HARTFORD — Democratic HARTFORD — Connecticut's touched off a 13-hour drama in linked ,to influenza-B, have heen Sens. Audrey Beck of Mansfield local governments could set up which an unemployed construction reported and at least five children and Richard F. Schneller of The top of the news one major board to control all worker killed a man and held a have died from It. Essex are cosponsoring a bill that planning and xoning under a C o m p ffM f from U n h 9 d Press International pregnant woman and her infant would require the governor, proposed bill before the son hostage. The gunman, Leroy MIAMI BEACH. Fla. - Russian lieutenant governor, treasurer, legislature's General Law Com BOSTON — The New EIngland Massachusetts Senate Majority Cotten. surrendered late Friday dissident Vladimir Bukovsky tells comptroller, attorney general and mittee. extended forecast, Monday Leader Joseph J.C. DiCarlo, D- and now faces murder and kid labor leaders how the handcuffs secretary of state to devote full through Wednesday, calls for a Revere, and Assistant Senate naping charges. The hostages he wore in the Soviet Union were time to their public office. chance of rain or snow Monday, Minority Leader Ronald C. were unharmed engraved "Made in the U.S.A." HARTFORD— The Connecticut partly cloudy Tuesday with MacKenzie, R-Burlington, Friday BBH Jaycees Institutional Assistance. WATERBURY - NegotiaUons chance of rain or snow again on charges of extortion and con WASHINGTON - United Auto DENVER — Three sociologists FTogram says a study It con between striking Waterbury ^Wednesday. Daytime highs in the spiracy has sent shock waves Workers President Leonard say a recent survey indicated 4 ducted of 39,615 prison inmate •'' X ’ teachers and city representatives |40s and 50s south and 20s and 30s through the Massachusetts State Woodcock will lead a delegation per cent of the couples in this furloughs granted in Connecticut ^ptoSjQt pPRAVS & broke off ebrly today with no north. Overnight lows in the 20s House. March 23 has been the ten to Hanoi to seek a full accounting country have, at one time or in the six years of the program's progress reported in settling the and 30s south and teens to 20s tative date set for sentencing and of. Americans missing in the another, attacked their spouses ■•r existence, showed only 0.3 per th r^ a y -o ld strike. Talks were north. each man could get up to 65 years Southeast .Aslan conflict. The with a knife or a gun. cent had “failed.” to resume again later today. in prison. Both are free on per group plans to legve in mid- Contempt citations were issu^ sonal bond. March. NICOSIA. Cyprus — U.S. Envoy Friday by a Superior Court judge PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Activist HARTFORD - Martin S. Clark Cliffo^ ends his fact against 28 leaders of the striking attorney William Kunstler is WASHINGTON - President Stillman has resigned as director WASHINGTON - The federal finding mission saying the Cyprus teachers. ready to go to battle for William Carter donated a pint of blood and >/' of the office of Emergency government wants the courts to dispute may be settle this year. H. Bailey, the convicted felon invited reporters to do the same Medical Services, saying he can mandate reforms that will make HARTFORD — State Insurance fighting for a seat in the Rhode Friday in a makeshift, third-floor no longer effectively .regulate the the Teamsters' Union $1.4 billion AUCKUND, New Zealand - Commissioner T. F. Gilroy Daly Island House. Plans for a infirmary in the Old Executive ambulance industry in Connec pension fund legal again. Great Britain's Queen E liu b tth wants power to control all casual Supreme Court hearing on the Office Building next door to the ticut because of widespread news took her South Pacific jubilee tour ty Insurance rates in Connecticut. case were made Friday. The White House. 3S&JI coverage of his earlier suspension to New Zealand Friday, visiting Currently only the rates on state hearing will be March 9. for not returning unused travel ATLANTA — The Center for three country towns and befrien mandated coverage are subject to expense money. SYRACUSE, N.Y. - An argu Disease Control says 20 cases of ding a teaching nun in one of state review., BOSTON — The conviction of ment over a pack of cigarettes Keye Syndrome, a deadly disease them. KUIMW i A U i$ i H A S T K , t o o l W ASH \ V » « o S f M Y a t A i i c n i . P IN T n 4 i n HAWOcr |w,.'i4w' IKS ^ 0 1 aiAii?i4iH^ 14 O X » 2 n » l ™ REG. iX»' 12 S IGOZ The weather Inside Today 2«1“ 2 f o » l ^ - H! ‘f'lw a PlW fOER- 2 m W 2 r o . 1 « >lffCg;’ 59C ■ - B E 6 il^ MF(U.M ■** R I^1.S 9 / . m i : ^ 9 |t66,li79 “ REG, U39 . ■mniiii Becoming, cloudy tonight, low 25-30. Business...... 5 Editorial ...... 4 n . -Ttoill totolet,E|»y Etimmatos odors. Kills CleSnSr beautifies, j m * Whittens teletatoln -Removes to _ . CAl...... lith-tMtnri Electric Cetid toatet wash tor all Deal actten dfaesiWs Sunday may begin as freezing rain or Classified . . . . 10-11 Obituaries...... 14 jilic^nvt. • to OSOk ROiMves stf ins, many household lerms.^ tedsv Hides sttatch'es, between joints, for M end retordt f« Four li«|firie«t lisa tobrifs. .ireaseanijpaiiGi.. snow. High in mid 30s. Precipitation Churches ...... 8 Sr. ClUtens...... I Qiiick actini. ..Prevents nwld and scuffs, sWnS. roomiLkiMieinr. other Ram^^'tos.1 probability 20 per cent tonight, 80 per tilod 'M - ^ Comics...... IS Sports...... S-io !>niildei< ^ acttof.’ cent Sunday. National weather forecast Dear Abby...... IS Wings...... I hV 4 V map on Page 12. /> <' Plus suburban news on Pages 1-7. f:m Progetir #■?¥ lull nlltiC S'- i-.V » i {f} Si^A 4- CleiMt '4' .V Hostage charges w ''CAlf' i M O H IU N W l s f l C t ‘ l A H M f r m ARESlO' ^ O H O fO Jl m fAUKfytlHl I«(i|tlllSH ' i i i i i m m N E i lEA TH ER nor snuY l u M ^ aEAlOt : n n ClIANER 14 flit 14 ox 1 1 a m m denied by Amin 2 ^ ^ O i 2 J « L SW im In Kampala, the West German em J t E 6 .l ^ RE&'US K G . liTJf K G . 1.39 RE6.l,i9 ^ K G .U 9 , K G ,9?d By I'nileiPPress Inlernational including Secretary of State Cyrus K G . 149 R E 6 .U 9 Vance and U.N. Ambassador Andrew bassy, which has handled U.S. in EirielnnMiriilh iM A n l a k n clothes took ind ^ardtandicpeitsaitinttandicpeitsi. Fast, easjl'way to clean MOHICAN Cleans Cleans all ilM s ^ Leaton reNshbiCtaan! President Idi Amin of Uganda ac pleaMtwaSftalJt^ft i m . Young — planned meetings today in terests there since the American em ^ AEfl0$0l likOMw.ltoiiantieMMff V M M and m tof.fU rini walls. suriitoka^^ndoMi^. cused the United States today of areas iNllrait' aMrytiiMytofilds^ “putting words into his mouth” by Washington to discuss the potentially bassy was closed in 1973, said it was saying that the 200 Americans he explosive situation. advising resident Americans to stay barred from leaving Uganda were One State Department official indoors and not to provoke Ugandan 9 VOLT being held hostage. Radio Uganda said: “Of course we have plans in officials. said. case things don't work out the way In Nairobi, diplomatic! observers n k m TRANSISTOR “This has never crossed his mind we hope.” He refused to elaborate. said Amin's action apparently was in m lAHERIES and he has never thought of making A Special Working Group in the State response to recent U.S. criticism of any of them hostages,” the official Department Operations center was Uganda, notably Carter's statement radio said. “It is the U.S. im formed Friday within minutes after Wednesday that developments ,in I t 2 « J « 1 4 0 perialists who are putting these Amin instructed border posts and Uganda in the past few weeks “have wdrds into his mouth.” airport authorities not to allow disgusted the entire world.” REG. 1.99 LIQHT BULBS' REG. 1.39 EA Although there have been no of Americans to leave the country. He The criticism followed the 22 OZ AEROSOL ,REG.S49 2 5 -4 0 ^ ^ 15 - ficial American statements about also ordered the Americans t» mysterious deaths of Anglican hostages there have been reports in appear in the Ugandan capital of Archbishop Janani Luwum and two Cleans 10 X U S IZE 100 Watt bulb REG. 64d 2 ro i With 2 D cell batteries CARD OF 2 some Western newspapers U at the Kampala Monday. government ministers, accused of 3'Way switch with, RUG. Fast i easy. Soft white bulb 25-40- Unitee States had let it be known White House press secretary Jody being involved in a plot to topple Prepare to eat ^Operation Rice BowV meal flasher through diplomatic channels that it Powell said Friday "it is safe to loO-TS-lOO Watt REG. 74d Amin. 2 r o i 7 5 ^ would not accept the treatment of the presume the President will do Refugees reaching Tanzania and Mrs. Nancy vonHollen of 480 Woodland St. reads a passage from “Luke” to her husband, Richard, their three-week-old daughter, Katrina, and son, Douglas, 6, before serving a RUSTIC American citizens as hostages. whatever is necessary and proper to Kenya also have reported systematic PRESTO FOAM 15 Watt bulb mfg. asc 2 for5 0 ^ Ugandan officials assured the save American lives.” persecution of two predominantly sacrifical "Operation Rice Bowl” meal. The money saved by serving sacrlflcal meals each R PAR ASTRO‘ C” United States Friday that Amin's Carter said Friday night “the Christian tribes in the Ugandan ar Wednesday during Lent is placed in large rice bowl in the center of the table and will go to 40 Watt OVEN ClEANER CELL BAHERIES order summoning the Americans to a situation looks good now” and “I my. World Hunger. "The menu, recipe and prayer for Wednesday appears on Page 3 of today's LIGHT '**•"Appliance tiulb “49c 2».50« meeting in Kampala Monday and think it's going to be all right,” but In Washington, acting Ugandan 14 OZ CARD OF 2 closing Uganda's borders to gave no details. ambassador Paul Chepkwurui, who Herald. (Herald photo by Dunn) « . 2 ,„ 4 0 ii Americans wanting to leave the There are 175 to 200 Americans was summoned to the State Depart Projector floodlight 3.99 country is “no cause for alarm.” presently living in Uganda, most of ment Fri^y, said there was "no Wito 2 “ D” caH batteries. A high-level Cuban military them missionaries, oil company 2 FOR, 150 Watt 2 ' r P cause for alarm” over Amin's latest delegation has arrived in Uganda to workers or employes of Uganda air REG. 1.29 Reflector spot 5 S 2 « . 2 5 « MFG. 99c order, explaining Amin merely Carter keeps tabs on Uganda CHROME discuss supplying Amin with arms lines. wanted to inform the Americans in Aerosol Works in 3 THURMONT, Md. (UPI) - Presi — the firstborn of Chip Carter and his The Carters have two 150 Watt bulb . mfg 0 A A a Best Qoallty for and personnel, news reports in In his order Friday, Amin told his country that "they would not be minutes. Spray on PENLIGHT Nairobi, Kenya said today. The dent Carter, exhilarated by the birth wife Caron, both 26. grandchildren. Jack Carter, 29, and or200 Watt bulb. 89c ZfoieHJV longer Ufa government officials to draw up lists bothered or harassed.” wipe off. reports said 1,000 Cubans already are of resident Americans and all their "He wants them to know that be of his second grandchild, monitored Asked how he felt as he and First his wife have an 18-nnonth old son, q u a lity -jf4*2ro.2® “ Hospital Brand Infra ft c m ^ in Uganda. possessions, including "chickens, has appreciated the work they have developments in Uganda today in an Lady Rosalynn Carter walked jaunti Jason. As for the latest addition to ' With two batteries. Red Heat Lamp mfg. 4.99 A f o i u '*'' The White House said Friday the goats, pigs and other animals” and to done and he wants them to con upbeat mood from his mountaintop ly from the helicopter pad to Aspen the Carter clan, the President assurances were "helpful in allaying ask them whether they wanted to tinue,” Chepkwurui said. presidential retreat. Lodge — the presidential residence— described him as “perfect... he's a concern,” but diplomatic officials — stay. The concern evidenced Friday Carter threw open his arms and real boy." when Ugandan President Idi Amin exclaimed, “Great" «a^ barred any Americans from leaving his country, gave way to optimism later in the day. V -'" .—: 'v I ‘ ‘ - ^ i ■ ' ■ ' ' ’1 \ k ^Amin is not insane^ Carter twice visited Bethesda Flash fire damages Naval Hospital Friday — the last a By JANE ANDERSON and Andrew Young have promised to apologized to him. Then he changed dramatic late night helicopter ride hotel in Moscow HARTFORD (UPI) - The 175 cap stop interfering in what he calls the his mind two hours before departure from Camp, David to see his new, tive Americans in Uganda will internal affairs of Uganda, then he and allowed them to stay. black-haired grandson, Jam es Earl used by President Idi Amin to try to “During the Angolan war, the Rus Carter IV. will allow Uie Americans to leave. MUbLOW (UPI) — A Soviet doctor Police and soldiers today sloshed keep President Carter from Carter told reporters at the That's one position he could take.” sian ambassador went to Amin and says the death toll could rise to more through the 250-yard corridors S I 5 a hospital the Ugandan situation “is criticizing his regime, a former “Or, he will say he has allowed the told him not to support the western- than 50 from a fire that flashed checking rooms for more victims. Ugandan official predicts. going to be ail right. The situation Americans to leave, but the backed faction, which Amin was sup through the world's largest hotel Stretcher parties brought blanket- looks good now." Then asked for a The Americans have been ordered Americans have decided to stay in porting. Amin took it personally and Friday night. wrapped bodies down the hotel's reaction to Amin's latest moves as he by Amin to meet with him Monday in the country because they think he's a said the Russians were trying to run Flames raced through the cor elevators and through a lobby to a M T u : TYPES 3 OW IIT A ^ F O O T W ^ g J F A l returned to Camp David, Carter POW ERfAK Kampala, apparently in response to great man. Then he will detaip them his country. ridors of the 6,000-bed Hotel Rossiya makeshift morgue in the cloakroom, lATTEMES^CAID 9E 2 smiled and said, “ He’s so predic - FUSES ENS|0|
ifflaurl)patrr Sitpuing ral5 Don’t count on House code of ethics Manchester — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON - Now that our At any rate, there were some posed. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 habitually pusillanimous Congress Andrew Tully would-be heroes, led by House Greater respect needed Mtmb«r. Audit Burtiu of Circulation Membtr. Unitad Prau Iniarnational has given itself a salary raise of $12,- Minority Leader John J. Rhodes, R- Regardless of the merits of the pay Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, 900 to $57,500 a year by sneaky nonac Ariz., and Sen. James B. Allen, D- raise, Rhodes addressed himself to Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. tion, something called the Citizen’s Ala. And Rep. Larry Pressler, R- the ethics involved and the issue’s Committee for Restoring Public President, and the Speaker of the S.D., asked the Supreme Court to effect on the electorate. “We have to ) Raymond F. Robinaon. Editor*Publiihar Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor MANCHESTER Trust in Government is dreaming. House. ' declare unconstitutional the have a greater respect for the in •-.Mr.niiKwaMwi4if.inwi ' " Opinion' In a full-page ad in The New York Under the law, those increases procedure by which members of telligence of the American people Times, this respectable outfit would become effective barring a Congress can get a pay hike without than to believe they will not see 1 demands that Congress now enact a negative vote by either the Senate or voting for it. through this charade,” Rhodes said. SSH STAMPS MAKES US PERSONAL strict "Code of Public Conduct” for the House. The Senate had the chutz “We must have a greater respect fop TEE all three governmental branches — pah to vote for the raise. Its Rhodes impressive the dignity of this body.” NO. ONE em iiiSmS Fm s »>ii5n n t Happy family myth ■DOMl WHIU YOU WAIT Executive, Legislative and Judicial. members at least stood up to be Rhodes was particularly im Nuts, replied House Speaker Tip OiMI 0 * 5 Fw Any Oewlee Mostly, the proposed code would counted. The House leadership took pressive. He sought unanimous con O’Neiil, that graduate of ''m 72S_EAST loai RUIN IT. The American family is large cities, environments restrict outside income, end conflicts the cowardly way. It simply wouldn’t sent to bring to the floor a resolution Massachusetts’ machine politics. MiDDLE TURNPIKE MANcwira beset from all sides. often called socially isolating. of interest, and require public dis- let the membership vote on any of blocking the raise. Under House O’Neill could have forced the Rules nwtMl4l-3SII MANCHESTER NT* Now ME 4HM. tOOAa, Rising divorce rates, more In 1970, two-thirds of us lived in losure of an official’s financial af several resolutions which would have procedure, any member could kill Committee to permit a vote because A Jtssns Sam fairs. excluded Congress from the handout. that consent, and Rep. Charles he controls the committee. But he wi senvice and install industrial andcommercial HAS IT! abortions, and fewer children, small towns and suburbs, Wilson, D-Calif,, promptly did so. more women leaving the home where relationships may be Won’t go straight Some tried favored the raise and admitted a A R T IS T IC But before Wilson’s self-serving House vote would kill it. So he sat Phone to work, declining parental more easily established. It is possible Congress will crack Give credit where it is due. M l CONHTKMMi - REFHKEIUTION HAIR down on the Executive and Judicial move, Rhodes tried to press a little back on his well-upholstered behind Business-Directory Guide For Death rates in the past were Members who argued that the House HUTING and SHEET Mnu. 646-0863 authority and the anchorless branches. Its members enjoy should have the courage to vote on a honesty on his colleagues. His mo and did nothing. DKSlCiNS sexual mores of our time, the almost as high as divorce rates tion, he said, "represents the last So th a t’s th a t. F o rg et the policing other people. But forget Congressional pay raise won a 224 to I New England Mechanical Services, Inc. INC. Mt ewoAO erw iiT today. The proportion of about Congress itself going straight. possible course of action for those of technicalities. In effect, Congress did Manchester and Surrounding MAHCHteTc* PworiaeioAAAc ^a « “depersonalizing” effects of 109 vote that would have required the ROUTE 483, P.O. BOX 3147 • u i r i ie$ us who believe strongly that modem urban living — these children affected by what All one need do is examine House to meet an extra day to con indeed give itself a pay raise bigger TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (08066) MAAECHISTCn. c o n m . Congress has an obligation to go on than the annual wage of the average 643-2738 • 643-2192 and other phenomena are put sociologist call “parental dis Congress' record of the past month. sider the issue. But Rep. William D. BCTTV CAUACHCR, Pw#, It had before it a presidential com public record on the subject of our American. In pressing such Vicinity ting severe strains on the fami ruption” has actually gone Ford, D-Mich., vowed he would be mission’s recommendation for pay “here to object to a vote until the own pay.” He noted that a CBS poll charlatans to enact a “Code of Public CAMPING EQUIPMENT _ FAMOUS BRAND ly as an institution and suggest down over the last century. raises for its members, certain high- cows come home.” So the House showed that 310 House members Conduct,” that new committee is TELEVISION - APPLIANCES to some that it may be in its A divorce rate reaching level Executive officials, federal adjourned for one of its many four- favored voting on their pay raises, asking heaven for the biggest TENn, COTS, SUEPINQ BASS, AIS MATTHESSES, featuring this week... last days. close to 40 per cent of judges. Cabinet members, the Vice day weekends. and only nine members were op miracle since the loaves and fishes. 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MAIN ST. 6 4 3 - 1 1 9 1 DON WILUS Spaclalltlng In ■MKI KRVICf 191 Other editors say By ROBERT WALTERS Coffee breaks But despite ail that casualness, GARAIX FtmI fM Iftpamt MAIN ST. I I Hain $1, TiL $4$4 S31 WASHINGTON - The'brief but One reporter interrupted to ask if contrived or otherwise. Carter’s MANCHESTER tsasnl I M f Ykrii the President had any plans to press secretary is once again proving revealing exchange came one day 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 0 Brotherhood Week last week while White House Press eliminate time-consuming coffee that the White House generally has breaks taken by government Human rights For My Sister Secretary Jody Powell was holding such complete control of the flow of Serving Mancheiter over 50 yri. F;,-: In Response to a Gift of Poetry forth at his regular news briefing, an employes. “That’s my biggie for next information that it can tell the press Kitchens of Distinction The Russians now say sometimes shamefully He said “I am the Word” nouncing yet another symbolic week,” replied Poweil, and public only what it wants them to NEED A NEW KITCHEN? CORK TO TNI EXHUTt and the WORD IS gesture apparently designed to. simultaneously displaying a telltale know. pentlai'iJ The Florist furiously that Mr. Carter is in restrained. If the Russians In the TRUTH and way endear President Carter to the grin. Full repertoire 24 BIRCH ST. USTOM I#ITCHEN terfering in their internal af feel that even this modest that persons are able American people. Powell’s unhesitating wiliingness Like all of his recent predecessors, TEL. 843-6247 a- * fairs, and that he could jeopar To communicate loving 643-4444 P.T.D. level of activity threatens the Powell was in the midst of offering to share a somewhat cynical view of Powell has a full repertroire of non- C ENTER IV 649-7544 in its purest form dize talks on arms control and fabric of their societies they the press details of a memo Carter the President’s program of offering IN ciiiTM imn. wuKMtra Like a Christmas child responsive replies to questions the MSTR CHG WORLD WIDE to the public a seemingly endless other aspects of detente. There should ask themselves why like a bright Channuka candle. sent to all Cabinet members administration doesn't want to AMER EXPRESS SERVICE are serious issues behind this their societies are so Cathy Hitt proclaiming that he “will hold them array of those now-famous symbolic answer. Some examples, all offered gestures reveals a great deal about dispute, but to reach them it is vulnerable. Jewish-Christian personally responsible fdr reducing in the space of less than one hour at a the burden” imposed by the growing the state of Carter's public relations first necessary to clear away a President Carter is clearly Dialogue single briefing: Its or Call Ut For Froo demands of federal paperwork. after one month in office. "It would be inappropriate for me CstliMtoi • Aluminum Products good deal of nonsense. • RoH Up Awnlfiot • Stationary right to enhance the role of A technician to comment on that at this time...I'd Avminia • Door Conoplaa • IRON In the first place the human rights in his foreign First and most important, Powell Patio Roofa Comnloto with WeatherStoppers OSTRINSKY suggest that you address that ques Scroonifii • Porch Scroonkig, ntOM Mowmt S(»APIIiTIU. Russians have no right in prin policy. America’s influence in Open forum has shown himself to be a first-rate tion to the State Department...! real DEALER IN WASTE STORM DOORS MANCHESTER AWNINB CO technician in his role as the ly don’t have anything to add...I'd am)PAPER ciple to complain if the West the world depends not only on COMIINATION WINDOWS IBB WEST CENTER ST. MATERIALS 731 PARKen 8T. President’s chief spokesman. That is IN ALUMINUM • WHITt gives moral support to their military and economic hate to inject myself into anything TMophom 349-3091 T*l. 643-5735 or 643-5676 • DROWN • RUCK Eil.6ll.lnd IMt dissidents and calls for the strength but also on her power no easy task because it requires the like that...I think the situation is dif job-holder to be both totally faithful ficult and complex enough without observance of internationally to influence men’s minds. Reader backs referendum to the President and his policies me making it more difficult by com Crother NECCHI MW^QO Cameras Rug & Upholstery Cleaning MTM MANCHCSTKPI recognized standards, or of It is possible to accept diver Dear editor; while also retaining the confidence menting upon it.” CMNER RU6 & UPHOLSTERY CIUMNG receiving substantial income from Garner Rug has been serving the area for over 15 years. It is owned and operated by Frank Findlay, a agreements which the sity in political systems while 1 am writing this letter in support and respect of a press corps known Ironically, the man in the ad Mancheiter'i Only Complete Carpel Servieei Sewing Machine tax dollars generated from this 14 High Street, rear native of Manchester Russians themselves have of the J.C. Penney move to best for its highly competitive nature ministration with the loosest tongue CENTCK still appealing to universal project. MANCHESTER Our plant is located at the rear of 14 High St., Manchester. All plant work is done on the premises by our IfM ikl BAITS sum tfs TOi A ll MARIS and jaundiced view of the world. F O illC N A DOMESTIC signed. values by which all societies, Manchester on which there is going The state has made a tremendous may well be Carter himself. During a Phone:646-5630 own expert crew. You can save a big 207t> by bringing in your own carpet to be cleaned. to be a voter referendum- March 15, In the example cited above, Powell supposedly routine visit to the iulhi/rited Ssir* A They have a perfect right — including our own, can and commitment to Manchester and to Feel free to call us at 646-5630 with any carpet problem. We sell, clean and repair alf types of carpet. We t l l l l l A 1977.1 feel it is very important for all typically managed to deftly serve Agriculture Department, he blurted of which they tnake free use — should be judged. J.C. Penney in trying to locate It here N > V are an authorized Royal Vacuum Sales and Service Center. Also offered is a full line of tile and linoleum. Manchester residents to go out and and it is my feeling that we, as a both masters simultaneously. He out details of his position on Another service is the shampooing or recarpeting of auto interiors. '£.*3=-649-0545 to give financial support to our Whether Mr. Carter will vote to reinforce the position that we, effectively relayed the President’s diplomatic recognition of Cuba. "Serving the area lince 1955" |«» RMAO »f dissidents, to champion their town, should support this and turn HAW CiCCAH IIWCI* prove able to make the indeed, want them in Manchester. out for this March 15 vote. commitment to cut down the amount Answering an employe's question at Got A Painttng ProUamr Wt'll Htipl causes, and to invite them to necessary compromises with J.C. Penney, with their new Sincerely, of time citizens must spend filling the Department of Housing and Ur warehouse, will create many jobs out government forms while letting GREENS & THINGS StrvicB ttill meane eomtlhing to ub — and Bervtce mBent tpending Soviet embassies abroad or on the imperfections of a world he Gregory S. Wolff ban Development, he revealed a IN MAIKKSTIR, RIGHT ON MAM STREH enough lim# with vom Io help gou »elecl the right painl finieh lor that |OD and also pay a substantial amount of the reporters know that he, like previously' undisclosed tax reform COMFim PRMTMC A COrVHC SOIVKE 249 BROAD ST. 643-1635 vou’re plannirvg. Set u« tor paint and tarvics when you plan your neHl MANCHESTER paid trips to the Soviet Union. cannot control remains to be 71 Shepard Dr. p ro te c t. money to the town in taxes. Bob many of them, understood that the plan. LOW COST PRINTIN6 Western activity in the other Manchester WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) seen, but so far he has done no Weiss, town manager, tells me the issue was a matter of less than “ P /an I People HARDWARE Talker! freely W9ES5 UK • snnonon • een SINK Hsrdwsrt - Gardsn Supphaa • Plumbhg Suppllaa direction is surprisingly and harm by putting his aspirations cosmic import. PAI NT CO. project will pay for itself in five On his first trip back to Georgia MIMT-MAN PRIINTING Are Nice People" E/l. Johnson 877 Main St, g.o MAIN ST. • M A N CHESTER • 545 1777 OPEN DAILY 10-6 \Y; on show. — The London Times years. The reason for this is that the Symbolic gestures, since his inauguration. Carter YOUR . SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES THUPS. TIL 8 OEALEB Free Parking Rear Of Store net cost to the town will be four to Like Carter, Powell frequently SUNDAY 11-S INDEPCNDENT Yesterdays sauntered down the streets of his . TRY OUR NEW 3-M NNO COPItItl IiMFAv paiNTB I five million dollars after the land is relies on symbolic gestures and ac home town of Plains while freely Gift Certificates Available 733 RUIN ST., MANCHEITER » 649-4301 The Almanac sold an(f the state aid is taken in. tions to endear himself to his con answering reporters' questions on all Frank Arnone During this time, ap- stituency, the White House press cor manner of foreign and domestic 'lu: For all your Dry Cleaning Naade. 25 years ago t,l<>.7‘HII Suedei, Leithar*. Wedding Oowni. approximately $1,000,000 in taxes will be ps. His briefings are marked by a issues. JOHN'S aOOR COVERING INC. Drtpcfiei and elc. Parkeda Cleaner* Hy rnil<-)l l*r)‘i i - i PAGE TWELVE - - M A N C H ^ ^ ^ E N I N G HERALD,Feb, 28, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M«nchtster, Conn., S«t., Feb 26. 1977 - PAGE THIRTEEN ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle A r th ln tor Solo 41 Aoomi tor Root S3 Aportmonto For Root S3 Apartmonto For Rant 53 Autot For Sala 51 1 C trtal grain 1 Steps out F E A V T E n D A U A t ChariM M. Schulte 4 Sing lik t Bing 2 Wide street > T C 0 U T A L 0 1 R M A N G. FOX RECLINER and ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly GTO 1970 ■ Two Door Hardtop. 9 Woatarn* 3 Bicycle for National Weather Forecast FOUR ROOM Apartment - Se A f F E H 0 F U living room chair. Toro green rooms. Single $64.95, double Air, automatic, power htmiiphtra cond floor. No pets. Security Dear Abby two A M A A w L • mower, and one 50 jgaiion $74.95 dIus ta x . Phone in steering, power brakes, new organization deposit. Heat, hot water, 4 Hit billiard i L T 0 F E A 1 k R room. (^Il 646-2300. tires. Excellent condition. (abbf.) s ^ y e r apiker on wheeh. 643- stove included. Call 649-2111, ball F A 1 0 F ? L M • K 1 $1650. 289-2932. Owner is By Abigail Van Buren 12 Eggs 5 Genetic 1 • O F E t T R E F after 5 p.m. V0U£ATRX'R00WRNUT5 then if fOU conT eat CLEAN. LIGHT moving out of state. 13 ClosQ rtlativQ material C 1 N T E R • A D 1 P0U6HNUTS Building Suppllat 42 Housekeeping Room - For 14 L ittit dovil 6 Eight (prefix) 1 T A T u t E a) AT THe eecINNiNo AlWTHiNc The r e st of 31 GLENWOOD STREET - LOOKJNQIWe offer the brgest variety o f f working or retired lady. Call DEAR ABBY: Our son is 13 years old and a freshman in 1$ Buddhism i 0 J 0 V? 0 E L Duplex, two bedrooms. $230 attractive apartmenti and " 1974 JEEP CJ5 ■ Bronze with 7 Cheer OF THE ifeAR... the HEAR TOO 6ET t h in ! 647-1193. townhouses in Manchester. ' t 0 L E N 0 D F 1 N E - g ,------NATURAL STONE for monthly. Security. No pets. black vinyl top. 6 cylinder. high school. A 12-year-old junior high girl will have a baby tVP# 6 Fiddling retaining walls,) veneers, Rental office open daily 9>6, Excellent condition. $3200 next June, and our son will be that baby's father. 16 Caft patron t A T U R A T E E T H A 6499455, 647-9773. weekends, 11-3. __ emperor L A M A • 1 E • patios, etc. Pick up by the ATTRACTIVE Sleeping Room firm. Call 2898466. "Thank God he had the courage to bring the little girl to 17 Wrtath 9 Smoother - Private entrance. Shower IBHattod 32 Not, of 44 Full of tares Mund or delivery by the ton. DUPLEX - 6-1-6. Central loca DMWTO us and tell us. The girTs parents both work, drink and run 10 Atonement Q > Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, bath. Free Parking. Apply 195 1973 MACH 1-302, Automatic, around while the child stays home days (and many nights) 20 Balitva 11 Looks at Guido'S scale 46 Shoots hole- tion. One child, no pets. 35 Water closet 649-3163. Spruce Street. Manchester. power steering, power brakes, alone, with no supervision whatsoever. 22 Tallow 19 Eon in-one Security, $22 monthly. DnERPRISES 23 Ascot 36 Red gems •••••••••••••••••••••••••• am stereo with tape player. We went to the girl's parents, and they told us they 21 Primitive 47 Membranous •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646-1021 26 Cincinnati ball Apartmanta For Rani 53 646-4200. New tires, new exhaust would have our boy jailed for statutory rape if we didn't 23 Touched with 38 Old Dominion pouch Dogt-BIrda-Pala 43 j|l')|'j|!1 |( l|! j|' 'ir) system. Cell 583-6157 after club (abbr.) ball state (abbr.) 50 Short for give them $1,000 in cash. My husband said he wouldn't get 27 P rK ioui jewel ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE SIX ROOM Duplex - Available 6:00 p.m. i 24 Ha (Fr.) 39 Riddle hurrah involved with blackmail. Then they suggested the kids get 29 Tax agency 51 Cinnabar DOG-CAT BOARDING GARDENS of Strawberry March 1st. No pets. Call 643- AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. married in a state that allows kids their age to marry with 25 Newspaper 40 Abase bathing/grooming. Complete 1973 FORD GRAN Torino - (abbr.) man 41 West Point 52 Compass MIckay Finn — Morria Walaa Road. A new suburban one 7194 or 278-8550, Extension Five Room Rent. West side, parental consent. We refused. 30 Pack the jury modern facilities. Canine bedroom apartment com 540. $180 monthly. Call 6492048. Four door. V-8. Automatic. 26 Spanish river freshman point Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Power steering Mwer brakes. We think it would be better for all concerned if the girl 31 Doctrine munity nestled in the country had her baby and gave it up tor adoption. Are we doing 33 Egg drink 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 6 10 11 •Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Low mileage. Excellent con MMAT IM SUONOcVinI t h a t o l d m a n hills in historic Ellington. In BASEMENT - Finished pan FOUR ROOM Apartment - 34 Part of a shoe yean, he WOUtDSfT dition. Landau roof. Call 649 right in refusing to consent to this marriage? 12 13 14 K WHY THAT J NEVER OlO ANV> HURT A FLVf t addition to it's unique, eling, two rooms, heated, con- Fairfield Street, Manchester, 35 Three (prefix) SHERIFF IS OUT € For period ending 7 a m,, SundaV, Feb. 27. During Saturday FREE TO Good home • Two Two bedrooms. $190. Call 649- 6365 , 649-2540. OHIO PARENTS t h :n o b a d in THRRC TH* SHERIFF refreshing architectural tains electric stove, 37 Developed IS 16 17 LOOKIN' FOR HIMI I HIS LIFEI night rain or showers wiil rule the north Pacific coast, most kittens, eleven weeks old. design and beautiful refrigerator. Hot and cold 2871. Please call 643-6601. DEAR PARENTS: In my opinion, yes. The baby will 41 Show of the Atlantic states and the Ohio-Tennessee valleys except landscaping, it features water. Includes TV. $60 a 1972 BUICK Le Sabre Custom tl 16 20 21 - Automatic, air conditioning, be much better off in an adoptive home with parents who displeasure changing to snow near the Lakes. Some snow is also likely in private entrances, private week. 643-0851. Homes lor Rent 54 42 Women's power steering/disc brakes, really want a child. You need a lawyer to acquaint you with 22 23 24 25 25 Antiques patio area with sliding glass patriotic parts of the upper Plains, other-wise genmrally fair weather 48 am/fm, tinted windows, your son's rights and obligations. will be the rule elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, BRAND NEW Three SINGLE FAMILY Five room society (abbr.) 27 26 26 range, refrigerator, garbage Bedroom Duplex, nestled on 2 Ranch. $225 per month, plus chrome wheels, new brakes, It may be a bit late to tell you that you son's education on 43 Over again tapproximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 47 WANTED - Old toys, post shocks. Four Michelins. cards, steins, stringed in disposal, master TV antenna, 1/2 wooded acres, in Hebron. deposit. Call 742-6519, “the birds and bees” must have been sadly neglected. But 45 African land 30 31 32 (68), Boston 35 (49), Chicago 22 ( 34), Dallas 35 (51), Denver struments, paintings, fur traverse rods, laundry and Has full basement, provision betweem 7:30 and 8:15 a.m. Excellent. 6492110. perhaps this will serve to warn other parents that this CAN 47 Climate (poet.) 34 Knit 18 (39). Duluth 3 (20),Houston 36 (57), Jacksonville 55 ( 84), niture. clocks, advertising storage facilities in basement, for wood burning stove, large and DOES occur. 48 High priest of 33 Kansas City 24 ( 38), Los Angeles 48 (65), Miami 74 (83), New 1968 FORD LTD - Station items, outright purchase, con air conditioning, total elec living room, country kitchen, VERNON/TOLLAND Line - Israel 35 36 37 31 36 40 SIZES Orleans 53 (71), New York 41 (56), Phoenix 41 (67), San signments, 644-8962. tric, no pets. Ranch and with stove and dishwasher, 1 Eight rooms. Four Bedroom Wagon. Automatic, air con DEAR ABBY: I am a 32-year-old man who is self-support 49 Old pal ditioning, power brakes, 10-20 Francisco 46 ( 62), Seattle 38 (51), St. Louis 29 (41), Duplex style apartments 1/2 baths, and is convenient to Executive Colqnial. For Rent. ing, and although I didn't graduate from college, I did go for 53 Command to 41 42 43 44 Washington 46 (67). THE PACK RAT - Antiques, available. Rentals starting at Route 2. Call 228-0374. No lease required. Singles steering. Radio, with tape two years. I know that my spelling and grammar is far from a horse 45 47 collectables, decorative and $175. per month. For appoint accepted. Available March deck, etc. Very good condi perfect, but I'm not exactly illiterate. 54 Stinging insect 46 tion. $500. 649-8165. 5577 conversation pieces. Turquois ment call 875-9876, Monday 1st. 875-8063, or 875-8679, My problem is my mother. She taught school before she 56 Makes money 4S 46 SO SI 53 MANCHESTER - Immediate V PriBcllla’s Pop — Al Vormoor A handsome knit Blazer jewelry. Sundaysloays 12 to 5. 40 thru Friday, 8 to 5. was married, and now lives in a distant state. When I write 56 Insane occupancy. Seven room 1972 TOYOTA Carina Deluxe, is always in style and is Flora Road, off Route 85, HEBRON ROAD, Bolton - to her. she returns my letters with all the errors in spelling 57 Ands (Fr.) 54 $5 56 sure to he a 'wardrobe Bolton. COTTAGE STREET - Four Duplex, with garage. Seven Room House. 4-5 automatic. Excellent condi 56 Article of Articlaa for Sala 41 Articlaa lor Sala 41 Convenient location. Married tion. Best offer. Call 6491082. and grammar “corrected" with a red pencil! 57 61 56 REMEMBER BEFORE WE WERE MARRIEP ^ I JUST T ANP IM STILL favorite’. room, first floor apartment. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Large At first I just ignored it, but I have had enough. Should 1 bedding No. 5577 has knit direc Appliances and heat not in couple, two children. No pets. yard. Wall to wall carpeting. 59 Every -tk HOW I SAIP IF I FOUNP THE RIGHT GIRL SMILEP AND ^ WAITING.' ALUMINUM sheets used as PAINT FACTORY - 160 Hart WANTED Antique furniture, write to her and ask her to please quit correcting my let (NIWSPAMR INTiaPRltl ASIMl tions . . . Sizes 10-20 in glass, pewter, oil paintings, or cluded. $160 monthly. Securi Employment references. $365 monthly. 649-2871. 1969 MUSTANG - Fast-Back, WE'P TRAVEL ANP GO TD FANCY WAITED FOR clusive. printing plates. .007 thick. ford Road, Manchester, ty. 646-1189. Rent with or without option to six cylinder. Three speed. ters? Or should I just quit writing? RESTAURANTS ANP CO ALL YOU TD MAKE 23x32' , 25 cents each or 5 for Phone 643-2151. Odd colors - other antique items. R. My wife says, “Skip it. Your mother is probably getting TO OiOTII, linil 7St for Mcli Sit- buy. $230 m onthly, plus MANCHESTER - Eight room Good condition. Only 73,000 tmi, Dim 2SI for poitigo ani Off specs - Batch ends, from Harrison, 643-8709. KINPS OF EXCITING THINGS ? YOUR M O V E - $1. Phone 643-2711. MANCHESTER - One utilities and security. 79 House. Appliances, $300. J.D. miles. Asking $850. Call after senile." feMdllni. $2.00 per gallon. Open Stock, Senile at 58? WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, bedroom apartment. First Summer Street, phone 646- Reai Estate. 646-1980. 5:30 p.m. 649-8612. ANNI CAtOT UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 1300 colors. Save 40'?c! Public Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear floor. Downtown area. $145, 2265. BUGGED Win at Bridge ManchMitr Ivtning HaraM Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts, invited. 1974 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 11M Avt. qI AmtrlOM ly Toys. Statues, Furniture, per month plus heat. Paul W. VERNON - Rent with option Hmv York. N.Y. 100M Brownies, nurses. East Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. ROCKVILLE - Three Room to buy. Custom seven room - Power steering, air con DEAR BUGGED: It's doubtful. Why not look at it this SWIMMING POOLS - Large Jugs. Crocks, Almost Catholic School. 649-1225. Apartment. With heat, hot Colonial on nearly two acres. ditioning, V-8, two barrel. way; Your mother is really doing you a favor by pointing Print Namo. Adrtta with ZIP pool distributor has luxury Anything Old. 646-2690, coot and Stylo Nombor. MANCHESTER - Newer two water, stove refrigerator. Stable and corral. Call Arthur Excellent condition. Must out your mistakes. But if you're all that bugged, level with Eight piay is dishonorable above ground pools in original sell! Call Gary, 289-0712. 1977 ALBUM with a bound- Wanted to Buy 49 bedroom Duplex, Half of two Carpet. $165, No pets. Parking or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233, J. her. (Old school teachers never die, they just lose their PERSIAN RUGS - Oriential cartons. Guaranteed, MUST family. Waddell School area. for one car. Adults only. class.) in’’All-Season Gift Book" CLEAR WAREHOUSE for Watson Beach Co., o f 24-paf^esl Price...$2.00. Design. Various sizes. Prices $265 per month. Paul W. Security deposit. Call 6497690. 1973 CAPRI 2000 - Deluxe in NORTH Al South pointed out, three new 1977 pools - $599 com WANTED - Presidential, Manchester Office, 647-9139. ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.25 EACH. almost hall the market price! State and Local campaign Dougan, Realtor. 643-4535. Equal Housing Opportunity. terior. Original owner. Call DEAR ABBY: My grandmother is the sweetest woman * K 4 cards out of three had been 643-8904. pletely erected. 31xl6-OD - days 728-6235, or evenings wrong. Now let's see what No. Q-11B-ILUE RIBRON OUILTS. 15x24 swim area, complete pins, buttons, posters, books, who ever lived. She had a stroke a couple of years ago and VQ9832 Contalna ilitoon lovoly qiHti. MANCHESTER - Duplex, 5 ViLULQER APTS. after 6, 649-2684. A must to ♦ J4 would have happened If South with liner, ladder, pump, sun and any other political items. OHIces-Stores lor Rent 55 is quite old now. She is always talking about dying. When I Captain Eaay — Crooka and Lawranca No. 0-117-QUILTS ON PARADE. WOOD FOR Sale - {65 per cor- 1/2 rooms, three bedrooms, 1 Carpeting, full basement, IW tile see! « A Q 10 2 had played low from dummy. Olroeiloni for ilitton qailts. deck, fencing and stairs. Private collector in baths, appliances, heat, patio, air am with her she tells me to be sure that Aunt G gets this d, split, fast delivery. Water 1/2 baths, country kitchen, No. Q-tlB-ORANOMOTHER'S FLOW Financing arranged. Ab Manchester. Call 649-7560, conditioner, no pets, adults. MANCHESTER - 840 Main and that Uncle B doesn't get anything. And she has told me West could shift to a club. In © THIS ON THE LEVEL, WHAT'E MORE. I CAN WRAP THERE'S Y M R E .TH IR t'f A ER QUILTS. I I faaclnatlnf qillts. proofing hatchways, carpeting, appliances. $265 1973 CUTLASS SUPREME - WEST EAST solutely no obligation. Call toll March 1st occupancy. Street. 1500 square feet with repeatedly that she wants me to have her diamond brooch, that case South would rise 9HIUAUN4...YOUR UNCLE'9 HIM AROUNO MV LITTLE FINSER! &OTTA 6EA 1 CATCH- NOTHINO NO. Q-I1I-AMERICA'S FAVORITE nasements. foundation monthly. Security required. Air conditioned, tape player, AQJ1082 A A975 nu THf- nnABD* AF6HANS. A baautiful laloetlon. free 1-800-.182-4529. ask for WANTED TO BUY - Tobacco CHARUS LESPERANCE full basement. Adjacent to her good dishes and her silver, and she wants my husband with dummy's tee, drew ■ HE 5U P P 0R TB 0 YOU IN A PROXY CATCH SOME- COMi* POR PRIEt cracks, firOTlaces, ceramic Barns. Will remove, and pay Call 646-1559, Monday thru bucket seats, new brakes, new VJ »64 trumps, cash his top diamonds PLVNNl WHERE I / POR M© SUPPORT- No. Q -in -M A X E A 6IFT. Many Frank. -848-7620 100-car free parking lot. paint, radiai tires. $3200. Cell to have Grandpa's gold watch. 1 know I am her favorite lift! for friondi and family. tile repair. Call 643-4953. top price. Call 649-0822. Thursday after 6 p.m. Available soon. Call 522-3114. 49652 4 10572 to get rid of dummy’s king of after 5:15, 649-2068. granddaughter, and she has told me repeatedly what she *964 * K J5 wants me to have. spades and lose One spade SOUTH (D) trick instead of two. Since her dying is inevitable, do I continue to tell her not * 6 2 to talk about it? Or should I be realistic and say, “Gram, 1 Suppose West played a se FRANK AND ERNEST WINTHROP V AK1075 think you ought to write that down"? I don't want to appear 4 A K Q cond spade. East would win grabby. *6 7 3 and lead back a diamond or a SPEECHLESS Both vulnerable trump. South would pull trum^, cash the diamonds, ive'pfi MOT DEAR SPEECHLESS: There's nothing “grabby" in sug W eil North E u l South lead a club, finesse dummy’s gesting that she “write it down.” That's the only way she 1¥ 10 and let East try to find a way to collect a fourth trick. IPUEP^, 5 lP ... can be sure that her wishes will be carried out alter sbe is. Pasa 3 V P a u ' 4 4 Pasa Paaa Paaa There wouldn't be any. Opening lead — Q * O u s t By Oswald 8i James Jacoby Allay Oop — Dava Qraua P u LL i " T | M C Astro-graph South covered West's queen C O M i u M E R ^ . of spades lead with dummy's WE popif rr ,_ NOWLEMMarr By BERNICE BEDE 080L king. He always covered an MAH HANDS ON LOOSE- IWfrAlAEYOOP honor with an honor and A Wyoming reader wants to PlUiATWHaRB anyway what did he have to IS HB, ANYWRYT Ti-fAVrt ■2-Zfc For Sunday, Feb. 27,1977 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) As know what he should do as lose? dealer with: * - vQJlOxx ARIES (March 21-A pril 19) It's far as super-sleuths go. you are not likely to meet your equal to He found out quickly. East 4 AJ9XXXXX * —. the little things that you’ll say that returned a spade to his will really count today. A few kind day. Others will have ditllculty Out answer Is that there Is partner and West shifted to a Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rant 53 OHIces-Stores tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 61 words make a big impact. hiding anything from you. no really proper bid. Anything club. South decided to try a may turn out best. We rather TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Doc. double finesse with dummy's WE HAVE customers waiting prestigious contact could pass 21) Partnership situations are favor a pass or a five-diamond . . ‘ •'■J MANCHESTER - Four 1966 JEEP - CJ5A. Excellent 10. East took the jack and bid depending on how you feel for the rental of your apart OFFICE SPACE running condition. Call after on some profitable information favored today provided you both rooms. Appliances. Quiet think as one. Togethgr, you're shifted to a trump. Some time at the time. ment or home. J.D. Real location. Adults. No pets. I 5:30. 646-6494. today. If the idea sounds like a Estate Associates, Inc. 649 F O R R E N T moneymaker, move on it. dynamite. later on, South lost a club $165, plus utilities. 649-6247. finesse to East's king and the ' 1980. I m o square feet, center of I [TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, QEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. II) ■Manrtester, air conditioning and The old adage, "A penny saved contract had aborted. FIVE ROOMS - Two ■parking. Call 645-9551. , yellow, excellent condition, You're strongly In the thoughts of LOOKING for anything in real bathrooms. Electricty and gas make an offer. Call 646-4938 someone today who resides at a Is a penny earned." Is p ^ ln e n t estate rental - apartments, advice to follow today. Cut cor ’ Barry’s World included. $250 monthly. One I after 5 p.m. considerable distance. Don't be Ths Flintstonsa — Hanna-Barbsra Productions homes, multiple dwellings, no months security. 6 9-1946. surprised If he calls or writes. ners where possible. Services Ottered Building-Contracting 33 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Trucks lor Sale 62 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. II) 31 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 3 1 Associates, Inc. 6491980. CANCER (June 21-July 22) It's FIVE ROOM Apartment' - ATTRACTIVE Four room of very Important to keep to Things start brightening up a bit ...IF 'YOU FIREPLACE WOOD - $65 per PLUMBING & HEATING - BRICK - BLOCK, stone, TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY Heat and hot water, garage. fice. Ground level, central 1974 CHEVY VAN - 6- yourself that which is told to you when you make the scene at w a n t fireplaces, concrete, chimney Carpentry and general con e a s t HARTFORD - Modern Pearl Street. Available March location, professional cylinder. Standard shift. Short in confidence today, particularly gatherings today. Your wit Is the IT:ANYTHING, cord. Waterproofing Licensed. F ast service. JUST repairs No job too small. tracting. Residential and two bedroom Townhouse. 1st. Call 646-6659. building, parking and utilities. wheel base, $2,900. Call 647- If you promise to do so. catalyst the party needs. hatchways, foundation Reasonable rates. Call Ron, Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 ROAK cracks, sump pumps, Save. Call 644-8356 for es commercial. Whether it be a Call 649-2865. 9034. PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) In 643-6567. baths, disposal, dishwasher, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You have sights you get regarding family fireplaces, ceramic tile timates. small repair job, a custom UNUSUAL. Nice two full basement with hook-ups. a way of making suggestions to matters are worth serious con repairs, stone walls, patios, built home or anything in bedroom flat in stone house in APPROXIM ATELY 1500 1%7 INTERNATIONAL Half day that Is both helpful and CUSTOM DRAPERIES made $245. Call 528-1708 days. Bolton. Heat and appliances Square feet of office space in sideration. Your Intuition Is quite steps. Expert 643-4953, 653- ELECTRICIAN - All types of between, call 646-137!379. ton Pick up Truck - Standard eagerly received. keen today. 2914. to specifications. Free es wiring, electrical improve in ciuded. $245 m onthly. the Manchester State Bank transmission. $450 Firm. Call timates and measurement. ment, and repair work. FREE CARPENTRY - Repairs, ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- Security required. Phone 6»- Building. Formerly a printing 643-4648. VIRGO* (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) The Call anytime before 9 p.m. estimates. Call 646-5253. room apartment. Stove, 0885. shop. 'TJ. Crockett. Realtor, reson you'll fare better than most SOLOIST AVAILABLE - For remodeling, additions, gar 649-4266. refrigerator, references. No 643-1577. 1974 COE WHITE - Freight today is because you're aware of weddings. Experienced and ages, roofing. Call David the importance of details others MASONARY - Fireplace Patria 644-17%. pets. $165. 646-3166, 228-3540. FIVE ROOM Apartment liner tow truck. Holmes 850. reasonable Call Bonnie Starr LIKE NEW - 1200 square feet will overlook. Lukas, at 646-4889. GENERAL REMODELING repairing and remodeling. All Completely redecorated. Two Complete with dual chrome types of stone work. Free es FOR ALL your Dry Wall NEW THREE Room apart childrenbildren acca'ceepeted. No pets. office space. First floor, near smoke stacks, also bunk b ^ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You'll and painting, stucco, other ment - Handy to bus and shop F®b. 27, 1977 textured finishes. Sheet rock timates. After 5. 643-1870, or needs - Drobiak Dry Wall $200 monthly.. Security ityi deposit Parkade, owner will listen. sleeper. For more informa be more at ease today and have MASONRY - Brick, block, ping. References and security required. Call 646-4828, Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. a far more enjoyable time If you This year, persons concerned concrete, chimneys, and work. Free estimates. 644-2975. Company, 575 Center Street, tion call Halprins Service Sta- Manchester. Call 646-8882. deposit rec^uired. $210 per between 4 and 6 p.m. tion. ------527-414343. associate with persons whose about your well-being will be fireplaces. New or repair References. Reasonable month. Philbrick Agency, philosophy is in harmony with working for you behind the Prices. 646-4346. Palnling-Pepering 32 OFFICE - First floor. Con work. Call 528-4596. after 5 Realtors, 6494200. SECOND FLOOR - Four room tains one large and two yours. scenes. They will be able to pull Born Lossr — Art Sanaom p.m. LINRI Construction Co. - Tom 1975 CHEVROLET Luv Pick strings you can't. PAINTING - interior and Corbitt. Building. Remolding, Apartment. Heat and utilities smaller rooms. Reasonable up - Haif ton. four cylinder, FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 and doors made to order. Top exterior, paperhanging, Additions, Garages, Kitehens, included. Adults only. No pets. rent, all facilities. Excellent cap and new tires. Excellent excellent work. References. Roofing, Siding, Recreation Broad Street, no appliances, $250 monthly. Security. 649 location, newly decorated condition. Low m ileage OFFICE, BUSINESS or quality work reasonable $140, security deposit, Aw. prices. References. 646-4346. Free estimates. Fully in Rooms. 6495355. 1189. 649-1680. 649-3549. Asking $2650. Phone 643-4197. / 6KA05er««7rA Property need cleaning? We sured. Martin Mattson, 649 m arried couple, no pets, do all types maintenance, in 4431. phone 643-4751. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel THOIWPLE, tOuM. OOZEM. NEWTON SMITH - SPACIOUS Six Room Duplex. OFFICES FOR RENT - Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 door and out Complete floor VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Near Hospital. Available Prime location. Heat, air con ME? Remodeling, Repairing. Rec xj . ' ' f V I I® umivw*''*’ *” I WISH I care, windows, and lawn care. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No PAPER HANGING Expert. April 15. Security, lease, ditioned, janitor. Parking. As ^ ^ iMRe^USMOn Low rates, excellent work. rooms. No job too small. 649- KEEP SMILING TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville WHH? need lor expensive Your average paper, in reference, no pets. $235. low as $100 per month. Call ■ ® 1977byN£A.mc. HAP HAUF'A- Own equipment References 3144. KEEP HAPPY 750. 8000 miles, oil cooler and recovering 568-5878. average room, $30. Mr. Utilities not included. Phone Max Grossman. 649-5334. rack. $1,750. 289-4041 POZEM available. Call 643-2662, or 646- Richman. 646-3864. 647-1904. 7760. CARPENTRY, Custom EWPLOHEES REWEAVING burns, holes. Houses - Addditions, garages, MANCHESTER - One Our Boarding Houas — Carrol & McCormick bedroom unit located in a NEW AND USED-125CCand Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAINTING, Paper hanging. roofing and siding, kitchens, TALCOTTVILLE, Vernon - Wanted to Rent 57 175 CC Hercules 6-speed En- JUSTUIK^ C&M TREE Service - Free es Window shades, Venetian Carpentry work. Call 643-4453, small brick complex with timates. discount senior bathrooms, and repair work of Five room apartment. duro and Qualfier Bikes. 643- MY WK7RR FATHER. I BELIEVE IN t|O0! blinds Keys. TV for rent. or 643-0367. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis country atmosphere. Heat, Renovated. $185. Security. Oc EXECUTIVE AND His Fami 7008. THE VI50ROU5 LIFE BUT tOUR WHAT'RE you citizens Company Marlow s, 867 Main St. 649- hot water, appliances. $225. g^lQUALITY PAINTING and for estimate, 643-6712. cupancy March 1st. Call 742- ly desire three to four OBSESSION WITH PHYSICAL FITNESS Talkin' about Manchester owned and 5221 Paper Hanging by Willis Lease, security. Blanchard & 9784, or 644-0565. bedroom house in operated. Call 646-1327. Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. 1975 YAMAHA RD 350 - CARRIES YOU TO EXTRE/HES.' )OU AMOS! : CLOSED Schultz. Fully insured, CARPENTRY & Masonry - Manchester. Preferably Excellent condition, low references. 649-4343. MUST HAVE BEEN OUT BEFORE UP CLUP PISCO- Additions and remodeling. MODERN FOUR Room Forest Hills area. 646-2976. mileage, best offer. Call 643- Iccupancy DAWN TO FINISH Y7UR JOSfilNG DIP.THEN w e n t Free estimates. Call Anthony Apartment - Second floor, in 64%. THIS EARLV~-ANP ON A TO THE ALL-NIGHT A. & W. PAINTING - Very Squillacote, 649-0811. . March 1st. Three Bedroom two family house. Heat and Duplex in newer two family SATURDAY.' BOWLING ALLEY! reasonable. Free Estimates. appliances no included. $185. Campers-Trellers Call Wayne, 649-76%. home. Bowers School Security. 6491189. □ AUTOMOTIVE I COULDN'T g e t Acs - WIrth Thia Funny World INCOME Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 Mobile Homes 65 A CAB 50 I District. Includes appliances, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• INTERIOR PAINTING and and has wall to wall t JOGGED HOME! BIDWELL Home Improve THREE LARGE Bedroom Autos For Sala 61 18' CAMPER trailer - single TAX wallpapering. Quality ment Co. Expert installation carpeting. Heat is not in Duplex - New carpets. Living C3. cluded. $250 per m onth. axle, excellent condition. professional work at of aluminum siding, gutters room, dining room, modern NEED CAR? Credit bad? Eleven years old. $1,500. Call reasonable prices. Fully in and trims. Roofing installa Security deposit and kitchen, with stove and new 742-8930. references required. Two Bankrupt? Repossessed? SERVICE sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain tion and repairs. 649-6495, 879 refrigerator. Attic, basement, Honest Douglas accepts ( ting, 643-9321. 9109. children accepted, no pets. garage, yard. $2% monthly. ( Call 647-9936, or 6492003. lowest down, smallest BRAND NEW 14 loot wides Security, no pets. Cail 6493050 payments. Douglas Motors, from $ ^ 5 . in stock ready for n ' DIRECTORY QUALITY SIGN Painting - HORACE Tetrault - Siding, after 1:00 p.m. 345 Main. Both interior and exterior. ELLINGTON - TIC TAC immediate delivery. Price in ; roofing, stormwindows, aw cludes wall-to-wall :( Store front signs refurbished nings. Quality workmanship, TOWER - Immediate oc ROCKVILLE - First fioor. cupancy. A new one bedroom WE PAY $15 for complete carrpeting. matching for spring. Call Joseph Patria, free estimates. Fully insured. Four Rooms. Appliances. One junk cars. Call Joey. Tolland t INCOME TAX Preparation - at 528-2340. Townhouse community within appliances, bow window, front 872-9187, 649-3417. child. No pets. Security. Auto Body, 528-1990. country kitchen and much Experienced, personal ser walking distance of stores, Utilities extra. $150. Call 643- vice at your home - Dan banks and churches. Features more. Large selection of Building-Contracting 33 SPECIALIZING cleaning and 9743. PARTS Department now open homes to chooss from, all 6 J U S T Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. repairing chimneys, roofs, include private entrances, balcony overlooking cathedral Saturdays. Complete line of priced to sell. Excellent finan COMING WES ROBBINS carpentry new roofs. Free estimates. 30 FOUR ROOM Heated apart Chrysler parts. Chorches cing available. Trades 2-24. _____IN* remodeling specialist. • Ad Years Experience. Howley, ceilinged living room, wall-to- ment - Stove and refrigerator. Motors. 649-3646. wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, welcome, parts, supplies, and you CAN KEEP oOtNO, ditions, rcc rooms, dormers, 643-5361. Convenient location. accessories, full time service built-ins, bathrooms, range, refrigerator, garbage I DON'T (3lVE TEAM Avaiiable April 1st. $250 1%7 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury departnient. Plaza Homes. IN C O M E T A X kitchens. 649-3446. Healing-Plumbing 35 disposal, pantry unit, air con monthly. 6493493. V OI5JOUNT-3/ Prepared. $5. Short ditioning, master TV antenna, - 383, 4-Barrell. New 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, Qhort Ribs — Frank Hill transmission, muffler system. Berlin Turnpike, Berlin Form; $10. Long Form BRUCE CELICO SEWERLINES, sink lines, abundant closets, 24-hour MANCHESTER - Three superintendent service, laun Needs body work. Best offer. Connecticut. 1-828-0369. WHAT WILL w e DO PONT WORRY O m A k . Call Mr. Frank Specializing in Hardwood cleaned with electric cutters, Rooms. Convenient location. 643-0899. We'LL 3 0 INTO^ Lloyd E. Roy Floors, and all kinds of pan dry and storage facilities in Immediate occupancy. AFTER w e PUMP^ by professionals. McKinney 'O U Selling your mobil OUTALLOFTHe OIL? MANUFACTUgiNO- 643-4834 eling. Call 6492139, after 6:00 Bros. Sewage Disposal Com basement, no pets. For ap Security deposit. $l45. Cali 1976 TRIUM PH TR 7 - p.m. pointment please call 8799876, home. Buyers waiting. Call T i b TAX pany, 643-5308.' Joan. 5691054. or 643-9797. Original cost $7,000. asking Homes. Broker. 1-828- Monday through Friday 8 to 5. $5,000. Loaded. Air con CONSULTANT LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet VERNON - Three Room ditioning. B-track deck. Phone new homes custom built, MANCHESTER - Six room ALLAN T. KEELER S tax 1 Haynes Street repairs, plugged drains, Apartment, in modem four 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days. Aulomotlve Service 66 service. Tax returns done in Mattchester remodeled, additions, rec kitchen faucets replaced, D ^lex - Available March 1st. family. Convenient to shop 643-0888. t im HtHMitt 6r«J.. Uc 2-26 rooms, garages, kitchens repaired. Rec rooms, $2% monthly, without heat. ping and 1-86. $155 monthly, in the privacy of your home. Call 6 4 3 - 4 7 2 3 ELM MOTORS - Toyota. Dat- 871-1781 for appointment. remodeled, bath tile, cement batnroom remodeling, heat One months security. No pets. cludes heat, hot water, 1968 CHRYSLER Imperial - work,(Steps, dormers. sun specialists, factory modernization, etc. Free Good location. Close to appliances and parking. 647- Four door, now tires, air con trained, one dav serx'ice 114 Residential or commercial. Estimate gladly given. M & M schools and shopping. 6495702 1113. after 6:30 p.m. ditioner. Good condition. $750. Call 649-4291. Plumbing & Heating. 6492871. or 6498137. 527-6989. anvtime. k 1 PAQE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Feb. 26, 1977 Mrs. Anna M. Beyer Charles Lewis of Trambuli. ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Anna Miller The funeral is Monday with a Mass Willimantic Obituaries Beyer, 76, of 7 Fern St. died at 9:30 a.m. in the Mercyknoll Thursday in a local convalescent chapel. Burial will be in St. Mary's faces mutiny home. She was the widow of Harold Cemetery, West Hartford. Miss Toddy Stumm A. Beyer. Friends may call at Mercyknoll, by firem en Mrs. Beyer was bom Sept. 18,1900 243 Steele Rd., West Hartford, Sun Miss Toddy Stumm, 67, of West in Ellington and had lived in H.M. Bissell, 56, dies; day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - Van Hartford, formerly of Manchester, the Rockviile-Ellington area all her Molloy Funeral Home, 906 Far died Thursday at Hartford Hospital. life. She was a member of Trinity dalism and little response to fire mington Ave., West Hartford, is in alarms has fire officials worried Miss’ Stumm was born in Lutheran Church, Vernon. charge of arrangements. was UTC executive Manchester and had lived in West She is survived by two daughters, today their department is in a stage of mutiny. Horace M. Bissell, 56, of 109 Car frey J. Bissell of Manchester; two Hartford for 37 years. Before retiring Mrs. Leon W. Parker Jr., of Tolland in 1969, she was employed at the and Mrs. William McLaughlin of Public Safety Director John P. man Rd., manager of the finance daughters, Mrs. Donald (Oiristlne) Airborne Hussey said he issued an order department of the Turbo-Power Baillie of Cheshire and Mrs. Steven Connecticut General Life Insurance Wilbraham, Mass.; three sisters, Co. for 42 years. She was a volunteer Mrs. Bertha Ames, Mrs. Doris Kent Friday to all firemen to “remind” Marine Division of United (Karen) Dieterle of Manchester; snowballs them they are supposed to be on 24- Technologies Corp., Farmington, five brothers, Earl H. Bissell, Gif worker for the Connecticut Braille and Mrs. Elsie Hoff, all of Association of Hartford, Southwest Manchester; and three grandsons. hour call. died Friday at Hartford Hospital ford E. Bissell, Frederick G. Bissell, HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) - When The problems in the department after a short illness. He was the hus and Austin C. Bissell, all of Friendly Senior Center, West Hart The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at ford Senior Center and Services for Trinity Lutheran Church, the rain and snow stopped falling are an apparent reaction to a city band of Mrs. Marjorie Mitchell Manchester, and Robert L. Bissell of Friday, traffic stopped, too. order, issued Thursday, calling for Bissell. Hebron; three sisters, Mrs. Laura Performed for the Aged. She Meadowlark Lane, Vernon. The Rev. attended Bethany Lutheran Church, Donald J. McLean, pastor, will of Motorists were lined up along Rt. wide-ranging changes in work rules. Mr. Bissell was born in Bentley and Mrs. Ruth Zepp, both of 120 into town gaping at snowballs' On Thursday, only nine of the city’s Manchester and had lived most of his Manchester, and Mrs. Margery West Hartford. ficiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Cemetery. floating in the sky hundreds of feet 25 firemen showed up to battle a blaze life here except for a period from Powers of Vernon; and two above them. and the city had to call on volunteer 1956 to 1960 when he lived in Califor grandchildren. Gertrude King of West Hartford. Friends may call at Ladd Funeral The funeral is Monday at 1:30 p.m. Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Sunday Police who investigated the fire departments from surrounding nia. He had been employed by United The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at mystery said it wasn’t men from towns to help. Technologies Corp. for 21 years. He Center Congregational Cburch. The at Bethany Lutheran Church. Burial from 7 to 9. will be private. Mars or a prank by Dartmouth A white substance, apparently was an Army Air Corps veteran of Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., pastor, will Sister Rita Lewis College students, but just plain pollu sugar, was found at the mouth of a yVorld War If. officiate. Burial will be in East Friends may call at the Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. Main Sister Rita Lewis, 81, of the Sisters tion. fire engine gas tank, police said. He was a member of Center (Ometery. of Mercy died Friday at Mercyknoll Officer Ron Lloyd said the “snow Broken glass was found under the Congregational Church and had Friends may call at Holmes St., West Hartford, Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Infirmary, West Hartford. balls” were detergent suds, in wheels of another truck and trash served as assistant treasurer of the Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Sunday Sister Rita had taught at many bubbles as big as a man’s fist, ascen was dumped on the desk of the fire church, chairman of its board of from 3:30 to 5:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial gifts may be made to Bethany Lutheran Church Memorial Connecticut parochial schools in ding from a brook into which raw chief. Christian Education and as a The family suggesU that any cluding St. James School. She was a sewage is dumped. member of its ways and means com memorial gifts may be made to the Fund, World Changers of Tulsa, Hussey called the incidents “very Okla,, or Services Performed for the teacher trainer in the Bridgeport Rt. 120 was rebuilt on higher mittee. He also belonged to the Memorial Fund of Center public school system before entering ground when Interstate 89 was built serious.” British-American Club. Congregational Church. Aged Center, 136 Capitol Ave., Hart ford. the Sisters of Mercy in 1926. near Hanover and the brook now is in The firemen’s last contract with He is also survived by a son, Jef She is survived by a brother. a depression out of sight of the road. the city expired Dec. 1, 1974. ■ Youth accused of burglary Sealtost || Gold Medal Manchester Police have arrested a 19-year-old lee Cream |{| Fleur Manchester resident in connection with a theft early this morning from the B.D. Pearl Appliance and Furniture Center at 649 Main St. » '^gai 5 -ib c o o William F. Shaia, 19, of 801 Main St., has been charged c a r to n with one count each of third-degree burglary and second- degree larceny, police said. SUPERMARKETS with this coupon & purchaso of $7.50 or more. Off. David Ragonese was patrolling Main St. at about Limit on*. Valid Fab. 27-Mar. 5,1977. H-912 with thia coupon & purchaaa of $7.50 or more. 2:30 a.m. today when he noticed two men standing near Limit one. Valid Feb. 27-Mar. 5.1977. H-918 V A i ...... ' “ Pearl’s store with a box, police said. -J A short time later, one of the men was seen carrying • Ml the box into the apartment building at 801 Main St., ac OPEN cording to police. all flavors 1 to Off. Ragonese, along with Off. Gaig McDonald, went SUNDAY Heinz Chicken the Sea of rec back to the Pearl store and found a portable television set and P( hidden behind bushes near the store. Finast Soda Ketchup Chunk Tuna At 4:55 a.m., Ragonese, McDonald, and Sgt. James 1 - Sweeney made the arrest of Shaia, a resident at 801 Main 9 to 4 Colleg St. building. 20 oz Conten Police said that a stereo in the man’s apartment was auditoi new, and he had no proof of ownership. btl 259) Two stereo sets, a new television set, and a used iron and television were found missing from the store. B.D. 4 4 - Pearl, the owner, was contacted, and identified the items Premium 5 0 5 3 Coilegi as belonging to his store, police said. Carol ( The merchandise was returned to Pearl. Kamin Court date for Shaia is March 14. Saltines drawin Nabisco r Oven-Ready Fresh ford Ri Unsalted 6 - Suspect arrested or Reg Rib Roast Works Turkeys Mousse for robbing carriers 9-12th rib-formerly 1st-4th rib or Finast Frozen with Pop-up Timer 11-year Boneless 7:30 p . i More Grocery. VafuM from Flnottl (649-65' Manchester Police have made an arrest in connection 5 to 14 lbs B i H New Camatlen Average ™ 9to1 with the Thursday night robbery of three Hartford MflM lyee V 8 I F 0 0 0 whole ib2 Courant delivery boys. College Robert T. Mulcahy, 17, of Rockvijle, has been charged BMf-LIvsr. Seafood. in Jail, Uver-Eoa. ChkAen Liver, 12Woz$ 4 with second-degree robbery and fourth-degree larceny, Deluxe EntreeEr Dinner 3 (646-49( police said. cans ■ 10 ai Police said that the three newspaper boys were robbed Pillsbury Plus SSi...... 59* of a small amount o^cash about 7:30 p.m. Thursday. One 5 8 Mancl of the boys was also “roughed up a bit,” according to M a c a r o n i ...... 4 M Contains 3 Breast Quarters, 3 Leg Quarters with backs “Solitai police reports, but he did not required hospitalization. Kosher Dill Spears 65* 3 Wings, 3 Necks, and 3 Giblet Packs 22 Oak The incident took place in the Garden St. area. Ground Beef Dinty M oore Beef Stew, 'in” 89* 17 - The boys told police that they were stopped by two Freshly Ground Box'O-Chicken F re s h lb College white teenage males. From the descriptions given and a B e e f R a v io lio s American . . , 2 JiS 8 9 * lesser 4 lbs or 3 Hall Breasts, 3 Thighs, 3 Drumsticks and 3 Wings music. discussion with one of the boy’s mothers, police arrested W in d s h ie ld 'ISTSiilid* ...... ?S89* amounts lb 88* Mulcahy. A second suspect is still being sought, accor FInnt Frozon Food Valuotl Student F re s h ding to police. L e a n Ground B e e f '" ” " >98! Best of the Fryer 20 to Court date for Mulcahy is March 7. A cash bond of $7,- Ex.LeanGroundBeef':^.",u 1.18 Boneless USDA Choice formerly London Broil Mixed 500 was set, but was later reduced to a written promise to Chleken!; Basket appear, police said. Beef for Stew “cKS*...... u1.l8 Walters Orchard Hill in 4 4 9 Beef Shoulder Steak lb Shaner, Beef Short Ribs Braiting .... .9 8 * pkg I Beef Loin Whole 8 to 10 lbs Avg. (Halves lb 2.18) Vankeir Bnis. Strip Steak ,u 2.48 March I Orange Juice''2bSS 3 i? .8 9 * Ex. Trim Rib S te a k Largo End u 1.78 Untrimmed Boneless Shell Strip 25 to Savings bank robbed Glazed Donuts ... ’i? 59 Shoulder Roast ‘"SST . . . » 1.18 Fraah Chlekan Partal School: Finast Boil in Bag Entraes . , 4 p h ^ Cube Steak »1.48 with Mr. Dali Favorltaal An armed robbery Friday night at the Spencer St. A — ! ^^ . _ I- OnrlMliinA .» .n . . . Q to ab V'Mwblau.BonMullbxxmot. 5336) S p in a c h ctSISTiJ wlUarv (iMMflinta. . b) lb 14 .IIS Log a branch of the Savings Bank of Manchester resulted in the 1281 ^ Q<^ Stbsormoro 4 j o [Cooked Ham 25 to F ru it P ie s Cherry. BlueSirry**^' , 4 TopBladeSteakiSSl. amts. 1.5 8 lb )tbl1•4o1 theft of an undetermined amount of money. Quarters ^ O ib Domestic School: A man, reportedly armed with a shotgun and wearing a Florida Juice Bars TJT . 89* Underblade Roast “’’SST . .,b1.08 Breast C O O Sliced p.m. (64 stocking mask, and a woman entered the bank at 244 i\i to order Spencer St. shortly after 6 p.m. Friday. The bank had just Quarters 9 0 .b, ^ - 30 - opened for evening hours. Finest Pot Pies Sliced Beef Liver Chicken Legs iSTisriW ,b 88*4 Roast Beef..»1.99 College The two left the bank with the money and drove away in Beef, Chicken, lesser Arteben 8 oz$ 4 5 lbs or a vehicle that was occupied by a second man. The car Turkey, Macaroni 4 amounts more ChickenThighsiSS;?l',Vi;r,b78*'^ [mp-Swiss C heese.. *1.99 campus. drove toward East Hartford. and Cheese pkgs j | lb 49' __ _ Drumsticks°lS*lS,‘5.lS[’ . »88* Bologna uJJLSS ,b 1.09 Federal Bureau of Investigation agenU were called to CIMclitn4lb80f more A A i 31 — Sunrfio tn$h Dairy ValuaU Maat Straat U.S.A.39* Valuaal D ie a S lS (iMMrami 1.081b ) ...... lb 9 8 Genoa Salami »1.99 the scene and arrived around 6:30 p.m. College: M aster Shoulder Added Arm Plcntc lb 89* Tandar Young Milk Fod Voall Mr. Deli M ustard ____ 5T 49* Arteberr Amor. Cheese Smoked Butts WmrAMM . . . lb 1 .2 9 Mr. Deli Salami ^1.59 Veal Cutlets Cut from . .2 . 9 8 4900, ext 15« Kraft Deluxe Slices Finast Sliced B acon o??hl5 b 1.19 Veal Shoulder Chops .1.49 Cheese Pizza p,, White or Colored i2 o zi Manchester police report Meat or Beef Franks 78* Veal Rib C hops ...... 1 . 6 9 Amer. Cheese .... 1.3 9 pkg Finast Sliced M eats a 3 5.S *1 V eal L oin C h o p s ...... » 1 .8 9 Fresh Salads "ir&liss."". .49* Orange Juice « « ...... 39* Three area residents have been arrested on four counts C h e e s e P iz z a '‘“ r J ! " 89* 3 *1 V eal B r e a s t FtaTOrfuT* , .. . . .8 9 * Kosher Franks . 99* each in a drug arrest made by Manchester Police. Fleischmannso3S,'r. pkg 69* AviiUb. Only In Finnil siotm wmi Mr. M i Dnptl. SwtuSM The arrest was made at 9 p.m. Friday following an in Befit Y ogurt 4%"X Fat free ...... 4 !S.. » 1 vestigation at a local motel. Froah from Dakar Straat at FMatV Two Vernon teenagers - Roger J. Ulrich, 16, and Finest Fresh Miik Iceberg Michael F. Doran, 17 - and a Norwich man — Wayne Big Round Top Martens, 22 — were arrested in the case, police said. Befit Milk • |2 9 137 Each was charged with one count of illegal sale of a con 99*/o fat free gal gal Lettuce W I . I U i , « d O 2 0 , i $ d trolled substance, one count of illegal sale of a hallucinagenic substance, and two counts of possession of For Your HoaHhtBuutyl Finast Fresh iva | a controlled substance. Fresh The court date for all three is March 14. Aim Toothpaste Calif, FinastCloverleaf Rolls. 2"tr*1 Police said that the drugs involved in the case was Country Bread r 99* marijuana, hashish, and a substance suspected to be 6< off label 2 7 07$ 4 M ^M iurangei Finast Plain D o n u ts.... 2 I f '1 LSD. wIlhFluoride ^ | California 4— H otD ogBolls^^_^y Manchester Police also reported making the following Large Slze-113 C ount|| g 39 Tek Toothbrushes Mn... 5 k. 69* arrests: Live P l a n t s ^ ...... ,.99. • Peter A. KrawiU, 17, of 90F Rachel Rd., charged Vicks Nyquil cSSfSSS^ .. 'L” 1 .9 9 with operating an unregistered motor vehicle and misuse Finast Cold Capsules.. 59* dmmL. Apples Assorted GreenPlants'pS 4.49 of plates. Court date is March 8. Washington State Grass S e e d 1.59 IK the price of any 2 pkgs of 6 Vicks Cough Syrup ...... 'b?97* Extra fancy • Clifford T. Perkins, 19, of 507 Main St., charged with Grass Seed pSrSit,... j;;2.49 I z Finast operating an unregistered motor vehicle and operating a Vaseline Petroleum m., . ' T 67* 2'A inches & up I Enpllsh Baby Shampoo n.39 Potting S o il'sr...... 99* vehicle while his license is under suspension. Court date Potatoes 5bSi89* is March 8. Johnsons Baby Powder '^99* Peat Pots gnTshoKFwa , , .3 9 * .... Mu ffin i , • Harley A. Hayes, 36, of S. Portiand, Me., charged Fresh Carrots CaWornH . 3cJ.£.89* Top Soil...... t;;ji.59 Itensive Care Lotion 'CC ’S.” 9 9 * JIe»!KSS'' hS?h with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Court date is March 8. Mew •flwtiv. F«brutiy 27 thru Mvcn 5,1977 in ManclUlw. V»rnon. Eisl Harllofd wVa«urvttMRIgMtoURM6uintHl^ ■bMtylltn. Not RMpontKito tor TypograpMcM Erron iparently outh of a ice said, inder the ind trash f the fire ts “very act with 4. ■ T h e H erald Feb. 26, 1977 Arts calendar Forum of the arts i • M arch Guest violinist 1 to 18 — Foot Prints: Exhibition of recent paintings by Peter Waite Kurt Nikkanen, 11-year-old violinist and Peter Edlund. (643-8953) from West Hartford, is the winner of the recent competition for string players 1 — Manchester Community sponsored by the Manchester Civic College: Concert, New England Orchestra. Dr. Jack Heller, music direc Contemporary Ensemble, 8 p.m., tor, announced that the youth has won the auditorium, free. (646-4900, extension privilege of playing a string concerto with 259) the orchestra on March 6, as well as a 4100 . 4 — Manchester Community cash prize. College: Three-woman exhibit by Young Nikkanen has studied the violin Carol Cottier, Susan Gerr and Linda for eight years, starting as a Suzuki pupil Kaminsky, crafts ceramics and with Elizabeth Koster at Hartt College of drawing. Stairwell Gallery, 146 Hart Music of the University of Hartford. He ford Rd. (646-4900, extension 259) has also studied with Ken Sarch at the West Hartford School of Music. He studies 6 — Manchester Civic Orchestra: at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Works" by Debussy, Copland, Finland, during the summer. Moussorgsky and Saint-Saens, with Presently, the boy is studying with 11-year-old violinist Kurt Nikkanen, Roman Totenberg as part of the Young 7:30 p.m., Manchester High School. Artists Program at Boston University, (649-6543) Kurt Nikkanen, 11, of West Hartford, practices with the Manchester where he studies performance and 9 to 12 — Manchester Community Civic Orchestra in preparation for his solo appearance with the group chamber music, and attends master College: “The Night Thoreau Spent on March 6. (Herald photo by Larson) classes. in Jail,’’ 8:30 p.m., 60 Bidwell St. Nikkanen has played as soloist with the (646-4900, extension 381) Hartt Youth Orchestra and has performed USDA( for various civic groups, churches and 10 and 11 — Little Theatre of recitals. CHOICE Manchester: Auditions for Photography exhibit Activities at MCC For the Manchester Civic Orchestra’s “Solitaire, Double Solitaire,’’ 8 p.m., Sharon Fentiman, a Manchester The Manchester Community College spring concert, he will play Saint-Saens 22 Oak St. (646-4972) photographer, will present “Life Forces,” Stairwell Gallery at 146 Hartford Rd. will Third Violin Concerto in B minor. Other an exhibition of color photography and 17 — Manchester Community present a three-woman- exhibit from works to be performed are Moussorgsky's poetry, in the lobby/gallery of the Phoenix College: “Women Show Off,” poetry, Friday through April. Carol Gottier, “Pictures at an Exhibition,” Copland's Insurance Building, Constitution Plaza, music, art and theater, 7:30 p.m.. Susan Gerr and Linda Kaminsky will show ■‘Fanfare for the Common Man,” and the Hartford, March 7 through 18. Student Center, free. crafts, ceramics and drawings. The Prelude to the third act of Wagner’s Ms. Fentiman's photographs will depict opening reception is Friday at 7:30 p.m. “Lohengrin.” 20 to April 16 — Foot Prints: scenes of New England, New Mexico and with experimental films. The event is The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Mixed media show with Candice Southeast Asia, as well as “Nature’s Art” free. ^ ile y Auditorium in Manchester High Walters, Libby Pattison, Christopher and “Nature’s Creatures.” The exhibit The MCC drama group will stage “The School. Senior citizens and students will Shaner, Robert Clement and Robert can be viewed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Night Thoreau Spent in Jail” by Jerome be admitted at a special rate. Vankeirsbilck. Opening reception, weekdays only. Lawrence and Robert E. Lee from March March 20, 4 to 6 p.m. (643-8953) 9 through 12 at 8:30 p.m, The play is directed by Robert Richardson. Final performance 25 to 27 — East Catholic High Evening of pantomime School: Spring musical, 8 p.m. (649- On Wednesday at 8 p.m., the movie The final performance of the Little 5336) The Andover Rural Music Committee “Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Brother” will Theatre of Manchester's "Tartuffe,” will present an evening of pantomime be shown at the MCC auditorium on directed by Charles Plese of Manchester 25 to 27 — Manchester High with Peter Driscoll Friday at 8 at Andover Bidwell St. Community College, will take place School: Annual Broadway musical, 8 Elementary School. Tickets will be sold at tonight at 8:30 at East Catholic High p.m. (646-5854). the door or may be reserved in advance by School. Tickets can be obtained at Liggett 30 — Manchester Community calling the Town Office Building, 742-7305. At the Atheneum at the Parkade, at the door, or by calling College: Roving arts, Trent Driscoll taught himself the fundamental Mrs. Adams, 649-1441. Arteberry, mime, all day, all over of pantomime while at Middlebury Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays campus. College in Vermont. Pantomime is a type at noon at the Wadsworth Atheneum in of stylized acting using no words. Hartford, “Take Ten at Twelve” features 31 — Manchester Community Driscoll will conduct workshops for brief talks on works in the Atheneum. College: Mime performance: Trent students while school is in session that Groups meet promply at noon in the Main Arteberry, 8 p.m., auditorium. (646- day. St. lobby. Free. 4900, extension 259) Portraits by Kathleen Michaud will be Sundays at 2 p.m. and Thursdays at 1 ?99‘ exhibited during intermission. p.m., "Gallery Talks” are in-depth in 1.39 vestigations given by museum docents on current exhibitions. Free. For information about current »99' exhibitions and events at the Atheneum, 24-hour service is available by calling 247- 9111. FhuttJ rj.“99* . 1’ 39* I,1 Page 2 - WEEKEND - Feb. 28.1977 HKEKEND- Feb. 16. IVff-PXf^eS Forum of the arts This week’s movies on TV Today 6:00 (5) "Theater of Blood” (1973). 2:05 (9) "Bend of Uie River” (1952) Vincent Price, Diana Rigg. At the Bushnell At Hartford Stage Music and dance 1:00 (5) “Frankenstein Meets the James Stewart, Arthur Kennedy. 9:00 (8-40) "Survive” (1976) Pablo The Leningrad Symphony Edward Albee's two premiering Tonight at Real Art Ways (RAW), Space Monster” (1965). Nancy Marshall. Ferrel, Hugo Stiglitz. Glenn Miller Story” 1:00 (9) “The Monitors” (1969) Guy (1954). James Stewart, June Allyson. Orchestra will perform music by plays, “Listening” and “Counting 197 Asylum St., Hartford, Robert Mozart and Shostakovich Tuesday at Stockwell, Susan Oliver. 8:00 (9) "Our Man in Havana” (1960) Ask Kleiner The Ways,” conclude their present Dick plays a variety of flutes in jazz Hefshey, 8 p.m. at Bushneii Memorial Hall in 1:00 (22) "God Is My Co-Pilot” (1945) Alec Guinness, Maureen O’Hara. By Dick Kleiner performances Sunday at the Hart performances at 8:30 and 11 p.m. Dennis Morgan, Raymond Massey. Jf x? Amphibian Man” (1965) 9:00 (3) "Minstrel Man” (1977). Glynn Hartford. Yuri Temirkanov will ford Stage Company in Hartford. Friday and March 6 at 8;30 p.m., ( l ^ f "Promise Her Anything” Turman, Stanley Clay. direct. 2:00 (3) "Living It Up” (1954). Jerry Preview performances of the Zero Moving Company performs FT Lewis, Dean Martin, Janet Leigh. Caron. 11:30 (3) ‘"rhe Family” (1970). Cliarles Wednesday and Thursday at 10 III,*’!'*** P*CK: I read your column every week and I would Christopher Durang’s world a unique program of dance based on 2:00 (40) "Lady Ice” (1973). Donald "1?® Roaring Twenties” Bronson, Telly Savalas. a.m. ana 12:45 p.m., the Children’s (1939) James Cagney, Priscilla Une 12:30 (5) "Stolen Hours” (1963). Susan premiere, “A History of The sensitivity to environments, spaces, Sutherland, Jennifer O’Neill. Humphrey Bogart. Theatre Series presents “Young American Film,” opens with preview sounds and people. , 3:00 (9) "Target Unknown” (1951) Hayward, Michael Craig. Mark Twain." Admission is through performances on March 11 and plays March 5 at 8:30 p.m., violinist Lin Mark Stevens, Alex Nicole. 12:30 (9) “Paths of Glory” (1957). Kirk schoois. For further information, through April 24. For reservations 6:30 (5) “East of Eden” (1955). James Douglas, Ralph Meeker. da Cummiskey will be featured in Monday ‘' dear S«»''*Whewan. contact Fran Gordon at 523-0320. and information, call 525-4258. live and electronic music. Dean, Julie Harris. Friday at 8 p.m., Melba Moore, the For information, call 525-5521. 6:30 (9) “The Thing” (1951). James 1:00 (5) “’The Hoodlum Priest” (1961) Thursday Tony award-winning star of “Hair” Amess, Dewey Martin. Don Murray, Keir DuIIea. and “Purlie," appears for an evening 9:00 (20-22-30) “The Land That Time 11:00 (5) "Stolen Hours” (1963). Susan StelT K y'' There” Untrue. Bowie is sUll with us, like it or not of song with the popular recording Players do ‘Harvey’ Musical events Forgot” (1975). Doug McClure, John (1968). Robert Wagner, Mary Tyler Hayward, Michael Craig. DEAR DICK: I law Swilcb a few weeks ago and la It Robert artist. Michael Henderson. At the Hartt College of Music of the McEnery. Moore. 2:(B (9) "Angel Face” (1953). Robert J. Alan Rice of Manchester is Mitchum, Jean Simmons. March 5 at 2:30 and 8 p.m., the University of Hartford, Gary Karr 9:00 (57) “Ivan the Terrible” (1946) 4:(W (9) “ Pony Express” (1953). rehearsing the comedy favorite, Part II. 4:00 (9) “The Big Carnival" (1951). stUcbes. The following week there was ao scar. Please ea- ever-popular musical, “Music Man” will perform in a double bass concert Charlton Heston, Rhonda Fleming. plain. I m puszled. MARK ARMAS. Stocktoa, Ci. “Harvey,” for Tri-Town Players 10:00 (24) “Ivan the Terrible” (1946) Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling. by Meredith Wilson will be presented assisted by Harmon Lewis at the 8.00 (20-22-30) "Bigfoot, the Mysterious which will be presented March 18,19, Part n. Monster” (1975). Documentary. 12:30 (5) “Letter from an Unknown ® TV movies are by the Young Americans. Tickets for piano and organ. Karr is a member T ’ you? In the first episode. Wagner got 25 and 26 at Vernon Center Middle 11:15 (40) “Not With My Wife, You 9;M (20-22-30) ‘"The Strange Possession Woman” (1948). John Fontaine, Louis area students are avaiiable at half of the music faculty and artist-in Jourdan. knocked in the bead with a lamp and wore a bandage. Thai School in Vernon at 8 p.m. Don’t” (1966). Tony Curtis, Vima Lisi, of Mrs. Oliver” (1977). Karen Black was a story point. Next week, new show, no scar. They never price for the matinee performance. Cast in the delightful Mary Chase residence at H artt College. The con 11:30 (3) “ Bullitt” (1968). Steve George Hamilton. 12:30 (9) “Sitting Pretty.” Robert carpr over a story point like that, unless the sUr r ^ ly gets Young, Maureen O’Hara, March 9 at 8:15 p.m., Arthur piece are Howard Becker as Elwood cert, in Millard Auditorium at 200 McCJueen, Robert Vaughn. 12:30 (5) "House on Haunted Hill” 12:40 (3) “The Adventures of Nick ^ something to explaih it. Winograd will conduct the Hartford P. Dowd; Carol French as Veta Sim Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, 11:30 (5) “Woman in Green” (1945). (1959). Vincent Price, Carol Omhart. ™ * ulways read your columa as d ^ aa old Symphony Orchestra in a concert begins at 8 p.m. and is free. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Carter” (1972). Robert Conrad. Shelley chum, ^ e r roffee the sahject came np as to who was Mia mons; Cindy Portuese as Myrtle Tony-award winner Melba Moore comes to 12:30 (9) "The Fat Man” (1951). J. Winters. featuring Janos Starker, cellist. 11:30 (8) “Divorce, American Style” Scott Smart, Rock Hudson. ^rrow s mother. And bow old she is now. Hope yon caa he el Mae; Ray Gardiner as Dr. Chumley, At the University of Connecticut in Bushneii Memorial Hall in Hartford Friday For reservations, call 246-6807. and Martin Matter as Dr. Sanderson. Storrs, Christopher Darkening, (1967). Dick Van Dyke, Debbie Reynolds. 12:40 (3) “Hitchhike” (1974). aoris ~I'jO Mle «o lose a coffee buddy. CAROL NEWMAN. Ap- at 8 p.m. 1:00 (5) “The Gilded Lily” (1935) Ray Seventeen large paintings by Others in the cast are William classical guitarist, will perform in Leachman, Michael Brandon. Friday Milland, Oaudette Colbert. l‘o“*''ter of actress Maureen O’Sullivan William Ostrowsey have been Rollins, Rick Franzosa, Sandy Fargo Jorgensen Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. an^the late director, John Farrow. Miss O’Sullivan is present- selected for a one-man show at Monday. On Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., 1:30 (W "Oeature with the Blue Hand” 11:00 (5) “Letter from an Unknown Esther Chardis, Jean Ellen LeSure, (1970). Qaus Kinski. Bushnell's Promenade Gallery. The the Leningrad Symphony Orchestra Tuesday Woman” (1948). Joan Fontaine, Louis Robert Morrow and Lori Hanson. Jourdan. D E ^ * YYOuld like to obtaia a copy of the theme Ostrowsey exhibition remains .will feature pianist Eliso Versoladze from Charlie Brown, by Vince Guaraldi. So far, my efforts For ticket information, call 872-3718. 11:00 (5) “’The Left Handed Gun” 2:05 (9) “Affair in Trinidad” (1952). through March 22. in Mozart’s Concerto No. 15 for Piano Sunday have to no avail. Is it printed at piano sheet masic, and H RENT-A-CAR (1958). Paul Newman, Lita Milan. Glenn Ford, Rita Hayworth. and Orchestra in B-flat Major. * o*****® ■ oopy? K.C., Cordele, Ga. 2:05 (9) “Another Part of the Forest” 4:00 (9) "Psycho” (1960). Anthony The p®ople who make the (Tharlie Brown specials tell me Shostakovich’s “ Leningrad 7:30 ( 30) “Test Pilot” (1938). Clark (1948). Fredric March. Dinner theaters Country dance Gable, Myma Loy. Perkins, Janet Leigh, that there w no theme, as such. Guaraldi writes the music for Symphony” will also be presented 4:00 (9) “The Appaloosa” (1966). 8:00 (9) "Man for All Seasons” (1966). the show, but none of it has been published. “ West Side Story” with music by The Connecticut Contra Club will 1:00 (5) “King Creole” (1958). Elvis Marlon Brando, Anjanette Comer. Leonard Bernstein is piaying at the under the direction of Yuri ' v r r i Presley, Carolyn Jones. Paul Scofield, Robert Shaw, Orson ?*ii^i** '!!'*?* *“* Westera turs Tim Holt present a dance March 5 at the Temirkanov. 11:30 (3) “How the West Was Won” Welles. and Tim McCoy? What are they doing today? PATRICK Pine-Brook D inner T h eatre in 1:00 (9) “Suicide Ck)mmandos” (1969). Powder Mill Barn, 32 S. Maple St., Connecticut-born pianist Karen (1962). Debbie Reynolds, George Pep- 9:00 ( 20-22-30) "Man from Atlantis" BOUSQUET. Simi Valley, Calif. •'AiltltH Higganum through March 27. Aldo Ray, Pamela ’Tudor. pard, James Stewart. Hazardville, beginning at 8:30 p.m. Shaw will play at Jorgensen New 1977 ( 1977). Patrick Duffy, Belinda Holt died in 1973. McCoy, last I heard, was still living but. at At Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre 2:00 (8) “ L i’l S cratch” (1974). 11:30 ( 8-40) “Crazy Joe” (1974). Peter The evening will feature traditional Auditorium March 7 at 8:15 p.m. Documentary. Montgomery. i * ** do much any more. in East Windsor, musical highlites New England dances with live music Boyle, Fred Williamson. 11:30 (3) “Boom” (1968). Elizabeth DEAR DICK: How old it Jaclya Smith of Charlie's Aaiels from “The Most Happy Fellow” are For ticket information, call 486- 3:00 (5) “Last Train from Gun Hill” 12:30 (5) "Devotion” (1946). TIM ANTOLOVIC, Wyandotte, Mich. by Whiskey Before Breakfast, and 4226. PINTO (1959). Anthony Quinn, Kirk Douglas. Taylor, Richard Burton. entertaining diners through March 6. The beautiful Miss Smith is 29. At the moment, she is single, calling by Peter Temple. No 3:00 (9) ‘"rhe Incredible ’Two-Headed 11:30 (8) “House of Frankenstein” diyorc^ from actor Roger Davis, who was once on the old Billed from March 8 to March 27 is experience is necessary and Farce by Guild ’Transplant” (1971). Bruce Dem, Pat Wednesday (1944). Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney. Alias Smith and Jones series. "Goiddiggers ‘1623’.” Sandler and beginners are welcome. For further Priest. 12:30 (5) "Twist of Fate” (1954). DEAR DICK: Are the actresses Pippa Scott and Jacqaeltne The Producing Guild opens its Ginger Rogers, Stanley Baker. Young are scheduled for the Chateau information, call 232-2644. 5:00 (9) ‘"Three the Hard Way.” Jim in May. spring presentation with a farce by 11:00 (5) “The Young Doctors” (1%1). 12:30 (9) “The Third Man” (1949) Pl^y*^ •I®*'" S‘- •1®'“ ’* Klvl friend la Brown, Fred Williamson. Fredric March, Ina Balin. the TV series. Jigsaw John, but I can’t remember which one Country Dance in Connecticut will Joe Orto'n^“What the Butler Saw” Joseph Gotten, Orson Welles. J.R., Bakersfield, Ca. At the Coachlight Dinner Theatre hold its monthly dance Friday at 8 in East Windsor, the Rodgers and plays March 17 through 20 and 24 Pippa and Jackie are not related. It was Pippa who was on p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church, 46 Hart musical, “The Boys From through 27 at the Tower Theatre, Only^5 5 perweeki* Gn'shed a big part in the upcoming Woodland St. in Hartford. It will be a film. The Empire of the Ants.” Syracuse” is being performed Hartford Insurance Group, Asylum Sports on TV New England Contra Dance with live ‘ Plus mileage to DEAR DICK: About three years ago, I was told tbal Bob through Aprii 9. Another Rodgers and Aye. at Cogswell St., Hartford. Cur qualified renters. Time lot a Lnbe Today Braves vs. Bullets. Denver bad died when his radio fell in his bathtub. Now music by The Fifer’s Delight. Ralph tain is 8:30 p.m. There is ample free Hart favorite follows with “Pal Sweet will be the caller. For further Job? See Vi... 2:00 (18) Tennis: Rosewall 3:30 (8-40) American someone told me be bad Jnst made a movie. Is he or Isn't be Joey." parking. For information, call 522- vs. Gerulaitis. Sportsman. dead? J.K., Mission, B.C., Caa. information, call 523-0610 or 677-6619. 8309. He isn't dead. Sales & Service 2:30 (22-30) Tennis: 3:30 (20-22-30) Tennis: American Airlines Classic. American Airlines Classic. 3:30 (8-40) Pro Bowling. 4:00 (3) Golf: Jackie Home Box Office DIRECTORY 4:00 (3) Golf: Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic. New 197r Gleason Inverrary Classic. 4:30 (8^0) Wide World of TuMday international music Don’t Leave Connecticut 4:00 (20-22-30) College Sports, Here is the week’s schedule CONSUMER SALES for Home Box Office on 5:30 -QaJllao MAVERICK Manchester Parkade SHOP Basketball: Rutgers vs. 8:00 (9) College Basketball: 6.00 — Four Muakataars A concert of inter Greater Hartford CATV: national music featuring US LAST. Name brand Syracuse. Wild Card. 10:00 — On Location appliances, televisions. 5:00 (3) Sports Spectacular 11:4a (22) Wrestling. Today 11 DO -N B A BaakttbaJi 76ara va. “Marches From ’Round Without Us! Portland Lowest prices in town 5:00 (8-40) Wide World of Monday 3:00 — lntBrn«cin« ProjBct The World’’ will be guaranteed. Service after the Sports. 4:30 -W h «t Katy Old WadnMday presented by the United Regular lube jobs are sale. 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: 5:30 — Crazy World of Jullua 5:30 — Chailanga It Costs You No More To use Our Services. 6:00 (9) Racing from Barons vs. Blues. Vrooder 7:00 -Nicktl Rida States Coast Guard Band vital to car care — Aqueduct. BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales 9:00 (18) NHL Hockey: 7:30 ^Intarnacina Projact 9:00 — Smothari Brothars Sunday at 8 p.m. The per • We’ll help you plan your long deserved they restore special • Service on Standard Brands, 8:00 (24) College Basket 9:00 — Smothara Brothari 10:30 — Lott Honor of Katarina Barons vs. Blues. 10:30 — On Location Blum formance will be dedicated cruise or European vacation. greases to all mov BOS Hartford Road, ball. Boston College vs. Fair- ^ 6 7 per week!’*' Manchester Telephone 643- field. Tuesday 11:30 — Kung Fu Spacial 12:15 — Chailanga to the students and • Your vacation or business travel will be easier, Only ing parts. Sunday Thuradcy families of the American relaxed and more enjoyable. 5095. 8:30 (9) NHL Hockey: 7:30 ( 24) (k)llege Basket ‘ Plus mileage to Rangers vs. Blackhawks. ball: Fairfield vs. UCk>nn. 3:00 — Chailange 5:00 — Hindanburg Field Service and Rotary qualified renters. ^ BROWN’S TWENTIETH CENTURY 4:30 -W hat Katy Old 7:30 — NHL Hockay Bruina vf. International. The concert, 11:30 (9) Harness Racing 8:00 (9) NBA Basketball: 5:30 — Chailanga Rangari TIRE SHOP Television, Inc. 176 Burnside Nets vs. Braves. in Leamy Auditorium oti When You Think of tra»ol. Think nf Us! Avenue, East Hartford. 528- from Yonkers. 7:00 — Braakhaart Paaa 10:00 — Sailor Who Eail from .. . . k. k.1 333 MAIN ST. Midnight (9) Wrestling. Thursday 9:00 — Sailor Who Fail from Qraoa Oraca with tha Saa the campus of the U.S. 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith with tha Saa 11:45 — Eagiaa Attack at Dawn MANCHESTER . and Quasar. Sunday Coast Guard Academy in .SOUTH WINDSOR TRAVEL ADVISORS 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: 11:00-Yakuza Friday Dillon Leasing Corn. 646-3444 1:30 (20-22-30) College Islanders Vs. Redwings. Monday New London, is free to the 1708 Ellington Road, South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 310 Main 5:30 — ChMran'a Thaatra public. 203-644-2488 "" St- ManlanchMtor Basketball: Louisville vs. Friday 5:30 — Crazy Mama 6:30 — Intarnaona Profact 7:00 — Eagiaa Attack at Dawn 6.00 — Luthar 643-2145 North Carolina. 7:00 (57) The Way It Was. 1:45 (3) NBA Basketball: 9:W — Qabia and Lombard 10:00 — Muhammad Ak Fight FHm 10:30 (9) Harness Racing 11:15 -Batta MkHa 10:30 — Ooidan Gfovat Page 4 - WEEKEND - Feb. 26, 1977 WEEKEND - Feb. 16. 1»77 - Paie 5 Today, Feb. 26 Daytime programs 6:00 Q.nn3:00 © EDGE OF NIGHT 5:00 1:00 5:00 © A B C NEWS 2:05 S'30 01 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON 8:30 ® GOODIES ® VARIOUS PROGRAMMING TTHIS MORNING 11:30 ©MOVIE WAYOUTGAMES THE NEWS ® CBS SPORTS SPEC 7:00 (Exc. t h u r ., fr i.) 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M. 1W7 - P w 7 € M ^ 7K v K iu U tU MORNING 9:30 NEW SELECTIONS ® ARA’S SPORTS WORLD 6:20 MAYBERRY RFD Politics: Th© domsstic power struoale ARRIVING WEEKLY © N E W S MOVIE 8 Editor’s Note: This is the sixth of 16 ar-ar ______^ # 3 # Sam e Fantastic Savings 6:30 10:00 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. ® TARZAN LORD OF THE ticles in the series, “Moral Choices in Expert Instaliation Available PATTERNS FOR LIVING JUNGLE Contemporary Society.’’ These articles, quite different forms of corruption in 6:45 ©BRADY BUNCH which explore the controversial moral politics. The one, personal gain, is the GREAT SELEQIONS ARDWARE CO. ® A N E W DAY ® P ® SPEED BUGGY fO fo 5 30 g dilemmas that perplex Americans today, more rpdily recognized by the public, In Commuter porking Lot 6:59 P ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Sat W to 5 EK(T93 0ff Route 06 ® MORNING PRAYER were written for Courses by Newspaper, a and It is the one that codes of ethics M0N.-FRI. 8-8:30 10:30 adopted for public officials commonly aim 1310 ToUond Tpke 646-856 Manchester Ct BOLTON NOTCH, CT. 7:00 program developed by University Exten SAT 8-4:48 649-8201 D HUMAN RELATIONS AND ® ADVENTURES OF BATMAN sion, University of California, San Diego, to eradicate. The other, aggrandizement CHOOL DISCIPLINE n DOLLY of power, is less easily comprehended-as UNDERDOG JKROFFTS SUPERSHOW and funded by a grant from the National Wednesday, March 2 eLITTLE RASCALS J ® MONSTER SQUAD Endowment for the Huirianities. the 1974 impeachment proceedings HOWDYDOODYSHOW )OM Copyright 1977 by the Regents of the demonstrated. Yet it is the aggrandize CONSULTATION 10:56 6:00 8:30 10:30 i University of California. ment of power that many political ® MACNEIL-LEHRER , ® IN THE NEWS ® a ) (22 SO) NEWS © GARNER TED ARM- 7:25 REPORT ®THE JACKSONS © PRAYER 11:00 theorists have seen as the supreme danger O B R A D Y BUNCH © M E R V GRIFFIN STRONG By ROBERT W. TUCKER A C R O S S WITS 7:30 ® S H A Z A M ISIS to a free society. Q VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM ' 8:57 P IC T b o o k b e a t OF THE SEA @ ABC NEWS ) RANGER STATION © S O U L TRAIN Is there any relation between morality @ AS MAN BEHAVES ® N B C NEWS UPDATE 11:00 © M O V IE MIKE DOUGLAS 9:00 ® ® @ ® @ N E W S j HUCKLEBERRY HOUND ® ZO O M 7:30 ) CARTOON CARNIVAL ® P ® SPACE GHOST- and politics? Or is politics the realm of Amtrican pragmatism ) $25,000 PYRAMID ® MOBIL SHOWCASE © CT HARTMAN, FRANKENSTEIN.JR, amoral-or worse, immoral—action? GUNSMOKE ffiESENTATION MARYflARTMAN IN EW S We remarked earlier that Europeans 6:30 I ADAM 12 8KIDSWORLD P INFINITY FACTORY § ® © JOHN DENVER-THANK LIARS CLUB These questions are asked with no less have commonly seen Americans as a na 0 1 LOVE LUCY I BREAK THE BANK 11:30 god m a country boy DICK VAN DYKE SHOW ©THREE STOOGES ® ABC NEWS IJOKER'SWILD T ® ® SUPER FRIENDS persistence, and provoke no less disagree tion of moralists in politics. There is © W ILBU RN BROTHERS ABC CAPTIONED NEWS © J E T SO N S SOI NBC NEWS i ® WILD KINGDOM ® BIG JOHN, LIHLE ment, today than in the past. They are not ® @ ® CPO SHARKEY 11:30 8:00 another side to the American character, @ AMERICAN GOVERNMENT I BIG MONEY f ©BUGS BUNNY easily answered, but they will not go P C T CHILDHOOD ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE CT CROCKETT’S VICTORY ) CONNECTICUT ( P REBOP though, and it is marked by suspicion of 9:30 © LOVE AMERICAN STYLE ® ® TOM AND JERRY away. g a r d e n ) SUPERMAN i^MBLYSHOW the dogooder in the political arena. MACNEIL-LEHRER © PTL PROGRAM ® © THE ROOKIES The moral problem in politics responds 8:55 © IR O N SID E © WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE AFTERNOON The roots of this suspicion may be P NEWS :PORT ® I® ® THE MCLEAN to the distinctive nature of politics. In its STEVENSON SHOW 35 VOICE OF FAITH The administrations of Ulysses S. Grant, Warren G. Harding and traced in part to the prevailing American 7:00 8:00 S c ^ R ® WOOD- 10:00 ® ® ® THE TONIGHT SHOW 12:00 central preoccupation with power, politics ff) CBS NEWS ® GOOD TIMES 8:30 Richard M. Nixon (left to right) were marked by corruption, scandals view of politics, which is clearly © C R O S S WITS © N E W S CT ffiCCAPTIONED NEWS ® FAT ALBERT is set off from other spheres of human ac O M Y THREE SONS 12:30 ) BIG BLUE MARBLE © M O V IE and attempts at aggrandizement of power that aroused the moral in pragmatic. In part it may also be traced ^CONCENTRATION ® ® DOROTHY HAMILL AT ® @ THE BARRY MANILOW tivity. The exercise of power over SPEQAL © © M O V IE IFLINTSTONES ® MAKE IT REAL’ to the conviction that politics is a special ©BOW LING FOR DOLLARS QUreEC WINTER CARNIVAL ©JABBERJAW dignation of the American people. (Culver Pictures and UPI photo) ® T HHRILLMAKER R ® P ® LAND OF THE LOST others—whether it is sought only as an in a| FESTIVAL OF FAITH © M O V IE ©MEETTHE MAYORS ,, VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION realm, a “lower calling” that attracts @ ® DEAN MARTIN 1:00 PTVGARDEN CLUB dispensable means toward the achieve I I OUTDOORS WITH KEN 0 ® ® THE LIFE AND TIMES J P ® PINK PANTHER only the “second best.” While this view is celeT ritT roast @ P ® TOMORROW ® C AN D LEPIN BOWLING ment of some distant goal or as an end in necessary. If angels were to govern men, CALLOWAY OF GRIZZLY ADAMS 9:00 have played a continuing and major role in altering today, its force is far from spent, (0 NEWS laiCTNOVA P CT LIV ULLMANN WITH 2:15 12:30 neither external nor internal controls on DICKCAVETT © JO E FRANKLIN SHOW p RANGER STATION Itself—is the characteristic and dis American political history. and it has not been eliminated by public IMONKEES ® ARK II tinguishing feature of politics. government would be necessary. In ® AMERICAN BANDSTAND framing a government which is to be ad Private gain and abuse acceptance of the need to improve the D ® SCOOBY DOO Moreover, the instruments by which the moral level of political life. Thursday, March 3 YNOMUTT n LET’S GO TO THE RACES ministered by men over men, the great What have been the sources of evil that I MR. MAGOO a ® M U G G S Y iwwer of government is exercised are not But we remain today, as in the past, CROCKETT’S VICTORY difficulty lies in this: You must first moralists have characteristically sought © FESTIVAL OF FAITH © H O C K EY S SESAME STREET limited as is the “politics” of any number quite ambivalent about the proper role of S a r d e n enable the government to control the to root out of American society? Clearly, 6:00 © M U S IC CITY SPECIAL ® NBC MOVIE OF THE VEGAS tNIEHTAINMENT of private organizations. When it is aimed morality in politics. A passion to infuse ®®09fl)NEWS © N E W S AWARDS governed; and in the next place oblige it to the most visible and flagrant of all forms ©BRfflY BUNCH ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ at controlling the state, politics seeks to politics with moral purity is coupled with P MACNEIL-LEHRER (p CONNECTICUT HERITAGE 10:30 ' control itself.” of corruption has been the use of public of O VOYAGE TO THE BOHOM REPORT © NEWARK AND REALITY command an institution that asserts the a certain skepticism about the ap OF THE SEA CT MASTERPIECE THEATRE The first purpose of civil society is not fice for private gain. Venality remains © C R O S S WITS 8:30 11:00 right to exercise a monopoly of coer propriateness of linking these separate 38 MIKE DOUGLAS to improve men but to restrain them, and today the chief sin in the eyes of many and © A B C NEWS © M E R V GRIFFIN ® ® ® ® @ N E W S i rO"ViC inc 203-646-3322$ cion-above all, physical coercion—over spheres of life. As Americans painfully 5?) MAN PUILDS, MAN ® IT'S EVERYBODY’S © (CT MffiY HARTMAN, not least of all to restrain the governors is commonly so recognized by politicians. DESTROYS ® © WHAT’S HAPPENING! ^ 146 SHELDON ROAD, MANCHESTER society. BUSINESS P FOURTH ESTATE MAR'THARTMAN discovered in the case of Prohibition, ef ©GUNSMOKE themselves. During the Watergate crisis, former 7:30 9:00 LIARS CLUB • It is the means characteristic of the pur forts to promote morality through CTZOOM (CAPTIONED) President Nixon thought it was sufficient ®DOUBLEPLAY ® T E N WHO DARED DICK VAN DYKE SHOW suit of power that raises the moral issue governmental action may have the effect 6:30 ^ ADAM 12 CONNECTICUT PROFILES to turn back his accusers by insisting that © I LOVE LUCY ® © BARNEY MILLER at its most fundamental level. The Politics of restraint of debasing rather than purifying the )MUPPETSSHOW ® POP GOES THE COUNl-RY § 11:30 he was not “a crook” and that “nothing ® A B C NEWS primary function of morality in politics IJOKER’SWILD P CT CLASSIC THEATRE: ) THE CBS LATE MOVIE If this view appears to many as too was stolen” (statements which the political process. © Ig M M NBC NEWS $ may be defined as the acceptance of 9 POP GOES THE COUNTRY THE HtlMANITIES IN DRAMA I LOVE AMERICAN STYLE narrow, it is because we commonly release of his tax returns tended to cast Moreover, in their voting behavior, @ CLASSIC THEATRE 5 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES TpS.W.A.T. restraints on the modes of group conflict R eview OPEN TO THE PUBLIC overlook the relative novelty of a “politics doubt upon). In equating political im Americans have always evidenced a cer 9 CONNECTICUT 9:30 I IRONSIDE in societies where, because of a scarcity CT ONCE UPON A CLASSIC i) SPECIAL EDITION THE TONY RANDALL 9 LIVING FAITH BUY WHOLESALE it of restraint.” It is, after all, only since the morality with venality, Nixon was in tune tain fondness for pragmatists as political (CAPTIONED) of goods (wealth, power, status, etc.), t THAT GIRL 5 ® THE TONIGHT SHOW late 17th century that Western societies with a view widely shared by Americans. leaders. Given their idealistic tradition. 6:55 MACNEIL-LEHRER ® PTL PROGRAM 5 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS men cannot fulfill all of their desires. © NEWS Top Quality began to observe that most elementary of At the same time, there has been .Americans still tend to respond positively Ep o r t 10:00 12:30 Thus one definition of morality in politics to a political leader who summons them to 7:00 8:00 ®BARNABY JONES O O m o v ie restraints in politics, the forebearance another and more profound view that, (3) CBS NEWS Paper Supplies: deals primarily not ifi terms of the ends ) THE WALTONS © N E W S 1:00 t from killing or physically mistreating while not ignoring the use of public office embark on a great crusade. Politics is, © M Y THREE SONS I CROSS WITS ® @ THE STREETS OF SAN P P ® TOMORROW men seek (however noble or base) but in after ail. still something of a morality ^CONCENTRATION those who have lost out in the struggle for for private pin, identifies immorality in D WELCOME BACK, Fr a n c is c o 2:15 J • PICNICS • WEDDINGS • SHOWERS terms of the restraints they observeln ©BOW LING FOR DOLLARS R power. politics primarily with the unlawful play in the United States. (S Igl ® 6TH ANNUAL LAS © JO E FRANKLIN SHOW • f o r m a l DINNERS seeking these ends. ^ ^ ^ TOroughout much of the world today aggrandizement of power. It is the latter But the people are only likely to follow 0pM8to5Waahdays*8lo3Saturday Admittedly, this manner of looking at f ^ M this restraint, the beginning of con concept that fueled the crusades against such a leader with their votes if—like the moral dimension in politics cannot be Friday, March 4 stitutionalism, is not yet observed with the trusts and the railroads in the 19th Franklin D. Roosevelt or Dwight D. reconciled with the revolutionary for any regularity. Even in Western societies Eisenhower—the crusader is perceived as 6:00 Century and that underlies the contem 2 NEWS 10:30 whom the ends of politics are everything, having practical skill and judgment. 3 ® ® ©N EW S 8:30 it was fully consolidated only quite recent porary attack upon corporate and I MACNEIL-LEHRER © M E R V GRIFFIN O HARNESS RACING FROM or very nearly so. It is at the polar The views expressed in Courses by IBR^YBUNCH EPORT ly. American history affords notorious governmental power by public interest VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM P (g) ® CHICO AND THE TOOSEVELT RACEWAY extreme from the view expressed in I 11:00 examples of groups-the Indians and the groups. The identification of corruption as Newspaper are those of the authors only FTHE SEA ® CROSS WITS MAN O k Most Colorful Placo Lenin’s dictum: “Morality is a function of I ABC NEWS ® ® 0 ® © N E W S blacks—excluded in practice from a the abuse of power was also at the heart of and do not necessarily reflect those of the I MIKE DOUGLAS P C T WALL STREET WEEK the struggle of the proletariat.” tMUNDOREAL S THE WAY IT WAS 8:57 E l CT^ MffiY HARTMAN, “politics of restraint” when daring to op the case brought against Richard Nixon in University of California, the National En 7:30 3ary1)artman h Town! iGUNSMOKE ® NBC NEWS UPDATE It is instead articulated by James pose, however peacefully, a status quo the 1974 House impeachment proceedings. dowment for the Humanities, or of the 5 ZOOM ) MATCH GAME 9:00 Q LIARS CLUB Madison in “The Federalist Papers” (No. I ADAM 12 ® THE SONNY AND CHER g DICK VAN DYKE SHOW they found unbearable. Watergate illustrated, therefore, two participating newspapers and colleges. ) NEWSMAKERS SHOW g ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 51). “If men were angels,” Madison Once the moral restraints of con 6:30 IJOKER’SWILD 11:30 Over wrote, “no government would be J I LOVE LUCY ® ® THE BRADY BUNCH NO stitutionalism are accepted, the relation J DOLLY HOUR n MOVIE 3000 ® ABC NEWS JST. PATRICK’S BALL WAX between morality and politics varies 35 ATHANSON’S FORUM i LSVE AMERICAN STYLE Cotort- NBC NEWS I CONNECTICUT ® @ ® THE MAN FROM I IRONSIDE Floors greatly in modern societies. The DSFLF,INC, I HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ATLANTIS j DR, GENE s c o n to ) STUDIO SEE WALL American concern over morality in its SMUPPETSSHOW P CT AGRONSKY AT LARGE a ® THE TONIGHT SHOW Choose I domestic political life has always been 6:55 h MACNEIL-LEHRER . rn r winter that was, r B i to © N E W S 9:30 From n .. . EPORT 35 PTL PROGRAM -NERGY THAT WASN’T .MV- WALL something of a puzzle to Europeans. But 7:00 8:00 @ ABC CAPTIONED NEWS this preoccupation has been with us from (3) CBS NEWS P CT DOCUMENTARY I) CODER SHOWQWE 12:30 the beginning. The Puritan impact on the ©MYTHREE SONS CROSS WITS O Q MOVIE (!) CONCENTRATION ©DONNY AND MARIE 1:00 Dolly 9-9 Sat. 9-8 early development of American political BOWLING FOR DOLLARS ^VIE 10:00 institutions was a heavy one, and the ^ E ^ L ® midnight a man Vamon Clrda, Vamon FESTIVAL OF FAITH i ) HUNTER American Revolution was, as the late INEWS 2:30 Caay Crotllt COURSES BY NEWSPAPER political scientist Clinton Rossiter has t ) © ABC NEWS CLOSEUP © JO E FRANKLIN SHOW CMKTPUCE Avalloblo_____ PROGRAM UNAN- ©SANFORD AND SON written, “reached from the pulpit.” From UNCED ^ WASHINGTON WEEK IN Cohon Mather to Ralph Nader, moralists Page 8 - WEEKEND - Feb. 26, 1977 Issues from Dominica feature seashells By RUSS MacKENDRICK Sun, in a chariot, was presented to the Slowly now — these are seashell stamps :• ment Bank” and the other, “Grow More American Museum of Natural History by ; Food for Mankind.” from the island of Dominica. (Say it like J.P. Morgan, ft was sculptured in Italy — Domineeka, Johnny, and no, it is not the a copy of Guido Reni’s painting, : Stamps by machine same as the “Aurora.” Tlie straight stuff from the USPS is that Dominican Republic. Stamps The 40-cent stamp shows one of the most : a new vending machine booklet will be That is a nation that highly prized of all univalues. It is the ; ready for the opening of the NYC shares a border with and famous West Indian Fighting Conch. I : INTERPEX ’77 on March 11. It will have Haiti). coins don't know what it fights, but it is always ; seven flag-and-capitol-design 13-cent Little Domineeka, spoken of as "famous.” I stamps and one nine-cent stamp, adding down in the Lesser An : up to an even dollar. tilles near Guadeloupe, has only 290 The three-dollar stamp has an Apple The nine center will be an improved square miles and some 70,000 people. Four Murex that can be used to make red and color combo for the present ghastly green- thousand of them are the last survivors of blue dyes. Something like this produced on-gray Scott No. 1591. (A canny observer the Carib tribe that once ruled the roost the Tyrian purple of antiquity. suggests hanging onto a stash of the new and gave their name to the Caribbean Sea. Ifou can find the addresses of many nines as there won’t be all that many). Shells like these, or the beasties that seashell stamp cpllectors in the American Real first-day cancellations may be ob Topical Association Directory. The ATA wore them, are used for food, musical in tained by going down there and standing in publishes two handbooks on these stamps, struments, tools, currency, artwork and line. (Or perhaps get them from T.J. in dyestuffs. and if you have some years-back Topical the local stamp club). Time magazines, they are written up in The one-cent stamp shows a Flame Linn’s for Feb. 21 tells, at length, how to Nos. 112 and 113. Helmet — "Cassis flammea,” which is f procure an after-the-fact FDC. It will look five-inch heavy shell with two different- Dominica, along with seven other places ^ o m in ic a ^ - the same but you will always have a funny colored layers that can be carved to make in the area, put out a nice fourAiollar feeling about it. a cameo. A similar one that had ar copper-nickel coin in 1970. One side says elaborate depiction of Phoebus, God of the “Inauguration of the Caribbean Develop- FRESPEX promoted Every page or so of that same Linn’s seems to have a plug for the FRESPEX Will the farmers get a channel? ’77 — the annual exhibition and bourse of the Fresno Philatelic Society, March 5 Thiwigh thifyMrs. hUli^'^ and 6. TTiey will salute the 70th anniver By INK DIPPER dreds of titousamls of peoDle Farm organizations and agricultural Hall and extension workers in Illinois sary of the Scouting movement with a Tiave coined tKinltorstop & Old McDonald, the farmer in the song, extension workers in Illinois, Iowa and and Louisiana have asked CBers for reac ribbon-cutting ceremony (by Scouts) and had a pig, a cow and a barnyard full of Shop^as “my store”. Louisiana have proposed setting aside tion to the idea, and a common fear a USPS special cancellation on souvenir People who know they can other things that made noise. His modern Channel 8 as an agricultural channel expressed by some CBers is that farmers covers. count on us for meat that will counterpart may have all Beside the convenience of having his own using Channel 8 would interfere with They will show Mafeking Siege issue be tender and delicious. those animals, but he’s channel, the farmer would also be a little emergency transmissions on Channel 9. A stamps. That is where it all startedrCol. People who like the freshness got one other item that safer. He would know that all of his CBing CB radio can sometimes interfere with Baden-PoWell outfitted some kids during and quality of our produce and makes noise — his CB neighbors were listening to the channel nearby radios on adjoining channels by the Boer war and called them the baked goods. People who’ve radio. and he could call them in an emergency. “bleeding over” part of the signal to the Mafeking Messenger Corps. Years later discovered the economy of our CBs have become impor- Dale Hall, on the staff of the Iowa State other channels. the idea grew into scouting as we know it. Stop & Shop Brand. P e^le tant tools for many who depend on our all-week University extension department, tells the Hall and others maintain that most Also at this FRESPEX, the apostal farmers. They can con specials to help them stay story of one farmer who had a chemical farmers operate their CBs away from _ History Society will show Disinfection tact their homes, the within their budgets. People accident and probably saved his eyesight major highways and towns where most Seals. “Letters from the plague-infested local fuel distributors or a tractor driver who appreciate the boncam by using his CB radio. Channel 9 monitoring stations are located. Near East transmitted via overland plowing up the South 40. we've shown for the consumer. “The man let anhydrous ammonia (a A consideration for the farm channel routes to Venice passed through the Farmers in three states are now trying People like you. Our customers. fertilizer) get into his eyes when a line supporters is whether to have Channel 8 lazaretto in Semlin.” There the letters to drum up support for a CB channel just ■What makes it all worth ruptured. He was alone in a field and declared an official reserved channel or were opened, “disinfected,” somehow, while, and why people call Stop for farmers and agricultural businesses. blinded to the point that he couldn’t drive. try to make it an unofficial farmers’ then resealed with wax. The exhibit will 4 Shop “my store", are the The concept of a reserved channel isn’t He needed prompt medical attention. channel by common use, just as Channel have the earliest known dated one; Aleppo many things the people who new to CBing. Channel 9 is the official “Luckily he had a CB radio in his pickup 19 has become the traditional highway to Venice, Oct. 28, 1735 “SIBIL: CONSIL work at Stop 4 Shop do. emergency channel and Channel 19 is the truck, and he called his wife at their frequency. The Federal Communications SANITAS” (Seal of the Health Authority) The smile and cheerful unofficial channel for truckers and home. She rushed him to a doctor,” says Commission could set aside Channel 8 for encircling the two-headed coat of arms of attitude of our cashiers, the " motorists. The farmers would like Hall, who has headed the farmer’s farmers, just as it allocated Channel 9 for Austria-Hungary. Yuk. helpfulness of our meat and deli Channel 8 for their own. channel campaign in Iowa. emergenqy use. people, qnd the sincere d ^ re of ourstore nruinagers, atKi all FCC approval'of an agricultural channel Coin club to meet ou r people, to serve you well. might mean penalties against any city Whiton adds many books The Central Connecticut Coin Club will New books at Manchester’s folks who used it. Whether the FCC would Van Vogt Rees—Jane Austen; Woman go for the idea depends a great deal on meet at the KofC Hall, 138 Main St., Whiton Memorial Library: Manchester, Tuesday, March 1, at 7:30 Fiction Nonfiction and writer how much interest the farmers can at Fr GounbyGaiden Schoen — The AMA book of p.m. Elfman — A house for Jen Abel — The book of beer tract. nie 0. Bombeck — The grass is skin and hair care always greener over the sep Schram — Book of Gardner — October light successful bathrooms Greatorex — Three potato, tic tank four Comfort — A good age Sillsi — Bubbles: A self- Here’s route Hersey- The Woman’s Day portrait Harris - This other Eden Steinbrunner — En- Here’s next week’s schedule Tuesday 2:30 p.m. —Timrod Rd. ■unrSnnMMBM. **>nrapieOe —! Hill — Sweet’s folly book of wildfiowers 3 p.m. —Wyneding Hill Rd. Hirsch — Living together cyclop^ia of mystery and for the Manchester Public 10:30 a.m. —Hemlock St. Kane - The Tripoli detection Library bookmobile: 3:30 p.m. —Carriage Dr. documents Horan — The gunfighters: (near Bigelow). 4:10 p.m. —Kane Rd. ■ ■ .V' • 'I The authentic wild west Stevenson — 90 minutes to 11:10 a.m. —Walnut St. — ’ I Koonez — Prison of ice Monday Thursday Jones WW II Entebbe 11:50 a.m. —Goslee Dr. vMNwfrenMwriit. t m . Kotlowitz - The boardwalk 10:30 a.m. —Bluefield Dr. 10 a.m. —Regional Oc I Kyle — Whiteout! Lash Roosevelt and Stokes — A guide to nature 1:40 p.m, —Grandview St. in winter: Northeast and 11:40 a.m. —Carver Lane. cupational ’Training Center. Lingard — The pilgrimage Churchill, 1939-1941: The 2:20 p.m. —Henry St. partnership that saved north central North America 1:50 p.m. —Charter Oak 2:50 p.m. —Oakwood Rd. 11:40 a.m. —Itackmatack ft fi fi fI f! n Lyons - The killing floor the Apartments. St. McElroy — Long way to west TIamsa — Minkus new 3:30 p.m. —Carpenter Rd. Texas MePhee - The John world-wide postage stamp 2:30 p.m. —Seaman Circle. 4:10 p.m. -Glyde Rd. 1:30 p.m. —Dougherty St. The Big^123-2 pjy-rott .. Nye — Falstaff MePhee reader catalog, 1975-1976 3:10 p.m. —Edison Rd. Wednesday 2:10 p.m.-West Side Rec. Parrinder - African Webster’s sports dictionary 3:40 p.m. —Wedgewood Dr. 2:50 p.m. -MarshaU Rd. Thomson - Case closed 10:30 a.m. —Meadows Con 3:30 p.m. -Elizabeth Dr. Van Vogt- The best of A.E. mythology \ \ Winter — Help yourself to a 4:10 p.m. —Fountain Village valescent Home. V h n ir Potter - Nimiti job: A guide for retirees Apartments. 4:10 p.m. —Hillview Newtomi! 1:50 p.m.—Thayer Rd, Apartments. 4 6 3 != ^ ! Stop & Shop’s meat plant in Martx)ro^ Mass, where U.SlDA any package of Stop & Shop’s own Choice beef is naturaly aged for tenderness by Stop & Shop for your eating erijoyrnent. Q N M n i d tiine after tinfia Sa whether you’re buying stew beef or Beefs 478 LlniN 1 p«B p tr wM onm . aoad M b. ar ami Mw. S, n n . What family steaK you’re geltng "Great w in n rw W TO doesn’t like steak or Beef that’s terxler, juicy, roast beef? To make sure delicious...every timeyou rny store’ could give you consistently buy itr Great Beef... good cuts of U.S.DA Choice beef. Stop & Shop another good reason Stop&Shoii built the most modem meat plant in the world. Stop & Shop is‘my store’ M m gnyw i to more people. Ifiemesnier ground beefs r PS /eN/e added niore lean beef and reduced the amount of fat in Stop & Shop Ground fib Bee^ See how we print the ^ ' content big and dear on every label. That makes it easy for you to pick TuV out the best one for v ^ r tedpe. Our Lean Ground Beef is only 20% fat so when you make stuffed peppers, they turn out nice and LEAN meaty. r>om oul m«Hi t«ciuty r rtth 9round tn thm «tor« And if you’re dieting, our E x tra Lean, a mere* 14% H is what you m want’cause it A\? won’t shrink away in cooking. not. 4u> tK>M, p«i tiort We made our Ground Beef leaner too^just26%Hto make your spaghetti f^CJTTr,-- sauce good and rich, with Le2 out being jreasy. Ptom euf MMllMMIv. Pi%«h 0rtHind In IM8 ^ with m s coupon on Whidieveryou choos^you'fl end up anypkgoftaen with more meat to eat when you begin with the meaty, consistent 12. Mot Ground B e ^ from ^op & ^x)p. ^ r i m p Mac. They give you the kind of value that h ^ se 480 m ^ us ‘'my store” to more people., ikMTr. ‘iB ' V •. in Today’s busy cooks really appreciate ►to the oxwenience of frx)zen foods. Th^rnake ^ ^ ^ complete meals on the table in ^ ® matter of minutes. And, today’s busy cooks have Deli Is more than cold cuts and potato salad. , never had such variety as you’ll firid at ^op & Shop. You'll discover that at the del) shop in "my store" Our kitchen peopie makeal) Juices, vegetables, delicious e n tr^ desserts, all kinds of ice with this Coupon t here's a whole kitchen-full of cooks working kinds of delicious foods to save behind the scenes to prepare your meal. You you time and work In your kKchen. creams— over 700 different Hems pack the freezers in "my store”. can get roast turkey breast or roast beef, baked We use the same good ingredients meat loaf, baked ham, pastromi, corned beef, you would. And, we have ourown And every week, we put a lot of them on sale, so you can stock up and Chinese style pork loin... have 'em sliced for quality control staff that checks save on all the good frozen foods you like to keep on hand. you... or buy s big chunk to carve at the table. and double-ohecks everyfolng, All you do is add the.vegetables and you've got constantly, to assure unifonnity of f £gf* LM OM Bkg iw ou*»Mr. - .5 6 a meal, a lot cheaper than eating out. And it's Qwgftfc rr »ni iMraM. wr. quality and taste. delicious fun I seu«< k»x;rai Ail the time-saving dishes g r e e n from our Stop & Shop Kitchen are / N€p»beef1 bpkg so good, we give you a money- back guarantee of enjoyment slioed bologna 99^ That's why we’re “my store” to more and more people every day. Nepoobeen bpkg knockwurst *1 .1 9 SL... :W iShop fMerits I Sk^AatopZIb rsatlyfilakTrlfitl (3203rpkg) \jreiii«MuauGerhsibBdtooicier KMjnjsi O ^M ayer 1 bpkg ^ ■ ^ i^ Jyle loaf.. 99£ ' Don'tfbrget d t ^ & Shop imistanll Wieners or franks^. 1 9 Sioedtoyourohfer O ^ k ^ l b p k g • ,b9 9 = sliced bacon *1 .6 9 Kalian Sub! L.^** V\feavsral W^iheat — •ji*' ‘i. ••• .>« OsoarMayer12c«pK9 j . _ _ chicken i^ l ».b 99^ smokie links *1 .^ 9 S)icad.l>ii«K In a fresh bulk)*. . Boiled Ham Above Itema99£ •vaRabtoonlrin ii 1 Iflk.! V' ftmjByiiozpfcg ' S n r \ c bo(ogna“'“^ 9 9' "i Ib p k g b e s f pSe. ! :,St4^.eShop. Fenws^ffanks *1.09 ;;HiWpkO.'s ,Nallonal12ozpkg^^ cheese I^Eza ■ I a e a o rio ^ ^ iJDOtei£> iUi-rJAV*: stops Shop... with m -3 9 pwwybf ^ ■ 'ssaa^'' Q Q c vICHbrpI sS t6 oz.'pkg. l^siir^Baivice delis • .! V-L:vff& m - *4‘*562S2Ie hfEwJy, oorwenient reacy Weaver! You can enjoy dallcioua chicked S ia p i without the fuss. , party pack i S 6 i $ 2 ^ O i QoMan fried wing sections. -vi4 ^ -i- I chicken m : f Fui^ oodkg#. ; I good. ' ' ' m m - . y:k;- gQffc \ If you haven't tried \ ___ f J t S n O P Stop & Shop Brands, this is \ tifclliO ^ vourchaiTce-Oursatisfe^^ guarantee protects you. You must V ------bdsafefied, or we refund your money • or replace the product with a national brand “My Store ” couldn’t afford to do this unless sandw idi millions of shoppers w eren ’t truly and totally satisfied with ^ the quality, taste and performance o f every one of our 1200 Slop & Shop Sun Glory Vanilla S Q u a f t t s Fudge, Chocolate, products. So take advaritage of this Stop & Shop Brands Sale. Peanut Butter or with^Lolsa Lemon Custard Sand Stock up now! wiches with plenty of MkJdte” fort yummy creme filling. Get aatads,oaa- all four kinds because the eerolea.Good cookie jar'wili empty fast m time to stock up and savel once the kids taste ’em. O u r best quality! 4 delicious varieties I S o z p k g f C h o ice of tew Kosher Spears or _ PoHsh Spears. 24 ounce lar. i It ..S'® -S'.; WSm s o i i CXir best quality Stop & Shop T h e pure vegetable fvlittiNMktail oil...for all your cooking needs, p a ck e d in Deluxe and your sa lS K ^ too. 17 oz heavy-syrup Lemon, Turn it into Serve as an ap- 181^ OZ >youc{ cans petizer or dessert, Fudge Marble, yourddiT : chowder. Add Pkg OevfsFbod 38 oz mUk and cooked topped with cool even more! ing Stop & Shop White or Yelow bottle I j 7^^ potato chunks. Shertiet. Sun L-a ti'ft r '■ .V Glay J fe n # 28 oz botttesl ttegular or Sugar-free. AIFtewors. Only pennies per serving. cut gre«P l& Shop U.a Grade AQuaHy b e a n ^ n : - Lt I OhunH 1 Oiir J>eat. A ll- y r 0(H f3L^ ' natural clowur r*W - 16az|ar V k:--- feoV -:<§eSfeigO Our best quaity! " Slop & Shop Slop & Shop pure j Blacktwrry, lime, strawtwrry. •w:?- .i peach, raspbanry, orange Alamon. 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' ‘ W e d i 4 (kteich20lhiu26) from our own bakery. k'Sfluii ritaaats In nutrition fend flavor, , wWiMcfeta ia te ir^ tbaeovfer and drop diractly complata wnth c i ^ r ^ loodpurelwM i.tttan lnu^rB l iuloa«. SSBS tn (March 27 II/ a a I t ^(Apm 10 Weeks thru April 2) f f / thru April 16) l l l n . * • CMuimctwd batwpan hvpl 1 0 In. open d d M ^ j|#aailsS«pacial( HooSwi^m •6 ^ 1 rli^thfeifeproatfeJiai wMimcMS "nAonlyacroMtha • ^^^loodourcfoodpurchMB ntiUtap thasidas. I It wraps avarything^. Ilnavanheat. Indivktiially wM^e(|ljiM ArnericaiHMhite^ yellow slices HaodlMdnd Crowning toitoh f o r t n ^ burgara knobs ala > » with Slop a Slop Ground- ap«iff^- madaid: : lamalncDOt'. jovietd^ Mrifigcoalting. OnafbwCemtrudtion la ovenproof to 376°. m Feb. 27 .Weefcl-^i;hru I April 16) 4 4 LB le w Tha most convanlant cookwaia ayar.Covaia. Invart bori paat In lha pan yStood|MifCh«w lor afeay storage In a (ecaWt wwouwo cabirtat or on a alralfr Hrmdies haveholaa for L-191 easy wall-rack atorage. i:^ lihis Coupon The 1-quart covatad any bar or wedge (varied weights) saucepan avaflaMa iMa weak only. Feb. 27 thru J' N e w Y o rk S ta le Real Sharp with any food purchaaac inora. All other itamsIaaL only on waaka apaclflad:.), Cheddarcheese 467 each $6 food purchase, 2 wi Umltom«k8l»'OUloanr.aoodfWi,irin,Mi^6,t«r7. H I *' w % $10 food purchase, 3 wHh aadi 1 FwaiiMciitS V''iV'V V V V V V^WV' loop purchase and ao on. loedpurcnH. ------' < jm Bring the greening of spring into You know how your home . . . early. Pick one of our important fresh fruits fresh plants . . . all hardy and anxious to ^ and vegetables are to a ^ "grow on you^. AH this week, they’re featured at balanced diet That’s why you’ll special "rny store” pricesi To help your plant thrive always find plenty of fresh reasons after you g ^ it home, follow the simple instructions to shop our produce department We go pn^dna where they grow to bring you the best fruits and • on our Plant Sticks.The/re little signposts we put in the pots vegetables mother nature has to offer... another * to ten ycM how much sun, water and food each plant needs to pons towante Mams you reason Stop & Shop is “my store’’ to more people. uaearq^M^;Cithern keep it growing and beautiful. >ta8t orfe^of thefiMays ____ ^ fcodM tr {n e d '4 ' a d « n | ,i salsi^ressings Cucumber AOnbh, French, Itaiian,.. Green Qoddaas. ______L-25 Thousand island, m frozen ______8 ounce bottle m Jtomniet ^iMedSSSSr.473 , r-f {Tr Makes an excellent hore d'l with-crackers and chaase. 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CAI 2 9 ‘ committee, 7:30 p.m., Bolton United Charter Revision Commission, 8 available to assist people in Tolland During the summer she worked don't allow for clothes, toothpaste, 2-RrinlK's lucni 6.U S.20 S.20 69< DOG FOOD 6 " * 1 . or JAM families. S Deluie Domi 14,20 MO TW: 387 paid $71i 0 HASH - MARGARINE p.m.. Memorial Building, Park PI. County. with the children involved in the sheets and soap. The menus she plans Perfecta 783 paid $88.60 Methodist Church. IMnuet I,t0 TrifecU 1-7-5 -aid $137.70 Ms. Offen is ending 43 weeks with Head Start program and also con allow for little meat, She also said transportation is a TWL 40:40 Tuesday the program, which is funded to the problem for these families. She said OuiniHa 2» paid SS3.00 EKKTH 5-16 (A) 11 LB. PIG. I ducted programs for older children Ms. Offen feels her biggest service TrifKta 2 S-8 paid $97S.IO 8-kAada 16.40 4.40 3.20 MIRACLE ARM LUNCHEON Coventry Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Tolland County Extension office and parents. to her clients is to listen and give they have to get to state offices, 2-Moneen Flash, Imp 3.20 2.80 I QUARTERS Building, Park PI. SECOND S-16 (I) ^Curteen Hopper. Imp 9.00 through the University of Connec ’’Connecticut is well below the them a chance to vent their anger semi-annual hearings on food stamp 7-Monta Carta Kint 12.10 4.00 1.60 TM; 288 paid $11.80 Monday 2-LV.'t Trapper 160 UO WHIP & HAMMER NAPKINS Meeting on “Birthright,”, 8 p.m., ticut. average on welfare unding,” Ms. allocations, to the store, and so on. Perfecta 882 paid $39.00 ' LAUNDRY DETERGENT Town Council special meeting, 8 and frustrations. 5- U(M SprinUe 5.20 Trifecta 8-2-5 paid $983.70 SALAODRESSINC MARCAL 90 COUNT PKG PtO n TNIW lAT. MMCM 1 tIAMT M t M B MV St. Bernard’s Church Hall, Rockville. Q UART JAR Its OUNCE PKG I ^ COUPM H I PAMLT p.m.. Town Hall. She works with low income Offen said. She said it would take $65 She suggested that boxes con She said demands on the many wm 5-16 (C) Bread making classes, 9:30 a.m. families on a one-to-one basis. She million to bring Connecticut up to taining items such as toothpaste, welfare agencies have been very TWE: 31«0 6- Da)time Red IIJO 4.80 2.80 Planning and Zoning Commission, and 7:30 p.m., Tolland County Qunela 2&7 paid $15.00 2-4 tlaRta Whiter H-60 5.00 said she goes into the homes and con current levels of income needs. detergents and similar non-food strong this winter because of heating TrifKU 7-2-5 paid $634i 0 3- iib. Baboon. Imp 2:M 8 p.m.. Town Hall. M l Double 2t 7 paid $46.00 IRAPT Agricultural Center, Rt. 30. siders this one of the main advan She said that most Aid to Families items, not paid for by food stamps, problems due to extremely cold W t 31:90 Pension Board, 7:30 p.m.. Town Suburban Women’s Club, 7:45 p.m., THMD 5-16 (M) Quiniela 286 p^ $55.40 Hall. tages. She said the meetings are in with Dependent Children (AFDC) in could be given to these families. This weather. 4 Po«er Chance S.60 3.20 2.40 Perfecta 682 paid $111.20 M ocoroni I C h o e it g LD:t Reel RiU 3.20 2.10 F Middle School, Rt. 30. formal and she gets to know the peo volves two or three-member could be done through contactihg the One of the many benefits of the TrifecU 6-2-3 paid $570.90 Tuesday 6- Fakon Grove 3.20 TENTH YANKU COURSE (A) BURGER Annual meting' Hope Chapter 60, ple and how they live. families, rather than the stereotyped Visiting Nurses Association or the program may be that families Ms. CLING •ifoVV.';- ULTRA IV 7% 01. Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. 6-Cvr/GUts 10.20 3.80 160 69< •3 .9 9 ! OES, 8 p.m.. Masonic Temple, Her main concern is nutrition and large families. She said she gets social welfare office in the towns in Offen has worked with can share TM; 32:32 1-LuUbr Bebe 7.20 3.20 PEACHES IN LIGHT SYRUP 39< BATH TISSUE BITS Town Hall. Quiniela 4M paid $9.60 8-Deb'$ Dust OH 2.20 PRQ. Orchards!, (potiuckat6:30p.m.) she advises her clients on proper use referrals from many agencies volved. their information with other Perfecta S14 paid $14J 0 TME: 40:58 _ Republican Town Committee 8 Friday Trifecta 4-6-6 paid $126.90 QumieU 186 paid $51.60 I •>1HPUICMAMMIlMnM«MVaMnNtCmMM*T of food stamps and how to stretch besides AFDC. Ms. Offen expressed little hope families. Perfecta 681 paid $80.40 B&M ” PoeoA utv •ucL.vsnri VP CMPMtvvani MMQiNL. ' p.m,. Town Hall. FOURTH S-16 (D) CHUNK Del Monte Food Club I PIQ t> THWU UT aUlCM f LINHV M « PWV MV World Day of Prayer, 7 p.m.. First 7'Goodi$h Rita, imp 42.20 15.40 6.60 TrifecU 6-1-8 paid $629.10 Food Club * COWPM PQI PAMIIV Wednesday Congregational Church of Vernon, 1-Need rn 3.80 3.80 ELEVENTH 5-16 (C) 6-F1at Git RTititi 4.60 1-ftural Again 13.00 6.20 3.80 LIGHT SALAD TOMATO Mushroom Baked Girl Scout leaders meeting, 7:30 Rt. 30. 5-Sib ibid Dal, Imp 5.80 4.00 3- Paited 5.00 DOMINO p m.. Town Hall, Vernon Grange 52, potiuck, 6:30 TMt 32:42 TWE; 32:26 TUNA JUICE Pea Beans E Hebron PZC sets hearing on zone lines Soup p.m., meeting to follow. Grange Quiniela 187 paid $64.60 QunieU 185 paid $35.40 COHFECTtOHIRS PeHecta 711 paid $205.20 PertecU 581 paid $55.40 GAYLORD 6'iOZ CAN 10 'I 0 7 CAN Hall, Rt. 30. Trifecta 7-1-6 paid $1579.20 OR BROWN SUGAR Hebron's new zoning districts, dise to the list ol permitted uses in a zone nau existed for many years, and the Belanger lot including the TrHecU 1-5-3 paid $911.10 East Hartford TWUnH CONSHTimON COURSE (T) Saturday some of which are being protested, neighborhood business zone. Stula said the change has curtailed pond on Rt. 85. All but the Belanger FFH YANKEE COURSE (0) 4- Mkk's Captain 46.60 17.60 7.40 day Miss Tolland County Pageant, 8 will be up for a public hearing March The PZC decided to take no action use of his property and has had a 1- Autumn Printer4.60 2.60 2.60 3-ridier Tray 9.20 7.00 CANS property are now built on. 2- 6allant Satan 3.00 3.20 t-K's Activalfc 3.40 Exchange Club 11th annual flea p.m.. Middle School, Rt. 30. 22. on verbal requests for zone changes detrimental effect on its sale for The PZC did not act on the 5-Sho«er af Paver 6.00 TNL 45:96 TME: 40:89 OiMiieU 384 paid $220.20 SWEET I •iTMPwiCMAMOnimmMMMVMVtMicMeMAV market, 10 to 10, East Hartford High Vernon Junior Grange 92, 2 p.m.. on property owned by the Barrasso business use. recommendation by the Democratic Quiniela 182 paid $9.00 SPAGHETTI BUITONI a noeOMAWT IIClWHWMCMPMlVtMO VMeOM. The hearing before the Planning SuperfecU 4-3-1-5 paid $11,765.10 _ MfATOWCHIISI I POO If VMtW MT. MAICM % UMlf VNt PWV M # School. Grange Hall, Rt. 30 family, Edward Foote, Joseph Stula, The Barrasso family has told the Town Committee that Edward PerfKU 281 paid $14.20 ATTEWANCL 4727 4 ““' * 1 . RAVIOLI 3 - ‘ 1. PEAS 3 89' and Zoning Commission (PZC) will Trifecta 1-2-5 paid $188.40 HANDLE: 385,371 TWISTS ■! consider the proposed boundary William Hills and Paul Coates. PZC that it, too, would like to have Gregory of Basketshop Rd. be named The persons involved will be the business zone back, mentioning descriptions shown on the zoning to fill a vacancy created by the In celebration of the CHINESE NEW map that became effective in notified that the commission does not plans for a restaurant in the large resignation of former PZC chairman intend to initiate zone changes in those colonial home. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF YEAR. “The Year of the Serpent." Area school lunch menus December. Salvatore Mastandrea. U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF-SHOUIDER Food Mart's produce departments areas. They will be advised of the Foote told the PZC he feels the Members voted to ask Gregory to BOTTOM The zones in question include seven provisions of zoning regulations land he owns on the northwest corner attend their March 8 meeting and Plainfield entries will carry a large selection of burger, rice pilaf, green beans, chocolate neighborhood business districts, two covering application for zone of the intersection would be more submit a resume of his experience. ROUND . Chinese v^etables. Such as: cake. MONDAY Hebron commercial-industrial districts, two changes. This section calls for a $35 adaptable for business use than the Alfred Goldstein, owner of the •ok O m Chtv Urn ■ U mm ■ Mvpt • aaMvm Pest Time 8 P.K ROAST OMIiM Avm Cvkv Tvrv. OvHv 4 Uiv IlMt Rham High School general businesses districts, the fee to accompany a zone change peti two points now shown on the map. Paradise Shoppes, discussed plans FourHi Seventh Tenth London Broil Elementary schools Rrst LydMV FMi Wm Tm 4 I f f *4^ Wra^pvrv. Monday: Hot dog on roll, baked beans, Amston Lake District, and R-1 and tion. A public hearing March 22 for a miniature golf course at the 1. Arfe't Printer 2-1 1. LK Rifemeir 1. ick O'Toole 5-2 1. OF loe WiHie 5-1 Monday : Orange juice, hot dog on roll, L Nevr Yert Anne 10-1 2. Schnaih Wadi Z Auditor 7-2 Z Sharon Hobbs 3-1 MOIT irttM M l AVA4AIU 141 fUOPAT. carrots, fruit mix. R-2 residential districts. Stula was" at the PZC meeting preceding the one on zone descrip rear of his existing business block. 3. Streaking Serfer 15-1 3. Al Tred Up Z George 10-1 3. Sitilmg Printer 4-1 S f 1 9 potato chips, carrots, pudding. Tuesday: Roast beef, gravy, mashed After the zone boundaries are dis Tuesday night and questioned the fee tions will hear a request for subdivi 4. Big David 5-1 4. U's BUckjack 4 . Big Bob 15 -1 4. DroR Queen 6-1 II. Tuesday: Roast beef, gravy, mashed He said he obtained a permit last 5. Clenern Dutch i 2 5. Bacon Switch 5. Ubby lane 2-1 5. Without Feathers 10-1 CRISP CALIPORMIA potato, peanuts and raisins. cussed, the PZC will, at the same to apply for something he had prior sion of property at Deepwood Dr. and G.Mania Rock 2-1 potato, corn, peanuts and raisins. November for the course. He said he 6. Nebedr Special 7-1 6. bRnogue Mercham 6. CmN WH 12-1 Wednesday: Cheeseburger on bun, hearing, propose deletion of the to adoption of new regulations. 7. Horoscope Lady 7-2 7. Sm Out 7. n Be Sure 9-2 7. Flying River 2-1 ICEIERC Wednesday: Orange Juice, lasagna, Rt. 85 in the Amston Lake section. was aware of the requirement for 8. Prelude 12-1 8. jiTs Movin On 8. Oossina 7-1 LBoblitte 8-1 CRTOVAC WRAPPED potato chips, pickles, cole slaw, apricots. neighborhood business zone located Until December, Stula, Hills and garden salad, Italian bread, fruit gelatin. Thursday: Orange juice, pizza The application, known as the Alice plantings to screen the business zone Second nflh Eighth Eleventh 1. Voliov Boy 8-1 1. Cracking Chris 1. Sweet Romance 6-1 1. Utile DU 5-1 U.S.D.A. Choice-Btaf LETTUCE Thursday: Vegetable soup, chicken on the northeast corner of the Rts. 94 Coates were in a business zone. The Pomprowicz subdivision, includes from the adjacent residential area. Colonial Cryovoc FARM FRESH FARM FRESH casserole, green beans, Italian bread, 2. dear Air 7-2 I D.C.'i Champ Z DF WiHk Who 7-2 Z Adam's Rib 4-1 SMOKED FLORIDA salad sandwich, potato chips, pickles, and 85 intersection. new map and regulations show no the approval of three parcels — the 3. FrierWy Builder 6-1 3. Copper^is 3. Go SofUy 12-1 3. lalapene 3-1 frosted cake. Goldstein said this and the layout of BONELESS IW fIT fruit cocktail. The hearing will propose the addi business zone in that area or on the house previously owned by Mrs. 4. Reuben's Tina 3-1 i Revohrtion 4. KakeUnd 3-1 4. RoyM ks 6-1 Friday: Tomato soup, grilled cheese the course will be worked out with 5. Fooest Way 4-1 5. Beki CaRaway 5. FuH 0 Ginger 5-2 5. Flight Master 8-t FULLY CHICKIN CHICKIN SHOULDERS P r a i h TASTINO Friday: Chicken noodle soup, fish sandwich, corn ships, carrot and celery tion of retail trade,-general merchan Barrasso property, where a business Pomprowicz, the Conklin property. Richard Keefe, building official. 6. Shady Dee 10-1 6. Sweet Annie 6. U lookin Good 10-1 6. lost Cord IM CHUCK 7. CKtus Wlie 12-1 7. Debbie C 7. Switch Off 8-1 7. Strcikm's Pride H WATER ADDED S ira w iM rrIti PINT ' sticks, pears. 8. Foggy River 4-1 8. Polygon Flash 8. Rene Snecney 5-2 8. Tels Big Red ROAST caoii oaTsmiw a otAPoawwiv « aw m a m o Ninth Twelfth CDDKED LKOS B R IA 8 T S Third Suth (UNOERBLADE) Homli Fruit— ^*1. 1. CapL Cosmic 8-1 1. Mary's Tippy 1. Kojack 5-2 1. Firs Satin 8-1 Students can learn 2. rt Sandy 5-1 Z Edna Pope , Z Monafee Guy 7-2 Z Grape Rrandy 10-1 saiiH caiiaMwra 3. RiU Havh 6-1 3. Sod luster ! 3J Printer 6-1 3. KD.'s BndgeHe 4-1 HAMS M.V. From* laws 3-i 4. Sears Roebuck ! 4. Bran Muffin 8-1 4. Colotd^ Rocker 7-2 Cauliflower .tS. ‘XTr « « 7 9 ' 5. Andy Wal M 5. Tiny Mink \ 5. GalUnt Stubby lQ-1 V PoRy Lyndes 3-1 WATER ADDED • l . “ ® ttw M* wltviaw what jobs are like 6. Dino C. 4-1 i Atonk BiKk i 6. Upton Spring 4-1 6. YeHow Bee 5 2 7. D.G. S Sweetie lB-1 7. SohSoa 1 7. Live A lol 12-1 7. D.t's Prince 12-1 U S O A C H O IC I OCCP O O N IL IIS U.S.D.A. CHOICi • tiif Freeh Carrots 't.'.*."* 3~«*1. East Hartford 8. Lschy bish 12-1 i i«p~ Piy^ 1 8. Bratty Patty 3-1 I. Paso Pansy 6-1 SHANK PORTION Top Blade Steak i«*1.49 P E P P E R Patties »"■ , . 89' iMfr