PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 14, 1977 Joseph Boulette Obituaries COVENTRY — Joseph Boulette, Terrance F. McGann, 87, of 91 Permission slip needed 85, of 581 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, Chestnut St. died Sunday in p p 1 1 ■ formerly of Coventry, died Friday at The weather Inside today a local convalescent home. ». tor tree measles shot Mrs. Benedict Twerdy Jr. Francis A. O'Donnell Jr. Mostly cloudy today, chance of The funeral was today, ^ r i a l will m in Manchester where lived all ,j,^g permission slip printed here is Measles within the past four weeks. Business...... 5-A Gdltorisl ...... 6-A Mrs. Electa Twerdy, 58, of 51 EAST HARTFORD - The funeral be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Coventry, flurries mixing with rain ending late CUssified .. 8-8-B Family...... 7-A " u i, J . for MMchester parents to sign if • Students who are under a this afternoon. High mid to upper 30s. Chestnut St. died Saturday in of Francis A. O'Donnell, Jr ., of 65 at the convenience of the family. Comics...... 9-B Obituaries ... lO-A He was a bartender in the Hartford a children to be vac- physician’s care for such diseases at Partly cloudy, colder tonight, lows Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Edgewood St., who died early Satur­ Dear Abby 9-B Sports...... 4-S-B The Carmon Funeral Home, 6 recently In the Hotel Bond regular or “hard” tuterculosis, leukemia, lymphoma, around 20. Sunny Wednesday with highs was the wife of Benedict Twerdy Jr. day morning from injuries suffered Poquonock Ave., Windsor, was in in a one-car accident on Burnside measles in the town schools. other malignaiit diseaws or who around 30. Precipitation probability Plus area news on Pages 1-3-B Mrs. Twerdy was born in Williman- charge of arrangements. declining to 10 per cent tonight and Ave., is Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. from Measles vaccination clinics begin have gaminaglobulin deficiencies. tic where she lived for 50 years Mr. Boulette was born in St. G. McGann of ^ rtfo rd and Jam es T. g„^ Wednesday and will be Students who are Uking cortisone Wednesday. before moving to Manchester eight Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main Samuel, Que„ Can., and lived in St., with a Mass at St. Isaac Jogues held both P“hHc and parochial drugs should not rweive the vaccine years ago. Coventry about 20 years before daughters’ M r^ Chester ( Jan et high schools. Elementary m school. It may be given by their Other survivors are three Church at 11. moving to Windsor. Friends may call at the funeral Bycholski and Mrs. Joseph (Irene) q-jhool clinics will be held after private physician at his discretion. daughters, Mrs. Albert Carter Jr. of He owned Jo e’s Ice Cream truck Mistretta. both of Manchester, and v a S n Students who have already had the Lisbon, and Barbara Twerdy and home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 for about 18 years before he retired. ^ s . Helen Jolinson of ^m pano students should not receive the "hard” measles are not required to Mrs. Kevin Doherty, both of p.m. Survivors are four sons, Emile Burial will be in Hillside Beach, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Florence vaccine if thev are- be vaccinated. Hitler devotee kills 5 Manchester, and four grandchildren. Boulette of Hartford, Eugene Cemetery. Anderson of West New York, N.Y.; , Alleraic to eees Those planning to be vaccinated The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. Boulette of Rockville, Emery NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (UPI) - started to raise the rifle. I saw four The three injured patrolmen lay telephone number, his only direct Mr. O’Donnell was bom in Hart­ 22 grandchildren and 42 great- .H a v e been v accin ated for . are asked to wear clothing with loose at the Community Funeral Home, 134 Boulette of Sabattus, Maine, and Fred Ckiwan raised the automatic ri­ other people fall to the floor.” nearby, each pinned down by gunfire link with authorities. He demanded ford and had lived in East Hartford Church St., Willimantic. Burial will Henry Boulette of Enfield; two IB,ao..m. "’"“ I”' fle and shouted to his co-workers; As he left the building, Cowles until they, too. were rescued two lunch — potato salad and cocoa — and all his life. He was a student at Quin- be in St. Jo sep h ’s C em etery, daughters, Mrs. Ida Turgeon of from the John F. Tierney Funeral — ------“Get out of here. Go home and tell said, he saw Patrolman Allan hours later. apologized for “causing the city so Willimantic. nipiac College, Hamden. He was a Windsor and Mrs. Irene Gemme of my mother not to come.” McLeod drive into the parking lot. muth tiiiuWu.’' communicant of St. Isaac Jogues Home, 229 W. Center St., with a Mass Detach and return this to school. This form must be signed by a parent or Scores of heavily armed police Friends may call at the funeral Southwick, Mass.; three brothers In the next few frantic seconds, ”We shouted at him not to come in,” At 2:40 p.m., while hiding behind a Church. He was a m ember and at 9 at the Church of the Assumption, guardian if the student is under 18 years of age or the student WILL NOT be from nearby communities and New home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and five sisters, all in Canada, 21 Burial will be in St. James given the vaccine. bullets spewed from the gun’s barrel. Cowles said. "As he was walking makeshift barricade in a vice treasurer of the Italian-American York City surrounded the warehouse grandchildren and 6 great­ Four men fell dead to the floor. A up the steps we heard a shot and saw president’s office on the building’s Club of East Hartford. Cem ete^. Qp STU D EN T;...... ■ip complex, experts in hostage grandchildren. police car screeched to a halt out­ him fall.” second floor, Cowan apparently put Mrs. Surah S. Duane He is survived by his parents, Friends may call at the funeral innRB-cs np cTimiT-NT. negotiations were called, and home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ADDRESS OF STUDENT...... side. Shouted warnings, another McLeod, the father of two children the pistol to his temple and flrrt. At Mrs. Sarah Smith Duane, 87, of 333 Francis A. Sr. and Isabel Wiggins Joseph Masnada V Cowan’s mother, father and two aged 1 and 6, lay in the driveway for The family suggests that those N A M E O F M .D .:...... burst of gunfire, and now a brothers tried unsuccessfully to get the time police did not know if he had Bidwell St. died Friday night at a O’Donnell of Edgewood St.; and a EAST HARTFORD - Joseph two hours before police were able to wishing to do so may make memorial ADDRESS OF M .D.: ...... patrolman was dead. him to give himself up. any hostages; he had none. Manchester convalescent home. She sister, Mrs. Gayle Darby of East Masnada, 83, of 26 Oxford Dr. died 4 - Five persons, three of them pull his body from the gunman’s At 6 p.m., they broke into the office was the widow of William Duane. Hartford. gifts to the Newington Children’s PARENT’S SIGNATIIRR nATtr / At 12:10 p.m., Cowan called the Saturday at a local convalescent Hospital or a charity of the donor’s * ** SIGNATURE...... D A T E ...... policemen, were wounded. range, using an armored personnel and found his body. Rigor mortis had Mrs. Duane was born Jan. 31, 1890 police department's emergency Edward J. Vincek home. He was the husband of Mrs. choice. ~ “ ~ Nearly seven hours later, Cowan, a carrier. alroadv «:ct in. in Manchester and had lived here Rena Cassinelli Masnada. Edward J. Vincek, 51, of 33 Stone Mrs. Alfred W. Brown twice court-martialed Army veteran most of her life. She was a member The funeral was today. Burial was Rd., Windsor, formerly of who idolized Adolf Hitler, who had of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. in Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. Mrs. Mary Moran Brown, 71, of 68 I I I K Manchester, died Friday at home. swastikas tattooed on his arms, She is survived by a son, Jam es The Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 McKinley St. died Saturday night in r v i -| • T T P ^ 1 collected Nazi souvenirs and often Duane of Windsor; four Mr. Vincek was born in School building needs aired Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, was in Manchester Memorial Hospital. She I 1 Y 1 IT 24t*f'TO T*ri said he "hated blacks and Jew s,” put Manchester where he lived for 31 was the wife of Alfred Brown. m m m grandchildren and a great- charge of arrangements. a .45-caliber pistol to his head and years until moving to Windsor 20 granddaughter. Mr. Masnada was born in Milan, Mrs. Brown was born Oct. 7,1905, , years ago. in Websterville, Vt., and lived in Manchester PTA and school of- William Putnam of TV Channel 22, ended his own life. The funeral was Saturday at Italy, and lived in Glastonbury for 50 Cowan, 32, returned to work from a at legislative hearing He worked at Hamilton Standard Manchester for 38 years. ficials will attend an all-day public National Broadcasting System; a 1 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. years until moving to East Hartford two-week suspension Monday mor­ Division of United Technologies Before retiring 10 years ago, she hearing Tuesday at the Hartford Binford, (Connecticut Public Televi- Burial was in East Cemetery. five years ago. ning, vowing to “get” the man who Corp., Windsor Locks, for 27 years. worked as an inspector at Pratt & Center on the growing problem sion; Les Brown, television editor of The work at Washington School, He was employed as a weaver in had him suspended. When he got to By GREG PEARSON Patrick Brown, a member of the Mrs. Waller V. Borgeson He was a World War II Army Whitney Aircraft Group of United violence by school children.The the New York Times; Dr. Robert which would cost an estimated $1,- the former Matson Mills of South the Neptune Worldwide Moving (^. Herald Reporter Concerned Parents for Better Educa­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Viola veteran, and a communicant of St. Technologies in East Hartford for 20 sponsored by the National Abramovitz, Yale Child Study 110,397, would Include the addition of Glastonbury and other textile plants in the New York City suburb of New tion. at Bentley and president of the Thompson Crafts Borgeson, 61, of 168 Joseph’s Church, Poquonock. years. Parent Teachers Association (PTA), Center; Ms. Claire Safron, executive a gymnasium. He said that the school in Manchester, until retiring 15 years Rochelle shortly before 8 a.m., he The General Assembly’s Finance school’s PTA, Invited the committee Cherryhill Dr., Newington, died Survivors are two brothers, She was a member of St. Mary’s 'T*** he held in the lower level convert- editor of Redbook magazine, and now uses the West Side Rec building ago. was dressed in an Army field jacket Committee meets today to vote on a to tour the elementary school and see Saturday at an area convalescent Chester Vincek of Irvington, N.J., Episcopal Church. assembly room at the Civic several town mayors and political for gym classes. He was a member of St. Paul’s and sported a German military bill that would provide state funding that the Improvements are home. She was the mother of Charles and Albert Vincek of Manchester; Survivors are a brother, Frank Center. representatives. for 76 school construction projects, Before the fourth Manchester Church, Glastonbury, and was per­ helmet. necessary. R. Borgeson of South Windsor. and two sisters, Mrs. Victoria Moran in Florida; and four sisters. Those attending include Edward The Hartford-based hearing is one speaker, Wilson A. Deakin, assistant mittee of the Property Owners Club He carried the automatic rifle, the including the Bentley and ‘ 'The renovations are needed to im­ She was a former employe of Aetna Poharski of Lebanon and Mrs. Mrs, Agenes Donnelly of Worcester', Timbrell, principal of Kenney Street of four similar hearings being held superintendent of schools, was called of Glastonbury for many years. pistol, a bandolier of ammunition and Washington School renovations. prove the educational atmosphere.” Life and Casualty Insurance Co. Bertha Palombizio of Newington. M ass., Miss Ellen Moran, Mrs! School; Emily MacKenzie, president throughout the nation to give the he said. “Conditions at Bentley are to speak. Sen. Audrey Beck, com­ He is also survived by a brother, what police described as “a couple of The committee held a public Other survivors are her husband, a The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Isabelle Thompson and Mrs. Ann ^he Manchester PTA Council; public an opportunity to express an definitely below par of the other mittee chairman, remarked, Emilio Masnada, in Italy. explosive devices that looked like hearing Monday afternoon on the bill, daughter, a sister and four from the Carmon-Poquonock Richards, all of Websterville. W illia m P a lm e r , s t a t e P T A opinion which will be recorded for schools in the system.” "Manchester ■ seems to want its Francis J. Burke hand grenades.” and from Manchester were among grandchidiren. Funeral Home, 1816 Poquonock Ave., The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. treasurer; Elsie Swensson, vice- state and national action, Marilyn McCann, who identified schools.”. Police said Cowan’s intended those who spoke in favor of the A private memorial service will be Poquonock, with a Mass at 10 at St. The funeral for Francis J. Burke, at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, chairperson of the Republican Town Persons may express their herself as a concerned parent for the Deakin praised the committee for target — company dispatcher Nor­ proposal, which would provide $87.8 held at the convenience of the family. Joseph’s Church, Poquonock. Burial 67, of Locust St., who died Friday, is Burial will be in East Cemetery. Committee; Ruth Willey, represen- opinions at any time during the Washington School, urged quick ap­ its work on the bill. He also com­ man Bing — escaped unharmed. Bing million in state funding over a 20- The family suggests that friends will be in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Tuesday at 9:45 a.m. from the John Friends may call at the Holmes ^he Buckley School PTA, hearing either verbally or in writing. mented on the 1975 referendum, had suspended Cowan because he proval of the bill. wishing to do so may make memorial Poquonock. F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Funeral Home 400 Main St today CTiarlaine Taylor, member of the It is not necessary to attend the full year period to pay for the proposed where Manchester voters, by a 2-1 was recently rude to a customer. The She said that improvements at both gifts to the American Cancer Socie­ Friends may call at the funeral Center St., with a Mass at St. Jam es from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ’’ managers of the state PTA. meeting. projects. margin, approved the renovation Twins 88 years young customer had called to complain and Washington and Bentley are the final ty, 292 S. Marshall St., Hartford, home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Church at 10:30. His brother. Father The family suggests that those Among the speakers are Daniel The hearing will be from 9 a.m. to The Finance Committee is work at the two schools. “sounded scared.” phase of a ten-year school improve­ Conn. 06105. The family suggests that those James Burke, will be the celebrant. "The people of Manchester have wishing to do so may make memorial Gold of TV Channel 3 representing 9:30 p.m. Mrs. Mary Bailey, left, and her twin sister, Mrs. Ann Clark, both When it started, Ronald Cowles, expected to vote in favor of the bill, ment program in Manchester. The Taylor and Modeeh Funeral wishing to do so may make memorial Burial will be in St. Jam es Church. made a commitment to quality gifts to the Book of Remembrance at Columbia Broadcasting System; residents of Westhill Gardens, are celebrating their 88th one of Cowan’s co-workers for the which would then have to be acted on "As a parent, I and many others Home, 136 S. Main St., West Hart­ gifts to a charity of the donor’s Friends may call at the funeral education,” Deakin said. He noted St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. birthday today. There was a rose and cards for each and a varie­ past nine years, said the gunman by the Appropriations Committee have waited patiently for these ford, is in charge of arrangements. choice. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. that both Washington and Bentley shouted at him: "G et out of here. Go before going to the General renovations,” she said. ty of birthday cakes when they were feted at a Valentine are elementary schools that serve home and tell my mother not to com- Assembly. Robert Heins, principal at the „ ^ Klein’s uncle slain birthday party Monday by th^ Westhill Fellowship in Herrmann only a part of the town. Mrs. Eva L. Dexter e.” Most of those who spoke Monday Washington School, said that the Big blade Hall. The twins were born Feb. 15,1889 in Hamburg, Germany, " It is a beautllul thing to see alt of Plainfield results Mrs. Eva L. Dexter, 86, of 6 HARTFORD (UPI) — Police said Klein was arrested in Florida on “He let me go, so I got out of there were strongly in favor of the legisla­ proposed addition at his school would the parts of your community pull BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - Chester Dr. died Sunday at today Stanley Adler, 50, the uncle of Sept. 4 and charged with the and came to this country and settled in the Hartford area in 190io. right away,” Cowles said. “He tion. "give us badly needed space.” Kaman Aerospace Corp. together to support educational S A W Y MAUD Manchester Memorial Hospital. She suicide victim Jam es Klein, was shot murders. He was free on $150,000 They have lived in Manchester for about 30 years. Mrs. Bailey -dmi 5-11 (C) said today it will receive a needs," he said. TUCK: sum - MATlOb MU t-^Hutar 14.00 SiO X40 was the widow of Frank R. Dexter. jq death in a holdup of his bedding bond awaiting trial. has a son, Clifford Bailey of Ohio; and three daughters, Mrs. nUT S-IS (B) m s-ii (I) Deakin also mentioned a visit Sen. lUtlm i 100 X20 $2 million federal contract Mrs. Dexter was born in Wareham, store in Mount Vernon, N.Y. Klein’s attorney. Jack Solerqitz, K.M 11.00 S.00 1- MBithiV 120 120 XtO MC. FttcarOt, ha 4.00 Dorothy B. Hagenow and Mrs. Mildred B. Tharret, both of Beck made to Manchester's Martin 4-€«rfiM T.OO 140 3*Wm i Lack TiO 140 TIC: 3251 to design and fabricate the Mass., and lived in Manchester for Mount Vernon Detective Sgt. John said his client apparently committed 3- Chtryl h r 4.00 2- lb$ti “ ItO (taaiela 711 piM $54.00 lartest rotor blade ever Manchester, and Mrs. Ruth B. Migent of Texas. Mrs. Clark is School about one year ago. At the TNL 3111 w L i m Ptrttcta U7 pdO $5140 the past 36 years. p Kelly said Adler was shot during a suicide because he couldn’t "live un- Housing for elderly delayed QiiflWi 214 paM $111.00 (k M 3U pdi $3m Triftcta t-74 ptM $70120 built, for a 300-foot childless. (Herald photo by Pinto) time, Deakin said that she had TrifKtJ 2-4-3 M S1S1S.30 Sh e w as a in e m b e r o f th e robbery of his Fourth Avenue store der with the pressure knowing he Pwltcta U 3 paM $$li0 TDfTI 5-10 (A) diameter windmill. presented a bleak picture for future StCM S-lf (C) Triftcta 13-2 pad $S1X40 American Association of Retired Saturday night and died after being faced a double murder charge and he 1- Cttrtckt SiO XOO XtO state spending in education-related I AccmrM 140 4.40 100 sum TAINE count (I) 2- Otjal tart in X40 Such windmills, to Persons and the Manchester Senior admitted to City of Mount Vernon still maintained his innocence.” 2 M fM rUsk, Mv S.00 120 I W t I . 11.40 100 140 t-S tta K 2J0 produce electricity, are matters. Several parents showed up 3 M t Dmn 140 by lack of funding guarantees t-ead iMcttn X40 lU TIC 3150 Citizens. Hospital. TM:32J4 being developed under that night to show their concern, 2-fitrieii M i a 112 paM $17.40 She was a charter member of the Police said a suspect who might g a . M iM i lU paU $2X41 T If: 40:73 Ptrftcta 211 pM $3X00 E n e rg y R e s e a r c h nd By SUSAN VAUGHN requesting the funding guarantees on sent to the DCA until Jan. 28. A first Deakin said. Triftcta 1-2-3 n M $2130i0 OmMa lU pdO $1140 Triftcta 1-24 paM $207JI A m erican Legion A uxiliary of have been involved in a Yonkers | ^ D O U l t O W I I T oday’s DoM 211 paM $14li0 PtrftctalUpdO $41.10 Development Administra­ Herald Reporter Dec. 6, 1976. Enderiin said that the set of plans dated by the architect on Sen. Beck said of the visit, "it was QITDmi S-10 (0) Fmrhaven, Mass. robbery Friday night is being sought v m $-10 (M) TrificU 14-2 paO $S0XM 1- Jta)Anta 0.00 4J0 XOO letter was the only one he had Jan. 13 were delivered to the DCA, an informative and warm evening. It 3 ShatU Urn (S203X10 X40 tion funding as an alternate Sn0 WRS rIsO R member of St> jn fhp AHIpr mhhprv s ra m i S-ll (Q S4hi) Beats 1X00 4J0 Town Director Carl A. Zinsser received from Duffy on the matter. Enderiin said. The remaining three reassured me that there still is a 1-WhitOwT S.40 XtO l-ktmii 100 XOO HO 44ast Ctrl X40 energy source of the E p i« ,p .i - iu, ^ 4- Par$T My SJI 2 ^ * I t i 400 m TML 3253 future. news summary today delivered a letter to Mayor Enderiin noted, however, that the pages of site plans which had to be grass roots movement for W t 3X11 Tm 4-M ir 4i0 M i a 115 pdO $51i0 Matthew M. Moriarty Jr. requesting final plans for the project were not OdnitU lU paM $1XU T1f:32JT tarfteta SU piM $0100 Survivors are a son, Robert E. Con- Manhatton apartm enU astSeU fS ? the propos^ Buckland area in­ —Sec Page Ten-A education.” PerfKta U l pad $2140 OMtU lU fM $1X10 Triftcta 1-S4 pdO $377.10 Complied from United Press Internatlonel a “special meeting immediately” to THIk U Xl-4 pad $304.20 Ptrifcta 201 pM $2110 ner of Manchester, and a grandson, apparent overdose of drugs. ^ Triftcta 1-2-4 pat $33100 TMUm COffSTTTVnOM COOtSE m Card of Thanks help dispel confusion that has arisen rOUKTI S-ll (0) 7-ftatcUMa tantar 2XN 1140 7.00 The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Klein was charged bv Greenwich I AfkalaM Daisf. $.$0 SiO 2J0 OQim S-ll (0) 2- Ottautaria 7J0 S.00 We wish to thank our many friends C e n te r S t is in c h a r g e of _ oy ureenwicn^ Burns, 94 Highwood Dr. The leaders around approval ot tunas tor tne idia'iM 4i0 2Jt 7-Bt^ibt Oil XOO XOO m Minti S.4I reUllves for their acU of kindness State WEST BATH, Maine - Two 4-U.'i Oauj 4.40 X 6 M Caaai HO X20 arrangements’ which are S Conn., police with the murders of his ^ ^ grie Szetela, presenta- Hosuing Authority’s proposed elderly Board adopts school budget W:WJ4 shown to us during our recent bereave­ men were electrocuted Monday T K : 33:03 4-OiifTyaaat Ftra, tap XOO UiM hosuing project on Spencer St. Oandi SU p«4 $2100 MMa 217 MS ment, and passing of our sister. F r S mav call at hrtoneral hT T ‘ion; Mrs. Althea Potter, discussion; HARTFORD - The state TIC: 3250 S^iriKta M.3 « m smul rrienos may call at me lunerai and her former maid and companion, ’ p., u = recorder and Mrs and a third injured in an accident PwlKta US pad $5140 Qatala 317 lait $2140; Paftcta 7 1 3 ^ $4XU >TTDMIO;4N2 Mrs. Belie J. Turkington gaming commission has given a The state Department of Com­ Triftcta paM $32S.S0 Triftcta 7-34 fM $31110 Mr. & Mrs, Ernest Richardson home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Martha I.ema la in their rtreenwieh rCCOroer, ana MTS. in which a Citizens Band radio HWML U24X7 J- H MartnaLema, 28 in their Greenwich FitzGerald, timekeeper. second chance to the Westport munity Affairs (DCA) has apparent­ Mr. ii Mrs. Robert Richardson home last June 2. ^g ^gj,^gj ^ jg antenna touched a 12,000 volt of $14.8 million for 77-78 Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Johnson ly withheld formal approval of the Mnmt firm whose poorly printed ticket power line. They were trying to sum: lU - TMOI: FUT F m TAND COKE (I) ■FTM S-IO (0 Mr. Ac Mrs. John Hippolitui basic plans for the 40-unit project Fiei IMU cows |C1 1- Oa/tanlits SJO X20 XOO 2-tayttatiM* XN XU X20 p.m. will mean a two-month delay in attach the antenna between a By SUSAN VAUGHN the overall town budget in the next year, but also recognizes the demand 7-SI) AMrat tap XOO XIO I4ttaa Nta I N 14* the start of the fourth edition of because it is awaiting assurances 44Mm 7.4« 4.W 141 2- CM Htdwi XN O-SttnuSUtr XN house and tree when it tipped and few weeks. for improvements in program, school S4huiM Sit 141 that increases in the project will be Herald Reporter Mind 0 4.4t TM O iaO T M 3X29 the instant lottery. The lottery The budget approved Monday is a maintenance and capital im­ ( M i l 117 paM $1X21 ( M ia 2U paM 1S1.N hit the power line. The, Board of Education gave its nt:4t:I3 was to begin Feb. 22. funded by the town. net Increase of $55,300 over Supt. provements. Yavis said he sees the tn iila 4t$ M S21N Pwtacta 711 pMI $2540 MfctatUptaO^ unanimous approval to a 1977-78 Triftcta 1-7-2 pMI $T.N Triftcta 244 paM $34XN Michael T. Duffy, director of TrilKli 4 S.7 ftH $3IIJI budget request of $14,887,300 Monday James P. Kennedy’s recommended request as "prudent." It is "probably S(CM S.1I III SOmi $-10 (A) TEVTl TAND CONSE (A) National Housing Bureau for DCA, could not 1 -M O IB a .ta p IXM XN 441 34vTTaau 4.N X20 XN BERLIN — Town residents night, a 7.3 per cent increase over the budget released on Jan. 10. the lowest increased request the I MoneM F1t$k tap i n XN XN X e fi ntcp 4.N XN be reached for comment today, S-ri(«f Lm XN X2t 2-4UtaMi NiM. tap 0.U 7.N voting in a referendum Monday The total increase in the board's board has ever made, " Yavis said. 44ctaai Wa4 taa 040 O - S M M r I N however, Leon Enderiin, Housing current $13.88 million budget. 4-T^M XOO W 3X21 turned down a new, two-year pact WASHINGTON - The Interior budget was $14,990,500 but $103,200 Yavis said now the major question T H tJ lJ I T M 4053 The budget will now go to the taWtia 111 pMO $21.N M i l 213 paM $34N Department expects its first Authority Executive director, con­ QmmU lU paM SX20 for teachers, 2,109 to 1,300. The Board of Directors who will be con­ was deducted as a washout account is whether the public is going to sup­ TrilKta 14-4 paM $30.00 Nrfacta U l paM $$$.N M tc ta 312 pMO $7440 firmed that Duffy sent a letter Triftcta 144 pMO $S3S4I pact, calling for a 4.5 per cent report Wednesday on whether for anticipated non-resident tuition port the substition of other types of M j tauMc U l paM $20.20 Triftcta X24 pMi $371.U Y o u c a n d o ducting workshops and hearings on SEVEin 5-10 (I) TTM S-10 (0) o m inx 5-10 (C) raise the first year and 5.9 per producers deliberately held fees for Regional Occupational teaching personnel, such as reading 1- UcMtaft S.N XN XN TNytet Trick 9N XN XN 1- toraty 9.00 540 XIO 4-iI'iTnpiar IN XN cent the second, had been ap­ natural gas off the market to jack specialists and others that have been 7 lanu't Ian 7.N XOO 2-btMiLM X20 XN Training Center students. 3 F M km S.00 7-lkBt7 vSTtap XN XShMia 540 proved last month by teachers up prices. The revisions made by the board included in the budget and whether m 3250 T M 3XN T M 3X23 Fact-finder’s report M ia 114 pM $XU Y O ur and the school board. from Kennedy's budget were the they will support improvements as ( M ta 117 paM $3X20 ( M U 217 pM $1X49 tarfecta 117 paM $15.00 tarfteta 411 paM $1XN M tc ta 712 ptaO $4XN INDIANAPOLIS — Three more result of public comment at enrollment declines. TrilKta 1-7-3 paM $539.40 Triftcta 147 pMI $5550 Trifrtta 7-24 paU $4TXM rmni xio (O) DOmi TAND CMBE (I) TULFTI CODTTTTnni COOtSE m HARTFORD — Teacher union charges have been filed against rejected by union workshops and a hearing and Yavis also stressed that the budget 3 A M 7.00 4.20 XOO 2- lMtaitata ILN IN ON XN 4.N XN representatives Monday urged Anthony Kiritsis, 44, who held a recommendations of the P.T.A request is "merely the beginning of &3a ArM Bal, tap 2.00 XOO 04kMtNi Ctad 4.N XU SXttMi 7.N 4.N ywnim t Ftaltan 7.U s h o p p in g . real estate executive hostage for 2- M o t tap X20 XCtrOtta XN lawmakers to allow binding ar­ Council, John Yavis, chairman of the the request," and that there is no T M 4054 o r d o The union representing public TM: 3X13 T M 4 i0 7 three days last week and then sur­ turn to binding arbitration, the final M ia 2U priO $UU bitration to prevail by abolishing finance committee, said. assurance that any of the improve- QtawU 3U paM $1X00 M U 215 iMO $24.N works employes voted unanimously step for municipal labor Macta U3 paM $20.10 Nrftcta 012 pMO $71N S M U 2-S4rpaM $214N the veto power town officials now rendered thinking he would He said the board recognizes the Tnfacta 342 paM $170.10 Triftcta 243 pMI $144XN ITTHNANCL S173 Monday afternoon to reject a fact­ negotiations. M N U :$3tX N l have over teacher contract receive immunity from prosecu­ limited resources of the town this —See Pane Ten-A T h e n y o u r b o th settlements worked out by tion. He was to be arraigned th. finder’s report on a contract teachers and school boards. They afternoon. proposal. claimed the action, if adopted, Plainfield entries The union, The American Federa­ would do much to prevent illegal HOLLANDSBURG, Ind. - tion of State, County and Municipal ‘No-increase’ budget rejected b a n k in g . teacher strikes which plagued State police have posted an a t o n e Employes — Local 991, represents By JUNE TOMPKINS Grand List, about two per cent, was jget might mean closing the several cities this year. around-the-clock guard on a about 110 blue collar employes of the relatively small. Also, much of last library for the month of January, wounded Parke County woman Herald Reporter fO$T TNL I P.e Public Works Department. The Manchester library board year's surplus has been included in closing one day a week or evenings. lit i r c 3H M X14 Sth I XU 7. I 311 MC31I lllfe C XU WOODBURY — A tanker truck who survived a modern St. Valen­ 1. S«M| taa 11 1. U lta r ia XI 1- tatat MM 131 1. k h C la i 3lj_Tn1 t IJl'B M n IM 3 IMM li|M driver was identified Fred J. being discounted because a color per cent raise in the second year of increase In the tax rate,” Weiss said. necessary by the town's conversion T ta lX ll tik I 3^13 M l XU IM I 311 ^ 1» I TC Schmoltz, 49, of Cromwell. television and stereo equipment the two-year pact. Additional per Thomas Moore, town controller, in 1. h ta iM fat 7-1 I. H O f i r t Gl«t 7.2 l.niMSM 3 I. Ml ln*t . I 1. Nhfir'i taataj 3> I. K MkH which he said that Town Manager He said that the Board of to a payroll computer system X fta H k * 31 Md ^2 X Mi nX 3 t Oici'i On r XtaitaM M ICmlMi were not taken. hour increases would have been X iBKlta C |fl| l-l t «FI■Bikm l« 3 3 m m u/ii r X Saaa 3? 1 1 - Robert Weiss is anticipating that the Education's $1 million increased Buckley said he and Jackson would 4. TM« ktawtaia 3-1 t. ■litli m« 3) i Sm Onn r iSpMtaNi Which is the better way? granted to mechanics, and digestion ,3 3 M ilBBt Regional Board of Directors might make such budget, by itself, could boost the tax prepare a letter to Moore saying that X 44aM IS 7 -1 X u« 1-1 It- 3 IX't M Iq } X JMt N M i >31 1 A UWI and filtration operators. i lattir ata tatta rlki If Priilar X I X Hkata I C iM M » t i ms. Nana ,M 3 M rmb Our Moneymarket inside Frank’s Supermarket on East Middle Turnpike is a real a request from the town departments rate 3 to 3Vi mills. the only way the library could reduce 7 tMca $M« 19-1 7. _ 13 1. unMq M 7 . MM Me >M 7. M M AUGUSTA, Maine — Fellows, International X ktatac Karii 121 L Em I T | L M M ia a timesaver.The state’s first bank in a food store—another way Heritage leads the way. These salary increases were after reading about a similar request Weiss asked each department head Its budget would be to reduce the pi 1 IHdw M 31 L U i M i n t 31 3 A In MM Kee and Nebitt took out ads in generally in line with what the union recently from Hartford's Mayor for the regular budget report. Then, salary schedule and the book budget four Maine weekly newspapers LONDON — Foreign Secretary a o a e t snew. - c n n k m sought. The group’s objection, Athanson. he asked for the additional report on by maybe more than half. spelling out their legal fee Anthony Crosland was dangerous­ however, was in non-financial areas. Moore emphasized that Weiss is what would happen if the He added that "library media is ly ill in an Oxford hospital today schedule. It is believed the law department's budget could not be in­ our stock in trade, and any curtail­ and political sources said they The report recommended the not proposing a no-increase budget, ICSMtlMTHl S f t lX lt firm may be the first in the nation IftCXll ,, lie I XU elimination of the second "shotgun” but he wants to be prepared if the creased. This report from each ment would be a severe shift NSI Tat 1:13 rx MM XU 1. OictraM iM XMaaliiti to advertise with the approval of a fear the stroke that felled him X Raiirt e SliM XMMntas 12 1 town directors should make such a department was included in an backward " in I 311 1. F XI X M state bar association. t Sunday may have ended his active rider on town snow plows. The union I. taiam Fan* 4-1 X b a v y M 3M j iS J. m S m iW m mm h i X Saadi Wm addendum to the regular budget In other business, the board Xii'iftrtSta IM iUEmR. rl XkUMiSm government career. wants to maintain two riders per request. X taateta XI X KaaMf 3 3 Matl ta iNNlNMa ,, i t a t i l Heritage Savings X H ik la ita r report. decided to table study of the library 's X Oiarta X2 i (ta)M Srara 3 3 t a i l X I a f t M X litai'i MM plow. Board chairman William Buckley 4. OauaM 11 XSaaMM ifiiaftitaa 3 3 M I W I XMMSM CONCORD, N. H. - D a ^ N. 7.FMMi>alNr XI f ,r 1 CIMI M said that the proposed library budget Moore is compiling the information long range developmental plan for a X ft. tataii M iFSrtaMT 7. Mm mm • Sandberg hopes the New VIKHROLI, India - Lillian X Mk* Caw 1X1 1 9m m i tart 131 tlS T tM . LTMIM & Loan Association Since 1891 The union also objected to a fact­ of $482,606 for 1977-78 reflects most provided in both reports, but dqes not couple of months pending the budget 7. Mtaatar fran IM X flaadaat M | Carter returned today to the town L C IT M la iM lilTC IMS I XU Hampshire Legislature will pass finder's recommendation that would inflationary increases and is a con­ yet have any final figures. decision. LMditylrM 7-2 4S I XU l.F O T y M 131 'XtCK in India where she nursed the sick 2ta€XU X M M S a tta IW M l 311 '3} 1. tad " I a law this year to bar publishers change the present system of ac­ servative one. John Jackson, head librarian, said Roger Bagley. board member, will 1. FTi laai Eya 10 years go and received a 1. CaaMMai X2 XUaMfiaad XEfaCMNi X Main Oltica: 1007 Main St., Manchnler 649-4506 • K-Mart Oftice: Spencar St.. Manchaatar 649-3007 of magazines like "Lollitots” cumulated sick days for retiring he feared what any cuts in library present a report to the board next X lait'i UcMM IM 4. X X'i Rrtata iliiU ilti iK }i7.^ i l i K S . Weiss said this morning that the XTaiFKai iTM Coventry Oltica: Roula 31, 742-7321 a Tolland Oltice: Rt. 195, quarter mile south of 1-86. Exit 99.872-7387 from selling pictures of children touching welcome of flowers, em­ workers. X larawtaf 1X1 iftcl'tlMy X Tall M M XSm memo was sent to department heads services might do to library staff month on the possible public and i Mw't Staraaw M i C M f t 7-1 3tal*llW ilS il Heritage Moneymarket In Frank'a Suparmtrket. Eaat Middle Turnpike, Manchaatar in sexually suggestive poses in braces and k>3ses that brought Union leaders will meet soon with X taia'a SaSar 2-1 XStawfitUa r.MlNki because this year’s budget will be a morale. civic use of of the auditorium in ilta y lt a a IMW i3M«tata nila tin 7. Sm^ Ita 31 !■ H j t New Hampshire. tears to her eyes. t UM 7-2 7 . RMR iMyktataHi town officials to attempt to reach an "tight one." Other board members suggested Whiton Memorial Library after rSaii'tlai IXI t taan haitar agreement before the two parties ilaaC XI LMMIaft m n -$ n lk 7 » He said that the increase in the that any cutback in the proposed studying the insurance requirements. a i m SH0« - ita 11 PAGE TWO-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 15, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchealer, Conn., Tucn , Feb 15. 1977 - PAGE THREE-A

The Rev, Swensen speaks at home church services Church of America in About town Prairie Village, Kan. The R ev. Norman The church is observing Before going to nual Mid-Winter Milton ,Nilson, assistant Swensen, pastor of Trinity its 25tb anniversary over a Rockford, the Rev. Mr. Conference of the. the pastor, also attended A service of Holy Com­ Mayfair residents are in­ Covenant Church, was six-montb period this year, Swensen attended the an- Evangelical Covenant tiv' conference. Manchester Rotary Club vited. will observe Ladies Night munion is scheduled for guest preacher Sunday at during which all sons of the with a St. Valentine’s Day Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. h is home church, church who have entered HOLLISTER’ MancliMtar Evtning H«r«M t t The “Deciding” group of Broadway Covenant the ministry have been in­ dinner and dancing tonight Mary’s Episcopal Church. OSTOMY PRODUCTS Publlehed every evening axoapi North United Methodist church of Rockford, III vited to be quest speakers. Sundaya and holldaya. Enlarad at the

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OPEN WED. 6:30 AM to 9 PM ,44*** Manchester Parkade Only Ma Ma Mia’s $9 9 5 Buffet Special * Many other Thie Week: Wed. - Thure. - Fri. “Something for OPEN unadvertised everyone', tatte!" 0 to D P.M. m A r t l n l t I DISTINCTIVE CATERING Men's and Young Men's Apparel bargains! rOR ALL OCCASIONS. 748 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE STORE ONLY ______848-7588 PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 15. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Ftb. 15, 1977 — PAGE FIV&A Moran named Pinochle scores fraternity Business House resales increase president M anchester Louis, 608, Ann Songailo, 587, score ot 2792. The sale of existing (resale) single- Joe St. Louis, 570. Pinochle will be played' resale market, Kerin said, with Jack Moran of 56 Palmer Top scorers in the Manchester Senior Citizens Ed Quinn has the high in­ Tuesday and Thursday at 1:30 family homes in the United States records set in both the number of Dr., South Windsor, Pinochle Group game Feb. 10 dividual score to date of 620, p.m. at the Senior Citizens reached the highest rate during transactions and the dollar volume of formerly of Manchester, is at the Army and Navy Club and John Frey, the high total Center. Dentists join in practice December in the nine year history of sales. The number of sales rose by 22 currently serving as presi­ are Helen Gavello, 616, its survey, reports the National per cent from 2,452,000 in 1975 to 2.- dent of the University of George Last, 598, Richard Association of Realtors. 998,000 in 1976. dollar volume hit Dr. Raymond L. Peracchio, Dr. two years in the United States Air Connecticut Chapter of Phi Colbert, 592, Lee Steinmeyer, December sales were 7.2 per cent $126.5 billion, a 32 per cent increase Barry D. Trabitz, and Dr. David E. Force. Delta Kappa, an honorary 583, Vincent Borello, 581, Bet­ above November's, standing at a over the year earlier figure. CONNECTICUT Prindiville announce their associa­ professional fraternity for ty Jesanis, 578, Kate Frey, Dr. Prindiville is a graduate of the seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3,- At the same time prices continued tion for the practice of oral and leaders in education. 567, M aty J . Thrall, 562, Tufts University School of Dental 560,000, according to Kenneth J. to rise, Kerin said, with three out of Gladys SMiert, 557, Mabel VALLEY maxillofacial surgery with offices Moran is also treasurer Medicine. His speciality training in Kerin, director of Elconomlcs and 10 existing single-family homes Wilson, 558, Peg Vendrillo, iocated at 153 Main St., Manchester. of the East Hartford COIN COMPtUr oral and maxillofacial surgery was Research for the association. selling in December for $50,000 or 555, Nils Shenning, 554. Dr. Peracchio has practiced in the Federation of Teachers, taken at The Mount Sinai Hospital in The year 1976 was in all respects a more. Five years ago only one in 10 The group will sponsor a Manchester-Rockvilie area for 16 New York City where he served as and publicist of the South game Thursday at 9 ;45 a.m. at E$t. 1961 banner year for the single-family was priced that hlgK Windsor Democratic Par­ years; Dr. Trabitz for 14 years; and chief resident. He also trained at City the Army and Navy Club. Play Dr. Prindiville for two years. ty. He was a member of is open to all senior citizens. Hospital in Elmhurst, N.Y. Dr. Peracchio is a graduate of All three doctors are members of 1975 added 21 million phones the former committee to V ernon WANTED!! Tufts University School of Dental re-elect Abe Classman. Winners in the Vernon the staff of Manchester Memorial The world added more Utan 21 949,000 phones is the Soviet Union. Medicine. His specialty training was He has been a member of Senior Citizens Pinochle Club To Buy Your Coins or Hospital and Rockville General million new telephones during 1975 taken at Rooseveit Hospital in New Hospital. Dr. Prindiville is also on the executive boards of the tournament Feb. 10 at the Currency or Soil Ours. (Herald photo by Dunn) according to the current "World's Here In Connecticut 12 cities York City and the Indianapolis South Windsor Exchange Senior Citizens Center are the staff of Hartford Hospital. Telephones," a booklet containing appeared In the listings of the Harold Weber, 614, Mary St. Also stamps & stamp supplies General Hospital, Indianapolis, Ind. They are members of the Club and Manchester telephone statistics published an­ world's principal cities wlUi the He served two years in the United Medical assistants make awards Jaycees. Besides his Manchester Dental Society, the nually by American Telephone and highest percentage of telephones per States Navy. teaching responsibilites in Surprise Island Open Dally 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tolland County Dental Society, the Telegraph Company and distributed 100 population. Stamford remained In Kovachi, a submarine Dr. Trabitz graduated from the Julia Vincent of South Windsor shows the plaque awarded her East Hartford and at Connecticut State Dental Associa­ by Southern New England Telephone. first place with 91.5 telephones for volcano in the British Solomon Harvard School of Dental Medicine recently for being voted the Medical Assistant of the Year. Tunxis Community Thursday eve til 9 p.m. tion, The Connecticut Society of Oral In the United States more than five every 100 people; Hartford tallied Islands of the South Pacific, in 1958. He took his Speciaity College, he is a broker with and Maxillofacial Surgeons, and the Looking on are Dr. F. Taylor Mauck, left, of Farmington who million telephones were added for a 85.9; Danbury, 81.6; New Haven, was first observed in eruption Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuaining in Oral Surgery at the the W.J. Barcomb Real by an airline pilot in October, New England Society of Oral and was named Boss of the Year, and Dr. Stephen G. Romeo of total of 149,011,(X)0 telephones in ser- 79.6; Fairfield. 78.8; Noralk, 78.3; University of Pennsylvania Graduate Estate firm at 1665 1969. What began as a bubbl­ M axillofacial Surgeons. Dr. Manchester who was Boss of the Year for 1976. Dr. Romeo made vic. Japan is second with 45,514,709 Waterbury, 72.6; Bridgeport, 72.3; 533 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER School of Medicine in Philadelphia. Ellington Rd., South Wind­ ing discoloration of sea water Peracchio is a member of the and the United Kingdom is third with Milford. 70.2; Meriden, 62.9; Bristol, He interned and was chief resident at the presentations at The Colony in Talcottville during the sixth sor. eventually turned into a new American Society of Oral & 21,035,602. In fourth place with 16,- 60.1; and New Britain, 58.8. island. Tel. 043-6MS the King's County Hospital in Maxillofacial Surgeons. annual Bosses’ Night banquet sponsored by the Hartford Chapter Brooklyn, N.Y. Dr. Trabitz served They all live with their families in of the American Association of Medical Assistants. Mansbeslerj,- Mimes visit Buckley School SAVE SUNDAY FUR THE FAMILY Attending workshop Buckley School students watch a mime perfor­ WHh This CoiDon John W. Vigeant HI of Manchester Is among 27 leading mance of a duel presented by "Chance Fin­ USDA CHOICE REAL GOLD DON’T SETTLE &0MF1ALB00K district agency field representatives of the John Hancock dings,” a group of teachers and graduates from USOA CHOICE BEEF FREE Mutual Life Insurance Co, attending an intermediate (V SGH STAMPS retirement plan workshop at John Hancock Institute, the the Hartford Conservatory. The recent perfor­ BONELESS ROLLED BEEF FOR LESS education facility of the company's home office. mance was sponsored by the school fine arts BUTTER THE UNBEATABLE R IB R O A S T COMBINATION Chata A Sanborn The Institute utilizes the most video technology and program. (Herald photo by Pinto) CHUCK ROAST 1 lb. Solid training facilities available. 5th thru 7th Larga End 1. Double SAN Green Vigeant is a representative of the Hartford East dis­ Scout retreat weekend tiN id « Stamps every Wednesday. COFFEE trict office located at 364 Middle Turnpike West, 9 9 « T t l M 2. 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There is no scarcity of $65 per­ supplies while interstate gas sales being attacked by hords of Ford, My goodness, there are availability of tickets and Opinion' walk a couple of blocks in the cold to manent waves or French champagne were regulated. They admit they Last year’s was Chevy and Mercedes salesmen. Cars certainly a lot of activities reservations, etc. A W o k I t o t h e at $25 a bottle. In Washington, you won’t dig the holes in the ground until delicious, and between get down their bets.” are coming out of our ears in such planned for March. they’re assured of bigger profits. each course Viv would Wise In fact, the country seems to be in can buy ah edible dinner at any one of Early in the month on quantity that dealers are offering DIal>a-plant explain just what was pretty good shape if a working stiff the city’s two dozen or so fancy hash Naughty, but... March 3, Mrs. Robert H. 8200 and $400 “bonuses” if yop’ll take We’ve heard about being served and its Stemming the tide doesn’t mind paying his right arm for houses for a mere $60. That may be naughty, or irrespon­ Smith of Hartford Rd. and one of their models off their hands. talking to your plants, but significance to the Chinese ‘"The husband and wife a furnace-full of natural gas — The 110% way of life sible, but it is in the great American Mrs. Samuel G. Smith of We only live once talking abw t your plants gourmet meal. who bring home the bacon because of the shortage. In short, when the profit margin is tradition of free enterprise. The can­ Kennedy Rd. will enjoy the of federal paperwork appears to be the new Guess I’d better starve should b ^ have S say on What a storekeeper has got to be is results of their efforts on Count our blessings high enough, there are lots of goods dy bar hustler and the booze peddler going trend. until Friday. how it’s cooked.” shameless. He’s got to ask 10 or 15 behalf of the Wadsworth We should count our blessings. on the shelves and in the showrooms. are getting theirs, so why shouldn’t The New York Telephone One of the major complaints public. In one case, a small cents for a nickel candy bar and 10 Atheneum. There’s no shortage of booze. No ad­ That is the great 110 per cent the natural gas producer get his? Co. recently launched a of businesses, next to mushroom grower in Califor­ bucks for a jug of five-dollar Scotch The ladies have been American Way of Life. (Put that in After all, although we journalists like new service called “Oial-a- dict has to resort to the black market and three bucks for a pound of coffee. Kathleen Roy * Cynthia Tucker Mary Ramey busy with reservations for Manchesttr HotpHal nottt] excessive government n ia w as frustrated by iights, Manny.) We used to have a to think of ourselves as pure of heart, Plant” which, via a daily to buy cigarettes. You don’t hear kids And he can get away with it because, the upcoming fashion show regulations, is the tremendous duplicative information “shortage” of gasoline. It ended I’ve never encountered a colleague recorded message, gives whinning that their friendiy as is well known, such commodities Candidates for Miss Manchester and brunch which will ' information on every^lng amount of paperwork required requests from the Inter­ neighborhood suppiier has run out of when prices were doubled. Today, who turned down a raise. 1977'include these five young women feature Kasper, Coty Discharged Friday: Laura Ballard, 22 Foley St.; have become necessities in our jolly, from holly to humidifiers. to comply with those national Trade Commission candy bars. We've got plenty of 8200 filling station jockeys even clean Alas, none of us is perfect. Better from the area, who will compete with award-winning designer. Walker, Glastonbury; Juhan Reginald Hatch, 52 Doene S t.; funloving society. Of course it takes Better yet, the same kind dresses, television sets, deodorants your windshield and say thanks. not hang by your thumbs waiting for five others in the Manchester On March 9, the Arike, 24 Eldridge S t.; Pearl Collier, 217 Larraabce regulations. The paperwork and the Department of Labor. energy to produce these items, but of free information on St., Ehist Hartford; Helen and aftershave lotions that make And so to the subject of natural a shortage of greed. Jaycee-sponsored Miss Manchester Manchester Scholarship Frances Kostek, $2 Horace we oniy iive once don’t we? caring for your plants is burden on business, the public He estimated that compliance Scholarship Pageant on Saturday at 8 Fund will host its fifth an­ St.; Landis Cooper, 75 Doner, Glastonbury: Also. Dale Boyd. 444 W. and the government itself is with these requests would cost p.m. at Bailey Auditorium at nual Gourmet Dinner at available elsewhere Richard Rd.; Joseph Berry, 23 Goalee Dr.; Margaret Middle Tpke.; Kathryn Manchester High School. The Colony in Talcottvllle. throughout the nation by currently estimated at $40 him at least 90 hours of an ac­ calling your state Hor­ Haberem, 27 Norwood St.; Renander, 56 Elro St.; M o^ The ninth annual pageant is an of­ The 'very next day, billion a yeair. countant’s time. ticultural Society or Dorothy Derick, 85 Faster St., Devanny, 317 HMland St.; ficial preliminary of the Miss Manchester Memorial Carol Regan, Warehouse In October 1975, Congress es­ The ombudsman contacted Association. There are 30 South Windsor; Henry America Pageant. Hospital’s Auxiliary will Emond, 12 Woodlawn Circle, Point; George Doyon, 30 such organizations in this tablished the Commission on the two agencies, examined Cynthia Tucker, 20, is the daughter conduct its Bridge and East Hartford; Elizabeth Bluerldge Dr.; Carol country. For the name of of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tucker of Brunch at the Manchester Sheridan, 211 Homestead St. Pavelack, 302 Charter Ook Federal Paperwork to study the forms and recommended the one nearest you, con­ Manchester. A graduate of Country Club. It will In­ Also, Emile Dery, 57 S t.; Albert Warrington, 27 the problem and make that only one agency collect sult your phone book. Manchester High School in 1975, she clude a fashion show with Bigelow St.; Jean Kurr, 80 Woodland St.; Donna Ford, 21 Perkins St.; Raymond BUnn recommendations, giving it a the information and share it is a sophomore at Eastern Connec­ fashions from the Penny Oak St., Rockville; Arlene Jr ., 83 Hubliud Dr., Vernon. ticut State College. Her talent Saver. The Eyes Have It VanBuren, 28 Green Rd.; life of two years. Inevitably, with the other. Also, Thom u Curran, 332 presentation will be a jazz dance. EUine Case, 104 Woodside th e commission began When he was in the White The decision on March 15 The eyes have it, and St.; Dorothy Clarke, 50 Elm Bidwell St.; Eftle Blake, I Kathleen Roy, 18, is the daughter will be difficult. generating new paperwork of House, President Ford also before buying a new pair of St., South Windsor; Eliubelh Barry Rd.; Jay Stager, 30 of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Roy of The Manchester Chapter sunglasses, make sure you Zakowicz, 448 W. Middle Forest St. its own, but it has also scored gave a firm push to paperwork Manchester. A senior at East of Hadassah will hold its try them on in front of a Tpke.; Lorraine Poirier, Rt. Discharged Sunday: some notable achievements in reform. A 12.5 per cent reduc­ Catholic High School, she plans to at­ annual donor dinner at mirror. 85, Hebron; Blanche Crough, Angelyne Slack, 181 Hartford stemming the paperwork tide. tend Dartmouth College with a dou­ Linda Carney , Shirley Giraitis Temple Beth Sholom. If your eyes are clearly lOSA Bluefleld Dr.; Brent Rd.; Leroy Duclau, 4(4 tion in the number of executive Merrow Rd., Tolland; Jana ble major in drama and history. She NatiUf Photos The same night, the visible behind the lenses, Carlson, 8 Garnet Rd. According to a status report branch forms was achieved by will perform a piano piece for her Also, Andrew Miller, RD 4, Stetson, 12 Warren St.; Bar­ University of Bridgeport for a degree programs. She will give a dramatic Whalers and Co., members they won’t adequately talent.- North Coventry; Mary Green, bara Cole, as Skyline Dr., by the Chamber of Commerce July 1976, with an additional in dental hygiene after graduating reading and play the piano. of The New England screen out glare, ultra­ Shirley Giraitis, 19, daughter of 210 Skinner Rd., Vernon; South Windsor; Deborah of the United States, the com­ five per cent reduction ordered from East Catholic High School in The reigning Miss Manchester, Whalers Hockey team, violet or infrared rays. Roach. 130 Chambers St.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giraitis of Mary Krause, 24 Dudley St.; mission has taken more than June. A jazz dance will be her talent Diane Kozlovich, will crown the new their wives and friends, E vely n Y av in sk y , 42 PatricU Bmnnlck, (4 Hudson by Septem ber 1977 and a Manchester, was graduated from presentation. Miss Manchester. Many area queens will present their second Ashworth St.; James Morrell, St’.; Joanne Rlcclo, Windsor; 300 antipaperwork actions, in­ further 15 per cent by Manchester High School in 1975. She Happy New Year Mary Ramey, 26, is the daughter of from throughout the state and the annual fashion show at The I Hawthorne S t.; Hugh Emoroy Rivers, 844 Boston attended Manchester Community V iv ia n and 'jPom cluding; September 1978. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ramey of reigning Miss Connecticut, Debra Colony in Talcottvllli. Rhodes, 145 Scotland Rd., Tpke., Coventry; Susan College and plans to continue her F e ^ s o n are again hosting — Elimination of ap­ The Internal Revenue Ser­ Manchester. She was graduated from LaRoche, will attend. In fact, for the first time, Blast Hartford. Poaplsil, 146 Birch Mountain education at Hartford Hospital a Chinese New Year’s Rd., Bottoo. the University of Connecticut with a Advance tickets may be purchased the Whalers will appear as Discharged Saturday.; proximately 50 million vice has cut out 724 forms, a School of Nursing for her licensed Dinner at The Islander this Allison Minlter, 308 Wall St., Also, Unda Wllainski, 2 1 N. B.S. in home enconomics education at Watkins; the Senior Citizens models; formerly only the separate forms confirming reduction of 31 per cent. The practical nurse degree. She will per­ Friday. Hebron; Ruth Coughlin, 185 Elm St.; Deborah Aronson, 14 and is presently a graduate student Center, Artistic Hair Design, from wives and friends dis­ form a comedy routine. This year it will be a 10- Daly Rd., Coventry; Virginia McDIvltt Dr.; Michelle government contractor Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco at Central Connecticut State Coliege any Jaycee, or by calling Charles played the fashions. Linda Camqy, 17, is the daughter of course dinner in obser­ Johnson, 153 W. Cmter St.; Deskus. 2(2 Dart HiU Rd., adherence to equal employ­ and Firearms cut 25 per cent of majoring in vocational and technical Rohde, ticket chairman, at 646-8461. Keep an eye on The South Windsor; Edward Mr. and Mrs. John Carney of East vance of the Chinese "Y ear Isabelle Knofla, 93 Henry St.; education with a concentration in Tickqts will be sold at the door prior Herald pages and we’ll Gerard Caron, 118 Judy Lane, Didan, 38 Fulton Rd.; Cheryl ment regulations; its report forms and the Civil Hartford. She plans to attend the of the Snake.” cooperative work experience to the performance. keep you posted on the South Windsor; Howard Dean, Wlllimanllc. — Assisting the Department Aeronautics Board eliminated of Health, Education and 26 per cent of its forms. Welfare in developing a single Unfortunately, while all this YWCA offering several programs application form for 41 federal progress was being made, and state welfare and income more was added to the federal The Nutmeg Branch all interested participants Workshop, and Movement security programs, with a paperwork flood by recent YWCA of the Hartford and will be conducted at Workshop, all in March. Region is taking the Manchester Communi­ potential savings of $6 billion legislation. For times and dates of registrations for several ty Y , 78 N. Main St. ’ programs call the YWCA yearly. programs which will be Programs include: office at 647-1437. Child One of the commission’s The Department of Housing Are they cactuses, cactus’ or cacti? (Photo by Reginald Pinto) held in February and N eed lecraft C linic in care is available for a legislative recommendations, and Urban Development March. These workshops February; Career Re­ nominal fee. Heritage Savings and Loan Announces and seninars are open to entry Seminar, Quilting which Congress has enacted, Uniform Real Estate Settle­ requires detailed wage repor­ ment Procedures Act Four-point plan could save 25,000 yearly ting annually instead of (RESPA) and the Department College notes quarterly for Social Security of Labor Employe Retirement purposes, saving employers Income Security Act (ERISA) The following students Scantic Meadow Rd.; in Smithfield, R.I. more than $250 million a year. have alone added over 6.4 Highway death toll can be halved were named to the dean’s Jeffery Jones, 76 Deming She is in the executive list for the fall semester at The commission has also set million hours to the paperwork and methods for achieving these scourge of America’s highways. St.; and Lisa Yonan, 21 secretarial program. By Richard G. Peet Southern Connecticut State Pine Knob Circle. up an ombudsman’s office to reporting chore, says the aims. Figures suggest that alcohol is in­ Opinion College: Rockville: Patricia Bab­ Among the students at Chamber of Commerce. 5) The enhancement of the already volved in 50 per cent of all fatal ac- receive complaints from the Manchester: Judith cock, 66 South St.; Jayne Bryant College in What are the greatest legacies that established partnership with the cidens; 60 per cent in the case of Dziedzinski, 28 Durkin St.; Bonan, 31 Center St.; Keith Smithfield, R.I. named to President Carter can bequeath to the Congress to assure that needed to make. But, for too long, they have young people. That is a distressing Lawrence Hill, 11 Bryon Fritz, 18 Highland Ave.; the dean’s list for the fall Open forum American people following his tenure programs will be approved and finished a poor second in the com­ figure. Rd.; and Cathryri Linsen- Thomas Lentocha, 19 Hale se m e ste r a re Ann M. ^ Special in the White House? funded. petition for funding. We don’t know how to cure the dis­ bigler, 109 Columbus St. St. Extn.; and Anne Litrico, daughter of Mrs. Preserving world peace? Of East Hartford: Michael 6) The full mobilization of private This must be changed. Safety im­ ease of alcoholism. But we do know Pacheco, 51 Talcott Ave. Frances M. Litrico and course. Preventig the indiscriminate Antonvich, 21 Cumberland Letter corrected sector energies and resources in pur­ provements were an integral part of how to identify most problem Vernon: Carol Filbig, 78 Steven W. Smith, son of spread of nuclear weapons? Certain­ suit of these ends. drinking drivers. Yet, as a nation, Dr.; Joseph Bovi, 82 Hillside Manor Ave.; and Mr. and Mrs. Grorge A. the Interstate System which now CipoIIa Dr.; Diane Callis, To the editor. sations, steps are being taken to im­ ly. Keeping the nation strong and 7 ) ' A concentration on those and as a people, we are not prepared Shelley Lacey, 679 Hart­ Smith of 280 Scott Dr. spans the nation. And the safety 182 Wakefield Circle; Dian­ Following a letter to the editor by prove procedures. prosperous? Naturally. Putting peo­ programs which offer the prospect of to make the hard decisions necessary ford Tpke. Miss Litrico is in the record achieved on them is im­ na Curran, 157 Brewer S t.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolin of 80 The Town regrets any embarrass­ ple to work again? You better believe Coventry: Margaret executive secretarial yielding significant reductions in the pressive, The fatality rate is only 50 to get them off the road. Sweden and Cynthia Harvey, 39 Holland Energy Pratt, Nathan Hale Dr. program and Mr- Smith is Carpenter Rd. expressing concern ment the use of Myers name may it. slaughter. the United Kingdom have done so per cent of that on other roads. Lane; Rachel Jette, 139 Ellington: Mark Mul in the managememt about snow and ice control in the have caused by virtue of our ietter to But in addition to these and other with encouraging results. Extend program High St.; Lois Miller, 72 holland, 46 Grahabor Rd. course. Green Manor-Forest Hills area, a the editor. We have found these areas which the pundits tend to focus Whitehall D r.; Barton Pet­ We may not be able to match that Ways of coping letter was sent to the “ Letters to the citizens very understanding and on, there is another which offers the Four programs tit, 927 Main St.; Eileen figure on all of our three million There are ways of coping. And Hebron: Cheryl Lyman, Miss Amanda S. Den­ Editor" Column of The Herald in cooperative in attempts to improve prospect of yielding huge dividends What are these programs? Pomerleau, 541 Brewer miles of highways, but we can ap­ research is turning up promising new Wall St. nison, daughter of Mr. and which the name of Mr. and Mrs. for the nation and for hundreds of There are four of great promise. In ^St.; and Elizabeth Smith, service to the pubiic. approaches. Through them, we can Mrs. Robert C. Dennison of thousands of individual Americans as combination, they offer the realistic proach it. Conservative estimates in­ Myers was inadvertently used in­ Town of Manhcester ^ 5P Jeffrey Dr. t Spring St., has been named Policy prevent a minimum of 5,(X)0 deaths a well. possibility of achieving truly dicate we can save 5,000 lives a year South Windsor; Ray­ Miss Valerie Klein, stead of the name of Mr. and Mrs. to the dean’s list for the We know dramatic safety gains. through a decade-long program of year, provided we extend and expand mond Favreau J r ., 461 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bolin. We have the means fall semester at the road safety improvements. But some our efforts. Graham Rd.; Patricia John Klein of 27 FYanceS there are many cases Subsequently, the Town met with We now have it within our grasp, First, there is the 55 mph speed University of Vermont limit. It is already in effect. In its experts, like Howard Anderson, These then are the ’big four’ poten­ Foster, 90 Foster St.; Dr. has been named to the of hardship arising from this Mr. and Mrs. Myers relative to the Thought through means already known, to School of Nursing. She is a Assistant Administrator for Safety at tial lifesavers. To focus on them does Diana Gough, 42 Woodland dean’s list for the fall general problems of snow removal slash the highway death toll — which first full year of operation, fatalities sophomore at the universi­ winter’s energy crisis; Unexpected the Federal Highway Administra­ not mean we should slight or slacken Dr.; Christine Hogan, 165 semester at Bryant College and ice controi in the Forest Hills each year kills almost 50,000 fell by 10,(X)0 lives. And to prove that ty. fuel bills, physical damage to property, possible tion, believe we can do far better other programs. But it does mean area and, as a result of these conver- Life Americans — by half. In addition, we was no fluke, in 1975, when fuel than that. that we can realize bumper safety economic disruptions. Solid citizens have been hurt can reduce serious injuries by ten stocks were high, and there were Today’s thought is an adaptation My studies indicate that if we gains at affordable costs through in­ times that number and property more cars and drivers than ever financially by circumstances beyond anyone’s control. from Alec J. Langford’s book. before on the nation’s highways, and dedicate the resources and energies tensive efforts in these areas. To damage by billions of dollars. Dr. Lamb At Heritage Sa'vlngs, we want to help. Meditations and Devotions for needed for a sustained attack on our neglect to do with so much at stake Put another way, we know how to significantly more miles were driven Backs Penneys Aduits. overall, the figure of 10,(XX) lives boobytrapped highways, reductions would ill serve the country — and We have adopted a Special Energy Policy of extending prevent as many people from dying “ Life is a lot like a tube of saved held firm. on the order of 10,000 deaths a year ourselves. on our highways each year as lose the greatest possible lenience and cooperation In To the editor. toothpaste. You always have to can be achieved. It is a goal worth During the campaign, candidate Tuna in water great for diet their lives by murder (20,500), in in­ Continuance of the national speed cases of economic hardship arising from the As a Manchester taxpayer and squeeze hard to get the most out of reaching for. Carter declared his intention of By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. dustrial accidents (12,600), or in the limit is now being challenged in some energy/weather crisis. In some cases, it longtime resident of this town, I it.” Some squeeze from the end in quarters. And enforcement is lagging The third area of concentration becoming the “top consumer' ad­ home (25,500). Indeed, we can save cholesterol foods such as must go on record as thoroughly and neatly rolled, well-defined ways; in some areas of the country. But the must be on vehicle restraints. It is vocate in the country.” And now his DEAR DR. LAMB - I to me in care of may mean a loan at favorable rates; as many as the combined total of am on a low-cholesterol egg yolks (one yolk con­ Manchester Evening enthusiastically supporting the views others squeeze in the middle; some 55 mph speed limit is a basic building not enough to build forgiving chance has come. in others delayed or reduced loan those who lose their lives in drow- diet. Is canned tuna fish tains 225 milligrams) or fat Herald, P.O. Box 1551, expressed by Mrs. Joyce Carman, squeeze just anywhere without plan block of any campaign to reduce the highways. We must also build Carter’s chance nings, falls, by firearms, in fires, on packed in water good for in dairy products. Radio City Station, New payments, whatever the case, Saturday, Feb. 5,1977. We must have or purpose. Sometimes one squeezes highway death toll by half. It must be forgiving cars. Admittedly, some As governor of Georgia, he was a trains, plane crashes and all other my diet? Aiso, how about Scallops are an equally York, NY 10019. the J. C. Penney project. so hard that the tube ruptures.....all progress has been made through the strong advocate of highway safety. If we’ll do all we can to help types of public accidents. preserved — and enforced. scallops? I read that good choice and only a lit­ Yours truly, in the name of getting-the-most-out- years in designing and constructing he becomes its champion as presi­ If ever there was a challenge — and Road gaiety scallops are low in tle more than two per cent After all, we’re on your Nancy A. Barnes of-life. safer vehicles. But the most dent, and if Mrs. Carter makes it her an opportunity — this is it. Road safety improvements are the cholesterol. Is that so? of the calories in scallops side. We re your 29 Somerset Dr. Could it be that ’getting-the-most’ promising advance of all — passive second area of concentration. Our cause as well, there can be no doubt Please give some infomia- are from fat. A three-and- Manchester is far less important than how we go How? restraints in every car manufactured a-half ounce edible portion, local Savings aim must be to make the nation’s that policies and programs can be tion on what I should eat to about doing it? Methods, demeanor, How can these savings be realized? raw, contains only 60 highways more forgiving of the — continues to be an unfulfilled well-launched within four years, and keep my cholesterol down. . and Loan. tact ARE important! Your own un­ To reach them will require dedica­ dream. milligrams of cholesterol. countless mistakes we drivers make sufficiently implemented within ique ways of self-expression ARE tion, energy, imagination and com­ DEAR READER - The on them each day. Killer boobytraps Needless deaths eight, to bring us to, or, at very least, Yesterdays important, but develop styles that mitment. Specifically, it will water-packed tuna is an on the roadway and on roadsides are As a result, at very least, 10,000 within striking distance of, these are consistent with attitudes of demand; excellent choice for a low- I am sending you The hiw 40 Tim 0 1 Americans die each year in traffic lifesaving goals. responsible for an enormous number fat, Ifow-cholesterol food. Health Letter number 1-3, sharing, caring, and love. And 1) The selection of individuals to All in all, highway safety is a good 25 years ago of accidents, injuries and deaths. ’The accidents — needlessly. And a multi­ Only 5.7 |»r cent of its Diet, Preventing Open 24 Hours Dallr remember, that like the tube of administer highway safety programs investment for America — one that Heritage Savings slippery curve, the unsigned railroad ple of that figure in crippling, Manchester Savings Bank pians to toothpaste, once life is squeezed out, who possess the knowledge and per­ calories are from fat. Not Atherosclerosis to give you mEMERCENCYSOniKz’^ maiming, paralyzing injuries are will produce a legacy of life by a many other foods are that . expand and build an addition. it can never be put back! suasive powers needed to su fce^ . crossing, the unsignalized intersec­ a general concept of what & Loan Association • Since 1 8 9 ! Eight grass fires are reported tion, the unmarked highway, the sustained which need not have caring President Jimmy Carter for low in fat, particularly if foods you should eat and Yet there is a point of difference 3) The reorganization of the ' ------— ______/ within a 24-hour period. dangerous bridge, the tree, sign, or happened if programs requiring safe­ the American people. 'The question Uiey give you any protein which ones you should too, for unlike the tube of toothpaste, highway safety complex within the MUTHMUU Mm i ONic n 1007 M**n S l. U*nchM««r e4S-4U6 • N Offic* Sp*nc«r Sf Mwtehww MS-3007 10 years ago utility post too close to the roadway ty belt and airbag usage were ap­ is: Will he recognize the opportunity at all. And a three-and-a- avoid in following a low- Covtntry Oflica t^o^M 31. 742-7321 • ToUanO OTKc* Al tH Q4««n«( mn« KMXn of <-«. Em M I 72-7307 LIFE always needs its cap left off! Department of Transportation to — and seize it? Horrtogt Monaymohitl m frank $ Sijparmartai. Eaat Middia Ttanpikt MwtcAaaiar Six members of Boy Scout Troop 47 — all of these conditions in countless proved and implemented. half ounce portion contains fat, low-cholesterol diet. O ilBU R in A As human beings we must be ready enable it to perform its task more ef­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Other who want this infor­ at South Methodist Church became numbers lie in wait for the unwary, The final primary area for concen­ only 52 milligrams of KATINS INSTALUTHM for the experiences of life at all ficiently and effectively. cholesterol. Lean beef and mation can send 50 cents Eagie Scouts. They are Dustin C. confused, distracted, weary and even tration is alcohol. Clearly, we must times. Research most fish contain about 70 for it with a long, stamped, 643-5135 Wood Jr., Robert Trotter, James the drinking driver. find better ways of coping with this RICHARD C. PEET is president of Schreiber, Richard Larson, David Rev. Dale Gustafson, 4) The upgrading of research to Citizens for Highway Safety and former milligrams, which is not self-addressed envelope for 31S C«ntw S l MinchMtw Most road safety improvements most pervasive of all road safety McQuade and David Muiien. Emanuel Lutheran Church further develop and refine the means minority counsel to the House Public high compared to the high mailing. Send your request are easy and relatively inexpensive problems. The drinking driver is the Works Committee. I 1 . ^ G E EIGHT*A — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Feb. 15, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Msnchester, Coon , Tuei.. Feb 15. 1W7- PAGE NINE-A Scout leaders feted Students by Algonquin District presented Polict rtport awards Four Manchester area scout She has served on the district Cub Several hundred dollars worth of several CB radios, speakers and tape leaders have been recognized by the Scout training. Round Table and More than 30 high school students tools were reported stolen in a door window was broken and items Algonquin District ot the Boy Scouts players and other items which they scattered. PowWow staffs. i f from Manchester and area high burglary at Wilson's Cltgo SUtion at were holding for Identification. for their "distinguished and outstan­ Ediund, Is scoutmaster of Troop 62 schools were honored Monday at an 248 Spruce St. early today. Also taken A diamond ring and other jewelry ding service to youth.” in South Windsor and an Algonquin awards luncheon sponsored by the in the break, police said, was an FM Mahoney was presented in Com­ were reported missing from a Receiving the district's Award of District vice-chairman. He has bwn Manchester High School chapter of radio converter from a car parked in mon Pleas Court 12 Monday and Sycamore La. apartment. The break Merit are Harry Maidment and involved in the district's sustaining Distributive Education Qubs of the garage and a roll of nickels. released on a promise to appear. His occurred sometime during the day Durwood Miller, both of Manchester, membership enrollment and Showan- America (DECA) which is a phase of Another break on Spruce St. at case was continued to March 7. Monday, police said. Kay LaForge of East Hartford and do. the Cooperate Occupation l^ a's Market at 229 Spruce St. oc­ A home on Hyde St. had been F r ^ Ediund of South Windsor. Warren Bartley of Troop 69 in East Educational Program (COEP). curred also early today. An outdoor Also reported missing after an In­ broken Into between Sunday morning The awards were presented at an Hartford r^ceiv^ the "Scoutmaster Other high schools represented window was smashed to gain entry, vestigation Monday were two and Mon^y afternoon, but nothing awards dinner and dance at the of the Year” award. were from East Hartford, police said. Food valued at $8.73 was speakers from a van parked on Scott was reported mining. Glastonbury Knights of Columbus Six scouters also were presented Wethersfield, East Windsor and reported stolen. Dr. Home. Maidment, a long-time scout­ with the Outstanding Scouter award Willimantic. htichael R. Oark, 23, of Bolton, master of Troop 25 at Center Other breaks reported Monday in­ was charged Monday with fourth- for service to scouting. They are Ber­ Julia Stone of Manchester High Five cars, all parked on Am­ cluded one at The Tyre Man, on Congregational Church, has been ac­ nard Kean of Manchester, Norman Mrs. Kay LaForge, Harry Maidment, center, and Durwood School (MHS) was the coordinator bassador Dr., were reported broken degree larceny and breach of peace tive in scouting for more than 40 Miller display their Awards of Merit from the Algonquin District Broad St. in which a window was in connection with a shoplifting Inci­ Chatel, formerly of Manchester, for the event. into between midnight and 7 a m. broken and papers scattered in an of­ years. He has had 158 members of his Marie Carlson of East Hartford, of Boy Scouts. Fred Ediund of South Windsor, another Award of MHS winners in the following com­ Monday. Two CB radios and anten­ dent at Pero's Market on Oakland St. fice, but nothing was reported mis­ The breach of peace charged troop attain the rank of Eagle Scout Joseph Kearns of Hebron, Tony Sen­ Merit recipient, was unable to attend the award ceremonies. petitive events besides those men­ nas valued at $150 were taken from sing. over the years, and was the 1954 na of Glastonbury and Deborah tioned in the picture, are; Jane two of the cars and tape players, stemmed from a struggle with police recipient of the Silver Beaver award (Carriere photo) Nothing was found missing in a officers. He was released under a Scranton of Marlborough. Slxteeen Goulet, sales demonstration, third speakers, tapes and a bowling ball, break into a Constance Dr. home from Charter Oak Council. training awards were also presented. $100 cash bond for court appearance place; Pattle Doering and Nancy total value of $260 were taken from Monday night during which a back March 8. Miller has served in various phases Pelletier, automotives and another car, police said. A flashlight of scouting. He has been a cub- Clinic sponsoring discussion petroleum/master employe, second was stolen from another car and a master, scoutmaster, and troop com­ Cameras banned and third, respectively; Dave CB antenna was reported ripped parents of nursery school age mitteeman as well as being involed The Community Child Guidance Murphy, food marketing, third; Mike apart in the fifth car. Police said Report says fair housing PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - All Clinic is sponsoring a new discussion' children have been meeting at the on the district level in camporees, Lowry, automotives and there have been reports of other .cameras, whether carried by televi­ group for parents of nursery school Community Child Guidance Clinic Klondike derbys, and First-Aid-0- petroleum/supervisory, second. thefts and vandalism to cars on the sion newsfilm personnel or tourists, age children to be held at the Second for the past five years. The group DECA honors students wonH solve segregation Rees. He also served the dictrict as Honored guests included DECA street in the past few weeks. Some of Gov. Grasso gets Shrine Circus tickets sustaining membership enrollment are banned from the grounds of the Congregational Church, 385 N. Main members are parents of children at Plains Baptist Church. St. local nursery schools. representatives from the State Members of Manchester High School’s chapter of Distributive the items had been recovered from in nation^s city schools “I hope I get to use them,” said Gov. Ella Grasso this morning, chairman, health and safety chair­ Department of Education, and Neil Monday's break, police said. man and nominating committee The congregation of President The group will meet eight The groups were started at the Education Clubs of America (DECA) are shown with their when she was presented with tickets to the Shrine Circus which Carter's hometown church voted the Thursdays beginning Feb. 17 from request of several community Lawrence, director of vocational WASHINGTON UPI) - Housing In­ that exists in big city school systems chairman. He is a member of awards which they received Monday at the annual DECA awards Robert M. Mahoney, 16, of 56 opens Wednesday at the State Armory in Hartford. “I used to go ban Sunday. Carter and his family, 9:30 to i0:45 a.m. to discuss .issues nursery school directors. The infor­ education in Manchester. tegration will come too late to solve violates the Constitution" Manchester's Human Relations luncheon at Marco Polo Restaurant in East Hartford. From left Lenox St., was charged with third who have formally joined the First that frequently arise such as, "My mal discussions center around the the problems of racial segregation of And It said sole reliance on fair all the time; it’s for such a fine cause,” she said. Presenting the Commission and has been affiliated are Lora Reilly, third place, public speaking; A1 Lea, second and fourth-degree larceny early Mon­ Baptist- Church in Washington, had pre-school children, their develop- the nation's schools, the U.S. Com­ housing enforcement as a cure for tickets are Warren J. Blessing of Wethersfield, left, the chief with the Manchester branch of the child tells me nothing about his day day morning after police answered a left the church Sunday before the 52 ^ ment, and how parents can cope with place, food marketing, and Ellen Uzanas, second place, job in­ mission on Civil Rights said today. school segregation problems would rabban of Sphinx Temple and the circus general chairman; and American Red Cross and the United at school;” "I nearly died when I saw report of youths in the parking lot of to 42 vote was taken during a one- ' some of these common concerns. terview. (Herald photo by Pinto) The commission, in a 128-page come "far too late to benefit children Harold Turkington of Manchester, the illustrious potentate of Way. my four-year-old had stolen a l»x of a Hartford Rd. apartment. Mahoney hour congregation meeting. cookies while we were shopfiing at Any parents of nursery school age report on metropolitan school attending school during the 20th cen­ Mrs. LaForge started her scouting was charged in connection with the tury." Sphinx Temple. There will be a matinee at 1:45 tomorrow after­ Hugh Carter, Sr., the president's the supermarket;” "Sometimes I children in the community are in­ ■Student dream ers ■ de^gregation, said most minority career with Cub Scout Pack 57 as an theft of about five gallons of gasoline The commission called on both the noon. The Shrine Band plays a concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday in assistant den leader. Later, she was cousin, told reporters the church can't stand my kids. Then I feel guil­ vited to join the new group. Miriam The Executive board and com­ children who live In large cities con­ members had “a long debate, some Bassuk and Barbara Ivry, social mittee chairpersons of the Ladies removed from one of the cars. Two tinue to attend racially Isolated President and Congress to provide advance of Shrine Night, the official opening that will be a den leader and presently is a leader ty. Yet, I wanted them so badly;” HARTFORD (U PI) — S tate “to seek scholastic and personal of it tearful.” workers at the clinic, will act as Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church others youths, apparently with schools. whatever assistance necessary to highlighted by check presentations to the Shriners Hospital for coach. For three years she was a and “Why didn't anyone give a Treasurer Henry E. Parker has excellence, fighting books not Mahoney, fled before police arrived. The pastor. Rev. Bruce Edwards, course in high school on parenting?” facilitators. will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the "It has become abundantly clear in assure that court-ordered Crippled Children at Springfield. (Herald photo by Pinto) nurse at Cub Scout Day Camps at urged elementary school students teachers, and to be dreamers.” However, police recovered a stolen metropolitan desegregation provides both Camps Johnson and Pioneer. ' expressed sorrow and indicated that Further information is available by home of Mrs. Irvin Secor, 77C recent years,” the Commission said, he had opposed the move. Similar discussion groups with calling the clinic at 643-2101. Sycamore Lane. motor vehicle which contained "that much of the racial segregation maximun education benefits for all children.

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• MnnrhpAter Evening Herald ■ f For Obituaries Two killed About town j Board adopts Home Delivery recommended budget to arrive at the in crash (Continued from Page One) Phone 647-9946 Mrs, Ressie D. Fairbanks Shirley C. Slilea The Koffee Krafters of the YWCA new figure. EAST HARTFORD/m Ia NEWS Program Center will meet The board also revised a list of im­ Mrs. Ressie Daggett Fairbanks of Shirley Cunningham Stiles, 81, of Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon at ment items will be approved by the (TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1977, PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / * ""“ "ON . SOUTH WINDSOR a VERNON West Hartford died Monday at 27K Bluefleld Dr. died this morning Two Windham residents were provements priorities. ’The top ten the Community Y to continue Board of Directors. Manchester Memoriai Hospital. She at Manchester Memorial Hospital. killed in a two-car crash on Rt. 6 and items recommended for improve­ working on glass painting. Yavis and Board Chairman Allan He was the husband of Mrs. 44A in Bolton this morning. Carrol M. ment items in order of priority were was the widow of Sumner Fair­ Membership in the YWCA and D. Thomas urged parents and in­ banks', the mother of Mrs. Mary Margaret Curtis Stiles. Tokarz, 24, was the driver of the car expansion of ROTC program, posi­ Koffee Krafters is required. Baby­ terested persons to attend the public Haskeii of Manchester and grand­ Mr. Stiles was bom June 5,1895 in and Kenneth L. Tokarz, 28, was a tion of volunteers, coordinator, sitting is provided. Hostesses are hearings on the town budget which m other ff Richard Haskell of Glastonbury and had lived in East passenger. program for gifted students, a Mrs. Catherine Benevento and Mrs. will be approved in May. reading teacher, a vocal music in­ Board won’t change Hartford for eight years before com­ The driver and the passenger in the Manchester and Peter Haskeii of Gertrude Scoviil. The recommended Increases of Vernon. ing to Manchester in 1957. Before his other car were both taken to structor, expansion of the early $188,500 included additions of childhood program, an instrumental She is aiso survived by another retirement in 1965, he was employed Manchester Memorial Hospital by elementary positions in art, music, daughter and four other as a security guard in Hartford. He the Manchester Ambulance. Carmelo Manchester Lodge of Masons will music teacher, a librarian (at physical Vacation, and library. It Highland Park School), art and grandchildren. was an Army veteran of World War I L. Rivera, 36, the driver, suffered a meet tonight at 7:30 at the Masonic also included recommendations for school closing plans physical education teachers and the A memoriai service is scheduied and a member of the Army and Navy broken knee cap and the passenger in Temple. 'The Master Mason degree equipment replacement for in­ for Wednesday at 11 a.m. at First Club. He also belonged to the that car, Aleja Peres, (no age given) will be portrayed. Joseph Hyland, industrial arts equipment. dustrial arts equipment, tutors, im­ The board’s capital improvement Church of Christ, Congregationai, Manchester Senior Citizens and the suffered a broken wrist. Both are worshipful master, will preside. provements to the Waddell School West Hartford. Buriat witt be in Westhill Gardens Fellowship, which from Willimantic. requests which are not included in media center, and to Verplanck the total board’s budget, but part of By SHEILA TULLER Evergreen Cemetery, Houtton, is sponsored by Calvary Church. State Police said the Tokarz car School lighting. At an earlier hearing, Woodland committee, discussed the parents' Maine. He is also survived by several was eastbound on Rt. 6, skidded out Concordia Church Women will the town budget, were also changed. Herald Correspondent School parents failed to convince the feelings regarding future plans for The increases also included an un­ They include $45,000 for resurfacing The Watkins Funerai Home, 142 E. nieces and nephews. of control on the slippery road, meet tonight at 8 at the church. Cake anticipated $80,000 in Blue Cross The East Hartford ^ r d of Educa­ board to reconsider. After listening the building, financial costs, traffic, Center St., is in charge of The funeral is Thursday at 10 a.m. crossed to the westbound lane and baking and decorating will be playgrounds and parking areas at tion Monday night upheld its to the parents’ arguments to keep the and parking. payments and $12,500 for anticipated five schools, $17,000 for replacement arrangements. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main strack the Rivera car broadside. demonstrated. Members of the con­ fuel increases. decisions to close Woodland School school open, the board didn’t even The steering committee proposed of the high school stage curtain and There are no caiiing hours. St. Burial wUl be in Rose Hill Both cars had to be towed from the gregation are invited. A total of $30,000 was subtracted and to transfer Hockanum School move to take a new vote. redistricting to add members to $6,000 for completing a baseball dia­ The family suggests that any Memorial Part, Rocky Hill. scene. The accident happened at 7:15 from the superintendent’s sixth-graders to O’Connell School Newly seated board member Jerry Woodland. However, Burnside School a.m. No other details were available. mond at Highland Park School. this fall. Ingallinera moved to reconsider the memorial gifts may be made to the Friends may call at the funeral The executive board of Manchester parents objected to disrupting their Bolton’s resident trooper Robert The board was deadlocked late in vote. Board member Joyce Ruggles children. Court Street Baptist Church, home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Republican Women’s Club will meet Peterson is investigating. the meeting when voting to recon­ Houlton, Maine. 9 p.m. Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of suggested the rules of order be con­ The Woodland group presented sider its January motion. sulted. Mrs. Scott Clendaniel, 39 Duncan Rd. figures showing Langford School's Board Chairman Larry DelPonte The rule book stated, "A member declining enrollment and suggested Commission reaffirms voted to support the administration’s of the prevailing side of the first mo­ combining Landlord and Woodland recommendation, ending the hearing tion must make Uie new motion to students in 1980-1981. Mrs. Eva L. Dexter Referendum fund opposition to 1-291 for a large number of Hockanum reconsider.” Dr. Eugene Diggs, school The funeral of Mrs. Eva L. Dexter parents and teachers. Ingallinera was not a member superintendent, said the original plan of 6 Chester St., who died Sunday at to be rescinded DelPonte recessed the meeting for January 18 when the board voted 6-2 three years ago was to close Manchester Memorial Hospital, is By ALICE EVANS that 80 per cent of the land in the five minutes after the tie vote to to close Woodland School. He was Woodland and send the children to Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Watkins He also said that the chamber has judge the merits of the parent’s just sworn in last Monday night to Langford, but parents objected. A $2,000 allocation made by the Area police report proposed industrial park site is Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. made commitments for the bumper Herald Reporter presentation. complete Walter Miles’ term. Later in the meeting, Emery Daly Manchester Economic Development prime agricultural land. Some of Making tax time easier Burial will be in Riverside sticker portion of the campaign, Manchester’s Conservation Com­ When the meeting reconvened, When no other board member asked the superintendent to consider Commission (EDC) to pay for Vernon the land is good agricultural land, Cemetery, Fairhaven, Mass. which will cost about $500. mission, historically opposed to the Tax counselor Doris Rumery of 3D Downey Dr., Manchester, helps Clifford Jefferson, 74, DelPonte commended Peter LaRosa, came forth with a motion, DelPonte splitting the area so a portion of publicizing the March 15 referendum and some “could go either way.” He Friends may call at the funeral Money for the stickers ’’will Louis Poulin, 47, of 18 Village St., construction of 1-291, Monday night the parents’ spokesman, for a fine said, "It’s obvious the vote would be Woodland's students would go to will have to be rescinded, according also reminded the commission that of 27 Moore Ave., East Hartford figure out what he owes Uncle Sam this year during a ses­ home tonight from 7 to 9 and probably come from private Rockville, was charged Monday with reaffirmed its, position on the presentation, but said, "I have to the same as it was the other night. Burnside and the remainder to to a ruling by the state Department proposed highway. Connecticut produces 30 per cent of sion Monday afternoon at Raymond Library on Main St., East Hartford. Mrs. Rumery, a Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. sources,” he said. disorderly conduct. ’The arrest was vote nay (to change the earlier deci­ Woodland School remains closed." Langford to even up classes. of Commerce. its food products. retired accountant, is a member of the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) group of The family suggests that any He also said that the chamber may made after police were called to in­ Commission members unanimous­ sion) because of the value of a true Ed Montovani and Joan Waldron, Five of Daly's fellow board Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Morneault said that he had no idea memorial gifts may be made to the also turn to private sources to raise vestigate a domestic disturbance at ly opposed the “concept of construc­ the Hockanum Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons. To make appoint­ middle school program.” members of the parents’ steering members favored this idea. said today that the Department of how large an area of impervious sur­ Book of Remembrance of St. Mary's the additional $1,500 expected to be that address. Poulin was released on tion of 1-291 from Windsor to ment, call Maurice Harden at 568-4597. (Herald photo by Barlow) LaRosa suggested transferring Commerce has decided that the EDC faces are being planned for the in­ Episcopal Church or to the American needed for the campaign. a $100 n o n -su re ty bond fo r Manchester,” and will so notify the students from other schools to allocation is not a proper use of funds dustrial park, such as rooftops and Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St. "But, there’s nothing definite yet,” appearance in Common Pleas Court Board of Directors, Gov. Ella Grasso O’Connell or Pitkin to bring the connected with the industrial park parking lots. He said the soil in the he said. 19, Rockville, March 9. and the Department of Transporta­ enrollment up in one of these middle planning. tion. area is well drained, and the larger schools. He suggested closing the Woodland group The EDC, as the town’s planning the impervious surfaces are, the Red Cross Dr. Frederick Spaulding, who Mayor’s block grant plan other middle school instead of busing agency for the proposed park, is in more of an increase there will be in recoi^imended the abandonment of the middle school grade students out charge of distributing monies in con­ Housing for elderly waterflow to "the retention ponds, the highway, said it was unaccep­ of Hockanum. plans first aid nection with planning for the park. are requested, Weiss said, he is not table environmentally along with'the which will retain the water and let it was optimistic (Continued from Page One) Board members Emery Daly and At a meeting earlier this month, sure where they would come from in proposed industrial park and exten­ out at a controlled rate. on Council agenda tonight Richard Daley agreed LaRosa’s plan the commission voted to spend $2,000 revised were sent to DCA on Jan. 28, the town budget. sion of 1-86. When grade cutting for the "We thought reason and sense not have crossing guards. programs EnHerlin saiH had merit and urged other board for a publicity campaign to promote In his letter to Moriarty, Zinsser highway starts it could expose hard- Urban Development (HUD) office. would prevail." said a Woodland The letter has apparently This unwanted segement of the By MAL BARLOW concerning the number of low and members to favor Hockanum as a Wlochowski said Burnside parents the March 15 referendum on a $15.4 said that he stated at the January highway "leads to owhere and other pan, which would mean more run-off. Largest item is $170,000 for storm School parent today, discussing the have complained about the lack of remained unanswered, but action is All these new projects would mean East Hartford Reporter moderate income people expected to middle school for students in the million bond issue to finance the board meeting that he felt the delays segements are in dispute. I see no drains. Next is $100,000 for a School want to live in East Hartford is 374 in Elast Hartford Board of Education's guards but have gotten no help. The Manchester Red Cross first now being taken on the matter, ac­ more run-off and more salt in the 'The East Hartford Town Council southwest section of town. park’s construction. in the project were unjustified. redeeming value in 1-291,” Dr. St. culvert. ’The mayor also asks for the mayor’s grant proposal. refusal to keep the school open next Burnside parents at the meeting aid committee will hold an open cording to Pascal Mastrangelo, water, he said. tonight will have its first chance to Barbara Atwood, Robert Bannon, The campaign is to be run by the Zinsser said, “I believe it is about Spaulding said. The proposed $100,000 for loans and grants to home- The “expected to reside” figure fail. Monday told Wlochowski and other meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Housing Authority chairman. The commission Monday night also formally discuss the Community Dorothy Carey and Joyce Ruggles Greater Manchester Chamber of time that our Board of Directors highway, which has been pushed owners for repairs. has been the focal point of law suits “But it didn't,” said the parent, Woodland parents they were there to Manchester office on 39 Haynes St. Housing Authority Attorney, decided to request plans for the work Development Act third-year grant voted against reconsidering the Commerce, which had requested the started showing a little leadership south from its originally planned A new item apparently listed in which have blocked both of the first Peter Wlochowskl of 741 Tolland SI. defend their school. They would The purpose of the meeting is to Dominic Squatrito was meeting at scheduled at the Globe Hollow swim­ proposal of Mayor Richard January motion. money from the EDC to finance the and get this project off the ground. If route, will have interchanges which response to requests made at public tjwo years’ grants of $440,(KX) each set A group of Woodland parents and refute any Inaccuracies. outline present needs in the first aid noon today with Town Manager ming area and to notify state Blackstone. cost of bumper stickers and media the people on the Housing Authority will involve both the Hockanum hearings is $50,000 to be spent on tor the town. residents made a presentation to the But some told Wlochowski they program and plan for future ac­ Robert Weiss to draw up a letter representatives and senators from The mayor gave copies of his advertisement. can’t get the job- done, then they River Linear Park and Wickham repairs to units of the town’s Housing HUD’S formulas dictate a figure of board Monday night during a hearing would prefer sending their children tivities in this field. which will answer what Duffy has the Manchester area, that the com­ proposals to the council members Chamber officials will meet with shoud resign.” Park, he said. Authority. 928. The mayor has refused to go held at the Penney High School. They to Woodland under a redlstrlcting Any persons who have completed requested, Mastrangelo said. He said mission is backing the Bottle Bill. late last week. ’They include details the EDC to discuss ways of financing ’The project has been pending for The estimated 126 tractor trailers The final item is $20,000 for a CDA along with this formula and has used also presented each board member plan Woodland parents offered. either a standard or advanced that letter will be presented to the of the five items he hopes can be the campaign, according to Phillip over four years. In 1973 the state and 2,000 cars entering the proposed project coordinator. his own “hard evidence” to reach East Hartford } with fact sheets which supported "I don't know why the board didn't training program and who are in­ Board of Directors for approval, Concert postponed funded by the $440,000 set for East Harrison, vice-president of business Bonding Commission approved $640,- industrial park each day will create a TTie “expected to reside” figure 374. their view. opt for (the Woodland plan)," he terested in participating in the probably in their next board meeting Manchester Community College’s Hartford by the federal Housing and ■police report But the board refused to even vote services for the chamber. March 1. 000 to fund the project, but because of noise and pollution corridor, and said. overall program are invited to at­ Harrison said that a date for the delays land and construction costs when there is a west wind, it will concert jazz band concert originally again on the closing question. He said many board members did tend. Mastrangelo said he was not in scheduled for tonight is postponed East Hartford meeting has not yet been set. attendance at the December meeting have increased. The total amount has make the area unbearable, he said. Therefore, the board's Jan. 18 vote of not seem well Informed. Many did until April 5 at 8 p.m. in the college John J. Mazzarella Jr., 39, of 79 6-2 to close Woodland this fall and of yhe Housing Authority and would not been determined, according to Philip Morneault, a federal soil not appear to even look at the auditorium on Bidwell St. ’The event Wildflower Rd., East Hartford, was transfer its 100-plus students to the not confirm or deny if Duffy’s letter Mastrangelo. He said the authority conservationist, told the commission Feds review Monsanto data Woodland fact sheets. will ask only that the town fund ’’any is free. arrested Monday at 4:05 p.m. at the Burnside School on School St. stands. Board Chairman Larry DelPonte had been presented at that time to J.M. Fields department store on "This is a tremendous disap­ the Housing Authority. amount over the $640,000.” South Windsor review would be undertaken. cerned that the FDA's ruling could treated all the parents present with Silver Lane and charged with third- pointment," said Wlochowski. respect, he said, noting this has not Ms. Yellman appointed The only formal action the Board SOUTH WINDSOR (UPI) - The plant, meantime, will continue hurt the city's economy. degree assault. Childish moves to operate, officials said. In its ruling, the FDA said a two- He cited the loss to Woodland been the case with past board of Directors have taken on the Federal officials Monday agreed to Police said the store manager had school children of small classes, of a housing project recently was an ap­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Monsanto’s South Windsor plant, year study “indicated that, after 13 leaders. He also praised member review Monsanto Commercial asked Mazzarella’s young son, a boy regular gym and auditorium, of first Richard Daley (or his patience and town budget analyst proval of a $3,379 allocation for R ep. S te w a rt B. A Public Service of this which employs 350 persons, is one of months, some rats fed high doses of Products Company’s data on plastic about age 10, to leave the store. The floor classrooms on non-wood floors, help. architect’s fees. Neither Zinsser nor McKinney, R-Conn., says a three nationwide producing plastic acrilonitile (a material used in newspaper & The Advertising Council bottles, thought to be a possible boy told the father what happened and of safe walks to school. The next step for the Woodland A Manchester woman, who has Council. Weiss could confirm if formal action move by congressional Coca-Cola bottles. The five-year-old plastic containers) in their drinking health hazard. and the father went in to the He said Woodland parents fear parents is to consider a court injunc­ previously worked in a similar posi­ Town Manager Robert B. Weiss by the directors had been taken on leaders to “prevent a vote plant began producing plastic bottles water had significantly lowered body The Food and Drug Administration manager and struck him with his fist, Burnside classes will often have tion against the closing. Woodland tion, has been selected as the town’s suggested the creation of the posi­ the funding assurances. If the funds on the upcoming pay raise in 1976, making Connecticut the first weight." last Friday withdrew its approval to police said. more than 30 students. There are five leaders will meet this week to con­ budget analyst. tion, and the Board of Directors ap­ was a childish maneuver state to have such containers. The report also said in some cases the use of plastic bottles for beer and Mazzarella was released on $250 such classes now. sider this and other action. Members Paula T. Yellman, of 166 Downey proved that suggestion, as long as which fooled no one,” The firm, South Windsor’s largest rats suffered “lesions in the central soft drinks, but after a meeting Mon­ non-surety bond for appearance in The walks to Burnside from the of the Connecticut Citizens Action Dr., has been named to the position, federal funding could be used to pay McKinney, in a state­ taxpayer, paid about $312,000 in taxes nervous system and growth in the ear CCAG urging day with company officials said a Common Pleas Court 12 here March Woodland area are along busy Group (CCAG) will guide the steps which will be funded at this time the analyst. ment today from his last year. Local officiais are con­ ducts and mammary glands" 7. streets. Many of the intersections do they chose, he said. through Public Works Employment Ms. Yellman has worked with the Washington office, said the m V e Act, Title II funds, salary range for preservation state Planning Agency as the grant leadership tried to "avoid Someone broke into the East Hart­ the post is $ 12,046.84 to $14,987.44. administrator for Law Enforcement the politically sensitive Ms. Yellman will assist the town of farmlands Valve caused blast at plant ford Housing Authority community Assistance Administration projects. spectacle of voting for building at 72 Cannon Rd. sometime controller and general manager by She has also worked in Arlington their own raises.” HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ places, chipping concrete where Sunday night. About three filing working with all town departments in County, Virginia, in the office of A $12,9(K) raise will go South Windsor Marshal William Lanning said there ticut Citizen Action Group today bolted flanges made contact. cabinets and bingo game equipment budget preparations. She will review management systems and budget as into effect on Feb, 20 un­ The explosion at the South Windsor was no physical damage to the in­ asked the legislature to save the Town Engineer Allan Young said used by members of the St. Isaac revenue predictions and conduct a a budget analyst. She has a less the House disap­ counting sewer treatment plant Jan. 21 was cinerator, which exploded while Jogues Church were damaged. regular monitoring of the adopted state’s remaining farm land. proves. being heated to burn sludge at the burning of the sludge will be renewed bachelor's degree in political science caused by a closed inlet valve, Missing are several cases of soda and budget. "Open space and agricultural lands McKinney also said he plant. when a safety valve for the in­ from Trinity College in Washington causing insufficient air flow, accor­ some potato chips. Total value of The position of budget analyst was are endangered resources in Connec­ will abandon his previous cinerator arrives. D.C. and a master’s in political ding to Town Manager Paul Talbot. The unit, which weighs 25 to 30 items damaged and stolen is es­ X \ ^ suggested in two studies done of the ticut,” said Marc Caplan, CCAG’s opposition to disclosure of In the meantime, sludge is being science from Trinity College in Hart­ According to a report written Jan. tons, was lifted off the floor about timated at $650. town by the University of Connec­ ford. executive director. "Positive steps joint family income by con­ on your 31 and released Monday, Fire three inches and hit the roof in two buried to reduce as much backlog ticut's Institute of Public Service and must be taken this year to ensure as possible. She also finished first on the test gressmen. He has main­ preservation of C onnecticut’s the Connecticut Public Expenditures for the position. tained that such a practice valuable farm land.” would violate his wife’s O’Neill denies pressuring right to privacy. Here’s honor roll for EHHS

Here is the East Hartford High Archambault, Betty Atwater, Victoria Terry Hersey, Kurt Hornig, Albert Jar- Also. Christopher Raymond, Lisa workers to buy tickets School honor roll for the second Bagley, Donna Belisle, Joyce Benker, din, Carl Johnson, Paula Joyce, Kimber­ Richards. Joseph Roberts, Paul marking period, ending Jan. 28: Bryant, Lori Caffegan, Sheila Carroll, ly Kasavage, Gail Anne Krasnavage, Rodrigue. Donna Rose, Jean Sapula, Bruce Chamberlain, Eric Darke, Philip Dawn Langfield, Maria Lata. Francis Alena Marie Shivock, Maria Sipala, Aida HARTFORD (UPI) - state House of Represen­ employes have not even High honors Corbin, Russell Croft, Jean Cullen, Susan LeBlanc. David Lips, AnnMarie Lisee, Sousa, Alan Sullivan Jr., Robert Sum- Democratic State Chair­ tatives, confirmed been approached.” G rade 12 Cushman, Deborah DeFalco, Annette Joseph C. Macchi, Karen Magruder, slop, Peter Sylvester, Stephen Tessier, man William O’Neill today patronage employes were “There’s certainly no Candice Amendola, Barbara Atwood, DeRoche. Margaret Maloney, Denice McGrath, Hang Tran, Hoang Tran. Susan Valen­ called a published report asked to buy tickets to the strong-armed tacitcs used. David Grant, Carol Kingsmore, Linda Also, Sandra Derrick, Linda Fahr, Don­ Michael G. Michaud, Sam Papageorge, tino. Kevin Violette. Angela Vlattas. he has pressured state dinner, but emphasized no I’ve never strong-armed Malick, Sharon Mockus, Bryan Peterson, na Farrington, Douglas Ferguson, Mary Katherine Pelletier. Michael Pelletier. Beth Warren, Barbara Wassik, Theresa workers to buy tickets to a pressure had been applied. anyone in 12 years here and Barbara Pusztai, Gregory Saulnier, Fitzpatrick, Peggy Godfrey, Tina Also, Wendy Plourd, Mark Potvin, Zemantic. Michael Prutz, Margaret Quinn, Vincent JlOO-a-plate fundraising "Us an absolute lie. No I’m not going to start now Susan Schoenberger, Niki Stefanou, Grivois, Carol Ann Gustamachio, Grade 9 dinner "an absolute lie." Patricia Stillwell, Jami Tyska, Catherine Kimberly Jean, Joan Jensen, Joan Kapa, Sansevero, Richard Sartwell, Joseph John Alieva, Theresa Andrew, one has been threatened for a dinner ticket,” he Waz. Ruthanne Kenney, Susan Klemyk, Scanlon, Donald Sicard, Susan Sitaro, The report, quoting un­ whatsoever,” he said. RoseMarie Annino, Jody Baker. Carrie said. G rade 11 Patricia Laing. Mark Smaglis, Lori Temple, Renee Tour- Barnes, Lori Benway, Richard Breen, named sources, said "Patronge people have "Certainly no one’s jobs Mark Antil, Carol Bamber, Susan Also, Laura Latina, Paul LeBlanc, ville, Karen Townley, Kenneth Trail, Robin Brodie, Melissa Carlson, Scott Burnside's easy reader O'Neill and Sen. George been solicited to purchase were threatened or Ellen Lenane, Judith Linde, Helen Longo, Paul Vignati, Chris Vince, Janet Violette, Hannon. D-East Hartford, Davis, Edward Donofrio, Martha Flynn, Chadwick. Debra Charette, Sergio Billy Barnes, winner of the Burnside School multiple sclerosis tickets, but that’s as far as anything of that nature and Red Cross. Leo Forte, Andrew F re ^ , Marcy Glaz- Sharon McElhanon, Donna Moscaritoio, Theresa Wagner, Lynn Zerba. Chaverri. Mark Clement, Michael had implied to political it's gone. Non-patronage that’s a fact,” O’Neill said. Gerald Otero, Cindy Paradis, Scott Grade 10 Counter, William Cushman, Diane read-a-thon, reads another on one of his favorite topics, hockey. patronage appointees on man, Susan Heintz, Carol Marcacci, FOR OVER 50 YEARS Carlos Reverendo, Allan Sinicrope, Pazary, Rebecca Pelletier, Stephen Victoria Adams, Mario Aguas, Jim Daigle. John Eggert, Mary Falletti, Scott Burnside readers raised a total of $246.79 for MS research. the state payroll that their Peters, Noreen Philbin, Karen Prior, Michael Stavola, Mary Tengeres, Apostolidis, Steven Beaulieu. Brian Flenke, Paula Fournier, Diane (Herald photo by Tuller) jobs were dependent on ORia. TUES Making matters easier for peo­ The Good Neighbor. Christine Wall. Valerie Puma, Frank Ramsay, C^leen Berry. Thomas Bilodeau, Gregory Frankiewicz. Ranheim. buying the tickets. . NOW G rade 10 Bossie, Linda Cantahte, John Collins, Also, John Frasca, MaryLou Furbush, Hannon is chairman of Also, Paula Jean Rivard, Lloyd Roberts, David Cosenza Jr., Jeanne Curtin. Linda Frances Ganger. Victoria Garufi, ple at a difficult time Is what we're Christine Bruetsch, Sara Canfield, Lynn Marie Russell, Kristine the party's Jefferson- WED. James C. Cavallari, Janine Charette, Davis, Lois DelGreco. Carol Doak, Grace Kathleen Ghagan, Elisa Gomez, Theresa Saimininkas, Judith Sasko, Jean Ser- Drapeau, Ronald Durler Jr., Jeffrey Haley. Sharon Hayward. Marcella Langford pupils travel Jackson Day Dinner James Conti, Janet Corbin, Russell noffsky, Diane Stephenson, John Tuller, Fahey. Mark Fiengo, Brigid Fitzgerald. Jackson. Shaun Jones. Karen Joyce. San­ scheduled for Friday night. here for. There Isn't anything we NEXT BL.OODIWOBILE VISIT Gilmartin, Michelle Greene, Susan Ann Volowski, Janet Witkowski, Carol In the past tickets to the Jensen, Elisa Kayser, John Kelly, Steven Maureen Fogg, Edward Gillis, Paul dra Kaluza, Colleen Kane, James Kask, Ann Zawilinski, Bret Zerba. Gustafson. Theodore Hilchuck, Georgia Suzanne Kenney, Halina Kilroy, Helen to woods^ outer space annual fund raiser have THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17th Kousourna, Sylvia Pennock, Mary Katsis, Linda LaChance. Robert Kloe, Kimberly Kohler, James Ladue, been available for both $25 won't do If It will enable us to Pugliese, Timothy Reid, Lori Grade 11 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Wennerberg. LaChance, Mark Lauzier, Francine Kenneth LaForge, Joanne Lasky, John East Hartford woods looking lor signs ul animals in and $100, but this year the Christine Agnew, Judith Arabek, Lavigne. Lauria III."’ Donna Lee, Kimberly J. PITKIN STREET G rade 9 winter They found insect hiber- lower prices tickets were achieve this goal. Steven Arnold, Denise Baj, James Also, Mary Alice Leamy, Jeffrey Maynard, Thomas Merrer, Gregory Langford School third graders took 10:30 - 4:30 Lauri Baj, Cynthia Clark, Joanna Barnes, Linda Bazinet, Katherine Begin, a field trip through both snow filled nators and tracks eliminated. Leech, Elaine Lepage. Lisa Malinowski, Morin, Karen Oliva. Evelyn Owens, One group learned a lesson in sur­ There has been some un­ n i l Ad dponiond By DeBear, Janet Kearney, Elaine Mark Bellingham, Edward Berry] Joan Mallett, Paula Markie, Shelley Deborah Pazary. Robert Pelletier, woods and outer space last week. Lavariere, Michael Molino, Michelle Michael Bidwell, Walter Bouwer, John J. vival when they found a grouse, a happiness about the new Ctarfcc Inauranca Agancy Markowski, Deborah Minnick, Mary William Plourd. Christine Reigins, The classes of Mrs. Sally DuVali ManchMtw CvMlng H«raM WaUdna Brothara Parsons, Genowefa Pawlus, Tina Breslin, Pamela Brown, Dona Cianci, Moran. Marie Murphy, Chris Nicholson, Kathleen Repoli, Donna Rivard. Thomas and Mrs. Loraine Trinks traveled to game bird, frozen in the snow procedure because many Holmaa Fimaral Homa Pellegatto, Robin Pelton, Margaret Harry C. Congdon, Ricky Day, Brenda in the afternoon Thursday, the bus party members have said 'ome Mortally Brothara Watkina Fiinaral Hema Lori Nicoll, Deborah Osgood. Patricia Russo. Frank Sansevero. the Roaring Brook Nature Center in HOIMES J.Dj Raal Batata Prior, Paul Saulnier, Michelle Smyk. Dederer. Waldemar Dumusz, Gloria Ouellette. Anthy Papageorge. Mark Also, Frances Saport, Michael took the children to the Children s Ragal Man'a Shop Manchaalar Parkada: Canton. Mothers on the trip were they cannot afford the 400 MAIN STIHI • MANCHf J ill CONN General honors Diaz, Linda Dimascio, Mark Dineen, Museum of West Hartford where higher price. Lydall, Inc. - Bavinga Bank of Manchaalar Uggall’a Pharmacy Paulus. Joyce Pelletier. Susan Perreault, Shepherd. Steven Slota, Dennis Smith Jr., Mrs. Marie Tomko, Mrs. Carol Stim- HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Wanda Dininni, Lorene Firmneck. Lisa Perurcio, Lawrence Phelps. Susan Margaret Spiller, Mark Townley. Tam G rade 12 they entered the planetarium there O’Neill, who also doubles HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES Also, Anne Fitzgerald, Kenneth M. son. Mrs. Cynthia Lataille. and Mrs. 317 HtaMaml StTMt William Adams, Karen Arabek, Louise Potvin. Andrew Proctor, AnnaMarie Tran, Nancy Valentin, Catherine Vlattas, A special light show took them on an as majority leader of the NORMAN M HOLMES HOWARD M HOLMES Fries, Teri Gale, Susan Galuska, Karl Diane Clark. M a n d i^ • 646-4277 Gary Berner, Fiona Brown, Joann Proctor, Henry Quispe. Mary Beth Ram­ Philip Wing. Margaret Wojnilo. Diana imaginary flight through space Grabowski, David Griggs. Leslie Hand, say. Wolf. Laury Zerba The children tramped through the

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Rham COC looks Vernon to expand .Review set k Area bulletin board on hospital at spending plan language program Andover The Bolton Conservation Commis­ sion, at a recent meeting, continued The Women's Fellowship of the schedule would be completed by Northeast school proved very expansion to work on the wetland regulations By BARBARA RICHMOND First Congregational Church will Hebron Janaury and the goals and objectives successful. draft, Interviewed potential con­ Herald Reporter conduct a reorganlzational meeting would be reviewed in June of each "Each child is demonstrating a sultants to work on the development The Rham District's Central Office Vernon March 7 at 10 a m. In the social hall year. greater understanding for written plans for Indian Notch Park, and set Committee (COC), office of the With some misgivings, the Vernon of the church. For more Information Each in the Board of Education and spoken language than ever A proposed modified expansion its meeting dates for 1977. superintendent, has reviewed a Board of Education Monday night ap­ call Chris Reese, 742-8960. would make an individual evaluation before,” he said. program for Rockville General The men’s choir of St. Maurice budget of $93,345 for the 1977-1978 proved an appropriation of $20,175 to The First Congregational Church of the superintendent. A complete set Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, Hospital will be reviewed by the Church will rehearse Wednesday at school year. The budget represents continue and expand a program for will have a family night supper Feb. of the evaluations would be given to superintendent of schools, said he North Central Health Systems Agen­ 8:15 p.m. at the church. A children's an increase of $6,017 over the 1976- children with language development 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the church. The feels the educational needs of cy (HSA) executive board choir is being formed . It will meet 1977 budget. the chairman of each board, with the disorders. Board of Missions and Stewardship children can be more than adequate­ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the each Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Increases for the three towns are original put in the superintendent's will host the supper. Those attending personnel file. The school system’s Planning and ly met in the Vernon system. H e ^ id Ellington Town Hall. broken down as follows: Hebron will should bring a place setting and a hot pay $24,808; Andover, $8,877, and Supt. Cattanach presented the Placement Team, under the direc­ the parents of the child now outsilje An original expansion proposal Coventry tion of Mrs. Nancy Garabedian, dish or salad. Rolls, dessert and Marlborough, $20,433. procedure package to the COC for the system could refuse to bring the which would have cost $3.2 million supervisor of speech and hearing, coffee will be provided. Sylvia Boduc has been elected The salary account totals $57,500, review and will rewrite the proposal child back, but if the state Depart­ was turned down last year by HSA prepared the program which was ap­ Registrations for children who will president of the Coventry Young including a $1,000 increase for Supt. to include the times of evaluation and ment of Education terms the and the sta te Com m ission on be eligible to enter kindergarten in Democrats and Joseph Greenier, David Cattanach and the assistant the location of the document. proved last summer by the board. program good, which he feels it Hospitals and Health Care. September will be conducted vice president. The club has also superintendent. Noncertified per­ The revised procedures will be The program started in September would, then the child will be brought The original plan called for expan­ Wednesday through Friday at An­ voted to support a state bill to sonnel totals $12,725, an increase of presented to the four boards for at the Northeast elementary school back or the parents will have to take sion of emergency and outpatient dover Elementary School. To be legalize private use of marijuana In $600; Social Security, $880, an in­ review and will be returned with the and three children were involved this over responsibility. facilities plus expansion of the eligible a child must be five years of small amounts. crease of $54; medical and life in­ COC representatives for final ap­ year. Besides the three children at surance, $3,695, an increase of $1,236, proval. Northeast and the one outside, three pediatrics and in-patient facilities. age before Dec. 31. The newly formed Mystical Rose and workmen's compensation totals A final audit figure revealed a sur­ One of the three will be out of the other children in the system have The HSA and the state commission Th students at the Andover Catholic Mothers Circle will meet $180, a decrease of $20. plus of $2,302 for the 1975-1976 audit, Northeast age group next year as will been identified as needing the special both objected to the latter two im­ Elementary School will be dismissed Wednesday at 10 a m. at the home of Jack McElvein, supervisor of the Rockville General Hospital cafeteria, checks out utensils Mrs. Sherwood Trueman, Twin Hills Other expenses include legal ser­ which will be returned to the district one child who is attending a school program. provements but supported the expan­ at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday. There will vices totaling $3,300, an increase of member towns. outside the system in Orange. The If all seven were to be outside sion of the emergency and outpatient which will go on the trays of patients. Helping him is Loretta McCombe, dietary aide. be teacher workshops at the school. Dr., Coventry. Plans are being made to start circles with evening $300; travel, conferences and other Hebron will receive $627; Andover, placement team asked to expand the placements, it would cost the town areas. The latter two are in the new (Herald photo by Richmond) The First Congregational Church meetings. For more Information call reimbursements, $3,080, an increase $231, and Marlborough, $500. The program to the Sykes School, which $52,800 a year. The total annual cost $1.8 million proposal. has started a food pantry to help An­ of $220, and capital outlays, $1,800, a Regional District 8 Board of Educa­ houses Grade 6 students. for the expanded program in Vernon A lot of controversy arose concer­ dover residents. Non-perishable 742-9168 or 742-6838. ning the way the HSA and the com­ items are being collected such as new item. tion for Rham High School will The board’s misgivings centered would be $20,175. Of this, $11,850 The COC voted that evaluation of receive $952, which is 41.2 per cent of would be for the Northeast program mission turned down the original Hospital feeds thousands canned meats, stews, vegetables, Hebron on the question as to whether the proposal. juices, cereal and coupons. Anyone the superintendent's position would the total surplus. The refunds to the child going to the Orange school will and $8,325 for Sykes. Proceeds from a clothing show and Ralph Pollack, executive director knowing of any resident who Is In take place in two stages. The rating towns will go into the general funds. be returned to Vernon if the Sykes Bowman said, "As the main objec­ sale will be used to purchase un­ of the HSA, said the group was new need of food should contact the Rev. program is approved. tive of the program is to return the — with a personal touch iforms for the Rham High School David Reese. child to the mainstream, we are able then and Rockville’s proposal was Band. The show and sale will be at The Andover Parent-Teacher Board members Robert Dubeau to control the curriculum that is the first to be reviewed. He said the By BARBARA RICHMOND Elach patient, after being admitted, works hand-in-hand with the dieti­ the home of Mrs. Marge Porter, 506 Zanini resigns post and Harold Cummings said they offered, thus facilitating this goal.” procedural problems, which caused Association is selling school book receives a menu catering to his or cian. EUst St., Hebron, Wednesday from 1 would approve the program if they much of the criticism last year, have Herald Reporter bags. The bags are made of the Hebron Board of Education said The clinician for the Sykes her particular type of diet. McElvein He also spends time with women to 9 p.m. and Thursday from 10 a.m. were assured the child would be program is already under contract. been corrected and he doesn’t an­ rubberized canvas, are red and Hebron selection of a candidate to fill Rockville General Hospital feeds a said there are six basic types of diets who attend the pre-natal clinic at the to 10 p.m. Orders will be delivered brought back. The town pays $7,543 a The salary therefore will be/^plit ticipate any problems with the new white, and have the school mascot, Richard Zanini, assistant Zanini's position will be made by lot of people in a year — 125,000 last — regular, bland, soft, diabetic, low hospitai. He said these women need a March 10 to 17. Residenta are asked year for tuition and transportation between the language progratfi and proposal. the devil, on them. There is also a superintendent of schools for School Supt. David Cattanach. year, to be exact, and 70,000 of these sodium and low fat. tot of consultation concerning foods to use the downstairs rear entrance for the child. as an itinerate clinician at Sykes and A formal hearing on the proposal place to have names engraved. Regional District 8, has announced The COC, however, did not vote on were patients. Each meal there is a choice of they should or should not eat. during the day. The state mandates that the school the Middle School. will be conducted March 8 at 7:30 The Country Harvest Fair of the last week he will resign his post for the matter before going into Serving many towns three or four entrees, vegetables and He also said through working with The Campbell Soup label campaign board either provide the special Mrs. Garabedian said language dis­ p.m. at the hospital on Union St. ’This First Congregational Church earned the schools of Hebron, Andover and executive session Saturday morning. Jack McElvein is supervisor of the desserts and the menus go in 14-day diabetics or their families, through a at the Gilead Hill School la now at the state Rep. Dorothy Miller of the 55th District represents program for the students or pay to orders take on many aspects and the week’s meeting will be informal but $1,987 for the church. Plans for the Marlborough effective April 1. Zanini is resigning to accept a cafeteria and he and his help see that cycles so patients rarely have clinic-type of operation, he is trying 8,000 mark. The goal Is 14,000. 'The several towns at the State Capitol in Hartford. Her district send them to another town, cause and diagnosis is complex. The the public will be allowed to ask next fair are under way. The resignation, which surprised similar post with the Wethersfield the food is prepared to not only repeats. to change people’s eating habits. He school asks friends, neighbors Mrs. Garabedian said the parents subject area for the program in­ questions of hospital officials. some Board of Education members, school system. He has served as covers all of Andover, Bolton, Columbia, Hebron and appeal to the palate but the eye as How much does it cost to feed so said diabetics are fed the proper relatives and others Interested to of the student couldn’t be asked to cludes 50 minutes of language class was accepted by the Central Office assistant superintendent for Marlborough and part of Vernon. Mrs. Miller, a Bolton well. many people? About $3,000 a week, diets while they are in the hospital save the soup labels for the school. bring the child back until the board each day to teach speaking, writing Bolton Committee (COC) with deep regret. Regional District 8 and Rham High Republican, is in her sixth, nonconsecutive term in the General McElvein is actually employed by McElvein said. but it is important to teach them to Plans are to purchaie equipment. approves the program. and listening • skills; a 30-minute COC Chairman Robert Nickels of School since November 1972. the Health Care Division of Saga Where else can you still get a cup eat property after they return home. An Ash Wednesday Ecumenical Residents are reminded that a full Assembly. Her committee assignments include appropriations Richard Bowman, speech clinician reading class with one-to-one instruc­ RGB trustees Food Service, but he said he really of coffee for 10 cents? Yes, that’s People other than employes are Service of penitence and ashes will stop Is required (or a school bus witl2 and public personnel and military affairs. (Herald photo by Pin­ and teacher for the language tion, and oral reading plus speech feels as though Robert Boardman, still what it costs in the hospital also allowed to eat in the hospital be conducted Feb. 23 at 12:15 p.m. at flashing lights. The reminder has to) program, said the program at the therapy. Area bulletin board tap Hartmann administrator of the hospital, is his cafeteria. . cafeteria. Even with paying a sur­ St. Maurice Church. It will be been issued due to a recent rash of boss. However, McEivein said^wim the charge, the meals are far less expen­ followed by a meal of bread and,soup violations in area towns. The flashing Vernon The cafeteria has a total of 45 coffee prices rising all of the time he sive. Even though the hospital does to be eaten In silence as spiritual lights In school driveways should also The South Windsor Young Wives employes working in two shifts. wrote a poem to warn the employes not promote the idea of outside readings are shared. This will be at be observed and cars should not p an club will sponsor an evening of dan­ Russell G. Hartmann of Crown St., South Windsor McElvein said he tries to stress con­ that this good thing might have to visitors, they do have several in the the parish center. buses. At the Intersection'of two or cing to record hits of the 1950s, '60s, School board delays vote on philosophy Rockville, has been elected to the cern for patients and the concern has change. course of a day. The Recreation Department will Board of Trustees of Rockville Plans for a Diocesan variety show more highways, cara.are not to turn and '70s March 12 from 9 p.m. to 1 rubbed off on employes, as witnessed “ E^rly to bed and early to rise. Un­ The cafeteria staff also tries to sponsor a second series of indoor ten­ technical assistance workshops "It should be a developmental areas of school staffs and the General Hospital. He will serve a will be discussed at a meeting Friday toward a bus receiving or dis­ a.m. at the Hartford YMCA, 135 by the particuiar care they give to fortunately your morning cup price is have some interesting varieties for nis lessons for women 18 and older Vernon throughout the state, the school process through which an individual students; that the statement be of­ three-year term. at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary School in charging passengers. The driver of a Broad St. Radio announcer Dick each food tray going to patients. no longer a surprise. As much as we the employes. A couple of weeks ago starting March 3. Classes will be con­ The Vernon Board of Education system administrators helped can be helped to gain self-knowledge ficially adopted by the school board; Four new corporators have also Norwich. Parishioners from the 72 car on a divided highway doesn’t McDonough will be host. The club is Each tray receives extra little hate to change your cup, the price there was a barbecue...in the middle ducted at Ellsworth School. has tabled action on accepting a develop the guidelines. and insight into the world of work as that it designates the party responsi­ been elected. They are Robert parishes in the Diocese of Norwich have to stop when meeting or passing an affiliate of the YMCA of the Hart­ touches, a garnish here and there to will soon have to go up. "The java that of a snow storm, and this week there will participate. The show Is ten­ Beginners will meet from 7:30 to 9:30 philosophy statement for career and Dr, Linstone said the goal of educa­ well as skills needed for effective ble for its implementation; and Ludwig of Gall Dr., Ellington; Roy a school bus on the opposite roadway. ford Region, Nutmeg Branch. pique the appetites of those who has for so long b ^ n a dime just can­ will be a feast for Chinese New Year. tatively planned for spring. p.m. and advanced beginners from 9 vocational education until it has tion in Vernon is to educate all career planning and preparation,” provides for periodic review in the Luginbuhl of Mountain Spring Rd., sometimes may not have too much of not keep up with the ever-changing to 10:30 p.m. Registrations are being more time to read and study the students to their fullest ability so Dr. Linstone said. future. Tolland; John Peters HI of Davis an appetite. times.” accepted at the Town Hall from 9 to 4 r FtO f t proposal. that they will contribute to our socie­ The state recommends that the The statement prepared by the ad­ Ave., Rockville; and the Rev. John Each patient is asked to fill out a McElvein has the responsiblity of p.m. No registrations will be Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant ty- philosophy statement reflect the six ministration says that the school White, pastor of St. Bernard’s survey form concerning their meals. purchasing specifications, ordering accepted by phone. For more infor­ "All You Really Wanted to Know superintendent of schools, presented He said in fulfilling this goal "we goals identified in the state Board of system will provide students with the Church, Rockville. A quick look through a pile of them and quality control for the cafeteria. mation call Karen Fellows, 644-2511, About Confession —and Were Afraid the proposal to the board Monday recognize the invaluable contribution Education's master plan for programs dealing with self- The new appointments bring the revealed no complaints. In fact, most He said he takes care of the physicai ext. 28 or 34. to Ask," will be the theme of a night. It outlines the system’s goals career and vocational education can vocational and career education. awareness, career education, and number of corporators to 34. had additional compliments. aspects of running the cafeteria and meeting March 6 at 2 p.m. at Sacred for providing instruction in these make. The state asked that there be input career preparation. The Community Thrift Shop, Heart Church, Rt. 30. A panel of areas. He said career education shouldn’t provided by townspeople represen­ “The goal of education in Vernon is operated by the South Windsor priests from the area will explore The program guidelines were set be seen as an additional subject but ting business, industry, labor and to educate all students to their fullest Woman's Club as a community ser­ various dimensions of the renewed by Saul H. Dulberg, state coordinator should be fused into the existing professional people. ability so that they will contribute to Rec adds skiing courses vice, has a new supply of items for Sacrament of Penance (confession). for career education. As a result of curriculum. It also calls for: Involvement of all our society,” the statement says. Those registering must be at least sale Including clothes and furniture. The Tolland County Chapter of the Vernon first aid course wiil consist of eight, 16 years old and each class is iimited Anyone having items to donate may American Association of Retired three-hour sessions starting Feb. 24. Several new activities are being to 12 members. For more details call leave them at the shop on Sullivan Persons (AARP) will sponsor a bus A macrame class will start added to the program schedule of the the recreation office, 872-7319. Ave. (next to the library) or pickup trip to the Boston Flower Show Neighbors oppose faeility in Coventry Thursday from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. for Vernon Recreation Department, in- A course in Clardio Pulmonary Dod^ can be arranged by calling Mrs. A. March 23. The bus will leave five weeks. Angry residents living near the ciuding the new craze among skiers Resuscitation (CPR) and a standard Pugliese, 644-8684, or Mrs. K. Stan­ Lafayette Square at 9:30 a.m. and bad traffic area,” she said. 28. investigate the problems further A 10-iesson course on guitar proposed 22-acre town facility site at — cross country skiing. first aid course wili be offered March ton, 64429567. The shop hours are arrive at Anthony's Pier 4, Boston, at Stephen Nagy, adjacent property The commission also held a public before making a decision. playing will start Feb. 22 at the Lot­ Rt. 31 and Talcott Hill Rd. aired their Two cross country skiing courses 3 and 4 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Lot­ Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 11:30 a.m., where the group will have owner, was upset about the devalua­ hearing on the proposed eight-lot, 20- The PZC denied a light industrial tie Fisk Building. Classes will run grievances before the Coventry Plan­ wili be offered. One started last week' tie Fisk Building, Henry Park. There from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays lunch. The bus will leave for the tion of his property and "spot acre, Zoetie Vinton subdivision, zone change on Rt. 6, sought by from 7 to 8 p.m. and 8 to 9 p.m. for ning and Zoning Commission (PZC) and the other will start ’Thursday. will also be evening sessions from 6 from 1 to 4 p.m. return trip at 5 p.m. For reservations zoning." He felt a tree buffer cannot located across from Wrights Mill Rd. David Cordner. Cordner wanted to those 16 or older. Monday night. Each class will consist of six hours of to 9 p.m. on the same dates. or more information call Henry handle the dirt and noise from trucks and the North Coventry Fire Station. build a repair shop for small motor For information about any of these St. Margaret Mary Ladies Guild The PZC has been asked by the and buses. Residents expressed concern about equipment. instruction plus one day on the trails, This course will consist of nine other classes call the recreation of­ Monaco SS. Driver, 872-0111; Ralph Wilcox, 875- Town Council, which recommended either in Massachusetts or Vermont. hours of instruction and the standard will sponsor a pre-lenten "Family 4352; George Weber, 875-5973; or Nagy also said the same land was driveways onto Rt. 31. Jam es Curry, The PZC said the application did fice. buying the site for $42,000, to decide Mardi Gras Supper" Feb. 22 in the Adolf Kalas, 872-8884. The deadline considered as a site for Coventry nearby resident, said, "My driveway not conform with the town plan of if the land is "appropriate" for the church hall, 80 Hayes Rd. A buffet for reservations is Feb. 24. Grammar School and was found un­ has been there for 200 years and I development and was not in the best proposed facility. will be served at 6 :30 p.m. Entertain­ The Vernon Square Dance Club will suitable due to the wetlands area on have problems getting out every interests of the community, because Laura Wheatley, who lives directly the land. Women buy rescue radio ment will be provided by the Bloom • have its Beginners Ball Feb. 25 from morning.” Curry also said the land adjacent properties are residential across from the property, which will field Senior Citizen Music Makers. 8 to 11 p.m. at the Vernon Elemen­ Nagy raised the question of using was very wet. and industrial use of the abutting Boltoi\ For more information' call Mrs. house a town garage and area for property behind the Town Hall, The PZC said it too was concerned County, but not with the Manchester Manchester Ambulance Service, and tary School, Rt. 30. Frannie Heintz property could be disruptive and in­ The Women’s Auxiliary of the Robert Lohmann, 644-8799, or Mrs. school bus storage, said it is an already owned by the town and ap­ about the traffic problem and said jurious. Ambulance Service, the primary Bruce Marcus, president of Marcus will call. Refreshments will be Bolton Volunteer Fire D^artm ent Larry Skilton, 644-2356. "atrocity " to consider the facilities proved for town facilities. Stephen the state highway department has source of ambulance service for Communications of Manchester, said served. However, the PZC promised to has voted to buy a 12-channel UHF in this location. Loisen, another town resident, recommended driveway locations give consideration to this area of Rt. Bolton. they would donate part of the radio’s $422Z radio for the department’s emergen­ "I can’t believe you are going to agreed. that will not make the traffic situa­ Bolton Fire Commissioners, the cost to improve coordination of 6 as a possible industrial zone when it cy medical communications. dump all that traffic onto an already The PZC will vote on the issue Feb. tion worse. The commission plans to reviews the town plan this year. Board of Selectmen and the Am­ medical emergencies in Bolton. Fire causes bad damage Radios now in use by the depart­ bulance Study Committee agreed The Women’s Auxiliary decided ment have the capability to com­ that a UHF radio was needed to im­ the buy the radio, which was valued Area fire calls municate with other departments prove emergency services in town. at $1,200, for just $750. It is to be to Coventry apartments South Windsor charters and ambulance services in Tolland Roger Talbot, president of the delivered within six weeks. An apartment building on Main St., No injuries were reported but one EaHt Hartford South Coventry, was extensively family had to be evacuated to tem­ Today, 4:05 a.m. —Medical to 30 Rival set for hearing tonight HALL FOR REllT Court. damaged by fire shortly before 3 porary quarters. That was the Monday, 10:20 a m. —Medical call to Plainfield results I^or ptrtiet. ibowen, rec«pt)oi», 397 Main St. Today, 8:05 a .m .—Medical to 469 Main meetlngi. I Complete kltphen p.m. Monday. Robert Kraus family, including a The South Windsor Town Council repeatedly stated he is not necessari­ Monday, 11:46 a m, —Medical to the St. taciltties. Urge enclooed pSrkliif will hold a public hearing tonight at ly in favor of a switch to strong lot. Inquire: The fire apparently started from two-year-old son. fire station at 304 Main St. Today, 8:47 am . —Medical to 63 DUnBtHI 7:30 in the Town Hall Council mayor government. IHO: nST RtkMI(l| [» .» (I an electrical problem in the base­ Monday, 1:30 p.m. —Minor auto acci­ O'Connell Dr. ^ L lth u aalan HaH Chambers to give residents the op­ Firit VmAn Cmtm (1)3 7 Ilf fMt ItMFMli tut IM UI IIJI IN IN ment and spread up the chimney The South Coventry Fire Depart­ dent at Burnside Ave. and Main St. Today, 10:33 a .m .—Medical (man lying Myette says he does favor a hn Ml iN Ul • M |M IN UI L2I IN 5^ QO^WAY STREET through the two-and-one-half story on pavement) at 395 Main St. portunity to comment on propos^ referendum on the issue. im IM • Inkhi la 7J| IN ment was assisted by the North Monday, 2:59 p.m. —Medical to 1183 m TIk IZM Ttac 3132 MANCHESTER building. Coventry and Eagleville Main St. revisions to the Town Charter. Several councilmen felt the timing MUcWpaiUIN IIS I4IN Cillb««aralp.M. Monday, 3:07 p.m. —Minor injury to Two proposed charters were of the petition was poor and in­ IMk 117 piM mM NM c UI pUI n u i hriMtc UI pU ISIJI Tullaiid County Tribcta 7-U prid 03UI TflMiC 3»4 pril tINUI TrilKta $-1-3 p tt $44UI child at the Burnside School. Monday, 2:44 p.m. —Structure fire. presented to the Town Council last terfered with its efforts to attract SmnA3-1I(D cMI TiNc S-ll (A) Monday 3:26 p.m. —Medical to 120 School and Main Sts., South Coventry. month by the (Charter Revision Com­ suitable applicants for town l l t m k m M lUI IN Ui 4fHt IN IN M INN.iMt IIN IN IN Committee sets meeting Whiting Rd. IfniMhl IN IN 7JI M t M M Jn UI IN This printing test pattern is North Coventry, and Eagleville assisted, mission. One would continue the pre­ manager. IktaMMkr iN U za part of The HeraU quality Monday, 8:51 p.m. —Medical to 35 Andover and ^Iton on standby. sent council-manager form of In an effort to lessen the effect of T)m:3141 imiiM TkcllJI Now at a veiv special Price. NMk lU pM $1121 III pM SU.N control program in order to Williams St. Today, 12:23 a.m. —Hebron depart­ government and the other proposes a the petition on its search for a new tMklUpNtZTN TrM M pM limN M ale WpMtSUI PiriKN: UI pN HIN give you one of the finest You'll say "Thank you, Dodge Monaco, for making this beautiful on Bolton sports study Monday, 9:25 p.m. —Investigation at ment to assist Colchester with River Rd. strong mayor system. town manager, the council supported My NMc 7 tt^ $NJI TiMi 141 pM tm il TrihcN 142 pN mZM the MDC plant on Pitkin St. S«nltS-ll|l| newspapers in the nation. two-door hardtop even more of a value.” How did Monaco do It? )Wlth fire. The strong mayor charter was the present council-manager govern­ iM s-un t HI Id The first meeting of the committee Teacher Association, and Adrienne Monday, 9:42 p.m. —Medical to 259 snriht UI UI Ml imyiim iN UI Ml a special equipment package, Including tricolor body accent striping. | Today, 7:14 a.m. —Accident on Rt, 6, drawn up after a petition signed by ment. IIA'iM UI ZH IPl’iMn.m UN iN iN IN IN to study townwide sports programs Ovian, high school parents group, Woodycrest Dr. Bolton. i H Grm Ml IHiChn IN Handsome bucket seats with center cushion amvesl. And shag carpeting. about 1,2(X) residents, demanding a Myette was the only council S l a a i l l a t m IN will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the 5-8 Monday, 10:14 p.m. —Medical to 541 Today, 7:40 a.m. -Tractor-trailer acci­ na: iZH IkKiZU tS k IZII HMk lU |rii till WMclUpNtIUI Dodge Monaco— now It's even more of a good thing at a reasonable price. Oadgs Building of Bolton Elementary liigli standards Burnside Ave. dent, Rt. 86, Tolland. referendum for voters to decide on member to oppose the resolution. »M2iIpNt21N hriidc SM pN niJI MatacUlpMSIMI M d r NT pN uiN •Manufacturer's suggested retail price for base model six-cylinder | Monday, 11:27 p.m. —Medical to 4 Mill the type of government for the town. Comments from residents on the TtMc M.] plU tSUI T/Mk 241 pN mZN Center School. In another matter, Allen recently Today, 8:04 a.m , —Accident, Old TMr2.T4MI|INN Rd. Colchester Rd,, Hebron. Reportedly, the petition was in­ two charters will be discussed at a FakS-lim M H k i C m IT) laM t IM a Caw n Monaco two-door hardtop with special package, including destination Formation of the committee was said Bolton parents are concerned llrMMfiil.la. till UI UI Fwiriaap liN IN IN itia te bv Deputv Mayor Robert council work session after tonight’s IN UI UI charges, and excluding taxes and title fees. White sidewall tires and wheel 1 suggested by Michael Landolphi, about high moral standards. He said i Skafevn Im IM UI ISMiOmi llN iN iNpampN iN S Myette. although Myette has public hearing. • PlWvhUr Ml ICm U M a IN T W Irt IN covers S78 extra cost. athletic director for the Bolton their concern was evident in the es­ 1hc]t« Da: w n IN rItll school system. In January, the Board tM * III pM Itill WMt n i pN tllTN tablishment of the school system Ahearn heads campaign PalKbc 111 p« m il Mdz HI pN niiN WNkSHpNtNN of Education instructed School Supt. goals. Rockville hospital notes TiiMx t-M pai Mill TrihiN: 244 pN HIZN hartaximpUIttZIUN Meid.Monaoa Raymond Allen to form the com­ Allen said major emphasis is mittee. placed daily on affective as well as for Bolton Democrats Admitted Monday: Clare Aldrich, Robbie Rd., Tolland; Robert Young, Allen said those who agreed to cognitive development of the Diane Dr.. South Windsor: Alice Billings, Plainfield entries B O L A N D See your Dodsse Dealen..hefl( see serve will receive a directive from Baxter St.,- ToU^nd. students. With elections about three months door campaign will begin in March. Dailey Circle, Rocxville; Keely Births Monday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. the school board.^ Allen said, "We are concerned in away, Bolton Democrats have ap­ She said the principal candidates Gaughan, Alfred Dr., Tolland: Florence David Dreisch, Stafford Springs; a son to rsniK ipji O IL C O . Committee members are Joseph school how students behave, how pointed Aloysius Ahearn as their would be out meeting and talking to Gurka, Palmer Dr., South Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Newton. Trout lacfc M l ill Tkl41l ll» C 411 you get the thanks you deseive. Fleming and Richard Packman, William Jeremias, West Hartford; IMpfcwi T -l L h haa 41 LM PIa LFfMNMi 141 I. UNI ECn*. 1935 they respect the rights of others and campaign coordinator. Others ap­ people. Stream Dr., Vernon. r.| ZMHHI 41 Z hi MM ZM iM ah 42 ZliNip'Taa school administrators; Landolphi how they see responsibilities and pointed were Thomas Sheridan, She said receptions at which Patricia Morel, Willey Circle, Tolland; Bill footing IS3£L%|; 141 lhalplh 141 I tm iS k i Paa 141 1 «M Bi William Parker, Gulf Rd., Som ers; Julie ilIN p M a 41 i U > M • 41 i IMa’i h FUEL OIL and Mary Ratti, school physical cooperation with others." treasurer, and Polly Harris, registra­ residents can meet and talk to the 141 i u r > w - v-i «. an Mil ilflmiUi education department; Henry Ryba Wayland, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. HARTFORD (DPI) - If industrial 12-1 i« « a N * alM i M a M a The superintendent said, “ One of tion chairman. candidates will be held throughout 42 2.m U T C M M AUTOMATIC DEUVERY and Gilbert ^isoneau, town Recrea­ Discharged Monday: Corey Benson, states like Connecticut don't get a the major goals for the school system Ilvi Cannon. Democratic town town. T -l i Ca 41 i M M 24 HOUR SERVICE tion Department; Larry Pesce and Forest View Dr., Vernon; Douglas reprieve from the federal gover- U M l 411 this year is 'to place major emphasis chairman, said about four issues of Mrs. Cannon said, "I feel good Boston, Hansen Dr., Vernon; Cynthia Harvey Harpin, Bolton Athletic ment, Connecticut employers could I 41 L MB Na 41 LlaMiliNa Chorches Motors, Inc. on student's growth in the ability to the party’s newsletter, "Plain Talk,” about the party winning the election. Gallipo, Broad Brook;Charlene Gaulin, «i II ztaaiW 41 tiP iM * 646-6320 Association; William Taylor, be paying higher unemployment IM UlHINlai 41 i M U a M use the English language correctly would be distributed before the elec­ We have excellent candidates. There E ^ t Rd., Ellington; Keith Morgan, 41 i i _ compensation next year. Rep. m c n n m t t 80 Oakland Avenue representing the Board of and accurately in both oral and tion. Middletown; Florence Stampp. High 2-1 iM * 42 i h l m a M lit M M is a good spirit among them and good William R. Cotter, D-Conn., warned 41 iM T Selectmen; Fred Beecher, Parent- written form'." Manor Park, Rockville: Dana Smith. 141 iHaRlkF U-l iha'ilaN Manchester, Conn. Mrs. Cannon said an active door-to- organization. The issues are there.” today. 141 T.MN U4 I.U M le 24 T.U N aM 141 I.NaaM i UI i M 141 iRwNp 4241 iMMIMiU i M 141 iMiPMMi PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Feb. 15, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mmchwter. Conn., Tnei., Feb. 15, 1177- PAGE FIVE-B

Herald angle Fermi stands in way Plainfield Cold-shooting MCC track after Earl Yost of Indian title hopes loses at Housatonic I * Sports Editor bigger cut By DAVE ROBACK The loss broke the DeMarco, Steve Faulkner Mike Nolen paced MCC Corrmpondmi Cougars three-game win- and Zocco each picked up with 14 points with Zocco By LEN AUSTER HARTFORD (UPI) — Owners of their third fouls before in­ and Faulkner hitting nine Herald Sportswrller the Plainfield dog track want to tl&ke Thirty-eight degree Jalon’s"*Sco?d‘ at*9?r termission. apiece. No matter where the lines a bigger cut of gambling revenues, at weather outside the Mcc res«m« action Down 36-23, MCC could Wednesday night versus it was Tarzan Cooper. He was the are drawn, it will be a mini- the bettor’s expense, because they gym was balmy com- not get on track as it netted Housalonic (73) — Cooper rated honor pared to the below the Elastem Connecticut only four points the first best big man of his time. war in Enfield when homestan- claim the facility now is operating at Green 3 4-810, Marlow 10 0- News on the weekend that the a loss. zero conditions state College jayvees In seven minutes after half­ 020, Dixon 004)0, Hickey 1 latest group of former basketball If you have any doubt, ask Hollagd, ding Fermi High and McCann or any of the other local In testimony Monday. before the Manchester Com- willimantic. time. From that point on 0-12, Defeo 7 04) 14, Koonce greats approved for admission to the Manchester High battle with legislative General Law Committee, the Cougars showed spurts 4 3-5 11, Frasier 3 0-2 6, Hail of Fame at Springfield, Mass., players who went up against the Rens. somebody bound to wind up on the owners claimed they faced ® A three-point play by of improvement but tur­ Kasparek 0 2-2 2, included Charles Cooper rekindled basketball team was mcC center Steve Zocco Those were the good old days when the casualty list. serious financial problems unless the novers and the fast- Mendelhall 3 3-2 8, Brown 0 memories of this great black star of experiencing inside, gave Uie locals a 7-4 lead breaking Housatonic 04) 0. ToUls 31 11-18 73. a half dollar was the price of an adult This vital CCIL engagement law was changed to give them a tax the 1930s. break. The Cougars hit just 22 with 15 minutes to go in the offense proved too much to MCC (50) — Busque 0 Old time basketball buffs in admission. highlights tonight’s schoolboy \\\ The officials estimated their firm of 75 field goal first half. Housatonlc’s handle. 04) 0, DeMarco 2 04) 4, Manchester can recall the times basketball slate which begins the earned $670,000 in 1976, but said it Clarence Marlow came Faulkner 41-39, Zocco 41-1 Cooper appeared in town with the Coach lauded final full week of regular season attempts in a 73-50 lost money in the last six months of back with three baskets in Marlow led the 18-5 9, Robinson 4 0-18, Nolen 8 New York Renaissance against the play. defeat at the hands of Co-captains John Haslett, Rich the year when the novelty of the a 90-seconds span giving Hawks with 20 points 2-4 14, Cheney 1 04) 2, Rec Five at the East Side Rec. For Fermi, the tilt means life or (Herald photo by Dunn) Koepsel and Ed Kennison, writing track, which opened last January, Housatonic Communi­ the hosts the lead for good. followed by Dave Defeo Wilson 0 04) 0, Henderson 0 The Rens were the Globetrotters of death. The Falcons, off to an injury- for the Bennet Junior High basket­ wore off. The profit estimate is an ty College last night in Foul trouble added to the (14), Craig Koonce (11) 04) 0, Bolasivich 0 04) 0. their day except that their opponents riddled 0-6 start, have won seven of ball players, feel coach Fred Lennon unaudited figure. East Catholic jayvee girls^ basketball team Bridgeport. Cougars’ woes as Nick and Libby Green (10). ToUls 22 6-11 20. were not set-ups. 10 to stand at 7-9 in the league and rates a super salute for his efforts The representatives of Connecticut Cooper, called Tarzan because of this season which produced an 11-1 over-all and they must be victorious for any hope of qualifying for the Yankee Greyhound conceded profits Looking ahead to varsity berths next season are these Yvonne Nolen, Mary Ellen Cleary, Katie Sullivan, his tremendous size and strength, won-lost regular slate...Long State Tournament. Fermi winds up would have been higher if corpora­ jayvee girl basketball players at East Catholic High. Joan Gerrity, Robin Nowak, Pam Gieras, Sally Walt. was the center with the Rens. overlooked for years by local groups play Friday against crosstown En­ tion officers had not been paid sub­ Bark row, left to right, Suzanne Willett, Coach Al Front, Trish O'Connell, Ellen Petkaitio, Laurie Iron Man record He was the first big man that I for their contributions to sports in Bowling field High. stantial salaries. Freiheit, Rosaleen Templeton, Michele Berube, Ellen Barry, Peggy Laneri, Gretehen Lindberg. recalled who could hold a basketball Manchester are Tom Conran and Jeff (which was larger in those days than For Manchester, present co-leader The officials complained the firm Ostroul, Karen Lucier, Tracy Young, Sue Dailey, Koelsch. The former has been active lost $30,000 last month and said un­ for Blues' Unger the present one in use) in the palm of in Little League baseball Midget of the CCIL with Wethersfield High at 12-4, it needs to win to at least less the law is changed the track will PARKADE JUNIORS - CATERERS- Sandy one hand. , League football and Elks activities maintain this status. Wethersfield, face serious financial difficulties. NEW YORK (UPI) - minute span for his second Lisa Barnett 176-464, Jim Bunce 140-349,, Ellen There was no such rule limiting a for years while Koelsch is always on on a six-game win skein, draws “If we do not get some type of tax Veteran Garry Unger hat trick in as many nights Shelton 224-560, Ken Leitz Seymour 132. Oirol Raw- player three seconds in the foul line the go pushing one project after Conard tonight with the Chieftains relief, it is my belief we will have a •en season declared reflected on his new “iron as the Sabres scored five 231-588, Roger Poudrier son 134-357, Phyllis Hun­ and Cooper would get in that spot and another, usually in the ticket field, also a hot club, winners of four of substantial loss in 1977,” said man” record and Allen goals in the third period to 201-557, Chris Levine 2.32- tington 126-348, Carol was practically unstoppable because after long years as a sports their last five. Alphonse Spadaro Jr., of the Wood- Hills sensational debut and tie Boston for the Adams 546, Lisa Czara 463, Tom Lewie 134-352, Helene Dey of his size, both in height and in promoter...Jan Merrill will compete 'T ve said it before; for them it is bridge accounting firm of Levitsky on Mets^ Donald Grant suggested that the National Division lead. Don Luce Harley 506, Matt Gluhosky 128-346, Maureen Chapman width. in the mile and two-mile runs in the the biggest game of the year," stated and Berney, representing the track Hockey League must soon added two goals for the 514, Jim Gluhosky 528, 134, Jean Mathlason 132, Whenever the Rens came to town, USA-AAU track meet Feb. 25 at Manchester coach Doug Pearson, owners. worked his way up from a take on a new look. Sabres and Andre Savard Dave Howey 557. Arlene Tallman 129, Lynne usually once a year, the Rec would be Madison Square Garden...No doubt By MILT RICHMAN signed with the city as $550,000 but it comes closer “Fermi also considers this game a Connecticut Yankee also backed a hotel room clerk to being The 29-year-old Unger and Jim Lorentz one each. Talbot 342, Ona (Prison sold out and the New Yorkers never UConn’s basketball team got the NEW YORK (UPI) primary tenants at Shea to $725,000 befcause they grudge match. But this game I feel is proposal to cut the share of gambling what he is today, is a sen­ became the first player to Borje Salming and Pat PARKADE BANTAMS- 342, Ann Hebert 344, Jane went home a loser. short end of the stick from the of­ — People love a cause, Stadium 13 years ago. also pay the city for more important to us —or it should receipts returned to bettors in prize sitive individual. Deeply compete in 700 consecutive Boutette scored for the Craig Carlson 163-200-503. McCrystal 345. Ty Holland, Hank McCann, George ficials in the overtime loss to RICK MARSHALL Now, sure my brother is scoreboard maintenance be. We’re defending champs and BILL KELLY money from 83 to 82 per cent. any cause. They have sensitive. NHL games Monday night Maple Leafs. Stavnitsky and Wardy Waterman Manhattan last week in New York with the Mets. Certainly I and for some parking we’re going after another title.” Under that system, municipalities one now here in this ci­ Waiting for the elevator when his St. Louis Blues iHlanders 2, Canurka 1 TW I.LITE - M illie were a few of the Rec players who but the team was on the other end know people in the spaces. ’The city owns the ran up against the Rens. Cheney Tech is the only other local foe 0-11, 0-16 Stafford and 4-9, 4-11 point per game clip followed by Hyde would have their share of the handle ty, where they’ve organization, the same parking concession, not the at Shea Stadium one day, bowed to the Philadelphia Bob Nystrom scored a Valentime 194-464, Betty against Vermont last Saturday on Brann 180, Jean Archam- The Rec gym, at the time, had four quintet in action. East Catholic Rham High entertains 0-15, 0-16 (11.8) and Kiernan (11.4). Hyde, 6-4 doubled from one quarter to one half declared open season way I do those in other Mets. he noticed another man Flyers, 6-4. The 21-year old club-leading 24th goal some of Referee Larry Mitchell’s of one per cent. Hill scored two goals and midway through the third bault 192-453, Lynne Top­ rows of bleachers on each side and a calls. closing out regular season play Bolton in a COC bout. Finally, un­ junior forward, has been in double on M. Donald Grant. organizations, and sure, Secondly, the Mets have also waiting with two little Spadaro said under the proposal boys, obviously his sons. added three assists to lead period for the game ping 186-520, Camille Scuta large net was dropped once play Friday. The Beavers of coach Gerry beaten 15-0, 16-0 COC leader figures the last five times out while Grant is the Mets’ chair: some are going to think put in $3 million in im­ Blanchard, 4-10 in the COC and 4-12 the dog track would take in another One wore a Mets’ cap, the the Flyers in his brilliant winner. The loss kept the 206-486, Mary Botticello started. Fans overflowed the ends Cromwell High entertains 14-1, 15-1 Kiernan is the leading rebounder man of the board, their anything they wish to provements since moving Vacancy filled $1 million in revenue annually from other, a Yankee cap. One debut. Canucks last in the Smythe 185-478, Rosemarie Lovett onto the court when the Rens played. over-all, travel to Colchester to face Coventry High. The Patriots lone loss with an 11-per game average. chief executive officer, and think, but there comes a in; the Jets have put in 8-5, 9-6 Bacon Academy. its share of the increase. ’The dog of the boys had trouble Unger, who sUrted his Division, one point behind 467, Joan Lindsay 460, Hundreds of fans rimmed the race When the Barons dropped out of the was a one-point decision to Two of Cheney’s three leading from the way he’s being point where common or­ zilch. Penney High, still with a shot at Cromwell. track officials were among a number walking. There was NHL career with Toronto Minnesota. New York’s Mary Boyko 458, Sally track above and some even shook the Rec Businessmen’s Basketball scorers are underclassmen. Senior publicly pilloried, you’d dinary fair play compels Thirdly, the lease of legalized gambling operators who something wrong with his in 1967-68, felt Hill was for­ Billy Harris opened the Granato 464. baskets when opposing players League the vacancy was filled by CCIL honors, puts its 11-5, 13-5 over­ The first time Manchester played George Prasser leads at 12.1 points think he was Genghis me to speak up for specifically says the Jets asked legislators to help increase legs. tunate on two counts. scoring midway through attempted to score. Irish Insurance, sponsored by Wally all mark up against woeful 1-15 En­ Fermi, the Silk Towners won a dis­ per game with junior Kevin Tyler Khan, Benedict Arnold and someone I think is getting will not play any of their Irish. The latter was one of several field High in East Hartford. East profits by changing the law. “ You have a divided Buffalo romped to a 7-2 the first period, but the The Rens never needed any help. puted 63-62 match at Clarke Arena (9.2 ppg) and sophomore Dave Ivan the Terrible all rolled an unfair kicking around games in the stadium They warned proposed facilities in family,” Grant joked with victory over ’Toronto and C anucks had a wide They were the best traveling team of interested parties willing to sponsor Hartford High, 2-14, meanwhile treks with a technical foul on the Falcons Gustamachio (9.1 ppg) right behind. into one. and, in my opinion. Grant during the baseball season. East gymnasts Massachusetts and Rhode Island the father, noticing the the Islanders edged Van­ territorial advantage their time. a team for the balance of the to Willimantic to combat 9-7, 10-7 —for failing to have a player check in They, along with junior guard Jim Grant’s critics say he’s is getting that plus a little The Jets knew that when season...Dave Cowens will dress with Windham High. at the scorers table —playing a key would also cut into profits. different caps on the boys. couver, 2-1, in the other thereafter. Islander net- improve mark Cooper played 11 years with the Boudreau, will be back next year. trying to drive the football more. they signed as secondary Edward Keelan, president of the “You must have a tug of NHL games. minder Glenn Resch Rens and helped manager Bob Boston tonight against Detroit in a Also, 10-1, 12-5 South Windsor High factor. Thus the grudge element. That pleases third-year leader Jets out of town. He’s To start with, the city tenants. Mos'ing Its record to 11-3 NBA game at the Hartford Civic entertains 3-7, 4-11 Glastonbury and dog track, also pressed for legisla­ war at home.” There were no games in stopped 25 of the Canucks’ Douglas win 1,303 games against 203 Manchester will be led into battle Blanchard. One disconcerting note is being stiff-necked, they was extremely eager to Finally, Grant already yesterday was East tion to allow matinee and evening “Both boys like baseball, the World Hockey Associa­ 26 shots on goal and was losses. During one span, the Rens Center but his physical status will not 2-9, 2-15 Rockville High visits 8-3, 9-8 by its three constant starters, John that senior Jim Violette, who has claim, by his refusal to have the Mets sign as has compromised by giving Catholic’s girls' gym­ racing programs held on the same but this one,” said the tion. aided several times by won 88 straight and in 1939 won the be known until game time...New Bloomfield in CVC play, 4-8, 5-12 Pisch, Scott Hyde and Jeff Kiernan. made great strides including earning compromise over terms of tenants. The figure the Jets three playing nastics team with a 69.40 to day to be taxed separately. father, touching the boy Sabres 7, Leafs 2 shots that hit goalposts. world pro title. England Whalers’ wives will host a Ellington High hosts hapless NCCC Pisch is the leading scorer at a 17.5 a starting nod tonight, won’t return. a lease the Mets originally generally given as to what dates. Now, they’re saying 59.60 win over Stafford Other members of the Rens’ east benefit fashion show March 15 at The The take from both is now taxed as the Mets pay a year is how about giving us with the Yankee cap, “is a Rene Robert scored Larry Goodenough scored yesterday. included Cappy Ricks, a sure-handed Colony...Rick Barry’s name is still if it was from one event, which hurts another? • little shy. He’s having his three goals during a 9 1/2- for Vancouver. Mary Kautz of East won outside shooter and Fat Jenkins, as magic at the box office as more than — Sports slate— operators because the state share is Like anybody else. Grant legs operated on the vaulting with a 7.4 good a guard as ever played here. 9,(HX) tickets have been sold for the based on a sliding scale. Under it the has faults. Blowing his own tomorrow.” score with, teammates The Rens’ were 20 years ahead of March 1 Golden State appearance Tuesday percentage of the take increases as Losing streak checked horn isn’t one of them, Grant asked the boys and Sixth straight defeat Kathy Puzzo and Kriss the earnings increase. their father whether they’d their time as all six or seven men, all against the Celtics at the Hartford Celts hope Cowens BASKETBALL ___ though. Let me tell you Recktenwald taking second that they carried, could have played Civic Center. Tonight’s Detroit- Rep. Richard Mercier, D- women cagerssome things he has done. like to go into the for MHS girl cagers and third respectively. .Manchesler at Fermi, 8 Plainfield, also the town’s first by clubhouse and meet some NBA ball by today’s standards. Celtic tilt may draw under 10,(XX) un­ Cheney Tech at Bacon ^ When it was brought to East’s Mary McLachlan less there is a last minute rush for selectman, said he agreed more his attention that some of the players. They After a tremendous 10-3 ning and Kathy Strand had garnered a 5.1 score to win If any black player before the ean start tonight Academy, 8 Ending its four-game money for his town would be a couldn’t believe it. Inside, arrival of the Basketball Association tickets...Brattleboro, Vt., Winter Enfield at Penney MCC (61)-^ Salley 0(M) kids in Long Island had no start, Manchester High’s 19 apiece for Manchester. the bars with Pam Fair­ Carnival will he staged this weekend blessing. Without specifically losing skein, Manchester they visited with the of American, now known as the East Hartford at 0, Mayshar 2 2-2 6, Johnson place to play, he personally girls’ basketball team has Manchester’s jayvees banks of East second. with ski jumping featured Sunday backing the proposal, he said he Community C ollege’s saw to it the Mets put up players and then Grant hit the skids. The Indians finished with a 12-7 record Megan Tierney. Helen National Basketball Association, HARTFORD (UPI) — Center Dave Cowens, feeling better after three days Windham women’s basketball team 1 1-2 3, Kilgore 4 0-2 8, starting at noon. wanted the track’s profits to be in­ the money to have a Little took them over to Dr. lost their sixth straight, 63- by virtue of a 48-32 win Putriment and Puzzo took deserved a spot in the Hall of Fame, of heat treatments on his sore back, was expected to be in the starting lineup Glastonbury at South registered a 61-43 come- Petersen 4 0-0 8, Christiana sured so as not to hurt the economic League field built where James Parkes, the Mets’ 57, to Windham High last over Windham. Cindy 1-2-3 on the beam for the tonight when the Celtics attempted to stretch their three-game winning Windsor from-behind win over Post 9 4-8 22, Pemberton 2 0-0 4, help in new jobs and increased they could play their physician. night in th eir regular Millis and Sharon Maher Eagles with Tierney win­ streak against the Detroit Pistons Rockville at Bloomfield unior College last night in Lentocha 4 0-08, Fairbanks property taxes its presence has games. “I want you to meet a season finale in Williman­ had 11 and 10 markers ning with a score of 6.25. The contest was the first of 10 Bolton at Rham Waterbury. 1 0-2 2. Totals 27 7-16 61. brought to his community. young friend of mine,” he tic. respectively for the In­ Putriment won the floor games away from home for the Coventry at Crpmwell Post led at the half, 24- Then some people in said to Parkes, “This boy M anchester winds up dians with Wendy Kemp, exercise with a score of Celtics, who start their West Coast Bobby Wilson at the reserve guard Stafford at Ellington 19, with the hosts building Post (43) — Henebry 2 Harlem had an idea. They is going to have an opera­ with a 10-9 record; still Lisa Griffin, Lauri 6.65 with E a st’s Julie trip with the game at the Hartford positions, we’re going top cause trou­ the advantage to 34-27 with 2-4 6, Wallace 0 0-0 0, Kor­ wanted to build a bank but USF still top-ranked tion on his legs tomorrow.” good enough to qualify for Turkington and Tracy Casey and Stafford’s Ellen Civic Center. ble on the road,” said coach Tom dis 6 1-2 13, Renkiewez 10-0 needed financial help to get nine minutes left. But the Parkes talked with the the State Tournament, and Cowens suffered a sacroiliac Heinsohn before the team left 2, Murray 0 3-4 3, Houle 2 3- started. Grant made the Culbertson playing well. Fitzpatrick tying for se­ UConns ranked fourth the Cougars caught fire boy about his handicap, now it awaits word of the sprain Friday night in Boston's last Boston. 4 7, Hutchins 0 0-0 0, Tiscia loan possible, without any W'indham (63) — Koul cond. NEW YORK (UPI) — About the only thing that remains constant in the with Marianne Pemberton had him walk across the pairings and rankings game, a 119-111 win over the New 4 2-4 10, Bush 10-0 2. Totals interest. 2 3-4 7, Tsply 2 1-2 5, college basketball ratings is the University of San Francisco, which remains scoring four points on room and then talked with which will be announced York Knicks, and was forced to sit “I thought Stacom played his best offensive rebounds and 16 11-18 43. You ask Joe Christopher, Pernhselli 7 4-5 18, Parker undefeated and top-ranked. him some more, telling Saturday in Hamden. out Sunday’s NBA All-Star game. game for us against the Knicks,” in Laurie Christiana con­ the former Mets’ out­ 0 04) 0, Breault 1 04) 2, Other than that, there is little one him how to turn his toes, Windham, which winds can be sure of except that everything No. 2 posilion in recent weeks. The 6-foot-9 center, who scored 29 scoring 12 points and playing N.E. coaches agree tributing 14 of her game- fielder, about Grant. Holland 5 04) 10, Moreau 9 MYHA how to help himself and up 5-15, consistently got in­ and 28 point in recent games, was aggressive defense, Heinsohn said. high 22 markers. Christopher wasn’t with 3-5 21, Donnelly 0 04) 0. else is constantly changing. The Top 10 was thrown into a Umps to meet how to walk more natural­ side for offensive rebounds starting to get back into the flow of “ Now, if we can work Wilson in with Best for the losers, now the Mets anymore when his Totals 26 11-16 63. hockey Garnering 34 first-place votes in shambles following a series of sur­ F irst meeting of the ly. He also talked with the with the second and third the Celtics’ offense before the injury. Stacom so that we can give (John) 2-3, were Paula Kordis and mother died. He wanted to Manchester (57) — the eleventh week of the United prises and upsets: on six good teams season for Manchester boy’s father and said to shots paying off. The ’’If Cowens can come back and Havlicek and JoJo (White) a rest, Cindi Tiscia with 13 and 10 have her buried in the Downing 8 3-4 19, Shane 10- Press International Board of Louisville dropped two notches to members of the State him, “if he were my son, I Whippets led after the first TRAVEL play well and we can get some more then we can have those two fresh at points respectively. Betsy Virgin Islands, where she 0 2, Ferguson 0 04) 0, Turek Coaches poll, the unbeaten (25-0) fifth after being defeated 99-96 by Board of Approved wouldn’t have him quarter, 18-12, and at the It was a 0-0 tie between mileage out of Kevin Stacom and the end.” Mayshar and Ginny came from, but he had no 0 0-0 0, Danadio 3 4-5 10, Dons compiled 380 points, 135 better Nevada Las Vegas, which moved up BOSTON)UPI) — New England college basketball coaches agree on one Baseball Umpires will be operated on tomorrow” half, 32-28. Manchester and Petersen each had 16 money. You know where he Strand 8 3-4 19, Watt 0 04)0, than runnerup Kentucky. from eighh to seventh; Wake Forest, thing this season: There are six good Division I teams and 10 also rans. held Thursday night at 7 That was a few years Karen Moreall and Pat Simsbury’s Pee Wees Sun­ rebounds for the Cougars, got it, don’t you? From Lemieux 1 04) 2, Grant 11-3 UCLA, which held the second-place sixth last week, dropped to ninth The voting coaches also are in ac- o’clock at the Community ago. The boy never had Pernhselli led the winners day at the Bolton Ice after its 70-66 loss to Clemson early now 4-7. Grant. 3, Formica 0 04) 0, Rice 0 2- rating last week, exchanged places cord, at this point, that Phx)vidence Y. that operation. He walks with 21 and 1 points respec­ Palace. Vin White, David with the Wildcats after suffering a in the week, and Tennessee, No. 10 schedule against Massachusetts and At the core. Grant, who 2 2. Totals 22 13-18 57. Cashman rates high and Holy Cross rank first and second. Connecticut. fine now. tively while Nancy Dow- Shaw and Don Maxim 78-73 upset to Washington Saturday last week, fell out of the top ten to ’The races have been for third place Back at the top of the pack. played well for night. Previously, Michigan, Cincin­ No. 13 following its 80-76 loss in :and fifth place. Manchester. nati and North Carolina all held the “Alligator Alley” to Florida. Providence rolled up two more vic­ Barons remain on pro net circuit Massachusetts won the third-place tories last week against DePaul and Reunion meeting Enfield’s Pec Wees race in the ninth weekly balloting, Long Island University to register its alive in NHL blanked Manchester, 1-0, released today, receiving 41 points to Committee planning the last Saturday at the En­ eighth straight 20-game-winning CHICAGO (UPI) - A basketball reunion of local 31 for fourth place Connecticut. The season. The Friars, 20-3 with three field Twins Rink. Berozski By EARL YOST Minutemen, 15-7, solidified their committee of National amateur teams in the 1930s scored for Enfield Sports Editor road games remaining, earned 13 of Hockey League owners will meet Friday night at ranking last week with an impressive the 15 first-place ballots cast and a Fresh from teaming with Bill Drake in the Springfield In­ one-point Eastern Basketball League worked into the early mor­ 8:30 at the home of Yosh MOUSE total of 73 points. ning today to try to work vitational Professional Tennis Tournament last weekend, Bill win over Rutgers and a easy victory Vincek, 23 S. Alton St. Regal's outscored Ver­ Holy Cross, waylaid at Notre. out a financial arrange­ Wives are also invited. The Cashman will now turn his attention to the competition Feb.25-27 over Rhode Island. Dame last week, garnered the other non's squirts. 52. Sunday With five regular-season games ment to keep the Cleveland reunion will be held April at Bolton. Aaron Buczek at the Manchester Racquet Club. two first place votes and finished Barons alive. 23 at Willie’s. left, Massachusetts seems to be with a second place total of 62 points. had two goals and Steve peaking toward the NCAA playoffs. The biggest obstacle was Cashman, a graduate of American Byam. John Horn. Mark But catalyst Mike Pyatt, who con­ the working out of an International College, where he was Casarino and Brian verted 40 of his last 60 field goal arrangement for the pre­ the No.l player for three seasons, Reed out Beckwith one each for atteippts, suffered torn cartilage in sent majority owner, Mel will be one of the 16 pros in the New Regal’s Vernon’s goal his right hip last week and will be out Eagle grapplers Swig, to sell his interest, or S. LOUIS PARK, Minn scorers were not noted. England Tennis Stars Tournament part of it, to a group (UPI) — Tom Reed, here. at least until next week. over .500 mark Connecticut must play well the headed by Sandy defenseman for the Last week's results: 5 The Madison resident advanced next two weeks to hold onto its fourth Greenberg, owner of the Minnesota North Stars, un­ Manchester Pee Wees 5, Back over the .500 mark is East Coliseum in which the derwent surgery Monday four spots from eighth to fourth place place position. Of their remaining Catholic’s wrestling team after West Hartford 0; in the final standings in NETS play four games, the Huskies must face Barons play. at Methodist Hospital for a Manchester Pee Wees 4, yesterday’s overwhelming 56-5 deci­ The NHL Board of fractured right cheek bone. the first two years of its existence on Holy Cross Wednesday and meet sion over Rham High in Hebron. The Glastonbury 0, Manchester the singles ladder. Rhode Island and Fairfield, the Governors met Monday to Reed was injured last Nichols Tire 6, Eagle grapplers are now 7-6 for the discuss the Cleveland Wednesday in the Colorado Besides starring in tennis in teams tied for fifth position in the season. Wethersfield Pee Wees 1, current poll. situation. Both Swig and Rockies game at Glastonbury Bantams 1, college, Cashman also lettered in Pins by Bob Cavedon, Mark Greenberg met with the Metropolitan Stadium hockey as a goalie and was recently Fairfield, in making the top five Hopper, Roger Poudrier, Matt Manchester 0; Manchester for the first time this season, financing committee,' as when he stopped a shot Economy Electric 6, Ver­ honored as AlC’s outstanding Roohr. Bill Grondin, Emile Fournier well as meeting for one with his face Dr Sidell athlete in the past 10 years. received nine points to knot Rhode and Ed Dean highlighted the Eagle non Squirts 1. Island. Fairfield, 13-7, has four hour with the governors. said Reed’s jaw will be Teamed with Drake, the pair has victory. Editor s Note: Results of games remaining including contests wired for about six weeks been labeled the “team to beat” in ' Results; 101 —Cavedon (EC) all above were not turned 1 against St. Bonaventure’s and but that he probably will in until today. doubles play. Cashman will also be in pinned Roska :30, 108 —Corey (EC) return to play in about two Connecticut. WBF, 115 —Hoch (EC) dec. Robbins the singles competition in the first Rhode Island, 10-10 with five weeks. (Herald photo by Dunn) pro tourney ever staged here. 5-2, 122 —Faust (EC) drew with Defensive coach (Herald photo by Pinto) Bench honored games to play, must face Syracuse Spooner 2-2, 129 —Hopper (EC) Benefactor will be the Manchester this week and has to close up the ATLANTA (UPI) - OKLAHOMA CITY 1976-76 llling jayvee hoopsters Memorial Hospital Building Fund. pinned Leonard 5:27, 135-Poudrier Atlanta Falcons’ Coach captain named (UPI) — Cincinnati Reds’ (EC) pinned Young 3:06,141 —Shan­ Combined Illing-Bennet wrestling squad Kighleen youngHlero make up the llling Junior High linNkelhull The 32,000 prize money has been un- ecord purse Leeman Bennett has hired D ETRO IT (UPI) - catcher Johnny Bench and derwritten by eight local non (EC) dec. GosIee9-5,148—Roohr a new defensive coach — Irani Ihiii season. Squad memlirrs, lop row, left to right, Paul Peek, Dave MARTINSVILLE, Va. (UPI) - A Coach Larry Wilson of the Phoenix Suns’ center Alvan businessmen. (EC) pinned Karvelin 1:04, 158 Jim Champion, an assis­ Member* of the combined llling-Bennel Junioi'tligh Bourbarcl, Pal Brogie, Joe Smilb, Bob Eilloramo, Detroit Red Wings Monday Adams Monday night were Hesterfiehl, Skip Moreau, Greg Hosrr, Seoll Anderson, Bill lirrilh, Mike record $80,160 in prize money will be —Grondin (EC) pinned Oliver 5:22, Bleacher seats will be set up on one BILL CASHMAN tant in the NFL for years wreHlIing squad ihi* season were, top row, left to Daxe Carlson, Steve Farle>\ Mike Mirurki, Doug named Dennis Polonich co-recipients of the top Eddy, f.oarh Mike Masse. Middle row, Dan While, Mark .Scorilo, Gi-orge at stake in the March 20 running of 170 —Fournier (EC) pinned Potter of the courts, sirickets are now and former head coach of right, Jim Paggioli, Bill Hoyt, Steve I.uz, Chris Woodbury . F’ront row, Mike Z.aekman, Bob Andrean- captain of the team, award presented at the Hanlon, Seoll Holmes, Andy Wiekwire, Lurry Duff. Front, John the annual Dogwood 500 at Mar­ :32,188 —Murphy (R) dec. Reeves 3- available at a number of local out­ Manchester will be the third spot Vancouver in the Canadian l,evine, John Hanley, Eric Gauruder, Bill Palizza, Al na, Todd Stavens, Dave Kissman. Ste»e Harley, Keith replacing the injury- Sports Headliners’ Tychem, Paul MrCluskry, Terry MrConi ille, Alex Rritnell, Jon Duhois. tinsville Speedway, officials an­ 1, Unlimited —Dean (EC) pinned lets. on the 1977 NETS tour. Football League. Anderson. Middle row, Jeff Coughlin. Lance Ray, Harold Brainard, Jim Aoiland. plagued Danny Grant. nounced Monday. McConnell :56. Banquet. t

PAGE SIX-B- MANCHESTER EVENING iIe RALD, Manchester, Conii., Tues., Feb, 15, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Feb. 15, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B 1 j Homee For Sato 23 Wowod For Soto 13 INDEX Hemee F o r Sato Homee F a r Sato U Overcharges alleged N O T IC It 1 LoM and Found 3,S00 - 200 FOOT (rontzge. MANCHESTER • Charming 6- MANCHESTER - Free Ume a wo bedroom Rancn. room aluminum sided Cape on auto insurance $ Armounc«m«nti f to ski and to b avel. Six rooms, LEGAL Aluminum siding, baseboard with such features as a COLONIAL 2 L'2 baths condo. Just right 4 — Enigrtainm«nt heat, garage. Hutchins Agen­ State Insurance Depart­ S - Auctiont fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet, Circa IIM. Eight r^ms. 4 for that family that likes to HARTFORD (UPl) - NOTICE cy, 64M1M. built-in appliances and more. badrooma, b an with 1-car garage travel and ^ y . Priced In the ment officials agree with She Beralb _ FINANCIAL and werkalHp U yo i a rt looklag According to state Rep. Located in one of Manchesten mid ISOs. B/W Realty. 847- e BonUi-Stocki-MongtOM ter aa older kome. check thu one Rosalind Berman, R-New Mrs. Berman’s contention TOWN OF ANDOVER, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING $ •— FtrtontI Leant TWO FAMILY FUt - Four most desirable 1419. 10 Ingur«nc6 rooms each. Excellent loca­ neighborhoods. Call today. Haven, city dwellers are city dwellers do pay more CONNECTICUT - for insurance than their ORDINANCE CONCERNING tion. N Locust Street. Priced Zinsser Agency, 648-I5U. being overcharged by auto KMFLOVMINT reduced! 648-2428. 9 to S. rural brethren and say a THE EXEMPTION FROM 13 Htip Wantad F. J. SPILECKI insurance companies and 14 Buainaaa OpportunttiM m oti B u aiiiM a Properir H New Haven or Hartford TAXATION OF Situation Wanted V tR N O N N N 841-Sltl she wants the situation il* - ANDOVER LAKE - BeauUful resident pays almost twice PROPERTY OWNED BY PHONE 643-2711 and spacious year round four COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg remedied. KOUCATION SUPER as much as a small town THE FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 1$ Privata Inatructiona bedroom (Contemporary. Farm, with three story barn. “We must adopt legisla­ NATURE CONSERVANCY 19 — Schoou-ewtMa MAtoCHESTEH • Owner, Butler-type buHding. Power 20 Fireplaces in living room and Martin School. Six plus rooms tion that will establish un­ resident for the same in­ The Town of Andover, pur­ - inttruclioni Wanted family room. 21/2 baths, acre COLONIAL plant, ana other out Mildlnp. surance package. Colonial. Private oack yard. iform automobile in­ suant to Section 12-81-b of the HAPPY NKAL KITATK plus lot, with 200 feet Ii Uw wijr to deocrlbt thli im- Extrai. Principals, please. plus Three Lovely Hornet. But they say there is a ADVERTISINfi 23 Hornet lor Sale lakefront. Call Arthur or Offers Invited. B/W Realty, surance rates for all Connecticut General Statutes, i m 24 — Loit'Land for Sate macilBto l-room Colonial $45,000. 64S-364S. reason for this discrepan­ as amended, hereby provides RATES 2S Invetimeni Property Suzanne Shorts, 648-3233. J. dUiatad oa a lovoly woodtd hN la 847-1419. Connecticut residents,” ANNIVERSARY 26 — ButineM P rop^ Watson Beach Co., Boaldtr JRIdgt. Poar largo Mrs. Berman said Monday. cy. According to the state that: 27 — Retort Property Manchester Office, 847-9139. bedrooma, lat floor family room ~ VBWON COVENTRY - Three homei. insurance indsutry, an ur­ (1) the property located on 1 doy — 1U word p«r day 28 — Real Etiaia Wanted Equal Housing Opportunity. with fttli-wall brick Unfinct and Excellent value In Uilt lus three story barn, plus “It is unfair to the citizens Love, 3 days ... 1 0 a word por day boamod caUlag, formal dining banite is considerably Jurovaty Road, Andover, Con­ 6 days . . . . 9a word par day MItC. tKRVICKi well-kept 4-bedroom uUer type facility, and other who live in our m ajor cities OFFICE HOURS 31 room, cooatry Mytod kltcbta, 2tN E more likely to become in­ necticut, acquired by The Tammy, Mike, 28 daya .... 8a word par day Servtcet Offered NEW USTING - Five room Otionial. Large front-to- out buMdlngs, accompany to be charged more for in­ Monday-Friday 8:30 AJL to 5KI0 P.M. 32 — Pamtmg-Papenng tMths, •eUi,“"■air 56 Rason Proparty for Rant This two family looks just Uke first and we'll make you a Youngsters from the YWCA Nursery School toured the N. Main St. Branch of Connecticut Town Clerk 12:00 noon tha day bafora 57 Wanted to Rant reduced price $43,500. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, publication. a Dutch Colonial home. Gose 58 - Misc tor Rent IMRRfALnCO. Realtor, 643-1577. Bank & Trust Co. in Manchester recently. Explaining bank procedure to the four- and five- he quit his state job Daadllna lor Saturday and to shopping, schools and bus. LAND AUTOMOTIVE Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 61 Autos tor Ssie ExcelExcellent Di^. Only $43,500. MANCHI9TIR - A-ione year-olds, is, at left, Kathy Riordan, the bank’s assistant manager, and Mrs. Bruce Manchester Realty Company, IMMEDIATE Cash for your 62 — Trucks for Sole building lot. 89 x ap­ property. Let us entlain our Stauffer, assistant director at the YWCA in Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) HARTFORD (UPI) - “In the interest of legal Help Wanted 13 63 — Hesvy Equipment for Sole Ted Goodchlld, 6464348. proximately 168. Citv T.F. Gilroy Daly says □ N O T IC E S PLEASE READ 64 — Motorcyciet'Bicycles utlliUei. fair proposal, ((all Mr. ethics and in fairness to 65 Campert'TrsilerS'MoDile MANCHESTER.- You will Belfiore, H7.I4I3. charges he’s ignoring his state employes who must YOUR AD Homes enjoy the 17'x2S’ family room ASHFORD LAKE Area - MANCHI9T1N • Bui. II job as state insurance com­ 66 Automotive Service in this 7-room Cape plus the 2 Bargain! Year round, newer lot with 21,000-1- aq. ft. on work full time for their Lost end Found 1 CARRIERS NEEDED 67 Autos tor Rant-Laasa five room Ranch. Fireplace, busy corner. MAY WE BUY your home? missioner to concentrate REAL ESTATE SALES Claaatflad ada are takan over fireplaces, garage and many Quick, fair, all cash and no pay, Mr. Daly should Full or part-time persons desired To Deliver Tha Manchester Evening other features. Located close oil hot water heat. Full waUc- MANCHISTIN - 57 on the Peter Reilly case IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed tha phona aa a convanlanca. roblems. Call Warren E. relinquish the title of in­ for Greater Hartford Co.'i expan­ Tha Harald la raaponalbla for Herald In East Hartford, in the following to schools, shopping, church, out basement. Large lot. Must acres with 1200' of road tan and white female pup. ding offices. Training bMini soon. be sold quickly! Asking $26,- Rlowland. Realtors, 443-U(M. are false, and says he surance commissioner commission, excellent bonus only ona Incorract inaartlon and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa»aaaaa«aaaa this home is a good buy. frontaie. Center Street area. Tan and than only to the aiza of tha areas: 500. Make offer. Kiss Realty, Sidewalk repair data prepared won’t resign from the post. which requires more time plan. Management opportunity. Help Wanted IS Priced in the $40^. Zinsser OLASTONHURY - 4.1 White male, Spencer Street See our picture ad in the Yellow original inaartlon. Errora which Agency, 646-1511. 1-429-2734. acre wooded lot. HoueeheU O ootfa 40 A Republican lawmaker than he is willing to give area. Call Dog Warden, 646- Pages. Call Bob Wallace for con­ do not laaaan tha value of the Martin Circle, Warren Dr., Whitney Monday called for his up,” he said. 4555, fidential interview. advartiaamant will not be cor* - ractad^by an additional Insar- * Street, Cherry Street, Graham Road. COOK ■ Full time. Apply MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 Room VINNON For deleits tell REFRIGERATORS ^ resignation, but Daly said Bozzuto raised the Reilly THE WALLACE COMPANY Cape. Three bedrooms. Living for presentation to directors FOUND - Set of 8 keys in the lion. between 9 and 11 a.m. at Mr. DELUXE RANCH Wtshers. ranges, used, the request was "a lot of issue when Daly’s appoint­ 236-0881 Steak, 244 Center Street, room, fireplace, dining room. ZINSSER guaranteed and clean. Naw vicinity of Charter Oak and CALL 647-9946 Excellent condition. Excellent value in this nonsense’" and emhasized ment to the insurance post Kane Road. 643-0233. Manchester. Heeltor shipment damaged, GE and he had no intention of step­ Convenient 1-86. High $30s. lovely 9-room L-Shaped 846-1811 Frigidalre. Low prices. B. D. By GREG PEARSON there are two area towns — Windsor cent more than bituminous repairs. was confirmed by the W e ra /d CIrcutBtlon D e p t. Owner, 643-0271, or ^-8430. Help Wanted 13 HAVE IMMEDIATE Ranch that offers 3 or 4 Pearl and Son, 649 Main and Glastonbury — who pay the full Carl Zinsser, a member of the ping down from his state Senate. Personals 2 NEED 30 PEOPLE for light Openings for two mechanical­ Street, 643-3171. Herald Reporter office, and telephone work, no bedrooms, 1st floor fami­ cost of needed sidewalk work, Giles board, led the directors’ opposition to post. In a letter to Gov. “ It is obvious that Mr. TEXAS OIL COMPANY-Needt ly inclined persons, service VERNON - Custom Split *************** Jay J. Giles, director of public TRIM OFF Unsightly pounds experience necessary, will ly room, finished Investment Properir 31 said. the bituminous option. He criticized Ella T. Grasso, Sen. Daly is still spending a person M/P ever 40 for exctuelve In* our product in the field. If Level. Three bedrooms, fami­ CARPETING: Never laid. works, will present information to with GoBese ‘‘Extra train. Day shift openings. AiMlW ulM MrrHorj. No raloM. CODE INTERCEPTOR - No room, fleldstone He said that with the information the attractiveness of the bituminous Richard Bozzuto, R- Hon. W t ara an aipandlng-AAA-1 T o b J a h e h e S ^ you're not now earning at ly room, fireplace, city fireplace, built-ins, 2 large From $180,000 home! Ntsrett the Manchester Board of Directors great deal of time on his Strength” Grapefruit Diet Apply in person, 989 Main experience required. Current least $150 weekly, we want to utilities, garage. $49,850. Nan­ nylon, short shag. Beautiful. Watertown, urged Daly Capsules. Liggett Parkade Street, Manchester, 10 a.m. to Arm aatabllthad alnca 1033. Wa ottar These are temporary baths, new caipeting and on how other area towns handle he has obtained, he will prepare a repairs, and suggested the ordinance private law practice and hill frtnga banaflu. Ubaral com* assignments in your area, training openings. Good talk to you. This is a perma­ cy CJioma, 875-0130. Matthew Sealed In waterproof, factory table showing what area towns do for change. resign his insurance post. that the state is subsidizing Pharmacy. 8 p.m. Monday through Satur­ mlaalona wHh opportunity tor ad- salary, paid training. Enlist­ nent position, with a national Allen, Realtors, 872-8561. well-landscaped yard. INCOME container. Will do three sidewalk repairs. day. vancamant For parional Intarvlow doing the Job you do best. $67,500. sidewalk repairs. Mrs. Grasso named Daly him ,” Bozzuto said Mon­ writ, a lattar and tall ma about ment required. Ages 17-35. organization. Call‘872-4515. rooms, wall-to-wall. We Giles is working on ordinance The sidewalk ordinance is also in I HAVE A Motherless - Four Clerks, Secretaries, Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. PMPENTIES to his post last fall and he day. youraoH. W.P. Fall, Salaa Managar, MANCHESTER - Enjoy coun­ IMRRiALneO. $44.iM-Slor« wUh flvt-mm boughtbougl too much. .Sacrifice ' changes that would affect sidewalk conjunction with a recent suggestion year old son, and I need a GABBY GUYS & GALS - Southwailarn Palrolaum, Box fso, Typists, and all office try life within minutes of city t mf. . (New4ew padding for three “Personally, I don’t know what the said at that time he would • t Worth, Tax. 70101. E.O.E. 848-1881 apartment and 2-car repairs. by Pascal Prignano, a member of the babysitter. Call Tiny, 643-2116. Pleasant telephone work. skills are needed im­ LAW ENFORCEMENT - No attractions, in this im­ H*bw1 0. aurUasli. Am Nw rooms - $111 Private 1-349- directors will do. But, I will show continue to serve as laragc Good locatloa He requested information from board who recommended a referen­ Part or full time. Days and mediately. experience required. Current maculate 6-room Ranch on Daplax with 8444. them what other towns do,” he said. Reilly’s lawyer if there COPPERCRAFT GUILD is in evenings. Phone 643-0746. training openings. Good laparatt haatiai other towns on who determines when dum for needed sidewalk repairs. Special recruiting in m half acre lot. Fireplace, gar­ At the request of the board, Giles was further litigation in TOWN OF MANCHESTER the area. Call for some Free WANTED Companion / Manchester, Thursday, salary, paid training. Enlist­ age, wall-to-wall and more. MANCHESTER • Six Room lyitam i, reeantly FRIGIDAIRE - Frost free a sidewalk needs repairs, how much copper, or part time work. PHONE FROM home to ser­ GOOD Cape. Recently redecorated. ramodtM. has been working on changing the or­ Giles is attempting to draw up a the case. ^ Housekeeper - Three days a February 17th, between 9 ment required. Ages 18-35. Priced in the $40's. Zinsser refrigerator, $188., tea cart, the homeowner and town pay for the 871-1508, vice our customers. Super week. Can 872-0006. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Agency, 646-1511. Reo room. Walking distance M M O S-M Two-Pamlly with ^ $49. ItorUble dlshwaihcr. $49. dinance governing sidewalk work. plan for paying the cost of the Originally, Reilly was a.m. and noon, SPENDING car fa rtfc on largv lot. work, and how long the town allows earnings! Choose your own to schools, stores. Built-In Walnut wardrober, 989. Maple The change in the ordinance will repairs. He favors a system where convicted of manslaughter LEGAL TIMID! LONELY! Mr. X will hours. 249-7773. Manchester YWCA, 78 appliances. Aluminum siding. Separata kaatlai for the problem to be corrected. WANTED - Experienped TIRES - Sales, Installation - MONEY lysttma. Ubie. 5 chairs. $75. 8 4 i5 ^ . eliminate the option of repairing with the town and homeowner divide the for the brutal 1973 slaying talk for you or to you. Send production sewer. 5 day week, North Main Street. Small shop needs hard Pool. $38,500. Call 643-2881. “It’s really surprising how many NOTICE your request, phone number, PART TIME Person - for Long and short term NIW LICTINO-Commerclal bituminous material, similar to cost of the work, rather than having of his mother, Barbara until June 15th. Call 646-5758. working person. Call 1-800-622- BOYS & bulMUtg b) towns assess the homeowners for the five dollars to: LIP kitchen and cleaning. Laurel temporary assignments at 6708. RANCH CONDO GLASTONBURY - Warm black top. Town residents who own just one party pay the entire price. Gibbons. The Zoning Board of Appeals prime Mala tt. total cost of the repair,” Giles said. SERVICE, P.O. Box 404, Manor, 91 Chestnui Street. EVEN IF YOU'RE Over 40 - highest hourly rates. GIRLS Bl| roomi, all appliancet, wall- fires blazing, the tinkling of locatloa. Oroea □ M I8C . FOR SALE property on the site of sidewalk Giles and Senkow both spoke of the But last March, a new will hold public hearings on South Windsor, Conn, 06074. Apply 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to-wall carpet, central air con- glasses, a nome with MOO In c o m e of Walter Senkow, town engineer, You can start a new business. Never a fee. dltionini, p ^ , clubhouse, tennli, repairs are now given the option of need for sidewalk repairs, trial was ordered when a Monday February 28, 1977, weekdays. Let Avon help you build and S Evminga A Waak square feet, just right for II.SM-f. Call said that some towns identify the starting at 7:00 P.M., in the KELLY aiRL etc. $30,500. having the work done in bituminous judge said a grave in­ run it. You’ll control your own WEIS SOmSTKATD those small to large parties. Ardelee for Sale 41 problem and then require the “There is a multi-million dollar Hearing Room of the RNs, 35.75 PER Hour - LPNs 100 Conntllutlon Plaza 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. You provide the party, we'll material or in cement concrete, and justice had been done Reil­ □ EMPLOYMENT hours, your own income. To z in s s homeowner to have the problem improvement program out there,” Municipal Building to hear $4,40 Per Hour - 3 to 11, and 11 find out about this challenging 249-6BR8 NT WEIS FOLKSY! provide the home. Priced in IK ALUMINUM sheets used u paying the added cost if concrete is ly. In the fall, all charges An Cqiig/ Opportunitf Cfwptejrgf Call ffM ffo r fixed on his own while also paying the Senkow said of the needed repairs. and consider the following to 7 shift. Full or part itme. earning opportunity, call 523- and we need sales people. F.J. SPILECKI the low $70s, and available for printing plates, .007 thick,- used. Giles has told the board that there against the 21-year-old Ca­ petition: Help Wanted 13 New Health Care Facility. 9401. If you have a real estate Heeltore 8 4 8 -1 1 8 1 immediate occupancy. B/W 64e-1S11 23x32", 35 cents each or 5 for full cost of the work. Contact Mrs. Ferguson, 647-9946 Realty, 847-1419. •— • $1. Phone 643-2711. Giles said that repairs done with naan youth were dismissed Item t No. 541 license come see us. At the other end of the spectrum. are between $2-|3 million in sidewalk Lorraine Manor, Hartford, CLERK FOR Meat Depart­ Business is booming. We concrete usually cost about 30 per when it was revealed Everett’s Manchester Shell PHONE FROM home to ser­ PART TIbiE Help - Evenings. repairs in Manchester. vice our customers in the 233-8241. ment ■ Selling, invoicing, etc. Flexible hoursrs. Apply In per­ pay the most in com­ evidence which tended to — Request Special Exception O l t c Manchester area, flexible Knowledge of calculator help­ son onl center Giant missions. Ask for Jeff. clear him had been in accordance with Article IV, hours, super earnings, 249- HAIRDRESSER - Three day ful. Apply Gaer Bros., 140 Rye Grinder, 66o Center Street. withheld by the state for Section 6.03.01 to conduct 7773. week. .'Small shop, pleasant Streef,et, %uth Windsor. - KEITH working conditions. Apply - nearly three years. Used Car sales at existing STEADY WORK - Reliable, REAL ESTATE Duet Beauty Studio, 521 East RN - ALL Shifts, full and part At Mrs. Grasso’s gasoline service station — 275 SALES POSITION - Straight hard worker who wants 646-4126 649-1922 commissions, leads furnished Middle Turnpike, Manchester. time. New Health Care Facili­ steady employment and good Buslneee Opportunity 14 Paula Yoo to appear request, state police Main Street — Business Zone 172 E. Cwnttr St. A b o u t to w n II. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. ty. Vernon Manor. Call Mrs. income, call 528-3869 between reopened their investiga­ WAITRESS - For after school 'Tobin, 871-0385. 9 and 2 only. SMALL ENGINE Service tion. This weekend Daly Information pertaining to RNs and LPNs - Full time and hours. Part time, about three Corporation expanding dealer on television show days per week, and some accused the state police of above may be obtained in tbe part time. Weekend relief. 7 network. No experience Planning Office. Saturdays. No experience necessary. Complete training trying to rebuild a case a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply injperson Announcemente 3 Announeemente 3 Announcemente St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild will East Hartford (Convalescent necessary. Apply in person. program. $500. investment against Reilly so they All persons interested may at­ meet Thursday at 11 a.m in the A young violinist from Manchester of 152 Briarwood Dr. has been named tend this hearing. Home, 745 Main Street, East Brass Key Restaurant. required to start your own could arrest him again. business. Ideal for retired or parish hall of the church. Members will appear on the Captain Kangaroo a “ Kangarooter.” ZONING BOARD Hartford, Conn.3 $glRNs and S a rv fc s t Ottered 31 Servleee Ottered 31 Servleoe Ottered 31 BulkBng-ConIreedng 12 Bozzuto said D aly ’s LPNs - Full time and part LOOKING FOR a Home? part time. Details on request. are asked to bring sandwiches and program Wednesday from 8 to 9 a m. OF APPEALS Mature lady as live in com- weekend statement was time. 3-11 p.m. shift. Come in Mrr. Barker. ESCA Field dessert. Beverages will be served. on TV Channel 3. Paula has been selected for her ac­ PailMr Hessetto, panion/housekeeper, by elder­ Trhining Division Box 619, evidence he is not devoting and speak to us, about our new MASONARY - Fireplace CARPENTRY - Repairs, Paula Yoo, seven-year-old complishments as a violinist. She has Secretary higher starting salary for 3-11 ly lady. 742-6694. Wading River, New York. his attention to his in­ 11792. repairing and remodeling. All remodeling, additions, gar­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Young Yoo been a student of the Japanese Suzuki Dated this I5th day of nurses. East Hartford Con­ INCOME surance commissioner. February, 1977. valescent Home, 745 Main PART TIME Clerical Work. types of stone work. Free es­ ages, roofing. Cill David method at the Hartford Conservatory Street, East Hartford, Conn. Must be good typist. Hours timates. After 5. 643-1870, or Patrla 644-1798. of Music for the past year and a half. flexible. Write Box JJ, c/o OWN YOUR OWN TAX 644-2975. MCC country dance set She has performed at recitals and at Manchester Herald. FOR ALL your Dry Wall Announcements 3 BUSINESS WE WANT WORK - House needs - Droblak Dry Wall the Plaza Arts Festival in Hartford. SERVICE and yard cleaning, painting. If Company, 575 Center Street, Bandits LEGAL IN YOUR OWN it ne«ls to be done, we can do Manchester Call 6488812 Colonial New England country dan­ Youngsters under 12 with unusual MANCHESTER affiliate of Country Dance in Connec­ NOTICE HISTORICAL Society - it. Call anytime. 728-8839. cing will be presented with audience ticut, which meets regularly at Foot accomplishments are nominated to rob bank Catered Buffet Supper, TOWN DIRECTORY LINRI Construction Co. ■ Tom participation Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Prints in Manchester. be Kangarooters by parents, Waddell School Cafeteria. IntenuUooal F rA n c h is » lystem in PLUMBING A HEATING • Corbitt. Building. Remolding. TOWN OF ANDOVER tbe Elmployment Service Profe»- Additions. Garages, Kitchens, at the Manchester Community The dancing will be accompanied teachers, friends or neighbors. If Wednesday, March 16th., 6:00 Licensed. Fast service. of $15,000 CONNECTICUT siofi if im inff a qualified in­ Reasonable rates. Call Ren, Roofing. Siding, Recreation College student center. by the Village Idiots led by Rick selected, they appear on a taped seg­ p.m. Musical Program. Call dividual or couple to manage tbelr IN(X)ME TAX Preparation - 649-7722 for reservation/infor- own ^plovmeiU Service Center 643-6567. Rooms 648-5355. Frank Van Cleef, assisted by his Cooper, keyboard, accompanied by ment on the Captain Kangaroo HARTFORD (UPI) - ORDINANCE PROVIDING mation. rnesteier. Experience is not Ehiperlenced, personal ser-J wife, Joy, will demonstrate and in­ important, our tratninina[ wwill Uke vice at your home - Dan| NEWTON SMITH - Peter Garnick, violin. Bill Ferns, program. Hartford police say five FOR THE APPOINTMENT cafe of that. Minimum Investment IN C O M iT A X Mosler, 649-3329, or 5288263. CtoiMatoLawMn Remodeling. Repairing. Rec vite audience participation in coun­ string bass, and Joe Cohen, man­ masked men who stole OF CONSTABLES is 112,000. Financing available. Pelntlnp. Papering 32 try dances taken from 17th and 18th Captain Kangaroo opens and closes OF THE TOWN OF Call collect SnelUng and Snelllng, toe Espoet Tom PeoponUon rooms No job too small. 848- dolin. $15,(XX) from a bank branch Inc. (613) 922-W16TTi:it. 211. Offlcs; 3144 century New England manuscripts. the taped segment and Hilton ANDOVER PURSUANT CLASSIFIED PAINTING - Interior and The program is co-sponsored by pulled off one of the most 353 Csnttr 8t.. MsnchMtsr exterior, paperhanging, Van Cleef has been a member of Kaderli, Channel 3 staff member, is TO CONN. GENERAL 728-3071 CARPENTRY. Custom the MCC Bicentennial committee professional jobs in recent STATUTE REV. 1958, excellent work. References. the Country Dance and Song Society the Captain's local representative Free estimates. Fully In­ Houses - Addditions. garages, and the cultural programs com­ memory. AS AMENDED □ EDUCATION of America for 20 years, and is also mittee. and presents the awards. Three ALLAN T. KEELER'S Ux sured Martin Mattson. 649- roofing and siding, kitchens, The thieves bound and The Town of Andover, pur­ 4431. bathrooms, and repair work of the leader of the Gallery Dancers, an Admission is free and the public is children are chosen every week. service. Tax returns done in gagged a Connecticut suant to Section 9-185 of the the privacy of your home. Call air kinds. Call Robert Jarvis invited. GIRL FRIDAY - For sales, Private Instructlone 14 Lloyd L Roy lor estimate. 6434712. Natural Gas Co. employe Connecticut General Statutes, part time opportunity for Hurry! Mall or Bring Your Ad today! 871-1781 for' appqintment.at • PAPER HANGING Expert and used his uniform and Rev. 1958, as amended, Your average paper, in woman returning to work. REMEDIAL READING and TAX CARPENTRY A MASONRY - truck in the heist at the hereby provides that: Possible full time in three average room. $30 Mr. math; individualized work Richman. 646-3864 Additions and remodeling. Farmington Avenue (1) Constables shall cease to 8:30 A.M. months. 5 hours daily, 5 days a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD program, (lst-8th grade) by week. Call for appointment S he H c ra lb CONSULTANT Free estimates Call Anthony Colder-than-normal weather ahead branch of the Connecticut be elected pursuant to Section P.O. BOX 591 Masters degree teacher. 561 1 H aynaa S Ira a t PAINTING, Paper hanging. Squillacote. 6494811 between 9 and 5. 289-959t, 8075. TAX FORMS Prepared in Bank Trust Co. about 10:30 9-200 of the Connecticut to 5:00 P.M. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CLASSinEO your home. Five years MSflchMlDf Carpentry work. Call 643-4453, a.m. Monday. General Statutes, as FOOD SERV ICE - No experience. Reasonable. Free or M3-0367 RoolIng.SIdIng.ChImney 34 amended. ADVERTISim EXPERIENCED Piano 843-4723 The FBI said the gas experience required. Current teacher. All ages. Private in­ estimates. Call 643-9044, after BIDWELL Home Improve­ says National Weather Service (2) Seven constables shall training openings. Good Dear Sirs: 5 p.m. QUALITY PAINTING and company was contacted Monday thru Friday structions. Children a special­ ment Co Expert installation be appointed by the Board of salary, paid training. Enlist­ Paper H aving by Willis Saturday by a caller who Please run the following ad lor 4 daye at tha special ty. Please call 643-4047 Scnultx Fully insured, of aluminum siding, gutters Selectmen for two year S A T. 8:30 to 12 NOON ment required. Ages 17-35. anytime. used a phony name and a Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. money-saving rate of '4.001 references. 6494343 and trims. Roofing installa­ WASHINGTON (UPl) - The terms; the first such appoint­ tion and repairs. 6494495, 875- the long-range forecast office, said eastern half of the country.” CAM TREE Service - Free es­ GENERAL REMODELING National Weather Service says the fake Vernon post office box ment to be made July 1, 1977 CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED MUSICAL INSTRUCTION in A. A W PAINTING - Very 9109 the warm spell that much of the piano, organ, or voice. Janette timates, discount senior and painting, stucco, other warming spell that broke the grip of As the days become longer during “for billing purposes” to and a like appointment on July citizens. Company textured finishes. Sheet rock reasonable Free Estimates. eastern half of the nation welcomed the next month and normal have a repairman to to 20 1st of each succeeding odd Personals 2 Personals Fraser-Wodal. 649-7804. Adult Call Wayne. 649-7696 HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Arctic air in much of the East last instruction specialty. Manchester owned and work. Free estimates. last week was caused by a temporary temperatures rise, Dickson said, Harper St. “as early as numbered year. The First operated. (Jail 6^1X17. References. Reasonable roofing, itormwindows. aw­ week is likely to be replaced by more (1) (2) ■ (31 t« ) (5) nings. ()uality workmanship, breakdown of a ridge of high there should be less extreme cold as possible Monday mor­ Selectman may remove or Prices 6464346 colder-than-normal weather during pressure over the West. suspend a constable upon the SPOT-LESS-HOUSE- free estimates. Fully insured. the next 30 days. when frigid air gripped much of the ning.” □ REAL ESTATE Sulldlng-Conlrecllng 33 872-9187, 649-3417 This high had been forcing Pacific vote of the majority of the CLEANING Career girls, FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets East in January. ■ The gas company PUBLIC NOTICE working mothers, or are you and doors made to order Top Much of the northeastern section of Board of Selectmen. The ac­ (*) (7) WES ROBBINS carpentry winds much farther north than usual. The 30-day forecast: employe, Carl Scollo, 36, of (1) (9) (101 'ust too active to keep your quality work reasonable SPECIALIZING cleaning and the'nation also is expected to have tion of the Board of Selectmen Homes For Sale 23 remodeling specialist Ad­ repairing chimneys, roofs, They then carried Arctic air farther “Temperatures to average below Wethersfield, was later tlome the way you would like prices. References. 8464348. ditions. rec rooms, dormers, below normal precipitation, with south than normal. in suspending or removing a it? Call Spot-Less-House- new roofs Free estimates. M above normal rain likely in the Gulf seasonal normals over most of the found unharmed in the constable shall be final and MANCHESTER - Large Two built-ins. bathrooms, Years Experience Rowley. This pattern had been going on Ceaning to do the job. 588- VINYL REPAIR - We can fix kitchens. 649-3448 and South Atlantic coastal states. eastern half of nation except for near basement of the house in conclusive, it being the inten­ (11) (13) (13) (14) (IS) family, eleven rooms, con­ 0907, or 56M187, 4:3(1 to 7:00. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 643-5361 since late September and created venient location, reduced to •••••••••••••••••••••••••• The 30-day forecast, released Mon­ normal in the upper Mississippi which he was working. tion of this ordinance to vest Injhlt spact art urgad to contact Joa need lor expensive LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - persistent record cold in January in $35,000. Paul W. Dougan, CUSTOM DRAPERIES made recovering. 568-5878 Heeling-Plumbing 34 day, was good news for areas of the VallSy. Above normal temperatures The robbers wore masks all authority and fix all McCavanagh, Ganaral Managar of Ragai Mufflert Realtor. 6434535. new homes custom built, many areas east of the Rockies. responsibility for such suspen­ to specifications. Free es­ Ohio River basin that had been are indicated for the central and and carried several (2 0 ) remodeled, additions, rec SEWEKLINES. sink lines, With that high pressure ridge no sion and removal in the B^rd (18) (171 (1*1 (1»1 timates and measurement. REWEAVING burns, holes. rooms, garages, kitchens threatened with flooding from south Pacific coasts and western por­ handguns when they held Call anytime before 9 p.m. Zippers, umbrellas repaired cleaned with electric cutters, longer in the way, Dickson said a up a number of employes in of Selectmen. remodeled. baUi.tile, cement by professionals .McKinney melting snow and river ice breakups. tions of the central and southern in­ 6494286. Window shades. Venetian work Steps, dormers more normal west to east wind flow termountain region as well as the office. There were no Nothing herein shall affect SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. blirfds. Keys. TV lor rent. Bros Sewage Disposal Com­ A weather service spokesman said the terms of the constables Ad over 20 words — Rogulsr Price RANCH Residential or commercial pany, 643-5M8 set in, allowing westerly winds to western portions of the Northern customers at the time and Seven rooms, large rec room, lota ELECTRICIAN - All types of Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Call 6494291 the anticipated colder and drier heretofore elected, which wiring, electrical improve-. 5221. flow across the nation with some Great Plains. none of the employes was m m of wall-to-wall carpet, near NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet weather means snow should melt mild Pacific air. terms expire July 1, 1977. Waddell School. ment, and repair work. FREE TIMOTHY J CONNELLY slowly during the next month. ■'Precipitation is expected to reported injured. This ordinance shall take estimates. Call 648-5253 BRICK - BLOCK, stone, repairs, plugged drains, But he said “indications suggest IIDNESS...... m ,.. Zip Itoda. Carpentry and general con­ kitchen faucets replaced, The outlook, given six out of 10 exceed the median amount over the Police said the robbers effect fifteen (15) days after R e g a lK S S ' fireplaces, concrete, chimnev tracting. Residential and we’re going back into a rebuilding of PHONE NO...... CUkSSnCATION...... repairs. No job too small. repaired Rec rooms, chances of being right, offered no Southern and Northern Great “just walked in, covered publication. • r ../(rr commercial Whether it be a bathroom remodeling, heat the western ridge and a reintroduc- Plains and also over Gulf and South the employes with the Passed at Special Town F. J. SnLECKI KEEP SMILING Save Call 644-8358 (or es­ small repair job. a custom relief for drought-stricken Califor­ OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 26th., 1677 ffMHera 848-1111 timates. modernization, etc Fre« tion of colder-than-normal Atlantic coastal states. Elsewhere, pistols and rifled the cash Meeting February 9, 1977. Coctwr Of Broad KEEP HAPPY built home or anything in Estimate gladly given MAM nia. between, call 646-1379 temperatures in most areas over the less than median value is indicated.”' drawers. Then they left.” Ruth K. Munson •nd C tflitf Strool M«n.-rri. • om. - i Plumbing A Heating. 648-2171. Robert Dickson, deputy director of Town Clerk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchttter, Conn , Tuts , Feb. 15, 1977 - PAGE NINE-B PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Tues., Feb. 15, 1977 ACROSS 53 Baseball Answer to Previous Puzzle glove 1 Gloomy 54 Relinquish Charlaa M. Schultz Art/c/M to r S ilo 41 AportmontM for Root 53 Aulot for Solo 61 Aulo$ for Solo 61 Airtoi for Solo 61 Autoo for Solo 61 S Navy ship 55 Ands (Fr.) The Basic □ RENTALS prefix (abbr.) 56 Beverages i l c l l D e a r A b b y 8 Fill tw o SNOW Tires - Three ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE 12 Yorkshire river DOWN regulars, all on rims. 650,13". Room$ tor ttont 52 GARDENS of Strawberry 13 Common G ^ condition. 742-6901. Road. A new suburban one By Abigail Van Buren ailment 1 Fence ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly bedroom apartment com­ Better Idea LIMITED EDITION BUYS 14 First-rate openings HOU MUCH PO VOU /uwo KNOWS? FOR SALE, Dog house - One rooms, single 354,95; double munity nestled in the country (comp, wd.) 2 Leo's son SUPPOSE HE'PCHAREE? ( HOUR UlfolRANTY IS 1 large, one medium. Never 369.95, Plus tax. Continental hills in historic Ellington. In 15 Betlerina’t 3 Urine dbet H Y L Y VSTILL 6000! y usM, reasonable. 875-4179. addition to it's unique, strong points 4 Intermediate V 0 Y 0 breakfast, maid service, l^eVe got 'em at 16 Peddle L U N 0 ------IJ--- utilities, parking. Call 646- refreshing architectural (prtfix) design and beautiful 17 Exetemation 1 0 N A AMPEX TAPE Recorder - 2300. DEAR ABBY: I am a happily married woman who just 18 Noun suffix 5 Flying saucers 23 Job 36 Form of Fisher Tuner, Stan White landscaping, it features turnra I have two small children, and I’m living in fear 19 Felt flower (abbr.) / -C-J[ ^ 25 Folk architecture speaker and others. Chain PRIVATE ROOM with bath. private entrances, private that I will not liveio see them grow up. 21 Period 6 Large board 27 Eye infection saw, bench gidnder, 1/3 horse Adult preferred. References, patio area with sliding glass When I was 13,1 was fooling around with a Ouija board, 22 Looks like 7 Certain 40 Leases power. 742-6700 8 to 11 a.m, 4-8 parking. No smoking, 649- doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, 24 Unseats 8 Joke 26 Bends under 43 Brownish DILLON FORD when I got a message from my dead grandmother saying weight • 9 Inebriated (si.) p.m, 6526. range, refrigerator, garbage she would see ine in heaven on my 26tn birthday, meaning 26 Cur) purple disposal, master TV antenna, 28 Native of 10 Not performed 33 Instill 44 Soot 'Te •- 1 ' 1 ^ 1 ^M l9*J>. I was going to die on that day in an accident. 11 Examinations ONE EUREKA Cannister ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room traverse rods, laundry and Stockholm 34 Grooved 45 Chooses style vacuum and one Elec- storage facilities in basement, I told my husband about my fears, telling him to marry 29 Smell bird 19 One given e - Private entrance. Shower again soon after 1 die so my children wonT be without a 36 Anxious 48 Notice tricbroom. }10 each. Dish set, bath, free parking. Apply 195 air conditioning, total elec­ 30 Flurry task mother, and he said, "That Ouija board stuff is a lot of bunk, 20 Rough­ conduct SO Universal time MIckay Finn — Morria Walaa service for eight, 35. 569-4933, Spruce Street. tric, no pets. Ranch and 31 Year of Duplex style apartments so forget it." science (abbr.) housing 37 Piano piece (abbr.) available. Rentals startinf; at Abby, for some reason, I can't forget it. I am not afraid to 32 Swindle 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 9 10 11 3175. per month. For appoint- die. If God wants me, I'm ready to go, but I only have 11 33 Greek IT PAALINO — PLEASE POMIVB ME PO* Aportmonto for RonI 53 ment call 875-9876 , Monday months to prepare myself if the Ouija bt^rd was right. goddess of 12 13 14 s t a v m o a w a y s o LONO— BUT 1 B uilding Supplies 42 peace tMANTfO TO BRING VCU GOOD NEWS/ thm Friday, 8 to 5 Have you or any of your readers ever had any exper­ FOU t h r e e d a y s I TRIED 10 WM OAO WE HAVE customers waiting 3 5 ______IS Merner IS 17 NATURAL STONE for iences with a Ouija board? I’m terribly confused and very for the rental of your apart­ frightened. 36 Have effect II 19 20 31 retaining walls, veneers, ment or home. J.D. Real CENTRAL -la rg e four room LIMITEDHI 39 Spanish 1 patios, etc. Pick up by the Estate Associates, Inc. 646- apartment. Second floor. Limited EdlUon W. VA. READER gentlemen 22 23 25 pound or delivery by the ton. 1 Stove included. 3175 monthly. Q R A I U D J k ! firsnsda 4-Door Sodsn 41 Frequently 36 Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Security. 646-1189. (poet) 649-3163. DEAR READER; 1 agree with your husband. While 1 42 English derby LOOKING for anything in real 2-Ooor and 4-Door Sedans that look like care 29 30 estate rental - apartments, costing many times more. Now with special respect the rights of others to believe as they wish, I have town 1 homes, multiple dwellings, no COTTAGE STREET - Four features at sale prices. Base Package In­ Or...all of the above. PLUS: Flloht Bench Seat yet to find a shred of convincing evidence to support the 46 Individual 31 Dog$-Blrdt-Pol§ 43 cludes: Dual Bodyside and Decklld Paint s Digital Clock • Automatic parking Brake 47 Sundae ■ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate room, first floor apartment. theory that the living can communicate with the deaid. 33 34 36 37 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Appliances and heat not in­ Stripes • Rocker Panel Moldings • Deluxe Release • $266 suggested retail value at only 1 urge you to pot those frightening thoughts of impend­ topping DOG-CAT BOARDING Wheel Covers • White Sidewall Tires *A $177. ■ cluded. 3160 monthly. Securi­ $109 suggested retail value at only $77. FORD ing death out of your head, dear. 49 Baseball 38 3. 40 bathing/groomin^. Complete EAST HARTFORD - Modem ty. 646-1189. Timk 34% OITI* official (abbr.) 1 41 42 43 44 4S 46 modern facilities. Canine two bedroom Townhouse. When America needs 50 Government Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon agent 1 Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - One a better Idea, 47 48 49 so Road, Manchester. 646-5971. baths, disposal, dishwasher, Ford puts it on wheels. (comp.wd.) Priscilla’s Pop ^ Al Vsrmssr bedroom apartment. First DEAR ABBY; My grandchildren live out of state. They 51 Words of un­ full basement with hook-ups. floor. Downtown area. 3145, are old enough to write, but they never acknowledge my 51 53 S3 COCKER Spaniel / Beagle 3245. Call 528-1708 days. derstanding (2 per month plus heat. Paul W. Check all the specially priced, special­ Hurry In while the tale It onl gifU. I spend a lot of time shopping for things I think they 54 55 This two-piece basic is Twelve month pup. Spayed, wdi.) 56 WELL, YOU BOTH ) THAT LITTLE LECTUI YESSIR.' NOW W E TOOK sure to be a favorite in shots, and house broken. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Quantitlea are limited will enjoy, and my presents are never cheap. 52 Split ly equipped Limited Edition Fords: Please don't tell me to stop sending them gifts. You know IMIWSPAFIMNIIRFnitl AHNl GOT HOME FROM ^ OF MINE ABOUT COULD WE HAVE A CAB .' your wardrobel Great with children. Call after MANCHESTER - 30 Locust THE MCVIE QUICKLY, No. 8392 with Photo- 5, 643-4951. Street. First floor, four rooms EAST HARTFORD Ayrt- Mustang ll's • Mavericks • Pintos a grandmother can’t forget her grandchildren on their OAWPUNG FWP FIVE COLLARS? Guide is in Sizes 38 to 50. heated. Available immediate­ ment for rent - Two birthdays, Christmas and Easter. So what do you advise? OFF, EH ? Size 40, 44 bust . . . 4 FREE TO GOOD home - ly. 3220. Call 646-2426, 9 a.m. bedrooms, second floor. • Ford Explorer PIckupsI FORGOTTEN GRANDMA yards 00-inch. Eleven weeks old, 3/4 German to 5 p.m. Heated. Call 528-1712, or 528- * * PrIcN doM not Ineludo taxM, tltlo, dolivtry 319 Main StrMt Win at Bridge P a tte rn s available only Shephard, 1/4 Collie puppies. 5923, after 4:30. tn sizes shown. an^ prtparation. Manchoatar, Ct. 1 4S Call 649-1516. MANCHESTER - Eight room DEAR GRANDMA: Send them each a box of "thank TO QSDER, lend tl.O O fw tM h ------^ Play to make your bid Fi taUdni, pill 3St tor poitoio ond House. Appliances, 3350. J.D. MANCHESTER - Three or "you notes for Easter. That's egg-actly what they need. ladllsi. SEVENTH - Month - old Real Estate. 646-1980. four bedroom apartment. female Irish Setter, all shots, Convenient location. Close to SUE BURNETT papers. Very friendly. Call ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- the king, ace and queen of MarKhMtir Evening Herald Main Street. 3200. per month DEAR ABBY: My husband is a very handsome (and NORTH clubs. East discarded two use Ave. of Americao after 9 a m., 646-0315. room apartment. Stove, plus utilities. Paul W. T weak) man who does not hold up very well when faced with A 6 5 diamonds and South ruffed the Naw Yorll, N.Y. 10030 refrigerator, references. No Realtor, 643-4535. DACHSHUND PUPPIES - pets. 3170. 643-3166 , 228-3540. temptation. He maintains that when a lady makes a pass at V 64 32 third club. m a t Nama, A dd ra ii arlUi ZIP « 9 7 COOE, Stylo Nvmbar and S lid. AKC. Two females, one black, a gentleman, he should not insult her by turning her down, South thought about the fate The Fall & Winter ’76 one red. Call 646-8231. NEW THREE Room apart­ ONE BEDROOM Apartment - and he has no choice other than to oblige her. « B 76 4 3 reserved for overbidders, but Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawranca BASIC FASHION eon- ment - Handy to bus and shop­ Heat, hot water, appliances, 1977 I say he is out of his head, that a true gentleman would there was nothing he could do tains a Bonus Coupon I 16 MONTH OLD - Miniature, ping. References and security air conditioning. Close to ' Roolstor to WIN a FORD GRANADA durino the find a courteous way to decline. I would like your opinion. WEST (D) EAST about it. He had bid four 7 21 1977 A K 1X 7 4 3 2 WELL,WE LL 900KI S E T THE s m a l l n o w Price . . . 31.25 a copy. silver grey Poodle, male. deposit required, 3210 per shopping, one block from bus. “Soloct ’'^Groat Granada Giveaway.” Register unUI fSb. , . ALABAMAN spades and had to play it. He COME RIOHT IN.PLEAEE!.. MR*. TUBBS- I OPEN Good temperament. 375 . 569- month. Philbrick Agency, Cellar storage. Parking. 3200 (Persons under 18 and dealership employees not eligible to win) VQJ98S VKIO had lost two clubs and was f a t e f u l 9C00P ON WHO McKEE MR.MEECHAM AND MR.SMOOS THE SEALED ENVBl OPB LABELED 4933. Realtors, 646-4200. monthly. 649-2871. «J4 *Q 10 8653 PICKED TO RUM THE COMPAUVl FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECT0R5 -ADDENDUM TO PLAN X” WHICH AAKQI09 «2 still looking at a sure spade B ARE ALREADY HERBt ■ FATHER LEFT IN MY SAFSl DEAR AL: Your husband should first get his terms SOUTH loser. Was there anything he straight. If a woman makes a pass at a man, she’s no "ladv." A AQ J 10 9 8 could do about it? Frink Md imatt And if the man obliges her, he's no "gentleman." A bo if » A 7 Yes, there was. Maybe West WINTHROP your husband is practicing what he preacfaei ♦ A K 2 held the singleton king of ter lock him up before his "chivalry" kills him. A J 5 spades. South played his ace Both vulnerable and sure enough the king Frank & Ernie's Joke Shop MY AAOAA SAVS MV OHE /ACCUSED HIM OF- HE TRIED TO DENY IT dropped. Now it was a simple T h RSe a r e FATHERte CHEATINl^ 5ATI NkE A BOX BUT HIS TEETH WERE West North East South matter for South to cash the tricks • novelties • ^ ty favo^^Jokes ON Hie DIET. OF FROZEN RAVIOLI. CHATTERING-TOO HARD. 1 » Pass 1 N. T Dbl. ace and king of diamonds, ruff t r i c k G L A 5 5 E 5 2 A Pass 2 A 4 A a diamond and make his lucky UrueoiMcl T Pass Pass Pass game. eiMfti, •■ T h e y m a k e # z z z r y Opening lead — K A

t h e NlBlAI T A X Astro-graph A California reader asks Allay Oop — Dava Qraut By BERNICE BEDE 080L what you should bid with P O R M ^ L O O K By Oswald & James Jacoby A8743M Axx AKxxAKJi after the bidding has South’s jump to four spades ■A':, Z-iS proceeded one heart-double- EA^Y. ■r 2-1? For Wodnoaday, Fob. IS, 1077 was definitely an overbid. He pass. THArlEi did hold a tremendous hand, ' i t 197?frrNEA Wc.IM k«9 US P»l OH ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The expert bid and the one You're the type who makes Keep your priorities in order to­ but there was no reason for recommended by teachers is South to expect that dummy eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee friends and contacts In all walks day. First protect the interests ol eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee to bid two hearts. This forces eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e e e e e e e e e of life. Today, one could help you those under your wing, then would produce two tricks for partner to bid again and you Aportmonto for Ront 53 Aportmonto for RonI 53 Aportmonto for Ront 53 Rooort Proportf Comporo-Trolloro worry about others. Autos f o r Solo 6f with a current problem. him and unless he could find will try three notrump if he fo r RonI 55 M oblioI HoHomoo 65 those two tricks he would not TAURUS (April 20-May^ 20) SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. bids a minor suit or four FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 21) Obstacles won't bother you be able to bring home the National Weather Forecast MANCHESTER - Large WEST DOVER VERMONT - 1967 MUSTANG - Convertible, Conditions favor you today in spades if he bids spades. If Broad Street, no appliances, 18’ CAMPER trailer - single at all today. The alternatives you game. Still, South did bid it remodeled apartment. Chalet. All conveniences. 6 cylinder. Automatic axle, excellent condition. any action having to do with your this cue bid is too rich for your 3140, security deposit, tramsmiseion. Good running career. Take advantage of a select will be bolter than the and we have to sympathize 3aoo Convenient location. Two IP Electric heat, fireplace, 2 Eleven years old. 31,500. Call original methods. blood, try two spades or two married couple, no pets, bedrooms. Includes condition. Needs body work. chance to progress In this area. with his decision. notrump. A bid of just one phone 643-4751. bedrooms, loft, sleeps eight. 742-8930. appliances and garage. 3210 Renting May, June, July. 3500. 3300 or best offer. 646^)478. QEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) Have CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) West started proceedings spade or one notrump is in­ for the defense by leading out per month. Adults only. Paul ILGGKINGI! per month. No sub-letting. BRAND NEW 14 foot wides faith In your own Ideas today, Opportunities exist to enhance adequate 0 A-IS MANCHESTER - One W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. J We offer the largest variety of f . 1974 VEGA-GT. Hatchback. because they afe sound. You your resources today but they K 111 Hu ur^ on bedroom unit located in a ^ attractive apartments and S Inquiries. PO Box 205, from 39995. in stock ready for Manchester, Conn. 06040. Air. AM/FM stereo. Six also have the knack of adapting will not come through cold, hard. , small brick complex with I townhouses in Manchester, f immediate delivery. Price in- prudent typos. Look lor your MANCHESTER - Newer two g Rental office open daily G-S, ( wheels and tires. Excellent cludes wall-to-wall the best of what others offer. Berry’s World Tha Flintatonas — Hanna-Barbara Productions country atmosphere. Heat, |3 weekends, U-3. < gains elsewhere. bedroom Duplex. Half of two Wanted to Ront 57 condition. 31,900. 643-5863. carrpeting, matching CANCER (June 21-July 22) hot water, appliances.plia 3225.' family. Waddell School area. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Lease, security.ity. Blanchard & appliances, bow window, front Joint commercial ventures can 3265 per month. Paul W. I DAMATO I OLDER WORKING Couple - ARE YOU Looking for a good country kitchen and much put money in the bank for you to­ The results you're looking lor to­ Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. new or used car? Call me. day will come only through your WELL, SHE * tVBE, .MOW V Dougan, Realtor. 643-4535. Desire five large rooms, first more. Large selection of day. provided one of the parties WARKIED ENTERPRISES I Tiny, at 643-2116, or 229-4881. doesn't do something outlan­ personal touch. Others would floor, or Duplex. Parking two b c x j t MANCHESTER .- Occupancy homes to chooss from, all only trip you up. v o u AeA -3000 ONE BEDROOM Apartment - s 6«:1021 g cars. Washer-dryer hookup. priced to sell. Excellent fipan- dish. •/O U R ■ OKIII tUtTHAtu,, 1 February 1st and March 1st. D R IN K IN G / 'porreo On Main Street. Available im­ 289-9055, after 5:00 p.m. 1966 FORD Station Wagon - clng available. Trades LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In one-to- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) In p l a n t ^ WWOIWIAM Three Bedroom Duplex in cSX SID.'... mediately. No pets or Good running condition. V-8, welcome, parts, supplies, and one dealings, play a secondary order to receive today, you must r newer two family home. automatic. 3275. Call 643-1988. Lsoew - ‘ " ^ children. 3160 montniy. One Mffc. for Rent 55 accessories, full time service role. Today your associates can llrst be prepared to give. Whet Bowers School District. months security required. FOUR ROOMS with heat and you lender unselllshly will be Includes appliances, and has hot water. Newly renovated, department. Plaza Homes, do more for you than you can do Heat included. (Jail after 6, GARAGE FOR rent - 320. per 1973 T H U N D E R B IR D - 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, for yourself. returned manylold. wall to wall caipeting. Heat is 644-2314. first floor. Adults. 3200 Moving. Must sell. All power, l^^/]smnsst^ ,fS, not included. 3250 per month. monthly, plus security, 649- month. Call 649-3009 between 5 Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You UViwUlHIIIOIOCUlS and 8 p.m. air conditionini, al) white. Connecticut, 1-828-0369.' Security deposit and 7544 days, 669-6985 evenings. Excellent conoition. 33800. will work with extra diligence to­ FAIRFIELD STREET, day If you're materially references required. Two Manchester - Five room Available March 1st. 646-8828. children accepted, no pets. ARE YOU Selling your mobil motivated. Zero in on the poten­ Duplex. Carpeting, garage, home? Buyers waiting. Call tial profit, not how hard the task For period ending 7 a.m., Wednesday, Feb. 16. During Call 647-9936, or 649-2003. 1973 FORD SQUIRE Wagon - rec room. 3225. Security. No Homes lor Rent 54 □AUTOMOTIVE Plaza Homes, Broker. 1-828- la. Tuesday night, generally lair weather will be widespread pets. Call 646-4461. A^ conditioning, power 0369. Feb. 19. 1977 across the nation. Some rain, however, may be found in IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - .a ^-brakes, steering, and win- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If a pal First floor, four sunny rooms, MANCHESTER - Two Story comes up with a business lower Florida and a few snow flurries are possible near the MANCHESTER - Four room Autof for Solo g/ dovm. Many extras. Good con- BE WISE - Do not buy just You're apt to have the soul ol a with appliances No pets. well kept single home. On bus proposition today, better put him wanderer this year. The lure o( shores of the lower Lakes region and upper New England. apartment. Second floor. 3160. line. 3275 monthly, lease, and ditioh. 324%. Call Mr. Brown, any home, buy a Plaza Home. Born Loser — Art Sansom Utilities extra. 3175. 633-6026. Adults only, no pets. 646-3723. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 646-2830. off. You're more attuned to fun; places tar and near will beckon Minimum temperatures include; (approximate maximum equi Brand new 14 foot wide, your financial know-how isn't too to you. Happily, opportunities lor readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 19 (40), Boston 20 ( 32), Murdock, 643-2692. Bankrupt? Repossessed? beamed ceiling, wall to wall sharp. travel will exist. MANCHESTER - Prestigious MANCHESTER - Duplex. 5 Honest Douglas accepts Chicago 12 (24). Dallas 31 (53). Denver 29 ( 62), Duluth -2 Townhouse for the utmost Trucks lor Solo 52 carpeting, and much more. A 1/2 rooms, three bedrooms, 1 lowest down, smallest great buy at 38,995. Choice of (21), Houston 31 (561, Jacksonville 35 ( 53), Kansas City 22 gracious living Two WILLlMANTIC SUBURBS - 1/2 baths, country kitchen, payments. Douglas Motors, two or three bedrooms. Large (391, Los Angeles 51 (73), Miami 57 (72), New Orleans 32 bedrooms, sunken living Comfortable seven room 1970 FORD Window Van - 12 Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and Stottal carpeting, appliances. 3265 home, garage, large yard. 345 Main. Passenger. Automatic selection for you to choose (521, New York 23 ( 30). Phoenix 46 (79), San Francisco 44 room, includes all appliances, monthly. Security required. D t977byNEA,inc Easy access to liConn or transmission. Low mileage. from. Top Dollar for your (631. Seattle 42 (55), St. Louis 16 (35), Washington 20 ( 35) air and heat. Adults only. 3275. Call 646-1559, Monday thru WE PAY 31^ for complete per month. Paul W. Dougan, Hartford. 3295 per month. V-8. Runs good, new tires, Mobil Home trade. Excellent ...s o THIS q jX K SAYS V TH' Thursday after 6 p.m. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland financing. Immediate.parking VlPE/ ITS TW' Realtor, 643-4535. Less for longer lease. battery. Call 649-1675, 646- B-EPH/\NT, •YER too — B o s s .' "Wh/ch would you like llrst, the report on the Available immediately. Kiss Auto Body, 528-1990. 0477 . 31950. throughout the state. PLaza economy or the weather?" MANCHESTER - Newer Two r BE ViORKlN’ FER ELLINGTON - TIC TAC Realty, 1-429-2734. Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross Family, second floor. Three PARTS Department now open Highway, Berlin Tpke., Our Boarding House — Carrol ft McCormick Articles for Sole 41 Articloo for Solo 41 TOWER - Immediate oc­ bedrooms. Two children Saturdays. Complete line of dtoreycloo-Bleycloo 54 cupancy. A'new one bedroom SINGLE FAMILY - Five Benin, C»nn, 1-828-0369. accepted. Utilities not room Ranch. 3225 per month, Chrysler parts. Chorches Townhouse community within TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub AKC IRISH SETTER Male -1 included. No P ets. 5230. plus deposit. Call 742-6519, Motors. 649-3646. r HEAR ic m THAT SHOWS y<7UR ABYSMAL walking distance of stores, Security deposit required. 646- 7%, 8000 miles, oil cooler and PALMEP OFF liSNORANCE (7F MOPERN EVERYMPY Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts, 1/2 years old. Excellent dis­ banks and churches. Features betweem 7:30 and 8:15 a.m. 1858. 1974 IMPALA - Loaded., Air rack. 31,750. 289-4042. A HOMEMAPe VALUES, b u ster : THE WORLP Brownies, nurses. East position. Needs good home, include private entrances, YEARNS Catholic School. 649-1225. conditioning, power steering VALENTINE IS WEARY OF PLASTIC SENTI­ good hunting dog. Asking 350. balcony overlooking cathedral OtIlcoo-Sloroo lor Ront 55 Automotiro Sorvleo 65 FOR THE 643-7482. MANCHESTER - Four Room and brakes, am/fm radio. YAMAHA ATl-C, 1971,125cc„ ON yjUR WIFE MENT.' NATURALLY MARTHA a P PAYS PERSIAN RUGS ■ Oriential ceilinged living room, wall-to- Apartment. Heat, hot water, 32200. Call 643-5543. good running condition. Off­ YESTERPAY.' wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- REC06NI1EP THE EXTRA UNTIL Design. Various sizes. Prices garage. On bus line. No pets. road bike. Cali 649-1516. WILL WE AU COCKER SPANIEL Beagle -. range, refrigerator, garbage OFFICE SPACE sun specialists, factory EFFORT INVOLVEP IN A THEY (SO almost half the market price! Male - 10 weeks. Very loving, 3185 monthly. 643-0030, after 4 1969 ENGLISH Ford - Runs trained, one day service. 114 (SET THE arctic disposal, pantry unit, air con­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• h a n p -c ra -f t e p TO THE 643-8904. paper trained. Must go, p.m. FOB RENT great. Needs body work. Good East Main Street, Rockville. CHILL OR PIP (CARP/ Ace - WIrth ditioning, master TV antenna, on gas. 3176. Call 643-5543. Automolhto Soivleo 66 PENTlST! This Funny World moving. 325. 646-0219. Izso square feet, center of| 871-1617. YtPU AFOL ltX fR E B E C A U 'S E o f r a i n P IT 'S new 1977 pools - 3599 com­ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Monday through Friday 8 to 5. references. 3225. 646-6473. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ good buy. Call 643-4905, alter •~1 CONT SACRILU3IOUS/ pletely erected. 31x16-00 - other antique items. R. fice. Ground level, central 6:00 p.m. 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING GET IT/ ’ a i g g ' Harrison, 643-8709, location, professional 15x24 swim area, complete 149 OAKLAND STREET - — / ~ with liner, ladder, pump, sun First floor. Two room apart­ building, parking and utilities. 1969 DODGE C oronet - HUMMELS, CLOCKS, Dolls - VILLA9ER APTS. Call 649-2865. / deck, fencing and stairs. CarpaUng. full basement, m tile ment. Heated. Security. 3130. Wagon. Good running condi­ Financing arranged. Ab­ Paintings. Trains, Early Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. tion and tires. 3500. 649-4692, Toys. S^latues, Furniture, baths, appliances, heat, patio, air solutely no obligation. Call toll condition^, no pels, adults A PPRO X IM A TELY 1500 after 6 p.m. /IWORI free 1-800-382-4529, ask for Jugs, Crocks, Almost March 1st occupancy. AVAILABLE - Six'Room Square feet of office space in Frank, Anything Old. 646-2690. Duplex. No pets. 3220 the Manchester State Bank 1974 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 CHARLES LESPERANCE Building. Formerly a printing •MS-7820 monthly, plus utilities and - 351 V-8, tw o b a r r e l. 3tS CENT[|ST.. MANCHnni.CONN.* Phoite A43-M3S /iS K HAVE % WANTED - Old toys, post security. Call 643-2934, shop. 'TJ. Crockett, Realtor, Automatlci Air conditioning, SELECTIVE STEARNS & FOSTER Queen cards, steins, stringed in­ 643-1577, power steering, am/fm steteo . . JKimm R E O r L L ' Size box spring. Excellent struments, paintings, fur­ MANCHESTER - Three radio, tinted windows. 32,000 Ciin»,KA.»c tui>nutP9ioi "X’ lo condition. 360. Please call 643- niture, clocks, advertising DELUXE TWO bedroom bedroom Duplex. Half a ) squ miles. Slate grey. Excellent RAISING GLADlOLAS ' ^ 0513. items, outright purchase, con­ Townhouse-type apartment. house. Convenient location. office space. FirstIt floor,flO' near condition. Call Gary, 289-0712. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIH I signments 644-8962. Living room, dining room and Heat and utilities extra. Parkade, owner will listen. Short Riba — Frank Hill kitchen, complete carpeting, Hayes Corporation, 646-OlM. CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS ■ SWIMMING POOL Wanted to Buy Security. 3210 monthly. 646- 1964 THUNDERBIRD Landau 49 appliances, air conditioning, 3285, after 3:30 p.m. - Good condition. 3600. Call SENEgAL CUSTER RIFF, WHEN WE Distributor - Must dispose of full basement and patio. Also MANCHESTER - Retail and / on all makes... \ S H ilF f F ' -THAT INCLUDED THE above ground pools. 19x31 Ft, 646-4286, after 6:00 p.m. JUST BBOUSHT HIS PINTED VOUTO MAIN STREET. WANTED BY Collector • Old swimming pool. 32Jo monthly SPOTLESS THREE bedroom or manufacturing space. 2,000 7TH c a v a l r y R ISH T UP OUR TOW N 1 outside diameter, only 3577, dolls, toys, miniature fur­ plus utilities. Call Mr. Mur­ sq. ft. to 100,000 s ^ ft. Very DOWN th e (MAIN STiS e includes filter, sun deck, in­ Duplex. Garage. Married cou­ TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, LOAN and RENTAL CARS / niture, or related objects - apy ' dock. U & R Realty. 643-2692. ple. Children. No pets. reasonable. Brokers yellow, excellent condition, OF TOWN. stallation. Financing condition. Also, clocks, old, W Employment references. 3230 protected. Call Heyman make an offer. Call 646-4938 I Available by AppointmenL.. I ’ w available. Call Kevin toll free, any condition. 649-0557, DELUXE THREE room ^ p e r tie s , 1-226-1206. 1-800-327-8912. monthly, plus utilities. Securi­ after 5 p.m. apartment - Carpeting, com­ ty. Phone 646^180. / WANTED - Presidential, plete appliance, storage M ANCHESTER - R e ta il 1978 TRIU M PH TR 7 - Stale and Local campaign FULLY SEASONED space, air conditioning, siswim- and/or manufacturing space. Original cost 37,000, asking STM OZMEX, Manaftr Hardwood • Cut to length, split pins, buttons, posters, books, mini pool. 3175 montniy, pilus THREE ROOM Furmshed 2,000 sq. ft. to lOO.OW sq. ft. 'Due to our profit-aharmg agreement, you each apartment - Second floor. 35,000. Loaded. Air con­ 301-315 conn ST., MMOiESTn and delivered. Call 646-7905, and any other political items. utiliTies. Lease required. Call Very reasonable. Broxers ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone now owe the firm 1193.98! ” after 5:00. Private collector in Mr. Murdock, U & R Realty, Near bus line. Parking protected. Call Heyman L Manchester, Call 649-7560. available. No pets. 643-5411. 568-9348 after S p.m. Days. 643-2692. nxtperties, 1-226-1206. 643-0888.