refluffable! the Super Bowl. Bradshaw and Harris will demonstrate that experience Dodwell played almost the entire Totals 46 10-21 102 Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Miller of Windsor Locks; 3 daughters, counts when it’s all on the line. second half with four fouls and SOL COHEN: Pittsburgh by 12. ’That team has steeled Itself to win and no Park, Rocky Hill. Mrs. George (Ralpha) Bernardi of MCC (63) scored only four points after a 10- B F Pts. There are no calling hours. Manchester; Mrs. Frederick (Ruth) War- Cowboy is going to steer it away from its taste of victory. point first half effort. The Hawks, Smith 7 3-6 17 noke of Enfield and Mrs. Walter (Clara) BETTY RYD ER: In Super Bowl X, it’s Pittsburgh winning by 10. winners of the CCCAA title the past Gerald S. Chandler. REGGIE PINTO: I predict a winner by some points enough to win. (Memo Leber 3 0-0 6 two seasons, increase their league Prokolkim of Syracuse, N.Y.; a brother, 30% AND MORE OFF MARTEX Jefferson 2 0-0 4 ROCKVILLE - Gerald S. Chandler, 32, Raymond Miller of Manchester; 3 sisters, from Auster — way to go, Reg— now that’s going out on a limb). mark to a perfect 7-0. Over-all, the •T 5 Freeman 5 3-7 13 of 108 Union St. died Tuesday at John Mrs. Annie Steele and Mrs. Jessie Lam- "SURABAYA" TOWEL ENSEMBLES BARBARA RICHMOND: I pick the Dallas Cowboys. I like their style. I DeMarco 6 0-1 12 Hawks stand 12-1 and are looking for think it will be a close game but I give the Cowboys a seven point edge, 21-14. Dempsey Hospital, Farmington. He was precht, both of Manchester, and Mrs. Eva 0 ‘ jX * flop' < Maloney 0 5-5 5 an almost certain berth to the V (ft . ALICE EVANS: Personally, I would like to see this Cowboys win with a the husband of Mrs. Diann Williams Hecht of South Berwick, Maine; 1 « V Henderson 1 0-1 2 NJCAA New England Regionals in Chandler. grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. score of 70-7 but the game will probably end with the Steelers winning with a Jaworski 1 0-2 2 March. Mr. Chandler was born in Hartford and The funeral is Saturday at 2 p.m. at 3.99 score of 21-10. Coachman 1 0-2 2 Smith paced the Cougars’ scoring BATH SIZE, REG. 6.50 lived in Rockville for the past 10 years. He Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. MAL BARLOW: The Cowboys can no longer be considered easy. This with 17 points. Lamont Freeman con Totals 36 11-24 63 was a graduate of Conard High School, Burial will be in East Cemetery. Get oriented to the China Seas collection. helped them p eatly in their last half-dozen games. Pittsburgh now knows tributed 13 and Nick DeMarco 12 what Staubach’s gang can do. The Steelers are ready. The Cowboys may be Score aj half Housatonic West Hartford. He was employed at the The family suggests that any memorial Exotic floral print in neutral or tropical. markers. “up” but the Steelers are too good a team. I pick Pittsburgh in a defensive 44-30 White Oak Corp,, Plainville, for 10 years. gifts may be made to Manchester Hand towel, reg. 3.75...... 2.49 He was a member of St. John’s Episcopal Memorial Hospital Development Fund or battle, 14-7. Wash cloth, reg. 1.60 ...... 99* HAL TURKINGTON (managing editor): Pittsburgh 24, Dallas 13. ’The sen Church, Vernon. to the Hartford County Lung Association, timental choice would be Dallas; I like Roger Staubach. Pittsburgh appears Other survivors are two sons, Steven Talcott Notch Rd., Farmington. to have the better ground game, gets off the ball quicker and is tough on Michaud leads tankers 5 defense. Field goals will play a big part in the early going as each team seeks to get an advantage. The prediction doesn’t preclude my rooting for a LET "SOVEREIGN" TOWELS Cinderella victory. as four records broken Committee will study REIGN SUPREME IN YOUR BATH Two individual records were set by free and was second in the 100-yard Robert Michaud to highlight a 96-75 free. radiation unit needs win by the Illing /Bennet swimming In the first two meets, both wins, Momentum at finish team over Bulkeley’s jayvees yester six separate marks have been broken 2.99 day. with Bob Michaud either helping or A committee of eight persons has been over a longer period of time and often with ■\.*y BATH BI2E, REG. 3.75 Michaud was clocked in .58.6 in the breaking five of them. Halden has appointed to investigate all facets of need unpleasant side effects because it is a unit 100-yard freestyle and turned in a been in on three records. for and acquiring a high voltage radiation which administers radiation in less Martex solid colored cotton terry toweling lifts Kings to win 1:09.4 in the 100-yard backstroke to unit for treatment of cancer patients at voltage than a cobalt unit. in yellow, white, blue, pink, green, brown. set new school standards. Manchester Memorial Hospital. The recent joining of MMH to the Hart KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Kansas City Coach Phil Johnson says it was a Hand towel, reg. 2.25...... 1.7^ Bill Halden set a school record in The board of trustees and the medical ford Consortium serves to prevent matter of momentum and the Kings had it when they needed it most in the Wash cloth, reg. 1.00 ...... ^ 89* the 200-yard freestyle with a 2:16.2 staff have appointed four persons each to duplication of costly equipment within a closing minutes. BOWLING clocking and the 400-yard freestyle be on a study committee. certain mileage radius. For this reason ‘This was really a game of relay team of Michaud, Halden, ’The committee was appointed as the the Manchester hospital has not increased momemtum,” Johnson said after his out with 2:04 left in the game with Geoff Michaud and Jon Keller turned result of recent publicity on the present its present radiation facility. team beat the Boston Celtics 106-101 the score tied 99-99. At that point, HOME ENGINEERS- Shirley in a 4:05.5 time for a fourth school limited facility in use at the hospital. A hospital spokesman said it would Wednesday night. “ First, one team Kansas City picked up its pace. Sam Eldrige 187. Carol Scott 181-494, 646-4030 mark. The nearest high voltage radiation probably be several months before the ' FOR FORBES IN \ would pull away and the other would Lacey hit a free throw and Ollie Marlys Dvorak 463. Jennie lx>ggit (Herald photo by Dunn) Halden also won the 500-yard free, facility is at Hartford HospiUl in Hart committee would finalize its findings. He the MANCHESTER \ keep coming back. Boston kept com Johnson scored a driving layup to 473. Cathy Bohjalian 450. PARKADE I Geoff Michaud copped the 100-yard ford. The equipment at Manchester said the committee’s decision would be ' FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY10-9. SATURDAY 10-6. ing at us and, because of their surge, make it 102-99, but Boston came back butterfly and was second in the 50- Indians* Jim McNickle pops in two'pointer Memorial Hospital can administer radia “as unbiased and as impartial as it can USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. we could never put it out of reach.” to within one on Paul Silas’ two free EI.O RA E- Dee Simmons 458, yard free and Keller took the 50-yard Eaal Hartford defender couldn’t prevent score, or loss tion treatment to cancer patients, but be.” Boston center Dave Cowens fouled throws. Arlene LaPointe 509. I I / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaetter. Conn., Thun.. Jan. IS. 18f75 — PAGE SEVEIfr™ * PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Jan. 15,1976 [w w comt Sheppart Ferguson*s return ^ Expansion wish of ® PHOENIX (UPI) - The busy trying to extricate Washington, D.C., which Seattle next year in settle and Chief] spoiled by Canucks Bowling American League, which themselves from the mess twice lost American ment of a FK million suit Score cRossmein's twice before tried to settle surrounding the San Fran League teams to other by the city, county and its problems by expanding, cisco Giants franchise, left cities. That would give state against the league. The N L was con board NEW YORK (UPI) — John Ferguson’s “homecoming” turned out to be a is on the verge of doing-it expansion alone at the (Commissioner Bowie Kuhn lead way sidering possible transfer bitter disappointment for the new coach of the New York Rangers. COMMERCIAL- Jay Colangelo Jr. again. meeting in Phoenix. his much desired 13-team ^ e r ic a n League club “I think there is some lineup and hopefully inter of the San Francisco NBA BOSTON (UPI) - Shep- The 37-year old Ferguson, former 381, Lee Prior 379, Fred Riccio 138- Giants to Toronto. Unless ‘enforcer” for the Montreal 175-427, A1 Napoletano 162-414| Andy owners Friday adopted a sentiment in our league to league play. Eastern Conference pie and the Chief — it period during which the Canucks recommendation of the expand,” said Grant, “but “Expand we may, but San Francisco Mayor Atlantic Division - sounds like a new Elton Canadians, got off to a fine start as Lam oureaux 150-148-405, Dave George Moscone qan come the Rangers won their first two built their lead to 4-1 and then out- Kosciol 149-138-403, Rick Nicola 162- combined franchise com whether or not there is inter-league play is out. W L Pet. GB John tune. up with a solid offer from a Boston 25 12 .676 games under his direction. Road shot New York 13-7 in the third 400, John Bremser 148-358, Fred mittee, headed by M. enough to put the idea over ’That’s a dead horse, today, In reality, it’s a goal local group before next Phila. 26 13 .667 games are always tough but period. Donald Grant of the New now. I’m not at liberty to tomorrow and the day scoring combo that has Oakes 135-355, John Harris 1^, Paul Monday there is a better Buffalo 22 18 .550 < Ferguson and his Rangers had a right Bill Fairbairn scored the Rangers’ York Mets, and voted to say.” after that,” said one N L Boston Bruins’ Coach Don Mozzicato 135, Carl Bujaucius 143- than 50-50 chance the club New York 20 23 .465 I to think they would make it three in a goal in the first period when New expand to 13 teams in 1977 The American League is official. Cherry whistling all the 375, Art Ruff Jr. 135, Gmrge Kelley will be sold to Labatt Central Division row Wednesday night when they York managed eight shots on goal. with Seattle its choice. hoping the N L will decide The A L wants to place way to first place in the 155-362, Russ Fountain 142, Nick Breweries and moved to W L Pet. GB visited Vancouver, B.C., where Wings 8, Scouts 3 National League owners. to expand by granting into an expansion franchise in National Hockey League Nicola 136, Dave Dynes 136-369, Ron Toronto. Wash. 22 17 .564 Ferguson learned to play hockey as a Dan Maloney and Rick Lapointe Sponheimer 152-367, George Burgess Adams Division. scored two goais each in the Wings’ (Heveland 21 19 .525 1 “Sheppie” is Gregg boy. 140-386, Bill MacMullen 147-370, Don Atlanta 18 19 .486 ; Instead, Ferguson and the Rangers triumph and the Scouts seventh McAllister 145-368. Houston 18 19 .486 ; Sheppard, the “too-small” got an unexpectedly hot welcome straight ioss. The Red Wings led 7-1 College basketball New Orl. 17 20 .459 < center who will play for the from the close-checking Canucks, after two periods. There were 51 AUTOMOTIVE - Don Graves 208- Western Conference Campbell Conference who won a 5-1 for Ferguson’s first minutes in penalties handed out 502, Jeanette Szatkowski 467, Martha Midwest Division squad in next week’s all- defeat. during the game. Graves 452. W L Pci. GB star game. The “Chief” is John Gould scored two goals as the Leafs 6, Stars 5 Milwaukee 18 21 .462 part-lndian John Bucyk, a Larry McDonaid scored two goals Maryland, North Carolina Detroit 15 21 .417 20-year veteran forward Canucks took a 3-1 lead in the first . TWI-LITE - Rosemarie Lovett and added two assists, with, his se with 515 career goalS. period. Vancouver held the Rangers 178-459, Joan Lindsay 187-455, Bonnie Kan. City 14 26 .350 cond goal at 3:19 of the third period Each player assisted on to three shots on goal in the second Landsay 178-466, Yolanda Burns 195, Chicago 11 27 .289 proving to be decisive. the.other’s 20th goal of the Sally Granato 478. come hack with vengeance Pacific Division W L Pet. GB| season Tuesday night as Gold. St. 29 9 .763 the Bruins clubed the ELKS - Joe Pagano 136-148-398, NEW YORK (UPI) - Temple, 79-54; Seton Hall The Citadel, 90-74; Virginia the bench to score 25 points Seattle 22 20 .524 9 Pittsburgh Penguins, 6-2. Richie Cabral 139-355, Ray Atlantic Coast Conference Tech routed Virginia, 91- and lead the Terps to their upset Providence, 57-55; Los Ang. 23 21 .523 9 In the last 10 games, Shep Rhode Island retreats Beauregard 167-382, Dick Krol 14(1- powers Maryland and 69; Texas A&M defeated 12th victory in 13 games. St. Bonaventure topped Phoenix 16 20 .444 12 pard has recorded six goals 383, Ai Pirkey 160-137-417, tony North Carolina flexed their SMU, 93-87; TCU topped TAMPA, Fla. UPI) — Rhode Island basketball Coach Jack Kraft had Second-ranked Mar Duquesne, 84-78; Clemson Portland 14 26 .350 16 and a dozen assists. HERE’S A SALE YOU CAN’T Desimone 141-386, Al Atkins 142-394, muscle Wednesday night, Houston, 88-70, and Texas experienced all kinds of officiating in his years of coaching but never quette’s inside game edged Duke in overtime, Wednesday’s Results In the past four games, John Berk 158-392, Bob Talmadge with Wake Forest — for Tech beat Texas, 67-61. felt compelled to pull a team from the floor as he did Wednesday night. overpowered 17th-ranked 102-96; South Carolina beat Philadelphia 100, New Bucyk has scored five AFFORD TO MISS OUT ON! 366, Lyman Fuller 380, Ding Farr 364, Kraft’s Rams were losing to South Florida, 72-56, with 5i50 to play one —learning it might be DePaul 79-72 as the Orleans 95 times and added four Nick Twerdy 354. better to let sleeping giants when guard Jim Williamson was knocked down by Florida’s Eddie Davis Warriors came up with a Seattle 112, Atlanta 100 assists. The linemates are WE’VE PURCHASED TRUCKLOADS lay. Washington 92, Cleveland 88 while passing. Williamson was called for being out of bounds on the play big road win. Marquette’s tied for the club lead with Fourth-ranked Maryland New Orleans best Kansas City 106, Boston 101 and the incensed coach took his team to the locker room. front tine of Earl Tatum, 47 points ejich. OF 1ST QUALITY PANELS TO Stags winners and seventh-ranked North New York 107, Houston 103 “I could not subject my players who are playing their hardest to in Bo Ellis and Jerome “I said before the start Carolina, each knocked OT competent officiating by referees who obviously did not know the FAIRFIELD (UPI) - The Fair- Whitehead combined for 53 of the season that 1 wanted OFFER YOU A SUPER SELECTION from the list of the un Joe Greene says ABA rules,” said Kraft, who added he had never taken such an action in his field Stags, paced by Joe DeSantis points in the Warriors’ 10th all the players to report to beaten by Wake Forest W L Pet. GB years of coaching at Villanova and Rhode Island. with 28 points and Danny Odums with victory in 11 games. training camp in good during the past two weeks,, Denver 29 9 .763 AT REALLY SUPER SAVINGSI The coach also said he hoped his action was a reflection on the reputa 20 points, came from behind to beat MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - All-Pro defensive tackle shape,” Cherry said tion of the officials and not on that of South Florida. Stonehill, 89-74, Wednesday night. rolled to lopsided victories. Eleventh-ranked Rut New York 24 12 .667 Joe Greene of the Pittsburgh Steelers is happy to be in San Ant. 21 16 .568 recently. “And Bucyk The Stags trailed by 11 points with Fifth-ranked Wake gers, using substitutes In the 34:10 of the game that was played, the Rams whittled a 30-12 the Super Bowl again this year. He just wishes it was in Kentucky 20 18 .526 9 showed up 15 pounds Forest paid for its upset first-half deficit to 49-46 midway through the second haif. Then South 15 minutes left in the second half; 61- nearly half the game, New Orleans Instead of Miami. Indiana 21 19 525 lighter than he was last two weeks ago of the Tar Florida’s Mike Dickerson scored all but one basket in an 11-0 streak to 50, but went on to score 38 points to 13 crush^ sorroWful ^ lu m - “Miami is too blase,” said Greene prior to the Steelers’ St. Louis 19 21 .475 11 year. He has a fantastic at Heels in the Big Four Tour put the game away for the Brahmans and give them their 10th win in 14 for the Chieftains. bia, 94-65, to run its record daily workout Wednesday. “’This is where the bluebloods Virginia 5 31 .139 23 titude.” Twilight Pecan nament, which did not games. The Stags took the lead for the first to 12-0. come to have fun, not the average person like me. Wednesday’s Results Bucyk also has a pretty count in the ACC standings, Rich woodgrain print on Another apparent reason for Kraft’s displeasure was evident in the time, 70-68, on a 20-foot jump shot by “New Orleans is the only place to have a Super Bowl,” Kentucky 121, San Antonio good goal-scoring touch. :8 /3 r with a 99-74 pounding on Adrian Dantiey scored 33 wood fibtrboaid. statistics. Rhode Island was whistled for 10 more fouls in the game, and DeSantis, who scored 18 of his points he said. It was in New Orleans last year the Steelers up 115 His tally against the N o rth C a r o lin a ’s points to lead 16th-ranked in the first half shot five free throws compared to South Florida’s 17. in the second half. set Minnesota 16-6 in Super Bowl IX. “It has at- Indiana 115, Virginia 99 Penguins gave him a 20- homecourt at Chapel Hill- Notre Dame to a 119-78 mosphere-it’s close together and compact.” goal season for the ninth Maryland, which lost 96- romp over Ball State. NHL Greene will split his playing with Steve Furness against straight time and 15th time Hartford Hawks bow 93 at Wake Forest Satur In other major games. CampbAl Conference the Dallas Cowboys said Coach Chuck Noll. Furness in his career. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - day, bounced back with an Harvard won the Beanpot Patrick Division started in Greene’s place on pro football’s most feared And Sheppard? "He’s Senior tri-captains Don Kissane, Lee impressive 87-69 victory Classic with an 86-70 vic W L T Pts Homestead front four when Greene went to the bench at mlb-season been playing just great,” Hollerback and Phil Nastu combined over T4th-ranked North tory over Boston Universi Phila. 26 6 8 62 with a puled groin muscle and a pinched nerve in his said the 40-year-old Bucyk itn ttx V V r for 62 points to lead the University of Carolina State at Raleigh. ty; Cincinnati dumped NY Islanders 22 12 7 51 neck. of his 26-year-old friend. ragular 4.99 Bridgeport to a 94-82 basketball win Wake Forest Coach Carl Atlanta 23 17 5 51 The 5-foot-7, 170-pound over the University of Hartford Tacy, now 11-2, has seen hi NY Rangers 17 21 4 38 Sheppard, who supposedly Basketball Wednesday night at the Hawks’ gym. team upset UNC, N.C. Smythe Division lacked sufficient size to Bridgeport now is 6-2 on the State and Maryland in the W L T Pts. SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTION play in the NHL, has been a season, while Hartford is 5-3. past two weeks, but only Chicago 16 11 15 47 Vancouver 16 17 8 40 prime penalty-killer for the Bennet eight points and Mark Richmond Sophomore Paul DaSilva was high the Maryland game Chatham Pecan St. Louis 15 21 5 Bruins in addition to Leading all the way, Bennet Junior seven for Regal’s. man for the Hartford team with 22 counted in the ACC stan High registered its second win of the Minnesota 13 26 2 centering the power play. or Harwich Oak 4rxarx5/sr points. Kissane, with 22' points, dings. CLASSES START JAN. 28th. Kan. City .11 28 4 season Tuesday by outscofing Sage Illing Hollerback (21) and Nastu (19) were Sheppard, on the way to ragular 5.99 North Carolina, now 11-1, N.A.U.I., P.A.D.I., CERTIFICATION COURSE Wales Conference breaking his own season Park, 60-46. Action at Illing Junior High last complemented by two-figure scoring often has looked as if it had Norris Division mark of 30 goals, said the John Wilson again led the local night saw Morlarty Brothers nip from sophomore Rick DiCicco who only a three-man team this POOL, CLASSROOM, OPEN WATER W L T Pts. only difference in his per point-makers with 27 with Rich Kahuna Kids, 100-97, and Langan VW had 16 points and freshman Gary season, but the three, Phil Montreal 31 6 6 68 formance this year has Koepsel dropping in 13 points. Joe belt Schiebel Brothers, 108-86. Churchill with 12. Ford, Walt Davis and ’ 6 0 .0 0 WITH ALL EQUIPMENT PROVIDED Los Ang. 23 19 2 been increased playing Lovell was laud^ for filling in for Bob Beckwith had 26 points for Mitch Kupchak were Pittsburgh 15 22 5 Woodstock Pecan the injured Walt Adamy for the CO-ED INSTRUCTION BY PROFESSIONAL DIVERS time. Moriarty’s followed by Joe Amaio Central rallies exceptional against the Detroit 14 25 4 d’xV x S /sr winners. (22), Bill Foye (16) and Tim Coughlin Deacons combining for 71 Wash. 3 36 5 or Gold Cup Oak (12). John Barry had 34 points for NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Central points. Adams Division ragular 9.99 Junior Kahuna, Rich Kichnet poured in 37 Connecticut, led by freshmen Greg Maryland Coach Lefty W L T Action at the Bast Side Rec last and Collins Judd 14. Bill Morgan had Roberts and Matt Hinchey, rallied Driesell, looking to learn TRI-CITY Boston 24 9 night saw the Lakers down the 41 points for Langan followed by from a 10-point deficit to defeat Quin- from his defeat, had con Buffalo 24 12 Braves, 45-37, and The Bike Shop Norm Daighnault (18), Carl Frantz nipiac College, 7873, Wednesday cluded the Terps’ three- Toronto 19 16 Cocoa Birch or overcome the Saints, 67-44. (15), Bill Maher (14) and George night. guard offense could not win TDIVERS Calif. 15 24 BOWLING Dave Modean had nine points and Brooks (11). Duke Hutchinson had 19 Roberts came off the bench with against top teams, so he Wednesday’s Results Century Wainut a r x v x s /ir Darryl Downham eight for the markers, Joe Momiz 15, Carl 6:50 left on the clock, scored 10 benched Mo Howard for Detroit 8, Kansas City 3 ragular 7.99 Lakers while Milt Greenberg had 13 Hohenthal 14 and Steve Robbins 10 decisive points and took control of forward Larry Boston. Toronto 6, Minnesota 5 HOME ENGINEERS- Vancouver 5, N.Y. Rangers and Rick Costello nine for the for Schiebel’s. the boards to raise Central’s record Howard shot that theory ROUTE 30, POST RD. PLAZA Carol Scott 175, Alyce ‘ Panala laatura dalallad woodgrain raprodueIlona on Braves. John Wiezcorek had 21 to 7-4. and the Wolfpack defense VERNON • Exit 96 Off 1-86 Chicago 2, California 2 McArdle 180, Jennie Legitt pra-finlahad plywood oxcopi whora Indlealad. points, Chris Valente 20 and Brian Limited Enroiiment...Sign Up Nowl Midget full of holes as the TEL. 872-0547 WHA 176-470, Chris Sullivan 177- Shea 13 for the Bike Shop while Maryland senior came off 487, Barbara Higley 223- With Terry McConville and Jim Southern edges AlC Cast Frank Prior netted 12 points for the 553, Phyllis Allen 464. Saints. Tierney each netting 10 points, NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Center Ed W L T Pts Boland Oil II whipped VFW, 32-18,' New Eng. 20 18 McGoey scored five of the final 10 SPICE- Lois Galasso 143, last night at the Community Y. Dave Cincinnati 18 22 West Side points to lift Southern Connecticut Barbara Backus 145, Don Boggini had eight points and John Cleveland 16 22 State College over American Inter na Haack 126, Barbara With Dennis Cipriano and Mark Tychson six for VFW. Indian. 16 23 FASHION FOR LESS national college, 68-67, Wednesday Cool 126-346, Bunny SAVE SPACE & MOMEY Tierney each popping in 10 points, Larry Duff and Brian Teland each West Andy’s downed Regal’s, 42-36, last night. W L T Pts Crocker 140-351, Yvette had four points to pace the Elks to a McGoey led the Owls with 15 points lire Up Now Holmes 140, Muriel Roy night at the West Side Rec. John 17-4 duke over Multi Circuits I. Ron Houston 26 14 Checkerweave Folding Doors Washable White Ceiling Tiles and pulled down seven rebounds as Minnesota 19 IS 349. Spehar led the way for the winners Isenberg and Mike Zimkiewicz each with 11 markers. Barbara Silver had Southern won its third straight game. San Diego 18 19 •W nhibta wMW IIW* la had two for the losers. Southern now is 4-5. Phoenix 18 18 lop oil (omodalod rooms ST. 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The Wildcats squad; varsity basketball BMKAMfniCMO won the Blue-Green tour forward Mike Tanner was Sal. 8 A.M. . 5:30 P.M. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. nament 10 days ago by selected to the Division III n Division Of! svnns pnoouers componv STORE HOURS; EQUIPMF SHOP Mon. Tu««, VVid. Eri Mon, Wod. Thuf*, Fri downing RPI 9-4 in the weekly team; and cocap 8:00 - 5:30 i 8:30»5:30 Thur« 8:30 - 8:30 Sit 8:00 > 4:30 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE opening round and troun tain Mark Carter of the A8WAY Sit 8 00 - 4:30 Clotod TuMdiy PHONE 643-1161 cing Dartmouth 6-3 in the basketball team received «40 fcUCKLAMDvflQADvAUCmAWPr MON.. W E t, WED. HU. 8-8=M . THUHS. M . « « ..i finals. honorable mention. I PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn,, Thnni.. Jan. 15,1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaeite’. Conn., Tliun.. Jan. 15.1878 - PAGE NINETEEN Rec Department New$ Bragg-Krauie The Manchester Recreation are screw top baby food jars, rags, department women’s programs will old stockings, popsicle sticks, Cynthia Krause and Clinton Bragg again be offering a class in floral margarine cups, gallon plastjc con Jr., both of Manchester, were painting called rosemaling. tainers, aluminm frozen dinner married Nov. 8 at Concordia The c la s s will be held on trays, and empty coffee cans. Lutheran Church. , Wednesdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Materials may be dropped off at the ’The bride is the dauf^ter of Mr. . the West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. West Side Rec any day Monday to and Mrs. George Krause of 239 Gasses will begin on Jan. 28 and con Friday between 9 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Sluing St. ’The bridegroom is the son tinue for six weeks at a cost of |8 per Other donations needed by the of Mr. and Ifrs. Clinton Bragg Sr. of person. The instructor is Harriet program are quilting frame, scraps 86 Dartmouth Rd. . Cross. of cotton fabric for quilts, scrap The Rev. Burton StrlBd of Rosemaling is a type of Norwegian wood for painting on wood and Manchester performed the doubler folk art painting emphasing leaves, decoupage, and miscellaneous trims, ring ceremony. ’The church was scrolls, and flowers painted on old jewelry, buttons, lace and rib decorated with white wooden objects. The basic equipment bons. chrysanthemums and yellow and needed includes red sable brushes, bronze pompons. ’The pew maricers one short hair square bright number were bronze and y elW pompons 4 or 5. Windsor Newton is the favored with yellow bows. David Abnond of brush. Engaged Bolton was mganist. Gary l^irrnes of Participants also need a fashion Cromwell, the bride’s cousin, was quill 3 or 4, oil paints in Prussian - RogerS'McCormick— soloist and guitarist. blue, burnt umber, yellow ochre, The bride, given in marriage by white, Indian red, pale drying oil. A Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Rogers Jr. her father, wore a white Q^ana practice board which can formica, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., have an gown trimmed with Alencon lace, Loring Photo a plate, or smooth painted surface; a nounced the engagement of their seed pearls and iridescrats and palette board and pallete knife are daughter, Virginia B. Rogers to Jef designs With shirred bodice, long also needed. For the first class, a lec frey V. McCormick, son of Mr. and The engagement of Miss Donna sleeves, V-yolk, standup collar and ture and introduction to Norwegian Mrs. W. Stanley McCormick of Marie Messore of Providence, R.I. to cuffs trimined with lace, hl^lse rosemaling will be presented. Pen Manchester. Edward Henry Gowett of waistline with circular skirt giving a and paper are needed. The bride-elect received her B.A. Manchester has b ^ n announced by redlngote effect and extending into a Registration by mail accompanied and M.F.A. degrees from George her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph full chapel-length tcain. Her finger by the $8 course fee and 33 recreation Washington University in Messore of Providence, R.I. tip veil of imported silk illusion was membership, along with the par Washington, D.C., after completing Mr. Gowett is the son of Mr. and attached to a matching Camelot cap ticipants name, address, telephone two years at Agnes Scott College in Mrs. Francis Gowett of 45 Doane St. with back bow and rows of seed pearl number, will be accepted. Checks Decatur, Ga. Tlie bride-elect was graduated in trim. %e carried a cascade bouquet should be made out to the Her fiance, a resident of Fairfield, of phalaenopsis orchids and ^ THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER HAS 1974 from Bryant College of Business Manchester Recreation Department. was graduated from Brown Universi Administration in Smithfield, R.I. stephanotis accented with dracaene In-person registration will be taken ty. He received his J.D. degree from where she majored in business sanderiana. on Friday afternoons, Jan. 16 and 25 Syracuse University College of Law. Miss Kathy Krause of Manchester from noon to 2 p.m. as instructors education. She was a member of He is presently serving as treasurer Sigma Lambda ’Theta Sorority while was her sister’s maid of honor. will be busy with their own classes. of the Young Lawyers Section of the Bridesmaids were Miss Carol Krause Recreation cards and class at Bryant. She is employed by I’TT Connecticut Bar Association, and as Grlnnell Corp. In Providence. of Huntington Station, N.Y., the membership fees must be paid in full chairman of the professional division bride’s sister; Miss Pam Fanska of Nassiff Photo before classes start. of the United Way of Eastern Fair- Her fiance was graduated in 1970 Cromwell, the bride’s cousin; Miss Mrs. Clinton Bragg Jr. There are still a few openings in ff&kl...pounty. He is an attorney from Manchester High School. 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Jan. 15,1976 w i Herald plans drawings Priorities set for data proeessing Business for Home Lines cruise OT and the consumer - A fully automated personnel creased efficiency and confidence in assessment-collections, water-sewer and Manchester Community College. system, a comprehensive budget and personnel and labor nnanagement. billing, student information reports Services were offered to a number afternoon for a weekly drawing. Benefits of a comprehensive and student scheduling, but the of out-of-town agencies in 1970 when The Manchester Evening Herald — accounting system, an assessment Two winners will’be selected from each finance and accounting system in report said there have been many the college switched to the State of along wh'th LaBonne Travel, Home Lines and collection system, and a student store each week, and the weekly winners clude availability of better financial problems with the services. Connecticut for services. Among Agency and Manchester area merchants record system are the top priorities will be eligible for the Feb. 24 final reports, better infomnatiort about , The problem areas, according to towns buying data services from Bank seeks okays — is ccmducting drawings through mid- for use of Manchester’s data drawing. Names of the weekly winners capital improvement projects, and the report, dealt with accuracy of in Manchester were Wethersfield and Februai7 for a. vacation cruise for two processing services. will be published by The Herald. The priorities were established in better revenue and expenditure formation, the timeliness of reports, Glastonbury, but service to those for Ashford branch ^ persons,. Participating merchants in the contest forecasting, the report said. the format of data provided, the towns declined recently. The contest, which started ’Tuesday, in the first phase of a town-school study are Agway Inc., Country Loft, Minit Auto The assessment and collection availability of information, or the Revenue and workload dropped, The Savings Bank of Manchester, now operating 11 of volves weekly drawings at 19 par of how to make better use of the Care, the Craft & Hobby Center, Nassiff system would allow better access to lack of information. forcing a reduction in the center’s fices in five towns, has filed applications with st?ite and ticipating stores and a final, grand prize town’s computers. A 117-page report federal agencies to establish a branch office in Ashford. Arms Co., Mari-Mad’s, Consumer Sales, by the Information Systems Planning tax, water and sewer payment At one point early in Phase I of the staff. drawing Feb. 24. Living Room Interiors, B.D. Pearl & Son, records, faster transfer of funds for study, ofhcials considered shutdown ’The center — still located in the The bank has filed application^ with the State Banking Tlie prize is a seven-day cruise for two Team was released this week. Regal Men’s Shop, 20th Century TV, investment, and more equity in the Of the existing system and contrac Main Building at Bennet — is now Department and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and aboard! one of the Home Lines’ luxury Completion of Phase I, which Wholesale Tire, Optical Style Bar Inc., tax system and more taxpayer con ting with a private firm for data equipped with a third generation IBM expects action on the, applications next month, said cruisers: The s.s. Doric or the s.s. started iast September, provides Manchester Motor Sales, House & Hale, fidence in the system, the report processing service. computer. In the current fiscal year, Thomas Matrick, SBM assistant vice president. Oceaniic. ’The cruise may be taken from background materiai for Phase II of Shoor Jewelers, Vittner’s Garden Center, said. That proposal was ruled out, 76 per cent of the center’s costs are f^ trick said the bank has been studying the Ashford April Ithrough June; the ships leave New the study — detailed recommen Frank’s Supermarket, and King’s Depart dations on how to meet the needs — The student record system would however, when the study group found shared by the town and the school area for about three years and the town’s population has York each Saturday. improve teacher effectiveness, im that buying data processing services system. Revenues from outside agen now reached a level where SBM thinks it warrants The cruise, arranged by LaBonne ment Store. which will be done by April. Phase prove program and staff evaluation, would be too costly and might not cies cover the remaining 24 per cent. banking facilities. Travel, features superior cabin accom III of the program, not yet scheduled, and improve services, the report meet future needs of the town. The nearest banking facilities are in Mansfield and modations, four meals daily, nightly will implement the priorities. said. Excess capacity in the existing Wlllimantic, Matrick said. entertainment, recreational activities, Both town and school ad Copies of the report were dis system had b ^ by selling data If SBM’s applications are approved, opening of a small cocktail parties, and special programs ministrators were involved in the Phase I study and agreed that the top tributed to members of the Board of processing services to other com branch office, with a drive-in window, is planned for ear and contests. Good time to buy Directors Tuesday night. A brief dis munities, but demand for the ser \ About ly spring. The proposed location is at the junction of Rts. The: grand prize winner can pick the s.s. If you’re thinking about buying a house, two priorities for both agencies were cussion among directors indicated vices has declined, the report said. 44 and 44A. Dork; for a cruise to Hamilton, Bermuda, the Connecticut Association of Realtors personnel and budget-accounting they are concerned that the Phase II So the study group decided it would town SBM’s last application for a new branch, in South or the s.s. Oceanic for a cruise to Nassau, says it might be a good idea to do it in the systems. report may recommend expansions be wiser to improve services to the Glastonbury, was rejected by the State Banking Depart The Bahamas. While in port, the cruise first three months of 1976. They differed on the third priority, which will involve expenditures to be tovm and schools instead of selling ment last year. ship serves as the winner’s hotel. Realtors say the housing industry is which in the final recommendation Merit badge seminar considered late in the budget-making more services. SBM now operates offices in Manchester, East Hart A1 Hall, advertising director of The dependent on the mortgage market, and included both the town’s assessment- A setback card game will be played schedule for the next fiscal year. The Data processing services began in ford, South Windsor, Bolton and Andover. Herald, outlined the contest rules: they expect home financing funds will collection system and the school’s Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mathew DeGumbia, left, of Southington, explains a computer remarks showed that most of the Manchester when the school system “Vacation Cruise” coupons will appear have competition from business and in student record system. Mayfair Gardens. All Mayfair Saves power costs directors are not enthusiastic about established a system at Bennet terminal to Andy urwood, center, and Ronald J . Coles Jr ., both in The Herald each Tuesday and Thursday The Phase I report said benefits of residents are invited. dustry in the spring and summer. such an expansion. Junior High School in 1964. In 1969, members of Troop 364 in Manchester. The computer was part of through Feb. 19. You may enter as often Connecticut’s housing recovery will a fuliy automated personnel system say the breakthrough can save 20 per cent include availability of accurate infor The existing, data processing the data processing service was a Boy Scout merit badge seminar and exhibit sponsored by the Powerslide valve, key to a new line of as you wish but entrants must be at least probably continue to be led by resale of Second Congregational Church will in power costs because the valve meters mation for contract negotiations, im system provides services for payroll- reorganized as a town department to Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and held at the Hart Annual meeting set industrial air compressors, is positioned 18 years old. existing homes, the association said, and have its annual meeting tonight at 7 proved personnel selection, and in personnel, accounts payable, tax serve town government, the schools, in rotor housing at the West Hartford air to be compressed. Conventional screw Coupons must be deposited at one of the new construction will probably remain in Fellowship Hall of the church. ford Stake Center in Bloomfield attended by several hundred The annual meeting of members of Manchester’s plant of Dunham-Bush, a subsidiary of compressors have a steady output. (UPI 19 participating merchants, and the people. (Photo by Horace Photographies) Heritage Savings and Loan Association is scheduled Jan. sluggish in 1976. The Signal Cos. Inc. Company engineers photo) coupons will be gathered each Thursday 23 at the association’s main office, 1007 Main St. The meeting agenda includes acceptance of annual reports and election of directors. Adult high school Attends seminar to start Feb. 3 Bruce Braithwaite, Mutual Trust Life Insurance Co.’s general agent in South Windsor, attended the company’s Beginning Feb, 3, free assist adults who have not recent general agent seminar at Oak Brook, 111. attained an eighth grade Braithwaite, who lives in South Windsor, heads the adult courses in High F School Equivalency education or who need ad- Mutual Trust office at 1734 Ellington Rd. Mutual Trust, Preparation will be offered dltlonal help before headquartered in Oak Brook, is one of the 100 oldest life at 6:30 p.m. at Manchester entering the ^divalency insurance firms in the country. High School. This 12-week program. All pre-high program, held two nights school review classes will 7-Day Cruise For 2 Includes: each week, will prepare be on an indlvidualixed in Aircraft retirees meet 7-DAY adults for a Connecticut structional basis in order HOME U N E S , „ . ^ State equivalency diploma. to provide maximum ad The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club Retirees’ Group • Leaves New York Saturdays vancement for all students. April Thru June 1976 Persons who have not will meet next Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the club facility, LINGER LONGEr completed high school and Registration for these Clement Rd., East Hartford. The program will feature classes will be ’Tuesday WHILE IN PORT ^ ,= ■ - i l ' are not enrolled in any travelogues by Mr. and Mrs. Thoedore Lussier. s Docking In A Reserved Berth On school may earn a State Jan. 27 at the Manchester Retirees are asked to bring their club membership Hamilton's Front Street In Bermuda High School diploma by High School gymnasium renewals to the meeting instead of returning them by — OR In Nassau In The Bahamas With The attending this program and from 7 to 9 p.m. Joel Cha- mail. CRUISE Ship Your Hotel And Deluxe Let Us Arrange Your Next passing the GED High slon is director of the Restaurant While Your On Shore. School Equivalency Test program. 'ON THE' Vacation Or Business Trip. which is given by the state WHILE ON BOARD Department of Education, District sales manager • Live In Superior Cabins For 2 Bureau of Continuing Edwin D. Hare of Ellington has been appointed New pome GOURMET FEASTING Education. The program is Haven district sales manager for Applied Data • 4 Meals Dally designed to prepare Separate Envoyt Processing Inc., a North Haven-based computer services • Live entertainment nightly, movies, students to take a battery Byelorussia and. the TOBERMUDA 647-9949 Ukraine, constituent republics firm. dancing to several orchestras, special of five tests in English, o r ' social studies, science, and of the USSR, have s ^ ra te Hare, a graduate of the University of New Brunswick programs and contests arranged by the representation in the United (Canada), will be responsible for sale and systems design Cruise Staff...lectures and slides on ports mathematics. Students Nations General Assembly. of the company’s minicomputer systems, as well as its HERE’S HOW YOU ENTERiii • to tmor tlmply dopotit tho "Vacation C rulaa” coupons at tha store listed on the coupon. Coupons Istt at The Herald will not be ac- to be visited...cocktall parties... completing the course will This is the result of a com custom processing services. coDtod You may ontor as many times as you wish. Tho winner must bo at least 1 $ years of aiao # Coupons will appear In Tha Herald Iwlcs a wsak on Tuesdays and Thursdprs; Jan. 13,15, Swimming in llle-llned pools... take the GED examination promise after the Soviet Q q w c 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours; Mon. thru Fri. 9 -5 / Sat. 10-1 in June. Union protested against the Before joining Applied Data, Hare was systems consul 20 2?27®Kb. 3,8, l T " coupon antrlas will bo picked up weakly attar noon iln Jan. 10.26i Fab. 2.9,10.23. A weakly drawino will be held and two winners each store shuffieboard...plng pong...fully tant for American Bankers Life in Florida. He had will bMomo ollgiblo for tha final drawing to bo hold on February 24 at LaBonno Travel. WIntiara of all wookly drawings except for tha last will bo announced In Tha Herald. Tha winner of equipped gymnasium In addition to the separate admission of members of the British Com previous experience with Sanitas Service and Aetna Life tho trip will bo announced February 28. • The Herald reserves the right to be sole Judge of/ the contest equivalency program, free ^ T O NASSAU monwealth during the for pre-high school review & Casualty, both in Hartford. mative days of the UN. Sponsored By: Home LineSy LaBonne Travels The Manchester Herald And Area Merchants.» courses will be offered to Engineers club to meet The Hartford Engineers Club will meet next Thursday Manchester Hospital notes at Willie’s Steak House in Manchester. After a 7 p.m. 1 1 dinner, the meeting topic will feature a presentation on 1 1 4 THECRiUPTft 1 NASSIFF ARMS CO. “ Biomedical Flngineering — Evolution of a Discipline. ’ 1 991 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER COUNTS,' 1 HOBBY CENTEB Discharged Tuesday; Also, Barbara Swanaon, AGWAY.^Inc. 1 “House o f Sports Since 7944” HEIKLOOIHS OF 1 Susan Zwlck, 1009 Main Mansfield Depot; Linda 540 NEW STATE ROAD, C A O R I O O TOMOKROW4REAT OFT i i minit auto care 1 775 iNAIN STREET ToHih Speekliy Shop BUCKLANO 0 4 O - D l ^ O 1 St.; Anthony Sauaanautch, Harbec, Wlllimantic; 254 BROAD 8T. 328 W. MIDDLE TPKE. 1 i MANCHESTER 1 1 757 Main Street 359 Oakland St.; Alice Frank Cappa, East Hart Promotions listed MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ford; Judith Clough, 50 Utreluntt In Early 1 J in Downtown Manchester Neubauer, 55 Summer St.; • Davidson & Leventhal Stores and The Weathervane Americtn 1 1 Nancy Daigle, 86 Phoenix Mountain Rd.; Raymond stores have announced four executive appointments. % 1 St., Vernon; Rena Vaillan- Boushee, 412 Hilliard St.; Leonard Perlman, divisional merchandise manager of 4 J court. East Hartford; John Conde, 61 Kelly Rd., Namo Misses Sportswear, has been assigned responsibility of !| .1 Homo Namo Jam es Dodson, 69 Horton South Windsor; Brian Ar Nama Namo 1 1 divisional merchandise manager for all Misses Ready-to- Name If 1 Rd.; Daniel Griffin, 95 W. nold, 150 Irving St.; Sharon 8 1 Addraaa Wear. He will also be responsible for merchandising the >1 1 Addroao Addraaa Middle Tpke.; Harry Soucler, 34C Channing D r.; Addraaa Addraaa Addraaa 1 1 “Sandpiper,” a new D&L affiliate developing specialty If 1 Jackson, 82 Cushman Dr.; Ernest Brisson, Williman- Town Phona 1 8 Town Phona stores in the contemporary misses sportwear field. <1 1 Town Phono Janet Goodhue, Glaston tlc; Mathew Parent, Town Phono Town Phona Town Phono Elliot Popper has been appointed Misses Sportswear J L bury. Grantfield Rd., Tolland. buyer for all D&L stores. J L Sharon Kelly has been appointed divisional merchan dise manager for all Junior Ready-to-Wear. Cheryl Perrett has been appointed Junior Coat buyer Carter to phone in for D&L and Weathervane stores. for chats locally 20th CENTURY TV WHOLE SALE TIRE MANCHESTER "Conversations with Rosalynn, will call in at Passengers increase 176 BURNSIDE AVE. 8:50 p.m. and will par k 519 EAST MBDU TPKE 357 BROAD STREET Carter” is the theme of a Delta Air Lines has reported a 31 per cent increase in i^D PEARL & Sfii inEeAL■THf MEN'S co un m m m iTOU- EAST HARTFORD • 528-1554 MANCHESTER • 643-2444 fund-raiser Sunday for ticipate in a two-way con 4 VERNON , MANCHESTER former Georgia Gov. Jim versation over a special passenger enplanements at Bradley International Air ^ 646-4455 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. I| .1 '901-90757 main M A IN stre S' 6t TRI-CITY PLAZA port, Windsor Locks, during December. inlerior/ PHONE 643-2171 t| | 643-2478 872-0538 my Carter, who is seeking hook-up. MANCHESTER PARKADE A similar event Sunday The airline said local year-end passenger results NEXT TO FORBES AND WALLACE "Quality Service and Genuine Parts Since 19411’ ,... the Democratic nomina showed a growth of nearly 13 per cent and air freight tion for President. The in Somers will find Carter figures, which declined in early 1975, were rebounding in event will be from 7 to 10 and his wife calling in at the last half of the year. Neme Neme p.m. at the home of Stanley 7:40 p.m., also over a Name Name Name Weinberg, 157 Pitkin St. special two-way hook-up. Addreee Addraaa Weinberg is Carter’s state About 50 people are Addraee Addreet I I Addraee Addraaa campaign coordinator. expected at each of the Town Phona I I Town Phone Town Phone Carter and his wife, “conversations.” Phona Town Phone Town Phone Town , 4 h . L J L . .4 L. 4Jt Public records WIN A VACATION CRUISE FOR 2 DEPOSIT ONLY AT: Warranty deeds Carole M. r lailiccardl, Antoinette Lupacchino to property at 104 Irving St. PI 1 Joseph R. and Mary S. Marriage lirenses ./:| Lupacchino, property at 102- Stanley Andrew Ruganls »1 IJ VIHNER’S 725 L MIDDLE 104 Clinton St., 140,000. and Elizabeth Esther Ooft, 763 Main St t|IISUOOR TUBNPIKE Richard L. Cox to Herman both Manchester. Manchester, (^mn. MANCHESTER GABDEN CENTEB :i 1 THE THANK YOU STORE M. Frechette, Albert R. Mar Roger Harold Haverly, East 643-1191 >1 1 1 Tolland Tpke Manchaatar tin and Gerald P. Rothman, Hartford, and Addys Joseflne 945 MAIN STREET 1 917 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Opan 7 Daya '***un nun I MANCHESTER property at 44 Ashland St., Morales, 103 Downey Dr., 191 Main SL MOTOR SALES Mon.-Sat. 9-5; Sun. 11-4 11 1 649-2623 MANCHESTER PARKADE $30,750. Jan. 17. Manchester, Conn. 512 W. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Gerald P. Rothman to Her !l' 1 Building permils 6 4 3 - 1 ^ 1 1 1 man M. Frechette, Albert R. Joseph V. Rivosa, new Martin and Gerald P. f 1 8 dwelling at 60 Finley St., $25,- . 1 8 Rothman, property at ISO 000. : 1, 1 Nama Nama McKee St. U&R Housing Corp., new Nama Nama Nama Nama R 1 Nam* ' 1 | - 8 Ethel M. Rollason to Robert dwelling at 71 Kent Dr., $30,- 1 8 J. Madden, one-fourth interest 11 1 Addraaa 1 Addraaa 8 000. Addraaa Addraaa Addraaa 1 1 in property at 84 Eldrldge St., Mai Tool & Engineering ■ 1 1 8 8 Town I'VVOnM . 1 Phona $7,044.33. 1 1 Town ■ 1 8 Town 8 Division of Gulf & Western In Town Phona Town Phona Town Phona Town Lis pendens dustries, addition at 280 L i .4 L. . 4 L , . 4 L La .4 The North Face versus Adams St., $30,000. I> -,-< f Wo'” .* -- PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Jan. 15, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M»ndiwter. Coup . Thurs., Jan. W, H76 - PAPE TWENTY-THREE. Gunther says Weicker Man^s arraignment continued *"% A b o u t Fire Safety HARTFORD (UPI) - A 6, the day the robbery was for niercy, police said. formed on him. The in belongs on ^back burner’ 1. Use only safety matches that man accused in an alleged to have occurred. He was Smith set fire to a mattress former has not been public t o w n former Gov. Thomas J. Meddll ap light only when struck on Uie plot to rob a Hartford bank turned in to police by an in the room at the Royal ly identified. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A pointed to a federal Judgeship. padutge. using a machine gun, hand alleged accomplice. Hotel, where they fought. The informer first went Republican state lawmaker said 2. If you use paper book match grenades and pistols, has Police said when they Police also said that the to newsman Tom Seem of today he would Uke see his party put MeskiU, who decided not to seek types be certain to cloae the cover pleaded Innocent to two arrested Smith he was night of Jan. 4, Smith station WFSB-TV. Seem Sen. Lowell P. Weidter, R -0«n. “on re-election, was nominated in one of before striking the match. trying to push another man threatened to knife his ac the back burner.” charges but declined to eventually persuaded the Jehovah’s Witnesses will conduct a the last acts of Richard Nixon before 1 If you have “strUie-anywhere” out a third floor window at complice, who, unknown to informer to go to police, groups are open to those affected by the church, Sen. George R. Gunther, R- plead to charges of theocratic ministry school aiul ser someone with a drinking problem. he resigned the presidency in August, (wooden matches) they should be murder, arson and the Hartford Hotel. He was Smith, had already in leading to Smith’s arrest. Stratford, who said Weicker’s “ego 1974. kept in a nnetal container. charged with assault and vice meeting tonight at 7:30 at Center Congregational Church took off on the Watergate matter,” threatening. Kiiigdom HaU. Manchester Composite Squadron council will meet tonight at 7:80 in 4. Always strike any match away Richard J. Smith, 44, of conspiracy to commit said he would not siqqwrt the senator The nomination was held up by the from you. robbe^, along with the VFW voices objection of the QvU Air Patron will .meet the Robbins Ro(»n of the church. who announced Tuesday that he will Hartford, sometimes Al-Anon family groups will meet Senate Judiciary Comnnittee be<»use 5. Never toss away a lighted other three charges. tonight from 7 to 9:30 at the seek re-election. called "Saxophone Smit- toni^t at 8 at the PatMinders Club, of a state investigation into charges match. Hold it for a moment after The arson and murder to anthem substitution M an^ester State Armory, 330 Main "I’d like to see some good ty,” appeared in Common 102 Norman St., and Friday at 10 A Bible study will be conducted of improper state leasing practices you have used it. charges stemmed from the St. All young people from Grade 7 Republican challange the great white Pleas Court Wednesday HARTFORD (UPI) - The VFW has taken um a.m. at South United Methodist through h i^ 's^ool are welcome. tonight at 7:80 at United Pentecostal that allegedly occurred during 8. Never drop matches in con death Jan. 5 of Orell knight to a primary,” Gunther said in before Judge William S. “America, the Beautiful” brage at the playing of Church campus. Alateen for the 12- to Church, 187 Woodbridge St. Meskill’s administration. tainers used for the discarding of Watkins, 32. Police said isn’t, according to the “America the Beautiful,” an interview with radio station Ewing Jr., who continued 20-year-old children of problem No charges were filed against combustibles sudi u wastepapor Smith strangled Watkins Connecticut Veterans of composed by Samuel A. Tlie Rev. C. Henry Anderson, co WNAB. proceedings until Jan. 27. d riv ers will meet tonight at 8 at the anyone in the leasing probe but a baskets. with his own belt and tried F o relp Wars, when it’s pastor of Emanuel LuOieran Church St. Stephen’s Fbrayer Group of St. Gunther clashed bitterly with Smith was held on $103,000 Ward and Katherine Lee Pathfinders Club with the beginners le^lative committee recommended 7. Always keep matches In a safe to gouge out his eyes. substituted for the “Star will lead an adult Bible study Friday Mary’s Episcopal (%urch wiU meet Weicker last year over the senator’s bond. Bates — instead of Francis group meeting at 7:30. The family reform laws to bar future abuses. place; away from children, stoves, Smith was arrested Jan. When Watkins pleaded Spangled Banner.” Scott Key’s “Star Spangled at 1:30 p.m. in the reception room of tonight at 8 at the church. strong campaign to have Republican fireplaces, and other such areas. Banner” — at some Hart ford Civic Center hockey games of the New England Whalers. Caribbean violence takes “If anyone believes the song, ‘America, the Owr 40 Tm i* t l UNXOtM ItnkN Beautiful,’ should be the ^ p e n 24 Houn Dally national anthem, he, or toll of tourist dollar FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE she, has a perfect right to -&orist fi. Greenjiouses express such an opinion,” Warren B. Wilson, state By MARGARET HYMAN recovered completely from a much VFW commander, said publicized golf course mass murder in M o b il KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) - A spurt 1972. Caribbean nations struggling for Wednesday. HEATimi OILS of political violence costing five lives in economic survival can ill afford su(± set However, Wilson said if Kingston last week prom pt^ hundreds of backs. OILBURNiR A any song is substituted for tourist cancellations to Montego Bay, on URGtST mTAIL GROWIIIS IN MANCHCSTIIt Most Caribbean leaders understand the HERTIN6 INSTALLATION the national anthem, the Short cut at West Side Oval the opposite side of the island, jeopar Civic Center audience bitter irony that the violence which scares 643-9559 Tuesday’s rain and Wednesday’s mild weather made this south end of the West Side Oval dizing the Jamaican national economy. off dollars is far removed from the local 643-5139 i l l HARTFOKD ROAD, MANCHESTER. should refuse “to allow any into a pool rather than snow and ice. Eddie Hamlin, 8, of W Laurel St. carries his limch t»x If reports of violence in New York City 316 C«nt*r St. Minchfittr function to begin until tourist scene. Visitors already basking on while taking a short cut trough the water. In toe rear are Cheryl Warner, 11, of 11 West St. had had such drastic repercussions, the their tropical beaches are often oblivious proper respect has been and Larry Nelson, 13, of 45 Fairfield St. Wonder what was toe reception at home? (Herald city might have reach^ the bride of paid to our national to outbreaks of trouble which are bankruptcy years ago. frightening off their fellow Americans at anthem.” photo by Dunn) Kingston, like New York, is a violent ci CALDOR home. y ty. Come of the inhabitants of Caribbean SHOPPING DRESSES- And with an imprecise understanding of Men’s tourist spots, like Americans, are violent Caribbean geography and diversity, nnany Permanent^ CENTER SPORTSWUR peoples. 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W' 1145 Tolland Turnpike Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ‘ T f t e Affordable s in o k i] MANCHESTER Boutique** "theeasy way loquil smoking" a^AYS TO CHARGE SALE: Thurs. thru Sat For Information about meetings In other areas, call or write: 1145 Tolland Turnpike Hours; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. t h e ^h e a l 580 Washington Street. Canton, MA 02021 1-800-225-9726 W 821 L RUDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER GREEN (Opwi Tlwir». 8 W . Ml 9 p.m.) O Sm ohC nM it. inc . Pn>H,ptbwi«. NJ ( 9 / I 11 T7 t r..c - MANCHtat'VEK EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thuri., Jan. 1>. 1978 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE raOBA’TE NOTICES PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTEB EVENING HEiRALD. Mancherter. Conn., Thurs., Jan. 18, m OoartalPratato DIMrict c t Mnwhiafg . Honm§ For Solo 1$ Homot For Solo 23 Hoitm For Solo as NOTICE TO CRBDtTOitS OAKWOOD RD. - six room ESTATE OP SARAH H. MAY Cape, fireplace, garage, rec ManehMtar Suburban briefs Piano classes Panaaatto an order o( Boo. WDUam ro o m , a s s u m a b le VA E. FltiQenld, Judge, all dalna rnM be ffiMiited to the fldMliiTiaiiMd mortgage, circular pool, all program for road beloiw OD or before Afrt U, »>■ or be H e ra ld for |»,900, call 646-1189. BEAUTIFUL NEW RANCH I Women 8 maintenance. baned by law. The tMadiiy Is: 11111 unique home can be ready atanoRt as fast •• yM CRR XtBiMlbO. May LARGE 10 Room Home - con She said she heard unof start Monday 51 Arab 8L cboote your finlihini tauches. Hie fkMr piaa taieMas I sports CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING venient Manchester location, ficially the state may stop the three bedrooms, two full baths, aab-ln UtdND, dU ag I VERNON-The Women’s one acre treed lot. Mid SOs. room, Dihaped living room, full baomaat aud tw»«ar I Physical Activity Program program or set up a lessor Vernon from 3:30 to 3:45 p.tn. and seven, Hetb«t A Fheloa Jr. Owner, 6^^3405. one. The town received |57,- eight and nine-year-olds from 4 to SlEaitOwderSL garage. En}oy a private hadiyaid deck this ipriiigl Qdl » sponsored by the Vernon A “Magic Keyboard’’ class spon the builder for details. g Recreation Department has 000 from the state for town sored by the Indian Valley YMCA for 4:45 p.m. Bonnie Hayes of South PHONE 643-2711 BOL’TON- $31,900- AttracUve roads in the present fiscal children aged six through eight will Windsor will be the instructor. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD five room Ranch, family resumed after the holiday room, fireplace, paneling, R.G. SNYDER layoff. It runs every Thursday year and expects to get $59,- start Monday and run for eight con Gymnastics for those in grades one TEMPLE BETH Oouit of Probete through six will be conducted at the DiiMct of Miocbeeter aluminum siding. Hutchins WWiMWPWf Wlwe MMIT4 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Skinner 000 next year. Stopping the secutive weeks. SHOLOM Holp Wanlod 13 SHuaUon Wanlod 18 Agency, 646-3166. Center Road School, Vernon, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ^ Rd. Schooi. program will hurt the small ’The classes will be ’Tuesday from ADVERTISINB Mixed Media AVON - SUFFERING from ODD JOBS - Light moving. f Featured are exercises, towns, she said. 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Rockville Tuesday afternoons, also starting ESTATE OF AGNES B. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA- Tuesday. Art Auction MnjJNOTON, deceieed RATES “Housewife-ltis?” Be an Avon Painting, generm cleaning, Aluminum sided six room MANCHESTER- Brick six Lota-Land For Sale U % basketball, badminton, and Methodist Church, Grove St. and the Pmeaaot to in order of Hoo. WIlUam Representative. Get out - days or evenings. Cape, fireplace, built-in stove, room Cape with 2-car garage, College begins Avery Street Church in South Wind Those in Grades 1-3 will meet from January 18,1976 : E. FltiGmld, Judge, aU clalmi muet located on West side. $35,900. volleybail. The sports played I be preeented to Uie fUnclaiy named 1 day . 10« word per day meet people - have money for Experienced, reasonable, 643- carpeting, custom heated, ELLINGTON - Lovely treed 3:45 to 4:30 p.m. and 4-6, from 4:30 to Poor Prize Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. % depend on the Interests of BOLTON-Manchester Com sor for eight consecutive ’Thursdays below on or before March 31, f>76 or be 3 daye . .08 word per diy somellining special. Win prizes recreation room, new roof, building lot with view. Almost 5:15 p.m. The instructor will be Terri ; baned by law. The (idnclary le: too. Souni good? Call 5^9401. those women attending, a rec munity College courses begin the same hours. Open to the public 6 daye . .8* word pat.dey two-car garage, workshop. one acre. AA zone. $11,000. Wolverton, physical education in Gerald T. Millington Elva TVler Realtor, 6 4 9 -^ . MANCHESTER- Gracious Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. spokesman said. here Monday night at the Classes for students continuing ' 7 p.m. 616 Biuh HUl Road 26 daye . .78 word par day structor at the school. Mancheiter, Conn. 15 worda, $2.00 minimum HOUSE CANVASS telephone □ REAL ESTATE seven room Colonial located Bolton High School. their studies from previous sessions enumerators, male or female, in the Porter Street area. In addition the YMCA will sponsor Happy A da...... $2.16lncli BOLTON HEBRON Une, MANCHESTER - Acre plus I Price drops The Division of Community will be conducted from 4:30 to 5:30 full time, wanted for the Beautifullyilly maintained seven Three bedrooms, formal Near Country Club, level lot. p.m. ’Tuesdays and Thursdays at the courses in Jukido for beginning and Manchester City Directory. Nomea For Safa 23 room Raised Ranch. dining room, sun porch. 258' on road. Ziiaser Agency, Services of MCC working with Court of Probate I HEBRON-The Board of same locations. continuing students aged six to 16. Apply Mrs. Araujo, Price & Applianced kitchen, Priced in the 30’s. Qnsser 646-1511. the Bolton Continuing ^ u c a - Dlitrlct ol Mencbeiter Lee Co. Room 203, 63 E. Agency, 646-1511. Education reset the cost of a The program will familiarize They will start Monday and will be $36,900 • Duplex, 6-3, cabinet fireplaced living room with p reduced lunch at 10 cents. It tion program is offering NOTICE TO CREDITORS Center St. Manchester, or call kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, cathedral ceiling. Huge fami young children with the piano, begin taught by Paul Arel. Beginning 646-7714 between 8:30-4 p.m. MANCHESTER- 68 Duplex, Bustnaaa Proparty 26 4 : had been 17 cents. credit and non-credit courses students will meet from 4 to 5 p.m. HAPPY ESTATE OF ARTHUR J. CHENOT tile baths, $ to monthly in ly room. Low 40’s. Century 21, which include s itin g com ning with the sounds produced and Piimunt to an order oi Hoo. WlUiim Equal Opportunity Employer. come. Hutchins Agency, 646- Tedford Real Estate. 647-9914. near center of town, on bus School Supt. David Cat- the way the sounds are made. Each and continuing students from 5 to 6 ANNIVERSARY E. FItiGerald, Judge, eU clalmi muit 3166. line. Newer heating system MANCHESTER-S.000 square tanach told the board they position, general psychology, p.m. be preientod to Uie fiduciary named and roof. Three bedrooms foot retail building with'full revolutionary history, b a n child will receive a mock keyboard to TOM below on or bMota April U, 1976 or be each side. $37,000. Zinsser 4 will receive a total budget Those interested should pre barred by lew. The lldttclaty li: basement. Located near ning bridge, life planning for learn the position of the notes. Patricia C. Felloa Agency, 646-1511. center. Call for details. ji; review in February on the The children will practice on the register with the “Y” office. Infor 8 Virginia Drive women, cooking, and EUlngtoa, Conn. 08040 VERNON Zinsser A^ncy, 646-1511. 1975-76 budget. Next mock keyboard with very simple mation concerning fees may be ob All my love, First time offered. Im MANCHESTER- Charming mixology. National Weather Forecast seven room Ranch in j-: Thursday, the board will hold music and then have an opportunity tained from the office. maculate seven-room MANCHESTER- Beauty Meeee Rockledge area. Fireplaced its first budget meeting for Split, three bedrooms, Salon in the Main Street area. Bicentennial to hear the results on the piano. Each G)urt oi Probate laka living room, eat-in kitchen, Call for details. Zinsser Agen I the 1976-77 budget year. living room, dining room class will have four to six students. Diitrict of Mancheator ADVERTISING / r v / ' IW Mths. I^ c e d in low SO’s. cy, 646-1511. meeting Displaying several items of art to be available at an art auction Don Benevides of Ellington has § and kitchen plus paneled Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. I Wants road aid $5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS family room, finished laun Sunday at Temple Beth Sholom are from left, Mrs. Charles developed the course which is Comedian dies DEADLINE si: ELLINGTON-Selectwoman EAST HARTFORD-The entering its fourth phase for some S ESTATE OF RAYMOND W. SMITH dry room, fireplace, three MANCHESTER-Ten room Real Batata Wanlod I f East Hartford Bicentennial Borgida, Mrs. Max Zucker, and Mrs. Stephen Stolzer, chairmzn NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Comedian Pursuant to an order ol Hon. Wllliem 12:00 noon the day bolora baths. One-car garage, older Colonial, with 2-car gar S;i Janet S. Batt said Wednesday students. Participants must E. FItiGerald, Judge, all clalma muit publication. of the event. (Herald photo by Barlow) and entertainer Clay “Charlie” be presented to the fiduciary named central air-conditioning, age on Itk acres. Aluminum she will recommend Commission meeting will be preregister at the YMCA office, Ver below on or before March 30,1976 or be Deadline (or Saturday and siding, five or six bedrooms, ALL CASH for your property held tonight at 7:30 at the Tyson Jr., 46, a veteran of 26 years in barred by law. The fiduciaiy is: Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. aAHPNAMOiaCO. swimming pool, city within 24 hours. Avoio red i:|: selectmen ask state represen- non Circle, by mail or in person. A HAPPY 47th George H. Smith utilities. Near elementary large kitchen. Priced In the Raymond Library Communi show business, has died in Atlanta, 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-ISll. tape. Instant service. Hayes tatives to support the con- fee will be charged. ■>: 38 Margaret Lane school. Priced to sell at Corporation, 6468131. ty Room. Ga. BIRTHDAY Glaatonbury, Conn. PLEASE READ :S' Inuatlon of the state town aid O ther clasBes $41,900. Art auction set at temple Tyson was a native of Oppa, Ga., WANDA P. YOUR AD SELLING your house? Call us The “Y’’ will also sponsor three but lived in New Britain 18 years. His RUSSO Classified id s rare taken over lowiiT mmiAivm U&R REALTY CO. first and we'll make you a cash offer. T.J. Crockett, An auction of various works of art The auction will begin at 7 p.m. phpical development courses for wife, three daughters and son ate INDEX the phone as a convcnlonce. 643-2692 will be open to the public Sunday at Items include paintings,, tapestries, children three and one-half through New Britain residents. The Herald Is responsibit for Robtri D. MurdoiHc Realtor, 643-1577. Adult classes lead to diploma From your much NOTICeS PHILBRICK only on« Incorrect Insartton and batik, enamel, antiques' and sculp 12. These will include tumbling, Tyson toured in revues, appeared 1 — Rtattor Temple ^ t h Sholom, 400 E. Middle younger friend, L o il and Found then only to tha alia of the IMMEDIATE CASH for your ture in all price ranges. There is no acrobatics, and gymnastics classes. on national television and acted in 2 ~ Paraonale original Insertion. Errors which they need a more thorough review in Tpke. 3 - Announcomanti property. Let us explain our Vernon Elizabeth do not letaen the value ol the The event will start with a cham admission charge for the auction. Acrobatics classes for children movies. He toured with singer James 4 - Entertainment AGENCY lair proposal. Cali Mr. English grammar, reading, math, advertisement will not be cor unwt*iKUioioc*»a Adults in the Vernon area can 5 - Auctions Belllore, M7-1413. and spelling for the equivalency pagne hour and collector’s gallery Tickets for the gallery showing are aged five through nine will be con Brown and went to Vietnam with rected by an additional Inser I EXECUTIVE L RANCH-I begin to earn a high school equivalen available at the door or by calling ducted at the Skinner Road School, him. He was working with Brown’s FINANCIAL tion. PORTER STREET - Corner Nine rooms, 22x26 master diploma and for improving their from 4 to 6 p.m. These special items For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Jan. 16. During Thursday nig MAY WE BUY your home? cy diploma by registering for free Mrs. Stephen Stolzer, chairman, 137 Vernon, Tuesdays starting Tuesday. 8 - BondS'Stocks-Morigages of Butternut Rd. Three bedroom, family room, employment prospects. will not be for auction and there will shows in Atlanta when he died Mon 9 - Personal Loans rain is likely along the north Pacific coast. Snow is indicated for bedrooms, asking $65,000., Quick, fair, all cash and no classes in the Vernon adult education game room, den, private This grant also includes funds to be a donation for the preview. Laurel St., South Windsor. They will run for eight weeks. day. Happy Sth Birthday 10 - Insurance parts of the upper Plains and Ohio valley areas, changing to two-car garage, two out problems. Call Warren E. program . yard, on dead end street in offer free classes for non-English Children five and six will meet BRUCE KELSEY EMPLOYMENT □ FINANCIAL rain along the eastern slopes of the' central Appalachians. buildings, over naif acre, 11/2 Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. Classes in English, math, and 13 - Help Wanted Elsewhere, mostly fair weather should prevail. Minimum baths, Keith Real Estate. 649- I prime neighborhood. F or| speaking adults wishing to acquire Love, Mom, Dad, Lisa, 14 - Business Opportunities social studies are offered for a 10- temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in 1922, 6464126. I further details call. $59,- INSTANT cash for your home. basic skills in communication for Donna, John, Troy, 15 - Situation Wanted Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s week period beginning Feb. 2, 3, and Bonds-Slocks-Mortgages 8 parenthesis) Atlanta 33 (56), Boston 24 (33), Chicago 14 (27), iooo. meeting his daily needs in an English and Nana EDUCATION RANCH -102 Overlook Drive, Corner Realtors, 646-4525. 4. They will be at Rockville High 18 - Private Instructions Dallas 37 (58), Denver 24 (58), Duluth 0 (13), Houston 45 ( 70), 1 OVERSIZED CA PE-Six I speaking society. 19 - SchoolS'Classes MORTGAGES, loans first, se th ree bedroom s, $41,900. room!,, with central air- School from 7 to 9 p.m. and during Jacksonville 43 (70), Kansas City 18 (30), Los Angeles 51 (65), WE WILL buy your home. 20 - Instructions Wanted cond, third. All kinds. Realty Treed half acre lot. Two conditioning, eat-lnl the day at the Adult Education statewide. Credit rating un- Miami 60 (70), New Orleans 42 (67), New York 27 ( 40), Phoenix fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths, Keith Quick, efficient professional Happy Birthday REAL ESTATE I kitchen, dining room , I C enter on E lm St. from 9 to 11:30 necessa^. Reasonable. Con 41 (77), San Francisco 41 (56), Seattle 40 (50), St. Louis 23 (35), Real EsUte, 649-1922, 646- service, Call us first. W. J. SUSAN 23 - Homes lor Sale brand new bath, three good Barcomb Realtor, 644-6000. a.m . WANT PUBLIC SAVE 24 - Lols-Land lor Sale fidential, quick Washington 33 (46). 4126. DREISBACH 25 - Investment Property arrangements. Alvin Lundy aised bedrooms, m , 000. At the end of the 10-week period NOTICE noo 26 - Business Property ROCKLEDGE - Seven-1 CASH for your property. Call Love, 27 - Resort Property Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu GLASTONBURY - Ideally adults may then apply for a test No. 016941 tion Plaza, Hartford. located, attractively room .Ranch, three us first It anxious to Sell. ADS Mom and Dad 26 - Real Estate Wanted given by the state Department of KENNETH B. PARSONS Easy^on-your-eyes Videomatic‘’25" Color Consoles Evenings, 233-6879. landscaped Ranch, two bedrooma, flrqilace, rec Keith Real EsUte, 6464126 or ■------— * * * diagonal MISC. SERVICES Education. VS, bedrooms with den or room, two-zone beat, gar-1 64619Q. Modal 4850 31 - Services Offered MOTHER’S HELPER - 3- STOr uUitai fir iiMiyl SOL TOWN OF TOLLAND, et al 32 - Palnllng-Peperlng MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd nursery. Very spacious Once again the Vernon school Italian Provincial 8:30, Monday - Friday. Some | 8V mmRM Hm i fir yi$r age, porch, $44,000. BRING STATE OF CONNECTICUT Magnavox Videomatic was the first color 33 - Building-Contracting mortgages — interim finan fireplaced living room with WANTED - Home building system has received federal funds TV to adjust Its picture to changing 34 - Roofing'-Siding cing — expeditious and con weekends. 649-7804. OnuKiMlni. RANCH — Six room, 1 1 loU in Manchester or surroun SUPERIOR COURT - Heating-Plumbing dining area. Applianced for use in pre-high school and high room lighting—automatically. Its 3 5 fidential service, J.D. Real kitchen, 11/2 baths, like new. bedrooms, large country ding towns. Call 6464404. TOLLAND COUNTY INVITATION TO 36 - Flooring PART TIME Chambermaid to school review programs. CASH electronic "eye” sees changes in room 37 - Moving-Trucking-Storage Estate Assoc. 646-1980. Call 529-1348 for appointment. I kitchen, fireplace, 12x251 January 9, 1976 Modal 4652 38 — Services Wanted clean rooms and do laundry $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Principals only. Ifamily room, garage, Pre-high school review classes ORDER OF NOTICE Contemporary light and automatically adjusts the BID work. Apply in person, Essex picture...so it never glares in a dark MISC. FOR SALE Ranch, fireplace, baseboard Ishaded yard on quiet I meet the needs of adults who feel NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF Sealed bids will be received in 41 - Articles lor Sale Motor inn, 100 East Center heating, stove, refrigerator. room, never washes out in a light room. MANCHESTER - nine room litreet. $44,900. 643-2711 THE GENERAL PUBLIC the Office of The Director of 42 - Building Supplies □ EMPLOYMENT Street. 646-2300. Hutchins Agency 646-3166. older Colonial, four bedrooms, 43 - iPets -Birds- Dogs □ MI8C. 8ERVICE8 UPON THE COMPLAINT You'll also enjoy energy-saving 100% General Services, 41 Center fireplace, two car garage, 1.3 I COLONIAL- 7 rooms, 1W| Modal 4854 solid-state circuitry...bright, sharp 44 — Livestock CONVALESCING male needs of the plaintiff in the above en Early American Street, Manchester, Connec 45 - Boats & Accessories Hefp Wonted 13 acres, ideal for horses, Ibaths, 3 bedrooms,I Sporting Goods person as live-in. companion - Rec accepts titled action, praying for pictures on the Super Bright Matrix ticut until JANUARY 28, 1976 46 - LaPenta Agency Realtors, breezeway, garage, swim Sarvleas ORorod 31 REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Tube...great sound realism from a 47 — Garden Products housekeeper, free room and MANCHESTER 646-2440. reasons therein set forth, for a t 11:00 a.m. for the 48 - Antiques PHONE FROM home to ser board, 643-6207, 649-4200. ming pool, redwood deck, | The Republican Electors of highly efficient speaker.. .plus extra 49 - Wanted to Buy registration declaratory judgment relief to following: vice our customers in the I wooded yard. $42,500. REWEAVING burns, holes. the Town of Bolton are hereby Modal 4658 testing for extra reliability. And, of COLONIAL CONDO LARGE stately Victorian determine whether or not Pat Mediterranean styling RENTALS Manchester area, flexible MATURE babysitter needed, I CAPE COD — Two years I Zippers, umbrellas repaired. notified that there will be a PHYSICAL EDUCATION 7 spacious rooms, 3 completely remodeled inside, in WSI class ton Road in Tolland, Connec course, the beauty of Magnavox fine EQUIPMENT 52 - Rooms for Bent hours, super earnings, 249- some house work required. I old, 24' living room, first indow shades, Venetian caucus at Town Hall, Bolton furniture craftsmanship. 53 - Apartments for Rent 7773. bedlam s, 2 full baths and 8V!i rooms, four bedrooms, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. ticut, was ever legally discon 54 - Homes for Rent Care of two pre-schoolers in I floor family room with The Manchester Recrea on January 20 at 8:00 p.m. Bids forms, plans and 2 half baths, full carpeted baths, $47,500, call 649-7877. Marlow's, 867 Main St. Oi^ tinued and/or to determine specifications are avilable at 55 - Business for Rent my home. 649-7804. fireplace and beamed tion Department is accep o'clock, for the following pur Modal 4858 56 - Resort Property for Rent AIR FORCE is hiring including family room. 5221. whether the plaintiff has a Your Choice the M anchester Board of 5 7 Wanted to Rent MANCHESTER - Seven room I ceilings. Eat-in kitchen, ting registration for the poses : French Provincial qualified women and men in HOUSEKEEPER - Love Kitchen w/appliances, 1- right of way over the land now 58 - Misc. for Rent Colonial Cape, formal dining I formal dining room, king 1. To select party-endorsed Education, Business Office, 45 mechanics, electronics, plus dogs? Mature special helper car garage. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Water Safety Instructors and formerly known as Patton room, applianced kitchen, rec sized master bedroom, candidates for membership on Modal 4654 N. School Street, Manchester, AUTOMOTIVE many more. For enlistment wanted, one day per week Removal, pruning, lot Class at the Manchester Road, and/or to determine Connecticut 06040 — during 61 - Aulos lor Sale requirements and informa room, garage, terraced yard, I aluminum siding, two-car | clearing, spraying. Fully in the Republican Town Com Early American 62 - Trucks lor Sale housecleaning. It you would High School Pool, 6:30 to whether the plaintiff has tion, call 646-7440. M ER R in low 40’s. Centunr 21, Tedford J garage, treed lot, mint con- sured. Licensed. Free es mittee for the ensuing two business hours 8:00 A.M. to 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale like some extra work, be Real Estate, 64'7-9914. 9:30 p.m., Mondays Jan. 26 nou<649 64 - Molorcycles-BIcycles Realtors 646-1180 $51,400. timates. Phone 6^3437, 636 acquired a legal right and title 4:00 P.M. available when needed to stay Idltlon, years. 65 - - Campers-Trailers-Mobile through April 26. to use said road, which is Town of Manchester, CABINET MAKERS Wanted. in our home ocassional 1 MINI-FARM on West Side, I 5354. 2. To transact such other Homes Exhibit shop experience COVENTRY - Aluminum returnable to the Superior - Automotive Service weekends or lonpr. Why? To Iseven-room home in Class will not meet Feb. business as may properly Connecticut 66 - required. Call Displaycraft, sided Ranch, three bedrooms, CUSTOM DRAPERIES • Court within and for the Coun 67 - Autos lor Renl-Leasa care for our five beloved I excellent condition, new 16 or April 12. come before such caucus. Robert B. Weiss, Manchester, 643-9557. Mr. REDUCED FOR quick sale - two full baths, Franklin stove, made very reasonable, work ty of Tolland to be held at dogs! References and own immaculate throughout. 30’s. [siding, etc., garage, large Registration may be Signed General Manager Scott. two family, 30 Locust Street, laranteed, call anytime, 646 Rockville on the third transportation necessary. 646- Century 21, Tedford Real [lot with garden and fruit| made by telephone at the -- Robert R. Morra 3012. no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. Tuesday of April, 1976, and Estate, 647-9914. trees, shed. $42,000. Recreation Office, 646-6010 Town Chairman □ NOTICES X-RAY Technician, part time, upon motion in said action for registered X-ray tecnnician to NEW LISTING - Rolling Park RAISED RANCH - Seven I TREE SERVICE-(Soucter) between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 TEXAS OIL Company needs an order of notice, it LEGAL work weekend schedule on our dependable person M/F who Cape, 6 rooms, one car at [rooms, beamed cathedral Trees cut, trimmed or topped, p.m. Probate Court appearing to and being found dav or evening shift. For more can work without supervision tached garage. Aluminum [ceiling in living room with stumps removed, fully in STATE OF CONNECTICUT Lost and Found 1 The class is limited to by the subscribing authority information contact the Per in Manchester. Contact siding. Sun Room with FOUR FAMILY I fieldstone fireplace, eat-in sured Got a tree problem? DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER NOTICE Well worth a phone call. 742- the first 30 who register. January 7, ItTt that it would be impractical or OF DATE OF FOUND- Gray tiger cat, and sonnel Dept. 646-1222 Ext. 481. customers. Age unimportant, jalousies, phone John H. Four rooms each unit. [kitchen, formal dining In the matter of Unda Claire Hod- REPUBLICAN CAUCUS white cat with gray markings, Manchester Memorial but maturity is. We train. Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. Separate heat, parking. $6.- [room, 15x21 family room 8252. Manchester residents have son, a minor residing In the Town ol impossible to determine the Hospital, 71 Haynes St., both vicinity Hackmatack Write T.S. Dick, Pres., 900 income. Elxcelient in [with fireplace, wooded | preference. Manchester, In said Dlitrlct. WIlUam names and addresses of all The Republican Electors of Manchester, Ct. MANCHESTER - Colonial ODD JOBS - Trucking, home E. FItiGerald, Present, Hon. Judge parties or defendants who the Town of Andover are , Street since Fall. 643-7622. Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. vestment. Asking $45,000. [acre lot with privacy, $44,- Participants must have Upon Uie application of George L. Worth, Texas. E.O.E. central location, good repairs, serving Manchester current Advanced Life Green of said Manchester, praying for might have an interest in the hereby notified that there will mechanical condition, new WARREN L [ooo. for five years. Free es Uie removal ol George T. Hodson and be a caucus at Andover FOUND - Half grown white Saving Ceftification above entitled action and that LIMITED and tiger cat on Fulton Road. BRUKiEPORl CASHIERS WANTED - must kitchen cabinets, small barn, RAISED RANCH - On I timates. 643-0304. Virginia D. Qark as guardians of Uie notice of the institution of this Elementary School Library owner anxious, $29,900, Hayes HOWLAND (Senior Life). person of uid minor and that said We love her but you may want be 18 or older, apply Vernon extra large lot with coun- George L. Green and Eleanor F. Green action most likely to come to TIME (lower level). School Road on OPERATORS Cine 1 & 2 after 8 p.m. Corp. 646^)131. RaaHora 646-1106 try atmosphere in DICK'S SNOW Plow ing, Everyone will be tested her back. 649-9780. be appointed guardians of the person of their attention is that Thursday, January 22,1976 at Immediate openings for I Manchester. Seven rooms, driveways, parking lots, said minor. It Is ONLY! MANCHESTER - Five room sidewalks, sanding with salt. the first night to prove ORDERED: That said appUcaUon hereinafter ordered: It is 8 o’clock p.m. for the LOST - White tiny toy poodle, experienced "Top Notch” PERSON with office and Real llVk baths, fireplaces, Ranch. Fireplace, eat-in 2 Reasonable rates. 24 hour ser swimming skills. be heard and determined at the ORDERED, that notice of following purposes: male. Center Springs area. operators. Full time first Estate experience for MANCHESTER - Must sell [sliding glass doors to large Probate Court In the Municipal kitchen, 11/2 baths, full base Six room Cape, maior vice. 6462204. the institution of said action ENDS 1. To select party-endorsed Please call 646-5180. Reward. shift positions. We offer Manchester office. Please [deck, aluminum siding, 2-1 Building In uId Manchester on the Sth write resume to PO Box 758, ment, carpoh, aluminum appliances, good condition, day of January, 1171, at ten o'clock In be given to said defendants candidates for membership on excellent starting wages I car garage. Only $45,500. WATERPROOFING R c c p la n s the forenoon and that noUce ol Uie FEB. 23rd LOST - Six month old gray New Britain, Ct. storm doors and windows. ideal location. By owner. $33,- and members of the general the Republican Town (Com and fringe benefits in hatchways, foundation pendencyendency of( said appllcaUon and the tiger cat. South Main and Convenient shopping and 100. 647-9824. I SPOTLESS Six room Cape. I scuba class lime ina place actd forlor said hearing be public by causing a true and 1976 mittee for the ensuing two cluding profit sharing. schools. 61 Alice Drive, $38,- cracks, sump pumps insUlled, Hackmatack area. Call 643- DISTRIBUTORSHIP [ four bedrooms, modern given to Virginia D. Gark whose pre attested copy of this order of years. Experienced only need 500. Peterman Agency, 649- COVENTRY - Six room Cape, fireplace repairs, concrete sent whereabouts la unknown, by 6023. Available, wholesale and mail [kitchen with dishwasher The Manchester Recrea notice to be published in The 2. To consider and act on apply. 9404, 646-2912. three bedrooms, dining room, basement floors, ceramic tile causing a Uue copy ol Uils order to be order, run from home, full or [and disposal. Handy to bus | tion Department is accep publlshid In some newspaper having a Hartford Courant, The changes of local party rules. part time. No risks, no invest immaculate. $26,500. Fireside repairs, slate hallways. circulation In Manchester, Connec IMPOUNDED - Shepherd [ line and schools. $34,500. Expert mason. 643-4953, 653- ting registration for the Manchester Herald, and the 3. To transact such other Cross, female black and tan, WARD ment, 742-9068. Realty Inc., 647-9144. ticut, Uie last known place ol abode of MANCHESTER [ tw o FAMILY DUPLEX I 2914, 527-5522. scuba class at the East said Virginia D. Clark, and by mailing Journal Inquirer which are MSCONTMUED MODELS AND business as may properly call Coventry Dog Warden, by certUled mall, postage, prepaid, TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, con Custom built in 1973. Side Recreation Pool, 7:20 newspapers published and cir come before such caucus. 423-6524. MANUFACTURING DENTAL ASSISTANT - cer RVE ACRES... copies of this order to Eleanor F. FLOOR SAMPLES 186 Adame 8L tified, experienced preferred, plus two bedroom Ranch. venient Manchester location, [Living room, large NOEL CYR, Djrywall. new, to 9:30 p.m., Wednesdays Green and George L. Green, both of culated in the Town of Y. Anson, additions, repairs, ceilings, IMPOUNDED - Shepherd - Manchaater typing ability, call 646-3003 for excellent condition [equipped eat-in kitchen, 473 Gardner St., Manchester, Conn, Tolland, for for three con 3 -1 2 ” Port. Color Chairman Often privacy and acolu- quality work with satisfac- Jan. 28 through March 31. and to George T. Hodson, 6M1 W. Collie cross, male black and 646-6660 interview. throughout, good Income ] 1 '/t baths, three bedrooms Louisiana Ave., Denver, Colorado, secutive days commencing on •lon. 160,600. Iton, guaranteed, references, The basic charge for the tan, call Coventry Dog property. Many extras. No [each side, large yard, 238 SOBS, all at least ten days before Uie or before January 19, 1976, NOW * 2 4 8 fully insured, 643-9743. ten pool and lecture session da^ of said hearing and return make to Court of Probate Warden, 423-6524. AUTOMATIC Transmissions WARREN L agents. Low 40 s. 649-4101. [ft. deep. Walk out base-1 and that ruturn of such ser Dlsbtct of Manchester LAUNDRY SERVICE - We is $57. This is payable to I Court. 4 -1 8 ” TaMo M o M National company. [ment, aluminum siding, By Order ol Uie Court are now accepting Rebuilders - installers. 5 1/2 HOWLAND MANCHISTIR SERVICE -on all Kirby vice be made to the above IMPOUNDED - Shepherd [carpeting. A Beauty—$58,-1 the Manchester Recreation Pearl J. HulUnan NOW * 2 7 8 applications for laundry, day work week. Excellent Saettora 043-1106 vacuums. Free pick-up and Au’t. Clerk Court. Cross, female, black and tan, LAKEWOOD CIR. I 9OO delivery Call 875-9190. Department upon registra And, it is further 1 - 28” Cohmial Probate Court call Coventry Dog Warden, washroom and deliveries p si- conditions. To arrange inter NORTH M o d t l 4320 State of ConnecUcut tion. Full time, 40 hours, days, [ c o l o n ia l - Modern I tion. This will cover the Probate Court ORDERED, that any person *‘Long Ranger” Multi-Band 423-6524. view call 643-2467, ask for Mr. Beautiful 7-room Split, 3 Diitrict of Mancheiter evenings. Excellent fringe Marino. [kitchen, formal dining DRESSMAKING, hems and rental of tank, regulator, STATE OF CONNECnCUT desiring to be heard with NOW * 8 9 8 This "take-along" portable offers great . January 7,1978 b e d r o o m i, 2 b a th s , alterations done in my home. DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER In Uie matter of Julie Ann Hodion, ■ LOST - older black and white benefits. Apply in person. CONTEMPORARY Ranch - [room, 24 ft. living room and vest, also the respect to the above entitled listening from FM/AM, the excitement of Reasonable. Call 646-4019. January 7 ,1I7S 3 - Storoo Componont minor reilding in the Town ol tom cat, vicinity of Waddell Meadows Convalescent designed for low carpeted living room, [with fireplace, 1!A baths, necessary air. It will also In Uie matter of Sluan Victoria Hod action file, either personally Public Service Band. VHF-Alr-Band, plus Mancheiter, in uid Dlitrlct. WilUim Home, 333 Bidwell Street, maintenance. Living room has dining room, and kitchen. son, a minor residing In the Town ol SHUE460 S y s t ^ w /8 0 watt INF Short Wave. AC or battery-powered, Its E. FItiGerald, Preient, Hon. Judge. School, answers to name of [double carport, three WILL BUY Junk Cars, am or by his attorney, an Manchester. Business Opportunity 14 fieldstone fireplace and Paneled family room, cover the cost of the text Manchester, In saidulstrlct. William 19" diagonal Color Portable many features include tone control, Upon the emUcaUon of George L. Tippy, call 649-6318 between [bedrooms, finished base-1 E. FItiGerald, Present, Jutte. appearance in said action with Green of uid Manchester, praying for beamed cathedral ceiling. fireplace and -car garage. condition Call anytime. 487- book. Once you check out these features, we think NOW * 3 4 8 pushbutton squelch control and FU/AFC. noon and 6 p.m. 1 [ment, 10 yrs. old, $43,500. Upon the a| UcaUoo of George L. the Clerk of the Superior the removal of George T. Hoda ...... MATURE RELIABLE person MANCHESTER - 5,000 ^ u are Formal dining room, three Lovely landscaped lot. For those students Green ol said csta,pr»lng for you'll agree this Magnavox Is a value...even 2 - Quoon AMI tloroo VirglnU D. Gark u guatdiana Court for Tolland County, Personals in good ph^ical condition, foot restaurant site in the bedrooms, family room with I RAISED RANCH — seven | providing all of their own the removal of George T,T. Hodson and without its Annual Sale savingsl Automatic penoo ol laid minor and that said Owner will consider 8% Palnllng-Paparlng 32 Virginia D. Clark as guardians of Uie Brooklyn Street, Rockville, George L. Green end Eleanor F. Green needed for full or part time downtown Manchester Main fireplace designed for enter rooms, first floor laundry, fine tuning for accurately tuned UHF or VHF NOW * 5 4 8 noul * 4 8 * * taining. Garage. Acre lot. mortgage. equipment, the base person of said minor and that said be eppointed guardlina of the penon of RIDE WANTED - Hebron - position days. Must nave good Street area. F. J. Spilecki [three bedrooms, two full I George L. Green and Eleanor F. Green Connecticut, on or before pictures, energy-saving, 100% solid-state said minor. It Is Realtor, 643-2121. Professionally landscaped INSIDE - Outside painting. charge would be $40 (must be ap^nted guardians of the person of February 13, 1976, 1 - ChalrsMo tuned amp - ORDERED: Tbit said application Manchester. Hours 9-5. Daily. mechanical ability. I baths, carpeted rec room circuitry, plus the Precision In-Line Hibe Automobile a necessity. After grounds._ $44,900. _ Philbrick Special rates for people over have vest). An additional said minor It Is And, It is further System for really bright, sharp pictures. with Ghangor and tpM kors be heard and determined at tbe Call 228-9617. M E R R in with fireplace, two-car ORDERED: That such appUcaUon Magnavox Probate Court in the Munlclpil 6 p.m. ball 643-0565 or after 8 ...... V, Agency, Realtors 6468200. RMHora 646-1160 65. Fully insured. Estimates $10 charge must be paid for be heard and determined at the ORDERED, that all persons Building inuid Manchester on tbe nth 13 I garage, large treed lot. | given.n Call 649-7863. Probate Court In the Munclpal NOW * 3 7 8 day of January, 1978 at ten o'clock in INCOME TAX preparation - p.m. call 633-7863. ««'P **'""‘*^ the rental of tank, who do not file such an Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or MANCHESTER - Immaculate $51,900. Building In uid Manchester on the Sth ____ miui’419** Um forenoon end that noUce of Uie PAlNtlNG - interior and regulator, vest, wet suit day of January, 1178 at ten o’clock In appearance shall be bound by 1 - Padastal storoo Quality in every detail pendency of uid anpllcaUon end the 5268263 for appointment. three bedroom, two years COVENTRY - Immaculate the forenoon and Uiat noUce of the the Judgment rendered in said time anaj^ce let for said bearing be young Colonial. baths, and spacious three bedroom WE NEED LISTINGS exterior, paperhanging, and weight belt for the pendency of said appUcaUon and the NOW! action to the same extent as if NOW * 2 9 8 given to Virginia D. Gark whou pre RIDE wanted from wall-to-wall carpeting, slate home, dining room, garage, excellent work. References. three open water swims lime and place set tor said hurlng be sent whereabouti is unknown, by foyer, fireplace, formal dining Thinking of Selling Your Free estimates. Fully in given to Virginia D. Clark whou pre they were parties hereto. causing a true copy of this order to be Hawthorne Street to WE NEED 5 MORE 1^,500. Fireside Realty Inc., (June 12, 13, and 14). area. Built-ins. Lovely large sured. Martin Mattson, 649- sent whereabouts Is unknown, by And, it is further publlstaed In lome newspaper having a Heublein. Daily 7-3:30, Call 647-9144. Property? CaU TODAY! This is payable to Inner causing a true copy of Uils order to be circulaUon in Mancheiter, Connec 643-9445. 12 to 14 Year Olds lot, priced for immediate 4431. pubUahed hi some newspaper having a ORDERED, that George E. Ucut. Uie last known place ol ibode of sale. Dulbaldo-Lesperance BOLTON - Three bedroom Space Dive Shop on or cIrculaUon In Manchuter, Conner- Tillinghast, Jr., counsel for uid Virglola D. dark, and by maUlng to canvass for llio Ucut, the last known place of abode of by certUM maU, postage preptld LONELY - Meet new and in Realtors, 646-0505. Ranch, two baths, fireplace, PAPER HANGING Expert. before May 15. For those the plaintiff, 25 Lewis Street, PHILBRICK Your average paper, in said Virginia D. dark, and by maiUru coptef of Uiii order to Julie Aon Rod- dining room. 1.6 acres. View, students that pass the by certUled mall, postage prepaid, teresting people “today” ! MANCHESTER Hartford, Connecticut 06103 aoo, 473 Oerdner St., Mancheiter, Join Insta-Mate “a low cost MANCHESTER - Lookout $44,9W). Fireside Realty Inc., average room , $25. Mr. copies of this order to Susan Victoria Coon., Etoanor F. Green and Geom Richman, 6463864. course, an additional $3 Hodson, 473 Gardner Street, shall promptly furnish a copy L. Green, both o( 471 Gtnbier »., local dating service.” Write EVENING HERALD Mountain, elegant seven room 647-9144. AGENCY will be charged for YMCA Manchester, Conn., Elunor F. Green of the complaint to each per Mancheiter, Coon., end to George T. Box 815, Department M, New Raised Ranch built bv An- and George L. Green, boUi of 473 son filing an appearance pur Hodson, 8181 W. Louiiiana Ave., Britain, Conn. 06050. Mon., Tues., Wsd. 5*8 P.M. saldi. Lovely wooded lot, 'Two ANDOVER - Clean two bo b JOBIN - wallpapering certification. Gardner St., Mancheater, Conn., and to Dcover, Colondo, 8IBM, lU at tout REIILTOIIS and painting, quality work to George T. Hodson. 8881 W. Louisiana suant to this order. ten days before Uie d n OL said hearing fireplaces, 2-car garage, large b^room Ranch, basement, Preference will be given landscaped and private. $28.- your satisfaction. Ave., Denver, Colorado, 808M, all at By the Court, and retan make tela Court. FEMALE needs ride - 108, CJUl 847-9946, 3-5 P.M. kitenen, lovely paneled rec to the first 15 Manchester least ten days before me day of uid PbMerton!( By Older of Uie Court 900. Fireside Realty Inc.. 647- Guaranteed, references and room. Priceo in the 50’s. (Rubinow, J.) 130 CENTER ST. Pearl J. Hultmaa from South Main Street to 646-4200 residents to register. hearing and return make to this Court. EL CAMIMO PLAZA FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 Kings. Call after 6, 646-1518. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 9144. insured, fast service, 649-9027. By Order of the Court Elaine A. Mrosek to Au'L Ctoik RUNCHESTER Minimum age is 15 years. P url J. Hultnuui 8> Au't. Gerk Clerk R T j 2 J H I ia L I I lV PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Jan. 15,1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conr., Thurs., Jan. 15,1976- PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN w fuitar. teys, tacit e« Thurs. Btfrt. 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