PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. March 15, 19T? Obituaries Teachers protest class size Mrs. Peter Lewonski 24.1, or less than the combined total Robert E. Connor William Edwards, a teacher at The administration, including prin By SUSAN VAUGHN of 125. The funeral of Robert E. Connor of VERNON — Mrs. Constance Y. Bennet, sUted Monday that 18 team cipals of the schools, was not sym The weather £ Lewonski (Lewonczyk), 88, of Hart Herald Reporter 24 Lucian St., who died Sunday at teachers at Bennet have overloads pathetic with the grievance Monday Cone also added that there are now Gassified .. .5-8-B People ...... 1-C ford died Monday at her home. She About 30 teachers appeared before 15 teachers who have an overload of Pa^y cloudy, warmer today, chance Manchester Memorial Hospital, is the Board of Education Monday night beyond the 125 figure. Many of the night. Wilson E. Deakin, assistant TWENTYtEICHT p a g e s Comics . . . ___ 9-B Second Thought 2C was the wife of Peter Lewonczyk and students in excess of 125. Three of of thundershowers, high around 60. Manehester^A City of ViUage Charm Thursday at 10 a.m. at Watkins in support of a class action grievance teachers at the school "are upset at superintendent for personnel and ad THREE SECnONS Dear Abby___ 9-B Sr. Citizens ... 5-A mother of Mrs. Dorothy Rogers of those exceed 130 students and three Fair, cool tonight, low in 30s. Partly Editorial ...... 6-A SporU...... 4-5-B Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. regarding class size at the two junior the overload" Edwards said. Seven ministration, said that the article in Vernon. have over 140, he said. He added that sunny and windy Thursday. High 45-50. -M anchester, conn., weshvesday, march is, wtt— vtft!. xcvi. No. i4o Burial will be in Riverside high schools and Manchester High teen of the 18 “strongly favor the the teacher contract regarding class National weather forecast map on She is also survived by 2 sons, 2 there are also excesses on the low Cemetery, Fair Haven, Mass. School. grievance action,” he said. The other size is a guideline and not binding. Page 7-B. other daughters, 13 grandchildren side. Friends may call' at the funeral The grievance, presented in behalf teachers present at the meeting were The article states also that “the and 12 great-grandchildren. Cone said he could not guarantee home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to of the teachers by the Manchester indicating their concern with the poljcy shall be effected to the extent The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 all class loads would be in the 125 9 p.m. Manchester Lodge of Masons Education Association, claims problem, Ekiwards said. possible within available funds in all a.m. from the Richard W. Sheehan guidelines for next year. However, will conduct a Masonic memorial violations of the teacher contract The pupil-teacher ratio has not schools by the beginning of the school Funeral' Home, 1084 New Britain he said some changes will be made in Industrial park bonds approved service Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. at section which sets forth standards been a problem in previous years, year,” Deakin pointed out. Ave., West Hartford, with a Mass at the seventh and eighth grade classes. the funeral home. for the maximum number of pupils Kaplan said. He attributed part of Deakin said, “The funds don’t the Church of St. Bridgid, West Hart He said it is still too early to deter The family suggests that any per teacher. The combined total set the problem this year to a change in exist, therefore there is no memorial gifts may be made to the ford, at 10. Burial will be in Cedar mine the size of the ninth grade class Hill Cemetery, Hartford. forth as a “desirable standard” for programs. A special reading violation.” Shriners Crippled Children's program has been added at the because of students who may attend Friends may call at the funeral teachers in regular classes in secon The 21 improvement priorities as Hospital, Springfield, Mass. dary schools is 125. school this year. set out in the school board’s proposed parochial and technical schools. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Deakin said the teachers have no 9 p.m. Atty. Jonathan Kaplan, represen The method for achieving the bu d ^t for next year do not include , ^ , additional staff for the junior and *"B** school and George In Memoriam The family suggests that any ting the MEA, said Monday that the desired reduction in class sizes- Town official ‘delighted’ In memory of Herman R. Ames, who most violations exist at Bennet recommended by the MEA is adding senior high school,school. Deakin said. He ?'mmerling, principal, and Blaine passed away March 14, 1071. memorial gifts may be made to the Miller, assistant principal, agreed. Newington Children’s Hospital, 181 Junior High with an additional two certified teachers on a full or part- added that the MEA agreed to the By GREG PEARSON Friday at 9:15 a.m. in Hartford’s nout. Anything over 20 per cent for a Elach leaf and flower may wither time basis- and adding sections of priorities, which include addition of Miller said, “We’ve never had it so Court of Common Pleas. 676-62; Seventh, 568-68; Eighth, 780- The evening sun may set Cedar St., Newington. violations at Illing Junior High and Herald Reporter special election is great,” he said. 78; Ninth, 590-56; and Tenth, 478-42. But the hearts that loved you dearly one at the high school. classes to relieve the class load. several special elementary teachers. good,” at the high school. He said the Strong Vote Arc the ones that won't forget. “Delighted” was Town Manager Part of the reason for the turnout The turnout of voters was light Deakin also said that some of the cutback in an English teacher next Weiss said that he felt the turnout Sadly missed by Robert B. Weiss’ reaction to the might be the popularity of CB radios. through the early hours of the teachers exceeded the 125 student year will actually be beneficial and margin of approval were large wife and daughter Tuesday vote, which saw about 27.5 A local CB operator reported that referendum. Less than six per cent of Mrs. Arthur E. Calvin level “by their own request.” because of class distribution. enough to show strong community Buckley students per cent of the town’s re^stered operators were talking about the the registered voters had voted in the EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Lillian The teachers’ project^ increase in Illing Principal Richard Lingreh voters go to the polls. backing of the project. (Continued from Page One) said that nine teachers at Illing are referendum throughout the day first three hours. M. Durkin Galvin, 71, of 24 Shannon "This is an experience that they’ll enrollment and decrease in staff at By a 10-1 margin, Manchester “The plurality of 10-1 is a strong Tuesday. students’ bill the first one he filed for never forget. I think they know now over the guideline figure because Rd. died Monday at Manchester Bennet were refuted by Bennet Prin voters have approved the Iwnd issue showing. I thought if it was 7-1 we’d Voting was closest in the first The turnout did pick up some in the the 1977 session. how bills are passed,” Norman they “want to be.’’ He said Memorial Hospital. She was the wife cipal Allan (Jone. He said the one to pay for the development costs of be doing well,” he said. “It shows voting district, where the referen late afternoon and early evening. The Survey tries Barry praised the sixth-graders for added. of Arthur E. Galvin. staff member who was given a lay off ['®®*;h®jl**ling could be done this year, the proposed industrial park. that there is great support for the dum was approved by a 760-129 largest one-hour vote was between 6- their work and their presentation at The Transportation Committee Mrs. Galvin was born July 26,1905 notice recently will be replaced with ^ ® travesty, not in the The official tally of the referendum project.” margin. The park, proposed for a site 7 p.m. when 1,297 voters went to the Monday’s hearing. will act on the bill at a later date. If to tie taxes in Hartford and had lived in East a teacher returning from leave. Cone the students.” was 7,260 in favor and 708 opposed to He felt that many backers of the near Exit 93 of I-%, would be located polls. Of the final tally, 25 of the “The enthusiasm of the students the group approves the bill, it will Hartford for the past 50 years. estimated the average academic .. required to take ac- the $15.4 million bond issue to pay for park might not vote because of the in the first district. voters were non-resident property and their interest in the hearing im move on for action in the General to prices Before her retirement in 1968, she class size next year for Bennet to be grievance within 15 days. development of the park. Passage of showing of support for the park The vote in other districts was: Se owners who are eligible to vote in pressed the committee,” he said. Assembly. If the committee votes was employed by the state Health the bond issue was required for work before Tuesday. cond, 884 yes, 93 no; Third, 682-53; referendums if they own $1,000 or Teacher Michael Norman also against the proposal, it will be killed, Department as a transcriptionist for to continue on the proposed 393-acre “I was very happy with the tur Fourth, 776-50: Fifth, 1,066-77; Sixth, more worth of property. HARTFORD (UPI) - Package 10 years. She previously had been spoke proudly of his students. at least for this year. About town site. But, even if .their bill doed not store owners today said their survey employed as a secretary at Pratt and “I was pleased. The kids were so The final cost to the town has been become law, the students have of liquor prices in Connecticut and Whitney Division of United well-behaved and some Were in figured at between $4-5 million, neighboring state show higher taxes Technologies Corp., East Hartford. awe,” he said. received another benefit from the Senior Methodists of South United dance Wednesday at Mansfield State Methodist Church will meet although this figure could be even are the reason consumers here pay She and her husband observed their “Joy really sparkled when she project — Active participation in Training School. Members planning less if federal funding, which has Directors vote $110,000 more for alcoholic beverages. 50th wedding anniversary in August spoke,” he said. state government. . Thursday noon at Susannah Wesley to participate in the event will meet Hall of the church. Members are been applied for, is granted. The 1976. at the post home at 6:15 p.m. town expects to receive about $6 The survey by the Connecticut She is also survived by two asked to bring sandwiches. Dessert and beverages will be served. million if all of the park’s 320 Package Stores Association was daughters, Mrs. Edward (Ann) Am- The Old Testament Study Group of developable acres are sold to in aimed at stopping a legislative effort bach of Manchester and Mrs. Mary North United Methodist (jhurch will terest^ tenants. The town and State for sewer project plan State reports results Manchester Chapter, Disabled to change the system that allows dis Macres of California; two brothers, meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. of Connecticut will then split the American Veterans, will meet tributors and retailers to set prices John Durkin of West Hartford and remaining cost. tonight at 8 at the American Legion By GREG PEARSON proposed at that time, $25 per front tacted directly by the town.) for all stores. James Durkin of Windsor; a sister, of air quality tests Fire Chief John Rivosa of the Town A contract has already been signed Home. Herald Reporter foot, would have been too high. Another concern about the project Opponents of the system claim it— Mrs. Mary Scanlon of Wethersfield; Fire Department will be the guest between the town and the J.C. An Environmental Protection auto traffic. It is one of several The Board of Directors Tuesday But, the project was reconsidered was mentioned by Lawrence Noone, not the taxes - is responsible for and eight grandchildren. speaker tonight at the Manchester Penney Co., which would be the Agency (EPA) study through the pollutants measured by his office. St. Bernadette’s Mothers Circle voted 6-1 to approve funding for the by town officials when the State of a director of toe Eighth Utilities higher retail prices. The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. Rotary Club. The meeting begins at 6 major tenant in the park. Penney first nine months of 1976 shows that The five state sites in violation will meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at planning of a sewer installation Connecticut announced that it would District. Noone presented toe board from the John F. Tierney Funeral p.m. at the Manchester Country plans to buy 162 acres if the town But the statistics used in the sur five of 12 monitoring sites in Connec were New Britain, New Haven, the home of Mrs. Edward Foley, 24 project in the Baldwin and Concord make federal sewer funds available with a letter in which he said that he Home, 219 W. Center St., Club. meets all necessary obligations. vey contained some apples and ticut violated air quality standards Norwalk, Stamford and Waterbury. Niles Dr. Mrs. Vincent Porter is co Rd. area. for street sewer installation. Such believes approval for this project Manchester, with a Mass at the One such obligation is a zone oranges reasoning, with the package for carbon monoxide. The station The public health standard for car hostess. Comment session The $110,000 appropriation, which funding has normally been reserved would have to be granted by the Church of the Assumption, change for the park property. The store owners choosing to count the closest to Manchester, located on bon monoxide is 10 micrograms per Wednesday night may be at least partially refunded by for larger sewer work, but the state voters of toe district. Manchester, at 10. Burial will be in Planning and &ning Commission gallonage tax for the comparison, but West St. in Hartford, was not in cubic meter. Any site that has more Friendship Circle of the Salvation The Board of Directors will con the federal government, will come has $137 million in sewer funds that it Noone said that Special Act 200 St. James (Cemetery, Manchester. granted the change on Jan. 17, but it not the sales tax. violation, according to Paul G. than one reading above this level is Army will meet tonight at 7*45 at the from the town’s federal Revenue must spend, or lose, by Sept. 30. requires district approval of any Friends may call at the funeral duct a public comment session has been appealed by a grrap of They said when all taxes Keough of EPA’s New England of considered in violation. Citadel. Mrs. Lillian McCann will Sharing fund. Jay J. Giles, director of public sewer project north of Middle Tpke. home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. in the seven plaintiffs, represent^ by At- differences are discounted the sur fice. Along with the Hhrtford lead the group in a work project. The vote followed 2V5 hours of works, said that the town’s cost for Weiss said that toe town’s counsel and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 directors office in the Municipal tys. Bruce Beck and Anthony vey showed retail prices were 2 per Keough said that carbon monoxide monitoring site, three stations in Building. testimony from residents of the area. the project could be cut by $397,875 if will look into toe matter, and toe p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Doris Howard Pagano. cent lower in New York and 2 per in the air results almost totally from Greenwich, two in Bridgeport and and Mrs. Helen Weir. Their remarks ranged from support the state provides funding for the town will notify toe district if it also The session would normally be held Attys. Rolland Qastleman and cent iower in Rhode Island. They said one in Groton were not in violation, from those who felt a sewer line in work. He estimated the cost of the feels such approval is needed. Thursday evening, but had to be Jules Karp, who represent the prices in Massachusetts were 2 per Keough said. Manchester’s VFW Post and the area was inevitable to opposition work to the town at $593,850 without Michael Massaro, president of toe Humor is the main ingredient rescheduled because of a prior com Manchester Economic Development cent higher. Thompsons prepare Auxiliary will sponsor a St. Patrick’s mitment. from those with proper functioning the grant and $195,975 with the fun- District, said that, as soon as toe Commission (EDC), have filed a mo But for Rhode Island and septic systems concerned with cost.. tovim notifies him, he will call a ‘Tis better to give, than to receive, but Craig Matthews, a ^te»ei • tion for an immediate-trial of. the A similar sewer project was project includes a tnmk line meeting of toe District voters. A vote seventh grader at Bllng Juhidr High School, looks as though he’d Massachusetts the figures used were for President Carter appeal. The motion will be heard averages for all outlets, not a fixed rejected three years ago. Residents installation from Union Pond to of those present at such a meeting enjoy taking the first bite. Craig, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Tolland l^ke. and street sewer ser would be taken on approval of the price as in Connecticut. That means CLINTON, Mass. (UPI) — felt that the ' assessment charge Matthews of 64 S. Alton St., whipped up a four-layer cake as he “1 feel wonderful. I’m on cloud vice along a portion of Tolland Tpke. project. there are stores with higher and Katherine Thompson is hurrying nine,” Thompson said. competed with 37 other Illing students in the school’s first bake and several streets in the Baldwin One of toe residents who supported lower prices than the average in about dusting and cleaning like she It was announced in Washington off this week. O aig even brought in a wooden dowel in case the those states and smart shoppers are Concord Rd. area. the project was Ron Schauster of 45 would for any guest, only this time Monday that the President will spend Lebanese leader Giles told the crowd of about 75 Carman Rd. layers needed an anchor. Competition began Tuesday with main free to find the bargains. she and her husband will be enter the night at the Thompsons white, persons that, if the funding is ”I believe it’s just a matter of time dishes, followed by desserts on Wednesday, and will conclude The survey, done for the associa taining Jimmy Carter and his wife. nine room home on Chestnut Street provided, assessment charges would before the Board of Health or town today with snacks. (Herald photo by Dunn) tion by two Quinnipiac College The president and Rosalynn Carter before leaving Thursday morning. Get ^3 bade assassinated be $15 per front foot. tells us we have to have sewers,” he professors, comes to the same basic will be sleeping at the home of The Thompsons, both Democrats The deadline to apply for the fun said. He presented a petition with statistical conclusions as one done by Katherine, 55, and her husband who have never met Carter, knew BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - ding is Thursday. To apply, the town signatures from 53 households in the Tax Commissioner Gerald Heffer- Edward “Gunner” Thompson, 56, from 1961 to 1964, public works Friday they were under considera during Unidentified gunmen today shot and must first provide the $110,000 to pay area that supported toe project. He nan. when Carter attends a Town Meeting tion as Carter’s hosts. minister from 1966-1967 and again as killed leftist leader Kamal Jumblatt interior minister in 1970. for the planning cost. This cost may said that he was not able to reach all Heffernan’s study was accom Wednesday in the small western “We spent the weekend with our panied by recommendations the The B a m as he was traveling to his home town The assassination was reported be at least partially refunded by the of toe 115 households. Today’s news summary Massachusetts community of Clin fingers crossed,” Mrs. Thompson of Moukhtara, reports from the scene federal government, but the town has state’s fair trade laws that allow dis ton. after Palestinian guerrillas rejected Along with the frontage foot cost, said. “A man came to our door Sun said. no guarantee. homeowners who tap into toe sewer tributors to set minimum prices be 'Tm trying to do what any right-wing demands that they pull out Com plM from United Preta International day night and said we were picked.” „ on JodsiEyi The reports said the 59-year-old l i e directors, however, decided system would have to pay for toe repealed. housewife would so when guests are of south Lebanon to end the fighting Thompson described himself as Druze chieftain was ambush^ by un the gamble was worth the possible hookup and then would be billed Heffernan said such a move com coming — cleaning, dusting, tidying there, and stalling President Elias “just an average guy,” who has identified gunmen near the town of Sarkis’ latest peace drive. future benefits. quarterly for the service. north. Overnight lows in the 30s bined with retention of a minimum up - well maybe I’m just a little Savings Plan worked as an office manager for the Kfarhim, 14 miles southeast of Vivian Ferguson said, " I t’s a The cost concerned some in atten State south and near 20 north and in the markup set by retailers would mean more nervous because he is the “The crisis of the south is back to Burke Distributing Co. of Randolph, Beirut, as he was en route to his tremendous gamble, and I don't like dance, particularly those with western hills. an about 8 per cent saving for President,” Mrs. Thompson said its starting point” , the pro-Syrian Mass., a beer distributing firm, since Prom otion hometown in the hilly Chouf region to take that. But, I don’t foresee smooth-running septic systems. BRIDGEPORT - A 207-patient Connecticut consumers. Monday. 1940. daily A1 Sharq reported. The south of the capital. 'Ihey said troops another opportunity like this coming Even if they did not hook into toe nursing home, Bridgeport newspaper said the only result of the Healthcare, will close March 31 The couple’s eight children range of the Arab peacekeeping force in the down the pike.” sewer line, they would have to pay National March 15 to latest round of contacts by Sarkis because it gets less in state in age from 14 to 28, and the oldest area were immediately put on full The five Democratic directors pre toe frontage charge. with poliUcal and religious leaders in payments than it costs for son is one of 23 members of the Clin March 26, 1977 alert. sent —Mayor Matthew Moriarty, Half Michaels of 44 Bryan Dr. Agency wants more data ton police force. ■ / the region was “freezing and expec M^icaid patients, according to WASHINGTON - President Jumblatt’s driver and bodyguard tation.” Phyllis Jackston, Jack Goldberg, asked his neighbors to put its owners. The closing will dis Carter won a major foreign policy When asked in which room Carter were reported to have been wounded Robert Price and Beldon Schaffer themselves in the position of For the past three days, rightist place 200 employes accounting for victory on Capitol Hill when the will sleep, Thompson said: “I really in the ambush. —agreed. The lone negative Vote was someone with a good septic system. on industrial park plan limitt *3 per fSunihi militiamen supported by Israel have a $1.5 million annual payroll. Senate sent to him — in time for don’t know. There’s plenty of room. An official at the emergency room cast by Republican director Carl “You are asking him to pay an We’ll find a spot for him.” been fighting Palestinian-leftist his forthcoming speech to the Manchester’s Conservation Com position on the total picture.” of the American University Hospital forces in the area known as the Zinsser. assessment for something he may The couple said they are sure they HARTFORD - The touchy United Nations — a bill to cut off mission feels it has not received “The whole park is being voted on in Beirut said, “We heard he’s “Marjayoun Front” just five miles Zinsser lelt that more time was never have to use,” he said. issue of state taxation of dog imports of Rhodesian chrome. enough information on the proposed Tuesday, not just the J.C. Penney Co. didn’t win their night as hosts to the shot. We’re waiting. We don’t know from the Israeli border. needed before making the decision on And Ray Tucker, a Pond La. resi industrial park regulations to take If the commission was to take a posi president and his wife because of any more.” the project. racing and jai alai frontons has At least .21 persons have been dent, said, he and others might have NEW YORK - George any official position on the project. tion, it should have done so before political connections. sparked controversy all year. But Jumblatt, scion of an ancient reported killed on both sides and ‘"rbe Public Works Department to pay as much as $5,000 for a sewer Papadopoulus, 43, captain of ^ John Fitzgerald, secretary of the tonight,” he said. “I’m a registered Democrat who Druze family in the Chouf, was another 28 wounded. doesn’t even know where the lines line that they do not need. toe cochairman of toe General once ran for Library Trustee. That’s Law Committee is hoping a com wrecked Argo Merchant, which commission, said Monday night that Town Manager Robert Weiss had leader of the Progressive Socialist One Western diplomat said “the are going to go yet. But, we’re sup He said it might force some people promise will be worked out in ran aground off New England there had not been “enough informa told the commission he would keep it the extent of my political dealings,” party which he helped to found in Israelis are trying to create a sphere posed to vote on it tonight," he said. to move from the neighborhood and Thompson said. which the dog track will get a tax creating toe largest oil spill in the tion before the commission to act on informed on plans for the industrial 1949. of influence in the south and the Zinsser also criticized Town questioned whether it is something break but toe frontrons will pay history of the Atlantic coast, has the subject. We haven’t seen any park, but had failed to do so, the com During the 19-month Lebanese civil United States is not really doing Manager Robert B. Weiss for not that most of toe neighborhood needs. park regulations to take a record mission said. more. The state stands to gain lost his Liberian skipper’s license. war, he led the loose leftist political anything in the way of pressuring notifying each homeowner in the ”If it’s a majority, I’ll swallow the However, he still retains a alliance called the National Move them to stop It.” area about Tuesday’s meeting. He pill,” he said. about $3 -million under the proposed changes. master’s license from his native ment, which teamed up with the Sarkis met Tuesday with right- said that the directors had instructed country, Greece. ^ , / Mail Jockey 6 empty Palestinians to fight rightist forces. wing leaders who reportedly told him Weiss to do so at the March 1 NEW BRITAIN - An e s c a ^ McLucas appeal rejected He served as education minister Lebanese troops being sent into the meeting of the board. (Public WASHINGTON - Three air wrappers from Jockey Hijacker prisoner, Patrick Salisbury con Classic briefs, Power-Knit* from 1960-1961, interior minister area under an agreement with Syria notification of the meeting was given lines will start Thursday selling HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec victed in toe 1974 shooting death another participant, George Sams. sever McLucas’ trial from that of the T-shirts, V-neck T-shirts, would not be able to halt the fighting through the newspaper, but the in round-trip tickets on transcon ticut Supreme Court has rejected an McLucas was found guilty of con dividual homeowners were not con- of an off-duty fireman sur tinental flights for as little as $227 others charged in the Rackley Midway* Athletic shirts or rendered to a newspaper reporter appeal by Black Panther Lonnie spiracy to commit murder in June captured for adults and $206 for children, killing. Tapered boxers (any combination Tuesday night, say he feared McLucas, convicted of conspiracy to 1970. about half toe normal price. The commit murder in the 1969 killing of “Under the circumstances the 'of 6 garments) and sales slip and police reprisals. The Supreme Court said Mulvey court did not abuse its discretion in “Super Saver” discount fares are Alex Rackley. Jockey will mail you back $3. Police union rejects pact ZURICH, Switzerland (UPI) - erred by not admitting the testimony granting a separate trial on the Police disguised as Spanish airline a one-year experience on The high court ruled Monday New of three witnesses concerning Sams’ ground that the defendant had made Limit: $3.00 per family. pilots overpowered Italian hijacker American Airlines, Trans World Haven Superior Court Judge Harold reputation for veracity, but said the For the second time in less than a confession incriminating other negotiating session that produced the ning that the town has made, its last Luciano Porcarl today, ending his Regional Airlines and United Airlines M. Mulvey did not err in refusing to exclusion was harmless. two months, the union representing second tentative contract.. flights between New York and codefendants,” the court said. CltMlc brief...... 28-44 ...... • /, » offer to the union and is also record 10,0(X>-mlle, 43-hour odyssey suppress statem ents made by “The court realized its error and Manchester policemen voted BOSTON — A study by toe First California. Power-Knit« T-ihIrt . . . S-M-L-XL...... j/e gA “The town and the union worked prepared to enter binding arbitra in search of his young daughters on McLucas in Utah in 1%9 before attempted to cure it by admitting the Tuesday night to reject a tentative earnestly to meet the membership’s tion. National Bank says it’s unlikely voluntarily returning to Connecticut, V-neck T -e h lrt...... S-M-L-XL...... j/e jo two continents. testimony of a fourth witness as to Athletic e h ir t...... S-M-L-XL...... j/g j® contract agreement. objections to the earlier tentative ‘Tm disappointed,” McCarthy the nation’s major oil companies WASHINGTON - The Senate or in refusing to suppress certain The 15 remaining hostages of the Sams’ reputation for truthfulness and MIdwny®...... 30-44 ...... g op The agreement was reached last agreement," Charles F. McCarthy said of the union’s vote to reject the conspired to jack up petroleum committee working on President evidence. original 29 passengers scrambled had a reputation for being a ’crazy Tepered B o x e r...... 28-40 ...... s’oq week following a 3 ■A-hour session tentative agreement. prices during toe oil shortage. Jr., assistant town manager, said down toe stairs to safety as Swiss of- Carter’s tax and rebate program, McLucas was one of eight Black liar.’ Sams himself testified that he Gymnastic between officials of the Town of after last week’s bargaining session. An arbitration panel has already ficers dressed as Iberian seeks ways to eliminate the Panthers, including party leader was sometimes called ‘Crazy Manchester and the Manchester exhibition But, according to Tuesday's vote, been selected for the police-town crewmembers exchanged fire with BOSTON — A new “marriage penalty” now built Bobby Seale, charged with killing George’ or ’Madman George,” ’ the For details look for our Police Union, Local 1495. the agreement was not satisfactory negotiations. McCarthy will have to the the hijacker during an exchange Massachusetts law banning into the law. Rackley because they thought he was epurt said. Wednesday Jockey* Brand Underwear Display But, the 53 union members present to the union. notify the three members by the end jobless benefits to persons who a police informer. of crews at the Iberian Airlines “Under the circumstances, the A gymnastic exhibition will be held Tuesday night voted unanimously Wood did not give specifics on why of this week to inform them that ar quit their jobs has saved the state The state charged Rackley was tor error in excluding the testimony of against the proposed contract, accor Boeing 727’s third stop at Zurich in at the Bennet Jr. High gymnasium on the agreement was turned down by bitration proceedings have begun. three days. $18 million and cut unemployment International tured and interrogated at a New the other three 'witnesses was Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ding to Gary Wood, the union’s the union. He said the vote was The panel members are David claims drastically. Haven apartment over a period of harmless,” the court said. Bennet students will give secretary-treasurer. against “the whole contract.” Weinstein, who was the fact-finder in One policeman was wounded in toe several days before being iMund and HANOI, Vietnam — A five- Sams, previously expelled from the demonstrations in several gymnastic M3 MAIN STREBT, MANCHESTER The town and union had also He said that the union is now ready negotiations between the town and leg during the brief gunbattle, which BOSTON — The New England driven to a wooded swamp in member White House conunis- Black Panther party because of a .events, including the parallel bars, MONDAY thru SATURDAY t:30 to S:30 reached an agreement In January to move into binding arbitration, the the union representing public works broke out in the jet when Porcari ap extended forecast, Friday Middlefield where he was shot twice. sion arrived in Hanoi today to stabbing incident, pleaded guilty to the trampoline, the balance beam THURSDAY t:30 to SiOO that was rejected by a near- fourth, and final, step in municipal employes, Joseph Bog^n, a member parently panick^ and opened fire. through Sunday, calls for fair His body was found May 22, 1969. unanimous vote of the union. seek information on 2,550 second degree murder and testified and the uneven bars. REGAL labor negotiations. The formal ar of the town’s labor consulting firm, weather Friday, chance of rain .Amencans missiiig in Indnrhina McLucas admitted during his trial, "Language problems” were cited Porcari, armed with a rifle and a for the state against McLucas and Donations for the event are $1 per TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERNON MEN’S SHOP bitration process is scheduled to and William Wilson, a labor consul south and snow north Saturday, which was separated from those of Seale. as the reason for the union’s rejec pistol, hijacked the medium ra n ^ and to “build a bridgehead” person or $3 per family, and all MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10«0 to 9:00 begin Friday, unless a contract is tant for police. Bog^n was selected fair Sunday. Daytime tnghs in tte toward better U. S.-Vietnaineae several other defendants, that he The high court also ruled Mulvey tion of the January agreement. It jet Monday during a short domestic proceeds will be used for purchasing SATURDAY 10:00 to 3:30 “The Marvel of Main S t" |^ B agreed to by both parties before then. by toe town, Wilson by the union and 40s andSOs south and 30b and 40s relationa. fired the second shot. He claimed he did not err in granting a motion by was felt these problems had been flight from Barceiona to Majorca new sports equipment for the school. Town officials indicated this mor Weinstein is toe panel’s neutral and ordered it to fly to Abidjan, Ivory did it because he was afraid of state’s Attorneyj Arnold Markle to taken care of at last week’s member. Tickets yirill be sold at the door. Coast PAGE TW O -A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 16, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 16, 1977— PAGE THRE&A
About town Lack of interest noted Commission tracing Town reports to HUD in rental subsidies pond’s ownership Hughes^ fortune shrinks A DeMolay executive board The Town of Manchester has had said that a landlord is apt to rent to a in accounting report meeting wiil be conducted at 7 some trouble developing interest in person with cash in hand before one on housing aid goals the Section 8 Housing program, ac with a certificate of participation in Manchester’s Qinservation Com is owned by Geraldine Allen and tonight at 616 Spring St. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) West airline at $850,000, ap Network at $110.7 million. cording to Alan Mason, director of a federally subsidized program. Also, mission, which is interested in the Myrtle Pierre of Rockville. cluding most of the un — Howard Hughes was not praising the whole airline Summa lawyers have told The Town of Manchester is moving existing units and rehabilitation This included a meeting between human services, and Louise Hunter, units used for Section 8 Housing must town acquiring Hilliard Pond as an Mrs. Chapin reported that the lots developed land on the a billionaire or even close, as worth $3.8 million — a Nevada courts within the toward its housing assistance plan assistance to 30 homeowners. town officials and'heads of the local the town’s Section 8 coordinator. undergo housing inspections. Mason open space area, has been checking of FVench Rd. landowners apparently prosperous Las Vegas Temple Beth Shalom according to a court- fraction of the $41 million past year that corporation goal, Alan Mason, director of human Through last month, the town had Board of Realtors to discuss actions Section 8 is a federally sponsored said. the ownership of land abutting the dpn’t extend to the water line of hotel “strip” and 40 square ordered tally of his wealth Hughes paid for it. alone was worth more than services, has reported to the federal committed 140 new rental units for that realtors were taking to prevent film series program where the tenant pays the He also said that landlords with un pond. Hilliard Pond. miles west of the city. that is filled with puzzling The Silver Slipper C:asino $450 million. Department of Housing and Urban housing. This included the 40-unit discrimination. Town officials also to end Sunday normal rent for the apartment. The its that could take part in the Marjorie (3iapin, who has been The state Department of En- The Hughes Aircraft Development (HUD). elderly housing project planned for met with presidents of Manchester program are not. In a recent report checking the town assessor’s land entries reducing the size of in Las Vegas, for which Summa and the televi Corp., estimated to be Temple Beth Sholom will conclude tenant, however, is also not supposed viromental Protection (DEP) is in Mason also reported that the town Spencer St. and the proposed 100-unit banks to discuss "red-lining," the his fortune. Hughes paid $5.5 million, sion firm between them worth $800 million, was not its film series Sunday at 7:30 p.m. to pay more than 25 per cent of total to HUD, Mason said that the town record cards, told the commission terested in having Manchester’s has taken steps to ensure against dis elderly housing project on Hartford practice of not providing mortgages It pictures Hughes as a was listed as worth one control six Nevada hotel- included. The accounting with “Hill 24 Doesn’t Answer” at the income for rent. The remaining por wiil be meeting with these landlords Monday night that the ownership of Hockanum River Linear Park Com crimination in housing. The informa Rd. property owned by the South in certain areas of town. I^ son run-of-the millionaire dollar. casinos, the Hughes said it is owned by the temple auditorium, 400 E. Middle tion of the rent is paid with M era l to encourage participation in the all abutting property had been mittee of the Conservation (Commis tion was provided in a report he is U nit^ Methodist Church, Mason reported that such a practice does eccentric who had only The value of the Summa Helicopter Ck)., the other 78 Howard Hughes Medical Tpke., Manchester. funds provided through the Depart program. verified except for the parcel of land sion cooperate with ECast Hartford required to submit to HUD in connec said. not exist in Manchester. $168.8 million, less than 10 Corp. — the corporate um per cent of Hughes Airwest Institute of Miami, a non The film, which depicts the Israel’s ment of Housing and Urban Develop But, despite some of the problems at 385 Adams St., a “vital spot near and Vernon on the linear park. tion with the federal Community He added that a year ago the town per cent of the $2.5 billion brella which held much of and vast land holdings in profit institution. An additional 90 units have been 1948 War of Independence, is open to ment (HUD). the program has run into, Ms. Hunter the dam.” The card for this property Mrs. Leonardo Parla, commission Development block grant funds. had taken no such steps to discuss or more he was reputed to his ownings — was lumped targeted for the Section 8 Housing the public at a nominal charge, with Units that are part of the program is optimistic. She notes that the town was missing from the assessor’s file chairman, said Manchester is the The report includes a summary of prevention of discrimination. During be worth. with the Hughes Television program, whjch provides federally students and senior citizens admitted must meet certain price-range has rented 49 units through the when she checked, Mrs. Chapin said. only town which has a viable com the town's housing assistance plan. the past year, such steps, as By comparison, the es subsldixed funds for renters. at reduced rates. limits, however. A two-bedroom program, with three more rents near Joseph Breauit of the Assessor’s mittee working on the linear park In the plan, the town set a goal of 280 evidenced by these meetings, have tate of Jan Paul Getty, a The report to HUD also included a The windup of the movie series apartment, for instance, must not completion. (The town has been Office said Tuesday that the property project. units. So far. the town has made a been taken, he said. contemporary often men list of steps taken by the town in the also concludes the 1976-77 Temple exceed $240, including utility authorized a total of 90 Section 8 un She also told the commission that a commitment for 230 of those units. The full report submitted to HUD tioned with him as among past year under a category described adult education program, which in expenses, Ms. Hunter said. its.) Black tinder DET representative said, in a letter NOTICr The 280 proposed units include 100 by Mason is available for public in the world’s richest men, as “ Action to prevent discrimination cluded a lecture series, current This presents a problem because “It started slow, but it is picking she recently received, that the state new rental units, the rehabilitation of spection at the Human Services NEW HAVEN (UPI) — An in-depth runs to more than $3 Probate (k)urt is open for in tbe sale, rental and financing of periodicals digest, elementary Manchester rental prices often up,” she said. was interested in buying land along 100 rental units, subsidies for 50 Department. look of the “African Tinderbox” will billion, 20 times the conferences with the housing." exceed these limits, she said. the river for the linear park project. Hebrew reading, Torah study and a be conducted today at Yale Universi reputed size of Hughes’ judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 Also, the owners of several apart She feels that the town is doing fine parent learning group. ty under the sponsorship of the fortune. P.M. on Thursday nights. ment complexes that do have rents in obtaining easements along the Connecticut League of Women Ferdinand D. Lewis The day Hughes died, Night telephone number: within the limit have not taken part QET FREE COPPER river and should continue with that 649-0445. Voters. Speakers include Lord April 5, the cash on hand, Crime study in the program. FOR YOUR HOME method of obtaining public access to Caradon, the United Kingdom's $1,799, would not have State numbers game starts “ I’m not really sure why. They just BY HAVINO A the river banks. STORRS (UPI) —■ Criminologist represenUtive to the U.N.; William bought a Volkswagen, but William E. FitzGerald, wish not to participate,” Ms. Hunter COPPER John Fitzgerald, commission Judge of Probate HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut mostly because illegal operators Some people have had experiences Arthur L. Wood has been award^ a E. Schaufele Jr., assistant secretary he did have m ore than begins competing with illegal said. “BY CANDLELIQHT secretary, said state money could be offer something the state doesn’t —a where they won and the (operator) Fulbright Scholar grant to study of state for African affairs; Yale RAM elects $671,000 in bank accounts. Mason said that the low-vacancy PARTY" used to make present easements numbers operators today, and line of credit. copped out an left town.” sociology this summer in Australia. history professor Leonard 'Thomp The first public accoun-, already there’s street talk of one- rate of town apartments adds to the FREE COPPER perpetual. Some of the easements the Bums said he didn’t know how There are 250 licensed numbers Wood, a retired U niversity of son, and Anthony Lewis, correspon F. D. Lewis ting of the Hughes fortune, < upping the state's game. problem. FOR WALLS a Linear Park Committee has obtained big the illegal operation is in Hart operators in Connecticut, and the Connecticut professor, will study at dent and columnist for the New York filed Tuesday with the “Because of the low-vacancy rate, END TABLES have time limits, he said. Connecticut bases its' “Daily ford, “but it is active.” La Trobe University in Melbourne. Times. Clark Ck)unty Clerk’s Of winning number will be drawn live people with apartments to rent have CALL high priest Numbers” game on a 506-to-l payoff, The Hartford Courant quoted an nightly over television, except Sun fice for use in settling his |0«tr 40 T o ri ot Um x m M la rrlc a BE SURE . >^BLi$S hai been serving the Home Owner the same rate as illegal daily and unidentified source as saying one plenty of customers,” he said. He BUSS days when the state rests its Ferdinand D. Lewis of 180 Morgan estate, was made by the in for 95 YEARS. For i complete FREE INSPECTION of weekly lottery operators currently saS-vaas phase of the illegal games in Hart gambling operations. Newspapers Circle, Wethersfield, was elected vestment banking division Open 24 Hours Dallv your home by s Termite Control Expert, supervised maintain. ford, the Bolita, amounts to about will print the winning number. high priest of Delta Chapter No. 51, o f th e prominent by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest Lt. John Bums, commander of the Shrine to meet Solons may have choice for EMERGENCY SERVKE $30,(KX) a week, unlike New York city Both the legal and illegal daily Royal Arch Masons, at its annual brokerage, Merrill, Lynch, local office: Special Services Division of the Hart where “it is in the millions.” Pierce, Fenner & Smith. game are based upon a winning, Omar Shrine Qub will observe New Nobles Night when meeting recently. ford Police, says the “street talk” One source believed the state’s A final report is expected three-digit number. State tickets cost it meets Friday at Willie’s Steak House. of hottle hill proposal Lewis is employed at the Ck>nnec- has it that tbe illegal operators will game would hurt Bolita operators. in three or four weeks, but 50 cents and $5. The J5 dollar ticket Invitations have been issued to new members of Sphinx ticut Light and Power (k)., ^ rlin . HEATINe OILS raise their payoffs to 600-to-l “A lot of people would feel more con the total is not expected to with a three-digit number in exact Temple in the jurisdiction of Omar Club to visit and He is married to the former Bever sometime in the future. fident of being paid off by the state. HARTFORD (UPI) - Both the Many support Grande’s proposal, change much, said at OIL BURNER * order will pay $2,500. become active members. ly Belknap and they have two Bums said he doubted the state’s House and Senate may get to choose modeled after legislation in torney William Morse, who HEATING INSTAUATION BUSS TERMITE CONTROL There will be a social hour at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. daughters and a son. game will cut into the street action. between proposals to either tax Washington state, to tax industry filed the appraisal on Div. Blits Exterminator Company • EST. 1882 President Bob Petersen will preside. Other officers elected and ap 643-5135 business for litter cleanup, or ban based on a to-be-determined formula pointed are: Irving Mann, king; behalf of the ad Announcements will be made about Omar Ladies Night 315 Center St. Manchester ' The Oldest & Largest in Conn. nonretumable bottles, says one of the to pay the cost of litter cleanup. ministrators of the estate Horse set April 30, Spring Ceremonial June 4 and other calendar Ernest J. Smith, scribe; Elmer E. Residency bill dies bills’ sponsors. The bottle bill is modeled after — its caretakers until a STORRS (UPI) — Equestrians will events. Stone, treasurer; John F. Seavey, Rep. Andrew Grande, D-Bristol, statutes in Oregon and Vermont. gather at the University of Connec work has died. secretary; Richard Barkalow, cap Probate Ck>urt decides who HARTFORD (UPI) - A proposal who sponsors the business tax -Lobbyists on both sides of the issue ticut beginning Sunday for a three- The legislature’s Education Com tain of the host; (Jeorge H. Griffing, inherits it. m u r r m U d . that would have prevented Digan to speak proposal, said Tuesday he expects say the Environment (Committee — day conference on the care and mittee Tuesday voted 10-9 to kill the principal sojourner; Joseph A. The complicated ap municipalities from making teachers the Environment Committee will en like the full legislature — is split on welfare of horses. measure. Lewis, royal arch captain; Wayne M. praisal does not reveal live in the communities where they Robert J . Digan, director of youth services, will be one dorse both proposals, leaving both Several Connecticut communities the question. The committee has Stone, grand master of the second what happened to the $546 of the guest speakers at a workshop in Tarr^own, N.Y. branches of the legislature to decide are concerned that many of their been putting off a vote in favor of a veil; William C. Bray, sentinel million Hughes received this week. which one they want. educators live in other communities. seemingly endless stream of public emeritus; Raymond Tilden, for his interest in Trans The workshop, “Juvenile Justice in America,” will be The bottle bill is again before the hearings. But they must make a deci The municipalities say this makes organist; Wayne M. Garland, World Airline in the mid held Friday and Saturday. It is sponsored by the Criminal legislature and sponsors feel this Adult education program the teachers less able to comprehend sion by April 6. chaplain. 1960s and $142 million for Justice Research Center of Albany, N.Y. may be the year the proposal can “They’ll both get committee ap the needs of the students they teach. A semi-public installation will be the oil tool division of D ip n will speak Friday on “Oimmunity-based youth muster enough votes for passage. proval," Grande predicted. tonight at St. James This problem is magnifi^ in big held Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Hughes Tool. Co., which services — What needs should it m eet?” and Saturday on Nevertheless, committee approval is He said he had spoken with many Masonic Temple. All members and alone would be be more cities, as more teachers are living in “Children in trouble — Whose responsibility?” The Rev. David Baranowski, programs which are imperative for- outlying suburbs. tbe first hurdle. members of the committee and they friends are invited. Refreshments than four times the total Catholics caught in the post Vatican The bill, which has failed in past had “ indicated they could probably given. associate pastor of the Cathedral of Some of these municipalities have will be served after the installation II transition. legislative sessions, was almost kept support either bill." St. Joseph, will speak at an evening considered requiring their teachers ceremonies. It values his personal 22 from the senate last yepr when anti of adult education tonight at 8 at St. Father Baranowski, who is also the to live within their town lines. per cent of Hughes‘ Air Jam es School gymnasium. chairman of the archdiocesan com lobbying forces almost bottled it The Education Committee’s vote The program, which is being mission of liturgy and ^cred music, within the committee. But com gives cities and towns the right to U.A. Theater 1 — "Town Dick and Jane,” 7:15-9:00 offered by St. Jam es Church, is open will respond to the question “ Is there U.A. Theater 3 — "Bugsy plicated legislative maneuvering got determine where they want their That Dreaded Sundown,” to the public. It is designed to meet sin anymore? What is it? Do we need 7:20-9:10 Malone,” 7:00-9:00 it out of committee and before the teachers to live. Local unit marking the need for adult education to be forgiven?” U.A. Theater 2 — “ Fun With Vernon Cine 1 - Chatterbox - senate, where it was defeated, 20-16, 7:30-9:30 in the closest vote yet. Pilot’s ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦i Vernon Cine 2 - Silver Opponents of the bill, especially Streak - 7:169:15 organized labor, which fears a loss of Tall Cedars Week body AIRWAY jobs and bottlers, are more worried a ic x STOPPING This is Tall Cedars Week, and several ways. The Steak Pub than in the past and have been lob TRAVEL AGENCY Nutmeg Forest of the Tall Cedars of A display of awards and trophies found 860 Moln SL, East Hertford bying strongly against it. SUPER SHOPPING TIME 457 CSNTER ST. Lebanon will mark the occasion in won by the several units of Nutmeg 94B-250Q Forest is on display at a Regal Men’s WETHERSFILD (UPI) AT TOYOTA. St. Pstrick’s Ds] 2ay2cf(^mD(iillyishus" Shop window. — Police and volunteer Six persons arrested That display also includes a trophy firemen Tuesday buy aw size QMI^QtlEEN-fliWD&E presented each year to the winner of recovered the body of a Luncheon Buffo! Compfete the Thanksgiving Day Five Mile pilot missing since his Inohkhs Travel Service after strikers clash Road Race, sponsored by Nutmeg small plane went down in Starts Tomorrow Qroon Boor or ComplInMnlwy Coektall 'Wa't lam Tm NWml lb’’ ' andgebasee^oneforonly Comod Boof, B o lM Potato and Cabbaga Forest. There are many pictures of Wethersfield Q>ve Sunday past races in the display. night. 9 A.M. til Mldnlto WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Six Tbe firm has been advertising on On Sunday, March 20, Tall Cedars State police said the body OPEN EASTER SUNDAY~~ persons were arrested Tuesday as television, radio and in newspapers lot MIS ew rarn will attend the 11 a.m. service at St. of Ernest A. Owen, 42, of | strikers clashed with those seeking to for replacement workers. Early Bird Spaclals: Mary’s Episcopal (^urch. Alexandria, Va., was replace them at two factories owned William Graeber, C-E’s manager Frt. snd Sat. 5-7 P.M. Nutmeg Forest is the largest forest located during dragging LYNCH MOTORS, MG. by Ckilt Industries. of labor relations and personnel, said Includoa Compllmontary glaaa of wino in New England. It first sponsored operations near where the 345 Cantor Stroot 646-4321 Aw— Four persons were arrested the a half dozen cars entering the plant Roast Top Sirloin ^ _ the Sunday Memorial Service at the bulk of the wreckage was day before. Including two women through the picket line were sprayed Surf end Feethers 9 7 3 Cathedral of the Pines in Rlndge, pulled Monday from the d o ! really who allegedly drew weapons against with a paint remover. N.H,, which has become a tradition murky waters. Trout Almondine strikers, as (jolt officials offered jobs He said the recruitment process TAKE AOUIIS 15 • 64 • «l (HIT 95l_ in Tall Cedarism and has been The body was recovered FRI. a SAT. have to those willing to cross the picket was “proceeding well” despite the Dinner * ENDS THRUSDAV adopted by the Cedar Kingdom as a at 5 p.m. about 300 yards ManchMtor Evmlng Hwald This printing test pattern is Dancofo line. efforts of strikers to keep out the job ■'SILVER STREAK” m ajor event. More than 1,000 people from the western shore. Publlthtd tvtry ovonlng oxcopt part of The Herald quality Ml Specials Oust say ■fosay At least 14 town policemen were on seekers. Sundays and holidays. Entarad at tha control program in order to gather each August for that service. Owen’s plane went down Manchaatar, Conn. Post Offica as Sa- hand helping job applicants pass On Monday, union members give you one of the finest QUETFHr Mon.—Thurs. It was organized by Dean W. Sunday night during incle-1 cond Claaa Mall Manar. In our /oungo I ’DIlMrSMiiflinMountiin’' through a throng of hostile union carried placards saying, “Keep Out newspapers in the nation. 'please" that? Oonkite, a past grand Tall Cedar of ment weather and about 70 849-9333 members outside the two plants. The Scabs,” and picketed outside the Suggested Carrier Rates Hsppy Hour 4 to 7 snd 11 to 1 Nutmeg. per cent of the plane was Payabla In Advanca Chandler Evans (Control Systems and plant in pouring rain, warming instead Nutmeg has raised more than $50,- pulled up in parts from the Slnglacopy...... I5a Pratt & Whitney Machine Tool Divi themselves by fires in 40-galIon Waahly...... soa 000 for muscular dystrophy. cove, which is an inlet of | Ona month...... $3.oo sion. drums and baranging job applicants. Thraa months ...... $11.70 Tall Cedarism is 75 years old and the (jonnecticut River. Sh^M U cose The 1,000-member United Auto Police Lt. Craig Carucci said the Six months...... $23.40 Nutmeg was organized in 1929. Owens had just taken off I Ona yaar...... $46.S0 Cinemas Workers, Local 405, has been on six persons arrested Tuesday in Mall Ratas Upon Raquast Present officers are John J. from nearby Bralnard IHTERSTATBee strike for nine weeks against the clu d e both strikers and job-seekers. Subacribafs who fall to racalva Marino, grand Tall Cedar; Thomas Field in Hartford when the { thaif nawspapar bafora 9:30 p.m. Exrrse firms, seeking increased pension They were charged with breach of should talaphona tha circulation E. Hindson, senior deputy; Martin plane went down. Part*080 Two S l u m L A N E benefits and a cost-of-living raise. peace and ordered to appear in Com dapartmant, 647-994S. Alpha Omega ROBEHTB STREET Fiendei, junior deputy. groat waya to EAST HARTFORD mon Pleas Ck)urt 16 on March 28. Inn sea-BBio look. 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MANCHE8TER *» * HAMPERS • SHEETS > BLANKETS » PILLOWS • COMFORTERS • MANCHtSTtR PARKAUl W M i m i m m i m MANCHtSUR tn a tlin PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter. Conn., Wed., March W. 1»77 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. March 16. 1977 — PAGE FlVEi-A Opens practice Kuehl heads new Corporation Decriminalization of marijuana News for senior citizens Dr. David M. Shack of Vernon has urged by three legislators established a professional office foi A new corporation. Composite Technology, Inc., has the practice of rational behavloi begun production of boron filament in an,existing plant in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sponsors marijuana as unfair. If criminal said Mrs. Burke. She speculated this Dividend ' of a bill to remove criminal penalties counseling. Honor dealer Broad Brook with Donald Kuehl of Manchester as presi penalties remain for smoking it, he occurred because "we took away the for personal use of marijuana said said, there should be similar factor of rebelling” in marijuana use Hello! Well, yours truly has been down but not out for the lucky winners irere Rene Maire, 135; Paid Sdiuetz, A native of New York City, Dr. Joseph J. Jones of 25 Marion Dr., dent. Directors of Southern Tuesday it would restore young penalties for alcohol consumption, the past few days with one heck of a cough coming from 131; Ann Demko, 129; Joseph Windsor, 128; Jenny Fogar Shack received his B.A. from Manchester, has been elected to the Production is starting on the same line of products that among young people. New England Telephone people’s respect for law and also aid cigarette smoking and the taking of deep in the chest. For a few days there I was coughing up ty, 127; Archie Houghtaling, 126; Mike DeSimone, 123; Brooklyn College in 1963; an M.A. In Gulf President’s Dealer Honor Coun were previously available from the plant. Boron is used has declared a quarterly in the fight against hard drugs. a storm, but now things appear to be getting back to nor Gladys Seelert, 121; Mina Reuther, 120; Bob Schubert, school psychology (1966) and a Ph.D. cil. He is one of 11 New England Gulf primarily in aircraft, but also in sporting goods such as some pills. dividend of 95.5 cents per Reps. Edward Koch, D-N.Y., and mal, which means my vacation is about over and it's back 119; Sam Schors, 118. in educational psychology (1973) d e a le rs and about 50 o th e rs tennis rackets and golf shafts. Many young people wonder why share on the company’s Yvonne Burke, D-Calif., and Sen. into the action once again. On Monday it was bingo in the morning with 40 playing from the University of Connecticut; nationwide selected for the citation. Kuehl has been active in the development of the boron "father can take two martinis but I Propose bill perferred stock Series A, Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., testified I missed the big rehearsal this past Sunday but from all and in the afternoon it was 12 tables for pinochle and the a Certificate of Advanced Graduate To be selected, Jones had to meet production process since he was employed as a research can’t smoke a reefer without jeopar $1.15625 per share on its during the second day of hearings to override reports the gang really put a lot of it together, and in fact lucky winners were George Last, 800; Andrew Noski, 779; Studies (1975) from the University of high standards in service, engineer at United Aircraft Research Laboratories from dizing my whole life,” he said. preferred stock Series B, into decriminalization of marijuana some are so determ ine to get some of the main acts Jennie Fogarty, 770; John Derby, 768; Sue Kerr, 764; Hartford and a Prinnary Certificate appearance, sales and attitude. As a 1955 to 1967. When UAC moved boron production to Broad Javits said the bill is not aimed at and 75 cents on its common by the House Select CommittM pn court decision down pat that they even showed up for an extra rehearsal Archie Houghtaling, 753; Catherine Gleeson, 752; Sam in rational emotive therapy (1976) prize for the award, he and his wife Brook, Kuehl served there as chief of process encouraging use of marijuana, but at stock. Narcotics Abuse and Control. Tuesday evening. Schors, 752; Grace Windsor, 741; Bess Moonan, 735; from the Institute for Advanced are leaving this week for an eight- engineering from 1967 to 1970 and as chief engineer at eliminating the threat of a jail term WASHINGTON (UPI) - A bipar ’The administration has supported Like I mentioned in last Saturday’s column, tickets are Diane Roberts, 731; Ed Scott, 731. Study in Rational Psychotherapy. day trip to Rome, Italy. Hamilton Standard’s Composite Materials Dept, from for young, first-time offendbrs who tisan group of senators and con He is a member of the Council for Dividends are payable 1970 to 1973. the move to end jail sentences — but could be marred for the rest of their gressmen 'hiesday proposed legisla beginning to move very good now, and my advice is for Also last Friday, the Manchester Senior League bowled Jones operates a self-service Gulf April 15 to shareholders of not fines — for personal use of you to pick up yours here at the office real soon. Don’t against the Windsor Sr. League; the winners were Exceptional Children, American Dr. David M. Shack station at 39 Elm St., Hartford. Since 1973, Kuehl served as the manager of applications lives by a criminal record. tion to override a Supreme 0>urt record on March 21. marijuana. wait until the night of the show or you may be disap Women 9-3 and the Men 14-6. Our Manchester Seniors did Elducational Research Association, engineering and sales at Composite Materials Corp. ’There is a "popular falsity,” he decision which ruled that excluding ’The three lawmakers said ’Tuesday pointed. Remember, last year we performed to a stan it again! National Association of School P ro m o te d which leased the boron plant from Hamilton Standard. said, that smoking marijuana leads pregnancy from health insurance or removal of the threat of a jail ding room crowd. Tuesday was the big voting day and I sure hope that all Psychologists and past president of .Attend confab The Broad Brook plant was started by Hamilton Stan to the use of harder drugs. sick leave provisions did not con sentence for possession, use and the of you seniors did your duty. the Association of Rational Mary L. Fisher, who formerly dard in 1967 with first production of boron filament in What actually is “the threshhold stitute sex discrimination. By the way, the rehearsal this coming Sunday is Ckninselors. taught accounting at Manchester Several Manchester insurance agents attended the recent an 1968. non-profit transfer of an ounce of for use of harder drugs is the com Sens. Harrison Williams, D-N.J. sch^uled to start at 6 p.m., so that will give you all a lit Donald Kuehl Dr. Shack has functioned as a psy Community College, has been ap nual convention of the Independent Mutual Insurance Agents of Kuehl is secretary of the Town Building Committee. He marijuana would free law enforce plicity in illeplity” that arises by and Birch Bayh, D-Ind. and Rep. tle breather and a good rest in the afternoon before we ment agents to crack down on more get together. chological consultant in Hartford, pointed associate controller at the Connecticut, Inc. in Hartford. They are Donald S. Genovesi, lives with his wife, (jarol, and their three children at 74 (Photo by Carol Kuehl) treating marijuana in the same way Augustus F. Hawkins, D-Calif., an Trips East Windsor, Suffield, Windsor University of (Connecticut. She has Wallace J. Irish Jr., Erland Johnson, Kenneth Lappen, Robert A. serious crimes including drug as hard drugs such as heroin, Javits nounced they would introduce the Mountain Rd. Setback games Don’t forget our two humdinger trips. The big and Locks, East Granby and Manchester. been chief accountant since 1974. She Lathrop, and Raymond Tanguay. pushers who prey on young children. said. legislation. The bill has 86 co News around the center starts with last Friday after fabulous cruise to Nassau and Bermuda and you’ll be in During the last ten years, he has lec joined the university staff in 1966. Javits said young people regard the After California decriminalized sponsors. noon when we had 45 players for our setback games and tured in psychology at Central current criminal laws against marijuana, use actually dropped. some great company with good old Cab Calloway and Connecticut State College, Peter Duchin’s Orchestra to entertain you. We still have Springfield College and the Hartford a few cabins left and the deadline to "go aboard” is April Graduate School. 5. So pick up a flyer tomorrow and send it in to Paul Ryan In March, Dr. Shack will assume right away. the duties of director-counselor for a Also, the Jim Ucello trip to Nova Scotia is still very newly formed agency designed to SAVING much alive. However, it looks more and more like only counsel people experiencing a varie one bus will go. We do have a waiting list but we need at ty of personal and marital problems. least 27 more people before we make up a second bus. The Association for Rational Tomorrow we start off with our most popular and Behavior (Counseling is located at 967 famous corned beef and cabbage Irish dinner with all the Farmington Ave. in West Hartford. Criss-Cross Magic trimmings right at noon time. sr.mniiGK’s DAY After that and while your’re digesting your food, you’ll IN THE GREEN be treated to a short movie and talk on Amtrak, Past and by a-u d ililo n s Present. Kaatz works on exhibit SL-ES£B!£5!S.SSlLJ!flBiJjL™ ASSORTED sm m MADE IN u;aiA. ' CROSSO-Qleaming, bfyi|^t,tlreSsy, The Storefront Gallery of Nassiff Camera Shoppe, 639 Irish dance Main St. is now featuring a photographic exhibition by patent with stylish, sAssy, stripping. WhatlsttRnt^natfdln, Then it’s home early for a breather because you’ll be Leon Kaatx of Manchester. coming back for our gala Irish Dance from 7:30 p.m. to Kaatx is an amateur photographer who has exhibited D oul^ front elasticized gorlhgs produce splendid fit, comfort. 10:30 p.m. Lots of action that night and students from the his works in outdoor art fairs throughout southern New Community College have planned on serving lots and lots England over the past four years. His photography has Slenden.^mlnlne, silhouette of delicious hors d’oeuvres. We’ll have tasty punch, and won ribbons at several fairs including first place in the pairs perfectly with tailored then after bouncing to the live and lively tunes of Lou 1975 Stratford, Old Saybrook and Westerly, R.l. fairs. suits, skirts or jpariti Joubert and his band, the evening will end with our usual Kaatz's works have also been displayed at Nereids ILV. door prizes. Gallery of Boston, Salve Regina College in Newport, R.l. By the way, for our dinner and also the dance, you will and Footprints Gallery In Manchester. His work incor not be admitted unless you have at least a little green porates a variety o! photographic techniques and equip showing. Join us for the dance because it’s especially ment to cover a q>ectrum of social as well as artistic prepared for your enjoyment. Give it a try. Let it all hang statements. The exhibition will run through April 10 out; that’s what these dances are all atwut. during business hours.
Public records STOCK UP TIME WILL s o o n Warranty deeds Louis ^ f f a and Lucy Raffa, both of Wethersfield, to Kurt H. Nyman and Aiuie M. Repoli, both of Newington, Growing Older property at 15-17 Huntington St., $50.60 conveyance tax. 1 Kenneth D. Welton and Charlotte J. Welton, both of S29 Hobe Sound, Fla., to Dennis M. Peaslee and Elaine A. 4avy or Bl By Loi CotllB Peaslee, both of Eiast Hartford, property at 39 (Cambridge 'fOU'RE //Ifp Patent St., $35.20 conveyance tax. John M. Getman and Patricia A. Getman to Sven Kyper and Barbara J. Kyper, both of Hartford, property MANCHESHR PARKADE Happiness is at 147 Olcott St., $40,000. 945 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Building permits getting involved Leo H. Arsenault for Roger DiTarando, alterations at 78 Hackmatack St., $850. “Your Home of Dermot P. and ^ ra h Candon, additions at 10 Tanner SporU Since 19441” There are now 30 million Americans over 66. And many St., $2,500. NASSIFPS in their 50s will soon be joining the "older generation” (iuy J. LeBrun for Floyd Kelsey, aluminum siding and ^PATRICK’S m Ma Ma Mia’s making a formidable group of many millions. wood deck at 266 E. Middle T’pke., $2,000. It’S Retirement for them means leaving “the rat race.” J A G Home Improvement for Gerald Bidwell, Their lifestyle can be happy or beset by what seems like aluminum siding at 66 Deerfield Dr., $3,000. Spring insurmountable problems. Marriage licenses Buffet Restaurantl Affluence or financial independence can help but does Michael A. Morano, 19Vi Eldridge St., and Jo-Ann And That'i WonderfuL.. knHtinsyam not necessarily make for a happy Ufe. A feeling of rejec a n d C s $ i i i ^ Weerden, 11 Qyde Rd., April 16 at St. Bridget’s. Saiimjs Galoil^ tion of not being a useful citizen, can be demoralizing. William J. Wilson, 88 Ojdi St., and Wannetta LaFran- TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT (HIAUTY, But this need not be so. One can do volunteer work cols, 72 Devon Dr., March 19 by a justice of the peace. SERVICE AND VALUES! SiFOR^SPRLnG! iniflles XiDif to iolnftliem develop hobbies, make oneself useful in the community’ Russell B. Parke and Marjorie R. Giriat, both of Mon Q Q I C In other words, happiness can simply mean becoming in^ trose, N.Y., May 26 at South United Methodist. Your Choice of volved. John C. Gunning Jr., West Hartford, and Joanne M. High Qualityl There are many government and private programs to Leckfor, 16 McKee St., March 26 at Church of the • Spalding • AJay help and provide interests for older people but unless you Assumption. know about them and know how to reach them, you can’t • Wilson • McGregor (RAL) ST. P I M ’S DAY take advantage of them. » 4- Washington, particularly the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW), is t^ in g to coor CORNED BMF dinate existing community services, establish new ser vices where gaps exist and set up guidelines to help peo ple reach them. Free booklets are available on request, Of consumer concern & CABBAGE BUFFET or information can be obtained by phone. H you don’t find ______4 It') a - NS9I Uohtwtlghl Steel Shatte - Registered either "ArM Agency on Aging” or “Information and .^iJbwestilMWt Cast Irons... O P E N S t^ 4 l».M. Referral" listed in your telephone directory, ask your in- Oan(±3l formation operator for the agency that serves older peo Buying a used car Ma Ma Mia^s ple in your community. BARTER; "Distinctive Catering for All Occasions” The people who staff the information and referral ser In shopping for a used car, be cautious and suspicious. 8 Irone, 2 Woeds^lj vice can tell you how to find out about local programs Reg. Ocan 748 TOLLAND TNPK. MANCHESTER Rememter, the previous car owner had some reason for that might interest or benefit you. If you have a special Hush Puppies* sand^Sfd'jlfe getting rid of it. He may have simply wanted a new car or M w : SitosG, Bagii, (Mrlai OlovM, Balls problem for which you would like help, they will refer you
The Werner Piano, Organ and formers include beginners of this B. Torstenson, Mark Lamson, M. Halloran, Alpa Mehta, Peter By FLOYD LARSON Drowley, Kelly Scanlon, James r 0lpr Eimttng Hrralft An owlish editor’s notebook Vocal Studio will present Its students season and others who have been Timothy M. S t^I, Katherine M. Shea, Wendy Ziebarth, Ginger An- Crowley, Kristen L. Stahl, Betsy Manchester — A City of Village Charm 3 Piano students in a piano and vocal recital Friday at studying several years. Yavis, Alison L. Knauth, Sally dreoli, Catherine M. Loalbo, Phaedra Plummer, Maria Turnbull, Kristen 7:30 p.m. In Woodruff Hall of Center Parents, friends and all interested Kolreg, Christine D. Ferguson, Glen A. Cockerham, Karen A. Cosgrove, Gustafson, Velvet M. Antonia, Karen Founded Oct. 1, 1881 _j^ve recital - Congregational Church. —------persons are-invited-to-attend_this_ . If we were pessimistic we’d be Rep. Andy Jacobs, D-Ind., has Now there’s an Irishman for you. .A-Swain, LesUe.Cam>ll,J4i!iida J. J a lla P. Machie, Diane L. Hellend- Gustafson, Carole Schreiber, Leanne Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation ^ Mfmb«r, United Press International with a spirit of fun and excitement to Piano and vocal students of Karen recital. ------" Ferguson, Michelle Cote, Geraldine. brand, Janet A. Llnley, Gail E. urging all of you who are Irish (or proposed a bill to allow the sale of M. Turnbull. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, counteract what otherwise would be W. Kissman, Gladys M. Grover and Students participating are as Shea, Sheri M. Zeppa. Downey. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) M3-2711 like to think you are) to celebrate St. saccharin in the United States with Of course whenever you talk about a pretty dull time called March. Martha Hayes will participate. Per follows: Kristin L. Cavollo. Amanda Also, Maura Hagearty, Kimberly Also, Mary Louise Sullivan, Dawn Patrick's Day tomorrow with ail the this wording on the label: Raymond F. Robinson. Ediior-Publishar Harold E. Turkingion. Managing Edllor the Irish, on St. Patrick’s or any vigor at your disposal for it may be "Warning: The Canadians have' other day, you soon get to talking We do not know If It Is true that St. discovered saccharin is dangerous to the last. politics. It seems the Irish have a Pat chased the snakes out of Ireland, your rat’s health.” You see somewhere some non-Irish natural affinity for the art, and it is an but we do know that over the years, POCKET THE SAVINGS ON FABULOUS FASHIONS FOR MISSES, But if he should fail, have heart. scientist is feeding green food art, especially the way it was prac for the Irish and non-Idsh alike, his The voters endorse coloring to rats and sure as shootin’ The animal husbandry department of ticed by the late Mayor Curly of day has helped chase the winter blues he’ll find one with a tumor and the the Saskatchewan College of Animal Boston and Mayor Daley of Chicago. away for a few hours. UUNIORS, MEN, BOYS, GIRLS AND TEENS...SHOP AND SAVE EVERY DAY! government will ban green dye from Sciences in Moosejaw is cross industrial park proposal beer, cake, and whatever else it is breeding rats to develop a strain that you’re inclined to green up for resistant to cancer. To them, politics was the art of the The people of Manchester given the park and the J. C. Tomorrow, we will be wearing a the occasion. possible and alliances toward that have spoken in a resounding Penney Co. plans to construct bit o’ green, attempting to talk with a end were easily made and just as manner. a catalog distribution center brogue, and, if fortune smiles on us, But, we are optimistic and doubt We seriously think the FDA is easily broken when the political end The overwhelming majority with 2,000 or more job oppor share a toast to all our Irish friends. that even a Federal Drug Ad going a hit overboard in policing was achieved. We mention this endorsed a $15.4 million tunities puts the people of And maybe, just maybe, we’ll be ministration ban on green dye could what is good for us. We suppose that because the dominance of the Irish in referendum for the proposed Manchester squarely behind lucky enough to see a leprechaun and even water, under certain conditions, American politics more than any one Buckland Industrial Park and the project. repress the Irish in all of us when it thus be able to convince our better comes to St. Patrick’s Day. could cause some disease or other. thing probably accounts for the in doing so overwhelmingly en We sin cerely hope this half that our Irish neighbor wasn’t After all, the devotees of Emerald Take the retired general who was reason tomorrow is almost more an dorsed the park’s major te showing of support for the park seeing things after all. Green and its essentialness to St. having a checkup as one example. He American holiday than an Irish one. nant, the J. C. Penney Co. and Penney’s will be a positive Paddy’s Day are no 97-pound un was told he had hydropsy. "What’s Although some feared a low factor in expediting the legal derweights meekly pr^esting the hydropsy?” he asked the doctor. voter turnout, the near 30 per processes ahead and en Cornpatch special: Several hun ban on saccharin. "Too much water in your system," The wearin' o’ the green in many cent vote by the town’s elec courage the Penney company dred years ago, Peter Minuet bought Which leads us to our real the sawbones replied. communities does not connote an torate was exceptional for a to keep Manchester as its Manhattan Island for $24 in trinkets. point—our St. Patrick’s Day blarney “It must have been the ice,” the Irish majority, but a minority that one-issue election and clearly prime site. general mused. Now it costs you that much to park award. has happily infected the community indicates that the people of your car there. Manchester are interested in Manchester’s interest was the town’s economic future. clearly indicated in the The vast margin between the telephone calls The Herald yes and no vote indicates the received to learn results. Inflation is our biggest problem people were voting on more Seven telephones were in than just a bond issue operation from 8:15 to 10 p.m., WASHINGTON — ’Trudging over to ternational trade to help domestic in Form a committee the neighborhood loan shark for the authorization. The almost 10 to and it is our estimate that, for Andrew Tully dustries but not at the expense of for Well, the President does plan to do wherewithal to buy a week’s cing consumers to pay higher prices; 1 vote in favor made the about an hour, each phone one more thing — form a labor- groceries, Mrs. Main Street must the previously announced tax reform referendum Tuesday a Biumenthal even shot down that management committee which, answered five calls a minute. yearn for a President who has the program; review of costly govern relatively mild approach. He told his together with the administration, plebiscite backing the Penney It means more than 2,100 calls guts to say something iike this: ment paperwork requirements for in misses 2-pc. skirtsets, audience: "R est assured on one “can serve as a forum where their fresh as spring itself complex plans and the in "Inflation |s our biggest probiem. dustry; an effort to analyze the were answered. The point: If (jawboning) means that perspectives on the major issues dustrial park proposal by the switchboard operator said the I’m going to put a stop to it by any economic impact of new government relating to inflation, productivity, means in my power, even if Big labor or management is to be people of Manchester. board was more active than in strongarmed or pressured into com rules, and improved research efforts employment and re la te economic Business and Big Labor bomb the by the Council on Wage and Price 3-pc. pantsuits There still remains the legal plying with arbitrary government questions can be candidly and November, during the national White House.” Stability. misses match-ups matters to be taken care of in election. guidelines, we will have none of it.” thoroughly discussed.’^ Then this President wouid tell the There’s nothing wrong with any of Ha! The discussions will be due course under the laws of country what he’s going to do about Feeling bored? The people of Manchester those proposals. But good night thorough all right, and you can bet the state. the high cost of iiving — and stick to This wiii bore you out of your mind, have spoken and the first nurse! Some of my kids wili be both labor and management will be his guns. but it’s necessary to report what from two famous But the resounding support major hurdle has been cleared. drawing Social Security by the time candid about what they “perceive” Displeasing nobody Blumenthai called the ad that program has any effect on the 15.97-19.97 ministration’s new anti-inflation as their rightful share of the con Instead, Jimmy Carter seems price of a pound of coffee or a pair of program — as follows: sumer’s buck. But while those guys determined not to displease anybody. britches. If that’s all Carter’s going are "conferring,” the working stiff makers A prompt review of all government Reg. $30 to $32. Scoop up these Last month, he announced that he to do, we’ll have double-digit infla had better find a million dollars to regulations which create bottlenecks Carter learns a lesson wanted “voluntary prior notice of tion by the end of 1977. pay his gas bill. too-good-to-miss 3-plece pantsuits or restrict output; a new policy on in with shirt jackets or blazers with Daniel P. Moynihan, former important wage and price in study and digest in a day and a creases.” Predictably, Big Business solid shells or print shirts. Or, ambassador to the U.N. and half. and Big Labor jumped down his skirt sets topped with peasant, now Democratic senator from So vast and complex has the throat. Carter, they said, was taking mandarin or basic-. New York, made a perceptive government become that no the first step toward controls. 2 5 % “4 0 % off collared toppers. capsule commentary the other one man can possibly com So the other day Carter dispatched Assorted prints, checks, day. Treasury SecretaTy Mike prehend it all, much less florals and more. 8-18. Biumenthal to New York to reassure Asked if President Carter’s preside over its operations in Misses Dresses, a iuncheon meeting of 150 business all stores. defense of the Central every detail. Even lesser of and financial leaders. The Carter Blazers, shirt jackets, reg. $42-$48.23.S7-27.97 Intelligence Agency in the ficials whose areas of respon anti-inflation program, said Pants, regularly $22-$26...... 15.97-18.97 matter of payments to foreign sibility are far smaller than Biumenthal, will involve "neither Shirts, reg. $22 and $24 ... 14.97-18.87 heads of states meant that he direct controls nor indirect coer those of the president are Skirts, reg. $ 2 0 ...... 12.97 had forgotten his campaign cion” of business and labor. overwhelmed. Wall St. surrender? Sweaters, reg. $l8-$26 .:r;11.97-'!8.97 promise to curb secrecy in Mr. Carter has, in fact, government, Moynihan Shall we call it "Surrender in Wail revoked an order requiring all Street”? Biumenthal could hardly replied, “No. He’s just learned cabinet officers to personally wait to wave the white feather under that it’s his CIA.’’ read each new regulation the nose of his audience. He did not issued by their departments — beiieve, he said, “that it is useful to In other words, the view after having achieved his waste our energies on fruitiess arguments about the pros and cons of from the oval office is not the objective — to impress upon imprecise concepts such as same as the view from the them the sheer volume and prenotification on wages and prices Fresh spring coordinates In yellow, campaign stump. There is a complexity of their — voluntary or otherwise.” black, white and brown go-togethers. world of difference between department’s activities. Last month. Carter floated another Of carefree polyester, all sizes 8 to 18. trial balloon through Charles L. Hurry Ini Misses Sportswear, being a candidate for president What is true of the president “Ask him if he’d float a loan." and actually being president, and the executive branch is Schultze, chairman of the all eight D&L stores. President’s Council of Economic Ad between offering solutions and equally true of the legislative visers. That balloon is cailed "jaw programs from outside the and judicial branches. boning” — meaning government Open forum White House and actually sit-, Senators and representatives pressure, with words, to keep prices ting behind the desk where the cannot absorb all the data, in and wage increases down. buck stops. formation and testimony Moynihan might well have am assed by congressional Dogs and neighbors said, “He’s just learned that committees, or read and weigh Almanac / it’s his baby” — meaning the To the editor. some freedom. each one of the thousands of By Unilcil PrcRH Inlernalional dumping trash and ali sorts of debris Recently I received an envelope government as a whole. bills dropped into the hopper I moved to this location 15 years across the highway on which we all Today is Wednesday, March 16, the containing an article that was Call it “the graying of the each session. They often leave 75th day of 1977 with 290 to follow. ago. I was horn and raised in the im travel and reside adjacent to. This printed in the Open Forum on mediate area and would also like to president.” The moon is approaching its new kind of action is not needed in this the final interpretation of the ’Thursday, March 10,1977. The article H < l phase. point out that I am proud to be a neighborhood. This land belongs to As another example of good laws they pass up to the was written by a man In a The morning star is Mars. citizen of this country and communi the state and town and is not to be intentions grounded by reality, judges, who themselves are Manchester downtown area and per The evening stars are Mercury, ty. I intend to change in no manner or used as your own personal dump. consider Mr. Carter’s com tained to roaming dogs. It expressed burdened by growing Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. form the law of common decency In putting this article to a close, I his concern for the dogs and his plaint that his cabinet and staff caseloads. Those born on this date are under toward my neighbor, or my respect do wish the person or persons that neighbor, or neighbors, which ever are burying him in paperwork. the sign of Pisces. for their rights or property. In return sent me the anonymous maii contact Yet somehow the govern the case may be, while at the same I demand the same. I have witnessed me personally or hy phone, if you do According to his deputy press ment creaks along from day to James Madison, fourth president time solving his own problem of of the United States, was born March other dogs scavenging in my not, then it will give me a good idea secretary, the president told a day. The bureaucracy func strewn garbage on his premises. At neighbors garbage and trash; I do as to what kind of person 1 am cabinet meeting that in one tions somehow. Things get 16, 1751. This is American comedian least this man had the decency and Jerry Lewis’ 51st birthday. wonder if the owners of these dogs dealing with. In all due respect. week he received 125 memos the moral respect for his neighbors, done — not always what should On this day in history: have received the same anonymous Thank you, and also the backbone to sign his article. I doubt it very much. and additional national securi be done — and we muddle In 1802, establishment of the U.S. Richard G. Small name to that article. I, incidentally, ty papers totaling 800 pages, through. Military Academy at West Point, I must point out, I also have 10 Campmeeting Rd. thought it to be a fine article. all of which he was supposed to N.Y., was authorized by Congress. ' witnessed grown adults dragging and Manchester Most of the time. Evidently I have a neighbor or In 1830, only 31 shares were traded neighbors, whichever, that appear to on the New York Stock Exchange, be displeased with the actions of my the slowest trading day in history. own dog. Also, said party does not Mbsei Shirt Jackets, Carefree Junior What A Buy! Girls Lined In 1966, American astronauts Neil A Must For Spring: Ail Boys possess the courtesy or dignity to Armstrong and David Scott docked Men’s 4-Pc. Quad Suits notify me personally, or at least Proportioned Pants N yester Pants Junior Gaucho Sets Nylon Jackets Denim Janets their Gemini 8 space vehicle with an phone me. \^ e n I got my dog a few In working through to forgiveness, hurting those we iove and negiecting Agena craft, a first in orbital history. years ago I notified my immediate as a Christian ought to he doing, one those who need our love. 19.97-13.97 79.97 discovers a reveiation of deeper neighbors that if my dog, in any way We cannot expect to get beyond the Sleeveless polyester shirt 11.99 19.99 Reg. $100. A total wardrobei 9.97 a 7.97 20% OFF themes about life and basic feelings Reg. $24-$26 was mischievous to contact me, and I time when we will not need to forgive ackets. RMularly $30, now for spring, at big D&L Girls sizes 4-6x, reg. $10, now Reg. $9 to $15. Save on our about oneself. Some people believe Terrific-looking vest and Yesterdays would see to it personally it would be and to request forgiveness. The 19-97. Matching Reg. $16. Super trim, always- savings. Includes blazer, O JtL Qkis sizes 7-14, reg. entire stock of boys navy that forgiveness is either weak or gaucho duos of poly gab to corrected. As my dog is not the only climax of all forgiveness, the end }olyester proportioned pants, fresh junior polyester pants matching and contrasting $11, now just 7.97. Hooded denim jackets, sizes 8 to 20. sinful. The fatalist assumes that take you Into spring. 25 years ugu dog in this area that at times couid results of all movements toward and that go everywhere. In slacks and a vest, too. nylon jackets with warm cot D&L Childrens Shops; Cor "once a sinner aiways a sinner” in 0-18, reg. $20, now justi3.OT. Assorted tones, sizes 5-13. get itself in a situation such as this, I through the experience of luscious springy colorsi S-13. Regular and Long Sizes only. ton flannel linings in navy, bins, Avon, Bristol, This date was a Sunday; The Herald the sense that human nature cannot Misses Sportswear, all Jr. Dresses, all stores. did not publish. cannot accept full responsibility. I forgiveness, is a good relationship D&L Mens Shops; Corbins, blue, red. D&L Childrens; be changed. stores. Junior Sportswear, all stores. Manchester, Vernon. 10 years ago am fully aware of the law which first with God and then with our Avon, Bristol, Manchester Corbins, Avon, Bristol. ’The person who can be free to fellow human beings. and New Britain. Manchester stores. Six days before the official arrival states that a dog must be kept penned or leashed at all times, which is one create and to forgive himself will go Rev. Russell E. Camp of spring. Mother Nature dumps about seeing all sorts of situations another 14 inches of snow on of the reasons I moved to the rural Former (3iaplain • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON VALLEY M A U • NEW BRITAIN • BRIBTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA that call for forgiveness and accep ’Tm convinced It’s called an 'annual checkup’ because Manchester, bringing the total snow district of Manchester, hoping in Connecticut every year I have to UP the amount of the Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza. Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. Ill 9 p.m.. Sat. ’til 6. OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12-6 IN MANCHESTER, VERNON. AVON. BRISTOL. CORBINS CORNER CHECK.’’ fall to 77 inches since December 1966. some way that an animal could have tance. To forgive is human as well as State Prison to err. Most of us blunder through life PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 16, 1977 MANCHESTER,EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 16, 1977 - PAGE NINE-A Foresters blast wilderness proposal The clans are gathering MVD information WASHINGTON - “Sensible enjoyed by a very small per cent of its resource managers before acting in western Texas utilization of timber from nearby all outdoor recreation users,” John on any land management decisions.” national forests is far more Q. Last week you good chance of a multiple- fast moving auto behind F. Hall, a spokesman for the The implications for forestry jobs SHAMROCK, Tex. (UPI) - Only when weather or traffic preferable than having long lines of chairman of this year’s events. He provided some tips on car collision. will smash Into you. National Forestry Products Associa and profits in their areas, however, the name of this out-West town would make this Hazar unemployed workers, closing up said the Irish population of Shanuxick preparing for driving on FREEWAY DRIVING- FREEWAY DRIVING- tion told the subcommittee. Hall, clearly was the prime concern of the justifies the occasion, but somehow pfobably isn’t any larger than any dous. Many freeways have schools, and the general decay of hlgh-spe^ highways. Can after entering the freeway minimum speed — a slow- whose locally based lobby group westerners testifying before the sub it works, even in the absence of a dis other Texas town its size. you expand on these tips a posted minimum speed — When you’ve entered the moving vehicle on the limits. many timber-based communities. represents more timber industry committee. One forester, for exam cernible Irish community, even in How the town came by its for the time when you run And ‘adequate timber supply’ means freeway, stay In the same freeway is a terrible (Questions may be sent firms in the United States, explained ple, said creation of the proposed the presence of laws batuiing the monicker goes back to the 1890s, ac into problems in the lane until you’re oriented an ‘adequate job supply.' hazard! Don’t drive faster to MVD INFO, Depart that wilderness designation in an Golden Trout Wilderness in the stout flowing so freely at St. cording to local legend. Then the freeways? to the trhffic. When you’re than you feel is safe, but That view was expressed here ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 area prohibits developed camping, Sequoia and Inyo National Forests in Patrick’s Day celebrations town was called Exum, but a ready to change lanes, maintain the approximate recently as forest industry elsewhere. homesick postmaster named George A. Continuing some of State St., Wethersfield, access by motor vehicles, snow- California would “mean a loss of signal well in advance and speed of other vehicles. Conn. 06109. Motor Vehicle spokesmen from throughout the The fusion of cultures honoring Nickle changed it to Shamrock in the advice from the mobiling, or ski area development. about 250 primary manufacturing American Trucking check the blind spots Professional truck drivers Department offices are western states testified on Capitol Ireland’s patron saint 1,500 miles memory of the Auld Sod. Real dispute jobs.” Associations: before you move over. suggest you drive no open Tuesday, Wednesday Hill in opposition to a bill that would from the nearest of New York City’s Traditional activities include a “The real dispute,” an Interior New approach When changing lanes, it’s slower than five miles per and Friday, 8:30 to 4:30; prohibit timber development on up to Irish pubs is a proven thing. Donegal shenanigan (a beard Judging usually better to increase hour below the posted subcommittee spokesman told An entirely new approach to the It goes on successfully every year Thursday, 8:30 to 7:30; and two million additional acres of U.S. contest), selectlnig a colleen (an Irish FREEWAY DRIVING- your speed and catch up to maximum limit — except Scripps League Newspapers, “is that wilderness problem was suggested and fast year, for instance, swelled beauty queen), parades and Saturday 8:30 to 12:30). Forest Service land. ‘The bill, in using the acceleration lane a gap rather than waiting the Forest Service comes in and says by W.D. Hagenstein of the Industrial Shamrock’s 2,644 population to more banquets. troduced by Rep. Morris Udall (D- — Tlie access ramp at a for the gap to catch up wifa ‘there is timber on that land, so we Forestry Association, Portland, than 20,000 revelers. But on the High Plains of the Texas freeway interchange leads you. Ariz.), would set aside 1.4 million can’t set it aside for wilderness.’ En Ore., whose member firms employ The celebration this year, coming Panhandle, the ways of the American into a long lane, running acres of land immediately for vironmental groups are tired of get 90,000 workers in the northwest. on Friday and Saturday to give the West are bound to intrude and parallel to and joining the FREEWAY DRIVING- wilderness designation, and another working folks a chance to attend - Christner helps it happen. ting what they call ‘wilderness on the “The way to do it,” said Hagenstein, Christopher Dodd freeway. This is the following distance — 605,000 acres for inclusion in the St. Patrick’s Day acually is Thursday "If you don’t grow a beard, you rocks.’ They want wilderness areas “is not by prohibiting forestry on acceleration lane, which Freeways are designed for wilderness system pending further — dates from 1938 when Glenn Truax, have to buy a shaving permit,” he enables you to gain speed at a low altitude with plenty of trees lands which can provide jobs, build high-speed, heavy-volume study. a high school band director, decided said. If a man is caught without before merging with fast- and a good diversity of wildlife. And homes and send rural kids to good traffic. At high speeds, Robert N. Heldlng, head of the to take advantage of the com either he’s chancing a brush with the moving freeway traffic. things happen faster, so they think these areas are of outstan schools over good roads, but to put a Montana Wood Products Association, munity’s name. law. When accelerating on this you should maintain more ding caliber.” floor under the allowable timber Dodd to speakspi Missoula, made the above statement Except for the World War U and "We’ve got a little old jail up on lane, judge the speed of than the usual following Major groups pushing the Udall harvest of the national forests by Korean War years, the shenanigans Main Street we kind of have a little before a House Interior subcom at social-aance•aai cars on the freeway, look distance of one car length See our proposal include the Sierra Club, the law.” Further withdrawal of timber have been going on ever since, only fun with,” he said. mittee currently holding hearings on for a clear, safe gap in the for each 10 miles per hour Wilderness Society, National land for wilderness, he said, should slightly tamed by a local law against “We have a big country and here Saturday line of vehicles, signal, and Value-Packed the bill. A similar measure is of speed. Audubon Society, and the Friends of be contingent upon more intense the purveying of alcoholic drink. western dance Saturday night. The move into the gap at the planned to be introduced soon in the the Earth. harvesting of the remaining land. “It’s just a thing we do here in people who attend dances in this part same speed as the rest of FREEWAY DRIVING- Circular Senate by Idaho Democrat Frank Shamrock because we
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MARCH 16. 1977 1 1 1 1 1 Miss Ellen M, Forbes Mrs. Pasquale Moffa Powell said ’^Hiesday the “ broad reporters Carter personally ap Carter, continuing his effort to fill a appearance, said Press Secretary brash variety” speech would not be proved shipping emergency supplies r ~ Section Two EAST HARTFORD - Miss Ellen EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. campaign promise to stay close to Jody Powell, dating back to transi an attempt to announce departures to Zaire in response to that country’s J »y library board M. Forbes, 80, of 398 Silver Lane died Georgina Barhold Moffa, 71, of 13 the people, headed for a New tion planning. from present policy or new in appeal for aid, but is giving "no Tuesday at her home. Montauk Rd. died Monday at St. England town meeting tonight on the He said it was thought “at this itiatives. He sakd the speech would thought or consideration to sending on a change in format for renting Miss Forbes was bom in East Francis Hospital and Medical first major trip of his presidency. point into the administration it would contain at least some discussion of ground troops there.” The Manchester library board has procedures of Whiton Auditorium to Hartford and had lived here all her Center, Hartford. She was the wife of Before leaving. Carter scheduled be wise to present to the American human rights, the dominant theme so Cyclist hurt in crash He said there were no weapons in approved the town’s plans for a ramp make it more available to the public. life. Before her retirement in 1961, Pasquale Moffa. meetings with Japanese Ambassador people and the world at large a far of the Carter administration. the $1 million shipment of supplies for the handicapped at Mary CJieney she was employed as a supervisor in John Jackson, head librarian, said Mrs. Moffa was bora in Corona, Fumihiko Togo and Irish Foreign general view of this administration’s Earlier Tuesday, Powell told Zaire requested to meet a re^rted Library. the fidelity surety bond department Minister Garrett Fitzgerald. priorities and attitudes in foreign A 16-year-old bicyclist suffered a cle traveling south on Summit St. as that Town Manager Robert Weiss N.Y., and lived in Wethersfield invasion from Angola. The ramp will lead into the policy.” broken leg in a collision with an car Legault was turning left onto Summit has recommend^ a 10 per cent of Aetna life Insurance Co., Hart before coming to East Hartford six Carter will ride Air Force One for building by the door at the rear of the ford. She was a member and years ago. the first time as President on the on Summit St. near Woodbridge St. from Woodbridge St. The driver of budget increase for the town library. ’Tuesday about 8 p.m. the car was Margaret A. Harris, 39, library. A special parking space will Jackson said the board will wait for deaconess of th e F ir s t She is also survived by 3 sons, overnight trip taking him to a private be provided for users. Because the Congregational Church of Elast Hart Frederick C. Moffa of East Hartford, home in Clinton, Mass., the coal Manchester police report John Legault of 1 Union PI. was in of 580 Burnham St. No charges were the final budget grant before making satisfactory condition at Manchester filed. Police said the bicycle had no special space will affect the existing any adjustments in its own budget ford and secretary of the East Hart Louis P. Moffa of Wethersfield and country of Charleston, W.Va., and parking space for employees) ad ford Historical Swiety and Martha Robert B. Moffa of Bethpage, N.Y.: New York City. His wife, Rosalynn, c J Memorial Hospital today. headlight and allegedly did not stop allocations. ditional parking spaces will be Pitkin Wolcott Chapter, DAR. She a daughter, Mrs. Doris Bonisch of will remain in Washington. A motor vehicle accident on W. Middle Tpke. Tuesday the K-Mart shopping Plaza. Police said the Mozzer vehi Police reported that Legault’s at the stop sign on Woodbridge ^t. ’The library’s long range planning about 7:05 p.m. resulted In the arrest of Richard E. cle was exiting from the plaza on a green light and bicycle drove into the path of a vehi provided. report is tabled until after the board also belonged to the Church Corners Wethersfield; 5 brothers, Frederick His previous out-of-town trips were The plan calls for removal of some Cliapter, American Association of Cootey, 47, of 8 Cottage St. Cooley was chatted with making a left turn when it was stmek by the PeracciC’s knows what its budget allowance will Barhold of Orange, Thomas Barhold by helicopter to Pittsburgh during overgrown arbor vitae trees in the Retired Persons. evading responsibility, operating a motor vehicle under car traveling westbound on Spencer St. be. of Fresh Meadow, N.Y., Charles the winter cold, and by an Air Force area, and planting of some low She is survived by a niece, Mrs. the influence of liquor and reckless driving. Pemccio’s car was towed from the scene and the other Barhold of Hicksville, N.Y., Robert command plane for his only trip shrubbery. Additional lighting in the Jean F. Hahn of Manchester. Police said Cooley’s car was passing a vehicle driven vehicle sustained front end damage. There were no in Measles clinics continue Barhold of Queens Village, N.Y., and home to Georgia. He has ridden Air new parking area has also been in The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. by Robert F. Casolara, 29, of 1218 W. Middle TT^e. in a no juries reported. Howard Barhold of Hempstead, Force One once — in Georgia soon cluded in the plans. at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral N.Y.; 3 sisters, Mrs. Emma Lurz, after the election as a courtesy from passing zone as Casolara was attempting to turn left into Pemccio was released on a prbmise to appear in court the Beacon Hill Apartments. Cooley’s car struck the left March 29. Police charged 19 others Tuesday with motor in schools this week A study committee is still working Burkamp Home, 318 Burnside Ave. The Rev. Mrs. Bertha Stenberg and Mrs. Jean Gerald Ford. ’The permission slip printed here is from their own physician. William E. Flynn, pastor of the First front fender of Casolara’s car, police said. There were no vehicle violations. Baronovich, all of West Palm Beach, Carter’s appearance at a town injuries. for Manchester parents of elemen Students should not receive the Congregational Church, ^ of Fla.; and 12 grandchildren. meeting was one of the suggestions tary students to sign if they want vaccine if they — Cooley reportedly passed another vehicle, also Arrested on a re-arrest warrant Tuesday was Louis F. awarded ficiate. Burial will be in Center The funeral is Thursday at 10:15 made during the transition period their children to be vaccinated for • Are allergic to eggs. traveling west on W. Middle Tpke. at the same time, but BasMtt, 43, of Coventry, charged with three counts of Cemetery. a.m. from Rose Hill Funeral Home, when Carter sought ideas on how he the regular or “hard” measles In the • Have been vaccinated for did not strike the car. Cooley was released under a 3100 issuing bad checks. Police said the checks were issued Friends may call at the funeral 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a Mass could stay close to the American peo town schools. mumps, smallpox, polio, or German Hockanum $7,000 cash bond for court March 29. last October to Paul’s Paint on Main St. Bassett was home tonight from 7 to 9. at Corpus Christi Church, ple. Measles vaccine clinics were held Measles within the past four weeks. Any memorial gifts may be made Wethersfield, at 11. Burial will be in He goes first to Clinton, an old released on a |250 nonsurety bond for court appearance April 4. in some of the town’s elementary • Are under a physician’s care for Kenneth C. Burkamp, 39, of 75 to the Remembrance Fund of the Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky textile mill town of 13,000 near A Rocky Hill man was issued a written warning for walk set schools today. such diseases as tuberculosis, Laurel St., has been awarded $7,000 First Congregational Church. Hill. Boston, to spend 90 minutes at a town driving after drinking after his vehicle rolled into a “no ’Thursday, clinics will be held at leukemia, l3rmphoma, other malig in damages by a Hartford County Friends may call at the funeral meeting. As he did frequently during parking” sign and the Parisian Coiffure Beauty Salon, 55 Two breaks were reported in apartments at 22 Bentley, Robertson, Waddell and nant diseases or have gam A walk along the Hockanum River Common Pleas jury after a six-day Mrs. Exilona M. Brodie home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the presidential primaries, he will Oak St. shortly after 1 a.m. today, police reported. Proqiect St. Tuesday in which recording equipment was maglobulin deficiencies. Anthony J. Mirek, 55, was the driver charged. stolen from one apartment and a small amount of cash Verplanck schools. Clinics are in Manchester is being planned for trial. The damages were the result of spend the night in a private home. Students who are taking cortisone EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mrs. Lillian S. Tbibeau The sign was broken and damage to the building was on and some men’s clothing was taken in the other apart scheduled at Highland Park and Mar Sunday starting at 1 p.m. from a suit filed by Burkamp against He will stay with Edward and tin schools on Friday, March 22. drags should not receive the vaccine Exilona Merrill Brodie, 80, of 101 VERNON — Mrs. Lillian Sicard the building cornice and a door, but no glass was broken, ment. Adams St. to N. Main St. Tlie rain Middlesex Memorial Hospital in Connecticut Blvd. died '^esday at a Katherine Thompson, parents of All students who have not been vac in school. It may be given by their Thibeau, 53, of High Manor Park died police said. The vehicle sustained minor damage. A break into a Garth Rd. home Tuesday resulted in a date is March 27. Middletown in 1973. eight, whose big house was chosen private physician at his discretion. local convalescent home. She was the Tuesday at Rockville General small amount of cash being stolen, police said. cinated will receive them in their in 11)6 walk, which is open to the The suit relates to an incident on widow of Francis Brodie. because it was close to the town hall. dividual schools on March 22. Students who have already had the Hospital. James M. Pemccio, 37, of Blast Hartford, was issued a A large pane of glass was removed at the Gaslight public, is being sponsored by the Oct. 28, 1972, during which Burkamp Carter is likely to use an energy- “hard” measles are not required to Mrs. Brodie was bom in Green, Mrs. Thibeau was born in There will be no more clinics at town’s Hockanum River Linear Park was arrested by a constable on duty Pose with trophy environment round table Thursday in summons Tuesday night charging him with operating a Restaurant, 30 Oak St., early Tuesday but it was not be vaccinated. Maine, and had lived in Blast Hart Lawrence, Mass., and lived in Hart known if anything was taken in the break. either the junior high or senior high Committee. Those.planning to make in the hospital, Samuel Cimadon, ac Charleston, W.Va., deep in coal coun motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor after an Those planning to be vaccinated ford for 25 years. Before her retire ford before coming to Vernon a year accident on Spencer St. An temmpted break was reported at Arthur Treacher’s schools. Any of those students who the walk will meet at the Ward cording to Burkamp’s attorney, Michael Lowry and Robert Johnson, Manchester High School try, to boost conversion from natural are asked to wear clothing with loose ment in 1958, she was employed for ago. She was employed as a crib Pemccio’s car reportedly stmek a vehicle driven by Restaurant on Center St. in which a back door had been missed their vaccinations get them Mfg. Co. parking lot at Adams St. at 1 Ronald Cassidento. The suit was seniors and members of the Distributive Education Clubs of six years at the general offices of the gas to coal, which will be an impor fitting sleeves or short sleeves. p.m attendant at Pratt and Whitney Divi tant part of his comprehensive Denise R. Mozzer, 23. of 59 Cooper Hill St. at the exit to tampered with, but no entry was made, police said. against Cimadon and two other America (DECA) look with pride at the trophy awarded to the First National Stores in East Hart sion of United Technologies Corp., Since the state Department of En hospital employes and the hospital as energy plan to be revealed April 20. Detach and return this to school. This form must be signed by a parent or MHS chapter of DECA recently at a DECA conference. The ford. She attended St. Mary's Blast Hartford. She had previously vironmental Protection has asked the agent, Cassidento said. Church. Carter will speak to the United Navy spending guardian if the student is under 18 years of age or the student WILL NOT be Manchester to cooperate with Blast group won third place in statewide competition. (Herald photo worked at the Royal Typewriter Co., given the vaccine. According to the suit, Burkamp by Larson) Survivors are 2 sons. Navy Chief Hartford, before it c l o ^ that plant. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jtanc/iesier ^Pipe Oiand Hartford and Vernon on the linear was detained by Cimadon and the two Boatswain’s Mate Francis R. Brodie She is survived by her parents, The Navy has asked NAMir nir CTiinirNT park project, the committee is in- employes, Elena Vinci and Francis of Andover and Kenneth G. Brodie of Emile and Veronica Casey Sicard of Lamb to speak Congress to spend |94 INVITES YOU TO NAME OF STUDENT ...... interested residenU of Krivance after he had taken a photo Hendersonville, N.C.; a daughter, Lawrence, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. at Communion million to improve the those communities to participate in of an accident victim inside her fifth- Mrs. Ruth Napolitano of South Wind Betty Ann Faucher of Salem, N.H.; a troubled Pratt & Whitney ADDRESS OF STUDENT: ...... Sunday’s walk. floor hospital room. Burkamp is a MHS students win sor; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn McLean of brother, Arthur Sicard of Lawrence; breakfast Aircraft engines on the F14 The local Hockanum Linear Park professional photographer in Oxnard, Calif.; 18 grandchildren and Tomcat, the Navy’s $20.4 SCOTLAND Committee will have a meeting, and two grandchildren. Jack Hall Lamb, associate Manchester. Burkamp was turned 16 great-grandchildren. million top combat plane. NAME OF M.D.: ...... which is also open to the public, April The funeral is Friday at 10:15 a.m. professor of speech a t the University over to Middletown police where he DECA recognition The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. The decision apparently from the Burke-Fprtin Funeral of Connecticut, will be guest speaker THE MANCHESTER PIPE BAND IS SPONSORING A CHARTER was charged with trespassing. The from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 means plans announced ADDRESS OF M.D...... ^BuMug” charge was later nolled. Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, at the Men’s Communion Breakfast FLIGHT TO SCOTLAND WHERE THE BAND WILL COMPEL The Manchester High School considered the most difficult of all Main St., with a Mass at St. Mary’s last year to develop a new The committee also has scheduled The damages were awarded last with a Mass at St. Bernard’s Church, Sunday at 7 a.m. at Center IN THE 1977 WORLD PIPE BAND CHAMPIONSHIP. Chapter of Distributive Blducation the competitive events. It is designed Church at 9. Burial will be in St. engine for the jet have PARENT’S SIGNATURE ® clean-up project along the river for Friday. Rockville, at 11. Burial will be in St. Congregational Church. Clubs of America (DECA) won the to encourage active participation by Stephen’s Cemetery, Framingham, been put aside at the Pen- The hospital’s attorney, James Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. The guest speaker is also third place trophy recently in the all chapter members. Mass. tagon, the Hartford project will cover the same area of Kane, filed a motion in court Monday Friends may call at the funeral moderator of the Connecticut Chapter of the Year event. The This year, DECA at MHS par Friends may call at the funeral Courant reported today. d a t e ...... the river as Sunday’s walk. asking for Judge Simon Bernstein to home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Conference of the United Church of NN on CMna FUtHT award, which was won for the third ticipated in a townwide coloring con home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. set aside the jury’s damages. p.m. ' Christ. He has served in various successive year by the group, was test for a Mister Donut advertising posts at the Storrs Congregational MNKT 10 to 29 Kane claimed the court made presented recently at the 25th annual promotion, and a fund raising event Church and the Windham Associa In Memoriam errors in instructing the jury on the DECA Career Development to benefit the Heart Fund. The group 'i Mrs. Robert F. Eggers Town manager tion. For several years, he was In loving memory of Clarence W. law of the case and charged the ver (inference in Hartford. also ran a vocational education booth EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Custer, who passed away March 16, ‘ Round trip jet transportation from Hartford to Prestwick and return aboard Women pack the Capitol dict was excessive and contrary to parliamentarian for the state con 1976. Wortd Airways OC-8 Of the 750 DECA members in the at the Eastern Slates BbqtoilUon and Constance Doviatls Elggers of 17 budget hearing ference of the United Church of evidence at trial. statewide competition, two MHS took a field trip to New York City. Sadly missed by bis wile, Maude Shady Crest Dr. died Tuesday at Christ. ‘ Inflight meal services and complimentary liquor services The motion by Kane will be argued students placed high in their In April, 10 DECA members from Hartford Hospital. She was the wife to be April 6 All interested men are invited to in court Tuesday at 9:45 a.m., Atty. categories. MHS will leave for Anaheim, Calif., *U.S. and International departure taxes Cassidento said, and if it is deni^ of Robert F. Eggers. attend the breakfast. Tickets may be In Memoriam for ERA public hearing Michael Lowry won first place in to participate for the first time in the In loving memory of my beloved and the court affirms the verdict, the Mrs. Eggers was bom in Water- The public hearing on the town obtained by contacting E.B. ‘ Professional tour staff to assist In arranging Optional Tour Packages the automotives and petroleum com DECA National Competition. wife, EUsie Swanson, who passed away hospital can then file an appeal. bury and had lived in East Hartford manager’s tentative budget has been Bushnell, 649-1947, or a t the on March 16, 1975. throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland petitive event and first in the DECA is a youth organization open for 27 years. scheduled for Wednesday, April 6 at 8 breakfast. In the original suit, Burkamp mathematics area of the petroleum to high school students who elect the Though her smile has gone forever HARTFORD (UPI) - About 800 support for the amendment. 10 senators signed a petition calling claimed his incarceration for several She is also survived by a sister, p.m. at the Waddell School And her hand I cannot touch event. distributive education course. I t e women — both for and against the For the most part the conflicting for the forum. Mrs. William Bouley of Hartford. auditorium, 163 Broad St. I shall never lose sweet memories Coat: *329.00 hours in a holding cell aggravated his Robert Johnson came in second in purpose of DECA is to build future Of the one I loved so much. Equal Rights Amendment — packed All but one of the senators said The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. sides got along fine, with women on diabetic condition, harmed his the food industry manual com leaders in marketing and distribu The deadline for completing the About town the Capitol today tor a public hearing they would oppose the bill on the from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral "Always,” George opposite sides of the issue — their reputation and prevented him from petitive event. tion. At MHS, DECA is part of the manager’s budget is one week from that appeared unlikely to have any floor and only signed the petition to Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a Sunday. ’The public hearing offers positions evident from the buttons making photo fees for a pre-wedding The entire chapter entered the Cooperative (kcupational Education Pl$n To Attond Our Tartan Ball At The effect on the proposal’s fate. Packed and signs they were wearing — -allow the issue to be aired. Mass at St. Christopher's Church at any Manchester elector or taxpayer In Memoriam photo and a subsequent wedding. Chapter of the Year event which is Program (COEP). The Little Theatre of Manchester shoulder-to-shoulder they filled the talking peacefully with each other. 10. Burial will be at the convenience the opportunity to comment on the In loving memory of Elsie Swanson, Manchaatar Stata Armory on May 21 at of the family. will meet tonight at 8 at its studio, 22 who passed away March 16.1975. hall of the House of Representatives Gloria Chaffer, the secretary of the proposed budget. The Board of Direc *10.00 Par Coupla — BYOB and the gallery on the floor above. Friends may call at the funeral Oak St. New members are welcome. Every day in some small way state, told lawmakers the ERA was tors will conduct the public hearing. State police estimated the crowd at home tonight ffom 7 to 9 and Memories of you come our way not the threat to the family tradition Time and years roll swiftly by For addIHoiMl Infonnatlon contact 800. Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. its oj^nents claimed. Welfare recipients stage rally But love and memories never die. Mr. CHARLES MURDOCH Opponents of the controversial “The ERA is not an assault on the Giro Carbon! Three children escape Sadly missed; 35 Brtoxy Hill Road amendment are attempting to have family. Its passage would in no way Daughters, Son-In-Law, South WIndaor, Conn. • TaL 644-2709 the state legislature rescind its ap Grandchildren negate the values of motherhood, nor SOUTH WINDSOR-CiroCarboni, proval of the ERA. But despite the 87, of Newington, formerly of Hart from apartment fire would it violate constitutional rights turnout the chairman of the com to privacy or force women out of the for increased benefit payments ford, died Tuesday at Mt. Sinai In Memoriam A possible tragedy was averted was on and started fire on Colleen’s mittee handling the issue said there home,” she said. Hospital, Hartford. He was the In loving memMy of PhUomeiui HARTFORD (UPI) - “I ain’t got the welfare recipient, an existence "We will actively support efforts in Rep. John G. Groppo, D-Winsted, and early today when a fire was detected bedding, Stratton said. ’The sheet and was almost no chance his panel But Alleen Stanton, of Madison, a father of Mrs. Diva Topper of South Kaszowski, who passed away March no money. I ain’t got no food,” Uie filled with suffering. this session of the (toneral Assembly Sen. Robert Houley, D-Somers, — 1" ‘‘I? Iwsement of an apartment in pillow case were scorched. 16, 1972. would approve the rescind motion. leader of the “Stop EIRA” group, said Windsor. the Parkade Apartments “Maybe these people can turn the skinny black women shouted, flailing “A system or statute that allows to increase welfare payments to at said they would try to hold the line on Fire officials did not know who The yean p a u ua by, the amendment woud give the U.S. He is also survived by 3 sons, 2 OFMMICHESTER her arms in anger. this to happen is morally and legally least the 1974 cost-of-Iivlng,” Fauliso spending increases. "rarM children in the family of Mr. detected the fire first, but the But itill you are near. votes around, but I don’t think so,” Supreme Court power to rule on the other daughters, a brother, a sister, And In our hearts' bankrupt,” he said. and Lieberman said in a pre-hearing "Anything that comes out of this and Mrs. Colin Fox in Apartment 117 parents were alerted and Fox put out CALDOR SHOPPiG PLAZA said Sen. Wayne Baker, D-Danbury. most basic family issues. When members of the audience 15 grandchildren and 15 great You will remain dear. The sensitive welfare issue has statement. committee will be done by the com at 4M W. Middle Tpke. suffered from the fire with a pan of water before The general feeling in the tried to calm her, she swung at them grandchildren. Sadly missed, “We don’t want the Supreme Court divided politicians, regardless of Nevertheless, the cochairmen of mittee and not by the leadership,” smoke inhalation and were treated at the Town Fire Department arrived. TOLLAND TURNPIKE legislature, even among the bill’s and screamed obscenities at the law The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 Husband, daughter and sons. to have that power. We don’t like the their political affiliation. the Appropriations Committee — Houley said. Manchester Memorial Hospital and The call came in at 5:58 a.m. supporters, is the rescind motion has makers. a.m. from the D’Esopo Funeral released. way they’ve been ruling. They’re The entire apartment was engulfed MOSS MB SmnSfM no chance of passage. Chapel, 235 Wethersfield Ave., Hart The fire, which started in the base Card of Thanks But not wanting to take any way too liberaL” she said. The frustrated lady was only one ford, with a Mass at St. Mary’s in smoke Stratton said, and the fire soldier in an arm y of welfare Thara’a a Big DIttaranca In Floor Covering Storaa...At EpstBin BroB., wa ment where two of the children, fighters stayed to clear out the I wish to Uunk Dr. M irtin Duke. Um chances, supporters of the ERA — in A total of 35 of the 38 states needed Church, Newington, at 10. Burial will l^lleen, 13, and Tammy, 14, were Public HealUi Nurses Associetiou. and cluding the League of Women Voters, for approval of the ERA have ratified recipients who ra lli^ in Bushnell tealwaatanind above tha real So whan you’re ready — coma In and aea ua. be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, smoke. Ihe Manchester Memorial Hoapllal. sleeping, was caused by a candle for Uieir excellenl care. Intereat and American Association of University it with the remaining three needed by Auditorium Tuesday night to urge the Bloomfield. Stratton and Fire Chief John You’ll find wa have tha aalactlon of QUBlI^ Produen that are compatlUvaly which had been lit by Colleen when dedication to my late huahand. Wealey Women and similar groups — came 1919 or the amendment is dead. state legislature to ignore Gov. Ella Friends may call at the funeral Rivosa said early detection Proft. during hla lltnesa. 1 wiah alao to T. Grasao and increase basic welfare priced and Inatallad by our expert machanica. she awoke to go on her paper route prevented a disaster. Rivosa advised thank, my (rienda and nelghbora for out in force. They also had a call Connecticut passed the ERA four home today from 2to4and7to9p.m . according to Dep. Fire Chief Wiiliam their kindnesa and lympathy. benefits by 44 per cent. residents strongly against using from the White House ’Tuesday to years ago T u ^ a y . ■ S T A U I S K O A L ' The family suggests that any Stratton of the Town Fire Depart boost their spirits. 9 memorial gifts may be made to the candles. Mra. Wesley Front and family The legislature’s Government Ad Blarlier in the day, the Democratic ment. She fell back asleep and the The actual damage to the house Opponents of the ERA who are leadership of the state Senate broke American Cancer Society, 670 candle ignited the plastic T.V. tray it pushing the rescind motion said they ministration and Policy Comniittee, Prospect Ave., Hartford. was minor, Stratton said. which has killed a move to rescind with Mrs. Grasso and ur^ed a 20 per were busing in hundreds of people to cent increase in fundingrThe gover BY ARMSTRON show lawmakers there was no public approval once this session, was forced to hold a public hearing when nor has asked for only a 5 per cent in crease. □ Shinet WHhout Waxing OPENINQ SOON □ CutliionH For Cotnfort Area police report Police estimated the crowd at the le^slature’s Appropriations Com □ Affordable Price. SAMPLES PRICE mittee at about 1,300 persons. TKCKNOIU Almost all who came were bused in W-VlUFlOOITMrS from various parts of the state. Many m m xam ikvam VANr Sm udfld A Complete Line of their New “77” Area store robbed showed up because the city of Hart Formal Weir Men i Clolhtng m im w a v iii’ WITH MARBLE TOPS iV| i.-r/ Spring and Summer Sportswear. All co Bolton building and found nothing. ford stuffed notices of the hearing’s u A lone male, wearing a nylon Flora E. Holland, 30, of Windsor time and date into this month's batch $ 7 7 0 0 Locks, was arrested Tuesday on a of welfare checks. lour Tile FROM ■ ■ ordinated to Mix a Match. Imaginell You stocking mask, held up the clerk at MBIM OlyliB Blld OilBfB FORMAL the Cumberland Farms Store on Rt. warrant issued by (tommon Pleas More than 250 persons signed up to •9 cnooBB Obmi pay...... 44A, Bolton, about 9 o'clock Tuesday Court 12 charging her with breach of speak at the public hearing which Below WEARH0U8E night and left with an undetermined the peace and reckless endanger- stretched into the wee hours of the loss List Price DRAPERY DECORATOR SERYICE ment. i amount of money in a potato chip morning. Most of them supported a Now co-ordinate your carpete w» Autot fo r $»h $1 AutOB For Solo $1 Canuort‘1 Comport 1 Greek letter [ i © ( g ) { ^ @ MoMtoNw i t M o M iHHomoo i t rnsui... IM XT'X THE Kin d i m DAT8UN 710 Waitm. Air, 1976 NOVA HATCHBACK - 6 4 iSlils rgngg am/hn. radlali. A ddu IMOO. cylinder. Standard transmls- EKAND NEW 14 toot wldes, 1971 • SIXTEEN Foot (Tag Dear Abby 7 SpotC9rd 7 Sm9ll liquid QOl 64M09I, or M l ^ , *lon. Excellent condition.' tram 39116, In stock r s a ^ for along) Self-contabied trailer. 10 Novvliit nieiiure OF gOoK You Bignold 0 0 P best offer. Must seU. Inunedlate deUvaty. Price in Many extras - awning, 1 bottle 8 Notei of debt L 1 0 N E new m 12 City In Utah 9 Tavgm fr f LIVING 1971 PONTIAC U M u s GT - cludes: Wall to wall propime stove and beater, E N L 1 t THI 1 By Abigail Van Buren U Debtor'! not# IIM ittrust 1 a p u r DOWN. Two door hardtop. SM, V4. carpeting, matching wav refriserator, llOV-gas, 0 K a 1 V A u 1 iHi Automatic tranamlaaioa. En- 1966 PONTIAC ciuiliu - appliances, bow window, front 16 Inner (prefixl 13 Seme (Fr.) C c C 1 E D a llOV-converter - battery IGFolkiinger 10 Spot “ a dura atyllna. Vinyl top. Four door, white. Antomatlc coimtry kitchen, and much charger, electric brakes, D E A R ^ f : A friend of ours recently gave birth to an C H e E R 0 1 0 A M E 8 f5PE^Cl/lL£Y Michalln atM radiaU. Ralley *«5«nlaito power steering. Seeger 21 Same (prefix) R 1 M E X u B E R A N T more. Largs selection to grease hitch with load abnormal child (a Mongoloid). We, her friends, are terribly 17 Lump 23 Rush in wliflola. Eicellent condltloo. chooee from, aU priced to seU. 0 R E M 1 c E “ A L T A Ijl Ip T H e p E A R E equaliser, rear-view fender upset about it, and the poor woman and her husband are in 18 Fall# (prefix) 24 Eisentiel part P E N E T T E E 0 N Good mileage. M M M . 3450. taburban ttotors,.80 ExmUent financing available. a deep depression. 20 Leaves out a WUnd ipke., Manchester, mount mirrors. Sleeps 8.31800 25 Biblical Trades welcomed. Parts, call after 7:30 p.m. 6491363. What should friends do under the circumstances? We 22 Cows preposition 40 Female seint ' CHILDREN AROUND. DODGE VAN - 19M, with new 6491078. 24 Gully address suppUes, and accessories certainly can't “congratulate" the parente. 27 Reidy for (ebbr.) engine and clutch, tirei. 26 Ball! 46 Minced oath • wr»riCA.iic.rji.N»uifM OR -^service daoartment. harvest 41 Casals' Stereo. Paneled and carpeted. lOWBARRACUDA-Twodoor Should we acknowledge the birth of this unfortunate . 30 Skewer = 1/-/^ P la u Homes, lliA Wilbur child? Should we send a gift? (What does one send a £ ■: 28 Arm (Fr.) instrument 48 Understands lUOO. Call 649-1410. hartop, v ^ . i cylinder, Cross Hiabway, BerUn Tum- AutemoUvo Sorvleo 66 31 Railway Mongoloid child?) Or would it be kinder to ignore the 29 Plant 43 Manner (si.) •■jomntfc transmission. BerUn, Connecticut. 1- (abbr.) 1973 GRAND PRIX • All As tradid npedal 3796. SSSi£. ELM MOTORS - Toyoto, Oat- tragedy? 32 George Gersh exudation 44 Water- 49 Electric fish P ro fits win’s brother pastry GOMBTIMBS ...WCRDGAU? LIKE power, air condltiooing, v ^ l Excellent ruiniln~ - • sun specialists, factory encircled 50 Pair I T H IN K F H R A e E S “EXPLETIVE roof, 31,000 mliMTAM-FM Motors, 80 TPiL ~ trained, one day service, 114 DEAR BEWILDERED: Perh.ps'=iiS^a^tK M "^° 33 Noun suffix 3^ Mighty ******•••••••••9•••••••••• 34 French article cataract lands 51 Confine Mickey Finn — Morrie Welee r p UKBIO TPWAF 2E radio, iteel belted radlala, Mandwster, 6491076. E jrt Main Street, RockviUe. not in order, but to ignore the birth of a chUd when you D E U E TH ?' AutomoUvo Service i t 36 Emulsion 38 Thieve 45 Term of royal S3 Witness ■““on honorable mention. s - T u n v N O L O N Q E R ANP'ATTHAT 33300. CaU 0 4 6 « a after 4;00. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 871-1617. would normally express interest ia, I think, cruel. So send 37 Short jacket 1 2 3 4 ■■“rnent from her art EXTINCT IN U S E . . i=l?INT IN Tnieika 6ar Sato gg a little gift (the same as you would to any other child), and 39 Sign of the 5 6 7 8 9 ^ V IN G • 1970 LTD Wagon - show a continuing interest (not curiosity). zodiac I'M VERY X StMEv going to LAhtStUA&Be... TIME.' Air condltlc. 10 It 12 13 14 m . new tirei. IW FORD PICK UP-AU new ABBY: During our two-year m arriage, my 42 Ape GRATePUL— BUT \POP-^TAf 1| ( Israel’^ arms industry faces opposition from United States I FEATURES’^ FOOD ^ FAMILY LIVING By STEWART KELLERMAN administration recently cut military of the nation’s total arms production, TEL AVIV (UPI) - Israel, the aid “because of human rights con are only a drop in the bucket com The art of macrame largest recipient of American cerns.” pared to the United States’ $10 billion miiitary aid, exports hundreds of The sources said many weapons a year in arms u les. miiiions of doilars in arms each year sold to embargoed countries include Although Israelis like to describe — sometimes in conflict with the American parts and at least some their 62,000-man arms industry as a spirit, if not the tetter, of U.S. policy. sales took place without the prior ap symbol of military self-sufficiency, But Israel’s free-wheeling arms in proval of the United States. many of the weapons they produce Teen-agers turn designs into profits dustry is running into unexpected op The U.S. Foreign Sales MiUtery rely heavily on the United States for position from the Carter Administra Act requires pre^dential approval key parts and technology. By BETTY RYDER tion, which recently blocked the sale before foreign nations can sell ’The most sophisticated component Family/Travei Editor Parade. Maureen won honorable mention. of jets to Ecuador and is taking a weapons made with American com of the swept-wing, Mach 2.3 Kfir C2 With further encouragement from her art hard 190k at other exports of Israeli ponents to third countries. Violations jet fighter-bomber, the premier teacher, Sharon and Maureen started going to weapons built with U.S. parts. Two Manchester girls have found that having a can bring a cutoff in U.S. arms aid. Israeli-made weapons system, is a hobby can be not only fun but pi'ofitable. fairs and arts and crafts shows to sell their Western diplomatic sources said Israeli arms merchants have in 17,900-pound thrust General Electric creations. Israel sells weapons to South Africa creased exports from NO million J79 engine manufactured in the and Turkey — countries undler U.S. Maureen O’Connell of 25 Northfield St. and before the 1W3 Middle East War to United States. Sharon Anderson of 192 Hollister St. began Mrs. O’Connell said, '"The real impetus came arms sales restrictions — and active an anticipated f400 million in 1977, Israel does little more than assem when the girls wanted to attend a Youth ly markets its weapons in Latin making macrame plant hangers more than a selling such sophisticated military ble the U.S.-made parts of the 1124N year ago. Today, they have not only completed Conference in Colorado last August and needed to America despite U.S. attempts to hardware as warplanes, missile naval patrol aircraft, a seagoing ver finance the trip. Out of these craft and art fairs, limit the arms race in the area. several such hangers but they have branched out boats and conununicatioiis equip sion of the Westwlnd executive jet. into the jewelry line and are combining their ef the trip was almost entirely financed.” The sources said Israel also ment. Israel makes only three of the forts to complete a large wall hanging. provides weapons and counter But the sources said Israel’s Westwind’s components — the seats, When not busy preparing for upcoming insurgency advisers to the left-wing exports, which account for about half landing gear and a minor wing part. “We started out with sfnall plant hangers,” exhibits, Maureen enjoys playing the guitar and Sharon is an accomplished pianist. regime in Ethiopia. The United Maureen said. “We didn’t use a kit. Just iMught States has been the major arms the cord and started knotting it into various^ supplier to Ethiopia, but the Carter “I like classical music,” Sharon said. “Music designs.” is definitely my interest, although I have given Bentley students study the planets some thought to joining the Peace Corps when I As their interest grew, the girls, who are both TWrf graders at Bentley School make a study of the planets in a dramatization calied finish school. I’d like to pass some of my skills 16 (Maureen is observing her birthday today) along.” Sharon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guldren of the Sun.” From left are Douglas Stoltenberg as Jupiter, Aaron Wlochowski as became involved in more intricate patterns and ' James Anderson. the pilot, John Enwright as the professor, Lisa Hervey as Mr. Sun, Dawn Martin as Chariie, IFLETCHER GLASS CQ. designs. the Comet, and Elizabeth Tan as Lady Space. (Herald photo by Pinto) Om MS YWn 15th Annual •Vfc • 'V ■ Both girls enjoy bicycling and cooking, es Last Christmas, Maureen, who is the daughter pecially bread making. COMPtETt AUTO OUSS SERVKt of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O’Connell, received a «w m aun-MiMM-«UM niwnuK TOfs MANCHESTER book on the art of jewelry making from her “I also like to make lasagne and cookies,” ncTUM FMUMe-nunMt t d o m m m m m s X TUt nCUMMtt -IKCU l KOMI brother, Tom, and since then, she and Sharon Sharon added. Casino night to benefit Crossroads ANTIQUES SHOW have been designing bracelets and necklaces of 8poa$ofwa By TIN Couptot Club macrame with stones of all kinds.” The youthful designers have their own system The fifth annual Casino Night en games of chance run by the club and items donated by Manchester area coiiECTort nxMs for working on some of the smaller items. ’They titled ‘"rhe Joker is Wild,” sponsored played with play money. Each ticket merchants and 'businessmen. Par OAMSH fu m “We purchase a variety of beads, shells, glass sit on the floor, pin the macrame to the knee of holder will receive N ,000 in play mSIOrNTUL MCANTItS S^mCKUlWHLCMIRCH by the Manchester Jaycee Wives will ticipants may bid on the merchandise NUIMI tlMOOUCnOMI and feathers for use in our jewelry,” Sharon said. 0 their jeans, and start tying knots. be held Saturday at 8 p.m. at the money to start and more may be with play money they earned during 3tS Nortt IUr St^ Mncbestw, “No plastic is used.” American Legion Home, American purchased during the evening. EXIT 93 1-96 FOLLOW BIONB Currently, there is 10 pounds of jute hanging on the evening. There will be more than Food Bar On Promlaoa Legion Dr. Legal beverages will be sold by the 60 items with a total value of more Some of their items are on consignment at My the wall in Maureen’s bedroom, and a design is wives and free coffee and doughnuts PIASIICS M STOOI under way. Proceeds will be donated to than $600. . • M*" • n n S N Y , NMGH 17,1 • 10 PJL Sister’s Closet and Rafael’s, both of Manchester. Crossroads, the drug counseling will be served at the end of the Tickets are available from any srout SHtfTt OR CUT sms nM Y, MMKN II, 1 - 9 PJL The “Deja vu” hanging took Maureen about center. evening. Jaycee Wife or by calling 872-2353 or One accomplishment of which Maureen is most four months; one hour a day to complete. ’The event will feature several There will also be an auction of 649-4804. Tickets will also be sold at TNi M P n H i 1 w 2 Pw m m ti hrchm proud is a three by five foot jute hanging she the door. hr $1JS Eadi made during art class at Manchester High The girls, who look forward to exhibiting their School, where she and Sharon are sophomores. work, havclbeen scanning the advertisements for news of upcoming fairs and shows. The hanging named “Deja vu” was entered in the Manchester Art Festival which was held at When you’re 16, time is on your side and these Center Park on the day of the Bicentennial talented young women are proof positive of what a little ingenuity can do. IVI -V/ A Above, Maureen’s nimble fingers work on a this is very project. Sharon, at left, begins knotting a macrame bracelet and, at right, she tries r - fa- on a feathered necklace. Below, both girls untangle the lines of 10 pounds s p e c ia of jute. Fabulous bargains on luxurious leather coots, all of the finest cobretto calf! 5 styles! Plenty of detailing! Rich shades of mahogany, butterscotch, chocolate. Sizes 8 to 18 Petites, Regulars. Values to ^180 now marked way down to coats, downtown and Parkade PAGE TWCK: - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. March 16. 1977 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 16, 1977— PAGE THREE-C VFW plans dinner-dance; I But the woman pointed out A similar, indirect dis the average height for pany came up with a per T H E m that five-foot-slx, although crimination may involve workers with Spanish sur suasive explanation; About town Your neighbor’s kitchen shorter than the average nationality. In another names. Shorter drivers would for males, is taller than the KAMILYii I 4 case a factory had a five- Again, the commission have a hard time seeing The F irst Church of Church. Members of the Loyalty Day Parade May 1 average for females. Church will meet tonight at foot-six minimum height founfl unlawful discrimina over the dashboard. And Christ, Scientist, will have club’s education com 7:30 at the church. (.a w y e r X ‘"The practical effect,” for all production workers. tion — this time on grounds fatter drivers would haVe a its regular service and ’The Anderson-Shea Post of the mittee will serve as By BETTY RYDER fly W ill HffnarcJ she said, “is discrimina This was attacked on the of hational origin — and hard time squeezing behind testimony meeting tonight Veterans of Foreign Wars in hostesses. A Parent Effectiveness tion against women.” ground that it was above outlawed the height the steering wheel. at 8 at the church, 447 N. Manchester will conduct its annual Training session is 1 To qualify for the job of ’The hearing commission requirement. The result was that the Main St. ’The meeting is dinner-dance on April 16. A queen Second Congregational scheduled for tonight at flight purser on a certain agreed and ordered the ()n the other hand, dis company’s reasonable open to all. repre^nting the local post and its Church will have a worship 7:30 in the Center airline, applicants had to rule revoked. crimination is allowed if “discrimination” was up auxiliary will be selected to compete service and part of its Congregational Church be at least five foot six in Under Title Seven of the based on the logical held. Zion Evangelical in the Loyalty Day Queen Contest. Lenten series tonight at library. ------ches tall. One woman, who Civil Rights Act of 1964, it requirements of the job. A public service feature Lutheran Church will have 7:30 at the church, 385 N. The Kaffee Kiatsch The 25th annual Loyalty Day was only five-foot-three, is unlawful to discriminate For example: of the American Bar a Lenten worship service Main St. Group of Concordia Parade will be held on May 1 in Put challenge the validity of in employment on the basis A trucking company was Association and the tonight at 7:30 at the Lutheran Church will meet nam beginning at 1 p.m., rain or this requirement. of sex. As this case il rejecting applicants who Connecticut Bar Associa church. A Lenten service and dis ’Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at shine. At a hearing, the com lustrates, sex discrimina were less than five-foot- tion. cussion group are planned the church. ’The public is Edwin Edwards, post surgeon, and pany said there was no law tion may occur even seven’or who weighed * American Bar Associa Manchester Junior for tonight at 7:30 at St. invited. ------Mrs. Mary LeDuc, past auxiliary and against setting a height though it is not spelled out more than 225 pounds. tion Women’s Club will have an Mary’s Episcopal Church. state president, will be in charge of standard for its employes. in so many words. When challenged, the com arts and crafts program at The Prayer Group of Emanuel Lutheran Church the essay program. Loyalty Day its meeting Thursday at 8 ’The education work area Queen Contest and the booster p.m. at Community l^ptist will meet Thursday at 10 of South United Methodist a.m. in the church library. programs, according to an announce SOCIAL ment by Post Commander Wes Rhuda and Auxiliary President SECURITY Margaret Zikus. W .3 Q. I’ve been working for (Committee chairman are; Mrs. Edwin Edwards Mary Leduc Zikus and Mrs. Muriel Grover, queen myself for the past five years. Because my net ear IXH JJIR DAYS AT FM AST. contest; Roger Jerome and Mrs. publicity; Mrs. Theresa Varney and float commanders; Donald Gray, Duncan Hinea nings have always been Shirley Stickney, kitchen; Mrs. Ruth Jerry Musie, ways and means; Mr. photographs; Mrs. Hovey, scrap more than |400 a year, I Heneghan and Mrs.' Helen Hovey, and Mrs. Gary Crane, dance; Rhuda, book; and ’Thomas Hovey, parade K ra ft Cake Mixes Len Mikelson and (3ene Freeman, coodinator. have regularly paid my R ich m o n d Social Security taxes during that time. What I’d like to know is, am I en M a c a r o n i'" Beef Ravioli College notes titled to all the same benefits as a salaried F m s t worker under Social - 18V2 0 Z Manchester students Cplumbus St., Scott Mof Rohde, 571 Hartford Rd., Mrs. Elinor A. Patten of Security? A named to the dean’s list for fat, 223 Blue Ridge Dr., Lisa Silhavy, 45 Ridgewood 33 Mather St. has been A. Y es...T h e sam e the fall semester at the Kirk Nelson, 24 Bryan Dr., St. 4 P^gs IP cans ■ named to the dean’s list for benefits apply to self- with this coupon 6 purchaso ol $7.50 or mora. 6 University of Connecticut, Elizabeth Perry, 290 Scott Barbara Freedman, 62 the fall semester at employed people as 1 ^-*4 Limit on*. Valid March 13-19,1977. H-717 6 are: Dr., Valerie Poulin, 278 Grant Rd., Clara Green SUPERMARKETS Manchester Community salaried workers. You and James Colla, 84 W. Mid Vernon St., Mark field, 303 Cooper Hill St., College. your family can get dle Tpke., John Garaventa, Quitadamo, 115 Cushman Candace Hilton, 25 South monthly checb when you Brownie Mix ...... 4 1.00 Diet Delight Peaches. 21? 1.00 109 N. Lakewood Cir., Dr., Cynthia Sterling, 84 Farms Dr., Diane Mandel, Ronald W. Vemir Jr., reach retirement age or Tomato Sauce FInut . . . . O^llil.OO Pie Crust Mix Jtffy • s . . Richard Grey, 56 East Scott Dr., Susan Tesik, 32 163C Downey Dr. son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert become disabled if you 4 £^1.00 Diet Delight C odrtill . ....2 ;i^i.oo Cracker Jacks...... 3 ^^1.00 Eldridge St., Dale Roberts, Westminster Rd., Richard L isa S ta u f f e r , 128 D. Breer of Llynwood Dr., have enough Social Securi Frosting Mix .. 4 A S L 1 .0 0 Diet Delight Apricots. 2 1.00 Vanity Pair 12 Richmond Dr., Marion Wasserman, 35 Duval St. Highland St., Apt. E, Bolton, has been named to ty credit. ’There’s also sur Finast Hard Candies.. 3 iS 1.00 Jiffy Cake Mix Ytnow ... 4 1.00 Z e in e r, 46 E a rl S t., Ellen Bangasser, 63 Maryanne Twaronite, 70 the dean’s list for the se vivors payments to your Finast Grape Juice... 2 1.00 O&C Potato Sticks... 6 1.00 Quiche Sonesta Dorothy Brindamour, 5 Glenwood St., Daniel Otis St., Janet Veal, 41 San- cond trimester at Avon Old family and Medicare at 65. Jumbo Towele My-T-Fine Puddings. 5 1.00 Seneca Grape Jelly.. 2 il" 1.00 etna Dover Rd., Ellen Bums, 27 Barlow, 50 Spring St., tina Dr., Gerald Yoo, 62 Farms School in Avon. Q. Do I have to get a new Tabby Cat Food...... 4 1.00 Baking Soda F I f lt t t ...... 3 pkgt 1.00 Chef Antoine Lopez of the Hartford tually quite easy and can be Pierce the bottom and sides of un Montclair Dr., George Ronald Brown, 19 Dorothy Pearl St., Stephanie Zarbo, Social Security card if I Motts Apple Sauce Natural Bright Eyes Carnation . . . . ZZVLOO Sonesta’s Rib Room has consented to attempted with confidence by even baked pie crust with fork tines at Dobb, 74 Woodland St., Rd., Kurt Carlson, 33 165 Brent Rd., Michael Lonnie Jennings of M lost my original one and Bread Crumbs .SX ... 4 ^ 1.00 Upton Cup-O-Soup. 2 X 1.00 Richmond pass along to our readers his recipe the beginner. The recipe can be one-inch intervals. Spread onions Jason Dodge, 26 Conway Olcott Dr., Wayne Colla, 84 Demers, 587 W. Middle Garden St. has been named have a record of my Liquid Detergent 2^8^1.00 for Quiche which is a popular menu prepar^ ahead of time and be Mfely evenly in the pie shell. Top with layer Rd., Debra Duchesneau, 58 W. Middle Tpke., Jean Tpke., John Geyer, 330 to the dean’s list for the number? ■ • Weight Watchers Soda 7 1.00 Sardines PMcanova Woodbury Soap'^^s^S"'4 1.00 item at the restaurant. stored in the refrigerator for a few of chopped spinach. Grate cheese and Mountain Rd., Doreen Crouchley, 303 Timrod Rd., Spring St., Richard Lafond, fall semester at Wentworth A. Yes, you should apply Quiche has earned the reputation days. When ready to use, simply heat spread over the spinach and onions. Gagnon, 258 Lake St., Lynn Deborah Dennison, 53 32 Wellington Rd., Mary Institute of Technology in for a duplicate card as soon as a favorite dish for a special in a moderate oven for approximate Beat eggs lightly; add milk, Gordon, 45 Crosby Rd., Grove St., Gary Geidel, 30 Parla, 55 Bruce Rd., Boston, Mass. as possible because it takes luncheon. More and more frequently, ly 20 minutes. nutmeg and salt and blend all in Gail Griffith, 58-0 Spencer Avondale Rd., Keith Janice Eaton, 21C Do\mey iseveral weeks to get one. With thK coupon a purchue of $7.50 or more. Here’s the chef’s recipe: however, the versatile Quiche is gredients thoroughly. Pour mixture St., Karen Kneppel, 67 Grabow, 43 Scott Dr., Dr., Stanley Geidel, 30 Carl B. Lees of 40 Just having the number is MEAT STREET U.S.A.... GUARANTEED VALUE! . Limit one. Valid March 13-19,1977. H-718-TX leaving the luncheon menu to take its into pie shell. Elizabeth Dr., Claudia K a re n H e r b e r t, 162 Avondale Rd., Jan Deepwood Dr., South not enough, because any place as an "anytime’ recipe. It can Quiche Sonesta Bake at 350 degrees for 45-50 Kuehl, 74 Mountain Rd. Ferguson Rd., Lewis Rosenthal, 38 Lawton Rd., Windsor, was awarded a new employer you go to serve nicely as the main course for W pkg. frozen chopped spinach minutes. Test for doneness by inser John Legier, 36 Jarvis Hirschfeld, 115 Holl St., Judith Brown, 24 East B.A. degree in philosophy- work for will want to see dinner much the way an omelet can, 1 medium onion, finely chopped ting knife blade into center; when Rd., Dawn Lindsey, 152 Marc Leitz, 16 Colonial Maple St., Rita Seifert, psychology on Jan. 31 a^ your Social Security card. Fresh or Rd., Paul Lukas, 77 Gai*Ji Boneless or it can be used in smaller portions 2 cups whole milk done, blade will come out clean. Tanner St., Darlene 117G. Tudor Lane, Alfred University. Q. I just sold my house Colonial as a side dish in place of noodles or 3 eggs plus 2 additional yolks For variety, try substituting sliced Lougbrey, 15 Columbus St., Rd., Richard Robbins, 12E Marjorie Taggart, 119 He is the son of Philip and will be moving into an Grapefruit potatoes. Quiche can also serve as an Pinch of nutmeg mushrooms, chopped peppers, or Maureen Loughrey, 15 Esquire Dr., Thomas Woodland St. Lees. apartment on the first of Sm oked Treesweet IVI appetizer or add a gourmet touch to a Salt to taste cooked crabmeat. Sauted bacon next month. Should I notify Beef Roasts M hot hors d'oeuvres tray. You might 3 oz. Swiss cheese pieces (V^ pound) are a perfect addi Social Security now or wait J l l l C e Frozen also try Quiche as a change of pace 1 9-inch pie crust shell tion fob Sunday morning breakfast. until I'm living at my new Arm Picnic Bottom Round dish fora company-styie breakfast or Saute, chopped onions in margarine Or, you might combine two or more address? (water addeij) brunch. over medium heat until golden. ingredients of your own choosing for A. You should notify or Shoulder The preparation of Quiche is ac- Remove from heat and drain. an individual special touch. Social Security now. .M Pronn^ notice helps assure r pgS d e liri^ /u f ybur ched[ to cans ^ your new address without A delay or interruption. You A can feport your move on 5FInaat Froxan Food Valuoal Dumhenmd Ibms the change-of-address On second thought We reserve the right to limit quantities form printed on the back of SPICIALS MARCH 17-20 the envelope your check is Shoestring Potatoee delivered in. Be sure to 59 IU9lbs orur muremore Fresh American-Whole 4 3 8 By JAN WARREN give your old and new ad stock-up 2002 ^ 4 dress — including ZIP Lamb Logs R e a d y ^ l ib &Save pkgs | codes — and the Social Fresh Chicken Livers 40ib R Security claim number Breakfast favorite Lamb Legs ...... 1.48 R K: which appears on your Fruit Pies°^"£S2t!r 4 iS 1.00 Sirloin Lamb Chops American lb 1.88 check. Boil in Bag““n S r ...45S1.00 Q. I want to cancel the Finast Sllcsfl Bacon 9 8 ! Loin Lamb Chops Americen . • lb 2.78 Pot P ie s rX % ^ K .. 4 ^ 1.00 What to you take for an acronym headache? medical insurance part of (Extra Lean Ground Beef lb 1 .1 8 ) Fresh Whole 2 to 3 lbs Medicare. How do I handle 4 lbs or more Birds Eye Peas oSIn... 3 1.00 niirino thp vparq T urac a fiill.fim a flnri wparq a hiiainpoG quit incfpoH nf this? lesser During the years I was a full-time and wears a business suit instead of The young woman who gave me the Finast Peas...... 4iS^1.00 mother and housewife, lots of feathers) stormed into my office A. All you have to do is FreshOround Beef amts 8 8 * Calves Liver88> list is a director in the Planning changes took place In the business waving his arms. SPECMU send a written notice to USDA Choice Boneless Beef Fresh Calves Liver . . . lb 1.18 Chopped Spinach t!^3 1.00 Department. She’s smart, buy one half gallon of any flavor*at world. Here’s an item for the paper,” he Social Security that you hardworking, has long black hair, want to cancel your For London Fresh Veal For Stew...... ib 1.78 Sunriao Fraah Dairy Valuaal Now that I’m back in an office said. "Our BIA agent claims that the wears a beaded band across her again, these changes surround me. I ONAP funding for PCDP has been our regular price of $1. 2 9 ______medical insurance. Shoulder Steak Broil Veal CutletSF'r'TH^'i:!:;,...... ,b2.68 forehead, and her name is Velma. love the electric typewriter, the switched to BECOM, MBCI won’t However, your protection Boneless USDA Choice Beef “It’s like a foreign language,” and your premiums will Traatjipur Family to Mr. Dali Valuaal Kraft Parkay Watts line and the microwave oven in tolerate this.” Velma said. "Eventually you get so the employes’ snack bar*. But, I’m Before I could so much as say, "I GET YOUR SECOND continue through the end of you even think in acronyms.” the calendar quarter Roast** really having trouble with the new of beg your pardon” the Chief was gone, “Have you memorized the whole Tap Round Roast Cooked Margarine fice lingo. It’s full of acronyms like his shoes making an important clip- following the quarter in list?” I asked. FORONLY which your cancellation HUD and GED and BVB and IHS. In clop on the corridor floor. “Oh, that’s just the beginning, Top Round .. LARGE ECONOMY PACKS! Roast Beef my office, everyone throws these HALF notice is received. But we lb 1.68 Quarters Now I know that the BIA (not to be there are lots more. For example. Freshly Sliced terms around like honest-to-goodness confused with the CIA) is the Bureau GALLON advise you to consider the Top Blade Steak ^ lb 1.48 I’ll bet no one told yoii about the matter very carefully Boneless Whole words out of Webster. of Indian Affairs. And I know that the LLR.” SAVE 640 before you cancel your Polish Kielbasa .. lb 1.58 Finast Homogenized ^ * 9 9 This situation probably exists in MBCI is just an easy way of saying “Now, let me guess,” I said. “It SOUTHERN BUTTERED PECAN NOT INCLUDED Shoulder of Beef every office, but in our office with coverage. Colonial Bologna lb 8 8 * Mississippi Band of (^octaw Indians. must be the Legal something. How ■ Ib the Mississippi Band of Choctaw In But the ONAP and the BECOM? Q. I was turned down for about the Legal Land Requirement Supplemental Security In Polish Kielbasa Colonitl , , lb 1.18 Roast, Steaks Virginia Baked Ham.... r 1.19 Fresh Milk dians, the problem is doubly com Well, now really. Agency?” & Kabobs plicated. Not only do my co-workers come (SSI) a year ago Frtgrich . Ftllfw ...... 9m 1 . 2 0 I decided that my first job priority Velma broke into a fit of giggles. NEWPORT CLUB r Smoked Tongue lb 1.28 lb Imported Chopped Ham ib 1.39 Befit Milk speak in acronyms, they speak in In was to learn the lingo. It took all day because a M eral rent sub^ dian acronyms. Finally when she was able to talk sidy I received was con Parks Sausage LMl . . . lb 1.58 Hard Salami B / C ...... tb 1.79 O f F i i n i i to familiarize myself with the list of again she said, ‘"rhe LLR (giggle, - H Pride the My first day on the job, the Indian 65 commonly u s ^ acronymns for In U sidered part of my income. Sausage Roll .. Vi.788* Boneless Whole giggle) is the Ladies Lounge and I heard there was a recent Italian Hot Ham...... r i.2 9 Chief (who has a M aster’s degree dian agencies. Restroom.” Italian Sausage ''o S . ^1.08 penned Vegetablee SODA COTTAGE change in the rules on this. Bottom Round IN-STORE BAKE SHOPI Mix or Match ’True? Friartch . • • AIIOITID flAVOat Smoked Butts lb 1.38 Home Style Rolls...... ao.79* CHEESE A. Since last October, Seafood Favortfl Roast, Steaks Assorted Varieties Dr. L am b most federal rent subsidies & Kabobs Jelly or Creme Dounts.. 6 i«f 95* don’t count as income un Salmon ^(tSikiib *»»r...... lb 1.79 lb der the SSI program. This Cheese Babka ...... 1.19 16 oz 6 POUND 6 Sick brother in Russia includes situations where a cans local housing authority r - f V ii pays the subsidy directly to By Uwrence E. Lamb, M.D. Mora Meat Street U.S.A. Valuaal a private landlord. People P*g 3 0 * Exciting4 Offer by Oneldal who were ineligible for 25* off DEAR DR. LAMB - I My family doctor gave cumulation of fluid in the and that could be the cause Fresh Cheese Pizza 7 Inch S iz e ...... 3' SSI, or whose SSI on(i)haif gallon bottle Nauilna 260Z ^ A A FInaat Suparmarkata ara proud to received a letter from my me a prescription for chest cavity surrounding of your brother’s illness. If 64 ox. BOTTLE payments were stopped or 100% Pure Seald Sweet Cheese Pizza Do-tt-Yourgglf pkg l • 0 9 offer thoaa outatanding valuaa. ExquIaHa brother, age 62, who lives isoniazid. Since it is not the right lung. Fluid in that so he would again need < 399 reduced because of the old Qanulna SINar-plafad Spoon Mnga location or on the left side Asparagus in the Soviet Union. He was permitted to send medicine careful supervision, not rule should contact a Social Grapefruit o r and Sracofela by OnaUal hospitalized for 35 days in to the Soviet Union, I found can be withdrawn with a only for the Isoniazid treat- Security office right away Loaf O’ WhltOi an emergency hospital. It a friend who is going for a needle which I presume is ment but also of his © to find out if their eligibili Orange ^poon Ring was determined that he visit there and will deliver what you mean by being progress in overcoming the ty or payment amounts are California had lung trouble in his it for me. pulled out. disease. affected. Bread . „ ^ Qenulne Silver Male right lung. It was filling What is the cause and Fluid in the chest cavity Juice h\ Retail with fluid which was what is the cure? ’There may be caused by many To give you a better idea Swift Mercury [ with Hill coupon t purchiM 17.90 « mof«. Value UmXonn.ValktMir.l9. i l removed. He was sent has never been this type of different disorders in of how the lungs work I am Mercury, the nearest to the 2.95 home and stayed in bed for illness in our family. My cluding heart disease and sending you The Health sun and also the smallest of 10 days and then went back father died at the age of 90 even cancer of the lung. It Letter number 2-4, the nine known planets, moves with great speed in its journey Sava with Large tamlly Paekal to work as a teacher. and my uncle is still living can be associated with Keeping Your Lungs Fit. 7 9 : Qanulna Silver Plata 2Vl oz. around the sun. averaging ( ^ If Navel Large He continues'tb have in the old country at the pleurisy — inflammation of Others who want this infor the linings of the lungs and FLAVORED about 30 miles a second to Big Round Top TJS .. 3 1.00 pain in his right side. When age of 88. I’d appreciate it mation can send 50 cents complete a circuit in 88 earth Spoon he comes home from if you would answer my chest cavity. The cause in with a long, stamped, self- days. ’The planet is 3,100 miles Oranges Carrots Ctfiomit . 3 c Z 8 9 * English Muffins...... 31** 1.00 school he goes straight to questions as I am very con some instances is never es in diameter, has a mean dis Indian River White Mineoiat addressed envelope for it. V ni™ wwt, Tangelos CWH. . 1 0 <0 1 9 9 * bed. It was diagnosed as cerned about my brother. tablished. Just send your letter to me tance of 36 million miles from Plain Donuts...... 2 *iri.00 Bracelet the sun and requires 59 earth “wet plevrite.*-’ He was DEAR READER - The Isoniazid is used to treat in care of The Manchester Grapefruit U I AnjouAniou PearsPei WHMm. 3 m. 1 . 0 0 days to rotate once on its axis. Junior Pies...... 4 ^^1.00 told the only cure was term “wet plevrite” is not tuberculosis. I do not Evening Herald, P.O. Box McIntosh 0 8 N ol 2%’’mln ^ A f t f t A Odden O Hidoui recommend taking it Temperatures on the sun side M p p iB S WetlsrnUSNoiav mki 3lbt1.00 medicine which is used in this country, but I 1551, Radio City Station, HALF GALLON of Mercury are estimated to Cinnamon Buns...... 'i3'89* available in the United assume from your descrip- without close supervision New York, N.Y. 10019. reach 800 degrees Fahrenheit Fresh Lemons Calif kk I Applesliy 10''"1 . . 8 4 9 * Party Square 8t.P(blcki . . . ^7'1. 09 States. tion it must be wet of a doctor. It won’t cure And, I hope your brother and on the dark side, about 70 pleurisy. This means an ac anything hut tuberculosis improves. degrees. Cupcakes s iP M u c k . .. .1*99* 1* 85* SOLO AT CHECK-OUT STANDS sm Pricet effective March 13 thru March 19,1977 Manchaeter, Vernon, Eett Hertord ) Reearve the Right to Limit Quantitlee Not Retponelble lor TypogrtoNoUlnin PAGE FOUR-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. March 16. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 16, 1977— PAGE FIVE-C f Cub Scout i w w t Eljem speaking Cub Pack 98 recently had its annual Gold and Blue banquet at the Army and Lutz Junior Museum Navy Qub. After dinner, Cubmaster Bernard Keene introduced the various speakers and PICK-UP then presented awards. WALDBAUM'S Arthur Dauer, Webelo leader, presented the Webelo awards. Mrs. Marcia Kenefick, Your principal of Buckley Food Mart School, accepted for dis play at the school the trophy the den received for placing third in the annual ^Money Saving Pow Wow conference. Thousands Of NATIONAL BRANDS in every aisle Progress awards were presented to John Scats, SHOPRITEHAS-PRICE PLUS OVER 8.000 TOP QUALITY SHOPRITE BRANDS David Hart, Peter Grasis, Robert Grasis, Tim Eklger- Spectacular Circular at ly, David Browne, Charles Donahue, Russell Vinick, Glen Horowitz, James Connelly, Michael Generis, Wolf badges; Thomas SWISS MISS VERMONT I CARNATION your Food Mart Store! Robinson, Wolf and gold PROGRESSO and silver arrows; William Klipsteffl and Derek Green, Wolf, one gold and NOW FAT MAID I COCOA ITALIAN two silver arrows. Also, Andrew O’Rilly, SYRYP I VARIETIES Brad Pendleton, Robert MILK TOMATOES Berrenskl, Bear badges; Full Color Dennis Madden, Bear, one gold arrow; Jonathan RICH MILK I Brody, David Agnew, 8qt. Arthur Fettig, Kenneth 1 9 12oz. CHOCOLATE Circular Loaded With Harvili, Bear, one gold and Pkg. BTL. MARSHMALLOW two silver arrows; Joseph 12 OZ PKG Danger, Bear, one gold and Low Prices, Coupons three silver arritws; Jon Rogers, one gold and two silver arrows; Kevin Som- 2!?"^ C .o.Ond' RUGCIEAHEB i.S-1 A O WHOLE PEELED TOMATOES e . VANLLA-CHOC-OUPLEXSAML And Super Specials! bric, one gold and three TOMATO SAUCE Dc'Aiao9^ WOOUTE silver arrows. 1 .4 9 CONTADINA 1 SHOPRITE COOKIES * Good attendance awards 8H0Pm»tE6.0RBimBIMLK ubhttiinahml 49 lu c k y le a f FOOD STORAGE Great Savings Through went to Stephen Hess, David Hess and Thomas PAHCAKE MIX S 4 9 * CHICKEN SEA ^ APPLE PIE FILLING SHOnUTECHOCOUTEMAUO ASSORTED 8 9 * Byron. ^ RO C J A f i SHOPRITESHOPRtTE ^ ^ CATCHOW Webelo awards in 0 9 9 out The Entire Store! various fields were KVIirauunESDEVIL FOOD PIES iir 0 9 * CHARMS 4 9 ^ * mixed MIXED NUTS 'r 8 9 * PUBIHA PEANtfTBUTTBI CHEESE______A OCKBI/UVa presented to Eric Dauer, t - | . SKMNER'S David Ostuni, Steven raisinRAISIN branBRAN tomato juice Byam, Andrew Spiel, ® CREAMST ’S; 59^ 4 9 ' Robert Kenyon, Seth JUMBO BLOCK Vinick, Eric Johnson, BATH SOAP r? 3 3 5 5 * DEL HELM MONTE CORN 3 SS 8 9 * PLANTERS 7 9 * KT a M Brien Harvell, Gregory 6 9 * Palmer, Terry Kean, Brien Jones, Richard Bums. U j ^ m EllTE H HAS"“PRICE A S - PLUS VAST VARIETY OR NATIONAL BRANDS Pack 251 Cub Scout Pack 2S1 recently had its annual Blue and Gold A - C banquet at Verplanck School. HUNT’S GREEN BAY Guests who spokes on the MOSEY'S - CRYOVAC various parts of scouting in BREAD cluded Joseph Gallagher, dis CORNEDBEEF trict executive; Mrs. Joyce TOMATO C U T GREEN CrisUno, Round Table staff I member; Walter Roth, prin CRUMBS ROUNDS cipal of Verplanck Sdiool; and Mrs. Joyce Trainer, se FLAVORED PUREE BEANS cond vice-president of the MOSEY'S Verplanck PTA. FRESHLY GROUND Progress awards were presented to Stephen Vesco, 29 OZ. GROUND BEEF LB Bobcat badge; Aaron Gaber, Corned Beef Briskets 79* James Gardner, Michael AN CAN . Take a boy, a kite and a March wind and you have a perfect combination PRIMO Krause, William Schnell, Wolf for an early spring day. David Mann, 9, of 132 Campfield Rd. is shown badges; Timothy Perry, Wolf 59^ 4i99iB t99 easing his colorful kite into the wind which will take it up, up, but ITALIAN h o t o r and gold arrow; Matthew POINT CUTS FLAT CUTS Hagenow, Wolf, gold and hopefully, not away. (Herald photo by Dunn) SAUSAGE sweet LB silver arrows; Richard CORN-MUFFMMIX . 99* BEAN SPROUTS ALLVAfflETIES Mitchell, Wolf, one gold and SHOPRITE $1.00 FREE MEAT OFFER WITH two silver arrows. JIFFY I LACHOY S TABBY MORSELS i ‘. t s 9 9 * i» n 0 Q ( C Also, Rene Rodrigues, Jef i a 9 9 * SPINACH CAN • l O S NUMBER 8 & 9 CHOWMBN Let’s go fly a kite CORNED BEEF frey Kennard, Clarence FRUT CREST ORANGE A U PURPOSE LB. ■ • L B . Zachery, Bear badges; Bren- p r in c e SPAGHETTI LA CHOY NOODLES 3 9 * SAL. 0 8 9 Legends and other accounts of kites and stick and cloth or papyrus kite, Archytas DDIQI/CTC SWIFT PREMIUM ton Berrio, Wolf, two silver MARMALADE s s f 5 9 * WESSON OIL CAN q j carefully studied the structure of birds’ DniOIVC I O O VEN ROAST FRENCKS SOY SAUCE CAN their uses have been known for 3,000 years *1.59 arrows, and Bear, one gold REECHEXORCORNCHEX CHUNK LIGHT TUNA or more. No one can say for certain where wing and designed, built and flew a bird arrow; Scott Custer, Wolf, POTArals LA CHOY r - 3 9 ^ kites originated but most experts feel that shaped kite. three sliver arrows, Bear, one BIG TATE 8 9 * RALSTON PURINA BUMBLE BEE ‘S f 6 5 * POLY SHOPRITE s 6 9 * China was probably their birthplace. However, historic findings seem to in gold arrow; Brant Beaulieu, AUVARCTES BREAKFAST FAVORITE dicate that although there were kites in Bear, gold arrow; Brad Although we presently consider kites HUDSON NAPKINS s 4 9 * APPLESAUCE 3 “ NS 8 9 ^ v r 5 9 « primarily as a recreational pastime, in ancient Greece, Egypt and Italy, they U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ U.S.D.A.ChoiceBeef Pelligrinelli, Webelos colors. PILLSBURY cArnix TOAST 0 CEREAL ’! f 4 9 * DOMESTIC EE COCONUT-COCONUT JUBLK the past they have been part of religious were not flown for ceremonial and COOKED HAM !1 .9 9 A Webelos activity award PEANUT-PECANT=AMLY SIZE GREEN GIANT BEEF went to Gary MacDonough. q o o 6« ceremonies, military strategies and scien pleasurable purposes as they were in the PKS. 0 9 RQC TDOTSE RDLLPOPS 4 9 * BOTTOM The Webelos opened the SHOPRITE COOKIES CHUNKY CANDY BAR W W NIBLETSCORN 3 a s 8 5 * tific experiments. Orient. event with the posting of the In China, according to legend, kites As kites reached Europe and the years ROAST BEEF FRESHLY SLICED LB..n .9 9 SIRLOIN colors. Den 1 and parents were employed by Huan Theng, an advisor passed, they lost most of their decorative ROUND presented the opening SHOPRITE H AS-.-PRICE PLUS COURTEOUS AND FRIENDLY SERVICE- to the emperor, to demoralize an invading and mystical qualities. They became, in ceremony. Entertainment army. His plan was quite ingenious. Kites stead, playthings for young boys or STEAK was provided by Den 7 with a objects for adult scientific experimenta ROAST song, and Den 4, which with bamboo humming pipes attached to SWISS CHEESE JARLSBERG LBn . 9 9 tion. For example, in 1825 George Pocock, presented a skit on the impor them were flown over the enemy camp tance of the month of one dark, windy night. Spies, who had in a British schoolmaster, devised a team of HEBREW NATIONAL KNOCKWURST S 4 3 S AJAX LIBBY’S eight foot kites to pull a carriage and its Feburary. Shop Rite DEL MONTE filtrated the camp at the same time, ■ • LB. ■ • LB. spread the news that the strange night passengers. His wind-powered rig was SALAMI-FRANKSOR BOLOGNA 12 OZ.♦1.29 time sounds were none other than the called a charvolant from the French About town LAUNDRY SLICED SWEET WHOLE voices of the gods proclaiming the words cerfvolant (kite) and char enemy’s doom. The enemy was so un (carriage). Wind velocity, obstructions nerved by the evening’s wailing and such as trees and bad roads kept the char- Tree Sweet-Natural CONTADINA The congregation of Con DETERGENT volant from becoming a major transporta Regular or Pink PEAS moaning ^ a t they panicked and fled. REGULAR '/. GALION cordia and Emanuel CARROTS tion form but three of them scurrying Since kites were traditionally regarded C&CCOLA OR DIET BOniE Lutheran Churches have as symbols of good luck and of the soaring across the countryside did manage to TOMATO 4 9 ^ been invited to attend a FAMILY SMALL SIZE aspirations of man’s soul, every Sept. 9 reach the incredibly fast speed of 25 Grapefruit Lenten service tonight at SIZE 101b the Chinese celebrated the “Festival of m.p.h. PASTE 7:30 at Faith Lutheran 1 lb 0 0 ^ 1 17 OZ. Ascending on High.” On that day the sky In the 18th and 19th centuries the first Church, Silver Lane, East NO 1 1 OZ. GOLD MEDAL FLOURiiJS^ EOZ. was filled with thousands of spectacularly weather experiments using kites were Juice PHOSPHATES CANS^^^^ ■ CANS ■ 1 GREEN GIANT Hartford. The Chi Rho 3 decorated and colored kites. Some of the conducted in England and Scotland. 460Z.CAN 4 c7 n^S Players will present the CANS huge dragon kites measured up to 50 feet Instruments, for measuring atmospheric P H R M WHOLE KERNEL 17 oz Lenten play “The Terrible conditions as well as photographic equip in length and required several men to fly U U n i l OR CREAM STYLE c a n 4^ CANS M I Meek” by C.R. Kennedy. them. ment were sent aloft to collect data. Most 5 POPE - IMPORTED ■■ ■ - people are, of course, familiar with Ben HOT MU SMppyCREAMY-CHUNKY SHOP RITE CHOCOUTECHP Another ceremony celebrated in ancient British Isles Chapter, u o z.Q Q ( iS * -|3 9 UQUDOETEROar China and known as “Driving Away the Franklin’s dangerous experiment using a Daughters of the British NESTLE’S COCOA MX PEANUT BUHER COOKIES Devil ” m ark ^ the seventh birthday of a kite to prove that lightning and the elec Empire, will have Its 3 9 * OCTAGON TOMATO PASTE 5 J1 MSTANTCHOCOUTE BREAST OF CHCKa CHUNK SHOP RITE 7 9 * family’s first bom son. The father con trical current that he and others were spring dance March 26 2 . $ 1 4 9 3-PLY- producing through wires and rods were HERSHEY’S CAN I structed a straw kite and attached to it as from9p.m. tola.m. atthe WHITE TUNA • ! i f 6 5 * PURPLE PLUMS 4 9 * TERRI TOWELS >51* much string as he could afford or gather. one and the same. West Hartford American KLUTZ SHOPRrrE When Marconi sent the first trans- FOR THE DRAM JUMBO ROLL The string was let out amid prayers and ORANGE JUICE 3r2^& J9* FLORIDA CALIFORNIA Legion Home. The Blue q 1 .1 thanksgiving to the very end. ’Then the kite Atlantic wireless message in 1901, the CHOCOLATE SYRUP V CAN I PEARS ORUjm Notes will play for dan 3 a * 1 LIQUID PLUMMER 7 9 * SARAN WRAP 7 9 * was freed to take with it any bad luck that receiving aerial was held aloft by a large FRESH cing. The event is open to MSTANT-ALL FLAVORS _ FORBAKMG TOLETBQWL hexagonal kite. I.2So iQ Q 0 JASH 6"*«-<»*NGE-RE0-B£RHY-HAWA. might befall the young boy. G AYLORD 2 LB. FRESH the public. More informa ROYAL PUDDING •n< 1 9 * In Japan, the Boy’s Festival held each Kites also played an important role in POTATOES CRINKLE CUT PKG. tion may be obtained by 5 axEs 9 9 COAT N BAKE 49« LYSOL CLEANER 4 9 ^ PUNCH IN GLASS May 5 still features kite flying. Kites, the development of aviation. The Wright TOP SPRED GREEN SHOPRITE TMY SHOPRITE A U PURPOSE 7 9 * calling 647-9848 or 561-3591. f, REHLLS shaped like carp with an opening at one brothers, among others, flew kites and SPINACH ALASKAN SHRIMP •fs89* KIPPER SNACKS -s 4 9 * AJAX CLEANER M' DIXIE end similar to the windsocks seen at air towed gliders in preparation for their LOW LOW PRICE! The Rev. Norman i59* ports, are flown on poles outside of homes powered flights. MARGARINE 3 . J 1 . CABBAGE Swensen, pastor of Trinity SHOPRITE HAS- in which sons reside. ’There is one carp for In recent times, however, the kite has Covenant Church will -PRICE PLUS ONE-STOP SHOPPING each son, the largest for the oldest and so been replaced as a purely functional 2110UNCEPACKAGE 4 9 m speak on "He Is the on down the line. 'The carp was chosen object in most instances. Kite flying as a F\illness of Light," at the because it is a strong swimmer against pleasurable pursuit, though, seems to LBS. fourth in a aeries of mid 214 SPENCER STRST 5 7 R E A S T FAMILY HOME CENTER the swift current. It is hoped that the have lost none of its popularity. Beginning Dash Detergent ^,49 week Lenten services MANCHESTER MIDDLE TURNPIKE carp’s courage and strength is passed this month, the sky will be d o tt^ with tonight at 7:15 at the along to the sons. * kites of all sizes, shapes and color. We’ll church. Allen Anway will “ In m4m l« • owmclenl M p p iy «f m (m nemo for «N e l eiw cu ote m e ri « e meot reoesvo Um rIeM le MmM Me pureheoe e l oelee «e unHo e l 4 e l ony o o it Memo, e iee p l where p th tnirtoi n Net reeponoHHe lor typegrephteel error*. Prteee eWeethte twnUei Merch 11, thru Mereh II, 1IT7. CoeyrlRhl Wehelem PeeU Cerp. IlFF. According to legend, about 400 B.C. in be flying ours...hope to see you. read the scripture lesson, Greece, Archytas, a scientist and citizen When you’re not engaged in kite flying, and Mrs. Fred Hutt will be of Athens, devised a rather unusual kite. visit the museum. It and the new kite dis the soloist. Rather than constructing an ordinary play are open, free to the public, 2 p.m. to 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Manchester 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. PAGE S IX -C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Coim., Wed., March 16. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD,-Manchester, Conn,, Wed., March 16. 1 9 7 7 - PAGE SEVEN-C D u p licate 1 - Bridge--^ htNs coupon tnda 17.80 puthttt Center Bridge Club WMi mt nupon and ■ trz o pucKM WtdilNa coupon and a r . 80pufdiaaa March 11 at the Masonic Stop & Shop-Frozen Temple — North-South: Joyce iGaLCem Salad Driskell and Mrs. Shirley ScotTDiwds Graboff, first; Mr. and Mrs. Jumbo #P M e a t P e c ^ e Paul Barton, second; Wilmer Orange OU Curtiss and Clem Hitchcock, 140 Count third. East-West: Mrs. Burton 128 ounce Smyth and Norman Whitney, 233 can 234 1 ply Roll Each of thoaa advortisod Itomt it ra- JuiceOoed tfvu SH. Uv. It- IMfontMnpareuilonMr. 239 Good itvu Sal. Mar. iBLMioAacanpareuikNnar. quirad to bo roadily availabla for sala Bring You a Fabulous first; Mrs. Marion Haines and thru Bat.Mar.n.Umiiona roa par cuttomar. ADVERTISED Mrs. Glenn Prentiss, second; Frozen at or bolow the advortisod price In Grocery r ^ o c e r y ITEM PDLICy oach AbP Storo, oxcapt as spacifi- Eugene Toch and Paul money on stop & Shop Gutreich, third. cally notad in this ad. Brands. There are more than 1200 Manchester Bridge Club lllfiillill Beef and Pork Snactacular! Wtti Ms coupon tnd • 17.80 purcttut WWitMtcaiponandat7.S0piiRt«w March 12 at 146 Hartford With tWa coupon and a 17.50 puRlwaa items under our own labels—priced lower Rd. — North-South: Cort than the nationally advertised brands. This Howell and Jan e Kuhlen, IFleischmaiiii^ week save even more with these sale items. first; Sue Eggleton and Jean- Cheese Food Frendi Fries nine Raymond, second; Hem i16oz. C o r n O i l Sun Stop&Shop BEEF CHUCK-BONE IN FULL 7 RIB PORTION Agrawez and Eleanor Dubois, pkg. Glory third. S M c e s r g j ^ fMai^^iriiie Z Q 14oz. Sun Glory-ktdMdually East-West: Peg LaPlant 51b. Bottle I Wiappad-Whits or Yellow 1 pound pockaga and Bob Stratton, first; Jack qlr. to. sticks bag ^ Ketdnip OeodffnSM.Uv It. Umiion«pkg per cMiomsr. 12 '^238 Descy and Lou Halpryn, se Pood thfy Sat .Mar. .iJ>tHonapfcg.paTCM WadnMday M IN I US Legislators detail work Alt M LfeMiM u {.MImmii kllM IPMtMN By BARBARA RICHMOND Supreme Court to come up with an She said there is an awareness in M }N *^ u ihM IM IMirtMi U j.V M I*i|.| I fell Herald Reporter equitable solution to ADM problems. the legislature that the “golden” Concerning the proposed fiscal im years are gone and there's not much Mr IM lira A Chester Morgan, Vernon’s M I. M feral M i . ------representative to the General pact study, Morgan said that if money, so legislators look closely at 74 1 IM k U t fell fert Assembly, is fighting for a fiscai im enough pressure is brought to make programs that will cost towns tiSSTiiwi officials aware of the fiscal impact of M Lfe.fefet pact study on the costs of state- money. Lfetkfi M IH A lfe programs, the mandate, may be It was agreed to have the IMUI IM IkMMlf* mandated programs. llMfekm U IHrO* Morgan and Teresaiee Bertinuson, withdrawn. legislators appear at council ikM M fer M IfefeMi Mrs. Herbst said that for some of meetings from time-to-time to keep Ikariwla IM irifefe who represents a section of Vernon IfeHMM IM i l-I I.hkWk plus Ellington and East Windsor, the mandated programs, towns are members up-to-date on things that I.IMiM IM *■ M life Ml spoke to the Vernon Town Council reimbursed two-thirds of the cost. concern Vernon. tfeMM Ul k IM L M Lk*kM ■ruesday night on request of Coun- But the town has to first appropriate The council also: L IXt fer feiilM } ZfelM the money and is reimbursed later. • Approved the appointments of Mm Infer X. IM felM cilwoman Marie Herbst. lUVinIM M ilSkfeH IMM Mrs. Herbst said the request She said towns should receive pre Sherwood Aborn as tree warden; ifenAkfer ti liw h S l-l IfelCkST S.kfefen payments. This would also help the LITiM lUlMfekn stemmed from concern and frustra Anthony J. Choma Jr., Zoning Board iN T a k M M I kwtM IM I.M k«l I.IMakr tion about state withdrawal of fun state keep a better rein on what it of Appeals; Helen Gleason, dog I.FramMk U-i I kkfe Mr M l MM tkn'iMkr XNAfen ding for programs already started, pays out, she said. warden; Thomas Freethy, deputy knktfefeferl cost of special education and its Morgan said he was told that the dog warden, and Lloyd Eddy, assis drain on local taxpayers, and such. office of fiscal management could tant dog warden.. M 1M IU handle this. • Established a budget delibera L kralkl She also said the the Average Daily M IlM m A lifer Membership (ADM) grants from the Mrs. Bertinuson said all legislators tion schedule, with the first of a Ul 1 Ti^ k tk M k k l are busy with committee work. She U if e n lN ll w l state for school attendance are not series of meetings scheduled March U L M M IM L femrin equitable. said she is on the Eklucation Com 29. IM IkrnU IM M I. fe * Mu U Morgan said he thinks the mittee, which is now trying to revise • Approved several in- M 1 hi N Nk 74 ilMT legislature will be told by the the formula for aid to education. tradepartmental budget transfers. FI IM SMN L kfer Ik M U l UNNIh LfeiHU M t IM kfe IM LlMlHiNr. M LU.'ililiW IM MMkIM M I a n Tk^ M L ittfe lliliig s Mean ALod IT felM M i U4 fe* k M >ti H faifeiri IfelM M lITiMkkMM M 1, intm n n n i VI M I HM M Ul IkfenM I Youth service praised ,M I. knA Mr M M I IM n* Tw Mlfeni^M M i M M M L U fek Vernon coordinated effort with other agen there were any criticism, or a Ul Ml MM LUkaiMi U 14 LfekAMtak Charles Allen, director of Vernon’s cies to reach a conclusion. questionable area in his respon- Iftme Loans 14 M tfefe Ul M L nnMn Youth Services Bureau, has been on The Advisory Board of the Youth siblities, one area of concern would We’ll give a hand, when you’ve lost the way . . . give you a loan to rely o n ... M 1 Hfe IM 14 l l S i r i k I Services Bureau, appointed by the be that Mr. Allen could improve his Ul IM k n M M ik k n M the job since last August and has whether the day Is bright or gray.. . we are the ones to depend o n ... Mifenki Ul U4 l U k k i ^ gained the support of many in mayor and the council, contacted services by more readily using the Ui 1 fenin* In M Itlf e n f e n IM 14 I. iaM k M M I.MfeiAfeq several groups and individuals asking services that are available in the i K — M dividuals and organizations including Little Things Mean A L o t... Like one week approval on all loan applications IM L ri aw M LImInfe the police department. them to state their position as to the area.” upto$10,(X)0.(X). ■ MKIIprtatoh Allen, in a six-month report to the effectiveness of the bureau. • Capt. John Bundy, Vernon Police MNhlli Town (Council, said during his first Allen was cited by the Greater Ver Department: “Charles Allen has three months he worked with 49 non Jaycees for his work in helping become a valuable resource to the HOME IMPROVEMENTS LOAH8- youths under 20 years of age and that organization form lU Tri-Town Vernon Police Department. He has FIR8T FEDERAL a iC K STOPPING during the next three months the Youth group. been involved in many youth • Inrtdoi painting and papaiing • calarlw painting • modarnlilng Other accolades included: problems in a cooperative spirit with kltchan o i bathroom • In ground pool • lancing • landicaping • wall to 1% number increased to 55. wall carpeting • additions ol breeieway or garage • add a fireplace SU PK SHOPPING TlArtE Of the total for the six months, 11 • John O’Dell, senior probation of the department’s juvenile officer.” • add a dormer, porch, patio • new driveway • Insulation • furnace • add a picture window (fresh view of life) • tennis court • sauna were female and 16 male aged 12-16, ficer: "Dealing in a direct way on a • Beverly Cochran, supervisor, '$ 5,001 maiaiid and in the 16-20 age group, 3 were daily basis with the agencies and school social work: "I personally, as • gutters and downspouts • Plus any other home ImprovemenU. WOOD to now ATTOyorA.i female and 16 were male. schools in (Vernon and M ng on the well as every member of my staff, In the second three-month period, Board of the American R rt (boss have nothing but the highest praise 14 were female and 24 male in the and the Hockanum Valley Communi for the service Charlie has WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.. NO DEALERS PLEASEI younger group, and five female and ty Service Center, I am aware of the provided.” Starts Tomorrow 12 male in the older group. positive feeling toward Mr. Allen and • Cynthia Brown, liaison counselor, P lllC fS EFFECTIVE AT THESE “BIB L” DISCOUMT STORE LOCATIONS: LOWEST Allen said the quarterly statistical the efforts he has been extending.” Comprehensive Youth Work F*SlF6d^SflVhgs 9 A.M. HI MMnlto • Richard Godek, service coor Experience Program: "Mr. Allen report fallfto indicate the number of Eist ttartfofd, OtMtonbufy, South OlootonbiHy, Msnchstlif, Vomon, RoefcvMo and Sc PRICES ON open cases that are carried from one dinator of the Hockanum Valley has proven himself to be a great DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER month to the next. Community Council Inc.: "I would asset to our program as a liaison per P. 8. Ask us about a NOW Account. He also said statistics don’t reveal evaluate Charles Allen as an effec son between the Town of Vernon and A savings account that lets you write checks and earns 5% interest. LYNCH MOTORS, FILM the amount of Indivi^al contact and tive director of youth services... If qur officer.” 34S Cantor Stroot M6-4321 pi 881 MAIN STREET iDEVELOPINGII PAOE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 16, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March |6, 1977— PAGE FIVE-B Sports In brief INVITATION Kingman displays power TO BID Heraidangie Bonnics upsct O regon Court order Sealed bids will ba received in Earl Yost NEW YORK (UPI) - Greg brothers, Keith and Larry, combined Bonaventure into the semifinals, it with 28 points. It marked *h.' third "ATLANTA A (UPI)(tPI) - A federal judge Tuesday the Office of Hie Director of for 36 points in helping the Wildcats ordered Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn to lift General Services, 41 Center Sports Editor Sanders of St. Bonaventure had also enables Sanders to resume his year in a row that Oregon disap with hat hut still unsigned Street, Manciie.ste.', Connec played in Madison Square extend their streak of never having lifelong rivalry with the Herron pointed in the NIT. t '*'* Atlanta Brav ticut until March II, U77 at lost to Massachusetts in four outings, brothers, who were raised in the In the opener, Keith Herron scored owner Ted Turner or said the court would do it. Gai^en twice before and been NEW YORK (UPI) sixth when the Mets moved Los Angeles Dodgers to a run triple in a five-run 11:00 a.m. for the following: with an 81-71 Victory. same section of Washington as 20 points, Larry Herron added 16 and Attorneys for Kiihn and Turner met later to draw help the Atlanta Braves — Dave Kingman is ahead for good, 3-2. 13-3 triumph over the St. seventh inning, to spark beat the Houston Astros, 6- Project 1. EDUCAHWIAL disappointed both times. On Alabama and Houston, winners of Sanders. John Olive, scoreless in the first half, up a pro|msed consent order, removing all or most of . . . . . A two-run single by Lou Louis Cardinals ... Larry the Seattle Mariners to a 6- 1. SUPPLIES FOR EARLY Tuesday night, the only people triggered a 20-9 tear with eight points the sanctions, for presentation today to U.S. Dislriel everything in hlS Foster and a run-scoring LEARNING CENTER “We’re gonna have to stop the Parrish, fighting to retain 4 victory over the San Rookie outfielder Jim disappoint^ by Sanders’ play to help Villanova break away from a Newell Edenfield, who would make the POWer tO COnvince the hit by Bob Myrick gave the Project 2. LOAM Herron brothers,” said Sanders, who his third-base position, Francisco Giants. Corcoran hit a two-run Honor appreciated operations at the Hartford Civic narrow 45-44 lead with 16:25 left. order official. New York Mets they Mets three more runs in were from Oregon. failed to score in his first Garden drove in two runs with his homer in the lUh inning to The Town of Manchetter ii on Center, reported it took three hours NIT “ We’re an aggressive team,” sqid the eighth. The victory, the equal opportunity employer, "I never expected something as , 0>nnecting on an assortment of game last year and was a loser in the a should pay him $3 second three-hit game of Vida Blue gave up two lift the Detroit Tigers to a to lay the special Supreme tennis Keith, a 6-6 senior. “I was glad to see- Mets’ fourth straight, was a ^ requirea an affirmative wonderful as this. I can't say how acrobatic drives and short jump second, ‘"niey’ve been my buddies Sinatra to appear million over six years. the sprigg to guide the hits and one run over five 3-1 victory over court surface used for Aetna Cup my brother do so well. We like to credited to rookie Jackson action policy for all of its Con much I appreciate the honor. I was shots,*Sanders keyed a 12-0 spurt ear Monday night’s quarterfinal games, all my life. I Imow they can shoot the Montreal Expos to a 5-2 innings in his second start Philadelphia ... Ron matches and two hours to remove. play it playground style and I think LOS ANGELES (UPI) - “OP Blue Eyes” Frank Kingman’S power Todd. tractors and Vendors aa a con overwhelmed and pleased when Fran ly in the second half by scoring eight meet in Thursday night’s other ball, too. I expect it to be a very victory over the Cincinnati to help the Oakland A’s to a Blomberg hit a towering New ice was made today for the this helped us. If you play it tough, Sinatra will give the Los Angeles Dodgers a send-off Considerable, In other games, Jerry dition of doing busineta with (Mahoney) called to say I had been of his game-high 30 points to spark semifinal game. aggressive game. We have to box Reds. 4-2 triumph over the homer in the second inning the Town, as per Federal return of the Whalers for their you make them earn a n tin g they hy singing the National Anthem opening day, April 7, He demonstrated that Morale^ singled in the win selected,” the Bonnies to a 76-73 upset victory "I felt like the six million dollar them out, keep the Herrons away Doug Decinces smacked Cleveland Indians ... Jerry to help the New York Order 11246. Friday night WHA game against get.” it was announced Tuesday. power again Tuesday by ning run in the seventh in The speaker was Christie McCor over Oregon and into the semifinals man out there,” Sanders said. “It from the boards.” Turner and George Hen Yankees to a 9-4 triumph Bid forms, plans and Calgary at 7:30...With exceptional The club said the singer agreed to do the honors belting his second home ning to enable the Chicago drick hit home runs in a mick, tabbed to be the guest of honor of the National Invitation Tourna was like I had bionic powers. It “ We’ll be ready for the Bonnies,” over the Minnesota Twins. speciflcationa are available at early season weather, golfers have Essie Hollis added 19 points for the lieeause he is “ a close personal friend” of the new run in two days to pace Cubs to snap a four-game ^ Spring at the 22nd Knights of Columbus ment against Villanova. seemed like a miracle was happening promised Olive. “We can beat them, three-run seventh-inning the General Services Office, been out the past two weekends at Bonnies, while Greg Ballard, who Dodger Manager Tom Lasorda. New York to a 7-2 exhibi losing streak with a 4-3 vic Also, the Cubs sold first Irish-Sports Night last Monday night Villanova advanced earlier every other minute.” despite losing to them earlier (84-74), rally to spark the San 41 Center Street, Manchester, both Manchester Country Qub and scored 43 points against Oral Roberts tion victory over the tory over the California training baseman Jerry Tabb to at the Kacey Home. Tuesday night when the Herron The victory not only lifts St. We're getting better all the time and Diego Padres to a 7-4 win Connecticut. "This evening, I shall never Ellington Ridge using temporary in a first-round game, led Oregon I believe we have the poise needed in Rams noncommittal Pittsburgh Pirates. Angels ... Steve Stone a tw o -ru n h o m e r to against Milwaukee. Oakland for cash and, in a TOWN OF MANCHESTER, greens. Officially open is Mike and forget,” the long-time civic and the NIT.” LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The U s Angeles Rams are f e L S S struck out five batters in highlight a three-run eighth separate transaction, CONNECTICUT sports figure noted. Kamey Ovian’s Tallwood course in four innings to start the inning that helped rally a traded outfielder Jim ROBERT B. WEISS, nonoommillal about the prospects of acquiring Joe HemanHn hnt^o Moio Dave Hilton had four hits GENERAL MANAGER Like all other Irish Nights, Hebron. Chicago White Sox to a 3-0 Tyrone to the A’s for utility Namath, the aging New York Jets quart^rback^who split Baltimore Orioles while P ^ ro Garcia and Otto 037-3 promoted by Mahoney, and capably wants to finish his career in California. n Iw shutout over Kansas City in squadjo a 7-3 victory over velez belted homers to infielder Gaylen Pitts. MC’ed by John Tierney, the most re Hoop reunion th e f ir s t gam e of a the Texas Rangers Bulls play super They have until Friday to make a decision. The renarried as the taam’s tnn lead the Toronto Blue Jays Probate Notice In another swap between cent was tops with Hal Goodnough Plans are progressing for the Jets have until April 1 to decide whether to pick up -jg receives 8225- doubleheader. Joh'n Later, Baltimore's other to an 9-8, 11-inning victory Yesteryear Basketball Reunion April Wathan and Luis Silverio team blanked the Boston the Cubs and A’s, just prior Court of Probate regaling the crowd for 40 minutes Namath s option. His two-year ronirart for $900,000 over a split Cincinnati District of Manchester with his rapid-style delivery of sports 23 at Willie’s. Local amateur teams hit home runs in the second Red Sox on the combined to the interleague trading expired a. the end of the 1976 season. Kingmn’s shot over the ..i, u rr, j . . R ed s te a m ... G ary NOTICE OF HEARING stories. of the 1930s will gather to talk over in heating Celts game to spark the Royals pitchmgof Rudy May’Den- Matthews hit his first deadline, Chicago received left-field wall gave New to a 10-3 victory. right-handed relief pitcher ESTATE OF ANNA KRIESKI aka Nationality nights have always old times and 200 are Separate deals nis Martinez and Fred (,ome run, Willie Montanez ANNA L. KRiESKI, deceased York a 1-0 lead in the Jim Todd in exchange for gone over big in the past and helping expected...Memorial Mass for the Dave Lopes drove in two Holdsworth, had two singles and an RBI Pursuant to an ordier of Hon. William MESA, Ariz. (UPI) — The Oakland A’s have fourth inning. He later right-handed pitcher Joe E. FitxGerald, Judge, daM Maii^ 10. make Irish Night a success were late Jack Rose, president of the Hart CHICAGO (UPI) — Coming from Tommy Heinsohn, one of runs with a double in a six- Juan Bernhardt had and Jeff Burroughs singled 1977, a hearing will be held on an fiddler John Kean, accordianist ford Twilight ^ seb all League, will received two players from the Chicago Cubs in what singled during a two-run run fifth inning to spark the three hits, including a two- Coleman. aMlicatlon praying fw authority to basketball’s most notorious curmudgeons, you know the Chicago to drive in another run to sell certain real estate as in said Larry Moran and vocalist Bill be held Saturday morning at 10 at was announced as Iwo separate transactions. application on file more fully appears, Leggett. St.Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield. Bulls are getting some respect. They received Jerry Tabb for an undisclosed at the Court of Probate on March 29, “They played a super game. 1977 at 2:90 p,m. The 84-year-old McCormick was The celebrant will be the Rev. amount of cash Tuesday. The A's also swapped utility Kim M. Lull tremendous basketball,” the Boston infielder Caylen Pitts to the Cubs in return for out ©rp®®i?sftuiz Ais't. Clerk lauded for his efforts in broaching Thomas Campion...The Twi League we ran our offense good,” said Bulls No. 030-9 the idea and pushing for the plans to name a board oWirectors to Celtics coach said Tuesday night. Coach Dick Badger. “I think they fielder Jim Tyrone. Carlson, Pisch “They played one of the finest games Optimism found Manchester Community College carry on the program, Jim (the Celtics) played with NOTICE TO CREDITORS that was played against us this Relays which proved successful last Gallagher, secretary, notes...Mike enthusiasm. (John) Havlicek played Charges dropped ESTATE OF E. THEODORE year.” BANTLY, deceased summer and appear to be an annual Beach of Vernon will succeed Tom •s like he was 27 instead of 37.” WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government dropped in Tigers’ camp hoop choices event. Collins as chairman of the Aetna The Bulls, making an 11th hour run The 37-year-old Celtics iron man, The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. at the playoffs, nearly blew, the drug charges Tuesday against Mike Green, backup Judge, of the Court of Probate. World Cup next March. Two men who however, was held to 14 points, four District of Manchester, at a bearing Celtics out of the Stadium for 2 'A center for the Seattle SuperSonics. held on March 9.1977 ordered that aO Bu$e$ accommodating . did great behind the scene jobs for below his average. LAKELAND, Fla. (UPI) — You never saw such op- I quarters, suffered a brief dry spell, Green and two friends were arrested Dec. 9, when . . . Two local hoopsters have been named to play in the claims must be presented to the Bill Bayer, president of the Neipsic Aetna were A1 Abend and Bob Nor “We played bad offensively and fiduciary on or before June 9. 1977 or then held on to win 107-96 and chalk the Sonies made their last visit to this area. Officers the Detroit Tigers’ camp, and third annual Connecticut High School Coaches’ Associa be barred as by law provided. Tennis (ilub, reports he tried the ton, members of the publicity defensively. We just didn’t shoot the said they found marijuana and cocaine in the 'f yo“ know Ralph Houk at all you Say to yourself SO what r a r l J. HuUman up their ninth victory in their last 10 tion Basketball Festival March 25 at Southern Connec special bus service from Burr department...Greater Hartford Open t f ball,” Havlicek moaned. automobile in which the three were riding. Green else IS new, only this time it’s not a man or some Super- A u't. Clerk games. ticut State College in New Haven. 'Rte fiduciary la; Comers to the Hartford Civic Center last summer realized a profit of 854,- Besides Gilmore, three other Bulls pleaded innocent. man he’s carrying on about, it’s a bird. Eiast Catholic High’s Gary Carlson has been selected to Alice D. Bantly 000 which will be uSed by the spon Led by Artis Gilmore’s 28 points, FRANK ROBINSON IS NO.4^ 246 Scott Drive last weekend for the Aetna Cup starters scored 21 points or better. Mark “The Bird’’ AU TU r A lt.TIklf? IJAAlfr. • the Class L team of Connecticut which will be pitted Chicago shot 57 per cent in the first ON THE AU-TIM E HOME- Manchester, Conn. 06040 matches and found it most ac soring Hartford Jaycees for many r Wilbur Holland scored 23, Mickey Fidrych, who else? against Western M assachusetts Class L. Also, No. 0994 half to build up a 61-48 halftime lead. PUN LIST. HOW MANY commodating. Hundreds of New community projects. TWs year’s Johnson added 22 and Srott May Delvecchio fired Twice now this spring, road. He couldn’t sleep. TIMES PIP FRANK WIN A Manchester High’s John Pisch has been tabbed to the The Bulls mounted their biggest lead, You remember what England Whaler hockey fans living in Open w ill be Aug.3-7 a t the chipped in 21. DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit Red Wings have they’ve let the Bird test his H.R.TITLE IN HIS CAREER? Connecticut Class LL club which will face Eastern Wethersfield Country Club with 83-60, with 4:02 remaining in the third good right wing and both Roger Maris went through this area take advantage of the quarter. “Throughout my coaching history. fired General Manager Alex Delvecchio and plan to A. ONCE Massachusetts Class LL. A third game pitting Class S Order Your roundtrip bus service to and from 8210,000 in prize money being Local Junior Whalers on display Friday I’ve always had four or five players times it looked the same as when he was hitting all his 0 FOUR TIMES But Boston fought back gamely, replace him with former Red Wing star Ted Lindsay, versus Class M of Ck>nnecticut will open the night’s Manchester to Hartford at the offered...Paul Lanza is the new right up there in scoring. You don’t it did last summer, which home runs. It was the same C. THREE TIMES festivities. scoring 10 unanswered points to cut radio station WJR reported today. special price of one executive director of the Connecticut Three Manchester youngsters, (1. to r.) Galen Bryam, Jim win many games with a one-man is another way of saying thing with Mark. I was “Happy Chicago’s lead to 87-80 with 6:41 The station said “sources close to the team” have s,'>i-nav. oofti a-Mi/v laueiiB Carlson led the Eagles to an 18-7 mark and a quarter- Section PGA...BUI McKee of Ferrari and Erie Stepper will be in the lineup of the New offense,” Badger said. superb. thinking all that pressure ».2m6V-9061 33NO..«MSUe fi^g, ^ ^ h with an almost 16-point per game average quarter...Speaking of the Neipsic remaining before the Bulls could put revealed that Delvecchio was fired in a meeting with Club, the annual meeting will be held Manchester and Mark Masley of England Hartford Junior Whalers Friday night at the Hart Dave Cowens led the Celtics with team owner Bruce Norris Tuesday in New York. The Bird has not been was gonna get him. I while Pisch, 6-0 backcourt performer, led 3fanchester to Ellington are members of the Bryant the game on ice. scored upon yet, having thought it had to happen, Thonghr Friday night at the Manchester Coun ford Civic Center against Longmeadow, Mass., between “We got a little tired but as a whole 22 points. Norris summoned the general manager to his side a 14-9 record with a 17.3 points per game average. try aub. This will be the 12th annual College bowling team which won a periods of the Calgary-Whaler WHA game. Tuesday afternoon. blanked the Red Sox for but he never ran out of gas- Scoreboard dinner of the club that has berth in the Northeast Regional three innings his first time Today! headquarters on Line Street at the Tournament. McKee, who has a 200 out and the Cardinals for HCC fives fare well Manchester-GIastonbury pin tourney average, also qualified four innings in his second for the Nationals April 5-7 in Reno, NBA vet to retire assignment. WHA line...Charlie Miller, head of Well represented in the 55th annual CIAC State Basket Nev. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — Tom Van Arsdale of the All this is in keeping with East INDEX what Fidrych did last year WHA scores W L T PU. ball Tournament is the Hartford (bounty (inference, of Pheonix Suns, a 12-year NBA veteran, will retire at which East Catholic is a member. NOnCM the end of the present season. in his first season in the World Hockey Associa Quebec 40 37 1 83 1 -- Low ind Found Sale prices in effect CiocinnaU 35 31 3 73 Three HCC clubs ^ , 2 <- PBrponBlB “It's a difficult decision to make because the game majors when he won 19 tion, Houston 4, Quebec 3; 3 •- Announcements this week only games, led the American Indianapolis 3, Calgary 1; Indian. 31 33 7 09 qualified for the tourney Orchestra slated 4 -- EnierUilnmem has been my life for so long,” Van Arsdale said New Engind 29 37 4 04 5 -- Auctiona League with a 2.34 earned Birmingham 4, Cincinnati and two have reached state for hoop reunion SAVE ‘ Tuesday. “But I’m 34 now and after 12 years in the Birmin^am 28 40 3 90 finals. South Catholic High w , , V ypsterdav FINANCIAL Nuggets extra tough NBA I think the time has come to step out of it.” run average, walked off 2; Winnipeg 7, Edmonton, 6 - Bonda«Slockt-Moftoeoet with the Rookie of the Year 0; San Diego 4, Phoenix 4, Weal of Hartford made it a pair J , ‘S e S " ^ n ' 9 - Peraonol Loeni W L T PU. with a 76-60 win over 10 - Award, finished second to in overtime. Saturday, April 23 at inaurence Guardsman 4 Ply ^ 3 6 1 . ^ 5 0 Houston 43 20 6 92 Bassick High of Bridgeport Jim Palm er in the Cy Rookie Morris Lukowich Willie’s will be provided by fMPLOYMtNT Winnipeg 39 28 last night at the New 13 - Help Wanted playing home court In Sets of Four Coach of Year Young balloting and scored' the tying and win the Dubaldo Bros, 14 - Buaineaa Opportunltlea Giur6$naD Scan Rrf alar Pl«$ San LMego 33 33 Haven Coliseum to reach 15 - Situation Wiihtad BUckwill LawPriea F.E.T. emerged the most natural ning goals early in the third Calgary 28 34 orchestra. Dancing is A 78-13 BOSTON (UPI) — Don Feeley, whose “ warm fuz- the Class L Division finals. NEW YORK (UPI) Spurs 118, Nets 108 had 23 and Doug Collins 22 I K . t e 1.74 Steel Guardsman Radial ly refreshing figure to period to rally the Aeros listed from 9 to 1. iOUCATION zies” have turned Sacred Heart University into a Edmonton 28 40 South will face Warren 16 Privala InatrueVona — If th e Denver Mark Olberding scored for the 76ers, who bounced B 7 8-I3 $18.50 1.84 come into baseball since from a three-goal deficit Phoenix ' 26 39 The reunion is open to all 19 Schoola*Claaaea s«™ nud hugglnl iImI Mted ndUUI Ttat cooI™»ilm Uni in basketball powerhouse, has been elected the 1976-77 Harding High of 22 points and grabbed a back from a loss Sunday to E 78-14 $21.00 2.25 Dizzy Dean. against the Nordiques ... local basketball players of 30 Iniiructiona Wanted Nuggets and Los MU loigh with 3 itnl MU ind 2 polyaM ridUl plln for lUblllly UPI New England Coach of the Year, it was an Bridgeport in a rematch of season-high 13 rebounds to Chicago. F 7 8 -H $22.00 2.39 ”I just hope he can pitch Renald Leclerc scored two NHL the 1930 era. RIAL ESTATE Angeles Lakers, the Priced tiarl ad low ad nounced today. the 1976 title game, which 23 ~ Hornet tor Salt help San Antonio move Blazers 131, Jazz 104 G 78-14 $24.00 2.55 as good as he did last goals and Blair MacDonald Campbell Conference Committee members are 24 - teams with the best The 39-year-old Feeley, athletic director and Harding won. Lota-Land lor Sale Portland, sparked by the year,” Houk says anytime got his 100th career goal to Patrick Division Yosh Vincek, general 25 - Inveatment Property G 78-IS $24.00 2.58 basketball coach at the Bridgeport, Conn., school Earlier, St. Thomas 26- Buaintaa Property records in the NBA, return of Bill Walton and 22 anyone asks him how many lift the Racers over the ' W L T PU. chairman; Janey 27 - Reaort Propehy ultimately meet in the f Pro H 7 8 -I5 $26.00 2.80 since the varsity program began in 1965, has led the PhUa. 43 IS 12 96 Aquinas of New Britain 28 - Real Eatale Wanted points from Lionel Hollins, 84 Pioneers to a 28-2 mark and a chance to become the games he thinks his un Cowboys ... Mark Napier Bycholski, publicity; Al moved into the Class S Western Conference snapped a three-game inhibited, 22-year-old right got his 51st and 52nd goals NY Ulandrs 42 19 10 94 Rodonis, treasurer, and MI9C. iERVICEi ^ basketball,:^’ NCAA Division II national champions. They play the AtlanU 30 30 11 71 Division championship tilt 31 - Servicea ONartd losing streak, pulling the Plus F.E.X. hander can win this year. in the Bulls’ victory over Ben Grzyb, Chet 32 - Painting-Paparing finals next month, Guardsman Belted ATS-llWhUewdU University of Tennessee-Chattanooga this weekend at NY Rangers 25 33 13 63 with a 66-63 win over 33 - Building-Contracling within two games of first- Blazers to within 2V% “It’s hard to say how the Stingers ... The Jets’ Bycholski, Dom Gen- 34 - Rooting-SMing there is every indica the Springfield Civic Center in the semifinal round. Smyihe Division Wamogo. The Saints face 35 - Haating-Plumoing place Houston in the Cen games of Pacific Division ter6$man Bd(H 8«ar$ Regalar PiM 37 many games any pitcher Anders Hedberg scored tilcore, Joe Thompson, 36 - Flooririg tion that the series Bhckwill W L T PU. St. Joseph’s of Trumbull in leading Los Angeles. Law Price F.EX Steel Guards MEN Regalar will win. We should be a three goals in the victory Mike Glnolli, Ed Vilga, 37 - tral Division. SALE PtM St. Louis 29 Saturday night’s final at Movtng-Trucking-Sloraga could go to the team Walton played only 17 A78-13 $22.88 1.75 Radial (WWlewaU) PrkeEa. PRICE Ea. F.E.T. stronger club this year, over the Oilers to bring his Walt Backus, Zip Kennedy, 36 - Sarvicea Waniad 75ers 133, Cavs 102 aAts-i] 944.52 I37.M 1.12 Chicago the New Haven Coliseum with the home court minutes but scored 12 C78-I3 $25.88 2.01 Better than Masters which should help Mark.” season total to 61 ... and Don Geer, Henry Grzyb, MI8C. FOR 9ALE Julius Erving notched 26 BR78-13 947.22 948.14 2.88 MlnnesoU at 7 o’clock, which will be 40- points and grabbed eight D78-14 $26 A8 2.12 Houk sends a stream of John French got a pair of Frank Matson, Howie Houaehold Oooda advantage. points, (Jeorge McGinnis DR78-14 949.83 $4t.34 2J8 PONTA VEDRA, Fla. (UPI) — Jack Nicklaus called Vancouver followed by the L Division 41 - Articlet for Sale rebounds. E78-14 tobacco juice toward the third-period goals less than Colorado Holmes and Henry Frey. 42 - Building Supptiaa Playing before a regular- $27.88 2.27 ER76-H 953.83 945.78 2.47 it “the most significant of our tour events,” and Al final. 43 - dugout floor and talks six minutes apart to earn Tickets are available for Pala -Birda- Doga season record crowd of 18,- F78-14 $29.88 2.43 FR78-14 957.19 948.81 245 Geiberger said the field was better than the Masters’ Wales Conference • And the only reason East '44 - Liveaiock » about some of the the Mariners a tie with the any of the above. Guests 45 - Boata 8 Acceaaorita 127, Denver recorded its G78-14 $31.88 2.60 GRIS-U 982.92 95L72 2.85 or the U.S. Open’s. Norris Division Catholic didn’t reach New 46 - Spdriing Oooda problems Fidrych had to Roadrunners. 31st victory in 34 home G78-15 $31.88 2.65 HR78-I4 987.58 $57.44 3.91 The $300,000 Tournament Players Cham W L T PU. are expected from many 47 - Qardan Products South Dakota quintet Haven was because it was states. 48 - Aniiquat games this season Tuesday H78-15 GR7S-IS 118.78 955.85 2.99 pionship, founded four years ago by the PCA’s Tour contend with last year. Montreal 53 8 11 117 49 - Waniad to Buy $33.88 2.87 Pittsburgh 30 29 13 73 defeated by South. night when the Nuggets HR78-IS W Jl $»J4 3.11 nament Players’ Division, draws some of the biggest “Asidd from his pitching, RENTALS to face Cuban squad the thing that amazed me Los Ang. 28 29 14 70 52 - Rooms for Rant whipped the Lakers, 107-95, No Trade in Rci|uiredl FREE Mounlin|E LR78-IS 184.58 971.88 3.44 names in golf. It begins Thursday at Sawgrass golf S3 - Apartmanis for Ronl the second time the Lakers course. most was how he was able Washing. 19 39 14 52 54 - Homes tor Rent WASHINGTON (UPI) - to withstand all the Detroit 16 45 9 41 55 - Buimtag for Rent have lost in Denver. The Yankees play a Cuban Reaort Property tor Rent Eat your heart out, Bowie pressure and hullaballoo. I Adams Division Bowling 56 - Lakers also have a 31-3 team in Havana. Yankee BUSINESSMEN 57 - Wanted lo Rent record on their home Kuhn. SAVE *10 mean for him being a kid. W L T PU. SB - Mitc- for Rent management liked the idea Bob Blpss netted 18 Buffalo court, including two romps A pickup team of South Inductive Timing Light Antonino Rocca dies and a all n that. . vYou uhave no 43 21 6 92 AUTOMOTIVE and the State Department points. Jack Lawrence 16, Boston 42 21 0 92 61 - Autos for Sale over the Nuggets. Dakota basketball players SAVE NEW YORK (UPI) — Antonino Rocca, the world '^ea how bad it got. He’d TWI-LITE- Mary Bot- said it wouldn’t mind. Toronto 32 28 11 75 MIXERS- John 62 - Trucks lor Sale has beaten major league Don Coppen 14 and Merrill ticello 188-510, Mary Boyko 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale “We were fantastic But Kuhn, major league 3 9 * * famous hare-footed former world wrestling cham- 8^^ calls at 3 and 4 in the Myers 11 as Three J’s Oeve. 22 37 10 54 Ferguson 200-529, Manny 64 - Motor cyctea-Bicyclea defensively in the first baseball to the punch and Rffilir |a.a. Sesn Bat. No pion, died yesterday at a New York hospital. He was morning. We finally had to 200-524, Lynne Topping 176- 65 - Campera-Trailara-Mobile commissioner, turned Restaurant downed the Tuesday’s Results Scata 207, Dave White 213- half, that was the key,” accepted an invitation to • 5 Pair Idipttn! Scnia ipuk thnuh 49. cut his phone off on the 175-502, Jean Archambault, Hornet down the Yankees and said plufwlnlniulillon.ciio. Buzzards, 78-72, last night Atlanta 7, Pittsburgh 3 519, Dennis Winot 205-527, 66 - Automotiva Service Denver Coach Larry play a Cuban squad in 459, Millie Valentine 483, 67 - Autoi for Rent-Leaae he favored a team of U.S. at Illing Junior High. Ekl Cleveland 5, Washington Gary Mosher 218, Ray Brown said. “They were Havana early next month. Heavy-Duty Shocks Camille Scuta 460, Bonnie All-Stars playing in Cuba Kowal and Tim Coughlin Rowett 504, Bob Bower 519, lucky to score 40 poinU the They will be the first SAVE *30 Lindsay 509. next year. each popped in 22 tallies Toronto 4, St. Louis 1 Bob Pitz 543, Tom Oppelt first half. We had 15 steals, Americans to compete in Penske Engine Anahycr The State Department and Bill Kelley chipped in Vancouver 7, Detroit 1 521, Lou Damatao 502, John only a (ew turnovers and Cuba — except those who IMNNETTES- Donna □ N O TIC E S approved the trip by the Battery pcrfarnaaeeckaractertellctralad rarpewcvaceardiaita with 20 for the Buzzards. Higley 517, Al Rodonis 513, committed only 16 played there under inter Battery CauMli lateraatlaaal itaadarde (Grawp 140 Newton 176-493, Lois Begin Cathy Bohjalian 190-500, 6 South Dakota basketball fouls....” national auspices — since CaMrraaktag Reaerve Amp. kaar Nataker 1 1 9 “ Billy Justice poured in 26 NBA 181-504, Sharyn Young 194- team sometime in mid- pawer capacity capacity afplatca Pair RmUr liii.n. Pwforaii u points, Don Kauffman 23 Etta Sobolov 187, Nancy Lost and Fouml f David Thompson led diplomatic relations with dactHcal and ignitkn (aati to Eastern Conference 534, Gail Shimaitis 180-189- Allen 176, Gail Rowett 176, February. Il2mlaatec 87 66 diagnoae many angina problama. and Jerry Buznaiski 14 to the United States were 540, Carol Bushnell 175-479, IMPOUNDED • MbMd tan Denver with 26 points, Bob “They approved the trip lead Irish Agency to a tri Atlantic Division Mary White 197-502, Elna by Jones had IS and Dan broken 16 years ago. W L Pet. GB Gert Barile 182-462, Wanda and white Setter trot, Vemon prior to the lifting of the SAVE *8. . 1 On Sears SAVE *10 ple overtime 86-75 win over Dimock 178-480, Barbara Issel added 14. The Lakers The basketball team will Regdidr tIS.M pr. 1 VlS-in. pistoni PhlU. 40 27 .597 Bonadies 482, Dolly Street tree. B e a ^ , tri color travel restrictions,” the H igley 180-479, Ju lie be composed of players provides better ride conUoI than Scars Ignition Analyier Dubaldp Lesperance. Jay Boston 34 33 .507 6 Dawood 477, Joyce male. North Mala Street ana. got 21 points from Kareem spokesman said, “^nator 48 Power-rated Battery ahockd wlUi standard 1-in. bore pia- D abate 190-481, Linda Mixed mala, black and brown, from the University of Howroyd and Ken Comer- NY Knicks 30 37 .448 10 Corriveau 474. Abdul-Jabbar and 19 from Abourezk tried last year tom. Fit most American-inade cars, Mosher 186-474, Dolly Canter Street area. Mixed Lucius Allen. South Dakota and ^ u th many imports, pickups and vans. Fast, ford paced Dubaldo with 30 Buffalo 27 41 .397 13V4 breed, black and brown m ite and the State Department Regular 2 9 “ and 22 markers respective Dawood 486, Jo Ann Scata Elsewhere, Kansas City Dakota State, both 0 1 9 9 iow-cost instaiiation available. R enU r i n .» . Cbccki RPM NYNeU 21 47 .300 19V4 SILK CITY- Ray Chit- pupm, Waddell Street arei. didn’t approve it.” •39.99 ■ettinga for carburetor adiuat- 453. members of the North Cen With Trade-in Booster 8hocki.Htf.iit.arr.... a.Mft. menu, point itaiaUnct. dwdl. ly. Central Division tick 213-574, Ken Plecity Contact Manchetter Dog edged Washington, 101-99, Abourezk broached the O l . ' Warden, 64$4iW. San Antonio ripped the tral Conference. The MIDGET W L Pet. GB 202, Dale Wetzler 230-573, idea of sending a basket ^w -raled Sean m Mpa give fast itartlag and reim e capacity. Houston 40 26 .606 New York Nets, 118-108, University of South Dakota PLUS. yoM nw tf nead to add « at« ! FH moat Amaiican^ada 20% O FF VALUE Tim Feshler had 10 Manny Vega 202, Al Rowett RESTAURANT- Pat had an 11-13 record and ball team to Chiba and the can. F ne inatallallon! Wash. 39 29 .574 2 Irish 159-435, Tony A s o o m e m m u Chicago beat Boston, 107- Racing 20WS0 points and Dave Barry five 39 29 .574 2 Sr. 217-555, Al Rowett Jr. South Dakota State was 10- Cubans were receptive, the San Ant. Marinelli Sr. 429, Hank 96, Philadelphia trounced All Weather to lead Pro Remodeling to Cleve. 34 31 .523 5W 570, Skip McConnell 202- spokesman said. *3 O F F . . . Front-end Alignment Electronic Wheel Motor Oil Frey 153-411, Rob Cochran Cleveland, 133-102, and 16 this year. SAEIOW-30 a 27-13 win over the Celtics Atlanta 28 40 .411 IS 574, Clay Nivison 224, John Portland blasted New Cuba will field a team of Spin Balancing last night at the East Side New Orl. 26 41 Stt 14V4 Kozicki 203, Eid Yourkas 403, Frank Blank 402, For M ott Am crictn C iri 060 Motor Oil Rollie Irish 401, Dave Orleans, 131-104. “equal height and age,” ReKolar 612.99 Rec. Brad Cole had six Western Conference 235-595, Dale Phillips 213, QoH af 9 3 >9ta. Kings 101, Rullels 99 according to a spokesman 4Wheeli tallies and Daria Midwest Division Lorin Frink 219-553, Bob Carlson 396, Rich Surdell in the office of Sen. James porta • atUwt caater, tfW-M. RpaUar It.M. Oppelt 232, Ray Zabilansky 393, Don Logan 392, Skip Sam Lacey scored six Cambay to a^ and lot-out • cback and ceotor ali«t. ateorti« F o r Oily Lupacchino four for the W L Pet. GB .... Cool 387, Jazz Fuller 385, points during the final 71 Abourezk, D-S.D., who cnB 5 o 2 ? * S a211i*^ ‘nipoita . |U .». AvaUaUe al law-M. Celtics. Denver tt 25 .631 212-601, Ron Cote 204-596, arranged the trip. *15 IW II-S .. Ron Custer 245-599, Fred Bill sheekey 383, John Or seconds to give Kansas RegntsrSr Community Y won the Detroit 40 18 .588 3 >City its sixth straight vic For a time, it appeared a tt league title with a 58-51 Kan. City 36 31 .537 6W Kozicki 202-554. tolan! 378, Lee Courtney tory. Ron Boone scored 10 major league baseball PUMJC overtime triumph over Chicago 33 35 .485 10 376, Pete Wojlyna 374, Jim of his team-high 30 points team would be the first to . . . . . j . , , Groman’s. Brian Galligan Indiana 30 38 .441 13 ST. JAMES- Patricia Evans 370, Tony Vendetti Milwaukee 14 47 .338 low 8:30 A.M. in the fourth quarter to break the sports barrier. 80LFCOURSE I midget League hoop champs pumped in 43 points and Ed Lu.etjen 131, Mary 369, Steve Putnam 368, help rally the Kings from a Cuban Premier Fidel STORE HOURSi Monday thni Salunlav 10 AJkl ia o p m Pacific Division Mattsson 125-137-357, Andy Lamoureaux 367, Castro, an avid baseball N O W OPEN Scars Wham Amarica Uwpa Wyman Oil won the Y Midget Buskelltall League title. Squad played weU d^ensive\^^^ W L Pet. GB Nick Twerdy 366, Tom IS-point second half deficit WMtL,H«bran Marge Agostinelli 136-345, to 5:00 P.M. fan and former semi-pro Lot Ang. 41 15 .818 Greer 370, Mike Pagan! and send the Bullets to Saiufeettoa (imroHttrd or Ytmr tloHry Back -^^.1 M INIM I MatniLLU MAS* OANMHY.l-OSN vt*Ewx\ Hip W n fd 11 H Ip W n H a 1i .H ip tPMiMf IS Bi/afnesa Opportunity 14 Hulnoot Opportunity 14 UICKSMITH - Or alarm in- WE NEED HOMES!! ataller. or person with KODAK DISTRIBUTOR POLAROID mechanical, or electronic EVEREADY WANTED KEYSTONE hackground naaded by Conn. WESTINQHOUSE HOLSON ALBUMS it S h e H e r a l d Safe k Lock. Interviews r MACHINISTS Individual, Male or Female, needed full or part-time to dii- Wa have apanlnga tar Nia toHoarlng aiparlaiiead ThnrMUy and Friday. We are tribute world famous Kodak film and other phoio rj> ^ ,,t an Equal Opportunity CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING nMmmrw operaiorea ^ lo w . R e^ at 566 New through company established locations. 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Equal Opportunity BAR MANAGER and per for " A Great Way of U ff’, mittee for Manchester Elks contact the Air Force Ira- Corporation expanding dealer COUNTRY CHARM - Drive a Homee For Solo SS Homoe For Solo SS one of tba laadliM Fertllixer and Affirmative Action All benefits, salary dis network. No oxparience lew mllaa farthtr, and compaalea. I have 21 bap of Manchester b ig Employer. aub. Coll for further details. medUtely. Call 646-7440. cussions are open. BEANOIARD & ROSSEnO REALTOR small town Uvln ~ ADVERTISINS Evenings from 7-9 p.m., 643- necetaary. Complete training small town llvtafr Bauul fertUlaer with combiaatlao Orange will serve a 5922. program. |5M. Invettmenl six room Roach.Ranch. Doubla gar- herbicide to prevent re s u lts — DEADLINE JOSS ARE HERE Please send resume to: required to start your own 189 WEST CENTER STREET — MANCHESTER Apptw^Taly crabgraai and other Public corned beef These sre temporary Mr. L. RobMns 12:00 noon tha day bafora buiinau. Ideal for retired or acre tread lot, oo a daadrad moMcota. Each bag covers a n d cabbage STEWARD • Mancheiter EXPERIENCED Welder - assignments in your area, doing Kasdun Pim I Com pany EOUAL HOVSINO publication. the Job you do best. pert time. Details on temett. MLS street. VA - No Mooay Down. NEW LI8TINB 11,000 sqoara fact. Can be Fraternal Organliation Mlllright for. maintenance orronTUNiTY Paiak Realtor, apfdlad with drop or rotary supper at< Grange p lu s a Oaadllna for Saturday and seeking full time day steward. work in feed mill. Steady iob, Gerks, Secretaries, Typists, and 340 ToHand SL Mrr. Barker. E8CA Field 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 REALTOR r,M9-74h. l^lightful modified Ranch close to Bowers School! Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. with excellent benefits. Cali all office sklUi are needed im East Hartford, Conn. Training Dlvtsion Box 619, •praadar. Bay out or all. Also Hall,205OlcottSt., Call evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. mediately. Wading River, New York. THREE FAMILY - For li>- Tliroe bedrooma, garage, formal dining room, will apply at a nomiaal fac. fa tte r for further details, tW /m . 6464523. Special recruiting in Friday, March 18th 117M. MANCHESTER - New Eight LOVELY alamtnnm aided MANCHESTER - Concrete $23,500 - 200 FOOT frontage. voatmrat mimtod family who fireplaced living room. Stove, refrigerator, curtains 316. par teg. 9434311. Manchester, Thursday, March •••••••••••••••••••••••••• wonts ftM rant and ax&a in- at 6:30. For Infor PLEASE READ RNs - Part time, 11 to 7. Ver JANITOR - General cleaning 17th, between 9 a.m. and noon. PHARMACIST - Advance Room Colnlal. 1 i/t aam , 1 Capa with flrwdacod living 20x40 inground pool. Custom Two bedroom Rancn. will stay. New roof. Beautiful rear yard. High thir- Manchester YWCA, 78 North Main Muadon Wanted is 1/1 Ifote, X gnigN,jup to 10” room, wall-to-wall corpatri built four bedroom Ranch. coma. Owntr, 949-1919. mation call 646- w a lle t! YOUR AD non Manor. Coll Mrs. Tobin, and maintenance work. Apply Streect. ment opportunity with a Aluminum siding, baseboard Uea and worth i t 871-0386. the Vulcan Radiator Co. 915 Long and short term temporary rapidly expanding retail colors bedrooma, tool ibao and Family room. Fireplace. Dou- heat, garage. Hutchins Agen 2043 John Fitch Blvd.. South Wind assignments at highest nourly WILL DO light bookkeeping tor Inlarlar and ruga. 10 year more. 1,900. ZInsier ble gahwe that li baatad.boated. Ap- cy, 646-3166. KEENEY STREET Vicinity - WANTED Antlqua funitaie, Clasalflad ada ara takan ovar rates. Never a fee. ojjaniutloo. Salary to 113,- glass, pewtar, od pointlnp, or 643-2711 tha phona aa a convanianca. sor, Coon. 2 8 9 ^ . m . Excellent bcneflU. Write end office work in my bame, Homs Ownsrs Warranty. Low AgMcy, pronmatoly acre lot. Only Well kept three bedroom REAL ESTATE SALES - Monday thru Friday. Cali down paymant considered. jO^OOO. Poaek Realtors, M- TWO FAMILY Flat - Four Cape. Aluminum siding, ^ _ belfirreabency other antique Items. R. Tha Herald la reaponalbla for Licensed sales person for new KEUYSIRL Box TT ^ 0 Mancheiter Harrison, 0434700, .only one Incorrect Inaartlon and MAID WORK - Part time. IKConWuUoflFUa BmU. An Equal Opportunity after 9:00 a.m. lor any infor Chariaa raUcalli A Son. 646- OWNER MUST sm.i. Two rooms each. Excellent loca aluminum storms. Fireplace. s m llo n 647-141S then only to the size of tha and existing home sales. 248-6888 mation, M6B1S. 1M9, family, 4-4. Invaitmant tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced Two car garage. Finishra rec HAPPINESS IS Excellent commission Please apply in person. EImployer. ' WANTED - OU toys, post original Inaartlon. Errors which Manchester M ^ . attpdbsduaitwiiiww Ikoparty, Incoma praducing. VERNON - Immaculate 7- reduced! 646-2426, 9 to 5. room. Newly decorated MANCHESTER do not laaaan the value of tha schedule. Apply in confidence, ABLE AIDS, INC. providM MANCHESTER - F irst Aimmlila 7 1/2% mortgage. room Cape. Three bedrooms, kitchen. Utility shed. 338,900 cards, ttelns, stringed tn- ANTIQUES SHOW •eeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeseeees advertlsamant will not be cor Mr. Doremus, RAO Realty, part and full tlmt nonmedical oOarlag. Impeccablt l-roam FOR RENT - Rockville - U iie five room apartment, rawried couple with or "i^lcU ldren. |1M a month GOOD NEWS Ace - WIrth This Funny World - I7S34877 or 875-2478. |f you need car repair! We have iust installed a CHIEF E-2 LINER Body and c e n t r a l lo c a tio n - Se cond floor, four room apart Frame alignment system, a completely OO YOU THINK THE TEAM FO«3iVES ment. Stove Included. |17$ per M E POU MV ERRORS TODAY ? month. Security. 846-1188. BE AS GOOD AS NEW M ANCHESTER - T hree With previous methods of frame and body Rooms. Convenient. Bus. No repair if was very difficult to correct frame*^ pets. Security deposit. $145. 'ac'ory specifications. C ^ Jon, 588-1064, ^ 6 4 3 - ^ . But with Chief E-Z Liner, we can actually EAST HARTFORD - Four reverse the angle of impact and restore jarge rooms, second floor. u S h ! ^ p e r f e c t alignment. Stove and refrigerator. $170. Why settle for anything less when your 64841614. After fOO p.m. safety is at stake? VBRNON/ROCKVILLE A ru We are the only body shop in this area - Ueal for starting couple, or service singles. First floor, four of the Chiet E-Z Liner, and we take special rooms, immaculate, range Short Ribs — Frank Hill and refrigerator. No peU. 643- pride in the quality of our workmanship 8748. We welcome you in for an estimate and I WANT A SHOT AND IF YOU PONT SERVE IN THE 6000, OLDOLYS, IN inspection of this new equipmerit. OF REP E V ^ ME FAST l a SHOOT OFF ORDER 10 GET SHE MANCHESTER - Two 'VOURNOSE. bedroom Duplex. Large modem kltcban, appliances furnished. Separate wash room, wUh hook-ups. Full ^ l A t ^ cellar and attic. No peU, tw "M y qualifications? Well, I’ve kept children acmptad. AvallabI my parents together for ten years I ’ ’ April 1st. S m 2384817. 313 CtNTta ST.. MANCHlSTEk.CONN.. Phon. A43-SI3S Israel’s arms industry faces opposition from United States By STEWART KELLERMAN administration recently cut military of the nation’s total arms production, TEL AVIV (UPI) - Israel, the aid "because of human rights con are only a drop in the bucket com largest recipient of American cerns.” pared to the United States’ |10 billion military aid, exports hundreds of The sources said many weapons a year in arms sales. millions of dollars in arms each year sold to embargoed countries include Although Israelis like to describe — sometimes in conflict with the American parts and at least some their 62,000-man arms industry as a spirit, if not the letter, of U.S. policy. sales took place without the prior ap symbol of military self-sufficiency, But Israel’s free-wheeling arms in proval of the United States. many of the weapons they produce dustry is running into unexpected op The U.S. Foreign Sales Military rely heavily on the United States for position from the Carter Administra Act requires presidential approval key parts and technology. tion, which recently blocked the sale before foreign nations can sell The most sophisticate component of jets to Ecuador and is taking a weapons made with American com of the swept-wing, Mach 2.3 Kfir C2 hard look at other exports of Israeli ponents to third countries. Violations jet fighter-bomber, the premier weapons built with U.S. parts. can bring a cutoff in U.S. arms aid. Israeli-made weapons system, is a Western diplomatic sources said Israeli arms merchants have in 17,900-pound thrust General Electric Israel sells weapons to South Africa creased exports from |60 million J79 engine manufactured in the and Turkey — countries under U.S. before the 1973 Middle Elast War to United States. arms sales restrictions—and active an anticipated |4Q0 million in 1977, Israel does little more than assem ly markets its weapons in Latin selling such sophisticated military ble the U.S.-made parts of the 1124N America despite U.S. attempts to hardware as warplanes, missile naval patrol aircraft, a seagoing ver limit the arms race in the area. boats and communications equip sion of the Westwind executive jet. The sources said Israel also ment. Israel makes only three of the provides weapons and counter But the sources said Israel’s Westwind’s components — the seats, insurgency advisers to the left-wing exports, which account for about half landing gear and a minor wing part. regime in Ethiopia. The United States has been the major arms supplier to Ethiopia, but the Carter Bentley students study the planets Third graders at Bentley School make a study of the planets in a dramatization called “Children of the Sun.” From left are Douglas Stoltenberg as Jupiter, Aaron Wlochowski as the pilot, John Enwright as the professor, Lisa Hervey as Mr. Sun, Dawn Martin as Charlie, FLETCHER GLASS CO. the Comet, and Elizabeth Tan as Lady Space. (Herald photo by Pinto) O w i s Yttn tt (iptriiKt llotmiicHnTBt 15th Annual CraPLETE AUTO QUSS SERVICE wmoM euM.HMM^suu rMmmM n n MANCHESTER nCTUM FM M Na.nKHACf t OOM MMMM Casino night to benefit Crossroads TUS CNC10«WKS.|KCUL «OM ANTIQUES SHOW Spontond By Tht Coupha Club The fifth annual Casino Night en games of chance run by the club and items donated by Manchester area ^AWCHESTER6 4 9 -4 5 2 ^ couccTori miM titled "The Joker is Wild,” sponsored played with play money. Each ticket merchants and businessmen. Par DAMSM r u m SECOW GOMIEUTlim CNHKH msWCMTIAl MCANTin by the Manchester Jaycee Wives will holder will receive ^,000 in play ticipants may bid on the merchandise NULM lIMOOUCnONS money to start and more may be with play money they earned during 3SS North Main Mnehester, Conn. be held Saturday at 8 p.m. at the EXIT 93 1-06 FOLLOW 8I0N 8 purchased during the evening. the evening. There will be more than American Legion Home, American Food Bar On PrwntoM Legion Dr. Legal beverages will be sold by the 60 items with a total value of more OPEN M-F 1-5:30 wives and free coffee and doughnuts than $600. THUR. TIL 0:00 KASIICS IN STOCK 1MRSMY, MMGH 17,1 • 10 PiL Proceeds will be donated to SAT.O-SMW . • 3/l«" • Crossroads, the drug counseling will be served at the end of the Tickets are available from any SlOCk SHUTS OR CUT su e s FINMY, MARCH IS, 1 ■ 9 PJN. center. evening. Jaycee Wife or by calling 872-2353 or 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER fOn Canlav S i) SCREENS REPAIRED The event will feature several There will also be an auction of 649-4804. Tickets will also be sold at TNi M PtnOti 1 w 2 Ptrnn h hrehate the door. $liO TkM i h r $1JS Eidi this is very specia Fabulous bargains on iuxurious leather coats, all of the finest cabretta calf! 5 styles! Plenty of detailing! Rich shades of mahogany, butterscotch, chocolate. Sizes 8 to 18 Petites, Regulars. Values to ^180 now marked way down to 129 ...... — r Tftlri • . coats, downtown and Parkade • Downtown - Mon. thru Sat 9:30 ■ 8KM Use your convenient Worth’s Charge Card ...it deserves a lot of Credit! • Except Thura. 8:30 ■ 9:00 • P«rtwdo - Mon-Wad. lo-6 • Thura.. A F il. 10«9; S a t 10>6 roduction, cket com- 110 billion B describe ustry as a efficiency, y produce States for ;omponent 1.3 Kfir C3 premier item, is a il Electric id in the an assem- the 1124N going ver- Butlve jet. :e of the the seats, ring part. r m V Ladies’ Five Function t ! THE ROSEWOOD LED W atch Siiverplated Giftware BEDROOM ENSEMBLE Special purchase on this lovely-to^ive or keepl Fashionable floral stripe in basic collection— some items with crystal pieces, r compatible soft browns or blues, the essence of elegance! Ptm ui PrMM, Fully Quiltud FlortI Shows hour, minute, eecond, month New From Strlpu Spnud 1 4 3 0 end date. Choose from many colors, O ur Reg. 19.99 Texas Instruments each with matching strap. F U LL S IZ E A ir - Reg. 24.99 .. 17" QUEEN SIZE 0 0 4 0 Reg.29.99... Rosewood Ensemble Special Group of not in Riverside. Men's and Ladles’ LED WATCHES! REVERSIBLE K*23 YOUR Foam Backed LED watches from Texas Instruments, CHOICE OVAL BRAIDED RUGS FLORAL STRIPE Precision, Unisonic, Daltron or Armitron, [Rouble core construction, heavy duty j a M DECORATIVE all at this special low price! #313/R— 3-light candelabra (One) yarns in authentic colonial colors. DRAPES Not all styles in all stores. 40 per Store. , 9 ^ ' No Rain Checks #5513— Pedestal cake plate 5 V i f t X 8 V i ft. Reg. 3 9 .9 9 ...... 63” Ls«g, Reg.S13.99' #547— Gravy boat, attached tray M ”LMg.Rl(.S1S.99 11.40 #8017— 7 pc. cordial set 20"x30", Regular 3.99 ...... 2.68 POLYESTER BATISTE #5512— Chip and dip tray with dish 22”x42", R e gu lar 5.99...... 4.33 EXTRA WIDE # 1152— Chill-it pitcher PANELS #828— Crystal and plate decanter set 4 4 4 30"x54”, Regular 9.99 ...... 7.77 60x63", Reg. 5.99 60x81", Reg. 6.99 ...... 5.44 Spring FABRICS C H O IC E OF: •Pecan •Butcher Block • Tortoise No Iron Pastel TO Solid & Print Gold and Diamond Earrings SHEETS Yellow 14Kgold hearts, buttercups, Reg. 1.39 to love knot, door knocker, etc. Twin 2 % yard Flat Reg. or Cotton and Set of 4 Crystal Nest of Three cotton blends 19.9714.60 b%97l9.70 Irish Coffee M u gs Chatham Fine Quality Fitted from top mills; Handy Snack Tables Extra Wide Perma Press Lnew patterns, Acrylic BLANKETS colors. Traditional 6 Prong Studs Starburst Studs 5 " nylon binding; m Polyester PANELS Fiery diam ond sot in gleam ing Q 7 6 Reg. Diamond set in starburst W R eReg. g . l12.49 solid colors. Reg. 7 .49 Q J 14K white gold prongs. of 14K white gold. 15!99 Set Fill, Flat and Fitted, Reg. 4J9...... 3.88 White and lovely colors in a M l Twin, 72x90" W 1/10 c t 1/5 ct. Queen, Print Only, Reg. 7.99...... 6 . 8 8 light, open weave. Machine wash. 1/lOct l/5ct l/4ct. Imported crystal clear mugs with Pecan, butcher block or tortoise etched design of Irish shamrock. Full, 80x90", Reg. 8.49 . . . 6 . 8 7 •6 0 x 6 3 " Y O U R C H O IC E 39.97 64.70 44.9769.70 89.40 shell finish laminated plastic tops, Piowcases, Reg. 3.99, Pkg. of 2 ...... 2.88 Reg. 4.49 Reg. 56.97 Reg. 94.97 Reg. 59.97 Reg. 96.97 Reg. 119.97 Nice hostess gift! hardwood legs. 15” tall. Queen, 90x90", Reg. 9.99. 7 .9 6 Mix and match tones of yellow, blue and beige; easy •6 0 x 8 1 " King, 108x90", Reg. 11.99 . 9 .8 7 care fabric. Reg. 4.99 - ■ - . - Gran Continental Casual Luggage Port-A-Dolly High, Wide & Handsome! Luggage. V Tough expanded vinyl and cut velvet panel; reinforced corners. Interior Carrier pockets and ties, rugged zipper. Weighs under 3 lbs., carries over 200 lbs. 2 2 " Sh ort Hop Folds for storage. Also C arry O n 1270 for m oving T V s, Reg. 16.94 books, other cum ber som e Items. 24" Weekend Flight 4 C 3 0 Ruat Regular 21.79...... I O Blue Honey 2 6 " C ro ss C ountry 4 0 7 6 HANDBAGS R egu lar 2 6 .8 4 ...... 1 9 Shoulder Strap Tote Canvas Handbags •Vinyl •Fabric Colorful Scarves Rope Bottom Sandals Sport Oxfords 28" Overseas 2 3 4 0 Choice of styles Dress and casual styles, , Big 2 8 " squares and R egular 31.96. and S p rin g colors! with multi compartments. ] oblongs in p rin ts or solids Indoor or outdoor styles; Casual shoe for women Reg. 13.87.... 9.60 Fashionable imports from ^ 9 9 Reg. 8 .7 4 ...... 6.87 Reg. 4.99 & 5.99 Reg. 9", IO ", 11* cushioned insole, open 2 1 9 and teens. Kiltie or Italy and the Orient. toe. 5 to 10. Reg. 2.99 _ boat style, 5'/4 to 10. ACCESSORY DEPT. 8ff SH O E DEPT. - HUFFY- “SCOUT” SAveovEn*2 0 SAVE OVER *7 26” 10-Speed Bicycles WARING for Men and Women “Clean Opener” stem-mounted ratchet Cisn Opener shift levers, dual caliper hand brakes. Shiny chrome fenders, gumwall tires. Reg. 99.99 6®« Super drying power; 4 heat Blade assembly pops out drying settings, 2 speed settings for era da a n in t Mag for styling. #065 netic lid holdw. HUFFY- “ SUN SAIL” storage. «C013 For your loved onos' protection... w 24” 3-Speed Bicycles ‘ SAVE OVER *3 for Btqrs and Girls it ON Smokfi4larm Trireer shift, dual caliper PRESTO braids. Gumwall tires, ‘Pro Stylo” 1,200 Watt Stylor/Dryor Water PiJ^ An»mblrH»qirind chrome fenders, handlebars. “ Fry Baby” Introductory Price...... Electric Reg. Deep Fryer 1888 Reg. 24.99 35.97 S S .1 6 ’'® 2 8 7 6 Backyard fun Stunt Kites Non-stick coating, in and Battery operated warning system warns of for the kiddles... 1.000 Watt Styler/Dryer i O 70 out; cooks 1 Or 2 servings in Model <078 ...... Reg. 15.99 1 lustZCupsoii.fFBDl developing fire at its’ earnest stage, 99*^ even if electricity is cut off! #D-1 Easy to launch! Exciting as they loop, dive and dip! Reg. 72.97 High Flying Two swings, 2 seat skyride and Kites lawn swing. Side entry slide. Well built for healthy, active fun! ^ 7 7 * Farberware Clairol Crazy Curl Durable plastic; wild Sunbeam Sunbeam Self Cleaning M e g Gym J t Super Fast Lll’ Grill Curling Iron ieifcai|<. s^les-*'Baby Bat", Buffet Style Fry Pan “ Shot of Steam” Iron iturdy, big and rugged! ▼ # # 1 "Sky Raider", etc. Cooks hamburgers, hot dogs, Mist aids in curling or Je*. 89.99...... f sandwiches, frozen waffles, ^ High dome cover increases straightening hair; ther capacity. Removable heat ^ M DO More overall steam from 36 AtSBmbiy R^quind etc. Reversible grill. u mostatic heat control. Tangle- *261 Reg. 14.99 | control for immersion. T # 1 O O vents. Press button for self free cord. #C200 Reg. 17.97 1 3 " ® #7-250 Reg. 19.99 clean. *11-171 Reg. 19.99 1 4 « « SSTruETcmper. 3 Cubic Ft. Long Handle Wheelbarrow Garden Tools Reg. 4.99-5.69-5.99 YOUR CHOICE Seamless tray on sturdy frame, 10" rubber tires. Indoor-Outdoor 16"xl6" 10”x l7 " Adjustable J 4 4 Rival Crock Pot with Water PIk™ 4Vi Cu. Ft. Construction Toastmaster Colorful Patio Tables Double Hibachi EACH Farberware Open Hearth Wheofcamow.n*M.99 42.70 Removable Stoneware Liner Oral Hygiene Center Continuous Clean Oven Broiler 14 Tooth Bow Rake Water jets flush food particles _ Broiler Rotisserie 3'/: qt. crockery liner lifts out Cleans during normal cook that brushing misses. 4 ^ Broil steaks, chops or cook _ 4 Tine Cuitivator for table service or cleaning; cycle. Thermostatic heat turkey, roasts, etc. on d % Q q ® individual tips for family use. B 31 ?s ®® 1-Lb. Kentucky glass lid. *3150 Reg. 23.M control; bakes or broils. rotisserie. Delicious, spatter- % \ i l D O 5 D-Handle Shovel 17"® i *49 Reg. 24.99 I W Assorted colors, rugged plastic. *5235 Reg. 35.99 Heavy cast iron construction. Bluegrass Seed / ■ tree. *455-A Reg. M .9 9 W W SAVE SAVE SAVE Giant 10 Ft. Wide R OVER OVER WITH OVER Storage Buiiding Sow beautiful bluegrass for | * 8 "NOBAQS a long lasting lawn! j _ ■ TO BUY” * 2 4 DIHTCUP 5 Lbs.. Reg. 6.49.... 4.77 SHAMPOOS POUSHES ?§ REGINA.JL: RE6INA.JL.i EUREKA 99^107 Vigoro Cyclone 3-Speed Heavy Duty 400W EUREKA Upright Vacuum Galvanized, perma-plate all Roto Spreader Rug Shampooer- season finish; double ridged roof Electrikbroom Complete with Canister beams. Size 10x7x6 feet; sliding with Rug Pile Polisher Cleaning Tools Vacuum Cleaner doors. Reg. 2 4 3 0 2 ^ 9 9 70 Covers 5 times faster lO’xlO’xS'. Reg. 174.99...... $124 than conventional SSs 3 9^ *^ spreader; saves time. 69 SI. ™ Adjusts to dean deep pile or 67 120 ounce liquid dispenser; Nozzle adjusts to 4 cleaning All Sizes Approximate bare surfaces; edge daaning Powerful 2 H.P. peak motor with waxes, scrubs, buffs. positions, tor bare floors or feature. *4538 Indudes attachments. *P-883 Vibra-beater to loosen dirt. Cord deep pile. Attachments for reel, 10 cleaning tools. *1630 above-floor. *1424/2625 P S, ALL 8-TIWCK A CASSms fAPES BY tHESE GREAT RECbRCMNQ ARTIStSi ^ ■"liir'. ^ fPINK FLOYDS QUINCY-JONES ^BAPRY MANILOW^ :^ZZ TOP ^A L STEWART ★ THEtljiA HOilstoN s ^ .. ★ KISS ★ DAVID S ^ ★ EAGLES ★ MANFRED MANN ★ QUEEN ★ BARBRA STREISAND ^ ^ ^ □ D V S S E Y 3 m TV Game .‘.'fp By IS/lagnoT ★ KRIS KRISTOFFERSbN ★ NEIL DIAMOND ★ AVERAGE WHITE BAND ★ STEVIE WONDER 12” Diagonal TENNIS ^Digital on screen scoring, 3 position skill switch adjusts Black & White speed and ball angle. Hook up to any TV set. Portable TV AC Adapter___ 4 .9 9 i-n HOCKEY GUSDORF TV STAND 70 position UHF click-stop For most B&W tuner; crystal clear black and \ TV's. Up to 12" white picture. Includes personal HANDBAU screen. earphone. Walnut grain shelf. 1 0 " ® Series 8.98 100% Solid State 17” Diagonal " 1 Color Portable TV 4 ^ Orig. 2 9 9 4 0 379.70 Quintrix II® in-line picture tube, Solid State AM/FM/Phonograph one button adjusts color and tint automatically. Auto-fine tuning. Series 8 Track Recorder/Player 11.98 Records directly from stereo or phono. Fast forward, pause control; full size changer. Reg. 139.99 100% Solid State 19” Diagonal Trinitron Plus Color TV * AM/FM, AC/DC Radio Orig. 519.70 4 4 9 ^ After Sale 24.99 Trinitron one gun, one lens system; one ib I button automatic fine tuning, automatic Telescoping antenna, slide-rule color and hue. tuning. Convenient carry handle. THE Solid State KODAK Stereo Phonograph INSTANT AM/FM Digital IS Clock Radio HEREI A 4 9 7 0 .Keystone GAF 2020 Mini Reg. 2 8 4 0 32.99 *ocket Evmlash Full size auto-reoxd changer; volume Pocket Camera and tone controls. Foam speakers. Wake to music or alarm; 60 minute CaMor CaMor sleep switch. Woodgrain cabinet. L o w _____ Low 431“Mo(tol«410 Prica CALDOR SALUTES MAJOR APPLIANCE & TV M ON TH YASHICA FX-2 35mm SLR Built-in eteetronic flash,. Ultramodern desi^, 2 built-in portrait lens. Easy element lens. Lhes 110 film New KODAK EK6 ^ with 50mm f/1.9 Lens to use, always ready to go! andRipflash. • Instant Color Camera g CAMERA Save Vo^MOO on our entire stock* KEYSTONEthOWrmi^ ..59.00 OFF OM OBMMAL FMES CASBINCLUDCDI . «■ ,V. FULL 3-YEAR KODAK 4 9 6 0 • REFRIGERATORS • FREEZERS • WASHERS/DRYERS Reg. 217.86 1 ^ ^ *169 WARRANTYI • DISHWASHERS • RANGES • MICROWAVE OVENS SA VE NOW ON THESE QUALITY T*^ Accepts Yashica or Carl Zeiss • PORTABLE & CONSOLE TV SETS T-Star accessory lenses. Hot shoe, Electronic Strobes True-to-life Kodak Satinluxe* prints :n X-sync and PC term. 1 to 1/1,000 pop out and develop before your "fe eyes! True, brilliant colors! .t- - II • WHIRLPOOL • WESTINGHOUSE second. Bright microprism center Manual Auto •r- * KITCHEN AID. MAGIC CHEF • SANYO • RCA focus spot. Strobe. Strobe. PROTECTIVE CARRY CASE .... *3 a: famous aranas . z e n it h • So n y • m a g n a v o x • Pa n a s o n i c Floor Models, One of a Kinds Drastically Reduced *Sales Limited to 10 Most in Original Factory Sealed Cartons______Present Stock IN ORDER TO BRING YOU OUR LOWEST PRICES, DEUVERY AND INSTALLATION ARE AT EXTRA CHARGE 11 ram Nati< C l CL dent the ii from his V by te Cai dred when of Ed “ It every here] of oul The Virgil on the he w Unitei Car Thom luggai the ai of the roadsi left th Mea T i to Towi recom Manch parcel propo purcha appeal small wrote Board The SuSAr parcel tion of zone c Zoning 28. The northw grante( the ms 17. Attj represe that h smalle would proper park « the ot Reside Such I i', I; HE HASN'T b e e n HOME VWRRIER MRS. HOOPLEI central location, adulU, im SINCE HE WENT TO CLUB R7PJf FRIENPLY ENOUGH mediate occupancy. 3112. VI6CO- PIP.I HE'S NEVER LEF Security, uUUUes extra. 649 TO Tic k l e A SHARK ANP 1367. 0 BEF/JRE WITHOUT SAVING STROMS ENOUSH TO 600PBH BESIDES, HIS PRY OPEN ITSviAVISl m;»y«A.toc fattusFrioa FOR RENT - Rockville - LU66AJ3E IS STILL HIRB' Large five room apartment, prefer married couple with or Ace - WIrth This Funny World w l t ^ children. 3W a month GOOD NEWS - 87534677 or 8793478. If you need car repair! We have just )40W DID YER I NEVER CAN TCU- ) * installed a CHIEF E-Z LINER Body and MEDlTATiON /OKAY, WHETMER HElS [ DO you THINK THE TEAAA FOft5lVE5' CENTRAL LOCATION - Se Frame alignrnent system, a completely SESSION ^EXCEPT liAEOITATING MB POK MY ERRORS TODAY' cond floor, four room apart- new concept in body and frartie eouipm ent WITH TH' \ R3R ONE SLEEPING nnent. Stove Included. 3175 per 3 - lt month. Security. 6491189. NOW YOUR CAR CAN GURU <30, h . THIN©/ 7 ^ BE AS GOOD AS NEW E O SS.i’ // With previous methods of frame and bodv km W ' MANCHESTER - Three Roqms. Convenient. Bus. No repair it was very difficult to correct frame pM. Security deposit. 3146. g f , W . to o ry n a l factory specifications. TT CaU Jon, 969(064, or 648-9797. But With Chief E-Z Liner, we can actually reverse the angle o f im pact and restore '< ^ ^ H E EAST HARTFORD - Four RETIRED large rooma, second floor. your frame and bedy to perfect alignment. Stove and refrigerator. 3170. Why settle for anything less when your PETeCTIve 6435614. After iToo p.m. safety IS at stake? UNRETIRES’- ' YOU TALKING TO ME ^ "eg U S Pm OM ______3-ll> We are the only body shop in this area ^ BUTTER FIN<3ER9? VBRNON/ROCKVHXE Area J - Uaal for starting couple, or offenng our customers the added service singles. First floor, four of the Chief E-Z Liner, and we take special Short Ribs — Frank Hill rooms, Immaculate, range pnde in the quality of our workmanship. I WANT A SHOT AND IF VDU PONT SERVE JNTHei3