PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter, Conn,, Mon., Jan/12,1S76 The weather

iBcreuiiig clottdiiwM, highs upper 10s. Cloudy tonight, snow Ukdy, low In Official says tax auditors low 10s. Wednaiday snow «*«nirng to UlmtriiratTr lEarnittg UrntUi rain, high in mid 80s. Nstioosl weather worth weight in gold, almost J forecast map on page 14. Menckettor— CUy of FiUife Ckorm SIXTEEN PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PMCEi FIFTEEN CENTS JUAN TAMAYO are paid about $17,000 a year — in- perhaps five or six a year, because of HARTFORD(UPI) - Tax Ck)m- cludtog fringe benefits; car costs, and what he called “the law of dimiahing mlssloner Gerald Heffeman says needed clerical staff — meaning each returns.” state tax auditors are worth their auditor could find the state at least Increased collection of state taxes weight in gold. Almost. four times his salary. will lead to more voluntary com­ Heffemhn said Friday each new Connecticut audits only about two pliance and more auditors will have News Grasso pledges auditor put to work checking cor­ per cent of its tax-paying institutions, proportionately less uncollected m porate ledgers could find $400,000 a Heffeman said. There is no state in­ revenues to find and more ad­ year in uncollected taxes. Those come tax. ministrative costs, Heffeman said. summary working on the sales tax could each He said the 50 audits that came up no new taxes find about $80,000 a year, he added. with $500,000 in unpaid lease and ser­ The commissioner said he has Compiled from Heffeman told the legislature's vices taxes included $250,000 turned talked to Finhnce Commissioner Jay BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Gov. Ella pay rtdse — the work week of state Finance Committee it should spend United Press International up by three auditors ,^ent to check 0. Tepper about the possibility of T. Grasso today pledged no new employes from 35 hours to 40 hours more to hire new auditors if it wants California firms that leased equip­ transfering seven state employes to taxes imd said ^ e wiould resubmit was rejected by a special legislative additional revenues to bridge a $145 ment to Connecticut companies. the Tax Department. Tepper said the two money-saving measures rejected session in D ecm bw . million shortfall predicted for next “This seems to me to be ripe to move was under preliminary con­ State late last year by the legislature. That session was called to meet a fiscal year’s budget. pick up money,” said Finance Com­ sideration. “We will be able to maintain essen­ projected $80 million budget deficit Some 50 audits last year turned up HARTFORD - The Special mittee Chairwoman Sen. Audrey The Finance Committee also said tial state services (without a tax for the current fiscal year. Through $500,000 in uncollected sales taxes, he Revenue Commission will Beck, D-Storrs, who asked Heffeman it will look through state bond issues hike) if our economic projections are administrative and legislative cuts, said, and that was only .5 per cent of meet Wednesday to review the to draft a hiring proposal for con­ to determine if any can be re­ borne out during the fiscal year officials now estimate that deficit at the 10,000 new taxpayers created in case of one of its officials, sideration by the legislature when it financed at a lower interest rate. One hgginning July first,” She said in an $35 million. 1975 by extending the sales tax to Cracking the whip on Union Pond Sturgis Sobln, racing director, convenes in Febroary. committee iqember said two bond address to the Bridgeport Rotary “If the General Assembly adopts leases and business services. The commissioner said he wants to rebifted by a grand jury for issues were approved last year when without any apparent injury. But there were Qub. these proposals — and with 8'little The commissioner said auditors start hiring new auditors slowlyj interest rates were higher. These teens are beginning to work up speed as accepting a truckload of free their nine-person “whip” gets ready to crack on screams and squeals from those on the ends bricks from the scandal-ridden She said her budget to be submitted help from the economy—we can end flung across the ice high speed. (Herald Bridgeport jai alai fronton. to the legislature next month “will this fiscal year in balance,” she said...... V...... the ice of Union Pond. The teens repeated the not increase existing taxes except “This administration is making whip action over and over for about an hour photo by Barlow) every possible effort to achieve a H A R TFO R D - where revenue is needed in one area Acknowledging an apathetic of tiucation to replace revenue lost balance.” response by members, the thfough repeal or reductions in other "Our state has experienced Connecticut State Employes areas of taxation.” a traumatic economic year,” she Association has canceled a She said a proposal to have the said. “We stUl have a long way to go threat to strike in protest of the state take over the Soldiers', Sailors to balance the budget, and we are layoff of 500 state employes. and Marines Fund, which,benefits moving as rapidly as possible.” Only a “trickle” of strike vote needy veterans, and have payments ■ come frohi the general fund would be She said restrictions on overtime, ballots issued in December out-of-state travel and deferred have been returned, a CSEA resubinitt^ to the legislature. That proposal, along with one to equipment purchases have saved the spokesman said. Announcing Another lengthen — without an accompanying state about $14 million. Regional SALEM, Mass. — Weather favors ice skating Democratic presidential can­ Weicker to seek S.B. Banking Advantage didate Terry Sanford was The winter of 1976 is shaping up as one the nearby communities as weU.^ura ta a group expected to return home to Durham, N. C. today after two Senate re-election better ones in recent years for the ice skating of boys playing a game of make-sluft hrckey at days of hospitalization, which fraternity. Not only has ice skating been a the Bolton Notch Pond recently. (Herald i«oto turned up no evidence of heart HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Lowell didacy, citing Ford’s recent veto of a regular event on ponds in ^fonchester but In by Pinto) trouble. P. Weicker, R-Conn., the white bill expanding picketing rights of knight of Watergate, today an­ construction workers as an example. CONCORD, N. H. - The nounced his candidacy forTe-election Weicker alienated some name that wasn’t there — Gov. and said he might not be able to sup­ Republicans — but gained great pop­ Meldrim Thomson — drew the port Ronald Reagan as a Republican ularity among Democrats and in­ $14.1 million school budget most attention as filing of presidential nominee because of dependents — during the 1973 Senate delegate slates for New Reagan’s “simplistic” policies. Watergate hearings with his tough Hampshire’s Feb. 24 presiden­ Weicker said the former California questioning of President Richard M. recommended by Kennedy tial primary officially closed governor’s plan to trim the federal Nixon’s aides. Monday. Thompson has been a budget by $90 billion by returning The following year he earned the items where the 1976-1977 supporter of conservative can­ By DOUG BEVINS School complex ($70,000), and in­ responsibilities to the local level was wrath of some GOP members in recommendation is the same as the stallation of a concrete slab under didates in both parties and had Herald Reporter typical of “the way he approaches Connecticut for taking the party’s 1975-1976 appropriation. bleachers at MHS to prevent them been expected to be a delegate Manchester School Supt. James things in a simplistic way.” gubernatorial nominee, Robert The only reduction recommended from sinking into the ground for former California Gov, Kennedy has recommended a 1976- Weicker, who g ain ^ promlnqnqe Steele, to task for his campaigning, 1977 school budget of $14,150,063, up is for a tutorial program for excep­ ($35,000). ■ Ronald Reagan.^ charging Steel^^waa-uslng for his tough quesudnihg M Piesident 8.9 per cent over the current, 197^ tional, homebound pupils. In the In comments accompanying hli Watergate-style tactics. Richard M. Nixon’s aides during the 1976 appropriation of $13,000,000. current year, $150,000 was ap­ recommendation, Kennedy said, National Senate Watergate hearings, said he Following the ensuing furor, Kennedy, presenting his budget to propriated. For 1976-1977, $140,000 is "The superintendent of schools has Weicker said he might, if necessary, recommended. attempt^ to present for Board of PITTSBURGH - The city’s would not endorse in advance the the Board of Education Monday nominee of the Republican conven­ leave the party to run as an indepen­ night, said it will cost $13,916,852 in The items remaining the same Education consideration a realistic 4,100 striking public school dent. But he has since decided to seek from 1975-1976 to 1976-1977 are the budget which, while recognising the teachers and aides today faced tion. 1976-1977 just to continue the same “I would not stand up there with the GOP nomination. level of services allowed by the 1975- Head Start pre-kindurgarten financial limitations facing the town fines of $100 a day each unless Weicker promised to continue his any man or woman if there is a sharp 1976 budget of $13,000,000. program ($9,555) , the summer school and the school district, also details they complied with a court policy of independence. program ($4,000), and capital outlay what in our judgment Is needed not order to end their seven-week difference of opinion,” Weicker said. Besides the “continuation” budget He criticized President Ford, who “Triilh matters above all else. If of $13,916,852, Kennedy is asking for expenses ($90,500). only to maintain but to improve the walkout. hardnosed in the past, it is because I he supports for re-election, for an additional $111,000 to expand ser­ Also made part of the budget docu­ opportunities in the Manchester believe in an uncompromised future ment was the updated, long-range public schools.” WASHINGTON - Secretary catering to GOP conservatives as a vices and $122,211 to open the means of heading off the Reagan can­ for our children — not in partisanship Regional Oqcupational Training plan for capital improvements in the The Board of Education must of State Henry Kissinger told a S i or pussyfooting,” he said. Center. The continuation, improve­ school system. The capital improve­ adopt a budget plan by Feb. 9 for sub­ court Monday that former ment plan, which runs through 1981- mission to Town Manager Robert m President Richard Nixon per- •$ ment and training center budgets add up to the $14,150,063 figure. 1982, calls for three projects in 1976- Weiss and action by the Board of sonally ordered FBI wiretaps % Agostinelli giving up 1977; Resurfacing of play rounds and Directors by May 15. I in an effort to halt national | Kennedy’s budget document also forecast student enrollment for 1976- parking lots at Bowers, Nathan Hale School board budget workshops are i security leaks. g 1977 at 9,690 students, down from 9,- and Waddell Schools ($45,000), scheduled Jan. 19, Jan. 22, Jan. 27, ; & GOP chairmanship 827 in the current school year. building two crosswalk bridges over and Feb. 2. \ WASHINGTON - Ralph | The current $13,000,000 budget Main St. at the Bonnet Junior High i Nader says cancer is not strict- ^ By SOL R. COHEN represents a cost of about $1,323 per j ly a medical disease but should S Herald Reporter student. The proposed $14,150,063 j be called “corporate cancer,” | Republican Town Chairman budget would represent a cost of :■ since much of it is caused by Board makes progress Nathan Agostinelli said today he about $1,460 per student. \ pollution of the environment by won’t seek re-election as head of In presenting his recommendation, 5 industry. ^ Manchester’s GOP town committee Kennedy split the total budget plan on personnel issues when his term expires in April. into three budgets; Continuation (up And, it indicated it (the board) wants I WASHINGTON - Senate I He has appointed a sub committee 7.1 per cent). Improvement (up 7.9 By SOL R. COHEN to retain control of whatever Affir­ Majority Leader Mike fe; to screen applicants for the post and per cent) and Regional Occupational Herald Reporter mative Action Plan (to give equal op­ J Mansfield, D-Mont., has » to make its recommentation to the Training Center (all new). Sparked and guided by Director portunities to minorities) the town It’s Like Having a Portable Bank $ predicted the next session of ^ executive committee. It, in turn, will The continuation budget is Paul Willhide’s expertise in labor adopts and that it won’t abdicate its I Congress will not pioneer a g recommend a successor to highlighted, Kennedy said, by ten­ relations, the Manchester Board of authority to the Human Relations great deal of new legislation, g Agostinelli — to be elected in April tative estimates of increased salary Directors Monday night made con­ Commission. He says tax reforms might be and to serve to April 1978. costs now being negotiated, by reduc­ siderable progress toward resolving The board indicated it approves an exception. Agostinelli said his decision was tion of four elementary teaching personnel problems that have been providing the building department based on the many other com­ positions due to expected enrollment hanging fire for a year or more. with an additional clerk and with Coast to Coast or ’round the world You May Get Immediate International mitments he has. He is co-chairman drops, by plans to hold the line on Willhide is personnel director for another building inspector — the U nit^ Aircraft and his questions, latter to succeed Francis Conti, now CANBERRA, Australia - of Manchester’s Bicentennial com­ pupil transportation expenses by . . . BankAmericard is accepted like cash . . . knowledge and suggestions chief building Inspector. These are by presenting your BankAmericard Australian Prime Minister mittee and is president of the altering school schedules, and by in­ Cash dominated the three-hour meeting the only vacancies which may Malcolm Fraser has issued a Manchester Stote Bank. flation in several categories which but you don’t have the worry of carrying at any S.B.M. office. You get your money and found the other directors require additional funding. call for a U. S. naval and He has been GOP chairman since the system can’t control (utilities, in­ agreeing with him in most instances. Other vacancies, all with budgeted cash. You may use it at more than one million military buildup in the Indian Jan. 15, 1975, when he succeeded A. surance, postage, etc.). immediately and your loan will be charged The board met to consider five funds available, are; an account Ocean to offset a Soviet Paul Berte, who resigned when he In presenting the improvement establishments in the' United States and major personnel issues facing the clerk in the assessor’s office, five to your BankAmericard just like any other foothold there and to guarantee was appointed to a state position. NATHAN AGOSTINELLI budget, Kennedy said that schools, town, identified by Town Manager firefighters and one training officer strategic Middle East-Asian oil Agostinelli is a former Manchester tr “like all human institutions,” will abroad. purchase. Robert Weiss as follows; (to be a deputy, fire chief) in the lines. mayor and a former state comp­ The Republican Town Committee either improve or worsen. "They troller. He ran for lieutenant gover­ seldom, if ever, just hold their own,” • Vacancies. Town Fire Department, a will meet Jan. 22 to endorse an 85- nor in November 1974. • Management and middle superintendent in the highway You Get One Bill . . . and make Having BankAmericard is really like.having LONDON — Britain has of­ member town committee for 1976-78. he said. Members of the screening com­ The $111,000 requested for im­ management salaries. department (six other vacancies ficially approved the nomina­ The meeting will be at 8 p.m. in the just one payment each month. You may pay a portable bank . . . because you’ll never run mittee are M. Adler Dobkin, former provements would fund seven items • Labor relations. won’t be filled this year), seven tion of Anne Armstrong as new Muncipal Building Hearing Room. GOP chairman; Saunda Taylor, on the administration’s 21-item im­ • Merit System improvements. police officers and the position of out of money. Apply for yours today at any U. S. ambassador in London, A slate will be offered by the for your purchases in full or pay for them former vice-chairman; Elsie provement priority list. The seven • Affirmative Action Plan. clerk If in the police department, a government officials said executive board and nominations will Swensson, present vice-chairman; items are for an alternative learning At one point during W eiss’ program director and recreation over an extended period of time with monthly S.B.M. Office. today. Mrs. Amrtrong’s formal ^ be accepted also from the floor. The Vivian Ferpson, minority leader of program at Manchester High School, explanations, Willhide described supervisor in the recreation depart­ appointment is expected to be | at-large, 85-member committee will minimum payments. the Board of Directors; and more resources for socially and them as "imaginative accounting.” ment, a clerk in the social services announced soon. take office in March. Agostinelli. emotionally maladjusted students, Basically, the board took some department, and a lab director, increased custodial staff, a better position on each of the five issues — water and sewer technician and BELFAST, Northern Ireland MHS science program, improvement formally or Informally. water treatment manager in the BANK AMERICARD... You’ll get a charge out of this! — A bomb exploded without of regular programs in line with re­ It indicated it is amenable to filling water and sewer department. warning in a crowded PLO joins debate cent studies, expansion of the some of the vacancies that exist, at downtown shopping area today, reading program in elementary least those backed by available funds ...... ■'■See Page Elghi and police said at least three schools, and expansion of the elemen­ in the departmental budgets. It in­ ■f* persons were killed and eight UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP i - PLO foreip policy adviser Farouk structed Weiss to come up with cost The Pa? stine Liberation Organiza­ Kaddouml took the floor immediate­ tary physical Vacation program. others injured. The third part of Kennedy’s budget figures for correcting inequities in tion joi s today’s U.N. Security ly after the vote and told the (touncil management and middle manage­ Inside today (touncil uebate on the Middle East the PLO wanted “peace for us and is the money needed to begin opera­ tion of the Regional Occupational ment salaries. It backed a $5,000 to V ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - with all privileges except the right to for the Jews in Palestine.” $6,000 expenditure for a (xwultant, Andover...... 13 Editorial ...... I African leaders failed to vote despite strenuous U.S. objec­ “We struggle for legitimacy and Training Center. Kennedy said the $122,211 needed for the training to assist in labor negotiations with Bolton...... S, 13 F am ily ...... 7 Savings Bank produce a peace plan for war- tions to giving the guerrilla organiza­ peace — not to seize what does not Claaalfied . . . 14,15 H eteon...... 13, II center will be offset partially by tui­ four unions, but balked at giving the torn Angola today and ended tion. belong to us,” he said. consultant a free hand in the Comlca...... 11 Obltuarlea...... I their emergency summit Israel is boycotting the debate tion income from area towns (about (Coventry ...... 3 Sporta...... 9,10 $85,(X)0) and anticipated increases in negotiations. meeting still deeply divided. The United States was the only because of the presence of the PLO, Also, it approved a $500 expen­ Dear A ^ ...... 11 Vernon...... 13, II of Manchester stateVanls (or special education. Fears hiave increa^ that new Council member to vote Monday which it said intends to destroy the Member F.D.I.C. There was ody one item in diture for revising the town’s per­ Today's Herald Includes a 12-page fittin g will engulf the former n i^ t against seating the PfX) for its Jewish state. Israeli Ambassador sonnel rules and merit system, to be MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER ^ Portuguese West African first active participation in a Council Chaim Herzog said outside the UN Kennedy’s 102-page budget plan tabloid supplement advertising January accomplished by Alex Bugaeff of clearance sales at the Manchester Shop­ colony. debate. The vote was 11-1, with Bri­ that Israel would not “negotiate its where a reduction in expenses was UCtonn’s Institute of Public Service. ping Pariude. tain, France and Italy abstaining. own suicide” . recommended. There were very few

A'-V PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues., Jan. 13, W 6 MANCHESTER EVENP. • Received School Supt. James monthly meeting may be caiiceled Almanac recalls. Democrats seek members diture. Fla. with carrying weapons in A motor the commission for a preliminary at 8 at Community Baptist Qiurd, • A 13-yearK)ld Manchester girl, Kennedy’s updated administrative during summer months. More than half of the expected policy on removal, suspension and East Hartford Police said the man, vehicle. discussion of 11 acres on said road 585 E. Center St. ’The meeting is open unidentified because of her age, Thefts rqiorted to police Monday Dotson was apprehended in a and Rvi Cannon. To learn more, call bonus for the school system will be expulsion of students. Board who had called himself “Jesus that the Millers are seeking to sub­ Bolton to any widowed, divorced, separated charged Monday afternoon with four incluM : stolen car which stopped at Oakland Ahearn at 643-7565 or Toomey at 643- or never married person having at spent on graphic arts equipment at members will comment on the new Christ” since his arrest, finally gave divide into two lots. DONNA HOLLAND counts of fourth-degree larceny • Two pairs of men's pants tsken Rd., South Windsor, after a chase 6168. Manchester High School, ad­ guidelines before they’re im­ his name when he appeared in Com­ Parcel A would contain 5.8 acres .Tbe nominating committee of the least one livitig child. (shoplifting) at the Manchester Shop­ by an unidentified shoplifter from ministrators said. Gov* Grasso wants from East Hartford and a roadblock and Parcel B would contain 5.7 acres. Those interested may also attend plemented to comply with recent mon Pleas Court 12 on Monday for a Democratic Town Committee is ping Parkade. Police said the girl Marlow’s Department Store. 86T on South Windsor. the regular monthly meeting of the Asst. School Supt. Wilson Deakin state legislation. bond reduction hearing. Parcel A would have a frontage of presently taking names of those in­ ’The stewardship committee of was nabbed at Sears Roebuck & Co. Main St. The panta are worth ebout Alexander and Cooper were taken DTC Friday at 8 p.m. at the Town said officials promised townspeople • Approved plans for a nine-day Bonds were reduced for each of the about 125 feet with a driveway on terested in serving on the DTC. Center Congregational Church will and Items stolen from three other WO. they’d expand the high school tough bribery laws three suspects in the case, who had into custody in a vacant Manchester Swamp Rd. Ext. and Parcel B would ’The nominating conunittee con­ Hall. meet tonight at 7:30 in Uie church of­ stores were recovei'ed. She was • An undetermined amount of field trip to Jamaica by the Deep farmhouse after dozens of policemen ’The Democratic party will hold a graphic arts program when the Sixers, a skin and SCUBA diving club been held at Hartford’s Seyms St. jail have about 50 feet frontage with a sists of Aloysius Ahearn, John fice. The property committee wdll referred to juvenile authorities and change taken from two vending from four departments used dogs, caucus Jan, 21 to endorse candidates junior high school construction at Manchester High School. About 50 HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. million price tag is too hgh, and the on $50,000 bond each since Friday. driveway onto South St. Toomey, Kerry Carey, Siddiq Sattar meet at Uie same time In the Robbins released to her parents. machines in a Sunday burgluy st the snowmobiles, and a helicopter to for election as members ol the DTC. projects were finished. The building members of the club and several Grasso today called for tighter U.S. Environmental Protection Dotson’s bond was set at $20,000. Cromie said the Millers would like Room of the church. • A 15-year-oId Manchester boys. West Side Rec on Cedar St. track them through dense woods off is almost completed, but ad­ chaperones are planning the bribery laws in the wake of a report Agency plans to study the project’s Bond was set at $14,000 for Rodney ministrators couldn’t find enough extended trip during the April 10-18 from the grand jury that investigated environmental impact. Alexander, 19, of Windsor, and $10,- Oakland Rd. money in the regular school budget school vacation. the Bridgeport jai alai scandal. “It may well be that because of the 000 for William Cooper, 31, of Wind­ At one point during the chase, one And Mrs. Grasso said a $20 million time factor being imposed on us we sor. None could post the reduced of the suspects fired a shotgun blast Dionnes exhibit antiques proposed state park in Candlewood may not get to do this,” Mrs. Grasso bonds, so they were returned to the at East Hartford Policeman Herbert Manchester Hospital notes Lake may fall through because of said of the project. Seyms St. jail pending a Jan. 26 court Weeks. The blast narrowly missed Penny and Ronald Main St. in Wallingford collections of 18th and ear­ delays, and she announced a $250,000 The governor said if it was up to appearance. the cruiser driven by Weeks. Dionne of Manchester will from 12:30 to 9:30 p.m. ly 19th century country and When Dotson was nabl>ed in tiie — public works project for unemployed her, she would fire Special Revenue be among the antique each day. formal furniture and \ i ' South Windsor; Stephen Hadduck, artists. Commission Racing Division Direc­ stolen car, police seized a shotgun, dealers from eight states The show will emphasize decorations for the colonial Discharged Friday; Carol Turlo, two handguns and several rounds of RD 2, Bolton; Josephine Latina, 1109 E. Middle Tpke.; Charles Allen, The governor, who said she was tor Sturgis Sobin, who accepted a who will exhibit at the the kind of furniture and house. East Hartford; Ann Thompson, 28 pleased the grand jury report Mon­ $200 load of bricks from the jai alai [Theater Schedule ammunition. A search of the Wallingford Antiques Show accessories used in Refreshments will be Hartford; Thomas Thompson, 79 farmhouse hideout used by the other Oliver Rd., Charlene Krumm, 67 day cleared her political mentor, the promoter and never paid for them. Burnside 1 — "Adventures Thursday through Saturday American homes prior to available. Columbus St.; Harry Pokorny, West two suspects uncovered another Wlllington; Carl Anderson, East Village St., Rockville; Harry Hite, 24 late Democratic National Chairman The commission plans to discuss the of the Wilderness Family” at the state armory on N. 1830. Featured will be Kennedy Rd.; John Dewart, 437 Main John M. Bailey, said the report in­ matter Wednesday. 7;00-9;00 shotgun and handgun. Hartford; Margaret Nielson, 97 Police are still searching for at Weaver Rd.; Peter Pella, 375 Bldwell St. dicated the need for tighter bribery Mrs. Grasso also said she would Burnside 2 — “Murder on the Orient Express” 7; 00; least two other men who, with a se­ St.; George Nevers, 755 Ellington Discharged Sunday; Virginia laws. have “a talk” with another person Tech revises meal prices criticized by the grand jury report, “Chinatown” 9;15 cond stolen car recover^ over the Rd., South Windsor; Richard Lewis, Malinguagglo, 37 Seaman Circle; she will discuss applying bribery expenses due to unusually high medical apparently to convince him to resign U A East 1 - “Blackbird” weekend in Bloomfield, eluded police T he Howell Cheney Regional 139 Florence St. John LUntta, 365 Center St.; Muriel statutes to all state officials, in­ expenses, shelter costs in excess of 30 per cluding political officials such as par­ from a state board. Architect Harvey 7;15-9;15 in the Friday morning chase. Vocational-Technical School is in­ Also, Philip Merrill, 147 Skinner Grover, 175 Homestead St.; UA E ast 2 - “ Rooster cent of income, special education ty heads, with Supreme Court Chief White, who has admitted backdating troducing its reduced price meal eligibili­ Rd., Vernon; Kathleen Mozzer, 144 Georgina Luther, East Hartford; Cogbum” 9:30; “Airport ’75” expenses due to the mental or physical Justice Charles House and Justice bills for work at the jai alai facility, ty scale to comply with the provisions of Prospect St., Rockville; Ruth John Pantaluk, 103C Sycamore Lane; 7:30 condition of a child, and disaster of .n.. John P. Cotter, chief administrative serves on the board that licenses Public Law 94-105. The law requires that Havens, 21 Court St., Rockville; Joseph Picard, 80 Hilton Dr., South U A East 3 - “Snow White” Skating, skiing casualty losses are urged to apply. architects. reduced price meals be made available to Everett Collier Jr., East Hartford; Windsor; Karleen Dierberger, judge. 7;00-9:00 Application forms are being sent to all Mrs. Grasso also urged Another person named in the grand Rockville Showplace 1 — areas now open all students in the National School Lunch Robert Koons Jr., Rt. 66, Columbia; Blackman Rd., Hebron; Lynda Cam- Program and School Breakfast Program. homes in a letter to parents. Additional Marylin Brown, Mansfield Center; panelli, 22 Seaman Circle; Sharon prosecutors be given wider use of im­ jury report. New Britain labor lob­ “The Return of the Pink copies are available at the director’s of­ byist Quentin Hinton, is on the state PanUier” 7:15; “Love and There will be ice skating 3 to 9 p.m. Families with children who are not Gay McCabe, 43 Scott Dr., Vernon; Madore, 12 Robert Rd., Rockville. munity. Authorities in the jai alai in­ fice. Applications may be submitted at quiry could only promise they would Council on Environmental Quality Death” 9; IS today at Center Springs ^ n d . Union already receiving a free meal may apply Joseph Wehr Jr., 28 Good Hill Rd., Also, Terry Guellette, 17 Goodwin Rockville Showplace 2 — Pond Annex and Charter Oak Park. immediately to be considered under the^ any time during the year. Rd., ^Iton; Frank Bordonaro, 125 not prosecute witnesses because but his term has expired and he will South Windsor; Terry Kristoff, 120 "The Adventures of the Supervised hockey hours at Center reduced price income scale. In certain cases foster children are also Walnut St.; Kristen Bourque, Birch St.; John Piazza, Old Stafford laws permit official immunity only in be replaced, she said. eligible for these benefits. M rs.' Grasso said the new Wilderness Family” 7:00-9;00 Springs Annex will be 3 tp 9.ji.in- Free meals are granted to families of Colchester. Rd., Tolland; Kimberly Rossignol, 88 gambling and drug cases. South Windsor Showplace — John Garpfalo, director of (]heney Tech, Arts-Jobs program will provide Coasting at Center Springs will be one with a gross yearly income of $3,230 to Discharged Saturday; Betty Tow, Elizabeth Dr., Hebron; Brian Mills, Thq^overnor said although she had "The Adventures of the will review applications and determine steady salaries for about 100 Connec­ allowed to 9 p.m. families of 12 with a gross yearly income Amston; June La Shay, 34 Cornell East Hartford; Susan LaBarron, 54 no objections to the planned state Wilderness Family” 7:00-9:00 eligibility. A parent who is dissatisfied ticut artists a year, in the same Skiing hours at Northview are 6:30 of $12,810. St.; Eleanor Clinger, 360 Diane Dr., Forge Rd., Coventry. park in Candlewood Lake, questions Vernon Cinema 1 — wiUi the decision made may discuss it manner as the Work Projects Ad­ to 9:30 p.m. Reduced rate meals are allowed for from federal officials could delay the “Mahogany” 7:30-9:30 with the determining official, or he may ministration of the 1930’s. Vernon Cinema 2— “3 Days For outdoor winter sports informa­ families of one with a gross yearly income project and force its abandonment. make a formal appeal either written or Connecticut wants a $20 million The $250,000 — a grant from the of Condor” 7;00-9;10 tion, call the Weatherphone at 643- of $5,040 to families of 12 with a gross ABOUT TOWN oral to Lennart Johnson, 791 W. Middle federal grant to buy the 253 acres in U.S. Commerce Department — will 4700. yearly income of $20,000. Allowances are Tpke., or call 649-5396. be used to underwrite half of the cost made in both instances for additional The “Over 60" group of North The Organization of The Han­ Sherman, New Fairfield and New A new provision under the law states if a United Methodist Church will meet Milford. The owner of the land, of approved projects, and family members. dicapped (OTH) is in need of items Income means total income before family member becomes unemployed or if Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the church. for its auctions which are held every Stephen Weil, reportedly bought it in supplementary funds will be sought Q2^\THEATRES EAST deductions. the family size changes, the fartlily should Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 1971 for $1.2 million. from other private and government MIDDLL TPKt.. 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J ■ ^ MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Minchegter. Conn.. Tnes., Jin. 13. lO T - PAGE SEVEW PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID, Mancfaest^, Conn., Tues.. Jan. 13,1976 HameUNaasiff High court to review Pasadena busing case Chestnut Hill Preschool ^nrl)pstpr burning lirrald Betty’s Notebook plans open house Sunday WASHINGTON - In 1970 the system should be run by the courts. I Now then. What Levi said or didn’t ' Founded Oct. 1, 1801 authorities in Pasadena, Calif., came The Chestnut Hill Presdwol at Mrs. Sandra Misage and Mrs. don’t think the courts really want say is really unimportant. ’The fact is By Betty Ryder Carol Mahlstedt are the co rrecto rs Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Presa Internationa) under court order to bus students in ANDREW TULLY Emanuel Lutheran Church will have that, and I think all of us, including that forced busing not only has not an “Open House” on Sunday from 2 and teachers of the school and refer Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, order to integrate the school system. the courts, are learning about the worked in many cases, its use has to 4 p.m. to it as “neither too structured nor Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Form 1970 to 1974, the system lost divided the country and even caused problem, and as we learn about the Lang, hostess of NBC's new show Parents of presently enrolled too open.” It offers a combination of 37.4 per cent of its white students. In some of the pro-busing sociologists to Raymond F. Robinson. Editor>Publlshtr Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor problem we’ve got to reread the I didn’t know women had it so bad, “Take My Advice” which is on students are encouraged to attrad both for children. The curriculum 1975, the system was About 57 per constitutional goal and that busing is change their minds about its cases, and we’d have to rethink the till I received some literature from Channel 30 daytimes (about nooh I along with any interested parents or provides for creative indoor aiui out­ cent “minority.” a permitted but not a compulsory benevolence. - rem e^es and we have to take into ac­ “Ms.” the new national publication think). friends. door play, organized acUviUes in­ Just so. I suppose one can concede means, federal court desegregation Indeed, in its curious memoran­ count the actual results. When we do for women. Last Monda)^, I had to dash home to The purpose of the open house is to clude stories, leamipg games, prac­ Opinion that Pasadena schools now enjoy plans will continue to result in dum to the Supreme Court, the that, I think the law develops and Do you know what a housewife is let the oil buimer repairman in and give parents a chance to see what tical life, musical experiences, racial balance, except for a sli^t chaotic school conditions.” Justice Department last October changes.” really worth? A recent study reveals just happened to see part of her first their children have been doing during creative body movement and edge on the side of the "minority.” Responding for Uie government ventured to suggest that “concern Then, at a meeting with several that a housewife’s work is worth $13,- show. It was very entertaining. Her the year and to talk with the creative art experiences. However, the sociologists who ad­ last October, the Justice Department about transporting school children to civil rights leaders, Levi replied to a 391.56 "a year in the current job p e s t couples were Mr. and Mrs. teachm . New interested parents will The school has varied sesskm vocate busing have always denied opposed review of the case, but con­ accomplish desegregation...may call For smokers only question by acknowledging that the market. And yet, “Ms.” says not only Carol O’Connor and Mr. and Mrs. have an opportunity to ask questions ranging from two days to five days a that racial balance was a goal or ceded that the school board’s concern for further attention of this court in Justice Department is "recon­ does she not get paid for it, but her and see what tyjM of program is week, either mornings or afternoons. even a factor in their master plan to about busing was “legitimate.” Sammy Davis. sidering our approach” to the Swann an appropriate case.” “job” provides no holidays, chances Evidently viewers send in offered. Parents will also have a For more information or for an ap­ reform the nation’s public schools. Readers are free to try to figure out Whereupon, the Supreme Court case, in which a federal court okayed for advancement. Social P u rity , in­ problems, and the p e s t couples give chance to oiroll their children for pointment to observe the school in This commentary is for challenge is fw every smoker What they seek, they claim, is equali­ that one; I plead incompetence. conciuded that Pasadena’s was “an desegregation remedies, including surance, status, or security (she their thoughts on how to solve them. next year. session, call Mrs. M ahlst^t 643-860 cigarette smokers only. to do the two things needed to ty of education. Anyway, Atty. (Sen. Edward H. appropriate case” by agreeing to busing, in the Charlotte- could get “fired” any time!). It should be a nice evening— it’s at or Mrs. Misage 6434346.:^ conquer the habit. Nuts, said the Pasadena school Levi obviously has had some second review it. In Levi’s words, the Tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. Mecklenburg, N.C., school system. Now, Gloria Steinem, editor and the Carlton Suite at the ^ n e sta — board, in effect. Last fall the school thoughts about busing. On the TV highest bench clearly is willing to 14, could be a big day in your First, make the decision to That has brought howls from civil writer of “Ms." feels that husbands and I’ll tell you more about Kelly and board brought suit before the show, "Pace the Nation,” Levi op­ “take into account the actual Wheelchair basketball game life—if you are willing to take a quit—even if for only the one rights leaders. The respected Roy should pay their wives a salary. One her plans next column. Supreme Court, contending that posed a constitutional ban on busing results” of forced busing. So far, Wilkins, head of the NAACP, charged way, she suggests to do it would be to risk. day. busing had brought “white flight” but said everybody should take a se­ those results mostly have achieved that any Judicial re-examination of place the earnings in a sort of to benefit the handicapped The Connecticut Lung Second, exercise the self- and caused a deterioration in the cond look at the methods employed to only a rigid racial balance in the vic­ Not to bright Swann would be “a capitulation to ig­ “Family Insurance Plan” — a Association has proclaimed discipline needed to fulfill that quality of education. Said the board; achieve integration of public schools. timized public schools. And if court- . Last week I wrote about candles A doubleheader benefit social worker; and Bill McCarthy of norance, racism, anarchy and mob savings account the wife could draw decision. "Until this court re-establishes its Said Levi: “I think the courts found ordered racial balance in any corner and electricity way bade in the 1800s. Wheelchair Basketball Game will be Washington School and Frank Rixxo, Wednesday as Connecticut No ruler” Joe Rauh, a career civil liber­ on if the marriage was dissolved. ruling in (the historic 1971 Swann themselves in a most difficult of American life is constitutionai, so But I goofed and one reader caught played on Sunday, Jan. 25 at 3 p.m. at Verplanck School, teachers. Student Smoking Day. To help stick to your guns, tarian, said he was "shocked and “Ms.” even suggests how to write case) that racial balance is a proper situation...! don’t think the school astounded” by Levi’s statement. were Jim Crow toilets in Mississippi me. the Manchester High School gym­ tickets may be purchased at the It is challenging all smokers the association says there are your own marriage contract. Sitting factor for consideration but not a bus stations. I said Ben Franklin invented the nasium. school prior to the game. Adult to quit for just one day by not some substitute' activities one down and writing out a contract may One game will be between the New tickets may be purchased at all seem a cold and formal way of light bulb and this alert reader called smoking from the time they can and should do when doing me to tell me it was Edison who in­ Haven Spokebenders vs. the Hudson Manchester schools or through the without a cigarette: Drink working out an intimate relationship, Valley (N.Y.) Rollers, and the other Psychology Department at 46 N. arise in the morning until they but one of the magazine’s authors vented the bulb — and Ben dis­ go to bed at night. extra juices and lots of water, covered electricity. Sorry. Guess it game will be The Spokebenders vs. School St. thinks it rnay be the best — if not, in­ Grinders, candy and soda will be The assocation admits that it breathe deeply, exercise, keep wasn’t such a bright idea after all. the Psychology Dej^rtment of the deed the only way to take the in­ Manchester Board of Education. available at the food concession. busy with other things, don’t equalities out of marriage. Her won’t be easy for many long* Gung Hoy Fet Toyl Assistant Superintendent of Schools The Uiree Manchester students time smokers, but what it is overeat, and, most important, proposed 10-point “Utopian Marriage Wilson Deakln will officiate. selling the most tickets as of Jau. 21 gambling on and wants don’t feel sorry for yourself. Contract” covers everything from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferpson of Members of the local team will in­ will play in the game with the smokers to take a chance on is Tonight, when you go to bed, which party will be responsible for Forest St. (she writes '“Your clude Richard Day, Joseph Spokebenders and the Psychology birth control — to whose last name Neighbor’s Kitchen” for The Herald) Fallacaro, Richard Goldwasser, liepartment. that for many, many smokers, say to yourself that you will will be legally adopted — to how are hosting a private party Jan. 30 in not smoke tomorrow and real­ Phillip Griffin, Donald Hogan, Proceeds will be used for stipends quitting will not be the basic expenses can be divided. celebration of the Chinese New Year. Marilee Paulus, all of the psychology for local handicapped students. foreboding and anguishing ly make an effort not to. We’ll The literature also covered ’Die festive occasion will be held at department; Gmrge Sherry, school thing they might believe. bet many of you will find out “Women and Childcare” and The Islander and Lei Eng, the that the Connecticut Lung suggested the solution to a problem restaurant’s proprietor, is making a The association said that Association is right — it is not facing prospective mothers and a special trip to New York City to Area pharmacies offering based upon no smoking days in as hard to quit as you thought it growing number of fathers, that of acquire just the right items to make other states, many will stop to was. childcare, is to bring the children to it authentic. free breast check cards think that it’s the longest the office. Simple enough. I understand from the invitation How do we know? The writer Ideal Drug k Surgical Center, period of time they’ve gone It seems one of the editors on the that there will be such goodies as Many area pharmacies are of this commentary smoked “Ms.” staff has been doing it for 21 steamed melon with Virginia ham Nassiff Photo NRTA-AARP Pharmacy, without a smoke and find it offering a free breast check instruc­ heavily for more than 30 years. months and the staff’s reaction was and crab meat, a shrimp course, a Mrs. Clay Hamel tional card to their female patrons Apothecary Prescription Center. was much easier than they im­ quite favorable. About the baby's lobster course, and a mouth-watering I)e had his last cigarette Dec. Joan Nassiff and Clay Hamel, both Bridesmaids were Miss Terry which shows how to perform a sim­ reaction — there was no mention. agined. 23, 1974. piece de resistance of Peking Duck, of Manchester, were married Jan. Nassiff, Miss Ellen Nassiff and Miss ple self-examination for breast Gee, maybe we really are behind m^de, it was noted according to a 10. Mary Ann Nassiff, all of Manchester, cancer and also includes a 1976 Sure there will be It started with a decision to the times. Today, we could be truck recipe once served to an ex-president The bride is the daughter of Mr. sisters of the bride. reminder calendar. withdrawal symptoms and ac­ really want to quit and then drivers, crane operators, or train on his visit to China. I p e s s there are and Mrs. Salem Nassiff of 241 Vernon Henry Atherton of Rockville The cards are part of a statewide conductors. Why just last week, we tually it will take several days doing it one day at a time. about 7 or 8 courses in.all and each St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. served as best man. Ushers were program, during the month of might have qualified as lady boxers will be explained. Sounds wonderful to weeks for all the effects of Tomorrow, find out for and Mrs. Maurice Hamel of 85 Wells Don Hazard of Bolton, Mark January, sponsor^ by the Connec­ and appeared in our shorts and a — I’ll have to go on a crash di^t so 1 tobacco on the human system yourself if your smoking habit St. Matheny of Manchester, and Walter ticut Pharmaceutical Association metal and leather bra in front of a can truly enjoy such gourmet Miss Nancy Nassiff of Manchester Dittman of Hartford.' and the Q>nnectlcut Chapter of the to dissappear, but the focus of is as hard to break as you think cheering crowd. What a goal! cuisine. served as her sister’s maid of honor. American Cancer Society to urge No Smoking Day and the it is. Well, for us deadbeats (who always “Gung Hoy Fet Toy” that means women to take precautions to guard have felt liberated) we are probably “Happy new year” In Chinese (I against this insidious disease. letting a golden opportunity pass us think). Cards may be picked up at local THOUGHT by. But, honestly, don’t you like it pharmacies or from your nearest of­ better this way? Travel Show fice of the American Cancer Society. Area pharmacies participating In The Herald’s next travel show will IN THE SERVICE “I thank my God whenever I think discovered what it means to forgive BruVich Vith George the campaign are: of you.” and to be forgiven. In short, she be Thursday, Jan. 22 at 8 p.m. and Manchester: Medical Pharmacy, Had brunch with George Chakiris will feature “Great Britain.” This is a word from St. Paul to his demonstrates to me more clearly of “Guys & Dolls” and Bruce Arthur Drug Store, Westown Phar­ what God’s love for me is. We will be presenting it at East friends at Phillippi. Paul meant it as Alexander, public relations man for macy, Shop-Rite Dnig. And so I wonder how God’s love is Catholic High School and free tickets a demonstration of how God’s, love The Coachlight Dinner Theatre in RMkville; Fabian Drug, Vincent’s demonstrated through me and No swimming today at Globe Hollow (Photo by Steve Dunn) are available at The Herald office or became clearer to him because of East Windsor. college credits will be granted. Pharmacy. The engagement of Miss Usa their love for him. through you. Are there those who from the sponsoring travel agents. Brian J. Pinney, son of Mr. and Tolland; Nangle’s Pharmacy. Eveline Dziekan to Rodney Earl While I wasn’t exactly speechless Films entitled “A City for All Mrs. Art Pinney, 182 London Rd., During this past year I had that thank God when they remember us? (I think that’s impossible) I must ad­ South Windsor: Pleasant Valley Lassen, both of Coventry, h u been God’s love is shown through the lives Seasons,” and “Pubbers — a visit to Hebron, has entered the U. S. Air Marine Lance Cpl. Michael J. unique but universal experience of Salty solution for hungry world mit I munched on an English muffin, Pharmacy. announced by her parents, Mr. and of loving people. May we be among an English pub” will be presented Force and reported for active duty on McCormick, whose wife Theresa is "falling in love.” This June I’ll be sipped my coffee, and just looked — East Hartford; Kay Drug Co., Mrs. Donald R. Dziekan of Rt. 44-A, them! courtesy British Airways. Jan. 7. A graduate of Rham High the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John getting married and so often these while the men devoured eggs, toast, Coventry. Rev. David W. Rinas, The process of developing such Rift Valley which push back the (Tome on along and join in the fun. School, he has selected a position in Cutroni of Pine Ridge Dr., has been same words of Paul are on my mind bacon and home fries. Mr. Lassen is the son of Mr. and Co-Pastor As if the world did not face an crop strains is a long-term one. But if origins of the human race at least We hope to have a few surprises, and, the electronic career field. promoted to his present rank while when I think of my fiance. She has (^akiris is a very sensitive man — Mrs. Earl H. Lassen of Lake St., made my life brighter and so much Concordia Lutheran Church acute enough problem already in DON OAKLEY it is successful, the results would be three million years. , of course, door prizes. After completion of six weeks of serving at the Marine Ckirps Air Sta­ Coventry. of inestihiable value to the world. Either figure is mind-boggling. a p e a t talent and I enjoyed our visit tion, &aufort, S.C. happier. Through her I have again feeding its burgeoning billions, plain, me dclually depends on water very much. basic orientation at Lackland Air COLLEGE NOTE The bride-elect was graduated another threat to the global food Crops could be harvested in regions Most of us have all we can do Man made trouble Force base in San Antonio, Texas, he A former student at Howell Cheney from Coventry High ScbMl and is that has a high salt content. This in­ presently totally unsuitable for wondering whether we will be able to Will have my interview with him in supply has appeared. “The life of humanity upon this will then receive advance technical Regional Technical School, he joined presently employed at Shady Glen cludes not only all the plant life in the agriculture. At the same time, the make it through another 12 months. Wednesday’s paper, so won’t tell you It is salt, creeping into farmland planet may yet come to an end, and a training for which transferrable the Marine Corps in September 1974. Restaurant. ALMANAC oceans but many species of land salty water itself could provide con­ By way of something encouraging or all of his secrets (well somp of them) Wendy Sharon Pierro, a junior at waters at a disturbing rate, reports plants, some of which can tolerate very terrible end. But I would have Her fiance was graduated from centrations of several major plant inspirational to think about at New right now. University of Vermont, has been By United Press Foster died in a iNew york liospital, NOAA magazine, a publication of the higher levels of salinity than that of you notice that this end is threatened Windham Regional Vocational nutrients — potassium, calcium, Year’s time, we would much prefer named to the dean’s list for the fall International three days after he had been found ill National Oceanic and Atmospheric in our time not by anything that the School and is employed as an electri­ seawater. magnesium and sulfate — that are evidence that the human race will Kelly Lang semester. She is the daughter of Mr. Today is Tuesday, Jan. 13, the 13th and almost penniless in a hotel room. Administration. For the past three years, a team of universe may do to us, but only by Dr, Geoghegan cian. currently supplied by chemical fer­ not, in the course of one or another of and Mrs. Rudolph Pierro of 181 Dart­ day of 1976 with 353 to follow. In 1868, the U.S. Senate refused to Sait is encroaching not only in scientists at the University of Speaking of Wednesday, I was in- what man may do to himself.” John The couple is planning a late spring tilizers whose cost, in terms of both the crises it will inflict upon itself in to address mouth Rd. The moon is moving toward full accept President Andrew Johnson’s coastal areas that have never been California in Davis, with support v it^ to a reception-dinner for Kelly Haynes Holmes — 1879. wedding. ouster of War Secretary Edwin Stan­ arable; excessive and growing energy and dollars, is becoming in­ 1976, write an end to its earthly un­ moon. ' from NOAA’s Office of Sea Grant creasingly high. iverse in, a fireball of its own crea­ Catholic Women The morning stars ^'C-Vepus and ton and acting Secretary Ulysses amounts of salt are intruding into and the National Science Foundation, tion. Saturn. Grant resigned. areas that have long been Intensively has been engaged in an effort to Dr. John W. Geoghegan, vice- In 1970, Biafra surrendered to irrigated, such as the lower Colorado Yet there is some comfort in the president of the Pro-Life Council of The evening stars are Mercury and make salt-tolerant plants even more A comforting thought knowledge that both the universe andf Nigeria, ending a civil war in the River Valley, posing a major BIRTHS Connecticut, will give an illustrated What Weight Watchers* members are saying about Jupiter. so, as well as to develop new strains Radio astronomers have picked up mankind have been around for such Those born on this date are under African nation. agricultural problem. of valuable crop plants not now talk on the “Humanity of the Un­ the new Personai Action Pian"’ moduies: That’s the bad news. The good the sounds of what they believe was unimaginably vast periods of time ADS the sign of Capricorn. In 1972, New York state ruled that naturally tolerant to salt. the explosion of a stupendous born” Thursday at 8 p.m. to the I your news — and it could be very good and that both can reasonably be Musselwhite, Christie A nn, Horatio Alger, author of "rags-to- a woman may become a professional The goal is nothing less than the "primeval fireball” out of which the M urphy, Deron Scott, son of Manchester Council of Catholic a baseball umpire. news for an increasingly hungry expected to be around for equally un­ daughter of Roscoe and Nancy Brian B. and Donna Sharp Murphy of Women at St. Bartholomew’s needs riches” stories, was born Jan. 13, creation, through selection and universe was created 10 billion years imaginable periods in the future. 1834. This is American actor Robert A thought for the day: American world — Is that the salt problem may breeding, of seed-bearing plants that Musselwhite of Kinney Rd., Amston. West Hartford. He was bom Jan. 8 at Church. Dr. Geoghegan, a practicing ago. There is not much we can do about She was bom on Dec. 22 at St. Franis rMINCaiTROL. literally contain the se^s of its own Stack's 5€th birthday. writer Washington Irving said, "A can be grown in soil irrigated with Meanwhile, anthropologists have St. Francis Hospital |n Hartford. His anesthetistj has spoken extensively YOU’LL LOVE THE solution. the universe, but certainly our own Hospital in Hartford. Her maternal maternal grandparents are Mr. and On this day in history: sharp tongue is the only edged tool either brackish water or seawater, or discovered the fossil remains of in the central and northern parts of ACTION YOU GET ” i : : Many varieties of plants, called continued existence rests entirely grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Holdsworth Sharp of 98 In 1864, famed composer Stephen that grows keener with constant that can be grown directly in manlike creatures in Africa’s Great the state on the Pro-life issues. IN THE HERALD halophytes, can live comfortably with ourselves. George T. White Jr. of Chesapeake, Chambers St. His paternal grand­ notthefood use.” Members of the council from St. ; seawater in hydroponic tanks. WANTADS with salt. Indeed, much of the earth’s Va. Her paternal grandparents are parents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Bridget Church are in charge of the Rev. and Mrs. Roscoe A. 643-2711 Judith Aurada Paul Murphy of West Hartford. refreshments. Fund raittr Musselwhite of Chesapeake, Va. She LOST 70 pounds Chop off the head to kill a snake has a brother Eric, 2. middle and upper rank syndicate criminals. Never mind the small fry CRIME SHATTERING WASHINGTON—Organized crime management hardly gives pause to — officials and police who can make Now you know costs your family and mine $1,000 a the operations. The top men are a dishonest buck here and there by BREAKTHROUGH year — $50 billion nationwide. RAY CROMLEY seldom caught and even more rare­ letting some insignificant law­ It’s expanding into legitimate ly convicted. Moreover, it is money breaker off. There’s neither the man­ The Sonic V Ultrasonic Burglar Alarm has | businesses and fueling the corruption that makes the operation go. Mpre power nor dollars to monitor both the shattered the crime sound barrier — represent a minuscule percentage of men will always be available for the small-time chiseler and the big the scores. of officials and police. Yet, we’re bumbling our attacks on the syn­ the taxes most of us pay. syndicate if the money is there to pay operator. But it might be effective to dicates — going after insignificant There are, as indicated above, only them. use the little man to give evidence on targets, ignoring the jugular. two roads to effective syndicate The second emphasis must come in the men higher up. “They focus on problems busting. But do you know No syndicate can operate on any a vastly expanded drive to determine In a real sense, the last pair of Some means must be found to that are really mine.’' important scale for any length of what officials and what police are sentences is the moral of this They work. There’s time without large payoffs to of­ search out and identify criminally receiving bribes. column. Worry less about numbers of Rita Thompson acquired monies which is not so dif­ Legal Sacretary no question ficials or police, usually both. So long An audit system on personal spen­ cases and small convictions. Worry about it.” as these authorities go free, or if oniy ficult as it sounds. And all such ding and living standards must be set more about drying up large amounts th e score? LOST 28 pounds money, wherever invested, even in a bribe recipient here or there is up for those police and officials in of syndicate capital. Shoot for the big Maybe your gam e is retailing and you want to know what Larry Adler legitimate enterprises be con­ S a le sm a n caught and jailed, a clampdown on positions able to do favors for syn­ deal, then much of the smaller crime the score is with that overdue shipment. Or maybe you organized crime is impossible. fiscated. This may prove exceedingly dicates and major white collar may fall by the wayside. DON’T BE FOOLED LOST 75 pounds Investment capital and working difficult but there are laws which, in want to get a rundown on sales in an Ohio branch. Long 1HE«E A IE DAY A N D EVENING CLASSES NEAR YOLW HO M ( capital are essential to any major the main, would make this possible. BY OUR LOW PRICES Distance puts less distance between 'you and the things you Further, there must be provisions Spaesage taohnolosy has dsvatopad tMs uHraaonIe FOR AOOITIONAI INFOUAATION. CALL syndicate operation. But our attacks need to know. Dial direct any time without operator assis­ HARTFORD COUNTY on organize crime, in the main, ig­ for fines so large that syndicate YESTERDAY’S Mgh quality alarm at a traction of the cost ol wired operators, once caught, would have alarm systama. The Sonic V Is dosignod to meal tance, and save. 232-7600 nore these truisms. rasidantlal and commercial raqulramants. It Is com­ We are so obsessed with the to dig so deeply into their capital and the capital of their associates, they pletely salt contained - simply plugs Into any 110 out- Join us today. We’ve got so much thought we must catch the man ac­ lot that’s new to help you reach your goal. tually running dope, stealing, might find a comeback next to im- po^ble. 25 Years Ago Robert T. Wolverton is installed as For furthsr Intormstton or a fra# dsmonstratfon In your You can cover a lot of ground stron^rm ing or hijacking, that we home or husfnass, ptaasa calf: Typically, fines today are so small Police Chief Herman 0. Schendel's president of Manchester Board of end up with a barrel of small Ity and, title in connection with CiVil Defense Realtors. in total, a few billion dollars worth in comparison with profits, convic­ with Long Distance WEIGHT WMCHERS) tions normally put no crimp in the il­ is changed to read "director” of C.D. Creation of a local "Open Occupan­ SAFEGUARD SYSTEMS recover^ from the $50 billion the 10 Years Ago cy Housing Committee” is only a NEW PERSONAL ACTK)N PLAN" syndicates take home. legal operators of large or middle- 8:00 A .M .-8 :0 0 P.M. Mrs. Doris G. Perrett of Bolton is step away from fulfillment following ’The men can be replaced at a dime sized syndicates. elected to a second term as president an affirmative action taken by the Phone 646-5771 Southern New England Iblephone a dozen. And the syndicate losses It isn’t enou(^ to merely recover stolen goods. of Manchester Council of United Manchester Interfaith Social Action from law enforcement officers Council (MISAC). “It’S Okay!” Even the arrest and conviction ol Qiurch Women.

jj.. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Jan. 18.1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HE31ALD. Manchester. Conn., Tuw., Jan. 13, 1976 - PAGE WINE Obituaries Bentley hot lunch East opposes Northwest, Mrs. Rosalie H. Trebbe Mrs. Julia P. Melo program okayed The Herald Angle Mrs. Rosalie Higgins Trebbe, 80, of SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Julia Portland, Conn., formerly of Pardo Melo, 89, of 306 Burnham St. By DOUG BEVINS Bentley. But doubts about availabiU-' By Earl Yost Manchester, died this' morning at died Monday at Manchester ty of state grants to help finance Qie Herald Reporter Sports Editor Middlesex Memorial Hospital, Memorial Hospital. She was the Manchester’s Boa^ of Education building projects prompted school Middletown. She was the widow of widow of Philip Melo Sr. administrators to consider the Tribe home in top tilts has authorized an experimental hot Charles F. Trebbe.Sr. She was bom in Hartford and had lunch program at Bentley School, the makeshift program. Mrs. Trebbe was born Sept. 23,1895 lived in South Windsor for 42 years. only elementary school in town The new federal guidelines on free in Pawcatuck and had lived in She was a communicant of St. Fran­ vdiich doesn’t offer hot lunches. and reduced-price lunches are By LEN AUSTER In non-conference action, 4-5 South forefront in the state.” handed out 70 assists. Manchester for IS years before cis of Assisi (Siurch. In another development in the hot expected to make many more Maltempo part of state ring history HeraM Sportswriter Windsor High travels to Hartford for . Northwest has a triple barrel Second-year Manchester Coach moving to the Middletown-Portland Survivors are a son, Philip Melo of lunch program, the school board has Mmehesier families eligible for the a rematch with 9-1 South Catholic. offense with the top gun 6-4 senior Doug Pearson Is not surprised by his area 40 years ago. A registered East Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. subsidized meals, the school board Honor of being the third man In the ring in the historic first professional Looking to solidify its notified parents that new federal boxing bout in Connecticut involviiig two females last Saturday night In tenuous grip on the HCC lead Catholic won the first meeting, 87-52. Bill Elgan who is averaging 21 points quintet’s standing. "I thought we’d nurse, she was employed at the Theresa Charette of South Windsor; guidelines may allow more children learned Monday night. Rockville High, 2-3, 3-6, is at 3-1, 5-4 per game. Sophomore Tom Bisson be first in the league but 1 didn’t Middlesex Obstetrical and two brothers, Louis Pardo of The board vot^ to revise its Waterbury went to Sun Maltempo of Manchester. tonight is East Catholic as the to get free or reduced-price hot ’The former pro middleweight fighter is now one of the best and most Newington High in a CVC matchup. and junior Jim McKinney each is think about being ui^feated. We've Gynecological Associates in Manchester and Domonic Pardo of lunches. eligibility scale in line with the new unbeaten 9-0 Eagles clash with respected referees in the state. The R ^ s have won their last two capable of scoring in the high 20s on been able to overcome injury Middletown before her retirement. Tucson, Ariz.; five sisters, Mrs, Plans for the Bentley School federal guidelines, making upward Northwest Catholic at the outings. NCCC lead er 5-0, 8-2 any given night. East’s defense problems and we’ve been playing Survivors are 3 sons, Cyril D. Rose Annunziata, Mrs. Mary Orsini revisions in the faniily income limits. Reflecting on the f i ^ t which helped attract a standing room only crowd at project, urged by a parents group, the Brass City Armory, Afaltempo said: University of Hartford at 8:15. Ellington High visits 0-5, 2-8 East which is yielding 46.1 points per good team defense,” the sandy- Trebbe of Portland, Joseph H. and Mrs. Theresa D’Addario, all of call for preparing food at Manchester Mary Uppling, cafeteria director “The two women knew a left from a right-hand punch. There were no Manchester High is the lone local Granby in what should be an easy game will have to be at its best to haired coach offered. Trebbe of Middletown and Maj. John East Hartford, and Mrs. Lucy High School, trucking it to Bentley, for the M ^chester schools, said clinches and that made It easy for me. five on friendly hardwood tonight. night’s work. stop the Indians who’ve won nine One big addition to the Indian M. Trebbe of Washington, D.C.; 2 Donatelii and Mrs. Angeline Garry, and serving it in the school’s base­ there is no change in eli^bility "Women don’t belong in professional boxing inside the ring, he added. ’The CCIL leading Indians at 8-0, 8-1 Gashes in the COC find 2-5, 3-5 straight. lineup has been 6-5 junior Jeff Kier- daughters, Mrs. Alfred N. (Ann) both of Rocky Hill; and five ment lunchroom. guidelines for free lunches but there 'T m sure that the Idea having women box is not here to stay. They put on a over-all, host 3-5, 4-5 East Hartford Bolton High at 0-7,0-8 Rocky Hill, 5- The Elagles have relied upon their nan. "He’s a good offensive Sweet III of Portland, with whom she grandchildren. The makeshift program will is a change in guidelines for the pretty good show but they couldn’t hit.” H i^ at Clarke Arena at 8 to com­ 2, 5-4 Rham High entertains 3-4, 4-5 inside game but Ogrodnik insists rebounder who has a knack around made her home, and Mrs. John M. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 require expenditures of for food­ reduced-price lunches. Was Maltempo surprised when one Tyger Trlmiar came into the ring, plete their first swing through the East Hampton and 5-2, 7-2 (Coventry firepower If needed can come from the basket. He’s not a polished (Rosalie) McGuire of Guilford; a a.m. from Callahan Funeral Home, serving equipment at Bentley, and Mrs. Uppling said school cafeterias doffed her robe and unveiled a clean-shaven head? league. High hosts 4-3, 5-3 Bacon Academy. long range. "We’ve been able to get player. He has to learn how to play sister. Sister Mary Clarissa of Mer- 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with a some minor renovation and now service about 3,300 meals daily. "I thought the house would come down,” he quipped. Cheney Tech has the unenvious With one exception. East has inside but if we have to we’ll shoot defense but he's shown the cyknoll. West Hartford; 18 Mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church maintenance work in Bentley’s sub­ Of the total, 848 are free lunches and Said Tyger was pitted against Gwen Gemini. task of coipbatting Charter Oak breezed to wins in non-conference from the outside. People say we don’t willingness to learn. His attitude has grandchildren and 3 great­ at 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. standard lunchroom, (khool Supt. 210 are reduced-price lunches, sub­ Originally, former world’s featherweight champion Willie Pep was slated Conference pace-setter Portland games averaging 78.0 points. In HCC have outside shooters but somebody been great. As he gets better it will grandchildren. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. James Kennedy said. sidized by federal grants. to referee the bout, but he was scratch^ at a late hour and Maltempo was High on the road. ’The Beavers sport play where it’s won three of four by is going to find out we do,” Ogrodpik make us a better team,” voiced The funeral is Thursday at 9 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral ’The school board voted unanimous­ The new annual family income brought in as a replacement. a 1-6 COC mark and aggregate docket less than 10 points. East averages stated. Pearson. from the Coughlin Funeral Home, 491 home tonight from 7 to 9. ly to try the program for the rest of limits determining eligibility for Manchester’s shooting of late has "I was part of history,” Maltempo, a veteran of more than 100 fights said, of 3-6 while the Highlanders stand 7-0 61.8 points for an 6ver»all production East’s scoring is led by John Lusa High St., Middletown, with a Mass at the school year, after one Bentley reduced-price lunches are as follows: been erratic but it has been able to BOSTON, Jan. 13 - Adm. of the dubious honor in a bout that drew statewide pre- and post-fight publici­ in circuit play and 9-0 in all games. rate of 70.8 poihtei^ game. at 19.0 points per game followed by St. Mary’s Church, Portland, at 10. School parent, Patrick Brown, made $5,040 for a one-person family, $6,- come through in the clMing stages in Shuldham reported to London that ty, mostly bad. , Two distaff and five area clashes "Northwest (Catholic) is our Gary Carlson (11.9), Jeff Helm (10.1) There will be a committal service at a plea for equal school facilities. 620 for two, $8,200 for three, $9,770 and Jon Lindberg (9.5). Junior guard . tight contests. The Silk Towners' foul rebel vessels were proving to be sur­ are also on tap. Manchester’s girls, 2- biggest chalten'g^ to date but there 11:45 a.m. in St. James Cemetery, Brown told the school board that a for four, $11,210 for five, $12,650 for Mark Dumais has hit twin figures the shooting has something to be prisingly fast and were successfully six, $13,970 for seven, $15,280 for 9 for the season, visit East Hartford is no question that each night is a Manchester. recent survey of Bentley School last three outings to Improve his desired-hitting on just 62 per cent of capturing British storeships and vic­ eight, $16,460 for nine, $17,640 for ten, Notes from the black book High while the 5-0 Eagle maidens challenge in the HCC,” Ogrodnik Friends may call at the funeral parents showed an overwhelming remarked, “You look around and I point making to 8.8 while junior their opportunltes. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to tuallers despite the presence of $18,820 for eleven, and $20,000 for Big question around the UConn campus in regards to the varsity basketball venture to South Windsor High. need and desire for a hot’ lunch feel the HCC is definitely in the playmaker Pete Thompson has 9 p.m. British warships. twelve. For each additional family team is what has happened to A1 Weston. ’The senior co-captain has not been program. his self this season after coming back late from a broken band...Jimmy Con­ Kennedy said the Bentley program member, the income limit increases by $1,180. nors didn’t do Us average any harm when he poured in a season-Ugh $1 points will be financed by the school for Ray McKenna’s East Hartford Explorers in a 109-105 win over Bridgeport Board makes progress system’s cafeteria budget, which Families not meeting the income criteria may be eligible for reduced- Sunday. "Connors is the best graduate of East Catholic to go on to college and Supporters relies on sale of meals and federal then play post-college ball,” McKenna said. Connors sharpened up Us play in (Continued from Page One) shouldn’t relinquish those duties to price meals if they have unusually subsidies. He said the trial program three varsity seasons at Northeastern UUversity in Boston where he s t a n ^ an appointed board. high expenses. will have little impact on the school both as a scorer and rebounder...’The Super Bowl coming up Sunday from main asset The inequities in salaries for Willhide expressed it best when he board’s current budget. Application forms and further in­ management and middle management said to Weiss, ‘‘You and Mr. formation about the free and Miami is super in something else, video advertising. It will cost game spon­ In a Nov. 4 referendum, sors $^,000 per minute. All 80,187 tickets at $20 a copy have been sold for the are the result of higher pay raises McCarthy should be solving our per­ Winter studyr of Keeney St, Manchester voters approved a three- reduced-price lunch program are for Denver given union employes than given sonnel problems. With a personnel available in each of Manchester’s Orange Bowl spectacle...Jack Maloney, Dale (Joachman and Steve Jaworski part building program which would have been added to Uie Manchester CommuUty College basketball them, plus overtime paid union appeals board, you and we (the public schools. Two rows of tire tracks describe a winter scene of Keeney St. establish a hot lunch cafeteria at roster...While the United States Olympic hockey squad is prepping for the employes. In the past two or three board) would be abandoning our DENVER (UPI) - The Denver Herald photographer Reggie Pinto took the shot looking north games by playing U.S. college teams the Russian Olympians are sharpening years the differential in pay has duties— that’s what you’re paid to do Nuggets have lost only (our of thdr from the hill atop the street. up against the likes of National Hockey League clubs - which is some narrowed. In some instances, union and that’s what we’re elected to do.” last 82 home games and forward employes, with overtime, make Deputy Mayor John Thompson said difference...David Pearson will return to the NA^AR auto racing scene tUs Byron Beck says there’s a good more than management and middle he believes there’s a need for the per­ About Town season in the Wood Brothers car...ToUght’s ^ston Celtic-Portland NBA reason. management. sonnel appeals board, to keep check, Drug problem ser^ •us. game at the Hartford Civic Center is a complete sellout. "When those fans start cheering Weiss and Assistant Town rightfully or wrongfully, on per­ It’s the greatest,” Beck said after the Hollis Circle of South United The board of dirfectors of Nuggets staged a come to take the Manager Charles McCarthy had sonnel decisions by the administra­ Methodist Church will meet tonight Manchester Area Conference of proposed that a consultant be hired to San Antonio Spurs 139-122 Monday. tion. Thompson agreed a decision on Annulli tells boart at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. William Churches will meet Wednesday noon End of the line handle union negotiations. After “ All It takes is one good play and the recommendation couid be Hyde, 140 Sunnybrook Dr. in the Robbins Room of Center Basketball fans in attendance at UConn last Saturday night saw an unusual Willhide pointed out "the negotiator sight when the UConn-American UUversity was started with a technical foul the fans go crazy. You’re stajiding delayed. was told that the current police Congregational Church. should be a town employe, since it is "We have a multi-million-dollar as a UConn player — Jeff Carr — was guilty of stuffing the ball in the pre­ out there on the court and they start The board balked also at aban­ budget won’t allow the extra effort. Dupee and Reynolds Circle of we who have to live with the con­ doning its role in an Affirmative Ac­ drug operation in Manchester,” Fred game drill. ’The infraction could easily have been overlooked by the of­ cheering so loud It feels like a tracts,” Weiss and McCarthy con­ Annulli of 211 Main St. told the Board' “You should bring in the police to South United Methodist Church will hanuner. 1 love it.” tion Plan, with Directors Phyllis control the problem,” Annulli told have a combined meeting tonight at Friendship Lodge of Masons will be ficials...Seven of the eight officials working the UCtonn Classic were state ceded an in-house negotiator would be of Education Monday night, asking With 2:46 left In the third period Jackston and Vivian Ferguson 7:45 in Susannah Wesley Hall of the host to a Table Lodge Thursday in the residents and all turned in UgUy capable jobs...When the officials blew a preferrable. Consequently, the con­ the board to do something about the the school board. and the Nuggets trailing 93-78, Beck leading the way. School Board Chairman Allan church. Mrs. Mary Mayo will review Masonic Temple. Guests will be call, UConn Publicist Joe Soltys was quick to point itout in a good natured sultant will be an advisor to drug problem in the town’s secon­ and Gaude Terry went Into the game Mrs. Jackston said the directors the book “ Upstairs at the Manchester Lodge of Masons. There way...Fans at the New England Whalers’ hockey game Saturday night were McCarthy, who will be chief dary schools. Thomas, apparently unprepared for and started a 15-polnt rally that tied would be abdicating their duties if Annulli’s statement, suggested the Whitehouse.” Hostesses are Louise will be a dinner at 6:30. The Table treated to an extra show with a bat which kept flying overhead. The Whalers negotiator for the town. "We have a serious problem in return home Thursday night to face Cincinnati, the team nearest them in the the score ^ in g Into the final 12 they allowed the Human Relations board open a dialogue on drajg^use at Muschko and Muriel Towle. Lodge is opened on the Entered Ap­ A proposal for hiring a full-time Manchester High School, Illing and minutes of the only scheduled Commission to make the decision. its next trieeting, Jan. 26. * prentice degree, the first degree. Eastern Division standings. personnel director was frowned upon "It’s not an on-going cotnmission,” Bennet (Junior High Schools),” An­ professional game Monday. School Supt. James Kennedy said From there, it w u all Denver. by several directors. A decision on she said, "and, like other agencies, it nulli said. “But everyone I’ve talked the proposal was set aside to some to seems to think theire’s no problem school administrators recognize David Thompson scored 18 of his 33 is seeking to perform functions of the there’s a drug problem and have future time. Board of Directors. If it wants to in the schools.” Rooney demoted points in the final period as the The decision to retain Bugaeff for Annulli said he’s learned that drug taken some steps to combat it. Nuggets pulled away for their sixth assume the role of the board, let its “We’ve been moving against the updating the personnel rules took lit­ use in schools goes beyond occasional win in the last seven games. members run for office.” problem,” Kennedy said, "but Celts fear Walton tle time. What took longer was drug use . He said students as young "I felt like they were getting tired Mrs. Ferguson said she, too, is op­ there’s still much to be done.” to patrolman Bugaeff’s recommendation (in a as 12 years old are becoming pushers late in the third quarter,” said Terry, posed to the role the commission Kennedy said possible use of drugs preliminary report) for establishing wants to assume, noting, "its role is of marijuana, with some of them ear­ demotion except to say that it is a a three-year veteran from Stanford. by students in school has been' of Brian Rooney, who has been a disciplinary action. Rooney could not "Any lead can be brought down real a personnel appeals board. It was the only to advise.” ning up to $300 a week for the illegal in Hartford game growing concern to administrators. sergeant in the Manchester Police be reached for comment. Reportedly Eye for the ball quickly if you start playing defense opinion of most directors who spoke She noted also the commission had activity. He said apparent increases in con­ Department for seven years, has he has engaged legal counsel in the on the suggestion that it was the said it might disband if it isn’t given Annulli said he asked the police Cheney Tech’# Timmy Martin and.putting pressure.” sumption of alcohol by students is been demoted to the rank of matter. Several means of appeal are board’s function (as elected of­ more authority and paid staff and im­ department to beef up their in­ was on the move in an attempt to Nugget coach Larry Brown said also becoming a major problem. patrolman. HARTFORD (UPI) — If the real Bill Walton shows up tonight, Terry was the key to the comeback, ficials) to make decisions of impor­ plied she didn’t like the tone of the vestigative work in the schools but open to him. Police Chief Robert Lannan would Rooney has been a member qf the the Boston Celtics will have genuine trouble with the erratic catch up with basketball in game but a change in the Denver defense tance to the town and that it message. not comment on the reason for the against Rham. Martin caught police force for 14 years. Portland Trail Blazers. late in the third period helped. ball and dribbled in for basket in “They were jamming up the mid­ In Menioriuin Walton, who played well in dle on us so we starting taking the Portland on Jan. 3 when the Trail very smart ballplayer who knows losing effort. In loving memory of Louise Thomp­ Humphry backs Ellington sewer decision (Herald photo by Dunn) peripheral shots and hitting th ^ ,” son who passed away January 13.1975. Blazers beat Boston, 125-97, is com­ exactly what he’s doing on the floor Brown said as he m unch^ on an ing off his finest pro game. The at all times.” She was the soul of sweet delight. said last week he feels the Ellington would not affect orange in the Nugget locker room. Democratic councilman, industrial wastes which Schults Beauty Salon second-year center from UCLA Portland has been getting good Sadly missed. V ernon town did the wrong thing. the plant’s efficiency, "Then the Spurs starting trying to and present chairman of color the waste even after scored 36 points and grabbed 22 play from forward Sidney Wicks — Husband, Sadrozinski said the the ^ w e r Subcommittee, Humphry said. He said the Hiller cited come out an meet us and that opened Sons and Daughters processed and discharged rebounds Sunday night in Portland’s another UCLA product — and from The Town Council plant, at the present time, said while the plant is not existing plant has the Steelers welcome things up for us.” into the Hockanum River. win over Atlanta. Larry Steele. Yet the sporadic is not operating properly to capacity to handle the GET A FABERGE PERM PHILADELPHA (UPI) - John re c e n tly ap p ro v e d a operating at the 90 per cent The proposed 48-unit The teams battle tonight at the Blazers still are in last place in the In Meinoriam take care of Vernon’s extra effluent from the Hiller, the Detroit Tigers’ relief sUr request of the town of efficiency mandated by ap artm en t com plex in ' MIDWINTER SPECIAL Hartford Civic Center in one of five National Basketball Association’s In loving memory of Edward Kosky. sewage. A new plant is Ellington project. who returned to major league Ellington to allow proposed new U. S. Department of Pacific Division, 15 games behind warm temperature "home” games for Bostoft in the who p a ss^ away January 13. 1975. new apartments to hook expected to be under con­ baseball after heart surgery, has Environmental Protection Connecticut capital. first-place (xolden State. SPORTS SLATE We miss you since you went away. struction in the near been named the most courageous into the Vernon sewage guidelines, it is operating “I’ve always thought Bill Walton The Celtics, who lead the Atlantic But in our hearts you salways stay. treatment plant. future. athlete of 1975 by the Philadelphia May God bless you. my dear. at 60 per cent efficiency was a great player,” said Boston Division by just a half-game, are MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - The Pittsburgh Steelers are For 1 know that you are near. Donald Sadrozinski, He said the plant should Sports Writers Association. within the guidelines set Coach Tom Heinsohn last week. starting to feel the way W. C. Fields Republican Town Chair­ not be opened up to other looking for a good time and have abandoned frozen Pennsylvania Hiller saved 14 games for the Miss you. when the plant was built in NO SECOND CHOICE "Once he puts his shoes on and gets did about the City of Brotherly Love Tueeday Wife and ('hildren man. and former coun­ towns until the new plant is for sun-baked Florida to find it. Tigers In 1975. He retired after heart the 1960s. out onto the floor, he is a great player — they’d rather be anywhere than BASKETBALL cilman and chairman of in operation. But don’t let the attitude of the surgery In 1975, borrowed $5,000 to Humphry said most of JUST USDA CHOICE if he wants to play. But the question Philadelphia. Not only did they blow EaM Hanford al Manchealer, 8 the Sewer Subcommittee Peter Humphr” defending NFL champions fool you: Pro tackle Joe Greene moments keep his family going, and fought his the problem now concerns You won’t find anything but USDA CHOICE with him has come off the court.” a 15-point lead and shoot horrendous­ East Catholic v*. Northweil the Steelers were the first of the two after stepping off the airplane and way back to status as one of the BEEF when you shop PINEHURST... Walton has had a variety of in­ ly in the second half of Sunday night’s Catholic at U. of Hanford playoff survivors to arrive in Florida shedding his overcoat. “This is a major leagues’ best relief pitcchers. juries since joining the Trail Blazers. 118-107 loss to the 76ers, but they Cheney Tech at Portland Wednesday Pinehurst Specials and the first to begin final drills for reward to us for a great season. PINE PHARMACY He missed 47 games last season and were bothered by snow for the second Rockville al Newington |B|4 CENTER ST. 649-98141 Super Bowl X Sunday in the Orange We’re here to have a good time...and shop 9 a.m. til 6 p.m. was rumored to be on the verge of straight time in trying to leave win one more ball game.” South WIndaor al South Catholic LOW PRESCRIPTION quitting the game, despite possessing Philadelphia. Bowl. Bacon Academy al Coventry The American Conference cham­ a multiyear contract. ’The team had to return by bus Dec. Bolton al Rocky Hill PRICES pion Steelers landed in Miami early ’This season, however, with his 21 because Boston’s Logan Inter­ East Hampton al Rham LAND OF LAKES Monday afternoon and were on the alleged involvement in the Patty national Airport was clo s^ by snow. Ellington al Eaat Granby field less than an hour later for their BUTTER Hearst case a piece of old news and Another storm buried New England Eaal Catholic al South Windsor V4’s lb. first outdoor practice in five days. Landry instant V. his attitude geared more toward Sunday night and Monday but the (girls) Seven-degree temperatures forced Young Tender Small Freeh < basketball, Walton has played better. Celtics managed to land at the air­ Manchester al East Hartford I B O L A N D the Steelers indoors for their final PORK SPARE RIBS... itT "He was a lead-pipe cinch before port after circling their hometown with news media (flH*) 1 .3 3 got here,’’ said Heinsohn. "He came for an hour. drills in Pittsburgh. Wednesday Try them with our IMPOHTED Kraut The National Conference champion O I L C O . Faberge has just discovered a into the league with about the best All 11,283 seats have been sold at BASKETBALL EST. 1935 tools of any big man who ever played the Civic Center, where the Celtics Dallas Cowboys, also fleeing freezing Mies Iowa S V beautiful way to add body and styling temperatures, arrived in Fort MCC al Housalonic CC basketball. He’s highly intelligent, a are 1-1 this season. _MIAMI (UPI) — Tom Landry walked into the sea of confusion support to your new hairstyle...lt's Lauderdale early Monday evening that accompanies the Super Bowl Monday and became an instant WRESTLING FUEL OIL BACON, Lean Sliced ,.,:i2-oz.pkg.1 ■ ^ S 5 p | Manchester al Bacon Academy the Faberge Organics Pure Wheat Germ and they take the field today for their hit — at least with reporters. I AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Oil and Honey Conditioning Body Wave. first practice session. East Catholic al Avon “We’re as excited this year as we The Dallas Cowboys’ coach was the Thursday 24 HOUR SERVICE Bite Sized Tender Cubes of Faberge Special Perm includes shampoo Howes on display dog. The underdog role has treated us U. S. Choice < were last year,” said Pittsburgh All first member of the team’s official BASKETBALL 6 4 6 - 6 3 2 0 set and non aerosol spray. party to step off the red, white and pretty well so far.” Landry said he had not talked per­ South Catholic al East Catholic STEWING BEEF...... ib.^ 1.48 Haircut extra 9.85 blue bicentiennial jet charter Mon­ (girls), 6i30 3W Ctnlw St., MtndiMlw in all-star game day and was besieged by a crowd of sonally with the young players who are making their first trip to the Friday Cager suspended 20 reporters, broadcasters and BASKETBALL photographers. Super Bowl. Heinz RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - Gordie Howe, the 49-year-old .Manchester al Fermi “Mr. Everything” of hockey, may be in his last All-Star game NEW YORK (UPI) — Norm Van Landry, making his third trip to a " I have left that up to the (NIT 'N BLOW DRY Lier, hard-driving floor leader of Super Bowl, seemed to love it. veterans,” Landry said. "The Cheney Tech al Bolton MOR^ trust tonight when he leads the U.S. squad against a speedy Canadian Windsor al South Windsor Tomato Ketchup the Chicago Bulls, was suspended “I like the weather,” landry said. veterdhs have told some of the others For over one hundred years, generations have put their 14 o z . bottle team in the fourth annual WHA All-Star contest. without pay Monday by NBA Com­ "And we’re glad to be here.” what to expect.” Vinal Tech al Coventry •wr 4S Tsrs sI UssxmSsS trust in us...because we still feel that the warmth, the missioner Larry O’Brien for Cromwell al Rham Howe, who has retired several He then answered one question While Landry was entertaining the fOpen 24 H our* D a fffl strength and the sincerity that is shared is the ba'iis of our Let our experts cut and style yow times and unretired each time, has National Hockey League or to es­ ’’serious misconduct” during after another concerning Dallas’ sur­ Stafford al Ellington every relationship. media, the players filed quickly off Fermi al Manchester (girls), 3ilS FOR EMERGENCY SOMGE hair for a more flattorinf you! not committed himself to hanging up tablish overseas franchises, he may game with the New Orleans Jazz on prising rise as a challenger to the find himself too busy as president of the plane and onto waiting buses. WRESTUNG Stop by — no appointinont needed! his skates at season’s end but there Jan. 6. defending world champion And the Cowboys\coach, with his the Houston Aeros to continue as a O'Brien ordered the three-day East Hartford al Eaat CalhoUe, are some reasons to believe he may. Pittsburgh Steelers. wife Alicia, waited until the last player. suspension after reviewing reports 3 t3 0 M obil For one Uiing, he’s finally playing Patiently he handled questions Uiat reporter had left before he, too, in an All-Star game with both his The elder Howe and a couple of that Van Lier collided with of Heal he .will hear over and over again until HEATIIM OILS headed for a bus. SWIMMING All Swoot Margarine...... it. 49^ sons. other veterans on the U.S. team, Darcll Garretaon after driving for kickoff next Sunday in the Orange Conard al Manchester, 3:30 OILBUMflER & defenseman Pat Stapleton and a layup during the late stages of Other than reporters, there were All ihfs week we will feature extra lean cuts of Schultz Mark, a left winger, was on last Bowl. few on hand to greet the G)wboys at Saturday HEKTINBINSTALUTION year’s team with his father but Mar­ winger Ralph Backstrom, and a the game. The suspension was the FUNERAL HOME BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF. “We had some good workouts back the Fort Lauderdale airport, 30 miles BASKETBALL bruising crew of defensemen, are the first handed down by O’Brien 142 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER • TEL. 646-5310 44 Oak St. Manchester ty, a skilled, steady defenseman, was in Dallas,” Landry said, "but we north of Miami. A small group of city East Catholic vs. Xavier al Civic 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 PINEHURST GROCERY INC. named for the first time this year. main assets of the U.S. team which since he became NBA com 316 Centw St. MtnchMtw 643-8951 • Ample Parking plan to stay busy while we’re here. officials came by, along with a high Center, 9 ______302 M AIN...Ntar The Arm ory Also, if the WHA rennains healthy must control the game to slow down missioner. ‘‘We don’t m M being the under­ school band. MCC al Norwalk CC long enough to merge with the the offensive-minded Canadians. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandwiter. Conn., Tuei., Jan. 13, U76 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues., Jan. 13,1976- PAGE ELEVEN

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IS P Iy a lo n 9 Molding NEW YORK (UPI) games in the SEC to go to IB Hoatalry ’The Terps were unbeaten 10 Cooking 26Sour 3 6 R n e n — Indiana’s basketball 10-1, stayed in ninth and 17 Hawaiian Utensils 27 Mountain 39 Unit of welghi at 11-0 after an 82-72 win Tennessee climbed two flOORR It Weight pesaea 41 Qiver machine, which keeps ABBYi Here’s a tough one for you: My sister has IB O flsr CHURCH over George Washington places to round out the top deduction 28 Angara 42 WIngllka parts two children. One is in high school, and the other is in 20 Boy's name 19 Compass 29 TUI 43 Vend turning out the vic­ 22 Onager Winning its 11th straight early last week, but gUint- 10 with a 90-88 overtime collen. oobit 30 Seth's son 44 Views 23 Driving game was St.James by a tories, again was an killer Wake Forest, which victory over then 19th- I uways send them both nice checks for Christmas and 21 Ribbed fabrics (Bib.) 46 French stream command 24 Thrae-banded 32 Observation 47 Alaskan city let them buy what they want 24 Maxim 47-33 margin over Our Lady unanimous No. 1 dealt North Carolina and ranked Kentucky, bringing armadillo 35 Scrutinbto 48 Flower part R i^ t after the first of the year, my sister starts nnlrjng 27 Vagary North Carolina State their 25 Knighrs wlta 36 Withdraws 51 Exist of Peace of East Hartford, choice Tuesday in the its record to* 9-1. 31 SUIda Mickey Finn — Morri* Weiee first losses the previous me if I’ve received “thank you” notes from her kids y e t Dave Gay dropped in 19 college basketball NEW YORK (UPI) - If I haven’t, and I tell her the truth, I know they are 32 Shows assent r" r~ r“ r r n r r r~ IT rr points and Pete Kiro added week, brought Mainland to The United Press Inter­ 33 WHe of Aagir going to catch what-for. And if I say t ^ ’ve tJmnkpH me (myth.) II ratings by the United its knees Saturday, 96-93. li 14 » 0 > HE'S OONNA BE HOW TWtMTY THOU"/ SO ITS IS and John Gerrity eight national Board of Coaches whm they haven’t tlwt’s lying, and I hate to lie. 34 Friend (Fr.) HERE TOAHORROW-FOR UlCH ARE m y a u e s s rm rH tX L for the Saints. John Clif­ Press International The Terps’ first loss top 20 college basketball If you can solve this one, you’re a genius. 35 Foot part iF li 17 MORE BREAOi THAT'S V tS iT TM‘ a U Y WHO% Board of Coaches. dropped them to fourth at UNCLE IN THE MIDDLE 36 Nsvada dty WHEN I WANT HIM HOLOtN> W NOneoOK ford hooped 15 points for teams with first place 37 Edits IT ii TAILED] — TO Ort* m m A CUTS for the losers at East ’The Hoosiers won over 11-1 and the Demon votes and records in 39 School chores DEAR UNCLE: I’m no genius, but the solution is a Catholic’s gym. Northwestern, 78-61, and Deacons follow right parentheses. 40 Bleat obvious: Tell your sister that if she wants to know vdiether 41 Stipple ST f r » i f T ST St.Bridget topped 13th-ranked Michigan, 80- behind in fifth, also 11-1, Team Points her kids have written their thank-you notes, to please ask 42 Concurrence Assumption School, 33-26, 74, last week to bring their despite suffering their first 1. Indiana (42) (12-0) 420 THEM, not youl 45 Strong 11 2. Marquette (9-1) 300 vegetables as Jim Wise tossed in 13 record to 12-0 this season. loss, 63-58, to Virginia. 49 Mock U . points. Brian Galligan With the losses by Nevada-Las Vegas, a tri­ 3. Washington (13-0) 246 50 John (Qaellc) 52 Tumult H tallied 23 markers for Maryland and UCLA, their ple winner to go to 16-0, 4. Maryland (11-1) 229 5. Wakp Forest (11-1) 183 DEAR ABBY: Judy and I have been married for one 53 Fish sauce IT closest competitors, In­ remained sixth and North 54 Qokt (Sp.) (6 Assumption. 6. Nevada-Las Vegas (16- month, and I have a l^ d y filed for divorce. This is the diana extendi its lead to Carolina, which also won second marriage for both of us. 55 Qlrrs name S t. Rose defeated 0) 169 56 Otherwise w 44 v r IT 120 points after pulling all three times and is now 10-1, The problem is Judy’s 16-year-old daughter, Lytme. Blessed Sacrament in a 7. N. Carolina (10-1) 149 57 Biblical BT 62 battle of East Hartford 42 first-place votes for a stepped up one place to Lyiine told her mother that if she stayed married to me, character 8. UCLA (11-2) 148 56 Appear teams, 31-20. Dave Four­ perfect 42Q points. seventh. 9. Alabama (10-1) 139 she’d ^ live with her father. Judy doesn’t want Lytme to B" 14 u live with her father because he drinks. Also, Lytme Prisciiia’e Pop — Ai Vermeer Marquette, which UCLA, which decisively 10. Tennessee (9-1) 77 DOWN nier dropped in a dozen threatened to get pregnant just for spite. r n u lost its opening game to In­ 11. Rutgers (11-0) 74 1 Endure II points for the winners and defeated Oklahoma City 71- Judy insists that she loves me. She says she doesn’t want Skip Foley added nine 60, took advantage of the diana, suffered another 12. St. John’s (N.Y.) (11-1)57 a divorce and the solution would be for me to move out and (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i PRISCILLA' IT'S YIPES.' I FILLED IT UP WITH thrashing Saturday, 75-58 13. Michigan (9-3) 27 YOUR FULL OF r i 1 f o r g o t . [SNOWBALLS IN CASE more. Bob Breen scored 10 Saturday upsets of the get a separate apartment near here for two years until I GOT AMBUSHED.i/ to Oregon State, after 14. N. Carolina St. (10-1) 24 (UPI Photo) Lytme was 18. LUNCH WATER.V points in the loss. Terps and Bruins to climb 5 o X ! two places to second. barely getting by Oregon 15. Missouri (1-2) 18 Abby, I love Judy more than any woman I’ve over 62-61 earlier in the week. 16. Notre Dame (6-3) 16 known, but what kind of marriage would we have living in MCC WOMEN Unbeaten Washington, a 17. (Tie) De Paui (9-2) 8 Snowball in face for winning jockey Mike Venexia The Bruins’ record fell to separate apartments? Last second scores by double winner in Pacific-8 17. (Tie) Arizona St. (8-1) 8 Bob Casey, left, and Joe Imparato at were also-rans at Aqueduct track yesterday. Please tw me what to do. 11-2 and their ranking from Ginny Peterson and Sally play to raise its record to 19. W. Texas St. (10-1) 7 UNHAPPY IN VA. Win at Bridge Lentocha paced 13-0, also took advantage of third to eighth. 20. Oregon St. (9-4) 5 Manchester Community the major upsets to jump Alabama, winning two DEAR UNHAPPY: Move out. But as long as you love College’s women’s team to Judy, don’t push for a divorce until you are positive that you really want one. L3mne is blackmailing her mother, who Transfer cues small slam 1-I3 a 37-34 win over Post can’t be blamed for doing what she thlnk« ia best fw her Junior College last night at daughter. Both the daughter and mother need counsding. I the losers’ floor. College haskethall roundup recommend it. NORTH 13 Cindy Tiscla canned 17 Hockey Schoolboy icemen *8 4 South’s four clubs and North’s four hearts were cue points for Post while Len­ DEAR ABBY: Relative to whet to put on the headstone, M A10 7 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawranoo of a woman who has been widowed twice: 9 K J 1075 4 bids. South was tempted to bid tocha and Peterson were * K 3 six notriimp, but was wise losers to Suffield I saw it handled nicely in Greensboro, N.C.: Let us say VOUR QUESTION EXACTLY. COLONEL MV PEAR SIRt I DO NOT NBBO TO best for MCC with 14 and 12 WEST EAST enough to settle for six Alligator Alley too much the wonun’s name was "Mary Kelly”: CONCERNS THIS HAKIMl AS CAIRO'S CONSULT ANY RECORDS- I REMEMBER points respectively. The The stone was marked: M K 1062 M J8S3 diamonds. PARTICULAR CHIEF OP POLICB- VSRV WELL WHAT HAFFENBO M CAIRO Cougars now sport a 3-4 “R4ary Kelly” M J52 V Q 96 4S DATE? THAT OAVi Suffering its 10th loss of the season last Saturday night There was very little to the record. ____ BANTAM was the Manchester High hockey team, bowing 8-0 to Suf­ 1890-1970 92 ./ 9 A 9 for ninth-rated Alabama « J 10974 * 8 5 play. South won the club lead Scoring half of their field High at the Bolton Ice Palace. Wife of John Howard in dummy, knocked out the BUSINESSMEN, ' 1910-1939 : SOUTH (D) Williams scored 23 to lead team’s points in a 4-4 tie Manchester, 0-10-l^for 4kAQ7 ace of diamonds and claimed Paced by Joe DeMarco’s NEW YORK (UPI) - 70-69 lead with 11 seconds TEE-TOTALERS- Lynn and the Redmen to their 12th Sunday at the Bolton Ice the season, entertains ? K 8 — since he could discard one 52-point effort, UAC “Alligator Alley" is the left. the way with five players Wallace 182-456,M arge Heiuy Jones victory in 13 games. Palace were Kelly Wethersfield High 9Q863 of dummy's spades on a high Barons toppled B.A. Club, dismal, dreary little gym­ “There wasn’t a lot of out the with the flu. They DeLisle 189-469, Marilyn 1942-1969” * A Q 6 2 club. Michigan, ranked 13th, Wednesday night at 7:40 at Sign this, 83-65, last night at the Com­ nasium that is home to the hope left with five seconds McSweeney of Nassiff were almost positive that Rogers 177-203-532, Donna Eioth vulnerable Six notrump would fall one got 25 points from Rickey Bolton. "MARY DAUGHTER” munity Y. Vic Laptic had Florida Gators and, in it, to go, but we stuck it out,” Arms and Mike Breen of with the team at full Magowan 187-492. trick short. South could only Green to edge Ohio State, Ted Trudon. It took Suffield’s Bob 17 points for the winners dismal,dreary things said Lotz. “We played with strength they were going to West North East South come to 11 tricks with the Hinckey only 15 seconds to spade finesse off. while Killer Kilby had 21, happen to visitors. about as much heart as we 84-81. Barry Kelleher and Bob come out with a victory. Ninth-ranked Alabama No. 14 Notre Dame easi- - Garneus tallied the other take the starch out of the IN.T. Also, if North had played six Ralph Pemberton 20 and could have.” “Manchester’s overcon­ Eighty six duckpin diamonds a spade lead would found out all about It'Mon­ ly defeated Pittsburgh, 77- Trudon scores with assists Indians’ shirts. Hinckey Pass 3 A Pass 3 9 Kevin Kravontka 18 for the fidence was quickly bowlers took part in the Pass 3N.T. Pass 4 * have cooked his goose since Florida then missed its 66, with Adrian Dantley from John Price, kelleher broke over the blueline Astro-graph losers. day night when the Crim­ deflated by Hinckey’s U.S. Men’s Classic at the Pass 4 V Pass 6 9 ciubs divided 5-2 and the spade Alley Oop Dave Graut and Jeff Naviaux assisted with faceoff and skated in Telso gained a forfeit son Tide was dumped by shot, but Shy won the riot scoring 34 points. quick score plus not Holiday Lanes last Satur­ Pass Pass Pass finesse was off. for the rebound to tap in No. 15 Missouri had not on Breen’s tallies. for the score around Indian By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Opening lead — J * win over Sportmart when the unheralded Gators, 71- playing their positions well day but there was only one ...AND lU BET just a laugher, but a joke, Scoring unassisted was defenseman Clark Brown. WHERE IS MR. HE WEm- DOWN \SAV. HOW ABOUT the latter failed to field a 70, in Alligator Alley. the winning basket. and giving the goalie very winner - Clarence Lavers O O P ( S a N S , THE STREET TO ' 1 SON^THINS ID BAT. YOU'LL NEVER in demolishing MacMurray Danny Aramini of the The rest of the period was For Wednesday, Jan. 14,1976 TALK10 W NS 5UZV MONA? IT VMOULDNT 6 U E S 8 , ' team. ____ Forward Gee Shy scored Vanderbilt, which gained little protection, topped by of Stratford. QUEEN UMPA? College, 106-34. The 72- Arms with McSweeney set­ scoreless with Suffield out- By Oswald & James Jacoby ^TAKE ME A WINK TO ITI?! on a tap^ln with one second a share of the SEC lead complete frustration and Lavers turned in a 15- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Try SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A Texas reader wants to WHIP UP ONE OF PEE WEE ' shooting Manchester, 6-5. North’s three-club call was left to hand Alabama its with Alabama, Tennessee point victory margin set a ting up Lionel Lessard’s the loss of any composure game score -of 2,285 and again today to get In touch with Perhaps your most gainful area know if you must continue to ALLEYS FAVORITES people who have been on your the Jacoby transfer and South Led by Tim Carmel’s 10 first Southeastern and Auburn, employed a school record. score. In the second period, Suf­ shown in previous games walked out with a check for today will be In situations game after a forcing two bid field struck like lightning mind lately, but with whom you where you share an interest — dutifully bid three diamonds. and a bust response. points, the Celtics Conference season. The deliberate offense to knock No. 17 Arizona State was Goalies Rick Spiller of 31,500. He averaged 152.5 haven't been able to make con­ had to have its effect on the most especially where a prolit When North contifiued to The answer is that the rules squeezed past Willie’s, 19- loss, with Vanderbilt’s 77- off the visiting Vols. ambushed by North Texas Trudon and Rich Bidwell of again with only 25 seconds nections. outcome. with his best single effort motive Is Involved. three notrump, South knew of bridge allow you to pass 14, last night at the East State and dropped an 89-86 Nassiff’s featured. gone, Wright P earson TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 66 upset of lOth-ranked “We did a much better “Manchester had a total 184. that his partner was in­ any time it is your turn to bid. Side Rec. Paul Hohenthal Five of the goals came in scored, assisted by Rick alert for ways to add to your 21) It you look closely al terested in a slam. Without Tennessee, created a four- job of rebounding,” said decision. of 12 penalties and there is The No. 1 ranking bowler finances today. A bright, However, if you do pass short the third period. situations today, you’ll find slam interest North would added six markers to the team logjam at the top of Vandy Coach Roy Skinner. In other major games, Martino. Less than a in the state three years profitable Idea you've of game and make game, be no team that can play for each has several alternatives. simply have bid three winning total while Chris “We hit one stretch in the Jacksonville edged Rhode minute later, Rick Branton overlooked may occur to you. Weigh them carefully. ready to explain why to your the SEC standings. Squirt one half of the game short ago, Lavers also won a dia­ notrump directly. Schoembs and Irv Hainsey Island, 55-52; Kentucky tallied, assisted by GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. partner. Alligator Alley is the second half when we mis­ Winger Paul Hohenthal one man. Even though the mond pin. should be a good self-starter each had four for Willie’s. sed three straight shots, beat Georgia 92-76; Hinckey. Bruce Green 19) Today you perform well bane of Florida Coach John blasted in two goals as did score was not the worst Runnerup was Jeff today. Don’t delay by walling with co-worker6, provided all Berry’s World Top Notch took a one- Lotz’ existence during the but we stayed patient and Virginia routed West scored Suffield’s fourth Ferrand of Salisbury, Md., for the slowpokes to wake up. parties are willing to carry their Eric Trudon as. Rotary beating the Indians have CANCER (June 21-July 22) If point decision from Burger recruiting season as the didn’t let it bother us.” Virginia, 114-80; Illinois goal assisted by Kevin suffer^, the general con­ at 2,235 with Nick Tronsky weight. Bring others Into the Mr. Abernathy — Jones andf Ridgeway blanked the Wethersfield you have any work ol a mental King, 29-28. Doug Martin defeated Wisconsin, 71-61; Dustin. picture. Gainesville campus is the Eddie Johnson scored 28 Lions at Bolton, 5-0. sensus from the coaches on of Kensington third with 2,- nature to do today, select a AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. f9) had 14 and Roger only one in the SEC without points to lead Auburn over Purdue beat Northwestern, Coach Matt Hoag of quiet, secluded area to operate Brian Coughlin ac­ both side was that this was 220. Ferrand won two You should have a pleasurable LATELY rV E BeOQME Manchester replaced In. Interruptions will derail your day. You'll be In a chummy THE Greenwood seven points a modern basketball facili­ Mississippi State 75-70. 91-81; SIU edged New counted for the fifth tally. Manchester’s poorest previous Opens and was VERY INTERESTED for Top Notch while Matt Mexico State in overtime, Terry Milka in the nets train of thought. mood. Others will enjoy you as INTER-CITY ty. Top-ranked Indiana ran Mary Cassarino and Chris game as a team. No. 1 in the recent Men’s LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be a IN THE Farrell with 10 and Paul with Bernie Hebert. Milka much as you'll dote on their DRA6 STRIP. But, during the season, its record to 13-0 with a 69- 70-68; St. Louis romped Verbridge were credited “The team was at full Pro Tour stop at the good listener today. Someone company. SPORT Tucker’s eight points were had 20 saves in two periods will have valuable Information Lotz usually has his 57 victory over Michigan over winless Iowa State, with assist. strength with 17 healthy Holiday Lanes. PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) best for King. 93-64; Baylor beat Texas, but the defense was not to impart. You’ll want to get the. Resourcefulness Is your prime revenge. State. Goalie Vin White players, but when a team is whole drill of it. Standings; Top Notch 5- 82-77; Houston edged giving the protection asset today. You may even sur­ The Gators were leading No. 12 St. John’s went recorded his third shutout not passing the puck the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) prise yourself with your ability 0, Burger King 3-2, Celtics needed, nor was it playing Don’t be tearful ol pulling your 64-50 with 6:39 left when into overtime before Arkansas, 72-71 and SMU of the season. way it should nor playing Bruins minus to alter your position. 1-4, Willie’s 1-4. blasted TCU, 108-84. its positions. ideas to the test today. You Alabama unleashed a beating Hawaii, 74-71. Glen Economy Electric out­ its defensive positions as it won't know how good they are The third period was six top scorers tremendous rally to take a lasted Wethersfield, 5-4, as should and it starts taking unless you try them on others. minutes old before LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your WEST SIDE Mark Stepper fired in three its frustrations out on the BOSTON (UPI) - Last curiosity Is an asset today. y o u r Scoring a 30-19 win last Hinckey scored again. opposing players and end Pearson recorded the sixth spring, the Boston Bruins Read a good book or bring night at the West Side Rec up with a penalty, it yourself up to date on current b irth d a y U C ionn^s J o h n ThontaslnSheT^iv^sllmtanl goal, assisted by Jim ended the season with the was Army & Navy over ^ - Don Maxim accounted for becomes impossible to topics. You have excellent Jan. 14, 1976 I Net upset \ Dalrymple. The latter two top scorers in the ‘ relentioi. Crispino’s. Scott McKenna the other local scores with win.” This coming year you a u likely areals top rebounder came awake and put the National Hockey L ea^e had 12 points, Joe Maher the former also getting two to be more appreciate than Born Loser — Art Sansom HOUSTON (UPI) - finishing touches on the In­ and a second-place finish before in the area ol your work eight and Ken Beckwith assists. Wendy Overton, the 11th dians scoring two final behind Buffalo in the or career. The eyes ol those four for the winners. Kevin DURHAM, N.H. (UPI) The hat trick was the se­ around you will see your true richest money winner on goals within a 40-second Adams Division. 'KID'S ABSOLUTEL'f TBi, FIFTEEN, Byrne had six and Brian — Paul Wholey and Bob Connecticut’s John cond in as many games for Virginia Slims value. the women’s pro tennis span. Boston goes into (CM976 by HEX. Inc Steely five points for the Warner of the University Mark Stepper. LOVE jyiLP ABOUT tour last year, forgot how Thomas leads the region’s Clyde Miller reported it BOSTON (UPI) - The tonight’s home game losers. ____ of Maine lead all scorers in Wethersfield scorers were well Aussie Cynthia rebounders with a 13.3 was Manchester’s poorest 375,000 Virginia Slims ten­ against Pittsburgh without Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel "Son, before you go back to college, I want to '/OO' New England Division I not noted. STANDINGS Doemer could play. The average; Bill Eason of effort of the season. He nis tournament will be a player among the top 10 say wash your face, brush your teeth, make college basketball. Providence is the top field your bed and comb your hair just for old times East Side Rec Junior: oversight cost her. PEEWEE said, “The Indian icemen played at Boston Univer­ scorers but a two-point 1 DROUGHT YA According to figures goal percentage shooter sake!" Braves 4-0, Lakers 3-1, The In the first round of the compiled by the University Single scored by Mike were quite confident they sity’s Walter Brown Arena lead over the second-place S O M E M A IL Bike Shop 2-2, 76ers 2-2, with a .621 mark; and Mike Calabro, Dan Weihbaum March 22-28. Among Sabres and a seven-game Houston Virginia Slims of New Hampshire sports could beat Suffield—losing OV0?.' Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Saints 1-3, Knicks 0-4. tournament Monday, Mrs. Stokes of Massachusetts and Bob Thulin powered to them only a week before players expected to com­ unbeaten string. information bureau and leads New England’s free West Side Rec Pee Wee: Doerner, 24, sizzled her released Monday, Wholey First Hartford Realty to a on their home ice 4-3 in a pete are Chris Evert, WINF 5-0, Nassiff Arms 4- backhand past Miss Over- throw shooters with .935 3-1 duke over Farr’s. Ken game Manchester Evonne Goolagong Cawley FOINP COWBELL ON A ONCE HE averaged 25 points a game accuracy. 1, Knicks 1-4, Celtics 0-5. ton and played a superb net. through Maine’s first eight Conboy accounted for the dominated and led most of and Margaret Court. WI5C0N5IN FARM WRESTLIN' CLAIMED HE 60T lo c k ed , Midget: First Hartford game to remind herself of contests while Warner shot lone losing marker. THE COW5 IMTA THE BARN' Realty 3-1, Manchester old times and upset the No. I'VE BEEN TEACHIN' HIIW IN A REVOLVIN at a 24.1 mark. Wholey is A FEW HOLP5 BEFORE WE DOOR WHEN Police 3-1, Manchester 7 seed 6-4, 3-6, 6-1. 20th in the nation in The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions State Bank 3-1, Community 60 BI6 TIME.' MY KI65ER THE STORE “ Wendy no doubt scoring. Providence to host tourney next season PROVES I l e a r n e d HIM CLOSED AN' Y 2-2, Eastern Realty 2-2, remembered the way I PLENTY ALREADY HAD TO YOUR WIFE'S Connecticut’s Tony Han­ R IG H T- IT Automatic Comfort 2-2, played at Forest Hills, the son was third in scoring -‘-HAW-HA.W.' CRAWL DOESN'T DO major schools look for Allied Builders 1-3, Pro last time we met,” said with a 22.3 mark, followed PROVIDENCE, R.I. 28-29 will involve Friars’ Coach Dave UNDER! MUCH FOR when selecting a tour­ YOU... Remodeling 0-4. Mrs. Doerner. “She played by Boston University (UPI) — Providence Providence and the Gavitt called the new event nament,” he said. WHAT'S t h is WE THOUGHT VA MIGHT I really well there, and I teammates Neil Burns at College will host a new an­ Universities of Michigan, “a tremendous boon for THURSDAY didn’t do so well.” nual holiday basketball Texas and Rhode Island. area basketball fans in that ONE? IVS IN LIKE T'GET INTA TH' 20.1 and Walt Chesley with VOUR H A N D ­ POOL WE GOT UP ON 18.4. tournament beginning next Brown University will it will enable us to help at­ join the Friars and two un­ tract intersectional teams ECAC star WRITING AND WHEN VA'LL BE December at the BACK IN TVl’, announced teams in the of the highest caliber.” CENTERVILLE, Mass. JUST SAYS "MR. Providence Civic Center, SCHNOOGLE*/ OFFICE,' officials announced today. 1977 field. The tourney is “We now can offer an at­ (UPI) — Princeton’s Ar- ARE WE The first Industrial being sponsored and tractive guarantee and mond Hill was named I BOWLING GONNA National Qassic next Dec. promoted by Industrial amenities package that the ECAC Division I basketball Simmons and Caterers tops player of the week, after MEET Q National BatA. IDA HIM BLOSSOMS - Helen scoring 38 points in three 1-13 Sharing honors in the David rolled a 484 set and 7 Hathaway 217-537, Barbara wins for the Ivy League­ u s t e r first round of the Y A1 Bujaucius a 473 triple. V/ Sullivan 182, Sue Vivirtto Seattle to fight loss of club leading Tigers. ASKS THE Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane 178, Barbara Stone 176-470, Bowling League this Ken Seaton’s 214 is the best GMCNIATI BIG C’NE'= Betty Whitehill 176, Marty season at the Holiday single with Bob Boroch’s U l . toe lUReouSFjQ" V WE S H O U L D ^ ^ ^ I'M SORRY,DIMPLES YOU THINK T UNLESS I MAKE THREE’ Bradshaw 476, Vicky Glass Lanes were Don Simmons 201 second. EVERETT, Wash. Seattle Pilots became the Under the law, treble NEVER HAVE I'M AFRAIP WE'LL THEY MIGHT ATOMIC 80MgS FOR and the Garden Grove Standings - Garden (UPI) — The involved Milwaukee Brewers con­ damages could be awarded LEFT HOME, NEVER SEE HOME KILL U S ^ THESE RASCALS, I'M 461. Short Riba — Frank Hill JOHN. ^ ' n<^%5j..,^A G A IN . Caterers. Grove 33-15, Correntl In­ story of how Seattle gained stituted fraud, breach of to the city and county. The HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Simmons paces the in­ surance 28-20, Holiday a major league baseball contract and violation of state can collect only ac­ Sfiits M U l k s THATS JUST fVvlF -t h e Kathy Hayden 125,. Dot dividual averages with Lanes 23-25, S&P 22-26, club in 1969 and lost it to the state’s antitrust laws. tual damages. CMc Oe^ In Offo WIN AGAIN 't h is IS m y FINE FDR SELUN'ELIXIR Marinelli’s Getty 19-29, Milwaukee in 1970 will If the jury of nine women IN MV TOWN WITHOUT ^ Christensen 137-343. 138.34 and the Caterers The trial before King 5 6 8 4 0 0 0 Vernon Package 19-29. begin to unfold before a and three men — most of A L I^N S E . topped the six-team cir­ County Superior Court 0. Fox - Soon K. o f Don Palmer cuit. ^em bers of the Caterers jury Wednesday in a 314 whom said they had only a Judge Frank Howard was 208-245-601, Hank Gustaf­ Following Simmons are Balesano, F i ^ million antitrust suit casual, if any, interest in moved to Everett from son 519, Dave Neff 524, were Ken Sf^ton at 136.17 McCurry, Art Johnson, against the A m erican baseball — find in favor of Seattle after defendants TICKETRON Fred Kozicki 515, Frank and Mike Balesano at Don Simmons, Tony League. the plaintiffs, it could cost argued they could not be Ruff 509, Jim Cooper 545, 135.35. Marinelli, Chet Nowicki ’The State of W ^ington, the league and its 12 club assured of a fair trial in the Fred Nassiff 508, John Simmons also has the and Jerry Smith. King County and Seattle owners as much as 332 city that lost the Pilots. Martin 511. highest triple, 486. Bert contend that the way the million. V ^ V ^ '* -i 9 - "f -•►■*

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MsadWiter. Com.. Tuei.. Jan. 13, \9 lt - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tuea., Jan. 13,1876 Shooting victims still in hospital Directors act tonight About Board approves appointments Incident leads Mayor moves Also released after treatment for to safety plan WATERBURY (UPI) - Two obtain ammunition and reload the* an Injured wrist were Deputy Sheriff on Meals-on-Wheels town police officers and a public defender sil-shot weapon. Mario Geoffredo, 45, and a spectator, Veraon Police said Sweeney was filling out new policy of the Bicentennial Qmi- tinue to increase, while so many remained hospitalix^ today after Nicholas Peruginl, 44, who was Hebron An incident on tee grounds mower merger an application for McCarthy about 11 mission to remove persons from the pointers indicate that the quality ot tried in Manchester, the estimate of being shot by a num who snatched a examined at the hospital’s cardiac Action on a proposed appropriation a.m. when he grabbed Bolton’s gun EVELYN CROSTON today’s education, countrywide. Is of RodcviUe High Sdwol, last 50 participants is an educated guess Senior Methodists of South United policeman’s gun in a Waterbury care unit for a possible heart attack. commission if they miss three con­ for launching Manchester’s Meals- and shot McCarthy twice in the The Board of Selectmen has ap­ secutive meetings without justifica­ going down,” he said. wedi, has led school offlcials on-Wheels Program will be taken and may prove too low. In that event, Methodist Church will meet court house. Sweeney was treated and released chest. proved tee names of three persons tion. “ In these days of increasing to form a committee to dis­ Vernon moit superinten^t will be Erhardt tonight by the town’s Board of Direc­ adjustments will have to be made. Thursday noon in Susannah Wesley Police said Arthur Sweeney n, 35, from Waterbury Hospital Monday cuss safety problems at the . Dullard ran into tee courtroom up­ afternoon with minor head injuries proposed for Community Health Ser­ The selectmen declined to com­ economic stress, it is unbelievable BARBARA RICHMOND “Cookie” Koelsch. He will have fin tors, when it meets at 8 in the Also toni^t, the board is expected Hall of the church. Members are of New York City, was in a holding vices membership by the agency’s sdool. stairs, shouting, “Somebody’s got a sustain^ in scuffle with police. ment on the creation by tee Regional, that any idea to add to the cost of ad­ full-time and some part-time person Municipal Building Hearing Room. to take action on other propo^ ap- asked to bring their lunch. Beverages cell Monday when he snatched a ser­ Board of Directors. A young woman, not a stu­ Herald Reporter gun.’’ Shots were teen heard from Sweeney, whose New York address Boprd of Education of a “principal ministration is entertained.” A proposal to merge the working with him. ^ The 110,770 appropriation would be propriationa-all the subjects of will be serv^. vice revolver belonging to Waterbury The three names submitted to tee dent at the school, was policeman Michael Bolton, shot him, tee basement. was listed as 201 E. 102nd St., was dSignate.” It would provide a year’s Mrs. Sibun supported creation of maintenance of school grounds and William Houle, chairman of the flnanc^ from part of an anticipated public hearings last Tuesday. board by Nancy A. Zimmer, assaulted after being forced school board, asked if the program The Mayfair Y Club will meet and wounded a deputy sheriff and a Sweeney teen dashed to the top of arrested Friday night in Waterbury on-the-job training for J. Colin tee new position at a special board athletic fields with the town federal grant under Title XX of the In addition to a few oUier items on secretary, were Ann Persing of Pushee’s successor as principal of meeting last week. at gunpoint into a car on the would be on a trial basis for one year. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in Cronin public defender. tee stairs and shot Dullard in tee leg, on charges of assaplt, threatening, maintenance program was approved Social ^Knirity Act. TTie town an­ the agenda, all under new business, Church St., Harvey Backmender of Rham High School. Sibun said he plans to attend the outer grounds of the sdwol. Benoit said he couldn’t agree to Hall of Mayfair Gardens. All Mayfair Sweeney gave up when he was con­ police said. carrying a dangerous weapon and by the Board of Education Monday ticipates receiving about $24,000 for the board will open the meeting (as Brennan Bid., and Jean Cafazzo of Pushee’s resignation is to take Regional Board meeting on Jan. 19 to The incident happened after a that because it will take about »year residents are invited. fronted by two policemen at gunpoint Attorney Donald Tamis, 30, was carrying a gun without a permit. night. various social programs. the last item) to electors who wish to Hope Valley Rd. effect June 30, 1977. basketball game. to get the program going. He did after a wild chase from the basement treated at St. Mary’s for severe His Connecticut address was tee state his views. Mayor Tliomas Bendt proposed The Manchester Homemakers Ser­ be heard on any subject in the 'The selectmen’s action came at a First Selectman Aaron Reid said Mrs. Clair Albom, super­ agree to a two-year trial period. cell into a courtroom and then back lacerations of the left wrist and thigh Palace Hotel in Waterbury. the operation be under a proposed vice, which will direct the Meals-on- board’s jurisdiction. The executive board of Manchester caused by broken glass as he ran recent board meeting. he did not know enough about tee visor of physical education Many things will have to be worked Wheels Program, estimates its one- downstairs. PZC meeting for girls, has held sessions new Park Department to be formed Republican Women’s Club will meet from tee courtroom, police said. The board also accepted the situation. He did question tee wisdom on approval of tee Town Council. out such as purchase and repair of year cost at 141,490, with $10,770 of it , One of the officers who ap­ resignation of Carol Pelletier of Buck of duplicating administrative ser­ ’The Planning and Zoning Commis­ with tee female students ad­ equipment. Drug association Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the home of prehended Sweeney, Sgt. John Lud- Mayor Benoit said when schools from the town, $10,770 from the Mrs. W.C. Dennison, 37 Highwood Rd. as a member of tee Evaluation vices. sion will meet toni^t at 8 p.in. in the vising them what to do. Judges named United Way and $10,950 from those records checked dy, 54, was grazed in tee chest by a Town Office Builteng. Agenda items She cautioned the girls are in session tee athletic fields are Dr. Members are asked to bring a Leniency for criminals hit Committee of tee Columbia-Hebron- Vernon Jaycees named three elderly and handicapped shut-ins bullet. He was treated and releas^. include many matters which have about leaving tee school alone kept mowed but during the summer HARTFORD (DPI) - Records of food dish for an international Andover Community Health Ser­ judges for choosing the recipient of (estimated at about 50 for the first Police later charged Sweeney with Mazzotta said society has en­ Sibun objects been before tee commissim before. after dark. They leave in vacation they are let go. Under the the Connecticut Pharmaceutical luncheon. HARTFORD (UPI) - The shooting vices. the Jaycee Distinguished Service year) who will receive the meals four counts of attempted murder and couraged criminals by showing John Sibun, a local resident atten­ These items include tee abandoned pairs or more. new plan everything will be coor­ Association are being examined by of three law enforcement officers in A letter from Congressman d inate and done on schedule. Award to be presented Jan. 21. (one hot and one cold per day, Mon­ held him on $1(X),000 bond on each leniency toward them. William Cotter assured tee board no ding the board meeting and whose houses in the Amston Lake area ’There will be more lights in the state attorney general seeking The Marine Corps League wifi Waterbury Monday reflects a “The alleged criminals have wife is a member of tee Regional The intent is to have one con­ Named were Thomas Dooley, day through Friday). count. breakdown in the criminal justice action is pending to compel towns to which were referred to tee zoning tee parking areas but they possible anti-trust law violations. meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Bolton, 51, shot in the groin, was learned they may be out on bond Board of Education, said he ap­ tinuous operation year-round. mayor pro tern; Donald Caldwell, All but $3,500 of the budget would system, a police union official says. report Social Security withholding on agent, year-round occupancy of a have not yet been connected Attorney General Carl Ajello said Marine Home. listed in stable condition Monday within minutes or hours, whether the preciates tee fact teat Pushee has The gang mowers used by tee states attorney for Tolland County; go for the cost of the meals and for “I am outraged, appalled and a monthly basis. house on Ames Rd., Sorghum Mill due to construction at the Vo- Monday he has subpoenaed the night after surgery at St. Mary’s felony be severe or otherwise, and given tee district 18 months notice to school department will be and Martin B. Burke, state represen­ distribution costs. The $3,500 would angered at tee attack on the police Cotter said no change can be made Farms proposed subdivision On Ag Building to the rear of the records because of complaints from The Marine Corps League Hospital. P’ublic defender Edward they’re at liberty to commit other find a replacement. But he does not transferred to tee Park Department. tative and town attorney. be paid a coordinator of the program. several welfare recipients^hd on the Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8 officers in Waterbury as well as the by tee Department of Health, Educa­ Millstream Rd., Northam Hills Sec­ high school. McCarthy, Jr., 44, who was shot in crimes,” he said. ' feel tee school board should “carry Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, School custodians will still mow tee The award is presented each year The meals would be prepared in the basis of reports that several bystanders,’’ said Joseph J. Mazzot- tion and Welfare without 18 months tion II proposed subdivision on Old p.m. at the Marine Home. the chest, was placed in the intensive “It now costs approximately $15,- an understudy for teat period.” superintendent of schools, inner perimeters of the school to a young man between the ages of Manchester Memorial Hospital drugstore owners are refusing to fill ta, Connecticut director for tee Inter­ notice. Ho said he believes before Colchester and Reidy Hill Roads, care unit in stable condition. 000 to incarcerate a criminal and Sibun said, “a few months to cover said the Board of Education grounds. 21 arid 35 who has served to the com­ kitchen at $2.50 per recipient per prescriptions for welfare clients national Brotherhood of Police Of- any change is proposed, tee problems Paul Leslie Coates Re-subdivision Deputy Sheriff Kelly Dullard, 27, rehabilitate him,” Mazzotta said. hand-over responsibilities is in order. may have to ask for more G. G. May, supervisor of munity. day-an estimated 13,000 packages a because the state reimbursement ficerl . it would impose on towns will deter and Karlswood Rd. in Gledhill Acres. The reservation committee of the was listed in good condition with a “The public wouldn’t mind this Any longer period of time is out of money for more police maintenance for the school system, The dinner and award ceremony year. was reduced 20 cents per prescrip­ the federal agency from acting. Also under old business, a report Ladies of St. James dinner dance will bullet wound of the right knee. extreme burden of expense, but they line. protection for after school af­ approved the move. will be at the Country Squire Because the pilot program is un­ tion. “I am more appalled with the Tough policy from PZC chairman Salvatore meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at 78 Prosecutor Arthur McDonald said do mind, and 1 mind, that alleged “We have seen the cost of tee ad­ fairs. Benoit said tee nl$if%|rk Depart- Restaurant, Rt. 83, Ellington proliferation of these wanton attacks The selectmen voted approval to a Mastandrea concerning amendments Diane Dr. It will make plans for the at least 15 shots were fired. Police because it reflects a breakdown in criminals will attack, lie, cheat and ministrative side of education con­ in the Wetlands Regulations. dance to be held ‘Feb. 28 at The said Sweeney apparently was able to tee criminal justice system,” he provoke law enforcers during or First aid program Colony in Talcottville. said. after apprehension.” to start Jan. 21 Cubs receive awards Bolton Fenton; citizen and A training program in participating in this forrater, Tony Fiano, Mark program may register by The following Bolton Chib Maneggla; forester and advanced first aid and Scouts receiv^ awards at emergency care sponsored contacting the Manchester sportsmen, Budre Taylor; Red Cross at 643-5111. their recent park meeting: sportsman, Jeff Peterson. by the Manchester Red Tim Parsons, Steve Cross will begin Jan. 21. Registration is limited. There is no charge except Gately, gold arrow for The sessions will be weekly wolf; Eddie Caye, John from 7 to 10 p.m, for a total for the purchase of a text­ PTA meets book. Ruffini, James Herring, of 40 hours. wolf; Mark Fiano, bobcat; Harry Berberich, Red Andover Daniel Geromln, Kenneth The Andover Parent Cross instructor, will con­ Jarvis, bear; Chris duct the classes which will Teacher Association »t>»i m . 7-Day Cruise For 2 Includes: Nicholson, silver arrow for be at tee local Red Cross (PTA) will bold a general 7-DAY bear. meeting tonteht at 8 at Uie office at 243 E. Center St. HOME LINES The following Webelos Andover Elementary 'I'hls newly developed • Leaves New York Saturdays awards were also School library. course is designed for use April Thru June 1976 llHGER LONGER' presented: The theme Is “extotthm by persons who are respon­ Citizen and traveler, Jeff sible for giving emergency WHILE IN PORT dIspUy.” cover • Docking In A Reserved Berth On Wilson, Scott Greene, Er­ Carmen Burrows, area 4- care to tee sick and injured nie Plerog; citizen and —policemen, firemen, am­ your Hamilton’s Front Street In Bermuda H coordinator, will discan —OR In Naaaau in The Bahamat With The sportsmen, Jeff Balch, the 4-H sUff and speak bulance attendants, ski needs Chris Dobson; citizen, patrol members and other CRUISE ' Ship Your Hotel And Deluxe Let Us Arrange Your Next about Its programs. Richard Nielson, Greg special Interest groups. Restaurant While Your On Shore. The program consists of THERE’S A BUMPER m T H E* Vacation Or Business Trlp^ lectures, discussions, CROP OF VALUES WHILE ON BOARD • Live In Superior Cabins For 2 demonstrations and skill IN THE WANT ADS CALL Potterton opposes practice. : DORIC OOURM^T FEAST^^!0 “ Any persons interested in 643-2711 • A Meals ^aily auto taxing plan toI ermuda • Live entertainment nightly, movies, ^ 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 9 dancing to several orcheetrae, epeclal them, neither can the programs and contesta arranged by the Bolton Motor Vehicle Department. Cruise Staff...lectures and elides on ports DONNA HOLLAND Mrs. Potterton said last HEREo HOWYOU ENTERiia • to onttr Rlmply dopotit tho "VacRlIon C ru lit” coupons at tho stora Hated on the coupon. Coupons lott at The Herald will not bo ac- to be vl8ited...cocktall parties... ' * ® - i r a v e Elaine Potterton, tax year she collected 91.5 per coDtod. You mav inter as many times as you wish. The winner must be at least 18 years of age • Coupons will appear In The Herald twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays; Jan. 13,18, Swimming In tlle-llned pools... collector, recently voiced 20 22 27 29; Feb. 3.8,10.12,17,19. • Coupon entries will be picked up weekly after noon on Jan. 19,28; Feb. 2,9,18,23. A weekly drawing will be held and two winners from each store 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 cent of the town’s motor shuffleboard...plng pong...fully her opposition to proposed vehicle taxes. will become eligible for the flnal drawing to be hold on February 24 at LaBonna Travel. Winners of all weekly drawings except lor the last will bo announced In The Herald. The winner of equipped gymnasium legislation that would have this week’s the trip will be announced February 25. • Tho Herald reserves the right to be sole Judge of the contest. She plans to meet with motor vehicle taxes State Rep. A1 Aheam, D- Sponsored By: Home LineSr LaBonne Travel^ The Manche^er Herald And Area Blerchays^ collected by the Motor Bolton, to give him her Vehicle Department. opinions so he can relay The MVD in turn would them to tee legislature. charge towns an unknown Mrs. Potterton attended Best dollar amount per collec­ a Board of Selectmen tion. meeting to give her THE CRAFT A The taxes are now opinions. NASSIFF ARMS CO. collected by the tax collec­ The selectmen sent 991 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER tor. letters to Aheam and State iCOUNXR’^ HOBBY CENTEB Mrs. Potterton said she AGWAY.^Inc. HEIRLOOMS OF “Houie of Sporlt Since 1944” Sen. David Barry Infor­ ShoE 540 NEW STATE ROAD, e>|4 C-lOO TOMORROIFAREAT 775 MAIN STREET o h i has two major concerns. OFT i i MNIT AUTO CARE T A Specially Shop ming them the selectmen BUCKLAND 0 * 1 0 - 0 1 Z O 254 BROAD ST. 328 W. MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER First the town will lose feel there is no need for MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 757 Main Street control of its money. It will such a bill. M enluntt In Etrlf in Downtown Manchester A m tric in lose a source of investment The selectmen said if money. such a program is in­ The proposed legislation itiated, they feel it should would have the Motor Vehi­ be optional for towns. cle Department collect Address Address taxes at the time of vehicle Address Address re-registration. Area residents Phone Town Phono Town Phone Town Mrs. Potterton said in Today thru Sat. only Town Phone July of tee total $147,555.65 win lottery to be collected she "We sliced the price of crepes”...and left collected $118,421.58. To Nine area residents were all the comfort you could want from a date she has collected winners of $500 in the shoel Taffy soft uppers, cushiony crepe $133,776.29. Connecticut Lottery’s soles. I le in navy or camel, strap in rust Second, tee amount of "Holiday Bonus Bucks” or black. k motor vehicle money she is drawing Jan. 8 in Meriden. unable to collect is less They u e J. Schaschl of than the amount the Motor 110 Bryan Dr., E.H. r 'A MANCHESTER WHOLE SALE TIRE BD- PEARL& Boni nHEI^'g gnopi i Vehicle Department would Falcetta of 81 (Seorge Dr., S19 EAST MDDIE TPKE 357 BROAD STREET charge to collect the taxes. Vernon, Rorence Carlaon •THf COMMtrf MfWS SrOM " EAST HARTFORD e 528-1554 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. f MANCHESTER VERNON MANCHESTER • 643-2444 She said the Idea behind of 30 Meyer Rd., South interior/ 649-5327 VOI1-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA tee proposed legislation is Windsor, Alice C. PHONE 643-2171 643-2478 872-0538 MANCHESTER PARKADE "Quality Service and Genuine Parts Since 1941!" that when people renew Lumberger of Maple St., NEXT TO FORBES AND WALLACE their vehicle registration Ellington, Josie Coleman they could pay their taxes. of 10 Keeney St., Ellington, However, she said the Mrs. Thomas Dziklewla, only motor vehicle taxes C.L. Boulanger, Getus L. she is unable to collect are Beas and Flore Parente, Address Address Address Address Address from people who move out all of East Hartford. of state. If she can’t collect Town Phone Town Phone Town Phone Town Phone Town Phone reg.$22 15.90 y save 6.10 Shoes; D&L in Corbins, Avon, Bristol, Vernon, OPTICAL, VIHNER’S ]J 72BL MIDDLE Manchester 763 Main S t Manchester, Conn. MANCHESTER YOU’RE f/te- jSuOOR GABDEN CENTEB TURNPIKE 643-1191 1 Tolland Tpke Manchester THE THANK YOU STORE | MOTOR SALES 945 M a in s t r e e t 917 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Open 7 Deye MANCHESTER 191 Main SL 649-2623 Mon.-Sat. 9-S; Sun. 11-4 Manchester, Conn. 512 W. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER MANCHESTEB PABKADE ! 643-1900 DC Name 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 Address Address 1 1 Address Address Address Address 1 ■ 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 Phone , Town rlioiwifeginsi^ Phone Town rllQIW Town PhOTM 1 Town PhOIM 1 Town Town . . . J L. . . . J | i 1 . . . . J J > J (X ^ •> 'iw. ■ V ^ vv« r.n>.f/ A*r

MAWOIESTEH EVENINO fflCRALD. Manchester, Coon., TVee., Jan. II. 1176 - PAGE fTFTKKN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Jan. 13,1976 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••.....•....aaaa Aparlmontt For Reat S3 Apartmenta For Rant 82 AparHnanla Far RoM 82 AperfHienfa For Rant 88 INDEX Hornet For 8alo 23 F ir e tr ia l □ NOTICES NOTICia ADVEBTiSING WE HAVE customers waiting AVAILABLE February Ut. 1 Loatand Fovnd COVENTRY ^RfETAIJGLY for the rental of your ap^- newly renovated six room 2 —Partontia DEADLINE dupla apartmeot, cloae to LO R ffi ment orQiome. J.D. Real suimnaries Lo$t ami pound I 3 —Announcamanta # Beemmte IT yemrt of imiUlmg and 12:00 noon tho doy botoro ON I M P A V O R EMate Asaociates, tec. 646- shoppina and but line. Heat 4 —Entaflalnmant nmttaging apertmenu hat taught ut mhat pubHeoUon. ana atuiUes not Incladed. 5 _— AUctlona PRIVATE ACRE I960. FOUND- Gray tiger cat, and l i e r a l t i A 5 t h e ramify matlen. Semrlty d eM it required. No n e a r e n d Ooaditno lor Stturd iy and Treed lot sito immaculate, O F CoMGftiSS white cat with gray markings, FINANCIAL Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. LOOKING for anything in real AvatlaUe immadlatefyi one and two pete. CaU 64M719 after 6 p.m. both vicinity Hackmatack 6 Bondt-Stocki-Mortgagta 5-room Ranch. S bedrooms, bedroom loimhoHM*. luclmda* hoot, air 8 —Ptraonal Loans M S T I S f i ' T estate rental • aparanenta, Street since Fail. 643-7622. flreplaced living room TAfClMO m PY TWO BEDROtHN Apartment, 10 —Iniuranca CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PLEASE READ homea, multiple dwellings, do comdMoner, dUhteatkor, waltHo leotl w/carpeting, kitchen PRoHlRlTlVE. fees. ^ J.D. Reid&tate carpet, iiuUviiJiMl p rh elep el^ in duplex home, stove and NEW HAVEN (UPI) - IMPOUNDED - Black and EMPLOYMENT refrigerator.retrlgs c a a tr a lly 13 Halp Wtntad YDUR AD w/dlnette. Part,_flnished T o tCoMoMl%Bpe. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. U llllE C itM b > Nwtal •fOcoTMO Itew The Shelton rubber factory brown terrier type dog. East 14 —Businaas Opportunltlaa rec room. _____ locatM,te ^ no pets, athilU oidy. ClataWad adi ara lakan ovar Center Street area. (]all Dog IS $160. S e^ty deposit. CA firebombing trial will — Situation Wantad PHONE 643-2711 tha phono at, a convanlanoa. MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 Warden, 6464555. Tha Harold It raaponilblt lor 6434678. probably go to the jury EDUCATION • lf7lbr$iA.Mc.tH RegUS RN.QR bedroom Townhouse, IVk 16 Privata Inttructloni FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING Y O U R AD only ont Incorract IntarUbn and Ttoifty baths, full basement, private Wednesday as defense at­ IMPOUNDED - Black and IS _Schoolt-Clatsas than only |o tha tUa of ttia M ER Rin entrances and patio, includes 1 “ 846-1821 i 20 ...- Initruellont Wantad original Innrtlon. Enora which Homes tor Rent 84 torneys finish sum­ white Dalmation type puppy. RoaHors 646-1180 heat, appliances, carpeting, Main and Woodland Street REAL ESTATE do not latian tha valua of tha WINTHROP lY DKK CAVALU marizing their cases. advartitamenl will not ba cor- pool, air-conditioning, $290 area. Cali Dog Warden, 646- 23 Homas for Sala ADVERTISING per month. Damato Enter­ FOUR ROOM single house, Lawyers for three defen­ 24 _ Lott-Land lof Sala ractad by an additlonti litaar- ELLINGTON Penny Hill MANCHESTER • newer three 4555. MANCHESTER - Immaculate references and security 25 _ Invaslinant Proparty tion. SCIWE DAY rt> U K E ...THATAcre U K E prises, 646-1021. bedroom Duplex, living room, dants finished up Monday, Apartments - 3 1/2 large needed. CaU S2»«70 after 5. 28 —Butinast Proparty RATES three bedroom, two years country kitchen, alt TOHAVEADO&... A 0 O 6 r. rooms, five closets, leaving two summaries IMPOUNDED - Brown and 27 Rasort Proparty young Colonial. IVk baths, MANCHESTER - new unusual appliances, carpeting. Securi­ black German shepherd type 28 —Rati EtUtt Wantad appliances, carpeting and HOUSE • six rooms, three and the judge’s charge to 1 diy . lot word par day fi wall-to-wall carpeting, slate one bedroom Duplex ty, $280, Frechette & Martin dog. Oak Street Area. Call foyer, fireplace, formal dining storage. Heat and hot water bedrooms, one bath, $325 per the jury leading up to the MISC. SERVICES 3 daya . .9« word par day r Townhouses now renUing at included. Parking for two Inc., Realtora, 6464144. Dog Warden, 6464555. 31 Sarvicta OHarad 6 daya . .St word pac.day area. Built-ins. Lovely large ' 4 Independence Village. Full month, references and deposit actual deliberations. 32 — PSIntlng-Paparlng □ EDUCATION cars. Adults, positively no required, Philbrick Agency 26 daya . .7t word par day lot, priced for immediate basements, private entrances FOUR ROOM modem apart­ Nine defendants are LOST - White cat, large male, 33 Building-Contracting sale. Dulbaldo-Lesperance ets. Immediate occupancy. Realtors, 646-^. 34 RoolIng-SIdIng 15 worda. $2.00 minimum and patio, includes heat, 195. Call 875-9407 if no ment, first floor, appliances, charged in U.S. District vicinity Oak Grove and Porter 35 —Haitlng-Ptumblng Happy A da...... $2.1Slnch Realtors, 646-0505. applianceSjjcarpeting, air con- heat and garage included. Streets. Reward. Call 646- 36 —Flooring Private Inatruetlona 18 ranswer, 871-1666. 4 1/2 ROOM Ranch. Two car Court with conspiring to diuoner. Pose to shmping, $225, 646-72M, 6« ^ . 3025. 37 Movlng-Trucklng-Storigo DARTMOUTH ROAD - Seven nrage, flreptace, basement. destroy the Shelton factory 38 —Sarvicas Wantad church and bus. Model c ^ n LEARN Organ, Piano, 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment. Like Working adiuts. No children, years old. Excellent seven 11:30-8 p.m., daily. Henry St. of the Sponge Rubber MISC. FOR SALE Guitar, your home or mine. private house. Appliances, pets. Lease. 643-2880. LOST - German shorthaired room Raised Ranch, 2-car off Main St., Manchester. Products Co. M arch 1 in Pointer, liver-white ticking. 41 Arllclaa lor Salt Very reasonable rates. Free garage, two fireplaces, basement. Workiiw adults. No 42 _ Building Supplies Damato Enterprises, 646-1081, introductory lesson. 649-3826. children, pets. Lease. 643- FIVE ROOMS by Bolton order to collect |62 million Hillstown Road, Manchester- 43 _iPoti -Birds- Dogs appliances, city utilities, OKJc 649-3940. 2880. APMmREIiTS Glastonbury line. 568-7819 44 Llvaatock plastered walls, near school, Ol9fSbyNlA tac.TM Reg US PM OR |.)3 CAVFU-I OR B. MMSta liiw. kn Lake, furnished, neat and in insurance claims. 45 —Botta 6 Accasaorlsa M ake som e" INSTRUCTION available for electricity, security deposit, after 5 p.m. Reward. quiet neighborhood. Ansaldi 4W m e Tmhewi was iw w , 46 _Sporting Goods NEWER three bedroom. Attorney Dennis Curtis instrument ^ound school, and ATTRACTIVE five room two Itfc egadWem . IW tottfmR $300, call 6494095. 47 —Qardan Products one happy built. Owner retiring. Priced •••••••••••••••••••••••••• D uplex, 1/2 baths, all instrument flight instruction, 1 bedroom apartment. Wall-to- parehti, Ittury keok-ipi, of New Haven said the 48 —Antlquas for quick sale. Charles ssssssssssssssssssssssssss Hornet For Sale 23 Real Estate Wanted 26 BuHdlng-Contraetlng 33 ArOdaa lor Sale 41 appliances, carpeting, full CtfpBllRi MflllMeiBi MMld GOM* 49 —Wantad to Buy Today — by FAA certified instructor, wall appliances. Security, government had practical­ and tiger cat on Fulton Road. Lesperance, 649-7620. tnl tVe. Qttt itmi aer Pop- Buatoass tor Rant 88 in Manchester, 643-5625. basem ent. $260 m onthly, references, no pets. February plaL KkoMi. baawdMtocceaa- ly no hard evidence against We love her but you may want RENTALS C all 643-2711 Frechette & Martin Realtors, her back. 649-9780. 52 Rooms lor Rent OAKWOOD RD. - six room WES ROBBINS carpentry WHEELS - GM, 13” , 14” . 1 occupancy. Call 646-0667. njMBMtka StUr 14 ar can SIS- his client, Dennis Tiche of 6464144. ilM 800 SQUARE Feet of spnee 53 Apartments tor Rent Cape, fireplace, garage, rec remodeling specialist. Au­ Ford, 15”. Plymouth, 14” . 14” available, lower level In 54 —Homes tor Rent TWO BEDROOM Garden Boyers, Pa., the alleged Nm akm nfdn t* te 6mT ro o m , a s s u m a b le VA ditions, rec roonos, dormers, snowcaps, never touched LOST - White tiny toy poodle, 55 —Business lor Rant VERNON VERNON - Town House prime commercial location. *****••••••••••••••••••••• technical mastermind in male. Center Springs area. 56 Resort Property for Rant M M q'i CbstHM Mt Hr mortgage, circular pool, all built-ins, bathrooms, ground. 643-2880. apartments, large kitchen, no Ideal for office space.6434736. First time offered. Im­ Gardens, a beautifullyWl pets, appliances. Call Glaston­ the firebombing. Please call 646-5180. Reward. 57 Wanted to Rent Help Wanted 13 kd$ m " t i for ^5,%0, call 646-1189. kitchens, 649-3446. MANCHESTER • two 58 _— MIsc. tor Rent maculate seven-room landscaped apartment com­ bury HouseI 633-4972. Plenning ZIG-ZAG Kenmore sewing bedroom apartment available OFFICE SPACES tor rm t on Curtis said prosecutors •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Split, three bedrooms, tatsll TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY machine, excellent condition, munity of unusual architec­ at the Teresa, walks to shop­ LOST - Passbook numbers, AUTOMOTIVE RANCH, 5 1/2 rooms, three tural design. Total electric, no Main St. in Manchester,.ideal threw countless "red 011-01037, 601251, 4-2300, 61 Autos for Sals TELEPHONE SALES bedrooms, fireplace, living living room, dining room p4»nhaMT Carpentry and general con­ head only. $35. Call 646-3825. MANCHESTER - Five room ping bus and churches, in­ location for profesaional of­ 62 ....Trucks for Sala Happy 63rd Birthday □ REAL ESTATE tracting. Residential and pets. One and two bedroom Apartment, 2-famlly house, herrings” before the jury room with L sltaped dining and kitchen plus paneled cludes appliancesippll and W8379, 011-01175, 119512. 63 _ Heavy Equipment tor Sale Our apartments available im­ fices, very convenient to aU commercial. Whether it be a SEASONED CORDWOOD - . $160. J. D. Real to try to confuse it. He said Savings Bank of Manchester. 64 —Motor cyclat-BIcyclat REPRESENTATIVES •••••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Garage. Excellent family room, finished laun­ cswnisllng carpeting, $U0 per month. facilities. PlesK csli 646^00, mediate through January 1st. 65 Csmpers-Trellers-Moblfe small repair Job, a custom cord and half cord loads, free 646-1960. Damato FrInterprises, 646-1021 the FBI should be looking Application hiade for — JCPennay Co. Hornet For Sale 23 neighborhood. $37,500. dry room, fireplace, three eon htip — Starting at $lte per month. K 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. payments. Homes Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. wiihewt, biiilt home or a i^ h in g in delivery, E. Yeomans, 742- for another person Automotive Service baths. One-car garage, I-M.l.l. Call 8^6528 Monoay through 66 We have an outstanding of C04lr6S, between, call 646-1^. 8907. IDEALLY Suited for smaU 67 —Autos for Rsnt-Leasa 3%,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet central air-conditioning, 79E.Cmt*rSi*Monchtt)»r •bligoifsn. Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. for ap­ FLAVIA •••••••••••••••••••••••••• described as a “short, very position available for a LOST - Six month old gray kitchens, fireplace, caipeting, LARGE 10 Room Home - con­ contractor or professional, a ^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• bright, alert, anorgatle swimming pool, city RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnaf 34 TWO D-78xl4 Snow tires, pointment. slender, very effeminate tiger cat. South Main and venient Manchester location, • 6 43*436 5 P k ou colli NOW RENTING! proximateW 700 square fc« , tile baths, $435 montnly in­ utilities. Near elementary wheels, plus car shop manual man” who really master­ Hackmatack area. Call 643- Personals 2 parson willing to work one acre treed lot. Mid 30s. located within Mancbeiter come. Hutchins Agency, 646- school. Priced to sell at BIDWELL Home Improve­ for AMC 1973. Call 649-1403. 118 MAIN ST., three-room minded the bombing. 6023. hard and has an excellent 3166. Owner, 649-3405. heated apartment, security, INDEPENDENCE Town limits. Reasonably RIDE WANTED - Hebron - telephone manner to sell From The Gang $41,900. ment Co. Expert installation priced, heat and electric in­ Curtis, like virtually of aluminum siding, gutters ASSORTED racing parts for $190, caU 646-2426, 9-5. LOST - Passbook No. 25- Manchester. Hours 9-5. Daily. service contrecte to our $27^300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room MANCHESTER - Lookout IMMEDIATE CASH for your cluded. CaU 646-7397. every defense attorney 0186346 The Conn. Bank & Call 228-9617. Mountain, elegant seven room U&R REALTY CO. property. Let us explain our and trims. Roofing installa­ Chrysler“Tirysler products. Including VILLAGE cuetomare. This position Ranch, fireplace, baseboard tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- enguiglne and two transmissions. MANCHESTER-Nice one who has summarized so Trust Co., Savings Dept. heating, stove, refrigerator. Raised Ranch built by An­ 643-2602 fair proposal. Call Mr. Manchester otiors a sacura future for Robtrt D. Murdock Belfiore, M7-1413. 9109. All excellent condition. Call bedroom apartment available OmCE SPACE far, attacked the Application made for pay­ INCOME TAX preparation - Hutchins Agency 646-3166. saldi. Lovely wooded lot. Two at the Teresa. Gose to shop­ OIr. from Route $ h 44A ment. ______Dan Mosler - Call o49-3329 or tho right person with fireplaces, 2-car garage, large Realtor 644-8145. FORRENY government's star witness, oxcollont bonofits Happy Birthday WANTED - Home building HORACE Tetrault - Siding, ping, churches, and bus. North on Rt 63 (Main 81.) ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 525-8263 for appointment. REDUCED FOR quick sale - kitchen,■ ■ cnen, lovely paneled rec 350 square feet, center of| John W. Shaw of packago. It you moat the ST09 Sbhbl fir Masyl SU. lots in Manchester or surroun­ roofing, storm windows, aw­ Includes appliances, to Hiiiry. MOTHER two family, 30 Locust Street, room. Priced“ in the 50’s. carpeting, air-conditioning. Manchester, air con- Pittsburgh, who confessed INCOME T A X E S and above call 649-7865 ym HmstW Kmm for jm Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. ding towns. Call 646-4464. nings. Quality workmanship, TWIN BED, dresser, mirror, UNUSUAL ONE BBOROOM2 no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. free estimates. Fully insured. night stand Maple, love seat, $195. Damato Enterprises, diUoning and parking. Calll to participating in the bom­ LEGAL Your office or Love, dreUKCMtllN. JCPenney Co. INSTANT cash for your home. 872-9187, 649-3417. mahogany end table, 646-1021. TOW NHOUSES In • rMric-lIkt MtUng,;: 643-9651. 494064. Protfuclt Strvlet Ctnttr MANCHESTER - six room MANCHESTER- Brick six bing. Ken and Michelle room Cape with 2-car garage, MANCHESTER - $28,500 - Six Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s mahogany tier table. 649-7907. S l«t neighborhood, clooo to shopping, NOTICE . SO PROOnESS DRIVE Ranch, Buckley School area ROCKVILLE - three room ‘ Curtis said Shaw wanted ANYONE WHO saw a fall located on West side. $35,^. room older Colonial, with Corner Realtors, 6464525. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, MANCHESTER, CONN. three bedrooms, fireplace, large rooms and nice yard. apartment, with heat, hot urch, buo, pool and tonnit. to get as many convictions down accident on January 8, An tqutl oppertunity •mpfoytr Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. siding, gutters, and leaders. PROFESSIONALLY clean □ AUTOMOTIVE LIQUOR PERMIT garage, full basement, large Call Centuiy 21, Jackston- Free estimates. Fully in­ your carpets with new water, stove, refrigerator, Featuring: for the government as NOTICE OF APPLICATION 1976 approximately 6 p.m. private treed lot, $39,900, Avante, 646-1316, or 646-5461. sured. 249-0^. lightweight RINSE-N-VAC and garage, $158, second floor, a Maasive Bedroom • Walk-In Closelt possible hoping for lenien­ This Is to give noUce that I, Everett near corner of Oak and Spruce ______Help Wonted 13 Help Wonted 13 Lapenta Agency, Realtor, 646- □ MISC. SERVICES K. Murphy ol 25 Perkins St., steam cleaner. Rent at ideal for single person, no a Full Baeement • Laundry Hook-Upa Autoa For Sale 81 cy when he is sentenced for ManSJUe AVON - SUFFERING from 2440. COVENTRY - Aluminum ...... SPECIALIZING in cleaning Manchester Wallpaper & pets, security deposit placarded 7/1/1976 with the Uquor ...... “ Housewife-itis?” Be an Avon FOUR FAMILY a Private Enirancat and Patloa sided Ranch, three bedrooms, and repairing Chimneys ano Paint Company, 185 West Mid­ required, call 643-9678. ' his role in the event. Control commission lor a , ciMAUr^lAI Representative. Get out - MATURE babysitter needed, NEW LISTING - Rolling Park Four rooms each unit. Services Ottered 31 xs Air CondHIonar • Color Co-ordinated Decor NEED CAR? Credit bad? Attorney Andrew Bow­ RESTAURANT LIQUOR for the sale □ FINANCIAL - some house work required. two full baths, Franklin stove, roofs. Free estimates. 30 dle Turnpike. 6466143. Bankrupt? Repossesaed? ol alcoholic liquor on Ihe premises S5A- _ meet - have money for Cape, 6 rooms, one car at­ Separate heat, parking. $6,- immaculate throughout. 30’s. liictudoa Heal special. Win prizes Care of two pre-schoolers in REWEAVING burns, holes. Years Experience. Howley, MANCHESTER - quiet one Honest Douglas accepts man of Bridgeport said his 35B Oak St„ Manchester. »«»•••••••••••••••••••••• sometninf FIRST CLASS tached garage. Aluminum 900 income. Excellent in­ Century 21, Tedford Real •••••••••••••••••••••••••• The business will be owned by Bondt-Slocke-Mortgagea B too. Sound good? Call 523-9401. my home. 649-7804. siding. Sun Room with Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 643-5361. bedroom apartment, includes lowest down, smallest client, Albert R. Coffey of Everett A. Murphy of 25 Perkins St., vestment.tment. Asking $45,000.$ Estate, 647-9914. Window shades, Venetian ••••••••••••• Dogt-BIrdt-Pela 43 heat, appliances, carpeting, payments. Douglas Motors, Akron, Ohio, could not be Manchester and will be conducted by MACHINISTS jalousies, phone John H. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. WARREN L blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Healing-Plumbing 35 and air conditioning, $2l5 per m 5 Main. identified by people who Everett A. Murphy as permittee. Must be able to work from Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ month, Damato Enterprises, Everett A. Murphy cond, third. All kinds. Realty VERNON should have been able to. Dated 7/1/1976 statewide. Credit rating un­ blueprints. Experienced MANCHESTER - Colonial HOWLAND 5221. SEWERLINBS, sink lines, vations. (Combined inside/out- 646-1021. TOYOTA - See us for rcUabla used ToyoUs with our 6(Miay Bowman also questioned necessary. Reasonable. Con­ only. Apply at central location, good RMlIora 643-1108 NEW LISTING cleaned with electric cutters, side fidential, . quick National Weather Forecast mechanical condition, new MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. by professionals. McKinney ge MANCHESTER - Brand new 100% warranty. We also buy the testimony of an FBI six room R**^Vv Removal, pruning, lot three bedroom duplexes, star­ 0 ENTERPRISES used Toyotas. Lyndi Motors, arrangements. Alvin Lundy 3000 PARAGON kitchen cabinets, small barn, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ handwriting expert who NOTICE PORTER STREET - Ctorner room,^^(lX3^ clearing, spraying. Fully in­ pany, 643-5308. Road, Manchester, 646-5971. ting a t $250 per m onth. Owner-Dwetopw 345 Center Street, PUBLIC HEARING Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ 3000 owner anxious, $29,900, Hayes of Butternut Rd. Three appllan $31,000 said a false-name tion Plaza, Hartford. TOOL CO. Corp. 646-0131. sured. Licensed. Free es­ Includes appliances, and is Manchester, 6464331. BOARD OF DIRECTORS bedrooms, asking $65,000.,, Designed With signature was in Coffey’s Evenings, 233-6879. 121 Adams St. timates. Phone 646-3437, 633- ' NO JOB siriall, toilet PRIVATE riding instructions, fully carpeted, heat not in­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER two-car garage, two out­ w a r r e h e . 5354. re p a irs, . ed . d rain s, English and Western, $5.00 cluded. No pets. Security and WE PAY $15 for complete writing. Public Defender MANCHESTER - Five room buildings, over naif acre, 11/2 You in Mind CONNECTICUT MORTGAGES 1st, and 2nd Ranch. Fireplace, eat-in kitchen faucets replaced, per hour, call 633-5571, references required. Call 647- Junk cars . u U Joey, ToUand Gregory Craig said THURSDAY baths, Keith Real Estate. 649- HOWLAND CUSTOM DRAPERIES - repaired, rec rooms, anytime. 9936 or 649-2003. . Auto Bpdy, 528-1000: mortgages — interim finan­ kitchen, 11/2 baths, full base­ 1922, 646-4126. Model 0pm 11:30 til 8 P.M. I Anthony A. Just of JANUARY 15, 1978 cing — expeditious and con­ ment, carport, aluminum REALTORS 643-1188 made very reasonable, work bathroom remodeling heat 29 GLENWOOD STREET - r/ \ i\ T o u c . r A n I m ctiT 1 now Grensburg, Pa., was a vic­ The Board of Directors will fidential service, J.D. Real HOUSE CANVASS telephone storm doors and windows. guaranteed, call anytime, 649- modernization, etc. Fnee es- BASSET HOUND - AKC enumerators, male or female, RANCH -102 Overlook Drive, M & M registered, male, eight Two bedroom Duplex, kSSSTat^aaaaaaaatae open Saturdays. Complete Una tim of misidentification. conduct a public session Estate Assoc. 64^1980. Convenient shopping and tlmates gladly given full time, wanted for the three bedrooms, $41,900. MANCHESTER - Must sell - Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. months, $150, 74^9394. appliances, private basement, of Chrysler parts. Qwrehet Thursday, January IS, 1976 schools. 61 Alice Drive, $38,- He said a half-dozen Manchester City Directory. Treed half acre lot. Two Six room Cape, major TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) no pets, lease and security UNUSUAL Deluxe one MANCHESTER - newer three Motors, 8496646. from 6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. in 500. Peterman Agency, 649- fireplaces, 11/2 baths, Keith defense witnesses testified □ EMPLOYMENT Apply Mrs. Araujo, Price & 9404, 646-2912. appliances, good condition, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, BOTTl HEATING and Plum­ LOVABLE PUPPY - free to required. $210. per month. bedroom Townhouse, private bedroom Duplex, half of two that Just was working at the Board of Directors Office Lee Co. Room 203, 63 E. Real Estate, 649-1922, 646- ideal location. By owner. $33,- stumps removed, fully in­ bing - All heating and plum­ good home, housebroken, call Available January 1st. 649- entrances and patio, full base- family, full basement, in­ 1969 MERCURYCougar, with in the Municipal Building to Center St. Manchester, or call 4126. 100. 647-9824. sured. Got a tree problem? bing repairs plus remodeliiilmg. 871-1071 9455 or 647-9773. cludes appliances and 1972 302 cubic inch Ford home 500 miles from tOWIII TIMrUAlUilt CONTEMPORARY Ranch- ment, includes, heat, hear comments and Help Wanted 13 646-7714 between 8:30-4 p.m. designed for low Well worth a phone call. 742- Cal! 6486641. appliances, carpeting and carpeting $280 per month, engine. New paint, tires, Shelton the day of the bom­ ______IS NCWOMLIANt GLASTONBURY - Ideally transmission, rear end. suggestions from the public. Equal Opportunity Employer. maintenance. Living room has MANCHESTER - $72,500 - 10 8252. FOR SALE - German MANCHESTER - New salt pool, ice skating pond. $245 Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. bing. located, attractively AM/FM, excellent condition. PHONE FROM home to ser­ fieldstone fireplace and room Victorian Colonial, com­ ECONOMY RATES - Plum­ Shepherd puppy, 3 months old, box duplex, three bedrooms, per month. Damato Enter- Future sessions will be held landscaped Ranch, two Asking $1,060. 8724737. the first Tuesday of each vice our customers in the LAUNDRY SERVICE - We beamed cathedral ceiling. pletely refurbished, and ODD JOBS - Trucking, home bing, heating, repairs, female wormed and shots. $75 living room with fireplace, 1 prlses, 646-1021.______- flA IN are now accepting bedrooms with den or repairs, serving Manchester remodeling, vanity cabinets. or best offer, Call 871-0351. 1/2 baths, all appliances, con­ month from 9:00 A.M. to 11 Manchester, area, flexible Formal dining room, three extremely beautiful, call Cen­ hours, super earnings, 249- All applications for laundry, nursery. Very spacious tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- for five years. Free es­ 649 to 9 a.m., 6-8 venient schools and shopping. EAST HARTFORD - two 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, SMOWfIS ^ MOW bedrooms, family room with Call A.M. and the third Thursday 7773. 1223 washroom and deliveries posi­ fireplaced living room with 1316, 646-5461. timates. 643-0304. p.m. MALE POODLE - Must sell, Peterman Agency, 649-94Ci4, bedroom deluxe heated RENTAL OFFICE excellent condition, new of each month from 6:30 P.M. UM Wl AIMI lOIOC A» fireplace designs for enter­ dining area. Applianced clutch, muffler and battery, tion. Full time, 40 hours, days, taining. Garage. Acre lot. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 months old, $65 or best 646-2912. townhouse, air-conditioner, Largo varloly « kitchen, 11/2 baths, like new. dishwasher, disposal, all $2100 call 6466004 after 5. New Haven to 8:30 P.M. in the Board of AIR FORCE is hiring For period ending 7 a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 14. During Tuesday evenings. Excellent fringe Professionally landscaped MANCHESTER - $36,500 - DICK’S SNOW Plowing, offer. Call after 4 p.m., 643- Call 529-1348 for appointment. Flooring 35 appliances. 1 1/2 baths, plus Aparlmontt an Directors Office. qualified women and men in night, rain is indicated for the north Pacific coast, changing to benefits. Apply in person. grounds. $44,900. Philbrick Two family (handyman’s driveways, parking lots, 9285. MANCHESTER - First floor, Townhouaaa throughot board okays Meadows Convalescent Principals only. sidewalks, sanding with salt. laundry hookups. Available w — — — ^ 1974 MERCURY Monteso Pascal A. Prignano, mechanics, electronics, plus snow inland into the northern Rockies. Snow is also expected Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. special), Call Century 21, FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, five room apartment, all IMNWIWWra Secretary many more. For enlistment Home, 333 Bldwell Street, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316, Reasonable rates. 24 hour ser­ DOBERMAN Pincher Pups February 1st. $240. 528-1708, Brougham, excellent condi­ around the lower Lakes and north Atlantic states, while rain or MANCHESTER - nine room floors like new, no waxing, appliances, fully carpeted, Rofltef OMoa tion, 28,000 miles, air con-' contract Board of Directors requirements and informa­ Manchester. 646-5461. vice. 645-2204. for sale - Also AKC, standard 289-2890. showers may develop along the eastern seaboard. Elsewhere, MANCHESTER older Colonial, four bedrooms, (specializing in older floors). Poodle, female, brown, one basement storage with opandoNyM. dltloning. power steering, Manchester, Conn. tion, call 646-7440. Ceilings and inside painting. washer and dryer connec­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - generally fair weather sboAd prevail. Minimum temperatures MOTHER’S HELPER - 3- fireplace, two car garage, 1.3 WATERPROOFING year. Cali 646-5215. Bat 8-8, power brakes, rear defroster, Dated at Manchester, FIVE ACRES... John Verfaille, 646-5^, 872- tions. Convenient schools and Far 6n ten tssMliil The Board of Education PART TIME Maid, apply include: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) 8:30, Monday - Friday. Some acres, ideal for horses, hatchways, foundation Sunday 11-8 radial tires, vinyl top, color Connecticut this 2nd day of plua two bedroom Ranch. LaPenta Agency Realtors, MANCHESTER 2 222. shopping. Peterman Agency, tteMBh Ite ite l Ml has ratified a proposed Manchester Motel, 1 McNall Atlanta 36 (56), Boston 28 (46), Chicago 18 (29), DaUas 26 (51), weekends. 649-7804. cracks, sump pumps installed, B4B>1021 brown, $3400, cail 558^40. January, 1976. Oltori privacy and taclu- 646-2440. 649-9404, 646-2912. teacher contract by a 7-1 Street. Denver 17 (48), Duluth -6 (11), Houston 44 (66), Jacksonville 52 fireplace repairs, concrete 48 240 Now Btela Road PART TIME Chambermaid to •lon. $39,600. COHHUL COWO AnUquet CHEVY Biscayne, 1968, six (68), Kansas 17 35), Los Angeles 47 (66), Miami 66 (78), New basement floors, ceramic tile □ MISC. FOR SALE MANCHESTER - nice two MANCHBBTBR vote and recommended ap­ NEED EXTRA Income? Your clean rooms and do laundry WASRENE. BOLTON - three bedroom 7 spacious rooms, 3 repairs, slate cylinder, excellent condition, Orleans (44 (66), New York 33 (46), San Francisco 45 (59), Seat­ Cape, roomy kitchen, dining bedlam s, 2 full baths and . WANTED Antique furniture, bedroom Townhouse private $m firm, call 6^1408. proval by the Board of own business, part time, from work. Apply in person, Essex Expert mason b4M»5J, WJ- ’ 'L. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Manchester, tle 32 (46), St. Louis 18 (31), Washington 33 (46). Motor Inn, 100 East Center HOWLAND room, full bath, baseboard 2 half baths, full carpeted entrances and patio, full base- FOUR ROOMS - first floor, Aldermen. your home. 742-9087 for ap­ 2914, 527-5522. ______Art/c/os tor Sale 41 antique items. R. ment, includes heat, NOTICE OF pointment. Street. 646-2300. Realtora 643-1108 heat, attached garage with including family room. city of VUIaga Charm separate heat, security, $170 a 1973 CHEVY Vega, 3-door, The revised agreement breezeway, good sized lot, Harrison, 643-8709. appliances, carpeting, $255, standard transmission, very ANNUAL MEETING OF Kitchen w/appliances, 1- NOEL CYR, Drywall, new, ALUMINUM sheets used as Looking for an A|>t.? month, call 6465861. eliminates two provisions BABYSITTER WANTED - for 30’s, Contessa Agency, 742- Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. clean, $1,450. 33 Division MEMBERS OF CABINET MAKERS Wanted. car garage. additions, repairs, ceilings, printing plates, .007 thick, ANTIQUES WANTED - Wo havo 30 diffarant that aldermen objected to one child, 11:30-3, Monday - 9833, 742-6505. quality work with satisfac­ FOUR ROOMS first floor, Street. Manchester, after 3 HERITAGE SAVINGS AND Exhibit shop experience bx32”. 25 cents each or 5 for American furniture, oriental MANCHESTER - Large two apartmanta and when the rejected the con- required. Call Displaycraft, Help Wanted 13 Friday, Pearl Street area. 643- MANCHESTER- Gracious tion, guaranteed, references, $1. Phone 643-2711. stove, refrigerator, parking, p.m. LOAN ASSOCIATION, seven room Colonial located M ER R in rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ bedroom Townhouse, private townhouaaa, In 17 $150. One child accepted. tract last month, Manchester, 643-9557. Mr. 6930. fully insured, 643-9743. sor chairs, crocks, jugs, INCORPORATED in the Porter Street area. RMltom 646-1180 entrances and patio, full base- . Available February 1st. 649- provisions dealing with a Scott. BDWERS SCHODL CLEAN USED refrigerators, weathervanes, primitives. ment, includes heat, locationa throughout nperi The Annual Meeting of CONVALESCING male needs Three bedrooms, formal SERVICE -on all Kirby ranges, automatic washers, 8350. Moblla Hornet •5 sick leave bonus plan and Ron Dionne, 643-1691. appliances, carpeting, pool, Manchoator. Members of Heritage Savings X-RAY Technician, part time, erson as live-in companion - dining room, sun porch. AREA vacuums. Free pick-up and with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's teacher evaluation. and Loan Association, Incor­ ousekeeper, free room and Priced in the 30’s. Zinsser ice skating pond, $265. per TWO BEDROOM apartment, WE RE OPEN everyday from registered X-ray tecnnician to WE NEED 5 MORE K delivery Call 875-9190. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ month. Damato Enterprises, The new pact requires porated will be held at the board, 643-6207, 649-4200. Agency, 646-1511. Lotf-Lend For Sale 24 bedroom ranch near school, churches and 9 • 8 p.m. We want your work weekend schedule on our DUTCH COLONIAL 2171 tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, 646-1021. day or evening shift. For more 12 to 14 Year Olds Eight rooms, four DRESSMAKING, hems and type at tho shopping area Please call 646 business. Our prices can t be that all teachers will be Main Office of the Associa­ three lamps, etc. Now accepting iniormation contact the Per­ RANCH, 5Vi rooms, uiree ELLINGTON - Lovely treed alterations done in my home. DRY OAK Fireplace wood, beat. New 14' wide loaded $9.- subject to evaluation. The tio n , 1007 M ain S tre e t, t o canvass tor the Situation Wanted 15 b^room s, fireplace, living bedrooms, formal dining consignments, for February TorMo $195 Manchester, Connecticut on sonnel Dept. 646-1222 Ext. 481, room, den, eat-ln kitchen, building lot with view. Almost Reasonable. Call 646-4019. split and ready for fireplace, MANCHESTER GARDENS - badroom 895. Trades welcome. bonus plan would have room with L shaped dining auction. 644-8962. FOUR ROOM duplex apart­ January 23rd, 1976 at 7:30 Manchester Memorial WANTED babysitting for fireplaced living room, one acre. AA zone. $11,000. $20 orders^ delivered. two bedroom Duplex in townhouoa at Immediate occupancy. Gean given teachers a cash Hospital, 71 Haynes St., MANCHESTER area. Garage. Excellent Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Painting-Papering beautiful country setting, $199 ment, partial heat, electric 2-bedrooms, matching P.M. for the following pur- toddler in my(ly home. , North aluminum siding. 32 telephone 742-7886. Indopandanca Manchester, Ct. neighborhood. $37,500. Wanted to Buy 49 monthly includes heat. hot stove, garage, near shopping. appliances, $2,995. Like them bonus if they did not take EVENING HERALD End Manchester, nice yard, ‘Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Vlltega $250 MANCHESTER - Acre plus. INSIDE - Outside painting. SEASONED and Split w a te r. ^ lian ces, and Call 643-

Mayor asks seniors to tell their needs TV COMMUNin COLLEGE Join the adventure In educaUon. The Connecticut American Association of week, called on them ta the depression of the 20s to help all senior citizens ' He also encouraged them Regional Community Colleges are offering three Vernon college credit courses on CPTV this semeste^. , Speaking to a meeting of Retired Persons (AARP), make known to ir needs, and 30s has the senior wherever possible. to find an outlet in which to citizen been in such a tur­ Mayor Benoit said he is share their knowledge with SEARCHING SOCIETY - A basic Study of sodoldgy the area chapter of the Mayor Thomas Benoit, last He said. Never since th at puts Into focus the patterns of life around us. Mor­ moil.” others, especially younger the first to admit he does ning and evening classes available. 3 credits. not have all of the solutions people. He said there are many He told them they are en­ A S MAN BEHAVES — An Introduction to pyschology to the problems, but he en­ designed to acquaint the student with basic terms, con­ who may feel they never couraged the elderly per­ titled to relaxation and that had it so good, but for the the town and his office is fin cepts, and principles. Morning and evening desses Benoit stays silent sons to come to him or the available. 3 credta. average person on a fixed council meetings to tell of a position to offer services to them. THE A D A M S CHRO N ICLES - A social history of the income, seeing prices rise their needs or give their United State# from 1750 to 1900, centering around the on gas,,j«frater, food, suggestions on how things lives of (our generations of the Adams family. 3 credits, on price for Thrifty’s medical coverage and can be improved. Instant evening classes only. other necessities, is not an Mayor Benoit outlined • Classes begin the week of January 19. easy thing. Vernon ty facilities. the needs of retired per­ passport • Open enrollment • No prerequisites sons noting those in the • Fees: $4Ct per course Mayor Thomas Benoit has been “My job as mayor is to provide the best Benoit told the senior recreation area such as authorized to negotiate a six- to eight- facilities possible for this town/’ Benoit citizens he feels the photos. Credits earned may be applied toward a degree at any trips, cards, sports, Connecticut Regional Community College. month option with the owners of the Thrif­ said. federal, state, and local • In full color bowling, fishing, golf, and For more Information call the registration office at ty Building located on Rt. 83, but until He. said a referendum turned down a governments have a duty • All official sizes. such. • Professional quality. negotiations are completed prices have to firehouse addition and other fire safety MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE • $6.50, 2 photographs be kept secret. needs and the police station has been un­ 646-4900 Mayor Benoit said he will be happy to dersized for years. nassiff camera “I’m trying to put together the tax Glastonbury Recreation Or write TV Community College, 1280 Asylum Ave., reveal everyUiing after he has the option. 629 main a t Hartford, Conn. 06106. Phone 232-4817. Then there will be a public meeting to dis­ dollars and spread them out as best I Special ballroom dance classes starting mandiester cuss the merits of the building’s use. can,” the mayor said. 643-7369 TV Community College courses can be viewed on Referring to the fact the voters turned at American Legion Hall, South Glaston­ CPTV, Channel 24.______The building, once an outlet for home bury with the “Ceelens” lust off the building supplies, has been'S^08ed for down the referendum question and the more than a year. Benoit proposses^ the fact that there has been some negative Holland American Cruise Line, DMA. building be u s ^ for an all-purpose safety reaction to the new proposal. Mayor Mem. Resorts and other cruise ships, center for the town. Benoit said, “It seems you’re damned if etc. This would include relocating the police you do and damned if you don’t. It’s a con­ ! -■ -K .."Y* station there and also using it for fire safe­ cept that could save the town money...it Class start Wed., Jan. 14 ^ O U R might kill three birds with one stone.” Beg. 7:30 p.m. ^ Intermediate 8:30 p.m. for adults, singles, and couples « Y E A R • THE THANK YOU STORE Despite repairs, Learn the Cha-Cha, Fox Trot, Boaanova, Latest dance the Hustle etc. Don’t MisB Out Call roofs still leak 633-5231 (QIastonbury rec) money could be used would on the-' temporary 563-5048 (The Ceelens) be for programs which deregionalization com­ * Boys and giris social dancing forming Hebron were cut from the budget, mittee, a position she was ■k Monthly socials planned EVELYN CROSTON to cover anticipated elected to by the board last k Entertainment lor organizations etc. 228-9561 deficits, for audio visual year. After spending $29,000 to material and library books STOREWIDE Serving on both the correct the leaky roofs at to name a few areas. Health Committee and Hebron Eiementary representative to the School, the roofs still leak. Capitol Region Education The Board of Education Council (CREC) is Bar­ was told at its meeting last bara Stanchfield. Mrs. Manchester Bicentennial Committee week both the rebuilt roof Murphy will be the board’s and the old roof at the representative to the school is leaking. ^ Presents Recreation Commission. Principal Paul A. White Louise Bourret was ap­ said there are “many pointed to serve on the leaks.” board policy committee, White said the contractor Qeaniiice budget review committee and architect have been and to the Area Special You Save called about the problem. Education Association. Two roofs, the one over Aheurn reports the intermediate wing and GRAND In a letter to the board. the one over the old wing State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn were rebuilt last summer. said he will introduce a bill Contractor for the job was to the February session of Paul D. Puhlick of the legislature that would Lebanon. He was awarded require a plurality of the job by the board from a voters in the district for a field of 10 bidders. His bid vote on dissolution as long was for $27,350. as 13 per cent voted. The architectural firm of At the present each town Chandler, Palmer and must vote affirmatively. Music by The King of Norwich did the The district includes architectural work for the three towns, Andover, AND MORE project. Hebron, and Marlborough. At a town meeting last Gentile Orchestra In the same letter, June, voters approved a Ahearn told the board that $28,000 appropriation to be by law the money received taken from Revenue NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY, 330 Main St., Manchester Off King’s Original from the lottery is to be Sharing Funds designated used “for educational pur­ FRIDAY, FEB. 27, and SATURDAY, FEB. 28 8 P.M. - 2 A.M. for the Town Office poses,” although it goes to Building addition reserve the town’s general fund. for the roof project. ORDER FORM The intent of the law, Low Discount Prices! The work on the roofs wrote Ahearn, is it be used Manchester Bicentennial Committee was completed this past by the school system as Grand Ball ’76 summer. extra funds in this fiscal National Guard Armory The administration has TREMENDOUS SAVINGS year. February 27 and February 28 — 8 P.M. - 2 A.M. been notified by Carl D. Ahearn said that unless Paternostro, unit head of the selectmen can think of the state’s School Building “educational purposes” Nam e Unit of approval of the THROUGHOUT THE STORE other than schools, he final requisition for the A d d r e s s ...... Zip Code.. would expect the money grant of the project. would be turned over to the Be Eariy for Best Selection! Actual cost of the roof P h o n e ...... V ...... DFri., Feb. 27 school board to be used as project was $29,403.78 and Reservation: No of Tickets ...... □ Sat., Feb. 28 they determine. the grant totals $14,701.89. The town should receive Am ount $...... Enclosed Receipt of the grant is • GIRLS DRESSES • GIRLS COATS $17,000 plus in two expected in about two Reserve A Table For M e ...... (5 couples per table) payments, one this month • GIRLS LONG SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS weeks. Tickets are $25 per couple, payable with this form. and one in June. Lunch gumc Checks should be made out to Grand Ball ’76, P.O. Box 1776, • GIRLS ACRYLIC SLACKS The amount is figured at The board was informed $12.50 per pupil. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Marjorie Porter, cafeteria • GIRLS CARDIGAN SWEATERS School Supt. David Cat- manager, is planning to Reservations will be taken on a First Order Priority... tanach said ways the • GIRLS SLEEPWEAR & ROBES conduct a promition during March to stimulate in­ • INFANT/TODDLER COATS terest in the school’s lunch • INFANT/TODDLER SLACKS program. During March each child • INFANT/TODDLER SLEEPWEAR purchasing a hot lunch will AGWAY receive a slip. The child • MISSES BIG TOPS r MISSES NYLON TOPS will be asked to guess the • MISSES PRE-WASHED JEANS number of hot lunches ADVANCED SAND which will be served during Pice... • MISSES PULL-ON PANTS that month. PAINTING CLASS Winner of the contest • TEENS, LADIES DRESS & SPORT SHOES will receive a giant stuffed TO BE HELD AT • MENS. YOUNG MENS DRESS & CASUAL SHOES bear which has been donated. AGWAY • MISSES COATS AND JACKETS Appointnienls 540 NEW STATE ROAD • FAMOUS MAKER SHEETS Board Chairman David W; MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Allbee appointed members • DRAPES •CURTAINS to serve on various com­ Jan. 20th mittees. • TOYS -TRIM-A-TREE ITEMS Serving on the personnel 7:30-9:30P.M. policy committee • HOCKEY EQUIPMENT • SNOW TIRES (negotiations) are Caroline Murphy, Patricia Mulligan And Many Mora... Too Many to MantlonI and Charles Barrasso. Mrs. Mulligan will also Not All Items In Abovo Categories at Clearance Prices serve on the insurance K8 dtonge committee, and be the Welcomes board’s representative to the Bicentennial Commis­ ... but you must register! sion and to the Connecticut Association of Boards of only 150 people may attend D.E.C.A. STUDENTS Education (CABE). Barrasso and Joseph Take Over of Kings By Pelletier were appointed to come Into the etore and the maintenance com­ pickup your ticket pasa Local D.E.G.A. Studonts ofIf Tho mittee. Pelletier will also serve on the transportation Manchostor High School committee. Barrasso and Robert STORE HOURS: EQUIFMENT SHOP FrI Mon, W w LThurv“ , FrII WED., Jan. 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 pjn. Nickles were appointed to I S : 3 0 - 5 T M ' the central office com­ TlHii«S:30-a:30 ' SM 8 :0 0 - 4:30 Sat■ 8:00- - X) - 4:M CloMd TuMday mittee. 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C a r W ’® *iC StretchT^J» jainsW*'* 4 ^ 0®, '< / / 4 0**5**^ % fy ft SO & 7i00 a n r iif Infants and Toddlers Reg- »•*” Preteens, Teens & Jrs a w Warm Snow Suits S\*» S*’'®'-11 \b8.) Jeans, Slacks & Pants Reg. 22.00 to 25.50 (Birth to Reg. 12.00 to 17.00 12.99 1/2 Price e Famous makesi One & two pc. styles for Infants sizes 12 to 24 , , Now 6.00 to 8.50. Plaids, checks, solid colors, corduroys, months. And pile-lined 2 Pc. styles for girls & boys sizes 2 to 4. 6 'rt* brushed denims, even pre-washed denims. Sizes 6 to 14 and es Stretch W *' 3 to 15. t o n s ®'*®d Top**"® Toddiers Warm Winter Toddiers Pants, Giris Warm Body*'*®* Preleens & Juniors Boys Famous Make Boys Sport A < Coats and Jackets Jeans & Jackets Quit Robes t'OO Winter Coats Winter Jackets Dress Shirts Reg. 20.00 to 40.00 Reg. 5.00 to 6.50 Or/g. 12.00 Reg. 5d^0 fo 60.00 Reg. 21.00 to 85.00 Reg. 5.00 to 8.50 1/2 Price 2.99 2.99 1/2 Price 40% off 2.99 ^'^ou9 hta'^® Now 25.00 to 30.00. Limited selection for Now 12.60 to 51.00. Nylons, corduroys, Plaids, scenic prints & solid colors. Long Now 10.00 to 20.00. Sizes 2 to 4 for girls Corduroys, twills, denims, plaids & Warm quilt robes. Colorful prints. Sizes Reg- & boys In this group. more. Great sale for toddlers. Sizes 2 to 7 to 12. preteens, teens and Juniors. morel All are washable. All are super sleeves. Sizes 4 to 7 & 8 to 20. 4. ^ this group^ warm. Sizes 4 to 20.

Preteens & Tots & Qiris Giris & Toddiers Giris Sieepwear Preteen & Young Jrs Super Speciail Boys Famous Make Knit Hats & Mittens Young Jrs Winter Coats Siight imperfects Warm Sieepwear Boys Sport Coats Knit Shirts Reg. 1.50 to 3.00 SJh C*™ ’ Reg. 36.00 to 56.00 Famous Make Poly/Cotton Or/g. 9.00 to 13.00 Reg. 25.00 to 40.00 Reg. 5.50 to 9.50 1.00 1/2 Price 2.99 No-Iron Shirts 3.99 10.00 & 15.00 3.99 Nightgowns, pajamas, even footed Man-tailored sport coats In solids & fan­ Warm knit hats & mittens. Ages 1 to 10. Now 18.00 to 28.00. Tweeds, orlon piles, Turtlenecks, crew & collar style knit If perfect 5.00 & 6.00. Cozy brushed pajamas. Sizes 7 to 13. Limited quantity, hurryl hooded coats & more. Sizes 2 to 12. cy patterns. Regular & husky sizes 8 to shirts. Ail are no-lron. Sizes 0 to 20. nylon pajamas & gowns. Sizes 4 to 14. 1.99 20. Orig. 8.00 Man-tailored shirts. W to je Many colors. infants & Toddiers Girls Famous Make Sizes S.M.L. Giris & Boys Boys Famous iMake Boys & Young Mens> infants Jackets, Bianket Sieepers Piie-Lined Snowsuits Warm Knit Sieepers Tops, Pants & Overaiis Or/g. 8.00 Knit Pajamas Schooi & Dress Pants Reg. 26.50 Reg. 6.89 & 7.89 Reg. 8.00 Reg. 7.00 to 22.00 Reg. 4.00 to 6.00 4.99 16.50 4.99 Boy# Feniou# 3.99 1/2 Price 1.99 & 2.99 Heavyweight. Extra long zipper. Skid- Save 10.00. Super warm pile-lined nylon Heavyweight brushed knits. Bootee feet. Sizes 14,16 & 18 only. Flame-retardant Great assortments. Sizes 8 to 16 regular proof solos. Sizes S,M,L,XL (6 months to quilt snowsuits. Sizes 4 to 6X. Colorful prints. Sizes 4, 5, 6 & 8 for girls Make Famous makers piaywear at super 4 years). knits In.solld colors & prints with contrast & boys. jeane, StacW & slim. Waist sizes 27” to 36" for savings. Sizes 12 to 24 months. and Jacket# trims. students & huskys.

infants & Toddiers Giris & Toddiers Boys Super-Warm Boys Sweaters; P-teen & Jr. Sweaters, Warm Knit Sieepers Extra Speciail Giris 2.99 Warm Winter Jackets Pants and Siacks Arctic Snorkei Parkas Cardigans & Puiiovers Jackets, Tops & Skirts Reg. 5.79 A 6.00 Reg. 16.00 to 32.00 Or/g. 9.00 Reg. 29.00 Reg. 7.00 to 14.00 Reg. 8.00 to 25.00 boys sizes 4 to 7 3.99 1/2 Price Hurryl Heavyweight brushed knits. Bootee feet. 1.99 1/2 Price 40% Off 1/2 Price Now 8.00 to 16.00. Great buys for girls Great values for girls sizes 7 to 14. Manv Now 14.50. Rugged nylon. Pile-lined Now 4.20 to 8.40. Great buys for boys Now 4.00 to 12.50. Reduced from stock. Grow snap waist. Sizes 1 to 4. sizes 2 to 14. patterns & colors. hood. Machine wash. Navy or green. sizes 4 to 20. Hurryl Hurryl Sizes 8 to 20. ' V *»-■* ■.**•■•*

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n i i f r " OUTERWEAR: COATS. JACKETS, SUBURBANS 20% OFF REG. 30.00-87.50 “01 is! Choose from famous name coats, subur­ ii bans and jackets in sport or dress styles. W e have polyester and cotton blends plus wool, acrylic or cotton corduroy fabrics. S-XL and 36-46. Now priced.. 23.99-69.99

SAVE 20% ON LEISURE SUITS MEN'S FAMOUS DRESS SHIRTS 29.99 a 39.99 8.99 810.99 ORIG. 37,50-50.00 ORIG. 12.00 & 14.00 o Iri CPO styling or bush jacket design. Slacks have DiLorenzo shirts of Qiana® nylon in solid colors. finished bottoms and belt loops. Choose assort­ Sizes 1414-17 neck; 32-35 sleeve. Or choose a ed solids with contrast stitching; assorted checks DiLorenzo Visa ® textured polyester knit by Deer- 5-PC. SET ONEIDA® FLATWARE 2 STYLES OF TABLECLOTHS and tattersalls. Of polyester. Jackets for 36-46; ing Milliken. In solids for sizes 1414 to 17. M-m-m slacks for 32-40. Hurry! that's nice..hurry and see. 40% OFF 2.99-16.99 REG. 12.50-15.75, NOW 7.50-9.45 REG. 4.00-19.00 MEN'S SELECTED SUIT SALE SAVE 20% & MORE ON SLACKS Choose either Deluxe style in 7 patterns, reg. "Courtrai" Fibro ® rayon no-iron cloth by Sleat- 12.50, now 7.50. Or choose Community ® style in er in solids, reg. 10.00-19.00, 8.99-16.99. Nap­ 79.99-99.99 10.99 6 patterns, reg. 15.75, now 9.45. Each place set­ kins, reg. 1.60, 1.29 ea. Tobin "Perma-Tex" ORIG. 90.00-130.00 ORIG. 15.00-20.00 ting includes: salad fork, dinner fork, knife, place vinyl. Solids, rose pattern, reg. 4.00-15.00, 2.99- Famous suits and vested suits. W e have poly­ spoon, teaspoon. Of stainless steel. 12.99. Both in many sizes, shapes. Take up the slack in your closet and save! We ester knits, wools plus wool and polyester blends have famous name slacks on sale. With finished for sizes 38-46 reg., 38-42 short, 40-46 long. But bottoms, belt loops, 2 front and back pockets. not every style in every size. And remember... Made of washable polyester for sizes 31-42. all alterations are free! Choose from solids and patterns. Be early!

7-PC. CRYSTAL DECANTER SET 45-PC. SET NIKKO IRONSTONE MEN'S KNIT AND SPORT SHIRTS FLANNEL PAJAMAS FOR MEN 19.99 50% OFF REG. 25.00 ORIG. 89.95, NOW 44.97 8.99 5.99 ORIG. 12.00-18.00 ORIG. 8.00 Import Associates clear crystal ship's decanter Dishwasher and oven safe in 3 floral patterns: with stopper, 6 glasses. Etched with clipper ship "Spring", "Cameo Rose", "Jonquil". Includes Long sleeved knits of acrylic, polyester or wool in It really gets cold at night. But you can keep cozy design. Others in collection include: captain's 8 each: soup or cereal bowl; dinner plate; cup; turtleneck, crew, placket or collar styles. In solids in these cotton flannel pajamas. So warm next decanter with stopper, rpg. 25.00,...... 19.99; saucer; salad plate. Plus 1 each; vegetable dish, and patterns. Or choose assorted sport shirts of to your body! Choose from many styles and pat­ beer mug, reg. lO.CiO,...... 4.99. platter; creamer; sugar with cover. nylon/acetate or cotton/polyester blends. Great terns for sizes A, B, C, D. The savings are fantas­ with leisure suits. tic ! Be early for the best selection.

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M isses & Junior Girl’s Wear Men’s Shirts Misses Sportswear Dress, Sport, Knit Coordinates Dresses 25% - 50% OFF 33%%-50% OFF %-%OFF Girls’ corduroy slacks, blouses, reg. $24-$46 5.99 reg. $12-$4S dresses, sweaters and knit reg. $9-$14 . . Longs, pantsuits, regular length Savings on go-together shirts, pant sets, coats, out­ Choose from a great selection dresses - all In wanted fabrics. blouses, skirts, sweaters, erwear, pajamas and robes, of famous maker shirts. =all and Holiday selection. blazers, shirts, pants. skirts. 4-6x, 7-14. M en’s > Junior Polyester Entire Stock Famous Maker Young Juniors Leisure Sets Coordinates pants Robes Sportswear ^>bOFF reg. $14 1 & Loungewear jackets reg. $22-$40 Fam ous maker group: blazer, • Vs " Vs OFF 33m - 50% OFF reg.$20 Slacks, sweaters, jeans, skirts, pants In 2 styles, skirts In two Many styles: long fleeces, nylon: 100% polyester leisure sets styles, som e blouses. Llght| tricots, high deep piles, baby knit tops, blouses. Teen sizes 6- from one of America’s top 14. sand color. 5-13. bunting, etc. 8-20, 5-13, 38-44., makers.

Entire Stock* of Entire Stock Famous Maker Boys’ Wear Misses Winter Coats Warm Sleepwear Men’s Sweaters 25%-50% OFF 33%% - 50% OFF 7.97-10.97 Long nylon brushed gowns or reg. $14-$20 20%-50% OFF shirt styles, cotton flannel Boys’ corduroy slacks, boys’ gowns, shift gowns, pajamas, flannel pajamas, knit shirts, Sleeveless or long sleeve In Every coat ‘except London some with matching robes. sweaters, outerwear, flannel cardigan, V-neck, Cru-neck or Fog. Komar, Barbizon, more. shirts, hats & gloves. 4-7, 8-20. turtle styles. Famous MakeT Cling-Free Slips, Junior Nylon Tricot Special Group Halfsilps P.V.C. Jackets Sleepwear M en’s Coats sport coats V2 - V3 OFF 4.99-8.99 2.99-5.99 reg. $32-$45 reg. $7-$20 reg. $4-$9 reg.$50-$55 - 24.99 Vanity Fair, Flair, Qossard. Many styles, colors. Extra short, suburban coats P.V.C. Jackets with leather look. Assorted sheer or opaque short, average and formal reg. $70-$85 Several styles, five colors. 7-15. styles. Shift gowns, long gowns, ^39.99 lengths. pajamas, sets, caftans, floats. ,

M ISSES COATS: special group untrlmmed HAT & SCARF SETS...reg. $5 2.99 coats...reg. $65-$80 39.99 LADIES SW EATERS: white wlntuck...reg. $15 11.97 JUNIOR CORDUROY PANTSUITS: special GLOVES, MITTENS: acryllc...reg. $4 1.77 purchase famous maker pantsults...reg. $38 28.99 BETTER HANDBAGS: group mostly one of cnOiL n M P C A S U A L H A N D BA G S: man made material. a klnd...reg..reg $15-$35 30%- 5O % U r r Spring colors...reg. $16-$18 11.97 COSTUME JEWELRY: from regular stock- L A D IE S SC A R V E S: twill acetate, squares, necklaces, pendants, bracelets, earrings. 50% OFF 1 oblohgs...reg. $4 2.27