PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., March 9,1976 The weather Inside today Obituaries ” ^School board adopts use policy Partial clearing this afternoon with Area news...... 16 Kitchen . . . . _25 Mrs. Floyd S. Post highs in the mid 30s, Partly cloudy Business...... 31 Obituaries _____12 Joseph J. Palozej Manchester’s Board of Education Also questioned was the "social plans made by four organizations: teacher William DiYeso; a proposed tonight, lows in the 20s. Thursday Mrs. Eva Brookman Post, 79, of 99 has revised a policy on rental of manrhpatfr S Classified___ 19-22 People ...... 25 ELLINGTON — Joseph J. Palozej, value” item in the list of The Manchester High School Ski Club “movement education" program in cloudy with chance of snow flurries, Dear Abby...... 23 Second Thought 15 Main St. died Monday night at 85, of- 84 Pinney Rd. died Monday school facilities which, is most cases, prohibitions. School board members (to Killlngton, Vt.), the MHSCurrent elementary physical education, high in 30s. National weather forecast ‘Tfcc Bright One*' Editorial ...... 4 Sr. Citizens ___ 28 Manchester Memorial Hospital. She night at Rockville General Hospital. hikes fees charged for community asked who and what would determine Events Club (to Washington, D.C.), byphysical education director Davis map on Page 20, I'HIR’I'Y-TWO PACES Environment ... 30 Sports...... 13-15 was the wife of Floyd S. Post. use of the schools. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1978- VOL. XCV, No. 136 He was the husband of Mrs. Stella "social value.” the MHS Spanish Club (to Puerto Wiggin; and a report by Special THREE SECTIONS PHICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Mrs. Post was born June 13,1896 in Rymsa Palozej. ’The school board, after a lengthy Few of the questions were Rico), and the MHS-Illing Junior Education Coordinator Norman Meriden and lived in East Hartford Mr. Palozej was born May 24,1890 discussion Monday which pushed its answered, and it appeared the policy High School French Club (to Fendell on planned Regional Oc­ before coming to Manchester 25 in Rockville and lived in Ellington all meeting past the usual 10 p.m. was finally adopted largely to get it Quebec). cupational Training Center programs years ago. She was a member of Se­ his life. He was a retired tobacco and adjournment, voted 8-0 for the new out of the way. The policy revision • Heard reports on a new “alter­ involving Manchester Community cond Congregational Church, potato farmer. He was an Army policy. Albert Harris, who had had been on the board’s agenda for nate education” program at MHS by College. Reagan sees need for ^miracle’ in^Illinois Welcome Rebekah Lodge of East veteran of World War I. He was a questioned the legality of some of the three meetings. Hartford, and Manchester Senior member of the Rockville American policy restrictions, abstained. The new schedule of fees in the Citizens. She and her husband would Legion Post and the Polish-American Most of the discussion and uncer­ policy includes increases for all Massachusetts man have observed their 56th wedding an­ Citizens Club of Rockville. tainty dealt with administrative facilities — auditoriums, gyms, niversary April 12. guidelines which listed five types of classrooms and conference rooms — President Ford, Carter She is also survived by a son, Other survivors are 2 sons, Edward activities prohibited in school except for a decrease in the rental killed in car crash Robert S. Post of Manchester; a Palozej and Raymond Palozej, both facilities. fee for junior high gyms ($100 to $75). brother, Walter Brookman of East of Ellington; a daughter, Mrs. David Prohibited are activities: School officials say rental of school The special, spark-free rescue tool car with the engine and steering Hampton; two sisters, Mrs. Herbert Webster of Ellington; 3 brothers, “Promulgating any theory or doc­ facilities has provid^ between $7,000 of the Manchester Town Fire Depart­ column crushing his chest, fire of­ Lassen of Milford and Mrs. Jack Paul Palozej of Ellington, Martin trine subversive to the laws of the and $9,000 a year in revenue. A total ment helped extricate a Worcester, ficials said. Manchester and Glaston­ win favor in Flordia Mazeau of Maitland, Fla.; four Palozej of Rockville and Peter United States or any political sub­ of $8,000 is predicted for 1976-1977. Mass, man from a car after a crash bury fire fighters were called to grandchildren and three grandsons. Palozej of Kensington; 2 sisters, division thereof” ; “Advocating In other business Monday night, Monday about 2 p.m. on Rt. 2 in East assist. MIAMI (UPI) — President Ford Asked if he had a chance to win Ford with victories in New The private funeral is Thursday at Mrs. Louise Hughes of Rockville and governmental change by violence” ; the Board of Education: Hartford near the Main St. exit. Police said the crash occurred as won a fourth straight primary Tuesday in his native state of Illinois, Hampshire, Florida and his car was traveling at “a high rate Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Mrs. Robert Davidson of Port “Any activity that may be injurious • Established a new elementary However, Thomas J. Duszak, 31, Tuesday in Florida and Ronald Reagan bluntly said “no,” adding, Massachusetts primaries. He The Rev. Dr. Felix Davis, pastor of Richey, Fla.; and 10 grandchildren. to the buildings, grounds and school remedial reading position, to was pronounced dead on arrival at of speed” north on Rt. 2. Reagan, his fading challenger for the ”I’ve never considered Illinois for a narrowly lost New Hampshire, was Second Congregational Church, will equipment” ; “Any purpose in con­ be funded through June by state Hartford Hospital soon after. East Manchester’s rescue tool cut GOP nomination, conceded only a moment.” beaten badly in Massachusetts and The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 Hartford fire officials said they through the windshield posts as the officiate. Burial will be in Hillside a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral flict with school activities”; and grants. In personnel matters, the “miracle” could prevent another But he asserted ” I’m not killed trailed in Florida 53 to 47 per cent. Cemetery, East Hartford. “Any activity with program content board voted to fill the new position believe Duszak was dead before their men peeled back the roof. The tool loss next week in Illinois. off,” and told reporters in Rock He said the "bulk of our strength is Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, arrival on the scene. Friends may call at the funeral of questionable social value.” immediately and also approved five then pulled the steering column Jimmy Carter, the former Georgia Island he still hoped for a “ miracle in in the South and Southwest” and in­ with a Mass at St. Joseph’s Church, The man had been pinned inside his away. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Rockville, at 9. Burial will be in St. The concern of Harris and a resignations and two leaves of governor, ended George Wallace’s Illinois’’ to stop Ford’s rapidly dicated he would concentrate on 9 p.m. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. minority of the other board members absence for teachers. iron rule of Dixie in the Democratic moving roll toward a first ballot vic­ those areas and in the caucus states The family suggests that any were the first and last items. Subver­ • Approved extended field trips primary and immediately tory in Kansas City in August. rather than expending further time, memorial gifts may be made to the Friends may call at the funeral sive theories or doctrines might not proclaimed himself the front-runner Reagan also indicated a sharp shift energy and money in the preference Memorial Fund of Second home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to be desirable but it might not be legal ^ for his party’s nomination. Sen. in his campaign strategy, which primaries. Congregational Church. 9 p.m. to prohibit them, under con­ TYLENOL 250$ Henry M. Jackson ran third. originally was based on taking out Wallace — who four years ago stitutional free speech guarantees, Jail break attempt shocked and embarrassed the Harris said. Democrats by winning the Florida foiled in Hartford for the millions primary with 42 per cent of the vote — said he was proud of Tuesday’s One of the men in the who should not HARTFORD (UPI) - State officials woo finish even though 10 per cent of the Area Spree stores to close maroon car brandished a takeaspirinn: Four men, one carrying a Floridians deserted him. . shotgun, apparentiy shotgun, but those in thq About 20 employes will be affected chain, was unexpected, a spokesman Ihe local management has no attempted to stage a jail car quickly drove off in the Ford proclaimed himself when the Spree toy store on Broad St. for the local store said. knowledge o what the type of closing preak outside the Hartford ensuing confusion with the Mfg. Ll*t New York investors “overjoyed” by his victory, while closes within a month. procedure the Zayere Corp. has prisoners stiil in the state Managers of the stores first heard Correctional Center today. $5.65 Carter called his upset of Wallace The decision to close the Broad St. planned, such as a sale or the vehicle. of the decision Monday, the First reports from state Qo away, come again, another year HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T, Connecticut is going through some “unbelievable ... a major step store and stores in East Hartford and transfer of stock to another point, the No injuries were spokesman said. The employes, poiice said a maroon car Grasso and an entourage of state of­ tight fiscal straits. forward” to a first ballot nomination Enfield by the Zayre Corp., which spokesman said. reported. State and local hopefully, will be absorbed by Zayre M h 't t I, V, containing the four men WIN A FREE Herald photographer Steve Dunn had this surrealistic view of Downtown Main St. Tuesday ficials today to convince New York A noon luncheon with the Wall in July in New York. operates the small Spree chain and The Manchester store has been ran,„,ed a state vehicle began a search for the 1964 stores, he said. night, with magnified snow flakes and criss-crossing tire tracks giving the illusion of much city investors to buy $100 million in Street investors was scheduled at the the Zayre discount department store operating for five years. was loading several Ford Galaxy which state 1976 AUTO y Wallace and Reagan tried to - more severe weather than occurred. The sanding truck is southbound, as are lots of people Connecticut state bonds. Bankers' Club in Manhattan, prisoners near the Seyms police said was apparently ----- KPOSIT----- followed by a “ working session” minimize their losses. The Alabama governor called his showing "splen­ k re et jail about 9:15 a.m. stolen in Bristol. COUPON ONLY AT who have had it with winter storms. Mrs. Grasso led a bipartisan group between the investors, the governor did” in a state he had been favored to of lawmakers and financial advisors and her aides. Man allegedly steals $316,000 win. Reagan said "there’s no quitting ARTHUR who paid their own way aboard a Mrs. Grasso told the investors in a now. I am going all the way to Kan­ regularly scheduled Greyhound bus. prepared statement, “To keep expen­ DRUG sas City.” with 1,103 needed for LONDON (UPI) - Noel Theodore Richard, an armored car service He had arrived on a flight from Fire c a lls Because of the large group, ditures in line, we have been living nomination. Reagan had a total of 41 Richard Jr., was waiting in a London guard from Jewett City, Conn., New York’s Kennedy International Highly touted storm fixzles; Greyhound officials added another with a constant austerity program delegates. With all 3,420 precincts jail early today to be depoKfiBl^o allegedly stole $316,000 from the safe Airport with a one-way ticket and a NAME bus to the run and arranged to have since I assumed office. We have Mancliesler grass fire on Beeizebub reporting, the Republican vote was: Connecticut to face larceny charges of his employer, the International Ar­ brown carryall. the Grasso party dropped off at Wall limited agency spending drastically. Monday, 1:04 p.m. — smell- Rd, ADDRESS in what the FBI says may be the mored Service of Waterford, Conn., When he broke down and revealed of smoke at 7 Ford St. (Town) Street in New 'York City. We have delayed or done without, FORD: 318.844 - 53 per cent. largest cash theft in that state’s and confessed to customs officials on $287,580 in cash stuffed in the Monday, 2:19 p.m. — assist Vernon CTTY PHDNE wherever possible” REAGAN: 282,618 - 47 per cent. carryall, he allegedly told immigra­ no one is really dimppointed Among those hoping to interest history. arrival Monday at Heathrow Airport. at accident scene in East Monday, 10:05 a.m. — gas OEPOSn UCH WEEK The Demoratic governor said this The Democratic vote was: tion officials that guarding huge Hartford. (Town) washdown on Bolton Rd. Wall Street investors were the gover­ year’s budget “was one that she in­ CARTER: 439,870 - 34 per cent. AS NEW DRAWINOS ARE HELD WEEKLY By SOL R. COHKN opened their doorS'kTfind 2 or 3 in­ amounts of money all day had finally Monday, 7:30 p.m. — Monday, 2:36 p.m, — woods No purchase necesaary...Must be over 18 years of the breaking point by last week’s nor's chief money watchers state herited ” contained a deficit ap­ WALLACE: 392,105 - 31 per cent. ches of sofL<^owdery and dis­ become too much of a temptation. chimney fire at 31 Gardner St. fire off West Rd. age or older to win. You need not be present to win lirruld Reporter sleet and freezing rain. Treasurer Henry E. Parker and proaching $100 million. JACKSON: 306,120 - 24 per cent. April vacation intact; One Jewett City neighbor said it (Town) Monday, 10:15 p.m. — brush Forewarned and forearmed, integrating show — easy to manage In trouble is the highway Finance Comissioner Jay 0. Tepper. but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car "In spite of an austerity program Ford won 43 of the 66 delegates to was understandable that he yielded Today, 5:15 a.m. — malfunc­ fire behind the Sherwood (from selection of 11 cars). Viflnner must pay all taxes Manchester-area residents woke up and no deterrent to usual business department’s overtime account. tion in the alarm at the fac­ Arms Apartments on Talcott- Connecticut’s credit rating was and early enactment of a sales tax in-, the Republican national convention, to temptaton after working for the & license. this morning with cries of and school activities. George Ringstone, acting superinten­ dropped last week from AA to AI by crease, we were unable to pare the tory building on the southwest ville Rd. “Lafayette, we are here" — ready to The snow began about 3:30 dent of highways, said the accounts bringing his total to 96 of the 1.103 subject to weather Firm for two years. corner of Pine and Cooper Hill Moody’s Investors Service, but on deficit down below $70 million. ” “ I can understand it," the neighbor do battle with what weather Tuesday afternoon and ended this for chemicals and for contracted needed for nomination. Reagan has Sts. (Town) Monday Standard and Poor’s Mrs. Grasso told the investors the Manchester public schools are said. “ What would you do if you had Tolland forecasters had hinted could be the morning before daybreak. Police ac­ vehicles are still in the black. 41. administrators will have to consider retained its AA rating of the state. deficit was still too large to redeem scheduled to close June 22 unless bad three kids and earned about $100 a South Windsor Monday, 2:43 p.m. — elec­ aW hur drug' biggest storm since the Blizzard of tivity was the heaviest between 5 and Only town vehicles and personnel canceling part of the April school Both firms criticized the high state in one year, "particularly during Carter added 34 convention votes weather forces further cancelation of week and saw all that money passing Today, 8:10 a.m. —small tric fire on Eastview Ter. 942 MAIN STREET 1888. 7 p.m. Tuesday with about half a were utilized Tuesday night and vacation, he said. debt, about $1.9 billion, but only these difficult times. "I can assume for a total of 70. Wallace got 26 for a classes. School Supt, James Kennedy under your eyes?” (The weather bureau had named dozen fender-benders reported and today, with 10 crews and trucks sent There’s a limit to how far school Moody’s said-that was reason enough you I will not tolerate bonding any total of 58 and Jackson 21 for a total told the Board of Education Monday the storm Lafayette and the BlizzariS with no serious problems. out at 6 p.m., raised to 14 at midnight days can be extended in June, he to lower the state rating. future deficits, should they occur,” of 55. Rep. Morris Udall. D-Ariz., the night. of 1888 occurred this week in March). The biggest casualty in and with a cutback to 13 today — all said, mentioning legal requirements Mrs. Grasso planned to tell the in­ said. leading liberal Democrat who The schools have been closed four BLOOMHELD MANCHESTER With shiny shovels and oiled Manchester was the ice and snow on plowing, cleaning and sanding and other factors such as startup of 533 COTTAGE GRO VE RD. 935 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. I vestors she has done everything in shunned campaigning in Florida, has A b o u t tow n snowblowers within easy reach, they control budget, already strained to times this school year due to bad summer school and summer employ­ 24J.35R9 643-5171 operations. her power to keep spending and For special UPI report on the state 23 delegates of the 1,505 needed for weather, Kennedy said. If two or ment of students and staff. borrowing down, even though budget, please turn to Page 19. nomination. more days are lost due to weather. It appears the April 12-16 vacation The Manchester Chapter of will remain intact, though, Kennedy Parents Without Partners will meet tonight at 8 at Community Baptist third of Tliuiikii said. He also said the Manchester High Church, 585 E, Center St. Any Globe Hollow use to depend on tests In our recent bereavement we found NEW HOURS! Dally til 5:30 - Tue. & Thur. nites til 9, Clos. Mon. comfort in the thoughtfulness of our School graduation ceremony is likely widowed, divorced, separated or News summary friends. The memory of your kindness never married person with at least was sent to the state only three or will always remain with us to be held either Monday, June 21, or By JUNK TOMI‘KLNS whole of Globe Hollow, " Dr. Alice Besides the daily check. Dr. Turek The family of Tuesday, June 22. The date hasn’t one living child is invited to attend. W hy settle for lliTuld Itcporli'r Turek, town health director, told the recommended closing the pool for a four times during the summer. This Harvey R, Barrette, Sr. been set, pending arrival of spring anything less Compiled from United Press International A daily bacteria count will be taken Manchester Advisory Board of period each day at noon and in the year, the .Advisory Board of Health and reduced chances for more this summer at Globe Hollow Swim­ Health Tuesday. evening. will test the water daily and deter­ In Mcnioriaiii weather closings. Correction than complete ming Pool and the pool will be closed She said the high bacteria count Under the present mid-summer mine its bacterial count by means of an incubator. The Herald incorrectly satisfaction? for a couple of days when tlie count would probably exist during extreme schedule, the pool remains open all listed in the Manchester State N ational goes too high. hot spells when there is a capacity day without interruption. Construction of a refreshment In loving memory of Sara M. Noble, When buying furniture, stand and toilets at Charter Oak Park who passed away four years ago today. Community College calen­ "We’re going to ride herd on the crowd. In past summers, a water sample NOW conference set there is no substitute for will begin this spring and should be Each leaf and flower may wither, dar Monday two courses to ENFIELD - The Town SAN FRANCISCO - Defense The evening sun may set, begin Thursday, March 11. quality, service or value. Council has approved a con­ attorney F. Lee Bailey began completed by mid-summer. Dr. But the hearts that loved you dearly Unfortunately today, Turek said. Are the ones that won t forget. HARTFORD (UPI) - Marcn la lu ii, wi., ’’Basic Practical troversial requirement that his cross examination of a psy­ as ironic as it may seem, Ideally. Dr. Turek said, there The National Organization addresses by Karen Celestial Navigation” will persons hired for town jobs chiatrist today in the bank Son and Husband the trend is not toward for Women says it is expec­ DeCrow, the group’s presi­ be at 7 p.m. in Room HR must live in Enfield despite the robbery trial of Patricia Directors ask HRC to define should be a new facility at Mt. Nebo more service ... but less! ting between 1,000 and 2,- dent, and former NOW 216. This course was large­ advice of the town attorney Hearst. like the one to be built at Charter Oak Quite frankly, to us Park. She said if the facilities at Mt. 000 delegates to attend a president Wilma Scott ly omitted from the printed taPilO’o that the measure, if A MODERN at Watkins, this attitude Nebo are not repaired, they will be Hartford conference next lleide. The delegates will calendar. diallengcd. might be ruled il­ WASHINGTON - Rep. Otis is upsetting and appalling. affirmative action plan role closed down and replaced with PHARMACY, week. be e n te r ta in e d by a “ Behavior Modification legal. Pike says the CIA threatened For over a century now, mobile vans or units. There is also a The Eastern Regional feminist rock band, “The in Dieting” is $17.50. It to destroy him politically and. Watkins has staked its we might not have the sort of plan we Hartford’s problem. With such a lack of a proper water supply at Mt. Conference of NOW, set for Deadly Nightshade,” and begins Thursday at 1:30 WATERFORD - Margaret By ALICK K> A.NS reputation not only on the tried to discredit the work of the want,” Weiss said. plan, it will be imperative that con­ feminist comic Ivy Bottini, p.m. in HR 216. Carter, 13, of Norwich died- Nebo. Jam es value of the furniture we House intelligence committee. ll('rald Kcporlcr Director Phyllis Jackston said she tractors the town does business with Tuesday when a car hit a tree The Advisory Board of Health is F. sell but also on the service The Board of Directors Tuesday disagreed that revenue sharing was must also be involved in affirmative while carrying her to a hospital awaiting a final draft of a state D'Amato that accompanies it. INDIANAPOLIS -G ary night asked the Human Relations based on Affirmative Action and the Tw

PA G E TWO - MANCHESTER EVEN ING H ERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 MANCHESTER EVEN ING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., March 10, 1976— PA G E TH REE Directors ask HRC Pact to define role Cherry trees will be planted (Continued from Page One) town adopt an Affirmative Action Plan. “ If the commission ever had a of MCC at new center March Special! Manchester’s landscape W.A. Cherrington; Mr. and O’Neill; Robert L. Brown, Marjorie Reichenbach; Mr. St action as well as the banks in which charge brought against the town by • o u r s p rin g By UOUG BEVINS will be brighter this spring Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, Charles Sgt. Major Elliott J. Brown; Mrs. Thomas C. Monahan, the town deposits funds. "I think this an empioye, it would be directly in Herald Kepurler In other reports to the Board of with the addition of R. Graff Sr.; Mrs. John L. Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Ben Hassler; Mrs. John L. costs lots of dollars and limits our our duty to go to the town manager or The role of Manchester Communi­ Education Monday night; flowering Kwanzan cherry Treybal, Fred H. Hopper; Mr. Burnett, John Howard; Mr. Si Treybal, Joseph F. Emonds; artificial flowers scope,” she said. Board of Education. & Mrs. John R. FitzGerald, HAIRWORK ty College in operation of • Jean Zurbrigen, learning dis­ trees. Mrs. Harold R. Burnett, Mr. St Mrs. Herbert W. Swan­ a re In b lo o m ! Concerned with the unemployed in The town manager can’t monitor Mrs. Henry Schmidt; Miss Manchester’s Regional Occupational abilities coordinator for Manchester The cherry trees w ill be Walter J. Baldyga; son, Mrs. William Rush; Mr. come taka a look, and maka an Manchester, the directors do not the town’s Affirmative Action Plan, Marion G. Anderson, Gustaf Republican Women’s Club, St ^ s . John A. Johnson, Mrs. arrangomont; wo htvo a wondortui Training Center is the subject of an schools, announced plans for a se­ planted along Rt. 44A at offers favor Manchester’s tie-in with the because he would be monitoring Anderson; Miss Marion G. Mrs. Edward Calam; Gunda Anderson; Mr. & Mrs. ^^raiolactlon and thay art only from agreement being drafted to for­ cond series of in-service workshops the Manchester Green at Hartford labor market. himself, Livingston said. Anderson, Mrs. Marion Booth Republican Women’s Club, Dale W. Carpenter, Gordon G. malize the relationship. for eiementary teachers at Buckley E. Center and Woodbridge Gammons; Miss Marion G. ^ Director Vivian Ferguson said that He also stressed that there was no Mrs. Bertha Borst; Kimberly Fogg; Mrs. John L. Treybal, Manchester School, Supt. James School and Highland Park School. Sts., E. Middle Tpke. at Anderson, U lric Aubin; Mr. & ’ Miller, Kristine Miller and $25.00 there is a concern in the community communication between the Human Gordon G. Fogg; Mr. St Mrs. Kennedy told the Board of Education Ms. Zurbrigen said the workshops, Greenwood Dr., and E. Mrs. Paul Greenberg, Fred H. Kathleen Poisson, Fred H. Richard Reichenbach, James about local people who are out of Relations Commission and the town. Monday night it wil) be asked soon to due to start next week, are designed Middle Tpke. at Lake St. Hopper; Mr. & Mrs. C.M. M iller; Manchester Garden D. Delude; Mr. St Mrs. Paul PERMS buy your work. “ We have to be responsible to The only contact the commission has WMkIy approve a “memorandum of un­ to help classroom teachers recognize The flowering tree trail Ferris, Mrs. George May; Dr. Club, Mrs. Roland A. Mid- Greenberg, Joseph Francis X. with the town is its meetings with lollary our own community,” she said. and cope with mildly handicapped is a continuation of the Charles E. Jacobson Jr., ford; Mr. & Mrs. George G. Spillane; The Sewing Club, derstanding" on cooperation between Make Your Appointment Now! tickoti Directors John Thompson cailed it M cCarthy, he said. Jacob filler. Walker, Judge Si M rs. ISthe mirpcia of mala ftreA | Mrs. Newton R. Taggart; Mr, the college and the training center, students. Memorial Tree program at lalrwayl a "two-way street” as a greater With the commission monitoring Also, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Clarence J. Blinn. DOWNSTAIRS IN MARLOW’S downtown manehester., which is to open this fall. The workshop program started as adopted several years ago St Mrs. Richard Martin, Mrs. number of people working in Hart­ the plan, and investigating each com­ Monahan, Walter J. Baldyga; Also, Mr. St Mrs. Delbert Newton R. Taggart; Mrs. 867 Main Street, Manchester “ A lot of the planning over the past an experiment last year in Waddell by the environmental and ford’s industry comes from the sub­ plaint, only unresolvable problems Mrs. William Conlon, F r^ H. Reynolds, Marie Seedman; Philip I. Holway, Gordon G. 649-3991 five years has involved the college,” School and Nathan Hale School and beautification committee Hopper; Mrs. Robert L. urbs. would be brought to the board for a Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ruff, Ms. Fogg. Kennedy said, “ and we want to put it has proven successful. of the Greater Mailchester Brown, Mr, i Mrs. Arthur Frank Livingston, a member of the decision, he said. into writing," • Davis Wiggin, director of Chamber of Commerce. If the board allowed the commis­ town’s Human Relations Commis­ Among proposals for college­ athletics for town schools, showed a Plans were coordinated sion to handle all Affirmative Action sion and director of employe training center cooperation, film and described plans for a with Richard Sullivan, relations for the Connecticut Naturai complaints, monitoring could be described by Special Education Coor­ "movement exploration” phase of representative of the State STOCK UP! Gas Corp., recommended thaf the done quarterly, Livingston said. dinator Norman Fendei), were the physical education in primary grades Department of Transporta­ CORNING W \F£ CORNFLOWER EMBLEM mOOUCT9 center’s opportunity to use MCC (Kindergarten to Grade 3). tion Roadside Develop­ physica) education facilities and par­ Wiggin said the "movement ment, and Park ONETWDTHREE SPECIAL Globe Hollow (Herald photo by Bevins) ticipation in a variety of college exploration" and traditional physical Superintendent Ernest J. programs such as food services. education programs have the same Tureck. Maalox court,” Dr. Turek said. Reads winning essay Tentative plans for the (Conlinued from Page One) In return, the training center would result, but the hewer type of program The Advisory Board of Health will be open to M CC students observing allows children to learn at their own fall 1976 memorial tree prepared mode) for a sanitation code meet March 24 at 2 p.m. in the Karen Walker, right, goes over her winning Bicentennial Time and training in occupational therapy, pace and acquire more confidence in plantings include locations which wiil enabie the board to better hearing room at the Municipa) Capsule essay with Mrs. Patricia Kodes, co-chairman of the retardation aide and other college their ability, at Waddell and Keeney Building to discuss the restaurant Efferdent enforce its existing public health Bicentennial Time Capsule Committee. programs. Wiggin said the schools’ physical Street Schools. 1-Qt. Covered 2-Qt. Covered 3-Qt. Covered code. licensing ordinance which was Anyone interested in sup­ Maalox Denture Bufferin The training center, still under education department needs more Saucepan Saucepan Saucepan “It’s frustrating," Dr. Turek said, explained to local restaurateurs construction at Hillstown Rd. and staff to implement the new program. porting the Memorial Tree Suspension Cleanser Bottle of 100 “ when you go back several tim es to a recently. To be licensed, Wetherell St. near the coliege, wilt The school board has proposed a $20,- Program may send a check Box Our private dwelling or a restaurant to restaurateurs will be required to sub­ Bicentennial essay serve handicapped and mentaily 000 im provem ent —to add two for $5 or more made out to of 96 32 Our Reg. Reg.f 188 I Reg. foliow up on recommended mit pians of their restaurants retarded adolescents (age 14’ to 21) physical education teachers in the the Memorial Tree Reg, 11.95 ’ 2.49 ■ 2.23 1.33 procedures and find the condition un­ showing work and food preparation winner is announced from Manchester and surrounding elementary schools —in its 1976-1977 Program and addressed to changed.” areas. Dr. Turek told the board local ifuvn*; spending plan. the Greater Manchester At best, she said the violators can restaurateurs do not fear licensing. Chamber of Commerce at She said, however, upon inspection, be called in to a hearing by the board Karen Walker, of 33 Thayer Rd., a 257 E. Center St. some eating places will have to Thanksgiving Day. and have the regulations spelied out junior at Manchester High School, is Trees are planted each revise existing plans which show food The second in the essay contest Irish Spring Deodorant Soap 13 oz. Caldor to them. the winner in the first of a four-part Board tables discussion spring and fall in memory APF Slide Rule 7 4 4 preparation areas next to “dirty ac­ series is open for all Manchester Spray Paint, Reg. 97c “ There is no legal stick, as such, by series Bicentennial essay contest. • I of loved ones. Pkg.ol3 tivity” areas. residents between the ages of 18 and Memory Calculator W which the board can prosecute heaith Her subject was “Message to Acknowledgement cards 5 oz. Bars, Only...... f v Red Devil Enamels code violators and get them , into 30, are sent to the fam ilies. Manchester, Year 2076; Manchester The essay should be made 200 32 oz. Palmolive Q Q ^ 8 digits, large readout. of proposed pay raises The following persons Exchange key, 3 func­ 1 (7t. Oil Base or Gloss O Life, Now and Then,” the subject for words long, written or typed, and Dishwashing Liquid...... 9 9 Latex, Reg. to 4 .1 9 ...... and organizations have tions of X; overflow, all entrants in the contest. postmarked not later than April 15. The Board of Directors Tuesday tion by tiie board to be bound by this, donated memorial trees: 84 oz. Lemon Fresh 0 0 9 negative, sign and per­ 1 Qt. Rust-Oleum Rust Q Betty Ford campaigns The essay will be placed in the Entries should be mailed to the Fab Detergent...... cent key. Reg. 19.99 / 5 5 OQ 0 / Preventive, Reg. 4.69...... night tabled discussion of proposed he said. Mrs. Bessie Cherrington Bicentennial time capsule with other Time Capsule Committee, in care of OPTIONAL pay raises Town Manager Robert Director Paul Willhide then asked Dwyer, in memory of Richard 399 CARRY winning essays in Center Park on Mrs, Patricia Kodes, 47 Stephen St. AC ADAPTER. POUCH. *3 in Southern California Weiss is recommending for top and if the board had ajmoral obligation if Jumbo Paddle^hape middle management personnel. not a legal one. Teak Cutting Board Enameled . LOS A N G E L E S - F irs t Lady Bet­ going to Hollywood with the oppor­ The board has schecfuled a meeting Robert Fuller, president of Local BARRON’S EDUCATIONAL BOOKS! Bathroom Seats ty Ford stayed up past midnight with tunity of dancing across a glazed New fire truck engine for March 18 at 8 p.m. in the hearing 991 of the State County and Municipal a bunch of movie stars Tuesday floor with F'red Astaire. Because of room of the Municipal Building to Employes Union CIO -AFL, told the Our Our U.S.-Soviet Reg. PREPARE FOR THE NEXT S.A.T. night, joining them in a tribute to the m agic of movies I danced and discuss the proposed pay raises. directors that if they decide to give Lowest Reg. may cost $12,000 Town Counsel V ictor Moses told the union people a certain percen­ 5.49 Price! EXAMS, WHICH WILL BE APRIL 3! 5.49 to film director William Wyler as one of laughed and cried several lifetimes." 7.79 with a new diesel engine, which the board that a 1975 pay policy for tage raise, then the town should power play| For cutting, serving or as hot plate. America’s great story tellers. Mrs. Ford, who flew here in the The Town Fire Department may Only 18 per Store. No Rain Checks How To Prepare For College Board come up with a plan for the other Vivid hot colors or white; standard Mrs. Ford, who opened a three-day afternoon after a one-day visit in have to spend $12,000 to replace the would bring operating and costs supervisory town personnel was Achievement Tests • BIOLOGY seat fits most bowls Corrosion California campaign tour on behalf of Arizona and planned several political engine in its 1967 American- down, Rivosa said. m erely a declaration by the board of employes. .Middle managers get very rejected MATH Level 1, Pub. List 3.95 ., EA. resistant hinges. her husband, made only passing men­ appearances befcjre departing on LaFrance aerial truck. If the engine is overhauled, Rivosa an opinion. There is no legal obliga­ few dollars more that the men 12 Bottle Wine Rack Thursday, began the evening at a The truck has been inoperable wants to be sure that it will operate working for them. Fuller said. WASHINGTON (UPl) - tion of his victory Tuesday in the How To Prepare For College without further problems, he said. Florida Republican primary. reception where she stood in a since yesterday afternoon. Fire Chief Secretary of State Henry Our BUY Entrance Examinations Surrounded by the stars of receiving line between Wyler and John Rivosa said today. No decision The cost of replacing the truck A, Kissinger Tuesday Reg. SEVERAL Pub. List 4.5 0 ...... Torso Trimmer Hollywood and accompanied through Astaire. has been reached on whether to would be about $125,000, he said. strongly rejected a sugges­ 8.99 ^ 5 Body Exerciser the evening by Wyler and dancer At a short meeting with reporters overhaul the engine or to replace it tion the United States join Assorted finishes; vinyl padded. Barron's Proliles 01 Only 18 per Store, No Rain Checks American Colleges Fred Astaire. Mrs. Ford greeted and between the reception and dinner, Linear park group the Soviet Union in Pub. List 6.9 5 ...... embraced dozens of stars ineluding Mrs. Ford made her one mention of pressuring France and o., 0 9 9 Low Charlton Heston, Barbra Streisand, her husband’s victory over former West Germany to restrain Fire calls Price ” James Stewart, Greer Garson, actor and California Gov. Ronald to meet Thursday their exports of nuclear Proctor Silex 2-Slice technology. Sterling Silver Women: Helps you lose inches! Henry F’onda, Jennifer Jones, Walter Reagan in the Florida victory. Bread/Pastry Toaster Men: Helps develop a great body jlaiicliCM lcr .MMilii W iiid.Hor or Gold Filled Pidgeon, Myrna Loy and Gregory “ Fve heard encouraging things and The Hockanum River Linear Park Sylvian Ofiara, are being shown to Tuesday, 12:53 p.m. — Smoke in­ Tuesday, 4:34 p.m. ■ Grass fire at 839 Referring to such an ac­ P e cL I'm very encouraged myself by what Committee will show slides of the attract interested persons or Heart Lockets vestigation at 264 Hackmatack St. Avery St. tion as “ blackmail" Our “When I was a girl I never I've heard from friends this Hockanum River'area Thursday at 8 organizations to assume responsibili­ (Town). against two important U.S. Reg. The Atomic Man dreamed I’d be meeting you in per­ evening," she said. Tuesday, 2:46 p.m. — Smoke investiga­ p.m. in the hearing room at the ty for maintaining a specific area of 13.99 Our allies, Kissinger said “a 77 son," she said in a brief tribute to Wyler joined John Ford, James tion at 18 Oak St. (Town), rollaiid C o u n ty Municipal Building. the Hockanum River banks. Toasts bread evenly, heats non- Reg. As Seen On TV! condominium of the United 7.99 Ea. Wyler, who became the fourth Cagney and Orson Welles as the only Tuesday, 3:13 p.m. — Small oil spill at Tuesday, 3:58 p.m. —Clothes dryer fire Persons interested in the develop­ frozen toaster fexxts lust right. 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March 10. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10. 1976 - PAGE FIVE WASHINGTON (UPI) - Oil com­ under way in the Baltimore Canyon, “ North Atlantic” sale off New pletes work on the Baltimore Canyon panies are expected to begin drilling about 80 miles off the New Jersey England is planned this August. test hole in late March or the first w -f* an exploratory hole in the Atlantic coast. UIanrl|f at? r Euputu^ Unnih The second test will be drilled from week of April, the spokesman said. Outer Continental Shelf about 75 The companies are spending Manchester — A City of Village Charm By Sol R. Cohen Exploratory drilling the Sedco J, a semisubmersible ‘ They should begin in the Georges miles from Cape Cod, Mass., in early millions of dollars on the exploration Scene from here drilling vessel about the size of a Bank area around early April,” he Founded Oct. 1, 1881 _ a , V „ .KN ^ *».A 'r _ v t m ' rJ-o-K »■ April, an Interior Department in order to get information to help off Cape Cod coast football field on which crewmen said, and drilling there is expected to Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation ' Member. United Press tnternational spokesman said Tuesday. them bid later this year for federal work and live and helicopters can take about four months to complete. It will be the second test hole offshore oil and gas leases. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, set to start in April land. The huge, triangle-shaped rig The test will cost about $9 million Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. drilled off the East Coast by a group A mid-Atlafttic lease sale now is will move to Georges Bank, off New Ah, togetherness of 31 oil companies. The first is still and is planned in about 140 feet of tentatively scheduled for May and a England, after its 140-man crew com­ water. Raymond F. Robinson, Edilor-Publlsher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor Togetherness is back and not a advertently showing us how to ce­ $15 or what have you, spent in that properly releasing a mental patient Opinion* minute too soon. ment our relationships. particular store. > fronna state hospital. Just when the prophets of doom They did it with their coupons, What’s happening is that husband The day he was released, he Scout news and gioom were prociaiming gieefui- that’s how — their coupons for free and'Wife now are shopping together punched the woman in the mouth iy there's a breakdown in family iife, items or for cut-price items, all with — marching down the aisfife together, (and several others too) as they aiong came the supermarkets, in­ this coupon and ^5 or $7.50 or $10 or heads held shelf-high and coupons in waited for a train in a subway sta­ Troop 27 Hartford police actions hand, then driving to another store tion. It was for no reason, he told and stiil another, coupons in hand and authorities, he just felt like it. Boy Scout Troop 27 Certificates for the having an adverse effect eyes sheif-high, buying up ali those The husband claimed his wife recently had a Court of various troop offices were goodies. hadn’t kissed him since the way she Honor and its annual presented to Michael The fact of the matter is that one used to. The wife claimed she suf­ banquet at St. Mary’s Colbath, junior assistant Whatever merits their cause come to some sort of accom­ person aione just can’t handie it fered pain and suffering, not to men­ Episcopal Church. troop leader; William may have, the recent actions modation if they could get the anymore. Gone are the good oid days tion loss of togetherness. Inducted into the troop Meier, 'senior patrol taken by Hartford’s police to money. when one went to the supermarket ‘The judge saw it their way and they as scouts were Steven leader; James Dwyer, dramatize that cause are bound with a list, loaded the cart, checked sealed their payday with a kiss. Kahaner, Jeffrey Steven Colbath, Wayne The irony is every time the out the groceries, loaded the car and In Greenland last month firemen Waggoner, Michael Smith, assistant senior to have an adverse effect. police, the firemen or some drove home. fought a blaze aboard a freight plane Michaud, Arthur Jasper, patrol leader; Brian porty Our concern goes beyond the other public employe group Now it’s reconnoiter and it’s and created togetherness of a Dean Collins, Sean Manley, Colbath, Lee Garrity, economic aspects of the issue. attempts to bring pressure on bargain-hunting. You take one or two different sort, even though they Mark Colbath, Douglas Charles Nead, James or three aisles each, coupons doused the flames in minutes. Mitchell, and Mathew McDonough, Jeffrey Cone, The weekend “ stall-in” and the council by antagonizing the clutched in hand, and you meet at the Sub-zero temperatures caused the Nielson. Leadership Corps. picketing to delay and public they discourage the non- Lee Garrity, son of Mr. check-out counter to compare notes water and foam they used to freeze Also. Scott Christensen, Good time, party time dressing for the frustrate citizens coming to Hartford resident from coming and to add up the savings. Or, if an solid. Togetherness resulted when and Mrs. William Garrity, Stephen Mitchell, Scott romantic seasoni All fresh for Spring. Hartford for the World Cup to Hartford for entertainment item is out, to get a raincheck and to the plane was anchored to the of 28 Englewood Dr., and McKenna, Thomas Sin- come back another day to recon­ runway. James McDonough, son of All from Important makers! Tennis matches did more to and business reasons and in namon, William Wright, noiter and do battle, with Togetherness was the order of the Mr. and Mrs. Owen Scott Smith, patrol (from left to right) undo the good image of the turn this cuts city revenues. togetherness guaranteed. day last week in Luckenbach, Texas McDonough of 48 Lyness leaders; Andrew Gibson, From GUNNE SAX. Breathtaking Victorian men in blue as the citizens’ Whatever the ultimate out­ Love is never having to say, "I ’m (pop. 3, yes 3) when a crowd of 5,000 St., received Eagle Scout Daniel O’Neil, William dress with delicate lace trim. 65% protector than any other re­ sorry, the store was out of it.” attended the spoof National Non- badges, the highest honor .Spaulding, James McKen­ come of the Hartford dispute, In San Francisco last week, it was Bicentennial Day. in Boy Scouting, which was polyester/35% cotton voile. Peach. Junior cent action we can think of. it will be a long time before na, Joseph Clifford, Sean sizes 5-13. $48 togetherness of a different kind for They cheered the Buy-Centennial reported in an earlier issue Byrne, assistant patrol The image has been par­ respect between the police and three sisters. They were married in a Bad Taste Awards, intended to point of The Herald. leaders; William Szarek. From SPRITE OF CALIFORNIA. Romantic prom ticularly difficult to cultivate many of the offended citizens triple-ring ceremony to three sailors up the commercial abuse of the Other advancement quartermaster; Andrew or bridal party dress with angel wing sleeves. from the same Navy ship. American Bicentennial. awards went to Brian Gibson and Jeffrey Cone, 65% acetate/35% nylon jersey. Peach, green among our young people and can be restored. Can you imagine the coupons The winners? Bicentennial beer Colbath. Life Scout; Scott police forces everywhere suf­ The tragedy, we repeat, is scribes; Michael Wright, or blue watercolor print. Junior sizes 5-13. $26 they’ll use and the crowded aisles cans, a red, white and blue casket, a Christensen and Jeffrey librarian; Dean Russell fer from the Hartford force’s that our young people are the when they go marching along bison named "Bicentennial’’ and Cone. Star Scout; William and William Spaulding, den D&L Jr. Dresses, owned by the City of Omaha, and a ill-conceived confrontations ones which are particularly together? Szarek, First Class Scout; chief. all eight stores In New York City meanwhile, it tri-color^ prophylactic. Kevin Byrne and Russell over the weekend. vulnerable to examples — good was the lack of togetherness that won Just how much togetherness can Smith, Second Class Scout; Historic trail patches From MR. JAY. Unusual dinner theater-going We cannot help but wonder or bad — and the ones who can­ a woman $40,(X)0 and her husband $2,- one take? Scott Carone, John Anton, were presented to 34 scouts print with cuffs trimmed to match skirt. what impact the sight of off- not always distinguish between 500. They sued the state for im­ William Spaulding. Russell and seven adults fur 100% polyester. Solid beige top/multl color skirt. marking and clearing a duty police officers hampering a Hartford and a Manchester Smith. Dean Russell, Misses sizes 6-18. $36 James McKenna. Steven section of the Heritage traffic flow and, if reports are policeman. In this context the Kahaner, Jeffrey Trail near Eastford. From MISS MARNA. Beautiful Oriental print true, scratching up cars will actions affect every com­ Waggoner, Tenderfoot. Special patches were also with new balloon sleeves. 90% acetate/10% have on youngsters going to the munity’s relationship with its A service pin was awarded to a patrol of nylon. Blue and beige hues. Misses sizes Bicentennial chief scouts which represented tennis games. It is hardly a awarded Frank Ennis, a. 8-16. $34. police force. member of the troop com­ Troop 27 at the First Aid scene that inspires one — We , hope other ways and outlines progress mittee. fur 20 years of con­ O'Ree In January at East D&L Misses Dresses young or old — to turn to a means will be found to resolve tinuous service to scouting. Calholic High .School, and all eight stores policeman for help. the dispute which will not William Wright received lo .scouts participating in a Scout Lifeguard badge, the Klondike Derby in We understand the frustra­ further tarnish the image of (Herald plioto by Pinto) and William Spaulding, a February at the J.B. tion of the policemen and we Hartford police force and WASHINGTON - Seventy coun­ Den Chief’s cord for Williams State Park in are sure the Hartford council policemen everywhere. The leaning t(jJ>acco shed on Hillstown Rd. tries are involved in helping to com­ working with Cub Scout Glastonbury. memorate America’s Bicentennial, Pack 7, would be more than willing to including 25 which have established their own Bicentennial Troop 126 organizations. More than 25 Indian The Herald’s reservations are officially involved Washington Correspondent Skill awards went to Carl United States being flooded with heroin in the national effort. And nearly 10,- Boy Scout Troop 126 Benson, Bill Calhoun, 000 American communities have ‘commercial rip-off.’ Yes, we as in­ presented awards and George Hanlon, Donald WASHINGTON - They found the the victim s into a drowsy and Of the little girl whose body was Bicentennial programs featuring at dividuals find some of the adver­ badges earned by members Moore, Damon Plompen, body of a 13-year-old white girl tranquil state for several hours. found in a trash can, a narcotics cop least one “permanent contribution tisements, souvenirs and of the troop since stuffed in a trash can just inside an Andrew Tully Steven Porter. At least, that's the way it is in the commented: “ Poor kid. But she was toward improvement of the quality of memorabilia distasteful and September at a recent alley off a downtown street in beginning. As the body developes lucky, too. She just died.” life as we enter the third century." denigrating to the dignity of the Court of Honor at Emanuel Washington. Merit Badges were exaggerated. Heroin seizures in a tolerance for horse, the victim finds Those highlights of Bicentennial Bicentennial,” said Warner. Lutheran Church. The girl’s arms were punctured presented to James "normal " year have a street value of he needs a new fix every few hours. progress are in a report just given to “ But the greater danger, by far, with the marks of hypodermic about a half billion dollars, and of­ The beginner sniffs his horse. But David Minis received the Adams, Michael Barker, Congress by John W. Warner, head of would be for ARBA, under the guise Steven Gustafson, Russell needles. She had died of an overdose ficials grudgingly admit that this as he pursues his habit, he notices Eagle Bronze Palm, which the American Revolution Bicenten­ of government authority, to step in of heroin. Narcotics detectives represents only about 12 per cent of he earned by completing Jensen, Carl Kjellson, he's not getting the kick he needs. So nial Administration (ARBA). In sub­ and selectively try to stop the traced the source of the drug all the the junk coming into the country. For Yesterdays five merit badges in addi­ Frank Ley, Ralph Ley, he turns to the needle. This is more mitting, the report to the House Ap­ manufacture and sale of certain way to a wholesaler in New York Ci­ example, 200 kilograms of pure tion to those required for Neal Montany, Damon complicated. The heroin has to be propriations Committee, Warner items. We do not have such legal ty, who owns two Rolls Royces and a heroin is worth $22-miliion on a New the Eagle award. He is the Plompen, and David cooked; the addict puts some horse requested nearly $2 million to authority, nor should we have it. yacht, lives on Park Avenue, and York street. As adulterated “ fixes” first member of Troop 126 Trares. and some water in a spoon or bottle 2.') years ago finance the winding down of ARBA’s Such arbitrary action would abridge spends three months a year on the for addicts, those 200 kilograms are cap and holds a lighted match under to earn a Palm award. Helen Bartok, rolling with the activities and to fund it for nine one of our freedoms — freedom of Carl Kjellson, senior Riviera. multiplied to bring in a total of about it until the drug dissolves. He then Cravats entry in the Cheney Bros. months ending on June 30, 1977, as choice.” Advancement awards patrol leader, conducted But the cops couldn’t dig up a shred $50-million. draws the solution into a hypodermic Women's Bowling League, compiles provided by law. The foundation of the grassroots also were presented to the Court of Honor with the of evidence that would stand up in As a Customs officer put it: syringe and injects it, either just un­ a 160 single, the highest score by a The former Secretary of the Navy, Bicentennial effort, said Warner, is Ralph Ley and Neal Mon- assistance of other troop court. The wholesaler had too many “ Hell, if you're one of the big bosses der the skin (skin popping) or into a woman in local competition this who was drafted to spearhead the comprised of the Declaration of members. After the award well-paid friends in high official the heroin racket is like having a vein (mainlining). Mainlining tany, Life Scout; James season. federal government’s Bicentennial Independence, the Constitution and Adams and Paul Johnson, ceremonies, he showed places. piece of Exxon." produces an immediate rush. Donations to the 1951 Red Cross efforts in the spring of 1974 after the Bill of Rights. “ From this will slides of summer camping The story is told to introduce some They call it stuff, smack, horse. Quitting cold turkey-is a horror. As Star Scout; and Russell Fund Drive total $9,311.55 with two Bicentennial planning had become spring the mandate for our Nation’s Jensen, tenderfoot. activities. bad news. The United States is still For the addicts, heroin is the king of one addicts described it: "Your days remaining before the half-way mired in bickering and charges of third century,” said Warner, “ that being flooded with heroin, despite the copouts. It takes them out of their joints move involuntarily. You jerk mark of the campaign. partisanship, noted that “the con­ our form of government was laid greatly increased efforts to reduce aimless, often miserable world with and twitch and you just can’t control troversy — and the Bicentennial down correctly following the Revolu­ I'ack 251 the illicit trafficking. Pushing dope is its frustrations and constant 10 years ago it; you throw up; you can’t control should arouse controversy — has now tion, and it can carry us through still big business — according to challenges. It produces a feeling of your bowels, and this goes on for Existing businessmen of the North shifted to national problems affec­ another century provided the Cub Scout Pack 251 Chambers, Scott P. Custer, some official sources an operation exhilaration known as a rush. And four or five days. After, for about 15 End are given priority for forming a ting the whole of the Bicentennial." promises, the hopes and aspirations recently had its Blue and Todd M. M acFarlane, that grosses as much as $3-biliion a then, as the elation wears off, there day's, you can't sleep and you’re corporation for the development of a “ ...We strongly believe that the Gold Banquet at Verplanck Ryan K, Woodcock, one year. set forth therein are fulfill^ for all is the "nod-out” produced by the gagging all the time you cough up shopping center in their renewal area Bicentennial will not go down in of our citizens.” School. gold each; John D. That figure is not necessarily drug's narcotic effect which sends blood because you don't eat and and are invited to a meeting the history — as some more vociferous McCarthy, one gold and that's all there is to cough up.” explore the proposal. critics portend — as a gigantic ' "fh e pack charter was three silver; Edward S. presented to Barbara Clara, Brad J. Murray, Verplanck School Pelligrinelli, one gold and Open forum PTA president, by Joseph two silver; Jeffrey VERBAL {heanJ MATH mean} Galager, council coor­ Hennequin, one gold and BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS dinator. Walter Roth, prin­ one silver. Timothy cipal of Verplanck School, Edwards was awarded his Are we to treasure and enjoy HHS Nat' 1 HHS Nat' 1 riHS Nat' 1 HHS N a t'l spoke on the merits of Wolf badge. Lutz benefit without possessing? Number Mean Mean Number (lean (lean Number (lean Mean Number Mean (lean parents’ Cub Scout sup­ Webelo activity awards To the editor: Bread and milk are the Year Tested Score Score Tested Score Score Tested Score Score Tested Score Score port, went to Steven M. The Lutz Junior Museum extends physiological needs of life, however, Arrowpoints on Wolf Beaulieu, Bart W. Carlson, badges were awarded to Michael A. Roux, and John its appreciation and thanks to the should we feed our children only with bt-L7 1L2 474 4bl 152 463 4bb lb2 52a 511 152 472 4b3 members of the Jaycee Wives for foods for the body and not the mind? Sal Carrabino, Richard G. Tice. their current efforts on our behalf. Show them white and black(?), but h7-b6 173 477 4b3 171 471 4b4 173 540 501 171 474 . 4bb They are presently preparing for let them experiment with grays, their fourth annual Joker Is Wild greens, reds, and blues? Por­ bfl-bl 15b 4bb 457 155 412 4b4 15b 511 510 155 414 4b5 Casino Night, the proceeds of which nography affects each — as the t.R-7D 121 4b3 457 145 473 45a ’121 522 50b 145 4ab 4b2 NASSIFF ARMS CO. will benefit the museum. These funds supreme court politically expressed, “Your House of Sports Sfneo 1944 " will be used, among other items, to "...let each decide...” . 70-71 13D 455 441 132 4b2 452 130 50b 503 132 47b 4b2 991 Main St., Downtown Manchostor purchase a series of United States Has Denmark crumbled? Show the Come in this week and get an history exhibits and school loan children both directions and they 71-72 134 477 451 144 477 44a 134 523 502 144 4ao 4b0 materials. early look at our full line of; may (?) not experiment in the un­ 72-73 140 4bb • 44b 171 473 443 140 532 502 171 411 4b0 On Saturday March 13, 8 p.m. at mentionables.''^ Fishing Gear, Baseball Equip­ the American Legion Hall, the America has been blessed with 73-7M 116 4bb 447 14fl 473 442 i ia 517 501 14a 4aa 451 ment and Our Great Assortment Jaycee Wives will open the doors to progression — thank God! — But it their casino night. It is our hope that did not come easy. Our forefathers 7q-7S 140 450 437 lb4 457 431 140 5ia 415 lb4 473 441 of Golf Clubs and Supplies... many people will support this group with insight constructed the 1st Ar­ and their endeavor. In doing so, they ticles of Confederation. They failed! will also be supporting the museum. Then the Constitution with ! WIN A FREE ; Once again, we thank these women Amendments. Undoubtly our future S,A.Tf scores compared for their generous attitude and in­ generations will read our articles, 1976 AUTO ! terest in our organization. pro/con pornography, as we now Chart distributed by Manchester School Supt. James Connecticut weren’t available, but the figures for 1973-1974 -DEPOSIT- Sincerely, read accounts of the Salem witch Kennedy compares mean Scholastic Aptitude Test scores and 1974-1975 were: COUPON ONLY AT Pamela A, Saloom hunt with the same thoughts: “ Such of Manchester students to the national results from 1966- 1973- 1974 — Verbal, 454 for boys and 450 for girls. Math, NASSIFF Director perversion.” 1967 through 1974-1975. 499 for boys and 462 for girls. ARMS CO. Jack Gass MAIN STREET 153 Hilliard St. The chart, part of Kennedy’s memo outlining educators’ 1974- 1975 — Verbal, 443 for boys and 440 for girls. Math, 191 Let each decide Manchester evaluation of students, reflects the two parts of the stan­ 492 for boys and 450 for girls. To the editor. dardized test: Verbal and mathematics. The results are Kennedy pointed out that the one exception to the local NAME Did Christ resist change? No! He Dateline 1776 further divided by sex. decline compared to the national decline in scores is girls,’ ADDRESS was change! Religious quotations Kennedy, whose report was prompted by questions from mean score on math. By United Press International CITY PNDNE are freely used in opposition' to por­ BOSTON, March 10 — Gen. Howe budget-minded town directors, said the chart shows that The Scholastic Aptitude Tests are voluntary in Grades 11 nography, morality, biased by rigid ordered all inhabitants to turn in while both local and national means have declined over the and 12. About 40 to 50 per cent of those students choose to AS HEW D M W IN Si ARE HELD WEEKLY response conditioning, was/is shoved their woolen and linen goods to keep down our and our children’s throats. years, Manchester’s mean scores continue to exceed the take the tests, Kennedy said. ' No purchase nscesssry...Must be over 18 years of • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERNON • CORBINS CORNER them from falling into the hands of national mean scores. The S.A.T. has been the standard college entrance exam age or older to win. You need not be present to win • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDON “ Sexuality was endowed to the Americans. Any who refused to but winner must *Plh wheel to select the winning car man/(women) as a gift to be The local results also exceed the statewide means, which but in recent years its use for that purpose has beeh MALL • GROTON PLAZA do so, he warned in a proclamation, (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes Manchester Parkade and Tri-CIty Plaia, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. 'til 9 p.m.. Sat. 'til 6. treasured, enjoyed, and possessed.” would be treated as rebel partisans. were not on the same chart. Complete nine-year scores for declining, Kennedy said. & license. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., March 10, 1976— PAGE SEVEN Board creates new teaching position McCall lobbies Manchester Anderson-Uttle «27“ « P a r k e d for bottle ban for elementary remedial reading -t* YEAR^ Now thru Sat, THE THANK YOU STORE legislation Manchester’s Board of from Bethany Nazarene • Mrs. Cecilia More, a so the leaves of absence that a position is available ENTIRE STOCK.. .THIS WEEK ONLY! Education voted Monday College in Bethany, Okla. fifth grade teacher at are conditionql on the basis after the leave. HARTFORD (UPI) — Lawmakers night to create a new She received her master’s Verplanck School, resigned Keep Fit and Healthy... Stay Slim and Trim! seeking to have Connecticut ban non professionai position — a degree in reading educa­ for retirement, effective at returnable bottles Tuesday brought remedial reading teacher tion in 1974 at the Universi­ the end of the school year. COMPLETELY ADJUSTABLE former Oregon Gov. Tom McCall to for elementary grades — ty of Missouri. She has had Her resignation was ap­ the Capitol to lobby for it. using state funds from the 5Vi years of teaching proved with special Comprehensive Employ­ experience in Kansas City, recognition for her 19 years Oregon is one of two states — Ver­ ment Training Act Mo. as a Manchester teacher. Rope Exerciser mont is the other — that have passed HlakidHald such legislation, which he said would (CETA), Other personnel matters • Richard Sollanek, a The CETA money will voted by the school board physical education teacher Youth Specialty Shop do more than just clean up the en­ pay for the new staffer Monday night included five at Manchester High 757 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOW iT m ANCHESTER vironment. through June, School Supt. resignations and two School, resigned for retire­ "This is a tremendously vital piece James Kennedy said, and leaves of absence for ment, effective at the end ISow'$ the time to se le c t your child't Spring ffar- 99 drobe from our fanta$tic collection,.. of legislation because it will take us the position will be con­ teachers. The actions of the school year. The from a wasteful throwaway society tinued m 1976-1977 if more were: board approved the to one where we husband our CETA grants come to • Mrs. Nancy Cion, a se­ resignation with special Sale Price resources,” he told a news con­ Manchester. cond grade teacher at recognition for Sollanek’s WIN A FREE ference. 30 years as a Manchester Awarding of grants for Bowers School now on WITH INSTRUCTION BOOK McCall refuted claims by critics of 1976-1977 is “ most leave of absence, resigned teacher, 1976 AUTO -DEPOSIT- the bill that it would mean a rise in REG. probable," Kennedy said. effective immediately. She • Mrs. Arlene Glancy, a > Helps You Feel Lively, Look Lovely COUPON ONLY AT unemployment. After voting to establish taught at Bowers for four learning center teacher at In Just Minutes a Dayl the position, school board years. Martin School, granted a MARI-MAD’S He said in Oregon there had been a members wasted no time • Mrs. Joan Inguanti, an maternity leave of absence total increase in jobs, although the • Easily Attaches to $100 in appointing someone to elementary teacher in for the 1976-1977 school 757 MAIN ST. legislation had caused a readjust­ the job. Manchester for four years year. Any Doorknob ment of the economy. TRIO Interviews had already and now on leave of • Mrs. Patricia Jones, a NAME been conducted, so the absence, resigned effective third grade teacher at • Com es Com plete with Booklet Daisy, Daisy school board approved the immediately, Bentley School, granted a ADDRESS of Recommended Exercises appointment of Mrs, Dean­ • Mrs. Brenda Paullo, a maternity leave of absence na Kauffman, a former part-time speech and for the 1976-1977 school crrr PHDNE Brownie Amy Fraser sings a Girl Scout song in praise of Juliet Manchester resident, hearing clinician for the year. DEPOSIT EACH WEEK Gordon Low, founder of Girl Scouting, which has the tune of effective Tuesday. last year, resigned for per­ Both Mrs. Glancy and AS NEW ORAWINBS ARE HELD WEEKLY Newcombe 'urges “Daisy, Daisy.” Several hundred Girl Scouts and Brownies sang sonal reasons effective Mrs. Jones aren’t tenured, No purchase necessary...Must be over 18 years of Mrs. Kauffman earned age or older to win. You need not be present to win the song at the end of the Girl Scout Breakfast Sunday in the her B.S. degree in 1970 March 12. school administrators said. health warning but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car Read the BRIGHT ONE" cafeteria of Manchester High School. Amy is a member of Troop (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes on liqu'or bottles 630 at the Bentley School and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. & license. Manchester Evening Herald HARTFORD (UPI) - Former David Fraser of 50 E. Middle Tpke. (Herald photo by Barlow) ALL 3 PIECES. Town tax collections baseball star Don Newcombe Tuesday said bottles of booze should SUIT! SPORT OUTFIT! carry warnings like cigarette packs, EXTRA SLACKS! advising drinkers they could become 95% of estimate alcoholics like him. “I’d like to see alcoholism Scouts light torches Tax receipts equaling 95 received $14,105,118 in Estimates for the last one prevented before it gets to the point per cent of 12-month es­ taxes, compared to $14,- was for $60,375 but it has where it necessitates treatment timates have been paid into 784,457 estimated. IT'S A received $63,464 to date, centers," Newcombe said in a assisted by Mayor Matthew Moriarty Manchester’s General Collections to other About 800 Girl Scouts and leaders SUIT thanks to back taxes Capitol news conference kicking off Jr., in lighting a taper. Leaders will Fund as of Feb. 29, a report funds as of Feb, 29 show collected on the property Connecticut’s Alcohol Information representing Manchester-Bolton’s 50 by James Turek, collector the Town Fire District troops will gather in Center Park extend the flame to the scouts and at 811-821 Main St. Month. everyone will join in celebrating two of revenue, indicates, Fund with 96 per cent of es­ Receipts to the General G et back Newcombe, one of baseball’s first Friday at 4:30 p.m. to rekindle the Manchester’s fiscal year timates already in, the flame of freedom on the Girl Scout’s birthdays. Girl Scouts of the United Fund from all sources as of black pitchers and the winner of the States. 64th and America’s 200th. still has four months to go. Water Fund with 52 per Feb. 29 equaled 87 per cent first Cy Young Award after a 27-win 64th birthday, It ends June 30, cent, the Sewer Fund with Parents of girls and the public are of estimates, with $18,715,- season in 1956, said his alcoholism Mrs. Gerald Ford, the nation's invited to participate with the girls in With $541,686 of it 53 per cent and the Special 193 in and $21,414,361 es­ dittiiuf broke up his sports career and nearly first lady and honorary president of lighting freedom flames. collected during February, Downtown Taxing District timated. his life. the General Fund has Fund with 105 per cent. Girl Scouts, lit the symbolic torch of \ Alcoholism is “the worst drug freedom honoring scouts around the problem in the nation,’’ he said, and world at the national convention in Prosecutor favors special unit T h e J o d K ^ : \ bottles of hard liquor, beer and wine Washington, D.C. The six regional h h should carry warnings excessive chairmen lighted similar torches, drinking is dangerous to the health of giving each council president a to police illegal gambling drinkers and those around them. lighted candle. They returned to their About town Newcombe has been touring the local councils with the candles. J Bv PKT'FK A. BROWN Judiciary Committee. broaden state immunity ^ S a v i j i s s nation speaking about alcoholism, The flaming torch, used as a sign of HARTFORD (UPI) - "It’s clear we could con­ laws. Existing laws especially to youths, as a consultant The top prosecutor for the duct an effective campaign freedom, will be lit at exactly 5 p.m, restrict prosecutors to for the National Clearinghouse for by United States Girl Scouts around Manchester Square Dance Club Statewide Organized against high-level granting immunity only in Alcohol Information. "I let them see the world. will conduct an advanced workshop Crime Investigative Task organized crime if we were gambling, election, drugs me, an athlete who allowed Force says a unit to police „P lan . Mrs. Bernice Oppelt, Manchester- Thursday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at not performing that func­ and violent crimes cases. alcoholism to destroy my career, ’' he Bolton Association chairman, will be Martin School. legalized gambling should tion,” he added. The proposal also would said. be created so his men can Mrs. Grasso asked for change the type of immuni­ focus on underworld ties to authorization for the unit ty used. Present laws Promotion illegal gaming. following last fall’s require transactional im­ Austin J, McGuigan, Bridgeport jai alai scan­ munity — m ^^ng no testifying in favor of Gov, dal. She also has evidence can be used Ella T. Grasso’s plan for a recommended restruc­ against a person granted M arch 7 to This is the b ig o n e !.. o.bb:.R.mcM. 16-member squad, Tuesday turing the Commission on immunity — and the Religious said his men now spend Special Revenue, which proposed change would March 27,1976 much of their time looking controls legalized only bar prosecutors from education IT'S A into violations of legalized gambling in the state. using evidence provided by _ THE SINGER SPORT gambling statutes. Additionally, McGuigan the immunized persons Oini-TT "The effective investiga­ said, the cost of policing themselves. declines tion and protection of the legalized gaming — about “If you look at integrity of parimutuel $400,000 a year — should be Watergate you’ll see the Limit: $3 per family. WASHINGTON (UPI) - gambling requires a lot of borne by the Commission government never could The number of Roman our manpower,” he said on Special Revenue. have developed their cases Catholic children receiving following an appearance no formal religious educa­ SPRMGSAlA H ZIG-ZAG MACHINE AND McGuigan also argued without granting im­ before the legislature’s for Mrs. Grasso’s bill to munity," McGuigan said. tion has more than doubled w r decorator cabinet combination in the last decade, a study R«S- PriM prepared under the Dependability In a machine with 17 sew easy featuresl auspices of the U.S. Has built-in blindstitch,exclusively designed Manchester Catholic Conference' said front drop-in bobbin, much more, Tuesday. BOTH FOR ^ 2 7 ' V ^ Parkade According to the study, YEAR^^ the number grew from 3.1 Now thru Sat. million in 1965 to 6.6 million in 1974, 43.5 per cent of the more than 15 million Catholic young peo­ Complete Discount Pet Dept ple in elementary or secon­ dary schools. Mail Jockey 6 empty More important than the wrappers from Jockey numbers, according to V Classic briefs, Power-Knit® Catholic officials, is that percentage of those T-shirts, V-neck T-shirts, what a great idea! reached with formal A smart 3-piecc combination that sees Midway® Athletic shirts or religious education has you handsomely through any occasion Tapered boxers (any combination dropped. The 43.5 per cent ... from conservative to casual. The of 6 garments) and sales slip and in 1974 was contrasted with versatile Anderson-l.ittle Trio! Wear it 77 per cent in 1965. as a suit. Or. for a more relaxed look, Jockey will mail you back $3. But Bishop William E. wear the suit jacket with the coordi­ Tropicai Fish Sale! McManus of Chicago said Limit: $3.00 per family. EXTRA nated contrasting slacks. Wide choice 10 GALLON that, while 6.6 million is COORDINATKD of spring colors ami patterns. In BUY ONE AT THE REG PRICE "far too high a number of SUCKS traditional and fashion styling. ALL GLASS Classic brief ...... 28-44 ...... 3 /5 .7 5 AND GET ANOTHER OF SIMILAR Catholics to be out of touch Regulars. Shorts, l.ongs. Extra l.ongs. Power-Knit® T-shirl . . . . S -M -L -X L . , Aquariums 3 ^ ^ VALUE ABSOLUTELY FREEI . . .3 / 7 .0 0 with the Church... no other V -neck T - s h i r t ...... S -M -L -X L . . . . .3 / 7 .0 0 nation of the world” has as Beautiful. Irameless tanks. A th le tic s h i r t ...... S-M-L-XL 3/5.7.5 successful a program of M idw ay® ...... 30-44 . . 2 .7 5 "truly voluntary religious WIN A FREE ‘What-a-greaMdea!*.. .Free AUeraiions! T a p e re d B o x e r...... 28-40 ...... 2 .7 5 education in full-time 1976 AUT9 Unlikeothers. eveiiun murcluimtise voii buv Catholic schools and out-of­ — o m s r r — on salu. uur policy is still oinptele expert For details look for our school religious education THE FABULOUS FUTURA* II COUPON ONLY AY ulloralionsdl no cbaruit. Suit allordtions that programs.” might cost you iis much as Sl5else\vhereare Jockey® Brand Underwear Display SEWING MACHINE WITH OFF free at Amlerson-Little. The study showed, FLIPS: S E W 2 WAY SURFACE / Reg. ANDERSON however, that the decline Flip a panel for instant free-arm t. Price in parochial school LIHLE FIRESIDE” sewing of cuffs, pamlegs, all enrollments was not being hard-to-reach places. Has offset by a growth in IN EXCLUSIVE Hamster-Gerbil Home 1-step buttonhole:, much morel NAME enrollment in out-of-school SWING-AWAV CABINET Lithographed "home scene" religious instruction 'Sewing center' 2-level AODREU Interior. Wheel, platform, 97 programs. 920 cabinet design. Pet Lita Kits bottle, drawer, sub-bottom. 6 “For several years it has CITY Manchester Parkade been evident that registra­ DffOSIT EACH NBA Includes cat pan. REEAL M NEW OMWmn A K HELD WEHLT scoop and 2 bags tion in Catholic elementary 5-Lb. Cedar Shavings J 77 No purchasa nac«tMry...Muat ba over 18 years of MANCHESTER of cat litter. MEN’S SHOP and secondary schools has age or older to win. You need not be present to win Ideal bedding lor your little petl 'The Complete Men's Store' been decreasing in 262 but winner mutt spin wheel to select the winning car dramatic proportions,” the (from selection oM t care). Winner must pay all taxes ir s OUR 36th...LErS CELEBRATE... study said. “Less generally & license. known, although suspected FAMOUS NAME BRAND There’s No Place Like by many, is the fact that You couldallordto pay more. Bulwhy should you? 903 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER attendance at out-of-school * Dog & Cat Flea Collars THI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open evwy niM MONDAY thru SATURDAY 0:30 to 5:30 (prmal religious education lyton. thru Set MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10.-00 to 9KW SINGER W o h o n o r Kills fleas' up to 3 months. THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 programs has not been • A TrediiTwk of THE SINGER COMPANY SATURDAY lOdIO to S:30 rising in ratio 'to the BenkAmeocerd Buy now and save. 7 7 ^ • WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AND BANK AMERICARD • 856 Main Strati & Master Charge Anderson-Uttle y decline in Catholic school In Downtown Manchoatar A great name in tine ctothing lor men. immen & boys attendance. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. March 10. 1976— PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 nn**’’'" ■ 'Sr

WORLD ALMANAC — MHS alternate education FACTS Bell invented the telephone in 1876 or did he? B y PAUL E. SCHIMJLEK Jr. ci and said a stamp honoring him will working on a telephone device by also said public regulation of phone Universal Service,” was Vail’s idea, BOSTON (U PI) - Alexander be issued by Italy. A stamp honoring filing what is known as a “caveat.” companies was a good idea. and meant he wanted phone service program said successful Graham Bell has a claim on inven­ Bell was issued in Cambridge today. Bell was refused the right to look The company slogan for many all over the country, available to all,, tion of the telephone similar to that On March 10,1876, Bell’s assistant. at the caveat but was told its general years, "One Policy, One System, at a price they could afford. Christopher Columbus has on the dis­ Thomas Watson, heard the first principle. An alternate education program at because all of the students in the the effort has been rewarding, he covery of America. words on the telephone. Fifty years He shifted his work along similar Manchester High School, started this program have had poor attendance said. He may not have been first and later he recalled them as “Mr. Wat­ lines and created the first working semester and proposed as a full records. A few had been school DiYeso, explaining the program to. alone, but his was the discovery that son, come here. I want you.” He said telephone, tested in two attic rooms program next year, has had sur­ dropouts, he said. the Board of Education, said he has stuck — mostly because of the mus­ the inventor had spilled battery acid at 5 Exeter Place. prising success, says William been trying to get the alternate cle of his backers. on himself. The group of capitalists which DiYeso, one of two teachers leading Describing the program, DiYeso students involved in community ser­ Columbus had Queen Isabella. Bell Bell’s journal, written two days backed Bell intended he should im­ the program. said school hours are flexible for vice activities, but plans have been The Philadelphia Zoologi­ had the banking know-how of a group later, didn’t mention the acid and prove telegraphy. They tried to dis­ / DiYeso, who helped organize the each student although 4Vii hours of hampered by instructions to "keep it cal Garden is the oldest zoo of New England capitalists. showed a slightly different suade him from his work on the program with teacher Susan Hardy, school are required each day. For­ quiet.” in the U.S. and was opened But Bell had problems with his quotation: "Mr. Watson come here — telephone. said about 25 of the 31 sophomores mal classes account for just 45 He said, though, that half a dozen to the public July 1, 1874, backers. They nearly throttled his in­ 1 want to see you,” Finally realizing the value of his in­ enrolled in the special class have minutes of the school day, he said, of the students started a volunteer The World Almanac recalls. vention at birth and would have killed Either way, the device Bell vention, they reorganized into a shown progress. Three of the and the rest of the time is spent on in­ program at Bentley School this week, That year its feature attrac­ it years later had a reorganization patented Feb. 4, 1876, would not helping teachers with a "special tions were a bear pit and telephone company, on Aug. 1, 1877. students who haven’t been dividual projects. iion house. Recentiy the zoo not been forced upon them. transmit a human voice, according to Thirty years later, the company "reached” were to be suspended this DiYeso said he and Ms. Hardy have problem group” at that elementary opened a new reptiie house Ironically, considering efforts by testimony in the patent case which was near financial ruin. It was saved week, DiYeso said. had to make unusual adjustments to school. Also in the works, DiYeso for more than 300 species Italian groups to preserve Columbus’ dragged on until the Supreme Court by the monetary muscle of J.P. DiYeso said the participation of 25 teach the alternate education class, said, is a cable television show about of animals, ranging from a status as America's discoverer, the decided it 12 years later, in Bell’s Morgan and the management of the students is “tremendous” because of its lack of structu;:e. But the future of education. 3-inch banded gecko lizard Italian Historical society disputes favor. School administrators describe the to an U-foot, 485-p o u n d philosophy of Thams Vail. American crocodile. Bell’s right to the title, "Father of But the device Elisha Gray of Vail believed telephone competi­ alternate education class as a Copyright © 1J»73 the Telephone.” Chicago registered a few hours after tion was wasteful and suggested program to respond to students Newspaper Enterprise Assn. The group claimed last month the Bell also had not transmitted a voice. companies be given exclusive Only .Vermont voters whose needs aren’t met by phone was invented by Antonio Meuc- Gray warned inventors he was franchises in particular areas. He 27 traditional programs. Selection of students is based on several criteria; Students with a cast ballots in primary poor self-image; potential dropouts; students with lack of motivation, MONTPELIER, Vt. (U PI)-A bout write-in candidate. There were a direction and drive; students with 27 per cent of eligible Vermont scattering of 252 other votes in the high rate of absences or tardiness; voters cast ballots in the March 2 GOP race. students unable to function in a Sunset in West Germany presidential primary, according to In the Democratic contest. Carter regular classroom; students with WIN A FREE the official results released Tuesday had 16,335 votes; Sargent Shriver, skill development below their ability. As the sinking sun’s rays play on the quiet by the secretary of state’s office. 10,699; Fred Harris, 4,893, and Ellen The program, estimated to cost an waters of this lake near Hannover, West Ger­ 1976 AUTD McCormack, 3,324. There was a extra $12,000 in the 1976-1977 year, -DEPDSIT- A total of 72,270 of the eligible 266,- many, silhouetted families enjoy a stroll on an 000 Vermonters voted in the non­ scattering of 3,462 votes among emphasizes “survival skills” and COUPON DNLY AT binding primary won by President write-ins on the Democratic ticket. stresses basic curricula in social almost spring-like evening. They are crossing Ford on the Republican ticket and by Margaret Wright of Watts, Calif, studies, language arts, reading, wooden bridges that traverse the Steinhuder WDRTH'S had 965 votes on the Liberty Union ItadHstv former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter science and mathematics. Meer. (UPI photo) mi on the Democratic slate. ticket. The Liberty Union is the RnRrtGMI lllIKiwilGf The vote is not binding on the selec­ state’s third political party. A jkv < tion of delegates to the national scattering of 15() votes was made on Police search for trio in escape try NAME political conventions this summer. its ticket. HARTFORD (UPI) - men may have thought ADDRESS i The delegates will be chosen at state In addition, there were 284 W hite’s appearance in Authorities today sought Thomas J. White, 21, of conventions this spring. scattered write-ins with no party court. White was taken to cm PHDNE three men who rammed a Hartford, on trial for bank According to a report of the can­ designation. another facility. DEPOSIT EACH WEEK car into a station wagon robbery, was in the wagon. vassing board Tuesday, Ford had 27,- Among the write-in candidates. One of the three men, AS NEW DRAWINGS ARE HELD WEEKLY i carrying prisoners from 014 votes, and former California Gov. Rep. Morris Udall, DAriz., received Moments before the inci­ wielding a pump-action No purchase necessary...Must be over 18 years of the Seyms Street jail and Ronald Reagan, 4,892, in the 1,235 votes and A labam a Gov. dent, White had been shotgun, jumped out of the age or older to win. You need not be present to win then sped off in the stolen driven from the jail to U.S. but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car Republican race. Reagan yvas a George Wallace. 916. stolen car after it hit the A ^ ^ car. District Court on Main station wagon, but was (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes U.S. Attorney Peter C. Street. called back by the others & license. Advisory board names Dorsey said Tuesday the Dorsey said after who then sped off.______RINGS RINGS RINGS I Blrthstones, Onyx, Pearl Signet, Etc. patient advocates PIERCED EARRINGS Five volunteer patient Mrs. Shirley Rayburn, a advocates have been certified social worker ALL 14K GOLD Reduced up to 5 0 ”/i selected by the Manchester aide; Mrs. Jean Giguere, a Advisory Board of Health teacher; Mrs. 'Valerie to work with patients in Boland, R.N.; Mrs. Anita VALUES YOUR $ R 9 9 convalescent homes and Cunningham, R.N.. and their families. Mrs. Shirley Pagluica, at TO 15.95 CHOICE W PEWTER piano teacher. Dr. Alice Turek, town Mrs, Rayburn and Mrs. health director, told the <5- NATIONALLY Giguere have been board Tuesday that five assigned to The Meadows ADVERTISED I Manchester women have Convalescent Home, Mrs. completed a 30-hour Boland to Crestfield, Mrs. TANKARDS training course qualifying Cunningham to them to provide services Manchester Manor, and involving patients’ rights, Mrs. Pagluica to Green i physical and social needs, Lodge, Holiday House and and to report any problems Uiurel Manor. A noted in patient care to the As v o lunteers, th eir jood pairs Board of Health. length of service is un­ The five advocates are; limited. Tom Levi’S Hospitals granted rate hikes

W. I* JA HARTFORD (UPI) - up by $3 to $10 a day. At T ^ a t e l a ® Rising malpractice in­ Newington Children’s ONEIDA SILVERPLATED surance rates have per­ Hospital the increase will Good times, Spring times - suaded the Commission on be $5 daily. Rates will in­ get ready for all the really Hospitals and Health Care crease by $2 a day at Hart­ 12V2” ROUND TRAY to approve increases in dai­ ford Hospital and Winsted great leisure times in sets Memorial Hospital. The V ly rates at four Connecticut Reg. $ 1 O 9 9 you pair up yourself. All hospitals. price hikes, approved from that, master of the At Yale-New Haven Tuesday, take effpet as of 17.50 ■ " sporting life, Levi's / Hospital room rates will go April 1. Panatela.® All 100% texturized polyestetyl for a smooth, luxurious gabardine look. In Manchester hospital notes dusty blue or salmon. Discharged Monday: Also, Denise Colburn, TOPS: Safari jacket Theresa Cacace, East Hart­ Wethersfield; David Ruth. 8 styling with flap ford; Lynne Pozzato, 8 Strong Porter Rd., Hebron; Robert Ave., Rockville; Wendell Rumens, Storrs; Rocco Cam- pockets, yoke lining, Hayden. ,’9 Foxmeadow Lane, pise, East Hartford; Gary cuff sleeves, sewn South Windsor; Patricia Mosher, 63 W, Middle Tpke.; ENGLISH PEWTER TANKARD down epaulettes. Ouellette, 340 W. Middle Timothy Thibodeau, 29 S-XL. $27 Tpke.; Doris Doggart, 30 Winthrop Rd.; Karen Diane Dr., Vernon; Mary Cleveland. 179 Charter Oak PANTS: Flare leg McGill, Hartford; Murdock St.; Mary Salerno, 766 Center Reg. $13.95 Bain, 6 Indian Dr.; Nancy St. styling with Pouliot, 123 Bretton Rd. Western pockets, pre-finished bottoms. Sizes 30-42.. 10% Solid pants, $17, /' '\' Manchester Cycle Shop ONEIDA SILVERPLATED Check pants, $18. 178 West Middle Tpke • 649-2098 PAUL REVERE TO D&L Men's: Corbins, Safes - Service • Parte - Accessories Avon, Bristol, New “We’ve Been The Big Wheel In Town Britain, Manchester. For 24 Years!” BOWLS All Tankards are English f W « Are Your Local 0 Schwinn‘S Franchised Dealer 6” Size $ 0 9 9 made, have glass bottom Reg. n i.0 0 and a pt. capacity. Three WIN A FREE letter monogram 1976 AUTO 8” Size ‘DISCONTINUED ------DEPOSIT------$ 1 4 9 9 MODELS engraved FREE on all COUPON ONLY AT Reg. <19.00 Tankards. MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP Fashlon...fun...excltement...that's spring '76 by your favorite up-dated Junior 10” Size NO CASH - CHECK - MASTER CHARGE ire Watt going over big... $ -1 0 9 9 L Middle Tp ke. Sportswear designer...BRONSON OF CALIFORNIA. The newest fashion idea Reg. <25.00 EXCHANGES - LAYAWAY - BANKAMERICARD feeiing free, is play the game of "swltchables”- this with that and that with this. Great fun and good sense. Here's fashion at the 'top' of Its form in crisp Calcutta cloth, 50% ADDREtt iooking easy Celanese Fortrel Poly/50% cotton. Spice or navy, sizes 5-15. Matching cotton cm PHOW knit tORp In 8, m, I. Jumpsuits $35, striped skivvy $10, plaid tunic top $17, pants ALL DEPOSIT EACH WEEK $17, hemp-belted skirt $21, striped tunic $13. Sportswear, downtown and AS NEW DRAWINGS ARE HELD WEEKLY Parkade. No purchase neceatary...Mual be over 18 years of SALES age or older to win. You need not be present to win but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car FINAL SMOOR (from selecllon of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER & license. “Ifae your convenient ITorlh'i Charge Card..,it deserves a lot of Credit! PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Coiin., Wed., March 10, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976- PAGE ELEVEN

Police report Nursing home executives indicted MHS Spanish Club field trip PROVIDENCE, R.I. conspiracy and filing false alleged fraud by Rhode be on the street or in the Arrests made or sum­ (UPl) — A Providence statements. Island nursing homes. executive suite,” said At­ Minor injuries were local cafe. Court date is sing $238 worth of clothing. monses issued by County grand jury has in­ It was the second case "This office fully intends torney General Julius C. reported. Court date" (not March 29. The lottery tickets were dicted two Rhode Island handed down by the grand to continue its attack Michaelson. Manchester Police in­ required) is March 30. discovered missing from cluded: nursing home corporations jury this month involving against crime whether it to Puerto Rico is approved • Augusto N. Velez, 31, Thefts reported to Floyd’s Market, 1 Broad • Elroy A. Harrigan, 35, 'and two Connecticut of 11 Bank St., charged Manchester Police St. The clothing was taken of East Windsor, charged executives on charges of Tuesday afternoon with Tuesday included a mis­ from an automobile parked :0f»' on a warrant Tuesday obtaining state medicaid The Manchester High School fourth-degree larceny sing $160 worth of Instant near Mott's Shop-Ri^ reason for that travel plan is the • An A pril 8-to-13 bus trip to afternoon with two counts funds under false pretenses Spanish Club, which had planned a reduced airfare on Fridays. (shoplifting) at Liggett Lottery tickets and a mis­ Supermarket, Spencer StT Ray’s Washington, D.C., by honors students of third-degree larceny. in 1973 and 1974. February field trip to Guatemala, is While in Puerto Rico, the Spanish in U.S. History and the Current Rexall Parkade Drug The 24-count indictment Annual T R A D f IN SAU Police said the charges in­ Store. Court date is March trying again. students will take a walking tour of Events Club at Manchester High Tuesday named Alliance volve failure to return 29. San Juan and spend a night at the School. The trip, which w ill take two Medical Inns-Bristol, doing The February school vacation trip rented items to a Ballet Folklorico. school days, will involve about 44 • Peter M. Weiss, 20, of business as the Silver was canceled after the severe Manchester rental shop. your old wornout toward the purchase of any The Puerto Rico trip was one of students and two chaperones. The 71 N. Lakewood Circle, ' Creek Manor in Bristol, earthquake in that country. The club Court date is March 29. jeans or jackets LEVI’S or LEE four extended field trips approved by itinerary inclu.des visits to Congress, charged on a warrant and Warwick Convalarium. is now planning an extended field trip • Meir Hymann, 35, of (regardless ol condition) the school board Monday night. The Tuesday afternoon with WANTED *Denlm or Corduroy Jeans the State Department, the West Ger­ Since the alleged fraud, to Puerto Rico. 677 Governor's Highway, APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED ‘ Denim or Corduroy Jackets others: man Embassy, the Voice of America, breach of peace. Police the second facility was sold Tbe club's plans, approved by the South Windsor, charged on WE HAVE THE MEH are worth... ‘ Shirts • The combined French Club of and several museums and other said the charge stems from to another group which had Board of Education Monday night, a warrant Tuesday after­ filing Junior High School and MHS, public buildings. a Feb. 14 disturbance at a AHD THE KHOW HOWI nothing to do with the in­ call for a six-night, seven-day trip noon with issuing a bad going to Quebec City, Que., by bus Specializing In Weslinghouae, dictment, the staffe at­ your old wornout toward the purchase of any from April 9 to 16. About 30 students check. Court date is March This printing test pattern is' from April 11 to 14, A total of 41 are • The Manchester High School Ski General Electric end Hotpoinf torney general’s office shoes or bools Dunham Hikers and two chaperones plan to go. 29. part of The Herald quality going, consisting of about 36 students Club weekend trip, April 9 to 11, to Appliances said. or The school vacation week starts • Robert S. Crosky, 23, control program in order to (regardless of condition) and about 5 chaperones. Trip plans Killington, Vt. The trip by bus is SPECIALING IN Herman Work Boots April 10, so the club and its two of West Hartford, charged give you one of the finest George L. Weil of are worth.. also include a sidetrip to Ste. Anne de planned for 40 to 50 students and two Milford, Conn., who was teacher-chaperones will miss one at 1:45 a.m. today with newspapers in the nation. WESTINiaiOUSE MAJOR Beaupre, Montmorency Falls, and a chaperones. If it doesn’t snow, they following too closely and treasurer of two homes, may not be used with other promotions...Offer Expires April 1st day of school. Educators said the stop in Montreal on the way home. APPLIANCE SALES won’t go. failure to obey a red tight. and John A. Penzotti of DiCTHC $m KP« I PjWMK LOT UWT Bridgeport, Conn., vice The charges were lodged i MMITDINKZMKPIW after a two-car accident at president in charge of RAY’S ARMY & NAVY STORE Center and Broad St. in­ AmiANa MO financial affairs, also were SIBN iflIVICIlim Lartfent ( huin of Army & Navy Stores in Conn. volving Crosky’s car and a DuBALDO named in the indictment. vehicle driven by Michael '/« HIMItlL PL, milCHtlTHI mam 640-SI M l It charged $212,351.40 Bristol Torringlon Methane gas explosion was obtained under false Manchester Avon Rt. 6 Hall, 30, of 40 Earl St, Rt. 44 Main SI. pretenses in 1973 and 1974. BOS Main St. Farmington Ave. Downtown Other charges included kills 15 eoal miners D em o crats IPs a paper Bicentennial quilt to m eet Shawn Smith, left, and Ricky Correia, Grade 3 students at Robertson PARTRIDGE, Ky. (U Pl) - The I’he explosion occurred Tuesday at rhe six men apparently attempted School, display their class Bicentennial project — a cardboard and yarn bodies of 15 miners trapped 5 1/2 the Scotia Coal Co. mine, a sub­ to use a heavy tarpaulin called brat­ to n ig h t quilt. Each patch depicts a patriotic or historical theme designed by in­ miles underground when a methane sidiary of Blue Diamond Coal Co., tice cloth used in all mines to form an Manchester’s new 80- dividual class members. The 30 patches represent each letter of the gas explosion ripped through a mine near the Virginia border and about 40 air pocket after an explosion. member Democratic town alphabet and the four state symbols — flag, flower, bird and animal. near this eastern Kentucky village miles from Hyden, Ky., where a The Mining Enforcement and Safe­ T brbes committee meets tonight were found early today. The mine (Herald photo by Pinto) methane gas explosion killed 38 ty Administration said in Washington to organize and to elect its had been cited for high concen­ miners five years ago, late Tuesday that the explosion had NOW officers for 1976-78, with all trations of methane gas. Democrats urge more spending Kirkpatrick said six of the miners been caused by a pocket of methane incumbents expected to' be Nine were killed in the explosion apparently were not killed instantly. gas. re-elected. and six apparently suffocated from a ’ ’Nine of them were found in The administration had previously The meeting is at 8 p.m. mixture of heavy smoke and different spots and there were six cited Scotia for methane levels of 5 to Is the time Congressional report in the Municipal Building You'll be methane, said Kentucky Department who evidently were not killed in­ 15 per cent, A methane level of more Hearing Room, (mighty glad you] of Mines and Mineral Resources stantly," said Kirkpatrick. “ They than 5 per cent is considered Commissioner Harreld Kirkpatrick. The present officers-and checkedi were able to partially barricade dangerous, the administraion said. with no opposition at this scores Ford budget themselves." Kirkpatrick said an investigation feral good writing are Ted Cum­ WASHINGTON (UPl) - 'The administration’s charted by the ad- would be launched today to deter­ mings, chairman; Dorothy Congress' Joint Economic restrictive budget ministration." mine the exact cause of the explo­ Brindamour, vice- Committee said today proposals would weaken — Here are the com­ sion. Twal chairman; Mary LeDuc, President Ford’s budget and perhaps interrupt — mittee’s other major One miner, who asked his name not people to secretary; and Paul would weaken recovery recovery. We are at a recommendations: be used because it could jeopardize Phillips, treasurer. from the recession, leave crossroads in economic — A voluntary price- CQnflicting testimony his job, said the exposion occurred in The new town committee unemployment high and policy. incomes policy to hold a section of the mine that a federal will serve to March 1978. continue inflation at 6 per "We can move forward down intlati.onary price inspector had ruled unsafe because of open an Elected Jan. 21 at caucuses cent. toward prosperity and and wage increases. the high level of gas only the day heard in Gold trial in all 10 voting districts, it The committee’s price stability or we can — Continuation of before. has 10 new members — 7 Democrats called instead stagnate and suffer 7 to 8 current tax cuts at least Jasper Cornett of Knoxville,' fillin g vacancies and 3 for higher government per cent unemployment through 1977 and additional I'enn., vice president of operations replacing 3 incumbents accountat spending, temporary jobs and 6 per cent inflation un­ tax cuts if the economy W A T E R B U R Y ( U P l) - A tified with the shoeprints on the for the Blue Diamond Co., denied defeated Jan. 21. programs for a million per­ til the next recession com­ appears to be slowing Clearance Superior Court jury heard conflicting bloody kitchen floor of the Paster­ allegations that the mine had a sons and a voluntary price- es along." down. testimony Tuesday as to whether naks’ Fern Street home where they reputation of being unsafe. incomes policy to reduce He said federal spending — No Social Security tax shoeprints found at the home of Ir­ were killed. “ I feel those allegations are in­ inflation gradually to 4 per would be higher under the increase. ving and Rhoda Pasternak matched correct, ” he said. HURRY DOWN FOR TREMENDOUS SAVINGS the shoes of Murray R. Gold, on trial C o n v e r t cent in 1977. Democratic program but — Tile l‘’cderal Reserve McDonald said the discrepancy "But's true the mine does liberate Rrst Federal Savings the increased tax revenues Committee Republicans, Hoard should conduct for their murders. resulted from his having examined gas." those reusable items in a minority report, said it would generate would monolary policy to avoid full heel prints, while the FBI had The worst mining disaster in Ken­ into cool cash with James E. McDonald, chief of the the proposed progr-am mean the deficit would be any substantial rise in 25-60% OFF & MORE • MEN’S, WOMEN’S, only a partial heel print to study. tucky occurred Aug. 4, 1917 when 62 a qljick-action Want East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, New Haven police crime laboratory, "requires more of the little if any larger. short-term interest rates Gold, 42. a Forest Hills, N.Y. miners died in a Western Kentucky Ad. said Gold’s shoes or shoes exactly Rockville, Vernon and South Windsor excessive spending and Hanking committee and encourage reductions stockbroker, is accused of the stab­ Coal Co. mine in Clay. Ky. sim iliar to Gold’s left bloody prints Hepublican Clarence in lunger term rates. CHILDREN’S WEAR & HOME SAVINGS! bing deaths of Irving Pasternak, 71, a huge deficits which con­ at the murder scene Sept, 26, 1974. tributed heavily to our bout Brown of Ohio said; "The Kmergency jobs prominent local attorney, and his with inflation and reces­ next 12 months will see legislation should provide That testimony differed from an wife, Rhoda, 66. The Pasternaks sion in the first place. ” sustained economic growth one million additional tem- FBI report that said none of four were Gold’s former wife’s parents. with record numbers being pairs of Gold’s shoes could be iden­ Chairman Hubert porury jobs. Humphrey, I)-Minn., in a added to job rolls if we are General revenue statement accompanyig able to follow the path to sharing should be *Torbes the report said: fiscal responsibility being extended. at shoe-tamin First week car giveaway winners are announced

VRO O-O-OM, VRO-0-0- Shoor Jewelers: Anthony Carter Chevrolet. Edward Om! Agostinelli, 270 Hackmatack McLaughlin. 163 Deming St. T he H e r a ld ’ s 1'976 St. S & S Buick: Elizabeth W.G. Glenney Co,: Mrs. automobile giveaway, Mitchell, 34 Lewis St. Jonathan Law. 19 Baldwin Rd. Lynch Toyota: Evelyn Lar­ sponsored by the Retail Midas Muffler: Gladys son, Cooper La., Coventry, Trade Commission of the Gustafson, 25 J. Congress St. Moriarly Motors: Robert Greater Manchester Dairy Queen, Broad St.: St. John, 50 Pine St, Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. Ambrose Reynolds. 70 area auto dealers and 52 Diane Dr. Manchester Motor Sales: local merchants, is off and KIgwer Fashion: Alvina Lorraine Boutin, 37 Marble St. running. Pondribt 297 Union PI, Arthur Drug: Audrey The tirst of the weekly Pilgri^ Fabrics; Ruth Wentworth, 34 Center St. drawings leading to next Oakman, 34 E, Middle Tpke, B.D. Pearl: Martha Dioron, Adams Apple: Henry 88 C Ambassador Dr. month’s grand drawing Wyles, 425 Hilliard St. Manchester Honda: A.E. was conducted earlier this ACCESSORIES CHILDREN’S WEAR / ■ Liggett Drug: Ken Oliver,. Bayles. 295 Burnham St. GIFTS week. The weekly winners 159 School St. DeCormier Motors: Albert Knee-hi's in many colors and patterns. Of nylon for Girls' long sleeved print shirts of triacetate. For sizes 7 — one from each of the 52 Food Mart: R. B. Uzdilla,28 E, Bombardier Sr., 86 sizes 9 to 11, orig. 1.50-5.00 ...... Vi off to 14, orig. 8.00, n o w ...... 2.99 participating Herald Trumbull St. Deepwood Dr. Selected fabric, vinyl & leather handbags in black, tan Little girls’ famous name snowsuits. Pile lined: ■ advertisers — are listed Arby’s Roast Beef: George E.A. Johnson Paint: A, San­ or brown, orig. 12.00-24,00 ...... Vi-Vi oH machine washable. 4-6x, orig. 38.00-48.00 .. 19.99 purchase necessary- below. E. Cullen, 14 Bilyee Rd. ford, 80 Laurel St. Colored lucite jewelry: earrings, chokers, necklaces Girls’ famous name winter weight print sleepers. Winners of the weekly Dairy Queen, Hartford Regal Muffler: Barbara and bangles, orig, 3.00 & 4.00 ...... 1.49 8i 1.99 Come in and save! 4-8 yrs., orig. 7.00 ...... 3.99 drawings have their names Road: Mary Lalashuis, 190 Slossberg, 95 Milford Rd. Boys’ poly-vinyl-chloride jackets with snap front clos­ ing and patch pockets. In an earthy natural shade for entered for-the April 3 Union „ St. ,, Pottery Shed: L.J. Plante, READY-TO-WEAR 92 Grissom Rd. sizes 8 to 18, orig. 15.00-20.00 ...... 9.99 1000winners! Mari-Mads: Mrs. Nina Misses’ acrylic sweaters. Assorted long sleeved pull­ Little boys' denim jeans. 4-7 sizes ...... 4.99 in the grand drawing W ill KMart: Martin Armstrong. 51 Foster St. over styles, orig. 11.00-18.00 ...... 3.99-7.99 Boys’ nylon print sport shirts. All with long sleeves. All then spin a roulette wheel Fredrickson, 3 Ashworth St. Anderson Little; George Women’s skirls, blouses, pants and coordinates in machine washable. For big boy sizes 8 to 20. orig. f=lf=IF=L to select which of 12 new Manchester Drug: Marta Stanler, 586 Keeney St. many styles and fabrics. 30-40; 38-44 ... 30-50% off 11.00, now priced ...... 6.99 cars will be the prize. Zych, 175 Oak St. Manchester Wallpaper and Misses’ & women’s dresses, pant suits and longs in Assorted infants’ playwear: slack sets and overalls. Special advertisements Manchester Plymouth; Paint: Herman D. Gates, 136 lots ol styles. 10-18; 14V2-22'/i ...... 30-50% off Much to choose from, orig, 8.00-11.00 ...... 4.99 with coupons for entering Joan M. Kessler, 374 Vernon Highland St. Entire winter stock of junior short dresses lor sizes Toasty-warm sleepers lor toddler boys and girls. the contest are scattered St, Optical Style Bar: William 5-13. Many styles, orig. 21.00-39.00 ...... 9.99-14.99 Choose from assorted winter weight prints, orig TAKE A PLUNGE Junior sportswear: sweaters, shirts, skirts, pants and throughout each daily Country Loft; Ed Jolly, 33 A. Dickson, Brewster St.. 5.59-6.00, now priced at a low ...... 3-99 Chester Dr. jackets, now priced ...... Vi off Assorted slacks for toddler boys and girls, orig. 5.50- Herald. The more coupons Coventry. WITH WARNER'S Vittner’s Garden Center: 6.50, now priced at a low ...... 3-99 an entrant submits (in the Laurie Formaggloni, 134 Toddler boys' and girts' slack sets, orig. 8.50-12.50. NEW, DEEP CUT stores listed in the adver­ Glenwood St. MEN’S WEAR now priced at a very low ...... 5.99 tisements) the better his Tire Outlet: Ed Nixon, 12 Long sleeved print sport shirts. Machine washable it*s supershoe’s chance of winning a car. Green Rd, styles for sizes S.M.L.XL, orig. 16.00-18.00 __ 6.99 NOT-A-STITCH-ON" Entrants must be at least Rick’s Toy: Susan Leslie, 34 Assorted famous sweaters. Choose from your favorite sweetheart 18 years old. Bates Rd. styles. S.M.L.XL, orig. 15.00-25.00 ...... 8.99 sweepstakes! BRA...SO SOFT! Here’s the list of winners Samuel LTD: Dot DiPietro, Long sleeved acrylic or polyester knit shirts. Machine FOR THE HOME Let Warner’s play a supporting role in the first weekly 132 Harlan St. washable, S.M.L.XL, orig. 15.00-18.00 ...... 6.99 CONTEST RULES THE SUN-SHINY i n in your life with their new deep drawing: Farr's: Joan Boroch, 30 Famous maker slacks. With finished bottoms and belt Round or oblong vinyl covered hassocks. In lime or 1. Register for your favorite sweetheart Lyndale St. yellow, orig. 11,00, now priced ...... 4.49 6. In most cases, winners will be re­ Churches Motors: Diane loops. 30-40, orig. 15.00-20.00 ...... 8.99 ...o r for yourself. quired to pick up gl(l(s) at store where plunge bra. There are no stitches Sa n d a l f r o m 20lh Century TV: Lou Oken, ^ elected discontinued curtains ...... Vfi-Vfi off Julian!, 82 Oakland St. 2. Limit 1 entry/person. Duplicates wHI entry was submitted. on the front or the sides or even 76 Webster St., Hartford. belected tablecloths, now p rice d...... V4 off Ted Trudon Volkswagen: be eliminated. 7. Employees ol Shoe-Town stores and My Tyre Man: T. Kloo, 88 LAMPS & GIFTS 3. Registrants and winners must be 16 or Felsway Corp. and their families not inside the cup. You get a soft, COBBIES FOR Robert C. Varvelll, 61 Nor­ Foxcroft Dr. cover over. eligible. natural look with no stitching to man St. Cycle II raised ginger jar lamps with white pleated 4. Entries accepted: March 8-20, 1976. Alcar Auto Parts: Alvina your 8. 'Offer void where prohibited.' shov% through. White or beige. Dillon Ford; Helena Foster, shades. Lamp is in ivory, orig. 50.00 ...... 24.99 5. Winners will be notified by mall. Just come In and register ...... SPRING...21.00 Poudler, 207 Union St. LIMITED QUANTITIES. SOME INTER­ 179 Avery St., South Windsor. Assorted tapered candles, now priced ...... 75% off Soft cup, 34-38 B;34-36C .... 6.50 Shiny vinyl patent look with low Manchester Cycle Shop: needs MEDIATE MARKDOWNS TAKEN. ALL Turnpike TV: Keith Cor­ Selected gift items: floral center pieces, ceramic serv­ Contour,34-36A;32-38B;32-36C7.50 walking heel. The strap adjusts Gordon T. Filbig, 78 Hillside ing pieces, ice buckets, figurines and many more line SALES FINAL. SORRY, NO MAIL OR mier, 32 Hemlock St. Manor Ave., Vernon. CALL Underwire,34-38B; 32-38C, avail­ for your comfort. Choose white, Consumer Sales: 'Mrs. gills, now priced ...... V5-V4 off PHONE ORDERS. Nassiff Arms Co.: Mrs. C. 643-2711 at shoe-tow n. able in white only ...... 8.50 bone or navy for sizes 5 ’/4-10 M Harold 0. Melendy, 130 Broad Thomas, 6 Gerard St. ASK FOR CONNIE MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR Underwire, 34-36D, white only, 9.50 (no9 Vi) and '7Vi-9 N. It'sa shoe-inI 51- Ted Trudon Pontiac Inc.: Pathmark Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. CIr. Western Beef: Mrs. John Spencer SI (Silver Lane) A Hlllslown Rd Route 159 Judy Wilks, 690 Forest St., E. FORBES IN THE MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6. Hulsen, 14 Kennedy Rd. Olhar loealionc throughout ConnoctleuI Hartford. House & Hale: John A; USE YDUR FDRBES CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. FORBES IN THE MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-8. USE YOUR FORBES CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. Agway: Bert Cooper 249 Johnson, 18 Hlllcrest Rd. Ferguson Rd. PAUK I'WELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Coiin., Wed., March 10, 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN Obituaries ♦' --^ Pi Record noted li East disappointed rile Maneliesler I'eurvante J. Vicki .Mrs. Joseph Z. iBabineau Joseph Harrison Board of l)i rectors at Fearvante J. Vicki, 64, of 360 Main Mrs. Agnes K. Babineau, 79, Joseph Harrison, 74, of Boston, 'Forbes Tuesday night's St, was dead on arrival this morning formerly of 12K Bluefield Dr., died formerly of Manchester, died Mon­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital Tuesday night at Manchester day night at Massachusetts oieeling passed a after apparently suffering a heart at­ Memorial Hospital. She was the wife Rehabilitation Hospital, Boston. resolution eommen- tack while operating a snow blower of Joseph Z, Babineau. Mr. Harrison was born in Rockville with 18-5 record ding i\l a nr li es te r at his home. He was the husband of Mrs. Babineau was born Sept. 23, and lived in Manchester and Hart­ Mrs. Anna Verminski Vicki. High basket hall 1896, in Boston. Mass., the daughter ford before moving to the Boston By LEN AUSTER East won its first 14 outings before four junior forward Gary Carlson eoaeh Doug Pearson Mr. Vicki was born May 11,1911 in of the late William and Minnie area 28 years ago. Italy, son of Mrs. Palmira Vicki of cMarch Houseware Herald Spurlswriter running into South Catholic, which by was runnerup in both departments lor a joh well done. McNaughton McCain, and lived in Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Manchester and the late John Vicki, Strange as it might seem the way has reached the Class L Divi­ with 237 points (11.3) and 226 Pearson, in his se­ Manchester many years. She was a Charles McCarthy Sr. of Hollywood, sion finals Saturday against Warren rebounds. Pete Thompson, 5-10 and had lived in Manchester most of member of the Manchester Senior Fla., formerly of Manchester; and East Catholic was disap­ cond season at the his life. Harding at the New Haven Coliseum. playmaker, handed out 153 assists to Citizens. several nieces and nephews. pointed with its 18-5 record for The Eagles rebounded to win their ‘lead in that category. helm led the Indians Before his retirement a year ago, She is also survived by a brother, The funeral will be at Holmes he was employed by the Connecticut " ^ l u e s the 1975-76 basketball season. next two but were off and on the rest What’s East’s future? "I feel we to a 2l-.'{ record, the Frederick McCain of Brighton, Mass. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., at the Gaming Commission. He formerly So says Coach Stan Ogrodnik. of the way before being ousted from have unlimited potential next year l.f.lL ehampionship . The funeral is Friday at 8:30 a.m, convenience of the family. Burial tourney play by lightning-quick which started to be realized this was the proprietor of the Bissell St. Not taking anything away from the and to the <|uarter- from the John F. Tierney Funeral will be in East Cemetery. Crosby High of Waterbury. year. Next year everybody wiil be a packa-ge store, now known as team which worked hard and Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass There are no calling hours. “We lost our edge at some point of year older with one more year of liiials of the Glass LL Fuller’s Package Store, for a number diligently from start to finish, one at 9 at the Church of the Assumption. experience and I feel all will come Di\ision in the State of years. He also conducted an elec­ question lingers. How much better the season," assessed Ogrodnik, “I Burial will be in Holy Cross don’t know when. Maybe when we back better players,” Ogrodnik I'ournument. trical appliance store in Manchester would the Eagles have been if 6-2 Cemetery, Malden, Mass, were hit by the flu. I really don’t remarked, “We do lose Lusa, who in for a number of years. He was a Micbael A. Devine senior guard Bill Moffett could have Friends may call at the funeral know." East prior to its second every close game we won seemed to charter member of Manchester COVENTRY — Michael Angelo played? Moffett was geared for an home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, meeting with Northwest Catholic make every key play, but I feel we’ll Lodge of Elks and served for several Devine, 29, of Homestead Dr. died exceptional season but a stress frac­ was hit by the bug which stuck have maybe more than one player years as a trustee of the lodge. He Monday at St. Francis Hospital, ture in pre-season put a halt to any Mills E. Lambert around for about two weeks. Who can assume the role next year. was a former member of Campbell Hartford, from injuries suffered aspirations he might’ve had. The Eagles will lose to graduation "Basketball is a game of quickness Council, KofC, and Bishop McMahon ROCKVILLE — Mills E. Lambert, about 13 weeks ago in a fall while ‘.‘It’s not an excuse but before the B^s sign only 6-5 center John Lusa with all (East’s main shortcoming). We have Assembly, Fourth degree, KofC. 66, of 97 High St. died Friday at his working. He was the husband of Mrs. season we said Moffett was the one home. other varsity performers returning a lot of work to individually but if the Other survivors are two sons, John Theresa Wicken Devine. player we could least afford to lose,” for another shot. Complacency, good attitude is maintained then E. Vicki of Manchester and Gerald Mr. Lambert was born May 19, Mr. Devine was born in Pawtucket, insists Ogrodnik, “All year we would we 1909, in Champlain, N.Y., and moved have liked him to draw the op­ however, won’t be a problem. “If we will improve on 18-5." British F. Vicki of Milford, Mass.; a brother, R.I., and had lived in Coventry for tiere three years ago. kept on rolling as we did early maybe Scoring B, F. Pts. Frank J. Vicki of Glastonbury; a the past three years. He had been ponent’s top man. 1 don’t pass out ac­ V He was a retired machinist. but honestly it won’t be one of our John Lusa 170 66 406 sister, Mrs. Irene Hublard of employed by the Greise Advertising colades easily but I will say he is the He was a communicant of St. Ber­ problems. To a man all feel they Gary Carlson 84 69 237 Manchester; and seven Co. of West Hartford. best defensive player I’ve ever nard's Church, and a member of the could do better. We still have a lot to Jeff Heim 88 41 217 player grandchildren. Other survivors are a son, Stephen coached. His loss hurt. We missed 65-Club of Rockville. , prove. All a coach asks is they play Mark Dumais 68 54 190 The funeral is Friday at 9:30 a.m. Michael Devine of Coventry; his him even when we won 14 in a row. Pele Thompson 168 Survivors are two sons, Gerald E. hard and they did all year. I think we 72 24 from the John F. Tierney Funeral parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Devine His loss was devastating but it's no Jon Lindberg 42 38 122 Lambert of Ellington and Daniel G. did establish ourselves as one of the Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass of Jamestown, R.I.; and a sister and excuse. The kids played tremendous­ Scott Holland 13 12 38 HARTFORD (UPl) - Bobby top teams in the state," viewed at St. Bridgt Church'at 10. Burial will Lambert of Rockville; two Ihree brothers in Rhode Island. ly without him and I’m proud of the Paul Bienkowski 13 8 34 Thomson, a top British defenseman, daughters, Mrs. Edward Goslow of East's eight-year coach. be in St. James Cemetery. The funeral is Friday with a Mass way they worked together and Mike Donnelly 8 9 25 has been signed with the Hartford Lusa paced East scoring with 406 John Murphy Friends may call at the funeral Plattsburg, N.Y., and Diane C, at St. Mary's Church at 10 a.m. (UPl Photo) through adversity but I, think we 5 7 17 Bicentennials of the North American Lambert of R ockville; three points (17.7 average) and also in Ollie Lucier 1 0 2 home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Burial will be in St. M ary's would’ve accomplished more (with Steve Sullivan 1 Soccer League. brothers, Gordon Lambert and John Moffett)." rebounding with 283 caroms. Six-foot- 0 1 p.m. Cemetery. Otto Moore of Jazz blocks basket try Tom Hammick 0 0 0 Thompson, 31, recently played for Lambert, both of Plattsburg, and I'he Potter Funeral Home, 456 the Luton team which he captained Roy Lambert of Youngstown, Ohio; Jackson St., Willimantic, is in charge and was chosen its most valuable three sisters, Mrs, Blanche Gooley, (-cits' TMiiiiiiy lloswcll couldiri pel hull to hoop I.conard J. Wetiiiore of arrangements, player in 1974. The Bics announced Mrs. Grace Filion and Mrs. Evelyn I'here are no calling hours. his acquisition Tuesday. Leonard J. Wetmore, 61, of 427 Nelson, all of Plattsburg, and nine The center-back played most of his Burnham St., president of Wetmore grandchildren. B'A" DIAMETER ELECTRIC 4 QT. MIRRO-MATIC SPEED Jazz has Celtics^ number career with the Wolverhampton Power Equipment fnc. of East Hart­ The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. Wanderers beginning in 1961 and has ford, died Tuesday at Hartford from the White-Gibson-Small BROILER BY MIRRO-MATIC COOKER SAVES TIME & MONEY appeared in eight England inter­ Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Funeral Ho.me,'65 Elm St., Mrs. Disney, ((• .a Herald angle national cups. Margaret HoWat Wetmore. Rockville, with a Mass at 10 at St. after seven futile tries Thompson is expected to help the Mr. Wetmore was born in Rutland, Bernard's Church, Rockville, A author, dies greatly inexperienced defense that Vt., and lived in East Hartford for spring burial will be in St. Mary's 14.99 17.99 Earl Yost saw the Bicentennials suffer through several years before coming to Cemetery in Champlain, N.Y. REG. 16.99 REG. 19.99 The Boston defense was just unable FARMINGTON (U P D - A funeral By EARL YOST a 6-17 season last year, including an Manchester 13 years ago. He founded Friends may call at the funeral is planned Friday for Mrs. Doris Sports Editor to stop No. 9, the man with the letters 760 watt portable broiler in avocado or Cuts cooking time to 'A, tenderizes tough­ Sport.H Kditor "PISTOL" on his jersey. His 11-game losing streak. Hie equipment company in 1964, ser­ home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Miies Disney who wrote 47 gold Colormode finish. Detachable cord Bicentennial President Robert ving as its president until his death. p.m. mysteries, many of them set in er meats, retains food nutrients. Aluminum One game doesn’t make a playmaking was as good as his long and removable heating element make it alloy. With removable gasket, safety fuse. range, precision shooting. Darling said the team suffered He was an Air Force veteran of the (,'onnecticut. .She died Monday in season and that's fortunate for further off-season woes when their Korean Conflict, Fredericksburg, Va. at the age of 68, immersible for easy cleaning. Save! Also 6 qt., reg. 24.99...... 22.99. Stallworth (22), Lou Nelson (15) l''ruiik A. DeNezzo the Boston Celtics. The NBA's and Williams (13) aided Maravich in most valuable player. Franz Smuda, He was a past president of the One of her mysteries, "No Next of when flexed..."The Hartford Civic Frank A. DeNezzo, 75, of 122 From ring to court Eastern Division leaders the point-making department whiie decided to return to Poland "where Lawnmower Dealers Association, Kin, ” was based on the 1944 Hartford Center is a gorgeous place to play he is something of a national hero. " and a member of the Blacksmiths Highland Ter., Worthington, Ohio, circus fire in which 169 persons died. Onetime Manchester fighter looked like also-rans last night Cowens led Boston with 29 points and tennis," Arthur Ashe told newsmen JoJo White added 21. In hiring the six-foot. 170-pound Association of Connecticut, Officers form erly of M anchester, died The book's plot centered on "Little Billy Corcoran is now a tennis during his four-day stopover last as the last place New Orleans The Jazz led at the period, 26-22, Thompson. Darling said the team Ciub of Connecticut and East Hart­ Wednesday at Riverside Hospital, Miss 1565, " an unidentified child of teaching professional in Met- weekend. "It's a nice cozy area and Jazz of the Central Division trailed at halftime, 52-49, but wanted "an impact-type player that ford Lodge of Elks. He also belonged Worthington. He was the husband of about seven who died in the fire but mairie. La., and one of his star the fans here really appreciate good broke a two-year victory Mrs. Katherine M. DeNezzo. c : r ; y regained the edge after three would make the fans sit up and take to Orient Lodge of Masons, East whose body was never ciaimed, pupils is Jimmy Taylor, the drought and wound up with an notice that we are serious about Hartford, and was a 32nd degree Mr. DeNezzo was born in Hartford Mrs. Disney told interviewers she quarters, 81-78, and then turned play and before his retirem ent was former blockbusting fullback impressive 117-99 victory. into a rout in the finale. bringing a serious contender to Hart­ Mason. spent years writing in her school ford this season. " employed as an inspector by the Playing the fourth straight game While Van Breda Kloff was up Other survivors are three sons, composition books, but her first with the Green Bay Packers in . Rudi Schiffer, acting general Ronald Wetmore of Manchester, Connecticut Motor Vehicle Depart­ manuscript, a mystery, was not the NFL. without John Havlicek, the Ceits screaming at practically every call ment. were going down to their third defeat of the officials until the final session, manager for the Bicentennials, noted David A. Wetmore of East Hartford published until she was 35 years old. Corcoran writes that one of his the acquisition by the other league Other survivors are 2 daughters, before 11,230 fans at the Hartford his counterpart. Tom Heinsohn, and Leonard T. Wetmore of Norton, Her last book. "Winifreed,” will be friends asked why he gave up boxing teams of top strikers from Europe Mrs. Mary Egan of Manchester and (Fia 1 " Civic Center, dressed in Celtic and St. Patrick Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Nancy Lom­ published in April. Among her other and the Silk Towner replied, “I quit and said Thompson's job will be "to Mrs. Abramo (Joan) Ottolenghi of Boston, without its floor captain, colors, attractive green, was not his bardo of Glastonbury; his father, books are "Heavy, Heavy Hangs ' because of my hands. The referee stop the best in the league. " Worthington; 2 sisters. Miss Minnie was like a ship at sea without a cap­ usual violent self. Joseph Wetmore'of Miami, Fla.; a (1952), "Look Back on Murder” ^ iS kept stepping on them! ” Thompson said he was looking sister, Mrs. Lera Couch of Miami; DeNezzo and Mrs. JennieJJossi, both 11950), and "Family Skeleton' tain. PETE M ARAMCH ""It wasn't one of our better Corcoran, a handsome young man, Seven straight times the Jazz fell performances. They beat us at our forward to playing in America even and five grandchildren. of Hartford: 12 grandchildren and 2 published in 1949 and filmed under though the caliber is not as good as great-grandchildren. was a better than average club before Boston in previous meetings Stallworth, Nate Williams and own game, " Heinsohn reported. The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. the title ".Stella". European play. He also doesn’t The funeral is Friday with a Mass fighter. When a clipping on the death rl ^ f and for a time last night it appeared Maravich." Beat Boston, New Orleans did, by A at Ruse Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Mrs. Disney was born in Glaston­ regard Pele, the international •St.. Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose at ,St. Michael's Church, of Bobby March, another local man, JOHNSTONE JOHNSON the Celt mastery would continue with When the Jazz broke open the game running and shooting. The Celts wind bury and lived in Farmington, Bristol reached Corcoran, he took pen in superstar now with the .NASL's New Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Worthington, at 10 a.m. Burial will an 11-point lead in the third period. in the third period, it was a string of up their Hartford home' schedule and I’lainville. In 1960 she chaired hand and forward^ a letter. tennis," he added...The World Cup York Cosmos, as anything more than Friends may call at the funeral he in Walnut Grove Cemetery, Then the roof fell in. a dozen points that helped turn the April 6 against Cleveland. I'lainville's Charter Revision Com­ Both fought several times on the net matches again attracted the "just another player. " home tonight from 7 to 9. Worthington. mission. largest attendance for any indoor Pistol Pete Maravich more than tide. Boston is playing just .500 ball in same card and often sparred in Hartford, splitting in (our games, Thompson said his style of play The family suggests that any Calling hours at the Rutherford- tournament in the world with capaci­ lived up to his reputation. The slick Big 6-11 Otto Moore scored only Site is survived by a daughter, Mrs. training sessions here. losing to Atlanta and beating Kansas regards all opponents as equally memorial gifts may be made to the Corbin Funeral Home, 515 High St., Elizabeth Lang of Fredericksburg, ty crowds for all four dates. passing, sharpshooting guard threw nine points but he pulled down 14 One of Corcoran's most Citv and Portland. tough but beatable. "I can't start to American Cancer .Society. 292 S. Worthington, are Thursday from 2 to Va. and two sisters, Elizabeth Miles in 37 points, handed off 10 assists and rebounds and gave Boston fits around memorable fights was against John­ grabbed 11 rebounds. worry about them. Let them worry Marshall St., Hartford. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Mrs. George Tolve, both of One man's opinion the boards. about me." he said. ny Lyzak of Boston. Both fighters "Movement was all it was," Butch Bri.stol. Early foul trouble hurt Boston, "I guess we will start as a dark went to elementary school in Hart­ Just one man’s opinion: The Van Breda Kloff of the Jazz said, " with Dave Cowens picking up his ford and took up boxing under the baseball players and owners will get and the absence of Havlicek. horse, but I think we can progress THE FLAME FIGHTER™ FIRE GE HOME SENTRY™ SMOKE fifth with 11:02 left and the Jazz into a contender," he said. EXTINGUISHER BY NORELCO ® ALARM IS BATTERY OPERATED watchful eye of former world's together within the next week and "It was a great game for us, leading 81-78. Relegated to the bench featherweight champion Louis "Kid" spring training will officially beating Boston and doing it on the Knight first Schiffer also announced top for a rest, the Jazz went wild and English striker Malcomb Smith. 22, Kaplan as part of the community start...Speaking of baseball, while road, " he added as he puffed on a when the big red head got back into BRIDGEPORT (UPl) - The on loan to Blackpool, has agreed to center program in Hartford. Fred Lynn was in California soaking large green cigar which was given play the deficit was 15 points. University of Bridgeport will play a play for the Bicentennials this year, Corcoran reported Taylor, who up the sunshine and making a few him by Red Auerbach, Celtic general 12.99 49.99 Cowens went out with 5:05 left and 23-pme baseball schedule this and Thompson will return to England teamed with Paul Hornung and Bart iucrative commercials. Red Sox manager. hundreds of spectators started spring, including a meeting with the to try and recruit several other First Non-toxic, non-corrosive and easy-to-use. Installs easily to ceiling and detects com­ Starr to propel the Packers into, the teammate Jimmy Rice was in ""When we move the ball, we play heading for the exits, University of Connecticut for the Division piayers. Extinguishes grease, oil, paint, electrical limelight under the late Vince Lom­ Anderson, S.C., ready to accept any our best game. Coming out to meet bustion particles and gases in initial stage Charley Scott, shackled with five first time in the school's history. It Currentiy working out in the or gasoline fires. In antique white with of tire. With loud 85 decibel alarm and bardi's coaching, was still in great offers but the telephone never rang. the ball was all the difference, plus personals, had one of his poor nights Even on Stuidaiys Doug Dumas, local man who winters was announced this week the Purple Bicentennial camp is Kris Michallik. wall mount bracket. shape with fine reflexes and very the third period play of Bud and scored just eight points. battery replacement signal. in Florida, forwarded a clipping in Knights and the Huskies will meet veteran Polish First Division player, competitive. Tennis will do that for a April 13 at Storrs, home of the man, young or old. which Rice said the most difficult and Gerry Sularz. former goaltender You can cash an HNB check part of his freshman year in Boston Huskies. of the Cosmos. was with the press. "The Boston Baseball men in news press can make or break you,’’ Rice up to $100 at many retail outlets Two major league baseball men said. "No matter what you say, with local connections have been in they’re going to write it up like they John satisfied Pro basketball the news recently. Jay Johnstone, want. 1 guess you could say that some LOS ANGELES (UPl) - Pitcher throughout jConnecticut. born in Manchester, came up with a of the reporters favored Lynn Tommy John, idled by an elbow in­ new lease on life last year with the jury since 1974, Tuesday signed a 1976 because he was white. But I never Last night's .NBA play saw Chicago Philadelphia Phillies and wound up consciousiy tried to compete with contract with the Los Angeles as one of the team’s leading hitters. Dodgers. edge Seattle 102-101, New Ym k beat him on or off 4he field....I finally Los Angeles 101-96 and Golden State Johnstone has signed his 1976 contract decided not to rock the boat, go along John hurt his elbow pitching on and is anxious'to start spring training July 17, 1974. At that time the trip Detroit 112-96. In the AHA. for 10 years and get that good pension Denver ripped New York 128-112 and at the Phils' camp in Clearwater, and make a name for myself.” southpaw was 13-3. He had surgery to All you need is Fla...Ernie Johnson, who played repair the ruptured tendon in his ieft Kenluckv walloped Virginia 151-114 professional basketball in elbow and missed the entire 1975 ItnlU 102. 101 Manchester and who pitched in the Hockey benefit Jack .Marin hit a 30-loot jump shot with four seconds lelt to give t.'liicago majors with the Milwaukee Braves, Si-lii-iliilcil lonight III 7:40 ul the Atlanta Braves and Baltimore the victory over Seattle. Itollon Ice I'liinrr is u lll•m■^il Kiiiek.- 101, Laker, 0(> Orioles, has moved up from the No, 2 liorkey game hclwcen East to the No. 1 spot with the Braves’ PATs tickets Playing without Walt Frazier and Catholic and .Siiffidd with Spencer Haywood, the Knicks used 31 telecasting crew. Johnson has been proceeds going to llic Kevin Hurst FOXBORO, Mass. (UPl) - Head in radio and teevee work with the |«)iiits from the center combination I'und. I here will he an adinission coach and general manager Chuck ot Neal Walk and John Gianelli to 1E3 7flT Braves since he retired as an active charge, ^ Fairbanks will notify New England player nearly a decade ago. He overcome Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Patriots, ticket-holders this week of the l»ikers. succeeds Milo Hamilton who moves Van Impe unhappy an extension of the renewal deiidline PETER K GDDD over to broadcast for Pittsburgh. W a rrio r, I 12, l*i,loii, 0(> PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - Ed Van for all 1976 accounts from March 15 Rick Harry had 39 points and Phil Skip Carey, son of Chicago White Sox to April 12. announcer Harry Caray, will team up Impe, the veteran defenseman for Smith 35 as Golden State rebounded Shouldn’t you be a Favorite* Person?" with Johnson in describing the the Philadelphia Flyers and a Irom a 20-|)oint deficit early in the CREPES«PLUS™ 7" PAN BY 12-CUP COFFEE MAKER WITH Braves’ play on the field...Tallwood member of the club since its incep­ Anthony leading lim'd period to be;d Detroit. I’he EKCO® FLINT® IS UNTOPPABLE Men’s Club will launch golf tourna­ tion, believes the management of the Warriors redui'ed to two the number DIAL-A-BREW™ BY NORELCO ® ment play March 20 with the Easter Stanley Cup champions has a right to AKRON, Ohio (UPI-Defending ol victories needed to clinch the Classic at Mike and Karney Ovian’s trade him because "it is their champion Earl Anthony, Tacoma, Pacilic Division title. business, their hockey team." Wash., has a commanding lead this Niisgi'l, I2K, Net, I 12 18-hole course in Hebron. Nick (UPl Photo) 9.99 Pahoulis is the club president. A full But the 36-year-old Van Impe says week in the Professional Bowlers Gus Gerard scored 27 points and tied 39.99 he has rights and obligations also, to Association money winnings list and teammate Dan Issel lor game-high eight month schedule has been HARTFORD IVATIOXAL Stainless steel skillet can be turned "bot- Automatic drip filter coffee maker with arranged for members...Since his family, himself and his business Adjustment period in ring threatens to make a runaway of the lionoi's as Denver notched its 50lh toms-up" to make delicious crepes. Then Dial-A-Brew™ control makes strong, med­ Minnesota Viking lineman Ed White — so he isn’t going, title. win ol the season BANR^t trust turned right-side-up to fry other foods. ium or light coffee...just set dial. With won the NFL arm wrestling cham­ •Keith Allen, the Flyers general Anthony, who won his second ( tdonel, l.'rl, I t t Also 8" size...... 12.99 pionship he has received 2,000 manager, announced Tuesday that straight title Saturday, has earned Nine Kentucky players, led by 595 Main Stiieet, 621 East Middle Turnpike, 320 Middle Turnpike West, 220 North Main Street warming plate and glass carafe. Buy nowl Van Impe had been traded, along Referee Ernie Cujuu lifts the surging; |>ants of Houston's $51,400 in eight tournaments this leserve center Jim McDaniels' 21 bhallenges. The 6-3, 175-pound guard Anilreo Love after he took several good |uinehes from won $10,000 in the competition among with minor league goalie Bobby year. He added $14,000 to his ear­ immls. scored in double figures. The NFL piayers. W hite’s biceps Taylor, to the Pittsburgh Penguins Maiiriee Mef^iiillun of New Orleans lust night wliile trying to nings with a victory in the $100,000 tat iMiints was a season high for Ken- FORBES IN THE MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY-FRIOAY 10-9. SATURDAY 10-6. SHOP BY PHONE. CALL ^ -4 0 3 0 measure. 16 inches and 20 inches for goalie Gary Inness and “other sdjusi to the situation. Love managed to hung together hut AMh' Dick Weber 5 Star Open at lucky and only lour shy of the club considerations." lost tile fight. Tamarac, Fla. record set in 1970 against Denver. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN Baseball spring drills Sports Open Forum Legion replies to field rejection merchants, the Dear Earl, tivities. Post 102 feels that Within the last two years heard. We were asked to home. We hope to have our with great pride that we erect lights at Moriarty I should like to respond it has made a contribution we have taken our squad on submit a schedule to the schedule finalized within Manchester citizen and play other Legion teams Field and refurbish the to your article in the to the Manchester com­ weekend trips to Vermont town manager which was the month. donations at our home both in Connecticut and field. Secondly, construct a games. March 3 edition of The munity not only in the and Massachusetts. May I done and within a short We support any town throughout New England new field to handle the in­ appear long way off Herald: "Moriarty Field point out that each adven­ time thereafter we sponsored baseball Unfortunately Manches­ baseball program but under the name of Moriar­ termediate programs. ter is limited to two fields out for Legion.” Boys’ State and many ture has had an average received permission to use program, in fact we have ty Field. We appeal to your On Feb. 19, 1976, this other youth activities. Ap­ cost of B5(X). We want to Mt. Nebo for our 1975 even donated uniforms to for hard ball. Moriarty We have nothing but could agree on was to head to readers and the citizens of NEW YORK (UPI) -T he Court of Appeals, which upheld writer, on behalf of the proximately 800 young men continue to promote such a season. the program. It is these Field and Manchester H.S. praise for the Recreation Manchester to continue to warmer climates to continue earlier arbitration and court East Catholic is private. heavy snow falling outside was Manchester American have profited from playing program in order that This is January, we ap­ boys that ultimately Department, cooperation in support the Manchester negotiations. In an effort to better in­ decisions on the matter. Legion baseball committee A.L. baseball in this com­ every boy gets the oppor­ graduate to Legion ball. We feel that Moriarty the past years. We feel that symbolic. form the players as to what's going proached Mr. Silver about American Legion baseball The two stumbling blocks in the wrote to Carl Silver, assis­ munity. I .am sure I do not tunity to play A.L. baseball Any such program serves Field is the most suitable the root of the problem lies program. We ask that the Spring...and the opening of on, the two sides agreed to meet with our upcoming season and for our program for the negotiations. Miller said, are the tant recreation director, need to tell you and your and get him the broadest in the course of the discus­ as a beneficial farm wfth lack of playing Manchester citizen sign th e baseball training all the player representatives at following reasons: Our reserve clause and retroactivity. The requesting use of Moriarty readers what the major exposure possible. sion it was pointed out that system to us. facilities. It would appear the petitions circulating camps...still appear to be a Tampa, Fla., Thursday. owners say a new collective records show that we are Field for the 1976 Legion leagues think of this Up until three years ago a written request would be Our players are selected that the main thrust in re­ through the community so The players representatives will bargaining agreement would take able to get best attendance long way off. baseball season. This for­ program. our home field had always forthcoming. The question from the Manchester and cent years has been to ex­ that we may return to hold their own joint meeting precedence over individual contracts at Moriarty Field, so vital The calendar says there are only mal request iq no different been Mt. Nebo (now was asked if he foresaw Bolton schools. We feel pand the softball fields. 1 Moriarty Field. four weeks to the opening of the Thursday then meet jointly with the already signed, prohibiting players than any previous request Post 102 has expanded its Moriarty Field). In the that we make a significant to the financial aspect, the would hope that the Piayers Association and the Player any problems and the We are prepared to take major league baseball season, but from becoming free agents under in past years. Within my program within recent past three years we have contribution within the playing field is adequate, citizens of Manchester and our case to the Board of Relations Committee. The next answer was no as to the use there continues to be no court interpretation of the renewal letter, I requested a confir­ years in order to give played at three different frame work of Manchester there are electrical outlets the elected officials would Directors in order that our negotiation meeting between the PA of Moriarty Field. breakthrough in negotiations clause. mation by March 11. every Legion player an op­ fields; Manchester H.S., Recreation summer for a public address now direct their attention case may be heard. and PRC is Friday at St. Petersburg, between the players and the owners The Players Association says it It is somewhat dis­ portunity to play more East Catholic and last year The facts are identical program. Our program is system. The Legion is to the youth and young men Very truly, Fla. over a new basic agreement. does not have the right to bargain heartening to learn of the frequently. We feel that back to Mt. Nebo. We are this year with the excep­ funded by Legionnaires, proud to have introduced of this community who Robert W. Donahue The owners, who had been accused The two sides met for the 26th time away a player’s rights. If it did. reply via the news media. I this type of program gives sincerely grateful to East tion 1^. Silver choose to go Matt Moriarty Sr. who has the subject last summer in wish to play baseball. Manchester Tuesday and the sub-freezing of slowing down negotiations until an Miller said the Association could be should therefore like to a boy a better opportunity Catholic for its generosity to the city officials first been our gracious sponsor the renaming of this facili­ A means of resolving American Legion appeals decision was handed down on weather outdoors was indicative of sued by the players. give readers some facts to improve upon his as this is a private field. without even extending the for so many years, local ty to Moriarty Field. It is these problems would be to Baseball Chairman how it went in the office of Marvin the Andy Messersmith-Dave McNal­ The Players Association has about the Manchester capabilities, not only to In your article you stated courtesy of speaking to us Miller, executive director of the ly reserve clause ruling, took a third offered a plan whereby it would ask baseball program. prepare himself for future I Legion officials went over concerning any possible Players Association. Raised voices strike on that issue Tuesday. signed players to waive their rights, 1976 will mark the 47th years in the high school Mr. Silver’s head last year. conflict. The days that and obscenities echoed throughout Shortly after their meeting broke but thus far the owners have balked year that Post 102 has program but to further ad­ When we were denied use were reported in your arti­ the room as each side remained cold up, the Players Association’s stand at such a proposal unless it included fielded Legion team. One vance him in college and of Mt. Nebo we went to cle for use of the field are tward the other, on the reserve clause was everybody. of the principle objectives pro bail if he has those at­ then Mayor Thompson and correct. Obviously not About the only thing the two sides strengthened by the 8th U.S. Circuit is to promote youth ac­ tributes. asked that our case be every game is played at (UPI Photo) s a m Scoreboard New look Chicago White Sox baseball uniforms Whalers add trio Basketball Former major leaguers living in the Chicago area modeled the new Chicago White The New England drive,” said Ryan who Sox home and road uniforms yesterday for owner Bill Veeck. From left, Bill fTHA Whalers added an selected Busniuk in the Fast experienced defenseman first round. Kapp finishes stay Skowron, Moe Drahowsky, Jim Rivera, Veeck, Dave Nicholson and Dan Osinski. The MIDGKI’ shorts are designed for hot weather home games. W L T Pts Tuesday when they ob­ Busniuk appeared in 59 Cincinnati 31 35 1 63 tained the WHA rights to games for the Fighting Scott Cheney tossed in 17 New England 28 33 6 62 Ron Busniuk from the Saints. He scored two goals points and John Connally 14 Cleveland 28 32 5 61 and added 11 assists for 13 to lead Allied Builders to a Indianapolis 26 27 3 35 defunct Minnesota Fighting Saints. Busniuk points. He collected 150 34-19 win over First Hart­ Weal minutes in penalties. ford Realty last night at on witness stand W L T Pts has agreed to terms with General Manager Ron Carlson, the youngest of the East Side Rec. Steve — Top ^Yankees^— Carlton Fisk signed Houston 42 23 0 84 Gerrick had six markers Phoenix 32 27 6 70 Ryan and is expected to be the three brothers, is a 6’3, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - as some kind of,money-hungry player terested in honoring that agreement San Diego 32 30 4 68 available tonight when the 180-pound center who is and Bill Calhoun five for who wasn't interested in anything but and he put himself out of football by x-Minnesota 30 25 4 64 Whalers host the Phoenix rated the best of the tile losers. Joe Kapp has finished giving DURHAM, IS.H. (UFI) — Jim Sean Kearns. Mike himself. ” Kapp said, “ but when you refusing to sign the standard player but wants new pact Canadian Roadrunners at the Hart­ hockey playing Carlson testimony in his own damages strip away everything else all I ever Town, a junior forward from brothers. He is currently Oleksinski and Tony contract. MasBaehusettB, has been named W L T Pts ford Civic Center. trial in federal court against wanted to do was play football. Three experienced defense at­ Winnipeg 46 21 2 94 In addition to the rugged playing for Johnstown in LeFcure each tossed in Premium Belted 2+2 “It seemed ail right for everyone the Yankee Conference Player of the North American eight points to pace the New England Patriots and torneys — James McKay of the Year. BOSTON (UPI) —Carlton Fisk says he signed a renewal Quebec 39 23 4 82 Busniuk the Whalers also else — all the clubs I ever played for Calgary 34 30 4 72 Hockey League. Last Automatic Comfort to a 30- 2 PLY POLYESTER the National Football League. Washington, D.C., William Willis of Town and Mike Pyatt of agreement with the Red Sox for this season but still hopes to obtained the WHA rights to 2 PLY FIBERG LASS — Mr. (Pete) Rozelle and the others Edmonton 24 41 5 53 season with Johnstown in 28 win over Manchester “78” SERIES WHITEWALL Until the defense wheels in its New York and former San Francisco MasBacliuBetts also highlighted the negotiate a better contract. 20-year-old center Steve to have attorneys advise them but as Toronto 18 41 5 53 70 games Steve scored 30 State Bank, which received Mayor Joseph Alioto — took their firstoteam Yankee Conference all* general manager, said such Carlson and veteran center big guns in a couple of weeks, soon as I showed up with an attorney The hard-hitting catcher is in his x-Ottawa 14 26 1 29 goals and added 58 assists a 17-point effort from best shots at Kapp white he was on 8tar Bquad. The awards were an­ agreements were also sent to Fred Fran Huck. little of substance can be they thought something was wrong — option year. Since he and manage­ x-Team disbanded for 88 points. Brian Buleigan. the stand and none was able to shake nounced Tuesday. Lynn, Rick Burleson, Denny Doyle ”We are pleased to add expected. .that I was interested in litigation ment hadn’t come to terms on a new Tuesday's Results The veteran Huck was $ $ $ him. *On the team with the contract, the Red Sox sent him the and John Balaz. Clairborne said the Busniuk to our roster at Ill SIMvSSMIA . In baseball, such a period is called rather than playing football. In fact, Calgary 7, Quebec 4 the Saints third leading Now, Kapp’s attorney is down to Massachusetts duo are Tony renewal agreement. agreements called for “good raises” Winnipeg 5, Toronto 2 this point in the season. He Warren L u m m a the "dog days,” meaning it’s the at one point Mr. Rozelle told me my scorer with 17 goals and 32 presenting portions of depositions Hansen of Connecticut, Stan Under baseball rules, all clubs for all five. Houston 9, San Diego 2 has been an aggressive poured in ’28 points, Vic middle of August, the local team has attorney had done well by me but was assists for 49 points in 59 taken from Patriots owner William Wright of Rhode Island and Paul must notify unsigned players of their Clairborne said “progress is being player and we look for him Laplic 26 and Herb dropped out of the race and the giving me bum advice when he told NHL games. Sullivan and Rozelle. Nothing is Wholey of Maine. intention to renew their contracts. made" in negotiations with attorney to help us in our stretch Gromeck 15 to lead UAC players are merely going through the me not to sign the standard player expected to come out of either Connecticut, EC AC New The clubs have to do this in writing or Jerry Kapstein, who is representing Cunipliell Conference Barons to a 102-84 victory motions and praying for the end of contract." A78xl3, Reg. 29.99 F78xl4, Reg. 34.99 H78xl4, Reg. 39.99 deposition except for a minor con­ England regional champions, the players automatically become Fisk, Lynn and Burleson. Putrirk Division over Telso last night at the season. Kapp is seeking unspecified tradiction here and there. placed two players on the second “We have discusssed multiyear W L T Pts Unger new ironman Hling Junior High. Hick damages from the Patriots and the free agents. E78xl4 G78xl4 $ O C H78xl5 Kapp was on the stand a total of 4 The defense has promised to bring team: center John Thomas and Fisk said he was not playing out his contracts for the three of them,” Philadelphia 43 10 14 100 Kearney had a game-high %OA 1/2 days and, while the defense took NFL, claiming he was locked out of NY Islanders 37 17 14 88 NEW YORK (UPI) - season opener and scored a Reg. 34.99...... Reg. 3 7 .9 9...... Reg. 41 .9 9...... both Sullivan and Rozelle to San ECAC tournuinent MVP Joe option and the renewal slip he signed Clairborne said. “We also have men­ 40 points lor Telso followed *32 its best shots at him, the former star training camp in the summer of 1971 Atlanta 29 30 10 68 Garry .Unger has not mis­ goal. Plus F.E.T. to 2.27 Francisco to testify in person when it Whelton. The field was rounded is intended to be temporary only. tioned one-year contracts. It’s up to by Dave Hartford (14) and quarterback came through un­ on orders from Rozelle, the NFL NY Rangers 23 25 9 55 sed a game since he was The Blues fired just 25 G78xl5 $ O T L78xl5 gets its turn. Another one of its key out hy Murk Donoghue of UMass, “We’re still negotiating with the them. But the length of the contracts Brad Miller (12). scathed. In fact, veteran court comtnissioner, because he refused to Smyllie Division first called up by Toronto shots at goalie Glenn Reg. 3 8 .9 9...... £ f Reg. 43.99,. witnesses is expected to be former Warren Prehinus of Vermont and Red Sox in good faith and I expect to isn’t an issue. Bogner's upended *34 observers said he put on “a helluva .sign the standard player contract on w L T Pts in February, 1968 — 630 Resch, who got his seventh Plus F.E.T. to 2.65 Plus F.E.T. to 3.14 General Manager Jim Finks of the Boh W arner of Maine. sign a contract,” Fisk said. Pitcher Jim Willoughby signed his Dubaldo Electric, 92-75, performance," By his own admis­ advice of his attorney and thus was Minnesota Vikings. Kapp played for Chicago 26 23 17 69 games ago and Tuesday shutout. Bryan Trottier with Ron Riordan pacing John Clairborne, Red Sox assistant contract Tuesday. Vancouver 27 28 13 67 and Gerry Hart gave New sion, Kapp said he thought he more prevented from honoring a three- Finks at Minnesota and earlier at night tied the record of the winners with 45 points. inciuff^g and othw^----- than held his own, year, $6(X),0(X) agreement. The NFL St. Louis 24 23 11 59 consecutive games set by York a 2-0 lead after a Calgary in the Canadian Football Minnesota 18 45 4 40 Kent Smith and Frank ”I know they are trying to paint me is trying to prove Kapp was not in­ League. Andy Hebenton. scoreless first period and Breen added 14 and 10 Kansas City 12 14 10 34 Ed Westfall and Bill Unger’s presence was (allies respectively to the Wheel Balance Special Wales Conference not enough, however, to MacMillan mopped up with winning total. Bruce, Clay Wheels balanced PER Norris Division insurance goals in the third oft car: prevent the St. Louis and Hill Hence had 18. 16 W HEEL W L T Pts period. includes weights and 16 points respectively and labor. W H EELS $ 6 INSTALLATION INCLUDED, No Trade Needed Montreal 49 9 10 108 In other games, Atlanta Ml Bow ling Los Angeles 32 29 7 71 ^ Pro hockey (or Dubaldo. Neipsic dines Friday Pittsburgh 29 27 11 69 routed Boston 9-0 and Los «100 TRADE Detroit Angeles blasted Vancouver I’KE W EE 20 28 11 69 6- 1 . Chris I'arker had a fan­ Neipsic Tennis Club directed the U.S. Tennis Washington 8 50 9 25 Blues, for whom he now PINNETTES- Barbara Sweeney 505, Ron Custer members will gather Tournament office in New Adams Division In the World Hockey tastic night last pouring in W IDE “78” SERIES 515, Ron Cote 542, Bob skates, from falling to the Association, Houston 25 point.s to lead Communi­ A Seifert 203-523, Anne Noyes Friday night at the York City. SPECIAL OFFERI NOW GET $100 JRADE IN FOR YOUR OLD TV, REGARDLESS OF | W L T Pts Islanders 4-0 as New York 183, Linda Gustafson 191- Bassett 544, Ray Chittick Manchester Country Club Boston 42 13 11 95 defeated San Diego 9-2, ty Y It) a 37-23 win over - 0 212-212-586, Jim Magowan CONDITION, WHEN YOU BUY A CURTIS MATHES 25" CONSOLE TV. CURTIS ^ extended its unbeaten Calgary beat Quebec 7-4 VKW at the Cominunitv Y. 4-Ply Polyester Whitewalls 178-522, Ginger Yourkas to receive their awards for Buffalo 36 19 12 84 streak to nine games. 200-520, Len Farrand 517, Toronto 31 25 12 74 and Winnipeg downed SURE START 177-189-513, Gail Shimaitis the 1975 season and to hear MATHES IS THE ONLY SET THAT OFFERS A 4 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY ON C 78 xl3o r Dick Cote 520. California 24 36 9 57 Unger should break the Toronto 5-2. 12 Volt, Heavy 188-176-504, Barbara Bill Mott speak. record tonight where it all C 78xl4 A social hour is listed at PARTS, SHOP LABOR AND PICTURE TUBE. Flames 9, Bruins 0 Algren 452, Pat Twerdy Darcy signs Tuesday's Results ■ began for him — Toronto’s Duty Batteries $ Reg. 26.99 487, Chris Pierce 507, Dolly POWDER PUFF- Terry 6:30. Tom, Lysiak tied an Siemienski 194, Edith CINCINNATI (UPI) - Atlanta 9, Boston 0 Maple Leaf Gardens. Atlanta single game From the makers of Dawood 476, Dottie Mathes Movies of club activities Pitcher Pat Darcy signed NY Islanders 4, St. Louis 0 Unger has refused to be Exide & Willard Batteries 489, Rosemary Thibodeau Tracy 203-513, Sandy will be shown by Bill CURTIS MATHES • 100% SOLDSTAH scoring record with a goal his 1976 contract with the Los Angeles 6, Vancouver 1 benched — once when he and four assists to help 471, Mary Ann Mikoleit 453, Edwards 179-509, Rae Knight. Election of officers • SUPER MATRIX nX TUBE 19'21 Jacobs 175, Evelyn Cam- Cincinnati Reds Tuesday, had a broken finger and goalie Dan Bouchard rack GOOD, 24 month* V Lori Jones 454, Joanne Dey will also take place. COLOR TV A78xl3, Reg. 24.99 panelli 463, Ann Brendle becoming the 34th of the 40 • ONEBUnONTUMW NBA another time when he had up his second shutout this Our Reg. 29.99 ...... i 461. - Mott, of Holden, Mass., Reds to sign. Darcy an eye swollen shut with 17 473. is executive director of the • 4 YEAR LNITEO WARRANTY Kuslern Coiifercnee season. Randy Manery and SIZE REG. SALE fininshed last season with stitches. B E H E R , 36 Month* $< New England Lawn Tennis Allunlir Division Hey Comeau added two BANTAM E78xl4 28.99 $22 FLORAL- Phyllis Tkacz nine straight victories for W L Pet GB At Detroit, he broke his goals apiece for the Scoring two goals in the Our Reg. 34.99 ...... 4 SILK CITY- Ron Carone Association, previously an overall 11-5 mark. back in a swimming pool 201-511, Clay Nivison 201, 179, Jan Wright 499, Arlene Boston 42 21 ,667 — Flames. first period, Nassiff Arms F78xl4 29.99 *23 LaPointe 470, Carolyn Buffalo 36 27 .571 6 incident and missed the Kings 6, Canurks 1 held off a late rally to score BEST, 60 Month* $ * Ron Nivison 204-543, Rollo fall training camp — but G 78xl4 31.99 *24 Masse 207-208-607, Gary Sulzinski 187-506. Philadelphia 37 29 .561 6V, Butch Goring had two a 4-3 win o v er th e Our Reg. 39.99 ...... 4 New York 32 34 .485 11V5 was in uniform for the goals and Marcel Dionne Wethersfield Black Hawks Plus $3 Installation Cliarge H 78xl4 33.99 *25 Cockerhan 204-526, Brian 25“ DIAG ‘See Clerk lor Warranty Details. added a goal and two last Sunday at the Glaston­ G 78xl5 31.99 Boyington 232-554, Bob GOP WOMEN- Dot PECAN Central Division *24 Oppelt 534, Dan Humiston K eropian 177, E llen assists to lift Los Angeles bury Arena. W L Pet GB Caldor10W40 H 78xl5 34.99 *26 528, Jack Krysakowski 504, Zinsser 175-457, Janet Bat- GET A Washington 41 26 .812 — Youth hockey past Vancouver and move Bob Boucher, Danny the Kings back into sole Deluxe Motor Oil Dale Bauer 510, Gerry talino 179. 25“ DIAG Cleveland 37 26 .587 2 Aramini, Lionel Lessard L78xl5 36.99 *29 Houston 32 33 .492 7 group meets possession of second in the and Kelly MeSweeney PLU S F.E.T. to 3.08 YEAR OAK Norris Division. Dionne’s DEAL New Orleans29 36 ,446 11 Manchester Youth scored the goals for Long wearing wide 78 series; Atlanta 28 36 .438 1U5 goal was his 35th, three Nassiff’s in this playoff Reg. provides superior traction. Hockey Association will short of a club season 69c O N A 1976 WARRANTEE hold an open meeting contest. Steve Reading had Whalers set ^or drive Western Conferenee record. the hat trick for 25“ OtAO. tonight at 7:30 at the PINEORMAPIE Midwest Division WHA Wethersfied Rich Bidwell 100% SHOP W L Pet GB Highland Park School Andre Hinse scored once The New England Larry Pleau’s WHA record cafeteria. in goal for Nassiff’s made Milwaukee 28 35 ,444 — and set up four other goals Whalers take a long look of 87 points in a season by CHEVEHE Election of officers will fine saves near the end to down the road to another LABOR Detroit 25 39 .391 3Vi to push Houston past San preserve the win. an American. The NHL YEAR Kansas City 25 40 .385 4 take place and plans for Eastern Division cham­ PLUS Diego ... Ron Chipperfield SAVE record was established by 4 Chicago 20 14 .313 8V5 next season will to made. scored three goals to lead OVER A CLEAN pionship as they start the former Whaler Thommy BECAUSE THIS IS THE BEST COLOR Only Manchester PEE WEE WARRANTEE Calgary past Quebec... and ENGINE longest home stretch of the Williams. Paeifie Division residents are eligible to be Tied at 4-all at the end of season this week. TV ON THE MARKET WE BACK IT YEAR Mats Lindh tallied twice to regulation. First Hartford ^ 9 LASTS Before the week is out GETV W L Pet GB members of the group's LONGERI the Cleveland Crusaders aFREE WITH THE BEST WARRANTEE IN 100% PARTS Golden State 47 18 .723 - help Winnipeg eliminate Realty scored twice on board of directors. As the battle for first WARRANTEE Toronto from a possible will be in town on Friday WITH EVERY PURCHASE THE WORLD. Los Angeles 32 33 .492 15 The annual banquet will penalty shots to take a 6-5 place in the Eastern Divi­ playoff berth in the Cana­ night for a crucial Eastern Seattle 32 35 .478 16 be held March 31) at the first round playoff win over Oil and sion starts its stretch run 4 Phoenix 30 33 .476 16 dian Division. the Wethersfield Canucks Division battle. 100% Army & Navy Club. the Whalers find Portland 29 37 .439 18W last Sunday. Filter Change Car Care Specials themselves in a position PIX TUBE Dan Weinbaum scored 4-PieceTune Up Kit with Lubrication where they play nine of Tuesday's Results three goals and Craig their final 13 games in the SALE 4 Chicago 102, Seattle 101 Indoor tennis tournament Atkins one in regulation for friendly surroundings of Gym exhibition New York 101, Los Angeles Realty. John and James YOUR I * the Hartford Civic Center. 96 The Connecticut State in­ are sclieduieU including CHOICE I EA. Thursday night at 7 at NOW IN PROGRESS Golden State 112, Detroit Greg Macko of Clark had two apiece for And to make matters more door boys 16 and under Wethersfield. With the 8 ^2 4 " Duro Undercoat Spray interesting most of the East Catholic the girls’ MANCHESTER 108 singles and doubles cham: Manchester, Tim Berman gymnastic team will put on New Orleans 117. Boston 99 of West Hartford and Alan teams unable to break the Kit Includes 12 volt timing light, analyzer We dram and install up to 5 quarts # S A 5 ...... Reg. 1.99 rernaining games are pionships will be held for remote starter switch and compression tester of H.D. 20 or 30 weight or K W 3 0 an exhibition show. “A Good Place To Buy A Car" Leathers of Avon. deadlock after two five- STP Carb & Choke Spray against Eastern Division the third year at the minute extra sessions, For use on 4 .6 or 8 cylinder vehicles. motor oil. new Lee dil Filler: we #2 1 1 4 ...... Reg. 1.89 rivals. Included will be a ABA Manchester Racquet Club Tournament play begins lube all necessary grease points tumbling demonstration, a at 4 p.m. Friday with the game officials decided on Petersen Repair Manuals Prestone Tuff Stuff, Reg. 1.99 W L Pet GB this weekend. penalty shots. LEE FILTERS The stretch drive opens dance and whip routine and v p n p i k e singles and doubles finals TOFITUOSTCARS Marvel Oil, Qt...... Reg. 1.99 tonight when the Whalers CHEVROLH OPEN Denver 50 16 .758 - Thirty-two boys from the Weinbaum and Bob Reg.2.79 1.99ea. Reg.3.69 2.77e routines on the four com­ New York 42 25 .627 8W Sunday afternoon at 2. Ten­ host Phoenix, led by MON.-TUES. 9-6 New England area will be Thulin scored for Realty petitive areas — uneven CARTER CO. INC. TELEVISION ^ APPLIANCES San Antonio 39 26 .600 lOW competing for the crown. nis enthusiasts are Boston native Robbie while John Clark was the bars, balance beam, floor WED.-FRI. 9-9 Kentucky 37 31 .544 14 This year’s draw is strong welcome to take this op­ Ftorek who has become the exercise and vaulting. Indiana 33 37 .471 19 portunity to view New lone scorer for the 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: highest scoring American SAT. 9-5 because it helps decide Canucks. Manchester MANCHESTER There will be an admis­ St. Louis 30 38 .441 21 England’s finest Junior WED. thru SAT. born hockey player in the NEXT TO STOP & SHOP Virginia 12 57 .174 3915 who may play in national goalie Ron Calabro turned sion with proceeds going to BUDGET TO*36 MONTHS tournaments. players in action. Call the 1145 Tolland Turnpike open Late Every Night history of major league buy new gymnastic equip­ away four shots. EiceptSat.’til6pm. 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Tuesday's Results The top 20 players in the Manchester Racquet Gub hockey. He recently broke ment. for any additional informa­ Wethersfield outshot the Denver 128, New York 112 rankings for 16 years olds local entry, 30-18. Kentucky 151, Virginia 114 tion. f' PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10. 1976

M M S T E Q V E N IN G HERALD, Mancheste^gonn., Wed., March 10. 1976 - PAGE SFVFNTF,.. Area police Council seeks manager • Robert Wendus, 17, of 41 Range Hill Or. was arrested on a court South Windsor council-manager to strong-mayor warrant Tuesday charging him with government will hamper the job of fourth-degree larceny in connection A committee consisting of three attracting good candidates. with a burglary March 3 at the town councilmen will screen Weathervane Apartments. He is to applicants for town manager. The petition in itiate by Coun­ SPo appear in Common Pleas Court 19 in Terry V. Sprenkel will leave South cilman Robert Myette is reported to Windsor after serving as town have 1,200 signatures. Rockville March 31. *Q to 4) 4) • Eng Hon Kong, 23, of West Hart­ manager for 14 years to be city At a work session Monday night, ford was charged with disorderly manager in Ames, Iowa. *3 5. S *5 Councilwoman Cile Decker - S'o Many councilmen have expressed conduct and failure to surrender expressed concern no candidates < z tk i II.: registration during a routine motor concern a recent petition calling for would take the job for fear of losing it 0 5 vehicle check tuesday. Court is a referendum on a change from if the government style was ml March 31. switched. Mrs. Decker called for a stand on H t r r the petition. A Councilman Leonard Sorosiak said he felt if the council were polled, CO "We would favor the system as it Area news presently stands.” Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor The council has agreed to wait un­ (Herald photo by Richmond) ■Bolton Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon til its next work session to discuss the situation further. St. Josephus students capture top DAR essay medals -I'g < o a „ i s s i Mrs. Mary E. Kirkpatrick, historian of the Captain Noah Grant Chapter, Daughters of the o ft) American Revolution, presented DAR history medals to two students at St. Joseph’s School i/s a J n m Muzio tops Baum 21-17 Rockville, Saturday. Mrs. Kirkpatrick pins a medal on Karen Poulin as Donald Saya, the 5 5 f other winner, and Sister Joan, social studies teacher, look on. The DAR sponsored the American History Essay contest. Certificates of appreciation were presented to other for Democratic party post students in area schools. The contest was open to students in Grades 5-8 in the Vernon, O Tolland, and Ellington schools. The subject was “The Declaration of Independence.” u i £ < Vernon Muzio was endorsed by the missioner ol the state Motor Vehicle V t Delegates from the 33th Senatorial delegates from Ashford, Brooklyn, Department. District elected Benjamin Muzio of Chaplin, Eastford, Pomfret, Baum was nominated by Kevin Fewer students mean teacher cuts V ^ h Stafford as interim state central Somers, Stafford, Union, Willington, Cavanagh of Tolland. He and the M Woodstock, and two from Mansfield. seconder, Tom Dooley, termed East Hartford Special education students, About $379,055 will be saved in 0 ^ ;= committeeman Tuesday night. because so many are mainstreamed, They defeated a motion to change Before the voting, Atty. Leo Baum a "dynamic young man with Town schools will have a pupil- teacher pay. were included in the student figure. d:.3 « the rules on the term of that office. Flaherty Jr. of Vernon moved for the drive, energy and ability to com­ teacher ratio (PTR) of 15-1 in 1976- With lower enrollment predicted, 24 u ii- Running against Muzio was Lester voting by secret ballot. His motion municate and organize.” 77. Open Enrollinent m Baum is Vernon’s Democratic teachers positions will be cut. Supt. •Its Baum of Vernon. Muzio took • 21 lost. The ratio, approved by the board The board also voted Monday night Eugene Diggs said it is his and the E s« delegate votes and Baum 17. Muzio was nominated by Frank town chairman and is head of the this week, includes all students and to add $50,000 to the transportation e In board's hope this number will be \ The vacancy was created by the re­ Milardo of Brooklyn who said he town's redevelopment agency. He all certified personnel below the budget after approving busing Open taken care of by retirements and cent death oif Attilio Frassinelli of would keep a good rapport between ran the election campaign for level of assistant superintendent. Enrollment students. leaves. Stafford who helped the office for the town chairmen and the central Congressman Christopher Dodd in Presently the Open Enrollment more than 20 years. committee. Milardo and his Vernon. policy states parents of children who The nine Vernon delegates gave seconders cited Muzio's experience . The regular election for state cen­ Local EMT training planned choose to attend a school out of their their support to Baum along with as selectmen in Stafford for 14 years tral committeeman will be held in district must provide their own and his 12 years in the General about two tnonths. ft is likely Baum transportation. a three from Ellington, three from arrange for state aid in setting up Assembly. He is deputy com­ and Muzio will be the contenders Coventry Board member Robert Bannon, Tolland, and one each from Hampton refresher courses 24 hours long for u i Eog center and to the existing facility in HEBRON—The Board of Education will work on the night on the proposed purchase of the Rockville the Congregational Church on Rt. 30. proposed budget ’Thursday at 8 p.m. in the library of Cinema building will be conducted at the Memorial She also asked if all of the children the Gilead Hill School. After several work sessions, Building Park Place, Rockville at 7:30 p.m. The to be involved could attend the mor­ the budget is down to $1,040,007. Lottery funds totalling meeting was originally scheduled at the former Ad­ ning kindergarten session and if, next about $5,500 may help get it down, said Assistant Supt. ministration Building, W. Main St. year, the 15 to 22 kindergarteners Richard Zanini. Other agenda items include report on Bolton Ball leaders expected could attend the Center building use, bus inspections, immunizations, a prin­ Nurse retires cipal exchange program, field trips, preschool o 4) > —•o C . Road School which is adjacent to the VERNON—Mrs. Esther North, a registered nurse at Enjoying the annual Firemen’s Ball Saturday in Bolton are two church. screening, and the Kregg family residence boundaries. ^ E c O' —J xi O Rockville General Hospital for 28 years, has retired OJ o o of the leaders that helped keep the annual event in Bolton, She said a letter is being sent to the -JCC C o U J«»9 t3 Madge and Ronnie Morra. Morra was chairman again this year. principals of all the schools and the Ellington. She has been on the maternity department O^ (rt £> ^o l l g i librarians asking for donations of II5 M 0) ♦- (U y A capacity crowd danced to the music of the D.J.’s at Piano’s COVENTRY—An advocate of Jimmy Carter, run­ staff. Her coworkers honored her at a retirement par­ CO (A ® used materials such as flash cards V \ C Itestaurant on-Rt. 44A. (Photo courtesy of Larry Shaw) ning for the Democratic presidential nomination, will ty on March 4. Her plans for the future include S 2 ® ® and games. address the Coventry Young Democratic Club traveling and visiting friends. 0 ^ 5 She added G. G. May, maintenance M Thursday in the Town Hall at 8 p.m. The meeting is oe CM p c supervisor, has been asked for used open to the public. —u y 1d o Cattanach forms group equipment such as desks and chairs. School hoard meets Vf Q O i2S s (/) > 3CVJ Mrs. Linderman explained the Last skating day BOLTON — The Board of Education will meet to help pick principal board of the center is attempting to SOUTH WINDSOR—Next Tuesday is the last session Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Bolton Center .School library g s | obtain financing for the expanded for Family Ice Skating sponsored by the Recreation program. If no money comes by to discuss policies, programs and contracts. Hebron Fairfield, Social Studies; Barbara Department at the Hartford Arena. lU £ < David Cattanach, Superintendent of September then the expansion will Ui Wythe, Art; Stuart Gillespie, Music; not be done. Winter decorations Gloria Holbrook, Reading; Barbara Clinic men to give talk Regional District 8, has formed a 19- The center has assisted more than Hartshorn, Special Education; Carol EAST HARTFORD — Rocco Toce of the Public N b ® ^ lAIIAlOO ^ person committee to assist him in 100 children from low income COVENTRY—Arthur Tournas and Clifford Johnson (0 N -O Hagen, Physical Education; David Works Department, Cemetery Division, requests all O S 5 screening candidates for the prin­ families during its three years.Its of the Manchester Community Child Guidance Clinic Mordavsky, Industrial Arts; Delia winter decorations in town cemeteries be removed by cipal designate position at Rham leaders say it must now expand to will address the Board of Education Thursday at 7:30 High School. Adorno, Guidance; Tom Juiiani, the owners by March 21. Any not removed will be dis­ n i l continue to serve needy families in p.m. in the teacher’s room of the high school. They will The committee consists of 14 Mathematics; Ronald Ouellette, carded. Toce will answer questions about the matter the Vernon area. explain the clinic’s services to Coventry families. at the Hillside Cemetery, 528-4046. teachers, three students, and two Social Studies. State Rep. Robert Walsh will also discuss pending non-instructional personnel. Students are Pam Wood, Stan Fox, legislation in the General Assembly that may affect ^ V I - Teachers are: Barbara McGovern, and Ron Dumond. the board. Democrats to meet English; Henry Grabber, Science; Non-instructional members are Lissa Rotundo, Science; Priscilla Lorraine Bartolucci and Herbert Spaghetti dinner BOLTON — John Marianos, Democratic Town Com­ Blanchette, Social Studies; Donna Johnson. Rockvilid mittee chairman here, said the Democratic State Cen­ BOLTON—The Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife and hospital notes tral Committee’s affirmative action committee will Drum Corps of Bolton will give a spaghetti dinner hold a seminar and public hearing Thursday at 8 p.m. March 28 from 4 to 7 p.m. at St. Maurice Church’s CO at the Illing Junior High School in Manchester. Anyone parish center. Tickets are available by calling 649-7976 • a t C/> C O Children stay busy in Andover Discharged Monday: Shirley Antonelli, interested may attend, he said. C O H - Vernon Ave., Rockville; Jason Doudera, or 643-2628. S i The 10-member all star team in the Wall muruls Albert Rd., 'Tolland; Muriel l^stonguay, three-town basketball league fpr Talcottville Rd., Vernon; Kathryn Inspectors meet Flame of Freedom 121 Gilead, Andover and Hebron includes Grade 6 recently completed wall CJ Mixon, Meadow Lark Rd., Vernon; Gary COVENTRY—’The building inspectors of Tolland and s four boys from Andover. murals on prehistoric life. They are BOLTON - Bolton Girl Scouts will light the Flame C fin Roegiers, Storrs; Mrs. Jeanne Salois and Windham Counties will meet ’Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in cu . They are Don Dressel, Ricky hanging in the school’s lower daughter. Summit Dr., Tolland; Joseph of Freedom in honor of the birthdays of Girl Scouting the Coventry Town Hall. All area inspectors are in­ Violette, Jason Woo and Ricky hallway. Tarcho, Stafford Springs. and the nation. The candle lighting ceremony will be vited. ■8= Hutchinson. Paper drive success Births Monday: A daughter to Mr. and Friday at 7 p.m. at the Bolton Center green. David Brownie helper Boy Scout Troop 124 earned $102 Mrs. Francis Fagan, Pleasant St., Dreselly, first selectman, will receive a candle. from its recent paper drive. The Rockville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. St. Patrick Refreshments will be served at the Bolton 2 ">8 The Brownie leader is in need of a Raymond Leffingwell, Stafford Springs; Congregational Church. Scouts attending are asked to helper. Anyone interested is asked to money will be used toward camp and VERNON — ’The Thaddius Kozciuszko Club, 1 Ver­ s i upcoming events. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Luelen bring a white candle and finger foods. The public is in­ call Kathy Slobodian, 742-6191. Ouellette, Jelly Rd., South Windsor. non Ave., Rockville, will sponsor a St. Patrick's day vited. X PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 — PAGE NINETEEN Grasso bookkeeping proposal SNNIAL King George III, elated over IFhare Quality Alumyt Exceedt The Price/ his agreement on Jan. 7, 1776 with the German government in Brunswick for trained mercenaries to use in the p l « getting skeptical reception colonies, wrote to his First ,■ 2 S I E z Lord of the Admiralty, Lord ' T i l ? ? Sandwich, "We must show 1215*A SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD Kililur'ii nul«! Thin is the second state workers. She is counting upon City’s financial crisis,” she said. MEATOWN these rebels that the British si?3i? |iurl of u series on the problems passage of the measure by the Apparently that fear is shared by lion, that has been aroused, ^ 3 (iov, Kllu T. Grusso is expected to legislature this year to save $20 investors because last week Moody’s has not only his wonted resolu- a , tion but has the added M eat E conomy 0 utlet enrounter with iier hudget next million next fiscal year. Investor’s Service lowered the J o o S . fisrui year. The third part will Although logically it would seem state's credit rating, citing its swiftness of a race horse,” IIIM ID C" Wed. > to 6 • Thurs., Fii. 9 to 9 1 1 1 - ° The World Almanac recalls. 3 8 examine the uiternative of cutting Connecticut must someday be reliance on one-time-only revenues I llvyilW a Sat. 8 to 6 * (Closed All Day Monday) « to < 2" < u> p t i I M ? spending.) saddled with a year when only 11 to meet the cash shortage which is a months of revenues are available, continuing problem. SI 5 '- S s ? s » ) PK'I'ER A. BROWN s jo 3 2 - TO i -S’ ft that day will never come unless the Standard and Poor’s since has '. 0| ? - = !i HARTFORD (DPI) - Gov. E lla T. Oven Ready, Choice of Ist-Sth Rlb$ i i . ¥ ? l/ t state decides to reverse its retained its AA rating of Connec­ ’ a2 iiI 5 3|5S?!^8 : Grasso wants to balance next year’s ticut. 2 l i ; 1 8 .9 s budget by making believe it is 13 bookkeeping policy. Schoorvowsto protect 0 Q. {J '■ The governor’s budget would put RIB ROAST i* v;> ; i '' j, months long. Despite the seeming ingenuity of the state on the accrual system for Her critics say the budget — u » Mrs. Grasso’s plan, which would the collection of public service cor­ inform ation sources j 5 ^ ? 3 7 achieved through a bookkeeping ?3 3r< * "eS N > avert the need for an election-year poration, alcohol and cigarette taxes, OF BEEF device — is poor fisoai policy. She ' ! ? i | 8j tax hike, many lawmakers think the and the accounting for federal says it's a perfectly acceptable ac­ DURHAM, N.H. (UPI) cast newspeople for proposal will lead Connecticut down revenue sharing grants. ,|L ^ I J counting practice. — CBS newsman Daniel Schorr. Asked what he felt the same path to fiscal ruin as New A dispute about the size of the sales At issue is changing the state’s Schorr said Tuesday night about this, Schorr York City. tax revenues has cast further doubt a i s method of counting revenues, from he w ill protect his sources answered, “ I am absolute­ n n * « . C O about the viability of Mrs. Grasso’s the current policy of crediting the from a House of Represen­ ly appalled at the program, with the legislature’s fiscal money when it is received in state "There is nothing wrong with ac­ tatives investigation. parochialism bordering on * 1 . 2 9 . H llfs watchdog claiming her projections coffers to when it is earned. cruing revenues as long as you ac­ The House Ethics Com­ cannibalism of my “The King ol Roaatar are $22.5 m illion too high. iilsll The shift to the so-called "accrual crue expenditures,” says House mittee has been ordered by colleagues in the press.” 5 ' - 3 system” would enable the state to Minority Leader Gerald F. Stevens, the full House to find out Schorr said the House a S s i report proved “ em­ 5 -2 a- a 32' n spend in the fiscal year ending June R-Milford, Mrs. Grasso’s loudest liunking on sales lax rise who leaked a report on the a“3 3 2 g c/> critic, who is thought to have designs barrassing” to the CIA, Center Cut, Slijsed Thin Sliced, ? . ® 3 ** — 30, 1977, some $43.7 million dollars The Office of Fiscal Analysis says CIA to Schorr and whether and showed the CIA had Italian Style that will collected the following on her job. Finance Commissioner Jay 0. any action should be taken W c done “ silly, stupid things.” 2 month. Tepper, the chief architect of Mrs. against Schorr. Schorr has m H > The administration’s rationale is admitted handing over a BOILED VEAL Dfinorruts concerned Grasso’s budget, is banking too X 1 O that since the taxes Were actually heavily on a sharp rise in sales tax draft report from the The governor’s problem is that defunct House intelligence < O H earned during the first fiscal yeaf revenues. HAM CUTLET they should be credited to that many Democrats, who outnumber committee on CIA covert sS ^ . S 2 O They say history shows the more Republicans at the Capitol, share activities to the Village CO r ) N 3 j budget. than 10 per cent increase Tepper is 3 o ^ It It Stevens' concern. Voice newspaper in New Student fees I s ? ^ 3 § < 2 m m 2 Kxiru month's revenue predicting has never ocurred without n J (Q 2 m -M 3 = o ® *0 ? 5 “ The argument that this is a purely •York. . 6 9 “-< « ^0tt e» 22 o The change would allow Mrs. a sizeable drop in unemployment, to increase M lb. S 3 2 2 •' • temporary device gives us little "I think I'll come out of . 5 9 « a Grasso to get 13 months of revenue which all sides agree is not on the im ­ HARTFORD (UPI) - lb. cheer,” says Sen. Audrey Beck, D- this all right,” Schorr told 2 lb. Limit Save at leait $1.50 Ib.l into the -month budget. mediate horizon. The Commission for 12 Mansfield, the cochairman of the an audience at the Univer­ ; S < T5 c 2 In addition to the problems over Tepper, however, argues the Higher Education has ap­ ; £ A ? I 5- Finance Committee. sity of New Hampshire. the bookkeeping plans, Mrs. Grasso’s release of pent-up buying dollars by proved a $400 to $500 in­ "Every other device we have used "But I can't tell them > m to Ql •< projections about how much the state those believing the worst of the crease in the annual fees > 2 O « 3 5 in order to avoid adjusting our expen­ wliere I got the report. ; at A to IQ can expect in sales tax revenues recession is over would generate the paid by medical and dental Lean, Boneless C e n te r C u t > S 2 " . ditures to our revenues has been tem- There are some things you -0 -5 a during the year has come under sales to make up the difference. students at the University porary. There never comes a can't tell and the people •>“ (j■ 3. -" 9^ scrutiny. of Connecticut Health PPco politically opportune time to pay who should understand that BEEF FOR CUBE o 2 Also muddying the waters is uncer­ (Till- ik'M iiislulliiit'iil will Center. The measure was back past temporary borrowings. We best are in the CIA." ^ ro o tainty about the fate of Mrs. Grasso’s t'vaniiiir how top Ic.tsi.slulivf adopted Tuesday, but the r o 2 0 0 5 have seen this past year where this One member of the STEW STEAK N) plan to lengthen the work week of li-aili-i-.s think spcMilin;' cun In- c u t' commission postponed will ultimately lead; New York audience said there to liahincc next year's hmlgct.) seemed to be little support voting on 14 other proposed O 2. I fee increases for UConn I expressed by other broad­ students. n . 3 9 j'S d ; 3 s 7

* 5 < A ^ (6 5 - O' S ozrr TJ aii HARTFORD (UPI) - the bill to get the approval Lean, Boneless ‘ c 55 s * i« c ^ * M *d O‘ S Business groups wanting of the committee, which is 00 X ■<* e o *S| 2 m _ 2 I t generally sympathetic to M s '« s. 3 5 5 2 c strikers prohibited from SS' receiving public assistance such legislation, “ but it PORK ROLLS I «l ' ** " r o > S £=5 o oS?5 7 ? and welfare advocates will be killed quickly in ap­ All Meat, Easy To Carvel o 31 to•5.3,«5 to to □ C D= =g seeking increased benefits propriations." 3'S'P; 3: had their say, but b - > •A bill to increase welfare looked very critically at benefits by 33 per cent to requests for more money 1 . 0 9 w Q o ! . *D lb. r 2 allow recipients to keep up because of the state's cash ■ 2 CO 5.'3 Fine For The Rolissierlel 3 | i » | i p i H with inflation received the shortage. '^0 ^3 S'>>::i. M t f expected endorsements .M w > re g s. Q. a from recipients and their T he Connec t i ? 9 ■ spokesmen Tuesday before Business and Industry :o”^h8 ‘' s s s " the Human Services Com­ Association, speaking for Lean, Fresh 3 s i - ” s ^ its 2,800 member com­ c C 5 ? S 2 re -■ 3. iaQ.0 < con o'°' f>“ r mittee. ROUND S? ? q.3-3 U - it- =11 to SC The plan to prohibit panies. said a proposal GROUND strikers from collecting allowing striking workers fto " Ore “ 2 ? » ■D GROUND to qualify for welfare (la's. S 3 • ST F welfare benefits was CHUCK [ 8 S» ? -o ^ >* 3. strongly backed by the benefits would interfere Connecticut Business and with the collective I P t f li Industry Association, bargaining process. re O re, =■ S 3 , lb. ire^O o ^ S - |. which represents 2,800 There is no justification 30 firms in the state. lb. 10 Ibi. or more 3 reS for "providing welfare 2 £. 3 0 3 But bc'th appear to lack ^ ? 'S 9 - 2 ‘®'2.3 benefits to strikers or to — <92.;?HCn the required legislative those individuals who support and Gov. Ella T. voluntarily quit their jobs, Grasso has said she op­ Have You Tried Our Lean, Tender t i - m n -C or to individuals who are poses them. Raphael discharged for miscon­ o n ■ S S Podolsky, representing 9 “ I s = 3 duct,” said Linda C. Klatt, LONOON BROIL «i 5! ™ re re - J Connecticut Legal Ser­ CBIA’s assistant counsel. o « 0 C w vices, said despite the (Cut from Top Round) fli_'^aQ» « o q O 2 state's financial problems, "These individuals are ■ 3 3 la < J" a? <3 failure to approve more unemployed because of SALE PRICE money for welfare their own decisions or ac­ recipients would be tragic. tions,” she said. “ Welfare m "It will be both short­ is not designed to support sighted and tragic if the those who have been gain­ $ 2 4 ^® * 1 . 3 9 Assembly is permitted to fully employed, but have Save 60a Ib.l use that financial crisis as decided they no longer REGULAR $31.95 an excuse to abandon the wish to work or have B R O W N 8-12C, 71A-12D, 8-12E C/) portion of Connecticut's forfeited their jobs through G O LD 8-12C, V h -n o , 8 - 1 1 E population least able to their own misconduct.” BLACK 7*A-12D* 1 T f ke^Advanlage of Iha | meet its own needs,” he 'Uraradingirading of BaefBaef; Batter Meat Mrs. Hudson said she G R EEN 7*A-11D r t D. D S > said. At Lower FrteasI r g l ^ S I Proponents of the thought her committee TRY IT ON TODAYI (HANQINQ WEIGHT) ^. ■ “ 5 -*t c e f l 'NOT AVAILABLI IN VERNON cti3 M 3 a 0 r, to^ lfe= legislation said the would kill the bill, which national recession has Mrs. Grasso says she op­ l . r i l restricted state spending poses because it fails to V>S- ) WESTEIW STEER 0 and left welfare recipients take into account the needs 9 ‘S 3 b l i p s ’ ' " I ' 5- § ? to to 5'(0 ■D_ in the worst possible situa­ of strikers' families. 5 5 5 9 S 9 tion. HINDQUARTERS Last month, about 30 welfare mothers stormed you’ve out of a Human Services Committee hearing on the O v e r - changed bill and into Gov. Ella T. S t u f f e d w rv e Grasso’s office in an effort ,«(tic. (|.n.u)u. b.isi> lb. to enlist her support. changed 150 Iba. avaraga . _I Q. S I muni ’ St'll tin* sluf > |- £ & • : o re 3 c Sen. Betty Hudson, D- lint] with <) i|iiick Will cut to your apociflcallonal ! ? 9-‘9.3 Madison, a key committee .iction W.inl Ad. member, said she expected WHOLE CHUCKS

5 a I S a S 2 ' Seraans OF BEEF FLETCHER GUSS CO. Rapalrad... ■ a T " 3 1 OFMANCIESTER i o , f 3- 0 | Over 2S Ytars ol Exparlanea . L 5 I s o S * 1 R E E A l < 3 5* ■ « ! Auto • Platt - Window Qlttt ■ Mlrrora • Qltat M E N ’S S H O P Furnitura Topt - Pletura Framing • Firapitca A Door Mlrrora - Madlelna CtMnalt - Spaolal Work "The Complete Men's Store' 70 to 100 Ibe. avorago Collactor'a llama irS OUR 36th...LETS CELEBRATE... I Will cut Into Chuck Roaata, Chuck Staeka, Bonataaa Mmclwtter - S Dtniah Plataa IShouldar Clod Roaata, Bonataaa Baal For Slow, 11T_ 6494 21 Praaldantlal I Soup Shank and Hamburg.______Dacantara 903 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Nullna MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 to 9:30 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10K)0 to 9K)0 WE KSiHVE THE RiaiiT fb U illT QUANTITia C Raproductlona THURSDAY 9:30 to 9dl0 SATURDAY 10K)0 to 5:30 WE ACCEPT RWO ITAM ra Esllmataa Qladly Bhran SPECIALS ARE 6M 0 THURi. HU„ and SAT. 0panTlMira.«Fr<. HI 9 P.M. a WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AND BANK AMERICARD • PlatHea In atock March IIHl ' i M aadlSW S a l HI B P.M. w - s/ie" ■ vk" 54 MeXea Si,'Min(^$ter atoek Shaata or (On Cantor Btraat) Cut SIzat PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 10. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE ...... Businett Opportunity U INDEX Hornet For Solo 23 Hornet For Solo 23 N O T IC It MANCHESTER Three chair NEW TO MARKET - This 1 — Lott tnd Found Immaculate Barber Shop off 2 -- Ptftontli ^ i n Street. Call for details, oversized Cape is just right mm m i 3 — Announctm tntt ^ e n U Agency, Realty, 646- for the growing family. Large 4 — EiUtrttlnm tnt master bedroom, formal Seven-room Raised Ranch, 5 — Auctions dining room, eat-ln kitchen, located in Lookout Moun­ tain area. Two fireplaces, FINANCIAL H c r a lit DISTRIBUTORSHIP - Ven- plus fireplaced living room, 1 EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET B ~ Bonds*Slocks-MortgtOM ding new product. No 1/2 baths, garage. Non-traffic 2-car garage, large 9 Personal Loans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING street, only 636,900. Keith kitchen, one full and two to — Insurance experience. Family business. BETTER THAN NEW We provide locations. We set Real EsUte, 646-4126, 649- half baths, lovely paneled EMPLOYMENT 1922. 13 - Help Wanted itup. You service. Well known family room. Priced in up­ 14 Business Opportunities product new to vending. Cash per 50’s. 15 Situation Wanted Happy Belated investments: J2,456 - 13,975 - MANCHESTER - four family, PHONE 643-2711 four rooms each unit, parking, ZINSSER AGENCY EDUCATION Birthday FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 67,950. For details call (703) i f Exclusivo Offerings i f 16 — Private instructions 659-2147 or write Including separate heat, 66,900 income, 648-1S11 19 — Schools-Classes COLLEEN TOMPKINS: phone number to C.M.I., asking 642,900. Warren E. 20 » Instructions Wanted Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. From i Help Wenlad 13 Village Plaza, P.O. Box 317, REAL ESTATE Goofy i ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Stafford, Va. 22554. 23 — Homes lor Sale SEVEN ROOM CAPE- 4 ■■■■■■ 24 — LotS'Land for Sale RATES DEADLINE EXPERIEl^CED Waiters - .COVENTRY - Ideal location Minchetter bedrooms, aluminum siding, 25 — Investment Property Waitresses, lunch and dinner, lovely home, assumable 26 — Business Property 12:00 noon the day before for commercial dog kennel. “I AM THRinr “I AM BLUE” 27 — Resort Property Happiness Is: 1 day . 104 word per day publication. apply in person. Pizza Wagon, Building permit issued. Five GONTEMPORUY FUUR mortgage asking mid thirties, >7-5 Duplex, large roomt, Vh bathe each tide, 3 26 — Real Estate Wanted 221 Spencer St., K-Mart Plaza, Attending 3 days . .9$ word per day Deadline for Saturday and acres with charming eight Spacious 8-room, 4 level Owner/Agent, brokers bedrooms, 2 garages, all hardwood floors, country tat­ 6 days . .Bt word pec day Manchester. Split, 4 bedrooms, 2W welcomed, 643-6624 after 3. MISC. SERVICES MANCHESTER Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. room Cape. Call Arthur or ting only minulet from Vernon Circle. Sea It todayl 31 — Services Offered 26 -days . .7$ word per' day Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. baths, large wooded lot, RAISED RANCH 32 — Painting-Papering NEWCOMER 15 words, $2.00 minimum BUS DRIVER - for elderly, Watson Beach Co., view of Hartford skyline. SIX ROOM Cape - fireplace, *59 500 33 Building-Contracting PLEASE READ iarage, screens porch, chain Beautiful four bedroom home, set on professionally' 34 — Rooling-Sidmg FASHION CLUB Happy A d s ...... $g.19lnch four hours per day, volunteer Manchester Office. 647-9139. Many features. 664,200. BRAND NEW TO THE MARKETI 35 — Healmg-Plumbing YOUR AD or paid. Volunteer desired, Equal housing opportunity. fink fence, aluminum siding. landscaped lot. Gourmet’s dream kitchen, right down to 36 — Flooring Wed., March 10th, $35,900. Owner 646-279S. spotlights on counter. Built for owners just one year ago. 37 — Moving-Truckmg-Slorage Classified ads are taken over one to five days. Equal oppor­ 8 p.m. tunity employer. Call 872-8318. ALL CASH business. No com- A sacrifice at $45,900. 38 — Services Wanted the phone as a convenience. WARREN E. MANCHESTER - Huge Buckley School The Herald is responsible for petition, full training MISC. FOR SALE only one Incorrect Insertion and Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, I 41 — Articles for Sale program. Money makers COLONIAL Auditorium then only to the size of the EXPERIENCED-Deli Clerk, double garage, 175x250 lot. 42 — Building Supplies ready to go. Be your own boss. HOWLAND A delight for the large family. Plenty of room for original insertion. Errors which apply in person Western Beef, $38,500. Hutchins Agency, 646- 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs Tickets Available 63 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. Low down payment. Write or Realtora M3-1108 - Liveslock do not lessen the value of the call today. Mister Softee, 1- 3166. everyone. Five bedrooms plus den and enclosed porch. All 45 — Boats & Accessories at Door advertisement will not be cor­ this for you at an unbeatable price. 46 — Sporting Goods ------rected by an additional inser­ RELIABLE, mature, middle- BOLTON CENTER - Nine 47 — Garden Products tion. $39,200. Inside but gorgeous 3- 48 — Antiques age person with car, wanted ...... LEISURE LIVING with room room, one story Cape, paneled RANCH $32,900. 2-bedrootn Ranch, new, 49 — Wanted to Buy for full or part-time, position. Situation Wanted for tennis court or swimming den, living room with wall-to- A rarity In Manchester. Four bedrooms, 2W baths, with bedroom Ranch, full carpeted, large Personals Applicant must be physically IS kitchen, bath, aluminum siding and Manchester; Good sized, 6 and 6 Duplex. Two taparafa RENTALS pool on country sized acre lot. wall carpeting and fireplace, not only a faipily room but rec room as well. Lots of com­ fit, have some mechanical paneled farhily room, Florida room furnaces, one ol which Is new. Centrally located, on a 52 — Rooms for Rent Help Wonted 13 RELIABLE Babysitter Just as much room inside, formal dining room with fort features. Offered at $44,900. garage... 53 — Apartments lor Rent INCOME TAX preparation - ability, and be able to work in- available, weeknights and king sized family room with fireplace, family kitchen with leading to pool. good sized lot. A truly good Investment at 54 — Homos for Rent Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or SECURITY PERSONNEL - dependantly. Must be bon- raised hearth fireplace. All breakfast nook, mud room 55 -> Business for Rent 525-8263 for appointment. Help Wanted 13 dable. Call after-9 a m., 643- weekends. Also school •39,900 56 — Resort Property for Rent Full and part time, for vacations, Keeney Street this with three bedrooms, for- with closets, full attic, gar­ 57 — Wanted to Rent Manchester, East Hartford 0565 or after 7 p.m. 633-7863, ar?p. ^ "161 dining room and 2 1/2 age, large paddock. Excellent “Today’s Agency for Tomorrow’s Home” 58 — Misc. for Rent TAX RETURNS - Individual and Glastonbury area. Call baths, oflered at less than landscaping. $49,500. Wolver- BEECHLER-TANGUAY ^ . JACKSTON-AVANTE AUTOMOTIVE and business tax returns 549-5238. today’s prices. Hurry and you ton Agency, Realtors, 649- - Autos for Sale prepared. Call Russell L. can pick out colors, coverings, 2813. - Trucks lor Sale Burnett, Tax Service, 353 PART-TIME evening "FCO and carpels. Hohenthal Com­ 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale National Weather Forecast “I AM NEW" “ LAM ROOMY” Center Street, Manchester, weekly. I need two individuals ^ 6 4 6 - 1 3 1 6 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles pany. 646-1166, Builders. NEW COLONIAL Realtors 646-2212 65 — Campers-trailers-Mobile 646-3005. to help me in my business. Realtors. Homes Call 742-8636 between 10-10. Only one of these beautiful 66 — Automotive Service TAX RETURNS - and Accoun­ FOUR FAMILY - in central six room homes left. 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Living room, dining room, . HAPPY ting dune professionally. Call PART TIME Janitor - location, needs some face lif­ kalalB alEilalBilalea ^ Dan Hickey, 649-9145. Cleaners needed, mornings. ting. all apartments heated, kitchen, three bedrooms, < l f r BIRTHDAY OUTSTANDING Must have transportation. $610 monthly income. Selling fireplace, IW baths, Call 649-5334. .eve. ™ - a k h e r i c A! Announcements 3 for $49,900, T. J. Crocket! aluminum siding, ready for i e r ~ 0 r . □ NOTICES OPPORTUNITY Realtor, 643-1577. occupancy. ^VERPLANCK SCHOOL A NEW Genealogical 4-H for High Caliber FOREMAN-ASSISTANT MANCHESTER - Horse coun­ 'UNITEO REALTY* 1776 - 1078 Lost and Found Group starts in Coventry. If Ambitious 648-5016 vou are interested, call 742- (M/f) L try - Near Glastonbury line. Executive Type L O t t Large five bedroom Colonial, N:< j Ib LOST - black pocketbook. 2nd shift formal dining room, MANCHESTER - Seven room vicinity Main Street. Reward, SALESMAN Manchester Plant > fireplaced living room, family call 643-1094. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 This is an opening for our sales Raised Ranch on lovely Assist in the direct super­ room plus rec room in base­ wooded lot in one of organization which offers a per* ment. Oversized 2-car garage, LOST- Passbook number 26- manent position and an excep­ vision of factory personnel Manchester’s most desirable $52,900. And priced to sell • 7 rooms, MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ tionally solid future tor the go- w . 3/4 acre lot. Country setting 006442-9, Connecticut Bank & cond. third. All kinds. Realty getter type of salesman. to meet production areas. Two fireplaces, pan­ fireplaced family room off kitchen, 2- $39,900. 8 spacious rooms, 3 or 4 etc. 80's. R. Zimmer, J.D. eled family room, 2-car gar­ ” l l c i Trust Company. Application statewide. Credit rating un­ We offer one of the beat com­ schedules and maintain E 3 SnOw Real Estate. 646-1980, 647- car garage. bedrooms, paneled family room and made for payment. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ pensation plans In this entire quality standards age, Priced in the 50’s. area, (Salary plus commission), &*40w|tS ^ MOW 1139. u rt WiAVHII FOIOCA3I O E 3 ' Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. rec room. fidential, quick along with other fine benefits In* Prepares and maintains b - , \ '■ . b LOST - Savings Passbook arrangements. Alvin Lundy eluding a top flight sales related records. number 037-0-02052-1. Hart­ Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ training program. Apply In per­ MANCHESTER - Modestly ford National Bank and Trust tion Plaza, Hartford. son to Mike Callahan. Sales Requirements include the For period ending 7 a m., Thursday, March 11. Wednesday night arm SL $31,too priced 2-family, 5-6, modem b ‘ ^ I " Manager. baths, new roof, two newer Company, Middle Turrnpike Evenings, 233-6879. ability to supervise hourly will find snuw over the northern Rockies and portions of the 1 ^ This 3 bedroom Ranch home is in excellent | g Office. Application made for northern Plains as well as in upper New York state. Mostly heating systems, 2-car gar­ SOMEBODY CARED TED TRUDON personnel effectively and age, Own your own home for IB9 condition. Spacious living room with: “ I AM INCOME PRODUCING” payment. clear skies elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (ap­ *NEW USTING* Help Wanted 13 good communications less than rent. Only $39,900. tireplace and bookcases. The country size i p » A COUNTRY A home is what you make it. This one is VOLKSWAGEN skills. proximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis! Atlanta 40 6W Room Dutch Colonial. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, kitchen has a new floor and built-ins. The . brimming with charm instilled by original PHONE FROM home to ser­ Routo 83 (671, Boston 28 (45), Chicago 29 (41), Cleveland 26 (39) -Dallas 649-2813. Due to substantial in Remodeled kitchen and rec room is paneled In knotty cedar. A owner. Four bedrooms, finished base­ TOWN OF VERNON vice our customers in the Tolland Tpke. 51 (75), Denver 30 (57), Duluth 11 (21), Houston 55 (78), bath. Large screened Manchester area, flexible Talcottvilla creases in business Jacksonville 45 (76), Kansas City 42 (63), Little Rock 48 (68)i MANCHESTER - Northfield Florida room has been added for extra living . ment, IVz baths, oversized 2-car garage, BOARD OF EDUCATION similiar openings exist in porch. 2-car garage. hours, super earnings, 249- Los Angeles 47 (67), Miami 65 ( 80), Minneapolis 22 ( 30), New Excellent family home. Green Condominium. Two comfort. Call for a personal inspection. | g and a lovely setting make this home an INVITATION 7773. ■ the Willimantic, East Orleans 55 (77), New York 33 (51). Phoenix 46 (71), San Fran­ bedrooms, mint condition, excellent value. Woodstock, and Rogers cisco 46 (59), Seattle 33 (46), St. Louis 38 (63), Washington 36 just reduced $2,400. For quick TO BID INSURANCE AGENCY - In plants with other shift (58). sale. Call owner. Farmington, Vernon Circle area looking for LAW ENFORCEMENT - im­ PALMER REALTY 677-0900. . t I THE HAYES ^ * The Board of Education of mediate openings. No arrangements. 41,900 the Town of Vernon, Connec­ part time, or full time clerk to experience required. Good Please call (203)774-9605 648-8321 649-0538 MANCHESTER - Six room ’I ticut will receive sealed bids work in life insurance h b corporation Exoeiience oreferred Tvoins salary, paid training plus or send resume to: Ranch, large fireplaced living ■a L » for 'M f c i i i 55 East Canter St. m R 9 amf machine transcriptfon f R. SIMON REAL ESTATE Career, Earn GRACIOUS Dutch Colonia. room, garage, partially PORTABLE GATES - must. Send resume indicating '!<^r U'fore June 5. l5?6 or be mature individual in $53,500. Wolverton Agency, age, acre, trees. Hutchins be seen. $3i,900. 1REAltOlf 3 M M s n ‘ ‘ harriMl by law The fiduciary is: Manchester area. Regardless MICHAELS JEWELERS Robert C McCormick Realtors, 649-2813. Agency, 646-3166. i’.O Hox 251 of experience, airmail E.J. 643-2741 WARREN E. So Wellllcet. Mass 0266;t Baker. American Lubricants A NEW STOP & SHOP MANCHESTER - Cute 6 room MANCHISTIR FOREtT HILLI Company, Box 696, Dayton, Ranch, built 1975, Dining HDWLAND MANCHESTER Ohio. 45401. RELOCAnO OWNERS room, fireplace in living Anxious to move and Invite offers. Rooltoro 643-1 IDS MEDICAL ASSISTANT - room, kitchen with built-ins. Ifnmediate openings. No Custom built i room Colonitl in Court of Probate TRUCK DRIVER : OPENING IN EAST HARTFORD; Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ mint condition. 4 bedrooms, experience required. Good District of Manchester Immediate openings. No We are Interviewing applicants who wish to Join cy, Realtors, 649-2813, fireplaced family room, 1V4 baths, $22,500 - LOVELY area in NOTICK TO CHKDITOHS experience required. Good salary, paid training plus S-csr garage. Price reduced! Call Coventry. Four room home, IlSTATK o k HOOKH j SACf'IKH. one of New England's largest food supermarket salary, paid training plus many benefits. Enlistment Now! Arthur or Suunne Shorts. huge living room and kitchen. deceased chains. We are seeking full S part time personnel. MANCHESTER - Inflation Pursuant to an order of lion. William many benefits. Enlistment requrred. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. m-mi. Owner anxious. Lessenger Army, at 643-9462. hedge for the future, 4-family, K KitzCtcrald. Judge, all claims must required. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. There are only a lew lull time posllione but there t central location, good income, I WATSON BEACH CO. Company, Realtors, 646-8713, be presented to the fiduciary named Army at 643-9462. are many part time openings lor days & evening In R—tton Mlf 423-K91. A FANT below on or before June 5. 1976 or be mid 50’s. Wolverton Agency, will add hours of anjoymant to your life it you owned hfirretl by law. The fiduciarv is: DIVISION of Consolidated all departments. Realtors, 649-2813. Manehaalar Oflioa I-ouise H. Saucier’ BARTENDER or Barmaid, Foods - will interview am­ W biihM Im M i MANCHESTER - Eight room BOLTON this Immaculate 8-room Dutch Colonial. 4 king size .179 Hidwell Street experienced, wanted weekend bitious individuals for local MANCHESTER- New listing - Cape, four bedrooms, living bedrooms, 2W baths, firaplacad living room with bullt- Manche.slei, Connecticut work. Apply at Howard John­ • CHECKERS Immaculate trilaval home on treed lot. 3 bedrooma, 1W nights, Gaslight, call 10 a.m. • MEATCUHERS U&R Built eight room NEW LISTING - Keeney room with fireplace, rec SUPER SPLIT baths, formal dining room, rec room, office, 2-car gar­ Ins, bookcases, formal dining room, country size to noon, 568-5323. son, 65 Columbus Blvd., New •' Colonial, 2W baths, double Street - Five bedroom Raised room, detached garage. New to market Is this tastelull decorated home In kitchen with appliancet, first floor temlly room with Britain. The Stanley room, a GROCERY CLERKS Bowers School area. $3S,m. age, separate workshop, atoraga apaca galora. Low, • MEAT CLERKS e, all the extras. Air- Ranch, three full baths, lovely excellent location, eat-in kitchen, I’A baths, low liltlea. glass sliders to patio end new In-ground pool. PLUS a Thursday. 3/11/76,10 a.m. (or ioning, dead-end street. kitchen with all built-ins and Amedy Realty, Professional Courl of Probate. District of PROBATE NOTICES 2 p.m. I S Services, seven days a week. carpeted throughout, large family room. In- double garage and wooded lot. All lor $66,900.00. Manchester • SERVICE CLERKS • MEAT WRAPPERS 60’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- picture window, large family NOTICK OK IIKAHING Court of Probate 0131. room with stonewall fireplace 875-6263. ground pool, garage. Call todayl LEBANON KSTATK OK HKHHKHT W. SMITH, District of Manchester $l,500-$2,500 Cash Bonus-U.S. and wet bar. All rooms, fully Starter/RetIremenI Ranch. 2 badroomt. Only in .in incapable pi'rson NOTICK TO CHKDITOHS Army Artillery and Infantry - • PRODUCE CLERKS STATELY COLONIAL KSTATK OK HOMKH T. BH)WKI,L. LOVELY six room Ranch carpeted, aluminum storms LET YOUK imagination go NEW TO MARKET mldfeont. I’ursuant to an order of Hon William immediate openings. No !•:. KilzGcrald. .ludge. dated March 8, deceased We offer an excellent pay scale with progreetlve home, on quiet tree lined anci screens, all electric heat. with this six room older Farltastic 7-room Ranch in convenient location, experience required. Good 1976 a hearing will be held on an Pursuant to an order of Hon. William salary Increases, paid holidays, vacations, lUa In­ street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 One acre lot. Near all schools. Colonial, large dining room, lireplaced living room, formal dining room, VERNON apiilicalion praying for authority to K FitzGerald, Judge, all claUns must salary, paid training plus three bedrooms, $31,900. OWNER WANTS be pre.sented to the fiduciary named surance, sick pay, medical plan & pension. baths, garage, privacy, Truly a beautiful home. Only Lakavlew, year-round home with garage. One minute s4‘ll certain real estate as in said many benefits. Enlistment three years old. Priced in the Amedy Realty, Professional kitchen with all appliances, 1 ’A baths, huge rec iipplieation on file more fuliv appears, below on or before June 8, 1976 or be Apply atths new Buckley School, low 40’s. walk to private raaldente' beachl at the ('ourl of Probate on March 25. barred by law. The fiduciary is: required. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, low 60’s. Call Ted Goodchild Services, seven days a week. room, garage. Call nowl 1976 at 2 00 P M Naomi W. Hidwell Army at 643-9462. STOP & SHOP SUPERMARKET 649-1922. Realty Co., 646-4348. 875-6283. QUICK SALE I’earl .1. Hultmanj A.ssT. (’lork 51 Henry Street Manchester. Conn. 830 Silver Lane, CUSTOM BUILT REAL ESTATE STEADY WORK - Starling to TEDFORD EAST HARTFORD, CONN. MANCHESTER - Magnificent MANCHESTER - Unique FOUR BEDROOMS • Raised Ranch In super location, 3 bedrooms, L-SHAPED RANCH take applications for full-ume eleven room Colonial, over 4,- three bedroom Townhouse Gracious eight room Colonial, OFHRiM March 9 -13, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. equipped kitchen, formal dining room, stone Asking ^42,900 24-hour prompl. courttou* m t ' In a great retidentlal neighborhood. 3 bedrooms, at- employment. A number of job 000 square feet of elegant condominji'^AATwo baths, 21/2 baths, fireplace, garage, (’ourt of Probate fireplaces, acre wooded lots. vko...4 broktrt A 3 Miotpoo- Iracllva kitchen with tcraensd-ln porch (Ideal for openings, to be filled. Phone plus two h^WSins, plush rec beautiful stone walls. North p k io handto «U your roal at' District of Manchester ('ourt of ITobate living area. 4 1/2 baths, summer living), formal dining room, 2 full baths and a 528-6702. An equal opportunity lala nooda. 1000 oflicta coaal* NOTICK TO CHKDITOHS Di.strict of Manchester aluminum siding, beautiful room, appliances^ air- Coventry, low, low 50's. lo-coaat for IntlanI rafarTal. gorgeous Ural floor family room. Priced lor Immediate KSTATK OF GOHIX)N G. KOGG, . NOTICK TO CREDITORS employer. Lessenger Company, terraced Tot. Must be seen. conditioned. $36,900, b a r r e n Fraa aatfmataa . deceased K.STXTK OF SAMUEL E. WIliON. Priced to sell fast in 80’s. Call E. Howland, Realtors, 643- Realtors, 64647U, 42$-t2tl. tala by tranalarred owner In the 40’t. I’ursuanl to an order of lion. William deceased MUNSON’S CANDY Kitchen FM ■ flL Z iffiil.. K FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must i’ursuanl to an order of Hon. William R. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 1108. \ lsi SENTRY is now accepting applications ------: ------Ik* pre.sented to the fiduciary named K. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must SUPERMARKETS 646-1980. or 647-1139. MANCHESTER • U&R BtiUt - RIAL 1ST ATI PtKNie 647-9914 UUancViaTd & 5V>sscUo below on or before June 5. l§76 or be be presented to the fiduciary named for a part-time .sales person An Equal OppoHunllr Employar M/F COVENTRY LAKE Area- Six eight room Garrison Colonial below on or before Juno 10. 1976 or bo • Real Estate Services Frechette & Martin Inc. b.irred by law The fiduciary is: for the Easter Season. Hours RAMBLING nine room Cape, room Ranch, good condition, four apacloua bedrooms, 21/2 REALTORS-MLS 848-2482 Doriithv P Fogg barred by law. The fiduciary is: are weekends and evenings. baths, family room with atone REALTORS 646-4144 Route 44A Bolton-at-the-Notch 92 Adelaide Hoad Harold ii. Wilson One of The Slop & Shop Companies • 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, fireplace, half acre lot, $28,- 289-4331 189 Weal Center Street Manchester. Conni’cticut 25 Cornell Street Call for appointment after 4 trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- wall, double garage, 155,900. Manchester. Conn. 06040 p.m., 649-4332. •••••• cy, Realtors, 646-3166. 0131. Hayes Corporatloo, W41I1. 1 V P-AGE t w e n t y -two - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 10, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 10. 1976— PAGE TWENTY-THREE i M i n d E m e t t Answer to Previous Puzzle Articlet tor Sale 41 Wanted to Buy 49 Apartmenta For Rant 53 Wanted to Rent 5T Fighters "5 Charles M. Schultz ACROSS 2 Outer garment sw im m in g po o ls - Luxury WANTEH) - Used kitchen MANCHESTER - 5 1/2 Room OLDER RETIRED single above - ground pool dis­ 1 Men-at------3 Low cabinets, top and or bottoms - apartment in new duplexes, 5 Rank and OUR PEDFpilt AMTI- tributor needs warehouse person would like furnished Dear Abby 4 Contend counter top not necessary. 3275 per month. Fireside room, Manchester or Bolton. 5 French UJHaJES/W O U T IN M C K .. DONTTRYTOeETOUTCJf space, will sell and complete­ Call 646-1929 after 6 p.m. Realty, Inc., 647-9144. Call 649-9397 after 6. 9 In action marshal PovEierv g r a n t is 10 River In I ^ 6 H T SmsKXl ' W RE STILL IT, CHUCK! A PEAL 15 A ly install a huge 16'x31' OD By Abigail Van Buren (1651-1929) swim pool complete with fen­ Venezuela 6 Irish ‘HOUR NEU SURE YOU WANT DEAL IS A PEAL! JUST SHOO mom Co NTINOBNT MX M BHi TN um n CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - 14 Small drum l PLAVEROVK.' cing, sundeck, filter and Completely furnished, 1 1/2 revolutionary TRAPE? ^ (Wf^ElJ SH^STOP... pump. Now only 3787. Full, 15 City In Sicily group (ab.) oN OUR AgliilTV Tb room efficiency, 3165.; 4 1/2 DEAR ABBY: Please don't think I'm crazy, but I am a 16 Have existence 7 Form of prayer price financing available. Call rooms, two bMrooms, 3215. □ AUTOMOTIVE 17 Somewhat toll free 1-800-628-9607. WANTED - child's carseat. 68-year-old divorced grandfather who has fallen in love for 8 Growing out RAlSe MATCHING Prefer GM or Kant-wet. Call Heat, hot water, parking. No the first time in my life. (suffix) 9 Indonesian of Yucatan a military unit 19 Rose product Mindanao 23 Man's name 643-9262, lease. 289-7475, 633-5786. A u to f For Sale 81 I thought I was “in love" many times before, but those 40 Verbal suffix f u N d 5 i n T h p WHITE CHIFFON wedding 20 Night before 11 Canadian 24 Trust 41 Oxford tutor experiences were nothing compai^ to this. 21 Chemical gown, size 9. Floor length veil. BOLTON - Two large rooms, province (ab.) 25 English river 42 Knead (Scot.) PRIVATE SECTOR, 5lR Never worn. Originally 3300. NEED CAR? Credit bad? You will think I am crazy for sure when I teil you that the suffix 12 Secretive 26 Family 43 Commedia includes all utilities. Century Bankrupt? Repossessed? 22 Hireling group (ab.) member (coll.) d e ir----- Best offer. Call 527-0141, ext. □ RENTALS little lady who has me walking on air has been married and 26 Seed vessel 3 - / 0 41. 21, Tedford Real Estate, 647- Honest Douglas accepts „ 13 ------,------Boat paddle 27 Finished 44 Essayist Lamb 9914. divorced four times I 29 Slale positively ie Spanish ladles 28 Gainsay WINTHROP lowest down, smallest 45 Swan genus BY DICK CAVAUI payments. Douglas Motors, It’s not my style to live with a woman, Abby. I want to 30 Eggs 20 Beige color 31 Army 46 Together Hoom i to r Rent 52 marry her. My friends think I have lost my mind to consider 31 Possess 21 Of a Near East 36 City In Illinois (comb, form) ELECTROLUX with power 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment, 345 Main. 32 River In WHOfe >0 1 1 1 2 O TH S ? UNCLE... nozzle, excellent condition, redecorated marrying a woman with such a poor track record, but I region 37 "----- Mater" 46 Consume no utilities, no Manchuria 22 Indian of 38 Framework of 50 French article OWEOP/V\YTWO BENEDICT AISNOU?"? asking 389. Call 875-9190., ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly pets. 3165., lease and security. TOYOTA - See us for reliable cannot describe the happiness I feel when I’m with her. I 33 Defraud Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss rooms, single 356.. double 369. UNCLEO Call after 6, 643-7279. used Toyotas with our 60-day know in my heart that the feeiing in mutual. It’s not our 34 Frank I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FRCM O H IO l e RECONDITIONED Kirby plus tax, continental 100% warranty. We also buy fault that we didn't meet 35 years ago. 35 No matter breakfast, maid service, color which VISITING-ue. vacuum from 369. and up, full FOUR ROOM unheated apart­ used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Do you think I’m crazy, and what is your advice? ll 10 11 12 13 I... I CAN'T THINK PHIL.,, RONi IT SEEMS MINERVA HAS SOME. guarantee. Call 875-9190. TV, utilities, parking. Call, ment, hot water, parking, 36 Turkish STRAIGHT... ■ ------345 C e n te r S tr e e t, I WALKING ON AIR Infantry 14 15 SORT OF LOSS OF MEMORY. SHE 646-2300. adults, no pets. Call 643-7443. Manchester, 646-4321. LOOK, LAOY—M Y WtFE AND WHERE COULD THINKS yOUR FATHER IS STILL ALIV soldier (var.) I HAVE BEEN LIVING HERE FOR SHE B E ..? RON. IS IT POSSIBLE SHE ALSO REPOSSESSED Kirby DEAR WALKING; No, I don't think you're “crazy." I 36 Lettuce 16 17 18 19 FIVE YEARS! YOU MUST HAVE HAD ROOM for female to share 39 Lawyer (ab.) ------' MUCH TO DRINK! vacuum, 35. per week, call VII WE PAY 315 for complete congratulate you on your compassion. I ^lieve you 20 875-9190. house with other female. 224 junk cars. Call Joey, Tqlland 40 Most suitable 21 sincerely love this little lady, and if the feeling is mutuid,. I 43 Literary Charter Oak Street. tiilVNHOdSE Auto Body, 528-1990. 22 23 24 2S 2S 27 28 Manchester. say, go ahead and marry her. Sometimes it's the last key in collection ^ ■ PIRELLI 1.55 SR 13 tires, GARDENS the bunch that opena the door. 44 Greek VOLKSWAGEN Bus 1968, 29 31 four for 3135. Never used, 649- CLEAN, furnished sleeping goddess of 1 8731 on weekends. One and two bedroom engine rebuilt. New transmis­ dawn 5 " w 34 peh room, central, call 646-4701 apartments. Immediately sion, muffler, front brakes. DEAR ABBY: My husband insists that he doesn't know 47 Enlisted man 1 after 6 or apply 4 Pearl Street, available at' Town House Fold down bed, storage, where he belonged in this situation, and he asked me to ask 49 Browbeating 3S H 3 6 37 LOST WEIGHT - Complete fellow wardrobe, in size 18, excellent Gardens. This suburjian carpeted. Best offer. 646-1929 you. LIGHT Housekeeping room A t his father's funeral, he walked with his mother instead 51 Plead 38 39 Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Senrlcet Ottered condition. Pants suits and apartment community of after 6 p.m. 52 Negatively ■ 31 Building-Contracting 33 for rent, stove, refrigerator, of with me. 40 41 42 44 46 46 gowns etc. 646-5370. linens provided, 801 Main unusual archttectual charged PARTS Department now open His mother was well able to walk by herself, but my particle rm 1 t n TWO-FAMILY, centrally design and beautiful 47 48 49 REDWOOD FARMS CUSTOM DRAPERIES - TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Street. 649-9879. Saturdays. Complete line of husband was at her side, “supporting" her. 53 Diminutive 50 located. Two car f arage. 336,- CARPETS - Special - This landscaping features: Immaculate seven-room made very reasonable, work Carpentry and general con­ Chrysler parts. Chorches I was pushed in the back ^ u n d , along with lesser suffix 5) 52 900. V. Celinski, 1 Iroker, 649- guaranteed, call anytime, 649- month only. Free - Rubber FEMALE wanted to share 54 Rend 1116 or 643-4214. Capo, nice living room, tracting. Residential and Private entrances, private Motors. 649-3646. relatives such as cousins and nieces and nephews. Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 4266. commercial. Whether it be a padding with every order. A apartment with same, in patios with sliding glass' DOWN 53 54 formal dining room, eat-ln I am not putting his mother down, but I just want my to small repair job, a custom world of samples to choose Manchester. Call Sheila, 228- doors,* wall-to-wall 1968 TRIUMPH. TR 250, 1 At a distance COLONIAL - seven rooms. 1 kitchen and first floor from with prices you can af­ 9335 or 277-2115 before 4. husband to ^ o w where you thought his place was at a time TH IS Y E A R H O W C AN I'V E G O T DRESSMAKING, hems and built home or anything in carpeting, range, rebuilt engine, body. New top, (NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I YOU )A/ATCH T H O S E 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, family room, (hreo alterations done in my home. between, call 646-1379. ford. For shop at home ser­ like that. I'LL REALLY , YOU BE SURE^ ' THAT GUT , THREE-LETTER breezeway, garage, swim­ refrigerator and garbage starter, and alternator. Best DAILY READER bedrooms, 1V4 baths, Reasonable. Call 646-4019. vice. Call Scavitto's 633-0255. Apartments For Rent 53 offer. Also 1966 Corvair, Mon­ M AKE TWe S T U A R T F E E L I N G / ^ WORDS' ming pool, redwood deck, It Im 4 M if enk h bittir thai Senior Citizen Discount. disposal, traverse rods, fireplace, glass sliding za, new engine, best offer. 742- B A L L TEAM • z s wooded yard. 342,300. FURNITURE Refinishing. • uract U i f staff. master TV antenna, DEAR READER; I think your husband “belonged” at Philbrick Agency, Realtors, doors. Bullt-lns and over­ WE HAVE customers waiting 7437. Buy 2 they're small. Free pick-up and delivery. COMPLETE 283 motor, can for the rental of your apart­ storage and laundry his mother's side. But I see no reason why you couldn't Win at Bridge 6464200. sized garage. Carpeting, TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ hear run, asking 3150. Call 649- patio, and treed lot makes Call 643-4369, 646-8567. ment or home. J.D. Real facilities in basement. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, have been alongside your husband, too. vice - Remodeling, repairs, 6685. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Total electric. No pets. A EXECUTIVE L Ranch - Nine this a fine family homo. additions, custom building. No excellent condition, new WATERPROOFING - 1980. Rentals start at 3165 per ciutch, muffler and battery, DEAR ABBY; I have been married to a doctor for three Arthur reviews opening iead rooms, 22x26 master Priced at only $49,500. Hatchways, foundation job too small. Free estimates. bedroom, family room, game ELECTRIC fiberglass stone mb'itth. Call 872-0528 32,100. Call after 5 p.m., 646- years. We are both 29. We live in a nice neighborhood, and U&R REALTY CO. cracks, sump pumps installed, Over 25 years experience. 643- fireplace, 3150. Air- LOOKING for anything in real room, den, private yard, on 5769. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 6004. our neighbors are wonderful people, except for one thing; 643-2692 fireplace repairs, concrete conditioner, 11,000 btu, 350. estate rental - apartments, p.m. dead end street in prime basement floors, ceramic tile Whenever someone in their household becomes ill, they call NORTH 10 neighborhood, 359,000. For Robert D. Murdock Riding lawn mower, 375 or homes, multiple dwelliiws, no 1970 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner Dave, my husband. repairs, slate hallways. best offer. Call after 5 p.m., fees. Call J.D. Real Estate * A 10 8 2 Sure enough. East tried further details call Philbrick Realtor RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 - 383, 4-speed, 411 gears, We were awakened at 4:30 a.m. by a neighbor whose V 84 three spades which would Expert mason. 6434953, w3- 649-0618. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. chrome wheels, white tires. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 2914 , 527-5522. MANCHESTER - Duplex, two daughter had difficulty breathing. She had a cold, and nose ♦ A Q 10 4 have been set two tricks, but BIDWELL Home Improve­ bedrooms, heated, appliances, 31,500. 875-9390, after 2. drops would have done the trick. « J 94 Arthur's hand called lor a OVERSIZED CAPE - Six ment Co. Expert installation SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice. UNUSUAL Deluxe one ROCKLEDGE - Immediate bedroom Townhouse, private and dishwasher, garbage dis­ Abby, this isn't an occasional happening, this goes on all WEST(D) EAST four-club bid and Bobby rais­ rooms, with central air- of aluminum siding, gutters Leading manufacturer has 1965 BUICK, V6, excellent AKQJ64 A973 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence occupancy, 10 room custom and trims. Roofing installa­ entrances and patio, full baSe- posal, carpet, laundry room, condition, standard transmis­ the time. No matter how trivial the illness, they call Dave. ed him to game. conditioning, eat-in kitchen, built ranch, 34 bedrooms, 1 redwood pools left over from attic and cellar. Two children VAJ3 VK 10 652 West opened the king of R&R TREE SERVICE tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- 1975 season Half Price. ment, includes, heat, sion, radio, heater, $395. Call He works 18 to 20 hours a day and needs his rest. These dining room, brand new bath, 1/2 baths, two fireplaces, for­ Trees removed, land accepted, close to school, neighbors have their own physicians, but they call Dave 4K 986 4753 spades. Arthur won with dum­ (3EWTLEMENfMV PAU(SHTER three good sized bedrooms, 9109. Guaranteed installation and appliances, carpeting and 649-9619. BY INJECTIW0 IT WITH DOCTOR mal dining room, colonial cleared. No job too small. playground, tennis courts, because he's handy. They never invite us to any of their 4kK *63 my's ace and called for dum­ CAN IDENTIFY ME ZEKNEZ- FLOO«EL'5 RE-ANIMATIWe FLUID; 335,000, Philbrick Agency, terms. Call toll free 1-800-228- pool, ice skating pond. 3345 family room, double garage, Free estimates. per month. Damato Enter­ quiet neighborhood, parking 1974 FIREBIRD, 6 cylinder, parties. We hear from them only when somebody's sick. SOUTH my's jack of clubs. East THE MASTER JEWEL THIEF! / THEN Realtors, 6464200. finished rec room. Low 60's. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 1976 ask for Monte, day or two cars, 3265, Aailable April r - . ___ _ WHO OR 646-7770 roofing, storm windows, aw­ evening including Sunday. prises, 646-1021. autom atic on floor, air- When they call, I can't say he isn't home because they * 5 played low and Arthur Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643- 1st, 228-9317. VQ97 studied. 1333, nings. Quality workmanship, conditioning, power steering, would see both our cars. W e’ve considered moving, but the PORTER ST. AREA free estimates. Fully insured. PRESIDENTIAL Village green, black interior. Moving. same thing would probably happen wherever we went. ♦ J2 Why had West failed to open TWO retread tires, mounted, apartments, near churches MANCHESTER - Sub-let by * A Q 10 8 7 5 2 the king of hearts? Surely he PAPERHANGING - Our only 872-9187 , 649-3417. whitewalls, very good condi­ Must sell. 33,500., or best How can we get these people off our backs without MANCHESTER - Prime loca­ and shopping area, no pets. April 1st. Two bedroom apart­ offer. After 5. 646-6654. North-South vulnerable would have made that lead Two year old Colonial.l work, any type wall covering. tion, 78G-15. Best offer. 646- ment with garage, close to destroying our friendship? tion, excellent two-family. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, Please call 646-2623. Five-five, 2-car garage with Fully insured. Call 871-0062 or 8437. Main Street and schools. 3135. DOCTOR’S WIFE with both ace and king. Four bedrooms, 213 baths,l 875-7123. siding, gutters, and leaders. West North East South Therefore, East held a high completely maintenance! overhead doors, separate TWO ROOM apartment, heat, Call 646-6654 after 5. Free estimates. Fully in­ COMMODE for sick room, Quick DEAR WIFE: What "friendship"? Tell them to call their heart. Could he also hold the free. Many extras. No| heating by oil. Electric sured. 249-0205. hot water, stove, refrigerator, domestic hot water, A-1 condi­ CARPENTRY - kitchen 310. Rug frame and box of HILLIARD ST. - Attractive 4 .ictioii 111 conviiniuj own doctors and to please call Dr. Dave only in aii 1 4 Pass Pass 2 * king of clubs? No. because he agents, please. cabinets, and siding. furniture. Apply Marlows, 867 4 tion, first floor ready for strips. 37. Phone 643-4517. room modern apartment, no lomjnr nt?i‘dod emergency. 2 3 * 3 A 4 * would have responded with Specializing in formica work. Main St. Pass 5 * Pass Pass two kings. owner-occupancy. 344,900, For Articles lor Sale 41 Please let phone ring. carpeted kitchen, no ittMm into wiHcomt? 649-4136 a fte r 3 inspection call, 568-5660 John Insured. Free estimates. Call aji^liances, $185, security. 646- Pass Arthur played his ace of 649-9117. TWO BEDROOM - luxury Csish. Stdl your idlt> Opening lead — K * F. Shannon, Real Estate. Townhouse, located in clubs and was home with his Homs with .1 W.inl game. LIGHT TRUCKING - Free es- Highland Park section, of Ad. Astro-graph MANCHESTER - Centrally Manchester, wooded and Homes tor Rent 54 Alley Oop — Dave Graue RANCH - Six room, three tim ates, call 646-1943 By Oswald & James Jacoby located, two-family Ranch anytime. private, for information, call By BERNICE BEDE OSOL bedrooms, large country style duplex, gross income 33,- AUCTION 646-1616 after 5 o'clock. COLUMBIA - Attractive 1971 PLYMOUTH Scamp, 2- Arthur Robinson and Bobby kitchen, fireplace, 12x29 fami­ 725 yearly. Separate furnaces. Ranch, two bedrooms, dining door hardtop, small en^ne, For Thursday, March 11, 1070 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Jordan of Philadelphia were A Kentucky reader wants to MADE TO ORDER - Formica Underlings cannot carry out ly room, garage, shaded yard Only 333,900. Pasek Realtors, MARCH 10th, 1976 APARTMENT to Rent - three room, fireplace, garages, automatic transmission, ARIES (March 21-April 19), probably the best pair in know if it is true that an ex­ on quiet stre e t. 344,900. 289-7475 , 633-5786. tops, cabinets, doors. Top references, no pets, $275. 2M- your missions as well as you quality work, references. rooms, fully carpeted, air con- power steering, vinyl roof. Normally you're very opi North America some 10 years pert declarer knows where Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 3540, 646-3166. air-conditioning, tape deck, can. Be cautious as to whom Free estimates. 649-7831. B&C FLEA MARKET ditioned, stove and timislic, but today may be un^ you delegate authority for im­ ago. They retired while still every card is by trick three or 6464200. COVENTRY - Six room Cape, refrigerator, no children, and many extras. Excellent usual in that you see the young, but many of their four. huge country kitchen, 210 Pine St., Manchester Business lor Rent 55 portant projects. REUPHOLSTERY - Save security and credit reference gas mileage, extra snow tires. negative side of things rather hands are worth study. The answer is a decided RAISED RANCH - Seven fireplace, nice lot. Low 20's. than the positive. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. money at Scavitto's with • Occupied Japan figurines • Bottles required, call 643-0250. Bought new. Asking, 31.875. Here we see Arthur playing "No". Thai is most of the rooms, beamed cathedral Century 21, Tedford Real FOR RENT - Connecting or Call 647-1908 anytime. 21) Don't become too deeply in five clubs. Jordan’s failure ceiling in living room with skilled professional separate front-room offices. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) immersed in the problems of time. Sometimes, as in Estate, 647-9914. • Oak Chairs • Yokes • Agget ware Some information may be to double two diamonds or try fieldstone fireplace, eat-in reupholsters. Renovating 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. one very close to you. The dif­ today's hand he acquires a • Kitchen Table & 4 Chairs 1965 OLDS, D e lta 88, passed on to you from a friend. notrump over that bid by West kitchen, formal dining room, MANCHESTER - Two costs are less than new fur­ RENTAL OFFICE ficulties are deeper than your mighty good idea very early in niture. Free estimates. 633- Excellent condition. Asking Ironically, you could miss a was because he hoped his op­ 15x21 family room with bedroom Condominium, gas • Depression Glass •. End Tables DAHUTO ENTERPRISES OFFICE SPACE for rent - on 3500. Call 871-0729. ability to. assist. the play. If you don't think so 0255. Senior Citizen Discounts. good opportunity by not know­ ponents would bid on. read tomorrow's article. fireplace, wooded acre lot heat and air, full basement. • Furniture • Box lots, & much more, Large variety of Apartments and Main Street in Manchester. ing how to use it properly. CAPRICORN . (Dec. 22-Jan. with privacy, 344,900. Call after 5:30 p.m., 6464956. Townbousei throughout Ideal location for professional 19) Things you do for others STUMP REMOVAL - Spring Manchester. 1970 CHEVELLE, Malibu, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Owner transferred. offices and very convenient to GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It's today may not bring the ap­ Berry’s World special, 209 stump 315. Also Preview at 6 p.m. Auction at 7 p.m. ffentof OfffM open daffy 9*8, sport coupe, good condition, 6464200. all facilities. Please call 646- 31,500. Call 875-7308 evenings very important today to preciation you'd hoped (or. special on all sizes. Call 742- StL Guffday ^t^3 capitalize on your assets. If OLDER SEVEN Room Home 04V-1021 4100, between 9-4. Don't be disappointed — un­ 9347. • Flea Market Open Sat. & Sun. 9-6, and and weekends. you're negotiating, don’t ROCKLEDGE - Seven room - south end Manchester. 1 1/2 240 Naw Slat* Road related stresses may be to now open Thurs. & Fri., 6-10 weaken your position by giving blame. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Ranch, three bedrooms, baths, built-ins, fireplace, MANCHESTER SPACE AVAILABLE - 7,000 too much away to gain a point. fireplace, rec room, two-zone patio, garage, small private DRAPERY and Slipcovers - square feet in Manchester, Trucks tor Sale 82 Custom-made to order in our AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 19) heat, garage, porch, 344,900. close to 1-84 & Railroad, se­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) If Determine the cost lor services lot. 336,500. Call 649-6960. own workshop. Over 2,000 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, cond floor, suitable for 1971 CHEVY pick-up, built for put to the test today, stick to you're having performed to­ ...FRED '6 S d i,.. fabrics and patterns lor your , your guns. It's extremely un­ 646-4200. Lott-J.and For Sale 24 SPECIALIZING in cleaning Dogs-BIrda-Peta 43 FIVE ROOM apartm ent, storage or light manufac­ camper, good tires, good day. If you don't, the bill could IN T H E selection. We help you select and repairing Chimneys and heat, stove, utilities included. turing. Call 646-4048 between 8 mechanical condition, low wise to give (he opposition un­ jolt you when the job is done. A M D O j - E O F SPOTLESS 'six room Cape, just the right fabric. We a.m. - 4:30 p.m. mileage. $2,100. 649-5557. deserved concessions. BUSH^H HILL I^oadRoad - Lot 113.75 measure free. We install. roofs. Free estimates. 30 PRIVATE riding instructions, Middle-aged adults. No pets. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) DRAMATIC lour bedrooms, modern x/670 (1 3/4 acres) 314,500. Years Experience. Howley, English and Western, $5.00 647-1619. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You You're a warm and giving p ^ - S T O R y AND, kitchen, with dishwasher and B ety Rods and hardware available. BOLTON NOTCH may find yourself in the CAN'T PUT IT Call Scavitto's Furniture 643-5361. per hour, call 633-5571, Motorcyctes-BIcycles 84 son. You should continue to be disposal. Handy to bus line /Realtor, 875-0701 anytime. MANCHESTER - Family Showroom, office building, awkward position today of hav­ so. Don't, however, be taken DOWN and schools. 334,500. Philbricg' Shop, 633-0255. Outside Hart­ storage buildings, 4 commer­ ing to seek aid from one you / ford area, call Enterprise UNEMPLOYED Roofer - Will style, 2 bedroom apartment, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE advantage of by those who ex- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Rural install roof, gutters or quiet location, includes heat, cial, industrial acres. Visible consider beneath you. Don't let pect^you to pay the full tab. 2228. Senior Citizen Discount. BASSET HOUND - AKC - Lowest rates available. pride stand in your way. residential treed building lot. aluminum siding, for low dis­ registered, male, eight appliances, carpeting, and highway location. 1-223-4460. "Sunny Day'v coverage. VERNON storage. $230 per month. 160x240 average. 39,500. E-Z Floor Cleaners - Rugs and count price. Call Ken, 649-2456 months, $150, 742-9394. Exclusive NETRA Agent. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Try Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. MANCHESTER - Main Street not to ask anything of close S A D D L E UP Wolverton Agency, Realtors, carpets vacuumed and sham- anytime. Clarke Agency, 643-1126. M l 649-2813. - 1,000 sq, ft. retail store, im­ associates today (hat might A ho/M k)« Eight room summer cottage, Special rates for people over kitchen faucets replaced, Building permit issued. Five 643-9551. „ , Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel BOLTON - Six room Cape, four bedrooms, stone 65. Fully insured. Estimates acres with charming eight floor, 3170 monthly. Security, sttaamUdtk^^mmm 1976 by Nt A. Me, /WREAPIUA AND ARITHMETIC AfiP repaired, rec rooms, heated, 646-2426, 9-5. YOUR 10' wide Mobile Home fireplace, modern kitchen, fireplace, garage, owner given. Call 649-7863. bathroom remodeling, heat room Cape. Call Arthur or is worth 33,500 in trade on a three bedrooms, two baths, financing. Mid 40's. lessenger Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. '7 know the China trip made you leal like your SPELUUfc 1 ^ 0 — finished room in basement. modernization, etc. Free es­ BOLTON - MANCHESTER Resort Property new 14' wide. Plaza Homes. 1- TONIGHT IM ID BE how/ GREAT, old sell but I'm going to bed!" -* Company, Realtors, 646-8713, PAINTING - interior and timates gladly given. M & M Watson Beach Co,, 828-0369. Oversized garage. Treed lot. 423-9291. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Townline. Three room apart­ For Rent 56 INSTALLED AS THE GWAND DO I EXCEPT exterior, paperhanging, Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. ment, large yard, quiet SACHEM OF THE "VAOVAL I FEK 333,500. Pliilbrick Agency excellent work. References. Equal housing opportunity. Realtors, 646-4200. neighborhood, heat, hot IT's Not too early to plan your WANTED 50 used mobile (3RDER OF MLISKWATS".' ONE Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Real Estata Wanted 28 Free estimates. Fully in­ BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ homes. Will pay top dollar. LOOKfl AKC Cocker Spaniel puppies. water, stove and refrigerator. summer vacation!! Lake sured. Martin Mattson, 649- bing - All heating and plum­ Kanasatka, Moultonboro, Call 1-828-0369. THING.' LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN ALL CASH for your property Bred for temperament. References required. 3210 , CONGRATULATIONS.' 4431. bing repairs plus remodeling. monthly. 646-2311. New Hampshire. Lakefront 1 T i t I'LL APART »Ul?E STRICTLY NO PROBLEM! spacious Garrison Colonial on within 24 hours. Avoid red Call 646-8641. Champion bloodlines. Three A TWO Bedroom 12' wide late A MIRACLE AlAN TO beautiful wooded' lot, large tape, instant service. Hayes blacks, one buff. 742-9563 after cottage, sleeps five, two L.e. HERSELF HAS BEEN PAPER HANGING Expert. FOUR ROOM apartment, in bedrooms, living room, model, 35,995 delivered. We KEEP WUR RAMBLIN' FIGHTIN’ TO LET BOTH family room with fireplace, Corporation, 646-0131. Your average paper, in 12x23 game room, music ,.FRANK SCOTELLA /L,L,/\ rium-Plum- (jijgp duplex, appliances, and kitchen, screened-in porch are looking for 8', 10', 12', WREOK ON THEHI6H MEN AN' V/OMEN SHOOT average room, $25. Mr. 5’,'”8 and remodeling, *ya(er 3195, and security. and sundeck. Completely fur­ wide trades. Highest WAV. BUSTER. BL POOL AT FAT LEFTVlS.' room, or fourth bedroom, SELLING your house? Call us Richman, 646-3864. allowances given on our 14' wall-to-wall throughout, first and we'll make you a Vanities and hot water Boats-Accessorles 45 iqewlv refinished 643-1442 nished. Private beach. Great HOW ARE YOU heaters. Prompt service on ------■' fishing and conveniently wide new inventory. Parts, 60NNA ENTER 'E 6 A P , rosewood paneling, central cash offer. T.J. Crockett, INTERIOR - EXTERIOR emergencies.. 643-7024. 12' ALUMINUM boat, 7 h.i supplies and accessories, full vac, built-in barbecue, sliding Realtor, 643-1577. THREE ROOM apartment, iocateaon Lakes Region area. A WOMEN'S ! I'LL BUY YOU BOTH I'LL Painting, Quality professional ...... Eska engine. 3300, Call 87! Available June through time service department. This Funny World glass doors, flagstone patio. restored colonial, neat, hot t o u r n a m e n t ? a STEAK PINNER , ENTER, L’il Sport — Wirth work at reasonable prices 9390 after 2. water and parking. Central. September, $175 weekly. Call Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur Call today for details and in­ IMMEDIATE CASH for your F re e e s tim a te s , G. L. Flooring 36 Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ A FTER I WIN THE t o o ; spection of this choice 643-2171 or 643-8470. Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4:30 property. Let us explain our McHugh, Painting. 643-9321. 1970 RENKEN 14' fibreglass pike, Berlin, Conn. 1 , - p ^ . i\0 0 0 PRIZE offering. 379,900. Philbrick fair proposal. Call Mr. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, p.m. NOTHIN'S MADE T'LAST boat, 65 h.p. Mercury engine, 22 LOCUST Street, seven Agency Realtors, 6464200, Belfiore, 647-1413. WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality Boors like new, no waxing, ANYM ORE.'^ (specializing in older floors). and trailer, $1,600. Call 875- rooms, security, 3230. 646- Automotive Service 68 Automottve Service 88 interior and exterior, painting 9390 after 2. MANCHESTER'S OLDEST - MAY WE BUY your home? and paperhanging. Foully in­ Ceilings and inside painting. 2426, 9-5. Circa 1753 - Central chimney, Quick, fair, all cash and no sured. Call 649-4343. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- gambrel Colonial. Three problems. Call Warren E. 2222. Antiques 48 VERNON - a pleasant eight fireplaces, original paneling Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. unit, conveniently located, 3 ;c ^ and stenciling, twelve rooms, Bullding-Coniracling 33 WANTED Antique furniture, 1/2 room apartment im­ I 643-513S 24 HOUR TOWING two baths, large lot. 376,000. CASH for your property. Call □ MISC. FOR SALE glass, pewter, oil paintings, or mediately available. Features Philbrick Agency Realtors, us./irst if anxious to Sell. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - other antique items. R. include: range, refrigerator, 646-4200. Keith Real Estate. 6464126 or Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Harrison, 643-8709. garbage disposal, wall-to-wall 649-1922 ditions, rec rooms, porches Articles lor Sale 41 carpeting, air-conditioning, SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus and roofing. No job too small. ANTIQUES Wanted - shades and curtain rods and I /M O R li lE R S /. restored antique Colonial in SELL YOUR house through J. Call 649-3144. ALUMINUM sheets used as American furniture, oriental master TV antenna. Total Manchester, Fifteen rooms, printing plates, .007 thick, electric, laundry and storage ------,NE FORM6 Watson Beach Real Estate rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ ■sSnt- L*—;) ON THE RI(iHT» three full baths, nine Company. Professional real CARPENTRY - Repairs, 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for sor chairs, crocks, jugs, facilities in basement. No 315 CENTI^Tm MANCHESTER, c o n n .* Phon'« 443-5135 fireplaces, other features too estate service for nearly 50 remodeling, additions, gar­ 31. Phone 643-2711. weathervanes, primitives. pets. Rental $160. Call 872- numerous to mention. 3130,- years. Call our Manchester of­ ages, roofing, call David Ron Dionne, 643-1691, 0528, Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 000. Philbrick Agency, fice for an estimate of value Patria, 644-1796. CLEAN USED refrigerators, p.m. for appointment. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Short Riba — Frank Hill Realtors, 6464200, without obligation. 647-9139. ranges, automatic washers, FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ WES ROBBINS carpentry with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, SIX ROOM duplex, includes CONTROLLED AUTO SODY REPAIRS BOLTON - Volpi Road - remodeling specialisit. Ad- Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- lamps, etc. Now accepting garage and many extras. RUDDY WaWE/VS Reduced 33,000. Owner's ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 2171. consignments, for March auc­ Lease and security deposit. on all makat.' UB G U N N E R . anxious, must sell this attrac­ □ MISC. SERVICES built-ins, bathrooms, tion. 644-8962. No pets. 646-8379. tive seven room Ranch on FIREPLACE WOOD, sand kitchens, 649-3446. LOAN and RENTAL CARS private 200x200 treed lot. and gravel for sale - tree work Wanted to Buy 49 FOUR ROOM Duplex, cellar, AND NEVER SAY THEY ARE Living room with raised Services Ottered 31 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - and odd jobs, call 647-1834. parking, yard, 3185. Married rAvailable by Appointment... MADE OF THAT AG Al N /" <3l»T4tlcN*^SyW.. Uc. hearth fireplace, 10x25 family new homes custom built, couple, one child. Available OLD DOLLS - Paying top ;,)tm room, formal dining, three REWEAVING burns, holes. remodeled, additions, rec SWIMMING Pool Distributor prices for your old dolls, $65. April 1st. 649-8350. 3 - 1 0 bedrooms, kitchen with stove Zippers, umbrellas repaired. rooms, garages, kitchens closing out 1975 model 16x31 and up for China and bisque "Hey, where is everybody?" and dishwasher, oil hot water, Window shades, Venetian remodeled, bath tile, cement OD, with sundeck, fencing and dolls. 3100 and up for ByeTo. FIVE ROOM tenement, se­ : STMOZliiLManMr 2-zone heat. Attached garage. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. work. Steps, dormers. filter. 3799 Installed, full Never give or sell a doll cond floor, convenient loca­ Reduced to 352,900. Cantor Si Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Residential or commercial. financing available. Call without getting our offer. Call tion, adults, security deposit. ^ 301-315 GOUa MMOiESTER Goldfarb Realtors, 8754244, 5221. Call 649-4291. Wayne collect. 623-2252. locally, 875-7356. Call 6464)819. I, PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10,-1976

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE At 73f she still enjoys her work % By BETTY RYDER leather strips for their mocassins Kaniily/Travel Editor and clothing apparel,” she added. [ 7 i She laughingly refers to herself as When she first became interested UVIN^ "the grandmother of rug hooking,” in rug hooking, Mrs. Fraser went to — FOOD but at 73 (she’ll be 74 in May), Mrs. Massachusetts where she trained PEATUREj anvord abont cost with Pearl McGowan. Grace Fraser of 192 Hartford Rd. is living proof that age is only a state of “That name probably doesn’t mean mind. much now, but she trained some of are tackling with great enthusiasm. Mills, contains two large rooms; one A warm, friendly woman with grey the top teachers, many of whom are “We are making a hanging with the used for classes and display items, hair and sparkling eyes, she found still teaching rug hooking throughout seal of the State of Connecticut in the the other for a business office and her nitch in life 40 years ago and the country,” she said. center surrounded by the state shipping. Today, Grace Fraser teaches plans to stick with it a while longer. flower, the state bird, the Charter Obviously, her class is filled with braiding, needlepoint, and crewel, Mrs. Fraser, owner of Fraser Oak tree, and a whale,” she people who enjoy hen- wit and but as she explains "My main in­ Studio, a firm that supplies rug explained. sociability, since there is very little terest is rug hooking.” making equipment, has lived in Another endeavor of the class is a student turnover. "I conduct rug hooking classes one Manchester 35 years, having moved transportation series, which Mrs. “I have one pupil who is 84 and has day a week on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. here from Bristol. Fraser said she had done years ago, been coming here for lessons for 17 to 3 p.m. and try to limit the class to Her late husband, Harry, a native but was updating for her present years. She has made over 100 rugs,” 10. of Scotland came to the United States class. she said. “The women bring a sandwich for when he was seven months old and “This particular project is com­ Reflecting on the past, Mrs. Fraser lunch and I supply the beverage. lived in Manchester all of his life. prised of several seat covers, each said, “ Harry and I found this Sometimes we make a real party out "It all began when Harry started depicting a different inode of business was a splendid way to meet of it, and they brings cake or manufacturing a little machine to cut transportation It includes a people. cookies,” she said. strips of fabric for making rugs. stagecoach, balloon, tin Lizzie, "We ship supplies to teachers all Recently the group played hooky "It had changeable roils so the trolley, steamboat, and an airplane, over the country, many of whom we from class for a short time and went material could be cut into different all done in red, white and blue, she have corresponded with for years. to a “sugaring-off” at the home of widths depending on the type of rug said. Once, while viewing an exhibit in C____b ' Jeanette Skatkowski of 36 Bush Hill one was making,” she said. When the hanging and chair seats Bakersfield, Calif, we met one of the Rd., who is one of Mrs. Fraser’s The machine, which is a big seller are completed, Mrs. Fraser hopes to teachers we had been doing business students. in the United States and Canada, is exhibit them, perhaps at the Lutz with for 15 years. We were all so "Later we returned, had lunch, and currently shipped all over the world, Junior Museum, in town buildings, or excited," she said. got back to the business of rug p "We distribute three or four thou­ at programs relating to the Bicenten­ "Harry started working in the hooking,” Mrs. Fraser said smiling. sand a year,” Mrs. Fraser said. nial. Cheney Mills when he was only 14. "Currently, the group is working "Many of the Indians living in Mrs. Fraser studied design and Later he went to Hartford where he on a Bicentennial project which they Canada use the machine to cut color along with craft teaching, was shop supervisor for Underwood braiding and rug hooking at Eastern Corp., and still later worked for 10 Connecticut State College in years at Veeder Root. Willimantic. "Ironically,” she said wearing a "It was called Willimantic State broad grin, “he started out as a poor Teachers College back in those boy and ended up owning one of the days," she noted. Cheney homes." Personally, she has made many Mrs. Fraser has three daughters, pictorial hangings and won several Dorothy, Marion, and Jeannette, and awards for her original designs. seven grandchildren. "My husband and I did that rug," rv "All of the girls have taken up the : > she said pointing to the rug on her art of rug hooking at one time during studio floor. "It took us two years.” their lives and have made many in­ (Herald photo by Pinto) When it comes to rug hooking, Mrs. teresting items," she said. y Fraser doesn't enter competition. 7 Of herself, the woman who has As she explains it, “ I don't want to taught creative art for years and Mrs. Fraser displays one of the rugs she made at her compete against my own students.” made others aware of their potential studio on Hartford Rd. (Herald photos by Pinto) The Fraser Studio, which is located talent, says "I suppose I should just behind her large white house retire, but I'm not going to — not originally built at the turn of the cen­ right now. " tury lor the treasurer of Cheney

Free. That's the word. The / C ^ Your neighbor’s kitchen NOW account is free at f\. j By Betty Ryder Heritage Savings. No ^ ■ 'r matter what your '•Tt By BETTY RYDER “We have an automatic potato position \vith FInast in West Hart­ "Defeated for Senate — 1855 ford. "Defeated for vice president — minimum balance Family/Travel Editor peeler." Ed said, “but we have a "Turn in to the door of the Brass For the past 10 years, Ed White young man who comes in and works 1856 Key for good eating," is the motto on (Herald photo by Pinto) and Don Denley, owners of the Brass the night before St. 'Patrick’s Day "Defeated for Senate — 1858 is. No matter how Key Restaurant at 829 Main St., removing the eyes." the restaurant's menu. ■'Elected president — 1860 Manchester, have been expressing Another tip the men find quite help­ And as a bit of encouragement to 'What a man was Abraham Lin­ Designs of mountain laurel, the Connecticut state flower, all, on the reverse side there is this their appreciation to their many ful is cooking the cabbage in hot coln." message: are completed by Mrs. Fraser as part of her class’s customers on St. Patrick’s Day. water. While both Ed and Don are proud of P V "Here is a man who — many checks you write. Bicentennial project. This year will be no exception. the menu they feature at the Brass Plans are all ready under way tor "Failed in business — 1831 Key. they especially look forward to the sumptuous corned beef and cab­ "Defeated in legislature — 1832 St. I’atrick's Day. No matter what. bage dinner they will serve that day, “ Again,failed in business — 1834 "When else can you say "thanks’ to along with selections from their "Sweetheart died — 1835 so many people at one time," they "The hotter the water, the easier it “ Had nervous breakdown — 1836 said. regular menu. is to retain the green color and It's a tradition now, and as Ed and "Defeated in election — 1938 flavor." Don said. "Defeated for Congress — 1843 The NOW account. Don explain it, "It's our way of The potatoes are started in cold saying 'thanks’ to our customers for "Defeated for Congress — 1846 On water. “Defeated for Congress — 1848 their patronage throughout the year. For the festivities, the restaurant The savings account that works We try to keep the price minimal and is decorated in appropriate St. second thought the meal includes corned beef, cab­ Patrick's Day motif, and the bage, boiled potato, a roll and waitresses compliment their un­ ki:U - like a checking account, and pays 5% interest. butter." iforms with green hats and matching By Jan Warren Obviously, Manchester residents aprons. appreciate their efforts for it is not Both Ed and Don admit to putting /o ) unusual to have close to 350 patrons in long hours, but apparently enjoy It's free with no minimum balance at Heritage Savings. stop in to partake of the St. Patrick’s their work. Day repast. At home, neither one does the Behind the high electric bill “ It takes about two full days of ad­ cooking. vance preparation,” Don said. “We both have wives who are good The other day my husband com­ "Hmmm," 1 said. "This is going to Open your NOW account with us. The free way is the better way. “ We use approximately 275 pounds cooks, so it's not necessary,” Don pared electric bills with the men in come as quite a shock to you, but the tennis club locker room. When he your daughters wash their hair every said. When he’s.not working, Ed enjoys came home he was bursting to tell day, too." Watching his sons in their sports ac­ And that's the last word in NOW accounts. me the story. "And.„twice on Saturdays,” trilled "You're never going to believe Sara, who suddenly appeared in the tivities. this!" he said, “but last month. kitchen her hair wrapped Aunt "David, who is 15, plays basketball of corned beef (25 briskets averaging and baseball at Illing Junior High Jack’s electric bill was twice the Jemima-style in a big bath towel. 11 pounds.), 200 to 300 pounds of School. Danny. 17, is a student at amount of ours. We’ve got the same “ I don't believe it,” said my hus­ potatoes and 4 crates (24 heads each) Manchester High School and enjoys size family. Our houses are about the band. "How could this be going on in of cabbage," he said. same size. What do you think is the my house without my knowing it? tennis and ice hockey,” he said. "The brisket is cooked on the "We also have two daughters, difference?" Next you’re going to tell me you’ve premises a day or two ahead serving Diane 17, who is at MHS, and Debra, “Hmmm,” 1 said, ‘Til bet that got one of those darn hair dryers.” time. On St. Patrick’s Day, we heat it 19, who is married to a serviceman. Jack has a sauna bath in his "We do," said Sara. Then she on the steam table and it’s just right They have one child.” basement.” added with a grin, “You and mother for slicing,” Ed said. -m£\ His wife, Joan, enjoys tennis and "Wrong!” cried my husband. gave it to me last year on my While men have no hard and fast participates in various school affairs. ’’Jack has FOUR teen-age birthday." rules for cooking corned beef, they "With five children, it's hard to daughters. Two more than we “Now look,” said my husband, did say that an average 11- pound find time for much more,” Ed said. do,..thank heaven for that small struggling to be patient. “ In addition brisket should be cooked in water Don and his wife Mildred like to blessing!" to the fact that you girls are drivin’g containing pickling spices (there play duplicate bridge. While I peeled the potatoes for me to the poor house, you’re ruining come all prepared in a package) for dinner, my husband continued. your hair. You’re washing the “We are big antique hunters,” he approximately three hours or until said, "and Mildred takes lessons in "Jack blames the whole thing on natural oils down the drain and that tender. caning, and cake decorating.” his daughters’ hair. They wash it dryer, well, I don't know what it’s Main Ollice: 1007 Main SI., Manchester 649-4586 • K-Marl Office: Spencer SI., Manchester 649-3007 "A great deal is lost in the cooking, The Denleys have three sons. EVERY day! What’s more, every doing but I’m sure it’s not good.” so we usually end up with about 50 Ken, who was active in the Drama Coventry Ollice: Roule 3t, 742-7321 • Tolland Ollice: Rl. 195, quarter mile soulh ol 1-86, Exit 99, 872-7387. time they wash their hair, they dry it With that he turned to me, "C’mon per cqnt of what we started with,” Club when he was a student at OPENING SOON — HERITAGE CONVENIENCE CENTER IN FRANK'S SUPERMARKET with one of those electricity-eating- mom, give me some support here.” hid said. Manchester High School, now is monsters. Poor old Jack. He says "The girls know how I feel,” 1 said. West Middle Turnpike, Manchester "Instead of costing somewhere in studying drama at Southern Connec­ that he goes to sleep with the sound "I've told them a hundred times that the neighborhood of J1.20 per pound, ticut State College. of the hair dryer in his ears and when if they don't stop this, by the time the corned beef actually costs closer Mark, now working in South Wind­ he wakes up its still going.” they’re forty they won't have any to $2.40,” Don added. My husband emphasized his next hair left to wash." sor, was graduated from Wentworth (Herald photo by Dunn) The Brass Key, which has a staff of Institute in Boston. He and his wife, statement by slapping his hand on the "Oh, come on you two,” said Sara, four regular women and seven high Estelle, have one child, Mark Jr. counter. "I wouldn’t allow that kind making a quick exit. "You’ll have to school girls, usually takes on extra Ed White, at left, and Don Denley, see just how many heads A graduate of the University of of nonsense in my house!” better than that. By the time I’m help when potato peeling times com­ of cabbage will fit into the pot as they prepare their menu for Hartford, Don Jr. is training for a FORTY! Who cares!" es around. St. Patrick’s Day at the Brass Key Restaurant.

■V I PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Wed., March 10. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Civitans host N,E, C ^n cil Pinochle scores

Ladd-Frazier The Manchester Chapter of Clvitan Manchester Sam Schorrs, 538, Alberta will host the New England Council 9:45 a.m. at the Army and non Senior Citizens Gessay, 650, Edward Poggie, 593, Sophie Paula Jeanne Frazier of Top scorers in the March Colbert, 537, Archie meeting on Saturday and Sunday at Navy Club. Play is open to Pinochle Club March 2 Quinn, 638, Alexina Moeau, Bogdan, 587, Manchester and Richard Carl Ladd 4 Manchester Senior Houghtaling, 534, John Gai­ The Colony in Talcottville. all senior citizens. game are Bertha Gerich, 63J. The cluh will sponsor a of Vernon, were married Feb. 21 at Citizens Pinochle Group ly, 525, Ernestine Donnel­ On Saturday, there will be a 7(X), Lena Piazza and Ann Top scorers in the March game Thursday at 1:30 South United Methodist Church in game at the Army and ly, 522. Manchester. dinner-dance with a social hour at 7, M orrell, 682, Mary St. 4 tournament game are p.m. at the Vernon Senior Navy Club are Vincent The group sponsors a Vernon Louis, 673, Sophie Bogdan, Frank Minor, 621, Bert The bride is the daughter of Mr. followed by dinner at 8. There will be Citizens Center, Park PI., Borello, 641, A1 Gates, 552, game each Thursday at Top scorers in the Ver­ Edwards, 603, John and Mrs. Edward Frazier of 65 dancing to the music of the Lenny 670, Ann ^ngailo, 657, Joe Rockville. Oliver Rd. The bridegroom is the son Peiro Orchestra of Pennsylvania un­ experience — all marvelous qualities of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ladd of 296 til 1 a.m. the younger world needs to share and Tunnel Rd., Vernon. Sunday’s activities will include Today’s thought can find only in those with the advan­ Almanac The Rev. Robert Eldridge of South business meetings dealing mainly tage of age. United Methodist Church performed with youth activities on the high Young people will find that, giving the double-ring, candlelight school and college levels. their abilities in the service of others Programs for the ladies will in­ There is yet another balm for By Uniled Press International In 1862, the U.S. Treasury issued ceremony. The church was decorated loneliness and it is to be found in especially the old, will discover that clude a presentation by Mr. and Mrs. Today is Wednesday, March 10, the the first American currency, n with pink and white carnations and there really is no generation gap to 70th day of 1976 with 296 to follow. Richard Marsh of the Heart Associa­ giving and serving. "No man is an denominations from $5 to $1,000. roses. Mrs. Joyce Chandler was island,” for all men are interdepen­ isolate them. Ahd all in the in- tion entitled “ Pulmonary Coronary The moon is between its first In 1945, B29 bombers of the U.S. organist. dent. By offering to others our time, between years will find satisfying quarter and new phase. Resuscitation, and a talk on "The Air Force began incendiary raids on The bride, given in marriage by our talents and unselfish service, we companionship the moment they The morning stars are Mercury Role of Woman Today" by Marian Japan in the waning days of World her father, wore an ivory knit jersey will find that in serving the needs of seize the courage to offer themselves and Venus. War II. Roy of Manchester Community gown designed in Empire style with others, filling up their loneiiness, our in service to others. The evening stars are Mars, College. In 1964, Queen Elizabeth II gave high draped neckline, long sleeves Lonely? There is no reason to be. Jupiter and Saturn. Edward Gagnon, vice president of own isolation is broken. It takes ef­ birth to her fourth child. Prince with deep cuffs of pearls and a flared God is always with you. Friendship is Those born on this date are under the local chapter, and program cnair- fort, but its reward is fulfillment. Edward, third in line of succession to over sleeve edged in maribou and A- The elderly, who often seem most yours for the sharing. the sign of Pisces. the British throne. line skirt terminating into a chapel- man, has announced that the dis­ Submitted by tinguished guests will Include C. afflicted with this modern illness, American organist and composer In 1969, James Earl Ray pleaded length train. She wore a matching are often the ones with most to give, Rev. Robert W. Cronin Dudley Buck was born March 10, Frank LePage, governor of the West guilty to the murder of Dr. Martin ivory hood trimmed in maribou. for they have time, the wisdom of Pastor of 1839. Virginia District of Clvitan; Dr, Gor­ Luther King and was sentenced to 99 Mrs. Dana Martin of South years, and patience born of St. Maurice Church On this day in history: years in prison. Weymouth, Mass., was her sister's don S. Taylor, International Zone The “Normal Nutrition Nut,” a University of Bolton matron of honor. Bridesmaids were vice president; Don Gorsline, Connecticut student, chats with Marc Aresco, Miss Charlotte Froh of Manchester District governor; and the current administrative resident at Manchester and Mrs. Louise Kerin of Rockville. New England officers; and Mayor Memorial Hospital, about the need for sound Anthony Capella of East Hartford Matthew Moriarty Jr, of nutrition. served as best man. Ushers were Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) William Ladd of Vernon, the Tickets for the dinner dance will be bridegroom’s brother; and Gary available at the door. Cheerleaders take first place MMH spearheads LARGE INDIAN RIVER Kuck of Kings Park, L.I., N.Y. the WHITE SEEDLESS TENDER bridegroom’s cousin. The Assumption Junior High School cheerleaders won first MUSHROOMS A reception wa% held at The Colony place in the cheerleading competition for the Manchester Nutrition Week WESTERN in Vernon after wich the couple left Deanery on Feb. 29. Members of the team, who are all ready to Employes, patients and tributed literature in the GRAPEFRUIT for Florida. They are residing in enter the state competition on March 21 at Trinity College, are, visitors to Manchester cafeteria and discussed 16 o z . ^ O C Northgate Apartments in Vernon. Napoletano photo Serviceman from front row, left to right, Laura Dupuis, Lisa Canaperi; se­ Memorial Hospital are problems concerning nutri­ Carrots PKG. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ladd are being made more aware of tion. employed at Multi-Circuits, Inc. in Mrs. Richard C. Ladd cond row, Maureen Berryman, Jody Ricci, Mary Evans, Mona sound eating habits this A short course was Manchester. Doran, Sandy Keeney, Elizabeth Sche and Karen Evans; third week during National offered to hospital MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY 10-99' Roger L. Monat, son of Mr. and Nutrition Week being Mrs. John Monat of 10 Fox Hill Dr., row. Co-captain Sheila Dupuis, Linda Landry, Kelli Sullivan, employes entitled "Nutri­ 260 NOftTH MAIN AT MAIN FOX RUN MALL observed there. Rockville, has completed recruit Diana Flavell, Margaret Sullivan, Capt. Teri Dandeneau. tion— Plain and Simple.’’. MIDDLETOWN EAST HARTFORD cello Together with the , CALIFORNIA SUNKIST , training at Parris Island, S.C. He The slogan will be used in 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 11S0 BURNSIDE AVENUE Engaged American Dietetics Associa­ _ OOt SILVER LANE FRESH BROicOLlI attended Rockville High School and all subsequent MMH Nutri­ WE WELCOME YOUR pkg- NAVEL ORANGES tion, MMH is presenting enlisted in the Marine Corps last MARC to hear Rev, Gengras tion month activities. FOOD STAMP PURCHASES several programs Ms. Nancy Zyla, a UConn AtMTv* to LM - Non* S«id U OoM'i 49 « IFOR August. BUNCH emphasizing the impor­ N*t l.tvoiulbl* l*r He will report to Camp Pendleton, The Rev. Joseph Gengras, director ages in the use of leisure time, such School of Allied Health tance of good nutrition. Price* Effective thru M A R.13, 1976 Calif, for training in the infantry of Alleluia House, will be guest as, recreational, extra-curricular Professions senior inter­ A University of Connec­ field. speaker for the Manchester Associa­ and weekend activities. ning at MMH; and Ms. tion for Retarded Citizens on ticut student called the Christine Socwell, also a Monat was promoted meritoriously The facility emphasizes programs ’Thursday at 8 p.m. at Lincoln Center, "Normal Nutrition Nut” UConn intern at MMH, are ■ " - m - to the rank of private first class upon dealing with the family as a whole 494 Main St. outfitted in a Bicentenialiy serving as coordinators of completion of recruit training. He and stresses parent-child, and Alleluia House, located in Bloom­ oriented costume, dis­ the week-long program. was also selected as honor man for brother-sister relationships. his platoon. field, Is a facility that provides guidance to retarded persons of all The public is invited. Social Security

Q. My father is in the you’ve already incurred, hospital again as a result of but it’s not too late to get the second stroke in the help for the future. People Sale March 11-13 past several years. Will he who do not sign up for the have to wait five months medical insurance when Thurs. thru Sat. before he can get Social they’re first eligible, or eumbeAil farms Seturity disability who cancel once, may benefits, as he did the first enroll during the first three time? months of the year. You A. Not n e c e ssa rily . can get information about Under some cir­ signing up for the Medicare FOR SOUP OR STEW I FROZEN SHOULDER medical insurance by Nassiff Photo Schaller Photo cumstances, people who BEEF got disability checks calling or writing any lb COUNTRY STYLE LOIN HALF The engagement of Miss Nancy The engagement of Miss Jill E. The engagement of Miss Sally J. before can get benefits Social Security office. CUBES Rowena Luzey to David Ferguson of South Windsor to Dennis Holland of Hebron to, Joseph H. Ice Cream without the five-month PORK $128 PORK $118 Bartholomew Banister, both of Hanson of Traverse City, Mich, has Allard of Hartford has been an­ waiting period if they Q. I understand that jobs RIBS lb 1 ROAST lb. 1 Manchester, has been announced by been announced by her parents, Mr, nounced by her parents, Mr, and become disabled again and will probably be scarce for SEAFOOD young people this summer, FANCY Flllil OF $ |3 B her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. John R, Ferguson of 736 Mrs. David Holland Jr. of Laura cannot work. Your father WHOLE RIB HALF Oppenheimer of 41 Garden St. so I want to try to line COD FLOUnOER Avery St., South Windsor, Dr., HebronS andwiches should notify a Social l2oi. FKO. g n 98 something up early. I /j^he bride-eiect was graduated Mr. Hanson is the son of Clyde D. Mr. Allard is the son of Mrs. Helen Security office about his FIIIET PORK PORK applied for a Social Securi­ IRRCOSTinOS 1 from Rockvilie High School in 1975. Hanson Sr. of Rodney, Mich, and Allard of Hartford. condition as soon as possi­ FANCY PILIIT OP She is employed, by the Manchester Mrs. Harvey Kenney of DeWitt, ble. If he’s unable to do it, ty card and was told that it LOINS ROAST The bride-elect is a senior at Rham $ | 0 8 HRDDOCH .T* Upholstering Co. a'nd the Connecticut Mich. 6 pack a friend or relative can. would take several weeks FANCY PILLIT OP CUT TO ORDER Bank & Trust Co. The bride-elect was graduated High School and is employed part- Q. My wife had to be to get it. Why does it take lb POllBIH 6 8 « Her fiance is also a 1975 graduate from South Windsor High School. She time by Finast Supermarket in transported by ambulance that long? S v ill S l 0 8 of Rockville High School. He just is currently attending the University Manchester. from the hospital where A. It takes several weeks BONELESS BEEF TOP BONELESS BEEF TOP completed active duty with the U.S. she underwent her opera­ because an application for ib’ r of Connecticut. Her fiance was graduated from the ROUND $ 1 6 8 Army at Fort Lee, Va. and is a tion to another hospital in a a Social Security number is ROUND $1 2 8 Her fiance was graduated from American School of Welding in CENTER CUT OSCAR MATER member of the U.S. Army Reserve. nearby city for special screened at the central of­ STEAKSib ROAST lb. Everett High School, Lansing, Mich. Springfield, Mass, and is employed I ^ I He is employed by Pratt & Whitney treatments. Will Medicare fice in Baltimore to make He is serving in the U, S. Navy and by the Hayes-Te Equipment Corp. in POMt $ |4S SLICED $178 Division of United Technologies help pay for the cost of the sure a number has not been BONELESS BEEF BOnOM BONELESS BEEF stationed at the Sub Base in Groton. Unionville. ROAST lb 1 BACONib. 1 Corp. in East Hartford. The couple is planning a Jan 8,1977 ambulance? issued to the applicant ROUND $12 8 RUMP $ 138 No date has been set for the wed­ The couple is planning a July 31 A. Yes, if the following previously. Even teen­ wedding at Wapping Community lb. SW in'S PREMIUM SWIFT'SBrewn AServ* ding. wedding. agers may have been ROAST I ROAST lb. ALL PLAVORS Church in South Windsor. conditions are met: (1) the ALL MEAT ambulance, equipment, assigned a Social Security AAC number because of a bank Sausage XX^ and personnel meet FRANKSibTO e i. PKO.RP^P Medicare requirements, account or some other Births (2) transportation in any reason. .-...tv,,-:...... other vehicle would en­ Q. I worked three jobs last year — two of them Wigliliiiun, Clirisloplirr John, General Hospital. His maternal Vernon. She was born Feb. 28 at danger the patient’s part-time. Social Security son of Gary S. and Shirley Kirk Rockville General Hospital. Her health, (.3) your Medicare grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. was taken out of my pay on Wightman of 38 Hudson St. He was Frederick Lloyd of Chestnut Hill Rd., maternal grandparents are Mr. and carrier determines that the U l » ( M I T all of them, and I know I “ l i s " ASSMTU born March 2 at Manchester Hebron. His paternal grandfather is Mrs. Alvin Skardon of Youngstown, treatment is not available NlUiTS m m must have paid over the MEAB DONUn Memorial Hospital. His maternal Harry Sheeier of Ambassador Dr. Ohio. Her paternal grandparents are at the first hospital, and CORN M b L l U F iiP A t t amount the law requires. grandparents are Mrs. Constance Mr. and Mrs. O’Neil Fortin of (4) the second hospital is h ^ l f How can I get back the sur­ 3 -*l 8 8 c Kirk and William Kirk of Florida. Harwinton. She has three sisters. the nearest one available ;.v 2 9 < = Chorctle, Scott Milriicll, son of plus? - His paternal grandparents are Mr. Holly Anne, Julie Christine, and for the type of treatment Gailen and Sue Cadorette Chorette of gallon A. You can claim the and Mrs. Walter Wightman of 374 Cheryl Marie; and a brother, your wife required. 46 A Spencer St. He was born March 4 Q. I didn’t sign up for excess contributions on Summit St. His great-grandparents Michael Edward. TiMCOWUUT WessM ' sS hTI are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leach of at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Medicare’s medical in­ your Federal income tax OIL His maternal grandparents are Mrs. return. When you get your SPAGHEni VEIVEET* aiAAi j Orlando, Fla. and Elton G. Wight­ Srala, Erie Mirhnel, son of Greg surance when I turned 65 !■ T m a l* S a ict CNIUI SFRUI Ernestine Cadorette and Mitchell W-2 forms, add the Social man of Windsor. He has a brother, and Meg Houle Scata of 107 Main St., because I had never been $389 Damboise of 26G Channing Dr. His Security contributions IS**. 5 9 - Eric, 22 mos. Talcottville. He was born Feb. 29 at sick a day in my life, and I M R W C J paternal grandparents are Mr. and withheld by your V.— ■Rockville General Hospital. His felt that I had enough in­ Mrs. Fredrich Chorette of Enfield. employers. Then subtract I Swoot Uft leiweefoewl Kelly, William Preston, son of maternal grandparents are Mr. and surance to take care of the ^■uiiiniSiKr PENN DUTCH $824.85, the m axim um Elder Crawford and Gwendolyn Carr Mrs. Hector L. Houle of Stafford few doctors bills I was like­ 006 FOOD 6RAPIFRUIT NOODLES Jolinaon, Kevin David, son of Social Security contribu­ iFM Kelly of 34B Channing Dr. He was Springs. His paternal grandparents | ly to have. I guessed ISM. IM .'S** JUICE David E. and Laura M. Hurley John­ Breadi I M . tion for 1975. ’hie balance WHY PAY MOR[? born March 2 at Manchester are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Scata of wrong. Is it too late to get son of 34 Strawberry Rd., Ellington. 20 ox. loavos is your credit, which you lOlk.iM ...*1** rk|. Memorial Hospital. His maternal East Hartford. help from Medicare? SIk. M«.. 99', ‘3 0 c 49-. grandparents are Elder and Mrs. He was born March 2 at Rockville A. Medicare can’t help can claim on your 1040 in­ General Hospital. His maternal Joseph Carr of Charlotte, N.C. His Barker, Michael Spencer, son of you with any doctor bills come tax return. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. PHIUDELPHIA paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lula Lt. Cmdr. Timothy L. and Penelope coiMn Kelly of Hartford. He has a brother, Thomas J. Hurley of East a o i t n TOOTH CREAM Longmeadow, Mass. His paternal Hailihan Barker of Qtrs. 192B, Joseph 3; and a sister, Shondala, 6. Portsmouth Navy Yard, N.H. He was TMUTS PASn CHEESE Ktfebvp grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 4-H’ers win awards NMf* F m . KRAFT j m A Mm .BOT. Frithof J. Johnson of Springfield, bom Feb. 23 at Pease Air Force We reserve the right MaeNeil, Teresa Maria, daughter Several Manchester area Mosher, Martha Nowicki, . 1 2 9 Boi. 59139* Mass. Hospital, Portsmouth, N.H. His to limit quantities of David E. Jr. and Olga Szykeruk maternal grandparents are Mr. and 4-H’ers who participated in and Vicky Nowicki, all of •MacNeil of 6 Ward St., Rockville. She the 4-H Fair advertisement South Windsor; Jean (ilictelal, Miclial Lynn, daughter Mrs. Patrick G, Hailihan of 27A Bwtotlkiii* was born March 2 at Manchester of Frank M. Jr. and Janice H. ’Thompson Rd. His paternal grand­ campaign, by selling spon­ McDermott, Keith Merritt, N a r v a t r Robert Fergusion, and IMUSH Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Vaughan Chetelat of 539 Burnside mother is Mrs. Opal Barker of sorship ads, have been MUfflHS Blitter Fred Huges of 1-0 . Pb|. A U fU T O tt grandparents are Walter Szykeruk of Ave., East Hartford. She was born Dresden, Ohio. He has two brothers, rewarded for their efforts. bPMI 0M.IM. Rockville and Mrs. Teresa Trugubow Vram^ The goal for the cam­ Manchester; and David Feb. 22 at Rockville. General Erik 5, and Matthew 2. 3 fA. of West Hartford. Her paternal Hospital. Her maternal grandparents DavilDogs r , ; ’. ; paign is $16,000. The Marklc of East Hartford. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. are Mr. and Mrs. Marven W. Howard, Michelle ,^k«T!7id^ghter salesman have turned in Sponsorship sales people David E, MacNeil Sr. of Stafford Vaughan of Dunsmuir, Calif. Her of Clinton and Aprille Weitzel $6,719 to date. The Kiwanis (under age 14) turning in Springs. She has a sister, Sonya An­ cash award for the "second seven or more spon­ FRRi2 paternal grandparents are Mr. and Howard of Kingsley Dr., Andover. l | IM U I m o K I T C M N R9BW !»• c**M drea, 7. Mrs. Frank M. Chetelat Sr. of East She was born March 2 at Manchester turn-in" was won by Mary sorships include: Jean ;|WUN« , COPOtSMNilR UPTON I M i l l I witll I8Cmm« Hartford. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Quinby of Vernon who McDermott, Manchester; * toe.ee1 *■.>**.* 9 * TEABAGS Elaine Kasheta, Martha Sheeler, Aaron Lloyd, son of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. turned in $522.50. “Zmw.***#** »»•** ■ IkM tk. F*!* Fortin, Jennifer Amanda, Spielman of Amston Lake. Her pater­ vise Potato Chips <«•> 99C 4-H’ers assured of Nowicki, and Sheri Warner PEN 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Patrick F. and P a tu ^ A. Lloyd of South Windsor; and -Sheeler of 142 Vernon Ave., V ^ p n ^ daughter of Edward J. and Scheren nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. trophies for turning in $100 Mary Quinby of Vernon, He was born March 3 at Rodwille Skardon Fortin of 73 Cold Spring Dr., S. MacDonald of North Coventry. or more, are: Scott V V L

PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March tO. 1976 ^ ...... - - MANCHEa'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., March 10, 1976- PAGE TWENTY-NINE f News for senior citizens iwu POPEIMPORTED * ■ ^ m g_ ’ l i wWi ■ ^ ' Italian Tomatoes *' Clorox Bleach \ \ Food Club Butter Hello everybody, we need some coffee and tea will be available. with a 423 and the high single with a People, who drink, wrote lILallan I Uniai06o I I I, GALLONg a l l o n PLASTICp l a s t i c BOTTLEb o t t i f I I B ______help. We are in dire need of a flatbed 168. In the Class B group, Elsie Shakespeare, “put an 1 LB. PKG. QUARTERS truck for the big Bicentennial Irish dance Freiheit won the high triple with a enemy into their mouths to Parade. We have tried a few places, While we are talking about things 377 and the high single with a 153. steal away their brains.” but unfortunately theirs are already 35 OZ. that will be happening soon, I might Then came Friday’s report on our Are you legally responsible CAN asked. So, if you know where we as well tell you about our big Irish setback games where we had 48 for what you do if your couid possibly pick one up, please Dance on March 18. Some of the players with the following winners: brain has been "stolen” by call our office so that we can check it students from the Manchester Com­ P eter Frey, 138; B ernadette alcohol? WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MARCH 13. out. munity College will have volunteered Risley, 135; John Gaily, 128; Wilbrod Generally speaking, so COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MARCH 13. m i i p n u 2 ? THIS LIMIT ONE CAN ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ^IMIT ONE G A l. ■ ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. Food Mart At a meeting last week, we had a to serve the goodies for us, and I Messier, 126; Catherine Cappuccio, long as the intoxication LIMIT ONE 1 LB. PKG. . ONE COUPON PER FAMILY fine enthusiastic turnout, and have don't have to tell you what that 125; Violet Dion, 124; Lyla Steele, was voluntary, you are in­ some good ideas for a float, so now means. 123; Hans Fredericksen, 122; Mina deed responsible. The we hope someone will be able to You had better come whether you Reuther, 119; Dorothy Andrews, 118, drunken driver cannot es­ locate one for us. dance or not because you will cer­ Sylvio Fortier and Wesley Frost, cape blame for running By the way, another interesting tainly enjoy the goodies. Dancing 117. down a pedestrian by piece of news for you, especially will be to the tunes of Lou Joubert On Monday our bus driver was still claiming that he did not those who haven't filed their income and his band, and the usual door out; however, we did have a nice tur­ know what he was doing. tax as vet. We have a few good top prizes will round out the evening. nout for our kitchen social games in . ALL FOOD MARTS CELEBRATE And in a defamation suit, notch pros. Mr. and Mrs. John Everyone attending must have at the morning, and man it was a busy the court rejected the Dormer and Mr. Frank Morasco, least a spec o', green on their attire. one for me. With it being Gloria's day defendant’s plea that he WALDBAUM'S here at our Center every Monday Tickets are available at the office. off, and our bingo caller out, and me was “under the influence” afternoon from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. with two pickup trips with the mini­ when he called a business volunteering their services to give Bowling bus, I had to call for help and I want rival a thief. you a helping hand. THE SECOND BIG WEEK! OK, the action here starts with the to thank Ceil Wandt for coming to my "Drunkenness,” said the .Now here is some important news report on last Tuesday’s bowling aid. She received a well deserved court, “will not excuse Food Mart for you folks who are participating in league. In the men's Class A group, round of applause for doing a great slander.” our big Variety Show. This coming John Varol won both the high triple job. The law’s attitude is that EVERY AISLE RLLED WITH GREAT SAVINGS AS WE BRING INTO OUR FAMILY Sunday we are going to have two with a 540 and the high single with a we each have a basic rehearsals, one from 2:30 until 5 215. In the CIsfss B group, Vincent Pinochle obligation to remain sober. OUR NEWEST ADDITION - THE ELMWOOD FOOD MART - WEST HARTFORD o'clock for the chorus only. Then Porter won both the high triple with In the afternoon we had 14 tables "It is a duty which from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. it will be for all 464 and the high single with 176, for pinochle and the lucky winners everyone owes to society to the individual or group acts. Those In the women’s Class A group, were: preserve the inestimable rir——————— ——————— who will be there for both sessions Mary Chaves won both high triple Jennie Fogarty, and Edward Shen- gift of reason,” said one are asked to bring some snacks, and sie, 678; Caroline Frederickson. 662; judge. “If, by voluntary jj®® Confectionery or Brown jj cc WHITE OR ASSORTED Fritz Wilkinson, 652; Cecile Benson, act, be temporarily casts NIBLiTS CORN 650; Robert Schubert and Emma off the restraints of con­ II DOMINO SUGAR II Waldorf Tissue Russell, 649; John Gaily, 647; Wesley science, he is Frost, 646; John Derby, 642; Bess answerable for any injury SAVINGS 12 OZ. 1 LB. Moonan, 637; Lee Steinmeyer and he may do to others.” ROLL WITH THESE SUPER CAN BOX VFW Loyalty Day G race Windsor, 636. and Mary On the other hand, the IS PACK Nackowski, 635. law also requires a sober FO O D M A R T ' II Now tomorrow is sort of a big day person, in dealing with a WITH PRIOR PURCHA SI OP IS.OO OR M O RI ANO THIS WITH PRIOR PURCH A SI OP tS.fO OR M ORI AND THIS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF t$.H OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT POOO MART. OOOD THRU SAT.. MARCH I). COUPON AT POOD MART. OOOD THRU SAT., MARCH II. COUPON AT POOO MART 0 0 0 0 THRU SAT . MARCH 1). around here, especially for you men (Herald photo by Dunn) drunk, to treat him with COUPONS LIM IT O N I CAN • O N I COUPON P IR FAM ILY. ( ^ ^ j{ LIM IT O N I ROX ■ O N I COUPON P IR PAM1LY. jj LIM IT O NI 4 RO LL PACK - O NI COUPON PER FAMILV. chairmen named folks. First we start with our social fair regard for his disabili­ ■■II, dance class in the morning. Then ME A scholarship fair Saturday ty. For example: after a chicken 'dinner we’ll be Edward Zikus and Mrs. Dorothy Rhuda, Gai;y Crane, Jerry Metzler, Lida Duncan (right), a substitute teacher in Manchester, shows teachers Ann Kichar (left) Kleinschmidt have been named treated with an extra dessert. Lee A truck driver offered a Roger Jerome, Gene Freeman, Mrs. and Roselle Schultz, a Manchester Education Association (MEA) vice president, the chairmen for the 9th annual Loyalty Theresa Varney, Mrs, Shirley Scott, Miss Manchester, and Mary ride to a man who was ob- Every Tender Meat Morse! Guaranteed Delicious Day program of the Manchester Stickney, Mrs. Margaret Zikus, Mrs. Cadorette, Miss Connecticut, will Bicentennial afghan she made for the MEA’s scholarship fair March 13. The fair, scheduled viously intoxicated, Beechnut Hawaiian VFW, Post and Auxiliary. pay us a visit. They will be accom­ from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Manchester High School cafeteria, will feature sales of allowing him to take a U.S.D.A. CHOICE Gloria Kunehl, Mrs. Florence U.S.D.A. CHOICE A “Miss Loyalty Day Queen ” will Streeter, Mrs. Lorraine Dupre, Mrs. panied by Richard Lawrence who jewelry, plants, baked goods, candy, books and records, and “white elephants.” There’ll standing position on the BONELESS Baby Food Punch be chosen at a dance sponsored by will show slides of last year's open back platform. Within GROUND Stella Bowers, Mrs. Ruth Heneghan, also be a snack booth. All proceeds go to a scholarship fund for Manchester students. SEMI BONELESS Strained - All Varieties! All Flav.- 46 Oz. Can 38 OZ. BOTTLE the post and auxiliary April 3 at the Mrs. Laura Freeman and Mrs. pageant. So come on out for this one, minutes the man fell out SHOULDER Post Home. The girl selected will Muriel Grover, and make the girls happy. and suffered injury. represent them at the the 24th annual One more call for any of you folks 4 In due course a court Chuck Steak ROAST who would like to sign up for our Las held the trucking company . . o z . $ ■ state VFW Loyalty Day program in JARS New London on the first Sunday in Vegas trip. Better call this week to State to lend $10 m illion to Scovill buyers liable for its driver’s or Roast May. join the gang. negligence. The court said FORMERLY CALIFORNIA CHUCK Girls who are 16 through 21 years 1 have just received word that the driver should have had ■ • LB. 8 of age, never married and citizens of Anna Hoffman who has been HARTFORD (UPl) - The Connec­ the economic revitalization of the no pay hikes in the next two years better sense than to expose Flour GOLD MEDAL 69' tomato Sauce 4 J “«* 1. the United States, are eligible to par­ recuperating at the Chesterfield Con­ ticut Development Authority Waterbury area.” because the investors said they could a helpless man to such evi­ About town valescent Home, in Chester, fell and dent danger. Fresh Chicken Breast Broth")iS“ Spaghetti ticipate in the contest and may con­ Tuesday agreed to lend $10 million to The investors, headed by Charles not afford to buy the firm if salaries ClearFOOD CLUB ' HALVES------OR'iLICEO S ^ E D 5-'*1. tact any member of the Loyalty Day broke her hip and is now a patient at a group of investors trying to buy the Rubinstein, president of Central went up. And a city had to pay Fresh Chicken Legs Bartlett Pears I * 1 . Dressing • “A. 69= committee or the post home at 608 the Middlesex Memorial Hospitial in Scovill Manufacturing Co., Water- Metals Co. of Plainville, have been Scovill’s owners warned they damages to a pedestrian GREENWOOD SLICED Our Lady of Hope Mothers Circle Middietown. bury’s largest employer. who, while intoxicated, had Center St. for details. negotiating the Scovill purchase for would shut the plant doors unless Pickled Beets ( * 1 . Preserves STRAW aERKY ■A! 79= The Loyalty Day chairmen will be will meet tonight at 8 at the home of The staff and I send our sincere Gov. Ella T. Grasso said she was several months but they needed the fallen into an unprotected they could sell it. The Connecticut Chuck Steak UNDERBLADE CHOICE-‘“**1.39 LB Veal Patties BREAC • 69= assisted by Edward Stickney, Wesley Mrs. Carol Kulpa, 124 Carriage Dr. condolences to Floyd Post and his "proud and gratified” the loan was loan to finalize the deal. Development Authority will raise the manhole. family on the loss of Eva, his wife, approved, and hoped “this successful Last year, Scovill’s 2,000 employes $10 million by issuing state bonds. Top Blade Steak CHOICE I-® 98= Veal Patties OUR e • 89= Pizza Pie who passed away Monday night. venture will serve as an impetus to agreed to a new contract calling for "A drunken man,” OREO observed the court, "is as Cube Steak chuck '^•*1.58 Sausage Roll •1.09 Mix } much entitled to- a safe BEANS COOKIES London Broil SMOULDER** '■B •1.49 Italian Sausage APPIAN WAY Nabisco 15 oz. Pkg. street'.as a sober one, and POOD CLUB SLICED ^ •1.69 OVEN llVi 02. PKO. saw AGC official disputes much more in need of it.” Eye Pot Roast 11.29 Meat or Beef Bolognao’i79 ___ ' POOOCLUB ^ BONELESS USDA SI A public service feature of Chuck Roast UNOERBLAOS CHOICB (.g j , Meat or Beef Franks *89= prediction of unrest LIAN 39« the American Bar Associa­ tion and the Connecticut Chuck Stew Beef c Gem Beef Franks • 89=

y JM n g le 'S Bar Association. REG OR GARLIC wage increases probably Short Ribs of Beef Gem Daisy Roll • *1.59 FLAN TCR’S REOlNA WASHINGTON (UPI) - C1976 American Bar II O I will not exceed the 8 per SWIPT PRBMIUM I LB $ 1 Q Peanut Butter Wine Vinegar BOTTLE An official of the Association Calves Liver OR LAZY MAPLE PKO to O l CAN cent to 9 per cent pace set in Sliced Bacon I • W W Associated General Con­ Dole Drink' River Rice >L8 PACKAGE tractors Tuesday disputed 1975. PILLSBURV a prediction of “ spite” "Spite strikes? FROZEN FOODS GALORE! Solo Refills ^ Bread Mixes* Violence?” he asked. “I ^JfevdM otm y strikes and violence in the construction industry as it don’t think so. " Mayonnaise I Purex Bleach prepares to negotiate 3,500 Dunlop’s forcast of “un­ About town ICE FRESH DAIRY DELITES! mitigated hell” was new contracts this year C R EA M - TROPICANA 100% FLORIDA Egg Spaghetti with the building trades un­ predicated on President PBPPtRlOOE FARM ORANGE ions. Ford’s recent veto of a con­ Calvary Church will have QUART I SI NoocUob CAT FOOD Sauce W IM .'I m \SM m gs CARTON troversial labor-backed bill a prayer service for the na­ Layer Cakes James Sprouse, AGC 7 9 JUICE • CARTONS FOOD CLUB BUFFET PRINCE, MEAT • FOOD CLUB CUT executive vice president, known as “common situs tion tonight at 7:14 at the FINE • MED WIDE ALL VAR 4'i OZ. CAN MEATLESS-MUSHROOM It OZ. CAN said he does not believe the picketing,” which the AGC church, 647 E. Middle Orange Juice 6REA KST0N E. REO • CALIP. - SMALL CURO opposed. The AGC honored Tpke. followed by a Bible Cottage Cheese prediction of former Labor Round Waffles RROiT ' 39' It oz. C It oz. c Secretary John Dunlop that Ford today as it’s “Man of study R I R O lt Y I PKG 5 F I Margarine REGULAR QUARTERS CANS the industry’s labor- the Year,” French Green Beans Em He 6 » ! l e . Ford’s veto prompted BORDEN management relations will The pastor-parish French Fries cRlJItS^r Cheese Kisses “'aho°y'' 'o* ** be "unmitigated heii” this Dunlop to resign, caused relations com m ittee of KRAPT INDIVIDUALLY W RAPPED SLICES year. the unions to resign en South United Methodist Seafood Platter Muenster Cheese masse from the Church will meet tonight at MRS PAUL'S PICK YOUR OWN PRODUCE! "Unmitigated hell?” he PILLSBURY INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS President’s construction 7:30 at the church. Lite Batter Fish Fillet CHOCOLATB CHIP '* asked, in a report to the SWANSON WHITE AGC members. "No more industry labor- Macaroni & Cheese than usual. " management committee Zion Evangelical ORAPIFRUIT FRESH FARMER BROWN t 1 O l WASHEO and led building trades un­ Tintis Garlic Bread PKOS. It OI CBLLO He said co n tracto rs Lutheran Church will have 2 WALDBAUM S N.Y. STYLE DELI I ‘ should expect a ion officials to withdraw a Lenten service tonight at SPINACH PACKAOK 39 all campaign support from Jeno's Cheese Pizza m'oi'Vr, "moderately rough year at 7:30 at the church. The BOIL IN BAGS Formula 73 R Q A tT CALIFORNIA the President. the bargaining table,"' but Sunday School staff wilt Gaylord Meat Slices J,",' 4 , H a n W ith ■ IIP Crisp Celery LARGE BUNCH 49' meet at 3; 15 at the church. FRESHLY SLICED laelalad OrotRin FLORIDA'S BEST The People Group, a Juice Oranges '*11 5 ,«79 CALIFORNIA SUNKIST community organization • 1 . 9 9 LB. • 1 . 9 9 . . U S. NO I . BEST BAKING NAVEL for singles, will meet WIN A FREE „ * YO,« )H>.r Idaho Potatoes ORANGES Thursday at'8 p.m. at 1976 AUTO Cheddar Cheese • *1.89 CALIFORNIA SWEET TASTING Mott’s Community Hall. -----DEPOSIT----- Crisp Carrots PACK The meeting is open to all Lox r.vx'H* T,;-.,’ - *1.49 MITES CetuCoupm COUPON ONLY AT CALIPORNIA CmtR^nd interested singles. Pepperoni CARANDO ',LB *1,19 Our Revolutionary offer begins with the As long as you’re saving money, why not mail in for FOOD Fresh Lemons coupon below — good for 17^ on your our Revolutionary refund too? First, buy a second Lydia Circle of South MART Beef Bologna • *1.39 next twin pack of fresh, delicious twin pack of Pringle’s. Then cut out the words “net United Methodist Church Manchtotor Pringle’s. And that’s just for starters. will meet tonight at 7:30 at ------Ptrkada------wt. 4Vi oz.” from all four canisters, and send them Read the other side and save even more. the home of Mrs. John FRESH ... FRESH BAKED GOODS! along with the required certificate below. That way, NAME FINE ART PRINTS Wabrek, 15 Benton St. ARTIST OF THE WEEK you’ll save more money. And that’s the whole spirit ADOSESS i WHITE FOOD 26 OZ. of our 1776 offer. First Church of Christ, MART CURRIER a IVES cm PHONE LOAVESI Scientist, will have a BREAD DEPOSIT EACH WEEK meeting tonight at 8 at the THIS WEEK Oflar Good from AS HEW DM W INU ARE HELD WEEKLY Assorted Donuts iUTTt,' I ONLY 76'Cash Refund By Mail March 10,1976 to April 30,1976. church, 447 N. Main St., No purchase necB$tary...Muit to over 18 yean of N V 2 Prin|lt's Twin Pk Iis w Four Sin|1* Cannttrs. which will include age or older to win. You need not be preeent to win English Muffins *3.99 To start saving, cut out the coupon below. tUHL Thi 4H oj. n«l wei|h| f testimonies by students of 11"* 14" SIZE stalimtnts from four Prin|U'i ; but winner must spin wheel to select tha winning car EXCLUSIVE AT FOOOMART conUtiri and ihii itquirod car* I O | l I Taliano Bread SUNBEAM tlficala to Ihe addrau bafow. ‘ Christian Science. The (from selection ol 11 can). Winner mult pay ell texee ! 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For a complete FREE INSPECTION of your home ogoM k t no rooenpuen o4 D>« couma Wo roM»* and potl off. f HCT WT. 4.1/3 611^ ^ ' ' Ann Judson Circle of MM yaw l« aw loco volvo of Oua cow|ma. or. a cawpoo KCDVC Your tBiT rtfund by mail. ; Crty_ ■ jW by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by the finest CM to Om »o • « rwMwM rM loi OMA 3 0 ' off 15‘ off 10* off 10* off too good! ptwo S« to hoiMMg. praWOod awi you oto Haco in a stampad anvaiopa and mail to: Community Baptist Church II 20* off 20* off r in technical staff, phone: coiMMii htvo Mnpiwd otVi »>• mm« el M coupon ea«> Am toMo 10 ontoto awM ton* Mtoi M to itm m t o oonw ol om n a m p i m t m w m trra will meet Thursday at 9:30 CC ON ANY THREE PKOS. CC ONAAtOZ. PKO. l| cc ONANIOZ.eOTTLE C C ON A 12 oz. PKO. ellto ewtoueno TfNUS OF COUPON OFFIR av tUMUTTWO THii P .I.M lP M t l _2ip Codau II CC ON AN I COUNT PKO. cc ONA2IOZ. BOTTLE COUPON FOR REOCUPTION OCAk£A REPKS8CTS THAT »C RE- D. 9 m . TUAS 7 N n OOWEO rr PURIUANT to the TCRHS o f THC coupon OFFER Tto a.m. at the church. ccwouaci told pOyonyMloo Ml uhtovoa ThNcowpanMuon-jMiQHiMi Enelosad art 4 Prin|lt's 4Vi oi. net jj K R A F T KBBRLBR IMOICOO ptovwig pwchOM or MinctoM Moc* m M m ndi le ctwof cou­ LIpton jj TOPCONLUE wtifhl statamants. Plaasa sand my 76q choMd It tnoon Piopwiy toaianoa coitoon* oai to * c - c ...... P»**l'«'*744A*f'»dCortihata (Cart ANafliprioaVotoal/K) alia). The Open Circle of South i| Pew dDr ■ .B s r e iL II RNBSfINOt Vanilla Waffurs •" rtoobuftoownr If MtonUoa •* towig to* piipMU ol to* MtoaO Cup-A -toup 3 M IL N A R t aMaiewioi d m ftotchtnaoo 000 foatowea inom b i ■aw i t ao^ ...... CuV aI o nC DOTTED UHES A W ...... United Methodist Church l | FRENCH OK ITALIAN 649-9240 ■oa* oMy to • rou* OMnOwto el owi nwretonaM* or to o iMiaw *1 cut P iaS E MTE TKSE AfiMTlQIUl TUIIS: ft?*'!?!!* tshno to hen COUPONS MUST BE PRISCKTED jj RDtDrgDat TO OUR SALES BFPRESEHTATIVE OR SHiPPEO, AT OUR EX- J. O"*'’ Cpnnwu^ Main#. MassKhusatts. Haw Hampshiia, Ntw York Rhodt island and will meet tonight at 7:30 II KNSE. TO PNOCTIR a O AM U. tIM 8UNNYBROOK DRIVE. CEBTIflCATE MAY HOT BE MECHANICALLY REWfOOUCED AHO MUSTACCOMPAHY CINCINNATI. OHIO 4U37 CtoH rtototoHon «Muo l/IOon<. YOUR REQUEST. I. Limil ona rafund par nama or addrass. 4. Your olfar richls may not bo or trans* for a work program at the farrad. I. Olfar good from March 10. 1976 to Apitl 30. 1976. may rw oa aiargnao or ira w church. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL 1 TWIN (9 OZ.) OR I sont 4 Ptingk's 4H ot. nat wtiihi slaiamanls for a K a cash raluiul mi /.r.ius PLEASE AUBW 4 WEIXS FH IC U IEIT . ------' DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • EST. 1 8 ^ 2 SINGLES (4V^ OZ.) PROCTER & GAMBLE ChKhing. urafiil handlint and on-tima shipmant of consumar roMtth ha«a ahiaya boon Emanuel Lutheran In la irn tstto o u r cuslom9rt, w 9 rttorv# Ih * right to limit m Ib s to 3 pockogwi of ony ittm o x c e p t whore otherwise noted. Hems oHered for w i e r»ol ovoifoble In cote lots or to other re*otl deolert or wholetolert. 9630 f our pNi^. but somatiws ftings do go wrirtg. If somothing should go wrong with your roquast, romambtr m The Oldest & Largest in Conn. want to plaasa you a^ wtil nuka avary efioil to do so. Just Ia1 ui know-information m can holp raa Church will havd a Lenten improw our Mtvtca. Writa quastions or commants cocKatnlng this olfar to: Contumor Strv ic^ P riM lo 't'^ Cash Rafund. P.O. Box 44, Cinernnati, Ohio 45M . Plaaso glva us your phono numbtr In coao wt Mod |M l service tonight at 7:30 in Manchester Parkade West Middle Turnpike the church sanctuary. PrfcM EffBCtfYt ffi M a n e h ttU r PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 10. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Maticlfeter. Conn., Wed., March 10, 1976 - PAGE THIRTY-ONE m > lOH plans second A b o u t tow n SBM gets branch okays New store opens Friday The Savings Bank of Manchester, now Wlllimantic, he said. The new branch will offer all of SBM’s swimathon Friday The executive board of operating 11 offices In five towns, has %- mation Classes of Emanuel Thursday at 10 a.m. and services, including personal checking ac­ A new fashion specialty store — The also heads the new firm. Manchester Junior received the "green light” for its 12th of­ The Instructors of the Lutheran Church will meet 7:45 p.m. at the church. counts and NOW accounts, Matrick said. Sandpiper — is scheduled to open Friday The Sandpiper will be devoted entirely ticipants are reminded to Women s Club will meet fice, In a new area. ' 7 '^ Handicapped (lOH) will Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Business The small office will also have a drive-in at Westfarms Mall, West Hartford. to contemporary sportswear, dresses and bring sleeping bags if they tonight at 8 at the home of Applications for a new branch in ofiQMKhCuf- begin its second annual the church's parish window. The grand opening was announced by accessories for "today’s modern miss,” wish to sleep in the halls. Mrs. Vivian Tra.sk, 86 Ashford have been approved by the state S ll swimathon Friday at 9 building. The prudential board o f Matrick said SBM had studied the Phillip Davidson, president of D & L Davidson said. ^ Proceeds from the Uoane St. Co-hostesses are Banking Department and the Federal } iGxMnylrrtenMi p.m. in the Manchester Center Congregational Promoted Ashford area for about three years before Stores and the Weathervane stores, who swimathon will benefit the Mrs. Debbie Ryan and Deposit Insurance Corp. f/j^j £ducahan 4 High School swimming Church will meet tonight at filing branch applications in January. The lOH Pool Fund, es­ Mrs. Carol Newman. St. Mary's Episcopal R obert D. Sayles of The new branch is to be located lil an pool and continue till tablished by lOH to finance Church will have the 7:30 in the Robbins Room town's population has just reached a level - r Manchester has been existing building at the junction of Rts. 44 Saturday at 9 a.m. a pool of its own. Future liturgy of spiritual healing of the church. where SBM thinks it warrants banking Pdcaa aftocUM Uon. Mar. B-Sat. Mar. 13. InlaMnMitoaicurcuaiomara.woroMrvotw rQM idimliaiMtoUv m packagesol«iyatmazttplwhero Junior and Senior Conflr- promoted to service coor­ and 44A in Ashford. Renovation of the odiofwita nolad Mama oHered lor tale not avaMnbla In cat* lola or br oow retail dtalera or wtwteaalera. Bakery preea Instructors who have plans include dinator with the Southern building will begin soon with branch facilities. •Itoctye Mon. •Cepyright 1970 by Stop A Shop Supermarkelt. AJ righa reeeivtd. received pledges of money specifications for a pool New England Telephone opening planned for early spring, said SBM’s last application for a new per swim lap will be swim­ which would accommodate Co. His office Is in Hart­ Tom htetrick, the bank’s vice president of branch, in South Glastonbury, was denied StopoSlicpiSr«^»»^*‘ by state banking officials last year. ming alternately during the handicapped persons of ford. operations. the entire 12-hour period in Manchester. There is more Sayles joined the “It’s a new territory for us,” Matrick The bank now has offices in 15-minute relays. than $70,000 in the fund. telephone company in 1962 said. The nearest banking facilities for Manchester, East Hartford, South Wind­ S i m p i y S ® Games and music will be Co-chairmen for the a s a lin e m a n in Ashford residents are in Mansfield and sor, Bolton and Andover. ""C provided in the school gym event are Linda Limieux M anchester. He was a for the times instructors: and Frank Lay, both S h o p R i t e communications manager, are not swimming. Par­ juniors in lOH. ' before his recent promo­ Vernon bank assets up Environmental education tion. Sayles is a graduate of Assets of the Vernon National Bank in­ to be added as well. Mrs. Pinkham guest ALotMore The annual meeting of stockholders is On March 12, 1970, a respect for the natural working out-of-doors, you Manchester Community creased by 17 per cent in 1975, Board scheduled for 3 p.m. next Wednesday at group of approximately world must be taught. can lend your support to College. He is a member of Chairman Winfred A. Kloter and Presi­ of DAR on Thursday The Colony, Rt. 83, Talcottville. thirty-five concerned Children must learn to un­ the Environmental Educa­ the Aircraft Owners and dent James A. Troy have announced. Meat for Among items on the meeting agenda are citizens convened to derstand how they fit in as tion Bill (No. 45). Contact: Mrs. Newell Pinkham, W. Middle Tpke. Pilots Association. He In a letter to bank stockholders, who election of 15 directors and a proposed ■ ^ r e ? c o S nTm oriTa"n 28% fat, exchange information on inhabitants of the natural Theodore R. Cummings, state chairman of the The topic is "American lives at 183 Timrod Rd. . Uuliert D. Sayles will conduct their annual meeting next authorization of at least $300,000 in capital environmental education world. Environmental member. Education Com­ Ellsworth Homestead in Heritage, The Ellsworth a Wednesday, the officers said assets 4 to 5 ib. package notes. programs in the state. education is essential for mittee, 87 Lawton Rd., Windsor, will be the guest Homestead." jumped from $17,408,897 to $20,323,649 last with e a c h *7.50 purchase Directors listed in the meeting proxy They called themselves responsible citizenship. Manchester, phone 649-2590 speaker Thursday at 7:30 Hostesses are Mrs. Better sales^ earnings year. statement are the Rev. John Bahler, Roy Regular "the teaching of human Too often, environmental and/or Howard Klebanoff, p.m. for the Orford Parish Harold Mayo, Mrs. Mayo At the same time, total deposits in­ Ground Beei 0 Q c Little Less! C. Conyers, W. Harry England, Russell G. lesi than a 4 -lb . package ecology, on all levels and education is taught on a co-chairman. Education Chapter, Daughters of the Trian, Miss Edna Sage-Alien & Co. Inc., Hartford, has reported sharply creased 20 per cent, from $14,780,622 to lb Hartmann, Robert F. Kahan, Solomon dealings with local en­ fact-oriented basis with an Committee, State Capitol, American Revolution. The Drinkwater, Mrs. Samuel improved sales and earnings for the fourth quarter and $17,737,129. Net income for 1975 totaled 71 CUT, BONE IN Kerensky, Kloter, Ralph Lipman, George vironments, is essen­ occasional trip to a nature Hartford, Conn. 06106. • meeting will be at the First Robb, Mrs. Howard Roy fiscal year ending Jan. 31. cents per share, compared to 75 cents per Pearl, George E. Risley, Theodore C. Save on^Great Beef’^the’^WlK^Way’’ tial...now.” center. Many teachers Federal Savings Bank, 344 and Mrs. Howard Amos, For the full year, the company reported net income of share in 1974. - Subsequent meetings have had little or no BEEF CHUCK $404,637 ( 53 cents per share) on sales of $35.9 million. For Kloter and Troy said the income figure Scheitlin, Hannah L. Schneider, Lewis P. explored steps that could training in how to teach in the last quarter, the company listed net income of $533,- was achieved in 1975 despite an increase Semel, Troy and Walter Vogel. be taken to bring this the out-of-dOors. 684 ( 71 cents a share) on sales of $11.9 million. in the provision for loan losses, from $30,- Beef Round U ns about, A steering com­ But to make use of any For the fiscal year, the net income was up 63 per cent. 000 in 1974 to $83,000 in 1975. New program \a i — _ BLADE STEAK Kloter and Troy, reviewing the bank’s mittee was appointed to es- outdoor area is essential in Vour Master Charge Wefcome On All freezer Orders A new career advancement program for Untrimmed 12-14lbs.$4 performance in 1975, said the institution (Formerly called Top Sirloin) tablish guidelines and sensitizing a child to his en- Connecticut business personnel is to start 1 2 9 added a number of new customer ser­ goals for the future. As a vironment. Many in­ March 22 at the University of Connecticut Outstanding for a boneless oven roast Head chef vices'. More additions are planned this result, in 1971, a constitu­ teresting and exciting branch in West Hartford. or cut thick for London Broil. tion and bylaws were lessons can take place Peter Patsakis has been year, they said. drafted and passed by the there. Interest and WESTERN appointed head chef of the A second floor of the bank’s main office Registration information is available curiosity are easily OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 m 47,< new Village Cuisine at Vernon Circle is to be built this spring, from the Office of Non-Credit Extension, Buy Stop&Shop‘*Big Eye Pork'^Ute whole way and save! membership and a new 63 TOLLAND TPKE. name emerged: The aroused and can encourage MANCHESTER 643-1184 Mon., Tue$., Wed., Sot., Restaurant at Hartford they said, to expand customer and office Box U-56B, University of Connecticut, Connecticut Association a child to learn more on his Sun., 9-6 Thurs., Fri. 9-9 Rd. and McKee St. in space. A dual drive-in banking facility is Stores, Conn. 06268, telephone 486-3235. for Environmental Educa­ own; he may learn more With a complete line of Manchester. Wt m SEHVE THE RIGHT 10 tion. rapidly and retain more GROCERIES & PRODUCE Patsakis was with Greek ^ Pm fc L(dii*f LIMITQUANTITieS GROUND CHUCK Right now. Pork is one of the best buys on the market. The organization then than from facts read from Lines for 12 years, starting PINEHURST Remember, pork must be cooked very thoroughly. Serve WHOLE, UNTRIMMED, 14-17lbs. began its work toward ad­ a book and soon forgotten. SPECiRLS THURS-FRI-SRT------as an apprentice and rising it with Apple Sauce, Peaches or Pineapple. If you buy OVEN PREPARED BEEF CHUCK UNDER BLADE vancing environmental If poorly motivated within BRISKET through the ranks to Country or Regular Spare Ribs...Try some of our Buythelargefitnuiysixepadtage»,§ave! education programs and the four walls of the 1st 4 become shef. He was head PORK IMPORTED GERMAN KRAUT...lt’s different, just as Ralh'■ Hickory Smokod activities. It has just classroom, he may be RIBS ) chef of the Greek Lines’ Pinehurst service Meat Dept, is different with its CORNED: Sllcod U.S.D.A. Choice Beef and Weekly Freezer Specials. U.S. Grade “A ” Chicken W ings 2- 2VziT 5 9 ^ published an “Information stimulated in the "out­ HEAD POT ROAST ■ Olympia and most recently Guide to Environmental side” to shine as he in­ on the Queen Anna Maria. Package of Nine ROAST BEEF CACOH Country Styla $ - |l Education Centers and vestigates, experiments, The new restaurant Spocial At Chuck Cube Steaks 2 -2 % lbs. Related Facilities in and discovers plant and LEAN TENDER BONE IN C BONELESS features low-priced family PORK PORK RIBS 12patties-2-2''4lbs. 7 Q C Connecticut.” animal relationships. 7 7 9 7 ' dinners (for four) on n . 3 9 lb. Regul^G round Beef Patties less than 26% lal f S/lb. The CAEE meets These may help him to un­ Tuesdays, Wednesdays and ROAST n . 2 9 quarterly — its officers are derstand the environment IVter PulHukiH Thursdays. Loin End, 3 lb. Avarago lb. 9 Assorted Pork Chops 2V2-3 lbs. 2? representative of different in which he lives and on geographic areas of the which he depends. PORK ROAST 3 Ib. box GROUND Rib End, 5 Chopa Deliciously Different (40-50 sausages) state. We here at the Available in town Countryfine Pork Sausage He begins to see the M . 1 9 lb. and at a New Center for Environmental world as it is rather than as BEEF STEAKS A new interior flat latex paint called Mello-Tone is now Low Price... Morrison & Schiff IDELMONICO STEAKS (approx. 30 (ranks) . . BEEF C H U C K . BONELESS BEEF CHUCK BONELESS available at the Sherwin-Williams Decorating Center, g g « Lean Center Cut 51b. Box Beef Franks Education are active someone else says it is. He 2 19 lb. n WHOLE Av wt. 25*30lbs BONELESS Av wt. lOlbs fm members of this organiza­ learns that he is an integral 981 Main St., Manchester SMOKED CUBES S SHOULDER CENTER CUT, LEAN MEDIUM SIZE Extra Large California Sunkist tion and one of our part of his environment — Store Manager Will Marvin said the new paint is PORK CHOPS r Open Skillet members serves on its what he does to the natural §RIB \ mandatory in the public have made Environmental W/EYE OF ROUND CENTER CUT, Prevention is the key to effective pest control, say wlah. Sarva with PInaappla allcoa or Poach halvaa. PORK ROAST BEEF 1 . 4 9 b Rump roast cube steaks experts of the Bliss Exterminator Co. in the Manchester schools of Connecticut. If Education mandatory in Swiss steaks eye round SPARE RIBS .passed, schoolcurficulums their school systems. They Cut into roasts and steaks PORK PORK CHOPS ASSORTED area. The firm, gearing up for its seasonal business in the 3 In 1 Bland of PInahurat N a b i s c o f l Ground round OR ROAST, BQUALAMOUNTS OP Lower At Nijiill have to include a study SIRLOIN, B LA D IS area, recommends a regular checkup for “man’s oldest I Tissue,a^«i! are California, LOIN BONE IN CHOPS CENTER CHOPS of the problems that face Massachusetts, Michigan, HIP Av wt. 25lbs enemy," OreoCepkg kw per. customer - I population, food produc­ Manchester is in a par­ 1 . 3 9 lb Try Our Imported S9 with full tenderloin For Baltar Maat Loavaa lb. tion, or land use — all are ticularly fortunate, and un­ n . 3 9 Kraut, Stanisy'a S linked to the environment. ique, position in this field. Home Freexer Department | CHERRY TOMATOES Nutmsg Grand Wwwwv.’.v,', Our Own Kellbata, Qrots'a An understanding of the The Manchester Board of LOWEST PRICE IN YEARSI OYSTERS, SCALLOPS With Ihis coupon and a S5 purchase I I With this coupon and a $5 purchase inter-relationships that Education initiated a SAUSA9E MEAT HADDOCK, FLOUNDER Knockwurat. exist among these is of the program of Environmental AND SWORD Cut, wrapped, quick frozen ^ M .3 9 ib . i Sun Glory I J H awaiian!; utmost importance to the Education in 1968 under a to your specifications at NO TASTY “ W pint Bile Sized Cubes well-being of all of us. For federally funded grant |HINDS EXTRA CHARGE! U.S.D.A. Choice Punch Ii Keep your freezer filled with Pinehurst Pork, U.S. nature is basic; man is kno.wn as Project Out­ CONTAINS: Sirloin, Porterhouse,^ iCookies'XOf Assorted Cube. Top Rour>d Steaks, Sirloin Choice Beef Chits and Perdue Poultry...See Frank Toros BEEF STEW rooted in it and depends doors. It has continued to OF or Ed Fontana... Assorted Flavors I Flavors Top & Bottom Roasts. Eye of j g l 2 oz. cellophane package $ I'gGoooMon.Ma, e-sa, «a, rs” - upon it for all his needs, acknowledge the impor­ Round, Stew ft Ground Beef Frank wants to remind you that we never, never go 452 both physical and spiritual. tance of this program by CHICORY or ESCABOLE for the giant 14 to 17 lb. Pork Loins but feature only the * 1 . 4 9 , . dMon..Mar. 0 -S a l. Mar 13.Ldiirt onepkg per customer ju^iijm ilonecan per Customer With the growth of continuing to support it un­ BEEF better 14 and down Loins. The Pork Loins featured here technology, man is making der the name of “The ^R ESH , 30 SIZE ”1 will weigh not over 14 lbs. and average nearer to 1214 or U.S.D.A. Choice a great impact on his en­ 13 lbs. Center for Environmental MAINE U.S. NO. 1 CUBE S1EAKS With this coupon and a $5 purchase ' With this coupon and a S5 purchase vironment. Therefore, he Education.” must concern himself with The Environmental PASCAL p(CIO I; the consequences of his in­ Education Bill that is Radiography service WHOLE PORK LOINS * 1 . 7 9 , . S a v e lO ' I f Serve 4 T H genuity. If he is to reshape presently before the s t a lk H h I .CELERY Cut as you aak..') r his environment, then he J Technician at South Windsor’s Metals Testing Co. Inc. III w Maxwell i General Assembly is spon­ B 2 Roasts and 10 BEEF SHORT RIBS • • Coffee must become intelligently sored by the Connecticut AppetlierPept magnifies X-ray impression of a semiconductor for or 12 Cantor T o t a l D ell D e p t. visual inspection. It’s one of the firm’s expanded responsible for doing so. Association of En­ 00 Chopa...all Chopa 1 ^ package 4 4 1 g |;5''"yGrind radiography systems used for checking electronic com­ Cereal H o u s e m\ He must understand the vironmental Education. If or all Roasts 9 9 * . Mon Mar 8-S a l, CerealMaf.13 Limit one pkg per customer I Good Mon Mar 0 - Sat Mar 13 Limit onecan per coslomer CARANDO BEEF OR REGULAR ponents. The company, at 1 Bidwell Rd., specializes in *1.29 - g relationships between cause you believe in the impor­ certified inspection and nondestructive testing. and effect. tance of teaching our I p o t a t o e s * ' At Pbwhurst Mora RONZONI - PINEHURST SPEaALS Since it is our children, young people the proper HANDY OSCAR MAYER For Your Dollar... the future generation, who respect and attitudes RONZONI ELBOW MACARONI With Ihis coupon and a S5 purchase I \ cou^n and will be voting on the toward the world in which ^ Keebler sgc ^ Public records LAND OF LAKES i^BandOSPAGHEni one pound pkga. crucial environmental they live; if you believe LOAF BOLOGNA issues and resource that teachers should' BUTTER 2 pkgs. 89* PillailniiT f problems of the future, RONZONI 1SW ox. Jar receive training in their PITTER PATTER I'radf Name f l ? proper attitudes and undergraduate years in Warranty deeds * 1 . 0 0 ,. n m u B O f m l$*ffiscu its II H. Stephen Harvey and Paul R. Chausee, doing SPAGHETTI SAUCE 51b. bag ^ Buttermilk or Home style r? CHOCOLATE FUDGE Patricia M. Harvey to business as B & C Flea SHURFINE 2 8 7 $ ’*^ : 8 ounce package 460$ kUr.e-S.t.M» t3lm ion.b.gp«rcultom «$:lSp•" w.™ m», w and Bette Martin, second; first; Anne Ingram and Banning, 54 Lodge Dr., Phyllis Pierson, second; MIDDLE TURNPIKE STORE longer doing business as B Ann DeMartin and Flo Barre, March 20, St. James Frankie Brown and Jane & C Flea Market and Auc­ •VERNON: RIs. 83 & 30 Vernon Ciride ' “’fS ’L” "’" third. Church. PINENURST GRDCERY INC. March 1, 385 N. Main'St. Lowe, third. Herald Ads Pay Dividends OPEN 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. tion House. PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 10. 1976

Spring Regional Police Academy opens Fire Safety By DOUG BEVI^S policemen will attend each ment. It is funded through New England Telephone device recognition, with Herald Reporter Alcohol, Tobacco & Remember to use large ashtrays week’s 40-hour course at the local department’s Co. as guest lecturer. Sgt. Richard Mulligan of Firearms, U.S. Treasury The sixth spring session and check for smouldering ashes the Mancjiester Police budget and by tuition fees • Child abuse, taught by the State Police Bomb Department. of the Manchester between furniture cushions if you training j o o m . Besides from the participating out- academy staff and per­ Squad. • Alcoholism prevention Regional Police Academy drop a cigarette on your sofa or local off/iYcers, the par- of-town policemen. sonnel of the state Depart­ • Law enforcement arts, and sensitivity, with Henry opened Monday at local chair. Always use a metal screen for ticipants ;ome from police The training academy ment of Child and Youth including demonstrations Jedrzejczyk of the Council police headquarters with departmiq Its in Coventry, was established in Spring ;S your fireplace and have the chimney Services. of the martial arts and on Alcoholism. I Inspected annually. Keep matches the first group of 200 par­ East (ndsor, Glaston- 1971 with federal grants ad­ • Search and seizure special deterrent ticipants studying nar­ • Firearms training, g and lighters out of the reach of small bury, ith Windsor and ministered by the state laws and techniques, techniques, taught by of­ taught by officers from cotics and the law. children. Allow an adequate air Vernon^ Planning Committee of taught by Lt. Minor. ficers of the Manchester Manchester, Glastonbury Milton Camilleri of the space around your TV or stereo to Sepdrity personnel from Criminal Administration. • Juvenile offenders, and Glastonbury Police and the FBI. drug control division, state prevent heat accumulation. If the TV Hartford’s Pratt & The grants have expired. with Sgt. Patricia Graves Departments and the All classes are conducted Department of Consumer crackles or doesn't work properly Whitney Aircraft are par­ Besides the narcotics of the local force and A1 Federal Bureau of at Manchester Police Protection, was the guest have it checked; it may be a fire ticipating in selected class, the academy Goodale of the Juvenile Investigation. headquarters except the lecturer at Monday mor­ hazard. Keep portable heaters away classes at the academy. program includes: Detention Center. • Motor vehicle and law enforcement arts ning’s opening class. He’s from people and combustible The current session is • Telephone in­ • Defensive driving, criminal law, taught by demonstrations at the one of several experts who under the direction of Lt. vestigations, dealing with materials. Follow these few common taught by Officer Harry Sgt. Brooks. Manchester Teen Center sense rules and keep your home a will conduct classes during Henry Minor and Sgt. telephone fraud cases and Sargent of the East Hart­ • Federal firearms laws, and the firearms training S safe and happy home. the 11 weeks of training. Joseph Brooks of the obscene calls, with Kent ford Police Department. with Special Agent Robert at the Manchester A different group of Manchester Police Depart­ Hadley of the Southern Bomb and hazardous Hampp of the Bureau of Revolver Range. I...,..;.,...,,...... V.;;

SSI starts third year The Supplemental irnasTOSHOP Security Income (SSI) program is in its third year, but Social Security officials believe there may still be some people in THE HNASTWAY SUPERMARKETS Manchester area who might be helped by the payments and have not applied. The SSI program makes monthly payments to peo­ Finast Sugar or ple with little or no income and limited resources who MEAT STREET U.S;j are 65 and older or blind or Sucrest Sugar disabled. The first payments were made in January 1974. Fresh Wholei . About 510 people get SSI 7/ 'ih payments in Manchester With This Coupon & Purchase $15 or More. m M Limit One. Valid March 7-13. 1976. H-932 ^ Area, according to Sal 1.v '5 AVvY Anello, Social Security manager in East Hartford. Fryers "But we believe there are 2V2 to 3 lbs others who may be eligible but for one reason or Finast Grocery Values! Split, Qtrd., another haven’t applied, and we would like to get in Fruit Cocktail ...... 'LV39* or Cut-up z_idMBBir rooD n touch with them," he said. Welchade Grape Drink 2c'°s89* I^OM ERS^ "People with some other income and people living in Glad Trash B ags ...... m'1.89 48! lb More Finast Meat Values! another's household may Wish-Boneo,^SSng.... ’^.,r79* g e t reduced S SI Parks Sausages ___ ml.59 Peanut Butter P la n le r s ...... ^ 7 9 ‘ Chicken' Quarters s48! Q a iic a n o D/-> 11 RS'I'S »<>'* Snge, tZozQQ, payments," Anello said. O q U O C I ^ v^ or Famous Flavor » roll 9 9 This includes disabled R e d Hawaiian Punch ...... ''can^47* 3'/2 to Sliced BolognaMSmZ.i . p,Ig89* children living with Sunsweet Prune Juice . 'bt?'59* 4 lbs parents and people over 65 Roasting Chickens Cooked Salami S .... ik'g99* living in an institution or Peanut Butter Smooth , .... 'T79* or Roast Luncheon LoafSc'od .... with children. "Even if the White Tuna“ '1or,'n'S"'“ . . . L°n'67* Underbiade Steak Beef Chuck payment is only $25 or $30 a Polish Kielbasa Bogner . . . lb 1.28 Penn Dutch Noodles ... 'pVg'49* month, it can be a big Boneless Bogner Beef Franks . . . m99* help." Beef Shoulder Roast The first $20 monthly in­ Polish Sausage Kirschnci . . ib 1.19 Franks Natural Casing ...... p come from Social Security, Macaroni 1.29 company pensions, nzoni or Blade Steak All Beef Franks Kirschner . . . ib 99* veterans compensations, or Cube Steak Beef Franks NopCO...... pkg 98* or workmen’s compensa­ Shoulder Steak Boneless tion does not count against Spaghetti Extra Mild FrankSNnpco.. JIg98* the SSI payment. Nor does Beef Chuck Knockwurst N e p c o ...... pkg 1.18 the first $65 a month 7-Bone Steaks Center Cut earned from a job or self- Kielbasi N e p c o ...... lb 1.28 1 lb Any Size 0 Q J employment. Top Blade Steak %one"r ,p 1.08 "Eligible people with no Fresh Ground Chuck p. ..,. other income at all can get 3 9 Sliced Bacon Schickhaus . * pkg 1.49 a Federal SSI payment of Boneless Ham Steaks. m1.99 as much as $157.7(1 a month Beef Chuck Pot Roast 98! Italian Sausage o l w T . . ml.29 for one person and $236.60 More Great Values from Meat Street U.S.A.! for a couple," Anello Baked fresh the Finast Way! added. Corned Beef People are allowed Finast White Lenten Seafood Values limited resources and they from Finast! may still qualify for B risket I benefits. Bread ^6oz$4 Point Cut Smoked Cod Fillet.. m1.19 "Limited resources Sandwich F a vo rite l^^l Ivs | means possessions worth up (Flat Cut M.18 lb) ' ^ ^ i b Cleaned Squidz m 1.09 to $1,500 for one person Bakery Items Available Tues. thru Sat. Only Jumbo Shrimp Broken . . ;i-4.69 living alone and $2,250 for a In-Store Bake Shop! FNepco Corned Beef. SI ml.28 c? ml.18 couple," explained Anello. Bogner Corned BeefSIm1.48crm1.38 Dressed Whiting Skinless . m49* Possessions that are not 3ake Donuts Cinnamon doz69* counted as resources may French Hard Rolls . doz69* include a house, car, per­ Availabls Only In Stores With In-Store Bake Shops sonal effects, household goods, and life insurance policies, depending on their value. Mr. Deli Favorites! When applying, it’s a Frozen Food Values! Richmond good idea to have with you Half Gallon as many of the following as Baked Ham possible: a checkbook, any uper Cola Freshly Sliced Margarine savings account books, To Order ^ u, stocks and bonds, life in­ 'marparine' surance policies, American CheeseTeim,;'... m1.39 automobile registration German Bologna...... ml.29 cards, latest real estate tax statements if you own a Italian Hot Ham ...... m"1.29 home or any land, last Kielbasa”rrs“ ...... m1.59 Richmond year’s tax return, W-2 Available Only in stores with Mr Deli Oepts J U iO G Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! forms, and evidence of all other income. 2 cup It may save time, too, ^ Margarine according to Anello, if peo­ Shop for Quality Produce at Finast! Mrs. Filberts Soil Gold pkg 59*> ple applying for SSI New Country Yogurt .. 3 “mI99* payments know how much they have on hand and the California 4 - 8 9 ^ Cheddar Cheesesh.vpwU 'Il,v'1.83 value of their car. "You should also have Banquet 3zoz$^gg your Social Security card,” Tangelos Fried Chicken P^9 he said. "Disabled or blind I students 18 to 22 should 13 07 21«off H 15^ off Cheese Pizza Chel Boy-ar-dee pkg 99* have a school identification With this coupon on M l 1 1b With this coupon on 11140 n card, tuition receipts, or Large Finast Cauliflower...... Maxwell House BIsquick similar evidence of school Size Hawaiian Punch Red . . . 3 cans 1.00 Coffee Baking Mix attendance. ” Val-d March 7 -I3 1976 Valid M.i(ch 7.13 197b I’eople can get informa­ 12, Florida Indian 27 S u p Weight Watchersnu°ncror‘V.g“'89* H-902 S2 a j e n 903 S7 GrapefruitL River Sr’ PdIess • tor 1.00 tion about applying for SSI For Your Health & Beauty! I payments by calling or I President Plums Imported . m59‘ I iA - i ' "’QQc lO‘oH R 24'off writing any Social Security Fresh Mushrooms;. cm 99 ■ ■ ' — I I office. The East Hartford A r ir k lA o Western Golden Delicious Wimthiscoupoi>oniMi2o7 I With(hiscoiiponon 111 pkQ 10 | M fjp itJ o US No l-2MnchMin . , . m29‘ Colgate office is at 657 Main St. The , Family Keebler j Alba I phone number is 244-3717. Tomatoes'pPack ...... ^Va'59‘ Toothpaste Vanilla Wafers ■ Hot Cocoa Mix j Idaho Baking Valid March 7 13 1976 I i Valid MarchM arrh 7-13,7 .in 1976IQ7A I i Green Cabbage ...... 2ms29* {laci H-905 67' 1^1 Chicory or Escarole. 3m,1.00 Potatoes Red Radishes...... pk'S29* 11 Jell-0 Pudding Fast M.irzetli 7 oz 10^ off Salad DressingI Bi^'chpIUBlue Cheese . '?a?'99* tube W ilh this coupon on ( t) 24 07 3% oz Sales Results when I j you advertise your Salad Dressing lom'Sd. '89* Post Grape pkgs spaceconsuming Nuts Cereal With ihii coupon A Purchato I Slamloss Pk„49* 5 - 7 9 ^ Jade Plants V„T,"...... o»1.49 Valid March 7-13. 1976 S5 01 More Limit One. | idle items in the Wilkinson Blades' S led , i__ H-906*72 Valid MaichMatch 7-13, 7-13. 1978. 1B76 bi ' Want Ads. IS L --—- — H-907 77 (m)J , K ______Ban Deodorant fon-Arrosol • ‘h H '1.79 =*0065 Eifeclive March 7 thru March 13. 1976 .in Manchester. Vernon and E Hartford ONLY We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities No! Responsrbte lor Typographical Error! Supplement To The ALBANY TIMES UNION. The TROY TIMES RECORD, The SYRACUSE HERALD JOURNAL, The POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL. The NEWBURGH EVENING NEWS. The BANGOR DAILY NEWS. The BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, The GLENS FALLS POST STAR, The KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN. The MIDDLETOWN PRESS. The MIDDLETOWN TIMES HERALD-RECORD, The UTICA OBSERVER DISPATCH, The PITTSFIELD BERKSHIRE EAGIJE, The PORTLAND PRESS HERALD, The WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES. 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Regular *14 9.99 109“ .Cyf SAVE Try this for super firm comfort! 900 innerspring coils (12^0 coils in B1 ^ full). Or 61/^-in. polymeric foam. Both feature sag-resistant con­ struction. And luxurious, padded quilt tops. Now on Sale at Sears! to 25% $169.99 Full, mattress or foundation ...... SAVE $40 ... 129.88 $429.99 2 pc. Queen S e t ...... SAVE $100 ... 329.88 $569.99 3 pc. King Set ...... SAVE $110 ... 459.88 Ready-made draperies in your choice of 2 textures Easy-care panels and prisciUas in many sizes SAVE *30 Regular *14.99 and *15.99 Chico, open-weave two-tone casement 48x84 in. long draperies in 4 earth-tone colors. Easy- and colors, ALL ON SALE! care cotton, rayon, acetate and polyester Sem*s-0-Pedie® Deluxe firm Spindrift, semi-sheer panels of Regular $5.09 blend fabric that’s machine washable. 99 Dacron* polyester batiste, in No ironing when tumbled dry. mattress your choice of 7 colors, 12 sizes. 0 9 9 Innerspring or Polymeric Foam Rod-pocket tops, 5-in. hems. AM40x81-in. Lyric, tweed-textured solid color dra­ panel $149.99 Full Mattress peries of 100% rayon. Choose from 5 Site: pair Regular Sale Twin Size mattress width andloigth P rk e P rk e or foundation...... 1 1 9 ““ Lorraine, billowy priscillas of Regular $14.99 hues! Ideal for casual or contemporary 48x83 in. 112.99 (0113.99 1 0 .9 9 or foundation room settings. With acrylic foam back. semi-sheer Dacron • polyester $359.99 2 pc. Queen Set...... 2 8 9 “ 72x84 in. $ 2 7 .9 9 2 3 .9 9 Machine-washable. 96x84 in. $36.99(0137.99 3 1 .9 9 batiste, in 2 colors, 6 sizes. Cot­ 88x81 in. $489.99 3 pc. King S et...... 3 9 9 “ Regular *129.99 120x84 in. J4S!99 3 9 .9 9 ton ball fringe, attached valance; 1 1 “long 99“ 144 x84 in. $55.99 4 7 .9 9 Mx84 In. One-way Draw ET99 3 3 .9 9 other sizes also on sale at similar savings! YOUR CHOICE CARPET SALE } ' . 20 to 26% OFF SAVE ^2 sq. yd. on durable Stained Glass nylon pile carpet in 3 styles bath fashions. a. Opening Theme 'sculptured in 6 bright YOUR CHOICE Bath Towels multi-color blends. Durable nylon pile is Regular $4.99 99 easy to clean. Don’t miss this value. Regular *9.99 b. Lustre I plush, a shimmering look in 15 glorious colors. Made of nylon pile for long Fringed cotton jacquard towels. Sheared on one side and looped on the other. Hand and guest towel, wash­ wear. It’s luxurious. cloth, bath mat also on sale. c. Directors Choice II shag has density of a $9.99 Shower or Window Curtain...... 7.49 plush for a great look and feel. Nylon pile $13.99 Double Shower C u rtain ...... 10.49 in 10 solid and tone colors. $7.49 Rug, 24x36-in...... 5.59 $10.49 27x48-in. R u g...... 7.79 Use Sears Easy Payment Plan $6.49 Contour R u g ...... 4.79 $28.99 5x6-ft. Carpet ...... 21.79 Sears Sears SAVE *50 OFF ^ cycles wcludine *31.99 100% Solid-State -I Kenmore table model Color TV

3 wash/rinse Large-Capacity Large capacity temperature Regular makes washday combinations Washer with •419.99 ** easy for you 369 3 water levels 19-in. diagonal measure picture

This handsome table model color set is just right for fe e t Vlcav!^ whole family viewing! Hie dependable 100% solid-state aioA Or ptOT a // chassis helps keep your set running cool for hour after lO' ptioa Regular 4173 hour of viewing enjoyment. CO 9 tis $269.99 26601 ^238

*70 Off ... our brightest picture color TV Heavy-duty automatic washer Electric heavy-duty dryer 19-in. diagonal measure picture This set offers our brightest picture for clear, 99 sharp color viewing! It has 100% solid-state *138 chassis, and convenient one-button color tun­ *198 Heavy-duty dryer lets you dry clothes on Short on floor space? This 24-in. wide washer fits ing. Also in-line, super chromix picture tube 449 heat or fluff pillows and blankets on air! in even tight areas! Has automatically pre-set 4210 for bright, true color. Regular $519.99 Temperatures automatically set with cycle. temperatures. Heavy-duty motor. Lint screen. 16101/66151 a SAVE •3 5 -O F F ^30 SAVE •60 ... Sewing machine head Frostless 19.2 cu. ft. Ice Maker with 12 dial-stitches refrigerator-freezer

Huge 13.5-cu. ft. refrigerator \oY and 5.7-cu. ft. freezer! Se- Regular $559.99 lect-O-Cube automatic ice maker for convenience. 3 ad­ justable shelves. Humidraw- er* helps keep food fresh. •145 Ice maker hookup is optioned, Regular *180 extra. 2693 499 Dial 6 utility stitches: straight, zig-zag, 66931 blind hem, mending, shell, box — and 6 s-t-r-e-t-c-h stitches for the new fabrics. Built-in bottonholer, foot control, sewing 1 1311 light. *30 OFF Frostless 17.0-cu. ft. 19.27-cu. ft. frostless Powermate ® refrigerator-freezer refrigerator-freezer Kenmore Zig-Zag with Vaeuum Regular Stretch Stitch for Knits •348 $469.99 439*® • 12.4 cu. ft. refrigerator and 4.6 Head Only Frost will never form in either the 1 4 9 » 9 cu. n. freezer will never need 13.56 cu. ft. refrigerator or the 5.71 defrosting Such a low price for a machine cu. ft. top freezer sections! with these stitches! Sews zig­ • Deep door shelves, fruit- Regular $179.99. Adjustable beater- Roomy, with lots of door storage. zag and straight stitches, too, to ,1220 vegetable crisper bar unit has separate motor, gets up Twin fruit and vegetable crispers sew, mend and dam. Built-in • Magnetic door gaskets help embedded dirt. Cord-reel canister. and meat pan. light. Foot control included. seal cold in 65821 ^ 8 Other deluxe attachments. NATIONAL HARDWARE WEEK' ||§ears NATIONAL HARDWARE WEEK SALE ^Most L Items At Reduced E Prices SAVE *120 r Craftsman Power Tool SALE Craftsman 10-in. Radial Saw NOW Regular •379.99 2 5 9 ONLY Each Easy-to-reach controls and spacious work table help make this ver­ satile saw simple to operate. lO-in. Kromedge® blade. Features work function chart, adjustable miter, bevel and in-out rip scales. $42.99 Variable SpeW D rill...... SAVE *13 23i0 Auto blade brake. 1051 Match rpm to job requirem ent with smooth variable-speed per- Radial Saw Handbook...... ■formance! Develops maximum % HP. Double-insulated, too. Sears 10-in. Radial Saw as Low as . .. ♦ ...... 7 ....! 199.99 $33.99 Handy Weedwacker...... SAVE *4

Craftsman W eedwacker trim s heavy grass, weeds easily with SAVE *90 heavy m ono-filam ent line. Trim s next to buildings, trees, under fences. Use vertically to edge along sidewalk.

Craftsman 10-in. Table Saw $42.99 7-in. Circular S a w ...... SAVE *13 7978

Lightweiidit saw. heavy-weight porform ance! DevelojK m axi- Regular S n S Han|HtiilS.I • . IMlU dbam D*m NUckant uckM I SAVE *2 . IO” ni.TM>ba>M . lirCiiCidirSi.ll.« lO^pc. Bit 7-in. Comb. R e g u la r S e p a r a t e P r i c e $117.95 Blade Pack SAVE *4 SAVE *3 SAVE Set Regular 0 9 9 Regular 119.99 lO-in. $22.99 caster $33,991 48.M $11.99 ® *27 O F F blade pack set set Lowest-Priced Craftsman ’99 k99 SAVE *5 8-Gal. Wet and Dry SAVE *15 3/8-in. Electric Drill Router Work- 17-pc.’Router Home-N-Shop® Vac Table Sturdy %-in. drill. Double-insulated Bit Set ' . . . no grounding needed. Develops 1142 R e g u la r Illlllll, Regular a A 9 9 maximum 1/5 HP. Regular 415.99 $87.98 O # C F SAVE 1(1% „ 37% 39** Vac has 4-gal. wet capacity and 9-bu. m l E, dry capacity. Polyurethane tank resists / . rusting, cracking and peeling. With Your 17854 ^ nozzles, hose, extension. mU* I 99 \*ocmT . SAVE *25 Choice E a c h Craftsman 1-H.P. ^30 OFF Yoiir A. 47.99 %4n. x20 ft. lock tape measure C. Choice B. 47.99 Craftsman 7-in. block plane Router Kit C. 47.99 Craftsman propane torch kit V3.HP Bench A. 13.79 to $3.99 assorted pliers 0 47.69 Craftsman avlatioo snips , B. 13.49 V^in. drive 13/16'-in. opening spark plug socket G6 E. 49.49 Heavy duty 14-in. pipe wrench C. $3.39 %-ln. drive 13/16-in. opening spark plug socket Grinder D. 43.39 %-in. drive 5/8-ln. opening spark plug socket R egu lar$89.99 G. 47.99 Craftsman 26-in. fine-cut hand saw E. 13.99 box end wrench set ^ H. 410.99 Craftsman 24-in. S-vlal level R e g u la r F. 13. ^/16x8*in. screwdriver I. 49.49 Craftsman 16 oi. hammer k99 K. $89.99 G. 42. quart white glue ^ K 48.99 Craftsman 2 pc. locking pller set »H . 43.79 comer clamp Keep a sharp edge on all your tools! 3580 I. 43.29 sand and polish kit rpm motor, 2 aluminum-oxide grinding J. 42.99 sawhorse brackets, pkg. of 2 ' S ^ o t 2 5 « W l ^ M . Built-in switch in handle. wheels, gooseneck light, more. 1939 • K. 42.79 3-in. *‘C’ * clamp 17385 SPECIAL PURCHASE Sears On Gas and Electric TIRE Water Heaters... SAVE ii Economizer, our new t ^ 2 0 Gas W ater Heater 72 Sears When You Buy 1st Tire At Regularc Price plus F.E.T. Low Price '1 30 gal. capacity 1 0 9 » » xl__ n Double density insulation is twice as dense as our standard fiber glass insulation to help slow heat loss. “ Flame with a brain’’ ther­ Oar Best Fiberglass- mostat is automatic, helps keep up with water use rate. Hydro-Glass™ Jet Pum p Belted Tires Dual 21, Electric Water. 28,000 Mile Warranty R e g u la r $129.95 Heater A special pur-| Sears Low Price chase, though not SALE PRICES 1 0 9 ^.? reduced, is an ex-j Dual “ J” shaped elements — ceptional value. lower for normal heating, up­ ON 2nd TIRE ^4-HP convertible jet pump is highly per for fast heating of water in A78-13 rust and corrosion-resistant. Jet Blackwall sold separately. 36-gal. top V4 of tank. START AS 104?!? plusF.E.T. LOW AS.. . *30 OFF! ish Sears Highway Passenger Tire Warranty t r a d e - i i s Full W*rr»nty for 16* of Mlleoge Sp«;lfl»

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Sears I Price for Businei You stand to gain a lot in the way of looks and comfort days with our ankle highs. One size. Rich tones. At Sears. —ry Sale Ends Saturday, March 13,1976 of servi HARTFORD (UPl) - Bus spokesmen, wearing labels ui lawmakers to “ repeal 7 per ce business services,” testified in after wave that striking the would spur the state's a economy. The representatives, of every from employment agencies to dealers, Wednesday urged legislature’s Finance Committi pass Gov, Ella T. Grasso's pi repeal the 7 per cent levy on bus services. S A V E 17% S A V E *1.20 “ We are hopeful the repeal o S A V E 30* VALEE tax will be the start of the revit- Men’s T-shirts or briefs Sears girls’ sweatshirts Sears assorted vac bags Flower and garden seeds tion of the Connecticut constru industry,” said Robert Werm Regular Regular Regular >69 Available Only At Norwalk, speaking for the Su 14.49 $5.99 $1.29 ) pkg. o f 3 Larger Sears Stores ^ k g . tractors Association of Connect "Sim ilarly, since lea T-shirts or briefs. Blend of Long sleeve, hooded sweat­ all Kenmore and other Choose from many different economists feel that a healthy cotton and polyester !(»• com­ shirts in pastel colors. Muff vaci^cuum cleaners, including; varieties. Helps save on gro­ struction industry means a he fort and long wear. At Sears. pocket. 7-14. In many colors. Electrolux, Hoover, Eureka, cery bills! Many varieties of Whirlpool and many others. see^ . £ Complied fror

State HARTFORD --- B; Brunelle, 17, today cyni waited for further legisl, action to see if he would co the $10,000 he won in the lot that state officials refust pay because he is under £ STAMFORD - Dr. Mic S A V E *1.50 S A V E *11 S A V E 2 0 ' Sveda, discoverer S A V E *15 cyclamates, says an indefi government report Linen-look vinyl shades 23-ChanneI citizen band Propane cylinder 1.9-cu. in. gas saw marketing of the chem sweetener is comical, Regular Regular report said the commi Regular )4.49 $99.99 $1.17 ea. studying the chemical c 37V4'’ wide,6’ long 6 8 ** ea. 119%!egular not say for sure whe $134.95 cyclamates are capable Sears Sentry shades are 23-channel mobile citizen Fits Sears torches, most Automatic and manual oil­ causing cancer in human was disclosed that rats ust deeply embossed heavy- band two-way radio has other makes. Holds 14.1- ing. Vi-in. Oregon chipper gauge vinyl. Wipes clean. positive/negative ground. tests which led to the 1969 ounces by w ei^t. On Sale. chain, 12-in. guide bar un­ were not fed cyclamates a Other Sizes Also on Sale attached. but a mixture incldi saccharin. Regional WESTON, Mass. - short, sharp earthquakes recorded in the southern of Massachusetts about a.m. today, according tt Weston Observatory. Nt juries or property dar were reported, but r stations in Rhode Island Massachusetts rece numerous calls from cerned residents.

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