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SAVE $20 ^100,000 IN CASH PRIZES N e w s Grasso begins fight YOU Could Win $1,000 . . . $3,000 . . . $8,000 . . $13,000 Or the Grand Prize Total of $18,000 In LOW-COST 25-FUNCTION s u m m a r y SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR THE 1976 REALISTIC CB SONG SEARCH Compiled from for budget proposals ,V«* i V ‘ Vi.' Reg. Sponsored by Radio Shack United Press International C : 1 i v ii HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T, of the longer work week and SSM Revenue Commission, which super 59.95 WHAT IT IS: The 1976 Realistic $100,000 CB Song Search is an original songwriting contest open to Grasso today said she will veto any , f i', 1 » , V*'''. Vi.i 3 9 ®65-634 ^ Fund proposals, Mrs. Grasso said, vises legalized gambling. any U S. or Canadian resident except employees of Radio Shack, Tandy Corporation, their affiliated tax hike this year unless lawmakers "no definite programs have been dis 3 ’ . t'' VI; companies, suppliers or their immediate families. The contest is a search for the best original music The cochairmen of the General Big price cut on Radio Shack's EC-475! and lyrics centered on the theme of Citizens Band radio A grand total of $100 000 in cash prizes will first try to balance the budget by cussed.” \«'i t'vi Vliu V £j Law Committee have complained the Fully addressable memory system, floating be awarded to 50 winning entrants. HOW TO ENTER: Get full details on contest rules and your State lengthening the state work week and Defeat of those two plans will governor did not send anyone to lob official entry blank from any Radio Shack store or participating dealer y decimal, bright 8-digit display Setting for liquidating a veterans' fund. result in “serious curtailment of our by for her bill at a public hearing _ trig ’ and engineering applications Includes HARTFORD — Measures ‘‘I would expect the General activities that will of course include / battery, carry case earlier this week. Another public permitting political activity by Assembly to make its choices," Mrs. layoffs," she said. Last December hearing is scheduled for Wednesday municipal workers, preventing Grasso said of the chance the she laid off 500 state employes soon in Waterbury. withdrawals from state legislature will reject her budget after lawmakers rejected the plans. Commission Chairman Paul J. ARCHER* CB ANTENNAS employe retirement funds and balancing plans and instead reach for In other matters, Mrs. Grasso said Silvergleid talked at the first hearing BY RADIO SHACK changing the teachers' retire taxpayers' pockets. her counsel, Adron Ment, will testify for nearly three hours in opposition SAVE «30 BRINO THIS COUPON "If there were no action taken in before a legislative committee next The wortd leader In CB lor 16 years, Radio ment fund were backed by to the governor's plans to abolish the 2-CHANNEL, To your nearest participating labor leaders Thursday who any way on the 40-hour work week week on behalf of her proposals to nine-member panel and replace it Shack makes its own line of famous low-cost and the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines 3-STATION WIRELESS Archer antennas designed specitically lor Radio Shack store for $2.00 off warned that such changes in change the structure of the Special with a small commission. Fund, if they were discarded in their INTERCOM SYSTEM the ultimate in communications and rugged the regular price of any CB the future should be made only reliability. Save up to 15% during our antenna In this ad. Limit: one after collective bargaining. entirety with no savings to get-acquainted sale. There's only one place antenna per coupon. taxpayers, I would not sign a tax Reg. you can find it... Radio Shack. HARTFORD — The con bill, " she said. Second explosion 69.95 troversial proposal to ban non- Mrs. Grasso also told a news con 3 9 ® ® ference the savings she would S U IN IE SS STEEL returnable beverage con tainers in Connecticut was on require if her plans are rejected Perfect for home or office^ Each Realistic ROOF MOUNT traps 11 in mine station IS a master for calling, monitoring, 42' FIBERGLASS its deathbed today, but could include more employe layoffs ANTENNA and said her aides will lobby for her replying Instant plug-in installation Use on NO-HOLE THUNN legislative maneuvering might PARTRIDGE, Ky. (UPI) - Scotia Coal Co. mine near this desk, or wall-mount proposal to change the state gaming MOUHT AHTEHHA allow it to linger a little longer. Eleven men, their oxygen supplies eastern Kentucky community. commission. 1 8 ? ^ exhausted, were trapped two miles Herschel Potter, chief of the safety The governor said it is the law Caged in '2 0FF«imtCOUPIl> underground early today by an explo- division of the Mining Enforcement makers’ duty to come up with alter and Safety Administration, said the The weathercock atop this old building in A 102 STAINLESS L/4 WAVE 'lOFFWifflcouroa R egional natives to her proposal to erase a $40 11 trapped men were equipped with Madrid, Spain, is unintentionally enclosed in a STEEL BODY GROUNO PLANE million deficit this year with the respirators but he said the equipment MOUNT ANTENNA BASE ANTENNA BOSTON — Secretary of (Herald photo by Dunn) longer work week and the SSM Fund, B i i i l e t i i n was only good for one hour. That “cage” made of television antennas. (UPI SAVE State Henry Kissinger warned photo) which have only a slim chance of Rescue officials supply would have run out today. Thursday that presidential 96 years young being enacted. Hank Lindsay, an aide to Kentucky politicking this year may result reported reaching the $ 3 0 '2 0FFNiniC«lPOII "The time's come to make some Gov. Julian Carroll, said at the scene '2QFFWmiCIIUnil in a paralysis of America's To be 96 years young is a special occasion for Mrs. Flora Wells judgments," she said, warning the trapped men and fin rescue teams at the mine office foreign policy and was im REALISTIC® 21-1094 21-925 1 of 243C N. Main St. who admires some of her many birthday legislature has only eight weeks ding all had died. No reported they "clicked a telephone CAR CASSETTE PLAYER mediately attacked by Sen. before it adjourns. "Whatever ac connection to the men six times and Reagan drive S£E OUfI SELECTION Henry Jackson, D-Wash., a cards with Gordon Harmon, tenant relations advisor for the further details "were im 21-906 ,^ij>.21-926 tions are forthcoming must be they believed they heard six WITH FM STEREO RADIO candidate for the Democratic housing for the elderly. Mrs. Wells was honored in her home at OF CAR SPEAKERS 21-915 weighted against their fiscal im mediately available. answering clicks ' / nomination, for playing Mayfair Gardens Thursday by family and friends. Mrs. Wells pact." Lindsay said a giant borer was Reg. EC O N O M Y 14 9 5 -927 21-901 politics. on critieai list FLUSH was born in West Hartford and has two children, three Although she has heard "casual brought to the mine to dig a hole 109.95 7 9 9 5 remarks" about possible variations Sion at the same Kentucky coal mine through the top of a shaft in an m 12-1815 M O U N T 12.1843 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. NEWPORT. R. I. - Senate where a methane gas explosion killed attempt to get rescue teams to the By AK.NOl.l) ,SAW ISl.AK 15 miners only 59 hours earlier. Drive-time musical pleasure at 27% Radio Shack introduced Us famous low-cost Realistic CB line In 1960 and candidate John H. Chafee has trapped miners quicker than going in WASHINGTON (UPI) - News savings! Cassette inserts sideways for DELUXE has been a world leader In Citizens Band lor 16 years. While some of blamed Rhode Island's loss of Three federal inspectors in through the mine entrance. As a result of Tuesday's instant "on"; eject button for off!' SURFACE 37$$ Realistic s 16 radios may be in short supply at times, it II be worth your Navy facilities on con vestigating the first blast were PAIR ATTENTION while to WAIT FOR REALISTIC (it you have to) and avoid the hassle and Potter said the men were in the Florida primary results, if Volume, balance, tone slide controls among those trapped deep in the . analysis MOUNT 12-1847 gressional inaction and said mine to try to find out what triggered Built-in AFC. stereo light problems of dealing with Store X and Brand X. We also make our own Local Bicentennial parade shaft. Two other inspectors escaped Ronald Reagan’s cam Archer line of CB antennas, crystals, coax cables and accessories. These are Thursday the Pentagon is plan the first explosion Tuesday at 12:30 paign is not dead it at least Wisconsin. But he had in fairly good supply today. Realistic CB is sold and serviced ONLY by ning another local military cut and said the trapped men were alive p.m. EST that killed 15 men. Four of is on the critical list. And if pfi5l*Bed to show in the first CB BUYERS! Radio Shack through our over 4000 sGiepsin the USA and Canada. Buy back. shortly after a second explosion at from a really qualified specialist —your friendly neighborhood Radio Shack! those victims were to be buried Jimmy Carter is not the primaries that Ford was no plans soar to new heights 11:30 p.m. EST Thursday in the todav. frontrunner for the more than a small-time SAVE DURABLE Democratic nomination, Michigan congressional 8-T RA C K National By .MJCE EVANS budget, which is about $3,000 over its The Air National Guard is ten SAVE expected revenue, will surely reach then no one is. politician who would fold $ 4 OR CASSETTE lli'rulil Rciiurti’r tatively scheduled to have its jets Reagan says he will con at the first punch. A sky marshal may be needed to astronomical heights, if it has to hire flying over Manchester during the Bankers encouraged 25% CARRY SAN FRANCISCO - Patricia tinue his challenge of Ford Carter's victory must be REALISTIC® AM-FM handle air traffic over Manchester a sky marshal, which will surely be parade, and if the Goodyear Blimp is all the way to the GOP viewed in the context of CASE STEREO RECEIVER WITH Hears! has come down with the the day of the Bicentennial Parade if needed to handle the jets, Goodyear in New England the early part of LOW-IMPEDANCE flu and her trial has been Blimp and skydivers, which the com by slock market rise national convention in Kan Henry Jackson’s effort in Reg. 14.95 AUTO-MAGIC® the parade committee's tentative June it possibly will be available to DYNAMIC CASSETTE MIKE delayed on Monday. The judge' mittee hopes will participate in the sas City in August. Florida. All the major FM TUNING S ^ E * 1 0 0 plans become a reality. liover over town during the parade — By 1)01 G BEVINS But unless the former Democratic contenders still hopes to wind things up The parade committee’s $12,100 parade. There also is a proposed perhaps giving the parade viewers "As the stock market goes, so goes California governor can save the Washington Reg 3 99 0 9 9 1 0 9 5 next week. The newspaper helium balloon parade entry. vertical "tennis necks, " Herald Reporter the country — usually," Agostinelli Reg. 299.95 heiress is accused of par said. He said he expects to see quickly erase the memory senator avoided cam- 33-1054 44-671 The Connecticut Parachute Club Manchester bankers polled by The ticipating in a bank robbery. of losses to Ford after con- 'paigning in Florida to let has asked the committee to consider Herald for their reaction to im renewed interest in construction ac frontations in New Carter go head to head to having its skydivers drop over proving stock market indicators said tivity. Hampshire and Florida, as with Wallace, and it is EAGLE PASS, T ^ - Two Manchester, landing cither at Bennet today they're encouraged by the The Dow Jones Industrial Average 1 9 9 ? * men wearing hoods and bran Armed man steals week's result but not certain about climbed to 1,003 31 Thursday to reach well as defeats in reasonable to consider the or Charter Oak Fields to open the Hurry for our full-leature ^ #0*^^ its highest point in more than three Massachusetts and Ver votes Jackson got as sup dishing a saw-off shotgun parade. any local impact. STA-82 at 33% off! years. Shortly after today’s market mont, he will be regarded port siphoned from Carter, S A V E 510 released 16 prisoners, all A local dentist has also asked per William Johnson, president of the Outstanding Radio Shack believed Americans, Thursday Savings Bank of Manchester, said opening, the Dow was off to 1,002,68. as nothing more than a The Florida triumph exclusives: Auto-Magic FM tuning, Glide-Path® $400 from store mission of the parade committee for REALISTIC 8-TRACK The Dow’s close Thursday put it at dogged loser. blurs Carter's fourth place volume/balance controls, Quatravox®> 4-speaker capability from a jail in Piedras Negras, a Dental Association helium balloon Thursday's high finish of the Dow STEREO RECORD & Mexico. Its highest level since Jan. 26, 1973. Carter says there still is finish in Massachusetts Magnetic phono input, tape monitor, main/remote speaker switch By DOUG BEVINS she heard a noise and went to the parade entry, tor which he said there Jones Industrial Average was an in PLAY DECK BARGAINI Genuine walnut veneer case dication that "the economy Is on the when it finished at 1,003.54. The a long way to go to win the after his opening week llcruid Rf'|>ortcr back room. When she entered the would be adequate man power to WASHINGTON - In tlie se back room, she saw tlie man. who keep the balloon in control. Perhaps, way back." average first broke the 1,000 mark on Democratic nomination, New Hampshire win. But it Reg. Manchester Police say they liave a N'ov. 14, 1972. The all-time high oc and he is right. But by cond release of sworn had a sawed-off, double-barrel it will be topped by the "Good Tooth it may rebuild the confidence of does not really damage SAVE *5 good description of a shotgun curred Jan. 11, 1973. when the Dow defeating the Alabama Jackson, the 79.95 6 9 $ $ testimony in as many days, shotgun. Fairy.” people buying and building, Johnson carrying man who robbed a local con closed al 1.051.70. governor in Florida, a Massachusetts winner, or Richard Nixon says a president Police said the man apparently These are some of the plans said, but there's no direct local S A V E has a "sovereign" right to venience store of $400 in cash effect. Through Thursday, the average has state where Wallace routed Rep. Morris Udall, second 55 Thursday night. entered the store through the rear reported Thursday night at the S T O C K UP SAVE break laws in the name of Nathan Agostinelli. president of risen 30.39 points this week and 150.90 all Democratic comers in Massachusetts and The holdup occurred at about 8:30 door which had been unlocked for a parade committee meeting. NO W ON REALISTIC PERSONAL SIZE national security, the Manchester State Bank, said he's points in just over two months. The four years ago. Carter leader among liberal BATTERY-AC AM-FM RADIO p.m. at the Mt. Vernon Dairy Store, delivery. Tliere will be a fire department SUPERTAPE'»J 16% The man ordered the clerk to go to very encouraged by news from the rapid rise has led many analysts to demonstrated that Wallace Democrats seeking the 690 Hartford Rd., police said. A parade within the Bicentennial believe that profit-taking would re is vulnerable in the South nomination. OPEN REEL K|i Reg. NEW YORK - Air France the cash register and empty it for Parade, according to reports of New York Stock Exchange. It's woman clerk followed the'robber’s another indication that things are main a market factor. and reduced him again to "The present condition RECORDING TAPE! and British Airways, him. She complied, handing over Assistant Chief John Christenson of 39.95 3 4 $ ® orders and wasn't hurt, police said. turning around, he said. the status of protest can of our state economy, com SU PERTAPE® challenging the authority of Police said the holdup man was $400, and the man left, police said. the Eighth District Fire Department • Low Noise. Wide Rangel New York and New Jersey, Police said they suspect the holdup didate. bined with rampant infla-. 8 -T RA C K • Big 4" Speaker For Great Soundl described as a white male about 30 and Chief John Rivosa of the Town of • said Thursday they intend to man had a female accomplice This has the practical tion, make it imperative Save Up To 20% l RECORDING years old, about 6-feet-l and heavy Manchester Town F'ire Department. • Includes Earphone. AC Cord! begin federally approved Con because the clerk heard a woman's effect of further reducing that the taxpayers of our CARTRIDGES set, dirty blond or brown hair, Scheduled, to date, in this division the Democratic nomina state be protected from 44-1872 5 REEL. 900 R .. Reg. 2.69 .. . corde supersonic flights to wearing and black-and-tan plaid voice at the rear of the store. It are about 30 (ire vehicles, 400 tion field and could assure assault on their pocket- 44-1878 T REEL. 1200 FT.. Reg. 3.99 ... SAVE 20% SAVE 21% NOVA-PRO Kennedy Airport next month. A jacket and a blue/black ski cap. The wasn't known if a getaway car was firemen, one ladies auxiliary and a Carter of at least second books," he said. 44-1877 7- REEL, 1800 FT.. Reg. 4.79 .. . 96 PAGE TRANSISTOR BUILDING SPEAKER STEREO HEADSET legal battle is anticipated. man, who wasn't masked, had a scar used, police said. band. place on the ticket. 44-1879 7 REEL. 2400 FT., Reg. 6.49 .. . PROJECTS, VOL. Ill ENCLOSURES BOOK WITH DUAL CONTROLS on his right hand, police said. Police began their search for Wally Irish, parade chairman, Reagan was supposed to WASHINGTON - Searle A. Police said the clerk was in the suspects immediately and were still reported that he liad been offered a Reg. looking for someone to fit the have a lock on the conser 9 9 ^ 34.95 9 0 9 5 Field If of Brooklyn, Conn., front of the store at about 8:30 when street-sweeper to follow the horses in vative vote in Florida, and 62-2082 62-2055 33-1014 staff director of the House description today. the parade. that was supposed to be the Intelligence Committee who Police Capt, Richard Sartor said he ball game. Florida also SAVE $8 SAVE 25% SAVE $10 says he has been friendly with hopes to have 120 to 1'30 people to was supposed to be SAVE 20% SAVE 28% CBS telecaster Daniel Schorr, serve during the parade, and the Wallace country and few RECORD CLEANER TRANSISTOR EARPHONE welcomes an investigation into Police Department is going to be FOR PRIVATE LISTENING SA VE 5 0 * Aroostook Countyplans YOU WIPER ' pundits believed Carter WITH THIS COUPON the leaking of a report to hard pressed to handle all the ac Reg. 1.39 could do much beyond cut Reg. 2.99 ON PURCHASE OF A Schorr. Field denies leaking tivities planned for that day, in REALISTIC FAIL SAFE the material and says he is ting into the Alabaman's 2 3 9 cluding a square dance scheduled for 41.8 per cent winning 9 9 ^ l if e t im e t u b e sure no member of his staff to fight base closure the evening. He has requested state figure of 1972. 42-130 33-175 did. ^ LIMESTONE, Maine (UPI) - Daviel C. Boothby said 1,512 of the 2,- police auxiliaries to help with the GET 50« OFF parade day duties, he said. But Ford showed himself 100-1N -1 DELUXE Loring Air Force Base and its $34 015 students are children of military to be a good campaigner W ITH T H IS The float subcommittee has SCIENCE FAIR® A M R A D IO STROBE LIGHT SAVE 25% COUPON ON million payroll has been the personnel or civilian employes. and quick to learn the ad International Boothby said two of the com extended its deadline for entries PROJECTS KIT BROADCAST KIT KIT SAVE $5 A N Y TUBE economic hub of Aroostook County vantages of the presidency for 25 years. And local residents munity's four schools would probably from March 15 to April 1 because of MASTER ALARM IN STO CK. LONDON — Prime Minister in seeking votes. He called Reg. 29.95 Reg. 7.95 Reg. 29.95 remain open, but said two-thirds of the flu-like illness which has hit the CONTROL CENTER L IM IT ONE don't plan on letting the government in professionals to replace Harold Wilson wins an un cut 2,750 military and 465 civilian the staff would probably be let go. town in recent weeks. 30 FT. TELEPHONE Reg. 29.95 PER CUSTOMER. expectedly large vote of con To date, the subcommittee has well-meaning amateurs in 2 1 9 5 1 Q 9 5 EXTENSION CORD jobs without a battle. Rep. Armand A. LeBlanc, D-Van New Hampshire and ■ 28-220 ■ 28-3210 fidence in Parliament but the The proposed cutbacks at Loring Buren, said his Canadian border town over 30 floats signed up for the Florida, but it appears it Reg. 9 9 9 0 J | 9 5 Riillo Ihiok Slorat ind threat to his economic policies are bigger than at any other base in of 4,300 would be affected by actual parade, Marti Conderino, chairman, 3.99 was Ford himself who « 279-1261 279 275-485 remains. the nation. The pentagon wants to job losses because about 4 ^ said. pulled victory out in both RAMALLAH, Israeli- close several bases and cutback Buren residents work fuIltimVon the states by timely visits and RADIO SHACK PRICES ON AVERAGE HAVE INCREASED LESS THAN 1% SINCE JULY, 19741 occupied Jordan — Schools and others, such as Loring, as an base. He said construction ertmloyes Aramcp lakeover - well-placed darts in his op Radio businesses have shut down and economy move. also work there, and said a number of ponent. the mayors of three towns have military personnel live in Van Buren. accord reached WITH A /haek Of the base payroll of $34 million, Ford also had help from resigned in a bitter protest about $11 million is spent in the "They’re just walking around in NEW YORK (UPI) - Four U.S. oil the economy. Increasing HERALD 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST against Israeli rule. Aroostook area, making the base the despair today," LeBlanc said. "It’s DJ breaks 1^000 Mm I K *m t BlM BVBllBtth companies have reached "general signs of recovery, especial WANT AD •t RmBo Sh*ck largest economic plus. The other all we've got. There are a couple of Look for Uv« stftn accord on major issues" with Saudi ly the continued reduction •n your n*iBht>ort>eod. LONDON — Two robbers in major industry is agriculture, es homegrown industries, but nothing to 643-2711 y MANCHESTER SHDPPING PARKADE Arabia on nationalization of the giant At the “crossroads of the world,” New York City's Times of unemployment, had to airline uniforms robbed a Lon pecially Maine potatoes. cover the loss this would involve.” Arabian American Oil Co., an Aram- Square, the moving electronic news display tells pedestrians be a campaign asset for don airport strong room today "This is really a big, black day in Leblanc said a joint legislative co spokesman said today. No details him. of an estimated $1 million In Caribou, Maine,' the mayor said. ' resolution would be sent to the Maine Thursday that the Dow Jones industrial average has closed over 649-1806 of the agreement were released. the 1,000 mark for the first time in more than three years. The Reagan can pull himself cash, diamonds and pearls. The The cutbacks would have a congressional delegation, “asking The spokesman said the secret up by defeating Ford in S K e H e r a l b g A TANDY CORPORATION COMm NY PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES two used a small airport truck devasting effect on the schools of them to do. whatever possible to get talks at Panama City, Fla., between DJ closed Thursday at 1,003.31 on heavy New York Stock Illinois, North Carolina or to escape. Limestone, the town in which the the President or whomever is in the oil companies and Saudi Arabian Exchange trading and is considered to be a financial barometer base is located. Superintendent charge to reconsider.” officials had been concluded. of a rosy future. (UPI photo) !:i PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ March 12, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri,, March 12, 1976 — PAGE THREE Arrest record privacy bill Driver faces two charges Police report Jon E. Perfetto, 25, of Storrs has appear in Common Pleas Court 12, endorsed by labor committee been charged with two traffic East Hartford, on Tuesday. violations in connection with a Feb. 28 Police said Perfetto was the driver 7 ' St. apartment in ' which_$300 ii^ HARTFORD (UPI) — Employers arrested, but found innocent of the rising cost of living has made the $5, accident which resulted in serious in of one of two cars in collision with a Two South Windsor youths were jewelry and cash was stolen. Court' would be prohibited from asking crimes. set in 1968, too low. juries to a Manchester motorcyclist, motorcycle on Main St. Feb. 28 at arrested and suspected marijuana about a prospective employe’s arrest and mescaline seized in a date is March 29. _ ------“My feeling is that if they are not Returning enforcement of the U.S. police said today. about 2:30 a.m. The motorcyclist, record under a measure endorsed by convicted they didn’t do it,” he said. Occupational Safety and Health Act Perfetto was charged Thursday Bruce B. Hallenbeck, 23, of 45 Horton Manchester Police drug investiga the legislature’s Labor Committee. tion Thursday. Breaks reported to Manchester “But there are many, many per to federal authorities was rejected, with driving while under the in Rd., is still a patient at Hartford Job-seekers should be required Arthur E. McNary Jr., 17, of 2289 Police Thursday included Rwo in sons who are a detriment to society 12-5, because state enforcement is fluence of liquor and failure to grant Hospital. He was in fair condition only to disclose whether they ever Ellington Rd., and William J. cidents at vacant homes. Burglars who are not convicted,” said Rep. more thorough. the right of way. He’s scheduled to today. have been convicted of a crime, Mangino Jr., 17, of 272 Pierce Rd. ransacked a Wood Hill Rd. residence, John Matthews, R-New Canaan, who The federal government picks up but it wasn’t known if anything was cochairman Rep. Joseph Coatsworth, voted against the bill. the tab for enforcement of the were charged with illegal possession D-Cromwell, said Thursday, since of a cannabis-type substance taken. Someone broke into model' Rep. Walter J, Henderson. D- regulations, whether conducted by home on Curry Lane and damaged persons are considered innocent until Trumbull, said the conviction rates state or federal officials. (marijuana) and illegal possession of convicted. an hallucinogenic substance floors, but nothing was reported mis have experienced large drops in past The committee also approved “If you believe the system of few years. Belize program Monday (mescaline), police said. sing. measures: justice in this country, works, this is Each was released on a $1,000 non Employers should be able to ask — Giving the Workmens’ Compen not a bad idea,” he said after the 11-7 Mrs. Caroline Gray, foreign Belize has been chosen this year as surety bond (or appearance March 29 about arrests because persons with sation Commission the power to sum vote. relations chairman of the the country the national American in Common Pleas Court 12, East long arrest records, but no convic mon witnesses from out of state to Manchester American Legion Legion Auxiliary is sponsoring Hartford. The committee also endorsed and tions could be troublesome if hired, testify in claims cases. sent to the House and .Senate a bill Auxiliary, will present a program on through a Hemispheric Friendship Police detectives said the two were Matthews said. — Shifting the burden of proving raising the dependent allowance on Belize Monday at the auxiliary project, a self-help farmers loan apprehended at Manchester Green at Health panel sets “Frank Costello was arrested six the validity of workmens’ compensa meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion program. workmens’ compensation claims. It times before he was convicted,” said tion claims from employes to about 7:30 p.m. Thursday after rejected a measure abandoning state Home. Each month local units take a pen authorities received a tip that a drug 1976 meeting date Rep. Joseph Bogdan, D-Milford, employers. enforcement of federal industrial referring to the notorious Mafia Mrs. Gray will discuss Belize, ny collection for this program, and at transaction was to take place there. The Manchester Advisory Board of — Requiring companies that safety laws. figure. change their names but remain under formerly British Honduras, and the end of the year, the total collec Confiscated were two ounces of Health has announced its schedule of later, serve samples of the desserts tion is sent to the national organiza suspected marijuana and seven Coatsworth said the measure ban The measure raising the dependent the same owners to pay the rate un meetings for 1976 which are held the 'J. . ning employers’ questioning of arrest of that country during the social tion to be forwarded to Belize. tablets of mescaline, a substance allowances on workmens’ compensa employment tax rates they paid second Tuesday of the month except records averts unfair discrimination hour. similar in effect to LSD, police said. tion claims from $5 to $10 a week was before the change. The taxes vary ac for April which will be the first against persons who have been endorsed after supporters argued the Tuesday of the month. cording to firms’ past layoff records. Other arrests made by Manchester The dates are as follows: April 6, — Requiring punch clocks that dis play time. Some punch clocks Lutz Museum planning Police included: May 11, June 8, Sept. 14, Oct. 12, Nov. • Annemarie Holmes, 18. of 81 9 and Dec. 14. without faces are connected to master computers that record an Summerset Dr., East Hartford, There are no meetings in July or Ex-Nazi’s candidacy spring art fling charged Thursday afternoon with August. employe’s time record. zP fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting) The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 The board meets at 4:30 p.m. in the There are still openings for the at Caldor of Manchester, Burr Municipal Building. termed ^shocking’ Cedar St., will have a spring fling March 17 presentation to be held at Corners Shopping Plaza. Court date March 20 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the museum on Uniforms of the is April 5, BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A rabbi mit himself on taking any action. the museum. This program, in honor Revolutionary War, by Ernst • Manny J. Estrada, 18, of 549A who is president of the Bridgeport Wick, an Austrian industralist, is of Youth Art Month, will include such Englebrecht of Manchester. This Hilliard St., charged on a warrant Rotary Club says the candidacy of the only announced candidate for the projects as mural painting, bead program, which begins at 7:30 p.m., Thursday with second-degree Amity teacher former Nazi SS member Wolfgang world presidency of Rotary. He has making and cookie artistry and is will include slides of various uniform burglary and third-degree larceny. Manchester Winners display their projects Wick for the world presidency of the admitted he was a member of the open to children in Kindergarten types, a lecture by Englebrecht and Police said the charges stem from a Hospital notesc organization is “both shocking and Nazi party and was drafted into the pact rejected through Grade 6. Pre-registration by his collection of hand-painted wooden December 1975 break into a Hilliard March 18 is required for those dolls. Those interested must register Aspiring young scientists at Nathan Hale School are shown with their winning exhibits in a totally unacceptable to me.” SS in the final months of World War By Uniird I’resti International wishing to participate. Members’ fee recent science fair at the school. From left are Cindy Reilly with a microscope, Paul Rabbi Arnold Sher of Congregation II. on or before the morning of the Voters in Orange, Bethany and is $2, non-members’ $3. Discharged Wednesday: Edgar Litrico and Steve Brown with a steam engine, and Chris Blanchard with his “star box,” B’Nai Israel, said Thursday the Wick, 64, said in Vienna, ’’The March 16 by calling the museum at Woodbridge, Conn., have As part of its recognition of Youth "643-0949. Members’ fees $1, non Ridyard, RD 1, Andover; Lynn Gray, Rotary Club has a goal "of fostering nomination committee of Rotary resembling a planetarium. (Herald photo by Pinto) overwhelmingly rejected a tentative Art Month, Lutz has also set aside members’ $2. Standish Rd,, Coventry; Laurie Osgood, understanding with a strong commit International is composed of highly , Saved by the bell 145 Cross Dr., South Windsor; Cosmo two-year teachers contract for the exhibit space in the museum for ment to fairness.” experienced members, mainly from Colasanto, 33 Imperial Dr., South Wind Amity Regional School District. An antique bell dated 1860 and coming originally from North original art work by young people. Sher said he plans to let Rotary the United States. sor; Jennie Hutchinson, 47 Teresa Rd.; The vote came Thursday in a Any young person wanting to display International officials know of his "Since they retain their confidence Troy, N.Y., saved the day for three Bennet Junior High School Hyland named chairman Deborah Fellows, 872 Center St.; Joseph referendum requested by the a painting, drawing, photograph or feelings and hopes a substitute can in me despite my Nazi past, I see no students after they tried in vain to make a Liberty bell for a Hoha, 108 McKee St.; Ann Mulazzl, East selectmen of the three towns com any other type of art work should didate can be found before the reason why I should step down,” school project. Lugging the heavy bell lent them by a neighbor, for annual Masonic dance Hartford: Edward Adams, 19 Seaman prising the school district. The bring it to the museum labeled with Circle. Science fair accents variety nomination deadline of April 16. A vice chairman of the Austro- are Antoinette Benedict, left, and her twin sister, Charlene, and Also, Elizabeth Ortolani, 9 Trebbe Dr.; In New York, the anti-defamation American Magnesite Co. Wick is the selectmen had said they opposed the his name, age and telephone number tentative contract because it was too Judy Deschenes. (Herald photo by Dunn) between March 16 and 25. Hyland, senior warden of Mary Larson, East Hartford; Sandra The forces of earth, Bruder and Tirrel for their display on dental League of B’Nai B’rith protested the only person nominated for president Joseph M. Hyland of 76 Prospect Ames and Ray Blanchette expensive. St., Glastonbury has been named Manchester Lodge, will be assisted Graham. Willimantic; Mabel Hoyt, 333 wind, water and fire were Clemons, electro for their bacteria cultures; health. nomination of Wick to Harry and thus assured of election in June by Richard A. Bolin, senior deacon Bidwell St.; Evelyn Risley, Storrs; Ellen The final tally was 2,950 votes general chairman ofthe Manchester displayed in a variety of magnetics; Julie Cathy Murphy for her The awards were Stewart, general secretary of Rotary in New Orleans, unless another can secretary; and John 0. Nelson, lodge Falzarano, 78B Downey Dr.; Evelyn against the package and 1,797 votes Lodge of Masons annual dinner dance exhibits Tuesday at a LaPlante, optical illusions; planetarium, and Michelle provided by the school International. Stewart said he knew didate is nominated before the April historian, treasurer. Warner, 34 School Rd., Bolton: Mavis PTA. about Wick’s past but would not com 16 deadline. in favor. About town March 20 at The Colony, Talcottville. Clark, 160 Pine Tree Lane, South Wind science fair at Nathan Hale Bill Spaulding and Fred Melley and Michelle Geidel Table reservations for parties of School involving the Spaulding, pollution in ■*^^ritwwtwtuni:iui four or five couples may be a made in sor; Dorothy Forsyth, Nianlic. The event will open with a social Also, Francis Parlapiano, 160 students of Unit C. Manchester. advance by calling Nelson, 646-1318. The Grade 9 Confirma Church will meet Saturday will meet Monday at 8 p.m, hour at 6:30 p.m., and dinner will be Wetherell St.; Michael Byrne, East Hart Top winners were Cindy Third prize winners were mittee. Tickets may be obtained from tion Class of St. Dunstan’s at 10 a.m. in the Robbins at the Marine Corps served at 7:30. 'The Sphinx Temple ford; Gail Broda, 97 Birch Mountain Rd., Reilly, Paul Litrico, Steve Tia Moriarity, poster of the Hyland, Bolin or Nelson before Church will sponsor a tag Room of the church. League Home. Members The Keeney St. School Shrine Dance Band will provide Bolton; Heidi Behrendt, Enfield; Brown and Chris brain; Sue Kasmer, world sale Saturday from 10 a.m. are asked to bring items music for dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. Wednesday. Elfriede Soeten, Alice Dr., Coventry; Blanchard. time line; Danny Rolfe, PTA will meet in the Richard Spielman Jr., 194 Kelly Rd., to 2 p.m. at the church, The Confirmation Class for a silent auction, which school cafeteria March 15 Besides the first prize telegraph, Manchester Rd., Glaston of Second Congregational will be conducted by South Windsor; Robert Nelson, 53 Hayes winners, second prize Receiving honorable at 7:30 p.m. Staff personnel Manchester Evening Herald Dr., Vernon. bury. Proceeds will go to Church will meet Saturday Virginia Keeney and Ber will present a program on Lait TImetl winners were Arthur mention were Robbie at 10:30 a.m. at the church. Published every evening except Tonight - Tomorrow Catholic missions. nice Cox. Refreshments supportive services Sundays and holidays. Entered at will be served by Marion the Manchester, Conn., Post Office LTM’t production Come Hungry available at the school. ------Sunset Rebekah Lodge Straughan and her com as Second Class Mall Matter. Hartford Association of Suggested Carrier Rates “ And M iss Insurance Women will Payable in Advance f J O H N I Single copy ...... 15« Reardon Drinks s 'N v t f . / ; have a dinner meeting Theater schedule W e e k ly ...... 9 0 * O ne m o n th ...... $3.90 Host of Radio’s "Songtime” Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the F rid a y Three months . • ...... $11.70 a L ittle " ^ESTAURANTj w ill QHAAk At Rockledge Country Club, S. S ix m o n th s ...... $23.40 , ECHS Auditorium O ne y e a r ...... $46.00 J p' TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH 1 Main St., West Hartford. 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Registration for stain work, crystal glazing, womens’ programs at the graffito into underglaze, ‘Forbes ‘]^l]ace Manchester Recreation wax resist one-stroke pain Department will begin on ting, wipe away antiquing, Monday at 9:30 a.m. at 110 sponge painting, and t H 0 0 L glazing for lead safety. Cedar St. Registration for FRIDAY, MARCH 12,1976 VOL. XXXXIII, NO. 20 tennis will not be taken as Greenware is available at the schedule has not yet the Rec Department for been set. purchase for the course. SATURDAY The programs include There will also be a ^Bunker HilV Senior Week plans set many craft and cultural special technique class for courses designed for the intermediates which will ready to roll Seniors! Your week is coming covered by the $11. For dinner there hobbiest. Among them are feature a different project soon! The senior prom, the dawn is a giant chicken barbecue. For leaded glass, rosemaling, each week completed on a ONLY The ball is rolling in preparation dance, the picnic, the quadrangle those who become hungry between creative crafts, crochet, selected group of for Sock n' Buskin’s spring produc party...all of this is going to hit you meals, there is a pizza hut near the knitting, and ceramics. greenware available at the tion of "The Barn on Bunker Hill." rapid fire! pool. Finally, at about 7:30, everyone For those interested in the studio. Projects include This piay, which is a mystery-drama, This past week, George gets back into the buses and is back humanistic approach to graffito into froth, sponge will have its world premiere in May. Emmerling has been showing seniors at the high school by 8 p.m. All in all, psychology and family painting with textur^ un The play, which is an original, some films of past senior picnics and it is a fantastic day and well worth relationships, there is a derglaze, wax resist stencil written and directed by Lee Hay, has describing senior week to senioru the money charged. course called Communica painting, polished un a Bicentennial theme. It takes place who wished to see them during their For those who will not be able to tion Workshop which in derglaze, sponge painting in a b arn on B unker H ill in free periods. For those of you who attend the Davis’ senior picnic, there Hookallo Studio cludes overviews of in stain, handpainting with Massachusetts on the day before the couldn’t make it, here’s a little infor is still the quadrangle party at the The engagement of Miss Jo Ann techniques of transactional one stroke, froth on froth The engagement of Miss Leigh Ann famous battle in 1775. The main mation on just what senior week is high school. This is an affair open to Towler of Manchester to Earl E. analysis and parent effec designing, and brocade Curtis of Manchester to Carl C. characters are two young colonial all about. all seniors, and is not on the same Mikolitch Jr. of Wallington, N.J., has tiveness training. work. Participants may Fierimonte Jr. of Newton Higjilands, girls, Carrie and Isabel. The girls The event most thoroughly day as the picnic, so both can be been announced by her parents, Mr. There are also two elect to pour their pieces Mass., has been announced by her have decided to use the bam as a safe described by Emmerling, and one of attended. _ and Mrs. Ewin B. Towler of 36 courses designed for for this class. Classes parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Newell H. refuge in which to hide Carrie’s cow, the most entertaining events of Other highlights of senior week are French Rd. preschool age children. begin one week after Curtis Jr. of 262 Ferguson Rd. Emma, who would otherwise be senior week is the senior picnic. The the traditional senior prom and dawn Mr. Mikolitch is the son of Mr. and One is Tiny Tots crafts for regular classes on killed as food for the colonial troops. price of the picnic is $11, five of dance. Prom tickets will be on sale in Mrs. Earl E. Mikolitch of Newark, children 4 or older and in Thursday, April 8. The plot thickens as more people which must be paid by the week of late May and early June. Only Del. Mr. Fierimonte is the son of, Mr. cludes simple craft How to Pour and Unmold become involved in the rapidly un March 22. The rest will be paid on or couples will be admitted to the prom. The bride-elect was graduated and Mrs. Carl C. Fierimonte of New projects, games and songs classes have been folding events that occur within the near June 11. And just what does this The dawn dance, howevoi, which is from Manchester High School in ton Highlands, Mass. and the other is expanded to Mondays and barn. money buy? It buys the use of 500 sponsored by Ihe Rotary Club, will be 1972. She is attending Emmanuel eurythmics, a rhythm and Wednesdays. Registration The bride-elect was graduated The cast list went up on Tuesday, acres and a whole day of fun. open to singles. The dawn dance College, Boston, Mass, and will movement program in for this free class is essen from Manchester High School. She is with the roles as follows; Carrie - On the morning of June 14, all the starts shortly after the prom ends receive a B.A. degree in political cluding dramatic play, tial as only nine people can currently a student at Grahm Junior Ann Kibble, Isabel - Debby Discuss plans for trip to Quebec interested seniors will pile into buses and lasts until dawn of the next day. science this spring. singing games, and pour comfortably at one It is more informal than is the prom. College in Boston. Duche’sneau, Daisy Bunker - Brigitte MHS French Club members discuss plans for a trip to Quebec City scheduled for the spring bound for Frank Davis’ Resort. Her fiance was graduated from creative movements for time. There is a two gallon Because Manchester classes have There will be a band playing and limit on the amount of slip Svendsen, Matthew Otis - Mike break in April. From left are, Cindy Dziato, Aimee Trabitz, Sandie Bellone and Mark Christiana High School in Newark, children three and older. Seader, Charles Randolph - Jim been coming to this location for 33 refreshments will be served. Del. He received a B.S. degree in Her fiance, a graduate of Newton In the exercise program, to be sold per person. This Bauer, Johnny - Lance Tatro, Sammy Laufer. (Photo by Quitadamo) years, we get some special treat The climax of the week is, of biology from the University of (Mass.) High School, is employed in the newest class is called free class is open only to - Doug Cowles, Charlotte Bannister - ment — we get the privilege of having course, graduation itself. It is held Delaware (ROTC), and served two the auto body business. "Freedom of Movement” those in intermediate Chris Jaworski, Caroline - Dorrie the resort all to ourselves for one outdoors in Memorial Field, (the years active duty in the U.S. Army. and is a type of dancing ceramics. The couple is planning a May 1977 Wilk, Henry Bannister - Craig John Editorial: day. football field at MHS). There are He is presently a captain in the U.S. designed to foster grace, In the self-paying son, David - Gary Gold, and Emma Why a sccond language? The day will be quite full. There is caps and gowns to be rented, there Army Reserves. He is employed as a wedding. rhythm, and poise, as well program, a Friday after the cow portrayed by Pat Darby and every type of activity available. are tuxedos to be obtained, there is district manager for the Hertz Corp., as being an enjoyable way noon ceramic class is Wayne Tripp. Student assistant Of the five departments at MHS, body studied a second language. (Even those who might never apply There is boating, tennis, water money to pay, and yearbooks to sign; division of RCA. to increase circulation available for beginners or director is Geri Jones. the language department is perhaps There has obviously been a drop their ability to speak and understand skiing, a pool, ping-pong, TV, but all of this will seem well The couple is planning a May 29 through moderate exer tlyise who have taken The list of crew chairpersons and the most overlooked. It is small with during the past decade. One excellent a foreign tongue to another study baseball, archery, bochi ball, basket worthwhile doing as you stand with wedding. cise. The other exercise ceramics outside of the sign-up sheets for crews will be a staff of eight teachers, two of explanation for this is, of course, the may derive pleasure from their com ball and many other games. There is your graduating class. After all, high classes include belly dan recreation classes. This OFF posted in Room 271. Anyone, whether whom must conduct classes at llling, lowered college requirements. There prehension of terms used on waterfront property to tan on, school graduation is one of the most cing, slimnastics and small class atmosphere in or not he or she is a member of Sock as well as at the high school. In many are however, other probable reasons "Hogan’s Heroes" reruns or "Chico musical instruments that can be important limes of your life. Make volleyball. corporates some basic n’ Buskin, who is interested in cases the instructors battle against for the decline. and the Man." played, and even a rock band which your last days at MHS memorable In the ceramic program, techniques with a more entertains in the afternoon. Nearby, days. Attend the activities, the pic EVERY working on any aspect of this produc great odds in an effort to instill in Teachers of all. topics have noted Spanish is particularly applicable the innovative beginners’ flexible schedule enabling tion is welcome. their pupils the importance of lear seemingly increasing apathy and fo our lives as it has become the se horseback riding and a golf driving nics, and the dances. You’ll never course will be continued. students to work more on "The Barn on Bunker Hill" appeals ning a second language. Recently, laziness among today’s high cond language in many American range are available for a slightly regret it if you do, but you might if Participants will learn in a their own with help as to people of all ages. This appeal however, this problem has been of schoolers. According to some, pupils cities. F’luency in a language other extra fee. Meifs are also provided — you don’t. small classroom at needed. HOOVER VACUUM combined with the dedicated efforts less magnitude, due to the decrease of the sixties cared more and than English coupled with aptitude in all you can'^eat and the price is Steve Latham mosphere and the basic Registration must be of all the Sock n’ Buskin members in the number of language students. produced more than we do. Because mathematics or one of the sciences techniques of ceramic made in person. All fees should make it another great It is important to note that this a language requires practice, increases one's chance in a world painting will be introduced. are nonrefundable and OUR STOCK success. —Lisa M. Stepanski, Esq. decrease is not limited to the MHS memorization and general work in trade establishment. IVe . _ ^ ^ _ Instruction includes payable at registration. language department but has been order to master it, it has been aban Mils has the faculties to start a felt in school systems across the doned in favor of more practical, less student on the road to learning a United States. Colleges and univer time consuming things. Many career foreign language. It would all be PLUS TH ESE Thespians see sities in this country have lessened or orientated pragmatic types ignore nearly impossible, however, to es Phi Mu Sorority completely abolished their foreign language because it offe'-s on tablish fluency after a maximum of About town GREAT HOOVER ‘Salesman’ language requirements, thereby promise of a high paying job in the tour years of formal langu.u,.- SCHOV KW.SWIP r / ^ X lV plans State Day VALUES' resulting in diminished enrollment in luture. When money is tight, a liberal training. Pupils must not be dis On Feb. 25, the members of the arts education becomes a frivolity. suaded by the tact that they do not the high school courses of this type. Christine Schneider of Manchester King David Lodge of Odd International Thespian Society of One must not consider the grasp a language immediately. It is a Though there are requirements on will be the presiding officer at in Fellows will meet Monday MHS, accompanied by Lee Hay, knowledge of a second language slow but rewarding process. S«,iH»rcV \3,\W the secondary school level for the stallation of officers at the annual at 8 p.m. at the Marine attended Arthur Miller’s “Death of a merely a form of dilettantism. Manchester High School students subject areas of English, history, and State Day observance of the Phi Mu Corps League Home. Salesman” at UConn in Storrs. It was mathematics, there is no such Foreign language is an important should avail themselves of the oppor I 0 : 0 0 - X ' O O i H . Sorority on Saturday, March 20 at the presented in accordance with requirement for a foreign language. thing and oftentimes a very tunity to broaden their horizons. Steak Out in Talcottville. There will 21% OFF THE UPRIGHT UConn’s annual Drama Day. High marketable skill. It aids in the educa Even a perfunctary knowledge of Many are content to do without this- be a social hour beginning at noon, The Army and Navy Club CONVERTIBLE VACUUM school students from throughout tion process. A French student im- French, German, or Spanish can *n KHS important part of a general educa followed by luncheon at 1. will have a mystery ride Connecticut attended the production, iiicdiately understands the "laissez- yield its owner nothing but benefits. tion. Mrs. Donna Kausch of South Wind for members and guests which was followed by a symposium laire" attitude sometimes adopted Gail lleimann As of February 28,1976, there were sor will be installed as president and April 7, Reservations are in the afternoon. The play was by governments, while a German 695 from a student body of 2,060 who Helen Welch as secretary. now open and may be made directed by John Herrand; the set chose to take a language. This scholar has an edge on the others in a Books itccorjls Mrs. Harry A, Moore, past national with Mrs. Ralph designer was Jerfy Rojo. The Thes C o r r e c tio n E U p U n V 54.99 represents approximately 33 per cent ■ discussion on Gestalt theory. president of Phi Mu will be the guest McCollum, 649-5800, Mrs. REG. 69.99 pian Society is the honor society for The name of Mrs. Lida Duncan, of the students attending MHS today. Anyone interested in literature speaker. She is a resident of New Russell Mathiason, 649- high school drama clubs. It is hoped was inadvertently misspell^ in last Make a change to a convertible and At a comparable time in 1965, there gains a much deeper insight into the York and a graduate of Adelphi 0907, or Mrs. John Vince, that the society will be able to attend works of men like Voltaire, Camus, week’s IISW. ’Mrs. Duncan is con save 15.00. Features edge clean were 822 language students from a University. She has served Phi Mu as 643-4763. future presentations, for the day was possible 1,990. In other words, eleven Cervantes, Goethe, or Kafko, if he tributing a Bicentennial afghan to the national alumnae vice president and ing for hard-to-reach areas. Plus enjoyed by alt. — Kathy Shirer years ago 41 per cent of the student .reads them in the original language. MEA Fair Saturday. as national finance director, as well tip toe rug adjustment, all-steel 7 Chapman Court, Order of agitator, headlight, long cord and as in the national presidency. Amaranth, will have a Mrs. Moore is an active member of disposable bag. smorgasbord March 21 the New York Branch of the from 5 to 7 p.m. at the American Association of University Masonic Temple, More in A closer look at Jonathan Hewey ^ \\ Women and has been a delegate to P«'oce«<3iS formation may be obtained the Governor’s Conference for by calling Mrs. Doris Drop by Room 137 some day and correct operation of machines and makes him such an excellent is no hollow statement if you know SW5ENT SCH0LA$^SHIPS Volunteers, Isham, 643-5588. try to find Jonathan T. Hewey, e(iuipment and on correct teacher. He likes kids. Hewey, or at least hear him — renowned MHS metalsmithing in procedures. His high school stan "I have good times in school; you laughing insanely in the craftsroom Vernon Juniors plan fashion show as he races from soldering lo buffing structor. It may be difficult — he’s dards provide an added incentive for have good times in school; and Rock review: Cat Stevens Sally Middleton of Manchester, fashion consultant for the guy with the. beard and glasses .sometimes maybe we can have good machines. — Christine Jaworski Luettgens Limited, The Civic Center, Hartford, models a who looks like a student. The truth times together." Students feel com On March 7, the one and only C at' was pulled away to reveal his back Calvin Klein outfit. This is one of several to be previewed must be told, though — he’s 32 and fortable with this attitude — they res 2 DAYS Stevens appeared at the Springfield up band, which played with him for at a fashion show Saturday at The Colony in Talcottville. ten times more experienced than pond to Hewey rather than clamming Civic Center before a sell-out crowd the remainder of the concert. The show is being sponsored by the Vernon Junior SAVE A SUPER 13% ON anyone else in the room. up towards him or his teaching. of wild, frenzied Cat-Fans. The visual effects, often as great a Womens’ Club and will start with a luncheon at noon. SATURDAY A 1961 graduate from MHS, HeWey Because of Hewey’s attitude, he DIAL-A-MATIC VACUUM Grapplers The performance, scheduled to part of the performance as the music Proceeds go to the charities sponsored by the club. has a considerable amount of educa and some of his students develop start at 8, got under way about 20 itself, were superb. The band was and tion to his credit. Colleges where he close relationships. It’s not unusual minutes late with two magicians surrounded by a semi-circular struc studied include the Rochester fur former students to return to MHS grapple starting the show. After doing a ture, resembling a canopy shell with “WE SAVE YOU MONEY” SUNDAY Institute of Technology, School for to visit him. It is interesting to note number of amazing feats of the face open. The lighting effects American Craftsmen, UConn, how Hewey’s teaching and his prestidigitation, the sorcerers ob turned the whole enclosure blue, 94.99 Births REG. 109.99 UOregon, and Southern Connecticut friendships lie together. Although he Closing out its regular season last tained four boxes, which they orange and other bright shades of For Arthitls State College. After acquiring expects top achievement in the work week with a flurry of victories was stacked up in a column. After a few color. Save 15.00 on the vac that com several degrees, Hewey worked as a of his students, he is always there to Manchester High’s wresting team. magic words, the four doors on the Stevens played for about one hour and bines the power of a canister with graduate assistant at Oregon and as assist in any tricky soldering job. The squad, coached by Robert boxes were opened and out stepped before the intermission. His reper Parsons, S u z a ^ Marie, daughter of Charles and the mobility of an upright. And the an art instructor in Ledyard, Conn, Alibrio, soundly defeated Windham Rheum atism Likewise, he is always present to Cat Stevens to the frantic cheers of toire included cuts from his new Agnes SantoChrisWParsons of 19 Brent Dr., Vernon. She famous 3-way action beats as it before he returned to MHS where help students who come to him with High of Willimantic and crosstown the audience. album: "Numbers," "Banapple was born March 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her sweeps as it cleans. With suction he’s been an instructor for the past personal prohlems or just to talk. rival East Catholic High School to maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gil San- PUTS PAIN TO SLEEP Opening with "Where Do the Gas,” "Majikat," and the title cut power dial and disposable bag. six years. Hewey decided to teach at Hewey irons out metalsmithing and assure a winning record of 8-7. Children Play?" and following with were played. toChrlsto of East Hartford. Her paternal grandmother is Whor* RhoumatUm MHS for the rea.son that "The most problems simultaneously. After an up and down season, “Moonshadow," Stevens played with Only one dark spot marred the per Mrs. Anne R. Parsons of Tolland. She has three sisters, Pain Strlkaa important thing about our (MHS’s) "I do my counseling every day, all Manchester finally gained needed Christine 10, Ruthann 9, and Melissa 7. only the accompaniment of another formance. As Stevens started “Hard- Reg. $3.00 crafts program is its tradition. It the time, through my work.” His momentum when they traveled to acoustic guitarist. However, after Headed Woman," the sound system Willimantic and beat the Windham goes back to 1956, and it has concen Jonathan Hewey frank, spontaneous manner, his sense the second song, a huge black curtain broke down and there was a five-to Axt, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Geoffrey A. and Ruth trated on excellent crafts for all of humor, and his obvious enjoyment Whippets on Feb. 28, by the score of ten-minute delay while the trouble Brown Axt of 12 Carter Dr., Tolland, formerly of W IN A FREE those years. That’s why 1 came back of life also earn his students’ 36 to 6. Sophomores John Cordera, was taken care of. The rest of the Manchester. She was born March 4 at Manchester to MHS-tradition.” achieving fine craftsmanship. As a friendship. Corky Chandler, Doug Marshall and performance was flawless, however Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. 1 9 7 6 AUTO Bob Hawkes paced the team as both Hewey is undoubtably one of the resu lt, Hewey’s classes have Hewey lives with two roommates, Jerry Kennedy provided a strong as the Cat crponed such tunes as "Sit Elisabeth Brown of Homewood, 111. Her paternal grand recorded victories. Hawkes was out —DEPOSIT------best metalsmithing teachers around. produced a number of excellent both MHS graduates. nucleus, as they all won their ting,” “Two Fine People," “Another parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Axt of Milwaukee, standing, as he ran his personal COUPON ONLY AT He is an extremely qualified instruc metalsmithing,students who turn out "Garth goes to school,' Frank goes matches. Saturday Night," and closing with Wise. record to 11-1-1, by pinning opponent. tor and his knowledge and skill in the masterpieces which frequently win to work, and I go to school to work.” Senior co-captain Bob Hawkes, "Father and Son. ” The cheers of the L IB G E n Junior Tom Jones also added a con 10% OFF DIAL-A-MATIC field of metalsmithing seems almost Scholarship Art Awards, A side interest of Hewey’s is scored a pin in the 188 lb. class and crowd brought him back for an en Walsh, Jessica Lynne, daugliter of William J. Jr. and ' PARKADE vincing pin to his record of victories. limitless. More importantly, Hewey Serious metalsmithing students ap "brainstorming” houses; that is, Alan Girelli, Tom Jones and Jeff core, and he sang "Wild World" and Kathleen Carroll Walsh of 1238 Hartford Rd., Vernon. She 1 PHARMACY POWER DRIVE VACUUM is capable of transferring these skills preciate the training Hewey gives arranging the construction of houses Jones added decisions to the winning Senior Jim Brezinski scored a one other song. was born March 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her to his students through never-to-be- them. They also appreciate Hewey. which ho rents. Basically, outside of cause, Jim Brezinski wrestled well close 5-4 verdict over his foe in the He again left the stage, but the maternal grandmother is Mrs. James A. Carroll of 159 lbs. weight class and Sophomore NAME forgotten lectures such as one in In explaining success as a teacher, he school, Hewey enjoys three things'in for the Indians, but could only gain a audience still wanted more. So back Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Doug Marshall and Chris Luz were cluding a hair-raising tale of ac stated that "It took me a long time to life; To party, to dance, and to go to hard fought 4-4 decision. he came again to play "Peace Train" William Walsh Sr. of Willimantic. AOOAESS The grapplers continued their win awarded decisions. Finishing out the cidents occuring through improper understand what it takes to be ^ church. He partici|iates in church ac to the delight of the crowd. Finally, CITY PHONE 134.99 seven first place finishes for the MHS use of the buffing machines. Per teacher. It’s baptism by fire. Those tivities and goes to Bible study and streak as they attacked the Eagles of the lights were turned up and an un Jones, Jennifer Marie, daughter of John A. and REG. 149.99 malmen was Bill Tedford, who won OEPOSIT EACH WEEK sonal attention for each individual who can take it come out great .services. East Catholic March 4, and emerged forgettable performance came to a Pamela Ferrante Jones of 92 Hollister Dr., East Hart Save 15.00 on the vac with Power victorious with a 31-9 decision. by forfeU; in the 123 lb. weight class, AS NEW MAWINOS AKE HELD WEEKLY contributes to his success. Hewey teacher^. ' It is Hewey’s attitude ”1 enjoy myself at all times. I can’t close. ford. She was born March 5 at Manchester Memorial No purchase necessary...Must be over 18 years of Co-captains Dave Derewianka and Robert Weiss Drive action for fast, effortless places greatest emphasis on safe and towards himself and his students that stand being dull or remorseful." This Russ & Dave Hospital. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Enna Smith age or older to win. You need not be present to win cleaning. Features: Action-Grip of Macon, Ga. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car controls, power dial, 5'A qt. dis and Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs. Lucy Ferrante, all of (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes Hartford. She has a sister, Laure Ann. & license. posable bag. And 3-way action CKCHiUNCi: beats as It sweeps as it cleans. JKJPQ riTRll<; rPlJlT sijpmx spgiiiT Barton, John Laurence, son of Arthur L. and Lorraine Grazloli Barton of 109 Candlewood Dr., South Windsor. He was born March 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. It Pays to Read Herald Ads FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY ia9. SATURDAY 10-8. nR5LTJOOMOV<^N PEAIIK £IRAPEElRi)ET A Grazloli of Waterbury. His paternal grandmother is Mary J. Barton. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ March 12..1976 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri„ March 12, 1976- PAGE NINE Welfare living cost raise approved by committee Almanac HARTFORD (DPI) - Vernon man heads recipients a 7.7 per cent in chances for passage, bill’s chances of getting proposals to save the com OUR THIRD ^ The legislature's Human crease. The committee un although small, were much through the legislature mittee from charges it was Services Committee By United Press International American astrologer Simon New division at Aetna animously killed a bill that greater than the bill which were minimal because of fiscally Irresponsible. 5^ Today is Friday, March 12, the comb was born March 12, 1835. John T. Guldan of Vernon has been promoted to direc Thursday approved a bill would have raised benefits was killed. the state’s financial “We ought to make the 72nd day of 1976 with 294 to follow. On this day in history: tor, personal insurance department, personal accounts giving welfare recipients a 33 per cent. He said the cost of living problems, which include a choice, otherwise the Ap The moon is approaching its full In 1912, the first Girl Scout of division, at Aetna Life & (Casualty, Hartford. cost of living raise, but Rep. Irving Stolberg, D- increase would cost $9 $40 million deficit this propriations Committee phase. America troop was organized In Thia thaw will cover our 2 upcoming trips — conceded its chances for New Haven, co-chairman million, while the 33 per fiscal year and predictions will think we’re sending Business Guldan is a graduate of Wheeling College. He joined the enactment were slim. of the committee, said the cent rise would cost $40 The morning stars are Mercury Savannah, Ga., by Mrs. Juliette Gor company in 1963 as an underwriter at Wheeling, W. Va., CALIFORNIA & LAS VEGAS of another deficit next them all money bills,’’ she and Venus. and e Thankaglvlng Cruize on the t /t Oceanic The committee, by a 5-2 more modest increase was million. year. said. “We already have a don Low. and was named senior underwriter there in 1968. vote, approved the The evening stars are Mars, At The approved because its "That is more money “The odds are against deficit, no matter how we In 1933, after eight days in office, He was promoted to superintendent of Orange County, measure which would give than we can squeeze out of Jupiter and Saturn. President Franklin D. Roosevelt ad COLONY ROOM both bills,” said Stolberg. swing it (the welfare in "nuise bom on this date are under Calif., in 1971 and to supervisor at the home’office in 1971 the rock that is the state of "But on the basis of sheer crease) we’re going to be dressed the nation in the first of his He has been assistant secretary, personal insurance APRIL 22, 1976 the sign of Pisces. Grant fate 960 Sullivan Ava. (ovar the lounga) In South Windsor Connecticut," Stolberg doilars the cost of living in the hole. Let’s not pre many radio "Fireside Chats.” department, since 1975. PEAT POTS — POTTING SOIL - DORMANT SPRAY About town said. raise seems a better bet.” tend otherwise.” may hurt Sponsored By "It does seem that the Guldan is a Chartered Property and Casualty Sen. Betty Hudson, D- The committee by a 6-3 Underwriter. He lives at 95 Jonathan Dr. WHITHAM Nursery SOUTH WINDSOR TRAVEL ADVISORS cost of living increase is a Madison, urged her vote kilted a bill that would Mott firm better approach,” said colleagues to make the prohibit strikers from FREE ADMISSION North Central Pomona not acceptable at this time. h "Grow With Us" Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, D- choice between the two collecting welfare benefits. ROUTE 6 BOLTON 643-7902 For Tickota and Dtlalla, Plaaaa call or visit al Grange will have a public The next paper drive will Closing of stores by the 1708 Ellington Rd., South Windsor, Connecticut Mansfield. Read the BRIGHT ONE’ Open Monday thru Saturday 9 to 5:30 dinner Saturday from 5 to 7 be April 24. Stolberg admitted the bankrupt W. T. Grant Co. John T. Guidon 644-2488 p.m. at the Coventry may have an adverse Manchester Evening Herald Grange Hall. ------effect on six Mott’s Shop-' Rite Supermarkets located Assumption Junior High in shopping centers where Grant stores were located, SAVE School will sponsor a paper IN OUR PLANT DEPT. drive Saturday from 9 a m. Mott’s President Stanford OVER to 1 p.m. in the church Cohen says. *6 6.SheHDecwaW parking lot on S. Adams St. MITES In his annual report on planter Wheel Newspapers already company operations, bundled will be ap Cohen said recent closings preciated. Magazines are of the Grant stores had an Our initial impact on volume of SERVIN6 THE UNITED neighboring Mott’s stores. J. 11.99 That factor could have Unique design BARBS TASTES OF AMERICA FOR BEAM some influence on Mott’s inches diarneter. By PHIL PASTORET 181 YEARS F/toMimm man- t^^s!^ptnlstuncladed). smsiNiimioNsoe operations in the first » Vs,, V ^ G'Hette Super Curl In rush hour, getting a rtrt B{AM/M4/irmtsitMMAiam quarter of 1976, he said. Curling Iron Gillette Supermax'z ticket for speeding is an n/i iwuitfrmrsooiesoM. Reporting 1975 results, accomplishment. • « a Cohen said Mott’s achieved Our Adjustable Styler/Dryer the highest fourth quarter R|g- A highway interchange 1 7 7 6 near us has been under and full year volume in its & 18 ^ o A lit t l e BIT OF IRELAND! _ . construction for two years history and net profit for — the engineers have the year set a new record. St. Patrick’s Day been playing bridge. 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Thresher; College, will remain with the team as be too “late in the season” for him to in Hartford St* Patrick's Day parade New England Whalers, Saints folded two weeks ago, said he a player and initially will help out get in playing shape worried over poor play, es could not determine what changes he By Len Auster Neale, according to Whaler General Under Blackburn, the Whalers It appears that Manchester will pecially on home ice, have Manager Ron Ryan. \ will make until he has a chance to Mahoney and State Sen. David Legionnaires, American Legion Majorettes. compiled a 14-18-3 record but have work with the team. “Their current civic leader dead at 84 have one of the largest delegations— Barry. switched coaching gears in a The announcement was made V Auxiliary and Sons of the American Young’s Bagpipe Band. won only seven of their last 26 play doesn’t reflect this team’s abili maybe even the largest — par Officers of the Manchester Police late-season drive to hang on to Ryan at a special news conference in games. More significant, they have SOUTH WINDSOR - William J. Hartford, and was a hail insurance Legion. Army-Navy Club Marching Unit. ty, I think we can get back on the ticipating in Hartford’s annual St. Department. Eighth District Fire Department. Local Boys Scouts. a World Hockey Association Whaler headquarters attended by not been able to win on home ice. Thresher, 84, of 643 Pleasant Valley adjustor and a tobacco buyer. For Patrick’s Day parade Saturday at 11 Blackburn, Neale and Whaler Presi track,” said Neale, “but there’s no Rd., a former state senator and ac Marine Corps Color Guard, Other area departments joining Manchester Ambulance Servke. Something special playoff spot. They have lost five and tied one in magic formula.” many years, he was a tobacco a.m. in the city. Manchester Young Marines, and dent Howard Baldwin. tive in South Windsor civic affairs for Manchester include the Bolton Members of the local parade coin-' The Whalers announced Thursday their last six appearances at the Neale said he agreed to coach the grower in South Windsor. More There are so many individuals and Manchester Young Marines Drill When Joe Whelton was dis Ryan said Blackburn, an 18-year many years, died Thursday at Hart Volunteer Fire Department. mittee, besides Mrs. Marceau, are Don Blackburn, an 18-year player Hartford Civic Center. They slipped Whalers "until the end of the recently, he was self-employed as a organizations in the Manchester con Team. playing his basketball talents veteran of the National, American Jo third place in the Eastern Division ford Hospital. real estate agent. Manchester High School Chairman John Foley, Dan Carey, veteran of the hockey wars, was season.” He said the agreement to tingent that Bridget Marceau, one of Local Veterans of Foreign Wars, Cheerleaders, Majorettes, Flag Sean Byrne, John Duffy, John for East Catholic, Eagle Coach being replaced by Harry Neale, head and Canadian hockey leagues, was after a home loss Wednesday night to Mr. Thresher made political He is a past president of the Lord’s the local organizers, says it looks as coach was made early Thursday and the VFW Auxiliary and the VFW Corps and Band. Sullivan, Edward Wilson, Herberf Stan Ogrodnik knew he had coach of the recently disbanded "stepping aside” because of Phoenix for an overall record of 28- history when he became the first Point Association, Stonington, and a though Manchester will carry home he flew in from Minnesota. Junior Girls Unit. Campbell Council, Knights of Stevenson, P.J. Tierney, Thomas Minnesota Fighting Saints. problems he was unable to overcome 34-6. Democrat to be elected to the state member of the of the Elks, Odd the trophy this year in the town-by- ‘something special’ on his Neale said it was important the Veterans of World War I, Columbus. Kehoe, John Thompson, James Neale will be in his new role for the in getting a winning team on the ice. senate from the former Fourth Fellows and Masonic organizations. town competition. hands. Something special, A drop into fourth place, now oc team concentrate on winning their Manchester Barracks. Manchester Senior Citizens. Fogarty and John Kehoe. first time tonight when the Whalers “The team is not playing the type cupied by Indianapolis, would keep District. As a state senator, he He was born in Newington and had Leading the local contingent in the those were the words used by eight remaining home games. “Right American Legion Color Guard and East Catholic High School host Cleveland. of hockey that is expected of it by the Whalers out of the playoffs for served on six legislative committees lived in South Windsor for 70 years. Hartford parade will be Manchester now, we’re talking about working for former Boston Celtic great For Blackburn, it was an 11-week myself or management. the first time since the WHA began in a playoff spot,” he said. and as chairman of two, the State Survivors are a son, William E. Parade Marshal John Keane. “I feel I have given the coaching Bob Cousey to describe experience in his first attempt at 1972. Baldwin said the change in coaches Parks and Reservations Committee Thresher of Amherst, N.H.: A Following will be the local parade job my best effort but the results and the Railroads Committee. daughter, Mrs. Eleanor 'T. Kuehn of Restaurant signs mini-mall lease; Whelton after the former coaching which he called "was not a panic decision.” committee, several dignitaries, and “frustrating.” aren’t there,” the Kirkland Lake, On Prior to the five-game losing He was a judge in the South Wind-* South Windsor; five grandchildren a number of organizations. Eagle star led UConn over Ryan said he and Blackburn had Blackburn, who took over the team tario native said. The 37-year-old streak at home, the Whalers had a 19-. agreed several weeks ago to try "to sor Municipal Court for 20 years, and and a great-grandchild. ’The list of Manchester participants Providence in the ECAC Divi Blackburn said he would contribute deputy judge for six years. He was a The funeral is Sunday at 2 p.m. at Dec. 26 from Jack Kelley, who 7 record and spent much of the turn the performance of the team includes; contingent upon liquor license sion I finals. in any way he could to help the season in first place. member of the town Board of Our Savior Lutheran Church, around.” Mayor Matt Moriarty and Deputy The win moved Whelton and team Finance for 10 years and served as its Graham Rd. The Rev. Ronald Erbe, Mayor John Thompson. Members of A lease between Kenneth Burkamp and William Bracken, of 57 Essex St., five years with two five-year options mates into the NCAA Tournament chairman. He also was a member of pastor, will officiate. Burial will be the town Board of Directors and three persons who hope to Manchester. for renewal. It involves a space of where it will face Hofstra University the Town Council for two years. in Wapping Cemetery. marching will be Phyllis Jackston, operate a restaurant in Burkamp’s Mr. Thresher w ^ a member of the The restaurant would be located in about 5,000 square f^ t. Saturday afternoon at the The Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Paul Willhide, Jack Goldberg, Vivian Main St. building was signed JOE WHELTON UConn-Hofstra tournament clash ground floor, rear, of the the Jaffe & The lessees,, who signed under the Providence Civic Center. Hofstra, advisory board of the Manchester Home, 419 Buckland Rd., is in charge Ferguson and Robert Price. Thursday night. Podrove buiding where Burkamp trade name S^dowbor, have operat which by no means has a national Branch of the Hartford National of arrangements. Republican Town Chairman The lessees were planning to file an plans to create a mini-mall of small ed restaurants in New Haven, reputation, for trivia buffs is located Bank and Trust Co. and had been a There are no calling hours. Nathan Agostinelli and Democratic application today^ith the state shops. He regards the restaurant as a Burkamp said. on the Hempstead Turnpike out on Size a liability director of the former First National The family suggests that any Town Chairman-State Rep. Ted Cum Liquor Control Commission for the Bank of Manchester, which merged memorial gifts may be made to the major key to the enterprise. In the transaction, Burkamp was Long Island (my sister is an alum His smallish stature fas been an described as ^Clunker Classic^ mings. Other local legislators permit. They are Mary Ellen Han with the Hartford National Bank and Memorial Fund of Our Savior The lease, which is contingent on represented by Jules Karp of nus, I’m a UConn grad). asset at times but also a liability. It marching will be State Rep. Francis son, Gary Hanson, both of Columbia, Hopefully the Huskies won’t have Trust Co. For more than 30 years, he Lutheran Church or to the Lord’s granting of a liquor license, is for Lessner, Rottner, Karp, and Plepler seems he is the perfect target for op PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) John Thomas, the nation’s fourth their season ended tomorrow but no Was a director, of the Connecticut Point Athletic Fund, in care of Sabra of Manchester and the lessees by ponents to pick on. Four years ago in —Some have called Saturday’s leading rebounder. "We had Valley Mutual Hail Insurance Co., Stoughton, Box 443, Stonington. Richard Cromie of Coventry. matter this has to be a satisfying CIAC tourney play, Whelton was the campaign for the 5-10 Whelton. A NCAA basketball game something to prove to the people out target of Shelton fans. When he was a there. We proved we could win as a year ago the former two-time All- between Connecticut and senior in a first round clash, Harding team Now we want to show everyone Stater was UConn’s sixth man with Hofstra the “Clunker Classic,” Danielle K. INorwood Hockanum linear park group High’s Cedric Cannon cold conked the win in Springfield (in the ECAC his role as a sparkplug more than Mrs. Elizabeth W. Herron him. After the latter incident (after yet one of those “clunkers” finals) was not a fluke." Danielle Kara Norwood, infant ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Elizabeth Fire calls anything else. This season, as being revived) he took a drink from a will move up the tournament daughter of Roderick and Ann Whelton admits, his job is more Wienefeld Herron, 93, of 148 Grove water cooler and led the Eagles to ladder with a victory. Thomas’ job will be to contain Stephens Norwood of 54 Chestnut St., to concentrate on easements defined. And he is far happier as his / St., formerly of Manchester, died victory. Hofstra’s John Irving, the country’s died Thursday at Farmington Thursday at Rockville General Manchester ear-to-ear grin attested Wednesday Medical Center. By JUNE TOMPKINS the four, seasons. The slides showed the Hockanum River. The dates are In the ECAC title match. third leading rebounder this season. Hospital. Thursday, 12:03 p.m. - Gas leak at 115 afternoon prior to a workout. Providence's Steve Strothers decked The game at the Providence Civic Danielle was born Jan. 19 at Herald Reporter rapids. Union Pond, wildlife, fallen March 28, April 11 and April 25 begin The teams are evenly matched; both Mrs. Herron was born Nov. 18,1882 Walnut St. (Town). Basically, Whelton is doing what he him. After a short time on the bench Center pales further because un Manchester Memorial Hospital. Securing easements from owners trees and pollution areas as well as ning at 1 p.m. have quick guards, two good big men in Rockville and lived in Manchester Thursday, 7:20 p.m. — Dumpstet fire at did in high school. He’s running the Whelton returned and his teammates defeated Rutgers will face Ivy Other survivors are her maternal of property along the Hockanum areas that could be developed for The first walk, probably a three- and a swingman. for many years before returning to rear of Top Notch Foods, Main and N. show and he does with the ball what point to this as one of the keys. League champion Princeton in the grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. Peter River is one of the main goals of the hiking and preservation of natural mile hike, will begin near Union Rockville in 1954. She was a member Main Sts. (Eighth District). he wants. It proved successful for UConn's much too maligned coach more publicized second-half of the Stephens of Kingston, Ont., Can.; and Hockanum River Linear Park Com beauty. Pond on N. School St. beyond Robert Today, 12:55 a.m. — Smoke investiga In the game between New Jersey’s of the First Lutheran Church of East Catholic and the formula is Dee Rowe calls his playmaker “a the NCAA doubleheader. her paternal grandparents, Mr. and mittee. When Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Driggs of son Park. Other starting places will tion at Main St. and E. Middle Tpke. two best teams, Rutgers has the ad Rockville. working out for UConn. He is a very courageous player. He is a "Everyone seems to feel, and un- Mrs. Arthur Norwood of Manchester. Dr. Douglas Smith, committee 616 N. Main St. expressed concern for be announced at a later date. (Town). vantage of a 28-0 record and the in She is survived by a sister. Miss leader and the fact is accepted by his great, great little warrior. And his A Mass of the Angels will be member, told the committee and trespassing and vandalism (their Anyone interested in the Tolland County dividual talent of senior forward Phil Rose Wienefield of Rockville. Hockanum River project is invited to teammates because they know he’s best is still ahead of him.” Sellers. celebrated Monday at 10 a.m. at St. several concerned citizens Thursday back yard is directly on the Thursday, 9:16 a.m. — Wires burning in not going out for the personal glory. , , sri/m The funeral and burial will be night the easements are necessary Hockanum River), Dr. Smith said go on the walks. school bus on Green St., Crystal Lali£. Whelton is an important figure for James Church. Burial will be at the private. Whelton was selected most convenience of the family. tor the committee to have access to with better access provided to the Interested citizens who signed up Thursday, 5:22 p.m. — Auto accident^ the Huskies but as he strongly notes Princeton, 22-4, has won 17 of its The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 to assist the committee in its efforts Rt. 66, Hebron. valuable player in the ECAC tourney it takes a team to win. When the On the tube last 18 games, wth the only loss com The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the area up and down the river to area, he hoped there will be better and this embarrassed him. He was Ellington Ave., is in charge of were Mr. and Mrs. Driggs, Barnini, Thursday, 9:36 p.m. ■/- Car fire on 1-86, Nutmeggers go up against the Flying ing against third-ranked Rutgers, 75- create trails and preserve the usage of the Hockanum River land T h e U I I i V e r s i I y o ( Main St., is in charge of arrangements. Vernon (Co. 3). not trying to show up anybody when 62, in February. arrangements. natural beauty. which would discourage trespassing Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of 18 Dutchmen and their three high There are no calling hours. he tossed the trophy to his comrades school All-Americans it will take the Conneetieut-IIofsira NU.AA There are no catling hours. Easements have been acquired and vandalism. Hillcrest Rd., and Craig Niles of 25 "My players are confident but I’m It has been suggested that any Henry St. after receiving it. That’s just how he play of Whelton, A1 Weston, Jeff Eastern Regional Tourna The family suggests that any from a handful of people and verbal John Barnini of 249 Boulder Rd., never confident," said Princeton memorial gifts may be made to the Ron Tuttle, representing the Trucker ^ins is. ‘Tve always felt that when a Carr. Tony Hanson, John Thomas, ment haskelliall game Satur- Coach Pete Carril, whose Tigers memorial gifts may be made to St. agreements from several others. Dr. who also owns property on the team wins a tourney they should just 'Herald photo by Larson) Memorial Fund of the First Lutheran Manchester Jaycees, will contact Jim Abromaitis, Randy LaVigne, (lay a fte rn o o n will he have lost their last three games to James School Foundation. Smith said. Some houses are too Hockanum River, suggested a possi state lot^ry give a team trophy and not to in Church of Rockville. close to the river and their owners do ble means of identification for users town civic groups to enlist volunteer etc. — not one — to win. televised hy WESB-TV, Rutgers. Principals in Lions Club Road Race HARTFORD (UPI) — James Zac- dividuals,” Whelton offers. not want to grant easements. In their of the trails, or even charging a small assistance in the Hockanum River “I feel we are capable like all the Channel 3. .Air time is 2 Rutgers coach Tom Young said his Linear Park project, and to invite caro, a 57-year-old truck driver from Last season UConn as many saw, others and 1 just hope we don't beat players are "not cocky but they are Scheduled Sunday, .-April 4 is the second annual Manchester cases. Dr. Smith said, trails would be fee for the privilege of hiking. went too much with individual play. o'eloek. Governor orders stop diverted around their properties. Spencer Cain, chairman, an them to the walks. Portchester, N.Y., won the 1100,000 ourselves like we did early in the confident. They're looking forward to Lions did) Student Road Raees. Four divisions for The committee is also looking for Connecticut lottery jackpot Thursday ”We learned from that and 1 think season. If they (Hofstra) win they’re playing." younf{slers in 8 to 18-year-old age hraekels will he staged. He said the committee would nounced dates for three walks to that had a bearing this year. We were welcome some volunteer legal ad explore the trails and terrain along someone to volunteer as secretary night. The winning weekly number going to have to beat us,” UConn’s Both the winner of the "Clunker I.hairnian is David riionipson, eenter, with George Suitor, drawn was 78-Green-455. determined to play as a team,” derstandably so, that it isn’t that big vice in handling easements. for the group. personable little man with the infec Classic” and the victor of "the cham lell, iiii'el director. One of the talented entrants is Ed to illegal free meals Whelton maintains. tious smile surmised. a match,” said Hofstra Coach Roger pionship of New Jersey” will ad The Hockanum River Linear Park l.einieux, right. Entries are now being accepted by writing HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Grasso told a news conference in an Committee, known by various and Gaeckler. “Someone referred to it as vance to the Eastern playoffs in Personnel Department will, stop il nouncing personnel officials will similar titles since its beginning the Clunker Classic. But these people Greensboro, N.C. the Lions (.luh, I’.O.Bo.x 614, .Manchester, riiere is a dollar legal free meals at the Rocky Hill review every worker at the hospital several years ago, officially adopted haven’t followed the progress of our entry fee. Veterans Home and Hospital, Gov. to determine eligihility for free its name Thursday at a meeting ! WIN A FREE team or of Connecticut. Ella T. Grasso said today. meals. which attracted about ten interested Baseball talks “We both played well all season, we played respectable teams, like Hospital commandant Col. Robert Meanwhile, Col. Beckwith’s decision townspeople to view slides of the 1976 AUTO Virginia, South Carolina, Temple, J. Beckwith has ignored a ruling was praised Thursday by A1 Marotta, Hockanum River area. ----- DEPOSIT------Friends set Lasalle, St. Joseph's and Fairfield. Flyers’ unbeaten workers should be charged $.75 per president of the Connecticut State In an effort to enlist the volunteer COUPON ONLY AT on dead center We don’t feel we have to be ashamed. meal, with the exception of those Employes Association. services of individuals and MANCHESTER I think this is a confrontation Hackney fete whose work hours require them to “Col. Beckwith has shown he has organizations for a cleanup and MOTOR between two teams that legitimately streak reaches 20 eat at the institution. the backbone to stand up and fight for maintenance project, color slides ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) — Baseball club owners and OLDS CUTLASS belong in the NCAA tourney." "There appears to have been some the rights of his employes,” Marotta were shown of the river banks during SALES Major League Players Association executive director Marvin No. 1 1ntermediate Hofstra, rated 126th by one NEW YORK (UPI) — Give the Philadelphia Flyers a minute blanket decisions made,’’ Mrs. said. Friends are planning a testimonial Miller go back to the negotiating table today to try to get talks collegiate ranking service, got into and a half and they’ll make two goals. In the U.S. NAME dinner for Alex Hackney, who retired off dead center and clear the way for the opening of the 1976 the NCAA first round by winning the That's what Orest Kindrachuk and earlier this year as golf professional ADDRESS season on schedule. East Coast Conference championship Terry Crisp did Thursday night to as Don McLeod recorded his first at the .Manchester Country Club after Shapp drops out of ^presidential race But Miller and several players over Temple. Connecticut, rated 90th help the Flyers equal thtjr team shutout... Nick Harbaruk and Renald CITY PHONE 27 years, on Mav 7 at the Country think the season is in danger of being agents at the end of the 1976 season. and the final team selected to the record of 20 consecutive unbeaten Leclerc scored second period goals, DEPOSIT EACH WEEK lifting Indianapolis past Toronto ... Club. HARRISBURG, Pa. and urged supporters to “We started our cam Shriver. Sen. Frank MAZDA delayed. Recent federal court decisions Eastern College Athletic Conference games by overwhelming the Buffalo AS NEW DRAWINGS AAE HELD WEEKLY U.S. Olympian Bob Dobek scored his Members of the Board of Gover (UPI) — Pennsylvania evaluate the other can paign late ... Our fund Church, D-Idaho., will About 40 players, including the have ruled that a player becomes a New England regionals, whipped top^ Sabres 6-1, No purchsse necessary...Must be over 16 years of nors will handle arrangements with Gov. Milton J. Shapp, didates and vote for the raising efforts aiso started enter the race next week. members of the executive board of free agent after he completes the seeded Massachusetts and tourna "We gave them two goals in the se first pro goal to trigger San Diego MIZER age or older to win. You need not be present to win over Houston. Ruby Clough serving as chairlady. citing his disappointing delegates they feel will much later than the other Already this year. the players’ union, met for more than length of his contract, plus the option ment veteran Providence to earn a cond period and that was the ball but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car year. showing in the best represent them. candidates,” Shapp said. Democratic candidates (from selection of 11 cars). \/Vlnner must pay all taxes two hours Thursday with the owner’s tournament berth. game,” said Buffalo Coach Floyd Shapp’s w ithdraw al Terry Sanford, Lloyd 32 mpg. In the city There is a strong probability any Smith. Massachusetts and Florida "While at this time I will & license. players relations committee and “The win over Providence gave me Bentsen and Birch Bayh 42 mpg. highway new union contract would provide a The six goals for the Stanley Cup primary elections, today not support another can reduced the Democratie Miller described the non-negotiating the best feeling I've ever had as an withdrew from the the field to six major con have withdrawn from the discussions as "the same old hash.” player stay with a team a given athlete," said Connecticut center champions put them at 301 goals for didate, like so many other From time, possibly five or six years, then Democratic presidential Americans, I will be tenders — Jimmy Carter, ’2895 Today’s m eeting will be a the season, breaking their club nomination race. play out one option year before record of 296 set in the 1972-73 looking for the man who Morris Udall, Henry negotiating session and Miller said His withdrawal left six Jackson, George Wallace, he was "almost certain" the talks becoming a free agent. season. Cinderella Cars has a solid program to Champ agrees major Democrats in the Players now in their option year Team captain Bobby Clarke’s two match his promises," Fred Harris and Sargent 1971 FORD would continue through the weekend. nomination battle. 1975 OLDS 1974 OLDS are insisting their current contracts TOKYO (UPI) - World Boxing assists tied him with Guy LaFleur of Shapp told a news con The players met earlier Thursday Shapp said he would not COUNTRY SQUIRE be honored and Los Angeles Dodger Association (WBA) featherweight Montreal for the NHL scoring ference. This printing test pattern is' OMEGA TORONADO for more than two and one half hours trounce Warriors j in r 40 T u n of U n u n l M Sw vict 10-passcnger wagon, AT, PS, PB, pitcher Mike Marshall said Thursday champion David Kotey of Ghana has leadership at 101 points, even run in Pennsylvania's 2 Dr., Rad, AT, PS, PB, Air to discuss the situatipn and un part of The Herald quality 2 Dr. Coupe, Blue, 6, AT, PS Air. One owner, low mileage he would sue the players association agreed to make his second title April 27 primary election. control program in order to Open 24 Hours Dally animously adopted a resolution ”We were better than we had been NEW YORK (UPI) - Will the Suns went ahead 88-87 on Garfield “Unfortunately, I just if it negotiated that right away. “We defense against Shige Fukuyama of for three pr four weeks,” Clarke haven't had the time, the give you one of, the finest FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE criticizing the owners, Miller said. Heard's layup and never lost the will not strip the players of their Japan here in June, the challenger’s said. "Of course, this is the best club the Cleveland Cavaliers, once money, the field organiza newspapers in the nation. "We consider the owners’ lockout lead John Drew led Allanla with 33 ^ 2 1 9 5 M 495 rights in any contract,” Miller said. handler reported Friday. we played in a while. We were not the laughing stock of the NBA, of spring training camps to be not points. CARD OF THA.NKS tion or the support of the great but decent.” ( be the Cinderella team of 1976? The family of Winslow G. Place media to break through in M@bil I only destructive to good faith wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks HEATING OILS I negotiations but also destructive to “They got three goals ^hind,” The Cavs dumped the 1975 to their dear friends, relatives and the voting booth.” \ft?» 111, NiiggclH 130 neighbors with special thanks to the 1974 OLDS 1973 MAZDA 1974 OLDS the image of baseball,” the players’ Clarke said, “and nobody is going to Cinderella team — the Golden State Sphinx Temple Circus Associates for OIL BURNER A resolution said. come back from that against our John Williamson scored nine of his their understanding sympathy and Shapp said he “made an Warriors — 110-99 Thursday night many kindnesses during the recent impact in the national HEATING INSTALLATION CUTLASS RX3 CUTLASS ‘‘S" "It is an attempt to intimidate the club.” before a sellout crowd of 19,821 in 36 points in overtime to give New bereavement in the loss of their Cruiser, Gold, AT, PS, PB, Air 4 Door Wagon, 4-apeed. 2 Dr., Cinnamon, AT, PS, PB, Air Kindrachuk skated the length of York the victory. Julius Erving had beloved husband and father. politics of 1976 and I will players rather than negotiate and it Speakers listed Cleveland. The victory was continue to do so.” 643-5135 will not succeed,” the players said. the ice and tucked the puck in for a 4- Cleveland’s 11th straight at home and 30 for New York and David Thomp S18 Center St. Manchester $ Miller said the resolution was not 1 lead at 15:59. Crisp followed at moved the Cavs to within 1 games son 36 for Denver. A brawl resulted ^4195 ^2495 read to the owners’ committee but 17:34 on a breakaway. of the Central Division-leading in the ejection of Marvin Webster of said he did give it the "gist” of the for Kacey Night Boston defeated Toronto 6-2 and Washington Bullets. Denver and Rich Jones of the Nets. we have a resolution. Los Angeles topped the New York The loss, the 19th in 66 games for wonderful new ______Kathy says: “Happy St. Patrick's Day. next Wed. to all of yal Buy your lottery tickets here, 1971 MERCURY 1973 CHRYSLER 1973 OLDS Miller said Ed Fitzgerald, chair Rangers 4-3 in other National Hockey S|iiir» 131, .Si|iiiri’> I I I assortment of... <*stalned^ats’lkits and you may win some of that green atuftl"... MONTEGO man of the Milwaukee Brewers and a League games. Former Squire George Gervin 2 ff* O RCH ARD FRESH: Mace, Cortlands, WIneeape, Red A Qolden NEW YORKER TORONADO member of the owners’ committee, scored 27 points and James Silas Delicious Apples; plus Fresh Cider. 4-Door Sedin, AT, P8, PB, Air, on* Knights of Coltmb!flSh-sSs^N°gh“ dianiHfst'af‘l^ronr3tan^'s^'’n ’ P*"® b a s k e t b a l l 4 Dr. H.T., AT, PS, PB, Air 2 Dr. H.T., Brown, AT, PS, PB, Air admitted during Thursday’s session added 25 as San Antonio handed priced at..88« Iramea FRESH: Asparagus, Spinach, Betts, Kate, Boston Lettuce, Peas, ntr. Home. Egg Plant, Qreen A Yellow Squash, Acorn A Butternut Squash, that the lockout was a pressure tac Diego topped Houston 4-1 in World Virginia its 58th loss. A A Hockey Association games. crystals .... 3 9 * p k g . Leeks, Shalots, Savoy Chinese Cabbage, Turnips, Qreen tic. Fran Mahoney, general chairman, Catholic basketball coach; Police Yellow Beans, Artichokes, Parsnips, Hot A F ^ n g Peppers. BruiiDi 6, Leuf!i 2 l(S (all colors) Miller said the primary purpose of reports Jack Shea, supreme court Chief Bob Lannan. the Warriors, kept the defending IMPORTED: Seedless Qrapes, Hawaiian Pineapples, Tangerines, M 795 $2995 ^ 3 4 9 5 Thursday’s meeting was to clarify . The makeshift line of Jean Ratelle, Temples, Papayas, Qrapefrult, Plums, Peaches, Watermelons, judge, will be the principal speaker. Special guest will be Joe Volz. NBA champions from clinching a tie hangers __ 59« pkg. Strawberries. the players’ position and a Humor will be supplied by Jack Daly. A corned beef and cabbage dinner Ken Hodge and John Bucyk scored for the Western Division title. "BUY ONE OR A DOZEN. AND COMPARE OUR PRICES” spokesman for the owners said it was Honored guests will be Jim Leber, will be served following a social hour all six goals for Boston, in its 13th Austin Carr, who finally discarded Sign all WB CARRY A FULL LINE OF PURE VERMONT EYRUP A SUGAR 1970 RUICK a fascinating, In 1973 TOYOTA 1971 VOLKSWAGEN to outline the problems to the players straight victory at home. Hodge had a knee brace on his right leg for the SARASOTA, Fla. I UPI) -T he (• THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS veteran Little League baseball of at 6:30. Tickets are available from expensive craft, with SKYLARK and to build some communications. ficial, and members of Manchester Frank Ruff at 152 Cooper St., phone three goals and an assist, Ratelle last two seasons, kept Cleveland in Chicago White Sox Thursday became FANCY CALIF. CELERY ...... bunch 39c CELICA GT an excellent finished STATION WAGON scored the first two and assisted on the game by hitting 6-of-8 shots to the first major league club to sign all MURCOn ORANGES ...... <,oz 70c 2 Dr. H.T., 4, AT, Red 2-Door Hardtop, AT, P8, PB, bucksl Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny High’s CCIL championship basket 643-8983, and will also be available at producti aaats. 4, AT, Radio Bench said he didn’t see how spring ball team. the door. two others and Bucyk had one goal help the* Cavs grab a 60-59 halftime its players for the 1976 season. CALIF. SUNKIST ORANGES . ..largesize6 for B9c and three assists. lead. Completing the 39-playcr roster GRADE'S' MEDIUM MACS...... loqt ba.k.tS2.75 training camps can be open before Other speakers will include Grand the middle of next week, if then, and Kings 4, Rangeni 3 was second baseman Jorge Orta. iBireay has every little thing tor you,— at FANCY TOMATOES ...... ,b SGc ^ 2 7 9 5 Knight Roland Cote; District Kacey Mike Corrigian scored his fifth In tne only other NBA game, fairway pricetl CANTALOUPES...... „ 89c 1895 'I 9 9 S said the question of retroactivity was Deputy Pete Archambault; Mayor Seeds advance a major "logjam.” goal in seven games to give Los Pnoenix beat Allanla 104-99. In the PREMIUM ROYAL ICE CREAM...... quart 69c Matt Moriarty; Msgr. Edward Rear MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Angeles its victory and extend the ABA, New York edged Denver 141- OPEN DAILY e A.M. TO 9 P.M. a SUNDAYS S A.M. TO t P.lJ. That Issue revolves around don, Kacey chaplain; the Rev. Seed players advanced easily in the “wbtrs a Rangers’ winless streak to nine. The 136 in overtime and San Antonio Examine Thompson SjSriiaHagJ^SuB^jf Papart. plua loKatr TIektIt • whether or not any contract Robert Saunders, East Catholic prin second round of singles matches in victory lifted the Kings into a four- ripped Virginia 131-114. donor's negotiated by the ' union would cipal; James Kennedy, superinten BOSTON (UPI) — I,efl wing Errol worth “THE kiNQ' the $25,000 World Senior Tennis point lead over Pittsburgh in the race Thompson of the Toronto Maple t h e m'lracts of m ohftfsVt | MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES supercede those players might now dent of schools; George Emmerling, championships Thursday, with most ■ doHarr OF for second in the Norris Division. Suim lot, lluxkH 99 Leafs was to be examined in Toronto jowdtown manehestei*,. be under. More than 160 players are MHS principal; Dave Wiggln, direc PHODUCEI" of the wins coming at the expense of WIIA Paul Westphal scored 32 points to today after receiving a foot injury in now playing out their option year, tor of athletics; Ron Denison, MCC local players. Calgary beat Edmonton to clinch lead Phoenix. Atlanta built a three- 276 OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER . Silver Lane at Hartford Rd. 643-1511 which means they become free Thursday night’s loss to the Boston president; Stan Ogrodnik, East Doubles competition begins today. third place in the Canadian Division point lead with eight minutes left but Bruins.
f PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ March 12, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., March 12, 1976 — PAGE THIRTEEN Player near top of pack at DoraL Area police McAuliffe Park lights fall I iianrljrHtrriEtifmiigMmlfi HEBRON MIAMI (UPI) - Gary Player says he feels he East Hartford muscular Player who was his putting Thursday which missed the cut at Orlando Roy Cranfleld, 17, of Marlborough, Player didn’t win a tourna has to go home once in a dressed in a white golf resulted in his first sub-70 last week and credited the and Earl Lane, 17, of Webster Lane, May 1st was going to be a big day A r e a n e w s ment on the PGA tour last while to see his family and shirt, white slacks, white round since he started club for an eagle-three on Andover, were arrested Thursday on for East Hartford softball teams and year and — in his good- also that he is obligated to socks and white shoes. playing the Doral “Blue the 10th hole. Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor warrants charging them with third- fans. The town’s first lighted softball natured way — is getting a play in some tournaments Monster” Course in 1962. He used it for his second Bolton Coventry East Hartford Tolland “ When I go home, I don’t degree burglary and third-degree diamond was scheduled to light up little tired of hearing about overseas. practice, because I’ve been “I’m putting extremely shot and it came to rest larceny. it, “ Everybody says I had a that night for the opening of the Park away for six weeks and I well,” he Said. “ But I just four feet from the Both were charged in connection “When you think that I bad year last year but they Department’s softball season. want to spend the time didn’t play all that well hole. with a Feb. 17 break into a Slocum won J125,000 last year, don’t understand how hard I^st week the softball field at with my family,” he said. from tee to green. I hit a “ I haven’t been hitting Rd. home during which a gun and a well, I think that’s pretty it is to jump in and out, McAuliffe Park was cordoned off and With his frequent trips few hookey shots.” my three woods this year watch valued at $450 were taken. good,” he said. posted with “danger” and “keep Town Meeting jump in and out,” he said. home to South Africa, 10,- Oenshaw, who seems to and when that shot hit the Both were recovered, police said. out” signs. The South African He won $74,(XX) on the green, it scared me to 000 m ile s aw ay , and be finally reaching the Both youths were released on their Heavy March winds had toppled superstar made his com U.S. tour last year and death,” he grinned. journeys to international plateau predicted for him promise to appear in Common Pleas one of the 65-foot poles to the ground. plaint after shooting a 69 added another $50,000 in He said he hoped he was tournaments. Player says when he started on the tour Court 19, Rockville, March 30. The pole snapped about 15 feet from runs into snags ’Thursday in the first round foreign events. pulling out of a slump that he has covered more miles in 1973, said he wasn’t COVENTRY the ground smashing all the lighting of the $200,(WO Doral Open “ If I could have stayed than any other athlete in playing quite as well as he as plagued him since he Andover Whitney who said it should be thrown units. Golf Tournament. He is on the tour and played history. did when he won the Bing won the Southern Open last Steven Long, 16, of Laurel Trail, out. Coventry, was ' charged Thursday Technical difficulties resulted in Jerome Griner, moderator, ruled tied with Jack Nicklaus almost every tournament “It’s well over 4 million Crosby tournament and the fall. Corporation Counsel Stephen Wednesday’s Town Meeting being TIM McCONVILLE DAVE TRESCHLK BOB HENRY and eight other golfers here last year, I think I miles and by the end of this Hawaiian Open earlier this Nicklaus bogeyed the with disorderly conduct following a Barron said, the town is marking in favor of Whitney. Several disturbance at his home. He was adjourned before any action was residents objected saying it should be three shots behind co could have doubled or even year it’ll be ‘close to 6 year. first and third holes — both time until today, when a meeting will taken. released on a $100 surety bond for up to the people. Griner said it was leaders Hubert Green and tripled my money. In fact. million,” he said. Green said he picked out par fives — and he blamed be held to decide who is responsible. The Andover Committee for Better Ben Crenshaw going into I’m sure I could have court in Rockville today. within the moderator’s power to rule The 39-year-old Player a new three wood from his his problems on his early If Barron doesn’t get a satisfactory Government petitioned the Town today’s second round. tripled it,” said the ELLINGTON and he did. Unique soccer Sunday said he was pleased with stock of new clubs after he tee-off time of 8^a.m. response after the meeting between Meeting to see if the town would Three Rockville men were A surprise was Griner being architects Russell and Dawson and adopt an ordinance providing for elected moderator over Ed Yeomans charged, Thursday night, with electrical contractors Bona and . ■ r T-, . T, j riL .. ballot voting at all Town breach of the peace following a dis The pole which had held light hopes for East Hartford softball Meetings, by 35-31. In the past Yeomans has slated at Clarke Arena Christmas of Enfield, he will sue. always been modMator. turbance in the parking lot' of the The town is determined May 1 will players and fans lies across the fence at McAuliffe Park with the As soon as the Town Meeting date Tanner rallies Bowling Country Squire Restaurant, Rt. 83. The Town Meeting agenda included Coming up Sunday at the wili be piayed with 15 number of informal spring be a bright day for East Hartford lamps broken by .its fall. (Herald photo by Tuller) was set the group again petitioned to Charged were: Daniel Welles, 20, hearing two reports of the temporary Clarke Arena will be the sessions listed, including games. softball. have the item voted on at a referen of 95 Talcott Ave.; Robert P. Galett, regional school study committee. third annual six-a-side the finals at 5:25 between Indoor soccer. Dyer dum which will mean use of a voting However there were no committee for tennis win McAllister 142, Art 48, of 27 Lawrence St.; and Gary machine. soccer tournament spon each group winner. says, offers an excellent POWDER PUFF- Sylvia representatives in attendance so the Cunliffe 143-359, Dave Galette, 17, of 27 Lawrence St. Wednesday’s meeting was to see sored by Manchester Com Dyer's idea to stage this opportunity for the player Johansen 180-178-489, reports were not heard. Dynes 135-354, Tim Hickey All three are to appear in court in the date for the referendum. Before munity College. unique but increasingly to develop his skills and MEMPHIS (UPl) — Roscoe Tanner tiptoed to the edge Virginia Assard 182, Edith Dreselly seeks stop bar relocation The Board of Selectmen will hold a 135-355, Nick Niqola 142- Rockville, April 6. that could be done the wording of the Competition among eight popular form of play is to ability quickly because of of defeat in the first rounds of the Memphis Racquet Club Tracy 177-179-521, Sandy special meeting today to set the date 362, Tony Yacono 135-376, motion was questioned by Norman teams, four in each divi promote soccer in general, the limited space that is Classic and then went to the net to win it all. Edwards 186-188-545, Pat cerning the detector location. ended June 30, 1975 shows the state for the referendum. Bud Wickham 140-355. sion, gets under way at 11 specifically indoor soccer, available. “I had put myself out of LeGeyt 186-488, M arty Bolton The state found it improperly had expenditures that totaled $1,498 a.m. as a supplementary activi Three standouts with the match,” said the 24- T an n er w ill play a Bradshaw 191, Terry The state’s maintenance force has located. Its crew will correct the million as compared to revenues of ■|’Rl-TOWN- Howie Play will be supervised ty to assist in the players’ Dyer’s MCC squad will be year-old left-hander, “And quarterfinals match Siemienski 190-197-533, Ann been requested to paint a stop bar at situation as its work schedule per $1,397 million. Edwards 519, Dave Slota Bolton board adopts by Jim Dyer, MCC coach. development. in action, high-scoring Bob then I put myself right tonight against Stan Smith. Brendle 176-488, Marilyn Auction ’76 its correct location on Rts. 6 and 44A mits. Payments and grants to Bolton 213-597, Bill Stevenson 214- Group I entries are Players are now begin Henry, Tim McConville back in.” He defeated In T h u rsd a y ’s fin al Stino 476, Gerry Tracy 454, at Rt. 85. totaled $447,000 million. ,556, Bob Tedford 518, Paul Coventry, Manchester, ning to realize that to and goalie Dave Treschuk. Australia’s Kim Warwick, match of first round play, Marilyn Chmielewski 453, Dave Dreselly, first selectman, Slate report A copy of the report by J. Edward Barton 504, Nick Donald $1.4 million budget MCC Blue and Rockville. become proficient they The first two were All-New 6-2, 6-7, 7-6. top-seeded Bjorn Borg Pam Puskas 184-480, near ready wrote to Frank D-Addabbo, manager The condensed annual report for Caldwell, state comptroller, is at the Tanner, the tournament’s son 522, Gary Calderone “The staff and the board did an Bolton, MCC White, must play more than just England junior college sailed to an easy 6-2, 6-2 Cricket Palicki 475. of traffic, bureau of highways, con- Connecticut for the fiscal year that Town Hall. The Board of Education adopted a Mansfield and Tolland will during the fall months. At selections last fall and third seed, capitalized on win over India’s Anand 521, Joe Lambert 536, Dick $1,3%,840.61 budget for fiscal 1976- excelient job on this budget,” Allen Kingsley 554, Don Dzen South Windsor said. make up Group If. MCC, Dyer has an indoor Treschuck is one of the his cannonball serve to Amritraj. CATERERS- Joanne 1977 at its meeting Thursday. 502, Steve McConnell 209- This year the board’s contracts Twenty-minute periods winter season as well as a area’s best netminders. take the first set and then “He didn’t play too well. Cochran 130-127-371, Doris Rotary Club members are con The board will need $1,408,778 to went on to a 5-1 lead in the When I broke his serve for 535, Joe Tolisano 513, Lou cluding plans for Auction ’76 with operate. It expects to receive $11,- with teachers and custodians and for Prentice 138-348, Phyllis Sewer Authority meets transportation wili be finalized second. With the 10th game the second time in the first Huestis 132, Joyce Lindsay Dick 212-520, Don Goehring about half of the items for sale 937.50 from the state's lottery funds came a double fault for the set I knew I had the 528, Bill Calhoun 516, Dave already received. so the amount was deducted from its before the town's budget hearing. 140-340, Olga Colla 130-347, adoption of an ordinance, it is a six- Lookouf Mountain, Tenn. match,” said the 19-year- Fraser 550, A1 Martin 201- Coventry He reminded the group they would request to the town. Teacher contract Maureen Chapman 150-360, To date the value of the items is member commission with four native and a chance for old Swede who is ap 540, Ray Bessette Sr. 203- need Town Council and Town If for any reason the lottery funds The Board of Education accepted a Ruth Hilinski 127, Carol about $8,500, said Russ Trotman of MONICA SHEA members required for a quorum. Ali to defend erown Warwick. proaching the $1 million 511, Ed Nickerson 505, Ken Meeting approval to spend or are not forthcoming, the board’s contract between it and the Bolton Rawson 131, Betty Aceto the Rotary. The newly appointed Sewer The Town Council did not get borrow. “He just got hot,” mark in career earnings. 347, Carol Lew ie 341, Mansotta 220-536, Ray . Authority held its first meeting budget will have to be increased by Education Association at its meeting Bessette Jr. 201-508. around to making appointments to Walter Fuss of Griswold and Fuss, Tanner said after Warwick Borg, who won the first Helene Dey 350. “We haven’t received another Wednesday and elected officers for that amount. Thursday. The teachers’ salary ac pregnant pony yet, but something the authority until early this month. town engineers, explained the history The proposed budget is $52,294.35 won the second set tie five games of the first set, ^ Risks title the coming year. Richard Breault count increased $41,174.50 over last in nation^s eapital will show up,” said Trotman. Last Schwebel also told the members of sewers in the Coventry and Sewer above the current 1975-76 operating breaker and went on to was never threatened. HOME ENGINEERS was unanimously elected as chair year’s amount. AUTOMOTIVE - Bruce Gail Hampton will de Hildur Zawistowski 186195- year one of the items going up for bid they are subject to all the Facilities Plan. His firm is now budget, said Supt. Raymond Allen. lead 2-0. "He put more He will play Marty man with Tom Temple vice- No other details on the budget or pressure on my volley and Moquin 203-567, John fend her title in the Town 530, Mary Gallant 176, was a pony who, as it turned out, was stipulations of the state sunshine law preparing the plan. This means only a 3.89 per cent in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Malaysia and Puerto Rico. Baer in the old Griffith Riessen in the quarter chairman. the contract were available. No time had a good backhand Kozicki 217-598, Fred Women’s Duckpin Cathy Bohjalian 191538, soon to become a mother. requiring open meetings. He said the new federal rules mean crease, a low figure compared to Muhammad Ali, providing All’s bout with Young Stadium on March 31, 1941. finals tonight. The authority is composed of six was given for their release. return. Kozicki 203-502, John White Bowling Tournament Gerry Tucker 494, Alyce Schwebel informed the group the his firm would have to thoroughly in area towns, he said. a Bicentennial year touch was announced by Abe It also will accomplish a Other matches in the members: Breault, Temple, Tom “Then I was able to get 501, George Moquin 518, which starts next McArdle 453, Phyllis Allen While auction guests in the market Sewer Authority would not only be vestigate nonsewer alternatives for for boxing, has decided to Pollin, chairman of the boyhood ambition for $60,000 World Cham Hall, Bruce Stave, Hank Grabowski Edith Mason 220-468, weekend with qualifying 453, Phyllis Heritage 465, for a pregnant pony may be out of responsible for the construction and Coventry’s problems. return home again to de Pollin, who saw the Louis- to the net more,” Tanner pionship tournament will and Robert I.«Breaux. Kindergarteners register board of the Capital Cen Alvina DeLisle 177. i rounds at the Holiday Sharon D’Alessandro 451. luck this year, merchandise up for operation of a sewer treatment plant The authority will meet with the fend his heavyweight said as he came back to feature Cliff Drysdale of The authority also voted to request validated birth certificates. tre, who will be promoting Baer fight as a 17-year-old Lanes. Entries for both bid March 27 includes everything but also for any facilities used to con Town Council soon to establish what Bolton crown against third-ranked break service in the eighth South Africa against Vijay $300 from the Town Council for an Parents will need to complete a the fight with Don King, high school youth and has PARKADE DUSTY- the Men's and W'omen’s MERCANTILE- Bob from a 1976 Pontiac Astre to a trol sewage. This included all of the sort of working relationship it will Jimmy Young in the game and went ahead for a Amritraj of India and Bob operating budget for this fiscal year. Kindergarten registration will be grade enrollment card, emergency the New Yorker who has wanted to bring another ti Ted Bidwell 209-224-613, Divisions are now being Cuneo 174-424, Dick weekend in New York. inground septic systems throughout have with Griswold and Fuss and nation’s capital April 30. 5-4 lead. Lutz against John New- The money would be used to pay for held Monday through Friday from 9 information card and registration arranged most of the tle fight back to the Joe Sokol Z.L 572, L'enniS r..<-(iieZ at the Holiday. K rinjak 138-357, Dave the town. town agencies. Actually, the scheduled The set went into another combe of Australia. legal ads and a clerk to take notes at a.m, to 3 p.m. at Bolton Elementary form. champion’s recent title nation’s capital. Carlin 203, Don Krinjak 138-355, Bill Also included in the wide array of 15-rounder will be fought at tie breaker as each player Semifinals will be held the meetings. School. Incoming students will need a matches. Pollin told newsmen the McLaughlin 217, Bob Baker Sheekey 143-362, Ralph items are such things as watches, the Capital Centre on the held service. Tanner then Saturday with finals Sun The authority’s regular meetings Children who will be 5 on or before preschool medical exam. Complete Young, whose biggest minimum guarantee for 208, Nick Marchesani 223, Rawson 147-372, Steve paintings, court time at the outskirts of Washington in took the best 7 of 13 points day. will be on the second Wednesday of Dems prepare for eonvention Jan. are eligible. To register forms must be sent to the school by win was a victory over Ali would be worked out by Steve Boris 200, Roger Jerry Smith 148, Bill'Zwick L au retti 138-384, Rick Manchester Racquet Club, sport Largo, Md. It will be to win the match. 144. each month. They will hold a special Coventry Because of the poor turnout due to children, parents will' need a Aug. 15. Lyle in a 10-rounder, boasts King and the champion. Mieezkowski 214-570, Mike Breen 144-376, B ill coat, gasoline, clocks, advertising televised nationally for meeting March 24 at 8 p.m. the weather, the committee called a record of 16 wins, four “There is a guarantee in Masilonis 207, Joe LaVae Moorhouse 136-383, Mick space, garbage disposals, chain saw, By a unanimous vote of the 16 per home viewing and will be COMMERCIAL- Carl Abbot Schwebel, town attorney, another meeting also for March 24 losses and two draws. Ali volved,’’ he said. “I don’t 555, Carl Ogren 554, Gary Holmes 138-383, Ray dishwashers and much more. sons attending the Democratic Town All’s first ring appearance Bujaucius 378, Mike Kelly met with the group Wednesday to for the election of officers for the has won eight straight know what the amount is Atamian 212-583, Roland AuClair 177-380, Stan Committee Tuesday, a March 24 date Rockville Hospital notes in the continental United explain their functions under town town committee for the next two against sometimes less and if I did I probably Basketball Smith 201-583, Ike Miller 353, George Kelly 351, A1 Mirucki 177-428, George Auction ’76 will be held at the has been seUor a caucus for the elec- States since his successful N apoletano 351, Dave ordinances and state statutes. than impressive opposition wouldn’t tell you.” 210, Skip Kelly 235-552, Barber 138-158-391, George Colony, and will include dinner and tions of delegates to the 53rd ^ Lloyd Sexton, Pine St.. Ellington: Beth defense of the cham Kosciol 375, Lee Prior 367, The Sewer Authority was created Admitted Wednesday: Arnold Alleman. since losing to Ken Norton Pollin suggested the Butch Savino 200-555. Clark 153-379, Pete Brazitis dancing. Assembly D istrict, nomination committee of the Tcdoldi, Knollwood Dr.. Vernon; Stacy pionship against Ron Lyle Ron Sponheimer 367, Walt by Town Council action in 1972 by the Vernon Ave., Rockville: Brian on March 31, 1973. April 30 fight might be the 141-391, Ed Burbank 153- Senatorial District and the Second Ballestrini, Goose Lane. Tolland VanOudenhove, Cindy Rd., Ellington; in Las Vegas last summer. PEE WEE Machuga four for the ZODIAC- Kathy Benson town committee will meet Satur It will be the first last for Ali in the United Lawrence 358, Fred Oakes 399, Hank Frey 136-376, Mel Congregational District conventions. Florence Bartlett. Kelley Rd., Vernon Donna Wagner. Quarry Dr., Vernon; In recent years, he has Chris and Tim Parker losers. 191, Diane Anderson 210- days, March 13 and 20, at 10:30 a.m. heavyweight bout in the States because he gets a 359, Fred Riccio 368, Rick Burbank 374, Rollie Roger Bouchard. Hany Lane. Vernon Edward Wysocki, Jobs Hill Rd,, fought at such far-flung scored 14 and seven points 495, June Eccher 177-455, to interview candidates for the con Ellington. Washington area since Joe better tax break and more IN I RA TOW N Nicola 162-140-425, George Guillotte 381, Tom Greer Henry Boucher. Union St.. Rockville sites at Zaire, Manila, respectiveiy to lead Com Nancy O fiara 196-494, vention delegates. Discharged Wednesday: Eleanor Louis knocked out Buddy lucrative purses in other South Windsor out Burgess 155-136-422, Andy 364, Stan Jarvis 362. Theresa Fredette. Manor Park. Vernon munity Y to a 33-9 win over Area briefs The interviews will lake place at Ballard, Enfield; Thomas Barber. countries. distanced Manchester, 89- Dalelyne Siwik 179, Donna Lamoureaux 141-148-420, Dorothy McMahon. Eaton Rd.. Tolland CBC last night at the Com Mieezkowski 190-5M, Bose the Town Hall. Mark McMahon. Eaton Rd.. Tolland Anthony Rd.. Tolland: Clifford Friend, 77, last night at Illing Bill MacMullen 151-136-419, TWI-LITE - Jean munity Y. Chris Peterson Robideau 451, Phyllis Ben Court St.. Rockville; Janet Geissler, Junior High. Tony Mot- Doug Scruton 172-404, Archambault 189-178-502, Green Rd., Rockville; Dorothy Hutson, had all nine points for the son 463. ____ ticato paced the winners Henry Matteson 152-400, Lynne Topping 188-459, Report copies available Church meeting Medallion needs final okay Highland Ave., Rockville; Kathryn losers. Jim Cocran 139-139-384, Mary Botticello 181-509, with 24 points followed by REC- Stan Jakiel 356, VERNON — The United Methodist Church Women of Lahey, Davis Ave., Rockville; Phyllis Rob Nicola . 145-373. Art Rosemarie Lovett 497, Sal COVENTRY — The Town of Coventry annual report Revolutionary War was appropriate Mantle, Hoffman Rd., Ellington; Patrick Scoreboard m id (;e t Pete Anthony (19), Mark Norm V ittner 141-355, Rockville will observe The Call to Prayer and Self East Hartford Ruff Sr. 141-352, Don ly Granato 488. for the year 1974-75 has been completed. Copies are for the 1776 symbol. However, they Murray, Sunset Terrace. Vernon; Jamie Paul Peek tossed in 14 Pastula (19) and Frank available in all of the Town Hall offices. Denial March 17 at 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall, Grove A subcommittee of East Hartford’s want the subcommittee to continue Fady (14). Pete Kiro Newsome. Main St , Manchester. points and Alex Glenn eight St. The service will be on, “ And all these Things shall Bicentennial Commission is searching for an appropriate symbol Birth Wednesday: A daughter to Mr. pumped in a game-high 36 West to pace Multi Circuits II to Check signing rules be added.” The women will hear an interpretation of designing a commemorative to represent 1976. and Mrs. Stephen Gibbs. South St,. ABA .Sniyllie Division a 32-24 duke over VFW last markers for Manchester W L T Pts. W L T Pts. the mission projects in this country and abroad and a medallion. Cynthia Redman. Ralph Second, Rockville. W L Pet. GB night at the Community Y. followed by Pat Silver and BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen approved Denver Houston 42 24 0 84 Chicago 26 24 17 69 GOODALE’S GARAGE INC. special offering will be taken. In the United States the One face of the bronze medallion and commission chairlady Terry Admitted Thursday: Viola Armstrong, 50 18 .735 John Tychson had 12 Jim Wyse with eight and having only two instead of three signatures as the New York 43 26 .623 7Vii Phoenix 33 27 6 72 Vancouver 28 28 13 69 minimum on its checks drawn on its account at the offering will be used for "Healing Ministries and Ser will represent East Hartford today Blackstone have done the Nye St . Rockville, Lucille Blaine, E. San Diego 33 30 markers and Tom six taliies respectively. San Ant. 40 27 .597 9Vi 4 70 St. Louis 24 32 12 60 Manchester State Bank. The rule will remain until vices for the Aged." and the other side will represent preliminary work. They need the Killingly Rd , Rockville; Fred Burgor, x-Minnesota 30 25 4 64 SELLING and SERVICING Kentucky 38 31 .551 12W Minnesota 18 46 4 40 June 30, 1977. In the past, all three selectmen had to East Hartford in 1776, commission's approval of the design Brooklyn St., Rockville; Jean Elliott. Kan. City 12 45 10 34 South St , Rockville; Leona Hirth, Sandy Indiana 34 37 .479 17W Canadian sign all checks. The town treasurer must still sign the The commissioners felt a map before the end ot this month in order St. Louis 31 Father-child breakfast Beach Rd.. Ellington; Lorraine Pannorfi. 38 .449 19W W L T Pts. complete checks before they can be honored by the bank. marking three of Rochambeau’s army to meet the sculptor’s schedule. Virginia 12 38 .171 39 Winnipeg 47 21 Haylin Dr.. Vernon: Kathleen Rosen- \\ ales C onference CONTINUOUSLY SINCE 1956 EAST HARTFORD— The St. Rose Home and School encampments in town during the rhursHiiy’s Resiills Quebec 39 24 cranse, Nye St,, Rockville; Mary Rothe, Norris Division Half time teachers hired Association will hold a Father-Child Breakfast Sunday Windsorville Rd . Ellington; Anna New York 141, Denver 136 Calgary 35 30 W L T Pts. at 10 a.m. After pancakes, movies of the World Series Songalio. TaicottviUe Rd., Rockville; (ot) Edmonton 24 42 BOLTON — Twp half time teachers were hired by Hebron ZBA gives variances Montreal 50 9 10 110 BRAKE RELME and of the Whalers will be shown. Ann Thomas, Kanter Dr , Vernon. San Antonio 131, Virginia Toronto 18 42 the Board of Education. Vivian Barbagello will teach age at lot 12. Crouch Kd. which will Los Ang. 33 29 7 73 INCIUDES: Two of the three side yard variance Discharged Thursday: James Barnas, 114 x-Ottawa 14 26 1 29 English in Grades 7 and 8. Linda Mazurek will teach be 16 feet from the adjoining proper x-Team disbanded Pittsburgh 29 28 11 69 Lining*, Installation, Drum Turning, Bearing Pack requests heard recently by the Garnet Ridge D r. Tolland. Mrs. Cynthia Detroit 20 39 9 49 • French in Grades 7 and 8. Leagues to form Zoning Board of Appeals were ty line. Fagan and daughter. Pleasant St . Wash. 8 50 9 25 Joseph D. Caron, an abutting Rockville: William Hubbard. While Rd . NBA riiiirsday's Reaiills Tenure given VERNON — All teams interested in entering any of granted, SAABS John Mayhew of 37 Jan Dr. is property owner, wrote he had no Ellington; Duane Jones, TaicottviUe Rd . KuHlfrn (A»nf<*rence Adams Division Indianapolis 3, Toronto 1 the four men’s softball leagues, sponsored by the objection. Vernon; Nicole Jones. TJalcoltville Rd . Atlantic Diviisioii W L T Pts. BOLTON — The school board approved for tenure allowed to construct a detached gar Calgary 2, Edmonton 0 Recreation Department, should attend a meeting Vernon; William Kerr. Lake St.. Vernon; W Boston 43 13 11 97 Nancy Cahill, Barbara Nicholson, Ann Rudolph, and age at his property which will be 12 No decision was made by the board L Pet. GB San Diego 4, Houston 1 ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Building, Norma Parretle, Maxwell Dr . Vernon. Boston Buffalo 37 20 12 86 feet from the adjoining property line. on a variance request from Dennis 43 21 .672 Sarah Winter. The board also approved all first and se Henry Park. Indviduals wishing to be assigned to Harriet Schweitzer, Grove St , Buffalo Toronto 31 26 13 75 Souza of 38 Jan Dr. for permission to 37 27 .578 6 NHL cond year teachers for next year. teams should call the recreation office. Each team Mayhew gave a letter to the board Rockville: Lloyd Sexton. Pine St , Phila, 38 29 Calif. 25 36 9 59 construct a detached garage at his .567 6W Cuni|)liell Conferenre $ 4 6 9 5 representative should call the office by March 15 to in from abutting property owners Ellington; Donna Wagner. Quarry Dr , New York 32 34 .485 12 BAA helps Kevin property which would be four feet Patrick Division dicate their intentions and the league in which they Robert and Diane Dixon stating they Vernon; Edward Wysocki, Jobs Hill Rd.. L cnirul 1Division W L T Pts. T'lnirsday's Results were in favor of the variance being from the adjoining property line. Ellington. Boston 6, Toronto 2 BOLTON — At its last meeting the Bolton Athletic wish to complete. The four divisions are the Dusty, Board members are to look at W L Pet. GB Phila. 44 10 14 102 Association voted to donate $50 to the Kevin Hurst granted, Birth Thursday; A daughter to Mr and Wash. 41 26 .612 NY Islanders 37 17 14 88 Philadelphia 6, Buffalo 1 Indy National, Indy American, and Recreation Souza’s property and they will meet leagues. Thomas Wojton of Crouch Rd, is Mrs. Darryl Dombek, S Grove St., Cleve. 38 26 .594 IW Atlanta 30 30 10 70 Los Angeles 4, NY Rangers Fund. Hank Post, BAA president, plans to take the March 20 at 11:30 a.m. to discuss the check to Kevin personally. Kevin suffered a back in allowed to construct an attached gar Rockville. Houston 33 33 .500 7Vi NY Rangers 23 36 9 55 request. New Orl. 29 37 .439 llVz WIN A FREE jury last fall while a student at East Catholic High Special meeting Atlanta 28 37 .431 12 School. Missionaries to Lebanon sing today 1976 AUTO VERNON — The Board of Elducation will meet in II you have news ------DEPOSIT------Cookies are coming special session ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sykes tor these towns, call W estern (1onference Field trial^dogs place COUPON ONLY AT School. State Representatives Martin Burke (56th The Rev. Ken Labrie and his wife' ANDOVER — Girl Scout cookies will be delivered Carol, youth missionaires of the ANOOVn • 6464379 Midweat Div iaion next, week to all who ordered them during the recent District) and Teresalee Bertinuson (57th District) will W L Pet. GB Three area big handlers Association last year and TIRE speak on pending legislation relative to education. Assemblies of God to the college (Donna Holland) sale. campuses of Beirut, Lebanon, will Milwaukee 28 36 .438 wound up in the winner’s the trainer received a OUTLET They will answer questions from the floor. The public lOLTON - 646-0375 Detroit 25 39 .391 3 circle last week at the Set silver hat pin and a derby Scouts serve at festival is invited. sing Friday and Saturday at 7:30 (Donna Holland) Kan. City 25 40 .385 314 Britt Bird Dog Club spring cup. p.m. and Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Ver Chicago 20 44 .313 8 field trial at the Simsbury NAME ANDOVER — As a service project, the members of non Assembly of God Church on Old COVEimiT - 742-6460 Paril!ic Division wildlife area. G u m in iak ’s G erm an Girl Scout Troop 5107 will assist in various areas at Junior Women Town Rd. (Monica Shea) Shorthair was the top pup AOOIlEtS this weekend’s Andover Arts Festival at the school. w L Pet. GB Bernie Conroy of Coven TOLLAND — The Junior Woman’s Club will meet The young couple served in EAST HAUTTOM - 266-4263 py in 1975 and he, too, The festival runs from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday Gold. St. 47 19 .712 try and his dog. Lady, e rrr PHONE Tuesday at the Tolland Congregational Church at 8 I.ebanon for three years. ’They will (Shelia Tuller) Seattle 33 35 .485 15 received a sterling silver and the scouts will work from 2 to 3:30 p.m. share their experiences including copped the all-age stake. DEPOSIT EACH MfEBI p.m. Fine Arts night will be observed and winners Los Ang. 32 34 .485 15 Bill Lockwood of Bolton hat pin and a silver cup. COMPLETE SALES-PARTS-SERVICE their months in the troubled land aUN6T0N - 643-2711 Phoenix 31 34 .477 1544 AS NEW HMWINOS ARE HELD WEEKLY chosen. First place winners will then compete in the (Barbara Richmond) and Tim placed second in Upcoming trials: March No purchase nec«s8ary...Mu8t be over 18 years of Rhodesian trip featured District I judging. The evening will also Include an after civil war broke out. Portland 29 38 .433 1844 The Rev. Mr. Labrie was director the derby stake and Bob 14 East Glastonbury Fish age or older to win: You need not be present to win BOLTON — The Ladies Benevolent Society of Bolton program on whales and their preservation. Anyone in HEMON • 226-9061 Thursday's Results of “The Solid Rock Musical Group” Guminiaic of East Hartford & Game Club; 21 East but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car Congregational Church will meet ’Tuesday at the home terested in attending the later portion of the meeting (Evelyn Croston) Phoenix 104, Atlanta 99 TEST-DRIVE ONE TODAY! appearing before thousands sharing gained two third Hartford; 28 Brimfield, (from aelectlon ol 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes of Miss Eleanor Conover, 9 Brandy St. Miss Martha should contact Mrs. Ernest Cordes. ’ Cleveland 110, Golden State & license. Jesus Christ in music and personal SOUTH WINDSOR • 644-1364 placements with Flint in Mass.; April Manchester Jones will talk about her trip to Rhodesia. She has testimony. He has also recorded (Judy Kuehnel) the derby stake and with Sportsmen’s Club in slides. She is the director of speech and hearing ser WHA Metrics explained several albums. Mrs. Labrie is also a the same dog in the puppy Bolton; April 4 vices for,the New Britain school system. TOUANO - 643-2711 East RT. 195 429-6431 STORRS talented musician. (Barbara Richmond) W stake. Middlefield; 25 VERNON — Dr. Lynn Anderson, supervisor of L T Pts. Lockwood’s pointer was TIRE OUTLET (ONE MILE SOUTH OF UNIVERSITY OF C0NNECT1CUT1 The Rev. Mary Ellen Viggaino, Cleveland 29 32 5 63 Manchester Sportsmen’s Parents meet mathmatics for the Vernon school system will speak VBMNM • 94I-X711 the high point derby dog in Club in Bolton, May 2 Pom'- youth minister of the Vernon church, Cincinnati 31 36 1 63 (SUNOC^ 75 TaicottviUe Rd. Vera. OPEN MON • TUE • WED • THURS • TILL 8:00 BOLTON — ’The Bolton High School parents’ group Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Elementary School. (Barbara Richmond) the Connecticut Amateur invites all area youth and other in New England 26 34 6 62 fret, 9 Manchester Coon & will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the BHS library. All His topic will be, “The Metric System and its Impact Ken and Carol Labrie Shooting Dog Field Trial FRI. ft SAT. TILL 5:00 terested people. Indian. 27 37 3 57 Fox Club; 16 Pomfret. Phone 872-2228 parents and friends are invited. on Family Life.” PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri.', March 12, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., March 12. 1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN Help Wanted William Dyson acquitted 73 Homas For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Guatemalan of manslaughter charge Court of Probate. Dlitrlc* of EXPERIENCED - Deli Clerk, MANCHESTER - New Raised Manchester apply in person Western Beef, Ranch, seven rooms, include NEW COLONIAL HARTFORD (UPI) — A ended Tuesday after final NOTICE OF HEARING 63 Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester. three bedrooms, two baths, Only one of these beautiful rebuilding ESTATE OF JEANIC A. KOCH, ■WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATES Superior C ourt judge arguments in which Chief deceased built-in oven, range and dis six room homes left. T h u rsd a y a c q u itte d Assistant State's Attorney Pursuant to an order of Hon. William RELIABLE, mature, middle- hwasher. Two fireplaces, two- Living room, dining room, E. FitzGerald, Judfle, d a M March 9,- car garage. Aluminum siding. kitchen, three bedrooms, I THINK plans made William Dyson 29. of En- R ic h a rd B anbury 1976 a hearing will be held on an She Herath age person with car, wanted $53,500. Wolverton Agency, fireplace, IW baths, field of manslaughter in suggested Dyson may have application praying that the Court for full or part-time, position. WESTPORT (UPI) - Save the WANT make an order ascertalninjg the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Applicant must be physically Realtors, 649-2813. aluminum siding, ready fbr ■ HUaneVLud & 51dss< U qi the beating death of a beaten Mrs. Stephenson to amount of funeral expmses ancTother fit, have some mechanical occupancy. Children Federation and five of its woman four years ago. death after she rejected his cover expenses, of taxes due and preferred I $28,800 — Juet lilted. Claah 4-room Ranch, 2 | sister agencies have made plans to ADS debts against said estate ana that the ability, and be able to work in- ‘ UNITED REALTY* The decision was handed advances toward her. your settlement of said estate be completed dependantly. M ust' be bon- PORTER ST. AREA * badroomi, country kitchen, garage and private tread | help rebuild homes lost in the without the appointment of com PHONE 643-2711 dable. Call after 9.a.m., 643- 646-5016 I lot. With all city convanlancea. ■ Guatemala earthquake. down by Judge Paul Defense Attorney needs missioners as in said af^Ucation on 0565 or after 7 p.m. 633-7863. Two prear old Colonial.l \J filre more fully appears, at the Court FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD I $31,900 — Juat Hated, alx-room Cape In Waal location. I The aid is being centered on the Driscoll, who presided Richard Wallace told of Probate on March 22. 19^ at 10:30 Four Bedrooms, 2W baths.l over the case without a ■ Judge Driscoll the state’s am, FOUR FAMILY - in central I New kitchen floor and hatchway. Muat be soldi | rural mountain area of Joyabaj Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk MEDICAL Technologist - complfetelyohaintenancel jury. case was based on weak INDEX M.T. (ASCP) Day shift. free. Many extras. No| location, needs some face lif 832,000 — Would you believe a 30 tt. living room with | where about 30,000 persons were left ADVERTISING ting. ail apartments heated, circumstantial evidence ADVERTISING Strong background in all sec agents, please. 1flraplaca In thIa two-bedroom Ranch. Believe Itl j homeless and another 2,000 killed by N O T IC II $610 monthly income. Selling Dyson was charged with and said th e re w ere 1 Lost and Found DEADLINE tions of the Laboratory, with last month’s earthquake, according CALL 2 Personala 'RATES for $49,900, T. J. Crockett I $39,500 — Just lietad. 5W-room Ranch, eat on a large ■ 12:00 noon the day before special e emphasis m p h a s is on 6 4 9 -4 1 3 6 altars first-degree manslaughter several other men who 3 Announcements Realtor, 643-1577. I treed lot In South Windior. Qreat valual I to the Connecticut-based relief agen publicetlon. microbiology.iology. Call Thomas in the death of Mrs. Sally might have killed the 33- 643-2711 Court of Probate 4 — EnlertaInmenI 1 day . 104 word par day cy. 5 Deadline for Saturday and Valliere, Laboratory Super- I $37,900 — Large three bedroom Colonial Cape, I Stephenson, an East Wind- year-old mother of two. ASK FOR CONNIE District of Manchester — Auctions 3 daya . .94 word par day MANCHESTER - Horse coun Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. visor, Rockville General A total of about 20,000 persons died NOTICE TO CREDITORS 6 daya . .64 word per.day try - Near Glastonbury line. I aluminum elding, garage, treed lot on Waal Side. | ►•sor woman who was Mrs. Stephenson had gone ESTATE OF JACOB TUREK. FINANCIAL Hospital, 872-0501 Ext. 236. 6 _ in the devestating quake, according deceased BondS'Stocki'Mortoeoes 20 daya . .74 (word par day MANCHESTER - Cute 6 room Large five bedroom Colonial, separated from her hus- to the apartment after a 9 — I $38,000 — 5'/i room Ranch on large lot In Bolton. | Pursuant to an order of Hon, Wiltiam Personal Loans 15 worda, $2.00 minimum PLEASE READ Ranch, built 1975, Dining formal dining room, to unofficial estimates. 10 - Insurance . HELP WANTED - Full time ■ Three bedroome, flreplacad living room, Florida room, ■ band when she was found night of heavy drinking in a E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must Happy A d a ...... Og.lOinck room, fireplace in living fireplaced living room, family The federation said contributions be presented to the fiduciary named EMPLOYMENT YOUR AD openings for experienced room plus rec room in base I garage, and In-ground pool. I dead in an East Windsor bar with a roommate of below on or before June 1. 1976 or be » room, kitchen with built-ins. from the public have also allowed the 13 Help Wanted Classified ads are taken over power press operators. Apply ment. Oversized 2-car garage. apartment building Feb. Dyson, who testified he G ^ e H e r a l D barred by law. The fiduciary is: 14 — Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen Business Opportunities the phone as a convenience. in person. Quality Name I $39,900 — Completely remodeled ttvtn-room I establishment of an emergency Katherine Tuiek 1$ — Situation Wanted cy, Realtors, 649-2813. 3/4 acre lot. Country setting also was drinking in the 235 Summit Street The Herald la responsible for Plate, Fisher Hill Road. East etc. 80’s. R. Zimmer, J.D, I Colonial with every Imaginable convenience. Muit be I health program to feed children up to Testimony in the trial same bar. .Manchester. Conn. EDUCATION only one Incorrect Insertion and Glastonbury. * lean to appreciate. Qraat valual > 06040 Real Estate, 646-1980, 647- five years of age. especially an es 16 Private Instructions then only to the size of the MANCHESTER r inflation 1139. timated 200 orphaned by the 19 — SchoolS'Classes original Insertion. Errors which hedge for the future, 4-family, I $39,600 — Just lietad. 5-5 Duplex, three bedroome In ! 20 “ Instructions Wanted do not lessen the value of the ATTRACTIVE position in our catastrophe. LAST CALL FOR Data Processing Department, central location, good income, GRACIOUS Dutch Colonial I each apartment, two healing ayttama.tw bathe In one I REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor mid 50’s. Wolverton Agency, I apartment. Treed lot. | Mrs. Phyllis Dobyns, just returned NOTICE 23 Homes for Sale rected by an additional Inser knowledge of keypunch help with center hall, beautiful a p p le s NOTICE — Realtors, 649-2813. from the stricken area, said 95 per 24 Lota-Land lor Sate tion. ful. Five day week, 8 a.m, - 5. new kitchen in oak, latest I $40,900 — 5-8 Two Family, two healing eyetema, I CLOsiNQ Fo r t h e s e a s o n 25 — Investment Properly All benefits. East Hartford appliances, four bedrooms, 26 — Business Property I excellent plumbing and wiring, convenient location. ! cent of the population in the rural SUNDAY NIQHT, MARCH 14lh. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, location. 289-2735. MANCHESTER- New listing - paneled rec room, cedar mountain area was left homeless and CONNECTICUT 27 — Resort Property I $41,800 — Clean 5-5, Two Family, two new gaa hot I Macintosh - Delicious CONNECTICUT 28 — Real Estate Wanted U&R Built eight room storage area. Move in condi "every school was destroyed. NOTICE OF NOTICE OF a EMPLOYMENT Colonial, 2‘/4 baths, double tion. Beautitully treed and I water haatlng ayatema. Huge Bualnaaa Zona II lot. | Cortland Apples M1SC. SERVICES JANITORIAL - Couple terraced. Mid 60’s. 646-1189. “Emergency housing, for shelter ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 31 Services Offered wanted, for part time garage, all the extras. Air- $42,900 — 6-6 Duplex with aluminum aiding, eat on a I during the coming winter weeks, is In accordance with the In accordance with the 32 — Painting-Paperinp Lott end Found positions in East Hartford, conditioning, dead-end street. I large treed lot. Conveniently located on hue line. | 33 — Building-Contracting Help Wanted 13 60’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- OAKWOOD ROAD- Clean provisions of Chapter 3, Sec provisions of Chapter 3, Sec — preferably husband and wife the most urgent need " she said. ORCHARD HILL 34 Rooling-Sidmg 0131. well built, six room Cape, tions I and 9 of the Town tions 1 and 9 of the Town 35 — Heating-Piumbing IMPOUNDED - Collie type team. Must have own j $44,900 — Just lilted. Four bedroom Colonial, t'A | Shelter is also needed to protect 425 Avarv Street Wepplng — PHONE FROM home to ser fireplace, garage, rec room, Charter, notice is hereby 36 Flooring rrJiuff and white female dog. transportation. Excellent I baths, tront-to-back living room with flraplaca. t'A ! Open 8 e.m.-5:S0 p.m., 7 daye a \ Charter, notice is hereby 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage vice our customers in the assumable VA mortgage, cir harvested grain from spoilage during given of the adoption by the Main Street area. Call Dog wages and benefits. Call LOVELY six room Ranch I acre lot In Hebron. | the upcoming rainy season, she said. given of the adoption by the 38 — Services Wanted Manchester area, flexible cular pool, $35,900. M6-1189. Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of the Warden, 646-4555. hours, super earnings, 249- between 4 p.m.-7 p.m. 247- home, on quiet tree lined 840,900 — Seven-room L-thaped Ranch, 2 full bathe, I MISC. FOR SALE 8111. street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 The federation and Save the Town of Manchester, Connec Town of Manchester. Connec 41 Articles for Sale 7773. LARGE three bedroom 1 first floor lamily room. Immaculate Inalda and out. | 42 — Building Supplies IMPOUNDED - Large baths, garage, privacy, Children funds in Canada, Norway, ticut, March 2, 1976 of Or ticut, March 2, 1976 of Or Ranch, full basement with 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs shepherd type dog, black, CONSUMER and En Buckley School, low 40’s. I $93,900 — Juet Hated, Redwood Farmi, eight room ! Sweden, Denmark and the United dinance as follows: dianance as follows; 44 — Livestock INSURANCE AGENCY - in garage, custom-built, con white on chest. Maple Street vironmental Action. Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, I Ranch, 2 full baths, lirat floor lamily room with I Kingdom, have formed an alliance to S t . Patrick s day t > •!) O RD INAN CE ORDINANCE - 45 Boats & Accessories Vernon Circle area looking for venient location. Priced to 46 — Sporting Goods area. Call Dog Warden, 646- Challenging, rewarding work 649-1922, sell. Paul W. Dougan, * tireplacs, double garage. | * cards • cut-outs •>plns pins PURCHASE OF PROPERTY __ part lime, or full time clerk to administer a 3-to-5 year community wp # # • PURCHASE OF PROPERTY 47 Garden Products 4555. for women and men with Realtor, 643-4535. development relief and rehabilitation HtSSWy COIttCSt WltltlCt'S • derbies • decorations - MIDDLE TURNPIKE - ADAMS STREET 46 — Antiques work in life insurance. ! $93,900 — Immaculate 9-room Colonial Cape, 1'A ■ 49 — Wanted to Buy Experience preferred. Typing Connecticut Citizen Action • paper tableware WEST BE IT ORDAINED by BE IT ORDAINED by the IMPOUNDED - Eight week I bathe, atone fireplace, double garage, plus 3.9 ecrea. G 2 in the Central American country. and machine transcription a Group. Work involves Bolton MANCHESTER - Hurry - the Board of Directors of the Board of Directors of the RENTALS old puppy, brown, black and professional organizational Spring has Sprung - This 6 The federation shipped medical Roger Lemelin, president of the Martin-South School PTA, iindf it at 52 Rooms for Rent white female. Vernon Street must. Send resume Indicating I $34,900 — Sevan room Dutch Colonial In Forest Hills, ! Town of Manchester that the Town of Manchester that the 53 — Apartments for Rent preference for full or part development and fund raising. DNE HORSE room Ranch, three bedrooms, I first floor family room, double garage, fireplace. Treed I and food supplies obtained through awards a medal each to Tim Barry and Linda Weiss, both top __ area. Call Dog Warden, 646- Town of Manchester purchase Town of Manchester purchase 54 Homes for Rent time, to Box S, Manchester Management travel oppor can be kept in the bam of fireplace, garage, full base * lot with view. Exceptional value. | public contrib^utions to Guatemala winners in a sixth grade essay contest. The subject was "What for the total sum of Two ’Thou 55 __ Business for Rent 4555. tunities. Starting salary $460 ment, treed lot, needs a new for the total sum of Eight 56 __ Resort Properly for Rent Herald. this lovely six-room __ per month. Call for interview, owner. 30’s. LaPenta Agency, I $59,900 — Juet llttsd, huge eight-room brick Cape ■ s or y a er e eart qua e struck, j y j y Country Means to Me.” There were 29 entries. Four sixth a dollar's Thousand Four Hundred ($8,- sand Four Hundred ($2,400) 57 Wanted lo Rent Misc. lor Rent IMPOUNDED - Shepherd 527-7191. Ranch. 3 bedrooms, Rtill worth 400) Dollars from the Estate Dollars from the Estate of 56 - BREAKFAST COOK - 5 a m. - Realtor, 646-2440 I with rear and eye dormers, two baths, 3-car garage and ! , brown and buff male fireplaced living room, I small graenhouss. | grade teachers were the judges. (Herald photo by Dunn) Alexander Jarvis that certain AUTOMOTIVE 7 :30 am ., more hours if a dollar!" of Alexander Jarvis that cer Vicinity Hartford Road, PART TIME - ’Two to three den, and 2-car garage all on MANCHESTER - Ten room piece or parcel of land 61 Autos for Sale cal) Dog Warden, 646-4555. desired. Apply in person tain piece or parcel of land 62 Truck! lor Sale r people for morning or/and one full acre. Ranch, six bedrooms, large I $97,500 — Brand new 3 bedroom Duplex, huge | Mond^-Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 situated in the Town of situated on the westerly side 63 Heavy Equipment lor Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••a evening work. Call Rod treed lot, garage, ideal for * kitchen'-dining room combination. 1'h bathe, I Manchester, County of Hart of Adams Street in the Town 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles Personals 2 p.m.. East Hartford Convales Norwood, at Shakey’s in Ver 65 _ Campera-Trailers-Moblle cent Home, 745 Main St., East MERRITT large family on budget. $41,- I carpeting, separate (urnacee and batsmente. * Fuel alcohol ford, State of Connecticut, of Manchester, County of Homes non, 875-0793. 900. Warren E. tfowland, Hartford. Conn. $97,900 — Bolton, commercial building with 2 eloree bounded and described as Hartford, State of Connec 66 _ Automotive Service INCOME TAX preparation - Realtora 646-1180 Realtors, 643-1108. I I Autos for Reni'Lease may replace follows: ticut. bounded and described 67 - Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or POSITIONS AVAILABLE for I and 2 apartments. Ideal lor lamily bualnaaa or | as follows; 525-8263 for appointment. RECEPTIONIST-BUSINESS printed circuit board, VERNON ! professional use. ■ CONQUER THE COLD AT Beginning at a point at the Assistant - Challenging, full gasoline Beginning at a point in the photographic dark room intersection of the easterly TAX RETURNS - Individual time, position, (some Satur technicians. Immediate S A D D LE UP 6 $62,000 — Custom built Two Family with flreplacet, ■ southerly edge of Bigelow MANCHESTER - Magnificent A horM lovar will b« dtlighttd WASHINGTON (U P D - street line of Adams Street □ NOTICES and business tax returns days) in busy multi-staff den openings on first and third eleven room Colonial, over 4,- I patios, two-car garage, landscape lot in prime I Brook, said point being with thli. Ntarly 2 aerta with 2 I rasidanllal location. | Alcohol made from city and northerly street line of prepared. Call Russell L. tal practice in Vernon area. shifts for photographic dark 000 square feet of elegant box atall atabla, ahaltar and cor THE W.G.GLENNEY CO. located fifty (50) feet wester garbage, wood or coal can Middle Turnpike West the line Burnett, Tax Service, 353 Major duties: patient recep room technicians with living area. 4 i/2 baths, ral. P lu i custom 7 room brick 869,000 — Hugs custom built Raised Ranch on ap- ■ runs thence in a northerly ly of the base line of Urban Center Street. Manchester. tion, computer bookkeeping, experience in developing, con and aluminum aldad Colonial. A replace gasoline to run the .'O' Lost and Found 1 aluminum siding, beautiful 1 proximately IV4 acre lot In Bolton. First flpor lamily J Systems Project #76-116, the 646-3005. office records.- raal valua at $52,500. Call Arthur tfv 'Y direction along the existing tact printing, and printed cir- terraced lot. Musi be seen. I room with solid oak beams. 2'h hatha. | world’s cars and trucks as easterly street line of Adams line runs thence in a LOST - 1976 C olw ell Requirements; enthusiasm, cuit board artwork Priced lo sell fast in 80’s. Call or Susanna Shorts, 046*3233. oil supplies become scarce, Street for a distance thirty- southeasterly direction along professional appointment TAX RETURNS - and Accoun maturity, prior office processing. Contact Multi- R. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, J. WATSON BUCK CO. I $66,900 — Huge lour bedroom Dutch Colonial, 2'h | ting done professionally. Call experience. Send resume lo a Massachusetts Institute five and 78/100 (35.78) feet to the edge of Bigelow Brook to a book in the vicinity of Center Ciruits, 50 Harrison Street, 646-1980. or 647-1139. R M lto n M LS ! baths, lirat floor lamily room, new In-ground pool. 2- ■ Dan Hickey, 649-9145. Box X. Manchester Herald. Manchester. 646-4100. M in c h M lir Olflca S47-9139 of Technology researcher a point. Said point being point in the westerly street St. Reward. Call 643-1200 or I car garage. Treed lot, with skyline view. • SALE PRICES write Herald Box AA. E«al Smat 0pMrt»9lT I ******* ** * *****«****«4,k****| said Thursday. located twenty-six and 32/100 line of Adams Street; thence SINGLES: Join Insta-Mate, a nine ioon'. Cap?. the line runs in a southerly Oiir nWee Is In constant need ot new listings. It you'rtl Dr. Thomas B. Reed said (26.32) feet easterly of and FOUUD - honey colored six low cost local dating service. 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, perpendicular to Urban direction along the westerly Meet new people today! Write trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen MANCHESTER - Harlan I Ininking ol selling, plui •.» cell to- conHdenllel Inspection ! the biggest barrier to ■ month old puppy, vicinity WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS Street - Lovely six room Cape. alcohol power at present is Systems Project #76-116 base street line of Adams Street for Manchester, Call after 5;30, Box 815-M, New Britain, cy, Realtors, 646-3166. I and evaluation. We we.r -jmn and epj>reclele yourl Conn. 06050. 1 1,2 baths, fireplace, ibus/nesai REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE| the cost. He blamed line station 26-k25.01; thence a distance of sixty-three (63’ 871-0189. 12 to 14 Year Olds aluminum siding, wall-to-wall SPENDING TOO MANY plus or minus) feet more or MANCHESTER - four family, I BEST. planners who envision huge the line runs in a southeaster to canvass for the four rooms each unit, parking, carpeting. Excellent lot with ly direction along the arc of a less to a point, said point LOST - Sheltie, buff color, Bonda-Stocka-Mortgaget S trees. Priced in mid 30’s. conversion plants for much HEATING &COOLING $? white chest, three months old separate heat, $6,900 income, circular curve to the left being located thirty-two (32 MANCHESTER asliing $42,900. Warren E. Arruda Realty, 644-1539. & ^ o s s e U o l of that high cost, saying having a radius of nineteen plus or minus) feet more or male. Answers to Kiltie. . MORTGAGES, loans first, se l i f w i Vicinity Green Rd. and Wood- Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. medium-sized plants STOP (19) feet and a delta angle of less westerly of base line sta cond. third. All kinds. Realty EVENING HERALD $39,900 ■ Immaculate raised I REALTORS-MI.S S46-24S2 | bridge St. Call 649-2489. operating on a local basis tion 33 plus 75; thence the line statewide. Credit rating un Ranch, stove, dishwasher, m Watt Canter Street j j 95'-00’-03’’ for a distance of Reward. necessary. Reasonable. Con Mon., Tu b s., Wed. 5-8 P.M. LEISURE LIVING with room appear more practical. thirty-one and 5/10 (31.50) feet runs in a westerly direction for tennis court or swimming garbage disposal, double gar fidential. quick age. acre, trees. Hutchins the fuel thief! to a point. Said point being for a distance of eighteen (18 pool on country sized acre lot. In addition to replacing FOUND - Wedding ring, while arrangements. Alvin Lundy CALL 047-9946, 3-5 P.M. Agency. 646-3166. SIX ROOM Cape ■ fireplace, BOLTON - Volpi Road ■ plus or minus) feet more or Just as much room inside, A located forty-five (45) feet gold at Top Notch plaza. Reduced $3,000. Owner’s gasoline, Reed said, Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu king sized family room with garage, screened porch, chain alcohol also could be mixed northerly of and perpen less to a point, said point Dates 8/13/23, 5/25/39. Call. tion Plaza, Hartford. NEW LISTING - Keeney link fence, aluminum siding. anxious, must sell this attrac 649-9284. raised hearth fireplace. All tive seven room Ranch on with gasoline to stretch dicular to base line station being located fifty (50 feet Evenings, 233-6879. this with three bedrooms, for Slreel - Five bedroom Raised $35,900. Owner 646-2795. westerly of base line station Ranch, three lull baths, lovely private 200x200 treed lot. existing fuel supplies and 32-1-10.68 of Urban Systems ASSISTANT COOK - Full Business Opportunity 14 mat dining room and 2 1,2 Project #76-115; thence the 33 plus 75; thence the line runs kitchen with all built-ins and MANCHESTER ■ Huge Living room with raised improve auto performance lime, experienced, 8 a.m. - baths, offered at less than Ranch. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, hearth tireplace, 10x25 family line runs in an easterly direc in a northerly direction along Legal Notices 4:30 p.m. 40 hours per week. today’s prices. Hurry and you picture window, large family at the same time. MANCHESTER Three chair room with stonewall fireplace double garage, 175x250 lot, room, formal dining, three tion at a bearing' of the arc of a circular curve to Must work every other immacutqte Barber Shop off can pick out colors, coverings, bedrooms, kitchen with stove Use ZONOLITE’ AHIC INSULATION Court of Probate and wet bar. All rooms, fully $38,500. Hutchins Agency. 646- Reed said alcohol called S87° -09’ -10" E for a dis- the left having a radius of 666 Audit Report weekend and some holidays. Main Street. Call for details, and carpets. Hohenthal Com- 3166. and dishwasher, oil hot water, District of Manchester Mny. 646-1166, Builders, carpeted, aluminum storm's methanol can be easily tance of Two Hundred Eight and 20/100 ( 666.201 feet for a Notice is hereby given that NOTICE TO CREDITORS Apply in person, Mond^ - LaPenta Agency, Realty. 646- 2-zone heat. Attached garage. and drive the thief from your home. Friday. 9 a.m, - 4 p.m. East Realtors. and screens, all electric heat. made from a wide variety 24/100 ( 208.24) feet to a point. distance of seventy-one and the Audit Report of the books t:STATE OF MARIE P, McCANN. 2440. One acre lot. Near all schools. BOLTON CENTER - Nine Reduced to $52,900. Cantor & Top-lt IS the insulation spe 80/100 (71.80) feet to a point, deceased Hartford Convalescent Home. Cioldiarb Realtors, 875-6244. of biological material for The fuel thief is the culpfit that steals comfort, heat, and ciliciillv made for existing homesy^^ Said point being located forty- of accounts and financial l^irsuanl to an order of Hon. William 745 Main Street, East Hart Wanchaala^"^^"'*"'" Truly a beautiful home. Only room, one story Cape, paneled said point being fifty (50) feet E. FitzGerald, Judge, a ll claims must Situation Wanted 15 prices ranging from 13.8 to many of youi fuel dollars every winter. He's known as M's made of glass fiber S ' S five (45) feet northerly of and records of the Town of three years old. Priced in the den. living room with wall-to- thick (R M 'I and it’s very simple be presented to the fiduciary named ford, Conn. TWO-FAMILY inad(H|uate iir.uljtion, perpendicular to station westerly of base line station low 6d's. Call Ted Goodchild wall carpeting and tireplace, 38 cents per gallon. By to install Manchester for the year en beluW on or before June 1. 1976 or be RELIABLE Babysitter Extra nice, five rooms 34 plus 52.19; thence the line barred by law The fiduciary is; Realty Co., 646-4348. formal dining room with Zaiiohte Attic Insiildtion is cled^..tfii, jiui easy to insi.ifl. Just roll Top-l( out over the 34-H8.95 of Urban System ding June 30, 1975, is now on available, weeknights and down and four rooms up. Manchsetsr comparison, gasoline costs ' Otis G McCann fireplace, family kitchen with It's all-mineral vermiculite: rolpruof. ifty. utlorless. and won't existing insulation and lightly Project #76-115; thence con continues in a northerly direc file in the office of the Town weekends. Also school New furnace, appliances, about 35 cents per gallon at 82 Russell Street COVENTRY LAKE Area- Six breakfast nook, mud room attract veimin Won’t irritate yoiii skin Pours freely from hari tamp It tlown between the attic tinuing easterly the line runs tion at a bearing of No 12“-27’- Clerk and the same is open for Manchester. Conn.^ vacations, Keeney Street and more. Ideal for young MINI-FARM the refinery. inisis. room Ranch, good condition, with closets, full attic, gar to spaces between attic loists. along the arc of a circular 30" W for a distance of six (6 area, 646-8863. couple wanting to get Older 7-room Colonial on 2 Thai's It No staples. No vapor public inspection. fireplace, half acre lot, $28,- age, large paddock. Excellent It would take two gallons Zonolite Attic Insulation c.innot smokier, or luiin, and (*f plus or minus) feet more or started with first home - beautiful acres. 3 liarnef No more worni>s aboul curve to the right having a ’This legal notice Is given in 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- landscaping. $49,500. Wolver of methanol to drive a car feclively reduces lui;l consumption iiiid thus retluces jir inadeiiuaie insulation let tenant help make bedrooms, fireplaced radius of 623.05 feet and a less to the point and place of accordance with section 7-394 Court of Probate 0131. ton Agency. Realtors, 649- polkitdiits. Top It. Only from W.R. mortgage payments. Must the same distance as one delta angle of 7°-49’-45 ” for a beginning, the aforemen of the General Statutes. District of Manchester □ EDUCATION 2813. living room, formal dining Eliminate your fuel dollar waste, STOP THE FUEL. THIEF G R A C E & C O NOTICE TO CREDITORS be seen. $38,900. room, den, eat-in kitchen, gallon of gasoline because In itie handy 4 0 ’ Iraq. N o w distance of eighty-five and tioned line being fifty (50) feet Edward Tomkiel, ESTATE OF KATIE SWETZES aka SEVEN ROOM CAPE- 4 ONCE AN D FOR A LL witir Zonolite Attic Insulation methanol has a lower ■n stock at . . ' ' 15/100 (85.15) feet to a point; westerly of and parallel to the ’Pown Clerk CATHERINE SWETZ aka WARREN E. bedrooms, aluminum siding, MANCHESTER - Seven room large 2-car garage with base line of Urban Systems KATH ERINE G. SWETZ Private Instructions 18 lovely home, assumable loft. energy content. thence continuing easterly at Manchester, Connec t^irsuant to an order of Hon. William OUTSTANDING Raised Ranch on lovely Project #76-116. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must HOWLAND mortgage asking mid thirties. wooded lot in one of Oil company experts dis a bearing of S 79°-19--25’’ E ticut Owner Agent, brokers for a distance of seventy-four Said piece or parcel of land Dated at Manchester, Connec be presented lo the fiduciary named OPPORTUNITY Realtors 643-1108 Manchester's most desirable M ER R in pute the practicality of having an area of 1,550 plus or below on or before June 11. IOT6 or be welcomed, 643-6624 alter 3. areas. Two fireplaces, pan mixing methanol with gas and 8/10 (74.80) feet to an iron ticut tills 12th day of March barred by law. The fiduciaries are; for High Caliber IfMArETioDELsT Realtors 646-1180 pin located in the northerly minus squre feet. 1976. Anne B. Kutcher ■Tha Barbizon School la| eled family room, 2-car gar oline, saying the two would 291 Wetherell St. Ambitious age, Priced in the 50’s. street line of Middle Turnpike Said parcel of land being a Manchester, Conn. 06040 ■ now accaptlngU separate in an auto gas part of the premises known Executive Type * appllcatlona for Ita n tw l |KW. HAPPY Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. COME MEET West; thence in a westerly LKiUOR PERMIT Michael Swetzes ROCKLEDGE ■ Immediate tank if the slightest amount direction along the northerly 45 Waddell Heights Imala modallng couraa,! SATURDAY, MARCH 13 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Manchester, Conn. 06040 SALESMAN I part-time claaaaa. For in-1 •■■■ BIRTHDAY MANCHESTER - Modeslly occupancy. 10 room custom of moisture were present ART SMITH existing street line of Middle Thia is an opanlng for our sales priced 2-family, 5-6, modern ZONOLITE Said piece or parcel of land This is to ;lve notice that I. M ARIE liiormatlon call Barbizon,! built ranch. 3-4 bedrooms, 1 and might cause the car to Turnpike West to the point REYNOLDS of 23 Pawtucket Street. organization whicn otfara a per baths, new roof, two newer 1 2 baths, two (ircpiaces, for ID A.M. - 2 P.M. manent position and an excep AMERICA! FACTORY having an area of 1,550 plus or Hartford. Ct.. have filed an application stall or run poorly. and place of beginning. Court of Probate. District of tionally solid future lor the go- healing systems, 2-car gar mal dining room, colonial minus squre feet. Said parcel placarded 9th day of March 1976 with Manchester age, Own your own home tor But Reed, perhaps the Said piece or parcel of land the Liquor Control Commission for getter type of aaleeman. family room, double garage, CLINIC REPRESEIITATIVE of land being a part of the NOTICE OF HEARING 1776 - 1976 less than rent. Only $39,900. nation’s most outspoken MAHCHESTER STDRE DHLY having an area of 5,150 square PACKAGE STORE LiqUO R for the ESTATE OF BERTHA D. BORST, We offer one oi the beat com finished rec room. Low 60 s. premises known as 400 V sale of alcohol liquor on the premises pensation plana In this entire Wolverton Agency, Realtors. feet more or less. Said parcel deceased Ken Ostrinsky. Realtor, 643- advocate of alcohol power, Adams Street being the same 447 Main Street, Manchester, Connec Ihirsuant to an order of Hon. William area. (Salary plus commission), 649-2813. 1333. of land being a part of the ticut. E. FllzCrerald, Judge, dated March 10, along with othar fine benefits In has been mixing one gallon premises described on the The business w ill be owned by cluding a top flight sales premises known as#525 V. 1976 a hearing wul be held on an * 3 1 ,9 0 0 of methanol with nine map or plan entitled. MARIK REYNOLDS of 23 Pawtucket application praying for authority to training program. Apply In per Schools-Classes 19 MANCHESTER • Prime loca DOOR JAM B COIL Middle Turnpike West being Street, Hartford, Ct.. and will be con sell certain real estate located in son lo Mike Callahan. Sales Very attractive lour room Condominium with dining gallons of gasoline in his “ Griswold and Fuss, Inc., Manager. tion, excellent two-family the same premises described ducted by M ARIE REYNOLDS as per- Manchester as In said application on AMERICAN COUNTRY Dan area, appllancat, air conditioning and appllancaa. family car for the past two WEATHERSTRIf WEATHERSTRIP Consulting Engineers and mltlee. file more fully appears, at the Court of ANSALDI BUiLT . Five-five, 2-car garage with ENERGY on a map or plan entitled, cing: (Revolutionary Period), for full-size door Land Surveyors. Manchester. Marie Reynolds lYobate on March 25.1676at 2:30 P.M. TED TRUDON Seven-room Raised Ranch, overhead doors, separate years and reports slightly "Griswold and Fuss, Inc,, Dated 9 March 1976 Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clett it’s easy, it’s fun! Class starts * 3 4 ,5 0 0 REG. Connecticut, Land to be located in Lookout Moun heating by oil. E lectric improved mileage and no Consulting Engineers and Sunday, March 28th, 8 p.m. at Colonial In movt-ln condition with flraplaca, carpeting, $4.98. REG. Acquired from Estate of VOLKSWAGEN tain area. Two fireplaces, domestic hot water, A-1 condi operating problems. SAVERS Surveyors, Manchester, Powder Mill Barn, 32 South lota ol atoraga apace, ancloaad porch and vary con tion, first floor ready for $3.99 Alexander Jarvis by the Town Route 83 2-car garage, large Reed’s proposals were (They’re Money-Savers,Too!) Connecticut, Land to be Announcements 3 Announcamentt Maple Street, Hazardville. venient location. owner-occupancy. $44,900. For of Manchester, Manchester, Tollmd Tpke. kitchen, one full and two presented at an inter Acquired from Estate of TalcotMIte half baths, lovely paneled inspection call, 568-5660 John Alexander Jarvis by the Town Connecticut, Scale 1" equals * 3 7 ,9 0 0 F. Shannon, Real Estate. national conference on STYROFOAM 40’, date 1-24-75, Sheet #5 of family room. Priced in up SEAL-O-MATIC of Manchester, Manchester, PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT □ REAL ESTATE Seven-room Condominium with thrao bedroomt, ways to capture the power INSULATION CAULKING 5” . per 50’s. DOOR BOTTOM Connecticut, Scale 1’’ equals carpeting, baaement rec room. In naw-homa condition. MANCHESTER - Centrally of the sun by using nature’s Use on concrete walls ® T - Said map or plan to be placed CORD 40’, date 1-24-75, Sheet #1 of CENSUS TAKERS - for an Homes For Sale 23 ZINSSER AGENCY located, Iwo-family Ranch own solar converters — before you panel, on file in the office of the stvlc duplex, gross income $3,- 2 5.’’ Said map or plan to be Spring Fashion Show nual school enumeration. Call * 4 1 ,9 0 0 546-1511 growing plants and now- 24” x96" x f thick REG. Town Clerk ot the Town of Youth Services, 494 Main 725 yearly. Separate furnaces. REG. placed on file in the Office of $27,300. A’rTRACTIVE 5 room Eight-room aluminum tld ^ Cape with lour bedroome, discarded plant wastes — $4.89 Manchester, reference to by SEARS Street. 646-6400 for informa Ranch, fireplace, baseboard Only $33,900 Pase' " S 3 9 5 85< the Town Clerk of the Town of tion. 1'/i bathe, flnithad rec room end an overtizad 2-car 289-7475, 633-5786. as sources of fuel. Manchester, reference to which is hereby made (or heating, stove, refrigerator. garage. Mutt be eeeht W M II8 -I Sponsored by the which is hereby made for further description. Hutchins Agency 646-3166, MANCHESTER-UiR Built- This Ordinance shall take LADIES’ GUILD OF ASSUMPTION AVON - BILLS unpaid? Vaca further description. tion unthinkable? Don’t be un eight room Garrison Colonial Manchttlor VINYL INSERT ’This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Tuesday, M arch 16, 8:00 p.m. nerved. Avon Representatives QLASTONBURY NEW HOMES four spacious bedrooms, 2 1/2 ALUMINUM * 4 8 ,9 0 0 baths, family room with stone CONTEMPORARY FLAR PLASTIC effect ten (10) days after this publication in htis newspaper make extra money in their MINNECHAUG MT. DOOR BOTTOM ALUMINUM Large eight-room Colonial Ideal lor the growing lemlly. wall, double garage. $65,900. Spacious 8-room, 4 level FO AM TA P E publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) ASSUMPTION CHURCH HALL spare time. Pay those bills - Outstandlnf executive homes of I, THRESHOLD 9 and 10 room i. Spaclo€a Fireplace, 4 or 5 bedroomt, large eat-ln kitchen. Easy Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Split, 4 bedrooms, 2V9 Sugar's place is in the fac provided that within ten (10) days after this publication of take that trip. Interested? Reg. $1.39 $1.09 I3/8"I South Adams Street. Manchester fireptaced family roomi, cathedral acceie to highway. baths, large wooded lot, tory as well as in the kitchen. REG. this Ordinance a petition Call 523-9401. REG. Reg. $1.79 $1.49 11/r'l days after this publication of ceilings, master bedroom suites, TWO-FAMILY, centrally view of Hartford skyline. Industry uses sugar in tanning S2.09 49 signed by not less than five (5) Refreshments 8 Door Prizes TIckelt: $2.00 balconies. IW baths, large wooded $5.69 Reg. $2.49 $1.99 l3/4"i this Ordianance a petition located. Two car s arage. $36.- ^ I I3 6-I per cent of the electors of the REAL ESTATE Career. Earn lots. .Call for detalla! Arthur or * 5 2 ,9 0 0 Many features. $64,200. leather, silvering mirj'ors, signed by not less than five (5) For ticket reservations $1,000 plus monthly. Must 900. V. Celinski, 1 Iroker, 649- making hair tonics, shoe Town, as determined from the Suxanne Shorts, M4-S2SS. FIvt-year-old Colonial with lour bedroome, Aral floor 1116 or 643-4214. per cent of the electors of the Call 646-8106 or 643-2653 have license or in prqcess. lemlly room with flraplaca, 2’A bathe, carpeting. Nice polishes. adhesives, Town, as determined from the latest officials lists of the Part timers considered. L WATSON BEACH CO. photographic materials, ex Registrars of Voters, has not • ffM/tora. M U large Ibt good lor children, WARREN E. latest official lists of the Ralph Pasek Realtor, MLS, Manehaator Oflfoa 947-I1M MANCHISTIR FOSZaT HILLS plosives and detergents. MANCHESTER been filed with the Town Clerk Tickets also available at the door... Registrars of Voters, has not 289-7475, 633-57M. ■■■I apwaa*# * 5 8 ,9 0 0 KLOCATED OWNEM requesting its reference to a AiuUoua to move and invite offers. HOURS been filed with the Town Clerk Duplex In excellent condition. Each aide haa 4 HOWUND requesting its reference to a special Town election. PART TIME Janitor - Custom built 6 room Coloniel Realtora $48-1109 REDUCED FOR quick sale - bedroomt, Aral floor den, tw bathe. Saperete heeling mint condition. 4 bedrooms, R e c y c l e special Town election. Pascal A. Prignano, Cleaners needed, mornings. SHOP FRIDAY Esq., Must have transportation. two family, 30 Locust Street, eyetema and good Income from tenenl. (IrepUced tsmlty room, biths, MANCHESTER Pascal A. Prignano, S