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PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester.Conn.. Tues., Jan. 20,1976 PUBLIC The weather RECORDS Increasing cloudiness, chance of snow by this evening, continuing Business Warranty deeds tonight. High mid 30s, lows teens to low Rene Veilleux to Mark 20s. Partial clearing Thursday, windy, DlanrtfPHtpr lEtirntn^ llpralh and the consumer R. and Christine S. Hqpe, high low to mid 30s. National weather property at SI McKee St., forecast map on page 24. MunehMUr-^A CUy of ViUogo Chmrm $40,000. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21,1176- VOL. XCV, No. 94 THIRTY-SIX PAGES - THREE SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Green Manor Estates Inc. to Barney T. Peter­ 1975 was banner year man Sr. and Jr., parcel on Grissom Rd., $12,500. Robert A. and Loyola E. for local savings bank Hills to John R. and Janet News I L. Nystrom, property at Budget accents defense, tax cuts The Savings Bank of Manchester had for our bank. Our year-end figures 399 Woodland St., $M,000. one otits best growth years in 1975, Presi­ reflected a 14.7 per cent growth. We at­ Trade naiM summary | WASHINGTON (U P I)- Declaring “We will give more money to those Defense spending would jump to year in the Social Security payroll payroll taxes to finance Social dent William R. Johnson told bank cor­ tribute this to the loyalty and confidence E v e r e ^ A. Murphy, opposition to “hollow” election year at or below the poverty line and cut $101.1 billion — better than one tax — the one that cuts deepest into Security benefit increases — won porators at their annual meeting Monday of our customers and the dedicated efforts doing business as Ev Compiled from promises. President Ford today off those above,” Ford told reporters quarter of the total budget. He also low and moderate income workers. support from Chairman Al Ullman, night at the Manchester Country CTub. of each member of our staff." Murphy’s Italian Spaghetti' United Press International proposed a $394.2 billion budget in outlining his proposal for federal gave high priority to the search for His proposed revenue sharing and DDre., of the tax-writing House Fred W. Geyer During 1975, the bank’s deposits in­ Johnson said SBM opened its 11th office Walter A. Carter Jr. M. Adler D obkin Aaron Cook House, 35A and 35B Oak St. emphasizing stronger national spending fiscal 1977. “I think that new energy sources. other reforms would require Ways and Means Committee. creased 14.7 per cent, Johnson said. Bank —at East Hartford’s Putnam Bridge Plaza Marriage licenses defense, business and investor tax makes sense." The President proposed greater recipients of some federal aid, such Instead of raising the $16,500 assets at year-end were up 15.3 per cent —in September 1975, and he forecast Douglas Victor Boland, cuts to create jobs and making elder­ Despite Ford’s call for reduced cuts in individual income taxes as Medicare, to contribute more ceiling on wages subject to the 5.85 over 1974, and dividends paid to depositors more expansion and growth in 1976. He 683 Main St., and Beverly State ly sick and working poor pay more of welfare spending, more than half the beginning in July, but also asked for toward their benefits. per cent Social Security tax in 1977, in 1975 were up 13.5 per cent over 1974. called attention to the availability of Ann Z e m a itis , 23 HARTFORD —The Connec­ their own way. budget would be spent on people. a maximum increase of $49.50 next In his only new initiative, Ford Ford proposed increasing the tax The dollar figures were $166,563,309 in personal checking accounts at SBM, Bank names four directors Starkweather St., Jan. 31, ticut Citizen Action Group proposed "a so-called welfare czar” rate to 6.15 per cent. This would in­ deposits, $186,176,644 in assets, and $9,- “which rounds out our complete spectrum’ St. Bridget Church. wants citizens to be able to in­ to coordinate federal welfare, crease the maximum obligation to 288,429 paid in dividends. of family financial services. Kevin Barry Bell and troduce bills in the legislature housing and food payments by setting $1,014.75 a year. Johnson also said nearly $80 million in­ "Since 1905, the Savings Bank of Walter A. Carter Jr., Aaron Cook, Dobkin, of 153 Shallow Brook Lane, J. Miller, Matthew M. Moriarty, Susan Margbt Luthy, both and urge public hearings on uniform nationwide standards for Economists consider this mortgage and installment loans were Manchester has been dedicated to offering M. Adler Dobkin and Fred Geyer is president of Rayco Products Inc. John R. Nfrosek, Richard S. Olmsted, Arlington, Va., Jan. 17. creation of an initiative benefits. He offered no details, but regressive because it takes 6.15 per made to Manchester area residents in the finest and most complete personal have been elected new directors of of Middletown. Arthur E. Smith, Harlan D. Taylor Building perm its measure which would force the said he would ask Congress for cent of gross income from workers 1975. banking services available. As we enter the Savings B a ^ of Manchester. Geyer, of 330 Spring St., is assis­ and William B. Thornton. Nutmeg Homes Inc., new legislature to consider bills authorization. earning under $16,500 — but a Johnson said, "1975 was a banner year 1976, this is still our goal," Johnson said. The four men, elected at the bank’s tant manager of the Hartford office, Leon A. Thorp, who retired as a dwelling on Strawberry submitted with the required At his briefing, the President declining percentage from those who annual meeting Monday night, have group insurance division, Aetna Life ■ director, was elected a director Lane, $^,000. number of petitions. The stepped away from the podium and earn more. r served as corprators of the bank. & Casualty. emeritus. Edson M. Bailey, Leon First Hartford Realty, system is used in 22 other, pointed to flow charts that depicted Ford recommended an $8.3 billion Carter, of 162 Mountain Rd., Also Monday night. Savings Bank Dobkin, Francis P. Handley and C. new d w ellin g a t 193 states. responsibilities at the Department of increase in the defense budget, Glastonbury, is president of Carter of Manchester corporators re-elected Elmore Watkins were re-elected Grissom Rd., $26,000; at Health, Education and Welfare. saying “We dare not do less.” 15 directors. directors emeriti. 202 Grissom Rd., $24,000; Chevrolet Co. Inc. of Manchester. g LITCHFIELD -Peter A. “If you look at those mess charts, The $101.1 billion request, Ford The 15 are Thomas A. Bailey, Ed­ New corporators elected at the an­ and at 20l Grissom Rd., Cook, of 64 Wyllys St., is vice presi­ I Reilly’s hearing for a new trial you'd have to believe that any one said, means an actual increase in gar H. Clarke, Ermano Garaventa, nual meeting were Eleanor D. Colt- $25,000. These three per­ % dent and general manager of Atlas- was adjourned until Jan. 27 with common sense would want to spending beyond the boost to cover Emanuel Hirth, Jack R. Hunter, man, John A. DeQuattro, Robert H. mits are substitutes for Bantly Oil Co., and vice president % after his lawyer disclosed change it,” he said. inflation. He said he would have to William R. Johnson-, John D. Franklin, Janis R. Latham, Jon L. three previous permits on and general manager of Atlas Oil Co. Tuesday that new evidence has The President said defense and ask for more if the arms limitation LaBelle, George H. Marlow, Frank Norris and Frank Tornaquindici. Strawberry Lane. and Atlas Service Stations. been found in the murder case. energy received the highest talks with the Russians were not ^5 The evidence allegedly iden- priorities in his proposal for fiscal successful. tifies fingerprints found at the 1977 being sent to Congress today. Ford called for a record $5.1 billion murder scene as those of a “This is not a policy of the quick to speed work on solutions to the I witness under subpoena by the fix; it does not hold out the hollow energy crisis. % defense and prosecution. promise that we can wipe out infla­ The new energy spending proposal tion and unemployment overnight,” In savings accounts, that is. Thanks to you, was 19 per cent above this year’s $4.3 Ford said. billion budget and included major in­ our official Statement of Condition shows, at year’s Regional For the first time, a president’s creases for solar and geothermal end, how your savings deposits topped the BOSTON —Student unrest budget will be reviewed by the new power development, nuclear waste $100,000,000.00 mark at Rrst Federal Savings. over federally imposed school joint congressional budget com­ disposal research and synthetic fuel That's up 15% over the year before. And something desegregation has flared up in mittee. It is likely to be frisky and in­ production. we’re pretty proud of. Because it shows you think i;i the only section of the city not dependent both in dealing with “Assuring our nation's needs for energy must be among our highest we’re a good place to make your money grow. yef^iffected by the plan. Ford’s proposals and suggesting its own. priorities,” Ford said, thus placing Th a n ks Some other things that Thomas J. Matrick William P. Legault '|-''^QUONSET POINT, R. I. Although he proposed spending $43 energy and defense as the sacred K. Craig Barnes happened at First Federal —For three years Joe Zinno has billion more than the government budget cows in a year when most during 1975 aren’t listed on been planning and building an will collect in taxes and other federal programs are being trimmed the chart How we celebrated unusual airplane to be powered revenues. Ford said the budget or marking time. I by his feet. It has passed a represented “responsible fiscal Ford, who spent 1975 bogged down twenty-five years of service in a frustrating energy policy fight Three officers at SBM Federal Aviation Administra- policy.” The expected deficit in the in Glastonbury, for instance, with Congress, proposed no bold new % lion inspection for current fiscal year is $76 billion. and made that office bigger ventures in his fiscal 1977 budget. i;:; “flightworthiness.” Now Zinno “If we try to stimulate the appointed to new posts and more beautiful than ever. i-i; hopes to fly it in a figure-eight Instead he urged prompt enactment a hundred economy beyond its capacity to res­ of programs sent to Congress last And how we had our first pattern around two pylons pond, it will lead only to a future year but stalled, in many cases, by Three officers of the Savings Bank of He is a graduate of New Britain High birthday party at our Manchester Office. And how placed a half-mile part and whirlwind of inflation and un­ collect $100,000. the policy bhtUe. Manchester, were elected to new positions School and the Hartford Institute of Ac­ we completed major expansion of our attractive Main Waiting for bus is cold, business employment,” Ford said. Fprd gave He asked Congress to consolidate at the annual meeting of bank corporators counting, and he has completed several Office in East Hartford. this pic tore.of bis spending plans (in 59 grant programs for health, educa- Monday night. They are: courses offered by the American Institute What’s coming up for 1976? Plenty of surprises. National | The current cold spell makes Hawthorne St. The^steam'photoi»rapWsir.'’''T H ^ r | | g ^ ^ “ leiwrtidftdlhg. tidn and welfare into four block grant • Thomas J. Matrick, formerly assis­ of Banking and the National Association of We think you'll find them real eye-openers-providing waiting for a school bus one of created by their breaths left. /alter SmoimlH, Kim TQ is symbol for transition quarter, packages valued at $17.7 billion and tant vice president, elected vice president Mutual Savings Banks. Wa s h in g t o n -Anyone | the three months between the end of to give the states greater controls Legault, who lives at 22 Lenox St., you with a lot of money privileges you never knew livicted of committing a the day’s less pleasant tasks. explains why they rushed to the Shales and Raymond Kogue. of operations. bus when it arrived and had to (Herald photo by Pinto) fiscal 1976 on June 30 and the begin­ over spending these funds. • K. Craig Barnes, formerly comp­ joined the bank in 1960 and now heads its before-from any financial institution. eral felony with a gun would This trio was photographed ning of fiscal 1977 on Oct. 1. From FY “In our domestic programs', my m illion! i/eceive a mandatory prison ij:; shout their names to the troller, elected vice president and comp­ mortgage department. He has completed earlier this week near S. 1977 on, the government’s accounting objective has been to achieve a troller. courses at the University of sentence under legislation in- year will begin in October instead of balance between ail the things we • William F. Legault, formerly assis­ Massachusetts’ Advanced Mortgage tVoduced today by Rep. July.) would like to do and those things we First Federal Savings Wiliam R. Cotter, D-Conn. tant treasurer, elected assistant vice School. He is secretary of Manchester 1975 1976 TQ 1977 can realistically afford to do," Ford president. Lodge of Elks and is past treasurer of the And Loan Association of East Hartford Jotter is urging similar legisla- 1137 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut 06108 Spending $324.6 $373.5 $98 $394.2 said. Matrick, who lives in Coventry, joined Home and School Association of St. James non be enacted on a state level. School bond sale approved Income $281 $297.5 $81.9 $361.3 His proposed revenue sharing and the savings bank in 1962. He is a graduate Church. Statement of Condition Deficit $.43.6 $76 $16.1 $43 other reforms would require the of Mattituck High School on Long Island Bank officers re-elected Monday night December 31,1975 ANN ARBOR, Mich. By SOL R. COHEN Roosevelt and Cross has offered and Spellacy, the town’s bond The budget will generate con­ recipients of Some federal aid, like were John D. LaBelle, chairman of the -Former Nixon aide Charles and attended the State University of New Assets Liabilities Herald Reporter the bonds on the bond market to yield counsel, handled Tuesday night’s for­ troversy in this presidential election Medicare, to contribute more toward York at Delhi. He is a graduate of the board; William R. Johnson, president and /Colson, in a new book, says i-j; 3.55 per cent in 1977 and 6.15 per cent mal action and explained the terms year, but one of the potentially most their benefits. Graduate School of Savings Banking at treasurer; Matthew M. Moriarty, vice Cash on Hand and in Banks. $ 1,137,601.19 Savings Accounts...... $102,818,296.95 I Secretary of State Henry The Manchester Board of Direc­ in 1996. The sale by Manchester is of the bond sale. explosive proposals — the higher ...... — See Page Thirteen Brown University. president; Dorothy M. Sonego, secretary; Investments and Securities. 6,731,637.35 ;i Kissinger raged over the leak tors Tuesday night authorized the retroactive to Jan. 1, 1976. On his recommendation, the sale is Richard T. Carter, David F. Dwyer, Carol ;i of the Pentagon papers. He sale of $2.9 million in school general Barnes, who lives on Cooper Lane in First Mortgage Loans...... 99,314,955.11 The bonds are for the $5.6 million conditional on a waiver from Coventry, joined SBM as a teller in 1961. W. Houghton and Bruce W. Noble, assis­ Advances from Federal ;5 also says Nixon promised to obligation bonds to Roosevelt and project for Illing and Bennet Junior Roosevelt and Cross, already agreed tant treasurers, and Anthony L. Tarini, Loans & Contracts made to i; support John Connally for the % Cross Inc. of New York City. He became assistant auditor in 1963, Home Loan Bank...... 11,254,650.00 High School additions and to by them, Spellacy said. The waiver auditor in 1965, and comptroller in 1970. auditor. Facilitate Sale of •j presidency. The bond issue is for 20 years at a renovations, approved in a is to accept correction of an error in Cost of living gained Real E sta te...... 924,030.26 net interest cost of 5.9419 per cent. November 1973 referendum. Finan­ the bond-sale prospectus. The correc­ College and Improvement I DENVER -Singer Elvis | Roosevelt and Cross had the lowest cing during the construction period tion is actually in favor of the town, Loans in Process...... i .. 1,361,647.50 § P resley bought a $13,000 bid of seven — submitted Tuesday Loans...... 2,161,282.57 has been with temporary borrowing. said Spellacy, and has no effect on 7 per cent during 1975 HALL FOR RENT I Cadillac Tuesday for a televi- | morning in the offices of the United About $2.7 million of the cost is the bids. It corrects the amount of THERE'S A BUMPER Loans on Savings Accounts 641,664.13 PINE PHARMACY For parties, showers, receptions I sion newsman because he liked | Bank and Trust Co., Hartford. being funded by the state. In addi­ money for school construction CROP OF VALUES CENTER ST. - S | meetings. Complete kitchen fadliUes Real Estate Owned & in ;§ a story about his gift of luxury | Its gross interest charge was 6 per WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cost The Consumer Price Index stood at |664 649 9 14 Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire. Other Liabilities...... 850,896.55 tion, the state will pay 1.9419 per cent received from the state. IN THE WANT ADS Judgment...... 1,403,183.62 sedans to four police officials, jij cent, but its $17,671 premium brought of the interest charges and the town of living in December rose 0.5 per 166.3 in December, meaning that the CALL LOW PRESCRIPTIOH Lithuanian Haii Spellacy complimented the town on cent and gained 7 per cent during all goods and services that cost $100 in -Federal Home Loan Bank the interest down to the 5.9419 per only 4 per cent. State law provides 643-2711 PRICES 24 GOLWAY STREET I WASHINGTON -Despite a | cent figure. In addition and on its its “excellent financial condition,” of 1975, the Labor Department said 1967, now cost $166.30. Stock ...... 1,016,000.00 that the state pays all interest costs MANCHESTER Advance Payments by i^: decline in the real Gross % own initiative, Roosevelt and Cross noting that the winning bid “is the today. Increased taxi, railroad and air­ 1,108,892.64 above 4 per cent (to a ceiling of 6 per Call betora 8 P.M. Other Investm ents...... Borrowers for Taxes and National Product for the second paid a $28,000 policy premium to the cent) for school construction bonds. equivalent of a Triple A rating,” and The December-to-December in­ plane fares and property taxes com­ Phone 643-0618 or 646-9155 bined with higher prices for new Office Building and Land.. 3,274,329.74 Insurance...... 81,137.32 consecutive year, governni^nt Municipal Bond Insurance Associa­ Tuesday night’s bond-sale that the bond issue is one of the first crease in the Consumer Price Index, Furniture and Fixtures... 324,143.35 economists are generally fen- tion, insuring the the bonds against authorization was by a 6 to 0 vote. in Connecticut "in the post-New York the most commonly used method of cars, auto insurance, auto repairs, medical services, fuel and some Accrued Interest on •J; couraged by a 5.4 per cent rise default. Because of the insurance Not present were Directors John City financial crisis era.” measuring the inflation level, was in the nation’s output during § well below the 12.2 per cent jump foods to drive consumer prices up 0.5 Investments...... 149,955.22 General Reserves and received an automatic AAA rating Thompson, Pascal Prignano and Town officials are expected to sign the fourth quarter. from Standard and Poors, for the Paul Willhide. the bonds in New York City on Feb. during 1974 and supported optimistic per cent in December. Deferred Charges and Surplus...... 6,486,113.14 highest rating obtainable. Bourke Spellacy of Updike, Kelly 11. predictions by administration The average worker’s weekly ear­ Other A ssets...... 4,665,066.28 economists that inflation is nings and hours rose slightly faster the LION’S DEN International moderating. than consumer prices during 1975, TOTAL ASSETS $122,852,741.46 TOTAL LIABILITIES $122,852,741.46 ROME —Italy stopped all § Service cost increases were the the department said. But with help of FIRST ANNUAL foreign exchange trading today § major factor behind inflation during the federal tax cut, the average wage Ojfficers Hot ashes create problem to stem an outflow of dollars December and the full year, said the earner's real spendable earnings ROBERT P. LYNCH...... President BERYL M. CASTELLINI that threatens the Italian lira department’s final report of 1975. were up 3.8 per cent. GEORGE E. STEWART Assistant Vice Pivsident & Branch ManaRer during a period of government Town Fire Chief John Rivosa, con­ emptying cigarette ashtrays, — was: 3. Store the metal container out­ December’s 0.5 per cent increase During ail of 1975, service costs “TUFER SALE" Executive Vice President & Seci'etary HARVEY A. UESRUISSEAUX crisis. Caretaker Premier Aldo i; cerned about a recent number of 1. Let fire ashes stay in the side the house, away from the was an improvement after jumps of rose 8.1 per cent, food prices 6.5 per FRANK A. PERLITZ, JR .. Senior Vice Pre.sident Assistant Vice President & Branch Manager Moro ordered the move after fires in Manchester’s garbage fireplace overnight, until they’re building. 0.7 per cent in each of the two cent and other commodities 6.2 per WED., THURS.,,TRI., SAT. ONLY! FRANK E. WHITEHEAD...... Treasurer EDWARD M. GIROUX an early morning emergency trucks, is warning townspeople cold. previous months. The year's highest cent — all of them less than the 1974 4. Don’t place ashes in the con­ CLIFFORD L. SYMINGTON Assistant Vice President & Branch Manager meeting of finance officials. •: properly to dispose of ashes irom 2. When disposing of ashes, place monthly increase was 1.2 per cent in levels. tainer within 12 hours of the garbage Vice President & Moitgage Officer JOYCE M. SAMIOTIS.. Assistant Vice President fireplaces. them in a metal container with a July and the lowest was 0.2 per cent Service costs — the most volatile HERE'S HOW IT WORKS... A.ssisUintTivasurer pickup time, to make sure they’re ROBERT H. TREWHELLA MARTIN A. BURNHAM... TOKYO —An earthquake •; metal lid, and don't combine the in August. prices in recent months — were up As.sisUint Ti-easuivr Rivosa said a small fire in a cold. Vice President & Branch Administi'ator FLORENCE J. SCANLON. struck Japan’s northernmost •: ashes with other refuse. 0.6 per cent in December after a 1.1 ■ RUY ANY ONE ITEM AT OUR ...... Auditur Sanitary Refuse Co. truck Tuesday JAMES O. MacDONALD...... Vice President ROGER A. JACO'BS...... Hokkaido island today and the per cent jump in November. A. JOHNOLIVERI.JR...... Appniiser afternoon promoted the warning. The REGULAR PRICE AND GET ROBERT B. BONNER Meteorological Agency issued This reflected December increases Assistant Vice President & Branch Manager Tuesday afternoon incident, on ANOTHER ITEM OF EQUAL a tidal wave warning along the ; Timrod Rd., was the latest in a series of 1.3 per cent in auto insurance, 0.7 Board of Directors island’s Pacific coast. There of similar fires. Judge halts Medicaid cuts per cent in auto repairs, 0.6 per cent in parking fees, 1.3 per cent in taxi PRICE OR LOWER FOR STANLEY E. BRADFORD JOHN D. BRENNAN, JR. ROBERT O. HARVEY were no immediate reports of Fire fighters said someone ap­ damage or casualties. parently dumped hot fireplace ashes HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Carl Ajello was studying the decision Clarie’s order restoring the 10 per fares, 4.3 per cent in railroad coach ROBERT P. LYNCH WILLIAM MANIERRE GERALD T. McTEAGUE HERMAN G. OLSON fares, 2.2 per cent in airline fares. 1.2 HALF-PRICE! IRWIN B. SINGER GEORGE E. STEWART RICHARD G. WILLIAMS in a garbage can, and when the can Grasso today pondered what to do and she would be conferring with him cent in payments bars Connecticut LUSAKA, Angola —Soviet- : was emptied into the sanitation truck about a federal injunction restoring on the matter. She declined to dis­ from “reducing the level of Medicaid per cent in physicians' fees, 0.9 per ENTIRE STOCK armed troops who failed in i and began smouldering inside the the Medicaid cutbacks she ordered. cuss either what alternatives were payments approved under a federal cent in hospital costs, 1 per cent in ON SALE... property taxes and 2.2 per cent in You folks their campaign to overrun ; truck. U.S. District Court Judge T. open or how the state would make up statute.” natural gas rates. m a ke us proud Angola’s southern capital are ; Sanitation men operating the Emmet Clarie Tuesday issued a tem­ the $1.2 million for the current fiscal A spokesman for the Social Securi­ regrouping for a second and ; compacter-truck called fire fighters porary restraining order against the year if the order is made permanent. Food prices were up 0.3 per cent in os punchl ty Department said the cuts, which 1$: possibly d^ecisive assault, ac- < when they saw smoke, and the fire cutbacks, which were implemented The eight-page decision would December and non-food commodities eliminated payments for private also rose 0.3 per cent. unLION’SDEN cording to pro-Western fighters — unable to get at the fire — to help balance the state budget. restore benefits to thousands of nurses and chiropractors, were made J I nii.iwil i.ifts for Urn.Ji U oim ii loo.' ^ military sources. escorted the truck to Manchester’s “We accept the decision,” she Medicaid recipients and welfare under options allowed by federal 503 E. MIDDLE TPKE. AT THE GREEN disposal area. curtly told a news conference. She clients in Connecticut. regulations. Payments to psy­ $I BARRANQUILLA, Colombia 'The truck was then dumped and the re fu ^ to elaborate further. The cuts, which took effect Jan. 1, Open Mon. Thru Sal. 10 lo 6: Thurs. & Frl. til 9 chologists, pharmacies, private Inside today 646-3736 S —A military judge has con- smouldering garbage was smothered “It was not our intention to cause were made by the Department of laboratories and medical suppliers I M.i iliir i.'ii.irqe Accepted Andover...... 5, 23 $ victed Kelly Ann Martin, 23- by piling dirt on it. harm to anyone,” she said. Clarie’s Social Services in responses to^~Mrs. were trimmed by 10 per cent. Ellington ...... 22 year-old daughter of New York Rivosa said the improper disposal order said continuance of the cuts Grasso’s order they pare expen­ Bolton...... 5, 23 Fam ily...... 29.30 Yankees baseball manager Bil- of fireplace ashes poses a hazard not could cause “irreparable harm.” ditures. The department’s com­ Clarie’s ruling agreed with the con­ Business.. S ' to 35 Hebron...... 11,23 Fksi Fedeid Sdviigs Ctassifleld 24 to 26 I ly Martin, of attempting to only to garbage trucks but to homes, Finance Commissioner Jay 0. missioner, Edward Maher, also had tention by Fairfield County Legal Obituaries...... 14 Services, which brought the suit, that Comics...... 27 S. Windsor .. 11,23 East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville, and South Windsor. g smuggle about a pound of where smouldering garbage could Tepper, the state’s top fiscal officer, no comment. Coventry .. . 21,23 an advisory committee was not given Sports .. . 15.16,19 cocaine out of the country. She cause a house fire before the garbage said the administration was "sur­ Officials project Connecticut faces Dear Abby...... 27 Tolland...... 21,23 could be sentenced to three to is picked up. prised” by the ruling and had not a $35 million deficit for the current a full opportunity to examine the Eklitorial ...... 4 Vernon six years in prison. •Rivosa's four-point warning about expected it. fiscal year and a $147 million deficit proposals and recipients were im­ E. Hartford .. 3,20,22,23,31 fireplace ashes, which also applies to Mrs. Grasso said Attorney General for the fiscal year beginning July 1. properly notified...... 3. 22. 23 n ■V PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 21, W6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com., Wed., Jsn. 21.1176- PAGE THBICT! School Board unlikely Gaming agency criticizes Democrats caucus tonight Area Gardiner speaks out Democratic caucuses are being mittee inembers in Uie ratio its Democrats will vote at Buckley Vernon placed on the property. He dted a Sdiool, Vernon St. Thus, Buckley police report building on H i^ St. where tlw Kennedy suggestions conducted tonight in all 10 of registerea\Democrats have to the Robert Gardiner of Hale St., Ext., to cut Kennedy budget Manchester’s voting districts — to total number of registered School vriU be the location for two tenants do not have water, gas, or districts — 3 and 5—but in different Rockville, questioned the Town flush (toilets) “and the town is not elect an 80-member Democratic Democrats in Manchester, except (touncU Tuesday night about the Commission Chairman Paul J. Town Committee which will take of­ 'that no district can have fewer than rooms. doing anything about that. Bat I have WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The boosing code rules. Silvergleid said Kennedy had made fice in early March and will serve for seven ipembers. The 85-member Republican Town VERNON a caveat placed on my properfy By DOUG BEVINS into is to look at the enrollment Connecticut Special Revenue (Com­ Gardiner owns much property in only a cursory investigation of the' two years. Districts 1 and 2 will have eight Committee will be endorsed because there is no fan in the Herald Reporter projections and decide on priority for mission charged today the author of town and has had caveats placed on multimillion dollar agency which The caucuses will convene at 7:30; members each. Districts 2 and 6 will Thursday night at 8 in the Municipal batltfoom.” The Manchester ^ard of Educa­ improvements,” Thomas said. a report recommending its abolition Hortensia Drdui of ML Vernon several parcels due to alleged supervises legal gambling in (Connec­ only registered Democrats are eligi­ have nine each. Districts 3-4-7-9-10 Building Hearing Room. He recommended the coOncil ap­ tion will probably make several A total of $111,000 in sought by did not know what he was talking Apts., Vernon, was arrested TVesday hoosing code violations. ble to vote. About 10,520 Democrats will have seven each, and District 8 Its members also will serve two- point a committee to check oot tbeie adjustments in School Supt. James Kennedy for improvements in school about. ticut. on a warrant issued by Comimm Gardiner said he knows of many “We are not certain as to the depth are on the town’s voting lists and es­ will have 11. year terms. They are endorsed by the records. He volunteered to help and Kennedy’s recommended 1976-1977 programs. Kennedy has estimated "It is a most general statement Pleas Court 19 duurging her with cases in town where there are of the investigation,” said Silvergleid timates of the turnout range from 5 Except for District 3, voting will be existing town committee and all 85 cautioned the council, “This stuff school budget, but it doesn't seem that it will cost $13,916,852 just to about a most complex business, it is three counts of issuing a bad check. I violations but no caveats have been at a news conference called to reply per cent to 10 per cent. in the same polling places as diving are at-large representatives for should be stopped.” likely the board will cut Kennedy’s continue the level of services as in not a fair report,” said commission to Kennedy’s report. Each district is allocated com­ last November’s election. District 3 Manchester Republicans. recommendation by any significant the 1975-1976 budget of $13 million, member Gloria A. Morris. Police said the arrest stemmed] The commissioner said Kennedy amount. and it will cost $122,211 to open She called the report by J. Walter from a complaint made by Hart­ Secretaries contract siimed Manchester’s Regional Occupational attended only one agency meeting mann’s Super Market, Rockville. The The board has started review of Kennedy, the special advisor on Vemon benefits. Training Center this fall. and spoke to no commission staff checks touded $45. She was released Kennedy’s recommendation for a gambling to Gov. Ella T. Grasso, “a A contract agreement giing The total salary increase, from ‘‘We have a two-fold role,” members while compiling his report. Council okays teacher contract on her promise to appear in Common 1976-1977 budget of $14,150,063, up 8.9 Uiree page outline of generalities.” secretaries and clerks in the Vemon $178,751, to $196,205, represeit an in­ per cent from the 1975-1976 budget, Thomas said, explaining board work “We are a vast, complex organiza­ pleas Court 19, Rockville, Feb. 11. Kennedy earlier this week salary in the Hartford haven’t been settled yet. s c I m w I system a 12.1 per cent salary crease of $21,454 or the 12.1 p«r cent. on budget proposals. tion and I find it difficult to unders­ East Hartford a four per cent raise effec­ and board adoption of a budget recommended the commission be area, Teachers at step 15, Last year, however, East The range starts at five per cent and “One is to maintain an efficient tand how anyone can critique this tive S ^ t. 1, 1976. increase has been approved. request is scheduled Feb. 9. replaced by a two tier system of con­ SHEILA TULLER the highest step, with a Hartford’s step 15 teachers terminates at 19 per cent. operation and keep the costs down,” agency after just a cursory visit,” he The contract also calls William D. Shea, 30, of 85 Center The contract agreement between ^ a r d Chairman Allan Thomas trol that would make it less suscepti­ 289-4283 masters degree will were slightly under other the Vemon Board of Education and The increase b r in p the secretaries he said. "The second is an obligation said. for increments of 2.5 per Rd., Vernon, was arrested Tuesday said Kennedy’s recommendation is ble to political influence. The teacher contracts receive $17,170. area teacher pay rates, and clerks’ pay scale on a par with to improve deficiencies in the Kennedy’s report questioned the cent in the first year. Near­ on a warrant issued by Ctommon the Local 1303 of (touncll 4, A m olcan already a "tight budget,’’ and most was approved Tuesday Councilman Esther Mrs. Kepler said. other school dtotricts and businesaes system, to get a better balance in the commission’s issuing of licenses to jal ly half the teachers are on P lea s Ctourt 19 charging him w ith Federation of State and (tounty, and of the forecast expenditures can’t be night by a 6-2 vote of the (Harke asked how this was Or. Diggs agreed to within the Vemon area. classrooms.” alai arenas within a few miles of the final step of the con­ issuing a bad check. Municipal Employes, AFL-(30, was cut. Tech plans Town (Council. comparable to other towns auditors examing board The fringe benefits extended or "All the improvements needed each other in Bridgeport and Milford. tract so the increments do signed Tuesday afternoon. "There’s 95 per cent of the budget Early in the meeting, in the area. Mrs. Kepler txxdcs to locate monies to The complaint was made by Hart­ added.incli^: Hours of work, over­ might cost a million dollars,” not effect them. It is retroactive tp July 1,1975 and that we can’t do anything about,” James Dakin, East Hart­ said she could not say as apply towards salary fun­ mann’s Super Market. The c h ^ was time, holiday premium pay, Thomas said, ‘‘and that’s im­ This year teachers at extends to June 30,1976. Thomas said. “We’re locked into ;n house ford Education Association many area contracts ding. He said the board' for $35. He is to a(^ar in court in The contract benefits 34 employes vacations, leave provisions, a^ several things,” he said, mentioning possible.” Kennedy’s plan to spend step one will receive $8,760 Rivers^ charges president, urged council which is about the median would need $88,769,from R ockville, Feb. 11. by an Increase in salaries and fringe longevity payment. salaries, fringe benefits, utilities and $111,000 on improvements would fund approval. Cheney Regional the council to give pay transportation. just seven items on the board’s 21- are dismissed Dakin said the contract raises to East Hartford’s item priority list, he said. Vocational-Technical School will CRAFT ROUTES PRESENTS The board is now negotiating with Charges involving alleged liquor was far from the 701 certified teachers. all six of the school employe groups Thomas couldn’t predict what the have an open house for parents of violations, lodged by police last association’s expectations Jai lai fronton sale James (tordier, the only and has estimated a certain percen­ board would do with Kennedy’s 1976- ninth grade exploratory students lUUKMBSKCW. November against the permittee and but a fair one. He felt it Republican to approve the tage increase for salaries with those 1977 recommendation, but said there Thursday. bartender of the Golden Spigot was in the best interest of contract, felt the teachers groups; Teachers, administrators, would probably be adjustments. The open house will begin 6;30 p.m. hinges on license Tavern, have been dism iss^ in Com­ the town to accept the con­ were more than deserving. SALE teacher aides, nurses, secretaries “Cuts, if made, won’t be too deep,” in the auditorium with the trade in­ HARTFORD (UPI) - A prises, Inc., lost its gaming rOMCJV - MEN New chorus insignia mon Pleas Court 12, East Hartford. tract considering the Councilman Henry and custodians. he said. structors presenting discussions group of investors soon will license in a scandal. Hugs savings on many outstanding Korns: Let U$ De$lgn end C m tie m Mrs. Marie E. Rivers, 48, of 117 economy. Genga added he felt the Thomas said it appears the board Thomas said Kennedy’s about their respective departments buy the Bridgeport jai alai • Jowalry • PMtsnr • WaNhanglngs M a k e y e a r Helrtoem Coatmme Member of the Silk City Chorus wear the insignia of their group Baldwin Rd., the permittee, had been School Supt. Eugene A. contract was a fair one. Hq will settle at different increase levels recommended budget isn’t yet a and shop areas. fronton for about $16 Courant sources said • Loothor walMs, pouohos 9 For Your Bleeuleumlal as they perform in a sell-out concert in Bailey Auditorium. The charged with selling liquor to minors Diggs and Board Chairper- reminded council pondanis for the different bargaining groups. budget; it’s a request for an ap­ The purpose of the program is to mUlion, provided it can get contracts have been CehbraUoH. event was the sixth annual parade of barbershop harmony spon­ and allowing minors to loiter in her son Eleanor Kepler members the Board of R e n le lt Offered, P rieet Estimates of the possible increases propriation by the town Board of inform parents of the trade and a gambling license, the exchanged and signed and 649>17t8 RL S3, Talooitvne sored by the Manchester Chapter of the Society for the ih’eser- Spruce St. tavern. Her husband, answered council Education unanimously ap­ Heatoneble, Call Vt Soon At haven’t been revealed. Directors. technical programs their sons and Hartford Courant reported the deal apparently hinges An additional savings Op** Tues.*Sat Robert F. Rivers, 49, the bartender, members questions con­ proved this contract. 649-6601 or 649S5S5. “The real budgeting comes when vation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in daughters will pursue during their today. on whether the state with IMS ad 10:30-5:00 pjM. Because a large share of had been chargeid with allowing a cerning the contr^act. Kennedy’s budget plan involves fixed you know how much money you’ll America, Inc. held Saturday. The program was arranged around high school years at Cheney Tech. The group, which is Special Revenue Commis­ minor to loiter in the tavern. Board members Emory costs, there’s little the board can do get,” Thomas said. Arrangements may be made at this expected to apply soon for sion will license the new musical reminiscences and featured three guest quartets. Mrs. Rivers’ case was dismissed Daly and Walter Miles to cut the budget. The school board began review of time for consultations with instruc­ a license, includes Stam­ buyers. Vincent A. Zito directed the chorus. (Herald photo by Dunn) by the court Jan. 15. Mr. Rivers’ case were also present at the "One of the few areas we can get the budget plans Monday night, and tors of general education and related ford financier Hyman J. subjects. was dismissed Dec. 15. council meeting. The Teamsters Union will continue the review in special The new contract calls Goldfeld. Pension Fund has an $11 M nderson-U tfh meetings Thursday, next Tuesday, for three per cent salary T he Courant said million mortgage on the and Feb. 2. The meetings, open to the increase effective at the negotiations have been property, but it was not public, are scheduled for 8 p.m. at .POLICE REPORT mid point of this school going on since December, known how much profit THEATRE ^ the board office, 45 N. School St. Crash brings arrest year. The 1976-77 salary when the current owner, CSE investors would make SCHEDULE I The school board must adopt a schedule gives the teachers Connecticut Sport Enter­ on the sale. budget plan by Feb. 9 for submission Arrests made or summonses • Charles R. Williams II, 29, of Judy A. Phipps, l8, of East Hart­ Wednesday | to the town manager. The town issued by Manchester Police in­ Hartford, charged early this morning Other accidents reported by police ford was charged with failure to manager will then make his own cluded; with driving while his license was today included : UA East 1 - “The Man Who | drive to the right as a result of a adjustments and submit the revised • Phyllis L. Atkins, 17, of Glaston­ suspended, on Center St. Court date Would Be King” 7;00-9:18 ^ head-on, two-car crash Tuesday on • 12:30 p.m. collision Tuesday on UA East 2 — “Love & ^ proposal to the Board of Directors. bury, charged Tuesday afternoon is Feb. 17. Stop&ShopI Buckland which injured three per­ Olcott St. involving cars driven by Death” 7;00-10;00; & Action by directors is scheduled for with fourth^egree larceny (shoplif­ Albert G. Nevin Jr., 26, of East Hart­ Thefts reported to Manchester sons, Manchester Police said today. CURIOSITY “Everything You Wanted to S May 15. ting) at Sears Roebuck & Co., ford, and Christine M. Hebert, 20, of Manchester Shopping Parkade. Court Police Tuesday included I Ms. Phipps’ car was in collision Sunshine Know About Sex” 8:30 K Stafford. Ms. Hebert was X-rayed at UA East 3— “Walt Disney’s *§ • At least $170 in cash and two fur with a car driven by Donald E. date is Feb. 9. the hospital and released. No charges Vienna Fingers CAN BE A True Life Adventures and $ • Dorothy R. Helfrick, 20, of coats, valued at between $300 and Moquin, 22, of 193 Lydall St. at 5 p.m. were lodged. Strongest Man in the World” x Lebanese troops Glastonbury, charged Tuesday night $500 each, stolen in a Monday night at N. Main St. and Tolland Tpke., 21 oz KILLER 7:30 S with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ burglary into H & K Laundry, 260 police said. • A 2:30 p.m. accident Monday in Pkg 99li{89c • Keith J. Perkins, 19, of Union- daytime, burglaiy Tuesday at St. taken to Manchester Memorial the natural curiosity of children tures of the Wilderness g from Syria have driven .JLebanese Police said Jelley was trying to avoid Purina Puppy Clp» 2lbplig89c Fam ily” 7:00-9:00 Vilie^ ■ (^ rg e d Tuiesday afternoon -Barthplomdw’s (^urch, 741 E. Mid­ Hospital, treated and released. The a collision with a truck stopped in the Purina Beel Flam Puppy ChowS lb pli|1.69 who, perhaps, have.bton told tableb army troops from a strategic with fourth^egree larceny (shoplif­ dle Tpke. Burglars entered the un­ injuries were minor, authorities said. Kal Kan Stew Dog Ftxid 24 ta can 59c Vernon Cinema 1 — “Grizz- ;g crossroads position and advanced road.'No charges were lodged. are candy, liquids, are pop, and a ly Adams” 7:00-9:00 ting) at (jaldor of Manchester, Burr locked church and broke down ah of­ Court date is Feb. 10. into the foothills of Mt. Lebanon in an medicine is “yummy”. C in e m a 2 — “ T h e O th e r Side 8 Corners Shopping Plaza. Court date fice door to get at the money, police apparent attempt to grab as much • Sanw medicise katUas have of the Mountain” 7:20-9:20 is Feb. 9. said. territory as possible today before a "child-proof" stoppers but don’t S h o w c a s e C in e m a 1 — MomntW JWWhgww/ “Lucky Lady” 1:45-7:30-9:50 cease-fire is called. 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AUiAMDAT SUNLIANVK m ilrt|S c IV4 n a Q (VANILLA A CHOCOLATE) Large Group pf NOW SHOWING-LIMITED ENGAGEMENT I U$mb»r ot (he Henlacotor kittmational Group of Comptnfa Vemon-CINEMA I A 11-949-9333 CAU AHEAD 647-1076 OR ENJOY IT Girls Dresses ...REDUCED 40% MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade HELD OVER - FINAL WEEK IN OUR HEATED DININ6 ROOM. Only ten c in iio fkrnmf pen i i wSI be eecepled______PAGE FX)UR - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HBiRALD. MaBcheiter. Coon., Wed., Jan, ai. 1976 Scene from Kere Andover and Bolton discuss schoolis lianrlfMtpr SiipntngHprali» DONNA HOLLAND board member, attended a meeting intent to provide a quality education Founded Oot. 1, 1881 The Andover Board of Education with the Bolton school board, Bolton for their Grade 7 and 8 students. And they’re still using them today, Joe expressed interest in carrying on Vogel said the Bolton board would Member, Audit Bureeu of Clrculetlon Member, United Preee Internetlonel has been invited to continue talks They say that politicians are just man. Here’s a story that never with the Bolton Board of Education further discussions concerning An­ appreciate Mrs. Kowaldd bringing 315 Brood Stroot Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, like everyone else, only more so. happened, but wouldn’t it have been about Andover students in Grades 7- dover students attending Bolton its interest to her board’s attention. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. SOL R. COHEN “How large is your property?” was Monchostor All over the country, voters And the next question. someUiing if it had. • 12 attending Bolton schools. schools in Grades 7-12. If it 'desires further discussion, it Reymond F. Roblneon, Edltor-Publliher HeroM E. Turklngton. Meneging Editor non-voterh are preparing themselves “Well," replied the chicken A reporter traveling with a can­ A letter stating the above was sent Vogel said the interest persists. could contact the Bolton superinten­ OPEN SUNDAYS for the barrage of campaign oratory each other in over 25 years met in a farmer, “It’s a gog^ 60 feet alon^ the didate dashes down the steps to Beatrice Kowalski, chairman of He said if talks were to connmaice, dent to arrange a meeting. 10 to 4 soon to descend on them. In fact, in supermarket. front it’ra o ^ 100 feet deep.” wheeled up to the plane he’s in, the Andover school board, by they could prove most supportive of The Andover board has control of Opinion those states holding early presiden­ "TeU me,” said the first, “What The politician laughed. “Back rushes to a phone booth and c ^ his William Vogel, Bolton school board the study committee’s resubmitted Andover students in Kindergarten CLOSED MONDAYS are your three sons doing now?” recommendation if It took such ac­ throu^ Grade 6. tial primaries''it already has home on my ranch, I get in my car city editor. chairman. DAILY 10 to 6 . KstimatM QIadty Given descended on hem. “IVell,” replied the other proudly, around 9 in the morning and I start to “CSiief he shouts into the phone,” Vogel said Bolton has been in- tion within the SO days as prescribed Andover students in Grades 7-12 “one is a doctor with a wonderful are controlled by the Rham District 8 Open Ttiurs. A Fri. tH • P.M. Many strange accounts of cam­ drive. I drive and I drive and I don’t “have I got a scoop. Hold the back fohned of the state Department of by state statute. i THUR NIGHT TIL 9 SM. W 8 F.M. Fire protection paigning have come to us over the practice and the other is a very reach the end of my property until page for my story.” Education’s recent rejection of Vogel said, “We say supportive in Regional Board of Education. years.— som'e true, some successful lawyer with more clients about 6 at night.” It was Benjamin Franklin who Regional District 8’s study com­ the sense Andover could cite the Mrs. Kowalski said the letter from M 9 - 7 3 7 0 S4 McXm Si, Mwclwsti r exaggerated. than he can handle.” ’The other man nodded his head in said, “People who are all wrapped up mittee’s recommendatiim on Grade 7 exploration of Grade 7 and 8 students Bolton will be discussed at the next (Off Center ttreety is the real issue There’s the story of the presiden­ “But what about your third son?” understanding, “I once had a car like, in themselves make small and 8 students. attending Bolton schools, along with Andover school board meeting Feb. In almost any discussion of that the citizens of Manchester tial candidate who was being extolled asked her friend. that.” packages.” When Dennis Keenan, Andover other options, as indicative of their 10. “Oh yes,” came the answer. “He’s the Buckland fire protection and the Eighth District con­ at a campaign dinner in New Once, on New York’s lower East What, you ask, is the purpose of all Hampshire: a politician and, to tell you the Side, a politician invited one of his this — what brought it on?j Well, Charter controversy, personalities, tinue to have the high quality “Our beloved candidate,” said the truth. If It were not for him we’d all constituents to lunch. you’re the reader and you have every traditions, and philosophies in­ fire protection they now enjoy. chairman of the event, "is a man of be starving.” The waiter took their orders and right to know. commission SAVE evitably crop up and only tend The longer this Buckland wisdom, matched only by his hones­ ’Then there’s the story of the Texas then asked, “What will you have to We’ve just found out that British to fan the fires of animosity ty, his understanding of human politician who campaigned house-to- (h^nk, gentlemen — coffee or. tea?” comic Joe Miller, the originator of moves ahead controversy continues un­ nature, his desire to serve and his house in the sparsely populated rural “I’ll have coffee,” said the politi­ Joe Miller’s Joke Book, died about between some of the more resolved the more divided our ability to accomplish what yoU and I districts. cian. 237 years ago (August 1738). We Bolton vocal participants. community will be. We hope know is best for this country.” He came to a smair four-room “Me too,” said the other man, “but knew his jokes were old, but not that DONNA HOLLAND HoweverTwith the recent ac­ the two parties and courts will At this point, the candidate tugged house and gave his catnpaign pitch. make sure the cup is clean.” old. 646-0375 at his sleeve and whispered, “Cton’t ’Then he asked, “What do you do The waiter returned with two So, all we’ve tried (o do here is to At its last meeting the tion by the Eighth Utilities act with deliberate speed to forget my humility.” way out here?” coffees and inquired, “Which one keep his memory alive — if not his charter commission voted OFF District to seek a court judg­ arrive at a conclusion. Once, two women who hadn’t seen “We raise chickens,” replied the asked for the clean cup?” jokes. unanimously to request $1,- _ OurRog.LowPHc«! ment to decide whether it or The sooner the legal isssue is 610 for its operating budget for the remainder of its c\fcnY VIEW-MASTER the Town Fire Department has resolved, the sooner the two term. the fire protection responsibili­ fire protection agencies can In this year’s budget 8250 ty; the issue is a legal one and return to a mutual aid arrange­ was allocated for the com­ •SCENIC PACKET the one that really counts. mission. It feels it needs sen 's® •CARTOON P A O ^ ment for the benefit of the more. And M o r e In Our Entire Stock! For regardless of the. per­ citizens they both serve. The funds are needed for CITIZEN BAND administrative costs, sonalities, the traditions and We think it is time to put 23 CHANNEL TRANSCEIVERS! EXMIPIK: philosophies, it is imperative aside the personalities, the printed materials, supplies, phone calls, that a legal answer to this SAVE OVER <20! 39.4®- VIEWER^ traditions, and the philosophies secretary, resources and KRACO12310 1.12 Re*. 1.89 IN OUR PHOTO O tF ly gray-area of the law be found. and let the court decide the consultant. FOR THE BEGINNER! c o » « ^ The courts must decide if the Buckland issue. The request will go to the annexation of Buckland to the We are aware that the deci­ Board of Selectmen and, if approved, the Board of Kodak TrimlHe Eighth District was done legal­ sion, when it comes, will be SAVE Finance. 8 9 » ^orelcd 12-Cup OVER Instamatlc^ 18 ly, and in doing so it will set hard to take by the losers; but If all goes well, the com­ Camera Outfit the precedent for. the future the real stake is not depart­ itak mission hopes to have its Drip Coffeemaker boundary changes. ment pride but fire protection. proposed charter voted on KRACO 12320 WITH during the November state FOR THE TRUCKER OR EASY The Herald’s sole concern is . elections. VOLUNTEER FIREMAN Our 0 0 9 4 DROP-IN FILM Special plea Reg. ^^^^(IHD513! LOADiNQI T he commission 34.99 requested a special plea be No burned or bitter taste, because POUCH CASE FOR MOST Cheap foreign steel put to townspeople to at­ coffee doesn't boil. Keep wartn feature. < POCKET CAMERAS 8 POCKET CALCULATORS. tend its meetings and give WITH DELTA TUNING. an extinct threat their suggestions, either Crock Pot orally or written. Kodak 20 Exp. Color One of the great issues of the tion and the worldwide Written comments may Film with Procosaing* JOHNSON I123SJ also be mailed to the com­ SAVE OVER <42! Our 1 4 9 9 SAVE 1960s was that of “cheap business slump has much to do FOR THE PROFESSIONAL • Reg. 110-20 foreign steel’’ versus the high- with it, imports of foreign steel mission in dare of the Town I *3100 •126-20 Hall. 1 8 ^ •135-20 priced American jiroduct. in the first 10 months of 1^5 No one from the public Real crockery lining for better taste. YOURCHOCE 4.33 Slow cooking brings out the natural *By leedlng InUependint U b Enjoying labor costs far were 18 per cent below those of attended the last charter flavor. commission meeting. 1 2 7 i below those of their American the same period in 1974. WITH SOLID STATE METER competitors and, especially in At th e meeting, Thanks not only to the members agreed they READOUT, AMERICAN MADE SAVE the case of Japan and West predicted higher wages for favor some form of a town 4 Per Store, No Rein Checks Sensuous Stone Ring OVER Germany, benefiting from foreign steelworkers but also meeting form of govern­ ALL HAVE BUILT-IN SPEAKERS & CRYSTALS; INSTALL FOR OFF SAVE The magic stone <41 A winter day in Manchester (Photo by Reginald Pinto) OVER modernized facilities built to steep boosts in the prices of ment. FUN OR EMERGENCY USE. FCC TYPE ACCEPTED. that shows the state The do not plan any <10! of your emotions. from the ground up after the f^el and scrap metal, the «SA104 UNIVERSAL ROOF OR TRUNK MOUNT % Our Ofig. 4.88 radical changes for the 3 0 1.99 C.B. ANTENNA, Reg. 19.99...... 14" devastation of World War II' operating costs of steelmakers OPEN FORUM town. But they want to be Our Reg. Low Prices on IKA2400 DELUXE 504)HM UNIVERSAL 0 0 7 0 foreign steelmakers began un­ in Japan, Europe and the prepared for change in the ROOF OR TRUNK MOUNT C.B. ANTENNA, Reg. 29.99... iC £ Sensuous Stone Ring dercutting the American United States are now pretty The Manchester Evening Herald ty Council discussions. But the world Israel is “expansionist” and not First hand experience has pointed event the town starts to In Sterling Silver closes its eyes and ignores these il- grow. ALL LIGHT market both at home and much in the same range. invites comments from its readers Communist. Russia. Israel is out to me the very urgent need of this on current issues of the day. legal Arab: and Communist “racist” and not the Idi Amin nations facility, and I feel certain that on un­ L The commission meets A handsome stone in an Japan’s steelmaking costs SAVE OVER Duraflame Fireloga abroad. '' Letters should be brief, legible, maneuverings.’- of Africa. And Israel is guilty of biased and impartial appraisal can each Thursday a t 7 p.m. at <25! FIXTURES elegantly simple mounting are put at $270 a ton and those And this is, indeed, tragic. There “conquest" and not Russia in only result in a more convenient and the Town Hall. of sterling silver At the same time as and must be signed and include IN OUR STOCK! Our Orig. 19.97 Burns 3 hours domestic producers argued for of Europe at approximately the Writer’s mailing address. are so many other trouble spots in Eastern Europe, (^ina in Tibet, In­ comprehensive treatment center for It holds public session with colorful Letters should be mailed tot The the world that should occupy the dia and Goa and Bangladesh, and future victims of cancer east of the from 7 until 7:15 p.m. and flames. Reg. 89c higher tariffs and tougher $290 a ton. The comparable CHOOSE FROM OUR figure for the U.S. industry is Manchester Evening Herald, Open attention of the Security Council of Turkey in Cyprus. Not a word is (Connecticut River. froih 9:15 until 9:30 p.m.; The Mood Watch “anti-dumping’’ legislation to Forum, Box 591, Majiehester, the United Nations. being heard anywhere in the United The media deserves much credit The time can be increased' OUR FINEST LARGE SELECTION Heavy Duty Grata $275 to $280 a ton. See your inner moods stem the tide of cheap foreign Conn. 06040. In Lebanon, Syria is pushing the Nations about any of these flagrant for drawing the attention of the if necessary. TAPE PLAYERS! For coal or .“ Both European and Palestinian terrorists to destroy the and brutal conquests. public to this situation and stirring All meetings are open to OF SWAGS, CEILING re fin e d on the dial of steel, they were criticized for SAVE the rilood watchl lois; cast Iron, Japanese competitors have Lebanese state and to make it a base And this is the real tragedy of our up concern for the cancer patient. the public. IN-DASH AM/FM STEREO 8-TRACK &WALL FIXTURES! OVER Our Orig. 19.76 » 2ri0(«. having let obsolescence over­ Russianf Arab from which to strike at Israel. 18"doop. experienced sharply increased time. Dictatorial nations, with power Cancer strikes swiftly and un- take the industry. The solution, actions illegal In Angola, Russia and Cuba are and influence, are increasingly im­ discriminatory, no one is immune. Allen notes Or CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER it was said, lay in out- costs for labor, raw materials openly involved in the destruction of posing their will upon the world, and Personally, I am deeply grateful that To the editor, ^ ,the non-commiinist forces and the meal price Now, enjoy favorite FM radio YOUR and energy which have, in con­ among the free nations, there is not at last this subject is being in­ and tape cartridges in your car. CHOICE innovating the foreigners The Security Council of the United promotion of (Communism. junction with the double one that is strong enough and vestigated. This knowledge in some changes Kit for installation; original d oo o o _ ™ rather than trying to block im­ Nations is currently preoccupied And in Soviet Russia, millions of fearless enough to stand up to them. small measured serves to mitigate equipment in-dash style. Reg. 99.99 ■ MEa. 6 Million Dollar Man devaluation of the dollar, with the question of the “national people, including three million Jews, Rabbi Leon Wind the pain and suffering that so many Bolton Model Kits by MPC ports with tariff barriers PAIR OF 18 OZ. AIR-SUSPENSION SPEAKERS, R«f. 29.99 23" Vanalt:^ raised the cost per ton of rights of the Palestinians.” The are kept in bondage, deprived of their 241 Parker St. have endured. A policy change for free FORTHEARTISTI which in the long run would SAVE OVER *17! foreign steel delivered to about Arabs and the Russians are pressing basic human rjghts in violation of all Manchester Harold Pugh or r^ u c ^ price meals for YOUR only be turned against for the creation of a “Palestinian” international charters and 332 Windsor St. all school students has Mini 8-Track Auto • 9x12 Drawing Pad, Reg. 1.39 CHOICE the same levels as American state and for the recognition of the •9x12 Sketch Pad, Reg. 1.49 American products. agreements, including the latest Manchester been announced by Ray- I Stereo Tape Player Rag 209 Ea steel,’’ says Thomas Graham, PLO as the sole masters of such a •9x12 Charcoai Pad, Reg. 1.69 1.57J agreement in Helsinki. Also in ^ e long run, it was Cancer facility mond Allen, superinten­ BUILT-IN president of Jones & Laughlin, state. These are thp real and pressing dent of schools. BURGLAR ALARM! predicted, steadily rising stan­ YOUR Six Million Dollar Man as quoted in the Wall Street The whole question of a Palestinian issues that the Security Council study praised The major change is Our Reg. 54.99° <37 dards of living anaong foreign state is a spurious one, as historical­ should debate, and not the false and Dateline 1776 family size income criteria Full dimensional stereo CHOICE Game by Parker To the editor,. workers would eventually Journal. ly^ Jordan, which was part of the artificial question of the PLO. for determining eligibility sound, slide control knobs. It was gratifying for me to read in By United Press International 2-4 Players “The era of cheap foreign original Palestinian mandate, is the But the world has always used has been increased. narrow the labor-cost gap. 'Ihe Manchester Herald of Jan. 15th PROVIDENCE, R.I., Jan. 21 - COTTON CANVAS PANELS AgM7-14 steel,’’ he adds, “has gone the real natloqal home of the scapegoats to divert people’s atten­ An example is a family Solid State Auto Something like this seems to Palestinians. And the participationnof tion from the real sources of trouble. ^ t an eight-person committee has Rhode Island Gov. Cooke defended 9il2 129 187 JSS 076 ^ R ig 3.69 way of cheap foreign oil, never of four with a gross yearly FM Mini Converter SPack 2.97 been appoint^ to investigate aU the sale of supplies to British have come true in recent the PLO in the debate is illegal and In the past, it was always the Jew income of less than $6,260 Rdf. 1.59 I Ria.2.Z9 I R«c.3.39aii R«3.09 facets of the need for utilizing the es­ warships by residents of Newport on FO R A a to return.’’ contrary to the United Nations who was used for this purpose. is eligible for free meals 12VOLTVEHICLESI Super Heroea"* by Mago months. tablished cancer treatment facility grounds the town was defenseless STRETCHED COTTON CANVAS Charter which recognizes only es­ Today, it is the Jewish state that is and with a gross yearly in­ Our Reg. 29.99 While it is a complex situa- a t the Manchester Memorial <21 YOUR tablished nations and states as the culprit. So, Israel is the and their refusal to do so would SilO 12x16 16x20 CHOICE come of less than $9,770 is Converts your AM radio to Primad 3 6 7 legitimate participants in the Securi­ “aggressor” and not the Arabs. Hospital. result in bombardment. also bring in FM*stations. I Primad Primad eligible for reduced rate |Rac.2.89. Rag. 3.79. R il.499. Reg 2.69 2.29. THOUGHT FOR TODAY meals. Unusual family expenses are also included in deter­ Week of Fryer faithful in remembering to obey Connecticut’s senators rated on liberal votes mining eligibility. SAVE SAVE for Christian Unity Christ’s great commandment, and be, WASHINGTON — Based on voting voting “correctly” on the 18 .selected close senatorial election. Ten Applications are at the OVER more apt to have the mind of (Christ The Maximus Paddle Frost *32 Just as the scandal of disunity records in 1975 by its 11 “freshman” By LEE RODERICK issues. senators, on the other hand, all were Bolton Elementary School FOR PLATFORM & PADDLE TENNIS among churches makes our Christian in all our deliberations — instead of members, the ^nate is becoming The Herald’s In Connecticut, Sen. Abraham given scores of zero for their voting office. All information is Hard rock maple, 72 Queen witness less effective, so does disuni­ our own desires. more liberal at the same time as Ribicoff, a'Democrat, scored 78 per on the issues. confidential and is only n Washington Correspondent holes. Full aluminum. 10C u-Ft. ty within the local church. Today I Let “love one another” be written used to determine eligibili­ I rim, leathers pollster Louis Harris says the coun­ cent in the rating. Sen. Lowell “Probably the most significant ■ ' j want to enlarge our vision of Chris­ in our hearts and minds and try as a whole is becoming more con­ policy and seven on foreign and Weideer Jr., a Republicain scored 72 fact is uncovered by comparing the ty. rawhide safeq Chest I tian Unity to include unity among expressed in our lives, so that “they Applications may be sub- thong; A.P.T./ servative. That is a key fact m iliti^ policy — that were before per cent. 1975 scores of new senators and the; [approved. Freezer each local church body. will know we are (Christians by our emerging from the latest rating of the Senate during the first session of Only three senators were given a 1974 scores of their predecessors,” m itt^ any time during the During an administrative board love.” senators by the Americans for theMth Congress in 1975. Issues were perfect 100 per cent by the ADA — said the ADA. “The 11 new membera ' year. meeting in my own church last year, Submitted by: The Falcon Paddle For Democratic Action (ADA). selected IqCa committee of ADA Democrats Dick Clark and John averaged 57 per cent, as against 34 PaddleballA Paddle TennU SAVE tempers flared over a particular Elaine Holcomb A leading liberal organization that members and officers and, according Chilver, both Iowa; and John Darkin per cent by those whom they A lliso n issue- and before long many were MA(CC Division Hard birch plywood, OVER has annually rated members of to the group’s press release “are of New Hamsphire. Durkin, replaced, and 49 per cent by all retur- leather grip. Reg. 7.99 aggravated to the point of expressing of (Christian Unity however, was only present for six of T M tn rA Congress since 1947, ADA has just those whiqh ADA believes to be n i^ senators. Among the nine new receives THE EAGLE AM/FM their dissatisfactions over pet peeves watershed votes, votes with a sharp the 18 votes because of the delay in Democrats, it was 65 as against 37.” PADOUBAUPAOOIE...... 3 “ 8!S ’2! WITH WOOD ’50t issued its rating of the 100 renators. GRAIN TOPI of long standing. The group will shortly release Its iiberal/conservative division un- being seated following bis state’s doctorate 19” Diagonal B&WTV 8-Track Recorder One wise member was moved to rating of House members as well — biurred by extraneous matters.” rise and urge us to open our hymnals YESTERDAY’S despite pleas from a number of Issues selected for rating ranged Bolton to “Blest be the tie that binds — our THE ALMANAC OUR REG. LOW CaMor WITH FULL-SIZE freshman Democrats to leave them from abortion (use of Medicaid funds Robert W. Allison PRICES ON Our CHANGERI hearts in Christian love." As off the list this year. to pay for abortions), school busing On this day in history: received the degree of doc­ 25%OFF Low 2.5 Years Ago By United PreM International . grumblings ceased and we uncomfor­ “A lot of the freshmen are nervous (use of federal funds to require the In 1861, Jefferson Davis resigned tor of philosophy from the ^ ! ? 0 Price. Our Rag. 159.99 <127 tably sang, “We share each other’s This date was a Sunday; The Today is Wednesday, Jan. 21, the ALL ICE HOCKEY EQUIPMENT <179 <134 same), and common-site picketing from the United States Senate, 12 Herald did not publish. about the ADA ratin g s," ADA 21st day of 1976 with 345 to follow. University of Qiicago in TWo targe storage baskets and textured aluminum Sunshine* picture tube, 70 positran UHF click- Record 8-track tapes directly from radio woes, each other's burdens bear,” spokesman Sam Fields told a on the domestic side, to military days before Mississippi seceded from & ICE SKATES IN OUR STOCK! stop tuner. Four inch round speaker. Ideal or phono. Two 18” molded speaker Tlie moon is moving toward the December. NOT Aa ITEMS m Aa STORES. NO RAM CHECKS interior. Buy money-saving sp e c^ & store in safety. we knew we had not loved each other 10 Years Ago reporter. “They see that as a cross to spending and'dismantlings of the the Union. He is the son of Mr. and second or personal set. enclosures. Includes 2 microphones. last quarter. ’ PLUS DELIVERY as Christ commanded; Manchester Country Club bear this year, particularly if they Safeguard ABM site in North Dakota. In 1908, New York City enacted the The morning stars are Venus and Mrs. WilUam B. AUison of “A new commandment I give to members pledge about $M,000 In Senators favored by ADA were “Sullivan Ordinance,” which held won in a normally conservative Pluto. The evening stars are Mars 127 Brandy St. and is a 1961 you, that you love one another; even bonds toward rebuilding and Republican district. They read the those supporting the “liberal” side of smoking in public by women iliegal. graduate, of Manchester T and Jupiter. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE as I have loved you... by this all men renovating the club’s facilities, such issues (e.g. voting for federally In KM, the world’s first ati^c- Harris polls that say the country is Those born on this date are under High School and a graduate MANCHESTER SALE: WED^ thru SAT. will know that you are my disciples, gutted in a Dec. 21 fire. funded abortions, common-site powered submarine, the “Nautilus” going conservative and they think the the sign of Aquarius. of Brown University in Hours: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. if you have love for one another,” Herman Passcantell, present con­ ADA rating can be used agains them picketing, and to reduce defense was launched at Groton, Conn. 1145 Tolland Turnpike Civil War Confederate Gen. Providence, R.I. where he John 13:34,35 (RSV). struction inspector in the town’s spending). Senators with the highest to identify them as a liberal big Thomas Jonathan Jackson — known A thought for the day: President majored in religious Perhaps if at every church meeting public works department, is ap­ spender. ADA scores were those deemed the as “Stonewall Jackson” — was bore Harry Truman said, “The respon­ studies. we po st^ a large sign reading LOVE pointed to the new post of work coor­ The .ADA rating of the Senate most liberal. Overall, members of sibility of the great states is to serve Jan. 21,1824. ONE ANOTHER, we might be more dinator in the highway department. covers lA ^^otes — 11 on domestic the Saiate averaged 49 per cent in and n^ to,donate the world.” MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. Ifanrheetee OoHk.. Wed.. Jan. 11. 1979 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 21.1978 Manchester receives of everyone knotos Grant List extension how to use a stove Manchester Assessor Ed Belleville! 4 mills — 2 mills for each. has recjuested and has received an Manchester’s Oct. 1, 1974 Grand extension of the town’s Grand List, List was ^,919,663. Nobody in town government would predict what the JAMES V. HEALION twice: when you cut it and when you- required by state law (without the new one will be but indications are it HARTFORD (UPI) - The "old bum it. , extension) to be released by Jan. 31. wood-burning stove has long been a But the trick is to do both efficient­ A spokesman in his office said the will show only a modest increase. The extension granted by the state fixture of rugged New England, but ly. Using axes and chain saws is not Grand List, which is based on Oct. 1, Tax Department was b^ause of not everybody knows how to use one. for the absent-minded. And burning 1975 valuations, will be released Merice Connors, who has spent wood wisely requires equal horse about the middle of February. The three factors — the town’s austerity program, which left the assessor’s many a winter night toast-warm and sense. Grand List will be the basis for the ■s'" office with a vacancy until last week, carefree deep in the Maine woods, The wood should be seasoned. 1976-77 budgets and tax rates to be . when the directors authorized filling recalls the city visitor who rented a Some can tell if wood will bum well adopted in May (for the fiscal year it; change of other personnel and the hunting camp and said using the old by its appearance, weight, or smell. beginning July 1) by the Board of time elapsed before they were suf­ stoves was like slicing bread: If you buy it, the easiest way to find Directors. ficiently acquainted with work; "Nothing to it.” out if it is dry is to split If and try bur­ The current tax rates are 50.65 the and the work-load of the town’s The city man was then told, ning a sample. mills for the General ^ d , 6 mills revaluation program, scheduled be 6a §1 "There’s your kindling and that’s Two cords of wood are not the for the Towii Fire District and 12 to 2 • completed in time for next October’s 2 • for your firewood. Take care.” same. Generally, the smaller Uie mills for the Special Downtown Grand List and to be the basis for It wasn’t too long before the man wood Is split, the greater amount of Taxing District. The Eighth District w 1977-78 taxes. 1^1 stomped into the camp office, teary- wood in a cord because smaller wood leyies its own taxes for fire protec­ tion and sewage service, currently at eyed, and cussing. "That damn stove stacks closer. doesn’t work. There’s smoke all over A cord is a stack of wood 4 feet the camp,” he said. One look and it wide, 4 feet high and 8 feet long — a 21 was clear. The man had started the total of 128 cubic feet of air and Carter aide rejects SH fire in the stove’s oen,not its firebox, wood. The actual volume is less when Connors, a resident of Greene, split for firewood. A "face cord” is a Maine, chuckled. pile 4 feet high and 8 feet long, cut in support of Wallace Connors says wood warms you 12, 16, or 24 inch lengths. HARTFORD (UPI) - Former Dees said he thought the momen­ If you have a foot-long firebox, Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter doesn’t tum Carter generab^ in the Iowa make m re the wood you buy will fit. want" George Wallace’s support caucuses would be especially helpful That is, unless you want some exer­ because the Alabama governor is the to Carter in New Hampshire where Bid openings cise. worst thing that could happen to the he faces Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., listed Feb. 1 And you should keep an eye on Democratic party. Carter’s finance Rep. Morris K. Udall, l>Ariz., and •“ S . « -c wood these days as George Cartee-of chief said Tuesday. former Sen. Fred R. Harris, D-Okla. tt c Jg li\ S S * M £ Bids will be opened Feb. 4 in the West Willington found. He worked up “We don’t want the support of Florida, where Wallace ran far Municipal Building for furnishing a big appetite, cutting and stacking George Wallace and we don’t need ahead of the field in 1972, will be a Manchester’s cemetery department more than a cord for his stove. He it,” said Morris Dees at a brief news direct confrontation between the two with a Homelite generator, complete left what he couldn’t haul for a return conference in Hartford. “We’re not ti^n, he said. with a Briggs and Stratton engine; interested in his support, he’s an Dees said so far the Carter cam­ i trip. III and a high-cycle, electrical com­ "When I came back it was like anathema to the Democratic party. paign had raised 31.6 million, coun­ ) pressor hammer, complete with Christmas, gone.” he said. Dees stopped just short of predic­ ting federal subsidies, and had accessories (a two-inch chisel, "Stoves may be quaint and cute ting Carter, who won the most another 31 million in sight by the asphalt cutter, bullpoint and tamp). and rustic — just the right decorator delegates in Monday night’s Iowa Florida primary, March 9. Also Feb. 4, bids will be opened for look for a house in the country,” says caucuses, would win ^ e nation’s first primary in New Hampshire Feb. 24 furnishing the rec department with Lorenzo Vallera, the fire marshal in 0 CM 828 lettered shirts for its soccer Haddam. “But they can be in­ Dogs looking for adoption and beat Wallace in a showdown in program, scheduled to begin May 1. vitations to disaster.” Florida two weeks later. YWCA plans group The shirts are to be in assorted sizes He suggests those with a burning Available for adoption are these two dogs at the Manchester dog “We’re going to do extremely well and colors. yen...... to cut... down...... on fuel bills or... a pound being cared for temporarily by Officer John McClelland of in New Hampshire and extremely yearning'for nostaigi^taik to the Manchester Police Department. Not knowing their exact well iff Florida,” Dees said. “We on public affairs local fire marshal or building inspee- pedigrees, McClelland guesses the fluffy dog is part poodle, may well win both of those The Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA tor because there are regulations andthe other one mostly collie. They are friendly and probably primaries. He can get more votes of the Hartford Region is currently BARBS governing the use of the stoves in than any other candidate in those two developing a Public Affairs Acticui about a year old. There are two other dogs of varied ancestry states.” By PHIL PASTORET most communities. group which is open to women and If you’re wondering where to buy about five or six months old also available for adoption. Anyone “We want the support of everyone men who want to discuss and act on Those warm May rains wood once you get a stove — and that interested may call the Police Department at 64&45S5. other than Wallace,” said Dees, the contemporary social issues. It will make one wish he’d planted young Alabama attorney who lu «« green concrete rather than requires the same wariness as meet at the YWCA, 78 N. Main St. grass. buying a used car — woodsmen ■ _• developed the direct mail campaign Issues and problems which may be ■k 4> generally advertise in your iSlCBfttSflfltCll ItlClTClt COftttftUBS that funded Sen. George S. dealt with include environmental Our bibulous neighbor’s newspaper’s classified pages. McGovern’s, D-S.D., drive to the 1972 projects, consumer awareness, wife says she serves a It’s also available for the cutting in Democratic presidential nomination. boiled diner every night. LEICESTER, Mass. (UPI) - The main bad for the group, which has sexism, racism, ageism, youth un­ private and public woodlands, caravan of Bicentennial marchers been plagued by snow, harsh “Carter doesn’t appeal to the rest, and urban-suburban relations. providing you obtain the required following the Revolutionary War temperatures and rain along its racist element that George Wallace Group members will develop their permission. In places like New York route of Col. Henry Knox pulled out route. The weatherman today does,” Dees said. But Dees added own interests and priorities to focus city, all you need is the required of this central Massachusetts city predicted a possibility of rain and Carter would do well among “the attention on. money. Tuesday to move 15 miles closer to snow flurries in addition to the chilly broad range of working people un­ For more information or to join the Clark & Wilkins of Manhattan, the their Jan. 27 appointment in Cam­ weather. happy with Washington” who support Public Affairs Action group, call the Tiffany’s of the timber business since bridge. Wallace. YWCA office, 647-1437. All houses are haunted— 1870, will provide their regular or The thermometer read about 20 everyone has a skeleton or standard mixture which usually con­ degrees as the 33 marchers, fortified two in his family closet. » • 4i tains 15 pieces of seasoned beech, by a heavy breakfast, set out from If you recall when and maple, trimmed neatly with a Leicester Junior College, where they every kid had an auto­ table saw, and bag it or bundle it in spent the night. graph book, you have a burlap. The marchers are walking the 300- remarkable memory for You can’t burn the burlap. 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tax office set SWHS course Sportsmen set date for fete selection set Hebron from all members. Reservations EVELYN CROSTON Funds received problems on town roads. South Windsor H i^ Sdiool The Hebron Sportsman Gub’s 12th may be made by calling M & M Oil in studoits will soon be selecting " 228-9561 First Selectman Aaron Reid has in­ A number of the roads have Annual Banquet and Ladies Night Bolton, 849-2971 or the Grant Agency Tax Cotlector Joan Rowley is in formed Uie Board of Selectmen that buckled because of this condition and courses for the 1978-77 year. A will be March 27 at the Garden Grove in Hebron, 228-3973. her office in the Town Office Hebron has received only 80 per cent these are roads where there were new and comprehensive on Keeney St. in Manchester, said The banquet will begin at 7 p.m. Building Monday, Tuesday, Thursday of the two-thirds state reimburse­ never prlblems before. program of studies booklet will Philip Mitchell, president. and dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 and Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and ment for special education. be ^ven to each student in class Tickets to the affair are available a.m. Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. to receive ‘H o t d o g ' d a y set assemblies this week. tax payments. * Reid said of the |31,767 which was The Citizens Band community and Discussions of courses will be The second installment of taxes on anticipated, $25,414 was received. members of the Hebron Volunteer led by department chairmen, the Oct. 1, 1974, Grand List are due This is due to a cut in special educa­ firefighters are' organizing a “hot and guides to planning a and were payable Jan. 1. tion reimbursement from the state. dog’* day for Robert D'Ambrosio of program to fit individual n ^ s Houley meets advisory group If the installment is not paid in full Slocum Rd. and to meet graduation In communications from the Conn. requirements will be given by members Houley said, "This next during this month, interest will be Conference of Mayors it is stated D’Ambrosio, who is known to Vernon charged at the rate of one per cent the counselors, Robert P. session of the General Assembly will that pursuant to state statutes, the CB’ers as “hot dog,” recwitly suf­ state Sen. Robert Houley, D- per month from the due date, with 4 Horan, assistant principal, said. probably be the most difficult in state government must reimburse fered a severe injury at his home. Vemon, will speak Jan. 29 at the minimum interest of $2, according to Parents are urged to be a part modem times. We must deal with the V. localities for two-thirds of the excess Committee member Tony Pitrone meeting of the 35th District Advisory Mrs. Rowley. of the planning process and to increasing cost of government and CO costs for speciai education by Dec. 15 said “hot dog” day will be Feb. 22 Committee. The meeting will be in Payinents may be made by mail. If become familiar with the varie­ the saturation level of taxation.” of each year. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Rham H i^ Rockville at the First Federal a receipt is requested, a stamped ty of opportunities wiUiin the Houley also said the deadline for ^hool. Savings building. Park Place at 7:30 submission of proposed legislation is self-addressed envelope should be The possibility of using money Details are being completed and school program. Counselors will p.m. Feb. 11. He asked membera to come enclosed. from the state lottery for education will be announced Portly. meet individually with each stu­ ’The Advisory Committee is made prepared to discuss any ideas they Mrs. Rowley said she will accept to make up the difference in the Committee members have ened dent during February and March up of representatives from the 15 m i^ t have. payments up to Feb. 2, without in­ special education account was men­ a special account at the Citizra’s to assist students in seeing the towns within the 35th Senatorial The meeting will be hosted by the terest charged since Jan. 31 falls on a tioned by Reid. Bank and Trust Company for D’Am­ selection of courses as a part of District. Houley created it to keep Vernon Democratic Town Com­ Saturday. In other business, Reid said that brosio for anyone wishing to make a over-all educational and him informed of the feelings of the mittee and is open to the public. U due to the recent snow and rain, donation or contribute door prizes for vocational planning, Horan said. there are a lot of ice and water “people back home.” Refreshments will be served. “hot dog” day. In a memo to the committee Hebron GOP endorses lottery fund use plan 2 Hebron CO l; EVELYN CROSTON 228-9561 By 13-to-14 the Republican Town Committee has voted in'support of having the town use the anticipated $17,000 plus to be received from the Instant Lottery in the same Ihrbes & 'Mafflace manner as the ADAM Grant. That is, to apply the funds as revenues to offset budgeted expenditures over and above the current school board budget. ’The town committee voted at the request of Jeffry Odell, who was elected to the finance board in November.' Odell said he and the other newly elected Republican, January Sales 111 Roger Terranova, would like to know how people feel on the issue. It was noted by Odell that Finance Board Chairman Richard M. Grant was quoted as indicating the lottery funds would not be used for additional new educational expenditures or to offset a school board budget. , Last week. School Supt. David Cattanach told the Board of Education that the law is not clear on the use of the funds and read a letter from State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn indicating his understanding that the legislature 3 intended the funds to be turned over to Boards of Educa­ tion to be expended at their discretion. *rhe town committee voted to nominate 31 persons recommended by the nominating committee for Town (Clearances Committee membership at the party caucus. The caucus will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Town Office Building. Incumbents on the recommended slate are Charles Barrasso, Eula Berglund, Karen A. Biskupiak, A. Pete Dallaire, James L. Derby Jr., Edward Ellis, John J FitzGibbons, Marion 0. Foote, Geraldine S. Grant, Alberta C. Hilding and Andrew Johnson III. SAVE 20-50% ON ACCESSORIES, MEN'S Also, Ann B. Luke, Roger Terranova, Mark Wetherall, Patricia A. Mulligan, Jeffry Odell, H. Clay Osborn III, Joseph Pelletier, Mary Porter, Emery N. Taylor, S WOMEN'S WEAR AND HOME ITEMSI Katherine Grant, Janice Reynolds, Marvin A. Ross, Gardner Tarbell, Joseph Beauregard and Marily Horton. New names recommended for the committee are: SELECT GROUP OF SAVE ON MISSES & SAVE ON MISSES' SAVE ON MISSES' Monty R. Champagne, David Marniki, Arthur Pinney, Susan Haraghey and A1 Tarbox. FUZZY FAKE COATS JR. FALL SWEATERS KNIT ACCESSORIES WARM SLEEPWEAR At the caucus, additional nominations may be made from the floor. 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Voting Place: Nathan Hale School LIMITED QUANTITIES. SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. PLEASE. SOME INTERMEDIATE MARKDOWNS TAKEN. 7:30 P.M., T0NI6HT FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY10-9, SATURDAY 10-6. PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. Mancfaester. Conn., Wed., Jan. U, 1876 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Maachwter. Cobb., Wed , Jan. 21, 1976- PAGE THglTEEN PUCA told of state Jaycee Pageant set for April 10 College notes OES advisory hoard

Births minutes a talent presentation; and Casey Mahone, son (rf Mr. and Mrs. elects new officials Bradley Keazer, president of the nuclear dependency entrant may be either amateur or George Mabone of Manchester has Manchester Jaycees, has named HERTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut fossil fuel will prove to be less expen­ been named to the dean’s list for the Mrs. J a m a W. S. Nichols was Livingston, merit; Mrs. Barbora Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Richard S. Lawrence to serve as professional. would be hurt more than any state in sive,” said Kleban. Maneher, Colleen Theresa, Last year, sdudarkhips totaling fall term at Alderson-Broaddus elected mother advisor of the Taylor, big sisters; Mrs. Janice grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ general chairman of the 1976 Miss the country if nuclear power proves "No state will be more adversely daughter of William D. and Deborah CoUege, Philippi, W. Va. He is a Manchester Assembly, Order of H o ^ , jwbUcity; Alan Hellstnmi cis A. Warren of 11 Tolland Rd., Manchester Scholarship Pageant, nearly 11,600 were awarded the to be too expensive a means of affected than the state of Connecticut Schmidt Marscher of Eric Dr., Bolton. Her naaternal grandmother is winner and runners-up, as well as sophmore majoring In medical Rainbow for Girls, at a recent and Mrs. Michael Pallo, if this is not a valid assumption,” he Coventry. She was bom Jan. 9 at which is an official preliminary of scimee. paraphernaUa; Mrs. Marjorie generating electricity, says the Mrs. Jeannette Carol of Bristol. I w the Miss America Pageant. The event providing a |200 donation to the meeting of the 1978 OES advisory chairman of the Public Utilities Con­ said. "There is no other state in the Mandiester Memorial Hospital. Her Severance, attendance prises. maternal great-grandmothers are will be held on April 10 at Manchester Sdtolarship Foundation. board. She succeeds Mrs. Barbara trol Authority. entire United States more committed maternal grandparents are Mr. and Diane R. Hellatrom, daughter of Mrs. Nichols Is a member of Tem­ Mrs. Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Alvie Manchester High School. I^nce starting the M eant elf^t Taylor who has been mother advisor Albert J. fUeban, at the opening of tq^ nuclear power than the state of Mrs. James H. Schmidt of Utica, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Hellstnmi of since 1967. ple Chapter, OES, of Manebester and Warren. Lawrence, who served as business ' years ago, the Jaycees nave awarded hearing examining the economic Connecticut.” N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are 474 Adams St., has been named to the Also elected to fill various has been active member of Raiidxiw manager for Miss Manchester 1972- over 15,100 in educational feasibility of nuclear power, Tuesday He made. the remarks at the Mr. and William R. Marscher of dean’s list for the first semester at positions on the board for the coming and Eastern Star for a number of French, Thomas Earle II, son of 75, was also general chairman of last scholarships to talented young said Connecticut had made the opening of PUCA hearings — New Hartford, N.Y. She has a Keene (N.H.) State CoUege. year are: years. Thomas E. and Lynn Walker French year’s production. He was judges women. ’The pageants have also been largest commitment to nuclear believed to be the first ever by a brother, Michael 2^. Harold Livingston, chairman; Miss Other board members are James of South Miami, Fla. He chairman in 1971 and 1972 And has a means through which the Jaycees power of any state. state regulatory agency on the Stephen J. Hlrschfeld of 81 Moun­ Diane Bernard, secretary; Robert Nichols, R. Bruce Reinohl and Mrs. Jan. 8 at Baptist Hospital in South judged numerous local pageants have raised money to be used as "The people of the state of Connec­ economics of nuclear power. tain Rd. has been named to the Ferguson, treasurer; Donald Grace Didan. ZalewB, Lee Edwin, son of Robert Miami, Fla. His maternal grand­ throughout the state. financial aid for male students by ticut have been committed to a Kleban said Northeast Utilities, dean’s Ust for the faU term at St. Mackensie, prompter; Mrs. Bruce A semi-public installation wiU be L. and Wanta J. Temple Zalewa of parents are Mr., and Mrs. Herman The reigning Miss Connecticut, nearly 54|500 in contributions to the major degree to nuclear power on the which supplies more than 67 per cent Lawrence University, Canton, N.Y. Reinohl, cheer; Mrs. Harold held later this month. Stafford Springs. He was bom Jan. 8 Walker of Miami, Fla. His paternal Mary CadorettS of East Hartford, Manchester Scholarship Foundation. assumption that this source of energy of Connecticut’s electric power, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S.E. at Rockville General -Hospital. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. was crqwned Miss Manchester In last Applications are available by is reliable and by comparison to generates more than half of it by maternal grandparents are Mr. and Maurice E. French of Manchester. w riti^ to the Jaycees, P. 0. Box 88, Hlrschfeld. nuclear energy. year’s pageant. Succeeding her as Mrs. Edwin Temple of Stafford His paternal great-grandmother is Miss Manchester is Lee Scott of Manchesttt' or by calling Lawrence Springs. His p a te r ^ grandparents Ruth L. French of Manchester. His Manchester, the first runner-up in at 643^KM0 evenings. Applications are are hfr. and Charles Zalewa of paternal great-grandfather is Ray­ 1975. to be returned to Richard S. Sen. Jackson condemns Tolland. He has a sister Narissa Ann, mond R. Bowen of South Windsor. Entrance requirements are as Lawrence, 22 Duncan Rd., -T r ill 2. Manchester hospital notes follows: Richard S. Lawrence Manchester, 06040. YoE’H U k t i r HDTICE Gordon, Lia Anne, daughter of An entrant must be a resident of Probate Ooott Is opM for Howlett, Troy Martin, son of John 848-5566 Ford’s foreign policy Kenneth Jr. and Margaret San- Manchester, Vernon, Bolton, or Cemetery’s Namesake coofemcM with this jadgs F. and Lynn Martin Howlett of 24 tacorce Gordon of 41 Lawrence St., Pere Lachaise is the great Discharged Monday: Spate, 17 Columbine Rd., IRA R. ALLEN "I’m not playing possum in South Windsor for the past six school by Labor Day 1976; shaU not from 1:10 P.M.' to • P.M. School St., Coventry. He was bom Rockville. She was born Jan. 13 at Parisian cemetery on the site Mazie Howard, Shoddy Hill Tolland; Julia Peisach, United Press International months (a student attending a school be less than 17 nor more than 28 on of a religious settlement on Thursday nights. Nlghk Massachusetts,” he said. "But this Jan. 6 at Rockville General Hospital. Manchester Memorial Hosital. Her Rd., Andover; Ann Glastonbury; Edward -IP VOUH HAia IS NOT Democratic presidential candidate state went for McGovern in 1972 and or college or working full time in any opening day of tiie national competi­ founded by the Jesuits in I telephone munber: 64 His maternal grandparents are Mr. maternal grandmother is Mrs. Anna Larivee, 93 Branford St.; 'Vollrath, 49 Valley View nC O W N O TO TOU - TOU Henry M. Jackson charged today the I didn’t get many votes here in 1968.” of the above towns is also eligible); tion in September; must be an 1626, later enlarged by King SHOULO SB COMINO TO [0146. and Mrs. Howard Martin of Eaton Santacroce of Franklin St., Alice Henry, 385 W. Center Lane, Veroon; Earl m .” William E. Fitzgerald Ford administration’s foreign policy Carter, who came away from Mon­ must be single and never have been American citizen; must possess and Louis IV’s confessor, Pere Rd., Tolland. His paternal grand­ Rockville. Her paternal grand­ Lachaise. After the Revolu­ St.; James Houde, Gran­ Carron, 29 Campfield Rd.; H U tS U t tftWiCT SN0f• has helped the Soviet Union b^om e day’s Iowa caucuses a clear winner married; must be a graduate of high perform in a maximum of three l i f t Jodgt bt Prabate parents are Mr. and Mrs. John E. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tion, the grounds were laid out by; Emma Pike, Old Oak Frank Gondek, Broad more of a threat to world peace than with more than 27 per cent of the March of Dimes poster child Howlett of West Wlllington. Gordon Sr. of 96 Hublard Dr., Ver­ for the cemetery and first Ter., Coventry; Linda Brook. at any time since the days of Stalin. votes, moved into New Hampshire non. ____ used in 1804. ____ A Ford adviser, campaigning for Tuesday. Poriseau, Lucas Martin, son of Damon Yaworsky, 5, March of Dimes poster child for Connec­ Alberle, Jeffrey Carl, son of the President in New Hampshire, In Manchester, he called for crea­ ticut, holds a Bicentennial stuffed animal given to him by Gov,. Dane R. and Mary K. Kuca Pariseau says Ronald Reagan’s proposals tion of federal jobs "for areas and of 70 Village St., Rockville. He was Edwin J. Jr. and Diane Campbell sound like something from the days groups affected by acute un­ Grasso recently when she proclaimed the month of January born Jan. 11 at Rockville General Alberle, of 16 Rockland Dr., Budget accents of Marie Antoinette. employment.” He said full employ­ “March of Dimes Month.’’ Damon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hospital. His maternal grandparents Ellington. He was born Jan. 14 at And George Wallace, campaiping ment is the best means to reduce in­ Chester Yaworsky of 241 Wickham Rd., Glastonbury, formerly are William Kuca of Ellington and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His (Continued from Page One) in Boston, is downgrading his own flation and control federal deficits. of Manchester. (Herald photo by Larson) Mrs. Doris Lanz of Glastonbury. His maternal randparents are Mr. and prospects in the March 2 primary. paternal grandparents are Mrs. Mrs. Arnold Jarvis of Crystal Lake Ford repeated his position of permanent tax reductions But he says he does better in primary Helen Pariseau of Rockville and Rd., Tolland. His paternal grand­ for individuals, businesses and investors. He also ^ S e ^ states than in caucus states like Richard Pariseau of Los Angeles, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. proposed special new tax advantages for lenders Iowa, where Democrats gave a lift to Calif. He has a sister, Melanie Ann, Aberle Sr. of 66 Regan Rd., designed to pump funds into residential mortgages, and Jimmy Carter Monday, and Kissinger urges Soviet Union 3. ____ Rockville. His maternal great­ for builders in high unemployment areas. IhtOviduals Mississippi, which holds similar grandmother is Mrs. Marie Campbell would gain an additional 310 billion in tax cuts at midyear caucuses Saturday. Peak, Patrick George, son of John of Washburn, Maine. He has a under the Ford plan. Jackson, stoutest defender of a to use restraint in Angola P. and Susan Keithan Peak of brother, David John, 19 mos. Effective this year, there would be special incentives strong U.S. military posture, Portland. He was born Dec. 29 at to encourage ownership of common stock. Taxes would Middlesex Hospital, Middletown. His Neal, Joshua Gray, son of Barry castigated Ford’s foreign policy in a Gromyko, asked for his comments limiting offensive nuclear weapons be deferred on funds invested for at least seven years in MOSCOW (UPI) - Secretary of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. and Charlotte Mol Neal of 25 speech prepared for delivery today at on the morning meeting, replied only which President Ford reached with stock purchase plans. State Henry Kissinger started new George Keithan of Middletown. His Spruce St. He was born Jan. 14 at Kansas State University. “It is just the beginning of the begin­ Brezhnev in Vladivostok in Ford said the budget was based on assumptions that in arms curb talks with Soviet leader paternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His He said the Ford policy lacks “the Leonid I. Brezhnev today and urged ning.” November, 1974. calendar 1976 consumer prices would moderate to a 6.3 willpower to take a strong stand and Mrs. Patrick Peak of 10 Beech St. maternal grandparents are Mr. and per cent annual increase, the unemployment rate would the Soviet Union to exercise restraint Kissinger was meeting again this "On the success of this effort His maternal great-grandfather is Mrs. William Mol of Mystic. His hold it.” in Angola. afternoon for a second round of dis­ depends the fulfillment of the com­ dip to an average 7.7 per cent and the Gross National "There is nothing mysterious Sebastian Scata of Warehouse Point. paternal grandparents are the late Product adjusted for inflation would increase 6.2 per cent “We believe that the principles of cussions with high Soviet officials. mitment we have both made before Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Neal of Little about international negotiations,” he restraint, and respect for each U.S. officials said discussions on the whole world that we will achieve following a 2 per cent decline in 1975. said. "You are supposed to get Owen, Scott Wayne, son of Claude Elkart Lake, Wise. His great­ For the rest of the decade. Ford said the real GNP other’s interests, and the understan­ new limitations on strategic ar­ not only the limitation but the actual W. and Helen Boyer Owen of 36 Apel grandmother is Mrs. Curtis Gray of something for what you give. dings concerning the avoidance of maments were proceeding from the reduction of the levels of strategic would grow at an annual rate of 6.5 per cent, consumer “Yet the Kissinger-Ford foreign Place. He was born Jan. 11 at Manteo, N.C. He has a brother, prices would ease to 4.2 per cent and unemployment fall crisis situations and the acquisition U.S. proposals which Kissinger offensive arms.” Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Gregory Weiss Neal, 3%. policy has helped the Soviets become of unilateral advantage, remain at forwarded to Soviet Ambassador Kissinger added this somber war­ to 5.2 per cent. If Congress adopts this budget proposal S a le Ends S a tu r d a y more powerful, more adventurous, maternal grandmother is Mrs. and these economic projections hold true. Ford said the the core of the search for a stable Anatoly F. Dobrynin last Wednesday. ning: Elvira Boyer of Mllllnocket, Maine. Bauks, Sarah Jane, daughter of Most ttmns at aeduced Prices and more threatening to American world order,” Kissinger said at a The officials said if progress is "Each of us, Mr. Foreign Minister, Steven V. and Jane H. Sasseville budget would "move into surplus in 1979 with increasing­ interests and to the international His paternal grandfather is John ly large surpluses in subsequent years.” luncheon in his honor given by Soviet made, they expect the ^viet Polit­ must, if we fail, answer to his own Owen of Bloomfield. He has four Bauks of 11 Chamberlain St., order than at any time since the F o re ig n M in iste r A ndrei A. buro to convene quietly during people, to the world at large and to Rockville. She was born Jan. 13 at Because of a stronger economy and declining federal Stalin era,” Jackson charged. sisters, Lynn 8, Lori 6, Maria 4, and spending in ratio to the GNP, Ford said outlays for educa­ Gromyko. Kissinger’s meeting to take impor­ history the question: Did this or that Charity 1. Rockville General Hospital. Her In Concord, N.H., Ford adviser Kissinger did not mention Angola tant decisions on a compromise. specific, possibly quite technical maternal grandparents are Mr. and tion, training and social services would decline "both in William Scranton — who tried for the by name in his prepared remarks, Kissinger, in his luncheon toast, issue, justify the failure or prolonged Mrs. George L. Sasseville of absolute and relative terms.” GOP nomination in 1964 — criticized Madore, Jody Elaine, daughter of Ford said his plan would halt the national drift toward a but U.S. officials said he was alluding stressed the need for both the United delay of the total effort? Joseph D. and Sharon Warren Marlboro, Mass. Her paternal grand­ a recent Reagan remark that people to Angola, as well as to the tense States and Soviet Union to give new “ Did we do everything in our parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander weaker private sector and a central government con­ could "vote with their feet” and Madore of 12 Robert Rd., Rockville. trolling more and more aspects of American life. situation in Lebanon and the Middle impetus to their continuing dialogue power to spare mankind the burdens She was born Jan. 8 at Manchester Bauks of Marlboro, Mass. She has a move to localities with lower taxes East, in his toast to the Soviet foreign and to the agreement-in-principle on and risks of a nuclear war.” brother, Jesse Alexander 2. Unless this trend is slow ^ or reversed. Ford said ’’the SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY - 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. or better services rather than having minister. issues of the future would surely be focused on who gets the federal government impose Arriving at the government recep­ what from an economy of little or no growth rather than, them. tion house, Kissinger was asked by as it should be, on the use to be made of expanding in­ "If I were a governor today, I’d be newsmen if he hqd discussed Angola comes and resources.” very leery of that suggestion,” said Torbes in the morning meeting with Here are highlights of Ford’s proposal: SAVE 50% ^ Scranton, who once was chief Brezhnev. He replied curtly: executive of Pennsylvania. Ad­ “It was mentioned.” January Sales DEFENSE SAVE 33% SAVE 25% dressing Ford campaip workers, But the primary focus of the mor­ An $8.3 billion increase to 3101.1 billion, signifying a DDMFDRTERS Scranton said Reagan’s proposal ning meeting was on breaking the and (Clearances real increase in spending over Inflation. The administra­ S S ty la s "sounds like the 'let them eat cake’ tion wants to continue development of such expensive and Missra deadlock in the strategic arms Machine Wash A Dry JUNIDR philosophy, which is an im­ limitation taiks —SALT. sophisticated weapons systems as the B1 bomber and the PANTS. SHIRTS. possibility.” State Department spokesman Trident submarine. PANTS, SHIRTS Wallace, arriving in Boston WINTER Robert L. Funseth issued a state­ Twin, rag. 1 9 H 9 ...... H O T 9 *® SWEATERS. SKIRTS Tuesday night, repeated his predic­ SWEATERS ment after the morning discussions: ENERGY Ramalning Fall Stylaa tion that he does not expect to "do Remaining Fall Stylos "An exchange of views took place A record 35.1 billion to speed work on solutions to the well in Massachusetts.” But he in­ on general views. Discussions began Door Mai energy crisis. The proposal was 19 per cent above this Full, rag. 21.99.... HOwHO** sisted he is not running himself down pertaining to the preparation of a Just for visiting our store year’s 34.3 billion budget and included major increases in order to claim a moral victory new agreement on strategic arms.” for solar and geothermal power development, nuclear later. waste disposer research and synthetic fuel production. ■ :■'* ■ / , '/>. 1st Quality The new budget included a 30 per cent hike in energy 84NDaTIVFt»LCUUT0R *14** m r s CASUAL SOCKS ^Nirfor2 .S ri«*P MEN’S NTION SKI M CNn *3 0 ** research spending, to a total 32.75 billion, with 31.4 billion Pornwrly 22.99 Mark 26 Modal with Momory, 78%/28% Aeryllc/Nylon. Aaaortad Colora. Itog. STM Hoavy Duty ZIppar. Quittod Lbihig, . NO-WAX going to atomic energy, 3900 million to nonnuclear efforts Floating Daclntel, % kay. Aaaortad Colora. ' '-‘.P and'3450 million to basic supporting research. >, iP HEN’S ELECTRIC WATCHES *3 9 ** . - r FLOORS I<71 OFF BENTWOOD ROCKER *78 " Rag. 89.99 to 89.99. 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MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. crease in prosecuting attorneys and more U.S. marahals. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 21,1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 21,1876- PAGE FIFTEEN Obituaries

David N. Petersen ' In 1975, he became a pilot for Dec- East finishes strong, tops Indians, Rocky Hill, and two grandchildren. SOUTH WINDSOR - David N. Air Helicopters Co., Spring Valley, The funeral is ’Thu^ay at 10 a.m. Petersen, 27, of Peru, formerly of 440 N.Y., and was under contract to .with a Mass at St. Mary’s Church. Doming St. was killed Jan. 12 In a them at the time of his death. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict helicopter crash In Moyobamva, He was a member of Wapping Cemetery, Bloomfield. Peru. Community Church. There are no calling hours. wins No. 12 by 56*44 He was killed on the last flight of Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Karen The family suggests that friends his company’s contract with a Bradlau Petersen of Woodbury; his wishing to may make memorial gifts German-based firm, while searching parents, Norman and Lois Hertz to the Heart Association. By LEN AGSTER for oil In the jungles of the Andes Petersen of South Windsor; a The Newington Memorial Funeral Herald Sportswriter mountains. brother, Russell H. Petersen of South Home, 20 Bonair Ave., Newington, is Patient East Catholic did what it had to do while Manchester Petersen and his mechanic were Windsor, and a sistei’, Elaine C. in charge of arrangements. detoured from normal flight plans to Petersen of Australia. High was just too trigger-happy. search for a downed aircraft in the The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. in John J. Gercich The end result was a 56-44 victory area when the helicopter crashed and Wapping Community Church. Burial for the unbeaten Eagles over the John J. Gercich, 66, of 902 Broad quintets exchanged the lead six times both were killed, Peruvian officials will be in-Wapping Cemetery. long-range bombing Indians last St., Hartford, formerly of Bissell St., and were tied^twice in the first half. said. Friends may call at the Samsel- night in non-conference basketball Manchester, died suddenly Tuesday East hit 10 of 20 field goal attempts Bad weather was blamed for the Bassinger Funeral Home, 4f9 action before a packed house at the at his home. He was the husband of and Manchester 12 of 34 in the half crash, but investigations are pen­ Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Eagles’ Nest. Mrs. Josephine Sobirai Gercich. but the Indians stayed close because ding. The family suggests that those 'The triumph completed a two- Mr. Gercich was born in Moosup they gained the upper hand reboun­ Mr. Petersen was born in wishing to may make memorial gifts game sweep for the Eagles over and lived in Manchester before ding, 19-14, and East turned the ball Manchester and lived in South Wind­ to the Wapping Community Church Manchester this season and boosted moving to Hartford 30 years ago. over 10 times. sor most of his life. Memorial Fund. their record to 12-0, third longest Before retiring in 1974, he worked It remained close in the second half In his senior year at South Windsor winning streak in school history. for the A.C. & S. Co. in Wethersfield. but East’s patience and poise paid off High School, he played center for the Manchester now sports an aggregate Other survivors are two daughters, as Manchester was unwilling to wait 1966 state champion football team. Mrs. Anna Paris! mark of 9-2, both losses to its Mrs; Joseph Mascolo of Rocky Hill for a good percentage shot as its op­ He was graduated from University of SOUTH WINDSOR -M rs. Anna crosstown neighbor. Tlie Indians, and Mrs. John Cresenzo of ponent was. Hartford and Manchester Communi­ Drago Parisi, 96, of 1060 Main St. however, are undefeated in CCIL Newington; a brother, Joseph J. Ger­ Over-all, Manchester was a poor 21 ty College and attended the Universi­ died Monday at a local convalescent play and hold a three-game edge. cich of Windsor, and eight for 63 in field goal attempts (33 per ty of Connecticut. home. She was the widow of Natale East broke open a tight struggle grandchildren. cent) while East was 21 of 44. East He was a graduate of the U.S. Parisi. which was stalemated 38-all with The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. canned 14 of 19 charity tosses while Army flight school and was a pilot Mrs. Parisi was born in Italy and 5:44 left with a late flurry which left from the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the Indians were two for four, all in and warrant officer, serving in Viet­ lived in Newington 14 years until Indian rooters stunned and it? fans Main St., with a Mass at 10 at St. the second half. Manchester held a nam and flying more than 1,000 moving to South Windsor two years delirious with joy. John Lusa, who 38-36 advantage in the rebounding ago. Bridget Church. Burial will be in helicopter missions. finished with a game-high 19 points, department. Lusa had 12 caroms and She was a communicant of St. East Cemetery. Mr. Petersen was awarded the Air put the Eagles in front for go<^ with Heim and Carlson 10 apiece for East. Mary’s Church in Newington. Friends may call at the funeral Medal three times and the Bronze 5:10 left with a driving layup. Both clubs return to conference Survivors are a son, Robert Parisi home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Star twice. He was a pilot instructor Pete Thompson, who totaled 10 play Friday night. Manchester of Stratford; a stepson, Salvatore p.m. Brazilians visit Herald at Ft. Rucker, Ala., and for the points and six assists, made it a four- returns home to Clarke Arena to Parisi of East Hartford; a step­ The family suggests memorial Island Helicopter Co. in New York. point spread with a 20-foot jumper entertain CCIL foe Windham High daughter, Mrs. Josephine Lutz of gifts to the Joslin Institute, 170 Alex Girelli, city editor of The Herald, explains the editing process to a group of students Pilgrim Rd., Boston, Mass. from the top of the key and after a while East travels to New Britain to from Paraiba, Brazil. They are visting in one of the several exhange programs carried on Manchester turnover, Gary Carlson face HCC adversary St. Thomas by Connecticut with Paraiba, its sister state under the Partners in Alliance program canned two free throws to make it 44- Aquinas. between the two nations. The visitors and their specialties, from left, are Gerard de 38 with 3:22 left. Jim Fleurent tossed in a 15-foot Weiss told to abandon Almeida Cunha, medicine; Anibal Pinto Costa, economics; Omar Gama, engineering; Five-foot-eleven junior guard John jumper with nine seconds left to give Winnetou Dantas, administration (printing management); and Adalberto Candido de Pisch, who led Manchester with 14 the Manchester jayvees a come- Skating points, brought his club back within Alburquerque, engineering. (Herald photo by Pinto) from-behind 57-55 win over East. The hiring policy practice four with a layup but an opportunity young Indians trailed, 43-35, going tonight was missed to tighten matters as into the final quarter after a 28-all By SOL R. COHEN Mike Quesnel misfired on a poor halftime Craig Kearney had 15 points to have a situation where more than percentage shot with 2:17 left. There will be skating, supervised and Bill Talbot 10 for 6-5 Manchester (Herald Reporter) one member of a family is qualified “We were taking bad shots, poor by the Recreation Department, today while Ollie Lucier had 14 and Warning Town Manager Robert and available for a particular posi­ Development Act explained percentage ones, all night,” Indian at Center Springs Pond and Union freshman Tom Hammick 12 markers Weiss that the hiring policy he es­ tion. Usually, the qualifications for a Coach Doug Pearson stated, “They Pond Annex from 3 to 9 p.m. for 3-8 East. tablished last March “has the poten­ recreation department position tend were open shots but they were the The Center Springs Annex will be tial of becoming arbitrarily dis­ to be athletic in nature and such By SOL R. COHEN spells out a declaration of conditions Kelly, Director Vivian Ferguson ones they (East) wanted us to take. East Catholio (56) (Herald photo by Dunn) criminatory,” and noting it “extends reserved for hockey. Hours there are (Herald photo by Dunn) qualifications and interest in such Herald Reporter and purposes for municipal develop­ proposed that State Rep. Russell They were too far out.” P B F Pts. beyond the legitimate goals of fair also 3 to 9 p.m. positions are commonly found in one Connecticuts’s complex and con­ ment. Post, — Canton, be invited to explain The Eagles went into a four corner 2 Heim 2 2-4 6 EasVs John Lusa drives to hoop hiring and may (even) be in violation For information on winter sports The resolution must show that Far from being dancing partners family and passed on from one troversial City and Town Develop­ the measure to the Board of Direc­ offense and put it away with an eight- 3 Carlson 4 7-8 15 of our statutes and Constitution,” supervised by the town, phone 643- deterioration of a specific area or John Lusa and Mike Quesnel (30) eye rehound 3 Lusa 8 3-5 19 Jeff Kiernan failed to draw foul on play offspring to another,” ment Act was explained to the tors. Post, who handles legal point blitz in a 48 second span at the Town Counsel Victor Moses is ad­ 4700. areas exists, accompanied by loss of 2 Dumais 1 2-2 4 Noting also, “There is no question Manchester Board of Directors problems for the Manchester Board end, the final bucket a Lusa layup off vising Weiss to abandon the policy. housing, taxes and other detrimental 3 Thompson 5 (M) 10 under our statutes and case law that Tuesday night by Peter Kelly of the of Education in some of its labor a spectacular behind the’1)ack feed In March 7, 1975 memos to all conditions, and that development is 0 Lindberg 1 04) 2 any restriction in employment which law firm of Updike, Kelly and matters, is the state’s leading critic from Thompson. East connected on department heads, Weiss had es­ needed, “in order to preserve the in­ 0 Holland 0 04) 0 discriminates against individuals Spellacy, the town’s bond counsel, of the (iity and Town Development seven of 11 fourth quarter shots with 0 Blenkowski All-American soccer selection tablished a policy restricting the About 0 04) 0 I because of race, color, religious with no conclusion reached by the terests of the municipality.” Act. Gary Carlson tossing in 10 of his 15 0 Donnelly 0 04) 0 employment of relatives of current “The real significance of the act,” creed, sex, national origin, ancestry directors, except to agree the act in­ The Herald Angle points in the stanza. 0 Murphy 0 0-0 0 I employes, except in the following in­ explained Kelly, “is that it gives a I Halfback Blaz Stimac, or physical disability is prohibited,” town deed is complex and controversial. “We didn’t control the boards stances: municipality the chance to pinpoint he acknowledged the March 7, 1975 Passed by a Special Session of the By Earl Yost throughout but in the second half Totals 21 14-19 56 '^who led the East • Applications were actively its problems and act on its own to memo wasn’t intended to dis­ Hose Co. No. 3 volunteers will have 1975 General Assembly, after Burns Night set (Jeff) Heim picked us up with some Manchester (44) I Stroudsburg State College’s recruited from the largest feasible solve them, instead of waiting for Sports Editor criminate, but “does appear to ex­ a drill tonight at 7:30 at Town Fire amendments to an unacceptable ver­ key rebounds,” noted East Coach P B F Pts. f soccer team in scoring last area. state aid which, more times than not, at Orange Hall tend beyond the legitimate goals of Headquarters. sion by the Regular Session of the Stan Ogrodnik, “I’m pleased with the 3 Quesnel 6 04) 12 • All other applications were con­ is unavailable.” He said the authori­ 1 Hyde 3 0-1 6 I fall, has been selected on the fair, hiring.” 1975 General Assembly, the measure The first annual Bums Night social intelligence shown by my club. And sidered and rejected before any ty to waive taxes is an important tool S Kiernan 2 0-1 4 National Soccer Coaches’ He concluded, “I suggest a com­ The Fellowcraft degree will be was drafted by a New York City con­ and dance to commemorate the life Little man, big man in win the defense was good again. It’s been relative of an employe was hired. of the measure. 1 McNickle 1 04) 2 Association All-America mon sense approach to the policy of conferred at a meeting of Friendship sulting firm, under a contract with of Robert Bums, a Scottish poet, will One little man - Peter Thompson - and one big man - Gary Carlson - played our one constant this season. It’s not • When the relative being con­ After the legislative body deter­ 0 Demko 3 04) 6 hiring, keeping in mind that the only Lodge of Masons on Thursday at 7:30 the legislature. be held Saturday at the Orange Hall important roles in the torrid down-the-stretch drive of East Catholic High’s bad when you hold the leading team ;j; team. sidered had special qualifications far mines that a deteriorating condition 2 Pisch 6 2-2 14 consideration for employment to be in the Masonic Temple. Worshipful Basically, the act permits a in Manchester. Dancing will be from basketball team last night at the Eagles’ Nest. in the CCIL to 44 points.” 2 Sherman 0 04) 0 The Manchester High above those of other applicants for exists, that it must be corrected or considered- is whether or not the Master Robert McBride will preside. municipality to acquire, sell, lease 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Snacks and setups It was Thompson, a cool, heady ball-handler deluxe, and the 6-4 rugged East held a 25-24 halftime advan­ grad earlier was named the post. Even in that event, specific improved and that “development in applicant is qualified.” and operate real and personal will be provided. Carlson who sparked the Eagles to a 56-44 decision over Manchester High in tage thanks to a rebound bucket by 14 Totals 21 2-4 44 authorization was to be obtained the public interest is recommended,” I to the All-Middle Atlantic A Washington School PTA meeting property for economic development Entertainment will be provided by the second half of the first home-and-home series in history. Carlson with three seconds left. The Score at half East 25-24 from Weiss. it must adopt a resolution to that Regional first team for the canceled Tuesday night due to Incle- purposes. Also, to provide capital Walter Brash of Hartford, an A sellout crowd of 1,200 saw East blow the game wide open midway in the Subsequently, because the policy effect, conduct public hearings and ment weather hasn’t been funds or approve bond issues when authority on the life of Burns, who final canto with an eight-point outburst in a 48-second span. ^ second straight year and to uniquely affected hiring for the rec schedule a referendum for public rescheduled, but PTA President needed, as loans to the sponsors of will sing some of his well-known Thompson quarterbacked the attack and his behind-the-back pass to a cut­ :j| the All-Pennsylvania departm ent, Rec Director Mel acceptance of the resolution. Marilyn McCann said it probably will the developments. In addition, it may songs; and Everett McCluggage of ting John Lusa for two points completed bewildered two Manchester Conference first team for the Siebold and then Weiss asked Moses Last November, eight be conducted in April. The meeting waive taxes on the developments. Manchester, who attired in his defenders and put icing on the cake to the delight of Eagle supporters. for an opinion. municipalities held referenda. The South Windsor gains •| third time. was to have featured a slide presen- Prior to the utilization of any provi­ Highland outfit, will render many of Carlson, held to five points in the first three periods, doubled this output Moses noted, “In hiring for the proposal carried in Hartford, Water- Stimac served as captain Temple plans Hation and discussion on sion of the act, the legislative body of the favorite songs of Harry Lauder. when the chips were on the line in the final canto as East went for itS 12th win recreation department, it is common bury. New Haven, Bridgeport and last fall and tallied eight Manchester’s educational system a municipality (in Manchester, the He will be accompaniedby James of an undefeated season. New Britain. It lost in New London, goals and came up with six film festival compared to other systems. Board of Directors) is required to McKay of Manchester. ) Six times Carlson was handed the ball for free throws and six times he split leadership in CVC Norwich and West Haven. pass an enabling resolution which There will be music for dancing. assists. He is a member of After Tuesday night’s briefing by the nets. A Sunday evening film festival will I the junior class. In Mcnioriuin begin this week at 7:30 p.m. at Tem­ Fire calls Margin at foul line Taking over sole possession of first place in the Central Valley In loving memory of Alberta ple Beth Sholom with a showing of It was at the free throw lane that East held an advantage against the In­ Conference basketball standings last night was South Windsor Paggioll who passed away January 21. “The Golden Age of Second Avenue,” dians, who resorted to long range, hurried shooting in an attempt to avenge an with an 83-65 win over Bloomfield. 1975. a chronicle of the Yiddish theater in Munclu‘8ter only defeat on a record of 10 previous starts. Elsewhere in the area, Rockville Loving memories never die. America narrated by Herchel Bernar- Tuesday, 11:50 a.m. — Fire in garbage Each team hit 21 times from the field but the Eagles dropped in 14 of 19 High ran its winning streak to four As time goes on and days pass by. di. charity tries to two of four by the losers. Manchester didn’t get an opportuni­ In our hearts precious memories ore truck on Timrod Rd. (Town) with a 68-46 non-conference win over Other films to be presented are kept Tolland County ty for a one pointer until 6:29 of the fourth quarter when Scotty Hyde stepped Rockville. Bolton High became the Of a sister we loved and shall never “The Last Chapter,” a documentary Tuesday, 1:12 a.m. — Fire in partition up to the line. 12th straight victim of Portland, 88- forget. of the 1,000-year history of Polish at dwelling on Main St., Coventry (Coven­ Lusa won his personal point battle with gangling Mike Quesnel, 19-12, but 67. Sisters and Brothers Jewry narrated by Theodore Bikel on try), the former had a much better supporting cast. Last night’s Cheney Tech-East Feb, 8, and “The Fixer,” the movie Tuesday, 10:20 a.m. — Gasoline spill at In three starts over two years. East sports a 3-0 record today. Hampton High basketball game in version of Bernard Malamud’s novel Even on Stuidaiys In MiMiioriuin Mobil service station, Rt. 30, Tolland E ast Hampton was postponed on Feb. 28. (Tolland). In loving memory of our mother. Picked right up where left off because of weather conditions and is Alberta Paggioll who passed away The series is sponsored by the adult Tuesday, 10:47 a.m. — Fire in washing J; January 21. 1975. ijj You can cash an HNB check reset Jan. 28. education committee and will be |3 machine at Nutmeg Village, Vernon Three weeks ago. East came from behind to post a 62-61 overtime triumph Also postponed was Coventry- Every day in some small way. for adults and $2 for students and (Vernon). at the Clarke Arena. Rham in Hebron. 'The game has been ;§ Memories of you come our way; senior citizens. Tuesday, 4:30 p.m. — Fire in bedroom It was action jrom whistle to whistle. Time rolls swiftly by, of dwelling on Sandy Beach Rd., up to $100 at many retail outlets rescheduled tonight. But love and memories never die. Reservations may be made by sen­ Last night’s play started out just where it left off on Dec. 30. Ellington (Crystal Lake, Tolland and South Windsor pumped in 50 second ding a check to the Temple office at East led five times in the first eight minutes, Manchester was out front •A Tony. Carole and West Stafford departments). half points to defeat Bloomfield. The ;A t'lrandsons. Dean and Cory ;$ 400 E. Middle Tpke. or by calling 643- once and the score was deadlocked three times. A five-point East led, 15-10, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. — Truck rollover on throughout Connecticut Bobcats connected on 12 of 14 third 9563 before Saturday. was the biggest margin. Rt. 74 Tolland (Tolland). The second period found play cautious and each side tallied just five quarter field goal attempts. Mike & ft Today, 1:53 a.m. — Tolland Fire Fortin led the winners, now 5-1 in the Department called to Willington to assist baskets, no more, with Manchester’s starters - Quesnel, Hyde, Jeff Kiernan, with house (ire. Jim McNickle and Mark Demko each hitting one two-pointer. Lusa had a pair CVC and 6-6 in all games, with 20 for East and Carlson and Jon Lindberg one each. points followed by Paul Biancucci The halftime edge was one point, 25-24, East, and after three quarters the (19), Greg Jankowski (16), Mike OATS t CLARK'! M E YOU PREPMED FOR IMS AUyouneedis margin was still the same, 35-34, the Eagles clinging precariously to the Gerber (12) and Rick Wilkerson (10). WINTER’S ENERGY CRUNCH? margin as both coaches were up and down on the sideline like an elevator on a Bloomfield fell to 4-2 in conference RED busy day in a department store. play and 8-5 over-all with the loss. HEART WlMK you M t your thormooW to ■ lowor, moro onorgy With the scoreboard reading 42-38, East, it was still anybody’s game but Two Warhawks fouled out and two □ Mvtng tomporohiro IMo winitr — ttioro't o w iy you con here Thompson and the two ‘Sons’ took over - Carlson and Thompson, and more were ejected. ■UN (toy |uot M oomtoiliblo at ts dogioM m yo u w ore **FAVORITE you ciyrll^ ■I 72, iM t yoar. ira a WaaUnghouM HurnMNIar — and It their play triggered the triumph. Mike Baum poured in 18 points, mor^money, kaapo you oomtoitabla and warm at lowor lamparaturM PERSON** Eagle supporters were loud in crying out, “We’re No. 1,” and last night Tim Berger 15 and Bill Poletti 12 to by putting back naada molatura Into ttw air In your but you can’t homo — air thara d rM out from winlar haaUngl they were. pace Rockville which now stands 5-8 buy botter yarn! TTie Catholic school is the unofficial town schoolboy basketball champion over-all. Enfield is 4-8 for the season. Mike Fitzgerald had 27 points and we have the largest, for the 1975-76 season. 123 3SL 7fl3 Dave Wells 24 for Portland, which assortment of rad Only slip was on water leads the Charter Oak Conference at heart yarn in n e w Wastinghousa C onnit 10-0 and is 12-0 for the season. Paul englandl wool, wln- PETER K GOOD The only slip on the part of an above par officiating team was by Frosty HumMif itf with Groves had a game-high 28 points for tuck, sport, worsted, Fint-Furnitura Stylinfl Francis when he slipped on the wet floor in front of the scorer’s table early in Bolton, now 4-6 in the CVC and 5-6 lingering, sock ’n the first period. The tall referee was not injured and managed a smile when • 12-g(llon wntar output even his pants held together in one piece. over-all, with teammate Kevin sweater, baby pom­ capacity (AHAM C^lflod) Shouldn’t you be a Favorite Person?’ p a d o u r. a Automatic humidittat Francis’ officiating partner was Ed Batagowski and the pair was in com­ Kowalyshyn chipping in with 22 •W atir laval gauga/rafill plete command from start to finish. markers. priced at the lowest lilNit Ellington High dropped its third in prices In new • 4 air direction gtiilaa No one could complain about the whistle-tooters. • Ramovabia Raiarvoir Six policemen were on duty. Their biggest problem, which was no problem 13 outings last night, 79-59, to un­ englandl from 49a to beaten Middletown High. Tim Forbes $1.27... at all, was to direct traffic after the game. The conduct of the students, from both schools, was excellent. had 22 and Thad Okolo 14 for the Pur­ ple Knights. Middletown is 11-0 for the season. SAVE! Modal HD12SR M T H N N A L ------Top Bowler------i X T R U S T AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - Wayne Professional Bowlers Association WETHERSFIELD, (UPI) - The MANCHESTER Zahn of Tempe, Ariz., who picked up money winners. (Herald photo by Dunn) OPEN 595 Main Street, 621 East Middle Turnpike, 320 Middle Turnpike West, 220 North Main Street state Traffic Commission has a $14,000 first prize in the Showboat Zahn has won $15,790 in three revoked a traffic permit for a WED.-FRI. 9-9 events this year. Buckley, of Colum­ Invitational at Las Vegas last proposed horse race track for John Lusa, Scott Hyde, Gary Carlson, Jeff Kiernan, Jeff Heim SAT 9-5 weekend, has edged ahead of Roy bus, Ohio, collected $5,000 for Wolcott, dealing what may be the Wage battle for loose hall during last night's spirited game at Eagles Nest TELEVI.SION Buckley in the latest list of top finishing fourth at Las Vegas and has fatal blow to the project. won $15,500 in 1976, PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTEiR EVENING HERALD, Mfliich6it6r, Conn., W6d.i Jftn. 21,1976

MANCHKHER EVENING HERALD, ifaachsster. OoiBB.. Wed.. Jsn. 21, 19TO - PAGE SgVK^lKEN Hank Strani •'

# V with Saints « ' NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Hank Stram wiU be paid more than ILIII $200,000 annually to put the fun back In football for the New §£>1 Orleans Saints, a team that has never had a winning season. z After :igning a five-year contract w -9 8! worth “more than $1 million,” this year, and "this was the premier 8 3 s h m i Stram, the former head coach of the job of all those available.” Kansas City Chiefs, ’Tuesday began A strict disciplinarian who would SI the task of turning a 2-12 team not let the Chiefs wear beards or around. mustaches during his last year in "I think it is time we had a lot Kansas City, Stram was f ir ^ after more fun in football,” said Saints the 1974 season with seven years owner John Mecom Jr., who has been remaining on a Chiefs’ contract heavily criticized by fans and media reportedly worth |100,000 annually. u i for his operation of the club. He spent one football season as a “Obviously, it has not been fun for television commentator on NFL me the last three or four year»-par- games. ticularly the last year and a half. I Stram posted a 124-76-10 record sSl<_ hope it will be now. I’m looking with the Chiefs in regular and forward to this season.” postseason play. He won a number of The Saints finished last season at 2- honors, including UPI Coach of the 12, and have not had a winning season Year award in 1968 when the Chiefs in their nine years existence. Stram had a 12-2 record. replaces interim coach Ernie “Number one, we want to become Hefferle who moved up in the middle a winner; number two, becoming a (Herald photo by Dunn) of the season when Mecom fired John contender, and number three, North. becoming the champ,” Stram said. Jim McNickle dribbles at midcourt Stram, who coached the Chiefs to “And, of course, you hope you can victory in the 1970 Super Bowl, said maybe skip number two and become he had studied several other offers a champ as soon as possible.” John Lubb trails play before East won last night ilM » .S 5 ,Q C a I ~ • p w o t ®l 2 U Holy Cross No. 1 1^! J23 * ^'1 Cavs run faster N in New England Js SiSs and top Celtics g ° v » l i l in BOSTON (UPI) — Consistency has been the calling card of the RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) — The Boston Celtics play a running Holy Cross basketball team this season while inexplicable lapses game but the Cleveland Cavaliers ran just a bit faster Tuesday have been the hallmark of the Providence College five. night. So it isIS that the dependabie T (Herald photo by Dunn) With Bobby Smith tossing in 24 was getting closer to the hoop,” said Crusaders have moved back into first stiii garnered one top spot vote and Smith. points, the Cavaliers rolled to a 98-85 piace in the weekiy UPI coaches’ finished with 52 points. EasVs Mark Dumais fires away 00 I I NBA victory over the Atlantic Divi­ “I felt like playing tonight and this ratings of New England Division I Massachusetts, rebounding from a sion leaders. is the most we have run the ball in coilege teams whiie the Friars have pair of losses with a Saturday night Indians' Mark Demko defended in loss last night 4 Isgoo - “It looked like a playoff special,” our last four games,” added Smith, failen once more to second place. win over Hawaii, was a close third said Geveland coach Bill Fitch. "We who sat out most of the fourth Holy Cross, 12-3 after beating with 49 points. ’The Minutemen, 7-3, ^ III started to contain their break and quarter. Lehigh and nipping Boston Coliege received the other first-place vote. u they didn’t get too many second shots Austin Carr, who has been having iast week and Yaie Tuesday night, Rhode Island, 8-5 following wins in that second half.” his scoring problems recently, came earned 14 first-place votes from the over Providence and Boston Univer­ Freshman answers o e 0$ The Cavs, who took a 51-45 halftime off the bench to throw in seven key 16 Division I coaches in New sity, moved solidiy into fourth place c^' in jS'S* lead and let Boston get the first points for the Cavs. England. The Crusaders, who also with 40 points, and Connecticut, 7-5, CsISS basket after the Intermission, reeled Carr, who had hit on only seven of received a pair of second-piace finished fifth with 12 points. Rutgers big need off 14 unanswered points to go ahead 35 from the field and 20 points in the votes, finished with 78 of a possibie 80 Boston Coliege, ranked in the top 20 65-57 with 7:07 left in the third period. last six games, hit all three of his points. in some nationai preseason polis, field goal attempts Tuesday night “That start of the third period was The Friars, who moved into first received Only one fifth-place vote to NEW YORK (UPI) — Two coaches whose preseason problems the ball game,” said Boston coach and scored five in the last 1:07 of the place in the iast weekiy poli after a finish in the eighth spot with one Tom Heinsohn. “We missed a lot of first half. nationally televised win over power- point. were predicated around the lack of a quality center can rest wide open shots but we would still of "Maybe things are on the upswing fui Louisviiie, dropped a pair of Points are awarded on a descen­ quietly today. had to play a helluva game to beat for me. I knew I was bad but not that decisions the past week to Seton Hail ding scaie with a first-piace vote Before the season, Rutgers’ Tom high 23 points to lead the undefeated i j them. bad in my last six games,” smiled and Rhode Isiand. Providence, 9-5, worth five points. Young knew he had four estabiished Scarlet Knights to their 14th straight “This is the best game I have ever Carr. baitpiayers. The oniy thing preven­ victory, a 102-87 romp over Lehigh. seen Geveland play. We just couldn’t John Havlicek paced the Celtics ting his club from cracking into the The answer for Miller came in put the ball in the hoop and when we with 21 points, 17 coming in the first top 10, he figured, was a big man, not another court—a court of law. went one for 10 at the start of the half on six of 10 attempts from the Coaches announce choices necessariiy one who couid score. Aii Shelton, who averaged 18 points and third period, that was it.” floor but the veteran forward hit on Young wanted was someone who 10 rebounds last yeari had signed on The Celtics hit 10 of 20 in the first only one of six in the second half. wouldn’t get in the way on offense with a pro team as a hardship case, period in grabbing a 26-22 lead but the "We have had trouble getting and who could clog up the middle on but then decided he wanted to remain 10 ' (Tavs bounced back to take the lead started our past few games but defense, occasionally blocking shots in the college ranks. £® j M jsJ 44-42 on Smith’s 12-footer with 2:54 tonight it was the third quarter that Three Celtics selected and grabbing rebounds. Fortunately, the presiding judge left in the first half and the Celtics did us in,” said Havlicek. The problem for Oregon State’s ruled favorably on Shelton’s eligibili­ O o . _ never caught up. Campy Russell added 15 points and on NBA East All-Stars Ralph Miller was of a different ty and the Beavers are now ranked l - l l Smith hit on eight of 12 in the first Jim Cliones 14 for the Cavs while Jo nature. Miller already had a quality 11th and lead the Pac-8 standings. 24 minutes with most shots coming Jo White dumped in 18 for Boston. NEW YORK (UPI) — National Basketball Association big man in Lonnie Sheiton, only he Shelton scored only 17 points and from in close. The next game for the Celtics is in didn’t know if he’d be abie to use fouled out in Tuesday’s, 78-71, Boston tonight against Phoenix. coaches undid some of the ballot stuffing by fans in several cities “When we are running, it drops Tuesday when they completed the teams for the East-West All- him. triumph over a stubborn University their defenses back and that is why I Weli, both Young and Miiier got of Portland squad, but he had clutch Star game to be played in Philadelphia Feb. 3. their wishes and the resuit is a rebounds when it looked like the Golden State and Boston, the two national ranking. Pilots were ready for an upset. last year, in the Aii-blar selection COr^ winningest teams in the NBA but and the result was heavily weighted The answer for Rutger^, currentiy In other major college games, Rick short-changed by the fans, wiii have toward Milwaukee, Detroit, Phoenix ranked No. 8 in the United Press Taylor hit with 17 seconds remaining three players each on the 12-man All- and Washington. Intemationai Board of Coaches Poil, to give Arizona State a 71-69 victory Star teams. Philadelphia, the third Significantly, the fans’ second and has come in the form of freshman over use, Kansas, with four players Pi Pro basketball roundup winningest team but blanked in the third choices for center in the West, James Baiiey, 6-foot-9 and stiii in double figures, downed Iowa, 68- pi 1 I iS fan poll, will have two represen­ Milwaukee’s Elmore Smith and growing, who in addition to fuifiiling 60, Texas upset Arkansas, 59-57, Son­ 5 * tatives. Detroit’s Bob Lanier, were ignored Young’s wishes as a defensive in- ny Parker’s 22 points helped Texas Named to the Western Conference by the coaches as were the third and timidator, has stepped right in and A&M remain unbeaten in Southwest S;S;S;S;S;$;S team by a poll of the coaches were fourth choices for guard, become a major contributor on Conference play with a 74-67 win over Clark point spree Golden State’s Jamaal Wilkes and Milwaukee’s Jim Price and Detroit’s offense. Houston, Texas Tech got by Baylor, Phil Smith, Seattle’s Fred Brown, Kevin Porter, and the third and This was most in evidence Tuesday 94-82, and Villanova downed l^ton 1 5 Kansas City's Scott Wedman, fourth choices for forward, night when Baiiey scored a season Hall, 11-77. I&3 i s helps sink Bullets Detroit’s Curtis Rowe, Phoenix’s Miiwaukee’s Dave Meyers and Alvan Adams and Chicago’s Norm Phoenix’s Curtis Perry. Van Lier. For all but Van Lier, it will Of the coaches’ selections in the be their first appearance in an NBA NEW YORK (UPI) - Archie Clark has no ill feelings for his East, Smith and Collins were rated All-Star game. by the fans no better than seventh Chris nets fast victory, former Washington Bullets teammates — even if it looks that Completing the Eastern and 10th among guards. way by his performances against them. Conference team were The starting lineups, based on the Gark, who starred for the Bullets Philadelphia’s George McGinnis and winners at each position in the fan didnH keep date waiting in 1971-74 before being traded to the spearhead Atianta’s fourth straight Doug Collins, Boston’s Dave Cowens poll were Golden State’s Rick Barry, Seattle Supersonics, scored all 12 of victory and overcome an eight point and Jo Jo White, Buffalo’s Randy Milwaukee’s Bob Dandridge and FAIRFAX, Va. (UPI) - Chris Smith, Atlanta’s John Drew and fourth-seeded Francois Durr of his points in the final period Tuesday deficit. Brian Winters, Los Angeles’ Kareem Evert didn’t want to keep her date France dumped Valerie Ziegenfuss night to lead his newest team, the Braves 112, Suns 103 H ouston’s Rudy Tomjanovich. Abdul-Jabbar and Kansas City’s waiting. Collins, McGinnis, Smith and Drew of El Cajon, Calif., and Betty Stove of Detroit Pistons, to a 114-107 National Bob McAdoo scored nine points in a Nate Archibald in the West; and Evert, who iost iast week to Mar­ Holland topped Isabell Fernandez of will all be playing in their first NBA Basketball Association victory over third quarter Buffaio surge that put Boston’s John Havlicek, tina Navratiiova in the finals at Columbia, 6-0, 6-4. Aii-Star contest. the Bullets. the Braves ahead for good. The Suns, Washington’s Elvin Hayes and Dave Houston, required just 45 minutes In second round play, Natasha l|ii Fans submitted 549,231 bailots, ap- “I’m not mad at them at all — far who twice had 20-point leads in the Bing, Buffalo’s Bob McAdoo and Tuesday night to down Kathy Chmyreva of the Soviet Union upset Sig I proximateiy three times as many as Jli from it,” Clark said afterward. first half, were led by Paul New York’s Walt Frazier in the East. Kuykendail, 6-2, 6-1, and advance to sixth-seeded Marcie Louie of San } “After all, they sent me to Bill WestphaTs 27 points. the quarterfinals of the $75,000 Francisco, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3; Terry Russell at Seattle and anyone would Warriors 116, Kings 103 Washington Virginia Silms. Then she Holladay of La Jolla, Calif., beat Iris be crazy not to want to play for him. Rick Barry tailied 37 points for the Svare fired by Chargers^ ieft with her escort for the evening— . Reidel of West Germany, 6-4, 6-2; •“ i I "But,” he added, "it sure feels Golden State win. The Warriors took Jack Ford, the President’s son. and Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia I ‘A j i nice to be the one that beat them.” the lead for good 74-70 in the third Evert, who was once Jimmy Con­ topped Jo Ann Russell of Naples, The victory, which snapped a five- quarter. Nate Archibaid had 27 points places blame on author nors’ fiancee, quipped, “We’re Fla., 6-2, 6-3. game losing streak, was also a and eight assists for the Kings. engaged,” when posing for pictures. Today, second-seeded Virginia SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Harland Svare during his tenure as head milestone of sorts for Clark. His 12 76ers 111, Bucks 108 Under the glare of automatic Wade of Great Britain plays Rrigette Svare has been ousted as general coach based on Mandeli’s obser­ points gave him 11,508 for his nine- George McGinnis and Doug Coiiins flashes. Ford pointed to a Cuypers of South Africa and third- manager of the San Diego Chargers vations of the Chargers in 1973. year career and put him 48th on the combined for 53 points to give photographer and said: “I feel like I se^ed Olga Morozova of the Soviet and he’s blaming the chairman of the Svare, formerly a head coach of NBA all-time scoring iist. Philadelphia its first win at the just got married.” Union plays Cynthia Doerner of psychiatry department at UC San the Los Angeles Rams, said the book Detroit Coach Ray Scott, also a Miiwaukee Arena in 14 tries. When asked if he was trying to get Australia. UJ former Bullet, said "We’ve been (Nets 134, Nuggets 123 Diego for it. “destroyed my credibility in the a few tennis tips so that he could beat waiting for him to put it altogether Bill Melchionni came off the bench Immediateiy after owner Eugene National Football League and in foot­ his father, he replied; “I beat him for quite awhile, b^ause when he to score a season-high 23 points as the Klein announced the firing in a one- ball in general” and said the firing already.” wants to, he can reaily get this team Nets won their 13th straight home sentence statement Tuesday, Svare was "the first evidence of this libei.” Evert, 21, won more than $350,000 charged up.” game to move within 2 1/2 games of blasted Dr. Arnold Mandell of La He said he would “ pursue all last year, but admitted it’s tough to New Stinger Jolla, Calif. Knirkit 107, TruilMucer* 104 first place Denver in the ABA. Julius remedies available” against Mandeil get up for every early round match. In a statement through a club CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cincin­ Elarl Monroe hit for 22 points as the Erving led the Nets’ scoring with 37 and the pubiishers. “I wake up in the morning and I nati SUngers of the World Hockey I jin m o spokesman, Svare, 45, said his dis- Knicks captured their fourth straight points. Klein gave no reason for "the ter­ just don’t feel like playing,” she said. Association Tuesday acquired missai stemmed from "unfounded, win in hopes of still gaining a playoff ColunelH 118, SpirilH 100 mination of services.” “But when I get to the arena and see defenseman Terry Ball from the malicious and distorted facts” in a berth. New York put the game away Louie Dampier, held to only two Svare, a former star linebacker the crowd, feel the excitement. I’m book written by Mandeli and Geveland Crusaders for future con­ by ourtscoring the Blazers 11-1 in a points in the first three quarters, with the New York Giants, came ready. I’ve been practicing hard sideration. tallied 14 in the final period, enabling scheduled to be published by Random here in 1971 as the club’s general since I was six years old and more late fourth quarter span. House this year. Ball played in 35 games for the lluwkH 100, Bull# 86 the Colonels to hold off a late St. manager and agreed to be interim than anything I need my mental Crusaders this season, scoring two The book, entitied "Nightmare Lou Hudson scored 16 of his game Louis rally that cut a 23-point Ken- head coach with four games left that rest.” goals and 17 points. He has b ^ in high 16 points in the final period to ^tucky lead down to five. Season,” gives a critical portrayal of year, replacing Sid Gillman. In other first round matches. the WHA i^nce its inception in 1972.

h 1 .- > ■* r:-» Backstrom, Rogers PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancbeiter. Com.. Wed., Jan. 21.1976 SCORE BOARD score for Whalers NHL Campbell Conference PHOENIX, Ariz. Edmonton Oilers and "I’m going from almost Backstrom tied the score lost to the Whalers four to Patrick Division (UPI) - Ralph joined the Whhlers just a last-place team to one of and sent the game into the six weeks. Webster un­ ^ W L T Pt four hours before the the top teams in the league scoreless overtime period. derwent the spinal fusion Philadelphia 29 7 8 0 Backstrom and Mike game. He scored one of the and I feel good about it “We were lucky in that during the 1971-72 season N.Y. IsUuiders 22 12 8 8 Rogers haven’t had a Whalers’ three second- now,” he said. “In Edmon­ overtime but the guys were while playing for the Atlanta 23 19 fi S California ^ a ls. N.Y. Rangers 17 23 4 3 chance to practice period goals. ton, I wasn’t playing and I tired,” Blackburn said. “Injuiies have us down to Bruce Landon, who Smyihe Division with the New England New England Coach Don wasn’t working. I was just Whalers yet, but it Blackburn said Backstrom floating but I think I’ve got 18 players and we had to go stopped 33 shots in the New W L T Pt England nets, said he was Chicago 18 11 IS S doesn’t seem to have and Rogers have not yet my bead straight now.” with just three lines in­ Vancouver 16 19 8 4 practiced with the Beside Rogers, Fred stead of four.” happy that he was tabbed St. Louis 17 21 S 3 mattered. Whalers. “I think they’ll fit O’Donnell, and Rosarie New England was for the Phoenix game Minnesota 14 27 2 3 Backstrom, playing his in though,” 'he said with a Paiement scored for New without the services of its rather than Chris Kansas City 11 30 4 3 third game since joining wink. England in the second top scorer, Tom Webster, Abrahamsson, the World Wales Conference the Whalers from the Blackburn said Rogers period. ’The Roadrunners’ who was injured Sunday Hockey Association’s No. 2 Norris Division defunct Ottawa Civics, "played some kind of a Cam Connor scored twice when his 20-game scoring goaltender. W L T Pt scored at 6:33 of the third game for a kid who’s been and John Migneault once in string was snapped in the “I’m glad he Montreal 33 6 6 7 period to earn New traveling all day.” the same period. Whalers’ 8-0 loss at Win­ (Blackburn) came back Los Angeles 24 21 2 S England a 4-4 tie with the Rogers, obviously tired, Jim Boyd slapped in a 15- nipeg. with me,” said Landon. "I (UPI Photo) Pittsburgh 17 23 5 3 Phoenix Roadrunners said at first he was angry footer at 4:48 of the final Blackburn said Webster was in there for that 8-0 yvffL’is alhstar game MVP Detroit 14 26 5 3 Tuesday night. about the trade, but has period to send Phoenix into suffered a fracture of a game at Winnipeg. I’m still Washington 3 38 5 1 Rogers was traded by the since changed his mind. a 4-3 lead before spinal fusion and will be fighting the puck but things Pete MahlovicRh ^ f WalM Conference Adams Division seemed to work out.” W L T Pt Boston 25 10 9 S Buffalo 26 13 S S All-Star game dull Toronto 20 16 9 4 Mahovlich family'proud of sons California 17 24 4 3 NEW YORK (UPI) - Player in the National Campbell (inference. pion Houston Aeros. Tuesday's Results Mr. and Mrs. Mahovlich Hockey League All-Star Their other son, Frank, Vaclav Nedomansky Prince of Wales All-Stars 7 Game with a one goal, Clarence Campbell All-Star! Mahovlich MVP back in Timmons, Ont., scored one goal and three scored the winning goal 5. had double reason to be three assist performance assists to lead the Toronto with 10:19 left to up his proud Tuesday night. to lead the Prince of Wales Toros to a 7-5 victory over team leading total to 31. for NHL winners One son, Peter, was Conference to a 7-5 victory th e defending World Mahovlich then put the WHA named the Most Valuable over the Clarence Hockey Association cham­ game out of reach with the East ^Bowling"^ final goal at 17:08. W L PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Winning coach / ‘W J ' New England 21 ! Floyd Smith wants to keep the team, and losing ANTIQUES- Fran Rival Cincinnati 19 23 125, Terry Hinson 139-365, Cieveland 18 23 coach Fred Shero wants to keep the game, but Laurie ^n av ig e 142-136- Indian. 16 25 the two couldn’t agree on a format for the 377, Donna Bremser 349, West National Hockey League All-Star game. Julie Levesque 141-139-383, W L T Smith, of the Buffalo Gloria Smith 142-362, Sally Houston 27 16 Sabres, coached the Prince He said he thought the Anderson 131-136-360, San Diego 20 19 Lesley Butler 129. Minnesota 20 17 of Wales Conference to a 7- format of the game should Phoenix 19 19 5 victory Tuesday night be changed so the Stanley Canadian over Shero’s Clarence Cup champions play a PINNETTES- Barbara SNOW TIN Seifert 179-500, Pat Twerdy Pts. Campbell Conference team team of league All-Stars. Winnipeg 31 in a dull National Hockey “It would put more in­ 179-490, Linda Gustafson QuebM 27 16 2 League All-Star game centive back into the 212-508, Sharon Young 177- Calgary 25 16 2 played before a crowd of game,” Shero said. 452, Dorothy Mathes 176, CLIARANCI Edmonton 18 28 2 17,077 at the Spectrum. Smith did not agree. Sandy Davis 194-461, Gail f j . Toronto 15 25 3 After the light-hitting “If you go back to that Shimaitis 450, Katy x-Ottawa 14 26 1 contest that was decided system you have limited Spearin 472. o v f '' x-Team disbanded by the second period when players in the game,” he Tuesday's Results the Wales Conference had said. “Everyone knows it’s SILK CITY- Ron Plecity Toronto 7, Houston 5 a 7-1 lead. Smith wa^ in a going to be a skating, 210-528, Ron Carone 206- Calgary 10, Edmonton 3 500 ASSORTED PER STORE. NO RAIN CHECKS 2».o predictably ebullient rtiood shooting spectacle.” 568, Dick Cote 214, Lou New England 4, Phoenix 4, and Shero a dour one. Pavhn 204-545, Herv Four­ M OT Pete Mahovlich of the > 9.W “I’d like to take this Montreal Canadians won nier 215-515, Ron Fletcher team back to Buffalo,” the game’s Most Valuable 217-550, Rollo Masse 209- NBA said Smith after his first Player award by scoring, 585, Len Farrand 213-547, Elastern Conference appearance as an All-Star one goal and three assists.' Glen Mason 520, Gerry .Allunti'e Division coach. “They scored a lot His goal and two of the Sweeney 511, Win Conant W L Pet. GB of goals. Pack them up and assists came in the first 500, Zig Olbert 512, Carl Boston 28 13 .683 take them back, shave period. G artenberg 521, Jack Phila. 27 15 .643 Uk their heads and nolrady will The 12 goals for both Krysakowski 519, Claire Buffalo 26 18 .591 3% know the difference.” teams was also an All-Star Reid 501, Bob Mann 330, New York 22 23 .489 8 Shero, who suffered a 7-1 record. Ron Custer 245-572, Bob Central Division loss in the All-Star game in 'The big, 6-3, 225-pound Bassett 202-519, Skip W L Pet. GB Montreal last year, said he Mikoleit 529, Vic Squadrito 22.99 center was awarded a car to 28.99 Wash. 24 19 .558 didn’t want to be a coach for being MVP and said he 502. Cleveland 23 20 1 .535 who lost two in a row. He and his five other Canadien 650* Atlanta 21 19 .525 IVk was disappointed after his FLORAL- Carolyn 20 teammates who played had New prl. 19 .487 3 Sulzinski 185, Dee Sim­ Houston 19 21 .475 3Vk squad suffered a loss that decided before the game they only made respec­ mons 458, Arlene LaPointe Western Conference that the award would be table with a four-goal sur­ split six ways if one of 472, Harriet Wilson 473. Midwest Division ge in the third period. W L Pet. GB them won it. Milwaukee 18 24 .429 TEE-TOTALERS- BELTBj5;l;2«aHs Detroit 16 23 .410 Vt Marie Ford 207-496, Sharon Mud and snow w ^ Kan. City 14 29 .326 4W R ichard 190-452, Fran Chicago 11 30 .268 6V4 18-hour run slated Tamsin 192-487, Joan Smith Pacific Division 454, Sharlie DeLisle 463, W L Pet. GB for celehral palsy Marge DeLisle 185, Sue (Sold. St. 31 10 .756 Moulton 194, Leda Nicol l i V AA< ^31 i 49i LosAng. 23 21 .523 m toW .99 ,FR70*IA-®’*70*1A Running has been a part 178-212-536, Nancy Seattle 22 22 .500 lOli! the nexi ailernoon. |to46.99 ••_ i 4.G78*IA-078*15 Phoenix 17 23 .425 13Vi of Vin Fandetti’s life for Last year, 75 runners Washburn 179-497. Portland 16 27 .372 16 some time. covered 1,500 miles and E78*1A-FJ»^\\.L78*15 Tuesday's Results One week from Satur­ over $4>000 was realized. CHURCH- Elly New­ Detroit 114, Washington 107 day, Jan.31, Fandetti will This year the goal is 2,000 comb 218-539, Larry Harws Buffalo 112, Phoenix 103 head a number of Hartford miles and $6,000. 222-545, Larry Schless 222, New York 107, Portland 104 Track Club runners in a A number of Manchester George Gibbs 200-516, Gun- Cleveland 98, Boston 85 special moneyraising men will again compete. nar Larson 533, Joe Juiiano Atlanta 100, Chicago 86 Fandetti said sponsor Golden State 116, Kansas promotion. 512, Rich Rosenthal 551, Mobiloil For Longer Tire LIfel Front End Wheel sheets for each runner will City 103 It will be the second an­ Morgan Flaherty 510, Jack be distributed and anyone Heavy Duty Alignment Special P hiladelphia 111, nual Celebral Palsy Run, Nelligan 267-587, Phil who would like to con­ SAE20W Milwaukee 108 which will cover 18 hours, Chase 536, Nels Johnson Improves steering, eliminates front tribute in the name of any at the Westfarms Mall. 231-610, A1 Semrau 205-560, end shimmy We check upper and ABA individual may do so by Bud Grant 502, Cy Perkins lower ball joints, idler arms, tie Fandetti said HTC calling Channel 30, the run 561, Walt Dunko 506, Rob rods; adjust for camber, caster, toe w L Pet. GB members will start their being part of the annual Smith 214-o05, Bob in and out. Denver 31 11 .738 run for money at 11:30 p.m. promotion for the celebral McBride 233-564, Charles World famous for fine performance! Cars with Torsion Bars t Air Conditioning add 2.99 New York 27 12 .692 2Vk Jan.31 and will end at 5:30 San Ant. 23 17 .575 7 palsy drive. Caselauskas 503. Kentueky 23 19 .548 8 Quaker State 6 Point Engine Tune Up Indiana 22 20 .524 9 Snowmobile St. Louis 19 24 .442 12 Vk Virginia 5 34 .128 24tk HOLIDAY CATERERS. ^ O ll INCLUDES PARTS i LABOR Arlene Tallman 137-343, We inspect spark plug wires lor contact, Tuesday's Results Reg. install new Champion or AC spark New York 134, Denver 123 Olga CoMa 136-134-356, plugs, new points, condenser and 99c 6 Cyl. Cars... 16.88 Kentucky 118, St. Louis 100 Anne Fidler 131-129-359, rotor. We sot dwell and tune eng'ne Qt. to mfr. specifications. Check PCv Helene Dey 125-355, Phyllis 8 Cyl. Cars... 19.88 Basketball Huntington 130-126-341, For 2 cycle engines. valve, adjust carburetor if needed. Diane Bernard 132-128-370, Limit 4 Qts. per Customer. Midget and Sparky Laggis six for Carol Lewie 140-353, the winners while Dan Maureen Chapman 127-372, DuPont Action at the East Side Du Pont or Prestone Rec last night saw Lingard and Brian Toland Joanne Cochran 127-340, Engine Start Webster out Manchester State Bank nip each netted six for the Mary Heim 136, Carol Spray Fluid Spray De-Icer with Scraper Top with injury Automatic Comfort, 37-34, Elks. Rawson 130-344, Ann and Manchester Police belt Hebert 342, Mae Jenack Our HARTFORD (UPI) - Eastern Realty, 28-15. Businessmen 346. Reg. Tommy Webster, 28, the Brian Galligan had 20 Paced by Bob Plaster’s 1.19 New England Whalers’ points and Steve Schrider game-high 37 points, For smoother, quicker starts, leading scorer, has a PARKADE JUNIOR- less strain on engine. 11 for the Bankers while Fred’s Athletic Club routed Lori Bilodeau 201-497, severe back injury and Mike Oleksinski had 18 and B.A.Club, 85-50, last night may be out of action for up Roger Poudrier 202-515, Tony Lefebvre 10 markers at Illing Junior High. Don Jolm Jenkins 202-569, San­ 16 Foot Hea\ 10 Amp. Auto to six weeks, the team an­ for Comfort. Pat McCann Jones added 18 and Joe Booster Cat nounced Tuesday. dy Irish 189, Bart Johnson Battery Charger netted 10 points. Brad Giatek 16 to the winning 500, Leah MacMullen 462. Ron Ryan, general Jones eight and Jim Angel total. Ralph Pemberton manager of the World ^ t t Gluhosky rolled an all Our played well for the Police and A1 Wiley each had 11 spare game of 178. Reg. Hockey Association's while Mike Falkowski had points and Kevin 11.99 eastern division leaders, 12 tallies for Realty. Kravontka 10 for the said Webster has been With Mike St. Laurent losers. IST616 For 6 to 12 volt vehicles. Color playing in pain the past PARKADE BANTAM- coded clamps, auto-circuit breaker. and John Tychson each Dubaldo Electric edged Scott Royer 168449, John several games because a popping in 12 points, VFW past ’Three Js, 77-76. Bruce crack has appeared in a Thomas 168-400, Mike downed Boland 0|1 1,26-23, Hence had 17 points and Tuley 151. spinal fusion performed in last night at the Communi­ Clayt Hence, Gary 1972. ty Y. Dave Besterfield and Colangelo and Randy Glen- Ryan said Webster asked 3 WAVS TO CHARGE SALE: George Hanlon each had ny 14 apiece for Dubaldo. BLOSSOMS- Vicky MANCHESTER WED. thru SAT. permission to return to six markers for Boland. Don Coppen scored 19 Glass 182499, Sherry Scor- Toronto to see Dr. David Multi Circuits II topped points, Merrill Meyers 18 so 176, Betty Whitehill 167- 1145 Tolland Turnpike Hastings, who performed the Elks, 25-19. Joe and Jack Lawrence 15 for 456, ^ rb a ra Sullivan 167- the 1972 operation. Gallagher had seven points the losers. 451. f i i PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 21, 1976 MANCailtoiEw EVENING HERALD. Mindwstar. Cobb.. Wed., Jan, a . 1878- PAGE TWEMiyOWE Day care plan approved Special town meeting set for project and can only handle 30. It is at He suggested the Block Grant can V e rn o n capacity. Coventi7 to replace Democrat Roslyn asked to retnind town department statenoents required by federal and be used to generate more grant funds KiKiifeld as alternate. Mrs. Komfeljl BARBARA RICHMOND for operating money. The Town Council approved the heads such spendinjg is in violation of state statutes and the Town Charto'. Definite need soui^t, but didn't receive, reappoint-' the Town Charter and can be cause This may be interpreted as a gas Herald Reporter scheduling of a Jan. 29 special town Mrs. Maryellen Linderman, co- meeting at 8 p.m. at the Capt. Nathan ment for another two-year term. for their removal. m le, Councilman Robert (Hmstead A proposal to allocate $20,000 of the Woolworth building chairman of the center’s board of Both Barrett and Banak are to said in presenting the motion. town’s $25,000 Block G rant to Hale School to act on the proposed ’The Woolworth building is in the directors, said there is a definite “Flanders River Road bridge project serve to November 1978. The council also voted to instruct However, the purpose is to provide rehabilitate the former Woolworth older Rockville Shopping Plaza. The need for extended day care programs Solai* research co ^ il members information on building, to expand day care ser­ and the acceptance and discon­ town employes not to discuss itenu Hochanum Valley Community Center to include children of kindergarten pending matters first as a mgtter of vices, won the approval of the Town tinuance of town roads. The council voted to seek.,federal with the press that have not been (HVCC) and the Rockville Public age through nine years. She said a Council members are awaiting ac­ consideration of Coventry as a site first presented to the council except courtesy, he said. Council last night. Health Nursing Association may oc­ survey of parents shows 133 children The recommendation was made by tion by Columbia officials on the for solar research. The U.S. Energy cupy some of the space. are in need of this service. Town Planner John Loranger after bridge issue as both communities are Research and Development Ad­ Loranger estimates it will cost She said the board would like six he reviewed the input from a Dec. 20 to shiare in the costs of the proposed- ministration is considering possible $100,000 to repair the building. It con­ months to investigate possible fun­ Convicted firebomber public hearing concerning use of the $50,000 project. ' sites in New England. tains 10,000 square feet, 4,000 of ding for operating the expanded funds. liie council approved Monday which would be used for day care. facility. She said about $60,000 will be Police cruiser He also recommended the night a town aide agreement with the In other action council members to face state charges Isadore Rubin, owner of the needed for equipment. The board state Department of Transportation remaining $5,000 of this year’s nant building, has agreed in principle to approved the purchase of two new said $7,000 of this will come from (DOT) to allow $1,500 of state road NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Dennis C. who carried out the firebombing, be used to provide staff to the Plan­ the proposal, Loranger said. Rubin police cruisers. fees; $5,000 from the state Depart­ funds to be used for engineering ser­ Tiche, 29, of Boyers, Pa., convicted which it said was staged to collect ning Department to update the told him he is willing to rent space One current cruiser will be turned ment of Education for reimburse­ vices for the bridge project. on federal charges in the Shelton $65 million in insurance claims. town’s comprehensive plan and to ad­ “as is” for about $2 a square foot. ment of food costs; and $8,000 from in and the police vehicle in the best minister the Discretionary Grant. Any of this money not used in the firebombing trial, has been arrested government sources. condition will be retained as a third He further recommended that $20,- brld^ replacement project will by Connecticut authorities to face Part of the money needed will be vehicle for the department. The 000 for day care be “set aside” from Other tenants revert back to the town’s road council agreed that every other year state charges. used to convert the parking lot to the maintenance account. The U.S. D istrict Court jury the 1977 Block Grant, for a total of ’The HVCC and the nurses would rear of the building for a playground. two vehicle will be turned in for ‘Work relief $40,000. have the option of providing ’The road action is a recommenda­ replacement with only one vehicle Tuesday continued deliberating the Top priority rehabilitation costs directly or tion from Councilman Robert replaced the off-year. cases of six remaining defendants Keller’s street numbering com­ and adjourned an hour early because program The expansion of day care services having the owner rehabilitate their Council needs space In the past the two cruisers have took priority over other suggestions space and include the cost in a Michael McElduff Jr., director of mittee to provide proper legal status been replaced each year. of snow. No verdicts were reached to various town roads. ’The listing plan proposed for the funds. ’They included; Provi­ revised lease schedule. Rubin said he the Hockanum Valley Community The change will allow for lower but the jury was to resume provides the official name of each sion of an emergency shelter by the will negotiate a 10-year lease. The Center, said his organization is also mileage yearly on the cruisers and deliberating today. town road and its length. HARTFORD (UPI) - Able-bodied Hockanum Valley Community building would remain tax producing interested in space in the building. possibly up to a $2,000 cost saving, State authorities have charged welfare recipients would be required Center, buying and demolishing run­ remaining under private ownership. He needs about 3,000 square feet. Barrett ajpp'ofnted council members said. ’The cost of Tiche with arson and burglary. He to work for government or non-profit down buildings and selling the land Loranger stipulated, and the coun­ The nursing association has also ’The Town Council also approved purchase will be covered by $7,500 in was arrested at the New Haven agencies to receive their benefits un­ for new development, and adding it cil agreed, operating funding for the outgrown its quarters. It wants to be reappointing Republican Roger revenue sharing funds and $1,684 in Correctional Center. der a bill proposed by the state Social to the home improvement loan day care center must be found by in the building with suitable parking. Barrett of Standish Rd. to the Plan­ unencumbered cash surplus. Two defendants have been con­ Services Department. program under the $150,000 June 1, of this year; funding of the ning and Zoning Commission (PZC) victed and one acquitted in the case Commissioner Edward W. Maher Discretionary Grant. rehabilitation for the day care por­ as a replar member. of an alleged arson at the Sponge Overspending Rubber Products Co. factory March said ’Tuesday the plan he backs would Loranger termed the day care tion of the building is conditional ABOUT TOWN It also appointed Democrat Todd Council members e x p r e s s con­ 1 . require all towns in the state to adopt A gingerly stroll center step to remake Rockville the upon positive commitments for the ' Cook as PZC alternate to fill the un­ cern about possible overexpenditures a "work relief” program for welfare “government, medical, cultural, and remaining 6,000 square feet of space; expired term of Charles Andreuk, 'The jury Monday returned p ilty in various town accounts this fiscal recipients. He said about two dozen A lone stroller walks gingerly along ice encrusted Lake service center of the town.” long-term leases ^ worked out prior who was appointed a regular verdicts against Tiche, the so-called (Herald photo by Dunn) year. Affected accounts appeared to towns in the state now have such a He said it would conform to the in­ to the start of renovations; and day member. Cook lives on Snake Hill “technical mastermind” of the bom­ Michigan' Chicago shoreline which is like an arctic wasteland The Bentley School PTA program be the police, roads, assessor, program. tent of the act providing the funds, care services be aimed at low- Rd. and his term runs to November bing and David N. Bubar, 48, of after a siege of bone-chilling weather. (UPI photo) Gotcha! right in the breadbasket! committee will meet Thursday at 7 building. Board of Health w d town' He said his proposal would in­ namely to improve the economic moderate income families. 1977. Memphis, Tenn., a self-styled psy­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jane hall maintenance accounts, council stitute a similar requirement for Eric Dower, 9, gets smacked by a snowball thrown by John Heino, 7. This was a snowball status of low to moderate income The Hockanum Valley Day Care Republican Vince Banak of chic who said he foresaw the blaze. Wlochowski, 94 Cambridge St. to dis­ members said. mothers and fathers taking state aid fight at Buckley School, and you could find similar snowballing at most every school. families. Center, funded by state and federal Wrights Mill Rd. has been appointed The government said Bubar made cuss plans for the school Bicenten­ Town Manager Allen Sandberg was the arrangements for hiring the men who are able to work. money, now operates in a wing of the nial fair. Parents with any First Congregational Church of Ver­ suggestions are invited to attend. Four Jaycees get Keyman Awards non. It is only for preschool children Refreshment will be served. for the Jaycee’s Youth Day Members of the efforts in interchapter Rd., was recognized for his nominated by the local at the University of Manchester Jaycees relations. He also received work in developing an out­ Jaycee chapter for Connecticut; and Gary FORCED TO recently received recogni­ the Jaycee of the Month standing public speaking recognition at the state tion for their efforts put Espelin, of 1184 W. Middle Award for November, for improvement program. He level. Tpke., for the Santa Visits forth in Manchester over his efforts in membership w as involved in Others receiving awards i the last few months. the Mentally Handicapped recruitment and fund Manchester Jaycees in­ at the Jaycee membership Project. Keyman Awards were raising project chairman. lA le rio r/ >VACATE terchapter programs in­ meeting were project presented to Ron Tuttle, Fichtel, of 232 Kennedy cluding coordinating local chairmen; Westmoreland EVERYTHIN6 MUST BE MOVEOI Howard Fichtel, Alan Rd., was cited for his ef­ participation in the New for Buddy-for a-Day; Alan Lamson and Tom forts as chapter director England State’s Jaycee Shaw of 28 S. Hawthorne Harrington. and for an outstanding job Convention in Manchester, St. for the 4H/Jaycee An­ 189 Tuttle, of 39 Edgerton HELP us (UAR OVr on various fund raising N.H. In addition, Lamson nual Horse Show; Jeffrey St., received the award for projects. He also received was cited for his signifi­ Ouellette, of 88 Hamlin St., 0\K his participation in the recognition for his ac­ cant involvement with the Jaycees individual tivities in community Jaycees membership BERNIE’S GOOD PIZZA SETS OF BEDDING development program youth involvement. recruitment and communi­ e n Main SIraal, Manchaalar (Speak-Up Jaycee), and his Lamson. of 613 Bush Hill ty involvement program. “We'll Make You A Qoln our of Butintta? NOI But our now thowroom la only 7,000 aquara faat ana 24,000 Harrington, of Tolland, won’t go Into 7,000. Our complata Invantory muat ba movad and wa'd rathar mova It to Pina You Can't Refuse!” your houaa than a warahouaa. W all ba dpan Monday through Saturday from 10 to 0. B^nai BVith panel was honored for his efforts 646-5555 as treasurer of the HERE’S A SAMPLE OF ORAMTIC PRICE CUTS 1 Manchester Jaycees and BEMCO’S BEST all sizes at 1/2 TICKET PRICE talks Brotherhood his participation in Jaycee community involvement Thia la BEMCO’a boat. Ita 20 yaar Quillorama A panel discussion on Lodge of Masons, Robert projects. He was also cited Back Bulldar will ba tha LAST aat of baddlng Brotherhood in Action will McBride of Friendship for his participation in in­ you will avar naad. But hurry for thIa apaclal. be th e feature of a Lodge of Masons, James Whan S2 aata In varloua alzaa ara aold, tha terchapter activities. apaclal la ovarl breakfast-meeting Sunday, Holmes of the Knights of In addition to the WANTED Jan. 25 by Manchester’s Columbus, John Rogers of quarterly Keyman APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED Charter Oak Lodge of B’nai Prince Hall affiliate Awards, individual WE HAVE THE MEN ^ V TWIN-SET Reg. 239" ... NOW 1 1 9 * * B’rith. It will be at 9 a.m. Masons and Town Manager Jaycees were awarded cer­ AND THE KNOW HOWI at the Bonanza Restaurant Robert Weiss. tificates as Jaycee of the Specializing In Westinghouse, General Electric and HotpolnV FllU-SETReg.279" ... NOW 1 3 9 * * on Spencer St. B’nai B’rith is one of the Month for their outstan­ The breakfast is open to oldest ' service Appliances ding contributions during SPECIALINQIN NOW 1 7 4 * * 'c >:,■ men of all denominations. organizations in the United the month of September, QUEEN-SET Reg. 349" .. The price is $1.50 and the States and is active in October, November, and WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR menu will be bagles, lox, promoting better December. Receiving APPLIANCE SALES KING SET Reg. 519" ... NOW 2 5 9 * * eggs and coffee. relationships between the these awards were Tom E U im SNN ISPUl a PMKM LOT LKHT The panel will explore Jewish and non-Jewish Westmoreland of 66 Henry MMTDUNCEUDREPMI 20 YEAR WARRANTY the question, “What is community. It supports the S t. September and Brotherhood in Action, Anti-Defamation League December; Randy Dumas, DuBALDO SWH^viiwTEII what has it done, what else and Hillei groups on of Glastonbury, October; 42 PUlWtLl n.niUjiMF«iia ^ 646-8114 MANCHESTER 519 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. • 646-4455 can it do?” nationwide college cam­ and Ron Tuttle November. Panelists will be John puses. Recipients of the Nelson of Manchester Keyman and Jaycee of the Month awards have been

Town seeks director Tour Mailor Charge Welcome On All freezer Orders of Youth Bureau . 3 '• v'5 Vernon that the court and the I BARBARA RICilMOM) police feel the operation of WESTERN BEEF ^ lloruld reporter the bureau is an essential 63 TOLUND TPKE. ^ W A m ^ ^ O P E N SUNDAY 9-6 » one. 1 8 4 Open NigAti |0 The town will start a MANCNESTER 643-1184 9 9 search for a director for W M MON.thru’FRI. - p.m. A In his letter of resigna­ SAT.&S.UN.9-6 p.m. ■ the Youth Services Bureau With a complete line tion Young charged that ^ i i r c W m WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ■ to replace James Young GROCERIES & PRODUCE q u a n t it ie s the former Republican ad­ j u i . t __ LIMIT QUANTITIES m who resigned as of Jan. 2. ministration had been Get The Savings The recommendation to kPECIRLS THURSDflY-FRiDnY-SnTURDn' adverse to helping the keep the bureau going was youth of the town and was SAVE AT LEAST 20% made by an evaluation not interested in special ON MOST MEAT PURCHASES AT WESTERN BEEF. OUR MEAT R committee headed by of *76 At Singer Now! programs. IS ALL HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF NATURALLY AGED Councilman Thomas FOR FULL FLAVOR & TENDERNESS & REMEMBER WE TRIM Dooley. The council was Along with recommen­ THE MEAT - NOT THE CUSTOMER! presented with a detailed ding continuance of the report of the committee’s bureau, the committee OVEN READY findings and approved suggested that the bureau them. be funded for the The committee deter­ remainder of the fiscal mined that the bureau has year from contingency IM G A STS lb. been active in counseling funds and the inclusion of a STRETCH-STITCH MACHINE young people, providing $20,(XX) budget item in the WITH FLIP & SEW* 2-WAY r oINELBS l RIB lYE part-time employment and 1976-77 budget. SEWING SURFACE emergency home place­ just flip a panel for free-arm,sewing DELMONiCO STEAKS ment and refering the It further recommended of cuffs, sleeves, pantlegs, etc. LOWEST PRICE IN MONTHS Don’t Be Bugged By The Bunnies young people to the proper that the town planner start • Exclusively designed agencies for professional immediately to determine front drop-in bobbin. IWRBIE if any funds are available • Built-in 2-step SIRLOIN ’‘"“HBUGNACKI'S SPECIAL help. buttonholer. It also found that the from a state or federal relationship between the source; that a Youth Ser­ • Trade in and save even more! bureau and the police, the vices Evaluation Com­ iriPSatv>.l] •! Sell Them W ith A Want Ad* Juvenile Court, and the mittee be appointed to set Give Us a Call We’re All Bars! town administration has policy and periodically B ® been unsatisfactory and evaluate the bureau C H U C K Of BEEF 8 9 *» . that th^olice and the operations; the finding of You get Chuck Steak & Roasts. Shoulder Clod Roasts, London Broil Beef Stew PHONE more suitable quarters for Ground Chuck. Soup Shank, and Short Ribs.______court no longer refer young Singer makes many other fine sewing machines, priced from only $99.95. bureau offices; and that people to the bureau. Used machines, from $19.95. i«Vc«» The committee said the the bureau enter into \«« offices, on W. Main St., are written agreements with other local agencies 2711 in a building which is in There’s Ho Place Like poor condition and is poten­ describing the referral 856 Main Street in IHINOS ’ I ’ ^ISIDES process and the method of 1/2 HIND - 1/2 SIDES ALSO AVAILABLE AT ABOVE PRICESI CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOn ASSISTANCE tially unsafe; the town’s m Manche^ • 643-430S m extra cheigi hr cutting, nwiiipini & freating delinquency problem is coordinating services to SINGER avoid duplication of effort Sewing Centers end per hcicieiing Apoioved On I«h% i O serious and appears to be B g WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAM~P^ growing in severity; and and misundertstandings as ‘ A Tr*

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Com.. Wed.. Jan. « ; IC T - PAGE TWENTY-THRro PAGE TWENTY-TWO—- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.i Wed., Jan. 21, 1976 Blackstone to be on panel Rham staff defends Pushee Hebron needed most at that time— as gifted will be sent to the will participate in an over- Rotarians plan Auction ’76 East Hartford in West Hartford. n i^ t field trip to attend a By NANCY FOOTE a good listener. Talcott Mountain Science mini-bus for senior citizens. The program begins at 7 conference in Boston on South Windsor Co to 6 • Thurt., Fri. 9 to 9 j Education designate their cing. ^ > H' earlier in the month at a of our school states. received a list of possible auction block. exclusive use of local seniors. I llUlllld. Sat. 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) ' upcoming production of In accord with other Rotary special session to accept ‘‘His awareness of the new courses to be taught at Tickets for this year's auction are Emmet Gemme will serve as auc­ Rockville hospital notes "1776” as t ^ school’s of­ projects,, the proceeds will be used the Pushee resignation importance of each in­ Rham in ‘76-77. The art $30 per couple and include an open tioneer and will be assisted by his Oven Ready dividual — whether stu­ department will add a ficial Bicentennial project for a worthy cause — this time a new bar. staff. which is effective June 30, for the spring of 1976. 1977. dent, teacher, parent or class in fused glass Admitted Friday; Ruth Tolland; Margaret Tracy, staff — has made this a techniques. ‘The industrial Guelius, Goose Lane, Tolland; Range Hill Dr., Vernon; RIB ROAST OF BEEF Teachers who spoke about Pushee described viable pUlosophy.” arts department will add Joseph McGarry, Crystal Laura Waite, Court St., industrial plastics II and Lake Rd., Tolland; Rita Rockville. him as interested in Us The board members did Sokoloski, West St., Admitted Saturday: staff, concerned about his not discuss the teachers’ electronics II. Rockville; Ed Witzke, New Josephine Burdick, Stafford students and innovative request. The teachers left In the English depart­ Britain. Springs; John Lent!, Gardner when setting up course and the meeting as Vice Chair­ ment the following elec­ Discharged Friday: Mrs. St., Manchester; Douglas programs. man Everett Graham tives are proposed; Dianne Abom and son. Maple Levick, Brooklyn St., M.35 moved on to the regular Folklore, The Future, All board members St., Ellington; Jane Rockville; Cynthia Schieman, Cholc* lit thru 8th Riba received copies of a letter agenda. Reading Writing Workshop Bauks and daughter, Stafford Spring. from the staff praising Personnel and Women in Literature. Chamberlain St., Rockville; Discharged Saturday: Ber­ Pushee. The board voted to ap­ Exploring Film will be Mrs. Doris R. Farr of the Tolland Daughters of the American Revolution shows the DAR Amelia Brennan, Sleeping nard Dorman, W. Main St., point Joan Spooner to the offered in place of the Giant Apts., Rockville; Rockville; Jane Nye, Old Post ‘Ibis,letter states in part: Good Citizen pin to the four young ladies receiving it from her chapter this year. They are, ‘‘The staff and the students biology department during World of Film. William Clifford, Stafford- Rd., Tolland; Robin Baxter, Lean, Pnah left to right, Dawn DaDalt of Stafford, Susan Dahling of Rockville, Cynthia Roberts of ville; Amy Dart, Hoffman Monson, Mass.; Steven ROUND were both operating under the leave of absence. of ' ‘The music department Tolland, and Teena Tautkus of Ellington. (Herald photo by Dunn) Rd., Ellington; Muriel Lavoie, Overhill Rd., GROUND severe handicaps when the Patricia Hedwell and will add Fundamentals of GastOnguay, Talcottville; Ellington; Harold Limberger, GROUND expansion program was un­ Kathryn Sicusco to the Music and Applied Music John Gorsky Sr., Gehring Rd., Tomoka Ave., Ellington; derway. Noise, confusion, math department during Lessons. The science Tolland; Carol Hanson, Woak CHUCK James Leahy, Mt. Vernon dirt and overcrowding in the leave of absence of department will add 2 St., South Windsor; Patrick Dr., Vernon; Frederick all areas was rampant. Yet Alice Mokrzewski. Science in Fiction. Hurley, E. Hanover, N. J.; Provencher, Village St., The board accepted the The school plans to offer Mary Jasion, Franklin Park, Ellington; Louise Barbero, Mr. lUshee’s voice on the DAR gives Good Citizen awards morning announcement resignation of Nancy University of Connecticut Rockville. Stanley St., Rockville; Alvin lb. came though calm and Aramini as afternoon courses in English, Also: Charles Long, Usher, Anthony Rd., Tolland;- lb . (10 lb. Or More ) Tolland daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. the award pin from the sponsoring Sullivan Ave., Ellington; Christopher Rachek, Moun­ helpful with a little touch nurse and appointed mathematics, biology, Spanish, French, and Gk)od Citizens award pins were Dahling. chapter. A certificate is presented by Charles Leslie Jr., Spring St., tain St., Vernon; Donald of humor to lighten the Marian Regan to replace presented to four area winners of the Miss Teena Tautkus, Ellington the state DAR. Rockville; Mary Rose Lynch, Allen, Cedar Swamp Rd.; day. her at $4.50 per hour for sociology. Good Citizen contest by the Captain High, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ir­ Winners of the state award receive Enfield; Roland ' Manurin, Mrs. Sharon Borek and “Waybest" Fresh Cut ‘‘He was always there to three hours per day. ‘The board was notified Noah Grant Chapter, Connecticut ving J. Tautkus. their choice of a savings bond or Stafford Rd., Tolland; daughter, Talcottville Rd., listen to all tales of woe, Talcott Mountain that some members of the Eleanor McLellan, Emily Dr., Daughters of the American Revolu­ And Miss Dawn DaDalt, Stafford scholarship. Vernon; Mrs. Evelyn and that was what was Rham students identified Stiident Faculty Senate Vernon; Francis McManus, Mulvaney and daughter. Ward tion (DAR), at its Saturday meeting High, daughter of Mr. and B/Irs. Silvio National winner receives a $1,000 Echo Dr., Vernon; Lolita CHICKEN college scholarship. Also, the winner St., Rockville; Mrs. Ellen in the Savings Bank of Tolland. S. DaDalt. Pelletier, Ridgewood Trail, Dennis and son, Vernon Ave., Heritage Checking Mrs. Doris R. Farr, contest chair­ ‘The DAR Good Citizens contest is is introduced at the Continental Coventry; Paul Rasulis, Rockville. man, made the presentation. open to boys and girls in the senior Congress in Washington, D.C. and Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland; LEGS Suburban briefs ts*:*:*:*:*Wf: classes of public and private high presented with an engraved silver Helen Rose, Court St., The high school senior girls Births Saturday: A •X receiving the awards were; schools. Selection is based on a Paul Revere bowl. Rockville; Shela Schwartz, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield; Stephen Smith, The Better Way Miss Cynthia Roberts, Tolland questionnaire, school grades, and ‘The Tolland DAR was organized Larry Schieman, Stafford Early dismissal Shovel for rubbish High School, daughter of Mr. and recommendations based on depen­ here April 5, 1975 by Mrs. John C. East Windsor; Susan Stanat, Springs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. BOLTON — Students in the elemen­ Broad Brook; Suzanne EAST HARTFORD - ‘The sanita­ Mrs. Richard M. Roberts. Miss dability, service and patriotism. Rieg of Manchester. Alexander Krajewski, tary and middle schools will be dis­ Sunderland, Glenn Dr., Manchester. tion division of the Public Works 1 When we say we’re The Better Way, we mean it. When we them better 8 ways. We invite you to compare Better Way Susan Dahling, Rockville High, Each senior class winner receives missed at 1 p.m. ‘Thursday for a Department sent out a plea for !»5 l b . teachers curriculum day. Afternoon residents to shovel out an area by the designed our new personal checking accounts we made Checking with other checking accounts. Not QuarteredI (10 lb. limit) kindergarten students will attend the street for their rubbish. The collect I morning session and be dismissed at crews have been subjected to hazar­ Heritage Better Way Checking Account Your P m « t Clnckiai AccmmI ^ 11:30 a.m. dous conditions as they , struggled up m s m snow banks or over icy walks to get Lean, Tender Blood quota rubbish. Lean I g ^ 0 Yes. No Printing charge. No service charge. ANDOVER — The quota was more i CUBE Special meeting FREE No minimum balance. No "club" to join. No limit Ym No BEEF FOR than reached at a recent bloodmobile I on number of checks. in Columbia. Figures of Andover TOLLAND — The Board of Educa­ STEAKS residents taking part were not tion will meet in special session STEW ^ YES. You may cash your Heritage checks at any available. There were 83 pints of blood tonight at 7.30 in the Central Ad­ OUT OF TOWN CHECK of the many participating CHECK 'N CASH banks Y n No donated. The quota was 83. Of 92 peo­ ministration Building. High school CASHING $ 1 2 9 ple offering blood, there were nine staff will be present to answer e r located throughout the state. temporary rejects. questions about the school’s proposed 1 lb. On* Kind, On* Pric*, 99«J budget. The central office budget will Democratic caucus g YES. Listing your checks in the order written T h * B *stl (A s Is) 1 be presented. Action will be taken bn ^ COMPLETE MONTHLY J J r AND the order cashed. Showing balances of your $ (Co v e n t r y — Democratic Town the compliance policy for Title IX. Vm No Committee caucus will be held tonight Sue Koffman will report on the STATEMENTS other Heritage services if you wish. And ^ RETURNING all of your cancelled checks monthly. WHILE WE GOT 'EM, 1 Lean Sliced Boneleae at 8 p.m. in the large group instruction meeting with the town manager. The room at the Capt. Nathan Hale Middle search for a new superintendent will BOILED School. The caucus is open and be discussed. DELMONICO ^ r YES. You may banner funds by phone from nominations may be made from the TELECASH PHONE i M checkingto savings and vice versa. Minimum Yis No floor. But a town committee endorsed On dean’s list TRANSFERS HAM STEAK transferSSO. slate of candidates will be submitted. m r FURNITURE BARGAINS! (Cut From Rib Ey*) BOLTON — Robin Murdock has been named to the dean’s list at Taxes due soon Boston College for the fall semester. ’INDICATES TAKE WITH PRICES 5 9 ^ YES. UporKiequest we will transfer funds from $ 1 TOLLAND — Residents are She is a freshman in a pre-law $ 13 9 AUTOMATIC SAVINGS 1 your checking to your savings account every Y« No 1■ lb reminded by Tax Collector Earl program and is majoring in political month—automatically. Reg. $100 Each CoDectiM Reg. 99.95 I (2 lb. limit) 1 Beebe Jr. town taxes are due by Feb. science. Robin is the daughter of Mr. of table Lamps. Pine and Maple III- Heiagon Commodes 1. Interest at the rate of one per cent and Mrs. Robert Murdock of 88 South All decorator styled per month from the date of last pay­ Rd. inColooial-Modm $ Lamp table Good AUTOMATIC LOAN YES. Upon request we will make any loan ment will be charged until the total Ym No Traditional and looks combined Lean and Tender Scout leaders meet PAYMENTS payments you wish—automatically. Mediterranean. Most 3 way 4S with Good storage... tax is paid, he warned. Tax collections through December SOUTH WINDSOR - Leaders of the Reg. $179.95 Man Reg. $159.00 Twin totaled $2,064,769 or 65 per cent of Girl Scouts will meet Thursday at 7:30 1 LONDON BROIL ^ YES. We offer the traditionally higher interest ONE STOP FOR sized Reclining size firm mattress taxes outstanding and due. The tax of­ p.m. at the Orchard Hill School. Coun­ . rates of a savings institution AND bee checking TOP RETURN SAVINGS Ym No chairs in a choice with floral Ticking fice is in the Town Hall on the green. cil delegates will hear leaders talk 1 ^ ^ with the convenience of one stop banking for your AND FREE CHECKING of Genuine Vinyls $ including matching Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 about the goals of scouting. family. in Black or Green. boz foundation a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1 to 4;30 p.m. 'i Payments may be mailed. . J r YES. Open a new checking account with any Reg. $249.95 Queen Reg. $289 Maple Gun 1.39. VALUABLE amount and purchase valuable merchandise at Ym No siite Mattress and Cabinet Holds ^ MERCHANDISE OFFER \ J r 6 shot Guns or Cut from Top Round. There’a Not Ona Ounce of ■ r once-in-a-lifetime savings. matching Boi spring Waatol firm, Quilted, d ^ze $ Rifles Glass doors sleeping pleasure Locked stdrage 148 uibase.______Darcy TeHScoIonial Reg. $390 Pine 42" High Wing back FOR YOUR reports Round table with fireplace chairs, leaf and 4 matching flower tapestry. on housing side chairs $ Perfect Man's chair FREEZER VALUABLE MERCHANDISE AT ONCE IN A LIFETIME SAVINGS FORMICA TOP TABLE $20 less each for two in pairs. Theae Will Be Much Higher, And A Lot of Cute Vernon Open a new account with any amount and purchase your choice now IM o f Moate Are Due For New Government In December, Housing Reg.$370Hotpoint Reg. 449.90 traditional Grading, So - STOCK UP NOWI (Hanging Code Inspector John dehiie Upright styled china W eight) Darcey placed one caveat FREEZER holds to cabinet yellow on noncomplying property 000 lbs. lighted door $ Bamboo motif lighted w/glass doors and released six caveats lock etc. full factory storage in base previously placed. The serrice 268 WESTERN HINDS owner cannot sell or rent Reg. $500 contemporary with a caveat. Darcey inspected 38 Dinette with Nof. $539J S Genuine OF BEEF 4 matching acrylic back PhM trim rad caienial structures and 48 dwelling chairs and 12" leaf $ tapestry Sofa. Grown back units. Ultra modem look. cnMN, tffftftw! viIm. T he housing code ISO Lba. violations for December An d U p m were: Electrical 2; heating Town and Country vinyl tote bag. Sunbeam Glade Alarm Clock. Chatham Tbonnal BlankeL Reg. $539-Traditional Reg. $890. Modem 2; plumbing 2; structural Only $5.95 plus taz. Approzimate retail Only $5.95 plus tax. Approximate retail Only $5.95 plus taz. sofa Gold Velvet sofa and 11; and sanitary 7, a total value $19.95. value $14.95. deep Tufted matching love of 24 violations. seat Plaid Herculon $ back Reversible We Will Cut To Your Speclficatlone Tee cushions Self During the month the Reversible cushions following violations were fabulous Bargain 448 Decked* Gorgeous. correct^: Electrical 43; Reg. $919.00 Colonial Reg. $1039.Burkngton heating 0; plumbing 19; Cathedral Back House Traditiooal WHOLE RIB EYE structural 29; and sanitary, sofa and matching chak sofa and love 7, a total of 98. 100^ Red Nylon $ seat. Hand Tufted OF BEEF Outstanding violations at Print upholstery scotchguarded the end of December outstanding Tailoring 588 Velvet Upholstery. totaled 136. Of the 38 struc- 12-14 tures ihspected in C T H D C * December 10 were first in­ J l U K C days .SUNDAY spections of single family dwellings and the Heritage Savings UAIIDC *1.29. remaining 28 were re- Parents^ Choice questioned n U U I Q TO 9 PM TO 5 PM Will Cut Into Staake, Roaela, Or A t You Oeaire. inspections Darcey saidr • blau Asides the one caveat ^ s . Donald Burnham of 1901 Main St.,. East & Loan A sso cia tio n S in ce 1891 MASTERCHARGE furniture stores WE RESERVE THE RIBNT TO LIIHT QIIAIITITIES' placed on property, the in­ Hartford, stands to ask a question Saturday WE ACCEPT FOOD n A M «^ spector sent out four during the discussions of Parents’ Choice at MANCHESTER MAIN OFFICE 1007 Main St, K MMT PUU OFFICE Spencer St.. COVENTIY OFFICE Rt 31. Coventry TOUANO OFFICE RL 195, quarter BANKAMERICARD SPECIALS ARE 6000 THURS. HIL. and U T . housing code notices and 76 Penney High School. The proposed voucher letters. He received and in­ Manchester 6494586, MonTri 94, Manchester 649-3007. Mon-Wed 10-5. 742-7321, Mon4ri 94, Fri 5-8 mile south of 1-86 exit 99 872-7387, system is the subject of a public hearing tonight Thurs 6-8, Sat 9-12. JANUART 2t tS, Mi 24 vestigated nine com­ Thurs-Fri 10-8. Sat 10-2. Mon-Fri 94. Fri 54. Sat 9-12. GENTLE CREDIT TERMS at 7:30 at Penney. (Herald photo by Tuller) All Items Subject to Prior Sole 1115 MAIN STRHT plaints. V (f r ‘‘I ►. ' r .%*f .:.^•v,^^»' ^ i*-.' ^: '*' -••• -» ' •r-’' h 4 - yr- ^ y \

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State tax Help Wanted 19 Nomas For Sale 29 Homea For Sale 29 Homea For Sale 29 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 21, 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE revenues LAUNDRY SERVICE - We increase are now accepting ^ HAPPY applications for laundry, VERNON BIRTHDAY HARTFORD (UPI) - washroom and deliveries posi­ tion. Full time. 40 hours, days, First time offered. Im­ Tax revenues for evenings. Excellent fringe maculate seven-room AMERIGAI December were up almost benefits. Apply In person. Split, three bedrooms, E ST OF T K RIVER REM. ESTAl MARMT $5.8 million over the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Meadows, Convalescent living room, dining room 1778-1976 Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 4 previous year, but officiab and kitchen plus paneled Manchester. family room, finished laun­ said Tuesday the figures NEW LISTING six-room Colonial that Is MANCHESTER don’t mean very much. dry room, fireplace, three warm and Inviting. Fireplace, baths. One-car garage, NUMGHESTER three nice sized bedrooms, Not included in the PHONE 643-271 SUPER VALUES FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING . Situation Wanted 18 central airrconditloning, enclosed front porch for added Pits Gutturmn figures were the sales and swimming pool, city living space. You should call use tax receipts, which are M1.90C-PMn»p1riwiwioruiufB,,irtuii,SrooiiieldufliomulnauoU NEED a babysitter? Will utilities. Near elementary and inspect this onel $36,900. . eondWon. Hug* lot KitMoun CURMinskiy work weeknds tw . Please call reported on a quarterly Help Wanted school. Priced to sell at t3 1 ,S 0 0 -B« ich Otylo colulomlnlum. Suptrb oondWon. S budtuuim . SENTRY ADVERTISINO ADVERTISING 647-9070 anj^ime. Ideal for large family. Vic­ basis and will be available $41,900. MANCHESTER •««« ythtn tppHoneuo. CorpoUng Bitouglioiit auHrntm Real Estate Services ^ ih S !!l next month. DEADLINE ASSEMBLERS and coil torian Colonial with 4, $32,t00—CoprRotdir 10 movo ht 4 bodroomo, no room, Pormleo RATES winders - Must have finger possibly 5, bedrooms. Large eoMnoto. CorpoUng throughout PuHr oh eondIHonod. Low “I don’t think they can do U$R REIUn CO. lu o o . 12:00 noon lha day balore dexterity and capable of nne 643-2692 kitchoi, flrst-floor laundry, any kind of an analysis un­ 1 day . 10« word par day publication. $ 3 S ,9 0 0 -R ^ with Ikoplaco. 4 bodroomo, dbikig room, roo room, work. Will train. Hours 7:30-4. □ REAL ESTATE Robert D. Murdook two bathrooms, large closets, doon homo. Low loxoo. til we collect the quarterly 3 daya . ,9a word per day Deadline lor Saturday and Apply to Able Coil and Elec­ Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. Realtor and fireplace. $48,900. $37,90O-Roneh. Lorgo living room with llroplooo, 3 bodroomo, dbikig sales tax,” said State Tax t daya . .8« word par .day tronics, Howard Road, 28 daya . .7p word per day Homea For Sale 23 •"^W felwi.Pwllol roe room, hiUbooeniont flood looalloo. Commissioner Gerald Bolton. DUPLEX IN Just put on the marYetl Large |44,S0Q—L o r^ Colonlol. 5 bodroomo, 3 cor gorogo. Largo M wHh 15 worda, $2.00 minimum PLEASE READ gordon aroa. Heffernan. “The sales and $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet MANCHESTER Duplex. Each side has 4 Happy A d a ...... $2.18 Inch SALES - Hartford D e^tcfa, bedmms and a first-floor $8t,SM -uaRM Ioad Rane^ 4 bodroomo, Immaeulalo eondlllon. use tax is when we will YOUR AD kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, 3 Iboplaooa, 3W battw, lamlly room, pluah corpoUng has challenging opportunity MANCHESTER - Immaculate den, 144 baths. Separate fur­ really begin to know Classified ads are taken over for energetic and creative in­ tile baths, $435 monthly in­ three bedroom, two years throughout 2 ear garage. Much mora. come. Hutchins Agency, 646- naces and good income from something.” the phone as a convenience. dividual. Our customers are young Colonial. IV^ baths, The Herald is responsible for executive families seeking 3166. wall-to-wall carpeting,arpeting, slate tenant. This is an excellent in­ 2-FAMILIES & MORE * 5 3 , 9 0 0 The Tax Department only one Incorrect Insertion and quality moving and storage foyer, fireplace, tormal dining vestment. $58,900. 338.900- 4-4, 2 ear garage, good leeaUon. reported revenues for then only to the size of the MANCHESTER - Colonial, original Insertion. Errors which services. Welcome area. Buiit-ins. Lovely large M l, 900—4-4 plua a 3 room homo. Zoned lor butinaaa. December were $62.4 do not lessen the value of the experienced estimator but central location, good lot, priced for immediate 344.900— 4-4 Duploa, groat condition, 2 ear garaga. Napr Cantor million, up from the $56.6 advertisement will not be cor­ willing to train you. All vou mechanical condition, new sale. Dulbaldo-Lesperance Springa. EvaryUilng Is BaauUful kitchen cabinets, small bam, 348.900- 8-8 Duplaii, now room, aluminum atorma and acraano, ear- million of December, 1974. rected by an additional Inssr- require is integrity, energy, Realtors, 646-0505. The home, landscaping, nMghbothoad, B awiwrs, but lion. personality, self-confidence. owner anxious, $^,900, Hayes REAIE’S CORNER paUng, bead lot. they must leave thaIrMsnchasisralght ream, 3 badream For the first six months of Corp. 646-0131. 347,800-8-8 Duplax, all largo rooma, ownar analoua. Now n o t, 2 hir- Car or allowance provided. OAKWOOD RD. - six room 179 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4529 nacaa. RAI8ED RANCH In Ilk a new" eondlUon. Two ear gar­ the fiscal year the state Base salary with commission. Cape, fireplace, garage, reo' 358.900— 8-5 Duplax, 3 yaara old, oak lloora, aluminum aiding. Tiaad age, family room plua a game room, raloed hearth reported revenues of $358.2 Group insurance, pension MANCHESTER - Five room ro o m , a s s u m a b le VA lot. ^ P en o n a la 2 flreplace, nice treed lot, 2 W bathe, a nice stiuatlon lor million, up from $333.1 benefits. Send resume - Chad Ranch. Fireplace, eat-in mortgage, circular pool, all QUALITY throughout, this un­ 387.900- 8-5 Duplax, 2 yaara old, 3 bodroomo, all appllaneaa, 2-ear kitchen, 11/2 baths, full base­ COVRNTRY 6+ ACRES garaga. Lovely flight room Rfllafld Raneh. Thraa or four the growing lamHy. million for the comparable Mooney, Hartford Despatch, for $35,%0, call 646-1189. ique Colonial has large rooms, Priced below raplacamant coat Thia lovely prepan Box 8271, E. Hartford, Ct. ment, carport, aluminum CIRCA 1740 two raised hearth fireplaces, 387.900— 4 lamlly, e-4-4-4, modam kUehana and bathe, flood Income. bedrooms, flraplacad family room, above eight room Qarrlaon. Must be aaan. Four period in the first six INDEX - Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or 06108, EOE. storm doors and windows. MANCHESTER - Lookout Your BICRNTRNNIAL HDMR ground pool, aluminum aiding, wat bar and md mlnl-ftrm. Eorljr SoHlon lovely porch with screens and bedrooms, 2% baths, formal dining room, months of the previous NOTICIS 525-8263 for appointment. Convenient shopping and Mountain, elegant seven room Copo of S rooms. Chtrmhm storms, landscaped lot. Super m u ch m ora. flraplacad family room. Call Tonli^tl X k fiscal year. 1 — Lott and Found REAL ESTATE SALES - Part schools. 61 Alice Drive, $38,- Raised Ranch built by An- Colonial Utehtn, 4 bodrooms, 2 2 — Ptrtonalt buy. Under $49,000, B/W Real­ LONELY - Meet new and in­ or full time persons desired 500. Peterman Agency, 64^ saldi. Lovely wooded lot. Two ty, 647-1419. 3 — Announcomontt teresting people “today” ! for greater Hartford com­ 9404, 646-2912. fireplaces, 2-car garage, large 4 — Enttdainmtnt vw nnnur gr l Join Insta-Mate “a low cost pany's expanding East Hart­ kitchen, lovely paneled rec FRECHEHE & MARTIN, INC. INVITATION 5 — Auctlont CONTEMPORARY Ranch -. LARGE stately Victorian company local dating service.” Write ford and West Hartford of­ room. Priced in the 50’s. ^ ^ T S O E completely remodeled inside, mSSt FINANCIAL Box 815, Department M, New fices. Spring market is right designed for low Zinsser Agency, 6461511. BEACH GO. Realtors 646*4144 TO BID 6 — Bondt-Stockt-Mortgagtt maintenance. Living room has Manehaotor Offlea 647-9129 8V4 rooms, four bedrooms, 145 Sealed bids will be received 9 ~ P trton tl L o in i Britain, Conn. 06050. around the corner,, training RaaHora MLS baths, $47,500, call 6467877. fieldstone fireplace and equal Housing OpportunHy in the Office of The Director 10 ~ Inturanco begins February 23rd. Com­ MANCHESTER- Brick six pany offers high straight com­ beamed cathedral ceiling. room Cape with 2-car garage, of General Services, 41 Center EMPLOYMINT Formal dining room, three MANCHESTER - Ideal for Ib 9 b i (b k s i l a l a 13 ~ Help Wanted mission, excellent bonus plan, located on West side. $35,Sm. young family, six room Street, Manchester, Connec­ bedrooms, family room with D ream ine 14 — Buslneit Opporiunlllet □ FINANCIAL and management opportunity. Zinsser Agency, 6461511. MANCHESTER - fantastic Colonial with 1 1/2 baths, ticut until February 4,1076 at 15 — Situation Wanted fireplace design^ for enter­ Caii Bob Wallace for appoint­ buy, this immaculate six three bedrooms, nice deep lot ^ ‘mUNG PARK GAPF 11:00 a.m. for the following: EDUCATION ment. 236-0881 or 569-1660. The taining. Garage. Acre lot. room Cape is a Must See. „ofthat, f BondB-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 Professionally landscaped and above ground pool. Only Soccer Player Shirts 16 — Private Inetrucllona Wallace Company. Equal op­ Fireplaced living room, $31,900. Wolverton Agency, n , u . . One (1) Generator 19 ~ Schoola-Clattet portunity employer M/F. grounas.rounds. $sa,suu.$44,900. I'niioricKPhilbrick dining room, kitchen, three just-ridit 20 — Inatructiont Wanted MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Agency,gency. Realtors, 646^00.646-4200. FOUR FAMILY Realtors, 6462813. One (1) Bosch High Cycle cond, third. All kinds. Realty Four rooms each unit. bedrooms, in-ground pool, REAL ESTATE stone fireplace with barbecue, bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb Breaker 23 Hornet for Sale statewide. Credit rating un­ Separate heat, parking. $8,- ' h o iT C ? aluminum siding, enclosed Lots-Land For Sale 24 Bid forms, plans and 24 — Lots-Land for Sale necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Keep dreaming. 25 — Investment Property 900 income. Excellent in­ specifications are available at fidential, quick breezeway, 2 car garage, set Andwa’Ildo 26 — Busineti Property vestment. Asking $45,000. on lovely large treM lot. ELLINGTON - Lovely treed the General Services Office, 27 — Retort Property arrangements. Alvin Lundy the finding. National Weather Forecast Many many extras, mid-40’s. building lot with view. Almost 41 Center Street, Manchester, 26 — Real Estate Wanted Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ WARREN E. tion Plaza, Hartford. Alda Realty, Realtors MLS, one acre. AA zone. $11,000. New ovaralzad Ralaad Ranches. R oot to Connecticut. MI8C. SERVICES Ec|ial^^Housing Opportunity, Zinsser Agency, 6461511. calling flaldetona flraplacaa, hardwood floors, Town of Manchester, 31 — Servicet Offered Evenings, 233-6879. HOWUND 32 — Painting-Papering Rtaltora 643-1106 two full hatha, full applianced kitchens, prieaa Connecticut 33 ~ Building-Contracting MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd MANCHESTER - Acre, plus. starting at $51,500. Robert B. Weiss, 34 — Roofing-Siding N^ar Country Gub, level lot. 35 — Heating-Plumbing mortgages — interim finan­ h a General Manager MANCHESTER 258’ on road. Zinsser Agency, 36 — Flooring cing — expeditious and con­ MANCHESTER - two famiW, Ji'AfcLv I 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage fidential service, J.D. Real country setting, built in 19^, 6461511. 36 — Services Wanted •37,500 Ib Estate Assoc. 646-1980. 6-6, three brarooms, living 8-4 Duplex. Fireplace, two NORTH COVENTRY I A fully ramodalad kltohan, ovaralia MISC. FOR SALE room, eat-in kitchen, family Bualneaa Proper!f 26 separate furnaces and a H * n c h on 4 Acres. Very secluded. Pond, l a badrooma and a apacloua lot are a few of NOTICE 41 — Articles for Sale room addition, oversized two Brook, 2-Car Garage. OF DISSOLUTION 42 — Building Supplies •••••••••••••••••••••••••• driveways. One apartment SENTRY I the taaturaa that will make you want to aaa 43 — iPets -Birds- Dogs car garage, F. J. Spilecki, MANCHESTER-3,000 square Real Estate 575 MAIN STREET 44 Livestock □ EMPLOYMENT Realtor, M3-2121. vacant. foot retail building with ful| Q «a{^'^ * Cape Plus 2 UnUnlshed Up. Brook, NEW HOMES ■ 9 tbi* flno home. Fully Inaulatad and In l a CORPORATION 45 — Boats & Accessories basement. Located neat' excallant condition both Inalda and out. Notice is hereby given that 46 ~ Sporting Goods •44,000 47 — Garden Products BOLTON - four room Cape, center. Call for details. CoventQf - 6-Room Alum Sided Ranch, 2 Full Baths O l Quarantaa no future unloraaan axpansaa. Ib H elp W anted 13 plus two unfinished rooms up, R ecent 2-bedroom , 2- Zinsser Agency, 6461511. 575 Main Street Corporation, 46 — Antiques - Franklin Stovt. Please call lor a paraonal private InapaO' having Its principal place of 49 — Wanted to Buy , brook, large lot, 30’s, family, generous sized MANCHESTER PHONE FROM home to ser­ tion ot this tine oltaring... ^ 9 business at 575 Main Street, RENTALS y 21, Tedford Real rooms, basement garage, MANCHESTER- Beauty Many Lots & Acreage vice our customers in the Manchester, Connecticut, was 52 — Rooms for Rent « Estate, 647-9914. separate furnaces. Nice Salon in the Main Street area. 53 — Apartments for Rent Manchester area, flexible area. Call for details. Zinsser Agen­ dissolved as of January 2,1976 54 — Homes for Rent hours, super earnings, 249- glAIN g^»NOW NORTH COVENTRY - 4 cy, 6461511. THE HAYES !" by virtue of a resolution '55 — Business for Rent RUT NOW REFORE 56 — Resort Property for Rent 7773. acres, plus five room Ranch, •44,000 adopted by all of the directors ^ iio w 57 — Wanted to Rent WIAINH lOIOCAM • very secluded nice view, with Older Three Family^ needs Real Batata.,Wantpd .^28 PRICE INCREASES and shareholders on 56 — Misc. for Rent PERSON with office and Real pond, 50’s, Century 21, Ted­ paint, near bus line. O n lu iK » tedford ___ _ CORPORATIOH ^ December 30,1975. Claims of AUTOMOTIVE Estate experience for ford Real Estate, 647-9914. ALL CASH for your property l a •• ^*** c***t*r 81. m Ib9 creditors are to be presented 61 — Autos for Sale Manchester office. Please For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, Jan. 22. During •40,000 within 24 hours. Avoid red < Featuring: ■ B bHb H Manchmar I iW ■ to Marte, Keith & Clendaniel, 62 — Trucks for Sale write resume to PO Box 758, Wednesday night, snow is likely over parts of the Ohio valley BOLTON - First time offered, tape, instant service. Hayes TO ___ n n i^ .. I 040^,13, ^ 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale New Britain, Ct. Like new recent three Attorneys-at-Law, 575 Main 64 Motorcycles-BIcyclea and north Atlantic states. Some rain is in store for the north casually elegant seven room bedroom Two Family, Corporation, 646-0131. 'kVh*k Rnanclng Available 65 — Campers-Trallers-Mobile stone and maintenance free B***" asTA Ta pt,oM M7-i»i4 Street, Manchester, Connec­ Pacific Coast, otherwise, mostly fair weather should prevail s e p a r a te furnaces, Homes DISTRIBUTORSHIP avail­ Redwood Ranch on acre plus SELLING your house? Call us ^Many Models To Choose From Ib lakalalalalalB ka ticut, no later than July 2, 66 — Automotive Service able, wholesale and mail elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate separate driveways, 80x150 67 — Autos for Rant-Lease maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 28 (51), Boston wooded setting. L shaped first and we’ll make you a 1976, or they will be barred by order, run from home, full or fieldstone raised hearth fenced level lot. Nice rear lA^Rulld To Your Prints Or Ours 23 (35), Chicago 10 (28), Dallas 35 (65), Denver 28 (58), Duluth - cash offer. T.J. Crockett, statute. part time. No risks, no invest­ fireplace, carpeted first floor yard. ()ulck occupancy. Realtor, 6461577. Spacious 8 room Slit Level. Excellant loctalon. -A^AII City Convenlenceo Dated at Manchester, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ment, 742-9068. 11 (11), Houston 35 (67), Jacksonville 32 (60), Kansas City 23 family room with built-in desk City utilities, V h baths, family room plua a (47), Los Angeles 50 (71), Miami 57 (71), New Orleans 35 (63), Connecticut, this 15th day of Lost and Found 1 and cabinets. Above ground •02,000 IMMEDIATE CASH for your fireplaced rec room. Enclosed patio. Priced to DENTAL ASSISTANT - cer­ New York 24 (33), San Francisco 38 (59), Seattle 41 (49), St. January, A.D. 1976. pool, peace and quiet galore Older Three Family, plus a property. Let us explain our sell. Only $46,900. 575 Main Street LOST - older black and white tified, experienced preferred, Louis 21 (46), Washington 26 ( 37). but only 20 minutes to Hart­ $2,000 sq. ft. masonry reir proposal. Call Mr. typing ability, call 646-3003 for i : Corporation tom cat, vicinity of Waddell ford. $55,900. Cantor & Gold- Belfiore, 647-1413. interview. building with Business By: Marte, Keith & School, answers to name of farb Real Estate, 49 Windsor Zone m uses. Retired out Tippy, call 649-6318 between Ave., Rockville, 875-6244. MAY WE BUY your home? Clendaniel AUTOMATIC Transmissions of town owner financing Its Attorneys noon and 6 p.m. Quick, fair, all cash and no National company. PART TIME homemaker, one $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room THEY’RE NEW - only 60 air available at 845% interest. problems. Call Warren E. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard LOST - white shorthaired Rebuilders - installers. 5 1/2 or two evenings per week. conditioned homes nestled in TOLLAND Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ! ‘ day work week. Excellent Call for appointment, 623-9128. heating, stove, refrigerator. the woods at Forest Ridge domestic cat, male, vicinity I REDWOOD FARMS LEGAL conditions. To arrange inter­ Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Condominiums, off Lydall St. - •48,000 INSTANT cash for your home. Henry Street. Call 646-4645. I Oorgoouaoovon room full ddrmorod Capo, 3 apacloua bodroomo, lor- view call 643-2467, ask for Mr. DISH MACHINE operator-11 from $44,990 - Open 12 to 5, 57 acres, large trees, two Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s NOTICE Marino. REDUCED FOR quick'sale - I mat Uvlng and dining rooms, aat-ln alia kicihan with appitaneaa, Ural LOST - Small mixed Collie, a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Friday, 6468727. brooks, 2,000 ft. road fron­ Corner Realtors, 6464525. ■ floor lamlly room with flraptaea and glass alldara overlook your own NOW, THEREFORE, it is will train, apply to manager two family, 30 Locust Street, hereby female, choke chain with tage, 8% owner financing. I paUo and woodsd lot Lola ol pluah wall-to-wall carpsUng. Bam rad REAL ESTATE - sales peo­ Farm Shop, Vernon Circle , no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. BOLTON- $31,906 Attractive CASH for your property. Call I aluminum aiding and attaehad garage. High 40’s. ORDERED that notice be rabies tag, vicinity Rockville BOLTON center. Reward. 647-9355. ple, licensed and experienced, Vernon. five room Ranch, family us first if anxious to Sell. given of the pendency of this tor sales work with one of the MANCHESTER - Cute 6 room room, fireplace, paneling, •11,000 Keith Real Estate, 6464126 or area’s longest established real action including notice that IMPOUNDED - Brown and AUTO MECHANIC wanted - Ranch, built 1975, Dining aluminum siding. Hutchins Privacy brook nice 6461922. the absent persons may come estate firms. Phone or write Foreign car mechanic for room, fireplace in living Agency, 6463166. black female mongrel puppy. Arthur Shorts, J. Watson residentiai area, three bsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbsbbbbbbb in and present claims if they Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. busy shop in Vernon area. room, kitchen with built-ins. Beach Co., 193 E. Center St., ExMrienced only need apply. Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ acre approved building lot. so desire by publishing the BOLTON - HEBRON Line, Massive eight room English Tudor. Four Manchester, 647-9139. Call 875-8276, 7:30-6 p.m. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Beautifully maintained seven Dead end street. Owner □ MISC. SERVICES Attractive aavan room Ranch, three or (our following notice in the LOST - Savings Passbook financing availabie. bedrooms, Kingsiza Master, Aral floor (amily bad ro o m a, 2 % baths, flraplacad living room, MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING number 037-0-03341-7, Hart­ room Raised Ranch. RN NEEDED for 7-3, and 11-7 MANCHESTER - Inflation Applianced kitchen., room, enclosed rear yard. Wooded lot. Priced flrat floor family room, laundry room, deck oN HERALD, a newspaper ford National Bank and Trust BOLTON Services Ottered 31 shifts, full time. Excellent PART TIMER - 33 hours per hedge tor the future, 4-family, fireplaced living room wjth to sell. Low 30’s. Matter bedroom, city convanlanGaa. having a general circulation in Co., Middle Turnpike Office. benefits and working con­ week, Monday - Friday, 5-10 Five or alx badrooma In thla Colonial sat on a Application made for Pay­ central location, good income, cathedral ceiling. Huge fami­ •11,000 & up ditions. Please Mply in per­ p.m., Saturday 9:30-7. $2.30 REWEAVING burns, holes. the Town of Manchester on ment. mid 50’s. Wolverton Agency, ly room. Low 40*s. Century 21, Birch Mountaih one acre quiet raaldantial atraat. Carpeting throughout, January 14, 1976 and January son, Meadows Convalescent hourly, must be 21 or over, Realtors, 649-2813. Tedford Real Estate. M7-9914. building sites, view Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Window-shades, Venetian two hatha, lovely lot. A alaafiir $47,500. 21,1976 and due return make. Center, 333 Bidwell Street, Bondable and references. Cali towards Hartford, restric­ LOST - boy’s plastic rim Manchester. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. I BUILDERS OWN HOME glasses, Buckely School 646-9197 or apply at 707A Main BOLTON - Eight room GLASTONBURY - Ideally Street, Manchester. tions. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 646 _ With 3 apadoua badrooma, earpatad living room, brand now pletura Notice is hereby given that vicinity, call 6W-2643. Rambling Ranch with three or located, attractively The Eighth Utilities District THERE’S A WORLD waiting four bedrooms, family size 5221. * book kItehanwIUi all appllaneaa, first floor lamlly room, 1W baths, ol- FREE MARKET EVALUATIOH landscaped Ranch, two I flea. Now aluminum aiding, new baasboard haaUng a y st^ wiring and of your home by a qualified representative. After SENTRY! for you..as an Avon Represen­ and Lawrence Noone as plaln- LOST - White long hair dog kitchen, dining room den and bedrooms with den or I plumbing. Must be saani Asking 341,500. tative. You meet new people- LEGAL SECRETARY, UWREilGE F. FUNO CUSTOM DRAPERIES - a thorough inspection we will suggest a com­ tiffs have brought a with brown spots. Answers to office. One car garage. $51,- nursery. Very spacious RuHora 649-6371 Real Estate Services BEECHLER-TANGUtY earn good money. Sound Manchester law office, 35 made very reasonable, work petitive sales price. declaratory judgment action Jerry. Call 647-1249. hours, experienced preferred, 900. Wolverton Agency, fireplaced living room with better than sitting at home? Realtors. 649-2813. dining area. Applianced guaranteed, call anytime, 649- (No Obligation) against the Town of Then call: 523-9401. send resume. Box F, |Sftaac\iaY& & ^osseUo Manchester as defendant, the LOST - Savings Passbook Manchester Herald. kitchen, 11/2 baths, like new. MANCHESTER- Gracious Call 5261348 for ap^intment. ■ REALTOR8-ML8 646-2482 289-4331 Realtors 6462212 said action being returnable to number 014-0-96985-8, Hart­ CHARMING Cape on comer TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) ^ PART TIME Accounts Principals only. 189 West Cantar 8treet the Superior Court for Hart­ ford National Bank and Trust SALESPERSON for retail seven room Colonial located lot. Many, many pleasant ’Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Co., Connecticut River Office. payable bookkeeper, in the Porter Street area. ford County on the first experienced on NCRR fabric store. Full or part time. features make this a special stumps removed, fully in­ Application made for pay­ Sewing experience helpful. Three bedrooms, formal Tuesday of February 1976. bookkeeping machine buy if you need four or fi' sured. Got a tree problem? ment. Excellent company benefits, dining room, sun porch. bedrooms plus rec room for ^ e ll worth a phone call. 742- The plaintiffs seek to deter­ preferred but will consider Priced in the 30’s. Zinsser TWO-FAMILY HOUSE OF THE WEEK candidates with solid sick leave, profit sharing, paid Are you looking for an in­ the children. Great buy in the BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE JUST REDUCEO mine whether The Eighth vacation. So-Fro Fabrics, Agency, 646-1511. lower 40’s. B/W Realty, 647- Utilities District has the right bookkeeping experience. vestment? This is a great P enonale 2 Manchester Motors Sales, 643- Burr Corners Shopping Plaza, 1419. You’ll Never Gat Poor- - - - to extend its District boun­ 1151 T olland T u rn p ik e, MANCHESTER- 6-6 Duplex, hedge on inflation. See I l e ^ I Salts Collecting renti Let us bring this excellent duplex to 1511. Duplex today - gross in­ C U S T O M a STOCKITOCK SHADESS dary lines and furnish fire RIDE WANTED - Hebron - Manchester, 646-7728. near center of town, on bus LOTS of room in this front to your attention. Nine rooms on one elds, six on the come $3,720. Only $32,900. Alio I Complof U ni ol protection within its Manchester. Hours 9-5. Daily. line. Newer heating system back Split, four bedrooms, and roof. Three bedrooms G8ST0H MUK$ I MMINI SMKS other, 2 car garage, quiet dead-end street, yet close to authorized territory known as Call 228-9617. hree baths, just great for the schools, shopping, bus, churches. Annual Income Is each side. $37,000. Zinsser large family. Mid 40’s. B/W MANCHESTER the “ Buckland Area,” after Agency, 646-1511. PASEK TAX RETURNS - Individual Realty, 647-1419. VENETIAN BLIND CO. $5,220.00, could easily be morel Neat A clean, should application of a majority of EXPERIENCED RaaHora 23 BSSOi $nST M61422 be seen. the owners of real property in and business tax returns 289-7476 633-6786 prepared. Call Russell L. MANCHESTER- Charming CALL US about the two- the "Buckland Area” and seven room Ranch in ShyGeauty Burnett, Tax Service, 353 OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN family homes we have after the legislative body of Rockledge area. Fireplaced Yes, this raciteni Rockledge rancher is alniiost hidden Center Street, Manchester, • Blue C ron - CMS • Major Madical • Excallant W agn available. These make a good DICK’S SNOW Plowing, CHMMING SETniM NEARLY \Va ACRES the District voted in favor of living room, eat-in kitchen, DARTMOUTH ROAD - Seven driveways, parking lots, from the street under a canopy of treesl Doesn’t like 646-3005. • Paid Holldaya • Ratlramant Plan • Good Working investment or a start on Muar a t SBBNI Spuoleuu xod unlqu* ramblkig Saneti ki mkil ewi«. 24x24 family room, above-ground such extension. IMi baths. Priced in low 50’s. years old. Excellent seven sidewalks, sanding with salt. publicity dr maintenance costs-so it’s aluminum elded lien. Iiranneui flraptaMd avkig room (ovw 800 iq. a), 3 - 4 buflreoim, Conditlona • No Travallng to Hartford. building a nest egg. Prices pooL( I porch, one-ear garaga. The plaintiff Lawrence Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. room Raised Ranch, 2-car start in the low 30’s. B/W Reasonable rates. 24 hour ser­ plus well Insulated. Eight rooms of gracious living on a laigu iMu (oyur, 2 lull bullie, Thermopanu wkiOoni. PLUS penleBi garage, two fireplaces, vice. 64622(H. Ifcileliuillneiiiniil null Ikepleui. Noone is an owner of real Realty, 847-1419. lot that lor sheer four seaton beauty we’ll Invite com­ MANCHESTER-Ten room appliances, city utilities, property in the "Buckland LEGAL parison with anything In town. Priced to sell In the mid NEW LISTINGS THIS WEEK older Colonial, with 2-car gar­ plastered walls, near school, WATERPROOFING a South Wtndaor - Dutch Colonial, three bedroom, Area” and w«^s a signer of the GALL..M0RIARTY BROTHERS, IHC. age on IVk acres. Aluminum quiet neighborhood. Ansaldi MANCHESTER - New Raised hatchways, foundation flRies. CUSTOM COLONIAL . NOTICE- OWNBS MLOCATID - OFFIM WANTBDI ImpeoceMu I room one. one acre, $48,900. Spacious aavan room Ranch with entrance foyer, petition to extend the District The U.S. Geological Survey 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 siding, five or six bedrooms, built. O w ^ retiring. Priced Ranch, seven rooms, include cracks, sump pumps installed, three bedrooms, two baths, Now You Soe It - Soon Your Won’t! earner kerne. 4 bedvoeme, flrapleoed temly room, 2M belhe, 2 eer gar- a Vamon - Ralaad Rwieh, thraa badrooma, tanlastic thraa bedrooms, 1W baths, oarpafad living room, pon- lines. He is acting in said ac­ is conducting a Flood In­ Maurica Moriarty or Harry Janaan large kitchen. Priced in the for quick sale. Charles fireplace repairs, concrete Why? Because It’s $ centrally located Colonial with 3 ■Hal area. alad lamlly room with marbto flroplaca. off aat-tn tion as a representative party 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Lesperance. 6467620. built-in oven, range and dis­ basement floors, ceramic tile family room, $47,900. ______surance Study of the com­ bedrooms, lovely secluded patio, endosed breezeway, kicthon. Full walk-out baaamant wHh panolad rao room on behalf of owners of real hwasher. Two fir^laces, two- repairs, slate hallways. munity of Manchester, car garage. Aluminum siding. new roof, aluminum elding, and set on a Iree-aheded STASLE AND CORRAL COVENTRY - Ralaad Ranchaa, loaded with ^ a a . • fid bMPa property in the "Buckland Connecticut for the U.S. MANCHESTER - new listing, Expert mason. 6464953, ^ Oo nkh ihU cuatom buM 7 ream Celenlel eHuated on nearly I aoraa. Bowers School, three $53,500. Wolverton Agency, lo t Also, It’s priced to sell in the low, low, low lortleel m in t CONDITION. OWNER MUST SELL Department of Housing and 2914, 527-5522. B M and ahimbium aiding. Moe garden area, txoapllenal vaha el 3S2,. ★ ★ STA6TN0WW ★ Area.” All owners of real TW O-nUNILY bedroom Colonial, 11/2 baths, Realtors, 6^2813. . . |4 0 J 0 g For Spring dallvory of your new home. Savoroi modala property In the “Buckland Urban Development. This Soilor In Tho Mood------■patUi* rabulll $•$, fU li. rec room, new aluminum DRESSMAKING, hems and To transfer title on this doubly clean (Inside and out) In aavaral locations to choose from or choooo o lot to At m ” are hereby given notice study will define areas subject LocalMl on tho Wool tM«. HANCHESTBI - Uniqua Victorian 10-room ColonlaL siding, immaculate, garage, alterations done in my home. Green Manor ranch. Newly repainted. Air conditioner, 8 + ROOMS build your home. of the ^ndency of this action to flooding and will be the ImoNont Ineonw. $4$,$0$. $ t i , ^ , Hayes Corp. 6460131. MANCHRBTIR AttraoHva tpM Laval ki Meal aeunky leeadon. 1 badraaaat, panaSad Must be seen. Complalaly ranovatsd. Reasonable. Call 6 4 ^ 1 9 . other extras will stay. Six rooma, garage, treed and and have the right to come in basis for establishment of lainBy room and dan, Irtl Hear laundry roam. PLUS evaretia 2 ear gar- 872,800 FOUR-FAMILY GRACIOUS Dutch Colonial nVE ACHES... landscaped yard. MM thirtlas. Immediate occupancy. 6Q6 Mid MpM’dG 0MdMI hOUM* $46^ and present their claims, if Flood Insurance rates and ph» two badteom Raneh. FURNITURE Refinishing. they so desire. provide guidance for local FMf rOOlYW MMOtl tipMlnMnlt MMf with center hall, beautiful Free pick-up and delivery. $G00 tiYoofn# nionllily« MtoMi f06 OBan prhraey and aaohi- MGXSTON-AVIVITE Dated at Hartford, Connec­ adoption of land-use controls new kitchen in oak, latest CaU 8 4 8 ^ . MNMnj IVnO WMIMI rWII MWo appliances, four bedrooms, alon.$3M0B> Cdl Arthur or Suzanne Shorts 646-3233 « L ESTATE ticut, this 8th day of January, in flood plain areas. Any party $47,t00. M E R R in two lavatories, one bath, birch WE HAVE MANY MORE 1976 having interest in the study or WARIIBIL DRYWALL - By Noel Cyr, 646-1316 paneled rec room, some wall- New additions, repairs, CALLUS-WEWORKI 122 East Cantor The Court wishing to provide informa­ T. J. CROCKEn to-wall carpeting, cedar HOWLAND ceiling, quality work with J. WATSON BEACH C 0 _ 646-8461 Street by Paul Levine tion relative thereto should Realton 6 4 3 -15 77 storage area. Move-in condi­ satisiactfon guaranteed, BELFIORE AGENCY Assistant Clerk contact the Town Engineer of JiMMon 643-110t| 127 IVeit MMAe Tpin. ^ tion. Beautifully treed and references, fully Insured. 646 Realiort REALTORS ______6 4 M 1 8 0 A True Copy Attest Manchester. terraced. Mid 60’s. 8461189. 9743. 647-1413 Manchester Office ofiAT-RlSS

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PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 21.1976 MANCHEStiai EVENING HERALD. MMchefter, C o bb., Wed.. Jan. 21,1176- PAGE TWBaffV-atWBW ftMkaMlInuxt Anawar to Pravibua Puolo 6 t Autos For Solo 61 Apartmanf For Rent S3 Autos for Solo 61 Aufot for Sato G ifts ChiriBB M. Schulti greeting cards ELLINGTON Penny Hill X w A i l T o riB Apartments - 3 1/2 large Dear Abby A C R 0 6 6 % Simple 4 Social status wall k i n d ^ rooms, five closets, 1 Jewel 5 Swisa river I HEAK HDUK FiaaND appliances, carpeting and NOT A VAPOR LOCK.' / Nfltt I KNOlO m \ T H A T w i l l 4 Headgear eOltte HAS A VAPOR LOCK. {H0^TALVI5mN6H(»R5) storage. Heat and hot water By Abigail Van Buren 7 Aacoi 7 Anatomical B RiUSTlIEVAroiB'O included. Parking for two 10 Roman road tissue V A t t SO SHOKU J G l V £ M T cars. Adults, positively no 12 Gibbon 6 Aslan country ets. Immediate occupancy. 13 At tNt plaea 9 Ever (poet.) — VEGASALE 14 Early Roman 11 Boy'e 195. Call 875^-9407 if no R ^ G A R D 5 T o emperor nickname ranswer, 871-1666. GREAT SELECTIOH - GREAT PRKSES 15 Exist 13 Poeeeesed 16 Winged 18 Dative (eb.) 31 Single things 45 Health raaort RR o ADWAY 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment. Like BMNDNEW 76 'DEAR ABBY: For three months during the past year I 17 H ai gitt 20 Conclusion 33 Dirigible 47 Steapthg l-XI private house. Appliances, worked as a part-time secretary for a lawyer. I quit because delivered 22 Doll 39 Utah Indian hirnitura 19 Cloaed oar 23 Snare 40 Southern 46 Biblical man Cl976»yM|A.lni IUHn|USlMt(m fHAvej basement. Working adults. No HRTIMBIIGK l»UPE I felt rather uncomfortable about certain thlnga Ltef4M’.«- children, pets. Lease. 643- 21 Poplar tree 24 Girl's name constellation 49 FIngar band 140.2BBL angina, 6 apaad To start off with, my boss told me when I answered the 23 Play host to 2880. 25 Dines 42 Organic 50 Split pulaa trana., radio, body aid# phone to say that he wasn’t in. It seems I had to constantly 27 To be 26 Anatomy (ab.) compound 52 Arabian WINTMROP subjected to 28 Boy's name BY DICK CAVAUI moulding. Whaiil trim ringa. liqto his clients. Also, I know that he owed people a lot of 43 Lounging garment TWO BEDROOM G arden m ^ey and was constantly dodging them. 32 Horse color 29 Biscuit garment 54 Datachment HUAAAN ILLN EaS VwaULX? GERMS SPREAD apartments, large kitchen, no A78-13 w/walla. Carter Cara. 33 Ukely 30 Strong wind 44 Globes (ab.) MOST THE ONLT THINe WORSE Because I felt that he wasn't on the up and up, I qulL 34 Groan BB Q R E A n y R E D U C E D DISEASE WITH THAN CYNICAL SKEPTICISM pets, appliances. Call Glaston­ Stock )|I3917 Mlckty Finn — Morris W b Is b bury House 633-4972. Now the problem is this: I plan to look for another job, 3$ Fictional dog 1 r - 3 4 5 6 7 r " 6 IF WE COULD GET THEIR BARE FEET; >OJ IS HYSTERICAL LAUGHTER. application blank where it says, 36 Epistles (ab.) GERAAS TO WEAR SHOES. SEE, AND... "The reason for leaving your job.” 37 That one 10 ii i3 13 EAST HARTFORD - two (Latin) r bedroom deluxe heated SAM PLE BUY ->> ,If I put down, "For personal reasons,” it sounds as 38 Grazing Held 14 IS II WHtN TAGOARP 6N^SSnMS:%^. Y r townhouse, air-conditioner, though he made a pass at me, which isn’t true. 40 All (German) OWVtf OFF IN HIS . If IS HIT 46 SHINY NfW CAR, HISl dishwasher, disposal, all ( CLIFTON, N.J. 41 Carrier (coll.) BONUS FREE 43 Flowers TAIL'' IS NOT FAR appliances. 1 1/2 baths, plus ‘ 3597 2, SeHINP. 46 Cavalry sword laundry hookups. Available *99** VALUE ECP Rust Proofing, Appllaa to stock Unita only DEAR CLIFTON: Why not say that you were not hamiy 50 Hamlet J February 1st. |240. 528-1708, 34 S 46 4) 46 46 36 sr' with the working "conditions,” which you weren’tl 51 Make lace ■ 289-2890. “A good place S3 Geraint's wife 3$ to buy a car" DBAR ABBY: I am 16 and very mature for my age. I 55 Father 1 56 Lincoln's 36 M A N C H EST E R - tw o have a 4-month-old baby son and a full-time job to support bedroom apartment available nickname 1 ao^ us. 36 » / - i / c^AUA at the Teresa, walks to shop­ 57 Rnished 58 Masculine ping bus and churches, in­ CHEVROLET To get to the mint, I’ni very much hung up on a guy who 41 is 20. He’s a real great guy until he starts drinking, then he nicknsma cludes appliances and 59 Pitch gets terribly mean to w a ^ everyone—including mo. He 43 44 4T 46 ...... carpeting, $230 per month, CO.. INC. 60 Sergeant (ab.) t r 32 Articles for Sale 41 Antiques 48 Apartments For Pent 53 Damatdr%nterprises, 646-1021. CARTER wants to fight, and he says a lot of things for which he is Palnttng-Papering sorry afterwards. $0 61 63 it 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 649-6494 INSIDE - Outside painting. CLEAN USED refrigerators, FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ MANCHESTER - newer three, / When he’s sober he begs me to forgive him, saying ho DOWN 66 56 67 Special rates for people over ranges, automatic washers, tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, ViUiGER APARTMENTS bedroom Duplex, half of two didn’t mean to hurt me, and because I love him I give him Priscills’B Pop — Al VarniMr with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s another chance. 1 Distilled liquor s r 6a 66 65. Fully insured. Estimates lamps, etc. Now accepting Five room Townhouse family; full basement, in­ a Open Evenings 'HI 9 — Thurs. ’til 6 — Sat. ’til 5 2 Surhmers (Fr.) It given. Call 649-7863. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- consignments, for February apartment, VA tiled baths, cludes appliances and .1 can’t count the chances I’ve given him already. 2171 iNEWSPXPERErrrERPRISEASSN I TOUR CLASSMATES I 'M T H E S H O R T E S T auction. 644-8962. 2 air conditioners, wall-to- carpeting, $ ^ per month, Should I break off with him the next time he gets drunk, Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 MUST LCX5K UP, O N E IN T H E C L A S S I ■PAINTING - interior and wall carpeting, full base­ Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. or stay with him and hope he outgrows his drinking T O Y O U ! exterior, paperhanging, ASSORTED racing parts for problem? He keeps promising he do so. Chrysler products, including ment! heat, hot water, THREE ROOM apartment, NEED CAR? Credit bad? excellent work. References. Wanted to Buy 49 appliances, fireplace. No FOUR ROOMS - first floor, VIRNON HOPELESS IN MONTANA I'M AFRAID^! Free estimates. Fully in­ engine ana two transmissions. separate heat, security, $170 a heat, hot water, cooking gas, Bankrupt? Repossessed? All excellent condition. Call pets. TOWN HOUSE Honest Douglas accepts —1 NOT MRS. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- month, call 646-5861. stove, refrigerator, wall-to- DEAR HOPELESS: Be a wise girl and quit seeing Mm 4431. 644-8145. OLD DOLLS - Paying top wall carpet, centrally located, lowest down, smallest NUTCMELL.^. prices for your old dolls, $65. 649-7620 GARDENS right now. Tell him that AFTER he has solved his drinking Win at Bridge I r V (? $175. Adults only, no pets. payments. Douglas Motors, and up for China and bisque TWO BEDROOM apartment, One and two bedroom problem, you will pick up where you left off. No one 0 00 PAPER HANGING Expert. FIREPLACE WOOD - for sale near school, churches and Security deposit required. 345 Main. dolls. $100 and up for ByeTq. apartments. Immediately “outgrows” alcoholism. Suggest he call Alcoholics Your average paper, in and tree work, call 647-1834. shopping area. Please call 646- Call 643-9678. Never give or sell a doll WE HAVE customers waiting TOYOTA' - See us for reliable Anonymous, and if he’s as “great” as you say he is, he will. av erag e room , $25. Mr. for the rental of your apart­ 2623. available at Town House South checks trump hoiding Richman, 646-3864. SEASONED HARDWOOD - without getting our offer. Call Gardens. This suburban used Toyotas with our 60-day cut to order, $25 a truckload, locally, 875-7356. ment or home. J.D. Real ANDOVER - three room 100% warranty; We also buy DEAR ABBY: I am on Social Security and have been Estate Associates, Inc. 646- MANCHESTER - two apartment community of heated furnished apartment, BOB JOBIN - wallpapering $50 a cord, 'Tree service also, bedroom apartment, in a unusual architectual used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, doing alterations (sewing) to make ends meet. call 646-7770, WANTED - Used kitchen 1980. call 742-7541. and painting, quality work to three family, on bus line, ali design and beautiful 345 Center Street, One of my neighbors asked me if I would alter her dress. your satisfaction. cabinets, top and or bottoms - Manchester, 646-4321. It had a full skirt and the hem alone took me three hours to two-spade bid North held. i-ii counter top not necessary. LOOKING for anything in real utilities included, wall-to-wall landscaping features: Homes for Rant 54 NOBTH (D) 21 Guaranteed, references and FIREWOOD, SPLIT, turn up. When North Jumped to four Call 646-1929 after 6 p.m. estate rental - apartments, carpeting, $225 per month, Private entrances, private AKQ104 Insured, fast service, 649-9027. seasoned hardwood. 12” and and security, call after 6 WE PAY $15 lor complete When the lady came to pick up her dress, she brought me spades, South felt he could af­ 18” lengths, 267-4322. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a homes, multiple dwellings, no patios with sliding glass FOUR ROOM single house, junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland ¥2 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawranet fees. Call J.D. Real Estate weekdays, 649-3944, for ap; some flowers from her garden, said, "Thank you,” and ford Blackwood and when doors, wall-to-wall two bedrooms, huge living Auto Body, 528-1990. ♦ A 10863 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. pointment, anytime walked out the door. Abby, I nearly fell on my backi ♦ QJ7 North showed one ace, South CEILINQ SPECIAL DINING ROOM set, carpeting, range, room, big yard, no utilities in­ EASY WAS RKSHT- HUMPH!.,.ANP HOW DO WB KNOW DON’T LOOK AT M R! □ R E N T A L S weekends. cluded, $225 per m onth. I’m not sewing for flowers. WEST EAST went to six. PETER BELLIVEAU mahogany, good condition, refrigerator and garbage PARTS d e p a r t m e n t now IT’e JUST AN OLP ZERNBZ DIDN'T HIDE ANY JEWELS I AIN'T GONMA UNWRAP MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 References and one month’s Abby, dear, how would you have handled this? A862 4tJ South went up with dum­ MUMMY! fHffPE THE MUMMY WRAPPINdS? IT AND FIND OUTl PAINTINQ oval table, leaf, pads, six ...... VERNON - one bedroom disposal, traverse rods, open Saturdays. Complete line my’s king of spades at trick chairs. 649-0657, between 6-9. Room s tor Rent 52 bedroom Townhouse, HA security, 649-4291; of Chrysler parts. Chorches SPEECHLESS VAJ94 VQ 10 878 Interior painting and paparing. baths, full basement, private apartment, heat, hot water, master TV antenna, ♦ J42 OKQ95 one and noted the fall of the Fraa aaUmatea, Inaurad and pool, tennis courts, $180. 872- storage and laundry Motors, 649-3^. jack from East. He also noted AQUARIUMS - new, used, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly' r entrances and patio, includes BOLTON - Four room Ranch, DEAR SPEECHLESS: I would have stopped her before 4>865 «943 dapandabte. heat, appliances, carpeting, 2039 after 6 p.m. fish, supplies, low prices. rooms, single $56., double $69. facilities in basement. large yard, one child 1970 HORNET Rambler, low she got out the door, and said, nicely, “That will be SOUTH that there were potential NCR electric register $50. plus tax, continental pool, air-conditioning, $290 Total electric. No pets. accepted, $250 monthly, in­ ______dollars please.” AA9753 problems so he led dummy’s per month. Damato Enter­ mileage, $500, good condition, Pool table $15. 569-2568. breakfast, maid service, color CENTRAL LOCATION - large Rentals start at $165 per cluding heat, 742-6736. new snow tires, call 649-3594 ¥K53 singleton heart. His king lost prises, 646-1021. TV, utilities, parking. Call, one bedroom apartment, first month. Call 872-0528 after 4:30. CONFIDENTIAL TO C.K.: Not until we fall victim to a ♦ 7 to West’s ace and a.second SKIS - white. Hart, Galaxie, 646-2300. floor, stove, refrigerator, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 4 1/2 ROOM Ranch. Two car real tragedy so we realize how much energy we have spent AAK102 spade lead was taken in his Building-Contracting 33 FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ heated, electric, parking, $200 , fireplace, basement. 1970 MAVERICK, 6 cylinder! ^ th vulnerable own hand. Then he ruffed a 6’5” step in bindings, $25, cond floor, stove, p.m. worrying about trivialities. Henke, buckle boots, men’s FURNISHED ROOM for rent, month, call 649-2to. B ig adults. No children, standard, private, 2774137, heart, came back to his hand NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - all conveniences. Parking, refrigerator, heat, hot water pets. Lease. 643-2880. after 5, 649-5482. with the ace of clubs, ruffed size 10 medium, $25, call 649- included. $195, No pets. West North East South Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 1047. near bus line. Call 649-5271. CHARLES APARTMENTS - his last heart, led a club to his Security deposit required. 644- East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 NEWLY DECORATED three MANCHESTER - Six room ditions, rec rooms, porches AUCTION - Sell for storagestorai 1 ♦ Pass 14 king, drew West’s last trump and roofing. No job too small. 0890. room Townhouse, appliances, bedroom Duplex. Available Cape in Choice residential RECONDITIONED Kirby for ROOMMATE wanted to share and towing, 1967 CJievy, ID Pass 2* Pass 34 and claimed the rest of the Call 649-3144. luxury apartment, furnished, 1 1/2 baths, two air- immediately, no pets. Securi­ area. Two bedrooms, T1164399 T101257 Januar sale, one year free service. ty. References. 643-7884^ refrigerator and stove in­ Pass 4A Pass 4N.T. tricks. Also demo at real good price. $127.50 per month. Call 644- DAMATO conditioners, heat and hot 29th, 2 p.m. Silver Lane Shell, Astro-graph Pass se Alley Oop — Dave Qraue cluded. $275 monthly, one Pass 64 CARPENTRY - Repairs, 875-9190. 0121. water, storage, garage, etc. 252 Spencer Street. Pass Pass Pass remodeling, additions, gar­ ENTERPRISES $235. 646-0800, 646-1540. MANCHESTER - attractive month security deposit. Cali three room apartment, stove, 643-1570. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Opening lead - 2 * ages, roofing, call David ATLAS - Tires, five steel Apartments For Rent 53 RENTAL OFFICE 1967 MUSTANG, new exhaust, WHERE Am .I’VE SOT A JOB T P WTRB ^ N A SO TRACK ..AN' YCANT OOTMRT AB refrigerator, neat, electricity, itSUGOlN' AND I NEEDYQUTO Patria, 644-1796. belted, 4-ply white wall radial ------Large variety of THREE BEDROOM Con­ new clutch, pressure plate, An Illinois reader wants to DOWN ^eOPTMOSB LONS ACM3UTW ------dominium, 2 1/2 baths, rec references, no pets, $150, 64^ Business for Rent 55 new shocks and brakes. N O W ? w GANT FLYIN' RBPT1L« " 1 lYB a 1-78-15 offered at $60. each. MANCHESTER - new unusual Apartm anta and 3167, 228-3540. By Oswald & James Jacoby know if you should respond YOU SAID VDU SAW 0U1 WES ROBBINS carpentry Call Mr. Wilcox at 525-5311 one bedroom Duplex Townhouaaa throughout room, carpeted, air- Engine rebuilt 44,000 miles one spade to partner’s one- NEAR TH' BIS SWAMP.. remodeling specialist. Ad­ conditioning, car-port, pool 800 SQUARE Feet of space ago. New tires. $595. 742-8867 before 10 a.m. Townhouses now rentiing at Manchaatar. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) South had sTperfect hand to diamond opening when ditions, rec rooms, dormers, and tennis privileges. $375 per MANCHESTER - Four room available, lower level in after 7 p.m. For Thursday, Jan. 22, 1976 Independence Village. Full Rental OWea Duplex, appliances, base­ prime commercial location, Reward generously those dbn- use Blackwood except for one holding: built-ins, bathrooms, SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury basements, private entrances month. Lease, security, and ARIES (March 21-April 19) trlbuting to your cause today, disturbing feature. He could kitchens, 649-3446. open dally 9-6, references required. 64^3999 ment, parking, adults. No ideal for office space.643-2738. Trucks for Sale 62 YOU must base your judgments AQIOxxxxVxxx e JxxAx. above ground pool distributor and patio, includes heat. pets. Security required. 643- but be very discriminating so visualize hands where his will sell and completely in­ S a t 9-3, evenings. today on facts relevant to a The reader adds, “We were 0897 after 5 p.m. IF YOU have a good idea, for that you don't favor hangers- partner would hold both miss­ LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - stall a huge 16x31’ OD swim Sunday 11-3 1973 DUMP TRUCK for sale - given situation. Don't let your on. plying a forcing club.” the use of my property in the desires color reality. ing aces and where there just new homes custom built, pool complete with fencing, open 646-1031 THREE ROOMS - heat and GMC 6500 6 wheeler, 6 yard; SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. Ilie answer to that is that MANCHESTER - attractively Manchester area, I will con­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) wouldn’t be enough ammuni­ remodeled, additions, rec sundeck, filter and pump. Weekdays, 1-7 p.m., Saturday 240 Now State Road hot water, second floor, $150 automatic transmission, V6 21) Don't recoil from important you should pass playing any rooms, garages, kitchens monthly security required, paneled two room apartment, sider participating or will help gas, tires 900-20. For informa­ Although you are energetic to­ tion to score 12 tricks. Hence, system except the "forcing Now only $888. Full price and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Henry St. MANCHESTER stove, refrigerator, heat, elec­ in other ways. Property con­ situations today, yet don't be remodeled, bath tile, cement financing available. Call toll call 646-0156. tion call 646-8870 between 165 day. you have a tendency to be so light and breezy that nothing his three-club bid was an ef­ diamond’’ which someone off Main St., Manchester. tricity, referenees, no pets, sists of 4,000 sq. ft. home a clock-watcher. Follow work. Steps, dormers. free 1-800-628-9607, 9-9 daily. daily. Is resolved. fort to find out what sort of somewhere may play. Damato Enterprises, 646-1021, $150, 646-3167, 22^3540. remodeling showrooms which through with what you Initiate. Residential or commercial. MANCHESTER GARDENS - CENTRAL Five room Duplex, CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 649-3940. can be used for display or of­ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Bortyt World Call 649-4291. BEATEN down carpet paths two bedroom Duplex in garage, lease, one child max, 1974 DODGE V an, V8, 19) Don't take for granted that TWO and 1/2 room apartment, fices. Also storage buildings Don't speculate on anything to­ you will accomplish all you set go when Blue Lustre arrives. NEWER three bedroom beautiful country setting, $199 after 6 p.m, 643-5029. automatic, power, tape day. If you push your luck, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY third floor, $125, security, in­ on 4 acres, commercially and player, insulation and' pan­ out to do today. It will still take Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgaway Kent electric shampooer $1. Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all monthly includes heat, hot cludes stove, refrigerator, industrially zoned. Tel. 1-223- you'll wind up gripping zeroes. Carpentry and general con­ E. A. Johnson Paint Com­ water, appliances, and eled. All mags. Call Dave, 646 concerted effort to make the appliances, carpeting, full MANCHESTER - South - Near heat and hot water, cali from 4460. CANCER (June 21-July 22) gears mesh. tracting. Residential and pany. parking. Walk to everything. 6644. Entertainment at home today basement, $260 monthly, 1-84, 3 1/2 rooms, appliances, 10-5, 649-6159. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) commercial. Whether it be a Frechette & Martin Realtors, S uperintendent, 646-0090. heat, hot water, 2-car parking, would best be restricted to a THAT e x p l a in s I WONDER WHAT small repair job, a custom MANCHESTER - 5,000 square 1963 FORD Econoline, pan­ Don't overtax your usually ex­ WATER CONDITIONER - 646-4144. Robert C. White Company, $195. 521-2410. BEACON HILL i^artm ents foot restaurant site in the smalt, compatible group. If cellent intuition today. Don't CUDDLES IS THE N a S E . ELEFWA NTS DREAM built home or anything in Rapidayton, used five years, eled, insulated, radials, others want to bring friends, 236-5961. Equal Housing. of Manchester - Clioice one downtown Manchester Main think you can see around all HAVING A ABOUT between, call 646-1379. brine solution, automatic rebuilt engine, murals on both politely say “No." MANCHESTER-Nice one AVAILABLE February 1, six and two bedroom apartments Street area. F. J. Spilecki the corners. NIGHTYvARe. backwash, new $400. wiil sell bedroom apartment available WEST CENTER ST. - 3 1/2 room Duplex, newly sides. $750. Call 646-5428 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't try PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) available. All appliances and Realtor, 643-2121. between 8-10 p.m. to top anyone's tall tales today. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 for $145 . 643-8474. at the Teresa. Close to shop­ room efficiency unit, gas fur­ renovated, utilities and heat conveniences. Located across Be prepared to make con­ ping, churches, and bus. nace, completely renovated, Others will see through the ex­ cessions today, but recall: You not included, call 649-5719, from beautiful Wickham aggeration and It really doesn't BIDWELL Home Improve­ WE BUY and sell furniture. Includes appliances, $150 montnly and security, after 6. Campers-Trallers can only bend so far. Don't give Park, exit 92, off 1-86, lefl on OFFICE SPACE Mobile Homes 65 matter anyway. ment Co. Expert installation Cash on the line. One piece or carpeting, air-conditioning. call 646-1189. West Middle Turnpike. Office in to something that will later an entire housefui. 646-6432. FOR RENT VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In cause you problems. of aluminum siding, gutters $195. Damato Enterprises, MANCHESTER - Nice 6 room hours, 1-5 p.m. daily, in­ any joint material venture to­ Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. 250 square feet, center of SELLING YOUR Mobile and trims. Roofing installa­ 646-1021. MANCHESTER - unusual one Duplex, 11/2 baths, rec room, cluding weekends. 289-2010. day, be certain others unders­ tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- Beside Douglas Motors. bedroom Townhouse, full garage, no pets, security and Manchester, air con­ home? Buyers waiting. 1-828- 0360. tand that each must contribute 9109. MANCHESTER - quiet one basement, private entrances references required. $225 ditioning and parking. Call equaliy for equal returns. your bedroom apartment, includes and patio, $230 per month, monthly, available Feebruary 643-9551. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Keep birthday y HORACE Tetrault — Siding, heat, appliances, carpeting, Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. 1st. Call 643-0237. A HOME FOR Evei^one - 50 those who have no direct in­ roofing, storm windows, aw­ Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 and air conditioning, $215 per Manchester, floor plans to choose from. terest in your affairs out of any Jan. 22, 1976 nings. Quality workmanship, month, Damato Enterprises, Choice of color and decor, new discussions today. They could city of village Charm 57 Socially, you'll be very much in free estimates. Fully insured. DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ 646-1021. Wanted to Rent 14’ wide $9,895. Front kitchen, unwittingly foul up the deal. demand this coming year. 872-9187, 649-3417. vations. Combined inside/out- We Feature Quality Looking (or an Apt.? matching appliances, and Save your pennies, too. That Born Loser — Art Sanaom WOMAN with young child and side runs, partitioned privacy, MANCHESTER - Brand new Became 17 yean of building and We have 30 different more to the deluxe Blue long trip you've had in mind D&A ROOFING. Roofs, germicidalcidal lighting.'...... "Canine ■ three bedroom duplexes, star­ small dog would like Baron, $16,995. Used homes could become a reality. managing apartments has taught us what apartments and reasonable rent of two form No better time to siding, gutters, and leaders. Holidayay Inne,Ini 200 Sheldon ting at $250 per m onth. really matters. I'M Free estimates. Fully in­ Road, Manchester, 646-5971. Includes appliances, and is townhouses, in 17 bedroom apartment in or trade. Excellent financing Available immediately; one and two around Manchester, Call Mrs. available. Immediate parking sured. 249-0205. fully carpeted, heat not in­ locations throughout Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel WHAT'^HA yJATCHlMfc' 'EM PRIVATE riding instructions, cluded. No pets. Security and bedroom toipnhouses. Includes heat, air Manchester. Harlow anytime, 2865310. throughout the state. (Jome in conditioner, dishwasher, wait} to wall and check our prices, parts, D O IlJ? a p D S v .UJHAT?> SPECIALIZING in cleaning English and Western, $5.00 references required. Call 647- C1976l>yNEA.Inc and repairing Chimneys and per hour, call 633-5571, 9936 or 649-2003. carpet, individual basement, private patio. RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, supplies and accessories, full roofs. Free estimates. 30 anytime. U O M E S T R A D . Rent'd oince, 240 New 1 bedroom ranch both teachers, seeking time service Department. CJUfTE A LO AD ‘Td look hrighl-eyed and bushy-tailed, too If I Years Experience. Howley, 29 GLENWOOD STREET - Stele Roadf Mancheeter type at the reasonable four room Duplex, Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur O' GROCERIES YA GOT was prerecorded!"______643-5361. BASSET HOUND - AKC Two bedroom Duplex, Teresa $195 in Manchester area. Call 646 Cross Highway, Berlin ’Turn­ MERE, ELMER/ registered, male, eight appliances, private basement, DAKUTO ENTERPRISES bedroom 4163 after 5 p.m. pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-8284)369. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Heating-Plumbing 35 months, $150, 742-9394. no pets, lease and security townhouse at required. $210. per month. J * 646-1021 J Independence Trucks lor Sale 62 Trucks for Sale 62 SEWERLINES, sink lines, DM. VA6.COWBELL 15 A$1R0N0 BOY ARE YOU WOULD LOVABLE PUPPY - free to Available Januaiw 1st. 649- Village $250 cleaned with electric cutters, BUT WORLP CLASS WRESTLINO aA lM lN 'j HE ASK good home, housebroken, call 9455 or 647-9773. bedroom by professionals. McKinney 871-1071 PEMANPS s t r a t e g y ; JAKE HAS JAKE FOR A Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ MANCHESTER - New salt townhouse at E R .A H '-A CERTAIN (3UILE COULDN’T HAMMER- pany, 643-5308. FREE - Affectionate 8 month box duplex, three bedrooms, NOW RENTING! P in s Ridge BRAND NEW 1976 BUT HE'S n o t OUALIFIEP TO b r e a k LOCK old female cat. Gray and living room with fireplace, 1 Village $230 TEACH THE FINE POINTS.' A HOLD IN A The Fiintstones — Hanna*Barbera Productions NO JOB too small, toilet white. Spayed and has shots. 1/2 baths, all appliances, con­ INDEPENDENCE bedroom . WITH A HARD­ repairs, plugged drains, 649-6739, or 649-4291. venient schools and shopping. townhouse. at CHEVROLET Va-TON PICKUP IN OUR MATCHES THROUGH THE BLOW­ W ARE kitchen faucets replaced, Peterman Agency, 649-9404, Homestead Park YEARS 1 PINNED HIM CONSTANTLY.' TORCH?, -STORE T ONE,..BUT I repaired, rec rooms, FREE PUPPIES - Call after 646-2912. VILLAGE DON'T THINK Village BEFORE M Y WAR WOUND, eveRVTrti Y O U 'L L GO bathroom remodeling, heat 6. 649-3367. Manchesttfr 1 bedroom Yanch OF COURSE.' J ‘O R I T / . . . modernization, etc. Free es­ TO BRISHTEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - First floor, ) Dir. from Rout* 6 A 44A type at 8 u n n y HOW D O M O U TH/V4KS A N B ------T H E s p a r e timates gladly given. M & M five room apartment, all North on Rt. 83 (Mall) St.) WITH ROOM, Plumbingbing & HeHeating, " 649-2871. Antiques 48 Brooke Village EXPECT ME TO ^ c a l l /\6A1N.' I f appliances, fully carpeted, to Henry. •y 661.1. > FRED basement storage with 3 bedroom CAWWY THIS o u r? S’ BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ WANTED Antique furniture, ^UNUSUAL ONE BEDROOMi townhouse at I CANT SEE WHERE glass, pewter, oil paintings, or washer and dryer connec- bing - All heating and plum­ tlons.Convenient schools and ;'TOWNHOUSES in a park-llka Batting^, Tt'omsstead Park I'm g o in g / bing repairs plus remodeling. other antique items. R. $265 Harrison, 643-8709. shopping. Peterman Agency, Vinag* ^ Call 6 4 ^ 1 . 649-9404, 646-2912. oquiat neighborhood, cloaa to ahopplng,;; church, buB, pool and tennla. a bedroom ANTIQUES WANTED - townhouse at OTTO LORENTZEN - Plum­ MANCHESTER - nice two Homestead Park bing, heating repairs. Vanity American furniture, oriental Featuring: rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ bedroom Townhouse private Village $290 cabinets. Economy rates. Call entrances and patio, full base- • Massive Bedroom • Walk-In Closets sor chairs, crocks, jugs, • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups 3 bedroom 6* FiMtaIdD, 6 cylinder 649-4056, 6 to 8 p.m. ment, includes heat, engine, turbo hydromelle •••••••••••••••••••••••••• weathervanes, primitives. • Private Entrances and Patios townhouse at Ron Dionne, 643-1691. appliances, carpeting, $255, Irena., power alaering, _ AKE WILL Flooring 36 Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. a Air Condilioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor power brakaa, radio, rear 5ET THE NEWS Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane Includes Heat '* alap bumper, gaugaa, H.D. TOMORROW - FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, MANCHESTER - Large two 3 bedroom rear springe, H7S-18 Urea, MUST BE THE , floors like new, no waxing, Sandy’s Antiques bedroom Townhouse, private W e have a large variety o M , 3 A 3 badraoni Carter Cara. 8L 14114 (specializing in older floors). duplox on INDIANIN WITH 211 SnUGf ST. entrances and patio, full base- apartmanta and townhoueee throughout $280 Ceilings and inside painting. ment, includes heat, Congress 8L Short Ribs — Frank Hill M Y i John Verfallle, 646-5W, 872- lUNGHfSTEII, CONN. appliances, carpeting, pool, the Town ot Manohaator. Open Tues.-Set 10-6 IN LAST N IG H li s p e c ia l (Sue&S HE HEARD ABOUT 2222. ice skating pond, ^65. per DJUMTO “A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK" WILL BUY FOR CASH month. Damato Enterprises, ELECTION MYORSd NENT HE JBSSie JAMES HEADIN' WILL AUCTION ON WAS LEADING B Y A SiG •THE ELECTION' TH ISJ4/A V . 646-1021. ^-ODITERPRISES ENIERPRISES ATARI T O ' □ MISC. FOR SALE COMMISSION BASIS Owner-Deirofoper 240 New State’ h'd. UNUSUAL Deluxe one CARTER APPRAISAL SERVICE Designed With Manchester WANTED bedroom Townhouse, private RINTAL OFFICE ONN Articles for Sale 41 Ewtr Tori, Own, on ai lnMngi, entrances and patio, full base- Ynii in Mind S TO I WBEKDAVS Ptwter, Srenm, Rugi, Lompi, ment, includes, heat, MoiM Open WeikdaYS 1-7 pjiL S TO S SATURDAYS CHEVROLET ALUMINUM sheets used as Cloeki, FumHuro, O t ^ appliances, carpeting and 11 TO S SUNDAYS printing plates, .007 thick, Stetiiw. pool, ice skating pond. $245 Saturday A Sunday 1-8 pjR. 1229 Main St, Manchester 6464464 Ux32” . 25 cents each or 5 for MS-26S0 64S>1SS2 per month. Damato Enter­ $1. Phone 643-2711. prises, 646-1021. x649-3940 646-1021 f 6 4 6 -1 0 2 1 (>BIBBTHaTWnHaMT.Tii *e*eaeeaaeaa4taaaaaaaaa4aa*aaaaaa*«*aaaaa JO d. i i 3 V r ’ f ’^r. r: ^ ' rf

PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed- Jan. 21, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Ma.iK;heater, Conn., Wed.. Jan. 21. 1876- PAGE TWENTY-NINE National welfare standards proposed Clients compile new newspaper] WASHINGTON (UPI) - Each department has a based entirely on the subsidies regardless to state eligibility By BETTY RYDER make contributions such as stories, Bob, who lives with his wife. Fay, President Ford today said different criteria for recipient paying 25 per their rent-paying ability. requirements for SSI, a poems, birth dates, anniversaries, on S. Adams St., was a product he intends to name a eligibility, and in some cent of net income, Family/Trsvel Editor designer at Stanadyne Co. (formerly A national standard program for the elderly, Blind for the past six years, a vic­ family happenings, etc. We even sent “welfare czar” to set un­ cases, states even set Tenants ow. can receive HarUord Machine & Screw Co.) would replace varying blind and disabled. tim of diabetes. Bob Johnston can copies of the issue home to the iform, 50-state standards eligibility requirements parents and members of the associa­ before diabetes took his eyesi^t. for the elderly, sick and with wide variations. still envision the needs of other han­ “I used to do packaging design and dicapped people and is doing tion (Manchester Association for poor to receive federal The administration Retarded Citizens, Inc.) and have tool designing,” he said. welfare, food and housing offered no specifics today, something about it. A graduate of Manchester High As a volunteer at the Manchester had favorable re^nse,” he said. subsidies. but provided broad A volunteer at the workshop for the School and the Howell Cheney "The administration is guidelines for carrying out Sheltered 'Workshop, Bob spends his Regional Vocational-Technical time away from classes at past 11 months. Bob has been in the proposing a new approach the reforms. FORMAL WEAR program of social studies at MCC School, Bob said he studied to be a to reform existing income Food stamps would be Manchester Community College, draftsman at Cheney Tech and that counseling and encouraging many of since September. assistance programs restricted to households AT ITS BEST “Since our first issue — we’ve had just led him into design work. without massively restruc­ with net monthly income at the workshop clients. Bob has managed to cope with his Their most recent project is a three in all—we have had the clients turing programs all at or below the poverty level. read stories to tiiose unable to do so. own problem quite well. once,” Ford told Congress A standard $100 per month workshop newspaper, appropriately “Of course I’m not able to do the • Area’s largest FEATURINB: named “Lincoln Address,” which is “We also found great interest in in his 1977 fiscal budget would be allowed for com­ current events discussions. The things I did when 1 was sighted, but message. puting net income with an in-stock selection I •Calais edited by Bob with the help of Karin I enjoy social gatherings and we •W estw ood Carusone, a substitute teacher in the clients really seem to enjoy the Ford said he has additional $25 per manth • Boys’ siies in topics and participate in the enjoy going out to dinner with other executive authority to for the elderly. •W oodstock Manchester School System. couples, some of whom are blind. m ost suits “Norman Fendell, the workshop exchange of opinions on certain reorganize welfare AFDC payments would •Grand Chateau issues.” “I am trying to urge some couples programs, subject only to be awarded only after • Ruffle shirts In •N ew port director, thought of the idea of a in my age group (he’s 44) to get newspaper, and we slowly started Being unsighted causes few congressional veto. Ad­ applicants actively sought 17 colors •W indsor problems for the editor. together to take dancing lessons. I ministration officials es­ work. No welfare would be •T u x-T all putting it together,” Bob said. think we would need a special in­ “We asked the clients to help and Bob plans many of the projects and timated it would take paid if “suitable” work • Dress boots in •Prince Edward the clients who are qualified submit structor but it would be worth it. It’s seven or eight years to the response has been great. was offered and the appli­ black or white •Full-Dress \ material for publication. “I type the just important to get people who are carry out the changes. “The clients interview each other. cant turned it down. Child items up and read them to Bob. Then handicapped to get out.” The proposal would mesh care would be provided • Vests with Two get together (one who can read we discuss the various materials sub­ When he completes his part-time four categories of federal during job searches. most styles All the latest colort and write) and we made up a form of mitted and decide just what will courses at MCC, Bob wants to work aid for the elderly, sick and Rent subsidies would be Including camel, questions to ask in an interview. The • All suits dry appear.in each issue,” Karlin said. with the retarded. poor. These are food (crest gram, ‘reporter’ finds out as much as one “I have been toying with the idea of In the meanwhile, the typewriter stamps. Aid to Families cleaned after ■ china Mue, can about the client, his hobbies, having some of the clients give book keys click away, the mimeograph with Etependent Children, Always Snowing each use silver and all-white. family, etc.” reports and i;elate the story to those machine hums as it prints 100 copies Supplemental Security In­ Snow forms within most The “Lincoln Address” is printed (Herald photo by Pinto) who are unable to read. We haven’t a month of the “Lincoln Address” come and “Section 8” low storm ciouds all year round once a month; the first issue came and a blind man’s insight into the and in all climates, even the discussed it yet, but it’s a Ann Carlson of 27 Hackmatack St., a client at the Sheltered Workshop, interviews Bob rent housing. out in November. needs of others gives them a new most torrid. Summer SAMUEL Ltd. CLOTHIERS, “All the clients are encouraged to possibility,” Bob said. Johnston, editor of the “Lincoln Address,’’ and Karin Carusone, his co-worker. Phil Morrissette sends up a small shower of ice as he makes a sharp turn These programs now are thunderstorms often produce IjlHy. Fine Clothing for Men • Formal Wear challenge. on his propeller driven ice boat on Bolton Lake. He invented the device administered by the snow but on the journey Tun, IVsi, Han, II 4jb. • U l m l Departments of Health, which he believes is the only one of its kind in the world. (Photo courtesy earthward the warming air Education and Welfare; takes its toll, and the flake K-MART PLAZA, VERNON - 872-8085 of Rick Skoglund) Agriculture; and Housing melt into raindrops. Chinese celehrations are marked by gifts^ family feasts and Urban Development. On Saturday, Jan. 31, there’ll be a through the streets with an ax in pasted to it. Red, because it is the Morrissette’s sled second chance for a Happy New hand driving out evil spirits. All color of good luck, is used abundantly Year. On that day, the world will debts were to be paid before the old in decorations. is propeller-driven leave the Year of the Rabbit and year ended. Old year finished enter the Year of the Dragon, which When evil spirits had been The final hours of New Year’s Eve A Manchester inventor "It can’t go at all if is also the year 4674 in the Chinese banished and creditors satisfied, peo­ are devoted to family worship of the Q ^eople sped over Bolton Lake there’s more than a half tradition. Although the Chinese many ple turned their attention to gods and to remembering ancestors. recently in one of his latest inch of snow on the ice,’’ he \ VRr famous mid-winter saie years ago officially changed to the pacifying more benevolent gods. Ac­ After the rites, family members join creations - a propeiler 4 Gregorian calendar — the one we use cording to tradition, all gods go to Yu in a feast. All their quarrels must by said. driven sled. This means its owner — they still celebrate festivals based Huangti, the Jade Emperor and now be forgotten. Fireworks and Philip Morrissette, 30, of uses it a handful of days MANCHESTER & BLOOMFIELD on their ancient moon calendar, such highest god of all, between the 24th good wishes at midnight hail the new 596 Gardner St. has a each winter, he said. as New Year. day of the 12th month and New year. At midnight, cries of “Gung Year’s Day. An elaborate farewell number of inventions to his But he admits it is great In Chinese communities in this Hoy Fet Toy” (happy new year) and ft* dinner is given for one deity, the credit. None are patented fun on those few days. country, everyone claims a share in “La Choy” (good luck) ring through - and few have practical Crowds gather at every the fun of the New Year festival, Kitchen God. It consists solely of the household. Before dawn, the rites uses, he says. because everybody has their own style... whether the celebration takes the sweets, so that this god will tell the lake they take it. He once of worship may be repeated. Jade Emperor only sweet things But his sled or ice boat pulled nine skaters on a form of firecrackers in the street, Celebrate Chinese New Year with about the family with whom he spent thing is a lot of fun.- rope across a lake, it tows parade, a night at the theater an authentic creation called sweet M orrissette began we have a style for everybody watching old legends retold, or a the year. a sled also. sour pork with sesame seeds. Serve working on it soon after he Morrissette has skated it family reunion. Gifts are exchanged Rides to heaven over chow mein noodles along with a gave away his hovercraft across Bolton Lake and and family feasts abound. After the meal, the god, who is chicken egg drop soup or with Won three years ago. The hover­ In furniture, there’s no Imagine the excitement of The date of Chinese New Year represented by a paper image seated Lake Williams in Hebron having a dinner party in your Ton soup. craft flowed on a pocket of among other area lakes. such thing as a style for changes every year, but always falls on a bamboo chariot, is set afire, so Sweet sour pork with sesame seeds air over land and water. Other devices he might every body...that’s why we at newly furnished dining room between Jan. 21 'and Feb. 19. It that he rides with the flames to 4-6 servings He removed the arrives with the second new moon patent include a steam Watkins display so many or dining area. heaven. The ceremony ends with a 1 pound lean pork, cut into %-inch propeller from the hover­ heating system which he dining room styles. after the winter soltice (the shortest burst of firecrackers, an essential pieces craft and gave the device runs out of his home Can’t you just hear all the day of the year). part of every Chinese ceremony. On 1/3 cup soy sauce to the Tolland High School. fireplace. The grate in the We know there are some compliments! "What a super The Year of the Dragon, which the fourth day of the New Year, the 1/3 cup dry sherry stacts-Jaa. 31^ follows the-traditionof They planned to use it in fireplace is made of water who just love Colonial or dining room.” — “What a -family places a-new image of the Batter; naming the years after constellatioffs' experiments. pipes. They connect to fabulous setting." “This room Kitchen God in a niche over the 1 egg beaten He added what he calls Early American. We also of the Zodiac in 12-year cycles. In radiators in the house. know about people who just is beautifuir hearth, but until his return, they V4 cup flour “junk” to the propeller un­ When Morrissette burns order after the Dragon are the con­ enjoy freedom from his watchful V4 cup cornstarch love Scandinavian and stellations of Snake, Horse, Sheep, til he had something like wood in the fireplace, the And, there’s nothing as eye. V4 cup chicken broth Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Boar, Rat, his ice boat. Powered by water turns to steam and Contemporary or Modern, The last days of the old year find cooking oil four horsepower motor satisfying as serving dinner In heats up the radiators. Traditional, Oriental or a room that you’re proud Ox, Tiger and Rabbit. crowds surging through the streets, Sauce: from a lawn motor, the ice The system is very sim­ Mediterranean. Concentrated celebration for this is the time when the 1 cup chicken broth boat sped across the ice of ple, easy to maintain, and of...and you’re sure to be. Nowadays, the celebration of the traditional New Year’s gifts are 1 can (15-V4 oz.) pineapple chunks, area lakes. as cheap as the wood supp­ If you’re looking for round proud of the savings you’ll find New Year is concentrated into a few purchased — flowers, teas, and rare drained Last winter, Morrissette ly. Since Morrisette’s tables — Watkins has them. in our dining gallery days. In days gone by, according to fruits. % cup pineapple syrup worked out a control home is surrounded by (everything’s sale priced). oriental lore experts, preparations Food is a welcome New Year’s Vz cup cider vinegar system in order for his son, woods, wood is cheap. If your looking for square began a month in advance and gift and oranges are especially Vz cup packed brown sugar Paul, now 10, to run it. It “I’ve been working on it tables — Watkins has them. And you’ll be pleased to find festivities lasted a full month after favored. For members of one’s own 2 teaspoons soy sauce has one control stick. The for several years,” he said. that many of the dining groups New Year’s Day, from new moon to family, ornaments or fabrics, es­ 2 tablespoons brown gravy sauce driver pushes forward to “It heats the whole house.” How about "Butcher- full moon. pecially silks, are preferred. 2 tablespoons cornstarch gun the engine. He swings come in easy-to-take-care-of The whole house is two Block.” We’ve got it in finishes that just wipe clean - Weeks before the New Year, Children and servants receive small V4 cup water the stick to right or left to rooms bigger now since round, square, rectangular villages bustled with housecleaning packets of money in red paper. 2 green peppers, cut into Vz-inch steer. plastic veneer table tops and Morrissette and his wife. with chromed bases, activity, befitting the New Year as a Elaborate decorations distinguish pieces, blanched And he pulls back on the Laurel, added onto it. They leather-like vinyl upholstery time of renewal. Men in masks and the main door of the home during the 1 can (8 oz.) water chestnuts, stick to brake. wood bases, on legs, on did all the work themselves are completely washablel warrior costumes symbolically festival. Strips of red paper printed drained, sliced Kelly Lange relaxes before telecast of her new NBC show “Take Paul loves it, his father pedestals...To make a long except for pouring the Come select your set now. chased pestilence out of the town. A with the characters for happiness, 2 carrots, pared, cut into 2V4-inch My Advice.’’ said. foundation. story short, we have a great Thi.'i spells IHappy New Yeaij villager, garbed as a sorcerer, ran wealth, good fortune, longevity, are pieces, cooked This winter, Morrissette “It saved half the cost,” selection of the "Butcher- all dinettes now in Chinese. 2 cloves garlic, crushed worked out several new she said. Block.” 1 tablespoon toasted sesame seeds improvements. A major Morrissette was born in one is the shroud over the Chnw mein noodles Manchester and graduated on sale!! Combine pork, soy sauce and Kelly Lange, NBC’s new star propeller. Another is a from Manchester High sherry; marinate in refrigerator 2 d ifferent jedge on the School in 1963. He took 5 piece sets as hours. Drain. Combine ingredients hockey skates which con­ program. She’s made appearances on some courses at Howell for batter ; stir in pork pieces. Drain. By BETTY RYDER nect the boat to the ice. low as $ 1 Q Q the ' Tonight Show Starring Johnny Cheney Technical School Heat oil to 375 degrees. Deep fat fry Family/Travel Editor The boat had been able to Carson ” and “The Saturday Evening here and worked for six meat until golden brown; drain on Daytime television boasts a new reach speeds of 45 miles Host. ” years as a setup man at absorbent paper. Fry meat 1 minute star in the versatile Kelly Lange. per hour last winter, he •'», -- Last year, she joined the NBC Pratt & Whitney Aircraft V ionger to keep it crisp; drain. Com­ Kelly, the hostess of NBC’s “Take said. The shroud may be Network telecast of the Rose Parade in East Hartford. bine chicken broth, pineappie syrup, My Advice,” was in Hartford last much safer, but it has also in Pasadena with Michael Landon Six years ago, he joined vinegar, brown sugar, soy sauce and week to meet the press and officials cut its speed to about 35. and Ed McMahon and was host of the the Town Fire Use Bank brown gravy sauce; heat until sugar of Channel 30 on which her show is The boat is five feet high parade telecast again on Jan. 1. Department’s Co. No. 2 'cards or use dissolves. Mix cornstarch with presented. and five feet long and about “Take my Advice” is a totally new stationed at the center. Watkins own water; stir into brown sugar Wearing a brown corduroy pant­ the same in width. Despite daytime concept in television He and his wife also run convenient mixture. Cook on low heat until suit, the attractive blonde chatted the speeds it attains, BankAmericard with members of the news media at a viewing. a business called Paint & revolving ^ 4 m ^ ^ • thickened. Add pork, pineapple, Morrissette said he has Patch. He repairs the sur­ U^fromt charge. dinner reception in her honor at the Each day Kelly and two celebrity never been able to flip it vegetables, garlic and sesame seeds. faces of metal appliances I -T .... .Jj Hotel Sonesta. couples discuss letters the viewers over in a hard turn. Heat until hot. Serve over chow mein such as ice boxes and noodles. A native New Yorker, Kelly was send in. Topics generally center on “It will only turn very stoves. Then he paints j.- reared in Lawrence, Mass, and marital problems, but all kinds of sharp or start spinning,” them. earned her coilege degree from usual and unusual situations are dis­ the inventor said. She does all the firm’s Merrimack College in Andover, cussed. After each round of discus­ The reason he has not secretarial work including Bake cookies Mass. sion, the studio audience is asked to sought a patent for the ice answering the phone. She went to Southern California, vote on what course of action the boat is its biggest flaw. They have two children, for your nine years ago, with a B.A. degree in letter writer should take. The ice boat needs near Paul, 10, and Denise, 5. English and credentials to teach high Kelly says, “The basic appeal of perfect ice, he said. school English. Valentine Take My Advice’ lies in its ability to It was accidental that she original­ enable viewers to look into the per­ ly entered the broadcasting field, she Sen. Rome criticizes To keep hearts beating on Vaien- sonal lives of their favorites from the -I tine’s Day or any day for that matter, says. worlds of politics, show business, “One day while shopping in a mall, whip up a batch of Almond-Cherry sports, etc. ” state hiring controls Bon Bons. I saw a trailer sporting a sign During her first week (1 dashed ' T T i Almond-Cherry Bon Bonn reading, KABC is searching for a HARTFORD (UPI) - Grasso exercised tighter 1 cup butter or margarine Ladybird’.” home in time to catch her 12;30 p.m. Gov. Ella T, Grasso has control over hiring, the V4 cup powdered sugar With nothing better to do, Kelly show) Kelly had Mr and Mrs. not kept tight control on state would be in a better 2 cups flour said, she lined up for an interview. Carroll O’Connor and Mr. and Mrs. state hiring, Sen. Lewis B. financial position. teaspoon salt Months later, she got a call saying Sammy Davis as her guests. Rome, R-Bloomfield, said Mrs. Grasso has 1 teaspoon brandy or vanilla that she was one of the 79 finalists. As with most celebrities, time is of Tuesday. projected a $35 million 1 cup ground almonds After a long series of screenings the essence. R om e, the S e n a te ’s deficit for the current the winner! Whole candied cherries through a process of elimination, When she vacations she enjoys minority leader, said fiscal year, which ends Granulated sugar Kelly was finally chosen as KABC’s skiing, sailing and scuba diving. during the first six months June 30, and the Mary Mohr, Manchester Cream together butter and Ladybird. This year she went to Hawaii, of the fiscal year the legislature’s Office of Shown receiving her $100. Certificate Is powdered sugar. Mix in the flour, Her job was flying in a helicopter charter^ a sailboat and sailed in and number of permanent state Fiscal Analysis has store hours: Tue. through left, Mary Mohr, and Watkins Advertising salt, brandy and ground almonds; over the sky of Southern California out of the islands, eating fish caught workers increased by 359 projected a $147 shortfall Director, Ken Hogle. combine thoroughly. Take about a and as “Ladybird” reporting traffic during the day. persons. for next year. FrI. til 9:pm Every month Watkins gives away, ab­ tablespoon of the dough and shape and weather on KABC radio. She was Her vacation last year took her to “Instead of exercising “Even now in the midst Sat. til 5:30/Closed Mon. solutely free, a $100. Gift Certificate good around a candied cherry. Arrange on the weathercaster on the KNBC, Europe, where she skied at Saint tight fiscal control over the of a fis c a l c r is is , towards any purchase In our stores. Simply a greased cookie sheet and bake at Channel 4, nightly news. Moritz, sailed in Venice, shopped in new.budget,” the Grasso December state employ­ 935 Downtown Main St. register at our “Wishing Well." No purchase 250 degrees for 40 minutes. While A warm, friendly woman with a Milan and Paris and relaxed at Lake administration loosened up ment figures show that 474 necessary. Celebrate Chinese New Year with an authentic creation calledailed Sweet Sour Pork with still warm sprinkle with sugar. soft voice and ready smile, Kelly has Como in Italy. on its hiring policies,” people left state service, 643-5171 Sesame Seeds. Serve over chow mein noodles along with a Chicken Egg Drop Soup or with Remove carefuliy to a cookie jar or appeared on NBC Network News Kelly, who has a rugged schedule, Rome said. but 249 were hired," he Won Ton Soup. cannister and store at least a week in programs, and twice guest-hosted says, “the most important lesson Rome said had Mrs. said. a cool place. Makes about 2' z dozen. the network’s “Tomorrow” I’ve learned is how to budget time.” i PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Jan. 21,1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Maiicltciter. Cwm.. Wed., Jan. « , WW- PAGE THIRTY-WE in Innsbruck, Austria Feb. Oak Figure ^ t i n g Gub day but on different flight! Judy and Kent 4. and the Skating Gab of to avoid the trag< dy of a News for senior citizens Eljem Speaking Memorial Building The skating team came Hartford will honor them few years ago when the en­ go to Innsbruck at a going away party in tire ski team was killed in swing. Anyone wanting to learn will have our seniors perform, with in second in dance com­ Hi everyone. This is Gloria pinch The name of the musical is “My petition last week in the West Farm s Village a plane crash. Fair Lady,” and we leave the centdr square dancing should join now. Helen Flavell and Eve Warner •7 ^ Lutz Junior Museum hitting for nny ailing bossman, Wally. Illing show Colorado to become eligi­ Gub in New Britain. In New York the teams at 10:30 in the morning. We will be handling this program for us. gets major overhaul Vernon of West Hartford will be win be Olympic It seems a bug fina% laid him up for ble for the Olympics. All of the United States given their We just received news that Illing I just want to thank Helen Martino a couple of days. served a sitdown roast b « f dinner Judi Genovesi of leaving this week to com­ participants will be leaving uniforms to be worn in the Junior High Schooi is putting on a and Elizabeth Cone for manning the Sunday night their On Friday we had a good turnout prior to watching the award winning RMkviUe and Kent Weigel pete in the winter Olympics skating clubs, the Charter from New York the same opening day parade. musical called "Tall Tom Jeffer­ phone on Ja e ’s day off. Vernon for our kitchen social games, and we musical. Right now we have about 12 seats left on Ihe second bus, so come son,” on Feb. 9 and 10, at 7:30 in the The Memorial Building, ' had 15 tables for our setback games. Just a note on Cooke’s Tavern. on in and sign up for a great day. evening in the Illing Auditorium. The Park Place, Rockville, has Thesb are the winners: Everyone had a real good time and Bingo results price is one dollar, and the proceeds recently undergone a Lyla Steele, 138; Herbert the food was great. Paul Ryan did a While the registration was going on will go toward the Music Band Shell major overhauling inside Laquerre, Edward Scott and Olive Fund. top-notch job planning this trip for ISsIg Gt gII D&L StorGS upstairs, 62 persons were busy and out. Houghtaling, 128; John Gaily, 126; us. The only thing I didn’t like was ' w ih o m playing bingo downstairs. In the Remember now, we will be dan­ Carpeting has now been Hblena Gavello and Ernestine being dubb^ "Mother Superior.” I afternoon we had 57 people playing cing with the Lee Burtons again this installed in the lobby and Donnelly, 124; Helen Silver and Rene have a feeling this name is going to pinochle with the following winners: Thursday morning at 10 o’clock in the the town clerk’s office and Maire, 122; Elmore Swanson and main hall. For Fun-Day program, we stick with me for a while. Esther Anderson 119; Grace Wind­ Grace Seelert, 799; Catherine now the mayor wants to sor, 118; Frances Fike, Edward Gleeson, 694; Ernestine Donnelly, ABOUT TOWN dress up the lobby to give it Shensie and Alice Shorette, 117. 689; Ann Perras, 684; Wesley Frost, a less austere look. Registrations 676; Helena Gavello, 657; Helen The Presbyterian Church will have Calvary Church will have a service Mayor Thomas Benoit Monday came along and I had to Silver and Gertrude Hermann, 656; a prayer meeting tonight at 7:30 at of Bible study, prayer and praise said he has been in touch come to work because Wally was out Alice Shorette, 653; Mary the church, 43 Spruce St. tonight at 7:30 at the church, 647 E. with Miss Hazel Lutz, head sick, and we had two registrations. Nackowski, 651; Sam Schors, 649; A1 Middle Tpke. The Sunday School of the Vernon Historical Pauline and I registered 28 persons Gates, 648; Lee Steinmeyer, 640; First Church of Christ, Scientist, staff will meet at 6:50 at the church. Society. She has some in­ for the Florida trip and started on Olive Houghtaling, 638, and Bessie will have a meeting tonight at 8 at the teresting plans. our second bus for the 'Chateau de Coste, 632. church, 447 N. Main St., which will St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will After the building was Ville show. The date was omitted Tuesday morning came around and include testimonies by students of have the liturgy of spiritual healing renovated, some of the from the paper that we are go to the we were jumping and jiving with the Christian Science. The public is in­ Thursday at 10 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. at stained glass windows on show — Feb. 5. new square dance lessons in full vited. the church. the upper floor were left unused. He said Miss Lutz suggested this glass be in- stalied by the front HNHWIIST for USDA CHOICI HBTS doorway. On 2nd Thought She also suggested a BUY A CASE AT THIS LOW PRICEI large, updated map of the By Jan Warren town be put on a wall for the benefit of those who SCHWEPPES are strangers and want to locate a certain street. Benoit said the Industrial 3,p.»1 Help...Pm in a rut! Arts class at Rockville CASE VF 12...S4 High School is already MISSES AND JUNIOR DRESSES Last Sunday when I circled the entire working on this project and SPECIAL MISSES COAT church looking for a seat on the left hand drive to Main St. via Oak St., and keep the the map will be on ^ e right side because I ALWAYS sit on the left window shades drawn precisely to the one- side of the lobby. PINEHURST USDA CHOICE STEAK SALE SALE hand side, my teen-age daughter rolled quarter mark. Susan Bleiler, a student intern at the Lutz Junior Museum, is dis­ Miss Lutz also suggested Good eating and Pinehurat Steaks are synony- her eyes heavenward and said; I always sleep on my left side, fold my cussing a whale of a bone with David Engel, 10, the bone being a a billboard (on wheels) be O ff “ Ma! You’re really in a rut!” robe at the foot of the bed, and, much to whale vertabra. The vertabra is on display at the museum. placed in the middle of the O ff 1/2 lobby. She depicted it with 1/2 reg. $20-$60 Her comment shattered me to such a my husband’s dismay, I always squeeze (Herald photo by Dunn) SIRLOIN degree that I was unable to concentrate on the toothpaste tube instead of rolling it. flags braced in the center the scripture reading and all through the I always save the comics till last, put of it. The flags should be escape. The food is then swallowed sermon I kept pondering her words. jelly on my toast before the butter, and The sperm whale the Betsy Ross Bicenten­ Includes fall dresses in street and long whole. SPECIAL GROUP ALL WEATHER "What do you mean by a rut?” I order chocolate ice cream, even when On May 6,1975, by act of the State nial flag and the regular STEAK lb. The sperm whale is distinctive in lengths, plus a special group of holiday demanded when Sara and I were riding there’s a choice of 28 flavors. Legislature, the sperm whale American flag. With full tenderloin... appearance with its box-like head & WOOL BLEND COATS home after the service. I always ski on the novice slope. And became Connecticut’s official state It is hoped some civic dresses and pantsuits. (Double bone Sirloins...... lb. *1.691 and underslung lower jaw. Along the James Banis of the Rockville Fire Department reg. $60-$80 "I meant,” she said, "that anyone who would you believe that in tennis where the animal. This designation group will take on the TENDER USDA CALIF. middle of its back is a series of 1 1 ALWAYS does ANYTHING in the same element of surprise is vital, I always try acknowledged the whale’s important bulletin board project. perches perilously on the department’s aerial CHOICE SEMI.BONELESS | bumps where one would normally 1 way is in a rut.” to serve to my opponent’s backhand? role in our state’s history and its pre­ Miss Lutz also said the ladder to untangle some wires on top of the expect to find a dorsal fin. ’The 1 CUBE STEAKS CHUCK STEAK 1 Now, despite the fact that I like to think This list is appalling, and without much sent position as an endangered sigps on the doors leading Memorial Building on Park Place. The wires animal has a purplish brown or dark of myself as a spontaneous person, after effort it could be made longer. 1 sincerely species. into offices from the en­ ib.’ 1 . 9 9 i b * 1 . 3 9 gray back and light gray or white bel­ are those that melt the snow off the roof to 1 1 long introspection. I’ve decided that there thank my daughter for helping me see All whales, dolphins and porpoises tryway should be uniform WARM LONG NYLON SLIPS ly. Albinos, such as Melville’s protect passersby from being hit by snow WARM ROBES is more than a grain of truth to my myself as I really am. Starfing tomorrow are mammals called cetaceans from and she suggested Roman famous Moby Dick, have been slides. (Herald photo by Richmond) 1 M lu Iowa Lean PINEHURST 1 daughter’s comment. There are several I’m getting out of this rut. I’m going to the Latin cetus meaning whale. lettering. SLEEPWEAR &HALFSLIPS sighted. &LOUNOEWEAR & SHORT GOWNS BACON SAUSAGE MEAT | things I always do in the same way. For drink my coffee black, forget about the Cetaceans are divided into two 1 The sperm whale has a single example: window shades, and change my tennis groups; the toothed (or Odantoceti) 1 .3 9 blowhole slightly off center on the 1 tutllb. * 1 | 4 9 > .* 1 I always wear my hair short, no matter serve. whales which feed primarily on left side of the head which gives the Parishioners discuss W eaver what the fashion experts say. And some Sunday when I’m feeling very squid, fish and sometimes smaller 1 iniNMiMlLaan I whale its unique 45 degree angle, 16 V off V off V off I also always eat the black jelly beans strong. I’m going to have a real adven­ cetaceans and the baleen (or V2 O ff 2 2 2 1 BOILED H AM CHICKEN LOAF yo 25 foot blow. The average speed of I first, listen to Bob Steele in the morning, ture. Even if my knees wobble and my Mysticeti) whales which strain small this great animal is 10 mph although and put exactly two teaspoons of sugar in voice quavers during the hymn. I’m going food organisms through sheets of St. Bernard’s future 1 w i b .* 1 i3 9 wib. 8 9 ^ 1 it can reach bursts of up to 20 mph. Fleeces, quilts, bun­ Special group Special groups Special group non- my coffee. to march down the aisle of the church and fibers hanging from a horny plate in­ Sperm whales are gregarious, and be called by the Sisters of Mercy Order in I always call my mother on Sundays, sit on the right hand side. side the animal’s mouth. tings. Long and brushed or cotton solids and prints. cling slips in short or DUBUQUB SKINLESS polygamus. The males fight for Vernon, June. The parish has to decide whether '' Among toothed whales, the largest ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF harems and travel either singly or in Members, of St. Bernard’s parish have the school will have to face closing, short robes. flannel gowns. Long gowns, short average lengths • is the sperm whale. It measures up to herds. Females always trave in been called to a special meeting Jan. 25 to whether a faculty of all lay teachers can Princess, hostess, FRANKFURTS .lb. 60 feet in length with the average Solids, prints. S-M- gowns, baby dolls, lacy or tailored herds of approximately 15 to 20, discuss the future of St. Bernard School be afforded and if a Roman Catholic F r o m Y o u r being 47 feet for males and 37 feet for wrap, button, zip many styles. styles. We sell only PERDUE Chickens, Fowl and Chicken although sometimes larger ones are which is in danger of being closed. education can be accomplished with such L. females. Average weight for these The parishioners have to face the an all-lay faculty. styles. Solids, prints. Parts for the same reason we sell only USDA mammals is 33 tons for males and 13 found. CHOICE BEEF...Because we know you want the Parents display various types of possibility of losing both sisters assigned A decision to close the school would be Neighbor’s Kitchen tons for females. The brain of the to the school, by June 1977. The school has subject to approval of the Diocese of best... animal is the largest on earth, social behavior and have been known For this Chicken and Dumplings recipe start By Vivian Ferguson to rescue their young, which are been in operation for 90 years having Norwich. The diocese has already in­ weighing up to a maximum of 19.6 started in the church basement in 1887. It formed The Rev. William White, pastor of with fresh PERDUE FOWL... pounds. sometimes 14 feet long when new­ NEVER FAIL DUMPLINGS born, by picking them up with their moved to the present building in 1895 on the church, that it doesn’t have the funds This animal is capable of diving School St. to help keep the school open. MISSES BRIEFS AND Sift together: in measuring cup measure I Cooking experts consider the poaching Melt 1 tablespoon butter in saucepan, mouths. SPEdAL GROUP PANTY GIRDLES over 3,000 in search of its food. The school has 192 students. It houses About three years ago there was talk the 2 cups flour % cup Milk of eggs a simple, easy production. Why blend in flour, add water in which extract The large forehead of a sperm Although some whales can remain Grades 1-8. It has seven lay teachers and school might have to close because of SPORTSWEAR 1 tsp Salt 3 tablespoons Oil or then do so many people have trouble doing has been dissolved, tomato paste, salt and whale is filled with an extremely .O F BRAS AND BRIEFS submerged for only short periods of one teaching sister and a sister as prin­ financial conditions. This was averted 1 tsp Baking Powder melted shortening it? Many housewives tell me they hate to pepper, and cook 5 minutes. Saute pure oil, highly valued as a lubricant. time, the sperm whale is able to re­ through financial help from the 1 Egg poach eggs and others just won’t do it at mushrooms in 1 tablespoon butter five This oil once in demand as lamp oil cipal. V off main under water for 90 minutes The only teaching sister is scheduled to parishioners. 2 Beat with fork...mix with dry ingredients, drop by I all. minutes and add to sauce. Place poached before returning to the surface to and as a lubricating agent for the reg. $12-$45 spoonsful ihto boiling liquid...chicken stew. Cook 20 Every cookbook has its own special egg on toast, top with mushroom sauce. breathe. newly invented steam engines of the V2 off V2 O ff V2 O ff minutes...can be reheated as leftover. Makes 8 large hints. One will say, "swirl the water to Sprinkle with cheese and parsley, if Its lower jaw is studded with 18 to 1800’s is still used on machinery Large selection of dumplings. create a miniature whirlpool.” Another desired. 30 conical teeth approximately the today. As much as a ton of this white Health clinic is Saturday That recipe is a bit of trouble but you liquid can be obtained from the head separates. Blazers, Nylon, satin, cotton Selection of soft Special group of will advise, "add vinegar to the water size of cucumbers. These are not Vernon clinics on blood pressure, tests. which will keep the white from can easily see how to make this on the used for chewing but rather for of a single lyhale. height and weight, resting The hearing and vision shirt jackets, in tailored or lace cups, contour, whites and colors. AT PINEHURST separating.” Both these methods will spur of the moment using canned When it nrst appeared on the The Greater Vernon ShurfliM or Domino m . holding on to food thus preventing its pulse, diabetes, tests are for four-year-olds sweaters, shirts, trimmed styles. padded styles. S-M-L-XL. work. The first is bothersome particularly mushrooms and consomme or chicken market, the oil from the sperm whale Jaycees and the Jaycee hemoglobin blood count, only and an appointment if you are making more than one egg. The broth. was so much finer than that of the Wives offer residents of cholesterol, serology, must be made just for this blouses, pants and White and many SUBAR 5199* vinegar does hold the white together but Eggs can be poached very effectively in right whale (the whale most usually Vernon, Ellington, and glaucomo, and a movie on portion of the clinic. Ap­ skirts. colors. you can taste the vinegar. the oven. Individual ramekins or cbcottes hunted until 1712 when the first Tolland a free health clinic with any additional 310.00 each egg. Then top the yolk of each egg self breast examination. pointments should be made Of course, you can buy the little cup-like are handy for this. Just place butter and sperm whale was killed by mistake) Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 grocery purchase (thru Jan. 24, 1976) with grated cheese or herbed bread Glaucoma tests will be by calling 872-3242 or 872- holders that set over boiling water. One cream in a dish, or the mushrooms and that it was thought to be whale p.m. at the Vernon Center Cigarettes and meats except^ — Limit 1 bag crumbs. If you use a spoon, holding it over given from 10 a.m. to 1 4846. merely drops the raw egg into the holder broth. Heat in the oven, drop one or two semen. This finer oil was called sper­ Middle School. the yolks, and tap the handle lightly with p.m. with Dr. Samuel and set it over the water until it sets. eggs in each dish. Sprinkle the top with maceti,^ or whale’s sperm and the T h e “ Health Day” will BOYS’ the other hand, you can make the crumbs Hiinelstein doing the The Jaycee Wives will YOUNG More That’s not a true poached egg to my mind. grated Cheddar or Parmesan cheese. A animal soon became known as the end observance of “ Jaycee GIRLS’ PInehunt Qrocery Savings... or cheese go exactly where you choose. testing. conduct the vision and One mistake is using a saucepan es­ quick way to serve several people and sperm whale. Week.’ There will be one WEAR MENSWEAR SHURFINE Poached eggs can be served atop For children there will hearing clinics and Dr. JUNIORS SHURFINE pecially if you’re inexperienced. Use a flat bring the eggs to table all at once. During the 1800’s, Connecticut or more free clinics for all FASHIONS RED KIDNEY buttered spinach to which you may add be lead screening, tooth Ronald Scher(ck will show CUT GREEN pan such as one used for frying. There Another Italian recipe calls for cream ranked second only to Massachusetts age groups. BEANS white sauce and cheese if you like. Don’t brushing instructions and a the children how to brush BEANS must be enough water to eventually cover sauce. Prosciutto slices are placed atop as a whale hunting state, and it was For adults there will be 303 CANS forget good old-fashioned corned beef gift, and hearing and vision their teeth properly. 303 CANS the eggs. The secret is to bring the water the sauce. Then, eggs are broken atop the the sperm whale that the Connecticut hash topped with poached egg. This is a V2 O ff 1/2 O ff 1/2 O ff to a boil — not a hard one — just a nice meat and sprinkl^ with cheese. For a whalers were most eagerly V 2 'O ff nice supper dish. reg. $6-$25 reg. $5-$15 3199* 51*1.09 gentle boil. Perhaps one should describe it lighter touch, melt butter in the ramekins searching for. Its oil was used for reg. $6-$50 Eggs are often served for lunch or The Hockanum River: as a "hard simmer.” If you’re unsure, boil right in the oven at about 350. Add light or lamps, smokeless candles and as a medium cream. When it bubbles, drop in dinner in European countries, such as: lubricant while its ambergis, a sub­ Famous makers Frosh Oyatera the water first, then drop the heat until Eggs a la Finland Boys’ flannel HEINZ CATSUP Tiny Scallops you get it just the way you want it. an egg or two in each dish or use one large stance formed in the intestine of A timeless stream Group girls’ Teen slacks, men’s sweaters, out­ 14 oz. Bottio baking dish. Take chopped ham and, using l^rve poached eggs on nests of boiled some sperm whales, was popular as pajamas, jeans, Flounder Break your eggs into a small sauce dish The theme running miles long and a mile Grove St. past the Old blouses, jslacks, blouses, sweaters, your hand, make a ring of ham around rice covered with tomato sauce. a fixative in perfumes. Most of the sweaters, knit shirts, erwear, sport coats. Parch or cup. If you use a paring knife and tap through Clyde Varner’s across at its widest point. Stone Mill, now a dyeing products obtained from whales, coats, sweaters, dresses, jeans. Swordllah about halfway round the shell, you will Sunday presentation of "A Podunks, Pequots, plant, the site of the nylon acetate shirts, however, can today be replaced by pajamas, two-piece Sizes 6-14. have very few broken yolks. Gently slide Camera Cruise Down the Mohicans, among others, American Mill, which synthetics. sizes 4-7, 8-20. the eggs into the rapidly simmering Hockanum River’’ for the held councils on its shore. burned, and the former pants sets. Sizes 7- Presently, many species of whales water, one at a time. Don’t drop the heat. Manchester Historical Artifacts have been un­ Belding Silk Mill. including the sperm whale, are in a 14. Strictly Fresh 1 sometimes gently spoon the water over Society was that of a covered along the stream’s Passing via conduit un­ precarious situation. It is feared by Large White the yolk when it is half set to hasten the timeless stream and mills course. d e r Rockville, the many that because of modern process along. it once served but changed By 1880 the lake was a Hockanum emerges near techniques several types of whales Use a slotted spoon to remove the eggs. in varying degrees by the popular summer resort, the former Leeds Mill and are being overhunted and may soon UMITED QUANTITIES I Vz OFF ACCESSORIES EGGS doz.' Serve on toast or English muffins. This is passage of time. the narrator said, but was becomes a narrow canal face extinction. Lower at Plnehurst. an excellent dietary breakfast as you can The color slide program closed to public use about behind the Springville Mill. SPORTSWEAR, & To prevent this from occuring, eliminate buttering the bread. was prepared by the Snip- 20 years later because it Following a meandering several organizations are working to 0°r* colors!® FWHIOH BELTS reg. S2-S5 Eggs can be poached in several other sic Camera Club. The was a drinking water course through Ellington, P.V.C. JACKHS "Save the Whale.” Those interested ways — in cream, broth, wine, stewed sound track narration, with source. the Hockanum loops south Small Fresh Pork Spareribs are a good | in learning more about such groups tomatoes, for examples. Ofteh, on Sunday, accompanying music, was The first fall of the river on its way to Talcottville. no mail or phone. | Hjjy j scMip SETS reg. $5-$10 value at $1.32 lb. Tliis cold weather in­ should contact the museum at 643- we will have only two meals — a good by the Rev. Paul Bowman occurs near the present The last scenes of Sunday’s 0949. Also, the museum is currently creases demand for Fresh Pork Roasts, breakfast with dinner coming late in the of Rockville’s Unipn Roosevelt Mill. program were from the off featuring a display of Whale 1/2 double thick Pork Chops with pocket for I day. The following recipe comes from Ita­ Congregational Church. Revolutionary War Oakland Bridge in ACRYUC MITTENS & aO V E S reg. $3 vertebra, teeth and baleen to provide stuffing and all Pot Roasts cuts. We will ly. You will find several recipes for Eggs Several slides were made supplies were made in this Manchester. the public with more information have bite sized cubes of USDA Choice (jypsy Style. There is one from the Basque from period post cards factory and later woolen Wells C. Dennison, MHS drea of Spain which is made with about these magnificent creatures. WOOL AND ACRYUC SCARVES Assorted pants, Stewing Beef at $1.49 lb. and braising since the mills and other goods. Two activities of a president, displayed and scrambled eggs. In addition. Lutz members are in­ structures have burned or former owner, Varner jeans, jackets, Short Ribs at $1.19 lb. vited to attend a program Feb. 12 at clanged a hand bell given i*'KKs nyp«y * ‘ yie been razed. said, marked the start of to the society by Mr. and WARM ACRYUC HATS reg. $3-$4 blazers, maor. 2 tablespoons butter 7:30 p.m. at the museum. Dr. Rob­ ’The Hockanum, meaning each work day. ’They were Mrs. William Bray. At one Shop here at 302 Main ^ tablespoon flour bins Barstow, president of the Thursday 8 HU 8 and “ crooked river,” Varner opening of the sluice gates time they were custodians Ml teaspwn meat extract, blended in ^ Connecticut Cetacean Society, will said, has its source in Snip- and the blast of the plant GROUP BETTER HANDBAGS reg. $15-$30| show a BBC film, "Whales, Por­ of the town farm building Friday 8 HU 8 cup boiling water sic Lake in Tolland. It whistle. poises and Man,” and answer on E. Middle ’Tpke., now Saturday 8 A.M. • 6 P.M. 1 teaspoon tomato paste winds through Rockville, From there the stream questions from the audience. the police department ^ teaspoon salt Ellington, Talcottville, originally passed through a Members wishing to attend this free headquarters. The bell, PINEHURST Vk teaspoon pepper Manchester, and East double canal, one half now program should call the museum to Dennison said, was V4 lb. mushrooms, sliced Hartford before joining the dry, to be joined to the • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN * BRISTOL PLAZA register. probably used to summon 4 poached eggs Connecticut River. west by Cemetery Brook. GROCERY, INC. Lutz Museum is open, free of farm residents from the • NEW LONDON MALL • QROtON PLAZA 1 teaspoon chopped parsley Snlpsic, originally the In­ After forming Paper Mill Eggs oven-poached in butter and cream sprinkl^ with ^ o p p ^ charge, Tuesday through Sunday fields where Illing Junior 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese (op­ ham and chopped American c h e e se(Herald ...... ~ photo by Pinto) dian Shenipsit for "big Pond, it passes under High School is located. Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. 'til 9 p.m.. SaL 'til 8. tional) from 2 to .5 p.m. pool,” is two and a quarter r \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Jan. 21, 1876— PAGE TBflRTY.THRtgV- PAGE THIRTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 21,1976 mation, call or write any Social CBT’s income down Social Security questions and answers Security office. Q. I’m going to take my 06-year-old Jobless claims up Business losses, and generally difficult Q. When my pitqierty was assessed was bom in Italy. I’ve bem told that making what he used to, and I think payments if they agree to get rid of CRT Corp. of Hartford, the holding a few months ago, the market value aunt and uncle to apply for and the consumer company whose major subsidiary is economic conditions. r u need a Social Security number to he might be eligible for l^pplemental their resources over $1,500. Is this closings. of my home was listed as 02,000. Supplemental Security Income Claims for unemployment coifipen- the Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., For the fourth quarter of U T^B T apply for Supplemental Security In­ Security Income paymoits. Can you true? The number of women filing Will this count against me when I A. People with little or no income payments. What documents should sation filed in Manchester increased has reported net income of 18.85 Corp. reported earnings of |B07,0(IO come. Do I need any q>ecial papers tell me what the requirements are? they take with them? claims in Manchester remained apply for Supplemental Security In­ A. The Sum>lemental Security In­ who are 65 or over or blind or dis­ 10.9 per cent in the two-week period miliion ($4.72 per share) for 1975, (48 cents per share), omipared to to get a number? A. They should take their birth or about the same, at 37.5 per cent. come payments? come program makes monthly abled may get Supplemental Security Bu8ine$8 ending Jan. 10, the state Labor down from |12.2 million ($6.56 per ^.2 million ($1.72 per share) for t ^ A. As a United States citizen who baptismal certificates, checkbotAs, Department has reported. Throughout Connecticut, claims in­ fourth quarter of 1974. A. Probably no. A home of was boro in a foreign country, you’ll payments to people with little or no Income payments conditionally if and tha contutntr creased 20 per cent to a total of 168,- Area man ends study share) in 1974. reasonable value doesn’t count as a they agree to dispose of resources savings account books, stocks, and l^ a l claims averaged 4,632 week­ Total operating income for 1975 The company said fourth quarter need one of the following to get a income and limited resources who 908 in the period ending Jan. 10, the resource under the Supplemental over $1,500 within time limits — bonds, life insurance policlM, auto ly in the latest reporting period, com­ totaled $149.9 miliion, compared to results were heavily impacted by Ae Social Security number: a certificate are 65 or over or blind or disabled. department reported. Eighteen of Security Income program. General­ generally six months for real proper­ registration cards, latest real estate pared to an average of 4,175 weekly L. Thomas Rivard of Coventry, an School for career underwriters. $165.8 million in 1974. Income before addition of $2 miilion to the provision of naturalization or citizenship, a People with some other income may the department's offices listed in­ ly, a home with a market value of ty and three months for personal tax statement, last year’s income tax Lending in the period ending Dec. 27. associate of the Hartford agency of The courses were designed for the securities gains and losses was $9.1 for loan losses. U.S. passport, a citizen identification be eligible for reduced payments. creases; the only decline was in 1^,000 or lessitased on the latest real property. These payments may have returns and W-S forms, evidence of Of the latest total, 4,170 were con­ the Massachusetts Mutuai Life In­ established agent interested in million in 1975, down from $12.4 At year-end, CBT Corp.’s assets card from the U.S. Immigration and Your uncle can get information about Stamford, where claims were down estate tax statement is considered a to be repaid when the resources are all other income, and their Social tinued claims and 462 were initial surance Co., has completed five days selling in specialized pension and totaled $1.95 billion, compared with ^aturalizatkm Service, or a report of applying for Supplemental Security questions less than 1 per cent. million in 1974. home of reasonable value. In Alaska sold. Some things— such as houses or Security cards. If they have any filings. The total Included 698 of specialized study at the company’s profit sharing markets. Fundamen­ The company said its 1975 perfor­ $1.89 billion at the end of 1974. Total birth from a U.S. State Department Income payments by calling or One year ago, statewide claims and Hawaii, the amount is $35,000 or cars of reasonable value — don’t questions about any of these extended benefits claims, 924 Springfield, Mass., home office. tals of the plans, sales techniques and mance was adversely affected by deposits were $1.45 billion in 1975, Consulate. writing any Social Security office. answered totaled 127,954 and claims filed in less. count as resources. For more infor­ documents they should call the Social emergency compensation claims, Rivard was among 36 represen­ services were covered. reduced loan' volume, lower interest compared with $1.41 billion in 1974. Q. My uncle has worked all his life Q. I hear that people can get Security office first. and 219 claims attributed to seasonal Manchester totaled 3,287. Q. I’m a United States citizen, but I tatives attending the Pension 'Trust rates, increased provision for loan as a stoeet vendor. I know he isn’t Supplemental Security Income By Stale Department Of Contumer Prolecihm

At one time or another in our daily lives each of us encounters the need to use credit. For most, the need may be in the form of p s - oline and department store credit cards — or perhaps an installment plan for a new appliance or car. In almost every case we are required to pay a charge for the use of credit. The Truth in Lending Law, which was enacted in SUPERMARKETS 1969, lets you, the con­ SUPERMARKETS sumer, know exactly what that finance charge is. It was also designed to help you make easier com­ parisons among the charges from different Elected credit sources. In effect, Ronald J. Stavens of the Truth in Lending Law Manchester has been requires creditors to state elected vice president of BELLISSIMO m M iAT STREET U .S^ BELLISSIMO charges and other perti­ moving and storage nent credit terms in a un­ operations for Hartford iform manner. Despatch & Warehouse Co. Before you buy, decide Inc., East Hartford. on the credit arrangement Stavens, a graduate of which will best suit your local schools, joined the one 17 oz can specific needs. Don’t s ip company in 1964 as a any credit agreement until warehouse checker. In 1968 Green Giant ' % you have carefully read he assumed management and fully understand the responsibilities in S w eet Peas disclosure statement given you by the seller. operations. He has served With This Coupon and Purchase $5 or More as an assistant vice presi­ Limit One. Valid Jan. 18-24. H-843 [T-|l Shop around for money dent since 1973. as you do for other items. The promotion was Wmv;.. The cost of borrowing effective Jan. 1. rooD varies. STAMP Also, remember when XUSTOMERSJ you buy "on time” you Land O Lakes Butter] promise to pay the money you owe and make the landlord payments when due, you territory^ promise not to sell what ------^ Fresh Whole Orange had been purchased until it Fresh Chicken is paid for and generally pkg defined you are obligated to make With This Coupon and Purchase $5 or More. Juice Frozen cans all payments or make an Cathy, who dwelt in an Limit One. Valid Jan. 18-24. H-842 rpTf arrangement with the Chiclkiens creditor before moving apartment house, headed Quarters •s away. for the laundry room one e morning with an armload Big Round Top The Connecticut Banking of washing. But as she 2V2to3lbs With Department has jurisdic- drew near the washing Prince Spaghetti Legs areas of machine, she skidded on a Backs credit and they have a Con- WhHeBreaii sumer Credit Division to patch of wet linoleum and Split, Cut-upj^Q 0 went down with a thud. assist in credit problems. Painfully injured, she or Elbow Quartered "eGfib They have jurisdiction in lb lb Stock-up on Frozen Foods the Finest Wayl > areas concerning truth in filed a damage suit against Macaroni Breasts£Ss the owner of the building. 3 lending, small loans, sales At the trial she pointed out With This Coupon and Purchase $5 or More. I f* finance companies, bon- 3 to 3'/4 Beef for London n sumer collection agencies that the wetness was Limit One. Valid Jan. 18-24. H-816 72 lbs ShoutderSteak Broil or Cubed Steak I caused by a drain that had RoastingChicken John’s and inspection of consumer been clogging up for , credit reports. Fresh-Great Value or Underblade Steak Credit problems should weeks. on Meat Street U.S.A. Boneless Beef Chuck 24 oz Chicken Legs Top Blade y go by mail or telephone to The landlord said it was More Proof... It Pays to Shop the Finest Way! pkg up the tenants to keep the Pizza » the Consumer Credit Dlvl- Steak or Roast : sion. State Banking laundry room in good Del Gazio 35 oz Chicken Breasts Fresh lb Underblade Beef Chuck Bone In repair. But the court dis­ Tomatoes Italian Imported can t^f'y Department, State Office agreed and granted Armour Large End _ Building, Hartford, 06115. Cathy’s claim. The court Santa gal Beef Liver Peeled & Deveined Beef Rib Steak Extra Trim Finast They may be reached by said communal areas, used Blended Oil Lucia ctn phoning 566-4220 or by by all the tenants, are con- Ribs 9 to 12 I Chopped 10 oz jjaiing toll free 1-800-842- Formerly 1st 4 Ribs sidered “ landlord 8 oz Boneless Beef Stew 1^1 Beef Rib Roast or Leaf pkgs _ 2220. territory” — his to control Tomato Sauce ContadIna cans Spinach Answers to questions o( and his to maintain. 21 oz Viva Italian More Values from Meat Street U.S.A.I . Holloway House general Interest will This is the law’s usual at­ Treat your Family to Mr. Dell Tortellini Angy'8 . ®pk“«'8 9 * Lasagna With Meat pkg 1.49 titude with regard to not Seven Seas Dressing appear in this column. Ad- Favorites and Save the Finest Way! Rnast pV«79* Garlic Bread New York . ’pVo79* only laundry rooms but Fish Sticks f questions to: Of Con- also hallways, yards, roofs, _ I I Regular or Di k16 oz; sumer Concern, D eprt- * G W Six-Pack f btls and porches. Even if a 7 Fresh Ground of Consumer Protec­ landlord is unaware of the Baked Ham Sunrise Fresh Dairy Features the Finast Wayl tion, State Offline Building, hazardous condition, he is Contadina Hartford,; Conn. 06115, or Tomato Paste dial toll free 1-800-842-2649. responsible if — by the Freshly Beef Chuck exercise of due care — he 20 oz Mrs. Filberts should have been aware of Progresso can Sliced it. Thus: To Order A tenant in an aging Soft G o l^ n Margarine apartment house tripped Stuffed Olives Gloria Sales & net on a loose board in the |Any Size down in ®73 front porch. The landlord, Swiss Cheese Soft when sued for damages, in­ Quality Produce at Finest! 1 Package Sales and earnings of sisted he had no knowledge Imported half 1-lb >t Colt Industries in 1975 were of the defect. Yet he lived lb ; jtf down from record 1974 right next door and spent a .S. No. 1 - Washed 99^ bowl levels but still better than g ( ^ deal of his time on the half P * 19 73, the company has Hot Ham Italian . 1.29 B o lo g n a K ...... m89* In-Store Bake Slmpl h.ii03« premises. Light n’ Lively Milk ... reported. Holding the landlord Bologna r e s * ‘J LIverwurstK ...... ibS9* French Hard Rolls si Of iKi ‘•’OP » ‘•MOP cnur*N.| s i o r t d a STEAK ROAST FOOD CLUB Manchester. Elections took place at the Geyer, Edward H. Glenney, Raymond E. N a tu ra l o £ ^ id o e sn H m a k e Promoted CHOPS 3 LB. CAN 100 FOOT ROLL bank’s annual meeting Monday night, and Gorman, Eleanore L. Gowen, Francis P. 3 RIB -3 CENTER . 3 LOIN END UNDERBLADE UNOERBLADE EARLY JUNE Marilyn .T. Smith, 58 persons were re-elected as corporators. Handley, Emanuel Hirth, Jack R. Hunter, )jn9tSS!&lUtS^ M e n H f u s t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The six new corporators are: William R. Johnson. H b e tte r. W e have our own big Irving Twomey of 267 • Mrs. Eleanor D, Coltman of 125 Also, G. Stillman Keith, John R. m eat plant. And our ow n sp e cia l w ay of Porter St., Manchester, Baldwin Rd., coordinator of the public Kocum, John D. LaBelle, George T. ^vacuum sea lin g fresh beef w hile It’s still bunch < LB. LB. LB. has been promoted to 4 n . * 1. 19 3 9 service careers program at Manchester LaBonne, George A. F. Lundberg, George in whole, butcher-sized chunks. What Florida project leader in the elec­ Community College. H. Marlow, .Paul R. Marte, Carl A. does vacuum sealing do? Keeps our tronic data processing FOOD CLUB WALDBAUM'S NEW YORK STYLE DELI CHUNK • SLICED 20 OZ., • John A. DeQuattro of 49 Arvine Pi., Mikolowsky, Frank J. Miller, Matthew M. beef fresh and juicy for days... so we department at John Han­ Sirloin Tip RoastcHo?^E l. * 1 . 5 9 Pineapple OR CRUSHED CAN 49^ Lyspl Spray president and treasurer of the J! D. Real Moriarty! can let it get tender and flavorful ... cock Mutual Life In­ PEANUT CREAMY OR II OZ. INSTANT Estate Co. Inc. and its subsidiaries. Also, Raymond Mosser, John R. naturally. And when our butchers Center Cut Pork Chops 11 . 7 9 P orm ula 73 ROAST RALSTON II OZ. PKG. Don^t m iss out surance Co., Boston. Skippy BUTTER CHUNKY JAR 79^ Cereal • Robert H. Franklin of 63 Arvine PI., Mrosek, Richard S. Olmsted, John E. take the beef out of its vacuum w Mrs. Smith joined the Ham DEL OAIZO • IMPORTED RALSTON HOT 22 OZ. executive director and secretary of the Rogers, Eleanor S. Rubinow, Merrill B. on th is super package to cut it into speaks and # 125 size Pork C utlets lb * 1 . 8 9 BIEF ITALIAN RIOULAR PKG. company in 1970 as a WITH ISOLATED Tornatoes IS OZ.CAN 59^ Cereal Connecticut Public Expenditure Council Rubinow, William J. Shea Jr., Frank P. roasts in our stores, it's still fresh. PROTEIN PRODUCT Freshly Sliced Sweetness for programmer and has P o r k L o i n R o a s t PORTION L. *1 . 3 9 PALMOLIVE Sheldon, Bernard J. Sheridan, Arthur E. special offer... Still juicy. That's what makes our 14'/^ OZ. CAN I Inc. lunch bags. progressed through several OUR aiST Deterg. LIQUID 69*^ Dog Food 22 OZ. BOTTLE • Mrs. Janis R. Latham of 103 S. Smith. There will be only 1500 pieces in G reat B e ef great. Breaded Veal Patties lb 6 9 ‘ programming levels. She Lakewood Circle, a group leader in the Of­ Also, Robert H. Smith, Robert M. Stone, ^each store so better com e In OIM MISS FANCY SMOKIO. . uiatp.. i l . 9 9 2 .1 9 All weak frssasfspscWs was a programmer analyst Harlan D. Taylor, William B. Thornton, I.B. ! fice of Legislative Research, Connecticut early In the week. P o r k S h o u l d e r PlCmC ADDID 9 9 ' WHITE OR Y ILLO W SODA IVORY NATURAL before her recent promo­ General Assembly. Leon A. Thorp, Neal A. Tyler, C. Elmore S t o p & S i M V American Cheese l . * 1 . 4 9 m s h tion. Gem Dandy Franks lb 79 « Food Club • Jon L. Norris of 18 Lookout Mt. Dr., Watkins, R. Lee Watkins and Herman OIMSLICID , ■ ^ B *^OVA SCOTIA OR Or Gayla SOAP CEREALS Mrs. Smith is a graduate Lox Sale alaskan L. * 1 . 4 9 president of the Norris Corp. (the John L. Yules. D r ^ n e r for Oranae Juice kwyv w a iv HAND SLICED DELMONTE PERSONAL SIZE QUAKER of Wellesley College. She Bologna or Salam i lb 99 « REG, OR DIET Jenney Agency) in Manchester. London CUT OR FRENCH STYLE 3.5 OZ. BAR NATURAL OR RAISIN 12 ounce can 3 9 and her husband, Robert, Beef Bologna LB • 1 . 2 9 ALL FLAVORS Anti-piracy plan '■PlNDliCi" Little Sizzlers HORMIL n oz. 8 9 ' U OZ CANS 4 BAR PACK 14 OZ PKG • Frank Tomaquindici of 143 Blue Avocado or Broil live in Brookline, Mass. LUNCHEON 28 OZ. BOTTLES Goldmark Communications Corp. of ^ Harvest Gold. OLIVE . POLISH Ridge Dr., owner and president of Frank’s l b 1 L I . G em Loaves"ou LB 9 9 ' 14y4"x12%"x4Vj" i the grain. Supermarkets in Manchester and area Stamford has announced development of Celeste Cheese Pizza V I ■* Colonial Sliced Bacon FKO. 'with a $7.50 purchaaa. limit one par lamily, BuHonl Shells with Sauce Elected FINWAY Genoa Salam i CA LB.'2 * 1 . 1 9 towns. an electronic coding system to combat il­ John Pelkey of 58 Jensen Beef or King Franks CARANDO Those continuing to serve as cor­ legal duplication or "pirating” of movies , Underblade Steak xxm.rcl2Jr?aiiS’s..ai. •vs Bultoni Manicotti V 79* FIRRIFRISH 4 *1. 4 *1. 45* 79 Ecco M ortadella LB * 1 . 3 9 and other programs from video tape. Birds Eye Tiny Taters 35^ | St., Manchester, has been 12 OZ. porators of the bank are Donald K. Ander­ Sausage M eat Roll POTATO. COLl SLAW ® Boneless Blade Steak- Beef Chuck •I ^ elected Hartford area vice son, Edson M. Bailey, Thomas A. Bailey, The system was developed by Gold- Haddock Fillets JTSiS. *1** O a i a Q S a n d m a c a r o n i LB. 4 9 ' FOOD CLUB 3 OZ. Fabric Family president of the Connecti­ P olish S a u sa g e ROTHMt .Onions FRENCH -... FRIED- CAN William E. Belfiore, Edward L. Besser, mark, Byron Motion Pictures of Save money on our Great Beef...buy H F ish & C h ip s 7 5 'I cut State Council of "Hot" Bagels 12 FOR PRINCE Bounce Sofftoiier Charles S. Burr, David M. Caldwell Jr. Washington, D.C., and Teletronlcs Inter­ Library Stop & Shop Scallops Ui *1** WHIRI AVAILAILE A LL VAR. national of New York. th e UlftOte tMiay. choose one ot our butcher-»ized"whol« way" Machinists, International if/Spag. Sauce QUART JAR Also, Richard S. Carpenter, Walter A. of Music. ___ chunks of beef. Then our meat man will offer a choice of ways to have It cut Goldmark said the unlawful practice of B u lto n i Association of Machinists FOOD CLUB Carter Jr., Daniel P. Cavanaugh, Edgar Buy album s 2-22 for only *21S for your freezer, and tell you how to prepare any of them. It's like buying beef and Aerospace Workers. Salad Oil 31 OZ. BOTTLE 20 COUNT H. Clarke, Aaron Cook, Francis P. film piracy has become so widespread in an okt-Ume butcher shop with the personal service and advice of a meat expert. Pelkey, a member of PACKAGE that it’s estimated to cost the movie in­ B a k e d Z m FOOD CLUB 4 LB. DellaFera, Vincent L. Diana, Leon 12 ounce package 00%^ r "PICK YOUR OWN" PROOUCE FROM THE BEST THAT GROWS! YELLOW BAO dustry millions of dollars annually. Lodge No. 1746, was Pop Corn Dobkin, M. Adler Dobkin, Walter Doll Jr., Stockrupon Ju st heat and e n jo y ... elected at the Council’s an­ Thomas J. Donovan. RowmI T i p s 'l l good with steak. nual meeting last weekend FRESH CALIFORNIA YELLOW RIPE CRISP TENDER these all- Untrlmmed-12-14 lbs. Cut into • 2 lb. French Fries 49*1 in Norwalk. Officers were Cranberry Egg LAYER Chiquita or Dole CALIPORNIJI caimed goods steaksKfaakft ATor rmroasts iftta Into uAyour iir aatiftfaetlonsatisfaction Aunt Jemima 'STJS' 49*1 elected for a one-year Broccoli TISSUE Juice CAKE negular, B uM nnai or BkMbeny term. Noodles Thorp honored by bank, Stops Shop Com »•— t 5 9 * | CARROTS KLEENEX S ^ ^ Tin g S * stopStop & & Shop Shop Butter Butter Bastea Baated /% /\^ Rabo FOOD CLUB FOOD CLUB MIXES S to p s S h o |3 P e a s >•-— *<. SB* Retired LOW PRICE BANANABI I LB. CELLO PKG. WHITE OR ASSORTED 48 OZ. BOTTLE FINE ■ MEDIUM FOOD CLUB Mixed Vegetables SZiiZ 59* j Romeo Paquette of 111 200 COUNT PKG. ALL VAR. 18' J OZ. PKG OR WIDE named director emeritus stuffed Turkeys 8-i2ibs. 69 t Vi Gal. Ice Cream *1* Constance Dr., 1PKGS.< Manchester, has retired Leon A. Thorp, retiring as a director of New Zealand Frozen / \ / \ ^ From StopaShop’s own bakery LB. ' ^ after 30 years of service at 79* PKG. zio 1 39« the Savings Bank of Manchester, was Lydall Inc. of Manchester. t L B L J honored Monday night by the bank’s Shoulder Lamb Chops 9 9 ? For the last 18 years, governing board. He will continue to serve FRESH CRISP RIPCAT SALEI SWEET FLAVORED CALIFORNIA 16 oz.$p Raisin Bread ’17 55’ 100 COUNT BOTTLE Coid Creanf:?o f^rT n^ ’;a°r' 9 9 ' BONUS PACK vice to the bank. LaChoy Chow Mein Hartford Inc. has changed Fresh Chestnuts LOW PRICE Corned Beef Bottom Rounds ^ DIAMOND BRAND RE0.0RLIME-2.50Z.STICK Thorp, born in Bridgeton, Maine, 4 2 ounce Bi-Pack C an $ 4 3 9 Newfangled Muffins 2 ISf *1 its name to Co-Opportunity Chicken. Beef or Shrimp I ta. Slop t Shop-Com or Bren U OZ. C ELLO REG. Old Spice D eodorant 89' attended Rockville schools and Amherst N/; HEADV$1 H H PACKAGE CHILDREN'S ■ M CDOHT EDTTLE ^ _ Personnel Services Inc. 3 Walnut Meats tl.SS College. He retired in 1969 after 49 years LaChoy Bean Sprouts SeH Service DeH Savings Cheat vakiaa in our Sarvloa DaN. Big Daisy Bread tSJSS 3£:*1 and relocated to 750 Main St. Joseph s Aspirin 29' ____AvWMia n Mran taaMfiifeaaailet M. of service with The Manchester Evening Celebrate the "Year ot Q ’B or-Q Q c Stop a Shop Apple P ie V 79’ I St., Hartford. the Dragon". OcansOO Herald. When he retired the was adver­ Stop & Shop Brow nies *ST 69’ | 'The firm specializes in ColflCiits R o a s t B e e f ChocoWe or BuMracoich tising director and secretary of the Herald StopaShop-MMed 0 0 ^ placement of secretarial D el M onte Cooked a^%,C Mild Frank* or BeM Frank*-1 I). pkg. Stop a Shop Tuna Saiad ? *1** Value* from our dairy dept FRESH BAKED DELITES! GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! FRESH DAIRY DELITES! was president of the Eighth Utilities Robert B. Burgess has ' Halves or Slices G reat S h ape F ran ks f S iiS *1’ * StO|3 a Sh op C o le S law 7 55* District for two terms. He served as a D anish S alam i ’y * 1 " i^Galloii Carton been appointed senior vice FOOD MART WALDBAUM'S FOODCLUB director of the district for 20 years. He is a S lic e d C o ld C u ts TgiJS *1" president of international GAYLORD - 100% FLORIDA AUNT JEMIMA GALLON Upton New England Bologna. PSP or Spiced Luncheon LxMf L o w F a t M i l k CARTON member of Friendship Lodge of Masons. M aM * 1.3 9 •I* Orange Juice marketing, a new position, B u tte rm ilk Chonwler ^ 3 ’J^»1 Sxpkg. Genoa Salinni O R A N G E 1 Li. FKO. a Q , In addition to his duties as a director of C arando Brand or. Sam concentrate for United Technologies 12 OUNCE , 1* OZ. M a r g a r i n e FIL'tERrs QUARTERS AdHI6#C.#ng t ’ Loaded eith vitamin C. 1 CAN PKG. the bank, Thorp also served as chairman Upton Lobster Bisque 6 9 International, the global JUICE W a ffle * of the SBM’s public relations committee. Food* from our Kitchen O ItOLSI Cup of Soup 0 3<>^-$1 Chiffon Margarine a 69’ marketing arm of United 30 OZ. I PKOS. O r a n g e J u i c e IN^'*FLOR?DA O CAR TO N S I • Deldou* lor lunch. wpkg*- I Carando Mortadella SS *69' It 01. FKO. Thorp and his wife, the former Dorothy StopaShop-Greek Style Technologies Corp. iLO AVEl OF t CHINESE - JAPANESE - HAWAIIAN D ir M * C ProvokK ia C h e e se iwifcing j 89’ StayN'ShapeYogurt 3U189’ | G. Foliansbee, live at 18 Tanner St. BrMfcston# • Am i FInvert u oz. C h e e s e S l i c e s '‘";:;R“i?iS”AMERICAN oVi'H??.99'OR WHITE* Leon A. Thorp D eli Hut M ini R o lls S i 43* V e g e t a b l e s V‘.V 4 9 C offee Rich CARTON Del Monte Pears Rice Pudding Sealtest Cottage Cheese :: 69’ TOP FROST ELUE tONNET 0 g C CRESTVIKW BUTTSRFARM GREEN GIANT _ uoi fko Sm*l or Large Curd Home show ALL VARIETIES t OZ. Soft M argarine 2 pound package Catch theoo groat vakjaal The annual Connecticut Coffee Rings 11 OZ. PKG. N iblet Corn fko* 3 » ’'‘« * 1 . W hip Topping BOWL Uke homenwde. __ Save on HaaNhaBMuty Aids CHUN KING 20OZ.PKG. C ottage Cheese I Le.'cYNTAINEE 6 9 ' Home Show has been n oz. Lysol Spray Disinfectant MeatLasagna ••••‘* ’JT89‘ Co«milete._obr W h i t e B r e a d eUT^VpArM LOAP Chow MeinoS^pyxVBB' A p p l e P i e 79* Manchester public records Budget stretching value. a^e. lOOBuSferin OQ* ' scheduled for March 18 to Plain Yogurt columeo eotl'T^iee 3 9 ' 21 ounce can $1« Chicken or Beef Pies *1 lOOCountSoele 21 at the Hartford Civic CRESTViaW PLAIN OR FKO. OP e Q c HAMBURG.AR SAUSAGE _ TASTE O'SEA Building permits Chester S. Ososki, alterations at 26 Stop * Shop-Leige 24 oz. ttz* Sm oked C od R lle ts — r» 1 “ U O n U t S lU T T E R F A R M SUOAR II D U 69’ Breck Shampoo * Center, and officials are C eleste Pizza fT k:?. 7 9 ' H a d d o c k F ifle t*1.29 G a r l i c P i c k l e s *ouA” 12i" 6 9 ' Shirley M. Converse, chimney addition Pilgrim Lane, $200. Snowman Lunch B a^ Potato Salad t ‘o!rK5 r ;J 4 9 ' C ooked F ish C a k e s 99 BIRDS EYE ALL FLAVORS-FLAVORSGAL.W G A L^ R T O N CNURNYYANKEE r»i“ Dry, Oity, Normal 11 Ounce Bottle already predicting a 25 to Taliano Bread II OUNCE LOAF at 161 Porter St., $300. Judgment lien so Count Package 3 '* ’^89* 2 lb. M eat Loaf *1** H alibut S teaks •- 30 per cent increase in the Tiny Tatars U O Z .F K O . 3 9 ' Gaylord Ice Cream 99' H Am brosia Cheese I OUNCE PNG. 8 9 Griese Custom Signs for Glidden Paint, Hartford National Bank and Trust Co. TA BLE TALK k MMfM •« ts M ai • nsw pMMgw K Mr M i aaMfi • number of visitors (50,000 Blueberry Pie I INCH FIE sign at 291 E. Center St., $900. against Patricia White, 129 Brodtfield St., last year). B.T. Peterman Sr., alternations at 250 $3,306.00 STOP 4 SHOP In • MANCHESTER 263 MkMIe Turnpike West The show is sponsored by Pern St., $2,000. Marriage license • EAST HARTHHID 830 SIlypr Lane 8:00 a.m. -10:00 p.ni. Mon. - Sat th e H om e B u ild e r ’s Roger Williams Co. for Albert Willey, Walter Cohn, Miami Beach, Fla., and • VERNON Rts. 03 A 30, Vernon Clrdo 8:00 a.m. -10:30 p.m., Mon.-SaL Association of Hartford PW CfS EFEECTIVE IN MANCHESTER alterations at 71 Green Rd., 8975. Ella Taback, 432 W. Middle Tpke. County. MANCHESTER PARKAOE WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE I f. i I \ — ^