The weather Continued cold, high upper 20s. Fair not so cold tonight, lows near 20. In­ creased cloudiness, milder Wednesday. iHanrlfwtfr lEiiFtttnn Ilfrali Highs 35 to 40. National weather forecast map on page 17. ManehnUr—A City of ViUago Charm

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summary By United Press International Fire officials said a heating system Their father, brother and a border as he began a swing thrott^ primary where weather service officials states. Dressed in a p«en ski parka Record-breaking cold weather explosion, on the coldest day of the were injured in the blaxe, which recorded figures as low at 10 below and stretch ski pants, he spoke to SO zero in the state’s usually edder Compiled from gripped New England today. It winter to date, may have been the destroyed their home. skiers in the early morning hours. northwestern sections. United Press'International c a u ^ Inconvenience in many places cause of a fire which killed Lisa In North Conway, N.H., sub-xero Temperatures plunged to record The National Weather Service said and may have contributed to two Mandeville, 16, and her brother weather greeted Ronald Reagan, Kevin, 12. former governor of sunny California, lows early today in Connecticut a Hartford, Conn, reading of 6 below State deaths lit Holyoke, Mass. at 7 a.m. surpassed the official record of 1 below zero for today’s HARTFORD — Rep Jam es J. date set in 1972. 3 Palmieri, D-Waterbury, said Providence, R.I. also experienced the Insurance and Real Estate a record low, 1 degree at 6:20 a.m, :|5 Committee of the House, will breaking the record for the day of 2 be submitting recommen-' degrees set in 1912. dations to cut the skyrocketing "It’s cold, minus 2 depees below costs of malpractice insurance and IS degrees at the top,” said Eric and the group is leaning toward' Paul, assistant director of the Wild­ setting up an arbitration board cat Mountain ski school In Franconia to handle claims. Notch, N.H. "It’s beautiful, a perfectly clear HARTFORD-On the theory I sky,” he said. “It’s nice but it’s chil­ that family picture-taking is an ly. Everybody’s cool, but nobody’s ^ Important part of keeping a really crabbi^ about it.” I family together, the Hartford "Our weather is beautiful, it’s still :g Foun^tion for Ihiblic Giving is cold, but it’s not like Monday,” said I granting $50,759 to fund a David Currier, general manager at program sponsored by Child Pat’s Peak ski area in H e ife r, 5^ and Family Services of N.H., where temperatures Connecticut to provide g plummeted to 15 degrees below zero :g cameras, ^ilm, photo 6 at dawn today and warmed up to 8 processing and albums to poor degrees by mid-morning. families. ■A High winds I Regional Skating on Center Springs Pond stirs memories i SEABROOK, N.H. - Ron Riech’s sub-zero vjgil 100 feet If you are a long-time Manchester resident, this scene of ice from near the east end of the lodge, the first time there has been rip though up a research tower ended skating on Center Springs Pond will be familiar, because that’s skating on the pond in several years. Skating hours today are 3 to U Monday at 12:35 p.m. about 34 Idaho city P: hours after he climbed to the way it was many years ago. This photo was taken Monday 9 p.m. (Herald photo by Pinto) protest a planned nuclear By United Preu International power plant on New ’Twin Falls, Idaho, looked like a Hampshire’s 18-mile coastline. scene from the "Wizard of Os,” but 3 He urges people to split wood the scenario in most of the rest of the I instead of atoms. Police seek supplementary funds nation was more like something from “Jack Frost.” % W ELLESLEY, Mass. - Col. By DOUG BEVINS by Weiss under guidelines in the thirds vote for specific reasons, report which couldn’t be made A storm Monday sent winds whip­ S Laurence Bunker, personal Herald Reporter state’s 1975 Freedom of Information among them discussion of "matters public. ping through Twin Falls at 50 mllis Act, was approved by a 5-2 vote by concerning security strategy or the I aide of the late Gen. Douglas Zinsser, Willhide aad Mrs. Ferg­ per hour, ripping roofs from houses Police Chief Robert Lannan has directors. GOP Directors Carl deployment of security personnel, or ;S MacArthur says the general uson caucused briefly before the vote and limbs from trees. requested an additional appropria­ Zinsser and Paul Wiflhide, who op­ devices affecting public security.” bore no ill will toward Harry S for closing the meeting was held. Large plate glass windows were Truman, the President who tion of $30,874 to balance his 1975-1976 posed the executive session, walk^ blown out of the Sears-Roebuck store I relieved MacArthur of his com- police department budget and effec­ out of the meeting to protest the In 1974, a Board of D irectors Today, Mrs. Ferguson said most of and metal outside storage bulldinp g mand during the Korean War. tively provide necessary services for secrecy. executive session for similar reasons the information in the confidential tumbled over and over — reminis­ J g Bunker said later events the rest of the fiscal year. Mrs. Ferguson and the Democratic provoked long-running controversy. report could have been made public, cent, witnesses said, of “The Wizard At that time, directors dosed a but a lot of the discussion in the *1 proved MacArthur right in his Lannan made the request in a majority of the board-^xcept Direc­ of Ott” movie tornado scene. There meeting to discuss police strategy in jj desire to win in Korea. " I f we closed meeting of the town Board of tor Phyllis Jhckston, who was closed meeting was sensitive and were no injuries. incidents at Case Mountain, and had won the war in Korea there Directors Monday night. Town absent—remained at the meeting, couldn’t be released. Three Inches of snow piled up in Republican Directors Carl Zinsser would not have a war in Viet- Manager Robert Weiss said directors which started at about 9 p.m. and Police sources said today that if Idaho Falls, Idaho, and two Inches and Hillery Gallagher walked out of 3 nam.” will be asked to approve the budget lasted until about 10:30 p.m. the closed discussion was revealed it fell at Elko, Nev. the closed meeting. Gallagher no addition next month. might give criminals “inside infor­ Snow also swept portions of the Mrs. Ferguson said she didn’t like longer serves on the board. mation” that could lead to more Great Lakes and the northern Ap­ National Monday night’s meeting —which closed meetings but she understood palachians Monday. A four-inch A crime. rekindled a two-year-old controversy WASHINGTON - President \ the validity of a closed meeting to Weiss, recommending Monday Mrs. Ferguson said the budgetary snowfall hit northeastern Ohio, about executive sessions of the Board night’s closed meeting, said discus­ Ford got some good news Mon- • discuss police strategy. She said it details of the discussion included the leaving an 18-inch snowcover in some of Directors —dealt with possible sion would center on a confidential day at the American Farm : was her responsibility to remain at request by Lannan for $30,874 extra areas. police budget shortages and police report given directors earlier in the Bureau Federation luncheon in ; the meeting as a minority member to in the police budget. Lannan New snows also whitened portions strategy, said Director Vivian day. The dispute about closing the St. Louis. He opened his for- : protect the public. reportedly said his budget was short of Washington state, bolstering the Ferguson, the only Republican direc­ meeting started when Zinsser and tune cookie to find a message: The Freedom of Information Act by $63,947, but he would probably be spirits of ski resort owners suffering tor to remain at the closed meeting. Willhide said there was nothing in the ‘ ‘You should allow some period ■ allows executive sessions by a two- able to juggle accounts totaling $33,- one of their worst season starts in The closed meeting, recommended of time to pass before making a | 073, which would mean a shortfall of years. N change of address.” $30,874. The budget shortfalls are apparent­ Atlanta yachtsman NEW YORK — American ; ly due to increased costs for over­ voters would prefer to see the purchases Braves Gov. Grasso says she’ll block time pay, supplies and equipment, United States move in a more training, and police cruisers. A’TLANTA (UPI) - Ted Turner, conservative than liberal direc­ Last June, Lannan asked directors Atlanta advertising executive and in­ tion, according to the Harris to consider adding $23,500 to the 1975- ternationally known yachtsman, Survey, which rejwrted a 43-to- 1976 police budget because he today purchased the Atlanta Braves. 19 per cent plurality in favor of tax funds for dog track ramp forecast many increased costs. Bill Bartholomay, chairman of the : such a shift. Directors rejected Lannan’s request HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T Plainfield, was approved without Sen. Martin Hennessey, D- Braves, announced that the LaSalle then and told him to return halfway i WASHINGTON -P resid en t Grasso today said she would block much fanfare by the 1975 legislature. Wethersfield, chairman of the Corp. came to an agreement late ; Ford’s call for relaxing in- legislature’s transportation com­ through the fiscal year if he still Monday night with the Turner Com­ any bid to use taxpayers’ money to The Plainfield track was beset by I heritance tax laws is aimed at mittee; said the amendment offering needed more money. munications Corp. for the sale of the build a highway ramp connecting the traffic problems when it opened i helping farmers and small state funding for the ramps was At Mrs. Ferguson’s insistence Braves. Plainfield dog track and a section of Friday as Connecticut’s first i businessmen leave property to tacked on to the omnibus transporta­ Monday night, Lannan and Weiss Bartholomay said the sale was sub­ the Connecticut ’Turnpike. legalized gambling outlet. ’Traffic : their children instead of for- tion law. He said he didn’t know how agreed to prepare a news release ject to the approval of the National “It is not my intention to construct was backed up for miles on Rt. 52 J cing them to sell it to pay the a facility at this time at state it was done and added he believed about the police budget problems, League. The approval is expected since only one exit ramp leads to \ taxes. ’The proposal is part of expense,” she said when asked about there was a provision exempting the but the release wasn’t ready at The within the next few weeks. Plainfield streets. :• an effort to rebuild administra- reports a little-known law cou»- state from paying for such projects. Herald’s deadline. { tion relations with farmers provide state funding for a ramp to The traffic jams were worsened by strained by 1974 grain export solve traffic problems at the track. an opening-day crowd of 18,000 per­ embargoes. The law, offering funds for coi.- sons — the track’s normal capacity is 15,000 — and hundred of buses that East truction of entrance-exit ramps on brought bettors from Rhode Island Fiscal 1977 state deficit WASHINGTON -P resid en t Rt. 52, the eastern leg of the Connec­ sId. and Massachussetts. ■tford Ford has selected Anne L. ticut Turnpike that passes near )wn • Armstrong, a former White range House counselor and top estimated at $147 million West Republican party official, to be U. S. ambassador to Great BrL Lack of funds delaying ots or to tain, sources said today. If con­ HARTFORD (U PI) - Connecticut the current fiscal year was rejected $4.5 million per year once they either vtn, and firmed by the Senate, she will second commuter bus taxpayers, hit by new levies in 1975, by the legislature in a special ses­ find new jobs or exhaust their un­ be the first woman to hold the don’t realize the magnitude of the sion. employment benefits. Planning for a second Manchester- ticipated, buses along those two prestigious diplomatic post. worsened financial situation they are Through administrative cuts and She said much of the uncertainty to-Hartford commuter bus operatioh routes will start rolling in,the spring, facing, a top legislative expert on the parts of her program that were ap­ about the size of a deficit for next the DOT spokesman said. ARLINGTON, Va. -CIA | has been delayed by lack of funding, subject says. proved by the special legislative ses­ year centers around difference of opi­ according to the state Department of 'The spokesman said there was no nion among experts about the state of \ agent Richard S. Welch was Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Storrs, sion last month, the projected shor­ definite timetable for resumption of buried this morning at ^ Transportation (DOT). Senate head of the Finance Com­ tage for this year was cut to $35 the economy this spring. Arlington National Cemetery The proposed express buses almost planning for the South Manchester She said some officials were more 6 mittee, Monday said citizens were million, state Comptroller Edward after services attended by ij; came to life last fall, but town direc­ service. not aware a $35 million deficit Caldwell said last week. hopeful than others about an upturn S President Ford at Ft. Myer tors rejected state plans to build a Plans for a bus operation from projected for the remaining half of But, Finance Commissioner Jay 0. that would generate increased tax I Chapel. I commuter parking lot in Charter Oak South Manchester to downtown Hart­ the current fiscal year is a fraction of Tepper, Mrs. Grasso’s top fiscal revenues. Park. Now, the South End bus ford began about three years ago, next year’s anticipated shortfall. expert, says he doesn’t know where Because the legislative session proposal has been pushed down the when the DOT’S Burr Corners-to- “ Most taxpayers aren’t aware of the ne<^ed funds will come from. which convenes in FebruaiY must I International DOT’S priority list. Hartford express buses became the problem coming up ahead,” she Increases in sales and corporate adjourn in May, she said, the A DOT spokesman said the depart­ successful. said. “ We have severe revenue taxes were approved at the regular legislature’s decision on how to meet I BEIRUT, Lebanon-Christian | ment is considering Manchester The Burr Corners service — the se­ problems.” session last spring. Mrs. Grasso in­ the deficit would have to be based on * forces blockading a Palestinian Community College land as a base of cond commuter bus project in the The legislature’s Office of Fiscal sists an income tax, approved but revenue estimates available in April. state — has become the most popular refugee camp on Beirut’s out- the p ro p o ^ operation, but nothing Analysis in November projected a then repealed by the legislature skirts classed with army troops of the DOT’S commuter operations. has been accomplished because there $147 million deficit for Fiscal 1977, before it could take effect in 1971, is today and a fresh wave of kid- g isn’t enough money for a resurvey of Last summer, the DOT offered to which begins July 1. not needed. napings and killings swept the potential ridership of the buses. spend up to $300,000 for im­ “There’s little doubt there will be a Mrs. Beck declined to speculate on provements at Charter Oak Park if capital, threatening the latest % Meanwhile, two other DOT deficit,” she said in an interview. possible tax increases, but said it Inside today truce with collapse. | proposals for commuter bus service the town agreed to creation of a com­ “There is a legitimate difference of would be “exceedingly difficult” to have bumped Manchester from its muter bus terminal there. opinion on the size of the projections, balance the budget by cutting $147 B o lt o n ...... 9 , 13 E. Hartford . ....9 priority slot. ’Those other two plans— The town’s Advisory R ec and Park Chronology. .... 14 F a m i l y ...... 8 MADRID, Spain -A n illegal but there’s no one who says there will million in state spending, the amount strike by hundreds of subway with surveys already done and just Commission, concerned that a com­ the legislature’s analysts say is Classified . . 17-18 H ebron ...... 9 , 15 be none.” .... 19 Obituaries .. ...10 workers demanding h l ^ ^ pay waiting for operating subsidy ap­ muter lot would interfere with needed. C om ics — (^ v . Ella T. Grasso has pledged to C oventry ...... 7 S. indaor .7,,9.13 shutdown Madrid’s subway proval— are for North Haven-to-New recreational activity, didn’t like the The much-publicized layoff of 500 balance the state’.s budget, but a hef­ .... 19 S p o r t s ...... 11,12 system today. Haven buses and Willimantic-to- idea. The Board of Directors agreed, D ea r Abby ty portion of her plan to cut what she state workers last week, for exam­ ...... 6 . 9 . 1 3 Hartford buses. and rejected the state plans in Editorial .. T o lla n d ...... said was an $80.Vmlllion shortfall for ple, is expected to save only about Ellington ...... 13 V ernon ...... 9,13 If the subsidies are approved as an­ September. __

r ~ MANfTTgSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Jan. 6, 1976- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Jan 6.1878 Stewart reinstatement Grant request due Friday Malfunctioning opposed by governor By SOL R. COHEN Among public hearing items 30, the town would be required to signal light tonight is a proposed $10,770 ap­ return the unused funds. Herald Reporter propriation to launch Mmichester!s The board will consider rep a ired HAR’TFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Stewart has denied ail the ac­ With Friday (Jan. 9) the deadline Meals-on-Wheels program. The sum transferring $20,880 to the Legal Grasso today said she opposes the cusations but conflrmed he owea date for submitting an application for would be financed from an an­ Claims Account, to pay money owed reinstatement of state Drug Advisory about $140 to the state. a second-year $S01,000 federal block Mrs. Muriel Grover to date. Mrs. A traffic signal at Summit Council Director Waiter Stewart, Shepherd reinstated Stewart one Regal’s ticipated federal grant under Title grant, it appears the Manchester XX of the Social Security Act. The Grover was awarded payments of $84 and E. Center Sts., which had suspended for aliegediy mis­ day after Oiief State’s Attranqr Board of Directors will approve the program will be direct^ by the per week by the state’s Compensa­ been on a flashing phase due to managing state funds. Mrs. Grasso, Joseph T. Gtormley said he found no aiq)Iication tonight. The board tabled Manchestor Homemakers Service. It tion Commission after her husband, malfunctions which started at a news conference, aiso said she criminal violations in the auditon’ approval Dec. 18 because of opposi­ is designed to furnish one hot meal the late Police Det. Leo Grover, died nearly two weeks ago, has been wiii keep pushing for a longer work report on Stewart and the Drug Ad­ tion expressed to pnqxMals for a day and one cold meal daily for elderly of a heart attack in his home Sept. 8, rqm ii^, state officials said week for state employes, and visory Council. care center and facilities for the han­ shut-ins. 1971. The town appealed the decision, to ^ y . perhaps order more layoffs, to Meantime, Mrs. Grasso said she dicapped. The application must spell Also up for public hearing tonight but the State Supreme Court upheld State Department of reduce a $35 million shortage in the will ask the legislature when it meets out uses for the funds — granted un­ is a proposed $71,4$8 appropriation to it. The U.S. Supreme Court declined Transportation workers state budget predicted by June. In February to approve lengthening der the federal Community Deveiop- the Public Employment Program, to to consider a i^ew . cleaned and adjusted the signal ’The governor hinted she may try to Connecticut’s work wedc from 35 fo ment Act. provide the funds through June 30, Under appointments, the board Monday, a department oust Stewart, reinstated by former 40 hours to increase hours worked spokesman said. The light had SPEQACULAR Toni^t’s regular-business board 1978 for 13 temporary employes. will consider naming a Republican to Mental Health Commission Ernest without hiking the state payroll. And meeting is at 8 p.m. in Uie Municipal The sum would come from a Man­ the Human Relations Commission, a bran repaired last w ^ but Shepherd on his last day in office last she said a second wave of layoffs for Building H eari^ Room. At 7 p.m. power Administration grant, under Democrat to the Development Com­ stopped working again over the Wednesday, when Shepherd’s 500 state employes, if it is needed to the board will meet with the Comprehensive Employment mission and five Republicans and weekend. successor takes office Jan. 18. cut the budget deficit, would be put Manchester’s delegation to the three Democrats to the Citizens Ad­ Minor traffic backups had into effect sometime in Februaiy. Training Act (CETA). The CETA “I will outline to him my views, Genei’al Assembly, to discuss possi­ visory Committee — all to fill vacan­ I been reported at the intersec- Mrs. Grasso has said the final dect contract with tte ‘town requires IS which I thtak would negate toese ac­ ble legislation ^ the 1978 state days notice if it is to be terminated. cies. tioh while the signal wasn’t Sion will be made on the basis of tax PLUS A DOLUR tions,” she said about Stewart’s legislature. The 1978 legislative ses­ f operating on its normal atop­ collection figures due by Jan. 16. Should it be terminated before June reinstatement. Dr. Eric Plant of In­ sion will convene Feb. 4. ic and-go phase. There were no ^ accidents, though. diana has been named mental health commissioner. Solair energy “I Just don’t think any real public research site service can be performed by con­ CASH Intratown transit funding tinuation in this post in this matter,” to be discussed Cub she said. NORWICH (UPI) - Rep. Scout But she declined to say outright Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., says may require affiliation whether she will seek to have Connecticut’s role in helping to bring news Stewart dismissed. a $50 million solar energy research By DOUG BEVINS Massett said a one-year study by “I’d never ride a bus,” Director ’The governor also revealed Comp­ institute to New England was to be his committee showed there’s a need Carl Zinsser said. “I’d be lost troller J. Edward Caldwell plans to discussed today in a meeting he spon­ Herald Reporter block Shepherd’s order that Stewart for a transit system in Manchester. without my automobile.” sored. Manchester will probably have to Pack 47 be paid for most of the four months join the Greater Hartford Transit Operating costs for a minimal Massett acknowledged that there’s Expected at the session were Chib Scout Pack 47 had a visit from he was under suspension. District if it tries to get federal fun­ system are estimated at about $10,- no guarantee a system would be used members of the New England Coun­ Santa Chaus at its Christmas party at “I would not have made the ding for an intratown transportation 000 a week, most of it for labor. fully, but there are indications that cil’s task force on solar energy, Directors hearing the committee’s such a service is needed. South United Methodist Church. reinstatement under these cir­ former 2nd District congresswoman service recommended by the town’s cumstances,” she said. “Tnrlction report Monday night appeared to ‘"There’s no way to get around,” Each Cub and guest received a gift Chase Going Woodhouse, Wesleyan Advisory Committee on Transporta­ was unilateral on the part of Mr. favor further study of local transpor­ Massett said, “without walking or and a candy cane. University President Collin tion Needs. During an awards ceremony, Shepherd.” "I don’t think we’d stand a good tation needs. Directors are expected using an automobile.” Campbell and Northeast Utilities badges were presented to Aaron Buc- Stewart was suspended from the chance going it alone,” Committee tonight to accept the committee There are three Connecticut Ck>. bus President Lelan Sillin Jr. zik. Wolf; Ken Memery and Jeff $22,000 a year Job after state auditors Chairman William Massett told the recommendations and make the routes serving Manchester, Massett Dodd said the meeting, at the Hotel Larkin, silver arrows; George uncovered much Juggling of the coun­ town Board of Directors Monday committee permanent. said, but those three routes are Sonesta, Hartford, would review the Chambers, a gold arrow. cil’s funds, including double billings night. Directors seemed impressed by useless for intratown trips. ’They’re latest developments in the regional Webelo activity badges went to of Stewart’s travel expenses and use Massett said it’s unlikely committee suggestions that an in­ oriented toward East Hartford, he effort to locate a congressionally- Brian Mohr, Richard Gagnon, Gary of state personnel and equipment on Manchester could be awarded tratown transportation system might said, and Hartford mandated solar research center by combined with existing school Gendron, Curtis Howard, William behalf of a private drug counseling somewhere in New England. I ^ d is federal Urban Mass Transit Ad­ Massett said his committee’s work school directed by Stewart. STARTS WED„ JAN. 7th - 9:00 A.M. Taylor, Sean Hagearty, Edward ministration (UMTA) grants without transportation. The town is to date hasn’t included detailed study a member of the House Science and Hovan and David Gahagan. the regional affiliation, and the cost already spending a lot of money of of possible bus routes and costs, but Technology Committee, which will of a town transportation system school transportation, committee the committee will do further study oversee the solar research center. would be prohibitive without the member Jane Curtis said. "For a lit­ if it gets a commitment from the Dr. Thomas Walker, in 1750, HALL FOR RENT tle more, we could serve many more found a natural gap in the Ap­ federal money. Board of Directors. palachian Mountains on the For parties, showers, rc’ceptions people,” she said. meetings. Complete kitchen facilities borders of what are today Ken­ Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire; Massett said there’s a possibility tucky, Tennessee and Virginia. CaSiTHEATRES EAST LTM officers named that a federally subsidized transit Pays fine Lithuanian Hall VIDDI-L TPKE.. MAHCHESTLR SH, PARKA D[ -rTTYIFll system could save the town some 24 GOLWAY STREET Sale applitt lo talaclad groupa in F r ^ T. Blish III has been elected money, because the public system MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Sen. MANCHESTER HERE’S HOW IT WORKS: aach calagory and nel president of the Littie Theatre of could be used by many school Audrey P. Beck, D-lVIansfield, POKPHMIUCY,, Call before 8 P.M! Be4CENTERST. 649-98741 •GtORGtStGW-Wi to avary Item In our Manchester. He succeeds Frank students. praised the law Monday and paid a Phone 643-061B or 646-9155 •lock...Naturally. Minutillo. Massett said UMTA funds couldn’t $25 speeding fine. low PRESGMPTHIN BUY ANY ITEM AT OUR REGULAR btcauM ol lhaaa giva- Mrs. Beck, chairwoman of the Other board members eiected are be used to replace an existing school PRICES /R O BERT REDFOBD (WK away prictt, lhara will Betty Lundberg, vice-president, bus system, but there are apparently legislature’s Finance Committee, . q *OD< PRICE — GET A SECOND ITEM AT be a alight charga lor business; Vincent Liscomb, vice- no restrictions on reducing school pleaded guilty before Common Pleas allaraliont on aala “3 DAYS o r ».«» president, production; Ruth J. bus contracts and substituting public Court Judge Max Reicher, to a HALWALUS'SPr«^i«i( THE SAME PRICE OR LOWER FOR marchandita. Rowley, vice-president, public transit systems. charge of going 76 miles per hour on TK CONDOR'’ B 7:00 0:10 relations; Peg Noak, treasurer, and Reservations expressed by a few Rte. 9 in &omwell Dec. 15. Sue Huggans, secretary. directors included concerns about “I think they’re fine. They’re BURNSIDE U W M t D i s n ^ ^ ONLY $1.00... SM IViHSIN AVL, I. RTfi. • t o iiiillliiiiiiiil Aiso appointed to the board are the validity of the committee’s sur­ fair,” she said of the state’s speed S -.S 6 8 i EXAMPLE: Select A Suit for $110, then Select Another Phil Burgess, house manager; Ann veys and the potential for ridership laws when she appeared before the [iKBrnNUMiffniHtM $ 1 1 0 1 0 w ^ e m s .. judge. ' l l jvmrai or nr Suit of Equal Price or Less and Pay Only $111. plus fax Miller, membership and Adrienne of intratown buses. M m ssF M E r roadieSnioibieig^y ?«sn Bletchman, patron chairman. IChHdtr 1JO y 'DIAN A RDO MMeaatd H WOM Vim enniWTMN CO„ Mg. OWIt' aa-... PIMM Cheek M m TbneL TONY PERKINB' and alteration charge! The Adventures of the louriMUFGnai'ui IngnHl Beiginan and Cotter named to task force Lauren BaeaH _ "MIUIOGIUn” -MUIIir D V K tr 7 PJL 7tS0 S:S0 SHOWCASE CINEMA/ 1234 Jack NIeholeon and N0oa.-TiiM. 00« WASHINGTON (UPI) - American exports and at WILDEMSS Para Dunaway _ 1-84 EXIT5 8 -SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. ‘CHItUTOWrfetS L . EAST HARTFORD > 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-6*10 i Rep. William Cotter, D- the same time discourage |;^,;FREEUGHTEDTORKII^^ Conn., has been named to a American corporations 649-9333 congressional task force from using the foreign MU7 ...... M CHOOSE FROM that will investigate taxa­ profits to build overseas Film Rating Guide LUCKY TAMESCAAN tion of foreign income plants that will compete ,,ROBERT DUVALL,, earned by U.S. cor­ with other American for parents and their children L A D V l ^ • SUITS porations. manufacturing concerns. Ij J General audiences. All ages admitted. THE KILLER e lit e ' The area of foreign taxa- e SPORTCOATS Parental guidance suggested. 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Business fights back tknt and create Jobs bare, and provide staff to the iiattrl)patpr luptiing Iprali state Scholarship Ckmimis- WASHINGTON - “What has been savings measure Founded Oct. 1, 1881 the response of business to (the) LEE RODERICK Comnaiaskm Is now ad­ sioo. HAVE YOB M i Coventry' Walsh said, ‘“lU a can be louperb Member, Audit Bureau o( Circulation Member, United Presa International massive assault upon its fundamen­ The Herald’s' ministering s o m e s ix EVENT SCHBNIIED tal economics, upon its philosophy, Washington Correspondent state,Rep. Robert programs. Yet three of done for less money than TMATCAUjl ION Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, “Skq>” W aIM i,l>Goveiitry, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. ^ upon its right to continue to noanage these are designed to fulfill FQBB f its own affairs, and indeed upon its who was recently ap­ the exact same criteria: it may 1^ a wedding, a| I Raymond F. Roblnaon, Editor-Publisher Harold E, Turkington, Managing Editor integrity? Hie painfully sad truth is periodically furnishes information to pointed chairman of the N eed. banquet or just an informal that business...often (has) reponded eglslatu rd ’s Higher Walsh also dted the fact, get-together ot a society. | employes about its margin of pihfit iodge or some friendly group. [ — if at all — by appeasement, inep­ and other questions posed by the Section Subcmninittee, “We are presently contrac­ rSBTMnilianMaHiltr has called for a complete Arm Prmpmrmd Opinion titude and ignoring the problem.” workers. ting out-of-state some >p«i 24 -Hwira &«fljr ^e Lewis F. ^ w e ll Jr. wrote that in a “Some employes, when they oveiiiaullng of the state’s 1115,000 for applicant FN UUUtHCV SORMI Smnm You to Your then confidential memorandum to learned that the margin of profit on iresent method of eligibUlty deteni^tioo to Comploto SotUfmetioH the U.S. Chamber of Commerce two the dollar at Kraftco, after taxes, is iroviding studoit financial a New Jersey firm. It Is a Our catering service Is set up months before he was appointed to one and a half per cent, came to the aid. shame for us to be sending to be flexible enough' to ac­ the Supreme Court. At about the “For the past several that kind of money out of MobU commodate any jsise personnel people and asked them KATIMMU gathering. Why not call us and No time to speak softly same time, a columnist writing in the months the committee has state and also creating Jobs privately whether they really thought talk over the details’* Wall Street Journal said, “General the employes should continue been reviewing our preset out of state wben we have IHILIUIliBI 4 The great debate over of deterrent penalties, and the Motors, like American business in working for a company udiich made system of studrat financial sudi a dire need in Connec- asfistance.” Walsh said. HaTHNMtlMUfrNM Garden Grove Caterers, hic. Angola continues, with much Soviets know it. general, is ‘plainly in trouble’ such a low rate of profit!” Madden U cut.” TEIEPH O N E 649-8313 - 0494314 I What penalties could we im­ because intellectual bromides have said Kraftco’s board chairman told Describing the present Walsh suggested a plan 643-9135 heat but precious little light been substituted for a sound intellec­ situation, Walsh noted, ,315 Canur St Mwohgwi pose?' him. to: Reduce administrative being shed on certain fun­ tual exposition of its point of view.” ‘The State Scholarship costs, eliminate prognun We could, for one thing, stop Some major corporations — par­ damental questions: That was in 1971, after it was evi­ ticularly oil companies — also have Just who are the various fac­ underwriting the Soviet dent that a great reservoir of hostili­ significantly altered their adver­ tions contending for power in economy with massive ty existed toward business — par­ tising techniques. Current issues of .t'*'i l' .‘ti'iV/.'*'' fi'- that country? What do they shipments of grain. For ticularly among young Americans. leading U.S, magazines, for example, But it took two national crises since WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY represent? WTiom are we being another, we could stop expor­ carry an ad for Texaco which in­ marViti lt4. then — Watergate, with its sordid cludes a step-by-difficult-step asked to support, and whom ting our industrial and scien­ record of corporate abuses, and the FRIDAY-SATURDAY tific technology to the Soviet explanation of how oil gets out of the oppose? And why? Arab oil embargo which awoke ground and into your car. The ad’s The American people know Union. Americans to the reality of the punchline sununarizes its carefully less about Angola and the But we won’t if the ad­ energy crisis—before business truly made point: “As you can see, it takes began to ptir from its lethargy to con­ Angolans than they did about ministration has its way. We a lot of time and planning and capital will continue to bluster about * front the demon at its door. investment...to find oil and turn it Vietnam and the Vietnamese “The Chamber of Commerce has Soviet “recolonization” of into petroleum products.” in 1964. The issue is stated sole­ spent three years exploring carefully A major effort likewise is going ly in terms of United States- Africa and frighten ourselves the Implications of the Powell report, into inducing schools to increase the with the vision of a Soviet and has talked widely with pollsters January Soviet rivalry and U.S. economic content of their courses. colossus astride the Atlantic and experts on economics and social During the past quarter century, a response to yet another in­ change and cultural change,” said sidious Communist challenge shipping lanes, even as we con­ well-organized privately funded Carl H. Madden, chief economist for group called the Joint Council on to our role as defender of tinue to provide the Soviet the U.S. Chamber. “Meanwhile, we Union with much of the Economic Education has been freedom around the world. have stimulated responses on the working to that end. The Council has To co-columnists, Rowland economic wherewithal to pur­ part of a number of corporations and advisory boards in 47 of the 50 states sue its imperialistic adven­ other organizations. Unlike in the Evans and Robert Novak, the which work with local schools. A Diana Runde and Kenneth Simler practice their ice dancing for the United States turism. past, however,business is asking peo­ spokesman at the group’s “stampede to isolationism” by ple what it is that dissatisfies them, Figure Skating Championship. anti-administration Demo­ And as long as we continue to headquarters in New York said an instead of presuming to know in ad­ adult education program is also 1/2 PRICE SALE crats and the “congressional base our policy on knee-jerk vance.” currently on the drawing boards. rampage” against President reactions to Soviet initiatives, Caterpillar Tractor now prepares “The Joint Council has exercised Ford’s “comparatively as if the world were a giant an annual report for its employes — leadership that has increased the Ken goes to Colorado modest” efforts to slow the red-and-white checkerboard separate from the one to economic content of many courses rise of the Soviet-backed with our attention presently stockholders — in which it explains taught in the public schools,” said South Windsor “Diana was too tall for me at first,’ MLPA to total control of what happens to the profits of the Madden. “Many adults don’t know said Simler. focused on a square that corporation. Some companies are JUDY KUEHNEL SKClALSSOUPMEaS Angola reflects a superpower happens to be labeled Angola, about this, but I know about it per­ Kenneth Simler has skated his way from Simler and Miss Runde can be found in decline and symbolizes U.S. doing statistical opinion surveys of sonally.” The Chamber official said we will continue to play a the employes. One of these, Kraftco, a back yard pond in South Windsor to the nearly every day gliding in unison across inability to respond to Soviet courses now offering more United States Figure Skating Cham­ the ice at the Hartford Arena in South foolish and costly game accor­ Think spring (Photo by Reginald Pinto) has designed a program called “Your economics include American history, SPORT challenges because of the Right to Know,” under which it pionships in Colorado. Windsor. Precision and form are impor­ ravages of Vietnam and 10 ding to rules laid down by the social studies courses, and even The 16-year-old South Windsor High tant and the two teen-agers, have put in years of internal political up­ Kremlin. English and psychology courses. School Junior and his partner, Diana much time to perfect their ice dancing. The challenge facing management COATS Ironically, even as we Runde of Windsor Locks, will compete in Judges at the East Silver Dance Cham- heaval. and labor (the AFL/CIO also sup­ the Silver Dance Championships pionsMps in New York City Dec. 10-13 The Soviets, says the Wall propose taking the im­ ports the Joint Council’s efforts) was Sloppy laws turn IRS into a maze Wednesday through Saturday. ' awarded them second place and thie Street Journal, are “testing perialistic onus off the backs of suggested by Madden who said, Skating since he was nine, Simler prac­ chance to compete for the United States the Russians in . Angola and “careful surveys of college our resolve.” tices between two to four hours a day. economics courses have shown that Championships. Well, they tested our in­ putting it on ourselves, in­ WASHINGTON - When the It should be pointed out, in conclu­ “When I was little,” said Simler, “we the typical college freshman who This may be the last competition for telligence with the 1972 wheat teresting developments are oc­ Freedom of Information Act was sion, that nothing said above points to used to skate on a little pond in back of our RAY CROMLEY takes a principles of economics Diana and Ken for a while. 50% curring in another square of passed into law some time back, willful discrimination by the IRS. house. Later our family joined a skating 90% deal. They tested our gullibili­ course knows no more economics “I don’t know what will happen now,’ there were many who believed it The unequal results have been, in the club program and five of us used to skate ty in the SALT disarmament the checkerboard which we when he finishes the course than he said Simler. “Diana will be going away to would prove a dud. The law, as main, as noted above, the result of together.” agreements. Now they are ap­ “lost” to communism after the knew when he started. And that it college, and after next year so will I.” written, was riddled with loopholes. counts has still another approach. A pragmatic decisions—how to collect Simler, the second oldest Of fddr takes three courses in economics to With a little bit of luck, along with lots parently testing the limits of expenditure of 56,000 lives and I was one of the doubters. public airing of these interpretations as much as possible of the tax money children, is the only member to enter get these abstract principles of of talent, their last will be their best and our devotion to detente. untold billions of dollars. The There have been a considerable will bring relief for many. with the means available, working skating competition. His interest in what economics into the heads of people the pair will return with the U.S. Silver Perhaps it is time the United North Vietnamese are actively number of failures by reporters, Because the expense of fighting a under laws so poorly written at­ he refers to as “Ice dancing” came before scholars and other citizens to gain case through the courts is high for torneys have had a field day. The IRS qualified to go to college...we are Dance Championship. States did a little testing of its courting normal diplomatic educating almost everybody in sight, a suitable partner. SPlCIAl ORflUP MEM’S SKciaiaeoup MEN’S relations with the United the information they sought from the the IRS when pitted against a giant agent has been caught in the middle. own. Rather than opposing the government. The number of nuisance company or a rich taxpayer with but not everybody can understwd Soviet Union by proxy again, States and are seeking and lost-cause suits has been legion, batteries of talented attorneys, it has economics.” ' IBSMENEU rather than investing our American, not Russian or unduly burdening the bureaucracy. become practice, more often than HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT national prestige in a part of Chinese, assistance in But there have been some not, to settle these major arguments OUTERWEAR the world whose politics are developing their oil resources. remarkable achievements. The in­ at 43 cents on the dollar. This is not, THOUGHT FOR DAY far more tangled than they The debate over Angola is dications to date suggest that — all as I understand it, because the ser­ other avenues having failed mis­ vice or its agents emotionally favor COUNTR SUITS were in Vietnam, perhaps it is not the sign of a superpower in erably — if we want to keep our the giant companies and rich The joy of giving 254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER time we went right to the heart decline. It is an indication that bureaucracy and our executive taxpayers. It simply becomes a of the matter — to the Kremiin we are learning to view the somewhat honest and working pragmatic matter of dollars and Many churches have been raising it hurts; give until it feels good!” Merchants In Early American itself. world in terms other than a somewhat in the public interest, cents. It is cheaper to settle out of money for the conduct of their mis­ Such a person gives out of love, and Furniture Reproductions opening government actions and court rather than carry through sion and ministries. Some insist that God cheers a loving giver. 50% True, Secretary of State threat to our prestige here and records to the public is one of the extended legal battles. the only basis for giving is the tithe, It all depends on how much love we AND UNIQUE GIFT DEPT. 50% off a menace to our survivai there Kissinger has been dropping more eftoctive avenues thus far dis­ The small taxpayer, with limited the ten per cent, aqd only after that is have. Jesus saw this when He increasingly strong hints about and are beginning to ask covered. resources, usually settles on IRS done does one make an offering! observed a poor widow quietly slip OreiTUL, WED, SAT, 10 A H -530 P.R - THURS. I FN. 10 AB.-9 ?JL on ourselves where our long-term two coins into the offering plate. the danger Soviet meddling in It’s not the whole answer. Publici­ terms, or at 75 per cent of those Others modify this approach to in­ OPEN Su n d a y 12-0 p .m . #040-0173 Africa poses to detente. But his interests truly lie and how they ty has its drawbacks. Exposed to the terms. The agency realizes he cannot clude gifts for charitable works in “She, out of her poverty,” He said, words are merely words, can best be served. public’s eye, officials and lawmakers afford to go to court and knows it can other areas. Regardless, adequate “has put in everything she had, her whole living.” backed up by no real prospect tend to say and do those things which hold the line and win without great provision for our giving is available JANUARY will make them look good, rather cost. to everyone when we submit our For each of us the question that than following principles. And there All this has been verified in recent federal income tax returns. hits the “giving nerve” is: How much love and living do we put in ... NCENTENNUL SALE are times when officials, in our best official government studies. For the Christian who is com­ ALMANAC interests, must speak and argue Now as a result of court actions mitted to the mission and ministries on Sundays ... and on April 15? SPECIAL GROUP OF CERAMIC , SKCMLSHOUPIIiliT frankly in assured privacy. But, on and political compromises worked of his church, giving is a joy. The Rev. Newell Curtis SPECIAL CROUP Center Congregational Church By United Press Those bom on this date are under balance, openness and public out in the Congress as a result of Someone once said, “Don’t give until LAMPS International the sign of Capricorn. knowledge serve our purposes best. those court actions, many of these BICENTENNIAL AND Today is Tuesday, Jan. 6, the sixth American poet Carl Sandburg was Take, for example, the operations hitherto secret rulings and the bases ANTICUE CARS SWEATERS day of 1976 with 360 to follow. bom Jan. 6, 1876. of the Internal Revenue Service. A for them are to be made public, YESTERDAYS The moon is approaching the first Also on this day in history; series of court suits under the available to all taxpayers and their quarter. In 1759, George Washington Freedom of Information Act, shed­ representatives — and to the press. *21” „*31” ding light on decisions and operating All of which means that what has REQ. 129.68 to 139.98 The morning stars are Venus and married the widow Martha Curtis. Defense organization. methods of the IRS, will be of major been a secret body of law — a collec­ 25 Years Ago Saturn. In 1898, Simon Lake made the first York Strangfeld is appointed benefit to all taxpayers. The evening stars are Mercury and telephone call from a submarine to tion of tens of thousands of individual (Jeneral Manager George Waddell general chairman for the 1951 Early American Tax collecting is a highly subjec­ PINEGUlCItt Jupiter. land. interpretations — becomes public reports that complete plans for the Manchester Red Cross fund drive. 50% tive business. The laws have been “law.” And it can be used as a prece­ proposed new 18-room Broad St. 10 Years Ago Battery Operated written by Congress in such a sloppy dent by any taxpayer. elementary school are expected by CO RN W AU The Rev. Joseph E. Bourret of manner a man can go to six different The small and medium taxpayer Jan. 15. eCHOOLHOUOE tax officials and come home with six therefore will have more of the Itos. Marjorie J. Conlon of 26 Windsor accepts call to become WALL CLOCKO pastor of Concordia Lutheran interpretations. When he files, he benefits which have in the past been Trotter St. is named permanent clerk 34 Res.$40. n may find the official auditing his ac- reserved for the affluent. for the Manchester’s Civilian Church. • ” OTHER WALL CLOCKS

•29" MEN’S SPECIAL GROUP Pay commission faces union opposition U K R n BENCH WASHINGTON — It is no surprise York City, where the cost of living is ly, it is left to an employe’s superior Honoring our Bieontonniol that federal government workers’ considerably higher than in, say, to define that “acceptable level of Reg. $159.00 ANDREW TULLY Pocatello, Idaho. competence.’’ There are no LEATHER unions are lobbying against the As a matter of undisputed fact, the guidelines applying to all federal CANDLE •129“ SOCKS Rockefeller Pay Commission’s recommendations on setting wages average whi(e-collar federal employes. STANDS AUTHENTIC and salaries. ’The task force headed That system, of course, is what worker’s pay of about |15,(KXI a year Another long overdue recommen­ POT OEUY STOVES JACKETS by the Vice President is trying to sell causes bureaucratic lethargy, is well over the average national dation issuing from the commission CAST inoN • nniOHBO olack t r HIOH X i r DIA. common sense. carelessness and even corruption. white-collar pay rate for employes in is that which would raise the salaries *12*» t ONLY RH- 514Sa5 HEAVY NORTHERN PINE -For one thing, the commission Employes who are rewarded merely private industry and in state and of those 15,000 people in top executive n a g .|19.‘u wants Congress to scrap the system for staying on their jobs, regardless local governments. No wonder the posts. At present, there is a $37,800 •80* DINHM ROOM SETS of automatically awarding most of their performance, find it safe not cost of paying those on the federal statutory limit to those salaries, In Honoy Tone or Dark Flnloh. 42” civilian payroll has soared to a whop­ THE CAPTAIN'* Round Table, 2-12” Loevoo & 4 & 75* government workers raises based on only to loaf away the days but to do although few private industry ■UCK COUNTY quortoro ofi official, if minor, favors for well- ping 840-billion a> year. Mato Cholri. Reg. $041.00 L50% length of service and switch to the executives have the responsibilities merit pay system generally used by heeled lobbyists. ^yw ay, the Rockefeller panel and power of top federal managers. MIRRORS SEA CHERTS private industry. In addition, the commission would says that longevity pay raises have It would cost money, but clearly NU9.ia4.9« nm.5i4Mo « 0 More than 800,000 federal workers do away with the present method of “outlived their usefulness” for there is no way to keep bright men in * 8 8 0 ALL SALES FINAL in the so-called “professional” setting the salaries of 600,000 clerical professional employes. The in­ vital government jobs at salaries less o24«i •M119 f.mrae“ Cash or Slight Charge for Alteratioris categories now get pay raises on the and technical workers, and instead creases, which would be continued than they can command in the CAPTAIN WINE HUTCHES pay salary rates equal'to those for the rank-and-file workers, are private sector. TH|STIE TABLE IVIaster Charge basis of longevity. All they have to do * 2 0 0 * * is stand—or sit — still, and the dough prevailing in local industries. At pre­ worth from $185 to $1,044 a year, Meanwhile, the retirement rate for tU Q AR lU O N depending on the employe’s grade. SEA CHEST t t r a r w n Z SwiehM, NWurW wood Top. rolls in. The private sector has some sent the government pays all those all government workers has doubled ROCKERS END T A K ES SpwM PIm UC CoMne In Horwy Ton. or bums battening off payrolls, but employes one rate, regardless of the To get a raise, moreover, all an since 1970 because retirement 0«1(( PIM Mg. 1462.00 OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M. section of the country where they employe has to do is serve in-grade *99** nowhere else are the bum and the benefits are linked to living costs and R o g .|1MJ 6 ntf. tixaa. highly competent public employe work. from one to three years and therefore have skyrocketed. Not a MANCHESTER PARKADE Hnvy.'.liwW hwnwd pin. rough n ifif till 1 1 4 rated equal when pay raise time Obviously, that’s unfair to the demonstrate “an acceptable level of bad racket, working for the •135*» cut Nim iMnd cwv.d md p.lnWd • 3 8 0 ** MANCHESTER comes along. federal employe who works in New competence.” Just so. Unfortunate­ American taxpayer. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Jan 6,1976 MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD. Mmcheiter. Com.. Tnei.. J«n. 6, U7t— PAGE NINE about the widening in Vernon. It was noted the project is Vernon .almost completed from the Massachusetts line to ■'A Suburban briefs The state Department of Environmental Protection Ashford, Conn. Betty’s Notebook (DEP) will conduct a public bearing on Inland Wetland DOT now must obtain inland wetlands permits because Births permits Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Middle the expensiott project will midie it neceesary to relocate Sdiool. and rediannel exlsUng streams. It will also be necessary By Betty Ryder State seeks Tile permits are being sought in connection with the Heart Fund leaders to extend drainage facilities and to alter wetland areM Young,^Christopher Copeland, proposed widening of 1-86 to five lanes In eadi direction. along the path of the highway. son of Stephen C. and Nancy G r ^ South Windsor This has been the subject of controversy for several About five years ago, state Sen. Robert Houley anf baum Young of 334 Parker St. He was years. State Rep. Thomu Dooley, both of Vernon, drafted a bUl born Dec. 23 a t M a n ch ester Roy A. Vander Putten and Lawrence G. Blakley, both permits to In the past, public hearings have been conducted in calling for 8180,000 to relieve the bottleneck problem and Memorial Hospital. His maternal of ScwUi Windsor, are the (XH±airmai here for the 197S Heart Fund Drive for the Heart AasociaUon of Greater Vernon and Manchester, state Department of traffic condiU. members and nominations will also teams will hold' their annual potluck banquet Wednesday The Democratic and Republican elect a member committM. tend and vote at the caucus when a The show was very good, with a invented that bulb. be accepted from the floor, Donald The engagement of Miss Debra The engagement of Miss Linda at 6:30 p.m. at Bolton Elementary School. Town Committees will hold open Persons interested In running for list of names will be presented. swinging cast, and lots of action. The engagement of Miss Linda A. Gagnon, Raymond Stephen, son SaditHdnski, chairman said. Jeanne Bombardier to Philip Wayne Helen Hlivyak of Manchester to Parents of the players and several guests have been in­ caucuses Jan. 22 to reorganize for the the Democratic Town Committee Nominations will also be accepted Incidently, we were seated at a Moore to Paul J. Accarpio Jr., both of Stephen J. and Penny Pelletier The primary date for persons to Tedford, both of Manchester, has Mark S. BoWka of Syracuse, N.Y. has vited. Tile affair was planned by Gail Tischofer, vice coming year. should submit their names to Helena from the floor. Lester Baum, ctolr- table with Kitty Broman (Springfield of Manchester, has been announced Gagnon of 164 East Main St.. challenge the caucus selection of Flag ceremchiy been announced by her parents, Mr. been announced by her parents, Mr. iresident of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Bolton Footr The Democrats will meet at 7:30 Daly, secretary of the committee for man of the committee said there will TV Channel 22) and though I had met by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rockville. He was bom Dec. 24 at committee members, is March 2 for Had a nice invitation to attend a and Mrs. John F. Hlivyak of 36 p.m. in the John Ashe Firehouse, Nye inclusion in the list of prospecUve be no party-endorsed slate. her several times before at the New Moore of 47 Maple St. and Mrs. Albert Bombardier Jr. of 56 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ^ Association. flag ceremony Monday at the Trebbe Dr. St. and the Republicans at 8 p.m. in members to be presented to the The nominating committee of the both parties. York fashion shows, this was the first Mr. Accarpio is the son of Mr. and Grissom Rd. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Waldorf Astoria in New York City to the courtroom of the Memorial time we really had a chance to sit Mrs. Paul Accarpio Sr. of 37 Griffin Mr. Tedford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pelletier of New State Voter seesione commemorate the 200th anniversary Mr. Bowka is the son of Mr. and down and chat. She’s a charming Rd. Mrs. Gordon Tedford of 19 Rosemary Rd. His paternal grandparents are of the United States. Mrs. Michael Bowka of Syracuse, COVENTRY — Enrollment sessions are being held by woman, has won several awards for The bride-elect attended Place. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gagnon of It seems all Hilton hotels through N.Y. the registrar of voters Friday from noon to 3 p.m. Flr^t her entertaining television show, and Manchester High School. She is The bride-elect was graduated 698 W. Middle Tpke. His great­ the country will conduct the DisMct is at the town Hall and Second District at Porter it was fun reminiscing on the fashion employed as a senior retirement from Manchester High School in 1973 The bride-elect was graduated grandfather is Orlin Spaulding. ceremonies, each morning, with a and from Creative School of Hair­ Library, Rt. 44A. scene in Sin City. analysis clerk at Aetna Life & from Manchester High School in flag raising. All activities at the hotel dressing in 1974. She is employed by Independent voters who desire to vote In a primary or Casualty in Hartford. 1972. She is a senior at LeMoyne Starrett, Jennifer Rebecca, will stop for one minute so that Flo’s Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. (^ucus may apply for party enrollment. Voters in a piurty Her fiance was graduated from College in Syracuse, N.Y. daughter of Ronald and Brenda guests and employes may pay Manchester High School and is Her fiance was also ^aduated may transfer at this time. However, there Is a six month W ho cares? Perry Starrett Sr. of 3 Crestwood Dr. waiting period from time of transfer to the time of voting homage to the flag. employed by the Town of from MHS in 1973 and is emjjloyed at She was born Dec. 25 at Manchester I don’t know about you, but I’m get­ A similar ceremony will be con­ Her fiance is also a senior at In the primary or caucus. Manchester. Pratt & Whitney Division of United Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ting tired of reading about John F. ducted at 5 p.m. each evening when The couple is planning a May 8, Technological Corp. and by the A&P LeMoyne College. Kennedy’s female friends. Who grandmother is Mrs. Reuben Perry Military whist the flag will be lowered. 1976 wedding at St. Bridget Church in Store. No date has been set for the wed­ Sr. of Addison, Maine. Her paternal cares? The invitation also included a EAST HARTFORD — A military whist card party will Manchester. The couple is planning a March 27, ding. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ffSOH Let’s face it, if I told you I slept “Thirteen Colony Breakfast” served be held Thursday, Jan. 15 at 8 p.m. at the Odd Fellows 1976 wedding. David Starrett of 26 Ferndale Dr. She where George Washington did (no in Peacock Alley at the Waldorf. Hall at 991 Main St., East Hartford. The public is invited. has a brother Ronald Jr., 6. not at the same time) —honestly, Sounds delicious. would you care. Wish I could have made it. I’m sure ABOUT TOWN High school principal sought Why they juot don’t let bygones be it was an impressive ceremony. Dell, Curtis Gregory, son of Gregory and Ann Synder Dell of 7 bygones I’ll never know —but that’s Energy The West Side Old Timers com­ TOLLAND — The Board of Education has received 28 Kibbe Rd., Ellington. He was born show biz I guess. mittee will meet Wednesday at 7:30 applicants for the position of principal of Tolland High Dec. 28 at Manchester Memorial o f E i - p.m. at the home of Francis School. The bbard’s screening committee will report on Army lour Hospital. His maternal grandmother Mahoney, 19 Hamlin St. its work Wednesday night during the board’s meeting at Singleness Next Tuesday, there is a press tour Members of the East Catholic High Commerce outlining the energy needs is Mary H. Boudin of Avon. His 7:30 in the central administration office. of the Army Natick (Mass.) Develop­ School Parents Club will meet of the country through the year 2000. paternal grandparents are Mr. and All applicants are from New England, New York and Did you know “singleness” is on The Organization of The Han­ ment Center. From what I unders­ Wednesday, Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at He will discuss short and long term Mrs. Ernest Dell of Lindenwold, N.J. New Jersey. Some will be selected for interviews soon, the rise among women. tand, no other Army facility in the supply situations on gasoline and dicapped (OTH) will meet Monday the school. , from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Mayfair The proportion of women who re­ country now matches the scope of the heating oil both on a national level Camilleri, Holly Anne, daughter After a brief meeting, R. A. Gerbo, Garden Social, Main and N. Main Sts. Youth talk main single until they are 20 years research and development and as they pertain to us here in of Anthony D. and Gail Popick sales manager for Shell Oil Co. in All people who are handicapped and VERNON - Hilda Singer, a social worker in the Ver-, old has increased by one-third since operations conducted at Natick. Connecticut. Following his presenta­ Camilleri of Enfield. She was born Connecticut and Western live on the east side of the river, un­ non school system, will be the speaker at the Jan. 13 1960. What today’s soldiers eat, carry, tion, there will be a question and Dec. 31 at Rockville General Massachusetts, will discuss “Oil and der age 65, are invited. For direc­ meeting of the Vernon-Ellington-Newcomers Club at 7 ; 30 And today’s average age of wear, sleep in and protect answer period. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Your Future.” He will show a film tions, call 6465015 or 646-7786. p.m. at the Skinner Road School. Ms. Singer, formerly marriage is 21, the highest in history. themselves with, are devised and Anyone interested is invited. are Mr. and Mrs. James Popick of.54 produced by the U. S. Department of with the Northeast Office of Child and Family Services, That is, if you don’t couiit the depres­ perfected there. Ward St., Rockville. Her paternal will speak on children’s problems and what Vernon offers sion years of the early 1930s when Natick takes part in the National grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. many marriages were delayed and as Food Irradiation Plan, and has Thomas Camilleri of Bloomfield. She in sp^ial education. a result, a near record nine pei cent In the service developed many food products used The lieutenant now goes to has a sister Sara Lynn. of women 50 years old had never sion, organization and customs and by NASA, including meals for the Barry J. Lessard, son of Mr. and Fairchild AFB, Wash., where he will married. received special instruction in Apollo-Soyuz flight. Mrs. Omer R. Lessard of 155 Brandy fly the B-52 Stratofortress. He will Boisselle, Amanda Jean, Why are women getting married Maybe I’ll get a few new recipes. St., Bolton, was promoted recently to human relations. daughter of Vincent M. and Holly Airman Letts attended Manchester serve with a unit of the Strategic Air later? Many agree wtih the sen­ Of special imerest to the American Army specialist four while assigned Grant Boisselle of 89 Grdve St., timents of humorist Jean Kerr who High School. Command. consumer is a recently developed to the 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Lt. Newton is a 1970 graduate of Rockville. She was born Dec. 30 at said; “Marrying a man is like buying process that converts waste paper to Rockville General Hospital. Her Bragg, N.C. Second Lt. Gary J. Newton, son of Manchester High School and something you’ve been admiring for energy-rich food and fuel. The specialist, a machine gunner maternal grandparents are Mr. and Drastic Reductions Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Newton of received his B.A. degree from the All schools a long time in a shop window. You It sounds like a great trip and if with Company A, 1st Battalion of the Mrs. Willard P. Grant of 23 Burke 168 Benton St. has graduated from University of Colorado at Boulder. on a tremendous selection may love it when you get it home, but allowed. I’ll try to get a few photos to division’s 325th Infantry, entered the He was commissioned in 1974, Rd., Rockville. Her paternal grand­ it doesn’t always go with everything pass along. Army in August 1974 and completed U.S. Air Force pilot training at Craig parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph AFB, Ala., and has received his through the Reserve Officers remain open in all departments else in the house.” basic training at Ft. Knox, Ky. Training Corps program. Boisselle of 46 Dobson Rd., Vernon. Some women may just like to take silver wings. He is a 1974 graduate of Bolton everyone in the audience a longer time window-shopping. Happy days High School. East Hartford who wished to speak had “A man should always consider SHEILA TULLER their say, board members MEN’S DEPARTMENT how much he has more than he The American Gem Society 289-4283 pulled apart the seven part Airman Kimberly K.H. Letts, Did you know? wants, and how much more unhappy Stroke Danger McCartin, Second North, proposal for housing for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin R. Hardening of the arteries Parents were advised in an 18th he might be than he really is.” the United States and Canada and Woodland Schools will 1976-77 and 1977-78. The Reg. $80 ^viiw century almanac on child-rearing Joseph Addison (1672-1719) Hainsey of 190 School St. has been sets the stage for many of three major concerns of strokes by clogging arteries remain open in September. never to allow children to have cold selected for technical training in the the large audience to close LADIES’ DEPARTMENT U.S. Air Force Aircraft maintenance carrying blood to the brain. Parents of the children in The damaged artery or the three schools went to McCartin, Second North, field at Chanute AFB, 111. arteries may be located either takes pleasure in announcing the board Monday night to and Woodland were denied surrs 3 9 *® She recently completed basic inside the brain or in the neck, the reappointment for 1976 of keep their neighborhood by a 5-3 vote. Solids, Checks, Plaids (Others at...... 59^® training at Lackland AFB, Tex., according to the National Despite the costs, the where she studied the Air Force mis- Institutes of Health. schools open. schools will all stay open Reg. $ 5 0 (Wool, Wool Blend & Double Knit) COATS And the majority of the Board of Education next year. Reg. $50 to $60 Rec Department sets members listened to the One board member said people. they will look elsewhere to , SPORT 0 / 1 IKl Near midnight, when trim the budget. women*s programs AGWA’ ‘J ew elers—SILVERSMITHS sin c e i 900 95S MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER B e g .$ 1 7 also be worked on if there Selectmen accept The winter session of the LUXURY TAILORED women’s programs of the is time. There is no charge MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY R l i v r « H T S Manchester Recreation for paints or for firings. All JAN. FRESH FRUIT three resignations ceramic classes have a Tremendous Department will include and third Tuesday of the IIRESS Reg. $35 to $50 wide variety of greenware two beginners ceramics Bolton month. It will meet at the available at the Rec classes to attract new Town Hall. The meetings S IB IL S €1'"' Department studio for a DONNA HOLLAND women to the programs. will begin at 7 p.m. from (Others at...... 1250) moderate cost. For those ORDERS ARE DUE RY 646-0375 Registration is Tuesday January through April, 8 2 # 5 ro3 j ) 9 5 wishing to pour their own The Board of Selectmen through Friday from 9 a.m. This coveted appointment is awarded to comparatively few jewelers in America. p.m. from May through Oc­ greenware at a savings, accepted with deep regret to 2 p.m. at 110 Cedar St. It is given only after strict examination of their gemological proficiency and tober and 7 p.m. from MEN’S SUITS (Solids. Checks, Plaids)...... Reg. $80. NOW SODS slfp will be available by the the resignation of unquestionable business ethics and practice. It must be re-won each year. Catherine Peterson from November through The beginners classes gallon. MEN’S SUITS (Trio and Vested)...... Reg. $90...NOW 64« the town’s recently ap­ January, 1977. will be held on Thursday Mondays have been set JA N . 14th PANTS...... Reg.$ 8 to $11 ...... 5959 795 aside for free pouring and pointed charter commis­ Library vacant MEN’S SPORT CQRTS (Wool & Wool Blends) ...... Reg.$55 .NOW 3495 mornings from 9:30 to The board received unmolding classes for sion. An attempt to find a SWEATERS I TOPS...... Reg. $ 6 to $10 395 to ]95 11:30 a.m. and Thursday notice from Raymond anyone in the ceramic replacement will be made. MEN’S SPORT COATS texturized Woven ...... Reg. $50 & $55... NOW 3995 afternoon from 12:30 to Doni w ait call NOW so you can have tree-ripened Woollett that the origirial DRESSES,PAHTSUITSIL0H6DRESSES . Reg.$16to$24 . .. 9 9 5 t i 1795 classes. Sign-up is essen­ The board appointed Pat & Double Knit) riaiai 2:30. fresh norlda Fruit all thru this winter. Rady as Republican Bentley Memorial Library These classes will stress tial. Only greenware MEN’S DRESS SLACKS (Double Knits)...... Reg. $15... NOW How to write registrar of voters. has been completely basic techniques essential poured or purchased from The resignations of evacuated and is ready for to becoming a proficient the Rec Department can be MEN’S DRESS SLACKS & X “ ) ' ...... 517.. .NOW 1250 BOYS’ DEPARTMENT Virginia Assard as occupancy. hobby ceramist. The worked on painted or fired. Greenware supplements registrar and Joan Dixon David Dreselly, first MEN’S DRESS SLACKS (Double Knits) ...... Reg.$15...N0W 1150 beginner is introduced to Choice From selectman, said he learned the cost of paint during the a business letter as deputy registrar were various painting eight-week sessions. To accepted. the Board of Education Is MEN’S SKI JACKETS...... Reg. $25. . NOW 1250 techniques including Meetings interested in using it as an ROYS'OUlTuRWEAR glazing, underglazing, one- register for this and a ★ TEMPLE ORANGES ★ FLORIDA JUiaNG ORANGES The l ^ r d set its meeting office for the superinten­ MEN’S OUTERWEAR (Car Coats, Ranchers. Suburbans)...... 20% to 50% Off stroke painting, sponge variety of other classes, ★ WRTE mUPEFRUIT ★ HNK aUPEFRUIT dates for 1976 for the first dent. (Tremendous Selection) painting, antiquing, stain registration must be made by the numbers. MEN’S ALL WEATHER COATS...... Reg. $33... NOW 2295 TO work, graffitti, and wax in person, fees must be resist. paid, at 110 Cedar St. Allbee io announce MEN’S SHIRTS (For Dress or Sport)...... Reg. $ 8... NOW 395 After this initial eight- Don't do the routine thing. Instead, pick up the phone and Reg. $8 to $10 week course, beginners dial your client's number Long Distance. Dial direct any board appointments MEN’S SHIRTS (Luxury Knits) ...... Reg. $8 to $10... NOW 695 may take any of the in­ ONLY SOLD WITH ADVANCE time without operator assistance, and save. You can cover a ROYS'SLACKS termediate classes. Class NEED HELP? lot of ground in one call. You get fast answers to pressing Hebron the meeting include MEN’S FASHION PRINT SHIRTS <^^TeXn)* ^12 & ^13 NOW 895 fee is $7 for eight weeks of ORDERS - SO CALL 643-5123 questions. (It's hard to say 'no' on the phone.) Long Distance EVELYN CROSTON teacher evaluation in BOYS’ SHIRTS (For Dross or Sport)...... Reg. $4 4 $5... 295 instruction in an in­ MEN’S SWEATERS (Tremendous Selection ol Colors)...... 20% tO 40% Off puts less distance between you and your clients. Cost? 228-9561 executive session, con­ dividualized classroom BOYS’ SWEATERS (Great Selection) ...... 20% tO 40% Off NOW WITH YOUR ORDER! Look at it this way; getting out the average letter costs Board of Education tracts with private drivers, situation. The special Chairman David Allbee is school lunch activity,' ’ FREE EXPERT ALTERATIONS ON SUITS • SPORT COATS & SLACKS, materials fee is $8 and in­ over $5 today. expected to appoint maintenance to the Hebron cludes a selection of essen­ representatives and Elementary School roof, tial cleaning tools and delegates to the various the distribution of ap­ basic brushes as well as a Oo/v. will bB FrI., Jan. 30th committees and groups at proved policies and the dis­ OsMn every rule choice of up to $1 worth of MonthruSel Thursday’s board meeting tribution of administrative greenware for the first You can cover a lot of ground tMehoror at 8 p.m. in the Gilead Hill regulation on homebound BenkAmcrictfd project. & IVIuter Charge School library. instruction. Andavm-little During the session, par­ pmim wi& Long Distance At last month’s board Under correspondence A great name in tine clothing tor men, women 4 boys. ticipants may select their WaIiaMM WfeW meeting,, Allbee asked there is a letter from the own greenware as long as umum board members to list state commissioner of it is suitable for the AGWAY.^Inc. rAOWayl S40 NEW STATE ROAD» SoiJthem New England Telephone those committees they education on special educa­ techniques being taught. 6 4 3 - 5 1 2 3 BU CK tA N D would like to serve on in tion grant delay and letters Additional pieces may MANCHESTER PARKADE - MANCHESTER order of preference. from State Rep. Aloysius Other agenda items for Abeam. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 6,1876— PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Jan 6,1976 Obituaries - Autumn-Eldridge zone Bicentennial essay Miss Gertrude Keating Ice skating East and Tribe away, VERNON — Miss Gertrude L. The Herald Angle Keating, 69, of East Hartford, change views aired contest announaed By Earl Yost formerly of Vernon, died Monday in weather Manchester Memorial Hospital. Opponents of a requested signatures, based their opposition on An essay contest, which is open to The contest is open only to Sports Editor Bom in Berlin, Miss Keating lived Residence M Zone at Autumn and E . traffic problems, possible deprecia- all high-school-age persons, is being residents of Manchest^. ’The essay in Vernon for many years before Eldridge St. dominated a Monday night tlon of neighborhood property values. prevails sponsored by the time capsule com­ should be approximately 200 words in Cheney home to Bacon moving to East Hartford six years public hearing by Manchester’s Plan­ and possible worsening of water mittee for Manchester’s Bicenten- lengto, iegibly written or typed, and ago. & fo re she retired in 1971, she ning and Zoning Commission (PZC), pressure in the area. niai celebration. postmarked not iater than Feb. 15. had been employed as an executive For the second day in succes­ Notes from the little black book By LEN AUSTER tor remarked his club Is playing soiid and action of the rezoning was tabled Seventeen persons, including The contest opened today and will Entries shouid be mailed to the secretary for 34 years at the Hart­ sion there will be ice skating on Just one man’s opinion: and A1 DeRogatis team up beautifully defense but still having trouble pat­ by the commission. Diana, spoke against the application close Feb. 15. Time Capsuie Committee in care of Herald Sportswriter ford National Bank. The zone change, from Residence Monday night. No one Favored the Center Springs Pond today Mrs. Patricia M. Kodes, 47 Stephen as play-by-play and color announcers on pro football telecasts. DeRogatis is a ting the ball in the hole, which is the The essay subject is “Message to Victories will have to be name of the game. Emile Haberero She is survived by a sister. Miss AA to Residence M Zone, is being zone change. from 3 to 9 p.m. St., Manchester. former tackle (when a man played both on offense and defense) with the New Manchester, Year 2076, Manchester tops the Beaver point makers with an Theresa A. Keating of East Hartford. sought by Autumn Heights In other business Monday night, Winning essays will be buried in York Giants and is a brilliant analyst who compliments Gowdy’s style achieved on the road tonight if Officials say it has been Life, Now and Then.” Fiyers have 11.4 average followed by Paul The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 Associates. It would affect a nine- the PZC conducted public hearings the time capsule in Center Park perfectly. The pair didn’t need Don Meredith as a third man in describing the East Catholic and Manchester several years since skating has been distributed to Manchester and Strycharz (10.9), Tim Martin (8.4) a.m. from the Newkirk and Whitney acre tract at the southeast corner of and approved one other zone change Thanksgiving Day. Pittsburgh-Oakland AFC playoff game last Sunday...Frank Maratta’s annual High hope to maintain their been aiiowed on the pond. East Catholic High Schools and to and George Prasser (6.1) and defen­ Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Autumn and E . Eldridge, and wold and an amendment to town subdivi­ Similar contests will be held for Auto Show will be staged Jan. 23-15 at the Hartford Civic Center...National Howell Cheney Vocational/Technical league leading postures in the sive work by Lance Schors. East Hartford, with a Mass at St. allow development of a mix of single- sion regulations. The zone change There will be supervised those between the ages of 18 and 30 in Football League officials can make as much as $15,(KX) annually as a part- School. All high-school-age persons HCC and CCIL respectively. Last week was a good one for Rose Church, East Hartford, at 10. family, two-family and multi-family approv^. Industrial to Business 2 hockey at Center Springs April, 30 to 50 in June, and 50 and time job...Speaking of officials, the recent UConn-Boston College basketball are eligible and need not attend a Cheney Tech, meanwhile, is Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s unbeaten Burial will be in St. Bernard’s dwellings. &ne, affects a small parcel on the Annex today, 3 to 9 p.m. over in August. game at the Hartford Civic Center got off on the wrong foot when play started local high school. Eagles. They faced two undefeated Cemetery, Rockville. Atty. Eugene Kelly, representing south side of Hartford Rd. opposite Union Pond Annex is now with a poorly tossedliall for center jump. It was interesting to note on the the only local cage entry which opponents and knocked off both. St. There are no calling hours. the applicant at the hearing, said Case Dr. open for supervised skating 3 to weekend that two writers from the same daily which covered the UConn-B.C. will be playing on friendly Paul isn’t unblemished, 2-2 in the rezoning would allow for 30 to 34 The Center Street Corp., which 9 p.m. Arthur L. DeLuco hardwood. conference and 6-2 over-all, but the dwelling units on the site. Atty. Vin­ sought the change, has indicated it Arthur L. DeLuco, 67, of 211 Bush There is NO SKATING at Regional board licenses The Beavers, 14 in the Charter Falcons are riding a four-game win­ cent Diana, representing many of the intends to develop a type of retail use Hill Rd. died this mbrhing at Charter Oak Park nor Salter’s, Oak Conference and 3 4 over-all, ning streak. opponents, said rezonlng would allow on the property. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He and NO SKIING at Northview. entertain circuit foe 2-3, 3-3 Bacon St. Paul, defending State Class B up to 65 units. The subdivision regulation anlend- was the husband of Mrs. Mary For outdoor sports informa­ drug counseling course Academy at 8 o’clock. East, 3-0 in titlists, took two from the Eagles last The opponents, who submitted two ment was made to conform with Stiener DeLuco. tion, call 6474700. conference play and unscathed in year and some retribution might be petitions containing a total of 114 recently enacted state legislation, Mr. DeLuco was boro June 17,1908 The state Board of Trustees of people outside MCC and the state seven starts, ventures to Bristol to in the offering. John Lusa, 6-5 senior town officials said. in Italy, son of the late Gaetano and Regional Community Colleges an­ Mental Health division, he said. combat St. Paul while Manchester, 6- co-captain, paces the Eagle attack Lucy Libatori DeLuco, and had lived nounced today the licensing of a new, The reason the^rogram can now 0 in the CCIL and 6-1 in all games, with a 20.1 point per game average in Manchester for many years. Town employe ABOUT TOWN system wide program begun at be offered without added cost is that travel to West Hartford to face followed by Je ff Heim (11.5), Gary Before his retirement five years ago, Manchester Community College to Conard High. all the community colleges can give WILSON ROY DeROGATIS Carlson (10.9) and Jon Lindberg he was employed as a truck driver train drug and alcohol rehabilitation Five area and two distaff games gives view "The officers and directors of Omar St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will the program’s students the basic (9.3). for Connecticut Celery, Hartford. counselors. courses required for the associate in game felt the officials did a good job in one case and a poor one in the other. are also on the agenda. In girls’ ac­ Manchester’s last outing against Shrine Club will meet Wednesday at 8 have a service of the Holy Eucharist Other survivors are a daughter, James Tatro, director of the Com­ The officiating was far from being top drawer but it was consistent. Coaches tion, 4-0 East Catholic is at Windsor on arbitration p.m. at the Washington Social Club. Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the church. science degree in drug and alcohol Wethersfield (a 50-48 - victory) was Mrs. Barbara Kibbe of Manchester; munity Services Division of MCC and rehabilitation now allowed by the don’t help matters by getting up and trying to sway calls or to express dis­ Locks and 2-7 Manchester High hosts poor at best. Coach Doug Pearson’s two brothers, Albert DeLuco of Hart­ an associate dean of MCC, explained new licensing. pleasure, as has been the case as witnessed in all classifications of play this Conard at Clarke Arena at 6:15. Indians will have to snap out of their Appearing this morning at a two- ’The Ladies Aid Society of the Lydia Circle of South United ford and Tony Fasciglione of East the significance of the licensing season, pro, college and schoolboy. Nothing tends to incite a crowd more than Coventry High collides with doldrums and forget the overtime hour Board of Directors comment Women’s Missionary League of Zion Methodist Church will meet Hartford; four sisters, Mrs. Louise today. The special courses needed for the a coach who gets off the bench and goes into a tirade...and this practice is get­ Cromwell High at the Panthers’ Den loss last week to crosstown East and session were three men — two of Evangelical Lutheran Church will Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home Smith and Mrs. Mary Janicke, both Never before has a single program degree will be offered only at a few ting common with each passing season...This corner has always felt that in a battle for second place in the start thinking in earnest about the them Town of Manchester employes. meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the of Mrs. Walter Briggs, 84 Finley St. of South Windsor, Mrs. Alice Bom­ involving all 12 community colleges places and some of the work required coaches should make the game officials aware of their presence to keep the COC. Each is 4-1 in conference play, CCIL title. It’s within reach and The session was manned by Deputy church. Pastor Charles Kuhl will Mrs. Phyllis Sattar is in charge of the bardier of Rocky Hill and Mrs. been licensed, he said. will still be done at the Meriden agen­ whistle-tooters from getting too complacent. the Patriots are 6-1 over-all and should be the main goal. Virginia Maris of Westfield, Mass.; Mayor John Thompson. lead a discussion. Members are program. Carolyn Gray is hostess. 6 Not only are all the colleges cy, he said. But there is no waste in Cromwell 5-1. Also in the COC, 2-3,3- If the Silk Towners get past One town employe praised the asked to bring baby pictures of and three grandchildren. working together, they are also duplicating efforts. 3 Bolton High is at 3-2, 3 4 Rham Conard, which is 3-2 in the league and state’s new binding arbitration law themselves for a game in which they Martha Circle of Emanuel Roy launches new career The funeral is Thursday at 9:30 working with the Connecticut Alcohol High. In non-conference 4-2 overall, they’ll be fighting Penney and said it is good for both sides in will try to recognize each others’ Lutheran Church will meet Thursday Former South Windsor High and University of Maryland star Tom Roy a.m. from the John F. Tierney and Drug' Training Center in There are now about 50 people in engagements, 1-8 Rockville High High Friday night at Garke Arena labor negotiations. He said he’s for it photos. Hostesses are Mrs. Anna at 2 p.m. in the music room at the launches his basketball career today in Italy with the Rieti entry. Roy signed Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Meriden, he said. the program, he said. It is no longer entertains 4-3 St. Thomas Aquinas, 4- for the league leadership. At the mo­ and doesn’t go along with Town Grimason, Miss Helen Janssen, Mrs. church. Mrs. Elvira Anderson is in with the Italian team after failing to make the grade with the St. Louis Spurs with a Mass at the Church of the Jam es Breitenfeld of MCC will limited to former drug abusers. 3 South Windsor High hosts 7-1 ment, Penney trails Manchester by Manager Robert Weiss’ objections to Alice Magnuson and Mrs. Margaret charge of devotions. Hostesses are in the ABA. The 6-9 center will play against teams in France and Spain as well Assumption at 10. Burial will be in coordinate the program from MCC. About 25 to 35 new students will be Northwest Catholic and 7-1 Ellington one full game. Mike ()uesnel is the it. He said also there should be a McKenna. Mrs. Irma Harrison, Mrs. Esther as Italy...Backcourter Peter Thompson is the only Manchester resident star­ East Cemetery. The state Commission for Higher admitted to the program each fall, he High entertains 6-0 Middletown High. Indian scoring leader with a 17.7 clarification of the conflict in time Carlson and Mrs. Elsie Korch. ting with East Catholic’s varsity basketball squad this season and with Jon Friends may call at the funeral Education has commended MCC for said. Coach Gerry Blanchard’s Techmen average. Next in point production are between the date labor negotiations Thomas Prior, Manchester’s new Lindberg are the only local products on the varsity...Ice Capades will play at home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to setting up the program without its In a statement from the state in their inaugural season in the COC Mark Demko (11.6), John Plsch are resolved and the budget and tax assistant town counsel, will discuss Volunteer fire fighters of Hose Co. the Hartford Civic (Center Jan. 20 thru Jan. 25 with eight performances in­ 9 p.m. costing the state more than coor­ Board of Trustees, the program won have found the going treacherous, (9.8), Bruce Ballard (7.3) and Jim rates are adopted. the duties of his post 'Thursday at 1 3 of the Town Fire .Department will cluding four matinees...Tickets for all remaining New England Whaler TIM MARTIN Mrs. Ella N. Gaskell dinating expenses, said a commis­ praise. running into two of the top three LANCE SCHOR9 McNlckle (6.0). The second employe wanted to p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center. meet tonight at 8 at the Lawton Rd. sion spokesman toiday. “The program harnesses the coor­ games are now on sale at the Civic Center and all Ticketron outlets including clubs already. The second year men- Mrs. Ella N. Gaskell, 69, of 42 know why his working hours were cut firehouse. Tatro said the program began at dinated efforts of a responsible Sears in Manchester...Biggest basketball games on the East Catholic Teresa Rd. died this morning at an from 40 hours a week to 35, even as The of the MCC in 1972. His Division of Com­ college, satellite colleges, a central schedule are against South Catholic, Coach Stan Ogrodnik said. “The boys area convalescent home. She was the another’s were raised from 35 hours East Catholic Parents Club will (players) point to them more than any other games,” he noted...Twenty five Manchester Junior Women’s Club munity Services working with the but separate specialized educational widow of James L. Gaskell. sponsor an open house Wednesday for a week to 40. will meet tonight at 8 instead of Alcohol and Drug Dependence Divi­ center (in Meriden), and numerous per cent of the total lift ticket price at Bromley goes directly for the cost of Mrs. Gaskell was born July 1,1906 The third man who appeared com­ prospective students and their making snow...Little League baseball sign-up dates will be March 7 and in Enfield and had lived in Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Bar­ sion of. the state Mental Health clinical agencies,” it said. Celts were both plained of low, water pressure in the parents starting at 7:30 p.m. in the bara Pico, 468 Adams St., to plan a Department to train former abusers The state commission safd the March 14 at the Legion Home...Chris McHale is passing out cigars following Manchester most of her life. Before school auditorium followed by tours Lakewood Circle area. He said it was social for the Rocky Hill Veterans employed by the division. program was “vigorous, meaninful, the birth of the couple’s first son last Friday. McHale is one of the town’s top her retirement in 1970, she was of the facility. Refreshments will be low all through the holiday season Hospital. Thaf small beginning was and unique,” and was one of the sports officials and is a former minor league baseball ...UConn hosts employed as a secretary at Pratt and served. and that replies to his complaints successful enough to be expanded to “milestones in academic affairs.” Vermont tonight at Storrs and tickets are available...T^Conn Coach Dee Rowe Whitney Division of United were unsatisfactory. He asked that hopes for a rebound after, in his own words, horrendous shooting good, had on trip Ruth Circle of Community Baptist Technologies Corp., East Hartford. the situation be corrected. exhibition” after Boston College — in the Civic Center debut. She was a member of the American Church will meet Wednesday at 2 Association of Retired Persons. p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Fire calls b o st o n (UPI) - “I thought was our objective.” Survivors are 3 sons, Charles Shorrock, 276 E. Middle Tpke. Area police report Wilson honorary chairman T h e next challenge comes J we were like the little girl with Gaskell of Vernon, Louis Gaskell of M anchester Nice honor for Frank Wilson, former local man, who has been named the curl in the middle of her Wednesday night against the Lakers The diaconate of Center Monday, 1:30 p.m. —Water flow alarm honorary chairman for the 1976 Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Golf when the Celtics make their first Riverton and Lawrence Gaskell of Police said Nicholson was driving a forehead during our last road Congregational Church will meet at Millers Falls, Progress Dr.; no fire Open. Wilson, a fine golfer who served as president at Ellington Ridge Coun­ Boston Garden appearance since Watch Hill, R.I.; a daughter, Mrs. VERNON truck, went off the left side of Uie trip,” said the father of the Margaret Kellogg of Manchester, Two killed tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room (Town). try Club, is president of the J.M . Ney Co. and now resides in Glastonbury. Dec. 19. Monday, 3:43 p.m. —Accidental alarm Matvie Avalsevich, 82, of 25 Linden road and the truck flipped over. He child known as the Boston with whom she made her home; 2 of the church. He’s a Manchester High grad. The GHO will be staged Aug. 19-22 at the Heinsohn said he plans to continue from Box 571, Manchester High School Placex Rockville, was admitted to was admitted with undetermined in­ Celtics. sisters, Mrs. Hazel Desso of Thoinp- in collision Wethersfield Country Qub. his mix-and-match lineup — using as The Women’s Bible Study Class of (Town). Rockville General Hospital Monday juries. The accident is still under many as all 12 players to gain a vic­ sonville and Mrs. Ruth Dehamel of with multiple facial cuts suffered in “ When we were good, we were South United Methodist Church will Today, 10:03 a.m. —Gasoline investigation. tory. Daytona, F la .; and 10 grandchildren. PLAINVILLE (UPI) - A man and washdown on N. Main St. near the Balf an accident on W. Main St. very, very good; and when we were meet tonight at 7:30 at 1208 Main St. SOUTH WINDSOR “We’ve got any different number A The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 woman were killed Monday night plant (Eighth District). Police said Avalsevich was driving bad, we stunk.” A car driven by Lois Allen, 18, of 73 of ways we can go this year and it’s a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, when their van and an automobile Today, 10:48 a.m. —Accidental alarm east and struck the rear of a parked Coach Tom Heinsohn resorted to Manchester Grange will meet Hillside Dr., South Windsor, struck easier for me because of the great 400 Main St., with a Mass at St. collided at a Plainville intersection. from Box 8521, Green School (Town). trailer truck, also headed east. the nursery rhyme Monday to Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange Hall. Thomas Krepcio, 16, of 150 Berle flexibility. Some games we use guys Jam es Church at 9. Burial will be in Police said the van type truck was South Windsor Police said the car was heavily describe his Celtics’ 3-2 trip to the Rd., South Windsor, Monday on like (Glenn) McDonald at forward St. James Cemetery. driven by Sandra L. Nicholson, 25, of Monday, 1:42 p.m. —Minor rubbish fire damaged. The incident is still under West Coast that ended last weekend. The committee on education of Nevers Rd. for speed, some games we use older There are no calling hours. Plainville, who was pronounced dead at 1497 Main St. investigation. The wins cam e in Phoenix, Los North United Methodist Church will guys (like Don Nelson) for in­ The family suggests that any at New Britain General Hospital. Tolland County Police said Krepcio did not require Angeles and Seattle while the losses meet tonight at 7 at the church. TOLLAND telligence and some games we use memorial gifts may be made to the Her passenger, Anthony A. Martel, Monday, 10:58 a.m. —Tolland Fire hospital treatment but was t^ e n were suffered in Oakland and Bill Nicholson, 25 of R t. 30, home. Police said he was crossing our height for rebounding.” Cancer Research Fund in care of Dr. 23, Plainville, was pronounced dead Department to accident on Rt. 74, Portland. Tolland, wa» admitted to Rockville During the road trip, Heinsohn N from the east to the west side of the Richard A. Ruddes, New England at the scene. Tolland. “ Against Golden State, everybody General Hospital Monday with in­ street and neither driver nor even used centers Dave Cowens and Medical Center, 171 Harrison Ave., Monday, 6:30 p.m. —Structure fire on was sky-high and we tried to win the Riverside Dr., Vernon (Vernon Fire juries suffer^ in an accident on Rt. pedestrian saw each other due to Jim Ard in the lineup together. Boston, Mass., 02181. game in the first two minutes,” Hein­ Department). 74. “Everyone is contributing. If a guy traffic congestion in the area. sohn said of the 133-101 loss to the comes in to play four or five minutes NBA champion Warriors Dec. 30. and plays well, that’s what counts. This printing test pattern is, “ We didn’t have any patience. Man arrested and charged It’s not the number of minutes but part of Thfr Herald quality' “But in Portland (last Saturday), the contribution a guy makes when control program in order to' we moved the ball well and did the he’s in there.” give you one of the finest' things you’re supposed to do. But the The contribution of the 12 team following cafe disturbance newspapers in the nation. ball didn’t go in” as the Celtics were Steven M. Dickihson, 22, members has added up to 22 victories (shoplifting) at Sears 39, of South Windsor, was crushed again, 125-97. 32 Oak St., was arrested by 25, of 169B Maple St., in 32 outings and a one-game lead Roebuck & Co., Yet Heinsohn does not feel a need Manchester Police early charged Monday with three charged with failure to over Philadelphia in the NBA Atlan­ Manchester Shopping to discipline his “little girl,” because today on charges stem­ traffic violations after a grant the right-of-way, tic Division race. Parkade. Court date is Jan. “we came back in first place and that ming from a disturbance at 4:30 p.m., two-car crash at driving the wrong way on a 26. the Other Horse Cafe, 10 E. Oak and Cottage Sts. Ms. one-way street (Cottage • Margaret A. Nolan, 17, Center St., police said. Agostlnelli, whose car was St.), and driving without of 13 Eastview Dr., Ver­ College basketball poll (Herald photo by Dunn) Dickinson was charged in collision with a car her glasses. Court date is non, charged Monday night with intoxication and third- driven by Beverly Herzog, Jan. 27. For Your Word of advice from the top with fourth-degree larceny degree criminal mischief. Coach Stan Ogrodnik of Catholic talks during timeout (shoplifting) at Sears at He was released for a Jan. » Several new teams the Parkade. Court date is 26 appearance in Common Jan. 26. Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ Information • Henry E. Gonder, 36, ford. crash list of elite of 204 Homestead St., Police said the charges Injuries have hurt charged Monday with were lodged after a distur­ and the nation’s tilth-ranked team. driving a motor vehicle We've been a part of the Manchester area for NEW YORK (UPI) - The bance inside the cafe*and Likewise, Las Vegas has never while under the influence top 10 in the United Press subsequent breaking of a 50 years and we fell a special commitment been known for anything other than of liquor and evading to the citizens here. International Board of Coaches its gambling casinos. Then, Jerry progress of Kings window outside the es­ responsibility, after a 9:30 tablishment. ratings has a rather unfamiliar Tarkanian, the master recruiter, p.m. accident at Oakland That’s why we’re always willing to speak to jumped to the strip from probation Other arrests made or groups and organizations about funeral service. look about it. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Ollie Johnson says he has seen summonses issued by St. and Tudor Lane. Police Sure, Indiana, Maryland, UCLA plagued Long Beach State and the 13- said Gonder’s car was In worst days than the 11-game losing streak the Kansas City Kings Manchester Police in­ We believe the public has a right and a need and Miarquette hold down the first 0 Runnin’ Rebels are suddenly collision with a car driven broke last weekend. cluded: to be Informed. four rankings, but, other than No. 8 ranked sixth. by Jon Oberlander, 22, of “ Last year, 1 went through a longer day, along with coach Phil Johnson, • Mary J . Diamond, 21, North Carolina, the five remaining When you think of the University of 215E Tudor Lane. Court Stop by or call to make arrangements for a one with New Orleans,” said the said the team still had hope because of 147 Hilliard St., charged slots are comprised of schools which Alabama, you think of football. It date is Jan. 27. session with your group. We feel this Is just one more Kings’ third forward, “but it was a of problems other teams in its divi­ Monday afternoon with Hei‘man J. have not captured the college cage wasn’t until four years ago, when • Joanne P. Agostlnelli, Jam es M. thing we can do to help the community we serve. lot different than the one we had sion were facing. fourth-degree larceny David J. Heck spotlight for quite some time. Leon Douglass was recru it^ and the Gerrity, Jr. here. With the Kings I kept feeling “ No one in the division is playing 6 Torstenson Wake Forek, for example, has not Crimson Tide made it to the finals of like we were going to win and I knew that well,” said the 6-6, three-year LEGAL NOTICE been among the elite since the the NIT, that basketball became veteran from Temple., whose team is The Caucus to elect members to Manchester Democratic heyday of Lennie Chappell. Alabama’s second most popular we could. “You look at our team, with guys just four and a half games back of Town Committee will be held Wednesday, January 21,1976 at Following upsets of highly-rated winter sport. like Nate Archibald, Jimmy Walker division leader Milwaukee 7:30 P.M. Any resident of said Voting District whose name A THOUGHT FOR North Carolina and North Carolina St. John’s, on the other hand, has and Sam Lacey and you know there’s “Everybody is having injuries and appears on the last completed Democratic Enrollment list for State in the Big Four Classic last always been known for its basketball any Voting District may have his name placed on the ballot at 1976 plenty of winning ability around. problems. I think we re uphill now. ” week, however, the previously un­ but first the scandals of the ‘50s, then said caucus by filing, or causing to be filed, with the With any team, you have to get a few Uphill is right as far as the Kings ranked Demon Deacons, jumped all the scandals of the ‘60s rocked the Democratic R^lstrar of Voters beginning Saturday, January breaks for things to go right and we sch^ule is concerned. They played the way to seventh place with an un­ foundation of New York City college 10,1076 and ending Friday, January 16,1076, between the hours If you are not completely satisfied with just weren’t getting any for awhile.” at New Orleans and lost last Satur­ blemished 10-0 record. basketball, and when fast-talking of 6:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M., a slgn^ statement that he desires your present insurance arrangement why Johnson, appearing at the Kings’ day before coming home to beat to have his name appear on such ballot. Forms for this state­ In addition to Wake F o rest, recruiters learned how to rap to the bi-monthly booster luncheon Mon­ Phoenix Sunday. ment may be obtained from the Manchester Democratic not try the Smith Agency? For over 60 Washington, Nevada-Las Vegas, ghetto-wise youths, the Redmen Registrar of Voters at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street. years we have been writing insurance Alabama and St. John’s also gained found it increasingly difficult to land The Caucus will be held in each of the ten (10) Voting Districts coverage for thousands of Manchester top 10 rankings, while such peren­ the treasures of their own backyard. as listed below: families. We welcome your inquiry. nials as Notre Dame, North Carolina Now, with a 10-1 record and a near UConns host Vermont tonight District I 1 Buckland School 1076 Tolland Turnpike State and Kentucky were all in the loss to Indiana, St. John’s has at­ District f 2 Robertson School 46 North School,Street ping a 94-83 decision to Boston second 10. tained the No. 10 ranking. STORKS (UFl) — The University District I 3 Buckley School 260 Vernon Street College in the first college basketball 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN In recent years, the most The past seven days brought of Connecticut hosts Yankee District I 4 Martin School 140 Dartmouth Road several upsets as five of last week’s came played in the Hartford Civic District i 5 Buckley School 260 Vernon Street noteworthy thing about Washington Conference rival Vermont tonight I ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. | HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES the top 10 lost at least one game. In Center. District # 6 Nathan Hale School 160 Spruce Street (Herald photo by Dunn) basketball fortunes was the way it before its annual UConn Classic this NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES The loss, the Huskies’ third in District i|i 7 Waddell School 163 Broad Street I 963 Main Street, Manchester | managed to always give UCLA at addition to the Tar Heels and Wolf- weekend at Storrs. seven starts, was played before a District # 8 Verplanck School 126 Olcott Street I Phone 649-5241 | least one tough game a year. This pack, No. 6 Notre Dame lost its two The Huskies ended an extended Just a word of advice to referee sellout crowd of 11,319 fans. District I 6 Keeney School 179 Keeney Street year, though, the Huskies are 11-0, a games, to Kentucky and UCLA, to holiday break Friday night by drop- District #10 Manchester High School Brookfield Street Manchester Coach Doug Pearson points to infraction serious threat to UCLA in the Pac-8 drop to 14th. [ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmcfaeztet^CoBn.. Tne».. Jaa. 6, lOT - PAGE THIRTEaW PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. Jan 6,1976 A - . Tolland board Sadrozinski urges Steelers’ Noll not one Bowling Seeks a principal limits on sewers V e r n o n He cautiooed the authority not The ToUand Board of Education Hif^er wages Say “no” to EUingUn or give forget the added votome that will be of Pearson’s friends will meet in special session The superintendent will ask the clo&pins to Vernon people, said a forthcoming train the Lake S t, Mow* Wednesda]^ at 7:30 p.m. in the Cen­ board to approve the increases in Vernon town leader today. tauk Dr., Overbrook H eiilits, and the TEE-TOTALERS- Lynn Wallace tral Admimstration office. wages for cafeteria mployes. He said While Vernon must allow other R t SO area which will be sewered DALLAS (UPI) - Preston Finally the Dallas Cowboys, in want you on his team. 190, Leda Nicol 226-555, Sbarlie DeLi- In his report to the board, which vrill the board, at a workshop meeting area towns to use its new sewage, shortly. sle. 188-491, Marge DeLisle 456, Pearson says he has a lot of need of some experience at running “But being put on waivers really be discussed at tomorrow’s meeting. last month, was told that increased treatment plant when it is built, “This Increased volume whidi win Marilyn Rogers 181-505, Doqna Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, superintoi- friends in Pittsburgh. back, signed Pearson as a free agent. hurts your pride. But I’m not going to wages for these employes, was Donald Sadrozinski, Republican be only 00 per cent treated, mast be After putting together a steady make any response toward Noll. He Magowan 181-191-540, Fran Tamsin dent of sdiools, will report on the necessary in order to conqily with Town chairman and former chair­ considered,” be said. Steeler coach Chuck Noll, it performance all year Pearson went had a decision to make and he made 178-461, Cindy Hull 463, Bapb search for a principal fw the high the new tninimum wage scales vdiich man of the Sewer Authority’s sub­ He said Vernon should take care of seems, is not one of them. wild last Sunday in Dallas’: 37-7 NFC it. Polinsky 193-470. school. became effective Jan. 1. committee cautions amdnst letting its own pollution proUems before “The players in Pittsburgh are all title triumph over Los Angeles — “Of course, I think his decision was He said 28 applications have been Dr. MacKenzie wiil also present them use the existing (uiUty. permitting neighboring towns to con­ my friends,” Pearson said. “1 don’t catching seven passes for 123 yards the wrong one. I’m sure he doesn’t CHURCH- Jay Carangelo 202-509, received from Connecticut, the board with -several other items Sadrodnskl said today he questions tribute to them. have any animosity toward any of and three touchdowns. care anything about me, so why John Nelligan 509, Phil Chase 200-544, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, for a first reading and action will be the Sewer Authority (tte Town Coun­ He said the new plant vrhldi is to them. “That was sure the way to go, all should I care anything about him.” Barry Carlson 502, Elly Newcomb New Jersey, New York, arid Ver­ taken on them at the next board cil acts in this capacity) on its con­ go out to bid this month, will take “Only one man made the decision right,” said Pearson. Pearson has seen plenty of both 517, Bill Grant 212-531, Skip Liner mont. m eeting. sideration to allow a portion of about 30 months to build and tt will - Noli.” Pearson played with Pittsburgh in Super Bowl teams so he knows what 540, Paul Houle 505, Ray Rosenthal Screening committee members One of these will be to designate EHlington to tie in to the existing take another six months to a year to The decision to which Pearson the Steelers’ 16-6 win over Minnesota it is going to take for Dallas to upset 502, Steve Hurkus 501, Stan Cohn 242- have been reviewing applications, in­ the supointendent as the compliance treatoent plant get it fully opwationaL refers is the.one that severed him in Super Bowl IX. It is the manner in the Steelers Jan. 18. 573, Elmer Ostrout 521, Gunar" Lar­ cluding placement papm and expect officer in connection with ’Title IXof A local builder has asked to tie in “Tliat’s about four years before son 524, Don Anderson 200-212-602, from the Pittsburgh roster on the last which he left that grates on his “You have to play physical foot­ to m eet this week to determ ine which the Education Amendm ents of 1972 some apartments he plans to build on presmt poUution is abaM ," he said. Jim Cooper 213-557, Sandy Gerber cut made by NFL teams this season. nerves. ball. I guess you would have to give candidates should be scheduled for and the regulaUons Involved. Pinney St. In Ellington to Rodtville's He quesUoned if Vernon allows 524, Cy Perkins 511, Will Dunko 503, Any team in the league could then “When you are traded it is not so the edge to the Steelers because they interview s and se t dates for the inter­ The compliance officer will be plant. Ellington to tie In how it can then Tony Baluk 512, Charlie Kaselauskas have picked up Pearson for the |100 bad,” Pearson said, ‘‘because have been to the Super Bowl. But I view s. responsible for investigating all com­ Sadrozinski noted the existing deny other developers from that area 202-533, Dick Niese 203-530, Joe waiver price. None did. someone else thinks enough of you to think we can play with them.” plaints and to make any changes plant is, at best, operating at only 60 of Ellington, or from Vernon, Juliano 214-578, Mike Flaherty 525, Parking problems deemed necessary to eliminate any per cent efficien cy and that Uto Town Tolland, or South Windsor and Bob Huges 216-583, Jim Grade 210- Dr. MacKenzie will also report on discriminatory practices. of Vernon is under a poUutloo abate­ Manchester, from using the present 518. the parking problems at (he Hicks Hie superint^ent will also pre­ ment order to correct this. inefficleot plant School. He sidd starting this week, sent a list of recommendations made The ice is fine He said the town h u denied, in the “V«mon mast permit the surroun­ Redskins’ Thomas U.S. MIXED- Dennis DeLisle 216- all teachers at Hicks who have been in the au^t report concerning Board past, or required building in stages, ding towns to use the new plant as 238-621, David Wilson 210-543, Nelson parking their cars on Old Post Rd. of Education business. Laurie (Doralli, 19, removes her skates after testing the ice on apartments in Vernon because of the federal and state grants r e q ^ , but Walsh 217-548, Bruce Moquiq 21Q;532, between Hicks and the Middle School One of these items was a sugges­ Union Pond and finding it fine. She is a student at the American treatmmt plant. we must ask them to wait until the Dick Stockton returns ball in Dallas Ernie Whipple 224-528, Ed Yourkas will park their cars in spaces new plant is opwating,” Sadrozinski NFC’s top rookie tion concerning the school lunch Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City and is the daughter “U the Sewer Authority allows Basketball 524, Walt DeLisle 521, Joe Russo 503, assigned to them on the west side of fund. Last year the auditors Ellington to tie in prior to com pletion said. Teamed with Rosie Casals they won Mixed Doubles title Bill Livengood 561, Fred Kozicki 536, of R u d o ^ and Ann Coralli of 25 Edwards St. (Herald photo by NEW YORK (UPI) - The Washington Redskins do not get the playground. recommended that someone other of the new plant, the town should “The Sewer Authority most con­ Ed Wilson 514, Kevin Brennan 504, Barlow) sider the additional pollution and its many picks in the annual college draft each January, so when ’The superintendent said although than the cashier perform plate Iraue Clotheq)ios to the rertdents who Pee Wee David Cone 551, Sharlie DeLisle 176- this will reduce the playground area, counts and theyalso said they would live within a half mile of the effects on residents who live near the their turn comes up they have to make their selection count. Taking an overtime decision last 463, Bee Moquin 182-486, Ginger it is considered a n ecessary m ove but rather not have the cafeteria Hockanum River,” Sadrozlniakl said. Hockanum River,” he said. George Allen has built the night was Top Notch by a 19-15 count Yourkas 186-491, Marge DeLisle 181- only a temporary one. He said he manager* perform this task. times for two yards in Washington’s 499, Denise Cromwell 175-455, Shelia Redskins on his “future is now” over Willie’s at the East Side Rec. hopes a new parking area will be Therefore, Evelyn Ostien will be opening game victory over New Price 181- 497, Eleanor Wilson , 180- Francis who? Cincinnati cheers credo and, in doing so, has stripped Roger Greenwood netted 11 points opened by spring. Orleans, but was in the starting line­ making random checks, MacKenzie Manchester Hospital notes his club of virtually all high round for the winners and Bill Peschke 499, Gail Shjmaitis 181-485, Betty By SOL R. COHEN up the following week when the Walsh 175, Mary Whipple 482. saidi Californian” and “Oregon Trail,” draft picks through 1980. Washington added four. Irv Hainsey had seven Maternity leaves Other audit suggestions concerned Redskins blasted the New York Herald Reporter plus an autobiographical romantic film did not get a pick in the 1975 college and Greg Schrider four points for The board will be asked to act on payroll operations, purchase orders, People are asking, “Who is or was Discharged Friday: Andrienn Pensavalle, 98 Fambam Dr., Sooth Giants. novel named “Vassall Morton,” and draft until the fifth round. Willie’s. COUNTRY CLUB- Nondo Annulli the requests of two teachers, Mrs. check dates, encumbrances, Klucewicz, 358 Hackmatack St.; Windsor. Thomap remained the team’s No. 1 Francis Parkman?’-’ the man who “The Book of Roses,’’ which But the Redskins do scout the In other action, the Celtics topped 143-376, Ted Backiel 358, Fred Baker Cynthia Hirschom and Mrs. Marjorie budgeting, and the high school stu­ Isabel Schors, 51 Green Rd.; Leo Discharged Sunday: Agnet Kozis, tailback and did such an outstanding leaped to Instant fame when his pic­ reflected his serious horlcultural in­ CINCINNATI (UPI) — It was cheered in Cincinnati, but it may college ranks and do know talent — Burger King, 19-12. Brian Feschler 361, Larry Bates 159-413, Bob Nishan for extension of maternity dent activities fund. Dobzinskl, East Hartford; Marjorie 91 Scott D r.; Florence Duchesne, 82 job that when Larry Brown again ture was placed on tens of millions of terests. which is why Allen tapped running had 10 points and Paul Hohenthal Bonadies 169-369, Ding Farr 141-383, The next regular meeting of the Hanna, 145 Lester Circle, South Division St.; Wilson Rogers, bomb in Boston. was healthy, the veteran was leaves. Dr. MacKenzie is recommen­ the new 3-cent stamps issued last He was a frequent contributor to back Mike Thomas when he was still four for the Celtics while Matt Larry Gazza 368, Paul Hunt 367, Stan ding that the requests be granted. He board will be on Jan. 14. These items Windsor; Eileen Cristelli, East Hart­ W lllimantic; Irene Harris, The Cincinnati Reds hosted a movie world premier Monday switched to fullback to accommodate week by the U.S. Post Office. many m aga^s and newspapers around in the fifth round last Farrell and Daria Luppachino each McFarland 14?, Todd Peck 352, Joe said both requests are in compliance will be discussed as well as budget ford; Regina Kodes, Stafford Kingswood Trail, Coventry; Gary the rookie. Thomas had three 100- All the stamp tells us is that Fran­ and during the Civil War he wrote a night, and there were nothing but rave reviews. January. had four markers for King. Salafia 147-365, Nick Zavarella 136. with the law and the board’s policy. requests for the coming year. Springs; Leo Neales, East Hartford; Navickas, East Hartford; Sheryl yard rushing days this season, topped cis Parkman was an American series in toe Boston Dally Advertiser The show, of course, was Reds win the third game, but the Red Thomas, who spent the last few Odette E icker, 140 Bush H ill Rd.; Knudson, Hunt Rd., Columbia; Nan­ by a 124-yard effort against historian. on toe Issues of toe day. baseball’s annual World Series film, Sox claimed Armbrister interfered games of his senior season at the Midget TEE-TOTALERS- Nancy Kathryn Long, 112 Overlook D r., cy Borin, Wethersfield; Joseph Cleveland. Actually, Parkman, who was bom In 1887 he published a pam phlet called “Super Series ’75,” highlights with catcher Cariton Fisk. University of Nevada-Las Vegas on Paced by Steve Bycholski’s 18 Washburn 197-468, Leda Nicol 450, South Windsor ; Cheryl Samborski, 16 Picard, 80 Hilton Dr., South Windsor; NEW YORK (UPI) - Winners of Sept. 16,1823 in Boston and died Nov. against woman suffrage and in 1890 a of the Reds’ dramatic win over the “He was interfering,” Johnson the bench nursing an ankle injury, point performance, Crispino’s Marianne Patsky 176-455, Marilyn Egypt Rd., Ellington; Rexford Cran­ Andrew Kasprzak, Ash Brook Dr., the rookie of the year award in the 6,1893, also in Boston, was one of this plea for common schools. Boston Red Sox last October. screams at umpire Larry Barnett. responded to the Redskins’ con­ whipped Regal’s, 45-23, last night at Rogers 211, Judy Sabella 456, Donna dall, 17 Strant St. Coventry. National Football League and, star­ South Windsor woman country’s greatest historians, es­ He was a graduate of Harvard “It made me proud of my team all “I’m telling you that man in­ fidence by leading the team in the West Side Rec. Joe Panaro Magowan 180-466. Discharged Saturday: Marie Four­ ting in 1970, the National Football pecially his works of pre- College and Harvard Law School. He over again,” beamed Reds President terfered.” rushing with 919 yards, ranking third chipped in 11 points for the winners nier, 40 Olcott St.; A ^es Hayes, 182 Conference: 1975 — Mike ’Thomas, Revolutlonary War days. w as to e son of one of Boston’s leading Bob Howsam after the show. Replies the calm ump, “There was on the squad in receptions with 40 and while Blake Karp and Kent named to Vernon post N. Elm St.; Doris Peck, Gilead Rd., ABOUT TOWN Washington 1974 — John Hicks, New His greatest history, “France and Unitarian ministers and the grandson Among “first nighters” was Pete no .” topping all Skin bali carriers in Stringfellow were best for Regal’s Andover; Gertrude Walsh, 29 York Giants 1973 — Charles Young, Look at Lobsters Ms. Danuta Katy of South Windsor sponsored by the American Red England in North ^nerica,” is a of one of Boston’s great merchant The Brltish-Amerlcan Gub will Rose, the series MVP, who watched In another game, Johnson roars scoring with 42 points. with five and four points respective­ Parkview Dr., South Windsor; Ruth BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston has been appointed to succeed Glenn Cross, and received legal assistance seven-part work, extending from the princes. hold a dinner meeting tonight at the himself make head-first slides and from the dugout to contend that Pete For his efforts, Thomas has been Philadelphia 1972— Chester Marcol, Balkus, Notch Rd., Bolton; Sadie ly- Lobsters, left for dead before being Roberts as Coordinator for Aging of training in estate administration at dawn of French colonization in Parkman was called "The Heroic clubhouse. Following a 6:30 dinner, slam out base hits. Rose was not hit by a pitched ball. named United Press International’s Green Bay 1971 — John Bfockington, , Noren, 38 William St.; Patricia Sler- Green Bay 1970 — Bruce Taylor, San revived by new owners last winter, the Hockanum Valley Community Hartford College for Women. America until the conquest of New Historian.” Despite poor health and toe meeting will be held. The only thing that startled Rose “I want you to explain to me what rookie of the year for the National Businessmen plna, 57 Florence St.; Apolonia Francisco 1969 — Calvin Hill, Dallas have announced a 44-match schedule Council, Inc. with headquarters in For the past two and one-half years France by the British in 1763. The falling eyesight, it was his custom to was the high-intensity sound system you were doing on that play,” John­ Football Conference. He received 20 Tagal, Glastonbury. Action at the Community Y last for the upcoming World Team Tennis Ms. Katy served as director for the first volume was published in 1865, spend montln on visits to the scenes which made every batted ball sound son demands of the umpire. Johnson of a possibie 39 votes from UPI’s 1968— Earl McCullough, Detroit 1967 Rockville. Also, Rose Mendenhall, 12 Berry night saw Army & Navy outlast season. ’The Lobsters, who will play Ms. Katy started her work this Retired Senior Volunteer Program the last in 1892. Today, this historical of his histories, including a seven- Delta Chapter, RAM, will have a like a thunderous home run. later informs the umpires they are selection panel, which consists of — Mel Farr, Detroit 1966 — Johnny Ave., Coventry ; Charlotte Lundgren, Three Js, 89-80, and Dubaldo Electric 18 games at Boston University and week. She has a Masters of Law (RSVP) for the New Britain, series still is considered a standard month voyage over toe Oregon and business meeting and a Mark Master “Wish everything I hit sounded like running “a lousy operation.” three writers from each conference Roland, St. Ix)uis 1965— Gale Sayers, Soutobrldge, Mass.; Sylvia Heffley, upend Westown Pharmacy, 78-61. four at the Hartford, Conn., Civic Degree from the University of War­ Southin^n, and Berlin areas. work, though research by others has Santa Fe trails and several trips to degree at the Masonic Temple that,” muttered Rose. The film also brings back some city. Chicago 1964 — Charley Taylor, Mansfield Center; Louis Rodier, 11 Charles Stetson poured in 33 points Center, open at home May 4 against saw, Warsaw, Poland and a Masters Inclu&ng her previous position, upset some of his views. Indian encampments. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Irving MsIi b , The movie, produced by Major “magic moments” in the series — Oniy three other rookies received Washington 1963 — Paul Flatley, Kelly Rd., South Windsor; Mary Minnesota 1962 — Ron Bull, Chicago and Tom Malin 23 for the Ser­ the New York Sets. Degree in social work from the Ms. Katy has a total of four and one- Other of his works include “The captain of the host, will preM e. League Baseball Films and available like workhorse pitcher Luis Tiant’s votes, with Atianta quarterback vicemen. Joe Palombizio had 18, Jim half years of experience in Tierney, 46 Wedgewood Dr.; Maria soon from U.S. Navy recruiting uncanny pitching motion set to a Bartkowski the runner-up with 16 1961 — Mike Ditka, Chicago 1960 — University of Connecticut. Flaherty 14 and Jim Fagin 14 for She has also attended training researching and coordinating centers around the country, offers Latin beat on the soundtrack. votes, followed by Green Bay run­ Gail Cogdill, Detroit 1959 — Boyd Three Js. sessions on federal grants sponsored programs for senior citizens. some unique insight into what was And, there’s the “body english” ning back Wiilard Harrell with two Dowier, Green Bay 1958 — Jimmy Phil and Bruce Hence netted 24 and by th e ACTION office in T^e coordinator is responsible for said during those hot series that employed to help and Detroit guard Lynn Boden with Orr, Pittsburgh 1957 — Jim Brown, Cleveland 1956 — Lenny Moore, 19 points respectively to pace Philadelphia, received training on determining the needs of elderly Adult school opens next month arguments. his game-winning home run stay fair one. Dubaldo. Craig Phillips had a game- management and administration residents and identifying programs Both Reds Manager Sparky Ander­ in the 12th inning of that dramatic Thomas carried the ball just three Baltimore 1955 — Alan Ameche, course, Priscilla Gianninoto; golf, The fee for Vernon residents is |8 review in English grammar, reading, high 25 points for Westown with Walt sponsored by Duke University, to serve these needs. Vernon son and Red Sox boss Darrell John­ sixth game. Baltimore. Lou Galasso. per course and |12 for non-residents math, and spelling, in prepanUon for Bogar adding 13 markers. attended workshops on volunteerism Ms. Katy started work on Monday. son were wired for sound by the But, of course, the Reds went on to Easy victories were registered at The Vernon Adult Evening School Also: permanent flowers, Rita with exceptions for some courses and the high school equivalency diploma. movie producers. win the series in the seventh game, Illing Junior High as Sportmart will start Feb. 2,3, and 4 at Rockville Mainchester; natui'al foods cooking, for senior citizens. This same grant includm funds to The film opens, of course with the and when film narrator Joe Ski Club lists meeting tonight downed Second Congo, 80-64, and High School and at the Adult Educa­ Lynn Fahy; new feminism in today’s offer free classes for non-English most controversial play of the series Garagiola declared “The Cincinnati UAC Barons felled Fred’s Athletic Rockville Hospital notes tion Center on Elm St., Rockville. media, Eileen Fleming; talk with toe High school diploma speaking adults wishing to acquire — the disputed bunt by Cincinnati’s Reds are world champions,” the Club, 36-58. deaf, James Young; television The Vernon school system, under a skills in communication for roeeting The Manchester Ski Club will meet A business meeting will follow a Squirts The winter term will run for 10 Ed Armbrister. The play helped the theatre — filled with Reds officials Bill Johns had 22 points for Sport- production. Bill Hughes; string art, continuing federal grant will offer daily needs in society. tonight at 7:45 at Fiano’s Restaurant With Kevin Hutt showing the way Admitted Monday f Matvei Avlasevich, Discharged Monday: Scott Brown, weeks ending April 5, 6, and 7. and their guests — erupted into ski film. mart followed by Tom Stalgaitis (17) Ellen Nyiri; shirret, Helen Bowman; adults free high school review NUl registrations for the winter in Bolton. Doorprizes, consisting of lift with two goals. Regal’s nipped Linden Place, Rockville; Alexis Beron, Center Rd., Vernon; Jane Cadder, Broad applause. and Bill Davidson (10). Rick Mar- More than 80 courses will be sewing with kits. Sue Eichacker; classes to prepare for the Connec­ term will be accepted through Jan. tickets and ski-weeks to the region’s Rotary Club, 3-2, Sunday at Bolton. Berger Rd., Rockville; Helen Canterino, Brook; Michael Colombaro, Prospect St., There was one player who nicki had 25 points for Congo with offered including impressionistic and tailoring, Bette Rapp; and sewing for ticut State High School Equivalency 18. Adults may register in person at Mike Keeler also scored for the Windsor; Frank Enes, Burnham St., Rockville; Ora Darcey, Franklin Park, SPORTS SLATE restrained his applause, however. slopes, will be made. Rich Raimondo and Mike Geoffroy Rockville; Albert Hager, Vernon Ave., abstract painting with John Bokeny fun, Millie Bertone. diploma. Rockville H l^ School, Jan. 19, 20, 'The club will sponsor a bus trip to winners while Paul Hohenthal South Windsor; Rose Marie Gorecki, “Yeah, the Reds were the best team each scoring 10. Matt Toedt had 26 Evergreen Rd., Vernon; Cynthia John­ Rockville; Rite Kennedy, Howard Dr., as instructor; rosemaling, Harriet A course in America’s Bicenten­ All boohs, materials, and registra­ and 21 from 7 to 9 p.m. Y oung Whalers Mt. Tom Jan. 22 at a cost of $7.50 per notched both goals for Rotary. in baseball in 1975,” said special markers for Barons, Joe DeMarco 25 son, Hany Lane, Vernon; William Vernon; Mary Morey, Dockerel Rd., Cross instructor; leather crafts, nial Eagle will help class members tion fees are free to residents or non­ Further general information may person, which includes the bus ticket, Also at Bolton Sunday, Economy Tuesday guest Darrel Chaney. “But the Atlan­ and Vic Laptic 12. Bob Plaster had 16 Nicholson, Rt. 30, Tolland; Mary Rich, Tolland; Wallace White, Tolland Stage Joan Landers; leaded glass, Ann create their own eagle with petals residents wishing to enroll in this be obtained by calling toe Continuing refreshments, and lift ticket. Anyone Electric topped Wethersfield Lums, BASKETBALL ta Braves will be the best in ’76.” making strides tallies for Fred’s followed by Don Union St., Rockville; Mary Ridzon, Rd., Tolland. Madsen; photography, Alan Nyiri; from several different types of con­ program. Education Office. Ronald Kozuch, wishing to participate is asked to 4-1. Mark Stepper registered the Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry; Lloyd Birth Monday: A daughter to Mr; and vegetable gardening, Joan Lahlckey ; head of the Continuing Education Manchester at Conard After the series, the Reds traded Storrs (12) and Joe Giatek (11). es. Tlie finished product will be an Pre-high school review classes are Five Manchester youngsters are sign up at the meeting, or call Dale three-goal hat trick for Economy Schlitzer, South St., Bolton; Jessica Mrs. Lawrence Hulse, Lewis St., plant care, Mike kfelloy; belly dan­ Department asks that persons please East Catholic at St. Paul Chaney to Atlanta. eagle in flight with a two and also offered free of charge to all members of the Hartford Junior or Margaret Clayton at 644-0810 with David Stepper adding one goal Twerdy, Downey Dr., Manchester; Mona Rockville. cing, Victoria Mclntire; charm one half foot wing spread. adults who feel they need a thorough not call the high school’s main office. Bacon Academy at Cheney Tech, Whalers’ hockey team which has before Jan. 16. and two assists. TUmmerman, Hartfoid Tpke., Rockville. 8:00 Sabres triumph compiled a record of 17 wins, nine The club is also making available Soccer signup Post Jr. College at MCC defeats and three deadlocks to date. Aquinas at Rockviile NEW YORK (UPI) - The Buffalo to its members a Connecticut Ski Pee Wee Sabres appear to have come out of Coached by Noel Nightingale of Council-sponsored Winter Weekend Northwest Catholic at South Wind-' Manchester the young Whalers in­ days are set their slump, and they feel credit is at Roundtop Mountain, in Plymouth Action Sunday at Bolton saw First sor clude Silk Towners Jim Ferrari, largely due to their 12-6 drubbing of Union, Vt., Jan. 24-25. Youth soccer registration has been Hartford Realty best Wethersfield Coventry at Cromwell Galen Bryam, Eric Stepper, Mike the Soviet Wings last weekend. scheduled on four Mondays by the United Paint, 5-1, and Farr’s squeeze Bolton at Rham Nightingale and Mark Schauster. The Manchester Ski Club, which past Nichols Tire, 2-1. Bolton records a hectic 1975 The Sabres, who had only four wins Recreation Department at Middletown at Ellington Last month the juniors copped 10 of and four ties in their last 15 games, owns a lodge at Ludlow, Vt., located Manchester High for youngsters Dan Weinbaum scored three goals The next taxable property after BHS seniors participated in the through Bolton by the Penn Cmtral. Bicentennial ball, homes tour and the The junior pony team was crowned East Catholic at Windsor Locks 13 decisions, including one tie, ^ith DONNA HOLLAND defeated Montreal 4-2 Monday night close to several ski areas, is still between the age of six and 18. and totaled two assists in leading exemption was 822,0M.071. school’s ninth commencement exer­ Short town meeting antique automobile parade. champion of the conference souther (giris) the biggest success coming in th§ En­ 1975 w as an election year in Bolton to end the Canadiens’ 12-game un­ accepting members. Anyone wishing Youngsters must be six by Aug. 1 Realty. Mike Palabro had three Broken down: 819,000,663 is for real cise. Margaret Landrey was valedic­ In April, in what had to be one of Fire Department division. Conard at Manchester (giris), 6:15 field Invitational Tournament finals wito Republicans winning all seats beaten streak. It was the only NHL to become a member is invited to at­ to sign up. assists while Kurt Wagner tallibd estate, 8618,545 for personal property torian and Robert GigUo, salutorian. toe shortest town meeting in the The Bolton Fire Department spon­ The Quarryvllle Junior Ancient WRESTLING which they won against Agawam, and Democrats taking seats only or WHA game of the night. tend tonight’s meeting or call Leo A $3 fee is payable when two goals for the winners, (ioal and 82,544,063 for motor vehicle. Bolton Elementary School and town’s history, residents approved a sored its annual beer fest, sale of Fife and Drum Corp received many Waterford at East Catholic, 3:45 Mass. where required by law. Kasel, 649-4813. registrating in the Recreation scorers in the second game were not The approved general government Bolton Center School libraries were budget of 82,075,235 in just six Christmas trees, firemen’s ball and first and second place trophies noted on the game report. Board of Selectmen winners were during toe corps regular competition Department program. Republicans David Dreselly and Nor­ budget was 8755,277.52 and toe Board opened during toe summer but toe m inutes. filling of swimming pools. seAfon. man Preuss and Democrat Leon of Education budget, 81,337,912.30. attendance was low. Police study u Bolton Woman’s Club The mill rate was set at 58. N e w additions Questionnaires were sent to all Traffic signal R ivers. The Bolton Woman’s Gub installed Second straight win Schools The new Bentley Memorial residents by toe police study o»n- In December a complex traffic Basketball About 57 per cent of toe electorate Sherry Shaw as its president. A A continuing education program Library opened in October. mittee to determine feelings as to the signal, toe second for toe town, was voted. major change occurred when the for Indian wrestlers CCIL Raymond Woollett, librarian, turned on at the Bolton Notch shop­ Top Republican vote-getter was began at Bolton High School. Courses town’s poUce protection. club changed from a junior to a Junior O’all offered were art, typing and in­ devised a novel way to transfer books Of 1,000 questionnaires distributed ping center. W L W L Key Peterson and top Democrat was woman’s club. Scoring its second Cordera 6-2, 121 — Gen- from toe old to the new library. Each labile pressure for the light, in­ MANCHESTER 6 0 6 1 adrley Potter. dustrial arts. Forty-six persons 333 were returned. The results were: Included in its nuuiy activities straight win last Saturday dreau (K) dec. Tim Cun­ Three league contests registered. cardholder was asked to take out 10 cluding a WINF radio broadcast, Penney 5 1 7 1 Close races 106 responded favorably about the were a concert on toe green, a was the Manchester High ningham 18-3, 128 — Ran­ played last night at the helped its arrival in Bolton. The Fermi 4 2 4 4 By state statu tes three races had to Manchester Community College volum es. town’s present police protection, 72 townwide Halloween party, multi- wrestling team by a 28-27 dall (M) pinned Preece East Side Rec found the Twenty-eight persons signed to join did not, 86 favored more protection, sho]>s at toe center assisted with its Conard 3 2 4 2 be recounted because toe decision offered two credit and three non­ media first aid course, safety show margin over Killingly 1:38, 134 — Woodward (K) 76ers topping the Saints, HUMHBEraREOW a FrioMls of toe Library group. cost. Hall 3 3 4 3 was within 20 votes. But no changes credit courses at the high school. A and 58 did not. at Herrick Memorial Park, United The state Department of Transpor­ High. dec. Mark Dion 7-5, 140 — 62-48, the Braves besting Enfield 2 4 3 4 were necessary. freshman college level biology Tennis courts at Bolton High Seven constables completed a five Nations Day program, planting at the tation in February said it would pay Senior Co-Captain Bob Derewianka (M) dec. Fish The Bike Shop, 44-32, and E. Hartford 2 4 3 i A testimonial dinner for Richard course was offer^. School opened in toe fall. wedi training course. 2 4 2 5 town library and park, recycling of onehalf toe cost, retracted its offer, Hawkes pinned his man in 8-0, 147 — Beausoleil (K) the Lakers whipping the Wethersfield Morra ended 12 years of service as The summer reading program was Townspeople approved the Windham 1 4 1 5 Freedom Christmas trees, Easter egg hunt, and ended by paying one-half the the unlimited division in dec. Cliff Dutton 14-4,157- Knicks, 54-28. First Selectman. attended by 74 Kindergarten throufto purchase of Bolton Litoe lakefront the third period to register Wilcox (K) dec. Jim Simsbury 1 5 3 5- - Martin Ferguson, Grade 7 student, Rid Litter Day, Christmas auction cost. CUP RUMEm OVER. Marshall Taylor resigned as town Grade 6 students. The summer music property, the E.J. HoU estate. and sports award to high school won toe Bicenteniiial Committee’s six points and give Brezinski 5-4, 169 — Bob Brian Jones had 18 points HCC program was attended by 55 The fire commissioners sought an Disposal area counsel after three and a half years contest to design a theme for Bolton. fem ale. I Manchester the win. Dave Gagnon (M) won by forfeit, for the 76ers followed by O’all Just a few choice seats left fw the best tennis in students. addition to the present firehouse but The questibn of a disposal area of service. The Board of Selectmen His theme, “Freedom Is 200 Years The club assisted in the purchase of Derewianka, - also a senior 187 — St. George (K) dec. Pat Silver (14) and Jeff W L L ■ Bolton ranked 50 out of 160 Connec­ rejected toe idea when the proposed arose time and again wfaoi the Board EAST CATHOLIC 3 0 the worid, the /Ctna World Cup. So hurry or you’ll be anwlnted John Mahon to the vacan- Old.” His drawing depicted a a memorial placque for the stone at co-captain, won his bout by Jeff Jones 12-5, Unlimited Daigle (10). Frank Prior A ticut municipalities in operating cost was esthnated at 885,000. The of Selectmen attmpted to get An­ NWest Catholic 2 0 7 1 colonial flag and doaty’s flag. the green, r^ecorated the town hall, a major decision for four - Hawkes (M) pinned and Bill Hoyt had 12 and disappointed. costs for per pupil education. It was commissioners are now seeking a dover to explain satisfactorily a past South Catholic 2 1 7 1 ^ark commissioner Town Club Scouts walked and bou^t a flag and pole for the park points. Corky Chandler and Johns 5:02. eight points respectively Tickets ate available at the Hartford Civic Center M.46 lower than toe state average. new firdiouse. due bill. In January and Rlay Bolton Aquinas 2 1 4 3 The board aiqwinted Shirley Bates mapped the town boundaries. and petitioned against the fuel Eric Randall won their for th e Saints. Rick St. Paul 2 2 6 2 box office and Ticketron outlets. Teacher contract The new Bolton Veterinary paid the its budgeted amount for the matches by pins. park commissioaer by a M vote Bolton Historical Society held its adjustment. Costello tossed in 14 points Zavier 1(12 3 4 A two year teacher ccmtract with Hospital opoied and toe town saw area. In jayvee action, Dave Or you can order by mail. Order against'toe verbal and written objec- first meeting in June. Orr back skating and Chuck Costello and St. Bernard 0 6 1 8 salary reopener clause was signed. construction of its first professional Sports In August when the town signed a Smith and Darryl Hooey of forms available at Civic Center tlohs of about 25 people supporting St. George’s Episcopal Church BOSTON (UPI) - Bobby Dan Collins six apiece for COG The overall average salary increase buildiiu on Bolton ’Tpke. Three of the town’s football teams contract with Andover to use tbs Manchester remained un­ th e Braves. "Drew Larry Shaw. received an alms basin from its area for a one-year period from July Orr is sure now that he can O’all Shops, sporting goods stores and First Selectman David Dreselly was 7.8 per cent. 1-84 nearing ended their seasons as champions. defeated. Chevalier and Joe Wiez- W 1 W namoake in Bolton, Elngland that 1975 until June 1976, the outstanding make one more comeback L tennis clubs. For further informa­ said the reason Shaw was not reap­ Three Boltcm High School students A public hearing on construction of The Bolton Bulldogs senior pony The 2-0 Indians are in ac­ corek each marked 10 Portland 5 0 7 0 closed due to financial difficulties. balance was paid. from knee surgery. pointed to the position was “because were top winners in toe (hmnectlcnt 1-84 was held in Bolton. Many football team was co^hamplons in tion today visiting Glaston­ points for the Bikers. Bob COVENTRY 4 1 6 1 tion, call 566-6000. Edward and Eileen Delsignore However, Andover Town Meeting The Boston Bruins’ of comments he made during toe Industrial Arts competition. They residents and non-residents aired pro the Eastern Connecticut Pony bury High. defenseman, sidelined by Smith poured in 28 points Cromwell 4 1 5 1 were named copresidents of Bolton action approved stopping Bolton’s electioa.” are Mike Walsh, Paul Sobol, and and con views. Conference. Results; 100 — Norris and Glenn Cobb 13 for the Rham 3 2 3 4 Married Couples Oub. use of the area as of June 30, 1976. the fifth operation on his The town clerk sold seven parcels Mike Sobol. Track removal The Bolton TTgers midget football 7K ) pinned Bob Wilson Lakers while Bill Anderson BOLTON 2 3 3 3 Bicentennial Committee The selectmen said they would con­ left knee, -began skating 2 3 3 3 /Etna World Cup tennis. Sponsored by /Etna Life & Casualty for the benefit of Cystic Fibrosis. of land for tax default. Bolton Elementary School opened Unsuccessful attempts were led bv team was co-champlons in the 3:15, 107 - Chandler (M) with nine points and Mike Bacon duct their own invesUipttions of a last week and was par­ Vinal Tech 2 3 3 3 Grand List its hot lunch propam to senior State Rep. Aloysius Abeam to halt The Bicentennial Committee spon­ Eastern Connecticut Midget pinned Glaude 4:38, 114 — ticularly pleased with the Kennon eight topped the sored an early American crafts fair, Conference. local disposal area. CHENEY TECH 1 4 3 4 The Grand List was no tno.TM. citizens each Friday. Ei^ty-three the removal of railroad tracks Bowen (K) dec. John results. Knicks. Rocky Hill 0 5 0 6 I, \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 6,1978- PAGE FIFTEEN PMX FOURTCEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mapcfaester, Conn., Toes., Jan 6, i m ♦ proval was subject to completion of the tum-aroinid and drainage ditch ' PZC struggles with zoning iS sJonx the property. Building a pond that made 1975 Manchester history Hebron agriculture is classified in the R1 division has 162 acres and includes a public bearing indefinitely on a Acting as the Inland Wetlands Residential District and is a use per­ eight two-acre lots fronting on Wall request by the owners of Northern Commission, it approved a request April 14 —Robert D. Lannan is from the hospital’s auxiliary. Sewer biology teacher at Mandiester H i^ April EVELYN CROSTON mitted by a sp ^ al permit granted St. Hills Section n that they be allowed from Michael Pagach of Burnt Hill named Manchester’s fifth police improvements to Manchester’s Sduol, is named winpa* of O u tst^ The Planning and Zoning Commis­ April 1 —Concerned citizens in by the commission. Highview Estate > to subdivide a 35-acre tract into 25 Rd. to construct a one-acre pond on chief since local department was Serandary Sewage 'Deatmait Plant ding Biology Teacher of Connecticut sion during 1975 conducted several building lots. The owner presented a pubUc hearing urge Sen. David Barry The commission said in May the R1 In April, the Hl^view Estates Sub­ his property. founded. Mark Kravitz receives ’The are estimated at 6200,000. award. Main St. merchants form public hearings on the proposed new alternative to solve a water to speak for stiffer punishment for and R2 Districts would continue to be division on Rt. 66 and Burrows Hill Glass museum Marine Club of Hartford’s Conomuni- April 30 —Arne P. Sterud receives Bettenhent Association to attract zoning reguiations. law violators on crime control bills a^icultural. Rd. consisting of 20 lots on 103 acres drainage problem. At its October meeting, the com­ ty Service Award. his commission as a district d^uty people downtown. As a result of proposed changes, Hebron Center now in the General Assembly. New April 15 —Citizens Advisory Com­ Grand Master for Connecticut May 23 —Town highway depart­ West St. petition was approved. mission received plans from Mrs. the comihission received a petition The Hebron Center Business Zone Hope Manor’s fund crisis forces mittee ap[»roves joint Washington Masons in special ceremony. ment digs holes on grounds of Cheney The commission received a peti­ ’The commission also established a Virginia Butterfield of Bolton to con­ l/'v from residents in one area of town Subdivision on R t. 66 was ai^roved layoff of four staff members who are School-town recreation building Homestead off Hartford Rd. in tion in June requesting a proposed study committee to set up vert the former Grante Hall on Rt. 85 and heard comments from local by the commission. CALL still basically helping out at the plans. Mrs. Bernice Maher is guest {separation for rqsoduction of one- high density area on West St. and Rt. procedures to deal with existing into a glass museum. May farmers. It approved the Shangrila Section center without pay: Town Manager at reception honoring her for 1 ^ 49 room schoolhouse still standing on 94 on the plan of development map be summer and/or permanent The commission closed out the 643-2711 May 1 —First Hartford R ^ty Farmers angry H . Sub^vision on Crouch Rd. in Robert Weiss includes proposed yrars of teaching in Manchester. Keeney St. near Glastonbury town changed back to m ^ium density residences in the Amston Lake year with a request for a hearing on ASK FOR CONNIE Corp. of Manchester today sells its ‘ In April after hearings, several September. It consisted of seven two- pedestrian bridge connecting Bennet April 16—Leslie Boardman, d^uty line. residential. District. the proposed terghum Mill Farms Parkade Apartments complex on W. local farmers complained to the acre lots. Junior High buildings in his six-year town clerk and director of ad­ May 24 —Andy West, junior at The petition was signed by about 80 In May the commission approved Subdivision on Millstream Rd. Middle Tpke. to a Bloomfield woman commission that it had not Also approved was the Salmon Capital Improvement Program. ministration in Manchester, Gieney Tedi, completes 100 miles persons. for building lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of They have not as yet taken any ac­ ( t h e H c r a l u i for 61.6 miUion. Everett J . Livesey, designated an agricultural district in River Park Resubdivision on Slocum Manchester Property Owners England, and bis wife, visit' around Cheney track in 24-hour Jan. 1975 the commission approved the Fawn Ridge Subdivision on West tion on the pro|>osed plan of develo[>- president of Savings Bank of the new town plan. Rd. and Carriage Dr. It has two lots, Association aecutlve board asks Manchester; he visited here two marathon run for Newington the nine-lot Eisemann Subdivision on St. ment or the proposed zoning Manchester, announces h ii^ tire- In the proposed regulations. one of 11 acres and one of 16. The ap- town’s Board of Directors to restore years ago during the town’s Children’s Hospital. ’The Rev. Mack ’Wall St. and Loveland Rd. The sub­ The commission in June adjourned regulations. Lincoln Center parking area to a ment effective Aug. 1 and intention to Sesquicentennial. Miss Jeannine move to Georgia. A. Weiford, formerly of Ballston Spa, grassy lawn. - ' May 2 —Town’s General Fund tax N.Y., assumes pastorate of rate will gp up 1.11 mills and the Fire Presbyterian Qiurch. The Rev. Felix District tax rate 0.30 mills as of July ’ Davis, .pastor of Second 1, and not 5.5 mills and 0.80 mills, Congregational Qiurch, is awarded respectively, as recorded by Town doctorate of ministry. Manager Robert Weiss. Retired May 27 —Thousands view more Manchester Police Chief James than 1,000 townspeople march in Reardon receives Manchester Bar Memorial Day Parade. Cheryl Ann Association’s 1975 Liberty Bell Hyde is notified by Gov. RUa Grasso PoUce Chief Robert Lannan has tight grip on his wife’s hand she is one of two Connecticut high Award in Law Day ceremonies on while tillring oath of office from Town Clerk Edward J. (PIOPIE SW BUKM6 IS CONRISIK.) same day his retirement becomes of­ school seniors selected to attend ficial. National Youth Science Camp in Tomkiel. West Virginia this summer; it’s the May 3 —Dr. Sammy Lee, two-time June 11 — Board of Directors op­ School in ceremonies at Memorial first time in the program’s 13 years a Olympic Games gold m ^ a l swim poses Poiice Chief Robert Lanahan’s Field. For the first time since the girl from Connecticut is chosen. winner in platform diving, visits Mr. request for a deputy chief. Staniey H. beginning of the American Field Ser­ May 28—Three changes in elemen­ and Mrs. Jack Hunter. Steiner is elected most puissant vice program in Manchester, two tary school principalships are an­ May 5—T.D. Faulkner, formerly of grand master of the Grand Council of AFS students are accepted for next nounced: R otert E . Heins, principal Manchester and prominent area Royal and Select Masters of Connec­ school year; there has been only one at Robertson School 13 years, will g o ' realtor, dies. Anderson-Shea Post ticut.. AFS student other years. to W ashin^n Sqhool; Walter C. VFW float wins second prize in VFW June 12 — Everett J. Livesey, June 21 — Phyllis Jackston, Roth, principal at Washington School ■ Loyalty Day parade in East Hart- retiring president of Savings Bank of secretary of Manchester Board of 17 years, will go to Verplanck; foi^. Manchester, is honored at dinner- Directors, is installed as secretary of William F. Freeman, principal at _ ^ y 6.—Detailed review of the Connecticut State Federation of 6 dance by bank officers and staff, i^ neral Fund budget recommended Verplanck School 11 years, will go to ANNOUNCING June 13 — East Catholic Hi^ Democratic Women’s Gubs. Robertson. Wilfred Waters of Bissell by Board of Directors shows town School graduates 256 seniors in June 23 — James Gardner, St. marks 45 years as elevator taxpayers will get a 1.35-mill tax hike ceremonies at St. Joseph’s Cathedral Manchester Community College lec­ operator in State Capitol. in tax rate instead of originally in­ in Hartford. Local art students paint turer dismissed from his job in April, May 29 —Arthur H. House, son of dicated 1.11 mill. Main St. and Center St. fire hydrants is barred from teaching a class at Connecticut Supreme Court Justice May 7 —Group of men and women in colors and designs appropriate to MCC today and is ejected from cam­ Charles S. and Mrs. House, and tour Lewie farm near Finley St. off the Bicentennial. pus by college security police. former guest editorial writer for The E . Middle Tpke. and sign up for gar­ June 14 — Cheney Tech graduates Manchester Community College and Herald, is selected as a White House Mi den plots to be made there soon. 72 seniors, the largest class in the residents of Squire Village get 69,747 Feliow; he is an economist with the Heritage Savings & Loan Association school’s history. in federai funds for parent-child World Bank. Mrs. Angela Zeppa of 72 of Man9hester opens Tolland branch, June 16 — Manchester Herald’s project. :\ Campfield Rd. observes her 90th JIT BANKINU the first new banking facility in “Best of Show” award is given to June 24 — Buckland School phases birthday. Tolland in 134 years. Elizabeth Winchester for her out as an elementary school and will May 30—Mrs. Karen Furbish of 173 X May 8 —St. Jam es School an­ lineographed print entitled “Prophet house Head Start in September. Spruce St. is salutatorian of Class of I:' nounces reopening of kindergarten in of Peaceable Kingdom” entered in June 25— Gov. Ella Grasso breaks pfn’r-- 1975 at Manchester Community . September after 25 years of inactivi­ the second annuai Manchester Out­ ground for Regional Occupational College. Ruel Wicks, scoutmaster of ty. Town directors adopt town budget door Arts and Crafts Show sponsored Training Center at Hillstown Rd. and Boy Scout Troop 47 since 1969, •111# calling for tax rate of 50.65 mills, up by the Manchester Art Association. Wetherell St. retires, but will remain with the 1.35 mills over current rate, and the TTie Rev. Wayne Kendall, one of June 26 — Eighth District voters troop as senior advisor. Mrs. Marion Fire District tax rate will be 6 mills, three pastors at South United adopt 4-mill tax rate and 6258,187 Buckler, 67, retired executive up 0.30 mills over current rate. Methodist Church, receives an ap­ budget for 1975-76 (up 1.5 mills and ^ 1 nMivE 'll ^ housekeeper at Manchester May 9 —Girls at New Hope Manor pointment as pastor of the U nit^ $41,554), re-elect district’s president PHASE II Memorial Hospital, dies. host officers of Gilbert & Sullivan Methodist Church in West Michael Massaro, treasurer, clerk May 31 —About ^ teenagers sign Former Mayor Harold A. Turkington receives Chamber of Workshop at tea in appreciation of 'Chelmsford, Mass. and tax collector, and elects two new up for 19-mile walk-a-thon for Commerce “M” Award. 6600 donated to the manor by the June 17 — Mrs. Luna Hutchinson directors to board. Town realizes $2,- J crippled children. workshop from proceeds of its spring and Everett Kennedy are honored by 092 in 1974 from glass recycling production. Mayor John Thompson for their long program. Dupre is selected the Loyalty Day Aprii 2 —Three of the 19 historical May 10 —The Rev. David Wilker- June years of dedicate service on the June 27 — Manchester building Queen by the VFW and its Ladies markers placed around town during son, founder of Teen Challenge, leads Permanent Memorial Day Com­ department approves permit for Auxiliary. Manchester’s Sesquicentennial in old-time religion youth rally at June 2 — About 500 local school mittee. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. April 17 —The Manchester Housing 1973 are stolen. John J. FitzPatrick is Manchester High School attend^ by students participated in 19-mile June 18 — Bennet Junior High (A&P) to plan $145,000 worth of The Jet Binking Account, Authority approves plans for 40 named general chairman of the 1975 about 2,000 area young people. walk-a-thon and raise nearly 615,000 School students participate in school renovations to vacant supermarket housing units for elderly on Spencer Knights of Columbus State Conven­ May 12 —Manchester High School in pledges to benefit Hemlocks Out­ beautification project in front of the at Burr Comers Shopping Plaza. St. Michael’s Jewelers, whose Itk more than tion in May. Mark F. Abraitis joins math team wins third place in state door Education Center for crippled renovated old trade building. Local June 28 — Miss Manchester, Mary A Manchester store is located at 958 The Herald as office manager. The competition. children and adults in Hebron. Unit 26 of the Connecticut Nurses Cadorette of East Hartford, wins Main St., celebrates is 75th year in free shopper bus schedule for Senior May 13 —Reginald Pinto, The June 3 — Secretary of State Gloria Association rejects negotiated con­ talent contest in Miss Connecticut a checking retail jewelry business. Harry Smith Citizens is discontinued because of Herald’s chief photographer, wins Schaffer tells members of tract between nurses and Pageant. The Rev. Mack Weiford is returns as director of Camp Kennedy lack of interest. third place for his photograph of a Democratic Women’s Club of Manchester Memorial Hospital. East installed as pastor of Presbyterian after a three-year absence. Dr. John account. April 3 —Board of Directors learns llama in the animal category of the Manchester to become more in­ Catholic High School baseball team Church. Manchester Council on S.R. Basile of West Hartford, a none of 6150,000 HUD funds originally annual UPI Newspapers of New volved in politics. East Catholic High wins state championship in Ciass B World Hunger sends $500 to India. founder of Manchester Chapter of Up until now, most banks thought available to Manchester will England Contest for newspapers un­ School golf team wins State Division titie in 6-5 victory over Stamford Mari-Mad’s youth specialty shop UNICO National, is first to receive be received. Cheney Tech is said in der 30,000 circulation. All 50 garden II championship with a team total Catholic. celebrates its 21st year in business tried to make their checking accounts' UNICO Americanism award. plots on Lewie farm are assigned to score of 314. Emanuel Lutheran June 19 — Plantings at new Swan­ and moves to 757 Main St. from its N danger of losing its athletic program April 18— The estate of the late An­ different by offering lots of different colors" if Gov. Ella Grasso approves town residents for their own private Church sponsors Vietnamese refugee son Memorial Area at Robertson former location at 691 Main St. drew Ferguson, who died last proposed education budget. use for the sununer. Special com­ famiiy. George T. LaBonne forms Park are completed with funds con­ June 29 — Mary Cadorette, 18, of and styles. December, is worth |815,038. April 4 -B r ia n Kilpatrick and mittee is formed to promote plan for Labonne, Jones-Mudvihill Inc., a new tributed in memory of the late Victor East Hartford and East Catholic Now, CBT's Jet Banking gives you a checking Hagadone Newspapers of Coeur Hilary Cooper are named valedic­ community bandshell. property and casualty insurance E . Swanson who was Eighth District High School, is crowned Miss d’Alene, Idaho, owner of The Herald, account that is different. torian and salutatorian, respectively, May 14 —Board of Directors agency to do business at 155 Main St. president at the time of his-death. ‘Connecticut and is second Miss purchases the Haverhill Gazette of of the Manchester High School Class rejects proposal to create a June 4 — Contract for construction Andrew N. LaPenta is appointed Manchester to be so honored. With a CBT Jet Banking Account, you can transfer money from your Haverhill, Mass. John H. Krinjak of 1975. Manchester-South Windsor Health of R^onal Occupational Training minister of the United Methodist June 30— John and Dorothy Bowen becomes licensed embalmer and is savings account to your checking account (or vice-versa) by just picking April 5 —Arrangements are com­ District. Low bidder for Regional Oc­ Center, is signed by General Manager Church of Townsend, Mass. seli their dwelling on Woodbridge St. associated with Rose Hill Funeral pleted for a Catholic priest and an cupational Training Center is J.S. Weiss on behalf of the Town of June 20— Diplomas are awarded to and buy historic General Lyon Inn on up the phone. Any time of day. Any day of the week. Just come in and Home, Rocky Hill. Brian McKeever, Episcopalian rector and his wife to Nasin Co. of Willimantic with base Manchester and Mark E . Nasin, 645 graduates of Manchester Hign Rt. 44A, Eastford. sign up. senior at East Catholic, is named All- accompany a group of Irish teen­ bid of 61,087,456, well under the es­ president of the J.S . Nasin Co. of American Senior by the National And, if you write a check bigger than your balance, you can cover agers from Northern Ireland who timated 61.4 million project cost. Willimantic, general contractor for Panorama of American Youth. will be guests of St. Jam es Church May 15 —Band of Nutmeg Forest, the project. Scandia Lodge, Vasa the overdrawn amount with your CBT Master Charge Plan. April 19 —Round Table Singers Tall Cedars of Lebanon, wins another and St. lo r y ’s Episcopal Church this Order of America, observes Dia­ The Jet Banking summer. leave for concert tour in Hawaii. first place award at the Supreme mond Jubilee at Manchester Country S April 21 —Winning Miss Convention in Atlantic City. Gub. Arthur E. Smith, former chair­ Account also lets you April 7 -B ra d Jones is winner in o ' t. 1 . ' the 8-10-year-old age group, boys M anchester 1975 title is Mary May 16 —Mrs. Edson ^ l e y , 76, man of the board of United Aircraft . save money automati­ division, in first Manchester Lions' Cadorette of East Hartford, senior at town civic leader and recipient of Corp. in Hartford, is elected to a five- East Catholic High School. coveted "M” award from Greater year term as a tm tee of Worcester cally. You can even pay Student Road Race; he ran a one-mile -I*-;, course in 10:24 minutes. April 22—Official Bicentennial flag Manchester Chanqber of Commerce, Polytechnic Institute. CBT loan installments is raised at the Municipal Building. UT April 8 —The majority of speakers dies. The late Alexander Jarvis June 5 — Dr. Frederick W. Lowe The Eighth District Fire Department t and your insurance at the town budget hearing favor leaves an estate valued at 67 million, Jr ., former dean at Manchester Com­ a stands to save 69.100 in hydrant holding the tax line or even cutting it. according to an 84-page inventory munity College, receives Certificate a premiums automatically. April 9 —Mrs. John, C. Rieg, ex­ charges when Town of Manchester filed in ^ n ch e ste r Probate Court. of Commendation from the MCC Another nice extra is formally acquires the Manchester May 17 —The Rev. Thorsten Regional Council at the college’s regent of Orford Parish Chapter, the Jet Banking Combined Statement. It gives DAR, is first regent of newly formed Water Co. Gustafson of Southbury, former commencement exercises. April 23 —George K. Sweetnam pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church Capt. Noah Grant Chapter, DAR, in Manchester Council on World Hunger o ! M you a monthly summary of all your checking wins National Merit 61.000 from 1933 to 1944, announces retire­ sends 6500 to a self-help project in In­ O at Tolland. A request from Manchester >» 'w# an d savings activity. Community College for a Nike Site Scholarship award. Meadows Con­ ment from Lutheran ministry. dia. O, valescent Home holds its first coln- May 19 —About 35 Bennet Junior June 6 — Manchester Scholarship The nicest thing about your CBT Jet day care center is rejected by town :m o :. directors. mencement for residents in pilot High School students pedal a 20-mile Foundation, Inc., awards are Banking Account is what it costs you. April 10 —Leo Gauthier, 22, of education program at the home. Bike-A-Thon to benefit Greater Hart­ presented to 39 students from f i April 24 —The three-story building ford Chapter of the National Federa­ Manchester’s high schools and com­ Nothing. Manchester, is shot and killed in W i front of Shoor Jewellers on Main St. at 91-95 Center St., known as the tion of the Blind of Connecticut. munity college. Erling Larsen, 68, by Donald Pascale of New Jersey. Trotter Block, is demolished to make May 20 —Eighth District board of former operator of Larsen’s Heidi Graf heads newly organiz^ way for additional parking spaces for directors recommends a 4-mill tax Hardware in Manchester’s North Junior Girls’ Unit of VFW Auxiliary. Municipal Building operations." rate for 1975-76, a 1.5-milI increase End, dies. THE CONNECTICUT BANK The Hartford National Bank & Trust Seymour B. Kaplan succeeds Dr. over 2.5 mills current levy. William June 7 — Piano’s Motel on Center 6 Co. is low bidder on notes to finance Martin Rubin as chairman of the 1975 R. Johnson of Glastonbury is named St. is sold and becomes Essex Motor AND TRUST COMPANY the 61.4 million Regional Oc­ Jewish Appeal campaign. Mr. and president of Savings Bank of Inn. cupational Training Center for the Mrs. Vytau A. Chemerka are elected Manchester succeeding Everett June 9 — Manchester Board of handicapped. commander and president, respec­ Livesey who is retiring. Education approves an operating April 11 —Police Sgt. Patricia tively, of VFW Post and Auxiliary. May 21 —Manchester Memorial budget for 1975-76 of 613 million, Graves is accepted to the FBI April 25 —Gov. Ella Grasso ad­ Hospital elects the following four 6320,000 less than originally proposed Academy’s 102nd session. Susan dresses members of Voluntat^ Ac­ honorary trustees: Jacob F. Miller, budget. Klemens, former Herald reporter tion Program and presents awards at who served as the board’s president June 10 — Pledges for 65,600 are and photographer, is named one of VAC luncheon at Manchester Com­ for more than 12 years until last received for the St. James Schooi the 20 finalists in a national college munity College. y ear; Alfred W. Cavedon, who Foundation, Inc. during a two-night photo-journalism competition. Ken April 26 —Manchester protests cut retir^ last year as a trustee; and telethon. Michael Dworkin, owner of Thomas is the first ever to roll a of 6^,692 in revenue share for fiscal Robert P. Fuller and Gordon G. Liggett Rexall Parkade Drug Store, perfect 300 ten-pin bowling game in year 1975-76; it received 6988,089 for Fogg, both former trustees. is elected to his sixth term as presi­ fiscal 1974-75. Manchester Patrolman James dent of Manchester Parkade banUng the way you wont It. Manchester. Several students are expelled from East Catholic High April 28—The Manchester Council Meehan resigns from Manchester Merchants Association. Frank S. School because of involvement in on World Hunger reports 66,788.50 Police Department to join the state Wiison of Giastonbury, formerly of drugs. received to date. Manchester police. Temperature hits a record Manchester, receives the University Member F.D.l.C. April 12—Former Mayor Harold A. Philatelic Society’s 15th annual high of 94 degrees. Capt. George P. of Hartford Alumni Council’s Turkington receives Greater MANPEX draws about 3,500 stamp McCaughey of the Manchester Police Distinguished Alumnus award for Manchester Chamber of Commerce collectors in two-day show at Department announces his retire­ 1975. Board of Education approves Manchester High School. “M” award; Helen Thomas, UPI ment after more than 29 years of ser­ continuation .^ f Manchester’s par­ April 29 —Manchester Memorial Miss Mary Cadorette, East Catholic High School senior, named White House correspondent, is guest vice. ticipation in ^ j e c t Concern at tui­ speaker. Hospital receives check for 662,000 May 22 —Mrs. Florence Levine, tion rate of 6700 per student. Miss Connecticut. ./

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com., Tues., Jan. 6, 1976- PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURlfeEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan 6, 1978 * proval was subject to completion of the turn-around and drainage dltdi PZC struggles with zoning changes alons the property. Building a pond News that made 1975 Manchester history division has 162 acres and includes a public hearing indefinitely on a Acting as the Inland Wetlands agriculture is classified in the R1 Hebron lawraasr - Residential District and is a use per­ eight two-acre lots fronting on Wall request by the owners of Northam Commission, it approved a request April 14 —Robert D. Lannan Is from the hospital’s auxiliary. Sewer biology teacher at Manchester High April EVELYN CROSTON mitted by a special permit granted St. HiUs Section II that they be allowed from Bdlchael Pagach of Burnt Hill I named Manchester’s fifth police improvements to Manchester’s School, is named winner of Outstan­ The Planning and Zoning Conunis- to subdivide a 35-acre tract into 25 April 1 —Concerned citizens in by the commission. Highview Estate Rd. to construct a one-acre pond on chief since local department was Secondary Sewage Treatment Plant ding Biology Teacher of Connecticut sion during 19^ conducted several building lots. The owner presented a public hearing urge Sen. David Barry ’The commission said in May the R1 In April, the Higfaview Estates Sub­ his property. founded. Mark Kravitz receives The are estimated at $200,000. award. Main St. merchants form public hearings on the proposed new alternative to solve a water to speak for stlffer punishment for and R2 Districts would continue to be division on Rt. 66 and Burrows Hill Glass museum « Marine Club of Hartford’s Communi­ April 30 —Arne P. Sterud receives Bettenhent Association to attract zoning regulations. C t V f f law violators on crime control bills a^icultural. Rd. consisting of 20 lots on 103 acres drainage problem. At its October meeting, the com­ ty Service Award. his commission as a district deputy people downtovra. As a result of proposed changes, Hebron Center y t u r now in the General Assembly. New April 15 —Citizens Advisory Com­ Grand Master for Connecticut May 23 —Town highway depart­ West St. petition was approved. mission received plans from Mrs. the commission received a petition The Hebron Center Business Zone Hope Manor’s fund crisis forces mittee approves joint Washington Masons in special ceremony. ment digs holes on grounds of Cheney The commission received a peti­ Tlie commission also established a Virginia Butterfield of Bolton to con­ n OTIH from residents in one area of town Subdivision on Rt. 66 was approved layoH of four staff members who are School-town recreation building Homestead off Hartford Rd. in tion in June requesting a proposed study committee to set up vert the former Grants Hall on Rt. 85 and heard comments from local by the commission. CALL ^ still basically helping out at the plans. Mrs. Bernice Maher is guest preparation fw reproduction of one- high density area on West St. and Rt. procedures to deal with existing into a glass museum. May farmers. It approved the Shangrila Section center without pay. Town Manager at reception honoring her for her 49 room schoolhouse still standing on 94 on the plan of development map be summer and/or permanent The commission closed out the 643-2711 May 1 —First Hartford Realty Farmers angry n . Subdivision on Crouch Rd. in Robert Weiss includes proposed years of teaching in Manchester. Keeney St. near Glastonbury town changed back to m ^ium density residences in the Amston Lake year with a request for a hearing on ASK FOR CONNIE Corp. of Manchester today sells Its In April after hearings, several September. It consisted of seven two- pedestrian bridge connecting ^nnet April 16—Leslie Boardman, deputy line. residential. District. the proposed Sorghum Mill Farms Parkade Apartments complex on W. local farmers complained to the acre lots. Junior High buildings in his six-year town clerk and director of ad­ May 24 —Andy West, junior at The petition was signed by about 80 In May the conunission approved Subdivision on Millstream Rd. Middle Tpke. to a Bloomfield woman commission that it had not Also approved was the Salmon Capital Improvement Program. ministration in Manchester, Cheney Tech, completes 100 miles persons. for building lots 1,2 , 3, 4, 5 and 6 of They have not as yet taken any ac­ uhe HcralCi for $1.6 million. Everett J. Livesey, designated an agricultural district in River Park Resubdivision on Slocum Manchester Property Owners England, and his wife, visit' around Cheney track in 24-hour Jan. 1975 the commission approved the Fawn Ridge Subdivision on West tion on the proposed plan of develop­ president of Savings Bank of the new town plan. Rd. and Carriage Dr. It has two lots, Association executive board asks Manchester; he visited here two marathon run for Newington the nine-lot Eisemann Subdivision on St. ment or the proposed zoning Manchester, announces his retire­ In the proposed regulations. one of 11 acres and one of 16. The ap- town’s Board of Directors to restore years ago during the town’s Children’s Hospital. The Rev. ^ c k 'Wall St. and Loveland Rd. The sub­ The commission in June adjourned regulations. Lincoln Center parking area to a ment effective Aug. 1 and intention to Sesquicentennial. Miss Jeannine move to Georgia. A. Weiford, formerly of Ballston Spa, grassy lawn. May 2 —Town’s General Fund tax N.Y., assumes pastorate of rate will go up 1.11 mills and the Fire Presbyterian Chwch. The Rev. Felix 1... *. Mm* .'T la v ia .naat/\i* /vf KAniMiH District tax rate 0.30 mills as of July Davis, pastor of Second 1, and not 5.5 mills and 0.80 mills, Conpegational Church, is awarded respectively, as recorded by Town doctorate of ministry. Manager Robert Weiss. Retired May 27 —Thousands view more Manchester Police Chief James than 1,000 townspeople march In Reardon receives Manchester Bar Memorial . Day Parade. Cheryl Ann Association’s 1975 Liberty Bell Hyde is notified by Gov. Ella Grasso Police Chief Robert Lannan has tight grip on his wife’s hand Award in Law Day ceremonies on she is one of two Cminecticut high while taking oath of office from Town Clerk Edward J. (PIOnE S « UUKM6 B CONHISIK.) same day his retirement becomes of­ school seniors selected to attend ficial. National Youth Science Camp in Tomkiel. West Virginia this summer; it’s the \ May 3 —Dr. Sammy Lee, two-time June 11 — Board of Directors op­ School in ceremonies at Memorial first time in the program’s 13 years a Olympic Games gold medal swim poses Police Chief Robert Lanahan’s Field. For the first time since the girl from Connecticut is chosen. winner in platform diving, visits Mr. request for a deputy chief. Stanley H. beginning of the American Field Ser­ May 28—Three changes in elemen­ and Mrs. Jack Hunter. Steiner is elected most puissant vice program in Manchester, two tary school principalships are an­ May 5—T.D. Faulkner, formerly of pand master of the Grand Council of AFS students are accCTted for next nounced: Robert E . Heins, principal Manchester and prominent area Royal and Select Masters of Connec­ school year; there h a s ^ n only one at Robertson School 13 years, will go' realtor, dies. Anderson-Shea Post ticut.^ AFS student other years. to Washington Sqhool; Walter C. VFW float wins second prize in VFW June 12 — Everett J . Livesey, June 21 — Phyllis Jackston, Roth, principal at Washington School < Loyalty Day parade in East Hart­ retiring president of Savings Bank of; secretary of Manchester Board of 17 years, will go to Verplanck; ford. Manchester, is honored at dinner- Directors, is installed as secretary of William F. Freeman, principal at May 6,—Detailed review of the dance by bank officers and staff. Connecticut State Federation of Verplanck School 11 years, will go to General Fund budget recommended June 13 — East Catholic High Democratic Women’s Clubs. by Board of Directors shows town Robertson. Wilfred Waters of Bissell June 23 — James Gardner, ANIivUilvHiv School graduates 256 seniors in St. marks 45 years as elevator taxpayers will get a 1.35-mill tax hike ceremonies at St. Joseph’s Cathedral Manchester Community College lec­ operator in State Capitol. in tax rate instead of originally in­ in Hartford. Local art students paint turer dismissed from his job in April, May 29 —Arthur H. House, son of dicated 1.11 mill. Main St. and Center St. fire hydrants is barred from teaching a class at Connecticut Supreme Court Justice May 7 —Group of men and women in colors and designs appropriate to MCC today and is ejected from cam­ Charles S. and Mrs. House, and tour Lewie farm near Finley St. off the Bicentennial. pus by college security police. former p est editorial writer for The E . Middle Tpke. and sign up for gar­ June 14 — Cheney Tech graduates Manchester Community College and Herald, is selected as a White House A den plots to be made there soon. 72 seniors, the largest class in the residents of Squire Village get $9,747 Fellow; he is an economist with the Heritage Savings & Loan Association school’s history. in federal funds for parent-child World Bank. Mrs. Angela Zeppa of 72 of Manchester opens Tolland branch, June 16 — Manchester Herald’s project. \ VI Campfield Rd. observes her 90th the first new banking facility in “Best of Show” award is given to^ June 24 — Buckland School phases birthday. JET BANKINu Tolland in 134 years. Elizabeth Winchester for her out as an elementary school and will May 30—Mrs. Karen Furbish of 173 May 8 —St. James School an­ lineographed print entitled “Prophet house Head Start in September. ‘\ Spruce St. is salutatorian of Class of nounces reopening of kindergarten in of Peaceable Kingdom” entered in June 25 — Gov. Ella Grasso breaks 1975 at Manchester Community . TV September after 25 years of inactivi­ the second annual Manchester Out­ ground for Regional Occupational College. Ruel Wicks, scoutmaster of ty. Town directors adopt town budget door Arts and Crafts Show sponsored Training Center at Hillstown Rd. and Boy Scout Troop 47 since 1969, calling for tax rate of 50.65 mills, up by the Manchester Art Association. Wetherell St. \ retires, but will remain with the 1.35 mills over current rate, and the Tlie Rev. Wayne Kendall, one of June 26 — Eighth District voters it troop as senior advisor. Mrs. Marion " f» Fire District tax rate will be 6 mills, three pastors at South United adopt 4-mill tax rate and $258,187 Buckler, 67, retired executive f up 0.30 mills over current rate. Methodist Church, receives an ap­ budget for 1975-76 (up 1.5 mills and housekeeper at Manchester ■ II May 9 —Girls at New Hope Manor PHASE II f pointment as pastor of the U nit^ $41,554), re-elect district’s president '•:lK \s Memorial Hospital, dies. host officers of Gilbert & Sullivan Methodist Church in West Michael Massaro, treasurer, clerk May 31 —About 800 teenagers s ip Former Mayor Harold A. Turkington receives Chamber of Workshop at tea in appreciation of Chelmsford, Mass. and tax collector, and elects two new up for 19-mile walk-a-thon for $600 donated to the manor by the June 17 — Mrs. Luna Hutchinson directors to board. Town realizes $2,- Commerce “M” Award. crippled children. workshop from proceeds of its spring and Everett Kennedy are honored by 092 in 1974 from glass recycling production. Mayor John Thompson for their long program. Dupre is selected the Loyalty Day May 10 —The Rev. David Wilker- April 2 —Three of the 19 historical Ju n e years of dedicated service on the June 27 — Manchester building Queen by the VFW and its Ladies markers placed around town during son, founder of Teen Challenge, leads Permanent Memorial Day Com­ department approves permit for Auxiliary. Manchester’s Sesquicentennial in old-time religion youth rally at June 2 — About 500 local school mittee. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. April 17 —The Manchester Housing Manchester High School attend^ by 1973 are stolen. John J. FitzPatrick is students participated in 19-mile June 18 — Bennet Junior High (A&P) to plan $145,000 worth of The Jet Banking Account* Authority approves plans for 40 named general chairman of the 1975 about 2,000 area young people. walk-a-thon and raise nearly $15,000 School students participate in school renovations to vacant supermarket housing units for elderly on Spencer Knights of Columbus State Conven­ May 12 —Manchester High School in pledges to benefit Hemlocks Out­ beautification project in front of the at Burr Corners Shopping Plaza. f * St. Michael’s Jewelers, whose math team wins third place in state more than tion in May. Mark F. Abraitis joins door Education Center for crippled renovated old trade building. Local June 28 — Miss Manchester, Mary Manchester store is located at 958 IMS 7 3 The Herald as office manager. The competition. children and adults in Hebron. Unit 26 of the Connecticut Nurses Cadorette of East Hartford, wins Main St., celebrates is 75th year in May 13 —Reginald Pinto, The June 3 — Secretary of State Gloria Association rejects negotiated con­ talent contest in Miss Connecticut I free shopper bus schedule for Senior ' m a checking . retail jewelry business. Harry Smith Herald’s chief photographer, wins Citizens Is discontinued because of Schaffer tells members of tract between nurses and Pageant. ’The Rev. Mack Weiford is returns as director of Canrlp Kennedy third place for his photograph of a i lack of interest. Democratic Women’s Club of Manchester Memorial Hospital. East installed as pastor of Presbyterian after a three-year absence. Dr. John account. April 3 —Board of Directors learns llama in the animal category of the Manchester to become more in­ Catholic High School baseball team Church. Manchester Council on * S.R. Basile of West Hartford, a none of $150,000 HUD funds originally annual UPI Newspapers of New volved in politics. East Catholic High wins state championship in Class B World Hunger sends $500 to India. founder of Manchester Chapter of Up until now, most banks thought available to Manchester will England Contest for newspapers un­ School golf team wins State Division title in 6-5 victory over Stamford Mari-Mad’s youth specialty shop UNICO National, is first to receive f ( J; % mM: be received. Cheney Tech is said in der 30,000 circulation. All 50 garden II championship with a team total Catholic. celebrates its 21st year in business tried to make their checking accounts'^ UNICO Americanism award. * danger of losing its athleti(fprogram plots on Lewie farm are assigned to score of 314. Emanuel Lutheran June 19 — Plantings at new Swan­ and moves to 757 Main St. from its April 18— The estate of the late An­ l i l i M l different by offering lots of different colors' if Gov. Ella Grasso approves town residents for their own private Church sponsors Vietnamese refugee son Memorial Area at Robertson former location at 691 Main St. drew Ferguson, who died last proposed education budget. use for the summer. Special com­ family. George T. LaBonne forms Park are completed with funds con­ June 29 — Mary Cadorette, 18, of and styles. December, is worth $815,038. April 4 —Brian Kilpatrick and mittee is formed to promote plan for Labonne, Jones-Mudvihill Inc., a new tributed in memory, of the late Victor East Hartford and East Catholic Now, CBT's Jet Banking gives you a checking Hagadone Newspapefs of Coeur mmmmt Hilary Cooper are named valedic­ community bandshell. property and casualty insurance E. Swanson who was Eighth District High School, is crowned Miss d’Alene, Idaho, owner of The Herald, account that is different. torian and salutatorian, respectively, May 14 —Board of Directors agency to do business at 155 Main St. president at the time of his death. Connecticut and is second Miss purchases the Haverhill Gazette of of the Manchester High School Class rejects proposal to create a June 4 — Contract for construction Andrew N. LaPenta is appointed Manchester to be so honored. I p With a CBT Jet Banking Account, you can transfer money from your Haverhill, Mass. ^John H. Krinjak P i : of 1975. Manchester-South Windsor Health of Regional Occupational Training minister of the United Methodist June 30— John and Dorothy Bowen becomes licensed embalmer and is l i i l savings account to your checking account (or vice-versa) by just picking April 5 —Arrangements are com­ District. Low bidder for Regional Oc­ Center, is siped by General Manager Church of Townsend, Mass. sell their dwelling on Woodbridge St. associated with Rose Hill Funeral - pleted for a Catholic priest and an cupational Training Center is J.S. Weiss on behalf of the Town of June 20— Diplomas are awarded to and buy historic General Lyon Inn on J'' ’ " up the phone. Any time of day. Any day of the week. Just come in and Home, Rocky Hill. Brian McKeever, i i i l i Episcopalian rector and his wife to Nasin Co. of Willimantic with base Manchester and Mark E. Nasin, 645 graduates of Manchester High Rt. 44A, Eastford. i:t# f sign up. senior at East Catholic, is named All- accompany a group of Irish teen­ bid of $1,087,456, well under the es­ president of the J.S . Nasin Co. of American Senior by the National And, if you write a check bigger than your balance, you can cover agers from Northern Ireland who timated $1.4 million project cost. Willimantic, general contractor for Panorama of American Youth. will be guests of St. Jam es Church May 15 —Band of Nutmeg Forest, the project. Scandia Lodge, Vasa the overdrawn amount with your CBT Master Charge Plan. April 19 —Round Table Singers i m . and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church this Tall Cedars of Lebanon, wins another Order of America, observes Dia­ The Jet Banking summer. leave for concert tour in Hawaii. first place award at the Supreme mond Jubilee at Manchester Country April 21 —Winning Miss April 7 —Brad Jones is winner in Convention in Atlantic City. Club. Arthur E. Smith, former chair­ Account also lets you M anchester 1975 title is Mary May 16 —Mrs. Edson Bailey, 76, the 8-10-year-old age group, boys man of the board of United Aircraft I*. § ' t • I . save money automati­ Cadorette of East Hartford, senior at town civic leader and recipient of Corp. in Hartford, is elected to a five- « • division, in first Manchester Lions. . turn ; cally. You can even pay Student Road Race; he ran a one-mile' ^ ^ast Catholic High School coveted “M” award from Greater year term as a trustee of Worcester p * ■ April 22-O fficial Bicentennial flag Manchester Chan|ber of Commerce, Polytechnic Institute. ^^8 course in 10:24 minutes. u t CBT loan installments is raised at the Municipal Building. April 8 —The majority of speakers dies. The late Alexander Jarvis June 5 — Dr. Frederick W. Lowe a and your insurance at the town budget hearing favor The Eighth District Fire Department leaves an estate valued at $7 million, Jr., former dean at Manchester Com­ stands to save $9,100 in hydrant holding the tax line or even cutting it. according to an 84-page inventory munity College, receives Certificate o premiums automatically. April 9 —Mrs. John. C. Rieg, ex­ charges when Town of Manchester filed in Manchester Probate Court. of Commendation from the MCC s Another nice extra is formally acquires the Manchester May 17 —The Rev. Thorsten Regional Council at the college’s regent of Orford Parish Chapter, c r the Jet Banking Combined Statement. It gives DAR, is first regent of newly formed Water Co. Gustafson of Southbury, former commencement exercises. mm Capt. Noah Grant Chapter, DAR, in April 23 —George K. Sweetnam pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church Manchester Council on World Hunger you a monthly summary of all your checking Tolland. A request from Manchester wins National Merit $1,000 from 1933 to 1944, announces retire­ sends $500 to a self-help project in In­ m m • and savings activity. Community College for a Nike Site Scholarship award. Meadows Con­ ment from Lutheran ministry. dia. •? P : valescent Home holds its first com­ «•* V The nicest thing about your CBT Jet day care center is rejected by town May 19 —About 35 Bennet Junior June 6 — Manchester Scholarship ■ directors. mencement for residents in pilot High School students pedal a 20-mile Foundation, Inc., awards are Banking Account is what it costs you. education program at the home. April 10 —Leo Gauthier, 22, of Bike-A-Thon to benefit Greater Hart­ presented to 39 students from April 24 —The three-story building Nothing. Manchester, is shot and killed in ford Chapter of the National Federa­ Manchester’s high schools and com­ front of Shoor Jewellers on Main St. at 91-95 Center St., known as the tion of the Blind of Connecticut. munity college. Erling Larsen, 68, by Donald Pascale of New Jersey. Trotter Block, is demolished to make May 20 —Eighth District board of former operator of Larsen’s Heidi Graf heads newly organiz^ way for additional parking spaces for directors recommends a 4-mill tax Hardware in Manchester’s North Junior Girls’ Unit of VFW Auxiliary. Municipal Building operations. rate for 1975-76, a 1.5-mill increase End, dies. THE CONNECTICUT BANK The Hartford National Bank & Trust Seymour B. Kaplan succeeds Dr. over 2.5 mills current levy. William June 7 — Fiano’s Motel on Center Co. is low bidder on notes to finance Martin Rubin as chairman of the 1975 R. Johnson of Glastonbury is named St. is sold and becomes Essex Motor AND TRUST COMPANY the $1.4 million Regional Oc­ Jewish Appeal campaign. Mr. and president of Savings Bank of Inn. cupational Training Center for the Mrs. Vytau A. Chemerka are elected Manchester succeeding Everett June 9 — Manchester Board of handicapped. commander and president, respec­ Livesey who is retiring. Education approves an operating April 11 —Police Sgt. Patricia tively, of VFW Post and Auxiliary. May 21 —Manchester Memorial budget for 1975-76 of $13 million, Graves is accepted to the FBI April 25 —Gov. Ella Grasso ad­ Hospital elects the following four $320,000 less than originally proposed Academy’s 102nd session. Susan dresses members of Voluntary Ac­ honorary trustees; Jacob F. Mller, budget. Klemens, former Herald reporter tion Program and presents awards at who served as the board’s president June 10 — Pledges for $5,600 are and photographer, is named one of VAC luncheon at Manchester Com­ for more than 12 years until last received for the St. James School the 20 finalists in a national college munity College. y ear; Alfred W. Cavedon, who Foundation, Inc. during a two-night photo-journalism competition. Ken April 26 —Manchester protests cut retired last year as a trustee; and telethon. Michael Dworkin, owner of Thomas is the first ever to roll a of $72,692 in revenue share for fiscal Robert P. Fuller and Gordon G. Liggett Rexall Parkade Drug Store, perfect 300 ten-pin bowling game in year 1975-76; it received $988,089 for Fogg, both former trustees. is elected to his sixth term as presi­ fiscal 1974-75. Manchester Patrolman James banking the way you want it Manchester. Several students are dent of Manchester Parkade expelled from East Catholic High April 28 —The Manchester Council Meehan re sip s from Manchester Merchants Association. Frank S. School because of involvement in on World Hunger reports $6,788.50 Police Department to join the state Wilson of Glastonbury, formerly of drugs. received to date. Manchester police. Temperature hits a record Manchester, receives the University Member F.D.I.C. April 12—Former Mayor Harold A. Philatelic Society’s 15th annual high of 94 degrees. Capt. George P. of Hartford Alumni Council’s Turkington receives Greater MANPEX draws about 3,500 stamp McCaughey of th§ Manchester Police Distinguished Alumnus award for Manchester Chamber of Commerce collectors in two-day show at Department announces his retire­ 1975. Board of Education approves Manchester High School. ment after more than 29 years of ser­ continuation of Manchester’s par­ "M ” award; Helen Thomas, UPI Miss Mary Cadorette, East Catholic High School senior, named White House correspondent, is guest April 29 —Manchester Memorial vice. ticipation in Project Concern at tui­ speaker. Hospital receives check for $62,000 May 22 —Mrs. Florence Levine, tion rate of $700 per student. Miss Connecticut. r

PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Jan 6.1976 MANCHiaiTKR EVENING HtaiALD. Manchester. Coim., Tues., Jan. 6,1978— PAGE ^VENTM^N TOWN OP MANCHESTER NOTICE THERE’S A BUMPER Mourn For Bah u LEGAL CROP OP VALUES □ EDUCATION Shelton arson trial Rocky Hill fire officials ’Hie Registrars of Voters of Manchester - coionui, the Town of Manchester, NOTICE IN THE WANT ADS •••••••to***************** c e n tra l lo catio n , good Conn., will be in session in the CALL PrNata Inttruethna IS mechanical condition, new Registrars Office at the The Zoning Board of summations to start sift ashes for fire cause Appeals will hold public 643-2711 ------* kitchen cabinett, mtall barn, Municipal Building, Friday, i i e r a l J ) PIANO INSTRUCTION - with owner anxkm, ^,900, Hayes January 9; 1976, from I p.m. heuings on Monday, January an experienced, capable Corp. 6464)131. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The trial of trial will go to the jury early next ROCKY HILL (UPI) - Fire of­ cold and found refugejn a nearby until 4 p.m., for purpose of 19,1976, starting at 7:00 P.M., teacher. Beginnen a necial------nine men charged witt destroying a week. ficials today sifted through frozen Howard Johnson Inn and the making an enrollment of elec­ in the Hearing Room of the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ty. Can 640-12M. RANCH, 5 1/2 itxmu, three Munidpal BuUding to hear Shelton rubber factory nears an end Final-witnesses for the Rev. David debris in an apartment building, ’Travelers Motor Lodge tors who are entitled to vote — ------bedroomi. fireplace, living with summary arguments scheduled N. Bubar, a Baptist minister and at any primary or caucus of and consider the following □ NOTICE$ LEARN O rgan, P iano, room with L » a M dlniM searching for clues about the cause petitions: Guitar, your home or mine. area. Garage, excellent to begin Wednesday. Under the reputed psychic from Memphis, the Town of Manchester and 'T i of a blaze that left some 250 tenants Item 1 No. 471 — John w. PHONE 643-2711 Very reasonable rates. Free neighborhood. $37,500. schedule set Monday by U.S. District Tenn., were to testify today, to be homeless. for the purpose of making Lott Md feuml 1 introductory lesson. 640-3828. Phllbrick Agency, 64MSM. ^Gala’ planned such changes in the enroll­ Greene—Request variance to FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ YOUR AD Court Judge Jon 0. Newman, the followed by rebuttal witnesses for . Another fire broke out late Monday exceed maximum free­ ment list last perfected. QUALITY INSTRUCTION- in MANCHESTER - Five room the prosecution. at the Gulf Manufacturing Co. on by Republicans standing s ip area. Article IV, LOST- Passbook No. 25- Applications for the admis­ 0186346 The Conn Bank & Halp Wantad IS Ha^ Wantad IS trumpet, cornet, baritone. Ranch. Fireplace, eat-in Bubar and eight others, including Cromwell Avenue, a small storage Section 13.1.06 (55 square feet Member Hartford Musician’s kitchen, 11/2 baths, fuU baae- Connecticut Republicans have sion of electors will also be Trust Co,', Savings Dept. company president Charles Moeller, hangar. No major injuries were accepted. requested) on p re m ia at 285 Application made for ppy- aDVEHnsim Association. Gordon S. Smith, ment, carport, aluminum New hearing asked are charged with firebombing the reported in either that blaze or the scheduled a big "gala”ln Hartford on Herbert J. Stevenson M ^ St., Busliiesa Zone m . ment. MTE8 649-7573. storm doors and windows. plant of the Sponge Rubber Prc^ucts the siame day state. Democrats con­ Item 2 No. 472 — Frieda Convenient shopping and one earlier Monday in the south wing Frederick E. Peck I WE NEED 5 MORE schools. 01 Alice Drive, $28,- on 1974 increases duct their presidential preference Huebner — Request variance FOUND- Gray tiger cat, and 1 day . lot won! ptr day Co. March 1 in order to collect $62 of the Great Meadow Towers. Registrars of Voters 500. Peterman Agency, 646- primary in ali 169 municipalities. ’Die to reduce east side yard to 1.5 white cat with gray markings, 3 diyt . .tt word ptr day 12 to 14 Ysir QMS million of insurance claims. ’The Towers apartm ent complex, Manchester, Connecticut both vicinity Hackmatack 9404, 646-2912. in utility rates Newman has allotted enough cour­ GOP ‘gala” wiU be in the Hartford feet (to allow construction of a diyi ..at word ptc.day five miles south of Hartford off Street since Fall, 643-7622. Za dayt ..7t word par d«y to canvMt for the State Armory. attached garap) — variance □ REAL ESTATE HARTFORD (UPI) — A consumer troom time for summary arguments Interstate 91, suffered some $^ of Article n , ^ tio n 5.01.01 — . IS wordi, $2.00 minimum MANCHESTER MANCHESTER-New Uitiiig- advocate has asked the Public to extend to Monday afternoon, after million worth of damages. Officials Although the names of all Minimum side yard — 424 Ptruonalt 2 Happy A d a ...... $2.1Smeh Four bedroom Ranch, large Utilities Control Authority to open which he said he will charge fte 12- said the fire apparently began in the Democratic presidential candidates LEGAL Homoa For Sato 83 eat-in kitchen, family room, North Main Street — RIDE WANTED - Hebron - EVENING HERALD 2V5 baths, screened patio. new hearings into a 1974 decision member jury, which could begin Robert J. Reault Roger B. Knauth basement. Arson had not been ruled will be on the ballots May 11, Residence Zone B. NOTICE Manchester. Hours 9-5. Dally. Mon., Tifos., Mfotf. 5-8 P.M. $38,900 - Duplex, 63, cabinet Keep comfortable in winter granting Connecticut’s two major deliberating the complex case Mon­ out. Democrats, in reality, will be voting OF DATE OF PRIMARY Item 3 No. 475 — Normand Call 228-9617.______and cool in summer in this 6 for town delegates pigged to one or kitebens, fireplace, carpeting, power companies a combined rate in­ day or Tuesday. FOR TOWN COMMITTEE E. and Josephine L. Leclerc— CAU M7-9946, 3-8 P.M. tile baths, WS montnly in­ zone heated and air- crease of $47.7 million. Discussing issues he will present in Heart Fund drive co-chairmen Fire Chieif Edward C. Bacon said another of the candidates and, MEMBERSHIP Request variance of side yard INCOME TAX preparation - come. Hutchins Agency, 646 conditioned home. Becchler- The decision raised rates for the charge to the jury, Newman said the fire at the Towers complex, possibly, even unconunitted. Notice to the enrolled requirement, Article H, Sec­ Dan Mosler - Call M9-3329 or 3166. Tanguay Realtors, 6462212. 525-8263 for appointment. customers of Connecticut Light and Monday prosecutors have not which had no sprinkler system, sup­ ’Then, on June 12, conveptlons will members of the Republican tion 4.01.01, so that new addi­ tion can be built to maintain Power Co. and Hartford Electric presented evidence to prove a charge Roger B. Knauth and Robert J. manager of marketing in the casual­ ported his contention that the town’s be held in all six Congressional Party of the Town of An­ non-conforming side yard of 2 Light Co., both subsidiaries of of illegal interstate transport of a Reault have been named co- ty and surety division of Aetna Life fire code was not strict enough. Districts for choosing Connecticut’s dover: In accordance with Section feet — 60 Jensen Street — Northeast Utilities. handgun, one of several charges chairmen for Manchester’s 1976 and Casualty, Hartford. “I suppose the only thing 1 can say 51 delegates to the Democratic Heart Fund Drive being conducted Reault is also employed by Aetna 9-425 of the General Statutes Residence Zone A. □ FINANCIAL National Weather Fori^st David Truskoff, head of the Com­ against all defendants. is that ‘I told you so,”’ said Bacon, National Convention. Delegates to Information pertaining to by the Heart Association of Greater of the State of Connecticut, mittee for Lower Utility Bills, said The charge, which carries a penal­ as director of the claim department. who resigned a year ago as town fire the six Congressional District con­ above may be obtained in the Hartford. and the applicable Party 3UMU Monday the rate hearings conducted ty of one to 10 years in prison, will He is on the claim committee of the marshal because of his dissatisfac­ ventions will be chosen locally — in Planning Office. Bondt-Stoekt-Mortgagu $ Knauth is a past president of the National Flood Insurers Association Rules, notice is hereby given by the now defunct Public Utilities probably be dropped. tion with the fire code. i the same proportion as the I^y 11 that the Town Committee of All persons interested may Manchester Swim Team, advance­ MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Commission raised questions that Newman also said evidence so far and property claim, services of the primary vote. the Republican Party of the attend these hearinp. ADVERTISING ment chairman for Boy Scout Troop cond, third. All kinds. Realty should be reconsidered. indicates defendant Ronald D. Betres American Insurance Association. He Bacon was not immediately After Manchester’s 80-member Town of Antjover has fixed Zoning Board statewide. Credit rating un­ DEADLINE PUCA Chairman Albert Kleban of Butler, Pa., could not be found 120, and finance chairman of the is a past president of the Loss available for comment on the Gulf Democratic Town Committee takes Thursday, March 2, 1976, as of Appeals necessary. Reasonable. Con­ building improvements committee of Bernard R. Johnson, 12:00 noon tha day balora said he would decide on Truskoff’s guilty of interstate transportation of Executives Association and the New blaze. office March 3, each member will be the day of the Primary for the fidential, quick publication. North United Methodist Church, England Claim Executives Associa­ Tenants of the Towers apartment polled on his or her preference for election of members of the Chairman arrangements. Alvin Lundy request by early next week. explosives. Paul J. Rossetto, Agency. 527-7971. lOD Constitu­ Daadllna lor' Saturday and where he is also an adult leader of tion. He is a member of Manchester building fled barefoot in their the nomination for president. Republican Town Committee Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. Truskoff said the originai hearings Newman made no formal ruling on Secretary tion Plaza, Hartford. were conducted illegally because dropping either charge. The discus­ the senior youth group. He is Lodge of Masons. nightclothes through subfreezing in said Town, which Primary Evenings, 233-6879. will be held if opposing can­ Dated this 6th day of PLEASE READ they began before a consumer sion took place out of the jury’s didacies are fil^ in accor­ January, 1076. counsel was appointed. presence. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd YOUR AD dance with Sections 9-405 land mortgages — interim finan­ SHELL CAR Wash and Ser­ BABYSITTER Wanted - (OAIIT nMRtRAIMBtt 6 9-406 of the General Statutes cing — expeditious and con­ Clawillad adt ars takan ovar vice station, full and part mature person, one child, se­ U of the State of Connecticut. fidential service, J.D. Real ths‘ phons a i a convanisnea. time, days and nights, must be cond shut, reliable, my home, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Estate Assoc. 646-1980. Tha Hsrald It ratpontlbla lor friendly, neat in appearance, own transportation, call 526 Dated at Andover, Connec­ only ona Incorract Intartfon and over 18 and have good work 3182. ticut, this 5th day of January, than only to tha siza of tha record. Apply in person, to B u s in e s s Hartford HatkmaTs 1676. LEGAL original Inaartlon. Errori which (2 3 w o w m ’S •imz do not laattn Iht vtlut of tha Mr. Gougnerty, 344 Broad SECRETARY - local law of­ Republican Town U*1 W| A1HII (OlOCAtl ^ mmm: and the consumer NOTICE □ EMPLOYMENT tdvtrtliamani will not ba cor- Street, Manchester, between fice, excellent typing skills { MM ! Committee of the rtcttd by an additional Intar- 10 a.m.-S p.m. and shorthand required, Town of Andover tlon. experience preferred will The Zoning Board of Help Wanted 13 Y. Anson, Chairman Appeals will hold public PERSON to clean small house train qualified applicant. For period ending 7 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 7. Curing Tuesday for elderly lady, twice Salaried postilion with night, rain is in store for the north Pacific coast, the lower hearings on Monday, January PHONE FROM home to ser­ monthly, call 6465161 after 5. medical benefits. Reply I V flA V r RI-M ARI) 19,1976,8tartlng.at 7:00 P.M., vice our customers in the Help Wanted 13 Herald Box C. Plains and the lower half of the Mlssisaippi valley egion. Some in the Hearing Room of the Manchester area, flexible snow is Indicated for the upper Rockies and in the vicinity of the LEGAL Municipal Building to hear hours, super earnings, 249- PART TIME Maid, apply MOTEL REUEF desk clerk Lakes. Elsewhere, mostly fair weather should prevail. and consider the following 7773. Manchester Motel, 1 McNall for night shift, Saturdays and Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum NOTICE petitions: Street. FIRST CLASS Sundays, 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. Will readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 34 (54), Boston 19 (40), Chicago Item 4 No. 473—Jones Auto HOUSEWIVES - Earn extra train if general qualifications 10 (24), Dallas 25 (44), Denver 9 (27), Duluth -17 (19), Houstm OF DATE OF PRIMARY income, pleasant working con­ NEED EXTRA Income? Your acceptable. Quality Inn Ver­ Sales — Request Special own business, part time, from MACHINISTS 42 (59), Jacksonville 49 (68), Kansax City 12 (20), Los Angelex 41 FOR THE TOWN ditions, hours 9-1, 5-9. Call us Must be able to work from non, call 6465700 for appoint­ (61), Miami K (75), New Orleans 37 (73), New York 24 (44), COMMITTEE Exception and. variances for for interview, 875-0776. your home. 742-9087 for ap­ ment. Used Car Dealer’s License — blueprints. Experienced Seattle 34 (40), St. Louis 12 (20), Washington 20 (43). MEMBERSHIP pointment. Special Exception request ac­ only. Apply at Notice to the enrolled DELIVERY PERSOTI - cording to Article II, Section CUSTODIAN - experienced, members of the Republican Needed - Mornings, part time, (Need a new TY for tfie bowl game? Or winter 12 and Article IV, Section part time evenings. PARAGON Party of the Town of Bolton: FULL-TIME POSITION apply at once to Manager, 6.03.01, and variance of Arti­ Manchester. Call 643-5691, 2-6 Liggett-Rexall, Manchester COVENTRY- Beautiful eight In accordance with Section 9- C lea n in g & M inor TOOL CO. $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room cle IV, Section 6.03.01 — p.m. Parkade. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard room Raised Ranch, much Olympics or basketball or golf or hock^or...) 425 of the General Statutes of 121 Adams 8t. Minimum lot frontage and Maintenance of retail store heating, stove, refrigerator. custom work, dynamite the State of Connecticut, and and office space. Sell CABINET MAKERS Minimum side yard — 299 ASSEMBLERS and coil Hutchins Agency 6^31W. kitchen, formal dining room the applicable Party Rules, starter to work with WANTED. Exhibit shop shoj Broad Street — Business Zone winders, must have finser with sliders to private notice is hereby given that the minimum supervision. experience requiredequi . Can dexterity and capable of tine sundeck. Priced to aell. IV. REDUCED FOR quick sale - Town Committee of the Above average working Dlsplaycraft, Manchestee, work, will train. Hours 7:30-4. two family, 30 Locust Street, Owner anxious. Beecbler- J Item 5 No. 474 — Catalano 643-9 Mr. Scott. HOSTESS or host - part time, Republican Party of the Town conditions with excellent to Abie Coil & Elec- no agents. 6462426, 65. Tanguay Realtors, 6462312. Auto Sales. .4 Service — days, no calls, apply in person of Bolton has fixed Thursday, benefits. Send name, ad­ :s Company, Howard Request Special Exception for PRODUCTION Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. March 2, 1976, as the day of dress and previous a Road, Bolton. MANCH^TER - six room BOL’TON- $31,M6 Attractive U s^ Car Dealer’s License, PERSONNEL-Recently es­ five room Ranch, family the Primary for the election employers to Box BB, Ranch, Buckley School area extension of area for present tablished East Hartford PART TIME, clerk typist for DENTAL ASSISTANT - three bedroomi, fireplace, room, fireplace, paneling, of members of the Republican Manchester Herald. manufacturing plant requires insurance agency, recent license — Special Exception experienced or certified, full garage, full basement, large aluminum siding. Hutchins Town Committee in said £qutl opportunity omployor additional production per­ work experience necessary. request according to A ^cle time. South Windsor office, private treed lot, |39,9()0, Agency, 64631M. Town, which Primary will be sonnel for production Car required. Monday-Fdonday-Friday, II, Section 9.02 - 381-383 644-2476. Lapenta Agency, Realtor, 646 held if opposing candidates operations. These are perma­ 612 p.m. Call 6 ‘ 4 ‘ 6‘ 3 ^ for in- CONTEMPORARY Ranch- center Street — Business Zone are filed in accordance with PRODUCTION PERSONNEL nent full timh employment op­ tervlew. designed for low II. - Recently established East portunities on a rotating shitt. NEW LISTING - Rolling Park maintenance. Livina room b u A Sections 9-405 and 9-406 of the JOBS ARE HERE Information pertaining to Hartford manufacturing plant Come join us. We offer SALES - Hartford. Despatch General Statutes of the State Cape, 6 rooms, one car at­ fieldstone fireplace and above may be obtained in the requires additional production training, advancement, an has challenging opportunity EVERY OFFICE SKILL of Connecticut. tached garage. Aluminum beamed cathedral ceiling. Planning Office. personnel for production excellent starting rate and for energetic and creative in­ Clerks, typlata, and Formal dining room, three For *plantaholifi8^ Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, siding. Sun Room with All persons interested may operations. These are perma­ fringe benefits. Applications dividual. Our customers are secretaries are needed im­ jalousies, phone John H. bedrooms, family room with this 5th day of January, 1676. are being taken at the employ­ executive families seeking attend these hearings. nent full time employment op­ mediately for long and Lappen, Inc. 6465261. fireplace desIgiiM for enter­ Republican Town Committee portunities on a rotating shift. ment opportunity center of quality moving and storage Robin Weir, owner-operator of The “the plant lovers and plantaholics Zoning Board short term temp(»rary taining. Garage. Acre lot. of the Town of Bolton. Come join us. We offer Union Carbide Corp. 88 Long services. Welcome assignments. Professionally landscaped Greenhouse at 315 Broad St. of Appeals InSWS toi SSSW hm^^BSV MssiNiiliW^^^^WaWv wVttmk of the area.” It’s open daily from By Robert R. Morra, Chair­ training, advancement, an Hill St. East Hartford 9 a.m.-3 experienced estimator but grounds. $44,900. Phllbrick Bernard R. Johnson, p.m. daily except December (formerly Boland Nursery), dis­ 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday and man. Bolton Republican Town excellent starting rate and willing to train you.. All you Sign up this week for thnadi On Nad Ms Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Chairman 2625. An equal opportunity require is integerity, energy, Comm. fringe benefits. Applications plays the wide variety of plants on Friday nights until 9, and is closed Paul J. Rossetto, are being taken at the employ­ employer, M/F. personality, self-confidence. “close to home” Jobs at N sale in her recently opened shop. Mondays. (Herald photo by Pinto) Secretary ment mportunity center of Car provide. Salary, paid in­ highest hourly rates. Union Carbide Corp. 88 Long IDEAL Part time afternoon surance, pension benefits. She says the new plant store is for Dated this 6th day of MANCHESTER AHENTION LEGAL January, 1976. Hill Street, East Hartford, 9 job, stock and delivery, for Send resume, Chad Mooney, a.m. - 3 p.m. daily except local wholesaler, students Hartford Despatch, Box 8271, YWCA 71 North Main RL NOTICE December 24-25. An equal op­ considered. Phone for ap­ East Hartfora, Conn. 06108. Wadnaaday January 7lh Devices for weight loss OF DATE OF PRIMARY A MODERN portunity employer, M/F. pointment, 643-0255. EOE. I a.ffl. -1 pjn. HOME BUYERS FOR TOWN PHARMA! LAUNDRY SERVICE - we SHORT ORDER COOK - DENTAL ASSISTANT, K E U Y 8IRL NEW 3 BEDROOM COMMITTEE are now accepting experienced preferred. Send MEMBERSHIP steady work for the right per­ 100 ConaUtuHon P lan may mean a money loss applications for laundry, son. Apply in person only, resume to Box D, Manchester Notice to the enrolled washroom and deliveries posi­ Herald. 246-6618 Howard Johnson Restaurant, An Equal RANCH HOUSE members of the Republican tion. Full time, 40 hours. 394 T o llan d T p k e., Party of the Town of Coven­ 'Jam es' Days, evenings. Excellent Manchester. Opportunity Employer cardiac or circulatory problems. DID YOU RETIRE when you Available In Ataa Towna By Slate Department try, Conn.: F. fringe benefits, i^ply in per­ ot married? Get back into son. Meadows Convalescent Of Consumer Protection The FDA adds that those other wonder In accordance with Section D’Amato WAITRESS or waiter full he swing of things. Sell quali­ Starting at machines, amazing creams and fancy 9-425 of the General Statues of Home, 333 Bidwell St., time days, no calls, apply in Sty Avon products. Make extra Situation Wanted 15 S/R.P^ Manchester. Perhaps you’ve stepped on the scale or devices that give you the empty promise the State of Connecticut, and person Tacorral, 248 Broad money, m k e extra friends. looked into the mirror and immediately Street. Interested? Then call 523-9401. WILL BABYSIT - Infants and of instant beauty are a myth — so save the applicable Party Rules, PART TIME - janitorial help, notice is hereby given that the Government studies toddlers in my home. *28,700 made a New Year’s resolution — “This is your money. early mornings, in Convenient location. $4. per 33 YEAR eOVERNMENT LOANS AVJULAlLE it! I’m going to shape up and lose weight “ In Only Four Weeks” is one of over 250 Town Committee of the show that hearing Manchester-Vernon area. problems and age go hand day. Call 644-9000. TOQUALIHEbRUYERS as fast as I can.” You then decide to send selected federal consumer publications Republican Party of the Town Must have telephone and FAIRCHILD OPERATOR for one of those products you’ve seen of Coventry, Connecticut has in hand...These studies, transportation. Good rates to listed with the winter edition of the Con­ also show that many reliable people. Call 643-0645 Second ShHt advertised that picture a body beautiful fixed Thursday, March 2,1976, Hornet For Sale 23 Tel. 646-4464 sumer Information Index. A free copy of as the day of the Primary for hearing problems are except Sunday. Excsiltnt wagM and company paid Inauranca, saying “In only six days I lost seven the index is available by writing the Con­ the election of members of the merely due to excessive ratiramant and othar banafit programa. pounds and four inches of my waist.” sumer Information Center. Republican Town Committee earwax...Of course, EMERGENCY MEDICAL Knowtadga of baaic nsath and typing at 80 wpm Often the only thing these devices will Technicians wantejd^Call in said Town, which Primary anyone su sp e ctin g a Trinity Ambulance, 52pl|i43. raquirad. Appllcatlona baing takan at Hyda Ava., help lose is your money. A new Food and Answers to questions of general interest will be held if opposing can­ hearing problem should Roirta 30, Tolland, Conn. Drug Administration (FDA) publication, will appear in this weekly column. Ad­ didacies are fiM in accor­ consult a physician to AIR FORCE is hiring “In Only Four Weeks,” will help you learn dress questions to: Of Consumer Concern, dance with Sections 9-405 and determine the cause...One qualified women and men in BURROUOHS CORPORATION what to watch out for. Single copies are Department of Consumer Protection, 9-406 of the General Statues of way for earwax to impair mechanics, electronics, plus Butinota Forma and SuppMas Group hearing is very 'many more. For enlistment -A n Equal Opportunity Employar available free from Consumer Informa­ State Office Building, Hartford, Conn., the State of Connecticut. Dated at Coventry, Connec­ simple...We all have tiny requirements and informa­ tion Center, Dept. 77, Pueblo, Col. 81009. 06115, or dial toll free 1-800-842-2649. tion, call 6467440. The publication points out that although ticut this 1st day of January, h a irs lining our taT canals...As we grow older, the promoters of these “miracle 1976. fin* it now at a very Special Republican Town Com­ these hairs become coarse products” claim they can take off weight 3 Announcements Son joins dad mittee of the Town of Coven­ and unyielding...Eventual­ Announcementt Announcements and develop the bust, shape the legs, wipe low bankprice. Get aU your money back later.* try, Conn. ly, they can act as a out double chins, build muscles, remove hairier and keep earwax wrinkles, or in some other way enhance in CrA office from getting out...Tbis in An e.xtra TV can restore peace in the family when it’s football YOU DECIDE WHEN YOU GET ALL YOUR MONEY BACK* beauty or desirability, the results they turn muffles sounds trying ’round the clock! Or non-stop sports of any sort! And here’s a great one Here are examples of minimum amounts fur your Instant Reward. Other amounts and produce are questionable — and some can Gerald Okrant, CPA, of Manchester has maturities are available. Your account will draw the higliest rete of interest allowed by PINE PHARMACY to get in...Because it PUBLIC NOTICE - a 19-inch, hundred percent solid state Magnavox color TV with auto­ law. And youll have your TV or watch riftht away! 6 be hazardous to your health. announced the formation of a partnership I684CENTERST. B49-9814| happens gradually, your matic fine tuning. , 1. Oriirinul ArmhiiiI K«h|uin\l uihI Amount • 1 NtS AnMHint IVptnutwL For example, according to FDA, wrap­ with his son, Eli I. B. Okrant, CPA, to be hearing can diminish All charitable and non-profit orgarilzatlona It can be your INSTANT REWARD when you bring in a sp^fied YiiutrtH Hut-kut Maturity.* LOW PRESGRIPTION ping your body with soaked cloths and put­ known as Okrant St Okrant, Certified without you realizing it... wishing to have thair Public Announcamanta • Raised Ranches. Colonials, amount of money to a Hartfoixl National savings account and agiw to MAGNAVOX PMGES ting on a plastic suit to lose weight is a Public Accountants. leave it for a predetermined 19* CXDLOR T\' $5,821.77 *2,254.25 *i;uti73 *5,482.77 *1,915.25 * im 7 3 Find service as you like published free In this apace are urged to con­ "L" Ranches gimmick that is not only ridiculous but Eli Okrant received a B.S. degree in it — fast and friendly from time. You pay for the TV imme- MAN'S BENRUS tact Joe McCavanagh, Qanaral Manager of • City Water, City Sewers may be dangerous. You could become May 1974 from the University of Connec­ 3 diately (at a nice low price) but, L.ED. WATCH $1,322^15 * 512.0.1 Sl,245-;15 * 435.0:1 the efficient staff at Regal Mufflers of Mancheatar. Space will ba overheated and dehydrated from ticut School of Business Administration. LENOX PHARMACY. We at maturity, you get ^1 your LADY'S BENRUS alloted on a first coma, flrat served baala. • Established Residential excessive perspiration. This method is es­ *'731.47 * t)2t.47 handle a full line of The senior Okrant has been practicing money back! L.E.D. WATCH *1,889.07 Neighborhood nationally known pecially risky for overweight people with in Manchester for 16 years. How much you bring in Call Thuraday batwaan 8 and 12 MMlKin 1 Vt cosmetics including Worth depends on how long you want POLAND to raaarva apaca for tha folkmtng 6 • New Homes From $46,990 *Fcder«l regulations require a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal and St. Laurent, an DonH CUT about football? Ne\Tr mind Treat to leave your money in the lYte original amount will be reduced by the cost of the premium including ?! Connecticut Sales Tax. exclusive in this area, to waak. Joe McCavanagh youraelf to a beautiful new Benrus LEID. diiritai bank.* The chart gives you OIL CO. watch - the latest thing in fashionable timekwping. fill aU your needs, and have Manchester public records some examples. EST. 1935 a large, well equipped If you act quickly you’ll be able to spend all those happy hours HARTfORD MIIONAL pharmacy to handle all staling at the best of the giidircn gladiators. Therc’ll be years of great Trade name your prescriptions. You^ Warranty deeds viewing afteiwaixis, too. And just think of that money in the bank. (The Rivorite Person) BANK FUELOIL can depend on LENOX Madeline Smith to ’Thomas J. Crockett, Lucy G. Parmlee, doing business as 3lentbirr F.IVI.l\ R e g a tS S r TofestH ills T e le p h o n e 643-9797 IIautomajic deuverV PHARMACY, 299 E. MANCHESTER Open Daly and Sunday property at 33 (jolway St., $42,500. Lucy’s, 20 Birch St. Center St., 6 4 9 ^ for all 12 noon to 5 p.m. 24 HOUR SERVICE by FIRST HARTFORD Frank E. and Hazel Burt to Mark and Marriage licenses your prescription Wa oftor convAiitafifiA aIooq wHh a AUDArtor DfAducL Sandra L. ’Turkington, property at 19-21 Steven Lionel ^aulieu, 31 Overland St., requirements. Free D IR E C T IO N S : Ftom the canter of Mancheater take E. Center St IRt.44) to Vernon St. Turn left on Vernon 646-6320 Corner of Broad (at Mobil Stalionl. Take 5th left off Vernon • Richmond Dr., then to Kennedy Rd. Right on Kenneth W 2nd Marble St., $46,000. and Kathryn Anne Smith, 23 Kerry St., Delivery Service ... Open: left onto Hamilton Or. Hamilton to left on Grissom R d , to new homes. Or. from Rt. M ...uke E x* soorrto Orlando G. Aiuiulli to Chester S. Ososki Jan. 17, Church of the Assumption. I M> Cwt» at. mnchnlw Mon. thru Sat. 8 a.m.-O and Center Street lllon.-Fri. 8 aJM. - 9 pjM. Rt. 30 toward Manchetter. Turn left at 1st traffic signal onto Welles Rd. Wekea to left at Taylor Rd. Taylor p.m.. Sun. and Holidays, 8 Sr. and Mary E. Ososki, property on Clayton Norman Hamel and Joan Ann Phone 646-2112 SaL 8 aJiL - 8 p.HL to right onto Hamilton Rd. Folow signs. a.m.-8 p.m. Pilgrim Lane, $67,600. Nassiff, both Mancheitter. .Jan io i PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Tues., Jan 6,1976 MANC3IESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com., Tnei., Jan. 6,197$ - PAGE WINETEEH Aooffl* tor Pont B2 Apertmentt For Beni 53 Apdrtmanta For Bant 53 Apartmenta For Bant 53 Answer to Pravfoua Puizle FMNK ( ERNIE'S Aoaaaaaoodoavafaoaavaoooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag Jumble ClMrlM M. Schulti M M lN U ia MANCHESTER • Large clean MANCHESTEIR - quiet one uirjn n ■ ■■ iir.Tur.i SUPERKMRKET room, bus line, |2S. wedcly bedroom a p ...... '’.'ItN W M L TOMOftROW^ilMHI. and security. 52^316, 64^ NOW RENTING! I Dear Abby ACROSS DOWN l ‘ l \ M I s MMVI BU WBMAUWmilgy UMEN I U A5 1 w rtL tfivfe 3944. 1 Yugoslav 1 Covers with $I6HT-$EEIN6 KXKS m onth, P aul W. Dougan INDEPENDENCE leader pitch HEKEI U\SSUREIkA5 60lN6 I6NOKE ME... I'M J(MT A 3ASKWT 238 CHARTER OAK ST. - Realtor, 646-1021, or 643^535. By Abigail Van Buren 5 Sloping way 2 Genus of AM„JWT 10 K AN AftTlNSTlTlfTe ANOmSC S(»OOL_ 6 Apex willows or rooD WITH room with private entrance ; AN0(a»iAK I - 6 microwave oven. 875-1333. 9936 or 6492003. 18 Bargain events dw ellings 26 Obstructs 46 M o llutk :;t OWNHOU8E8 In a parMIka atWng,;; I am a mother-in-law, and I always sit in front with my 19 Scoundrels 10 Sheaf operations 47 Olympian 11 Places 26 Rabbit fur gocidaaa WINTHKOf BY DICK CAVALU WANTED - femaie roommate NEWER TWO Bedroom oquiot nalghborhood, cloaa Id shopping,:; son because my daughter-in-law insists upon iti She says 21 Corded that I see little enough of him since his marriage, and she la b ric t 16 Eye 30 LIfstImas 48 Qanulna to share your apartment or Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, medication 31 Counsel (dial.) : ;church, bus, pool and tannis. 23 Sweet potato 50 Story HAVE'rCLi<91VBNANY ARB y o u KICXJIN®"? KIOSARBh&-AtS DES/IL- appliances, carpeting, full * wants to share him with me as much as possible. 20 Recording 33 Subterfuges find one with you. Caii after 5, 24 Months (ab.) 51 S hort jacket AAAY-CAREAS basem ent, $22a m onthly. Featuring: I can’t tell you how much I appreciate hw m aterials 35 Tome THODOHnrTOWHAT r'MTCc? B usir 568-8494. 27 Movte spool 52 Withered 22 N ibbles 40 Aid 'rtX» WAMT TO B e ww asj TRYINSnc?A\AW5 IT T v e v W E R S 'IN M Y 0«CY. Security, no pets. 643-2289. • Mqttive Bedroom • Walk-In Closate thoughtfulness. lam grateful that we have suirn a warm and 29 Fruit 55 However (ver.l Mick«y Finn — Morris Woiat NOJ GrBCW Uf?T(M M l&? A 6 A U T 7L B KIOI COMFORTABLE Bedroom - • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups loving relationship. Much of it is due to her unselfish and 32 Visigoth 1 2 3 4 5 6 r 6 9 id It with kitchen priviieges, in my 29 GLENWOOD STREET - a Private Entrances and Patios understanding nature. king home, near bus line, Two bedroom Duplex, » Air. Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor Respect? No! All it takes is two women who really love 34 Taka 12 13 14 C M O M now ! DON'T WELL— IT WENT ON appliances, private basement, vengeance TtLL Me YOU DIDN'T FOR YCARS.' TH* references required, call 64^ Includes Heat the same man. 16 WHY DOES RUKAAAN KNOW THe CAPTAIN 1201. no pets, lease and security 36 Expose 15 l7 ’ CAPTAIN SNOWED UP SITTING IN FRONT IN L.A. 37 Mailed WANT CAPTAIN MMS BE/AT' PAID OFF rC O LLE C T TH* BREAD required. $210. per month. i r n r HARKINS' NOTEBOOK? WY PUKMAMI / PROM RUKMAN EVERY Wt have a largt varMy ol 1,2 A S btdraom 38 Seth’s son CENTRAL, pleasant large Available January 1st. 649 (B ib.) 9455 or 647-9773. apartmania and townhouaaa througiiout DEAR SITTING: Thanks. I needed that. My mail baa $1 room, with telephone, and TV, been running 50 to one against my advice to let the 39 Sloop part tha Town ol Manohootor. next to shower, parking. 649- mother-in-law sit in front beside her eon. Read on for a few 41 Compass 24 25 ar ST 6801 after 6. MANCHESTER - Attractive point two room apartment, stove, typical letters lambasting me: 42 Scatter hay /- b cAvAUJ CLEAN FURNISHED room refrigerator, heat, electricity, Raymond F. Damato 44 S light ♦ HyitlKAInc.Ttt Aw US Pat (W references, no pets. $145. 64i6- DEAR ABBY: The controversy about whether a man’s 46 Pursuers 36 ii for working person. Excelient Ownar Developer 49 Spouses location, call evenings, 646- 3167, 2293540. mother or his wife should sit beside him while he’s driving 3$ Designed' VPilh 53 Lower limb 7944. the car brings to mind this true story; 54 Repeat ■ Homo$ For Solo 23 Hornet For Sole 23 Building-Contracting 33 Artlelei for Sole 41 MANCHESTER - New salt You in Mind _ A ncitoriously possessive mother always insisted on 56 Exist 42 46 box duplex, three bedrooms, Modc^ Open 11:30 til S P.M. Daily sitting in front with her son, so his wife had to sit in the 57 Crush M 47 SO 51 52 VERNON RANCH -102 Overlook Drive, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ASSORTED racing8 P'parts for living room with fireplace, 1 back. 58 Genus of th ree bedroom s, $41,900. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Chrysler"h r • products. Including 1/2 baths, all appliances, con­ swans' 53 54 56 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor On one of these rides, the car in which the three of them 59 Feast day NEW LISTINB Treed half acre lot. Two ditions, rec rooms, porches engineigl and two transmissions. Apartmenta For Bant 53 venient schools and shopping. were riding was struck from the right by another car, and Six room Ranch, largo roe 4 649-3940 646-1021 643-4535;; (comb, form) H 57 58 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vsrmtsr fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths, Keith and roofing. No job too small. All excellent condition. Call Peterman Agency, 64994()4, the mother-in-law was killed instantly. The husband and 60 Singing voice room, walk out basamont, Real EsUte, 649-1922, 646- Call 649-3144. 644-8145. WE HAVE customers waiting 6492912. for the rental of your apart­ wife miraculously survived with only minor injuries. 61 Hawaiian 59 60 61 appllancao, only $31,000 4126. Had the moUier-in-law been in the baede where she goose _ s BUT K IN G A N D c o n t i n u e d CARPENTRY - Repairs, KELVINATOR no frost ment or home. J.D. Real MANCHESTER - First floor, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- UNUSUAL Deluxe one Homaa lor Bant 54 belonged, she’d have been alive, and her daughter-in-law (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ' IGNORED THE TO MISTREAT THE WARREN E. Lota-Land For Sale 24 remodeling, additions, gar­ refrigerator and freezer, like five room apartment, all PETITIONS. ages, roofing, call David new. asking $175, also a se­ 1980. appliances, fully carpeted, bedroom Townhouse, private would have been killed instead. COLONIES. Ratria, 644-1796. cond refrigerator, for base­ basement storage with entrances and patio, fullilll base- 4 1/2 ROOM Ranch. ’Two car Care to comment? HOWLAND TWO-ACRE level treed lot on , fireplace, basement. School Road, Bolton. Asking ment use, $50, call 643-6472. LOOKING for anything in real washer and dryer connec­ ment, includes, heat, WITHHOLD MY NAME BEALTOB8 843-1108 WES ROBBINS carpentry estate rental - apartments, tions. Convenient schools and appliances, carpeting and ig adults. No children, DEAR WITHHOLD; When it comes time to enter the $12,000. Merritt Agency, 646- pets. Lease. 6492880. 1180. remodeling specialist. Ad­ OIL BURNER- with fuel tank. homes, multiple dwellings, no shopping. Peterman Agency, pool, ice skating pond. $245 « Kingdom of Heaven, I think people are where they Win at Bridge ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Call 646-7429 ask for Ed after fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 6499404, 6492912. per month. Paul W. Dougan, "belong.” built-ins, bathrooms, 5. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Realtor, 6491021 or 643-4535. THREE room furnished cot­ MANCHESTER - Immaculate tage, lovely country setting, DEAR ABBY: Tell MISERABLE IN THE BACK that three bedroom, two years kitchens, 649-3446. MANCHESTER - nice two she needs a little more backbone. Baal Batata Wanted 28 NOW you can steam clean MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 bedroom Townhouse private 4 1/2 ROOM apartment, se­ $175. all utilities included. 7«- young Colonial. IVii baths, bedroom Townhouse, IVi cond floor, heat, hot water in­ 9564 after 6. First, she should tell her mother-in-law that the Bible LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - carpets the professional way entrances and patio, full base­ says that when a man marries he should "leave his faAer wall-to-wall carpeting, slate ALL CASH for your property at a fraction of the cost with baths, full basement, private cluded, security deposit foyer, fireplace, formal dining new homes custom built, ment, includes heat, Find only makeable game within 24 hours. Avoid red RINSE-N-VAC. Rent at entrances and patio, includes appliances, carpeting, $255, required. Immediate occupan­ Bualneaa lor Bant 55 and mother and cleave unto his wife.” area. Built-ins. Lovely large remodeled, additions, rec Upe, insUnt service. Hayes rooms, garages, kitchens Manchester Wallpaper & heat, appliances, carpeting, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649 cy. $195. Call after 4:30, 644- And if that doesn’t sink in, the wife should put both her lot, priced for immediate 800 SQUARE Feet of space mother-in-law and her husband in the back seat. Then NORTH Corporation, 646-0131. remodeled, bath tile, cement Paint Company, 185 West Mid­ pool, air-conditioning, $290 1021 or 6494535. 0890. George Rapee around 1942 or sale.' Dulbaldo-Lesperance per month. Paui W. Dougan, available, lower level in Sonny can climb onto Mamma’s lap to be cuddled and AK J96 work. Steps, dormers. dle 'IhrnplKe., 646-0143. ¥754 1943, uses the two club Realtors, 6464)505. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4M5. prime commercial location, rock^ again. SELLING your house? Call us Residential or conunercial. MANCHESTER GARDENS - 6A863 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrsnet DAMATO two bedroom Duplex in ideal for office space.6492738. These Mamma’s boys make lousy husbands. response to an opening first and we’ll make you a Call 649-4291. BEDROOM SET Girl’s white AK2 notrump as an artificial for­ BOLTON ■ two bedroom Cape, cash offer. T.J. Crockett, MANCHESTER - new unusual ENTERPRISES beautiful country setting, $189 WHAT PATE dresser with mirror, desk, GOTRIDOFONE WEST EAST A DATE CARVED ON OUR B0S5,J.RMeKEEWDNPCR9 HE THINKS 7 BUT I SATHfR yOUMi full basement, garage, nice one bedroom Duplex monthly includes heat, hot OFFICE SPACES for rent on cing bid. The opener rebids DO YOU WISH Realtor, 643-1577. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY chair, headboard and foot­ RENTAL OFFICE DEAR ABBY: You certainly blew it with your advice to t A CERTAIN WAREH0U5E IP THE 9TAR 5 MI6HT 9H BP AWV VERY HISHLY OP treed lot, loaded with extras, Main St. in Manchester, ideal *872 * AS two spades with four or more TO CONSULT \ A P lP P U m r OPOttOH Carpentry and general con­ board, $285 or best offer, 649- Townhouses now rentiing at Larg* varlaty of water,, appliances,applian and MISERABLE IN THE BACK. ITEM IN CAIRO. E6yPT.„. UlOHT ON WHAT HAPPENED YOUR-ER- CHART-1^ OP A9TR0L0SH in the 30’s. Century 21, Ted- location for professional of­ ¥ Q J 10 8 3 ¥K96 spades, two hearts with four ME ABOUT? OCTOBER 2 Z . 19551 IMMEDIATE CASH for your tracting. Residential and 8663.______Independence Village. Full Apartmania and parking. Walk to everythingerythlng. When a man marries, his mother automatically takes a C A S T I N d t / i CAPTAIN BACyf ford Real EsUte, 647-9914. basements, private entrances Superintendent, 64646-0090. fices, very convenient to all ♦ Q104 *952 or more hearts and two property. Let us eimlain our commercial. Whether it be a Townhouaaa throughout back seat to his wife, both figuratively and literally—unless *10 7 fair proposal. Call Mr. FIVE Atlas 4-ply steel belted and patio, includes heat, Robert C. White Company, facilities. Please call 646-4100, * J986: diamonds without any four- DARTMOUTH ROAD - Seven small repair job, a custom Manchaator. she is either aged or crippled. In this case, the mother-in-law Belfiore, M7-1413. built home or anything in radial white wall tires. Call appliances, carpeting, air con­ 2395961. Equal Housing. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SOUTH (D) card major. The convention years old. Excellent seven was only 47, and I assume she was able-bo^ed. * Q 10 4 3 between, call 646-1379. Hartford 525-5311 until 10 a.m. ditioner. Close to shopping, Bantal Olttea has achieved almost universal room Raised Ranch, 2-car and ask for M. Wilcox. church and bus. Model open open dally 8-5, WEST CENTER ST. - 3 1/2 IDEALLY Suited for small You say that the daughter-in-law should defer to her ¥ A2 acceptance. MAY WE BUY your home? mother-in-law out of “respect” for her elders. In the Rnt garage, two fireplaces, Quick, fair, all cash and no •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11:30 - 8 p.m., daily. Henry St. Bat 9-3, room efficiency unit, gas fur­ contractor or professional, ap- ♦ K J7 If not using Stayman, North, appliances, city utilities, place, a 47-year-old woman is not ’’elderly.” And in the *AQ54 problems. Call Warren E. FURNITURE - household off Main St., Manchester. Sunday 11-3 nace, completely renovated, proximatelv '700 souare feet, would simply raise oii^ plastered walls, near school, Boodng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 second place, respect must be earned; it doesn’t come wiA Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. goods and clothing for sale, 25 Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- $150 montnly and security, located within Manchester Both vulnerable notrump to three with his 11 quiet neighborhood. Ansaldi New St., Manchester, or call 646-1021 Town limits. Reasonably age. Living long does not qualify a person to be respected. BIDWELL Home Improve­ 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. 240 Naw Stata Road call 6491189. high-card points and balanced built. Owner retiring. Priced INSTANT cash for your home. 647-1031 after 5. priced, heat and electric in­ If I were that daughter-in-law, I would bo suspicious of West North East South for quick sale. Charles ment Co. Expert insUllation MANCHESTER cluded. Call 6497297. hand. Stayman enables him to Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s of aluminum siding, gutters NEWER three bedroom ANDOVER - Four room my husband’s pricjrities and investigate them where they check to see if his partner has Lesperance, 649-7620. MUST SELL all furniture and Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all heated apartment, Comer Realtors, 646-4525. and trims. Roofing insUlla­ count. He sounds like the kind of husband who would make 1 N.T. four spades in which case he dishes practically new, appliances, carpeting, full 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, heat, appliances, wall-to-wall his mother the beneficiary of his life insurance policy. Pass 2 * Pass 2 * OAKWOOD RD. - six room tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- moving, by appointment only, hot water, cooking gas, stove expects a spade contract to be WE WILL buy your home. 9109. basem ent, $260 m onthly, carpets, enclosed sunporch. OFFICE SPACE I was married to such a man and didn’t realize it until it Pass 4 * Pass Pass Cape, fireplace, garage, rec call 872-4325. Frechette & Martin Realtors, and refrigerator, wall-to-wall Call 742-7676. was too late. preferable. Quick, efficient professional FOR RENT Pass He bids two clubs. Sure ro o m , a s s u m a b le VA service. Call us first. W. J. 646-4144. carpet. $180. Second floor. 250 square feet, center of Opening lead — Q ¥ Alley Oop — Dave Graue mortgage, circular pool, all HORACE Tetrault - Siding, BEEN THERE enough, South does bid two Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 Centrally located. No pets. Manchester, air con­ for 3^,900, call 646-1189. roofing, storm windows, aw­ Adults only. Security deposit. spades and North takes him to nings. Quality workmanship, Call 643-9678. ditioning and parking. Call Astro-graph the only makpable game con­ BESIDES TALKINS TO TH' WAY, I SURB HOPE YES, I COULD DO / WELL, HOW CASH for your property. Call free estimates. Fully insured. DfXJ-CAT BOARDING reser­ VILLAGER APARTMENTS Manchester, 6499551. OL' ZAK, I WANT T t^ ) YOU'RE HUNG^, BECAUSE WITH SQMSTHINfB f DOES A NICE RANCH, 5 1/2 rooms, three us first if anxious to Sell. vations. Combined inside/out- tract. bedrooms, fireplace, living 872-9187, 649-3417. Five room Townhouse By BERNICE BEDE OSOL MY FRIENDS ASAIN? / IF I KNOW G1UEB4 UMPA, TO BATl WHAT KIND SLAB OP BOILED Keith Real EsUte, 646-4126 or side runs, partitioned privacy, FOUR ROOM apartment - city ol Village Charm ’'SHE'LL INSIST ON PEEDINS US.' OP FOOD DO Y O U . \ aaOMTDSAURUa room with L snaped dining apartment, IV2 tiled baths, large rooms, first floor, heat, THINK S H E'U P I X t ^ A SOUND TO YOU? 649-1922. ROOFING - Specializing germicidal lighting. Canine Looking for an Apt.? For Wodnotday, Jan. 7, 1676 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) By Oswald & James JaiHtby area. Garage. Excellent Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 2 air conditioners, wall-to- apmiances, laundry facilities, Resort Property -neighborhood. $37,500. repairing roofs, new roofs, garage, $235, 643-4884, 649 We have 30 different ARIES (March 21-April 19) This Is a good day for you to LAND - in Manchester gutter work, chimneys, Road, Manchester, 6495971. wall carpeting, full base­ For Bent 55 embark on an ambitious un­ The standard notrump open­ A New Mexico reader Philbrick Agency, 64M200. 7268. apartments and Your resolve will pay dividends wanted. Rural residence zone. cleaned and rwaired. 30 years ment, heat, hot water, today. Stick to what you set out dertaking. Have definite aims. ing with 16 to 18 high-card wants to know what you res­ Two acres or more for experience. Free estimates. PRIVATE riding instructions, appliances, fireplace. No townhouses, in 17 WANT TO SWAP apartment, to do, even If the road to attain­ Work diligently. points and 4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2 or 9 pond to a Staynaan two clubs LARGRIO Room Home - con­ building one house. 742-8646. English and Western, $5.00 MANCHESTER - attractive one mile from Mt Snow, Vt., venient Manchester location, Howley, 643-5361. pets. three room apartment, stove, locations throughout ment is a iittie bumpy. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 3-3-2 distribution has been when you hold four cards in per hour, call 633-5571, for apartment in Florida, for practically unchanged since each major suit. one acre treed lot. Mid 30s. 6 4 9 -7 6 2 0 refrigerator, neat, electricity, Manchester. month of February or March, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) You can make points with D&A ROOFING. Roofs, anytime. those In your charge today If first suggested Oswald Owner, 649-3405. references, no pets, $150, 649 644-0636. You work best aione and in a There is no general rule siding, gutters, and leaders. you let them know you have Jacoby in 1933. here. Some bid the spades; BASSET HOUND - AKC 3167, 228-3540. quiet environment today. MANCHESTER-Nine room □ MISC. SERVICES Free estimates. Fully in­ 1 bedroom ranch Sneak off somewhere private their best interests at heart. The Stayman convention, as others hearts. The Jacobys sured. 249-0205. registered, male, eight VERNON - Town House type et the and peacefui. Colonial, five bedrooms, den, months, $150, 742-9394. 3 1/2 ROOM apartment. Like CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. invented by Sam Stayman and bid the better one of the two. fireplaced living room, Gardens, a beautifully Teresa ^ 1 9 9 landscaped apartment com­ private house. Appliances, □ AUTOMOTIVE GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) Don’t settle for second best • HMjBkMAwt *MS»ivkPB.0ri carpeting throughout. Two Sarvicat Ottered 31 1 bedroom FREE half Persian half munity of unusual architec­ basement. Working adults. No Converse with a friend today to(iay in your endeavors, or Berry’s World baths, enclosed porch, Haating-Plumbing 3S children, pets. Lease. 643- tOwnhouse at •SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS##* things you do in association REWEAVING bums, holes. Siamese kittens, litter tural (iesign. Total electric, no whose thinking paraileis your covered patio, garage, pretty 2880. Independence * i|C A Autos For Sale 51 own. Something of mutual with another. Play to win. Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway Zippers, umbrellas repaired. SEWERLINES, sink lines, trained. Call mornings, 649 pets. One and two bedroom lot. Close to shopping and 0675. apartments available im­ Village 9 a 9U value will be gained. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) schools. Lots of house tor the Window shades, Venetian cleaned with electric cutters, TWO-FAMILY - Five rooms, NEED CAR? Credit bad? mediate through January 1st. 1 bedroom CANCER (June 21-July 22) Once you make a decision to­ money. $47,500. Beechler- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. by professionals. McKinney Bankrupt? Repossessed? WANTED - Female Torti Per­ Starting at $165 per month. two bedrooms, private base­ townhouse at Draw upon your tenacity and day and you feel your position Tanguay Realtors. 646-2212. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ ment, full attic, appliances, Honest Douglas accepts sian wants male blue or Call 872-0528 Monday through Pine Ridge B40A resourcefulness today if you Is justified, have the courage of 5221. pany, 643-5308. garage, back yard. Available lowest down, smallest your convictions. cream Persian for a romantic Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. for ap­ Village f Z j U payments. Douglas Motors, meet with any problems $34,900-A steal for this house immediately. Call 6495883. careerwise. You're up to the MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. fling. 649-6182. pointment. 1 bedroom PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) and location. Call owner, 647- NO JOB too small, toilet 34^Main. challenge. 1914 or 643-4545. Removal, pruning, lot repairs, plugged drains, townhouse at Don’t be bashful about grin­ FREE ,to good home. Affec­ MANCHESTER - SOUTH, 3Vi FIVE ROOM rent, second ding a bit in commercial clearing, spraying. Fully in­ kitchen faucets replaced, floor, East Hartford. Call 289- Homestead Park b a s p TOYOTA - See us for reliable LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You can tionate four month old black room apartment, near 1-84, handle things in a manner to­ dealings today. You won’t sured. Licensed. Free es­ repaired, rec rooms, 1154. Village f Z 4 9 used Toyotas with our 60-day MANCHESTER $37,900 timates. Phone 646-3437, 833- male cross breed puppy. Call heat and hot water, stove and 100% warranty. We also buy day that others will find Im­ know If you can get a better bathroom remodeling, heat 1 b e d ro o m T e n c h price unless you try. 5354. modernization, etc. F^ree es­ 742-7437. Keep trying. refrigerator, 521-2410. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, pressive. Be both firm and lair. FOR GROWUK FAMLY MANCHESTER - Large two type at Sunny a a s c Explain reasons for your 3 or 4 bedrooms, (ireplaced 6 ^ ^ timates gladly given. M & M 345 Center Street, AKC Registered St. Barnards, TWO BEDROOM luxury bedroom Townhouse, private Brooke Village 9 ^ 2 9 decisions 1. garage, plus private ti CUSTOM DRAPERIES - Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. entrances and patio, full base­ Manchester, 646-4321. 'ard. Elemenlary school nearby. pups, show and pet qualities. Townhouse, located in 2 bedroom y o u r ■7 made very reasonable, work ment, includes heat, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If an usUne and all public con- 2293429 or 423-4151. Highland Park section of townhouse at veniences. Excellent condition. guaranteed, call anytime, 649- FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ appliances, carpeting, pool, WE PAY $15 for complete obligation Is owed you and It is b ir th d o y Call Today. e4»-33M. Manchester. Wooded, and P ine Ridge a a a a junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland long overdue, a tactful bing - Repairs and ice skatii^ pond, $265. per Jan. 7, 1976 Q remodeling, sewer lines AKC Irish setters, two large private. For information call Village fZ D 9 Auto Body, 5291990. reminder to the one involved E4HL RMSM tm iT M n females, nine weeks old. 6^1616 or 649-5295. month. Paul W. Dougan TREE SERVlCE-(Soucier) cleaned electrically. Prompt 2 bedroom might get the matter off dead This coming year you should BARROWS A WALLACE Mother and Father on ______s______Realtor, 6491021, 648-4535. center. ’lYees cut, trimmed or topped, service on emergencies. 643- townhouse St PARTS DEPARTMENT now be able to make some advan­ stumps removed, fully in- premises. 6491016. 118 MAIN ST., three-room open Saturdays. Ckimplete line tageous changes In your Born Loser — Art Sanaom HOSM MMSIS 72MI1$ 7024. Homestead Park a a a a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Re­ sure«l. Got a tree problem? heated apartment, security, of Chrysler parts. Chorches study the details of an Issue lifestyle that you’re planning. CHARLES Village 9 a 9U Well worth a phone call. 742- BO’TTI HEATING and Plum­ FREE TO Good home - year $190, call 6492426, 9-5. Motors, 6493846. you’ve been concerned about. Make moves only after you’re fully certain. ' WATWUPCFAWP' 8252. bing - All heating and plum­ old, white poodle terrier. APARTMENTS 2 bedroom Answers can be found. MANCHESTER- $36,500- Two Small build, intelligent, affec­ VERNON- ’Three room apart­ Off E. Mlddli Tpke. New luxury bing repairs plus remodeling. duplex of a a a w a 1972 PLYMOUTH Sebring, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I AreiouwrtoooKUT^ family (handyman’s Special), tionate. Good with children. ment in modern four family. room Townbouxei wlUi girife, ODD JOBS - Trucking, home Call 646^1. two-family 9 a 9U mag wheels, automatic Call Century 21 Jackston- i alr-(x^Uaaen, IW betbi, piQo, ® 197S try NEA. Inc repairs, serving Manchester 528-0588 after 6:30 p.m. Convenient to shopping and 1- porchet, liundry hoox-upi, transmission, power brakes, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel BEUEVEIMHe Avante 646-1316, 646-5461. 86. $155 monthly, includes 2. bedroom for five years. Free es­ Flooring 36 cinieted, ippUancei, lound coo- power steering, air- EA.‘5T5R BUMiNTy timates. 643-0304. LOVABLE PUPPY - free to heat, hot water, appliances trol etc. ( ^ t itreet near ahop- townhouse at conditioning, AM/F™ radio. "Wliat's gone wrong, Ctiarlie? Wliy haven't we BOWERS SCHOOL AREA- ping, adxxHS. lmme(Uale occupan­ H)v4)v(M' been able to solve all the world’s problems like FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, good home, housebroken, call and parking. 647-1113 after cy. InapecUon daUy 1-8 or caU 6t$- Pins Rtdgs tO C C $2,000. 6492763. /to s u m AM Aluminum sidedd six room DICK’S SNOW Plowing, 871-1071 6:30 p.m. OtOO, M8-1840. Vlllags # a 9 9 a t SUP we used lo?" Cape, fireplace, buiit-in stove, floors like new, no waxing, WfTH/t driveways, parking lots, (specializing in older floors). 1 bedroom 1970 PONTIAC Catalina, 2- carpeting, custom heaaed, sidewalks, sanding with salt. FREE KITTENS - Four MANCHESTER-Nice one door, fully equipped, air- Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick recreation room, new roof, Ceilings and Inside painting. Ranch type on # | q b Reasonable rates. 24 hour•ser- i John W faille, 646-5750, OT- lovable cuddly kittens. Call bedroom apartment available conditioning, good rubber. SCHN006LE two-car garage, workshop. FOUR ROOMS - second floor, Hilliard 8L # 1 0 9 vice. 646-2204. 2222. 6495340. Evenings. at the Teresa. Close to shop­ Call 643-9251 CUP-- Elva ’Tyler Realtor, 649-4469. ping, churches, and bus. heat, hot water, security. Im­ NOW ."lOURE LUCKY /k\Y MOTHER- LISTEN RIWES, Includes appliances, m ediate occupancy, $198 SIT , WE FOUNP IN-LAW 6 0 T WATERPROOFING Antiquaa 48 DARHATO -1972 CHEVY Van, paneled, in­ WHEN MY MANCHESTER- $72,500- 10 hatchways, foundation carpeting, air-conditioning. monthly, 643-5201. sulated, carpet, roof vent, CB OUTA 1 YOU BEFORE HER SUITCASE LAWYER LAYS room Victorian Coionial, com- $195. Paul W. Dougan, cracks, sump pumps insUlled, □ MISC. FOR SALE WANTED Antioue furniture, ENTERPRISES antennae, burglar alarm, TOWN ' THE WOMEN 3TUCK ON THE THE BILL OF pleteiy refurbished, and fireplace repairs, concrete Realtor, 6491021 or 643-4535. BOLTON - Manchester Town excellent running condition, AN' PIP.' THAT FLOOR AND RI HT ON extremely beautiful, call (Cen­ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 240 New State Rd. 6 5 basement floors, ceramic tile line, three room apartment, 6 4 9 6 2 0 7 . 5TAV BARSAIN FLOOR PECIPEP To tury 21 Jackston-Avante, 648- Articlet for Sale 41 other antique items. R. Manchester Y o u .y o u u The Flintatonea — Hanna-Barbara Productions repairs, slate hallways. MANCHESTER- immediate stove, refrigerator, heat and RENTAL O m C E OPEN OUT,' /^HINE YOU -50LP 5TAV.' LIKE CARVE MV 1316, 646-5461. Harrison, 643-8709. hot water, references Expert mason. 643-4953, occupancy, three rooms, heat t TOh WEEKDAYS Uotorcyclea-Blcyclaa 64 LAST YEAR A PRINTOUT PORTRAIT 2914, 527-5522. ALUMINUM sheets used as included $180, call 643-0615 or required. $210 monthhy. 649 S TO S SATURDAYS IT 'S QOOO MANCHESTER- $28,500- Six ANTIQUES WANTED - NEVER PRIEP/ ON PAMASE5? ON MOUNT printing plates, .007 thick, 649-4274. 5983. 11 TO 3 SUNDAYS HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1967, SALAD room older Colonial, with Ux32” . 25 cents each or 5 for American furniture, oriental RU5HM0RE.' DRESSING, Palntlng-Ppparlng 32 PAUL W, DOUGAN, 1200C C , chopped, springer - large rooms and nice yard. $1. Phone 643-2711. rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ PEBBLES DRESSING/ . ROCKVILLE - three room FEBRUARY 1st, five rooms, Baaltor anytime front end, $1,3 0 0 investea in ESVILLE dAfi! Can Century 21 Jackston- sor chairs, crocks, jugs, first floor, basement, garage, WHY CAMT YOU INSIDE - OuUide painting. apartment, ‘ with heat, hot 846-1021 • 843-4838 engine. Must sell, $ 2 ,3 0 0 . Call SAYS Avante. 646-1316, or 646-5461. CLEAN USED refrigerators, weathervanes, primitives. water, stove, refrigerator, nice location, adults. DRINK COFFEE ON Special rates for people over Ron Dionne, 643-1691. 2 8 ^ 1 6 7 or 6 4 9 8 6 5 3 . 65. Fully insured. Estimates ranges, automatic washers, and garage, $158, second floor, References, security, no pets. MDUR COFFEE- iOOOOBY BOLTON-HEBRON LINE, given. Call 649-7863. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s ideal for single person, no $175. 6491632. eREAK, LIKE Beautifully mainUined seven Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ pets, security deposit tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, /(TRASH =7=.» room Raised Ranch. 2171 required, call 643-9678. MANCHESTER - Spacious Automotive Service 66 Automotiva Service 55 PAINTING - Interior and lamps, etc. Now accepting Appiianced kktchen, exterior, paperhanging, two bedroom apartment on fireplaced living room with ROTOR ANTENNA for sale. consignments, for January MANCHESTER - Deluxe two first floor, available Feburary excellent work. References. auction. 644-8962. cathedral ceiling. Huge fami­ Free estimates. Fully in­ Call 646-4822 after 5. bedroom Duplex, half of two 1st. Rent includes appliances, ly room. Low 40 s. Century 21, sured. Martin Mattson, 649- family, full basement, in­ wall-to-wall carpeting, air- Tedford Real EsUte. 647-9914. Wanted to Buy 49 4431. DRY OAK Fireplace wood, cludes appliances, carpeting, conditioning, heat and hot COMPLETE GM split and ready^-for fireplace, $250 per month, Paul W. water. Children allowed. $240 OLD DOLLS - Paying top PORTER STREET - Comer PAPER HANGING Expert. $20 ordeptfT delNered, Dougan Realtor, 6491021. 649 monthly. Call 646-6169 of Butternut Rd. Three prices for your old (foils, $65. Your average paper, in telephoi)r742-7886. ) 4535. anytime. 't J hey m ay c a r v e bedrooms, asking $65,000., and up for China and bisiiue REPAIRS * mSrn^ Buz Sawyer — Crane av erag e room , $25. Mr. dolls. $100 and up for Bye%. HIM RIGHT NOW* two-car garage, two out­ - Richman, 646-3864. SEASONED and' Split buildings, over half acre, 11/2 hardwood, fireplace lenj^, Never give or sell a doll • COLLISION TAKE I ^AND TELL YOUR without getting our offer. Call baths, Keith Real EsUte. 649- R . H E B E R T & Son pick up any time, at 78 Erie We Feature Quality BLOWGUH GUYS 1922, 646-4126. paperhanging, painting, com­ St. Manchester. locally, §79735(5. Becaute 17 yean of building and • MECHANICAL Short Ribs — Frank Hill TO CATCH UM mercial and residential, free managing apartments has taught us uihat WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS w h i t e m e n . estimates, 644-0642. 55 GALLON steel drums with really matters. -THAT BIT OF ACTiNG T s stands for kerosene or fuel oil. CARS AND TRUCKS ^upeif^ousf MANCHESTER dpailable immediately: one and two COULD W in h e r a n 643-2880. □ RENTALS Qonuino Parta ACADE/VT/ AWARD. HVE ACRES... J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom bedroom townhouses. Includes heat, air. Painting - Interior and r r ' conditioner, dishwasher, icalt) lo wall Factory Tralnod Moehanlea pliM two btdroom Ranch. exterior. Paperhan^ng. WHEELS. GM. 13” , 14” . carpet, individual basement, private patio. Oflara privacy and aaelu- Remodeling. Gutters. Rilly Ford, 15”. Plymouth, 14”. 14” Booma lor Bent 52 I r ^ 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE aicn. $$8,500. snowcaps, never touched Insured. 6&96S8. ^ UAHS'ESTEAB Rental ofiflce, 240 New CAU 646-6464 ground. 649-2^. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly “ BK Stale Road« Mancheater WARREN L rooms, single $56., double $69. BOB JOBIN- wallpapering by R.F. Damatp HOWLAND and painting, quality work to CLEAN 38” General Electric plus tax, continental Carter Chevrolet your satisfaction. stove, $50, and two ap­ breakfast, maid service, color Call PAUL DOUGAN, REALTOR^ Booltort $4$<110$ 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER Guaranteed, references and proximately 9x12 sculptured ’TV, utilities, parking. Call, at 646-1021, or 643-4535 insured, fast service, 6499027. blue rugs, $10 each. 646-0854. 6492300. im eiirsjiSL&i